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DICTIOXAEY 
 
 ENGLISH AND MARATHI, - 
 
 COMPILED FOR THE 
 GOVERNMENT OF BOMBAY. 
 
 PLANNED AND COMMENCED BY 
 
 J. T. 5I0LESW0RTH. 
 
 CONTINUED AND COMPLETED BY 
 
 T. CANDY. 
 
 S)Ccontr lEtrition, 
 
 REVISED AND ENLARGED BY 
 
 T. CANDY. 
 
 )S m b a {) : 
 
 PRINTED AT O A N P A T K R I S H N A .11' R PRESS, 
 
 By tue Pboprietor Atmabam Kakoba. 
 1873. 
 
 ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. 
 JUfiiUrti far Copj/ Bight under Gtvernmtnt <if India's Act .XXV of 1867. 
 
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 '■"VER8ITY 
 
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 PREFACE 
 
 Twenty six years liave elapsed since tlie first edition of tins Dictionary was published. 
 
 The compiler acknowledges with feelings of great gratification the favor with which it 
 was received by Marfithi scholars, and by the Public at large. The gentlemen whom the 
 Government of Bombay requested to report on the work, made a very favorable report ; and 
 the learned Boden Professor of Sanskrit at the University of Oxford, in his preface to his 
 English and Sanskrit Dictionary, mentioned it in terms of great commendation. The com- 
 piler trusts that this revised and enlarged edition will be received with the same favor. 
 
 As the Preface to the first edition, which explains the plan of the work, and the Essay on 
 the Englisb and Mardthi languages written by the late Dr. Stevenson, are both reprinted in 
 this edition, very few words arc here required. 
 
 It is a pity that the revision of the Dictionary was not commenced earlier, as then it 
 might have been more leisurely carried on, and more satisfactorily completed. But from 
 causes which it is not necessary here to detail, the revision was put off till no copies of the 
 first edition remained in store, and till the compiler had been overtaken by old age and 
 infirmities. 
 
 A good many leading words (English) have been added, as also new meanings and new 
 renderings. The new meanings and renderings have been chiefly taken from the revised and 
 enlarged edition of Molesworth's Marathi and English Dictionaiy, which was cai'efully 
 consulted. 
 
 In the preface to the first edition the following sentence occurs : "The names of fruits, 
 flowers, animals, and substances, which are not known to Mari^thas, and which, therefore, 
 have no corresponding terms in Manithf, have been omitted." But this class of words has 
 been admitted into this edition, as it occurred to tlie compiler that the addition of these words 
 would make the Dictionary more xiseful to Natives learning English than it otherwise 
 would be. 
 
 An admission was made in the preface to the first edition that perfect uniformity would 
 not be found in the work. That admission must be repeated here The work is generally con- 
 sistent ; but instances of deviation will be found. 
 
 170343 
 
1 ' PREFACE. 
 
 The compiler lias not been surrounded by a circle of Panclits in this revision of bis work. 
 Hi ' personal Pandit, Mr. Parsburdm Pant, has usually been at hand to solve doubts and 
 aa> Yer questions. And the compiler has received some assistance from Mr. Shri Krishna 
 Sh:' ijtri Talekar, Deputy Educational Inspector, and from Mr. Riiwji Slu'vstri Godbole, the 
 Si( retaiy and Reviser to the Dakshinii Prize Committee- The former was, through the 
 K-f 'Iness of the Director of Public Instruction and of Government, permitted to join him for 
 i'. . -e months in the Monsoon of 1871. 
 
 Valuable assistance in the correction of the Press has been rendered by Mr. Balwant 
 Parshurdm Godbole. 
 
 The compiler presents his grateful acknowledgments to the successive Dii-ectors of Public 
 Instruction who have fostered his work, to the Government of Bombay for the liberal remune- 
 ration given for his labor of revision, and to the Native Chiefs who manifested their interest in 
 the work by contributing to its expenses. 
 
 Lastly the compiler would express his thanks to God for giving him strength to complete 
 the work. 
 
 THOMAS CANDY. 
 PooNA, November, 1873. 
 
''•'.'VERSITY 
 
 PEEFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION. 
 
 As the Dictionary her© presented to the Public is not the work of a single compiler, and he who planned 
 it had not tbo satisfaction of completing it, it seem!& suitable to begin the Preface with an account of tha 
 authorthip of the work. 
 
 The work was commenced by Captain Molesworth, the chief compiler of the Mardthi* and English Dic- 
 tionary, on the publication of that work ia 1831. He took Todd's edition of Johnson, and transferred its 
 columns to the poges of several blank folios, omrftting only words altogether obsolete or unsuitable. With the 
 English Dictionary thus arranged before him, he took up the Marrdthi and English Dictionary, and went over 
 its pages, transferrbg the words to tie blaak spaces opposite their eorresponding terms in English. 
 
 It may be hastily supposed by some, that this was all that was necessary to compile the present Dictionary, 
 and that it was a work which a short time would suffice to complete ; but an examiuation of the renderings of 
 Marjtbi words on the pages of the Ifarathi and English Dictionary, and a consideration of the nature of tha 
 subject, would soon shew ssch a supposition to be fallacious. The compilers of the MarSthi and English Dic- 
 tionary generally gaTe explanatory and paraphrastic meanings, in preference to simple synonymes, as being 
 more likely to conrey to the mind of the student the general power and use of the words rendered. In revers- 
 ing the Dictionary, these paraphrastic renderings had, of course, to be converted into simple terms; and the 
 compilers had to seek out the English words which best answered as synonymes to the Marathi, that the latter 
 might be placed beside them. 
 
 The M. and E. Dictionary was most carefully examined, and the words of it transferred to the E. and M. 
 Dictionary, so far as the compilers found their corresponding places ; but by this process little more, probably, 
 than a third of the words wero rendered ; but these ranged, of course, from the beginning of A to the end of Z, 
 
 While Captain Molesworth was engaged in reversing the Marithi and English Dictionary, the Writer of 
 this Preface rojoincd him from England at the close of 1832, and assisted him in his labors till the middle of 
 1835 ; when the hcftlth of both was so impaired, that Captain Molesworth was under the necessity of proceed- 
 ing to Europe, and the Writer to intermit Jexicogntphical hibor. The work was thus suspended ; but Captain 
 Molesworth took the MS. with him, in the hope that restored health would speedily enable him to resume it 
 in Europe. This hope was not realized ; and after somo years had elapsed without power to labor having 
 returned, ho sent ont the MS. to the Writer. By the desire of the Hon'blo the Governor in Council of Bom- 
 
 * 8itbw<pientl7 t« the pabUcation of the IJari^U and Engixh Dictionary, Captain Molesworth'f optaion of the rcktire merit* of 
 tbf (yitcetiie of Sir W. Joo«a tad Dr. Oikhh«t for txynming oriental sooads by Ilomaa diancten chan^. He adopted in the preMat 
 work the Joocbu iyetetn, tad it ha* been pttaerred to the end. 
 
6 PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION. 
 
 Lay, the Writer took up the work towards the close of 1810, and has toiled at it unremittingly till the 
 present time. 
 
 No one can regret more than the Writer, that He whoso superior mind planned, and whose master-hand 
 
 commenced, the work, was prevented by sickness from carrying it to completion. In taking up his work, the 
 
 Wi-iter has endeavoured to follow Jiim, but he readily acknowledges that it has been haiul pa^isibus cequis. He 
 
 * will add that whatever be the merits of the work, they are mainly attributable to his friend, while its defects 
 
 and blemishes must necessarily be chargeable chiefly to himself, from whose hands it has passed to the Press. 
 
 After this notice of its authorship, some account of the plan of the Dictionary will be deemed proper. 
 Herein it differs from all Lexicons and Dictionaries with which the Writer is acquainted. In all works of the 
 kind that he has seen, words are arranged and rendered without any reference to the relation in which they 
 stand to one another, as words derived from a common origin, and as expressing the same quality or action 
 under different aspects. Though every adjective must have its noun, and every verb its verbal nouns, parti- 
 ciples, and participial adjectives, they are all, usually, rendered independently and irrespectively. Sweetness 
 must be the quality or property of the adjective sweet, and as many meanings as belong to the adjective, so 
 many should the noun possess. Again, if we take a verb, say To Beat, the participial nouns heating and heater, 
 the participle beaten, and the participial adjective heating, must necessarily refer to the verb with which they 
 are connected, and from which they are formed : and were languages framed and spoken by philosophical 
 rjiles, the relation would bo sustained and carried out in all the meanings of every relative word. The preser- 
 Tation and exhibition of the connection here spoken of, between the different parts of speech embracing the 
 same word, is the first feature of the plan of this Dictionary. This plan, besides the benefit of showing the 
 relation of the parts of speech to one another, possesses the advantage of saving space, as it obviates the 
 necessity of repeating the explanations of the several meanings. If the different meanings of an adjective be 
 explained and numbered, all that is required under its noun is a reference, by the numbers, to the several 
 meanings of the adjective. For example, the adjective Comfoemable has three meanings given to it in this 
 Dictionary, viz. 1. resembling; 2. agreeable, congruoics ; 3. compliant, obsequious. According to the plan of 
 this work, the noun Conformableness or Conformity, is not explained as 1 . resemtZance, 2. congruomness, 
 and S. obsequiousness ; but a reference is made to the adjective Conformable. Thus Conformableness, v. A. 
 1 . (vide the adjective in its first meaning) means, of course, resemblance: the next figure 2. refers to the 
 second meaning of Conformable, and means agreeableness, eongruousness ; the last figure 3. refers to the third 
 meaning of Conformable, and means compliancy, obsequiousness. In the same way, the adverb Conformably 
 is referred by the figures 1.2.3. to the throe meanings of the adjective Conformable, and is rendered in 
 accordance with them. For another illustration, turn to the verb To Appoint, in this work : it has three 
 meanings, which are fully explained and numbered. It was not necessary, therefore, under the noun Appoint- 
 ment, to repeat these meanings, and say the act of establishing, the act of ordering or the state of being ordered, 
 &c. but reference is made, by figures, to the several meanings of the verb ; and the noun, as corresponding 
 with them, is rendered. The word Appointment, however, has meanings which have no relation to the verb, 
 To Appoint ; these are therefore distinguished by a different kind of figure, and are numbered I. II. III. The 
 same rule has been applied to the other parts of speech, as will be seen by a reference to Appointed and 
 Appointer. In short, all words which stand in relation to another primary or leading word, are referred to 
 that word, and to its several meanings, by the figures which number those meanings; other meanings of sub- 
 ordinate words, which have no relation to the leading word, are numbered so as to point out that no relation 
 exists. In cases where the relation between the different parts of speech is not carried out in practice, no 
 atte npt has been made to force it by giving renderings. 
 
 Another feature of the plan is the endeavour to combine copiousness with compendiousness. The attain- 
 ment of this object has been sought by the use of a system of classification and reference. Instead of giving 
 
PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDlTIOIf. 7 
 
 under every English woixl every Marithi word that would answer to it, the most comprehensive and general 
 word of a number of English synonymes has been selected, and under it hare been given all the Marathi words 
 tJiat express the comprehensive and general meaning ; while under the other synonymes, only a few renderings 
 have been given (viz. those which best express the shade of meaning of the particular word), and a reference 
 has been made from each of these synonymes to the comprehensive word under which the general collection of 
 renderings is given. Tims, under the verbs To Abandon, To Eenounce, To Resign, To Relinquish, a rcf©^ 
 rence is made to the verb To Give up, which is the most comprehensive of its class. Under To Give up, there- 
 fore, tlie student will find all the renderings of the general sense collected ; while under the verbs from which 
 a reference is made to it, he will see only a few of such renderings as were deemed most suitable for them. In 
 the same way, imder the verbs To Abet, To Aid, To Assist, &c. reference is made to the verb To Help ; and 
 under the verbs To Demolish, To Raze, To Devastate, &c. &c. a reference is made to the verb To Desteot. 
 Again, under the adjective Just, are collected the general renderings of Upright, Equitable, Honest, Fair, 
 Ac. ; and from these words, which all have their particular renderings, a reference is made to this comprehen- 
 sive word. The same rule has been followed with nouns and adverbs.^ 
 
 There are many words and combinations in every Umguage of lax phraseology and of licentious use, which, 
 to be rightly rendered in another language, must be rendered by similarly free combinations and phrases. The 
 Jlarathi abounds with colloquialisms and licentious formations, which, though they would be out of place if put 
 by the side of sober English words, and given as renderings of them, may bo very advantageously collected 
 and given to the student, with a notice of their quality, under the English words that best express their 
 l^eneral meaning. Such words and phrases have been thus collected and given in this work. A knowledge of 
 them, and power to use them, will greatly facilitate an idiomatic acquaintance with the language. If the Reader 
 will turn to, and examine the verbs To Die, To Defeat, To Deceive, To Contemn, To Eat, To Humble, To 
 Pbate, To Scold ; the nouns Bacheloe, Black-guaed, Disgrace, Deceit, Contempt, Height, Glory j the adjec- 
 tives Clever, Large, Mischietocs, Passionate, Pitipul, Proud, Rich ; the adverbs Impetuously, Smartly; and 
 the participle Exhausted, he will have a better apprehension of this part of the plan of the work than pages of 
 explanation would give. The Reader may turn to and study also the words To Beat, To Confound, To Kill, 
 To LABOB,as further illustrating the plan of the work with respect to vei-ba ; to the words Effort, Exuberance, 
 Familt, Fright, Htpocbiti, Incendiary, Inorate, Madcap, Miser, Nature, Pot, Poverty, Vessel, Woman, 
 World, as illustrating it with respect to »M>u7i< ; and to Cowardly, Impetuous, Excessive, Fierce, Fat, Infinihv 
 as f artber illnstnitionB of adjectives^ 
 
 It has been also an object with the compilers of this Dictionary to commnnicato to the Btuicnt miscellaneout 
 vtf/til information connected with the words rendered. The words Address, Brahman, Bride, Compellation, 
 Hkativ, Hell, Holtdat, Interjection, Intensitive, Land, Lunar Mansion, Manes, Marbuoe, Maxim, Meal, 
 Mbasum, Mimdicakt, Music, Name, Nature, Obeisance, Observance, Ocean, Octicee, Rite, Scripture, may, 
 bo referred to aa exAinples. 
 
 ' The stadent xdbj perhaps obeerve ttat the plan of the work has not been sustained and carried out in all its 
 points with perfect nnifonnity through the book. To expect it, would be to expect too much, even under the 
 moat favorable circumstances ; for in s work carried on through a course of years, inadvertence will overtake 
 the moet vigilant, and weariness will, at times, oppress the most energetic. This work, moreover, has 
 laboured under its own peculiar difadvantagcs and difficulties. It has not been the work of one man, nor the 
 product of the joint labor of two, but it has been partly one and partly the other. The plan originally drawn 
 out was that of a complete Thesaurus ; but he who drew it out, end commenced filling it up, soon fonnd that 
 it would require more years than bo could hope to give to it. He therefore proceeded to contract bis plan. 
 
8 PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION. 
 
 Ere long his health began to fail, and under the combined influence of sickness, and the fear that failure of 
 health would involve failure of the work, he made still greater contractions, and deviated considerably from 
 the course on which he had entered. Feeling that a work unequal in its parts was still better than no work 
 at all, he expunged page after page of the folios he had drawn out, in the hope of getting to the end ere 
 disabled by sickness; but in vain. A considerable part of the labor of the Writer of this Preface has been that 
 , of restoring the proportions of the work, by retracing the plan and re-entering what had been expunged. 
 Under these circumstances, ho hopes that the student's feeling will be that of contentment with what is 
 presented to him, rather than of dissatisfaction that he has not all that he dosii'cs. 
 
 The Writer of this Preface made notes, during the progress of his labor at the Dictionary, of various points 
 of resemblance and dissimilarity between the English and Maratlii languages; but as he foresaw that to 
 connect and amplify them would occupy considerable time, and would delay the publication of the work, ho 
 requested his friend the Rev. Dr. Stevenson, whose philological researches are so well known, to favor him 
 with a dissertation on this interesting subject. Dr. Stevenson has kindly complied with the request made to him, 
 and the Writer has the great satisfaction of prefixing to the Dictionary the paper which his learned friend has 
 prepared. As the student will doubtless give it a careful perusal, a reference to it will supply the place of 
 many observations that would otherwise be required, and will obviate the necessity of extending tliis Preface, 
 which may now be concluded with some miscellaneous remarks, 
 
 Tlie inexperienced student is cautioned against supposing that thLs Dictionary will enable one who is 
 ignorant of Marathi to compose correctly in that language. Tlie object of a work of this kind is not to 
 supersede a diligent study of the language, but to facilitate it, and to assist him who has acquired the language, 
 by presenting to him a number of words from which he may select the particular one that he wants, thus 
 saving him time and trouble, llany words will be found clubbed together, because of their having the same 
 general meaning, and every one rendering the English word under which they are collected in some aispect or 
 other ; but unless the student knows their particular implications and aspects, he will run the risk of using a 
 word which conveys a different shade of meaning from that which he wishes to express. Where the student 
 is ignorant of thp power of a particular word, it will be wise for him to verify it before he uses it. 
 
 The compiler of this Dictionary had in view the Native student of English, as well as the European student 
 of Mardthi. It has been specially for the former that the English leading words have been so generally ex- 
 plained. The utility of this explanation to Native students of English, was not so clearly apprehended when 
 the early part of the work was sent to the Press as it afterwards became, which will account for the explana- 
 tions being few at the beginning of the work. The names of fruits, flowers, animals, and substances, which 
 are not known to the Marathas and which, therefore, have no corresponding terms in Marathl, have been 
 omitted, 
 
 Tliere are several points of Mardthj Orthography which have not yet been settled by grammarians and 
 writers. And as in the course of the work, the mind of the compiler has sometimes inclined to one form, and 
 at other times to another, variations will appear. One of the points yet unsettled is, whether the final long 
 vowel of a word, whether adjective or noun, should be shortened in a word formed or derived from it, or 
 framed by the combination of it with another word. As, for instaiice, whether q^0N<JrT or qifsufmr TWY^tTTT 
 or TtpTTOTT, Hraf^iTT or JTlfa^mT, cf^tt or 53^^, ^TJftsT^ or !3TTfiTqqfY, >r?I«ir»I or "Pr^m, zn^x or ^^^^ '3T*ft^ffTIT or 
 "3rf^T9TIT, ^jft^^r^H or ^fTTH^mr, vft^rr or f^^T, Ac &c. are right. Both forms arc in common use, and both 
 will occasionally be found in this woik. But the mode now approved of by the Writer, and which has been 
 generally followed by him, is to f-hortcn the vowel of words which end with a consonant, but to keep it long 
 in others. He therefore prefers 'pfsm'nT, ^''Rjrf^'niTT, 'R«Pf|d40ll, Ac, to «f,(flWHu iT, ?<I<n^oft?l<mT, sRSF^qTiT Ac. 
 
PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION. 
 
 He also prefers 31^ lo wTcO. In cases of componnds, he prefers the final vowel of tho first word btii _■ 
 fchortcaed^and therefore would use ^><*|M i, ^ifHHtlH, ^?tf*R5rr5T, &c. rather than fHSTR, orrotT^fH, ^nffraiST, i . 
 
 Many words that are given as renderings of English nouns of agency arc properly speaking adjectives, .i ! 
 require a noun to be undci-stood though not expressed. The English nouns Singer, Eater, Goer, Opponim , 
 Beogab, &c. are rendered by iimTTT, ^MRT, ^STmiTT, ^rMt, «im^, &c. but these are all adjectives. nmRr ■ * 
 quires some such word as JTpiJJT to bo understood, and means a singing man or person. TMlft means a fcr. • 
 finger, and requires flT^T, ^, or some such word, to be understood. At firet, the sign of the masculina 
 gender was affixed to these forms ; it was subsequently omitted on the ground of their being adjectives. The 
 student will bear in mind, however, that where no sign of gender is given, the masculine form is that which 
 is presented to him. 
 
 Feminine formations have not usually been given, but it has been left to tho student to make them for 
 him^lf. There is much greater regularity in the construction of feminine formations in Mardthf than in 
 English. In English we have shepherd-shepherdess, author-authoress, poet-poetess, but wo have not siiicier 
 eingeress, gardener-gardenerest, carpenter-caprenteres, sau^yer-sawyeress, tailor-tailoress, fai-mer-farmeress, ^-c. 
 Again, we have tcorkm<in-tcorhcoman, shopman-shopwoman, and a few more like them, but we cannot form 
 them ad libitum as may be done in Marathi. The Marathas have iRf-'NfTiI, Hroft-Tloftw, gHR-§?TT^, f^rft- 
 fifft^, ^?Tn-^nTRt"Ti ^nrff^-^pm^^, ?lr>*0-^d*0*'i, ^T^-sfT^nift'I, *R-»t^, &c. Indeed, following their rule, 
 |he Marathas have formed ^'mOui from soldier, and apply the word not only to a soldiei-'s wife or a female 
 Boldior, but to European women-servants generally. The feminine forms usually express both a female agent 
 and the wife of the inascuUne agent ; as for example, H i ofjm is cither a woman who does gardening work, or 
 simply a gardener's wife, or a woman of tho gardcncr-castc. An exception to this rale may be given in tho 
 word KOT^^, which according to the rule should mean a female farmer or a Kunbi woman, but a Kunbi's wife 
 or daughter would be very angry at being called a ^unft or, which word is now restricted to a domestic female 
 slave. There are some cases of nice distinction between tho wife of a person and a woman of his caste, as in 
 the case of the words ^ji|, ar^r^, OTT^TTT, &c. the form for a Shndra'a tcife being ^j^, and for a female 
 Shudra (a woman of the Shudra caste) being ^jjj- also in the case of 3TI^t«^ or a spiritual teacher, for a 
 woman who teaches is Sdr^jiin, while a teacher's wife is 3TT^nnTl^. This nice distinction, however, is not 
 attended to in Marathi, High Sanskrit words are often used in Marathi by learned speakers, who, of course, 
 generally employ the Sanskrit terminations for the feminine form when required ; but with respect to Sanskrit 
 words that are in general use in Marfithi, the common Mardthi feminine formations arc usually affixed to them, 
 though they who affect to be classical, may and do give the Sanskrit formations. For instance, the feminine 
 formations of tho words JTt^WT^, JT^TT^, f^^^, &c. will generally be qf?r?rT'^, srfrr7?J>f, ^^iftT, &c. though 
 speakers will be found to say upr^rf^, JTfH<lftTofr, filftfipft, &c. Such Sanskrit words as si^m^, JT^?ft, fen«ft, 
 ifT^^, Ac. &c. will often be used without any change for tho feminine form, as <ft HTHt irfrt^P^ an^, <ft "Fht *?T^^ 
 STPfT ! Ac. 
 
 Another point to be noticed is tho use of the Anutwar. The number of words with which tho use of it ia 
 optional, is very great. It may be mentioned as a general rule that Brahmans more frequently use it than tho 
 other ckusofi, and, again, that tho Brfiimans of the Konkan make more uso of it than those above the Ghauts. 
 In tho preparation of this work, it has sometimes been used and sometimes omitted, even in tlio case of the 
 same words occurring in different places. Had (ho printing been delayed till the compilation of the work was 
 completed, these minor variations might have been corrected as the sheets were sent to the Press. But tha 
 Public wanted the work, and it was thought a less evil to lot a few inadvertent variations go without correction 
 than to keep back the book. Cue or two variatiooa indeed hare been designedly made since tho work entered 
 
10 PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION. 
 
 tte Prciss, because they scorned iviprovcineni$, and the desire of improvement was stronger tian tho desire of 
 uniformity. 
 
 Sanskrit words ending in 3 that have come into general use, have also a Marithi form ; as ^3 for ^^RT 
 ^H^ for ?nt7, 5^55 for j^, &c. In combination with Marathi words tho Mardthi form is of course to be 
 iised, as ^^t^ ^5e ( ^ is so common that its Sanskrit origin is here lost sight of) ^T^T^noE, TT^RTtT ^CW, 
 &c.; but in combination witli Sanskrit words by Sanskrit rules, the Sanskrit form must always be used, as 
 ••i-Mrtgr^, f f^^qt^F^, ^TcT^, ^^cfqiTrT, !EiT^1!T?5, &c. To Sanskrit words tliat have become common in Slarathj, 
 the Slarathi affixes qor and (piiT arc generally attached to make abstract nouns. The abstract nouns formed 
 by tho affixes Fg- and cTT are usully above common colloquial speech. With respect to these affixes qur and qoir, 
 ^ and ?rr, it may be here mentioned that usually only one is given, but the student must understand that 
 the other may always be used with equal propriety. 
 
 It may be thought by some that this Dictionary is overstocked with high Sanskrit, and deficient in com- 
 mon Mardthi words ; but it is hoped that a close examination of the work will show this to be a misapprehen- 
 sion. It is only with respect to words from which a reference is made to a leading word, that such a thought 
 can suggest itself ; but the intelligent student will observe that in their case an ^-c. supplies the place of 
 six or eight renderings. Look, for an example, at the participle Accomplished in its first meaning ; there 
 are only three common Mardthi words given, viz ^T'^Bf, 5r'?^?n', and 3T^3J?5T, but the v. V. 1. refers the Stu- 
 dent to tho verb, To Accomplish, and the &c. which follows tho three common Marathi renderings given, 
 stands for ?i"TT^^r, ^^^OT, 5n+tirfl,^r!cirfl, arf'I4^?5T, 3T?^55T, ^'JR^Jjr, 'i^^flHpv«!, &c. &c. &<;. which tho 
 student is left to form for himself from the common Marathi verbs given under To AccoMPLisfi. These are all 
 formed by a rule of Mardthi grammar, and may therefore be omitted to save space; but the Sanskrit participles 
 which follow ( ^ITTJT, •HMlRri, wf?r?f , f%5[, ^TTT^^T, &c. &c. ) are not formed by a rule with which the student can 
 be assumed to bo acquainted, and they, therefore, must bo given at length. In the same way, under a noun 
 referred to an adjective, the &c. which follows a noun formed by affixing "nTT, indicates that the student may 
 affix 'MT and STO to all the pure Mardthi adjectives which ho finds under tho leading word to which he is re- 
 ferred. The same rule holds in tho case of verbal nouns ; an &c. following a noun, intimates to the student 
 that he can fo;rm others from the words under the leading verb to which he is referred. 
 
 Very many adjectives will be found, in this Dictionary, formed by affixing the possessive sign ^T to nouns, 
 as "FTTT^, ^V^il'll'ir, sfldl-m, IT*T^^, 3ii*inn-m, &c. i. c. useful, affectionate, diligent, ^x. ^-c. They apply both to 
 persons and to things, but especially to the latter ; sft<fHr or *f^^^ «i1rtyi well renders affectionate speech, but 
 sft<ft^r or HH^^ HUn*! is not so good as tnTrTTS HT^^ as a, rendering for an affcciionate man. 
 
 With respect to the phrases that are given in such abundance, the inexperienced student is cautioned against 
 supposing that he may use them without a previous knowledge of their implication, or that they supersede tho 
 usual formations. Phrases arc given, because they are very useful to him whose knowledge of the language 
 enables him to use them correctly, and because if not inserted they might not otherwise be known. 
 
 If the student should look for some English word and cannot find it, let him turn to one of its synonymes. 
 If it should bo one of tho nmneroiis verbs in English that are formed with an adverb, as To give forth, to 
 give out, ^-c. lot liim turn to its simple synpnymous vorb, as for instance, to the verb To publish for the above- 
 mentibned adverbial verbs. Some verbs that begin with en, but which are not common under it, will bo 
 found under their more common form witho.ut the «i, as To Shield for Enshield, To Kindle for Enkindle, To . 
 Link for Euliuk, &c. If a word be looked for in vain under some privative prefix, let it bo sought uijder 
 another ; under %m, for ipst^nco, if not found under in, and vice versa. 
 
PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION. H 
 
 The participle ending in "ing," is given in this work in ita adjectival, not in its verbal sense. Singing, 
 for instance, is rendered as equivalent to singer, i. e. o ringing penon, not in its verbal sense, as "he is sin- 
 ging." The participle is therefore marked p. a. or participial adjective. 
 
 The general style in which this work has been printed is excellent, but, owing to causes which it is not 
 necessary to detail, there are several ciTata, for which indulgence is craved.* 
 
 This Preface is now brought to a conclusion with a repetition of the Writer's great regret that the Publi* 
 has lost the benefit which it would have had, if his able friend who planned and commenced the Dictionarv, 
 had been able to carry it on to completion. He has done his best to supply his friend's place, and to produce 
 a work that may bo worthy of the approbation of the Public. He gratefully acknowledges the goodness of 
 God, who has enabled him to persevere in his toil, notwithstanding many hindei-ances and much bodily weak- 
 ness, and has permitted him to finish the work. He supplicates His blessing on it, that it may be instrumental 
 iti the diffusion of Truth, sciaitijic, historical, moral, and religious, through the countries in which the Mari- 
 thi language is spoken. 
 
 THOMAS CANDY, Major, 
 
 Superintendent Poona College. 
 
 Poena ; September, 18t7. 
 
 * It has not been thought necessary to give a sheet of errata, which is seldom attended to, but the writer would here mention that 
 
 the phrase "Death unprepared for or unexpected, ^T«t STToET ^TfTT "TT ?R5 3TTr^ i«^<fl," which is given in page 170 under Death 
 
 U wrong. It should be "Narrow escape from death." For the correction of this error he is indebted to the late Bal Gum'adhur 
 
 8kMt2««, who pointed it out in a note eulogistic of the work. The author is not aware of there being another such an error in the 
 
AN ESSAY 
 
 POINTS OF SIMILARITY AND DISSIMILAEITY 
 
 BETWEEN 
 
 THE EH6LISH AND MABATHI LANGHADES. 
 
 1, To consult with advantage a dictionary, rendering the words of one language into another, it is requisite that 
 the genius of the two languages should have been studied, and that their points of agreement and disagreement bo 
 present to the mind. Every language has words for which no exactly corresponding terms will be found in any other, 
 and the idiom of a language must bo understood, as well as its vocabulary learned. The English and Mariithi lan- 
 guages h»ve some remarkable points of coincidence, and other as remarkable points of difference. On the former we 
 need not dwell, as they will readily suggest themselves to the student as he advances in the knowledge of the language; 
 of the latter we shall treat somewluit more diifusely. 
 
 2. In reference to points of similarity we may remark generally, that neither the English nor Mariithi has any 
 claim to the character of an original language. The former can be traced back to the Anglo-Saxon and !Xorman French 
 as ita two fundamental elements, though it has also in modem times received copious additions from the Latin and 
 Greek, as well as from other sources. The latter, in like manner, is a langunge formed from (he ancient Mugadhi, the 
 spoken tongue of the ruling powers in India for many centuries, with a copious admixture of an old Aboriginal tongue 
 of the Tamil, or Indian Peninsular family. In modern times many additions from the Sanscrit and Hindustani have 
 also been made to it, so at to give the language a character for force aad copiousness purchased at the expense of 
 simplicity, exactly that which the English bears among the languages of modem Europe. The introduction through 
 the Magadhi of most of the Sanscrit vocables, that exist in a more or less modified form in the Maruthl, requires a 
 pMaing remark, aa itiaa subject which has scarcely been noticed either by natives or Europeans. The word Pracrit,isa 
 term employed by Brahmans in Maharilshtra to designate, sometimes any Indian language which is not Sanscrit, some- 
 times any of the old formations from the Sanscrit, which aro now only to bo found in Books, but which were probably 
 once the spoken languages of the country. One of these ancient languages is called Milgadhi from the region 
 of 3Iagadh or Behir.» The sovereign of Mi^^h was considered a Samrdt, a Universal Monarch or Emperor, 
 and hence the Magadbl was the dialect spoken at the Imperial Court. The only compositions now to be found 
 in this dialect of Fricrit, are portions of some plays in the Hindu Drama, but the Kalpa Sutra, a Jain work, 
 composed probably about the fifth century of our era, is written in a modified Magndhi, which nevertheless 
 contains most of the essential attributes of the dialect, as laid down by the Grammarian Vararuchi. It is from 
 this langnage then, that the modem Marathi through various changes has been derived. One of the peculiarities of 
 the Ancient MigadhI, which can itill be traced in the Murdthl, is the change of fr into ^ in deriving words from the 
 Banscrit; thus, the Magadhi for TTJTT, is mil. This very word is still retained in Marfithi, although in a modified and 
 degraded lense, the dignified form being ^m-, it is also changed into X\\^ in the compound word Ol^r^, the name of si 
 copper coin struck by the great SivijL On the same principle the word Hf , mutiard, is corrupted from ^f'JWr. Not- 
 wiUutanding it is more common in modem MarithI tq follow the common Fracrit law, and change <r to vT ; aa in ^a 
 jwfo from ^, also ^t*n from (fpir, &c. — Other peculiarities of the M£gadhi aro the use of ;t for 9, of or for ^, and 
 
 • I have Aaagtd "Btnt" of the fint editicn into Bebir, the modem oome of Mogtdh, and have cancelled a clause which the 
 T.C. 
 
14 AN ESSAY ON THE ENGLISH AND MAEATHI LANGUAGES. 
 
 generally of tlie cerebral letters for the dental. Now these arc all peculiarities also of the Maratlii. Before the Pala- 
 tine Towels ^ and ^, the ?r is almost always changed to ;|Tj. thus, the Marathis Hij ^^] for %«r; and though in this word 
 the substitution is reckoned vulgar, yet V^, galtnesg,iathe proper subistitute for the Sar8(ril"?i?^5 also ^ftKra louiidary 
 becomes f^?, and the Hindustaul %clrft from the Sanscrit ??»l'rft, the name of the China rose, bcconus in Marathi V^rff. 
 Again qMt ii:'a<«'. is the corruption of the Sanscrit qpft^ ; its a A-«o<, ofqf^T; •TToft a voice, of Kffjf ^ j^ a ti/.« of q5T; 
 %'H hypocrisy, oi^. That rather puzzling form of the verb used in old Jfarathi books as a present and future tense, 
 aud in the modern dialect as a past habitual, is derived from the Magadhi; thus «p^ comes from ^\^ the Magadhi for 
 cprrfH Ae i»«A-«a, and is thus properly a present tense. The use of the present for the future needs no explanation; 
 but it may be asked, how can a present tense express a past habitual act ? In order to understand this we must bear in 
 mind that sudi an act or rather series of acts, is partJy present as well as past, and may CTcn in English be expressed 
 by the present tense. Thus, " he writes in the Collector's office, " expresses past as well as present agency; tho 
 meaning is not only that the person referred to , writes at the present time, but that he has done so for days or weeks, 
 or even years i)ast; and there is no essential difference in the sense of this phrase from what would have been conveyed 
 by the words, " He has been for some time a writer in the Collector's office. " In the latter instance the verb, though 
 in the past tense, implies also present time; and in the former, though in the present, it implies also past time. The 
 tense in question is a great acquisition to the Marathi language, enabling us to express by the addition of a single 
 syllable to the root, all that is done in English by the periphrasis, " He was in the habit of, " " he used, " or " he was 
 ■wont. " In the thirteenth century of our era, the language of lyfahdrashtra was no longer Magadhi, but a dialect 
 between that and the present spoken tongue, of which we have a good specimen in Dnanoba's Commentary on the 
 Bhagavat Gita, aud other works. In tho works of Tuta Earn, who flourished about two hundred years ago, the language 
 is still farther modified, approaching considerably nearer to the spokeu Mardtlii. At last we get, in the various 
 Bakhars ( Chronicles ) of the transactions of the Marathi kings and leaders, a language which differs from the modern 
 dialect only by the introduction of a profusion of Arabic, Persian, and other foreigu words, which tho Mussulman 
 rule and connection then rendered current in the Deccan. 
 
 3. There is a remarkable similarity also in the general structure of the English and Marathi langiiages, tho 
 nouns being in both chiefly inflected by Particles of the nature of Prepositions, and the Verbs by means of Auxiliaries, 
 though in the English these arc generally placed before, and in the Marathi after the principal word. In the principle 
 of their inflections, they exhibit a striking contrast to the Latin and Sanscrit, the learned tongues to which respec- 
 tively they are mainly indebted for their scientific terms. 
 
 4. In noticing the points of difference between the English and Marathi, wo must presuppose as known what 
 lias been pointed out in the Grammars of tho language already published, and in the Preface to the Marathi and 
 English Dictionary, supplementing former publications rather than going again over the same ground. Neither can 
 we descend into those minute difficulties, which relate to the use of some particular word, or peculiar unconnected 
 idiom. A work on this subject, containing a collection and resolution of idiomatic phrases, is still a desideratum in 3Iarathi, 
 though much of very great value on this topic will be found, under different articles, in this and tho former Dictionary. 
 See especially fSTTot, T^, ^, HrS, TTJ, of the former; and able, account, ear, eye, hand, of this. Our attention at present 
 is to be directed to points of a general nature, to classes of words rather than to individual phrases and expressions. 
 It is the Philology, and not the Grammar, of Marathi, that claims our notice, and that especially in reference to tho 
 points in which it differs from the English. 
 
 5. One great and obvious point of difference between the two languages is the want of an Article in thelMardthi, 
 while the English has no less than two. Neither the Latin nor Sanscrit has any article, and although the sacred 
 tongue of the Brahmans has the advantage of the Greek in several points, this single small member of the classic 
 speech in which Homer wrote, gives it a grace and flexibility which more than compensate for all the greater variety 
 and harmony of sound, which have justly been attributed to the language in which the Indian Epics of Yalmiki and A^yasa 
 have been handed down to posterity. The student, therefore, accustomed to the use of articles in his own language, 
 is apt to seek out some expedient for supplying their place in Marathi. Against this he must be on his guard; qpft 
 ^rfT means " bring a book, " and the Marathas never say simply to express this idea, ^«P qptft STTT. Tho student will 
 nevertheless in his intercourse with the natives occasionally hear ^^ used apparently for the Indefinite Article, but 
 he must not attempt to imitate them in this till he has, by attentively studying and analyzing such sentences, learned 
 the nice shade of idea intended to be expressed, "^^n*^! %?II<r, may mean simply " call a physician," or it may mean 
 " call the i)hysician, " that is, tho practitioner who usually attends the family. In case, however, of some sudden 
 accident occurring to any member of the family, or great haste being required, the master of the house miglit probably 
 call out, ^T <f^i^ eflcTR, call a physician, that is some physician or other, any one you can find. ^^jfT^ is often used 
 
AN ESSAY OX THE ENGLISH AND MARaTHI LANGUAGES. 15 
 
 mucli in the same way, and with an implication, which practice alone can exf Jain. The general rule is to translate from 
 Eujjliah into Manithi as if the Indefinite Article had no existence. 
 
 G. In reference to the Definite Article, it may safely be neglected in translating, when it marks that there is bufc 
 one of a class, as the Sun, the 3Ioon, the Ganges; that the noun following is the name of a 8pecie8,as the lion.the horse, 
 Ac. when it points out that individual of a class, who bears special relation to the speaker or the person whom he is ad- 
 dressing, as the king, the colonel, the servant. Also when this Article is uaed to distinguish particular persons or objectg 
 in the eja of the speaker, no word is required to express it in Maratlii; thus, «l?lRTr ^, JSHOT ^ H^, give it to (hit 
 father, dont jice it to the ton. AVhen, however, in a sentence of two clauses wit h a relative pronoun, there is a referenc« 
 matle by means of the Article from the one to the other, the co-relative must be used in JIarathi for the Article; thus, 
 to translate the phrase, " the shepherd is here of whom I spoke yesterday, " we must say ^TT tTTTTT Pnnft Jft <ETSr «l757- 
 rir ^i fU ^3it^ 3T^ ; just as if it hail been in English, " that shephered, Ac. " only that the word that would give aTi 
 emphasis to the sentence, which would require <?1^ instead of fft. To express fully the sense of the Article when pro- 
 filed to honorific titles as " Alexander the Great," will require circumlocution; thus ^qj^ urn: ^^ or *^^?7T. Before 
 a large collection of similar objects, as the stars, the planets, &c. the force of the Article will sometimes be expressed 
 by a separate word, and sometimes not, as aiH »T<T, Tf. These and other nicer dial inctious, howeier, must be left to the 
 student's own discernment and taste. 
 
 .7. Nouns being the names of objects and ideas, it might bo thought that there would bo an exact correspondence 
 between those of any two given languages; the study of a foreign language however soon dispels this illusion, whenever 
 it exists. The term qtiT in Mawtlii suggests, as nearly as is necessary for any useful purpose, the same idea as the 
 English word horse; but the noun iTf, though it ra.ay,and indeed generally must.bo translated by the word cow,saggcst8 
 to the Indian mind a different species, or at any rate sub-species of the genus hog, from that brought before the mind 
 of an E iglishman by the word cow. In an Indian description of the bull, the hump must occupy a prominent place, 
 both from its own intrinsic importance, and from the favour it has obtained among the poets. In translating such 
 a description into English, the want of correspondence between the two languages would force itself upon the notice 
 of the translator, and induce him by the introduction of an epithet into the text, or by a note appended, to provido 
 a remedy. In the 3Iarathi tranulation of Eiop's fables, the English student will find his old friend the fox metamorphos- 
 ed into a jackal ( ^T?^ ); whether this be a just retribution on Esop and other European fabulists for changing the 
 jackal into a io\, while pilfering the best of their Apologues from the Indian Panchatttntra, we need not at present 
 determine; but if in order to remedy this mishap we subtitute ^1*5 for *(r^r, the naturalist will inform us that the 
 animal so named by the Marithas is not the English fox, but merely that species in the genus that comes the nearest 
 to it. Turning from the material to the immaterial world, such diflScul; ies multiply fast upon us. Neither il^, nor 
 q^s^, nor 1*^, nor%^, suggests the sajpe ideas to the mind that the En-^Iish word God, and Oa>y in Greek do. The 
 first is a mere philosophical abstraction, and it is quite incorrect lo say that " i(^ made the world." He makes nothing, 
 and does nothing but enjoy his own beatitude, till ho is seized wilh a tit of HflT, and then he is no longer inp, butJf^T. 
 The Mcond of the above words, however, would answer very well in the sentence " God created the world, " but try 
 by thii word to translate the first Commandment, and you run into the absurdity or inaptitude of saying that there i.t 
 no Suprtme Lord but one, which no body ever denied, and which is not the meaning intended. The sense is, " Thou 
 •halt have no other object of worship besides me. " In this ctno ^ answers admirably; yet generally when a Maratha 
 uae^ that word, he thinks of some village god, some local idol, or red painted stone, and rarely of the Supremo Being; 
 iior has tl^e langiugo a* yet capital*, like our own, or an article like the Greek, to mark the distinction. After all, an 
 rapitals are now being introduced into Mariitlii^ thus written will be the best term, by which to render the wor<l 
 God. As to f »fT and T'WT^, they express, like "TTH'T'', the idea of the Supreme Active Intelligence, and cat* only an- 
 ■wer when that ides will bring out the meaning of the writer without any allusion to, or comparison with, other 
 objects of worship. Into such niceties of langiugo, however, ( absolutely requisite as they are to bo understood ), the 
 lexicographer can but partially enter, and the student must acquire them from intercourse with the natives, an4 the 
 study of their literature. It is only when by these means he has rendered himself capable of entering into their mindi 
 and seeing with their eyes, tL-it farailiarize<l to their modes of thinking, ho will be able to use such words with correct- 
 ness and propriety. With an abundance of metaphysical terms for which we have no equivalents, because our systems of 
 mental philosophy diiTer widely from theirs, the Hindis have no names for many valuable words in our language, ex- 
 pressive of metaphysical ideas. Thus, for example, for the important word contciente, for perception as a mental faculty, 
 r-'ither the >L>ruUii nor its parent Sanscrit furnishes any tolerable equivalents. In such rases, the lexicographer has 
 •AX some words which convey something near the idea, and which, till the natives agree in inventing cnitable terms 
 -< they ^cQUte better itcqoaiutcd with our literature^ may convey the general sense, or ho baa formed from existing 
 
IG A^' ESSAY ON THE ENGLISH AND MAKATHI LANGUAGES. 
 
 clemeula a new word suited to convey the meaninj» intended. 
 
 8. There is a large class of nouns iu Marathi derived from luiitative Adverbs, which requires a few remarks. Wo 
 have indeed such nouns in English, as, hanging derived from bang, tchizzing from whiz, dashing from dash, caicing 
 from caw, cooing from coo, &c. Besides these, there are many words of this class, which, though used by the vulgar, 
 hardly find aJniission into polite discourse; as thumping, bumping, &e. Now the Marathas, being more the children of 
 mature than the English, above nil things delight in the use of this class of words, which are even by the Brahmans 
 dignified with the name of arj^or^!^. Many of the adverbs are reduplicated syllables, as sRifj, q^^T, iSl^%^ 1^^» 
 *Tr<T^ ; or to express greater force, the first syllable is lengthened, as ^7^^'.^ ^Z\^Z ; or the last syllable, as 5l55rsf, iT- 
 ?iTn. Tho latter syllabic, instead of being a reduplication of the former, is often ^^, sp^, or q^ ;as ^'AA^ ^^'R, ^Z^Z, 
 Now most of those imitative adverbs may liavc nouns formed from them, and generally also verbs^ ; thus we have 
 5T?^, a smart llotr, from ^ZW.^ ; we have JS'T^, iJie smohing inslrvment, called by the English soldier a hulble hullle 
 from 3?^J, both names being intended to mark the rumbling or bubbling noise tho tmoke makes in passing through 
 the water. Such words then being much more abundant, and of much more common use in the Marathi than in the 
 English language, the student must not look on them with contempt, but familiarize himself with thtir peculiar mean- 
 ings and shades of distinction, as with other words. Cases innumerable occur where important ideas cannot be ex- 
 pressed without them, as for example, the word ^VAXTZ excessive trembling, which requires two English words to render 
 it, and is by no means synonymous with •FTlft, « shaking or quivering. The same remarks may be applied to the verba 
 derived from these Imitative Adverbs, though the Marathas prefer joining the Adverb to a verb derived from another 
 root, when the language permits; thus to render the phrase, "His whole body shook with terror," a Marathi would say, 
 fl«<7'lffT '<T?'<TTt ^i"TST. How much more expressive is the word •kA'^.i to indicate the jangling and squabbling of a btrctt 
 brawl, than the word '^tlsor, which may be any sober quarrel, carried on for years in courts of justice through every 
 grade, from the village Amius to the Sadar Adalat. On this and the allied subject of reduplicated nouns, the remarks 
 made iu tho Preface to the former Dictionary, Paragraphs 4, 5, 12, 13, rendor any farther observations in this place 
 uunecessary. 
 
 9. The formation of abstract nouns is an easier matter in Marathi than it is in English. "We hure head, hood, 
 ship, dom,ness, th, all of Saxon origin, affixed to nouns and adjectives to form abstract nouns, and it is difficult to 
 lay down the rule that points out when one of these terminations is to be used and when the other. The terminations 
 ty and tnde, imply that the words to which they are affixed are derived from the Latin, but when the one and when 
 tho other should be used, can be understood only by those who are skilled in that learned language, or have acquired 
 by practice the power of using them with propriety. We have also many abstracts of this class, the primitives of 
 which have no place in the language, as verity, equity, gratitude, &c. In Marathi again '?tj]T mas. and qor neut. may at 
 pleasure bo affixed to all Marathi nouns ; and ?T neut. or rf\Jem. to nouns derived from the Sanscrit. The rule is so 
 simple and easy of application that I think the compilers of the Marathi and English Dictionary judged rightly in 
 leaving the formation of such words to the judgment of the student. A few exceptions may indeed bo pointed out, 
 as 3T^qoTr egotism, derived from 3T^H;, which is a pure Sanscrit word ; ST^frr is used, but rarely compared with ST^qorr, 
 The Hiudustiui words «TTT?', tllTf , &c. may be considered as introduced, already formed into the language, rather than 
 as Marathi abstracts, formed after a different model, by the addition of the termination ari^. All words of this class; 
 and those which form exceptions to the general rule, will be found in their proper places in the Dictionary, and what 
 is said on ihe subject of Abstract Nouns in the preface to tho former work, should also be carefully studied. 
 
 10. In reference to the Inflection of Nouns, this iu Manlthi as in English is a pretty simple affair ; yet it may bo 
 interesting to dwell for a little on those Postpositive Particles, which servo the purpose of Prepositions among our- 
 selves, and the terminations of cases in Sanscrit, and many other languages. The Objective casein modern Marathi, 
 as in our own language, is not distinguished by any particular termination from the Nominative, although the Dative 
 is often used where wo would prefer the Accusative. For the Dative case, the terminations HT and W are used in- 
 discrfminately, the former generally by the natives of the Deccan, and the latter by j'crsons educated in the Conean, 
 The termination t^ is an abreviatiou of 3rft, frequently used to mark the Dative case in the old Marathi; thus, wo 
 have HMrtrfi, for ^^ or ^?5T, meaning literally, " so as to come in contact with thee, " from the verb PTTH^ to affect, 
 or come in contact with. Wo can easily see how this termination will also readily convey the idea of objectivenees; 
 thus, TT'T ?<TT^T Tlftar, (his man struck that man ; the meaning being that the one struck so as to affect the other. The 
 Dative termination ^ is acontraotion of qrer,the IMaratlii for the Sanscrit qr^. Even the word ^;;5imay occa.iionally bo 
 used in a Dative sense; thue.fqr^sra S.f^nqr^T \ ?«TRT %,and m}T^\ have all the meaning of "give it to him;" the idea 
 ombodied is ?T, then, is not quite so strong as that embraced in KT, tho former expressing that tho object is brought 
 to the side of him to whom it is given, and the latter that it is brou^'ht into actual contact with him. The eccond or 
 
AN ESSAY ON THE ENGLISH AND MAEATHI LANGUAGES. 1? 
 
 Proper Ablative in the form of <Tre7T, is eridoiitly the same word as IrTt, with the proper ablative termination ^H, 
 generally changed into pT, affixed. This again may perhaps be derived from the word ^^, meaning " deficient, " or it 
 may be a mere corruption of the lyiagadhi Ablative, whose sign is ^. The Locative or third Ablative, which terminates 
 in f , is evidently from that language, in which this case is frequently marked with the affii ^f^. The vocal and nasal 
 elements of this compound termination are retained, and the sibilant rejected to form the sign of the case in MardtLi. 
 The Pali ^ and Sanscrit f^H^, are all diflerenl forms of the same original termination, which, in the classic language 
 of the Brahmans, generally becomes simply ^ or f . The other Locative ending in ?f,preceded by a nasal, is so evidently , 
 an abbreviation of arta in, contracted from the Sanscrit ^rTT, as scarcely to require even this brief notice. — The modern 
 Genitive ends iu ^,^,%, varying according to the gender of the noun that follows, exactly as if it were an Adjective. 
 In the old Marathi, we find occasionally ^Jft, which I conceive to be the oldest form of the Genitive case. It is impos- 
 sible 1 believe to derive this from any Sanscrit root, and it is probably one of the remains of that old aboriginal speech, 
 which prevailed in India before the inhabitants came in contact with the Brahmans. A syllable of which the consonantal 
 element is^, is used in most of the Indian languages to mark this case. Thus we have in Gujarathi ^T,ift,^,according to 
 the gender, and in Tamil fH. In Telugu 1^, and in Canarese pTT, are also frequent signs of this case, which the student 
 if he pleases may connect with the English Genitives, mine aud thine ; and the German mein, dein, gutten, Ac To 
 distinguish the mark of the Genitive from the true adjective termination ^, it is generally enough to consider whe- 
 ther the last syllable of the word before receiving the affix, be lengthened or not. If it be, it is most probably the 
 Genitive; if not, it is the Adjective. M<HI, is the Genitive case, and ^^^, an adjective formed by the affix ^. Thus 
 tRT% ^i^, are the rafters of the bouse, ^Tt% ^T%, are household rafters, in or somewhere near the house, which may be 
 used when required, but at present forming no part of the house; ^r^ tpft, is the master or owner of the house, but 
 m^ TTUtlr, are the householders, persons merely living in the house, exactly the same as grf^T^Tf "TT"!?!, where an 
 adjective is formed by adding ^ to the locative case, instead of affixing it to the root, as in the former instance. In 
 reference to that class of words, where sameness of substance in indicated by the addition of the termination ^, as 
 far as the sense is concerned, they may either be esteemed Adjectives or the Genitive of the noun ; thus aT^5T^ may 
 be rendered vooden or oftcood^ Tia^n^, Irazen or ofhrait, &c. These words all take the long vowel before the termin- 
 ation, for which reason I am imliued to consider them still as Genitives, not as Adjectives. When any of these have 
 another Adjective formed from the same root associated with them, the other form sometimes has a laxer meaning 
 attributed to it. Thus, while ♦JI^MI, can mean only yo/<fert, 53Hft, may mean either golden or jilt. The words ^PRT^r 
 mteful, and dM4l'll-><l, advan1age<ni$, are undoubted instances showing the need of the qualifying clause in our rule. Some 
 word* are doubtful, as |TflT^T or ^la^T, manual, aud similar Adjectives formed from most parts of the body. But the vast 
 majority of Adjectives make the penultimate vowel short ; as, 3Ttn^T, <^r?^, 5^^, M'^t^m, ?'«ToE^, ^^^T, *il<«-«(i, ^^SoS^r, 
 WT^Z^T, T^T^^, ^^WRT, &e. A number of Adjectives formed from adverbs by adding ^r, also follow the same law ; as, 
 
 Not only do the Maraihaa form an Instrumental case from the noun, prepared according to rules for inflection, by 
 adding sf, ( most probably a substitute for the Sanscrit Hf, ) but they add ^ to the Genitive, and thus form a com- 
 pound Instrumental, which they employ chiefly in the Potential Mode. Thus from f«<I-£«JI, wo have fir^TT^ ; as in 
 such a phrase as, »n ^THtT H4|4<4H ^S[V^M:t\ sfT^, literally " That horse is not to be controlled through the instrumentality 
 of that man, " that is " he cannot manage that horse. " The other Instrumental or first Ablative, terminating in i^, is 
 probably the Sanscrit 7^, and the plural form in ^, is the Milgadhi for the Sanscrit fnt. The other particles affixed to 
 nouns to connect them with other words iu the sentence, such as ^FC^ making, ipj to the tide of, ^^from the $id« 
 of, Hi<*Wt to a* to reach, Ac. will admit of easj resolution, when the student has made some considerable progress in 
 the language. 
 
 11. In the UM of AdjectivM in Maratht, it is important to consider whether the Adjective belongs to the subject 
 or predicate of a sentence, a* its position is usually materially aff'ected by this consideration, in the former case preced- 
 injr, and in the latter coming after the noun. This rule is frequently transgressed by learners, and they render 
 the phrase, " He is a good man, " by the Marfithi words, fit ^nfJT J^rojW 3Tt^; whereas the proiier rendering is, jft 
 HT^ ^tn;^ W"f . But if the sentence be such aa the following, The black horse has run off", then the Maruthi will 
 be war ifnn M«i-Ji. Such a phraae as f>t?mj f^wnft OTTf, means "the soldier who was here yesterday, is present. " In 
 the first instance, the subject is m mojH, and the predicate is «lt»Rr. In the second instance, the subject is ^>rar ^tlT, 
 aud the predicate is qai»?! • and in the third, the subject is ^?i^r f?l<Tr«ft , and the predicate an"^, the word here being 
 understood; but in such a sentence 9n\ may alao mean "exittt," that is, he it tlill alive; thus, g*isi ^Vf 3TT"f? may mean, 
 " la jour father still alive ?"or more briefly, " have you a father ?"Yet the rule here laid down does not hold when you 
 arc answering a question that baa been put to yon, for is such a caae the proper answer would be, ^ MtnaT HTJ^an^, 
 
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 and not nt KTflJJf ^TJIT 3Tf^. To explain the reason of this, observe tbat the sentence, "He is a good man," is in English 
 equivalent to the words, " That man is a good man, " where the subject is that man, and the predicate is good man, it 
 being the copula, or connective link between the two. This sentence rendered literally into Marathi, would be <it f||U|^ 
 '<?nT?5r JTH'TH an^.where HT TTW^ is the subject, =EfFIOT H|UI*1 the predicate,and 3Tf^ the copula. When then the Marathas 
 fay, as they usually do in beginning to speak on a subject, ?fT HT'JJT ^TPT^T 3Tr^,they omit the second *<iuiti,and consider 
 that implied in ^»T?!T. On the contrary, in English we omit the first man, and substitute for that the Bubstantive 
 pronoun he. If then a Maratha be aBked,nY MW^ "RIT an^l The answer, if favourable,will usually be, fir ^tT?^ 3TI^ ; but 
 he may also probably say, ?Tr ^i»THT HPjrK 31?^. The full answer would have been, m HTthtet ^tlW HHiJjr 3TTf , but it is 
 the custom of the Marathas in such a case to adopt the last words of the previous speaker as their own, and therefore 
 the first MW\^ is dropped as a matter of course, which being once removed out of the way, he feels no reluctance in 
 using the word in the second clause. Every one feels the awkwardness of using the word man or HM^T twice in so 
 •hort a sentence. We in English easily get over the difBculty by the substantive pronoun he, substituted for that man. 
 The Marathas do not feel themselves at liberty to drop the name of the subject of discourse KT'T'FTjin the first instance, 
 but having used it once, they do not need to repeat it after ^HrJT. I trust then the student will see that, though in 
 strict propriety, the adjective always precedes the noun as in English, yet that, owing to the suppression of the word 
 WT"?^ in the latter part of the JIarathi sentence, the natural order seems reversed in ordinary cases, and adhered to 
 only in exceptional. I have, then, I hope succeeded in explaining the reason of the rule, as well as of the exception, 
 and placed before the student an interesting example of the niceties of Marathi Philology, 
 
 12. Beginners are apt to suppose that the words more and most, when signs of the degrees of comparison, must 
 have some corresponding words in Marathi; but this is a mistake. More, when it is an adjective, is indeed translated 
 by 3Tf^; thus, " There arc more fools than wise men in the world, " will in Marathi be, sprffT TIT^"^?!! '?^f*ft ^rft 
 arf*!^ 3T1^ ; but in such a sentence as, " She is more industrious than he," the Marathi is, ?ft f^HW 3^'ft 3TT^. There 
 must be no 3Tf^ before the adjective; the comparative degree is fully expressed by affixing |^ or q^t to the subject 
 of comparison. In like manner, H^f|^ or ^jff^^, appended in the same way, expresses the superlative. In this, the 
 Slarathi deserts entirely the Sfinscrit, and all that great class of languages called Indo-Germanic, and harmonizes 
 with the Hebrew, Arabic, and other allied tongues, furnishing one among the many proofs of its drawing from Aborig- 
 inal Indian sources, wholly unconnected with the Sanscrit. In this too, the Mardthi agrees not only with the Cana- 
 rese and other languages of the south, but also with the Hindustani and other northern tongues, shewing that they all 
 still retain some common ancient element not derived from the language of the Briihmans. As to the idea of such an 
 agreement being produced in modern times by Mahomedan influence, it could only be suggested by one entirely 
 unacquainted with these languages, with their history, and the changes actually efiected by the Mussulmans, 
 
 13. The Pronouns of the first and second persons correspond in their use very much with the same pronouns in 
 English ; perhaps the first person plural is somewhat more freely used by a single person, and the second person 
 singular more commonly employed in speaking to young persons and inferiors thjin in our language. In speaking to 
 superiors and equals, the plural is used for the singular as with us. In addressing the Deily or any other object of 
 worship, there seems to be a variety of practice among the natives; yet there is no aversion to the adoption of the 
 English custom of using always the singular. The want of a substantive pronoun of the third person is supplied by 
 the adjective pronouns, ^, ^, ^, thU and ?Tt, <ft,% that ; most frequently by the latter however, when only one person 
 is mentioned in a sentence. When two persons are mentioned, the nearer is pointed out by ^, and the farther 
 distant by «Tt. Thus the English sentence, "Let him go, fmd let this man remain, " would be, rendered, at 'JUtT, ^ 
 i.\\^\. In like manner " Let him go and that man stay " would be ^ ^rr^, <Tt <l^4l. Again the sentence, " It 
 was not he, but the messenger who came in the morning that informed me," would become, ^rf iraT ??tPrfic5 •Tift, 
 v5fr ^V^ «^To^ STiSr ^tnr, frf^ ■Hlf'WH, The pronoun ^ also is used to take up proper names, especially those of foreign 
 origin, and receive their proper inflection ; thus we have ^T^^ V^^ <T^ for ^«ft^^ J^T; as in En^l's^' ^^ w*s formerly 
 customary to say, John Mair his look. It is also used to connect a number of nouns together before joining them to t^ 
 verb, as explained in the Grammar ; thus, ^TT, rffe, c5Tc7, ^ qWJT "FR ft;?T?ft% 3T1^. " The diamond., tapphire, and 
 ruby, are very valuable stones. 
 
 14. The powers of the Marathi language appear to great advantage in these prononns ; H<NI 311^, r^NY 3li^, A 
 r?TT% 3T1^ are all Englished by " It is his, " in which English word no hint is given of the gender of that which is said 
 to belong to him; whereas the Marathi points out the gender of that >»hi<h is possessed. Again in French,they say tenuis, 
 intimating the gender of the wordjRU, but leaving you in the dark as to whether the possessor be a male or a female, 
 whether in English the rendering should be his son or her son. The English tells the gender of the possessor only, 
 
 the French only of that which is yoBscBsed, the Marathi docs both. The Latin is no better than the French, and eyea 
 
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 tbe Sansorii cannot by »nj single phrase do what the Marathi does in the phrases f^n^r T5T and fft^T J^. To bring 
 out the gender of the possessor we must in that language say, <^d*«< 751: and ^rl^TT: 5^: and of the thing possesBed 
 ^T^^t?: <r^: Such is the nicety of a tongue, which has till lately been despised as a mere jargon. 
 
 15." There is no relative pronoun in Marathi corresponding exactly to tcho and tc/iich in our language. The 
 pronoun xi^, 3ft, ^, is properly a compound relative, meaning ichat or whatever. Sometimes indeed it may be rendered 
 br who . thus, " He who is but a student should not find fault with his teacher, " will in Marathi be, ^J ft?ir*rf flI5| 
 3T7^, PTT^ »»♦>=! I ^ 'f.'T^. The full force of the word, howeyer, is brought out in such a sentence as the following, < 
 gfT ^W^ fq i rl l^, literally. Whoever comet tohxmjkeit. 
 
 16. The :Maratha8 not content with an ordinal form of numerals, as in other languages, have formed such words 
 from f<i>d<(>l how many or how mwri, and ^n<»>i and Pi<i«m, w many or to much. Thus they would ask, ^ J^^^ f^<\WA^ 
 55?5nr 3rn^ ? H hat it the number of the place that boy holdt in the chut ? %??Tf7T from %^?T is used in the same sense. 
 The other corresponding words may also be employed ; thus, <Tr ^^<fI3I arf^, ^]^ '?ffivft# ^Ttftrfi?. The teacher taid 
 he hMtueh a place. This is another of the beauties of Mardthi Philology, which must strike every one who has a taste 
 for such studies. 
 
 17. If, however, the Marathi outstrips us in its analytical powers, we have the advantage in synthesis.Eor such 
 words 88 the matt, the majority, the minority, ^c. when used thus, " the mass of mankind, " " the majority of the meet< 
 ing, " &c., they have no corresponding terms, and in translating, such words must be rendered by a periphrasis. 
 Thus, such a sentence as, " There was a majority of the Council resolved on going to war, though all the most 
 distinguished leaders were in the minority, " might be rendered in several ways in Marathi, one of which might be 
 the following, 55 ^^«f, 3T^ "PK ^^7T ?T*nftr5 «?I+N HfT ^^, rpiTTfT ^ ^ f^ «<.^Ki% Hfl ^X^ ^. This however 
 certainly is but a poor translation of tbe English. 
 
 18. The verb, as being the most important part of speech, may be supposed to afford the most fertile theme for 
 Philological remark, though much of what might have been said in this place, has been anticipated in the Marathi 
 Grammar. As a general and important consideration under this head, it maybe stated that the Marathi has few 
 verba in general use, compared with the English and other European languages. The deficiency is most commonly 
 supplied by nouns coupled with some one of the following verbs, ip^ to make, ^Tc^off to throw, URot to lay hold of, %^ 
 to place, ^ to give, 21^ to throw away, JTTT^ to heat, qr^ to reach, ^^ to teem, ^M to eat, qm to lead, and occasion- 
 ally a few others. Of this mode of supplying verbs the Marathds are exceedingly fond, and use it even when there is 
 not the least necessity for it; thus, instead of saying f^s^raoj to trvtt, they say f^*^RI ^ot-tj?^ or 3^3^; for tr«IW to 
 run, they prefer saying mil *nTwf or CTT't. In other instances as ^\^ 'PT^, and 3<fl»T qRirf, they have no other way of 
 expressing the verbal act; the former is indeed nearly synonymous with ST^lSfr, and the latter with ^f^iJf, but there is 
 in both instances a shade of difference, which makes the latter applicable where the former are not. The compound 
 verbs have a dignity in those instances that the simple want, while these again have a familiarity and force not 
 poaaessed by the others. In all instances where such compound verbs are formed by the student, he must bo especi- 
 ally careful to learn from the Dictionary what the particular verb is, which, joined to a noun, serves the purpose of a 
 new verb, as it will not do to choose any one he pleases. Thus with the preposition ^ coming after the object, to love 
 XDMj be expressed by jftfJT %^, or ^rwt, but if mi^ or *j|oii|iit be used, the genitive of the object must be joined with 
 it. Nor can you take the verb Vl'^ui, or any other than those here mentioned ; thus, you say ^^\t[K iftfH %?ft or %S?{t, and 
 HIlV^ iftfrT ^^t,^^'^ or V^jf[. — Sometimes an adverb may supply the place of a noun and be joined to a verb to change 
 or define its meaning ; thus HKuf means " to kill " or " beat ;" to remove the ambiguity the adverb TTT is joined to it, and 
 ZT^ iTROJ means only " to kill," being synonymous with eft? MKuj lit. to ttrike in the life. To form another class of verbs 
 the Harfithi prefixes a pluperfect participle to some one of the verbs mentioned above, which gives often the force of a 
 preposition coming after the verb in English: Thus ^if^ JT^ means, "wash thoroughly," CT^^ " cast away," and 'T'STt 
 ^ " fill up. " It is true that the general meaning is the same as if ^,Z1V, and HT only had been used ; but these latter 
 expresaions want the emphasis and force of the former. Many verbs in this form can be rendered into English by one 
 word, M <nt^ ^"f often used for »iiwiwi to briny, and ^f^^ 3TT^ to remove or take away. In these latter examples the 
 principal act ia not in the participle, as in the former canes, but iu the supplemental verb. Such is the case also in 
 Wt^ %t4 to put away, ^V^ V^ to acquire, Ac. Sometimes a new verb, or at least what answers to a simple verb in 
 English, is formed by one of the class of verbs mentioned at the beginning of this paragraph, and a noun not in its 
 simple but in an inflected form ; thus, fR|ftV nil to complete, perfect, ^sin qT?!OT to entangle. These arc the forms of 
 expression in which tbe Iklarithi langusge delighta, and even when simple verbs are given in the Dictionary, the 
 student will often find it more idiomatiral to form a verb in some one or other of the abovementioned ways, or choose 
 one M fonntd to express kia ide*. On tbe other hand there we coDipouad verbs in Englith, that require to bp 
 
20 AN ESSAY ON THE ENGLISH AND MAEATHI LANGUAGES. 
 
 expressed by simple verbs in MarfitLi, as " To give away," " take down," " bring out," &c. Thus, " He gave away a 
 hundred Eupees in charity," will in Marathi be, fTT^ ^v4 V'>TK. ^% f^^. " Tiiko down that turban," will be ^ <Trnr?t 
 e?fT— or 7<T57T ^ ; but this latter will imply that it is not only to be taken down, but also probably that it is to be 
 given to the person from whom the order issues. "Bring out the jewels" will be expressed in Marathi by ^rfJIot ^flT. 
 These hints then must suffice to put the student on his guard upon this subject, and to lead liim in eyerj particular 
 instance to enquire how far the two languages conform to one another, and in what points they differ. 
 
 19. The present tense in all the Vernacular Indian tongues is merely the Present Participle with the verb to he 
 after it, as in the Hindustani and Gujarathi, or with the signs of the persons, as in the Tumil, Telugu, and Canarese. 
 The Marathi has two Presents, one constructed after each of these models. Thus in the verb ^>^, we have ^ft<T 3Trff, 
 and qifclt, ^ft<?lrH, &c. The terminations of the persons seem derived from the Indo-Germanic stock ; thus the first 
 person is 3?r, partly agreeing with the Latin termination o in amo, and the termination em in amem of the subjunctive 
 mode; ?r, as the sign of the second person singular, is the same as the sign which we have almost uniformly in Latin, 
 Greek, and Sanscrit, for that person. The English s for the third person is a corruption of the old termination th, and 
 the type for the second person is st, being in conformity with the languages of its family marked especially by the ». 
 The third person singular is an exception in Marathi, having Adjective terminations agreeing in Gender with Nomi- 
 native, a mode of construction of which the Marathiis are passionately fond. The first person plural is the same as 
 the singular. The second person plural has art, probably a corruption of 3TT?f, so we have in Marathi occasionally 
 g^^ STT^frT, for J^ 3TT^f; the rT seems to have been dropped to prevent its being confounded with the STHT of the 
 third person plural, the ant of the Latin, and the arf^ or arfrf of the Sanscrit. The terminations of the past tense are 
 essentially the same, except that the third person plural, as well as the third person singular, is drawn away into the 
 Adjective terminations to agree with the Nominative. The marks of the first and second persons again in the future 
 are ?r and ^, of the persona of the plural ^, 3TT, and fT respectively, the ^ which there so often occurs, marking the 
 tense. 
 
 20. If it should be asked whence comes this ^ ( or ^ as it becomes generally in intransitive verbs), that marks 
 future time, till a better solution be found, the following may be accepted: — The Marathas are often in the habit of 
 dropping an initial ^, or supplying its place with a ?T ; a familiar example of this is the name of the village at which 
 the traveller first rests after leaving Puna, to go to Sattara by the way of Katraj. The village is properly named %5i, 
 the name for a Bamboo. This is, however, generally corrupted to q^ or ^. If then we suppose the first letter of 
 ifcE time, or ^cE or ft?TT as it is also written, dropped,we get the sign of the future required without much difficulty, by 
 the easy change of oS into ?5 in the first and second instance, and by dropping the final in the last. «^ fiy^^ fie will 
 learn, will on this supposition mean literally in Marathi, learning is to him only a matter of time. Though, at the ha?ard 
 of trespassing a little longer on the territory of speculation, I must state, that I think the sign of the Past Tense in 
 Marathi, may in like manner be traced to a word meaning what \\a%passed. The signs of the past tense in the old 
 Marathi are tfr5, as in f^qrS, for f^^, H^, as in ^fPirT^, mpifik, &c. yet in common use, and ijSJ, as in qi?iTc^ for «lf^- 
 #. The first of these terminations, rejecting the j^, is retained in the Southern Gujarath Dialect, and accordingly we 
 have f^'^ for ^5^3. In the Northern Gujarathi, we have the T of q^ retained, still dropping the ^ ; that ^ itsell is 
 a common substitute in Magadhi for FT and ^, and I suppose all the terminations originally the same. Whereas then 
 in the south they say f^yr, in the north they use »|v^ for the Marathi %gf. In Hindi also the «r is used as the sign of 
 past tense, and we have f%'?T, though even this is frequently dropped, and the terminations denoting the persons are 
 affixed immediately to the root, as f^3TT. Again in all the languages of the Peninsula, the simple rf, or that letter 
 changed into ^, marks the past tense, no traces of the ?5 appearing. But in the Bengali, as in the modern Marathi the 
 r5 alone remains to mark the Preterit. The root J5E in Marathi implies " a moving off, " or " passing into oblivion," 
 the allied root 755 means " to pass by as time; " 53 is a Bengali root also meaning " movemcnt."In Tamil too, the root 
 fr^ means " to dispatch with diligence; " and I think there is a strong probability that this is an old Indian vocable, 
 which by various corruptions has formed the Preterit tense in all the modern Dialects of Hindustan. Let these 
 speculations at least teach the learner to analyze not only sentences, but the words themselves of which they are 
 composed, tracing them to their primitive elements, and he will find his labour more than repaid when ho experi- 
 ences how much such analyses tend to fix words in the memory. — The reduplicated form of the past tense ending in 
 ^ is rather a participle than a verb, at least it is always in modern Marathi to be considered. Thus sfm^fft ^t^ 7T- 
 ^^, ^1+rfrft T^T, means " I want the tied boat, I don't want the loose one. " The simple form is not commonly 
 used 88 a participle, though Brahmans say %B and %%% are the same. 
 
 21. In the Potential and Conditional modes both the English and Marathi are copious, but there is far from a 
 correspondence between the two. The miniature of this subject will be found in the Marathi Grammar; one or two 
 
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 points however, n-.ay here be specially noticed. The young student must be on his guard ngainst following the Hin- 
 dustani, and clumsily using 7f^ to express potentiality. There are proper idiomatical forms, as he will see in the 
 Grammar, adapted to any case that can occur; and that unidiomatical construction, altliouj^h adopted by some 
 natives in Bombay, should be wholly exploded as both inelegant and useless. The only real difiiculty under this head 
 in translating from English into Manthi is to render may or miyA^ signifying ^fn/««/on or liberty. You may indeed 
 veil enough translate the phrase " you may go," by Kf^ ^fk' but the sentence, " I may go wherever I please," 
 meaning that I am at liberty or haee permissioH to do so, is not so easily rendered into Maratlii. If the words be thosd 
 of an inferior who has asked and obtained leave of his superior, the translation would probably run thus; ij'^ \^^ «T- 
 f ^ ^ KHT >j11'J-:||^ anffT 3n^; but there is an additional element introduced here by the word arrfTT, which means 
 iperly aot permiuion but command. The idea expressed by the \<;ord permission is foreign to the mode of thinking 
 liong the Hindus. There is implied in this word, that an inferior has laid down a plan of action for himself, and 
 proposes this for the passive acquiescence of his superior. This is however a degree of presumption that upsets all 
 Hindu notions of propriety, maiing the inferior active, and the superior passive. Even when a Brahman comes to 
 visit you at your house, he considers himself your servant for the time being, and when ho wishes to take leave, he 
 •ays anfTT an^ ? meaning have I your commands to depart ? Not to be behind him in politeness you give indeed a 
 command, but it is not that he should go away, but that he should come again when he finds it convenient, which you 
 express by the single term mt. — Again if the words, " I may go wherever I please, " be those of a superior or person 
 independent of foreign control and expressive of inherent liberty, the Marathi rendering would be v^^ ip^^ ^^ %»t 
 «1l»<llVt 51T ( or artV^TT ) 3TT^. This again implies something more than mere liberty. It speaks of some inherent 
 power or authority possessed by the speaker over and above what the English phrase expresses. If we chose instead of 
 fRTT &c.m*flf|*, this may mean nothing more than freedom from external restraint. If to remedy this, and add moral 
 fitness we say vll<|44l^ ^U^, the person may for any thing necessarily implied have his feet fast in the stocks.. AVhen 
 the Arabic word f^ is used for permission in Marathi, it always, at least in popular speech, means leave of absence. 
 No Maratha would ever say jt?!T ^V ^g q<< | -«n V^ 3TTf , meaning I have permission to stay here; supposing it to be a 
 case where there is no remission of any duty, but simply leave to reside in a particular place, he would use 3TT?rT, or 
 say 4^lf44NI y^ or 3TfvqiTT. It is evident then, that every particular case of this use of may must be considered 
 with its attendant circumstances, before a proper translation can be made, and that at the best all we can do, is to 
 make a near approximation, since to give the exact idea is beyond the powers of the language. These remarks will 
 apply to miyht when used in the sense of liberty and permission, the slight shade of difl'erence that exists between the 
 two words cannot be expressed in Marathi, consisting as it does only in mi^ht, indicating a restricted liberty, 
 Skould itnd would do not preaent great diflBculties. "When conditional futurity is the idea they express, the simple 
 future is used in Marathi; when should metJiB propriety, «rf^^ with the past tense of the verb will suffice, and would, 
 when it means wiUmyneis, may be translated by the Genitive Gerund and «nf^^, ^^T, or ^vjf^ all of which points are 
 fully explained in the Grammar. 
 
 22. The passive voice in the old Marathi is a modification of the Sanscrit, in which especially 3f supplies the place 
 of ir, as its characteristic work; thus the Sanscrit f^?TfT is charged in the old dialect into spftv^pf " t< i« beiny done." 
 la the modem Marithi, particularly in translations from the Sanscrit and Persian, a passive somewhat similar to our 
 own, has been formed of the past Participle, and the verb cnot to go, for this has been adopted as the Auxiliary in the 
 place of our verb to he. In the Southern Peninsular languages the root 9X to fall, prevails instead of vfT; the principle 
 howerer is the same, and the Hindustani conforms in every respect in idioms to the Marithj. The Passive, although it 
 can scarcely yet be taid to belong to the colloquial language of the Marathiis will likely ,from the facilities it furnishes, 
 in translation, keep its place in books, and there are in truth instances when an exact translation from English cannot 
 be made without it. Thus, "He was saved from the sea," would require, fully to express it in Marathi, at ?T5?f<Jfr ?nft- 
 ^ Jrst, No Martltha indeed would in all probability so express himself; he would probably say, at «H^^ fl^r, 
 but then this conveys only the idea of the safety of the person spoken of, and leaves out altogether the notion of this 
 vafety being the point of foreign influence. It means no more in fact, than that he escaped from being swallowed up 
 in tke sea. The Harithas, if the avoiding of this ambiguity were considered important, would probably express the 
 afent to whom the deliverance was due, thus KUn?^ f^J^^ miu<<|.jh juftrfl, Hi* brother sated him from the water ; but 
 then the writer may not wish to reveal the agent, and thcreibre if this were an object, a Mardthu might say <^71^ &c. 
 a eerlaim one, ^c.^ but the writer may winh the causes of the deliverance to remain wrapt up in the clouds of his own 
 obscurity ,oot even deigning to draw aside the curtain so far as to let us know whether it were a man.or angel,or other 
 •nperior being, who was the sgcnt of good on the present occasion, and in such an instance wo should have to recur 
 to the first aestioacd resderirg with the Fast Participle d m^ and the verb ^lot. The iovtanccs are however few 
 
23 AN ESSAY ON THE ENGLISH AND MARATHI LANGUAGES. 
 
 indeed where a Maraiha would find himself in this predicament, and they have a multitude of ingenious ways of aToId- 
 ing the use of such Passive verbs. These the student should study and imitate, if he wishes to speak the language 
 idiomatically and elegantly. The most common of these, as we have already indicated, is by the use of an Intransitive 
 Terb. Wherever this can be done, it should be the plan adopted. And indeed the Passives in English, which belong 
 properly to what the Latins call the Deponent class of verbs, must be thus rendered; for example, To be Jtniihed, to he 
 wearied, to lefatigueil,Sfc. These are expressed in Marathx correctly by ^f'T't, ^H^, '^'f. lu some instances when a 
 %uitable verb in Marathi is not to be found, the sentence can be thrown into a dift'erent form; thus,'^ I am acquainted 
 with him," may be translated, ^]^ PTT^ 3Tr3E^ 3Tf^, and '' I was accompanied by twenty men, " by, m^TT B'Pff ?hl 
 HfOT^ ^t<ff. In the former of these cases,the Nominative of the noun from which the verb is derived,with the Substantive 
 verb, is used; and in the other, a preposition, or better a noun in the locative case, takes the place of the English verb; 
 the latter alternative takes place also in the following phrase, " I am disposed to learn the Marathi language, " which 
 may be rendered thus, JTTTSt TI^ f^I«ft ^ ^Tf^ HTfrf 3Tf^. The difficulty, however, does not lie so much in these 
 instances as in others. No one who knows the meaning of words, would ever think of saying Jft ^HBl df^r, when a 
 moment's reflection would teach him that »ft ^at, the idiomatic phrase, expressed all the idea, which he wanted to 
 convey. It is in the case of the Passive of Transitive verbs, where the real difficulty lies, of which I have given an 
 instance above. Tet even in reference to this, the natives have the way of avoiding the use of the Passive; thus, for 
 " He was beaten, " instead of saying at iTPt?5T 't35T, they say P^ JTR ^3T^T, he ate a heating. He was slain in battle 
 ivould be, not Ht <?JTf ?T ^tRot 'tFST, but ^ t7?f^f1 *T3T. " It is said, " will bo rendered by ^u(riM, " they say, " perhaps 
 by ^^ 3Ti^, but never by ^l?H vfTrf; or ^5^ ^^; though the simple word "ta itself will sometimes nearly express the 
 eame idea; thus UT^fT ^ST means, " It is said, " or " to be met with " in the Shastra. 
 
 23. The student must not lose sight of the great advantage possessed by the Marathi over the English, in having 
 a causal form of the verb. Instead of having awkwardly to introduce a new verb, " to cause, to make, " &c. as we do, 
 they effect the same end by simply adding «r, or f?r, to the root, before affixing the terminations ; thus from ^Ror to do, 
 we have ^i^f^ to cause to do; from «T5Effr to flee, we get ^raf^ to put to flight; from %<FWI to learn, f?l<Bf^ to cause to 
 learn, or to teach. The Hebrew, Arabic, and other languages of that class, have what is called the Hiphil form of the 
 Verb, corresponding to the Marathi causal. The Sanscrit has also 4 similar form, and even we seem to have the remains 
 of such a modification of the verb, in fell irom fall, lag from lie, teat from sit, Sfc. 
 
 2J(. The great peculiarity of Adverbs in Marathi is, that the large proportion of them that end in (?[, may agree 
 occasionally with the agent, and occasionally with the object of the verbs they qualify, exactly as if they were 
 Adjectives. Indeed, most of these words are both Adjectives and Adverbs, and nothing but the sense indicates when 
 they are the one, and when the other. This mode of construction is not uncommon in Greek, though by no means 
 nearly so prevalent as in Marathi, and is called by the Grammarians Attraction, implying that a word swerves from its 
 own philosophical construction to agree with some word near it, to which it is drawn by proximity rather than by any 
 natural relation. In sentences containing a Transitive verb, as often as the object is expressed, the rule is, that the 
 adverb should agree with it; thus f^Pf 5[I5^^T 3^TT '^f'TST %OT, he pronounced the words well. In this sentence it is 
 evident that ^rtJIBT, is not an attribute of 3^K, but of %t5T, yet no one would use m'\'\^, the proper adverbial form, in 
 such an instance. So in like manner, we should say in IMarathi P?r^ ifre a^ft^ Vifilri??!., he told the storg exactly in 
 this way., the 3nft^ agrees with ?fy^, in.'<tead of keeping the true adverbial form of 3iT?N ; though the meaning be most 
 distinctly, that ho told the story in that particular manner, and not that particular story, as it would be, were 3T?ft^ 
 an adjective. Again in Intransitive verbs, when the agent is expressed, the adverb generally agrees with it ; thus we 
 say H^ Hflt^ JtPft, thereupon she went away ; #5T STT^!^ T5?!T, the heam lies crosswise. In Transitive verbs, where the 
 object is not expressed, and generally in all cases where the termination of the verb is unaffected by the gender of the 
 nominative, or object, it is best to keep the adverb in its natural state, that is the same as the Nominative singular 
 neuter of the Adjective ; thus, fTPJ W- ^rif'MSJ; though if ^Trff or ^VZ were supplied, the adverb and verb would both 
 change, and become ^f\ Htfn?T9ff. Again we should say j3T 3# Jp^wiK TTft, hardly if at all <ft a^H W.V\K TTfr. The 
 best practical rule, then, is that which is given above, though it may not be universally binding. 
 
 25. Adverbs have frequently their place supplied in Marathi, by a noun in the third or Instrumental case ; thus 
 «fr 3Tpt^% 'Isr, he went joyfully away; ^«Bf%%H <FT?iT% ^^ ^ft^r, he labours devotedly at the dictionary. In such cases, 
 we could generally also in English use wj7A before the noun instead of the adverb ; thus, wi/Ayoy, icith devotedness. 
 Sometimes also we may use the pluperfect participle ; thus, ^ f*r3iT %?ft, he comes fearingly, or with fear, the same as 
 if *ft<fl^ had been used. The words <J^^ and gn?R5F and q<t, are of great use in the formatian of adverbs, in what may 
 be considered the higher or Brahminical dialect of Marathi; thus, for certainly wo may say f^liPTJ^, or f^ssq^llrH*, 
 Almost any Sanscrit noun can in this way have given to it an adverbial form.— There is however one class of English 
 
AN ESSAY ON THE ENGLISH AND MAEaTHI LANGUAGES. 53 
 
 adverbs, which cannot be rendered by any one corresponding word in MaraUn, and which require a modification ia 
 the construction of the sentence to express their general idea. They are such as lamentably, deplorably, charmingly, 
 beautifully, Ac. especially when they qualify an adjective. Sometimes the adverb, may be put into an adjective form, 
 and the adjective made a noun ; as, " He is lamentably deficient in knowledge, " which may be rendered ?!n^ f^irf^- 
 ^ %:^ 1?J^ ^WTTJTPft 5^m ari^; and " He is deplorably wicked, " BTT^t %^(Rr 3Tg aiiuiiMI-dl'ft |^ 3TT|. Or 
 both may be made adjective ; thus, " Her singing is charmingly sweet, " which may be rendered, fn^ HT^ STfrT ^^ H- 
 ^T^ 3TT^. The student will not forget what under the head of nouns was said of the imitative Marathi adverbs, p^ 
 ?t tli+.H, M'i+.H, +4+4^, -"^^-M*, 5fT^, TTS ^KJ^. 
 
 2G. The use of the conjunction and, is mnch less frequent in Marathi than in English. Instead of coupling a 
 number of verbs together as we do, the Marathas put those that com© first into the participial form, and reserve the 
 Terbal form for the last; thus, for the sentence, " He rose from dinner, put on his turban, and went out;" they would 
 •ay, ?fr 31^, 7^, "TTHI? VMH, ^ifr 'tr?T. As regards the respective places of ^ and 3TTfJT, I believe it to be mainly a 
 matter of taste. Pandits from the Deccan generally avoid 5r, as Tulgar, while Concani Brahmans use it freely. 
 In all serious compositions arf'T alone should be used. The proper place of sf is to string a number of articles 
 together, as, m?\ ' ^ ' ?^ ^^. ^° translating but, when the meaning is, that the excepted point is directly opposed 
 to the foregoing, ft^ or qoi should not be used; fR should be employed or no word at all used, the opposition being 
 marked simply by the tone of the Toice. To express the idea contained in the sentence, " If a man take such a 
 medicine, he will not recover, but die," the Marithas say, 3T% ^VT ^n# 3TOfTf HTOJ^ ^^"IR JTTft, fR *TTc5. They 
 could not here use "rtH for »R, but they might without any word say H^, or with the emphatic particle h"Ii3-«(, with a 
 pause before the word. In such a' phrase as the following, we have a case in which <Tt<T or VJ\ should be used, tft ^fJ- 
 RT ^TT, Vi\ VTT ^ ^tet5T. Se tpoke indeed, hut h^) did so in a very low tone of voice. AVhen hut has the sense of 
 notteithttanding, nevertheleu, S[e. it is best expressed in Marathi by frtf; thus, " I did not see him do it, but I have no 
 doubt that he committed the theft," will in Marathi be, RfT ?n?1T^ TT^S ^TTf?, crtt f'TR^ ^rtt %9ft TlfsPT^ HST ^1^^ 
 
 27. Though the Interjection ^tT, corresponds to yet, it is not so liberally used as yea in English; thus, if question' 
 ing a Marathi, you were to say ^TT 5tT^? he would probably repeat your words, changing the tone of the voice, or reply 
 by ^tS, or perhaps, though scarcely, by ^ STH, but never by ^ alone. The interjection ^>T is a part of the verb 
 ^t^, and properly means it it, which most likely is also the original meaning of yet. If therefore the verb by which you 
 ask the question is 3(1^, the word ^^ may suffice for on answer. Thus.in addressing a company of agricnlturist8,if you 
 were to say g»=^p J"!^ 317^ ? the reply might be simply ^t'T, though most likely OTcn here 3TT^ would be added. Th© 
 rule here then in replying to a question, is to do it by repeating the verb used by the questioner, prefixing ^tT or not, 
 as you please, if the answer be in the affirmative, and subjoining or prefixing srff, if in the negative; thus, the answer 
 to nm fll»Jf<1 ? are yom hungry ? would be ailfO TTft, or siT^ ?5Tn^, / am not; but never ^|t alone: If however, the 
 question were «r^ an^ ? the answer would be TT^t, as this is considered the negative form of the verb 3TI^, and the 
 rule is that the verb used in a question must be repeated in the answer. 
 
 28. The construction of sentences in Marithi is generally very simple, so that a few hints on this subject may 
 niEce. Parentkese* should be altogether avoided in 3farathi composition, and when they occur in a sentence which 
 requires to be translated, they should be incorporated with, or subjoined to, the principal sentence. In ordinary 
 cases when no pectiliar emphasis leads to a different arrangement, the words of a sentence in Marathi should follow 
 one another in the following order; first the agent, next the object, and last the verb. If there be an instrument, it 
 comes preferably between the object and the verb; and if an adverb, its usual place is immediately before the verb, as 
 in the following sentence, J? HK*^!*! aiPT^^RT fftTT% 5R HK^. The student who has paid proper attention to the 
 Onmmar of the laagoafre, will be aware that sentences, which have in them a relative pronoun in English, must be 
 inverted when put into Marathi; thus, '* That is the man of whom I told you yesterday," becomes in Marathi Tin H- 
 ^u(|f^^41 *ft Jf fTT ^T^ JTlT'Irir^ »?t fT^ W^. The word man, however, is transferred to the opposite member oftlio 
 •entcnce from that in which it occurs in English, and therefore belongs to the first member also iuMoruthi, as the genius 
 of the language requires the subject of discourse to be introduced in the first member of a sentence. 
 
 29. The construction of the past tenses of Transitive verbs by the instrumental case of the agent, and the simple 
 or anredupiit-ated form of the Past Participle, which agrees with the object, or if there is no object, is put in the neuter 
 gender, is a curious part of Mar£thi Syntax, and well deserving the attention of the Philologist. Tho former of the two 
 modea of construction ia called the Vffoft, and the latter the HI^ g«fm, by Marathi Grammarians; r^ iff^ fltf*m?{Y is 
 an instance of the former, and T^T^ nlfl'l^ of the latter mode of construction. This latter is indeed the more difficult of 
 the two to reaolve, vet I think if we compare it with the corresponding phraK in Sanscrit, 'we shall come to the conclu- 
 
24 AN ESSAY ON THE ENGLISH AND MAl^ATHI LANGFAGES. 
 
 sion, tliat the theory laid down in the commencement of this paragraph is the true one. Thus, f^H %"^ is exactly rR 
 ?>?[, and answers to " it was done by Lim, " in English. The substantive yerb was, requires indeed to be expressed in 
 English, but in the other two languages it is usually understood. If the verb in Morathi be expressed, it answers to 
 oup English Perfect Tense, which is properly a Past-present, for past and present time are both united in it- thus, 
 PTpf H %3J arf^ will usually be rendered " he has done that, " but it may also be tanslated in the very form and idiom 
 of the Mardthi " that is done by him." " The letter is finished," in Blaraihi will stand exactly as in English, TSI ^S 
 Sn^, though if there be no emphasis on the substantive rerb it will be omitted in Mardthi. It does indeed seem strange 
 that any language should tie itself down to such an inverse mode of construction, but the limitation is a fact, in what- 
 ever way it may be explained. In Sanscrit, they can say H 31*<ig, as well as rr?f ?J?T, as we in English can say " Ha 
 did ( it ), " as well as ( " It ) was done by him, " but in Mardthi they have only the latter alternative. That the ^ in 
 Mardthi really expresses the sense of the third case in Sanscrit is evident from this, that it is not only used for agency, 
 but with equal propriety also for instriimentality. Thus to translate the following sentence, "He slew the enemy 
 w ith a sword, " it is necessary to employ the ?r for the instrument as well as for the agent, no other affix suiting so 
 well the idiom of the language: the translation then runs thus, BnH 5[I^WT rTT'JtO^ HlRc^. The explanation of the *ri% 
 ST'ftT given by the natives is, that the ^TTbT or substance of the verb is the Nominative; thus PTPt HTft^ is RTT'T HROl 
 WrftS, A striking teas struck hy him. As however the Mardthi delights in forming verbs from nouns with ^^, I 
 should be inclined to think that the true resolution was rTT^ flKUJ %?j, o strinking was effected hy him, and that this is 
 the true theory of the TT^ SRTI. The other form of construction called the JF»f<7ft MMI'l need not now detain us long; 
 there the object is expressed, and the verb agrees with it, as would any other declinable participle. Thus, 5[f5i^ qt'«ft 
 3TTf^?^ arf^, means " a book has been brought by the boy," or more exactly in l&im, " puero liber latus «<.' Again 
 
 80. This peculiarity of the JTarathi language ie not only puzzling to a European, it puzzles also the natives as soon 
 as they begin to translate from other languages into their own. The Sanscrit, as we have seen, resembles the English. 
 The Brdhmans then, when translating into Maruthi from that language, finding that though FTT^ %^ will translate 
 exactly rT^T ^ it was done hy hijn^ it will not do the same for ^ ST'PTt'J^ " he did" have invented the new form <Tt ^iftTTT 
 ^Errar, and this they term the ^iff^ ST'ft'T, in which the agent as in Sanscrit and English, is the Nominative to the verb. 
 <pftHT here is probably the same word originally as ^^, and the literal meaning is '' he became the doer." ya<iy 
 ^^]^ is accordingly rendered ^d<l^ ^Tfffir ^TR^. 
 
 31. "What is called by the Latin Grammarians the Ablative Absolute, which is in Greek a Genitive Absolute, is 
 termed by Sanscrit Grammarians ?ffrr ?i5Tf*r, as requiring in that language the seventh case, and is in English a Nomi- 
 native Absolute, is also a Nominative Absolute in Mardthi, but it is of much more extensive use than in our language. 
 Thus it is very frequently used to date one event of less consequence, but which is the immediate subject of discourse, 
 by another of greater consequence; as, W^t n^ ^T?^ ^ft?I aiTWrft <J^r JTT^'Tr^ V?f ^fll^, during ike reign of king Bhoja 
 a certain Brahman proctired ajield. It is employed also generally when one event is stated as occurring during the 
 currency of another; as '<s\M^ ^f^tTT ^T 3TTt5r, he came while we were at dinner. The Marathds however do not admit 
 this form of construction with a past participle ; thus, " the work being finished ( or when the work is finished ) we 
 will play," cannot be rendered ^ttt HI?J 3TOfTt %^; this would mean if any thing " should the work be finished; " but 
 we must say i^PT ^?«n ^tHI, or ^, or ^T^ FT^ ^PT^, #3. 
 
 32. As a general rule, the student, when translating from English into Marathf, must be guided more by the 
 sense than the particular words employed, and he will often in his own mind require to throw a sentence into a 
 different form, before he commence rendering from the one language into the other. Thus we form a great many 
 verbs with the substantive verb to be, and a preposition following ; there will here generally be no exactly correspond- 
 ing verbs in Mariithi, but by translating them first into other English, our end will be easily gained. To he over, for 
 example, may mean to have authority ar^r^ ^W, or it may mean to he a remaining surplus, and so be rendered by 3Tot. 
 And so with to be in, to be out, ^'c. Sometimes the Mardthas will look at a subject from a different point from that 
 from which it is viewed by the English. Thus, the Mariithas say BT Htwtrl ^T VI ^(r^, the grain or liquid is 
 looked on as the agent, and it is said '' into that vessel two seers mag come. " In English, the vessel is looked on as 
 the agent, and we say " that vessel ivill hold two seert. " 
 
 33. In fine, the customs, manners, and religious ceremonies of the natives, must be studied in order to use the 
 language properly. Thus, if the student is in doubt about the use of the word sn'rf'i'M, and the meaning of the verbs 
 ^&^ when used in connection with it, how is he to resolve his doubts but by studying the subject of the native 
 Prdyaschitia ? "When he knows that the common cause rendering the rite necessary, is the transgression of the rules 
 of cpste or some ceremonial impurity, that the thing coDeistB in some penance, or else in a vile compost administered 
 
AN ESSAY ON THE ENGLISH AND MAEATHI LANGUAGES. 23 
 
 \)j a Brahman, that it ia supposed only to take away some one, or some series of transgressions, that the Brihman 
 adminietrator is the ^J[m and the recipient the ^OTTTT ; having thus ascertained the exact sense of the word as used by 
 natives, he will be prepared to employ it, so as not to confirm them in false ideas, while wishing to impart to them 
 important and heavenly truth. 
 
 I ought to add that Major Candy has carefully looked over this paper, and thereby enabled mo to correct some 
 of the mistakes into which I had fallen ; what remain must be laid to my account. Many of the points discussed aka 
 were originally suggested by Major Candy. May the Divine blessing rest on this essay, and on the whole work. 
 
 J. S. 
 
LIST AND EXPLANATION OF THE CONTRACTIONS USED. 
 
 9- "Jo- ( genitive of object ) means that the object must be in the genitive case ; thus, To Abandon fTT m. w^ 
 g. of 0. Ex. if\ RTT ^^^I-")! ?nn ^ft^, I will abandon that man. Here the object ( ^^^ ) is in the genitive case. 
 
 3- "J *• (genitive of subject) means that the subject must be in the genitive case ; thus, To Abate OT?IHw. ^\^g. oft, 
 £i. r!n^«n rTT^I 4^^H HTc?T sn^, His disorder has abated. Here the subject ( TFI ) is in the genitive case. 
 
 in. (or inv.) con. ( inverse construction ) means that the idiom requires the inverse construction j thus, To be able 
 ^; Ex. Ht5T fa^NI*) %^, I am able to write. 
 
 nfg. c(m. ( negative construction ) means that the word is in a negative construction or in a construction of negative 
 import. 
 
 Act. after a verbal noun indicates that the renderings which follow express actum •,'Ez.. khw-Dosyi'B.ST, «. v. V. 
 1. — act. Here the — act. indicates that the renderings ^HFwt, f^TPT, cT^T^, &c. &c. express the act of aba'ndonhig ;— state 
 in.iicates that the renderings which follow exjfrets a state; thus, under the above word Abandonment, the renderings 
 w hich follow— »<a/*, JT^M?"MT, F'Tni, fT^ljfTT, &c. &c. express ike state of behiff abandoned ; the renderings which follow 
 —a. or s, express either act or state. 
 
 The hyphen ( - ) is u.«ed to connect two or more words with another which is common to them all. Thus, under the 
 second meaning of To Abandon, the student will find Pim w.-qftrTSR n.- <<Rf«ii'i «».-&c. q^ ; here the hyphen obviates 
 the necessity of repeating the verb SiTot after each noun; also under the word Abandonkr, the hyphen between the 
 words tilTn-T3fT-7??nH-<tc. ^rrf renders it unnecessary to say f^l'l+rl?, ^^^prlt, 7r?rv»f?I^TTf, &c. one qRTf does lor all 
 that are thus connected with it. 
 
 The &c. after a rendering or renderings, indicates that more words of the same kind may be used. For instance, under 
 -\ba FT, the <tc after »lrfmi--<<I indicates that any tcord signifying ship or boat, may be used in the possessive case with 
 Wi'i"^i •ii«ii«. Again, the Ac after dl*«i«*l under Abandoned, intimates that the reader may take the participle of any 
 of the verbs given under the verb To Abandon. 
 
 In the phrases which are given under leading words, only the initial letter of the leading word is repeated, 
 The following abbreviations need no explanation : 
 
 a. for adjective, 
 n. for nouo. 
 ode. ht adverb. 
 prep, for prepotilioo. 
 r. for verb, 
 p. for participle. 
 t. for lingular. 
 pi. for plurah 
 
 m. for masculine. 
 f. for feminine, 
 n. for neuter. 
 V. a. for verb active, 
 r, n. for verb neuter. 
 v. for vide. 
 
 in. OT inv. for inverse. 
 lit. for literal. 
 fig. for figurative. 
 pop. for popidarly. 
 con. for construction. 
 neg. for negative. 
 
 p. a. for participial adjective, intent, for intensitive. 
 
 enhanc. for enhanced. 
 gener. for generally. 
 eomprch. for comprehensive. 
 fh-cl. for declinable. 
 impers. for impersonal. 
 demon, for demonstrative.' '' 
 interr. for interrogation. 
 
 There may be a few othen but they will be easily understood. 
 
 T. C. 
 
DICTIONAEY 
 
 ENGLISH AND MARATHl. 
 
 ABA 
 
 A. 
 
 J^^ This letter is represented by ST&nd 3TT, but by these 
 can be conveyed only three of its numerous sounds, viz. 
 by 3T the obscure sound which it bears in collar, jocular, 
 Ckrittnuu, America, (yiVxch is the sound of u in tuit,run, 
 bun); and the atill obscurer sound which may be dis- 
 tinguished as medial between this and the sound of ^ 
 in sand, ran, band: — and, by 3TT the sound of ^ open, 
 as in fatker, chance, hut. Its long or slender sound, 
 a* in place, face, is represented by the letter (f . 
 
 The broad sound of A, as in fl//,ifa7/,— the shortened 
 sound of A open, as in hand, had,— And the sound ( of 
 if short) as occurring in numberless English words, — 
 hare no existence in the Maralhi language. 
 
 A or an the article is rendered by ^ one, or by ^^TT^ any 
 one; or it is conveyed by the noun simply. Thu* ^ 5- 
 W^, ^^f^ 3^^i ^'" 5i«* « l^ok. There is however a 
 delicacy in the use and omission of ^ in its capacity 
 of reprewntalive of the articles, of which, as it would, 
 with dificultr, be conveyed by statements or examples, 
 this brief notice must suffice. 
 
 A, as a noun, is still rendered by 3T A 3TT or by3n^&3r- 
 «1T, bearing the masculine gender. uiU the letters are, 
 in like manner, nmtculine nouns; and whether limply 
 as, r, ^, 7, X, 7, ^, Su:. or in combination with the 
 particle «Tt, as mt, 3^TT, 'f^TT, 4c. 
 
 A , as a oontnu tion of at or corruption of on (in the sense 
 of HI,) and as appearing before particii)lcs, is rendered 
 by ««iMifl or «iisi<4i as attached to the root,as,a-bcgg- 
 ing, O'Swimming, mi<ii<ii«, Ml||((|{{. 
 
 A, particularly or pre-eminently, is expressed by <{^, as a 
 hero, a liar, Ac ( i. e. a hero, Ac unritaUrd, standing 
 tingle or eole.) ^ ^, ^ r^ijTI, ^ ^mM I <> . 
 
 A . in the sense of each one, each or etery one leverally, as a 
 year, a tree, a man, is rendered by in^,^<K^,^f ,il^, 
 and, in the objective case, by 9 as,fo each nmn, tree,![e. 
 
 A , M is tb« adverbs aiMfkt, abroad, aiaek, alanJ.MliH, ««•/, 
 
 afoot, atleep, 6fc.,&» it is corrupted from on^ and is used 
 in the sense of on, in, at, ^'c. , so it is expressed in 
 Maidlhl by various prepositions or by suitable inflec- 
 tions of the words. Adverbs of this class do, for the 
 most part , appear in the Dictionary, 
 
 A, is often redundant, as in ariise,arouse,au:a'ke;t.nSi so is its 
 Mardihi representative 3TT as iu aTTTmiaTTr^jSrnTnT. 
 
 Aback, a^c— in navig. gnsiTTsn", 7?^5 stHT'St. 
 To be taken a. jflmi^C JT^, ^irt'-i <i^"l. 
 To be taken a. -fig. 5tTig-'4f«F?T^"l3^ ^TDt,^^qRwr,^<*ui , 
 
 Abaft, adv. at the stern. ^TPft, ^^PTrfT, ^TTTT^TT ST'Tr, ^T- 
 
 if|>;'E«<I-&c. qfiqHTT'if. 
 
 2 towards the «<(;rn.??T'TT^,HT%^'TT-&C.HI«lr<<IHIMl*^. 
 Abaft, p-ejj. i i <IHH>4r<< r iIT^-HmiH-&c. tcith g. ofo. 
 To Abanbos, ». a. renounce, retign; v. To Give up. ZI^, 
 
 5?T|5 ^, s^n^, fqmm. «PTot g. o/o.^^,f!nT3fdt,Bt3'ir. 
 
 2 desert, forsake, ^n^iW^^-^^-^rlfT-Ac. 3TTot,^T^ot, 
 
 g. ofo. PT^fcf, aTfiT n. ^, 3^nr^. 
 
 3 (one's self) to. ?IT^ m.-sjq f«. ijoj-t^^ y. ofo. m^»»- 
 g^ w. fti'i^Ji in. con. 
 
 ABASrOSABLE, a. T. V. 1. cT^T«ir-5HismT-«r^''TT-&c. ^iifir- 
 vritnT-Ac. eroix, JH^Hoir, fn^ ni^pft^, ^^, "i^sffT, 
 
 2 ^ntT«IT-Ac.3?tnm-^T,Ac.r?n!>WT,lf'R^FnT.|q,^r3?T, 
 Abakeo>kd, ;). ^ a.v.V.l. ZITKPJr, Ac.f«l^, iqTfn?l,n?lfvlfT, 
 
 2 ^TI^T-Ac. Bnf*IH, fqTf3l?r, r«T^, Tf^WIS. 
 
 I. reprolale,Sic.y. Sn4WEi.JS8.n;T?nr,5iIIvjKT^ ill^fSfST, 
 
 f*ni^?iS'?T, 'imr^, f^'PvM, f^^RBvor, fjro?!, f^^JF. 
 
 11.— a town, village, house, v. Desolate. ?^n, !«W, 
 
 To be or become a. mt[f. t^HlOT (sntrRT-»n«rm-*ITT<»- 
 
 Ac. ) WI^-?^Tl-Ac. qzof. [ Ac. »mTW. 
 
 III.— a tenemcntTlHJoft, 1iTp5, qrcBi5i7T«r^<^I-fllXSW- 
 
 AlAjrDojsKn, n. v.V. 1. IMWTm,f»Tr»rrTTT, ^^<nm,&c. fqr»fT, 
 
ABA 
 
 Abanbonmext, n. v. V. 1. — act. ZT^M «. #¥"'{«• &c. BTPI 
 m. f?TiT^ n. ^l^^ n. f^W^ n. ^^A m. :s^^'^^n.— stale. 
 ST*^.1Wl m. &.C. r^\^ m. r^rfS^f. ^j^Tf^ n. f^fSfrTc^f*. 
 
 2— act. ^m n. ?ftf 5 ^Tiof n. &e. f?mT «. T^finn w. fq- 
 , 'IR «. TfesT^T^ n.— state, ^fts^'mi »»• &C. PTPI «». ift- 
 
 To Abase, ». a. degrade, fjc. v. To Humble. ^Hq3i, ?^iraT- 
 ^of, T<T^ar, JTis^, ttHT/. ?rR?t ^R^ y. oj 0. 3Tf*PTPT ^- 
 
 2 ( one's self ). sftO'T'JIT m.-^%qtrrTM.-&c. ^, xf^^n. 
 %«T^ ^T^, 57Hot, 3Tf*mpT m. CT-Tof-^ISW, ^5^?^ n.-t^frTT 
 /.-ft?I?f n.-r\t[^^m »».-fr^mT/.-'ft^"I'^-&c. JTR^-^»ft 
 
 'FTT't-^+K'jt, ?55??r^!pR W1.-&C. !R^, rt^c<)i'ft^n: w.- 
 
 &c. ^T^, ^^rSff^TFT OT.-3T^+Kr'm'l m.-arfiHTHrTFT «t. 
 
 'R^, ^H^fsr «.-3T^^pn; m.-&c. JT^-^"t3''f. 
 Abased, p. v. V. 1. ^iT^>5c^, &c. 
 
 2. STT^Sjr, &c. ^T^f, ^dl^+H, ^H^, ^f^HllMHM, ^T- 
 fHTTT^i^T^ 5rr%^r, ?q-?p^JT^5r, ^^tgifT??^?^, ^shrl ^^ H??, 
 
 Abasemekt, «. T. V. I,— act. ^^^^n. m?5T^w. &c. atfir- 
 TR^S^ n.— state. JTrTHT m. Hm^;i^rTT/. iTH^r^/. JTT- 
 
 •iRfH^T m. r^^^^^ m. 
 
 2— state, ^^mm m. HJ^rTT/. 3f^<^^q;K «. ^t^?^^- 
 
 To Abash, ». a.v. To Shame. OT5T?ot, HMm^'j |, ^Tc^ q^nm 
 
 Abashed,/). V. V. afl(f Ashamed. ?!rJfq^?!T, &c. c5P!r5?JT, 
 
 To be or become a. c^M^jf, -MMmuj, 3Tt^T555r, <p?^- 
 gff^TToET ^t'Jf . 
 Abashment, «. v. Y. state o/con/imon rf M ^ j ^Mm im.gFJT^PT- 
 
 orr «. ?yr«ririH n. ^^ m. 5^W!pl^ m. ^r^roE»irf /.aft- 
 
 in? Abate, v. a. make lower .^ leu, weaker, -7, To Lessen. TfT- 
 
 2 (force or intenseness of ) mitigatf. ^^-&c.^^,7?nT 
 
 wi.-^q^K w.-7q"r»TJT«.-3^5Tf1rr/.-&c.sFT^y. o/o. f^rV^m. 
 
 3(a demand,&o.)^?/.?M'jf-^qr,^[?Ht5 /.-HI j^ I if . W-X^. 
 
 To Abate, v. n. grow lower., less, weaArer.v. To Lessen. ^- 
 
 2— as to force or intenseness; decrease. ^?5fn^, »T^- 
 
 T^Trtfrr/.-afr^TTTT m.-&c. ^r^ g. ofs. 
 Abatement, n. v. V. A.l. — ac^.graRSr ». jpift ^R^n. Ac. ^T- 
 •0+<.ui n. — state, cprft +rf!^MU|l m. ^cKrfrfH'TT m. 
 2— state. g'fTR »n.^H^r %^c^MU|l «. &c. 
 T. V. N. 1.— »<o/c. ^r?5T^^qorr »». stt^^tutt m. &c. 
 2— state. ^H^^vm m. H^Hj^MUir m. &c. ^nft gT^'TOTT 
 m. 7?rR «. H^/ TTTW «. ?^nf^/. T<TTI*R n. ^mi i 
 
 ABD 
 
 w. 3TmTT«». 
 
 I. «ttm alated. ^f. 
 Abbess, n. J^^rfWftoft/. »ra^f*nft/. 
 Abbey, n. »t5 »i. qrfT^^ n. «f|'«<Irf*< n. 
 Abbot, n. tt^ m. JTSTf^TfrT «. H^^T^ m. JT^^m. HM't. w. 
 lb Abbketiate, v. a. V. To Abridge, fl'^mt, «?^ m.-^^- 
 
 <T^ ». qiTot y. o/o. Bf?TH ^j^. [ ^^^ 
 
 2— in grammar. BtTl^f^T^ ^^ot, ?5h?Pt ?r^ SR^,^*? 
 
 3 — in mathematics. STT^tT m.-^S{^^^ n. ^df g. ofo. 
 Abbbeviated,;>.t.V. 1. ^^W, ^i^f*T^,?i?t? %3?5T,^?wr5lT. 
 
 2 cJRf^fn^, c!t<T5^, JfTT^TT, rT^ or gH"?^ or ^;[t or 5- 
 
 HT^nr?, &c. 
 
 Abbreviation, « v. V. 1.— fflc/!.^?^n.?i%q^T'tn.fl'^fa, 
 ^?=rm n.—state. ^?l^m.^eiTmTw.^f?TO'?rT/.?llfrfrFrqM. 
 
 2— stale. Biqf^fflwi/. ?5tqf^j>rir/. ?re?rr/. 
 
 I. mark of a. ^^^f^'^ n. 
 
 1\. thing albreviated, v. Abhidqement. ^f^TTffl.HKI^m. 
 
 Abbbetiatob, «. V. V. i.^i^^rmrn, ^■^q;TnTKT, ?r|?<T^rrf. 
 A. B. C. V. Alphabet. 3T?Tn5%»T m. 3T?=KRIf!l/. ^tlpTrrST/. 
 
 =F ^ w. srrn^ftrr/. fi. 
 
 2 V. lluDiMEKTS. aTHIIf n. 
 
 Beginning one's a. b. c. allHlHr ^H^ n. 3T^^'*r m. 
 
 ^^\<^^^^ «. sTiTPriwmr m. ^^v^^ m. f^^m!^ «. q- 
 
 2b Abdicate, v. n.yield a right. ^ m.-«IKHl m.-^r m.^l- 
 PJT, ^c^rqi'I m.-^t{r^pi^f%T/.-^fTrfHf^/.-?irnc'TnT m.- 
 
 ^^\fwr^f^^^n n.-^f?r^vmA m.-&c. ^?af. 
 To Abdicate, v. a. relinguish a rightful possession. ?nsoT, 
 
 #^ ^, r^l'IUJ, JT^ot, STf^ viTTOf, ?^T OT.-3r«>f w.-T- 
 
 ^^tt ^"Jif, ?iTTrfHff^5^ f^?!'^ n.-?5rrfHt?rf^3f;i<j. 
 
 ^'Pi'TPT m.-^TTTIc?TFrj^^^Tc?T'i ot. ^J^ y. 0/ 0. 
 
 To a. the throne. f%^T?r^ w.-TTJq n.-<I^M<^ n.-<Ml(V- 
 
 q^^^ ».-<MM<\rm'im.-TT^Tf^+.Krm«l»».-<|sK<c<(vi;Tn.- 
 iJ^'inTTTf^ST n.-&c. SRot. 
 
 To a. an ofEceor trugt.a^f6| <hHr< j| » |»».-5Rffc| 'F I <n >ti>d ' ^?r..- 
 
 aTf'^=FTtRff>fOT.-q^fqTnOT.-q^>^^n.-q^??rJRn.-&c.^Twr. 
 
 Abdicated, p. v. V. N. Wr«)r<<|«i-&c. %^, ?ft?^c?T, Bmft, 
 
 V. v. A. ^"tS^?^, &c. cq'Tf'm, FTTf»t<T, r^np, 7r^, f^^f^* 
 
 ?T, f^^^, ^f^<T,^H^-&C.5IT^3r .7.o/«.'IH«fir»i;jr,»TrlHIM+. 
 
 Throne-a. f%^RR-n^q^-&c.?ft3i^?5T, r^Tpffl^^r, ?q. 
 
 ^FTT^RR, r<<tf><Mq^, r^nxi-rq, ^TFTMTf4^R,«5^^K':. 
 
 f^THf^fT, ij^nlr^HicHpSia', ?Jftf%^?R;qTn, &c. 
 
 Trust or office-a. 3TffeRJn:-q^-&c. Wl^BT, fq^RTftPFTT, 
 
 ?T^i>q^, ?rHTfv«M<^i'i, <fcc. 
 Abdication, n. T.V.A,— ac^. ^Tti^.^t|JT 3n^»».?it|^ ^n. 
 
ABH 
 
 Deed of a. ^RN^ n. si?T^m?T n. «Tllr*<l'|5?^Ti^ "^^ 
 n. ^f^V'i'lTMA'f ^ m. 
 Abeicatob, n. Abdicakt, a. v. V. N. ^IS^IKI, &c. Wt^JrMf- 
 
 T. V. A. fllSUIKI Ac. ^mA- 4 rH ^^ H -1%H^'T-yiN-&C. ^- 
 Tlirone-a. f%^reJT-?r3infH'-Tr!rr^-^T^Tfvj'FTT-TT**T-&c. 
 
 ^i«iui, f^^reT-n^rmiT-ic. j^mft, f(i^i+nrqi'i-<iMiit<- 
 
 -JtC. ^Tlf. 
 
 Trust-or oflGce-a. 3Tf«nFTT-'T?5 ^K» I K r, 3fTf^+Krm'ft, 
 l^r^, 3Tf<I^KrMl'I-Mi^^IT-&c. i^TT?. 
 Aasomek, «. T. Belly. ;j^ n. <fR n. 5^ ot. 3T3^ «. «lf^/. 
 
 Lower portion of the a. 3ffpff /. 
 Abeouikal, o. t. N. 3^, ■J<^<-«<I, "ik^, 3^^^«(t, §f^- 
 
 Abdouikocs, a. v. Potbellied, ^t^, %=^. 
 Abdvctios, «.— in Law, (S^ ».-i(m^r/.-&c.) 1)Hil^-5?T- 
 
 Abecedabiax, n. teacher of a. b. e. (or rudiment*. ) SUTT- 
 
 «nTTT-f*l**)"IITT-&c. m-^ ^t^«rr m. m»lHM*lw<IH* «. 
 2 learner 0/ a. h. e. T. Smattebeb. 2flHTWTT «• aTPTTHT 
 tfr+oiKT or q\wnT m. ^TTT^rWT m^fmrTT or MltMl m. g- 
 oft^ fi^^tJTrn m. q^-fl^'^ m. "iTT^^I-Jn m. ^"^ Kt?tJnTT w. 
 
 Abks, «/». on or in i«</. t%^, f*iai«II^T, Hlt^^Ni, ^^- 
 
 ?, ^ionT«T, u'inft', ?\«<iMn, Tr^n«T, <jjji*"S, h^^?:^. 
 Abcbbasce, Abebbation, n. v. Deviation. fsHrfiT n. ^i- 
 
 ^/. ft^H-<<<?M «. ft^H'lfH/. f^^»I»T^ n. ^5lf^^7 m. 
 A. of mind, intellect, &.c. 4ePT m. >?Trtrr n. 
 Abekba>'t, «. deeicvi, T. £kbi50. f^^?^-f^f»lfit-&c. ^>^, 
 
 To Abet, «. a. iac*, v. To Help, ni^ m. ^of, «f^ /. ^, 
 J»!P,r m. ^T^ ^. 0/ 0. qiSTTT^ m -"PfrfJTI m. ^T^t y. of 
 
 o. ^miT/. ^-^^^-*Tor, "nfCTTf pfr. 
 
 Abbttob, n. Abettwo, p. a. t. V. nm ^"fm, JHTt^T JT^- 
 OTITT, Al". »f»T "•■ Mlft'll •». TrfCTT m. 
 
 A beiaXce, That ia in a. ?t^^, ftPR 3iT«»TW, ?riF<|. 
 
 To AbbOB, r. «. *«<* inlenuly ; abominate, detett. ^t^t^ ^- 
 ^, aRf»nt-3Tm^-Ac. JTPlOr, fw HPTOT, JW^T, 3»f?!yT 
 m.-KTfsj^f •». 'R^'r g.ofo.^. m.-5(ir^pft/.-&c. i»^ y. 
 i/o. in. eon. «n«lf^ ( fl'^t^T ) Tliof, or, inversely, f^iff, 
 'tffT't ^T^i'^ «•• ^n^ y. ofo. TtTPT fr^ot-5T?wr-?Woi <5^- 
 %iT% «. ;»i. ▼Il0i-fNHl3»fJ3I »». /. Jtot qo|y. 0/0, 
 
 ABaoBBKi>,/>. T. V. »lfn«-Ac. »TT^f?I, sHrn j^r^fl, srfM^. 
 
 A BHOBBEXCB, «. extreme hatred, vf^f^ m. q^|^ m. 3T- 
 
 AsioBiOT, a. Abhomu, n. t. V. 3ff»t«I-4c. ITHOTITT, Jff- 
 
 Z ABL 
 
 I. irreconcUalle icith.^ t. Inconsisiest. f^<trr, f'l^?, 
 f^tft, aTO5i5, a^^qrf, ?i"3;»ff^5. 
 3b Abide, e. «. stay for a short time, v. To Sojodbn. ;jm^, 
 
 2 rfittW, V. To Eeside. tt^, srfqSr, ^m m.-^^frr f 0/; 
 
 3 not cease or fail, \. To CoMTl^•VE. 3^wr, fJRj^, f*(^^- 
 ot, ftVT ^Sir, 3?^T^ ^OT. 
 
 4 bear up against, stand out, v. To Endbke, fjl^iwf , f^T- 
 
 5 by ; «<«ci /o. N^TjT-aR^iTTffT-^^TT-vrei^-Af. giB0t-5i- 
 To Abide, i>. a. v. To Await, ^"laqot, ^"ta^ «l^'Jif-.U^ot- 
 
 Ac. f?re^ «t^''A ^l Jr o/" 0. 
 
 2 T. To Beae. Bre^, ^T^ «. sj^TT y. o/"o. 
 Abidikq. See Endbbing. 
 Abilitt, n. V. Poweb. ^^/. ^lH««f «. sic^^op. ija «. nr- 
 
 q»?T w ^/. gJTri/. ( «<y. fo«. ) 
 
 2 — mental, v. TJNDEBSTASDtso, Capacitt. gf^^TST n. 
 
 ^f^TTS^ n. 3l^^r «». 
 Abject, a. mean, base, \. Low, Mean, r*^^, qi^, ^R^r, 
 
 3TMIT, f^r?;^, <?wr. 
 
 Abjectlt, (i</p. v. a. Tlvftqoipf, ^rf+Muii^ «i. atquj^ftW. 
 Ab JECTNE8S, n. V. A. qpift^'JiT m. ^?i%qcrr w. Ac. arqiTfir «. 
 Abjubation, ♦». V. V. f^pn ii^T ^"reo^ «. Ac. ?T'T*1^7.Bin 
 
 To Abjlbe, v. a. renounce, tfe. on oath. ^e^\ q^rsr Btl^r-^- 
 
 q^.pnn m. ^6t, anoiHnj !S5?T or ^\^ ^nSr-ei^di-iT- 
 
 ftprm w. ^T^, ^[iq'*T^^ f«mOT.-^^q5£ifqni «. %v^g.ofo. 
 Ablation, «. <Mr< of taking away. a^qi^TT «. »iq^^ «n. 31^- 
 
 i^TT n. ^^ «. ^^^^^ m. 
 Ablative, a. /Aa< takes away. ^^^% 3Tq^u'Y,3TT^Tlf,^n:- 
 
 ^, ^ ( esp. in conip. ), ^f^f, arq^f q?, a^q^r^, aiqr^t^- 
 arq^-arq^T^-^^T-^Rq^^-Ac. jp^rf, %oTRr. 
 
 A. case. SHqi^T «. 
 A. case absolute. ^J^^ff^lt/. 
 Able, a. v. Powebful. ;ilOj>>Tr^, ^m«f^, ^jq;, ^ij^-tf, if. 
 
 2— mentally, t. Clcvkb, SKn.ruL. ^w4, ^, q7, ^TcJ, 
 8 of adequate ability or power, v. COMPETXllT. 551*1 V, 
 
 4— in comp. admitting of, sutcrptiUe of, having the power. 
 The form of the English verb thus constituted \t* render- 
 ed into J/iiraiAiby attaching, to the gcrundial form of 
 the Mardihi verb, the particle ^, (ex. Eatable ^mi=5rT, 
 Drinkable tinxn^,):-also the adjective ?tTT^ l>ke, equal, 
 adequate, (ex. ^T'TmiT??T):-al80 the adjective «n"T or.po- 
 pularly, ^VTf{\ or Sjinr irofcr.Jit, worthy, ( ex. ^PTT or 
 ^TlTfro or fRI«JWI 'n^-sfrtHr-^'fl'TT, )'.also the a(ljecti^o 
 f;W^ possible after adding H or BT ( ex. ^mw or ^mr- 
 ^;|tW^,V. — and thus, witha liberty unknown in Engiieh, 
 /ArovyiouMho Afara'/A^ verbs. It is further rendered, 
 when it exprosaei the tansp proper, fit, worthy {to be ), 
 
ABL 
 
 by compounding with Santkrit nouns such words as ^- 
 i?T, gr^^Tp, 3fqH, 3T^, &c. all expressing this sense; ex. 
 
 This form is also, in very nuwerous instances, •well 
 rendered by Sanskrit gerunds or partifiples (e.f^.eatable 
 ^?I, ^n^jft^, ^Slfe^^Mf, or H^, HHof^^T, Tf^lfTWT or »T- 
 r ?^f^5T ) and by such forms it will here be abundantly 
 rendered; but for tho rules of formation, as they are not 
 quite simple, and as they belongs not to Maraihi^ the 
 learner is referred to the grammar of the Sanskrit. Here 
 it is necessary to slate, 1st. That by the terminations 
 "able" spoken of, are to bo understood as well the 
 terminations "ible, eble, uble," ( e. g. miscille, delelle, 
 solulle,)\y\\eiheT occurring euphonously in the constitu- 
 tion of i'ny^fiA verbal adjectives, or appearing in adjec- 
 tives, introduced form the Latin; and whether viewed 
 as derived from Abal Goth, or Ablez Norm., or from 
 Habilis ia<. 2udly. That, as this termination "able," 
 though it, viewed as Englislt,c&n mean and therefore can 
 be interpreted only as above ( viz. having the power ); 
 and though,accordingly,itB incomparnbly most common 
 implication is that oi susceptibility or jractiralleness, is 
 yet employed Cperlmps from a power derived from Habi- 
 lis), to express the sense^^ or sii'aHe, ( e. g. ohservalle, 
 edible, ) and the sense subject or liable, ( e. g. finable, 
 punishable,) so, in like manner, are employed the parti- 
 ciple ^ and the adjectives HTiT^r and qTTq',&c.3dly. That 
 the Sanskrit formationsgiven.andnll similar format ions, 
 (with the afiBxes ^cj^, atnftTT, and ?fMT,) are, though they 
 involve differences and admit delicate preferences, em- 
 ployed in Jl/ard<At with equal amplitude. 4thly. That the 
 Jfarafhl formations with the participle^ and the adjec- 
 tives ^KW and s^P^jas well as the Sanskrit formations, 
 bear, additionally to the senses given above as common 
 both to them and to the English formations with "able," 
 the Bcnaes designed or intended, about or on the point .pnd 
 demanding, requiring, or claiming. Lastly. That the de- 
 tailed explanation hero presented is designed to stand 
 in substitution of detail and of unexplained repetition 
 throughout the class of the ables; and that, therefore.it ! 
 is to be borne in mind and applied by the student 
 according to his occasions. 
 To he Able. v.ABLK.^Tpwt, 5rf¥HT5-W»Tw5^-&c. ^,q^, 
 ^Wr ( these two require inverse construction, as, I can 
 write, n^ frl^uiorfe^^ or f?5^m iTrf.Cau you do it ? 
 ^ 2^ ^^ #V ? or "^ 5iqT# ^ # ?) Here it may be 
 observed that the verb ^t^, additionally to its requiring 
 inv. con. admits of the use of the agent in the objective 
 case, — as per example: also, that the idiomatic and far 
 preferable mode of rendering the English verb to he able 
 is this mode of inverse construction. The verb is further 
 rendered by the use, with a construction inverse or in 
 tchich the agent is put objectivdy,ot the third person of 
 
 ABL 
 
 the causal verb, and throughout the verbs; as, I can eat 
 this mango,^T 3lf«rr *13T or »1Tpn^ ^?^r,and|»??!T or 
 
 q^un^T-Ac.: though of this last form "tpirr^" it must be 
 added, that it is restricted to the negative construction 
 or to the interrogative eovstrtiction with negative im- 
 plication; as,^ UpH' or HTprrn *^*(<JlK-?lh5n'TIT-&c. qi^T, 
 or ^ H?rT or HTfTl^ ^SPTR ^FR ? ^T^ot, ^rjut, ( these 
 two with the construction noted under ^ot)^i^ m- 
 ^ g. ofo. v,w\7\^ or JTiPT^^ #T »». aTOOI g. oft. ^m 
 m. ^^g. oj. s. 
 Able-boi'IED, a. gni^T siot^FT-iJoft-^sftT-»Tl|*T-&c. aiTJJ, 
 
 Ablvekt, a. washing clean. ^'q^R'TTTT, «ot*IiStilKI, ^x^- 
 Ablvtion, n.y. Wa'HISG. «Srn. m^^n. il?7T?.Hn. ^m^n. 
 2 bathing. STf^frs/. afHTU^ n. 5TT^ n. K??WH «. ^^W^^ 
 ^"TOTH n. 
 
 3 — in relig. sense, m^n. 
 A. of the body. aii^TR. 
 A. of the feet, qrsjn. Tr^^TT^T. 
 A. of the head. f^R:^^. 
 A. of the waist to the feet. ?fi«H. 
 A. from the throat to the feet. <f;<j*IH. 
 A. of the mouth. ^\-^^^ pop. m\-^HV[ or afTt^f^J*. 
 
 5fmi^'T«. 5<frsT?7T?r?rn. g^^^r^Hn. HTT^f?/. 
 
 A. in one's garments. fl%aWR«. 
 A. in the morning. JTm-.^TRT. 
 A. at a sacred place. rft^^TRT, I'lreTR. 
 A. in the sea. ^fW^STRT. 
 A. after inunction. 2RV4|'1*IH, 3P=q'TJ^^«?r'I. 
 A. and inunction: used esp. of women and children, 
 m^W\Wfn. 
 
 A. performed mentally. MH+fWH. [WH. 
 
 A. performed by rubbing earth on the body. ^'?I^- 
 A. performed by rubbing cowdung on the body. "Tt- 
 
 A. performed with certain incantations. lisrwm. 
 A. performed by rubbing ashes. M<:*15IR, 
 A. performed in company with others. 'lURflR. 
 Assistant or attendant at a. BTH mc5«tHT«. ?'frT1>. 
 Cloth worn at a. Tl^t/. 
 
 Cursory or hurried a.— with the power or implica- 
 tion oi going through thejorm,doing enough to swear by, 
 
 Laws and rules of a. ^tt^^ftTm. /»i. ?iHr^R»». 
 
 Materials ( water, ashes, powder, &c. ) for a. W^^ 
 W.CTRTn. 
 
 That performs a.^TRRF^, ^STRtft, ^TTHT, 5fH?ftr^. 
 
 That has performed a. ?5fR %^KT,^TTH,?)?reiPr,vTTrrerT*r. 
 
 TTnpurified by the daily &yet vnwashed, — of persons, 
 vessels, &c. Ttfrer ( and by reduplic. vHl<l«Nl(lr«T), 3T- 
 
ABO 5 
 
 Yet wet ( unwiped ) after ». 3TtH^ or artwfn. i 
 
 ABIUTIOH CLOTH, n. 3fTt?m »«.3RrRWI»i*l. SIR^^R**. T^^oft/. 
 
 Abidtioh STO.NE, «. WMlMltlft*/. f5!T3T/. «n>iR/. WPrft!Ic5T 
 
 or 5iH?fY«/. 
 Ablutioxakt, a. v. N. relating, ij'e. /o aJZit^it. a^iq^b^'Mr, 
 
 fj^, wrrf^T^TTF, «ii'im;<'ntfn^. 
 AuT, flip. V. N. 1. n'jft^ &c ??rf^, ^mma-^. 
 
 ib Abxeoatk, Ab>koati05. See To Dest, Denial. 
 
 ABSOEKAI., a.T. IaBEGCLAB.ftrftnT3I^,W*lf?R^,aTOVT;irnj(. 
 
 Aboard, adv. and />r<y. ^, ^^, ^<^, 3TirT,H^, uaed after 
 
 BUT word signifying thip or 6oa^ 
 Abode, ABitiso,n. — act. v.Stat. ry^ n.siR^t n-STt^^T^/. 
 
 1— ■place. T. Besidesce. fs^mr «• fs^T n. il^oqi-^l | 
 
 To make one's a.To take up one's a.v.To Kesiie^- || 
 2b Abolish, ». a. abroyale. annul. ii\i^\ or ^r|Jr 4l*wi, !' 
 
 *<^^ff^/.-nmif.-4-^^ m.-T^ m.-»r3T?T n.-^fWTV\ n.- 
 WS^ «.-3R4m m.-awn"?"! «.-fjJ?5roT n.-ar? m.-fJR^^ 
 n.-sr^rrfH^^ n.-sr^cm m.-ir«m^T?'T n.-3?^f^^f?T>t- 
 
 To a. a rite, practice, rule, ic. rH<<HiM*^»».-Pl*<MMM 
 •».-ftr*mrT m.-sn-^-sd^ m.-3TT^fTTHn w-STT^TmiHT n.- 
 
 Abolishable, a.T. V. Hnr^-T^Trpn -Ac. vfpim-^nT-^UT- 
 
 Abolmhed, ;>.t. V. »fn^W, Ac. mfrm %OTT or «Hai, R^- 
 ^, »T'TT,'^,-J r*^W, ^/IfiH, ^?«^?l, fn^rT, 3?«TfTfia,5R. 
 
 Abolishes, «i. t.V. »ir?JirTT,&c. 5nifraT-fT-.tc.!|;^unTT. 
 
 Aboutiov, «. y.y.—act. mOT n. Rfffl ^T-^ot n. sTTftW-Ac. 
 «T^ «. Ac. ^IJIST n.— state, ^vik^^ m.&c. Hf^/. »T- 
 ^ /• T^3^ ••• *rT m.^ m. 3WrVpT m. f^IffT/. fH«?^ 
 
 ABOiiiHABLK,a. ietnlahle, exeeraUe, v. Hateful. am'W, 
 
 aTOrf^,'3TrncE,i^m^,f»^5?^, Hi^iira, %v^f^, ^rfJig*^, 
 
 J(r<ij^<<l'*4, Hffljll^, SfRTfJTT, ^H*fW, ^fHfT. 
 
 A. person. M<«U or Hl'^If «i. *q«lrlMI^/. ^irt^m.JvR 
 M.ti. ft^ m. iftTmrff^ra m. J^^MIM n. 5^»^e^ n. I 
 
 ABOmBABLEKEBS, n.T.A. 3TVITH1T»i». Mi\*WA^\ «. Ac. f^- ' 
 35r<Tm/. ■Hf'!5'^T^/l»Hjri|flfl(/.3Tfa"5qTp»T/^fr;ft^T?TT/. ! 
 To ABOMiiiATE. V a. hate utterly,^. To Abhob. 3lrq?J j^, 
 
 f^ »TRoi, arfflft^ w.-atfri'^fui ». ir^ g.of o. I 
 
 Aboi(ikatio5, «. oi/>tf< of a. RTT/. ^w «. 3n^'t n. -flfng.^ 
 
 ABOBIOI5AL, «. T. Obioixal. wa^f, ^fi|»?T, JivwfwiT, I 
 ABOBioimt*, «. ;>n»wt/ic« inkabitantt. WB% nf(ni> m. />/. 
 
 ^ ■•. pi -. m i f^rfl g •!. />*. 
 
 Abobtiob, ■.—«<•/. mitearriaye. »nTO^ ■••|^ «. •l*f«nT^ «. 
 
 ABO 
 
 n. n4?«j^ n. fi^tpi^ n. ^f^ «». ^n^ fa. 
 
 Procurer of a. fJl^rliF, QOTIp^n, ftl^fT-&c. ^rrf. 
 To procure a. ^\Z n. Tr^-^R^-^tS^f-f^^^-HTTor, 
 
 To suffer a. ^ n. T^iJf-f^R^ ff. oft. 
 2 — produce, cattling. »T*f «n. I^^IT m. ^<wf «. «ftc5T ffi. 
 
 Adobtive, o. brought forth untimely.^]^^ ^t"^!"^ ^^IT- ' 
 
 2 that fails, provet vain, v. VAiN-sqif, fJ15<jK?, ^^'q'P, 
 
 3 — in inedicino,faa*ifl^ ai(jr<jo«.»lH'TT?l^H<ir-&c.»1»|«(T^. 
 Aboetivelt, adv. v. A. 2. J^J, ^iqf, 6^, f^r. 
 To Abound, » n. hate plent fully. sf^-^s^a-ftj^H-ST^-Ac. 
 
 afnm or ^loi tie. con. qr^ot. 
 
 2 i« plentiful. «ipT-'l«P55-fEf5^-si^-&c. aroSr or ^Sr, 
 
 »4^I«<t/.-3nT m.-^^$ m.-spBT w.-^n^?}^ n.-'^JrT «.-4c. 
 
 aroor or ^m g. ofs. -^t^oi, ^T^. 
 About, prfp. oter /Ac outside of, around. Mr*\\ artTT^CT, 
 
 srT|T?«TT *iT^5C5T, «it|«?t, ^57r, 'Tt^t, »Tr?rm?5T, 'fr^SV 
 
 or ?i, Hi?!^, HHI^?rt, <TlTrt:. 
 
 2 »« <A* ticinity of. vf^5ETW, vH*iol+)<, STnTTnT, 3n^?hTT- 
 
 8 concerning. fsfSf^T, ^sjtft, si«F^, W or flT (a« »(t ^fl 
 
 4— in quantity, quality, Ac. near to. ^HRT^, TTTJTT, 
 *H*fl<, ^»1KI«, gJTRT^, ^MXk, [ TT^, ^ITI^. 
 
 6 — in time; near ^o vl^o5,?y»i<T,3Tr^'«lTg, gHKISH, ^^\- 
 
 6 appendantly to the person. 3Tt»lRT, 3Tt»init, ^, ^5oI, 
 
 «n^. [ ■^tna; or ^,-^rTB=^^. 
 
 7 »■« compass or circumference of. q^TO, ifttftH, '^^, 
 
 8 on the point of, in the act of. j»«<M ( ex. a. to die. m- 
 <n>5^;a.to go »nT5Tt?5^,nnd ira^%^,^T?5W,H?^»Jtr- 
 ^5^,q351>»J?r,&c.)3if>Tn^,(ex. *TWrfH5?«r,Ac.». supra) 
 
 To be a. %^, ^^fT^, rfl'll^-<g*lTn?f -itfiniT-t»im-&c. 
 ^^ or c5nTfa-^»lRf'T-&c. groof, 2?^. 
 
 9 at, in, in etigagednets upon. 3Tt<T, f{^. 
 
 About, ado. circularly. ^^■^r\m\%\. Sic. Kre7T,^'|5^, HI?5- 
 ^, TTTt or tt, f^rfTT or ^, J^SJ^ m-^i. 
 
 2 »»• circuit, in compass. il^'imT, ^-^R, ^tr^^^T, 1^- 
 
 3 nearly., circiter. STTlTn, afiTl^ftT orIor3?Tl%i, gRlTT- 
 F, gwrrf^, QH[<IMT, '^ ( ex. about a mile SR^H ^'F^and 
 
 TtK ^, »n»i ^, <ri^ ^'F, JTf^ ^,»TfpTT ^^, ^"^ ^, Ac. 
 
 about six, about seven, Ac. ^r^ ^^, flm '^, ^HT ^, 
 pn ^, Ac. ). 
 
 4 here and there, circa. !MI<i|«ll<^, vH|i}qT^, 3TTR<nF, 
 
 6 dreuitously. '%'-^\i{y HmWT^, %n ^rf H-^TT-AcT^- 
 fT RPCT-^IR-Ac. f»l^»T ^3f^ or, inter:fly, <?^-«t^. 
 
 To bring a. To bring to pass, m^, «n^ afTM^. 
 
 To cota« a. To come to pass. V^ ^, m^. 
 
ABR fl 
 
 To go a. To enter upon, be engaged ^n.^^i(^^^^^\ii, I 
 Above, prep. over. ^, ^??ir-^^-^, ^T^r, Z^ft, 
 From a. «r5?f , 3^fjT. 
 2 V. Uro.v. ^r^, ^<tC 
 
 3 — in quantity, number, &c. ^X, ^c^S, 3^, fll^, ; 
 3TfSr^-Ac. used with ^^f. ; 
 
 Above, adv. overJiead, upwards. ^, ^T<ff, ^, 'S'^"^, ?I^^, 
 
 2 j'n </*e heavens. ^,^^"r, sfT^, 'Jfstjail*!?!!?!, a^flf^?Tf?T, 
 
 Above ALi,,(i<fi;.v.CniErLT. Tf^t^T TTK, q%Jn%^, Ttf^T^^r, 
 ABOVE-BOAED,a(/y.«o< clandcsHnely, v. Opeslt. ^t^ ^^j 
 
 Above-cited, A bove-mf.stioned, Above-kameb, &c. a. 
 iT^fJ, 'jfr^, "Jfff^i l«f=^ff^, 'Ef^^, H5|IRf5T55 or r| 
 ( only in writings.), f«T?f|'( only in writings. ), ^^-<J^- 
 
 To Abeade, v. a rub or wear off. ^fot^of, tfloi^.ui, ^ToE'T, 
 
 qT?r^:'f , q^^^of, q«?ui, qr^oT, ^^3iJf, f^r^^^r, st^t^'t 
 
 «.-f^^?T n. ^wf y. oj o, 
 
 Abeaded, /).v.v. ^r5ssf^?yr,Ac. ?«rr^^c7r,3Tsn?f'r?i,f^f|fr. 
 
 To bo or become a. <M<-^^,ot, ^T^, ?i<'I'i"i. 
 Abb.vsion, n. V. V. — act^ ^laiSt n. ^r^^oT «. ^^^ w. &e. 
 ar^r^"^ n. ft'ETpt n.— state. ^ra^^HTaiT »«. &c. =qr3/. 
 
 Mark of a. STT^^ or a^TT^jreT »». 
 Abeeast, adv.wilh the breasts in a line. STnTf ^ 3Tfl",Tfr?ftH 
 
 ifirftjarmm 3Tfn, ^t?ito ^f^3T^,^*rTT«f<=T:,"7T*^'T%?r:. 
 
 To Abbiege, v.a. epitomize ./digest flbstracL ''^I55^tfT STT'iT'f, 
 
 ^Hm^OT n.-t^f:^^ n.-^fr^^^\ m. :R6t ^r. ofo. ^f^-m- 
 
 2 shorten, diminish, v. To Lessen. ^~(^-7^-&c. ^Tuf. 
 Abbidged,;?. v. V. 1. H^q %^?5T &c. ^f?TfT,'"'Bi?^fRJ, ^^- 
 
 Abbidgeult, flf/c. Y. N. ^?^T>, 'F^^^FSTT, ^?^"7rr:, ^?T7, 
 
 ?lR-^Rt:r-mTT'4-&c. q3f?r. 
 Abbidoement, n. v. V. l.—act. ^fT<jciT «. ?i^T ^<if n. — 
 
 I. book, ^'c. abridged; compendium, epitome, digest, tum- 
 inartf, abstract. tWm.mvXim.mX\-^ ffi.^TT^q^»».^Rq'4 
 «». ^mrSK OT.mH^'iT m. %^ »». ^?T^ «j. ^^.K m. ^f^HI 
 /. f^I^^ «i. 
 ABniDQEB, «. T.V.I. ^^TOIRT, ?i^ +-<U|KI, ^^q--^TTTfK- 
 
 ^^n:-?nT?r«T-&c.^TTf. [»fram. 
 
 Abeoad, adv. at large. Hnp^T, m^a'T^'ft, Hn^,HnPR,m^EoI, 
 2 o«< 0/ doors, without. q^H|^<, «lf^T. 
 
 To g-o a. ^5!Tf rtff oniir, ^^frR w.-f^^lH^ n.-^^l iH< | gq 
 4 ocw /Ae region, far and wide. ^5|TT^T, ^^t?r, <^rf«t) | «« , 
 
 2c^t?T ( ex. ^^iToEfn HI'?^ 5^^??), lWrr,%^trf,?!tJi. 
 To get a. sji^TWiT, «B^iT ^lof-TltiT, ?<fJH «.-T^ie«».- 
 
 ^H^ m. ^Tof y. 0/ «. 
 
 To Abbooate, v.a. repeal, annul, v.To Abolish. Jitjot, J?r- 
 
 Abeoqation, «. T. V. fl"i?5t n. ^^^^ n. &c. 
 Abecfi',o. preeipitous.^^\ H?Bf?T, ^J^I^T, H?%r^ ^f^Nf, 
 5^TT JPI-srr^T, fevm^, STTmTT. 
 
 2 without proper notice, v.SuDDEN.^tj <:3[t( H K f^d •^J^'^T-ic. 
 
 3 unconnected. ritH), <i'i<M, 
 
 Abbuptlt, a(/». Y.A.2.fT KtTTft, T ^tc?rlt, ^(^HT %?^Rff;^, 
 
 trs, qs^, %tre^, ^^R^, ^^(^i 3fT^;^»n5. 
 Abeuptkess, n. t.A. 1. w^ ^ZF^JVn m. ftw^.r^ «. 
 
 2 "T^^^JTRTf^^ n. tRf^TTOtr m. &c. 
 Ab8CES8,«. M7i/)0«/i/»n;.'pr5OT"J^TT^?T?f «.?PT^?l?r».^5fq ♦"• 
 To ABSC0ND,».n. tcithdraw or absent one's self clandestinely. 
 
 <?35 ^, fnv^ g^^, ^ 3^ 3T^fit, 3Tn ^^, 3[st/. 
 
 URot, 5^^ HT^ SRTDt, 5^ TTROI, ?|fr SRIOT, 3<T5T ^«^, 
 
 f?if5 TT^RiT ft^, f^^ ^M, efts «. 'm^ ^^, nmap^ 
 
 Abscondeb, «. Abscoitdiko, /). a. v. V. f^^ S^TRT, ^fT 
 
 iRPTRr, &C. 
 Abscosdinqlt, a(f». v. A. j^ IJ^, ^^ 3^, ^ HPSTT, 
 
 Absence, n. v. A. l.%^^'ft/.'Jt<*^.MOIT w. ^T^<iii\f{<^Jf. 
 
 »i. fsrsr^ OT. f5rsf?;^Hr/. 3t?{M<:T/ ^ or ^ft*;f?r/. 
 
 In the a. of. <Rt?T, ^f ^T, 51^?lf,H?i?irHr, 3T?r*1?7,3T- 
 *nff ( also ia comp.as ^rt^Hlfr, fl^HI#, f^^^cTPTlfr,) 
 
 2 aTOT5r':TR'JTT »». 3T^!ivTRT n. aTH^trRnrr/. sr^^tiRrsr «. 
 
 Absent, a. not present.''iT^f^,'hl^^, 3TOH?7, aTf^sniRT, 
 St^HR, qn?T, 3Rn?TT5T, ^ or 55^ or f^<TrI, ST^lf^T- 
 
 2— mentally, v.Inattentite. 5FR^qR,3flRn^«r, aH1«lf^fT, 
 
 ar^a-.sp^, 3Trf?JT?r^q?, 5Rsne5?Ta?T, «rR?iT. 
 
 Term8,pliraseB,Baying8,Ac.desig-native or descriptire 
 of on a. person, and, corresponding with wool -gatherer, 
 wanderer, cloud dweller, Sfc. are VjfJl?, S^Tf, UTiTa, Hf- 
 
 E^, »Tfst55 or «?n, 5rt5?='!TT, ^;itf?i^R, v;itfT^^'!T, ?3h??qr- 
 
 To be a. %^T^ fT^HWI, ^»TR». ^^^T »«. con. Ht^lT^ot. 
 2b Absent, ». a. ( one's self )/oriffar <o appear, ^^^r^ft^ 
 
 Absentee, M. /)er«on absent from his place, post, ^c.^^^- 
 
 5HtT."?R^&c. T\V^ n.-Ac. ^«I?T *Tg<RT fi. 
 Absolute, o. sovereign, despotic, arbitrary. jt^p^R, ^H5T, 
 
2 uneonJilional, unjtialifieJ. MHIha^, STirfrW^, 3TOt- || 
 Absolutely, air. v. A. 1. arrm r^^^J^Tof, «iy\H'll"j4^, i; 
 
 I. perem^orily, v. PoiiiivELT. wRR»^, 1%^, p^, !| 
 
 *»«+iH, «i»i<m, f^wra^. I| 
 
 II. utterly, \. ^VuOLL^. 3nT^, f^t-J^. |l 
 Absolctesess, n. t. A. 1. J^fPTrft/ +=l<i-5(dl/. ??rra''T n. ^ 
 
 2 rynrf^rsR^ n. :Tf?T^*ITHT^ i». 3T?Ti+r?l+t^ «. JT^ m. I 
 
 +i^HIHI'J m. ?T+H<lf^rM n. !' 
 
 ABSOLUTiOX.n.T.V.l.— (Kr^ 'ffT?5r«. f5pcm^-f'r^^-&c. 3T?'f ' 
 
 «.^nHNH n. fJT^«ft^»»I«. Su!.—ttate. ;jTr?mr<TTm. ^vfoE- li 
 
 2— act. 'ixV'^n.^T^a\^K^n. «15*<'fl<»i/- BrS^'T/.— »/a<tf. j 
 
 To AbsOlte, ». a. exonerate, excute, exculpate, acquit ( q/" | 
 eriminMlity. ) f^TT'ITm-f^^-f^'TnT- Ac. «l<«<"i, ^n^f, ' 
 fsT^^ ii.-3T^^ n.-^jt^T^nr B.-^^^l+i"! n.-3H<(|«ft<fi^- | 
 
 01 n. ^TTOt ff. of 0. ^^WK'P ^T^, 3V«IMI»IT «.-3^ToSrfr»TT- 
 VT or 73T5E*rr«n ».-4>»|<*<iJi n. ^^ y. ©/"o. 3^JfoE'?rT«|f-f%- 
 
 2 free from apromiteor engagement. Wl'f, KT^ioET ^t't, 
 »?t^ift^ /.-Kf5B/.-H5»>rn/-HI-mn.-fl1<«|un/.-«i««(>'j*/.- ' 
 
 «.-*TnB/.-7rr«T/.-Ac. ffTl'»i-<rT<T ^. I 
 
 Absolved, ;». v. V. 1. fSfTTriV-Ac. srw^^, «r«%?^, T^TZ- , 
 sTHTTm-Ac. '^JST or UlrMI, t'l^f^, ^^f^j '^^?'P> 
 
 2 fllc^ii, Ac. Ht^iST, g^, J'P, Jt^HH^J, ?I"TV5'B, &c. ' 
 To Absobb, r a. tuek up. ?iW^, ift^ im, 7lT?loir, fqot, ,1 
 
 2 icio//y engage.^ engroti. 'jn-«TrF-inT-f^HH-arqT-y^-&c. 
 ^T^ a/w/, in. fOfi. J^of, wn^ot, ^xot. ' 
 
 3 twaUote up^ coiuume, devour, take. ^T^f, SR^r, ^iV^I, [ 
 
 fi». eon. ^, »?«T m. «. ^o| g.ofo. \ 
 
 a 3«f, «IT*, 5^, ^, ire, »nr /»/». *nisT, f^*rR, ?!?tt, 
 
 If1<tn, ^VTH (in comp. m m«r^«P?tPT, *mi<<F?rPT, 
 ^^»^*m^, ), i^ ( wp. in comp. u HJ^Yt, f^'TO^, 
 ft^JIffl*!, ), ^ ( in comp. m fT?IT, m|MM<, 'flWT'T'rn-, ), ' 
 «nf^, ( in comp. as HMlf^l?, tft^lhy, 3T«TT^Tf^, ), 
 
 To b« a. f^jm, ^Twf, ni«i, 1^ ^rrwf, fti-m, f^vn^. ; 
 
 8 f^M^-tl orf^TT^^, y^'^ytr orVT^yg^,'irt-Ac.gTBgrf. ,' 
 
 To b« ». 15?^, f^T%, f^»»<*t <r«oi, «Ror. ' 
 
 I, (into the Deity ) n\r^ <nw%w, 'j'R, «rH^, mn»ftrT, ll 
 wrjj%fr^, tfrJT»T»«p^, ^\^^Rf^^\^ or rtw^^, Jn^nw!. i' 
 
 ABS 
 
 Absobbekct, n. v. A. vtT «. TUT'n^f'j;/. VN^^ n. 
 Absoebeht, n.— medicine. llt^^-5JW^^-&c. WlW«if n.--^m%. 
 
 2— vessel, xm^'^f. 
 Absorber, n. Absobbekt, a. v. V. 1. ^fHTTRT &c. ;il"RT, 
 
 TlW or ?i<«IU|+TiF-;prft-^ &c. 
 Absobptios, n. T. Y. 1.— ae/. ^?t^n. f^ofn. f^gr?T ^^«. 
 
 Ac. TU^OT n. s?T?R «. ^^*1%?''I». — «/a/e. ^tllrfiHuil m.&e. 
 
 nr^ m. ^if^fi^ «• 
 
 2 — «/«/«. niT'iIT w. Ac. f^nTTTrfT/. HcM<r*J w. tTcVfTflT/. 
 
 ^»ft/. q^rt/. FJq' M. n. iTWrr/. 3ir%5[T m. ( csp. in comp. 
 
 as 3T«nTm%?T, H<^HNff, ), wf^%»T m. r^^f^^r\\ f. 
 
 3—ttate. FiKM^MUIT o>- fvTT^^OTT m. Ac. ^^ m. n. 
 
 I. ( into the Deity. ) nf^f. n\^ m. si^T^^q n. n^- 
 
 snfr/. i?^fH^<^ n. -H^^l^^ f.\^^ n. 
 
 Bapture or bliss of a. arl^f^M. sf^m^ m. ar^??T n. 
 To Abstain, v. n. refrain, forbear. gf^-f^^r?T-Ac. XJ^ 
 
 used with tho verb expressing the object ( ex. 31^ 
 
 ^m n.-!\X(^ g.ofo. ^^ rir^^^M^ n.-i^fqnr »«.- 
 3THtn M. ^T^, fvR^, ^?Eot, !r«^ qj^, HtTsqi^ft^-aiJ- 
 
 Abstemious, Abstisei^t, a. ( in diet, ) v. Temperate, sr- 
 mt 3Tr^ «6<«iHr, arF^rr, 3T?qT^<t, ^t^^hi^"^, 3t?7T- 
 3fft, 3T??»T?ft, ?5tsrr^nt, ^'^^k. 
 
 2 ( in enjoyments, gencr. ) temperate. «[rfl% Hi^k 1>T- 
 
 orm, 3Tr^Hint, 3T?qfsrfT0, 3TrfKf^^Kf^Mn«tH, ^^nft, 
 
 <<>4 < i K , f^^jft, fH^MHt^, fT^f^T, fH^rl^, PlTHf- 
 
 fcT, f^nm?;?, f^f^sft, iffT^, r'ff 1 f^^^. 
 
 3 — diet, regimen, life, tparing, ^c. a^r^TfRTSfT, pl^^- 
 ^KHI, fJnrfH'Tf^^TTRT, MRfnd »i"l1T^T. 
 Abstemiously, adv. v. A. 1. 2. 3T5'?'TtnT%, 3T?^>il'l<j4^,3T- 
 
 Abstfmiouskess, n. v. A. 1. aifWi^l<f^ n. ^rwi^iRm «. Ac 
 
 2 PnTHHT'f^ «• f^^H?^ n. *Jf<Tf!T^FT n. f^«Trf%ffl/. 
 f%f^nf?^'n. Ac. 
 
 3 atTr^TTsr «. Ac. [ Rm «l. 
 Abbtisekce, n. v. W.—aet. ^Ttn^H «. »T>T?^rm m. HPTTft- 
 
 V. A. 1. STFTT^ m. 3T?^H??1I «. 3T?'imT «. STr^Ht- 
 5T^ «. fsiMftl^K m. Ac. *{f\\\\K m. ••S{\\\if'iHH m. 3t«r- 
 ^X m. Ac. 
 2 'Hr'nfW m. ;«rVf^^I* «. ^'HT m. ^fT^THn. flTTHm.fsT- 
 
 «m ». fi'TH^^ n. f^^^^^f. atji^t «. ?iqfTff^/. 
 I. v. FisTiso. 3^m m. fJM\\\i m. W\^\X m. ni]^^ n. 
 
 To AD8TBA0T, V. 0. tejaratc from. mxv^ or 'FITrf ^of, ^«qf;T- 
 
 ?R n. VT^. 
 
 2 epitomize, t. To Abbibob. flTTt;!! m. ^»«T, flfjI^T,^- 
 
 ^ w.mmw m. W^ g. of 0. 
 Abstract, fi. t. Abbjbomkht. WT m. ^ITW m. flRi^ «■ 
 
 wn-4 m. [}T^ "• 
 
 2 ( e«p. of roUs, lists, accounts. ) »Tt*TnT or »ltW »»• '^- 
 
ABU 8^ 
 
 S essence extracted, t. Extkact. f^^A m. f^=pnH m. 
 
 In tho a. without reference to particular persons or 
 
 things. 5-«r»Tr^ tI5?T, H5itT*TI5rT%f, &c. 
 
 A.B8THACT, a. 5'<T^,5'<Ti|<T,^<<T*rr?r^. — in grammar. ?nf?l<T. 
 
 Absteactios, n. — of mind, v. Absesce. aiR^^TT'T n. aTT^ 
 
 UTPn^ ». [ ^^ "•• 
 
 , 2 (from the world) i^P^ m. ^^/. si<T^^/. ^F^^T- 
 
 Abstbactly, adi>. v. A. unconnected with any thing else. ?r- 
 
 Absteuse, a. hidden, secret, recondite, occtdt. r^, »I^, 'TOT- 
 
 •4, ^JJJ, 1^4, ?n?y, ?T?rT?7, i^if, 5^'4, JJ^*^, anr- 
 
 Abstbuselt, adv. v. A. 'T^TOTT^, JSToft, H^df'J, 3TF?^. 
 Ab8TEI)3ekess,«. t. a. ^raquir ot. &c. ^SfTT/. fJrr^fTT/. 
 1^=75^ n. «THT'4^Frf n. T^^^if^f^ n. JTJT^^P^ «• 5^"=^?!:/. 
 
 AnsuED, o. V. Uneeasonable, — of persons. flft^JfT, 3T- 
 
 2— of acts, judgments, Ac. ST^nriRT, 3Tjf?P^, 3T'T4tf^- 
 
 <T, arq-qr^, ^f^f^:^, 3f^f%"TTf?Tr^, sr^rTtfqj, apR4^, 
 arjip, 3T^s[. 
 Absuedity, Ab3UEDne3S, n. V. A. 1. — of persons. ^%;p^J; 
 ^t^ n. f^qr^Tl^ m. ar^JTiRPTOIT »«. '^qoTr m. 
 2— of acts, &c. ^f^fin^fe m. 3TW^?IT<TT m. 3T^%^fq' 
 
 I.— that tvhich is absurd. ST^f^P'P'fre/.-f^^^ fn.-&c. 
 Abundance, «. ^ren< plenty, jscpacfoff m. Ac. f^Mrtcii/. sr^- 
 
 m. eii^dtKr w. sn'34 «. ^c^'f »«. sppJ »«. ^v^^ «. *rrrr/. 
 
 — intensely ; superabundance, Sfc. v. Exubeeance. ^VVC 
 
 Abundant, a. Aboundino, p. a. v.V. 1. "ffpTRT, &c. 3TT3^ 
 ( esp. in comp. as, VRTfRT, tri^T5«T, J"!!^, Rl<y|iS-y, 
 j i M l dI T, 5'^qT^, «lr5TS«T, ) ST^ ( in comp. as, 5«7SI^, 
 ■JTcS^JT, 'Tofsf^, l^^f f , ) Tq^ ( in comp. as, vR5H«T, |- 
 ?TStq, &c. ) 
 
 2 51^^, «f5^j "PTT, f^j^, JT^, 3^, y»irt«i> o** ^, srn'Fr. 
 
 -intensely; ««j)eraJMnia«/,o«)rr^H»iny,^c. V. Esubee- 
 aNT. »T^T^^, T^r^a^, Tfl^TT^, 3T^f?^, ^5, srf^f^T^, 3T- 
 
 «f5^c5r, l?rs!^? riMlrtrtl. 
 Abundantly, Aboundinoly, adv. v. A. ^J?T, ^i*o», TTT, 
 
 To Abuse, P.O. vituperate, revile, f^/. or f^is?TT/. /?Z. ^, 
 5^d(, — intensely, vchemcutly, &c. v. To Scold. ?frs or 
 
 ABT 
 
 —coarsely or filthily. Expressive of this sense there are 
 some scores of filthy formations; but we omit them 
 
 To begin to a. 3ir++l<)< q^. 
 2 ill use, misuse. HHt-qi+IHI^ ?ira"f, g??3E'if, f ^5^, f 
 ^rewft/.-^^fST m. ^FTfff y. 0/ 0. araTo^TTR »«.-graT«j^*frn 
 m.-aro^oq^r^c wL-awg^nfrn m.-aro^fq^^tn w.-^sq^t 
 ^ OT.-&C. «FTot g. oj 0. 
 8 /nVA, V. To Deceive. iSf.^of, HlcS^TR^f, »?1otl1«(, ^5^ 
 
 4- violate, dejile. sn^^fT M.-qoE^nft/.-^JJ^ »n.-'»T«(<««ft 
 &c. spTWr tiiVA q^ of 0. «IId*iui, ^^ ^F^ot, aT^^'iJ^T n.-f 
 sqqrq' OT. «FT^. 
 Abcse, Abusing, n. t. V. 1.— aef. ^^T«t6t w. &c. ^?.loiuft/. 
 |?Tat/. 'Ilf^sj-JR n. ?f-»J^/. f%Tr/. f%^ n. fJ1*RfsTT/. 
 
 — intensely, vehemently, &c. ^(n<»ifllot or 5t^ or <^i<if<b 
 ^Toft/. ^^ or ^^/. ^UMg) /. ^^/. 7tTcE^/.K 
 
 2— act. g^'z6t«. &c. ^wi'^T'/. are^qpm'wt. ara^q^H 
 
 m. 3TO?snfmm. awi^ftqFTM. f^T^^w. aWT'J^Htqm 
 
 Z—act. Z%^^ n. &c\^^vi^f. S^^oft/ q^HT/. 
 
 4 — ocf. VJ^ ^FTof «. qRq'Jt n. &c. q^Tc^R m. ^J^ « 
 
 jcqqiq- m. arH^'JR' «• 3T?r|<T»fiq m. 
 
 1. abusive language. f?lqft/. or f^sqi/. ^/. TTSJt/.qT^ft/- 
 
 fflsftqias or stt/. |*rW<^ «. ifi"^/. 1?^ «• |qq^ «• 5- 
 
 qf=Eqn. 5?r?TTn. aTTHTqW «. WJ^^m. qTc^i^Ht/. 
 
 ^r^ fqq n. qrf^^^q »• 
 
 Strain of a. Torrent, shower, volley, &c. of a. f^sqT 
 
 ji Abused, p. t. V. 1. f%^^, &c. ^rf^, f^*fl?cffr, ff?<IfT, 
 Ij To be a. Tv^f. W^. 
 
 Abusinoly, Abusively, adv. v. A. 1. f^q^-qioft-Ac-^q:, 
 ^;nc!Tift-&c. ^^, f^^=F, f?i>M^r-&c. ^, \iV 
 
 Abusive, a. v. V. 1. vituperative, reurrilous, jfc. ftlfn,fff5I- 
 
 o5, qioaq u i, arqNq, P\^^., f%^T^, ^ffnJ«TooqT, filgmT- 
 
 To grow or become a. ^ n. g5<i{-HIvidi-fi^dt g. of 
 «. HiST^m?T m. qz^g. of s. 
 
 Terms for an aJ««»Dc^«r«o«, corresponding with «rt(r- 
 rilous dog, hla( k-mouthed, foul spoken, loose-iongued, ^e. 
 fellow, are f^RTT% fft?, <Tkm 5=^ qfq^OT, J^F^ iJjT, 
 
 I.— words, language. Ac. fWtqT, nTaf^qT,f?T^r7T,f%^re?I. 
 To Abut, v. n. border upon. f>Tftfr, ^qraqtqm. ^^ 3 ofs. 
 
 Kith "^ of o. arq^r aro^, Kqw/.-f5q«Tr «»■ arfltif g. of 0. 
 
 Abutment, Abutting, n. v.V. — state, aq?!/. wq^TTw ?flKT- 
 ?iqrq m. TTq'r^^^ n. ^^f?I?:-^?rtcTr-'eV?5icfT-&c'. ??f5ff^/. 
 ABUTiAL, Abutment, n. headland. fltHrelV ««. 
 Abysm, A bibs, ». bottomless gulf , 3Pim-3fra3^-&c. 3TR1T 
 
ACC 9^ 
 
 2 ie^ xrater. 3TnrU^5T=5 n. =^ w. |! 
 
 A»rs3i!HAX, «. ^nt w. f^T^c %^ M. 
 
 Acacia, «. gumarahic-tree. ^H« or iTPToJ/. Some »pecifi or 
 rarieliet are y?^r^« /.or f%^r /, "|:KRt/.or n^TUfTt/. 
 2 — the gum. fltH'jft-MI ft^ or ^t^»».-«ft^«. 
 
 A MOKMiAL, Academic, Academical, «. behntfinj to an 
 
 AoADKMUX, Ac.iDEMiciAy, «. member of (in a. f^<ni4f »«. 
 A ADEMr, n. oitociation of learned men. qff?TB^w. ^flT- 
 
 2 plaee of education. TIT^/. MI-i?IIrM/. f^<JI»-MI«*<IM«. 
 
 J.» Accede, r. n. (u«/i< /o, v. To Agree. m^-'p^-an^JTfT, 
 
 Ac. fm, -fl^HI^H n.-'il-JHpl /.-«'-Hf?l /. ^. 
 J^ A-CELleate, r. a. expedite, v.To IlASTE.v.nfcT/. ^TTf^ot 
 
 -tTffi/.- 3r>fTr;T^ n. m^. 
 
 ELEUATED, p. V. V. <i?r'^, «*<l<rf^'T, &e. 
 
 .\ . ELE1UTI05, fl. V. v.— «<•/. ^T^^^ «. t^TT^^T M. TfrR'^- 
 
 5T n.—ael or x/a/*-. ^Tlf^/.lf^rffl/- 
 A t EI.EBATITE, a. V. V. addiny to velocity. <gTT/.-¥T m.-^if^r 
 /-Ac. qi«^uil»r, f^rR^T, ^T^S^, l^^'S, f^{%- 
 
 A \EXT, n. modulation of the toice. J^rf^^f^ /. *^*^ m. 
 
 2 #/r*#« or/orce of toice. »^ m. j^lT'n. 'MIMI^ m. 
 Acute ». -jsm «». 
 Circumflex a. ^f*^ «. 
 Grave a. >fl»J«W w. t^ m;i. 
 Attention to a. •j'^rt-^r^^f m. 
 
 3 mtark directing the toice. i«)'N'^ «. M<^mV ^^ ». 1 
 *^fT »•. '^r^'^ti; OT. J^J^zi['^ m. 
 
 4 or accents; lone, tpeeck. ^T w. ««rf*T m. ^^ f. i 
 
 Pieaaing a. g^T »♦. j; 
 
 Soft, gentle, Ac. a. *^«^f*T m. *J>*<<< »n. ?F^^ m. ; 
 
 Tremuloua or broken a. *Tfp^ m. I 
 
 •J peculiar tone. *^ />o/). ^ w. TW m. | 
 
 AccEJrr, To AccEXTCATE, rui. — in speaking or reading, i 
 
 2 m»r* ici/* an accent or vitk accent*, *^0*(Y q^T/.- 
 
 *<' l * q H5 »ll /. f /.-'^Tf^f ".-'^rff ^«, />/.-&c.^-T^. 
 
 J9 ACCE5TUATB, f. <i. obterte the accent; — in speaking or , 
 
 TWn^-Ac WT5W ^trJ'f- Ac. «N^I1K «.-*IN<'l^K<f n. \ 
 
 AcCKirTKD, AcciirrCATEO,;». v. V. A. 1. »r*fT, «^, »VTr- | 
 *f JWTT?ia5T-«^7^^^r^^HT-Ac. ir^?T^rTft»T, IRftllS, 
 
 nif^r^fl, «WMf4ff, ««<*r4H, »^rYf -T^rfr^-jv-Tff • 
 
 ACC 
 
 2 w<i-=n<iyi-w<i--<4iyuir- &c.f^t5T%%^. 
 
 ACCEXTEH, ACCEXTUATEE, «. V. V. ^SRot. ^ir^T ^t^ITT'"^ 
 AcCEJfTUATIOX, AcCEKTIXO, «. V. A'. A. 1. — act. ■H't:«l<7^ TT 
 
 fTT/ — a. or s. *Ai^^\'^\<»*- 1 
 
 V. y. "^.—act. ?ETT ^^T-KTTT^-?f^T-^^^ #Tt7<jf «.-3^- 
 
 cj^^KUI/J. «*<^?ir*/ <iM^<f>'<rT»». ^^V^Vln. ^T^^- 
 
 To Accept, v. a. receiie kindly. %nf, ^Tsp^^^T ^, ^^ ;;. 
 ^?^ g. of 0. ni'<<-'iV5 'P^;^ ^T't, HM1 ^i#, ^^^rrot, 
 
 mPim^ in.-KflTn: »».-^fi*<ui «.-?Tf w.-an^pr n.-^r^ 
 «. ^T^ y. ofo. 
 
 2 ( a bill of exchange. ) ^npR^, ^T^^fTT^, 3TT^/«. spT- 
 vl[ g. ofo. MH+<.«f. 
 ACCEITABLE, ff. V. A'. 1. C^TRT-^.^nT^-qtrq-.^rirrT-^nTT, 
 
 I. V. AoEEEiBLE. ail«IS<ll, KT^T, fj^, +!'•«<, M^TkH. 
 ACCEPTABLENESS, «. V. A. 1. Cqi^TT^ft *f|l*<rll /.-3T^<TT/.Ac. 
 
 I. 3<I«l4rlHUII m. JpT'^qrTT/. 
 Acceptably, n(/f. v. A. 1. ^T^ frf 3T#, 'WcT ^«<<|«Uf^, 
 Jnffe <IM<HmK<^ r, lT3fmTVF-?TTT^-^nTT a. dec. <PFr- 
 
 Acceptance, Acceptation, AccEPrrNO.w.v.A'.l.— d^^^.^ n. 
 Vpr n. 3^7?^ «. ^'F^ui n. 3TT^R- ».— a. or *. V(^m. *^- 
 
 2— rtrf. ^iqiRofrt. «TH^("( n. STT^T'T n.— «. or s. ^^FTT m. 
 STTf^m. m^^Kffi. ^^fj\if, ■ 
 Charge for a. ^>H\lf- 
 Acceptation, n. ( as of a word. ) v. Meanino. ?Tf^^ m. 
 3I'.^qfT tn. 
 
 The common or popular a. 5^/ M^Rl/ «I^Hd w. 
 Accepted, ;>. v. V. 1. ^dl^^l, 1T^ ^Aril, ^ITR-Ac. %??• 
 
 2— flf^TT^, KTr^[T %^^r, 17*7T, 3TT^. 
 
 To bo a. <T7<ff, H'^rrof. 
 T. rerrieed by grace, favored. aiHM^H. 
 
 AicEPTER, «. V. V. 1. ^oii<i, iT^ ^Tonrr, trr^, ^-fK- 
 -srffw^-Ac. 'i>^m, irpr-W^'Mi-Ac. "P^f, mThmi^I), 
 
 2 ^1)UV||<|, Ac.^TOT-n^'FTT STITT-Ac.-^fnn, 
 Access, n. coming to^y. Approach, "^n. qT^«. STHnTm. 
 afTTniTT«. "ni'irr)/. WTT". OTnmw. 
 
 2 irrty 0/ coming to. WJZf. »TT»f w. aTTTHIHI'i M. aTHTR- 
 •nr w. •«I'lPl<<"<T m. 
 
 3 /lArr/y of coming to. »TfrT/. V^rHt Ht^ait^ /.-TT^T^^ 
 
 /.-arrfrr /.-Ac. ij%n »«. ^;^/. j^fJjrr n. -sTriRrpi /. 
 yHi'iWjfii/ arnnrgifP^/ winmf"^*! »». 
 
 4 ( of a fever, fit, Ac. ) ^ m. i^r/.'T'.Jf w. H^'^'tn. 
 
ACC 
 
 3Tf^?I m. (esp. in coinp. aa 3^n%n, qiWr^rr, ^l^.'t^T, 
 Ac.) ^nflt/. or ?isn1^/ (esp. iu couip. as ^(STTftT, ^^- 
 
 ^snf^, &c. ). 
 
 6 See INCBEASE. [<A, ^ti^m«nft , f 3^. 
 
 AccESSAiir, a. assistant to a crime. fHcEtrfl^, ?iTff^7, pTcTT- 
 
 2 helpful, contributioe, v. Cokduoive. ^T^FT, ^T^'Flft, 
 
 ?M*K*, ^H^lO, T^^r^i aw^^, 3^^irrTf. 
 AcCE^SAur, n. helper in a crime. ^TFTT »«• ^^^i^ c. STJT- 
 
 ?T^l«4H)Tlf m. J+,t|^^+T)f »». 
 
 2 //a«y o. or helpful. 3T^^T w. 
 AccEisiBiE, a. V. N. I. ?TPTT o'" S N I *1 1 • ^'^FT-^F^rTT v^rTT, 
 
 3TJT|JT-<fcc. o^FTT ^ftTrTT, TFTTW ?f^TT, S^R*^, l*^^, THT;^, 
 
 i — of persons. ?T^ "if^uiKI, g;T»T, e^^lTg^T. 
 
 ACCESSIBLENE^S^M. V. A. 1. TRT or qRC^rf^r ql"^?!!/.- 
 
 5T^TT?iT/.-3T^-?n-/-&c. qpTTift ?n"^ / arrT^ar/. nir^- 
 
 AccE-JSiON, «. increment, v. iNCBEi^E. ^TTT/ ff^/ 
 
 2 ( to the throne. ) nT^tsR ^^^ n. TT^^F arfq^rr »t. 
 
 il^-STnT ff^ «.-&e. jny. con. T■^^^^^^^f. lV^^^^^^^f. 
 
 TTsnftT^FTTNf^/. <MH^Nifil/: iMH^^rH /: TTHUnrfit/". 
 
 3— to an office, gcner. arffepFRFm w. 3Tr«rTiTWft' /. 
 ■4 o;- Acceding to, v. \.l.-.xct, tkY^ ^ n. ^^ ^n. 
 
 5 (of a fever, &c. ) See Access. 
 AccESSoEr, f^ec Accessaey. 
 AcciDKSCE, «. rudiments of grammar. o<JI<h<uiHridr^ «. ^Z. 
 
 *<<l+<u|"i«lTff m. 5!n^?TJr?r'4m3T m. oqi^imrf^ m. 3m«--qT- 
 
 Accident, n. non-essential quality or mode; circumstance, 
 adjunct. aTTfrj^pqif m. 3TrfT4'=Trf »». aT?r^q"4 m 3TH?5- 
 VJJ^ m. ^p5l*i«^^ »«. 3TT'T2^-&c. ^ w. 3T^PTrf<<+M«T w». 
 
 2 chance, canualty, conlinjenci/, forluitvu%ness. ??|»T »i. 
 ?f^Fr w. iTt^qri m.%^ »«. T^mTT/ ai^RTJI^ n. 
 
 By a. V. Accidentally. '^i^,'^^f*'l^57r- 
 15y rare a. :pj:(V4?iq'[nTH. 
 
 3 .;» a. a casual occurrence,an incident. "^icH c|4H gn^jft 
 
 4 an evil a. a disaster, v. CALAiiiTY. 3T^5 n. atTf^reT- 
 JfTrr »M. aTftf «. 3TI^R «. aTT^R?T/. ' 
 
 Accidents, — comproh. ^I^r^ftH «• 
 Patal a. aTT^n^ »«. 
 In ease of a. OTf^^ft'T "TT?qTtT. 
 .Accidental, a, v. N. 1. non-essential. yHI'l-i'T, STT^TT, 
 
 2 chance, casual, contingent, fortuitous, incidental. aTTT- 
 FT, aT+KuTi^<<, f^T^J^lrq^, ■Hr>ifJ<Ti?r7HT, ^T'fr, anHpi*, 
 
 10 ACC 
 
 Accidentally, ado. v. A. 1. a<Hij ^» v =PTf^,^aTr ^ l 4MtHM ) 
 
 Accidentai.ne>^, n.v.A.l. aHMH+HT n. aTT^rTT/ aTTflf^- 
 f^ n. 3T^PTrf«PFf? «. 
 
 Acclaim, Acclamation, «. v. Suout. v»ii(vi<i^;T m. ;><<j.j<< t 
 m. ^T^r^nr »». ^^m^i*^ m. n^t or ^ij^Cw. sffl^iSn; m. 
 
 To Acclimate, Acclimatize, v. a. habituate or inure to a 
 climate not n nice. 'T^^T'^TT ^^^^ ?l?^P^r-H KJ-tJ |t}f-&c. 
 
 Acclimated, Ac:!ltmatized, ^. & a. v. V. q^^^^qy ^^f^^T 
 To be a. qr^JT^qr \^^ ?rF=^ ^, ft^r TpsffTT w.-rrq 
 
 ?ror,-^To/*. 
 Acclivity, n. acclinousness of ground, ^f^vff. =Ef5 w. 
 
 2 an a. o n«//)iy ground. =^(ir/. ^TST^r »». ^TT^t / SPT »»/, 
 Acclitous, a. rising. '^^, ^^dfNT, ^3r^, ^r^rsfT^r. 
 To Accommodate, v. a. supply u:ith a convenience. ?U^y. 
 
 ^Oit, Vnfl' or SRTTt/ ^M, TT^y. ^n'tTf^'Jf. 
 
 2 ffrffl/3<, V. 'J'o Fit. vf*? m.-v>T«lT m.-^TST^-^flS^Jft/.-itc. 
 
 3 reconcile, make consistent. v>TK^i'f,^2:^'ft/.-^JTTw.-^»l. 
 
 Accommodate, a. suitable, v. Fit. qr^q, rliq*. 
 
 Accommodating, a, obliging, v.Kind. qfpT^PTT^ft?^, Tfrq^rrft. 
 
 Accommodation, n. conveniences as respects lodgings. < I ^uq I 
 ^t ?t^/ 'STfT^TT^-f^ -^ i jMl i^f 
 
 Accompanieb, ?i.AccoMi'ANYiNa, p.a. v. V. 1. and Compa- 
 nion. fl't-Ac. ^|U|H|-q'irnT-'^irt''ii<i, ?r^frr-+l^'|JHH-<fcc. 
 
 spTit, ■H^'imt, •H^-^<, ?f^iTt, ^€^, ti^-«iR<T, #6rrqt, 
 ar^nt, arrj'Tf'nF. 
 
 2 ^f't-Ac. ar^uiKi-d^.uiKI, ^f'Tf^-^-*t»ii<iH-W^*<iy-&c. 
 qniomi, ?rf^T?ft, Wf^ ( esp. in comp. as ^rH^, ^TT^^nft, 
 
 Accompaniment, Accompanying, «. v. V. 1. — act. ^-<fcc. 
 'Si^ M.-%iJt n. ^T^TfrT/. H-^H^ n. &c. 
 
 arg^ »». ^Trr^r-tTPT «. ^i^^Rr^ «. 
 
 1.— thing accompanying. ^fif aTyirCI-ail^qPnp SffJ «•- 
 
 f^^^ m. iTr'4 w.-^ «.-&c. 
 
 To Accompanv,».o. go or come with. ^'»t-^Rfff or cf-HHI'lM- 
 2 he with, associate,^-c. fl'Jf-^'I'fl or i|^nTnH-&C. aT?T%, 
 
 TTi^, '^nf^ / 5pTot, ?tT >n.-?nTT'iJT OT.-?r^r?T »».-?it«r?r/. 
 
 Accomplice, n. associate in crime, ?TFqT»t. f*RT^ m.^s^pjrf- 
 ^ ^"hfrft w. fJ)*uf|-c(| JT^sqw. ^fffiq' c. 5^4<f^^IT^ "», 
 Accomplices. — geuer. ^""l^Tr^f m. pi. 
 
ACC 
 
 ' Accomplish, v. a. complete, consummale, achieve, effect, \ 
 execute fully. «mdf^ ?lMld«f, %^ot, ^jTis^, sj'iiiwl, ^=^, 
 
 flTRj^^, fvfTH or ij^l^ -". 1=1 Ji-im-3Tmor-y I'^ui-^r^'N'- 
 
 ^-&c. TIT adc. Ml Jul, rTTTTfT ^fOT, fl<J4r*l %<ir, SPTTW, 
 ^-?i<J^-fff5-&c.^T'if, f)?r^t^%'jf, iftoilHI+t STTOIot, ^ 
 *TOir, WTTU^n.-aililWHI /.-fl'Tl^ «.- «s I ««n /.-fliH I <^uj •♦> 
 f.-kn. ^^ g. ofo. [&c. ^^. 
 
 2 (» pel iod or tt- rm ) complete, fill. *rTwf, 'pi-J^- JTfTT- 
 
 3 (a prophecy, &c ) T. To Fci^iL. qof-j^T-Ac. ^F?^, 5- 
 
 4 o/Zaiw, obtain, t. To Get. ^SI^"!, ^TTV^, f^R^, smT 
 
 AccOMPLIsnABFE, O. V. V. 1. fln</ ATTAINABLE. ^r«TPTT-^- 
 
 Nifl'lHC-sftTT- &.C. ?Tr^, ( used abundantly in eomp. as 
 eatily a. ^rM+i|M<, "JRITT^reT^, hardljf a. ?T*TOTEq', <j;- 
 ^»«IM», and MVi^|t<4^ ?1H«|W<, ^7^T«^, ?lW?TTS=!r, "TTT- 
 +HHIW;, ^'flTTWT, 3R^^rr«T, «)^«|MT, ^^cIlTT«T, &.C.) 
 
 2 »TTT«TT-^-&c- ^ 4><NI-^-4c. 
 
 3 jTijnr-^-ic. ^ «Ji<l<<|-^T-&c. 
 
 4 ?TT^WT '^-<S:c. flWiaH'R, W«j-, HT*^, SHHST, WTT'T. 
 Aliomplisded,^. v.V.l. ^im^rTT, it^'?''.!, TT^F???^, ditfl%- 
 
 «»»I'»V, 3Tmf^ PH^MlftH, fiT^5T, flfr<TfT, ^fHf^. 
 To be a. ?tfRT or 'trim i^TT^ot-tjot-snuf-qtiEf^^^T^aifc. 
 
 3 ^, "JOT %-i^ Fr^^. 
 
 4 ShMlf-i/l, *TT^, pMi^^'^l, UTK, 3TRTf«T<T. 
 I. complete in aequirementt.finithed. proficient. y.Cl.V\%n.. 
 ^pHt, yrre^, 'jf'JTSH', «(_J«JuiY, ^fl<?5T, ?i+-»JJ«HrlT5T, 
 
 Some term* for .(^n «. perion are ^»Tnft'?, ^HT^<?ip, 
 ^*TFnT, fPi: <|'3T, ilMi^jtf. See further under Ci.EVER. 
 AcroMPLisiiEK, n. V. V. 1. HmrTTTT, ^'iTT'TTTr, Ac. m^ 
 
 ^Tflrm, ^rffr ''j^jvihi-^uiki 4c. ??tvt^, ?i<n^, b^th^f. 
 
 2 M^OIKI, ^ <KWIKI. 
 
 4 fl^TWITTT kc. ♦JMUH^Wf, *JMH.f>. 
 AccoMrLisuiiE5T, «. T. V. \.~act. ^v^ n. frtn %wf n.&c. 
 
 «. «*nTT «. aTTHTM^ «. STTTRTH n. 
 
 —»/«/*. flTKoi^/. fjmfir/. fafj/. ftr^m/. r*r*qffT/ 
 f^n4t/. nfr<if^f. 
 
 A mcftna of a. mVHfij,M "• 
 
 A. of an undcrUking. «IM|fit^ /. 
 2— <Krf. ttSt ». ^of-Ac. "Srif n. ^n>r «. 
 —tisie. Tiwftf M^A^oir »i. ^'?ry- ^'i't »»• 
 
 I. M a. an attainment, a grace. ?ftHr/ "W?^? w. ■'rm 
 n, >J«T ■». *?nr ». 
 
 Acromplishmenta — compreh. ^ai^^/t/ pi. 
 To Accoio, f.», r. To AoiK. fn«<5f, -jfnof, ^ifwf, ^wf, 
 
 J.1 ACC 
 
 To AccoKD, r. a. See To Settle, To Give. 
 AccoED, «. jitst correspondence, v. Aobeement. ^ m. 3T- 
 JT m. N>)HN 7;;. <IHN w. 
 
 2 un/on of heart, v. Agbeeme>'t. v^^P^ti «. f*T?rPP wi. <;[- 
 
 AVith one a. v^^Ritii^, i^H)»irii^ or ^^ f^rTR- ^^r 
 
 3 own a. ; spontaneous agreement tvith. ^'^^\^ m. 3Tr- 
 
 Of one's own a. 3TrT% STTT^, aTTT, 3TN^5Tt?T, ^TTHt'STnr, 
 a(TFT3TT<T, SINnf'^ or STTTifl^, ^?T: JJo;>. ^?rt, •g<Miti«li- 
 
 AccOKDANCE, «.v. V.X.o/k/ Agbeemest. — state. ^To5«». ^TK 
 CT. NxiMM »i. SRT^m. 
 In a. with. 3T^^, ^IHMIHl, ^dM, sn^+^. 
 AccoEDAirr, a. Accoedixo, p. a.\. V.N. ffr^tiTTTT &c. fir- 
 3I1INI, ^ll-MI, 3T5^, Ml*^. 
 
 2 anrf Accordantly, Accordingly, conformable, conform- 
 ably. N. B. The word, being never r preposition, w not 
 here treated as such. VH|of ( in comp. as ^|i)H|ui, 
 rMIHHIui', jft^5TSTirnif,&c.), ^TTT^T ( in comp. as MlrflWK- 
 ?rr,%<r<<l«K^T, &c.), 5JT^!^, «T5^5ft5T, Ml**, 31j*vM(in 
 comp. 58 3TT|TT5'CT, ^Wl j5;M,^?lltiM,^l<i4*,H,d<i^ft,M, 
 &c. ), ST^HTT ( in comp. as JMhi^wR, ^niW^'i^tiK, J- 
 <nij«K Ac. ), ^■^\ ( in comp. as q'tii-MiM, ^'<nWq', T- 
 'iTT^'P, &c. ), ^TO^ or MiH+ftM ( in comp. as fTFRT^ 
 or q^rlq^^TT, i^^TlMi't, ytTT^, ^FTrTTTT^, &c_ ), qft 
 ! ( in comp. as ^fs^^Nft, ^mft, &c. ), 3T^^ ( lit . 
 
 [| regardingly, obscrvingly, advertently ;as^IT?T?TT^jf?fJ"- 
 j ^ spTT Jfrnrir), ^ift ( in comp. as ^uil*llfl *lt^^, ITnTT- 
 I inft ?rr^, &c. ), n^r ( in comp. as ^^l^'W ), TiTT^. 
 ACCOEDIOK, n. ^ iJKJI-^ ^f^ 5(Tf^. 
 jTo Accost, r. o. »/7mA- to first. ^^ot,Mr^'r*(M ^tt^,?i^- 
 
 , «T''f,sTrfHrT'ir n.-srrf^HTTJT «. ^t^. 
 Accoucuemest, n. v. Demverv. ^^^ f^P^/. 
 AccoccjiEUU. n. ijy«(+,lCl^<^ »». tjf<i«l<I m. 
 '. AccouST, n. ( of dcbtp, expenses, costs. ) f^^ or f^v^ 
 
 m. •AH\^^ m. »0«*)| m. ^iqM<*l ««. 
 j There arc certain Lines drawn in Papers of accounts: 
 
 I and these have particular siguificancics and particular 
 names. Some are 3r»T, 5frit^, ^^^,5"^^^, «ftrr, ?rraw- 
 i; ?T, fi^im f^^fmr or f^?pr f'K^«T. "^ [fft/. 
 
 I Abitract.or Gonorul a. "STTraT JH.-Framing of it. ^^^- 
 
 Budgct or bag of accotnitH. ttht?? ni. ^wo»iirt nt. 
 Current a. =5rRrTr f(^ m.-^H^n'^ m. 
 Payment-Bide of an a. ^^ m. To cuter (on itcTn)upon 
 it. ^^fW P'y^ui'-KlTTf. 
 Eocoipt-sido of an a. ^\J{jf. To commit or enter upon 
 
 it. smr ^<i{-«BTO;, ijn^ff tr-<ff. 
 
 Hough a. ^FWr arrPIT m. JpfT f^?lM m. S.^ ^UTIT fi. 
 
 Ilougli entry into an a. P^i^lMt/- 
 I Bunuing a :r^3 f^?fl tn. 5irtirtii»ii ««. 
 
 5 Belonging or relating toaccount*. "JPTTO^, ^'HTin'^?- 
 
ACC 
 
 12 
 
 ACC 
 
 ^, f^n^ or ff nrtt, f^^lTT^ or ^^pi{T^. 
 
 Kemaiiiing over of an a. ?5nT. 
 
 That has an a. with <')|r|«<(i'r. 
 
 To balance an a. f?T^?p ^W m. ^KTT(iif-3<i<ui, ??Tfi«il*t 
 or 5IT^/. ;FlT"Jf, ^5mra=^ m. ^of. 
 
 To call to a. fi;/- f^sft^w.-^niT m.-^^ /.-sjisitlSffl'/.- 
 
 To c-lear accounts. fTTTT »«.- 5ra<fl'/-'&c. «m<Ju^, "P^fTT'". 
 
 ij^m', "Prrtv^Z-^^T^ or. ^^^f. ^PTwjf, sn^/. "j^ ^^. 
 
 To have an a. with. ^T^ «. STO'if y.o/«. ree»^r. 
 
 To make up and settle accounts or an a. ^^^nf.-^- 
 
 zxn OT.-&C. ^f^. 
 
 To put to the a. of. JTt^KTTt^ &C- f^T^-Htfilf ff.oft. 
 ?qTfff fPS^'Jf-mi^-tT^ ff.ofs. 
 
 To turn to a. ^FTToft-^FTTTV- &c.r! N f)] , 'P2nT-^lHlfl-&c. 
 3fTM^, and v. n. <f>inl^< q^ijf, smmi^ #<Jt, <Pct'ra'-?5PTra'- 
 &c. ^ot. 
 
 2 regard, estimation, v. V.vi.VE. f^^Til «(. ^^TT »». MUlrU/- 
 f^Trf /. JT^ilfT OT. f««»Ti1fft/ Cn^y. con. ) %5lT w. ( neg. 
 con. ). 
 
 8 narrative, statement, relation, stort/. i'Pl^l'Hw. H^JT^»n. 
 ^f*A|rf/. 'lY^/. ^'•OT/. 3T^^T=J m. sfPFF m. ^qp?T/. SPTT- 
 
 Accounts, tidittgg, v.News. aiHifl/. ?^«IT/. ^tfTw.^w. 
 Accounts of emissaries, V. Intelligence- *i*i«<k or 
 
 Circumstantial a. rn'^ft^ m. 
 
 Detailed a. qT^TT/. [ T<»T n. 
 
 True and exact a. ^^^;m J. fT^ffPr^^ «■ 5?4HfTfiTC- 
 AS'ritten a. ^f^rRT*TT m. 
 
 4 explanation, assignment oj causes. X^A-^A «. f.^^iTT «. 
 
 ■n. jffT^rqTT^jfrw.^f^yrr/ sfrrf^PTTf'T^:?^ «. 
 
 5 ground, v. Eeason. f^rfTrT n. qiU^I «. ^^ /. 
 On a. of. h2, ( ex. ^waf, MRHIHoi &c. ) ?rrfr, «sr<Hl, 
 
 STT^HT, srf%, TT^, f'rf'RTf, ( ex. f^snttf^rffTrT JTHt^,) 3T'<f, 'i 
 'ST'4' (in couip. with Sanskrit words, as ^^'«f, rr^«T &c.) j 
 
 On that a. f?rm^ -^?T^-^T^ &c. }| 
 
 On this a. ^rg^-^rPT-^FTT^, -JTrn^^, 3Trr: tt.K"l l r | ^ , 3m:. ll 
 
 C invoice, inventory, catalogue, \. List. TT^ /. *Tt^I^I^t^ ■] 
 
 To lake an a. 5rSrft/.-#W/. W, H^'T^R'T /.-T'nHT/.- J 
 
 AccotXT-BOOK, n. i^^f. m^f. '^W^/. f^Jt^n^ ^ftf. ' 
 if'o Account, v. a. reckon, regard, v. To VALtK. n'TJi,^- 
 
 To Account, v. w. for; assign causes. 'ft\{v\n. ^t^fot, ST%^- 
 
 «.-ift^f^^?I m.-&c. ^FTuf. 
 
 2 for; ansuer/or.f^i\tfm.-'^fJVm.-w\WiTm.-^iWm.'&.i:Zyi, 
 
 |l Accountable, a. v. V. N. 1. qr^, fJT«fr^«T, fJTr^?fm, f^r 
 I 2 v. answeeable. ■^r(sr-^r^-'7>i5n &c. \^m., ^^iT^- 
 
 jl To be a. for. ^RfSTT w. ti'l^xr^m. 3T^at y. o/«. 
 
 Accountableness, AccotNTAniLrry, n. v.A. 2 ^Rt^^'Y/. 
 
 Accountant, w. one skilled in a. f^^^ orf^Hx^m. ni^w. 
 Accurate and exact a. ^>«<ir«(Hm.^tT3^ d^FM f^^Tr- 
 I SI ^OTTT-t<TRT-&e. 
 
 2 keeper of accounts. 5Rra«l^ >». f^?l«I7TT m. ^^^ "i- 
 
 To Accouthe, v.a. equip with arms, arw. ^r<^u.tj<i or ^V(^«i^- 
 
 f^T^qRrf or ql^-f?T~?TTHr?'TTf^^ftT5 or ?15^JT-3^T^^T'H7^- 
 
 !FTOT».-&c. 5F?^ y. o/ 0. 
 
 2 (with dress, trappings, gener. ) equip, ^'^^^vi.^ ^ jTW, 
 ?);F;Rn.-^:?;;T'TT/-&c. ^;T^ g. oj o. 'h^n'f. 
 AccouiEED,j:^. V. V. 1. ^HTRSl'r^ or ^%^si^, ^^r^, ^frsTT, 
 
 orq~m,;3'TTTr?r^,?lvT5. 
 
 2 ^vT%r5T, &e. ^3^, ^frTpT, ?ivr.jflsf)d, ?i7?T, ^flspr?. 
 Accouteedness, m.v.P.1. ^rm«i^0J'^rR«l^/.^1^?i^FJjnT/, 
 
 2 fl^T^riqoTT »«. ^^aTfTT/. ^f^^^mf^ w. 
 Accouteements, fl. trappings of war.p.^MJ^^ ^t^mn. ^jY- 
 
 q=pr^ n. pi. 5§rmif^^ «. j»/. 
 
 2 trappings, gener. ^l^dWi-JilH »». «'=^T?t^iITH m. 
 AccouTKiNG, H.v.V.l. — act. ^%T^ ^^ M.&c. ^I^sft^or », 
 ?r?T^^RW n. ^qr^^'^ "• W'T^Toft^Ttii n. 
 2— act. ^vTcrSrn.&c. fl^oft/. ?i;?^q?Tur». fl^^HM. V"^- 
 
 TT /. ?wm?ft^'^ n. fl>i5p?T»ft'F^Tir «. ^m^^jpTwr ?«. 
 
 To Acceedit, v. a. give authority or credit to. fll^TlOTT m. 
 
 -^\7irr m.-&c. 3injm-^Tof-^-mTT ^f^ &c. flfn^^i n.- 
 
 ACCBETION, n. growing to to as to cause increase, ^i%^^^ 
 
 arfHB'Rm m. ■s^'^^\^\'\^^^ «. ^-<n^ «. 
 
 2b AccEUE, V. n. arise to, proceed, come from. '«r?«ff, ^^^St, 
 
 AccuMULABLE, a.v. V. A. ^f^TnTT-=^-%n?TT-^'TT &c. ^'^TT^, 
 
 To Accumulate, v. a. amass, v. To Heap. ;ffi^^, flts^t, 
 
 WS^wrw. -B^m»«.-^'=^'TH".-=^'THn.-^ra»».-^T. ^rit y. o/o. 
 To Accumulate, v. n. collect, form in mass or quantity. 
 ?IT=!r^, ^3ot, arm ^. 
 2— as waters, Ac. swell, rise, jsnif, ^rn, fT^, ^T »». 
 
 3 — business, matters, &c. increase upon, thicken around. 
 Accumulated, j>. v. V. A. w'^^c5T, ^ta^ST, »iY55T ^ST, 
 &c. flf^, ^^^. 
 V. V. N. 1. ^if'EJ^?^. ?Tf3%^T, ^i=^. 
 
ACC 13^ 
 
 cCMCLATios. M. v.V. A. 1. — act. m'^M^ »». ^5^or»».<S:c. || 
 m^^ ». t^^ «. ^q «. ^•^^f^ n. ^Mti\%m n.^m^ n. 
 —tlate. ^N^P^MUfl m. flU^ m. ^^mn. ^^ m. tf^- 
 fn^ n. 
 
 V. Y.y. 1. — a. or *. ^NiJI n. ?irawf n. nt^ET »»• 
 I. mattrr aecumuUU^d, collection, v. Heap. ^5w. ?irer»i. 
 ^M^ m. W^ tn. 
 
 CCMVLATOK, H. .AccrMULATITK, a. V. V. A. ?Ti-M<<U|KI, 
 
 AcccMULiTlvE, a. V. V. N. /Aa/ w accumulated. ntoET ITT^- 
 
 OT, TTlrfVHfr, TT^ft^T, t3ft>J?T. 
 AcciHACY, i». T. A. 1. ^^TTTT «. ^fflMUII m. ^^"uRt^ ». 
 
 ACCCEATE, a. careful in execution; exact, precvte, nice. 
 
 ^?m or g;^, ^^^, g^, g^ft, g?TH 'fht +<<jiki, «trrpf 
 
 2 carefully executed- exact, correct. H'(HI«f>,7<<l?Srf|,^:??(7T, 
 
 4^rs*»ft-MI, r^PT^f^, g^,*^dl^ *''>-l,:mrfJH^,^'^'H^'J, 
 
 CCBATELT, «</f.v.A. g?TH, ^t^t^, ^TT^, ST^, ftR^. 
 
 ..CUB8BD, a.See CrB*ED. [ JIIMKM3. 
 
 2 lOortAy ofheiny cur*ed,v. Vilk. |^, 3Tf^5^, ?tlMMiy, 
 
 AccrsABLE, a. v. V. 1. ^t^J^T^T^WT^mr, &c. f%^m?T, ^- 
 
 Acci'tATios, fi. V. V. 1. — act.^9ii n.&c. afTTTVlfW m. 3T- 
 '2-act. 'HTZ '^ n. J^.Z ytif n. &c. -SRfir^tR m. 3P?^ m. 
 
 ai^TiTflt/. fitwnf*T?TnT »n. fR»n^«rT^ m. 
 
 ACCVIATITK CAKE. ». *»<M^ «. ^fjlfg^'flvr/. ^ »«. 
 
 To AccCiB, P. a. charge, impeach, arraign. 5t^, ^ w. 
 
 w.-^T^TTTirT'ln.-lt^irH*?!'! OT,-5t<fT^ »».-3(nft7 m.-'i?f»Rr- 
 
 2— f*liely, T. To AspbB<:s. 3(TT9r/w.-gvrT n.-«TT=5T or 
 ^sjt?i». Vfi^Tl*. T^-^ mth ^T of o. fi>TWTTft<Tin.- 
 
 f{^fjn. ^rvt, nst ^^rit, n^Jf ^p^t. 
 
 AcccsED, ;». T. V. 1. «1'<«1IM^'^I, &c. •^rH^'*, ^^l(1f)?T, 
 
 2 WI*O^^XI, Ac. ^Rf*T?m, JHHtTIM. 
 AcccnEB, ». ». V'. 1. ^ •<H«im, Ac. f^WT^ M. TTrft m. 
 »i^ m. WTTtK m. TT^TTTh*, '^NTTIT?^*, V^i 3Tf»r^r»ft 
 
 2 T. SiuKDBBBB. ■jn«-Ac.'ijO|MI, \fTI ^^WTTT, 3RWT^- 
 
 7u AccctTOM, r. a. habituate, inure, ute. »TWf /.-IITTWW.-5R- 
 
 3n«ivf, 'iW/. -flifi, '*i»Hi»i»». *Tw^, ff^wrtVuTjft-'nT- 
 
 ACT 
 
 jl &c. armwf-qnwr, 3T»--^mif^tTR M.-3T«n?ft^>^ «. q^vt, 
 
 ! Accustomed, p. Sf a. v. V. K\^r\\ Trs^rar, «m^fT3Tn»lkrrT, 
 
 ! To be or become a. ^^if. TS'if-rll'l«i, ^TTRw. Tl"^, 
 
 j ^f^««. T^'Jif, ^ft^/. ?TFT^, tra^T, ^^oT, HT'il — esp. in au 
 
 II ill sense, ^^^'if, <<5^;<'j, *(oi'HI<(ul. 
 
 ij I. euttomary, v. UsuAL.p|t<<id<AI,fHc«<l«mTnfT, <TR71?!f- 
 
 l! ?n?T,Pir<<MI<lM'4l. 
 AcE, n. — at cards. ^^ or <^|gT or i^^^T »>. 
 
 2— on a die. ?T or q^ m. [T?ft/' 
 
 ^particle, whit, v. Bit. ^?T m. "JJTSY /• 'PT w. ^I^l+I /• 
 
 I AcEBB, a. roughly sour, v. SouE. ainiT^?, <|<.e(4|j, H^J. 
 
 i! 2 fig. ( of temper ) ^Pl^, ^ ^^TT^, *<f)wi, ^IT. 
 
 i AcEBBiTT, n.v.A. 1. a(T«T7T^ ij<.il^/. HT^ 3i«lSTl^/. giSI^/. 
 2 «Ji5^'JTT »». ^I^HUIl »». ^r^t^TTT m. >ti4KH>^ii m. 
 AcESCEifCT, n. V. A. ai^JHMUIl w. WST^fT^'TT »». 
 
 J Acescent, a. turning sour, moderately sour. ar^ST^^cTT, 
 
 i AcETOSE, Acetous, a. v. Souh. y:i«R, 3T«(J^, J^, 
 i^ Acetoseness, «. V.A. ai^iiHUII »». n??KTT /. 
 
 I To AcuE, t» .n. be in pain. J^wf, J^T^^.-tho head, TS^. 
 
 II There are numerous verbs bearing, together with the 
 I general sense of To Ache, particular aspects or im- 
 !| plications. These it is advantageous to set down se- 
 I paratcly. 
 
 !| To a. and feel broken, laxated, relaxed, Sfc. — as before 
 
 I fever. sp^'F^, «F^, 5^, 'Tt^ ^-*ftl^-3Tt»T n. ipuT- 
 
 I ^xipt, ^tjf «. MoiHotiJi, SlflHT •^+'ll-^ m. ^R^-^twf. 
 
 I To a. with soreness and shootings, — as from rheumft- 
 
 j tism, Ac. frR^, ffltn^, f^^ f.-fv^m f-'^ /. 
 
 II To feel sore, tender, stiff, — as from bruises, a beating, 
 I Ac 3T^, 5^ ^Wf. 
 
 j To a. with a dull, diffused, and continuing pain.^^^T^. 
 
 I To a. with a sense of stiffness and tenseness, — as from 
 
 I cold. »14diu|, HSIIuif. 
 
 j 2 ( the heart) be distressed, j:^ n. ^^ in con. JWR't, 
 
 1 AciiE, AcHiKo, n.v.V. and Paik. ^-.TT n.^J^ pop.^J^ m. iy\f. 
 
 I Achievable, a. v. V. ?n*TmT-^-^tn?n-^^tnT-fl^rmT, ^TTT^- 
 I, «n^-^1<11-Ac. W^. 
 
 I To Achieve, v. a. perform, /(c. v. To AccoMPi.isn. WTV^, 
 
 Ac, ^^ y. of 0. ^ 
 
 ' AcHiEVEn, J?. V. V. ?TTt;^?^, Ac. «Tf«^fT, ?T'nf^. 
 AcniKVEMBKT, n. V. \.—act. ^TTU'if n. ^<TT^ «• «T Vl^ n. 
 fnV^f tfJ^f W^^pP/. W*TT n. w^^ n. 
 1. exploit, feat, v. Deed. J?ri <pm «.H^«^fqff, ^ST^f^w. 
 
 w^tf^ vm n. ^ntfH "pm ». 
 
 Aciu, a. T. Sous. ^N'-, Tff"^. 
 Aciom, n. y. A. 3lJ»J^on w. "-HMfll/ SK^BTTf w* 
 I. ( on the itoinMb, Ac. ) 3p^^ «. 
 
^ACQ 
 
 To Acidulate, v. a. make somewhat acid, arfire^-arfsn^- 
 
 Acidulated, p. V. V. 3T(5reT-&c. %%^. 
 
 Acidulous, a. somewhat acid. 3Tf'!l7HT, 3Tt^, STf^RTT, f^- 
 
 AciDDLOUSNESS, M.v.A.3Ti^W>mT»>. aiN^CTtTTm K^rsjfTT/. 
 To ACK>0WLEDGE,P. «. 0((« knowledge of. ^!IM^, »ftoS?i^, 
 
 2 own, confess, allow, admit. ^t^PTTOt, 3^''n*K''l, HT'T'f, 
 Vix^ ^^, 5?;^ SR"^, ^^,^^, ^-flW-^-^-&e.»^'j|', 
 ^ !FrTw.-^q7TT»» -^t^tm. ^C^, 'T^fr ^, STnTRT-fiTTT- 
 
 ^-»ii«;iiH<-&c. %^, ^+,KU|, 'srf'Tl' Fn^^rJr, 3i'fl+<,ui«.- 
 
 3 ( a favor, benefit, &c. ) own, admit. vjHUIUJ, ••HI<^<u), 
 Vf, HPM, T^^FTT M.-^^ /.-?Tf?)fi^ /.HRO^, v!ITur/. 
 ^|U1"I, »1l'*<diy. 'FW ^. ojo. 
 
 4 ( virtue, nierit,&c .) recognize, allow and honor. vTHT/. 
 
 •Ai^vh., 3Hi<^<ui, vrpjiur, q^ «. q;^, ^, f^/- ^?:wf- 
 
 5 ( a letter, &c. )hf^J.-'^r^f. qra^. 
 
 ACITNOWLEUOED, Jt7. V. V. 1. >ji | U|p'>,| , ^p5E?I^?^, &C. 
 
 2 ^+Kc4rl|, siTil+Urirfl, &c. Kft^frT, 3Tift?»rr, SlfrrfTTW. 
 
 3 «il«lci<SI, 3Tr^TH?5T, &c. [»TR''r «• 
 ACKNOWI.EDCEMENT, W. V. V. 1. — act. 'STT'JM «. 3it55?Tof «. 
 
 2 — ac<. ♦iMuj ». ^«t)Udif n. &c. ^+<ui m. 3T'ift+<ui n. 
 JIR'Jif «.— «. or S. ^WT M. SRTf^PR OT. KF^TrtT/. 
 
 3. — act. vHimuj M. 3TT^T^ n. JTR^ «. &c. STT^^ «. 
 
 I. no<« of hand, v.EECEiPT,NoTE.T^^cr3Tm.?nT'»-^r^»». 
 Acme, «. v. Heiqut. f?mT w. ^s^m. "m^FTOT/. *Rot. 
 Acne, n. pimple on the face, r. Iimple. ^^•l+'d+. m. ^- 
 
 AconiTE, n. — ferox. ^TFH'rPT w. 
 
 2 V. Poison MIUI^K<F «• 
 AcoBN, «. aft^F^rm^ l?fT^ "FoE fk^T sfrjT «. 
 Acoustic, o. pertaining to hearing. gT? o | ^'^"t ft, »H'4U|f^»(<4 - 
 
 Acoustics, n. science of sounds. ^i^TJrf^ftfznpfsRjry. SfTT'T- 
 
 f^^ /• ^f^nr^ ». 
 
 2 medicines to help hearing. ' !H mi\ \ ^^ ] (\ jjfhw n. 
 To Acquaint, v. a. make acquainted with. v. To Infoum. 
 
 s^^Tri-fTTT-Ac. Jpr^T, 'MM»0/. ^. 
 
 2 (one's self, with ) aTt5f?r/-KTf|7FITff /.-*TT%ft/.-«rT- 
 
 -Ac. ^rrof. 
 Acquaintance, Acquaintanceship, n. (with matters ), t. 
 Knowledge, afioc^sr /. Hlf^dMHt/. ^T^f. vTrnrera/. 
 nR^«4 w. «II+'<<'IK'1/. %frR «. TTt?^/. %^t^ «. 
 2 .' with persons ), aftsT^r/. vHMHt^lH /. hR-^^ m. ^IPT- 
 KToK/. ^1^ m. 
 
 A.— loosely, indef. gener. Ac. ^iOgK^tH l cSt* / ^JtoS^'^ 
 
 14 ACQ 
 
 A. by sight. d"l'43?|o6?7/. 
 Bowing a. tmTT*ft/. ♦Ir^IMM*) /. ■HrilHt /• 
 Mere a. Slight a. H)^ aflcE^/. [g.of o. 
 
 To drop the a. of ^ m. ^I^of y.o/o. atltsE??/. flti^ 
 To have a slight a. with, sli^-cft/. airar^of y. o/o. 
 3 an a. a person known. SIToR^WT JT^^-J^MW-^^'*?-*!^- 
 &c. afroPFfr c. TW^TrT c. N»1MM«tM »». qK w. 
 
 Acquaintances and connections. g^ffl«r*ft w.^7. 
 
 A mere a. ^>T3fT5J?Ht c. JJ^RitT m. 
 
 Of one's friends or acquaintances. 5R)3r?iT^^'t, ^Tot- 
 
 Acquainted, 7). a. v. V. informed, hating knowledge. »Tlf^- 
 
 ?mrr, Hif^ri<^n:, Hi+'i'^K, ^t^fsrtt, N»im?iii, stthitt't, 
 
 To be a. with ( a person ). 3frcE^/.-sR-H<4 w.-vJiT- 
 
 Mtfii/.-Ac areot y. <>/«. recrp. 
 
 I. known to. JTT^lrf, mRR^T. 
 Acquest. See Acquisition. 
 To Acqcie'CE, v. n. rest satisfied with or j«,v.To Agbee. 
 
 'Tp:q'-^F^-Tr3ft-31HMd-fT«Trr-&c. ^Wf-STfloif, ^TT-*l^-Ac. 
 
 '■^uiu'l, 3^5^!^ n. q;c<Jt-^. 
 Acquiescence, Acquiescing, n. v. V. — state. Jn'^rTT/. 
 
 afT^TTJT n. ar^frr/. v^ff^f. mu-JiNcO/. 
 
 With ready a. sm^ 'iT?T:qR'Jr ^5?T. [^IMH. 
 
 Acquiescent, a. v. Y. ttt^, TT^ft, =F^, T^ or j, g^?:- 
 AcQUiiiABLE, a. V. V. fl'm<^N l-^-^RrTT-^PTT-Ac. f*Ta^- 
 
 To AcQuiBE, V. a. V. To Get. ^isiftui, ^Jt{ ^T^, fJ<ot«)«t, 
 
 ^3>Si,'3P!fof, srrfa'/.-dHi^Ji') ^.-^hIm^ii f.-T^^fsv( f- 
 ^^qf.'&c. sRot y. 0/0. 
 AcQUIHED, p. V. V. pMot^Af?!, ^'HI4r^f*l, &C. qrm, ^TTT- 
 
 fSnr, arfSicT, >jMrt»q', !7»vt, ^mf^-i, 3nwf^<=T. 
 
 ACQUIHEMENT, ACQUIEING, ACQUISITION, n. V. V. — act. 
 
 f*ra^ ». 'RTT^ n. &c. B<TT^uft/. ?l'm<^ui-*/. *(m<^H n. 
 3MMH ». ttm^tt/. 3T^^ «• 3r^/. armr^ «. — »tate. 
 fTPTw. snft/. B'snf^/. SUmPtI/. ( in comp. as J^nfrT, 
 f^rTT^TT, lUMIMfrf, ^i^dMfrl, HirimpTl, ^^HrTTftT, m^NftT, 
 <^l"illMrTt,),31*rrfij /. ( in comp. as^^RTfif, T'itwft'&c.), 
 5ffTfH^/.(in comp. as tRlfJ^ &c.),^'Tf%/.(^s«T/.OT3f«tl/. 
 I. thing acquired. ^'iKt^rft "Tt^ ^'^^ /--Ac. WT m. 
 mfit/. 3**T?6T «. -d^lfSld^sq n. 
 
 Acquirements, v. Attainments. ^nf^tTJ'T m.pl. ^^t' 
 fSm^or m. pZ. 
 3b Acquit, v. a. (of criminality ), v. To Absoltr. 
 f^RTtTT-f^^-Ac. «l<«)ui, g^TIT ^VHTm.-4sj\ctr\\ HfTT or 
 
 ^vioE JTr<TT»».-^^* <?!?». «Frot y. of o. ^rf^^ ^r'Jt. 
 
 2 (from obligation or claim),v. To Fbee. W?^,^I^2r- 
 
 ^Twf y. 0/ o. 
 
 8 ( one's self ),act one's part. ailNr^l+iH «f><NI^ 'Ff'f, 
 
ACT 
 
 AcQaiTTAl,, n. V. V. l.—acl. f^TTr*! 5T^'»f n.&c. arTTPT- j! 
 
 TITS HTOT »n. T3T3 tffl n. 
 AcijL'iTTjLSCE, It. dUcharge from a dfht; ditchargr, release. 
 TT^ n. ^surnhm n. spTTTT^rT^ ». 5»^nriiY^^ ». 
 2 <fc«</ o/a. "PK^^ n. VgK^^f. fltif^/ irTRFT^n. or 
 
 AciUiTTEi),y>.v.V.l. jjjiHiatn'^, T^HRffST^, fH<M<iVr&c. 
 
 AcBE. n. As the laud -measures of the Marathas differ 
 Jrom tliose of the English they have of course no word 
 autfwering to acre. For their Tarious measures see ; 
 under Meisfbe. 
 
 Acrid, a. hot and biiiny, y. PcSoest. ^n^ intens. fr^^ 
 iN, ^^T\ remitt. ?t^T7. fTf^r?T, J^l^, ?ft^=«T, f<T^, rftT, '• 
 
 AcBniosioDS, a. ocr»</. ?^WTT, ^f^<*l, ?T^, ^^ or ffr^, j 
 2 fig. inter, tualiyiunt, Sfe. ?^^7, ^^^Z or ?s^, ^FJ 
 
 pop. ^. ^jft, jjft^, SEfiVNNi, 3fTn7, fTpftr, ^nr^T or 
 
 AcBiMoxiOL'SLY, a</(?. V. A. 2. ?q<(-«(dmni3f, 51^jJ, «|>^H1"4^ 
 AcRiMOSv, AcBiMOSiocssEis, ft. T. A. 1. ^^5pnjrT m. ?^- 
 
 ACBITDSE, ACBIDNESS, f». V. A. ^T^vTT/ frfe^TTf / f?r«T 
 
 /. ^fjm/. 3T^ir5t or trr^/. ^tj^ »». 
 
 AcBOAMJiTic, AcBOATic. See Abstbume. 
 AcBOapiBB, «. sprout, v. Suoot ^r? m. ^fN «. 
 Ackosfibed, «. *<ir»>y tprouUd. ^n yHlA«4l, ^ Ji^irti, 
 
 Acbo4», prep, from tide to tide; — noting state. ^TT. 
 
 2 —from tide to tide; — noting pasuage. TTT, ^TTTTTT, j 
 
 3 — inierteeliny. 3TTCTT. 
 AcB048, adv. -SHTT. 
 
 ACB04TIC, «. 'HKJ 1^**14 M. JrMHiri«^«f "«.* 
 :/V Act, p. «.— in the Drama; ( a part, a character ). imn. 
 
 ■«rT«r»t, HfTT^ »rTT?»fT/-VTTWft/. ^T^, KnT-iMl««n/. 
 
 ^ot, «fnn* jprHrH»».;»/.-"HifrTi^*i.-3Tf*T'W»». ^r^T. 
 
 2 ( onc'H part ). 'i»IM-<<l*iH| *<1VI^ f^, ^iMvqiH'f^ 
 ^OT n.-TOTPI »».-&€. ^riiV. 
 a See To Actuatb. 
 To \(rt, V. n. be in action. ^P?^, ^TSSTT-^T^ A<*. 3T»l^- 
 ^raf, *^««t, v-eHfHH «i.-^reT/--^ ■»^ *c. ^>^ y. of t. 
 
 2 perform duties, tte. r. To Bkbatb. fW «. *?»!, ^T^, 
 
 3 perform functions, work. SVV^^ T^^t, <<«^, ^«*H1'4«^ 
 
 4 iUckarje (he Julf of «R ^^kw temf^rarUf. ^TTf'^^T- 
 
 15 ACT 
 
 ^^'f^^<T-&c. qrr«TM.- Ac. qT^-^Tc^si-, arirpft ar^w. 
 
 5 upon; fj?<rrf ^ojfftfr, icori- caiwa^weZy. sp^f^ n.-^jfrT/.- 
 
 ipiTin.-^r«f «.-^'Fjf ».q?^, =^raoif, ^Tc5rn or ^rFj-OT'j^lr^ 
 
 viilk ^K. 
 
 6 — in the Drama; perform a jDflr^Htnn.^r^-^tTT^-STM^ 
 Ac. ri?r^, ^^n. ■M^JT't-^I'T^ n.-^ n.--^xrj^ «.-&e. Jp^. 
 Act, fi. deed, v. Action. sppT ». ^PH «. ^ht «. f^^r/. 
 One's own a. aairH+A n. ^•pff n. f^^^if «. 
 
 2 exittiny state, v. Actuality. f^^RPTfTT/. «<t^HMHI /. 
 
 3 ( of a play ). 3f^ m. ['FH^'IIHI w. 
 
 4 ( of a court of justice, &c. ) v. Dechee. gfH'iiHi tn. 
 
 5 ( of a legislature, Ac. ) v. Law. ^^ ». mff^I «. 3TT^- 
 ^ M. ^^ »». ^FT'T^n" m. ^THF m. ( from the English. ) 
 
 AcTi>-o, Actios, n. v. V. A. l.—act. ^TT^iift /. smK- 
 
 V. V. N. 1. — act.^T^ n. ?f5Ent «. &c. ^55 m. ^AHMpH 
 
 «. v?T /. !nr?f ^ «. C "rf^ /• 
 
 2— act. =^^?^ n. ^tR n. Ac. ^T?5 /. ^#»^ /• W^ «. 
 
 3— ac<. -HIMuj ». Ac. ^mis/. ?>1rr/. 
 
 5 — act, agency, operation, working. ^Ki\\ f. '^>•nr^ ». V- 
 
 fH /.^rhmr OT.«BT'T «.*t>H+H ".'H^ «.<MRH)l/.«»)ir(dl/. 
 The sense of this word is often best rendered by words 
 
 •xpressing, comhination, connection, Sfc.aa ^\^ m. ^m[' 
 
 n m. ^m m. 
 6— act. ^fmifof n. Ac. 3Tf»TfTq' »»• 
 
 I. gesture, gesticulation. ^hmF^ ftp^- ^Pld «. 5Htf*I^^- 
 1T/. WTf^^ »». arf'T^q' m. 3T^ m. ^;i^/. 
 
 Manual a. ^M«(ft »». ^/. 
 Eepresented by a. 3TtPl«P. 
 
 II. series of ecents represented, v. Plot. ^5fH n. 
 IIL in law. sq^^ m. w|<I^Kni1*< m. 3t4 «• 3«l«\*<i «• 
 
 ?^Jt^ m. i^r^ m. 
 
 IV. in grammar. ^TT^ «. 
 
 V. an a. an act, a deed, a doing. qjTH n. ^ n. fiHT ». f^- 
 *TT/. ?rffT/. ^nS' n. JRT^ n. 'FT'ift/. *ti'4<< «. <«>^t«( «. 
 
 VI. battle, engagement, v. FiaiiT. <^arnf /. 55; «. ^^TTH w. 
 Acting, p. v. V. N. 1. 3. 5. v(WHI, ^T^, %^*rM. 
 
 4 ^ITft['r^ 'FTR M I ^» I U I,3TT»TT:ft,TiTTf%n (from the English.) 
 Actionable, a. admitlinj of an a. at /aio.WTR^Pf, WR^TTT^, 
 
 Ml^^KMl'M, "H^ITT^ft, '^T^'TTTr, ?l*ilO, ??^TTfl^. 
 Ana. matter or busiaesa. eq^f^uf*!^^ «. »«<«i^kM^ "• 
 
 KTW^TTrOTT n. 
 Active, a. having the power to act, not inert. 'JjT'Ht^, f^- 
 
 2 Mo/ ac/«, not passive orpatimt. %^\ f*«<|i».U, f^>^- 
 8 nimble, agile. <^<^ or a, v!l?K[, ■Mrtl'f or <^, 'JlotT, ^TT- 
 
 4 «io< ♦<//« or sedentary, ever in action, t.BostmNO. 
 
 *mq[, «nft,'F*ff, 7<iP^, ^m^ft^, 3^i'wi^ ^^swr, 
 
 6 rejuirinf action, oppoted to ipeculativo. •««iMK*fV, 
 
' ACV 
 
 fc^mi^A M, «<I4I<I<-M<C, s^NTTsr^, *'»(^, ^P^fcTIf, «Fr^- 
 
 ^, <H'!/m<<, 5^nrfTOT^-^-&c. 
 
 A. life. STfl^/- STftrTmn. m. [^ppTTTf. 
 
 6 — a medicine, &C. ^ft^, ^Hr5Iri,vHl^rT, 3TTST^lft, ^- 
 
 7— quicksilver. f^T<TT, ^^'T. 
 
 8— iu gram. ^Frfft, ^HFT^. [=5fN?q^^. 
 
 Actively, ocJo. v. A. 3. nimbi)/. ^^TT^lf^, ■=i'4i+'l'^, ^ST^S^^, 
 
 4 busili/. f^RTFTiJ^, T^fr^^- [ ^Vf^f- 
 
 AcTivENESS, AcTiviTr,». V. A.l. I^ml^lf^ /. 'RornfFp/. 7^- 
 
 2. M^<i \ i f. ^n^T^ or ^ f. :JT?5^/. 3Tf'i-^M*i( /. STfTRT- 
 
 8 'fiiH ^ qprr w. 3r<ft'nMUii »». 7?fff5t?^ n. g^s^nt^^fTT /. :; 
 
 ACTOB, n. V. v. A. 1. & V. N. 6. performer, player. BTn 
 
 ^fi<l l jMI m. #ift or #f^ m. #nT«qT m. q^^ ^o/). Ht- 
 ?ift m. ^^ m. ^Z m. T^^r m. ^?*Tt5 w. HT^ m. qRT- 
 
 2 y. Agent. +<uiki, zftT?. 
 
 ACTEESS, «. l«"f'll|lUl/. ^^aSF'fK/ 5=fR^/. T;^ /■ 'Trf^ /• 
 
 SJI^wft 2)op. -HW^f. ^TZ^flWA or Hld*^ioj/. 
 Actual, o. helongitiff to or comprising action. f^P'TT^^, 
 f5f,<4l«(4y, %2TT»>T«ft, f>>^lH*<, %^T^, %^T»T^, %«lrH<f>-. 
 
 2 in act, not potential. f^*lMI, nH*<l*sH, f^*<kH<|>, ^- 
 q'fluiIM'IfT, f^^. 
 
 3 no* speculative or imaginary, v. Eeai.. Tq^, i^^, ^- 
 
 AcT0Ai.LT, ad. y. A. 1. ^fT:, +l'4d:, 
 
 2 f^pir#,nb4||i|4*. 
 
 3 ^ft^Toft, ^^, ?tr^*', fra'T, «(«rin:, <<*H»ir<<(. 
 As it actually happened. fr%t'JfT. 
 
 Actualness, Actuality, n. v. A. 1. f^^rre'sff^jTri /. ^f)^\- 
 
 r^ n. mw<<H n. «)itflR-+r<< n. f^?T»rR?TT/. ^-^HMrll /. 
 AcTUAEY. See Eeoisteah. 
 To Actuate, v. a. put into action. ^Tt^^, •HlrWI-'^Tr|;&c. 
 
 2 influence, move, induce. ^■^^, sT^rfelut, ejot<(ul', ^J^- 
 ^, SR#I «.-STffrT/. ^T^ ff. ofo. iTfrT ^Tof. 
 Actuated, p. v. V. 1. =qTc^33T, &c. -mft^d, JWffrT, 
 
 ACTUATEE, n, V. v. 1. 2. '^Tt^onTT, ^rkwRT, &C. ST^#P 
 Actuation, n. v. V. 1. — act. ^\AM^ n. &c. st^t^^ n. -ejifjH 
 
 n.— state. ■^T?5^^^<mT m. ^^^^^qxJTT w. &c. irffrT/. 
 
 2 — oc<. Nr?«)u) ». sffrT ^T'f «. &c. SRrf^ n. — «te<fl. sf^- 
 
 Tf«<c%^MU|f «. SfffrT /. 
 Acumen «. See Point. 2. sharpness of wits or sharpwitt- 
 
 edness^ ^ ^vjptf - f^H^^f^ /■ f nnm^^ nttj^ /. 
 
 ?n WH n^ /. gf^+T^w «. 5T^/. ^Tr/. Hif5>+<4 «. g%ft /. 
 
 Acuminate, Acuminated, a. See Pointed. 
 
 ACUPUNCTUEB, n. g^ dT^ut «• 
 
 Acute, a.that hat a iharp end, y. PoiKtkd. «tI^, aroft^, 
 
 16 ADD 
 
 aojfr^, #^fNT, ?ft<j<'iiv. 
 
 2 sharp-witled, v. Sharp. ^jfTTXTjf^, J^llM'Tfw, srflT<T, 
 
 3 vigorous, quick, — a sense. fJT^?, ?ft^, ffttT, ■^'^4,^^, 
 
 f 'qrr^, aTTJTirrft, ^ftn^r^. 
 
 4 — a disea.se. 3TT}TMr<uil*ft, ?flyMRuil*0, ^ftyT'lMl*!, 
 
 ^nyMRm+t, -j?HMi. [frm^-Ac. 
 
 5— as pain. f^?r7, rft^-OT, fftJT,^, g^W ^I^IUHIUJ 
 6— an accent, a sound. T^TtT. 
 Acutely, adv. v. A. 1. ^l^"^i)u||^, rft?-uiiMHI<j4<F, Ac- 
 2 ^nmj^'T, 5^^?-"^TT^, fft^l^f^M'i+, &c, 
 
 Acuteness, n. v. A. 1. sfr^t'qtir n. qt^^TWTm. rft^^oTnT^ /. 
 
 2 f nmff^/. %tm^^f ff^^-oTrTT/. ^5^e--»^ ^. 
 
 4 ^ftSTTftonf*?^ »• Sftslf^TTf^r^r n. 
 Adage, ». saying, t. Pkoveeb. s^ y. jqTT »». 3TTprT m. 
 Adagio, «. «Z(m« time. f^JriRld n. 
 Adamant, «. v. Diamond, f^rr m. ^tw m.^J{ mn. 
 
 2 T. Loadstone. ^Tf^^T^ m. 
 
 3 Aari we^aZ, sto7w, Ifc. ^■^^ mn. 
 Adamantean, Adamantine, a. ^^WT, ^jHIHR^, ^j?^?!, 
 
 ^:5|^, ^^iMVN, ^*mq', ^3T. 
 A. frame, ^i^^ m. m^ivf\^ n. 
 Adam's apple, n. the prominent part of the throat. ^t\ f 
 
 Adam's beidge, «. TTH^rg m. %5^-4 m. 
 
 To Adapt, i'. a. make suitable. f*To5^, -ii«(5i, ^pn^-TTRT- 
 
 ITT"P«p-c1^M<it'ft-r1<jM^^-&C. ^Ffwt, ^TH^, «W^, ^^m.- 
 
 vi^m.-^55'ift/.-^^%^/--^5n?5/--&c. '7TS'^-^*J^<»lr-=R''f gof 
 
 0. recip. 
 Adaptation, n. v. V. — act. fM^i^uf «. r^l^uj «. Ac. 'fp^ 
 
 qj^ «. i3nT &c. m^n. f*T«^oft/. — «/o/e.?5mw. %"T<TT/. 
 
 Adapted, p. Sf a. v. V. f*roE^^^, T?^ %%?5T, &e. 
 
 I.fit.y. Suitable. ^!TlTT<TT-^3fmT (in comp. ), ^l^fTK, 
 
 To Add, ». a. ^V <o, (vyw, annex, attach, subjoin. pHcmuf, 
 v»1 '| jui , ywui, ^, JTTT'if , f^T^of, ?Ttsr^, vT^oif, juirM!^ 
 rtH"l , ?nfFI OT.-^MMH n.-&c. ^R^ ^. o/ o. 
 2 up; *wm. fifoS^^r, vJ?V5of, ftf^m^ f.-'^ftt^ f.-Wf.^^ n, 
 W>^ g. of 0. Jlt^ET ^>K^. 
 
 Added, p. v. V. 1. M?lirii-5I, f*ra^%^, &c. ?r^, ^^, 
 
 2 fiToE^^f^T, ^T^ %^c5T, ^PpfefT, Prf^, Pt^T?T, '^*1*r|, 
 
 Addendum, «.— in arithmetic. tpT ». (as opposed to 5Rwr». 
 ■ Subtrahend. ) fira^uft/. |^ m. 
 2 See Appendix. 
 Addee, n. See Snake. 
 Addice, n. T. Adz. ^i<F^ mn. aiyfl/- 
 To Addict, p. «. ( one's self to ), To be or become addicted. 
 
R 
 
 ADD 
 
 17 
 
 tf^ltiHKIfl or Hliiff-sn^ rtiMuf-^rrif g. of 0. Hm ^i^g. 
 a/o. sTT^rSt, Hldiil or ;n€t T^^t-^Yof g.ofo.^^i^f.- 
 
 ^ f.-^^z^ f.-^^rs /.-«qim «-tJ^ «• am^-T^wf y. o/o. 
 
 A BDICTXD, p. T. V. JTT^r clI'I?HI, H?^ M<?.rft, &C. TT^^, 
 ^jH^t-i or W^t^,* M5*r?c*f, -'I'lIM^rtl, 5Jnn, f1rt«n, r5^S, 
 *r^, V\fi\ or flFFt, ?^T^, f?^, >?1«<0 ( in comp. as 
 *l^^, ?{Ht7B^, Ac. ), mmv\ or TT ( iu comp. aa. 
 ft'^^nTprT or f^^PTTT ), f^TTrT, -ilHqjrT, rli*l*, 3TRnp. 
 
 Aj>DICTKDNES9, «. T. P. ^[Zf. ^2^/. riM4M«ll »». ^^.f- 
 s?T^R n. «Ti/. ?rW/. 3^ «. 'H^w. 3TTOf^/. ^ii^^ or 
 
 i.osionoH, «. T. V. — *ta(e. See Adiictedkess. 
 
 / DDiTAinarT, «. thing added, ^t? «• ^5''-rfI-rii««(rtrti "T^- 
 
 i.BDiTiox, n.v.V. 1. — otf/. M?|*ui n. [i\mS[ n. Ac. ^FTift/. 
 ?niftn ». ««?MH ». rfNHH f.—ttate. t^T^ m. qtT w. 
 i—act. ^^ ^T^ fl. pcra^oft/. I^i«ju{ n.&c. fH^TT n. 
 
 CroM proof in a. STT? 3Tt«^fTroET m. 
 
 SuccCBuiTe Bubstraction-proof in a. ♦(i^loll m.v. •|)T,3fTT. 
 
 I tking addtd, T. AcsitaMEST. v^ «.^%=5T TTT m- 
 
 aPF «. Ac. [ ^^, &c. 
 
 iJWmOKA^L, a. fiwrf , ^^^, ^l^-«)l, 3Tf^, 3rf^ «n<T- 
 
 /.DDITIOSALLT, tfrflT. SPinft, WOfilJ, ^. 
 
 /.DDLS, ASDLXO, a. — of CggS. JHolf^f^l, 4Moirtni, >j«tcctirtl. 
 
 2— of the braiuB. <ft^3I, ♦rMHIJJfl, «FrMHKf^f1, ^=7- 
 
 Adblk-headzd, Addle-pated, a. t. Stupid. f^If'i ''T' 
 
 s^nra, HI4WI, TT^, n^TToO'. 
 5T» Adb«e»8, p. o. (/iVfrt /o, apply, ( e»p. a Bpeech ). dl^^ui, 
 
 ^nrif, %!T5T n.-^TJTsn/.-^t^T'JJp/.- ^ »n. Jprif y. o/ o. 
 
 2 (a charm, a ipcU, Ac. ) let againtt. <?Mui, iPTT^w.- 
 4t^R f».-»fpHT/.-4'l>»i"[*/.-^nT m. ^Rot y. 0/ o. 
 
 3 ( one's Bclf/or or wn/o. ) ^^T f. »rivTWr, ^JZ^f, JTfl- 
 
 4 a««o«/, tpeak to. ^T^, *i'l»<ul, B^tV^t, H^N^T ^t?^, 
 MI^«1W<fl»l ».-^|*«ijJ<)lM OT. ^7^, »*|q"ll-«ft qtlHT/.- 
 
 ^Ir:ir'j;^/-&c. fTof, WMifui ".-"HTrrrr m.^ruf. 
 
 To a. a roperior. fi|st'ft/--f'5V^ ".-vnf »i. Ac. ^rt, 
 
 To a. renpectfully. ^T^ OIT^ fltrf-ijt:^, 
 6 ( a letter ) •TtWP^-'Tl'^-^^T^ M^uJ-VIMut, TTI w. 
 
 6 epntign to the eare o/"— Bhip. f^^HJft'ff 'JTWI. 
 Addbe^h, .\r>»BE««r5o, h.t.V. 1.— oc/. ^ni«i>». f^T^". Ac 
 ^ M. tSpRT/. ^TSPK n. ^rJ{V^f. [/. "TTtifT/. 
 
 2— act. iir^ n. Ac. Jj^ m. «ft»T "». 'ftiRT /. ^I-jI^J* 
 
 a— «■/. f;npjif »i. »wt»m «. fl«?rv^ «. 3RfinwT^ ». »rfH- 
 
 I. Manner o/a. ^^^'.uqiMl fW/.-«ni/-^T'^/-^/-Ac. 
 
 II. »*i//, Ma<Mye»i«n/, conduct, afrjl/. aTPTT »». WWVTJ- 
 
 in. ( ot a letter, &e. ) ^x\\m. n | miTPpft'^^^ m. 
 IV. complimentary introduction of letters.^if,^\^m.H\*{*\\ 
 or *TPTT»i.sr?I^/."T#?/.^^3m/.3TT^T'r3T?5^FT»fw.HnOT^TTm. 
 There are particular Fojtns of address — particular 
 designations aud titles or appropriate and allusive 
 terms or phrases. 
 The a. to a father is ?ft4^. 
 — to a mother n^'iff pop. Kpft'tft or iTT^ssft, rfr-fer. 
 — to a son, younger brother, young protegee, &c. ^t- 
 
 —to a daughter, Ac. f^i'vrft^ft. [ ?ft'«fe^. 
 
 — to an elderly person ( male or female) fffiS^^^ pop. 
 
 — to a superior or an elder, f«(«I?l*HM^+K. 
 
 — to an unwidowed woman, ^ST^HftfT. 
 
 —to a widow. 'm T H I 'flr 4t, n^n^PPT^, STTToS, «F^. 
 
 — to Brahmans, esp. as learned, devout, &c. ^^^rfrT, 
 
 — to a Shudra, Vl^rf, 'Tltii'd. 
 
 — to a Shitdra, ^c. from a Brdhman. Jiiuf)'** STT^ft^. 
 
 — to Europeans, Muhamraadans, Ac.of dignity, ST^TK, 
 
 3r«^?lt. 
 
 — to powerful or affluent Mardlhd*. ai<Aridrf^*H«vn 
 
 pop. ^mftr^^ 3<ri*H. 
 
 — to a Qosdwi or ascetic, rPfhipr, riHlPlf*T, cisi^iOt, 
 
 dO'lMlrl, Ac. 
 
 — of honor, gener. TF»I«ft, TT^Vfpop. n^rfsHMiRiiHiifl- 
 
 V. addresses, See Cocbtship. [*1r+K<J^ «. 
 
 VI. complimentary ^c. Utter. m^T^ ». fl^m^f^ «• 
 Addbessed/). v. V. 1. 'TI^OT, BllcirtI, Ac. qtp!T?T. 
 
 5 ^it^T^ frif^^??!, Ac. 
 
 6 f^i-Hffl^ HKitririi. 
 
 Addeesseh, «. Addbessino,;?. a.v. V.l. ^Jm^IKI, rtl*|UIUI, 
 Ac. 41 ^d*, «fY^R-Ac. Jpr^f. 
 2 «Imu | HI , Ac. 'qpTF, iT^nT-Ac. Jpnt. 
 
 4 ^ .i^bu i H i, ^rqtv'T-aiiMiiui-Ac. «R^, aiiai'ft, arf^^i^*. 
 
 To Adduce, p. a. ( an argument, a reason, Ac. ) allege, 
 
 assign, advance. JS JR^, THT "FT^, fll*)"!, ^T?l^, JI^?f^ 
 
 «. V^, <tc5*f, ^fn^, ^tc^^tfT Ac. 3TT^of, ^Tiyqnr m. 
 
 «FT^ y. 0/0, [>aH '«<tn. 
 
 Adduced,/*. V. V. ^ ^^r^, fflfl^?-?^, ^Tlf^fliiril, Ac 
 
 Adducibi.e,«. r. V. q^ «pTmT-1T-^^H<Tr-:^VTT-Ac ^^^- 
 
 Adductiok, a. V. v.— act. 3I "PTtSf w. ^m^'i. Bt^l^r «.Ac. 
 A»EPT, a. well skilled or versed, v. Cleveb. jn, "T(gT, "J^, 
 
 5^ *n^T, ^Tjor, fl'»m, <m7m, »r»ft^, f^iwrriT, 3rf»Tfr, 
 tj<^, cRwmnrflm, ^tf?m, ?iTt^, nwT, 7f^ or ^. 
 
 2— in alchemy, magic, Ac. ^5.. 
 
ACJ 18^ 
 
 3 — in villainy or knavery, v. AEiiANT.qip^, ST^P or "ftW, 
 »T^( in comp. as K^ratTT, JT^i^^l, K^T^rnft), ^^f]^. 
 
 To be or become a. '^Wr'ff ( viz. iu "qrit, fjT'JcS'jft', 
 ^fT^^, fl'«ll^, &c.) TT^'ilf or T^ttOi, 
 AiEiT, n. one full;/ skilled in, v.Cleveh. T^T^rT orTTT^iTM. 
 
 sT'rrr? w. T^^T-'frTfrT f?T7or &c. K2«q w.-JTmrr-Ac. 
 
 AzuqVA'i^, a. propordofia/e /o, equal to. ?TKOT, SfH^R, 'ft- 
 
 '^1 HKT'T, ?r»T, 5??T, jrr, ^rar, '■*7'. »« comp. as ^pmrrTrn', 
 
 JFT^mar, &e. ^W^RT-^nX^TT, &c. 3r^^, T^m, ?TIT, 
 
 That is barely a. ^7Mirll, ^^^TTT, ■^i'J5, ^■i^-ft'T, 
 
 Adequately, oJy. v.A.jTrTT, JTT, sfrrsfT, q"«TFfFT, 'PPTT JT^. 
 Adequateuess, Adequacy, «. v. A. ^r^MO/^ JTrpT'TT »». 
 
 TTlfJT/. '^F^rTT/ OT»T«^ «. ?7*THT/. [ f«l?mSt. 
 
 To Adiieue, v. n. stick to, v.To STicK.f^^Fr^T, ?yiRof, T^, 
 
 2 s^jci- /o, fig. ie attached, faithful, ^'c. f?^^, f^^jot, 
 
 Adherence, Adiieeinu, Adhesion, w.v.V.l. — ac/.f^pF^"- 
 r^?>Jf n. f^f:75T aronr «. &e, 
 
 1 — act. r«iW'i^ TTf^r ». &c. ^f^t|<Hrt«H».gf^<4<Nrf5J'». 
 — «/a/« or quality, ^^f. 3TRrf^/. 1%^/. ^-^pf^rerTT/. 
 
 ^^'AWH'^Ar^f. 
 
 Adheeent, a. Adhebeh, n. Aditebino, p. a. v.V. 1. f^pps- 
 
 ifTTT, «'14"lKr, &c. fsf'TT^-Ac. TTf^^rTT. 
 
 comp. as iTTT-^PTTr'?ir, 'F^ftTtTTFnJT ). 
 Adherent, n.followtr, partizan. v. Fouowek. 3TT«nft, 
 
 STJ^rsft, ST^nr^ft, 3TTf=!T?T, ^rT?T, ??fr, 31^^, ^iT^sft. 
 Adhk.sive, «. V. Sticky. f??5p^, f=q-^frjr, f^^irra:. 
 Adhe.sivewess, W.V. A. f^TTtl/ f^^TTtTTTOT. f^sRor/.tTTw- 
 Jb Adhibit, v. a. use, v. To Apply. ^THtfl 'JTITJlot, xpfm m. 
 
 sRtif y. o/o. qpT% ^nT=TT./.-^r3T''J^/.-&c. SRut y. o/o. 
 
 2 ( in one's own person). %^ijf, '^^^ n.-&c. ?p^ g. of o. 
 .Aduiiuted, p. V. Y. 1. qt^^^H', ^iP^H, ^T^. 
 
 2 %sr^, IrfqpT. 
 
 Adhtbiter, n. v. V. 1. qMuiKT &c. i<<}|'l'+Tli. 
 
 2%;nJIRT,?I5ft,^8r^. [ q' MU jt t,/ 
 
 Adhibition, n. v. V. I. — n'rf. STT^Pt n. Jr?ir»T »i. jfl^pTT/ 
 
 2— act. \^ii n. %^?r «. ^stt/. T^^^^PT ?«. 
 Adieu, «. vnfj^oi^i arrsfft^'t^ m. =5RiTTiiTPi «. iTf?r!FTfe«pff^ 
 
 TTTJT w. Some of the common modes of expression are 
 
 'Fr'TniT "sror, ^^ 3nft, ^*);JM-3| *^ 'Ffr,??^ 3T^,T«r1^, 
 
 J«TT3TTf. 
 Adipose, Aiipous, a. See Fat. 
 Adjacency, n v. A. g m-Anun m. flTTr/ t5n?r: »i. ?nft"?^/. 
 
 f^^5^T%^ n. 
 Adjacent, n. con%ttOM«. v. Near, ^eld^i, TRT^, vf^3E- 
 
 TRHfT, rt'WNI, ^^^K-MI, f^nivTSTrf P, ■HHlmr'<T. 
 To Adject, Adjectiox. See To Add. Adding. 
 Adjective, n. — in grammar Jprffp^ m. »]tJr^^ ». f^5t- 
 
 ADM 
 
 Eelation between aua.anditsnouu.f^iiiquTf^ri'sq'TRwt. 
 To Adjoin, ». o. See To Join. 
 To Adjoin, c. n. ie contiguous. ^'P\ adv. vflflul, ^T^ffp^f STtT- 
 
 #, r^'TrT/.-i^^T »». 3T^Tut «'« C0«. <$• y. (>/■«. 
 Adjoining, /).«. v. V. N. ;TTi=ft^, PI'lfTT'^, vd<<*-<^l, THT- 
 
 3^?3?. [ 3TTS^ m. 
 
 Adjoining, Adjunction, n. v. V. N. —«/«<«. ?nfT/.i=?^<Trff». 
 To Adjourn, v. a. put off. ^-^\\\<'^V^*kr\■^^'=^\\i.^^^^- 
 
 &c. %^, %^, H^'pT or rl^ 'R't or ^^, qnt?t?TtK- 
 
 Adjournment, n. v. V. — act. %«r5t n. 50 -m i f^.tTHTf^ ^^I^ffi, 
 
 H^4vM %^ n.&c. ^IrlifKM^fT T<TnH «• 
 To Adjudge v. a. doom to. v. To Condemn, ^^im ^PTof, 
 
 Tv^f. ^THM, f?T^^ 3TTfTT/-Fg^ '"•''^'■- ^- ^ 
 
 2 v.To AwAKD.m^if1/.-'^t^T/.-'t^Tf?i/.-H'n"?rjrt/'.-&c. 
 
 ip^TT ^g^, f^siT3T-"%^T|5T-&c. ^P^TT ^srfVSr, Tlf^ ^^, 
 To Adjudicate, ». a. See To Adjudge. 
 Adjudication, Adjudgment, n. v. Y. 2 — act. f5RT3T 'P^TT 
 
 ^f?pjf n."V^f?5T ^57T ^F^ «, &e. ifKgf^^^ ^T7^ n. 
 
 I. nicari, v. Sentence. f^^TST m."Wf5T m. 
 Adjunct, a. united with, immediately consequent, ^gl'ft, 
 
 Adjunct, n. v. Appendage. aHH"!'!!^' -ii<i«im-4iiH[«iPi'P- 
 3TJjqT^-3T25itft-&c. 'TTT^M.-f^^TTw.-yT «».-&c. aT^sttr/n. 
 2 — in grammar. STH^jtr m. «ppf n. 
 
 Adjuration, n. v. V. — act. ?rT^/.-&c. ^TTc5<Jf it. »nH «. 
 I. oa^ii put or taken. ^TT<T /• 3TT0t/. 
 
 To Adjure, ». a. impose an oath on, charge on oath. W<jf. 
 
 «PT^-&c. 
 Adjured, /j. v. V. ;tT<T MM'^tTT, 3TT'ir ^PT^T, ?TTf^. 
 To Adjust v. a. fix or set rightly, put in order. f^d|t|u|, 
 
 gtirr^, gwror, ^t^t^ or ^^rof, 5ft7-srn»fT-5^^-&c. 
 
 ^T(ir%^, «f?hT^»».-stTR^/.-5'T'R'<TT/.-&c.!PT>%. of 0. 
 
 2 ( a dispute, debt, &c. ) v. To Settle. «?t3^, ^+-*|ui, 
 ■ ^t [ m Vr, J^TTT m. fTtOT-f^^R't y. of 0. ^'^f. w:^ 
 g. of o. Htf /. TTS'f y. of o. 
 Adjusted, p. v. V. 1. PldN%^, g*TTT%?'n', ^T|«I'tT %%t?T- 
 
 2 f^p^P^, fits^^, 'TTn^ ^OT, f^'^iT, ntft«rT^n#r- 
 
 c5T-3TM%tT. 
 Adjustment, n.v.T. l.—acf. f^T^T^ «• g^TT^f «• &c. sq^- 
 
 FOrTT «• — st(ife.'i\i\t\k{ w.^nft^fft /znrf^^ /•"><< h t<IT /. 
 2— act. 'jnp^af «• fTtfi^r ^ M. &c. — «/«<<". 5^^fft/ 
 
 Adjutant, n. c^n^ctrHTT ^ *:<HlO 3Tf^. 
 
 Adjutor, Adjuvant, n. See Helper. 
 
 Ad libitum, ado.without restriction. H'T^nP,'T'n'?T Vr? H^. 
 
 To Admeasure, Admeasurement, See To Measure, Ac. 
 
 To Administer v. a. serve, supply, afford, v. To Give. ^, 
 
 ^ n. «p^, 3pf<if, arm «. ^>^y- "/c- 
 
ADM 19 
 
 2 ( a government, a business, an estate, &c. ) v. To 
 CoSDrcT. •Mlr'.NUJ, Sff^^TTot, f^RT^, f^^m.-^f^^TJ /. 
 ^T^-Tfir-5«(>j| g. of o. 
 
 3 (justice ). '^\^m. TTpf-fTrsSir-^ToJ, M<iM<\^inn. q;^. 
 
 4 ( an oath ). ^wvf, %^. 
 
 5 ( phjsic, Ac. ) ?6t, -^i^'if. 
 
 6 ( alms, Ac. ) vj|r«.ui, %wf, ^f^, ff-sof. 
 Jb Admixhteb, r. it. eoHtribitte,-r. To Help. ?T^-^^«hO- 
 
 Abmixistiiatios, «. r. V. 1. — act. ^ n. 3T'W ". Ac. 
 
 2— <Jf^ ^ri^tilidf ». -m^.iJiH n.Ac. c)f^.j|d/. f^T^w-^FTiT- 
 
 ADO 
 
 Letters of a. to an estate. «ir^<<l'l-MWf*)''<4l-=fi ^^^,f- 
 
 I. ejeefutive part of a Gwernmtnf. < M +. H HTOl 55ft /■ 
 Change of a. ^pftHT^fr/. ^rr^ n. 
 
 II. rriyn, rule, ~MH'i m. <!<H| n. ^t^ft^/. 
 Rigoroun or severe a. ^RTT ajH-^ «. 
 
 AovisisTRATOR, n. (of agovemmeut ). ^r^^+RR-^M- 
 
 %W\ m. nf^ifl^:^ e. \j(^^ m. 
 
 2(to an estate, Ac.) ^J^^TZ -"(HfiluiMi ot. «(r^t(|d<^!': »i. 
 
 3 ( iu divine rites )v. Okficiateb. STTSTPf »i. 
 AsMiBABtE, a. V. V. (iik/ Good. ^TT^^TPFTT^-^rft-Ac. 
 
 ♦«(<r^l^|stfl4*l0- Ac ^PT ^I7raT-^-^t»ir-^nTOT- Ac. 
 
 «T1«1, rtl«l, ?r^, ^^(t. 
 
 AvMiixBLT, aJe. v A. ^3r H\im\ ^^Ytt-«M«I-Ac. o. rf<-c/. 
 
 Aduii&l, «i. "JJ'.HUI^I «Tf^m.-'SrvftJT'n--'J(T^?T»«.-^»>ajm.- Ac. 
 ADiiiiATio5, n. —the sentiment, -mvf^*. 3rtin'm.^(Tlr'5TT 
 
 lb Admibk, p. a. regard milk wonder and phature. m-iz} - 
 Sfi(m.-mr^\i\*i^n.-Sic. ^:^ and, in. eon. ^Tzif g. 0/0. 
 ^h'^ ».-m^ /.-MHr-T.ff wi.- Ac. «|Ii«J I/I. con. g. oj 0. 
 3Tm^ i». ttwi. 
 
 Admibxb, n. See Loter. [iT^RTi. 
 
 Admis«iblk, a, t. V. 1. i^ CT»TT-^-^T»mT-^^mT-Ac. JJ^- 
 
 2 mmi-^-^i'iir-'ft'il- Ac. ^:^^K^:^\ Ac.- ^-^^TTT- Ac. 
 
 3 J^tTTTTTr^mT- Ac. M«fiw4|«t|JJiTjT-Ac. *4t»(»fi<t . 
 AbMIS'lOX. AbMITTAlICK, «. T. V. \—act. >nf %ir n. 
 
 3ltf Vi ^^T I. M^n^.n i». 
 
 2 — arf. ^^ •. ITH^ »• 'PTTTT n. Ac. 3n5»T «. TTTTTH 
 n.—ttale. njf^^/.—a. or ». <lfl^ or TfTTT m. qi HUm - 
 IT^ m. wPtq^ ■!. 
 8 •. w #. «ft*Tt ••. 'SrttWT ■•. 
 7b Amur, f «. #»j^ /o enter. ^^^ or STt^ 3^1? ^_ 
 
 2 ni/f^ lo pa**; allow, grant, concede. ^, HI«T»f,*?r^ 
 Vf^, V ^-*T^, Mfl*'^l or "f^TTTOf, Vip 1»Tof-f pif, 
 
 8 T. To .AcKJiowLEroE. »<tTTTor, 5ff»(tTNf, <Wff i^, 
 
 •t ^aA-^ in, reerite amongil. ^Jfl^, 3TtflVrJr, ^f^tJf, MiKUf. 
 .^ iMirrtD. ;». t. V. 1. Jw ft?^, 3Tt?f iTT f^5^. I 
 
 arf^THfT, srfn^^, MR'j^lr), srf^fiTfT, »m. 
 
 3 ^+K>.r',l, ai^n+Hc^-riT, Ac. ^«ffefT, at'ft^^T. 
 To Admis, Admixtube, Ac. See To Mix, Ac. 
 To AnilOKIsn, ». a. warn of, counsel against, T. To 'WAliS. 
 
 ?ti^/.-^^^/-^[;er «-Ac. !Rwr, "j^tm w.-^rtr m.- 
 
 TfhT?Tn.-7q^n »«.- Ac. ^p^ g. of 0. ^=5r?^, 7f5;-TTf7^ 
 -Ac. t.\v\. 
 
 2 reprove gently, sjn^ »».;»/. TViUf y 0/0. sfFTm ^5Tw. 
 ?5R0t g. ofo. fTTT^t fn?TT/.-^T5^r5?T »TR w>.-?rT^^^T/.- 
 =ll'|«S «. ^ETOf. 
 Adsiosisuer, n. ADMOXisHixo,;).a. Admoxitok, n.v.V. I. 
 rll+1^ +,<U1KI, Ac. ^^, ^=5n5FTTf, ^?I^, ^^ttpF, 
 
 2 tfrS^frfifT^ «KUIKI Ac. 
 Admoxishixc, Admoxisument, Admoxitiox, w.t.V. 1.— 
 act. rn^ qrm n. ^^T ^Jif «. Ac. Ti^H n. ^^T/ 
 'fr^PT'T ». g^t^R n. 
 2 q>PT -iMjUJ ft. Ac. <KTT TTf "ft /• 
 
 I. the warning gicen. <{[^\^f.-^^jf.^\\Jm. ^f^TT m. 
 "J^^-T »». 3^r<^ m. 
 
 II. </.« reproof given. rltT^t f^T^TT / ^nFf^Trn-/- ^Tf^is 
 
 Ado, n. labour, di^culfg, pains, Y.TnovnhE. fl% q? or |r|^ 
 qj «i. /)/. p. m, %, ^^r/i^?. I'. ^, 'FTS, ^CTS/ fT^^ 
 
 With mucli a. m^^ W^t *'I%vT ^^i TK^ 51*^1 , 
 
 2 confused hurry, pother, stir, T. BuSTLE. «TT'T«t«». qt5EOT. 
 ^Tcn^R m. ^r^^r^f. 
 To make much a. about nothing. 3FTT ^"p ;j€tT <M«^i , 
 
 3T«rw "i.-snrtsT «.-<Tti^«.-Ac. 2Ror, ffftrri/. ^nroi-qrioT, 
 
 Adolescexce, «. Y. Youth. «)i<Sffl qn^ / ^inn'ft /• ^Ht 
 qrnf/. *ii«<fl4?iT/ qprs n. qiM4N*«rr/. 
 
 Adof-escest, a. v, Stbiplinq. "^I^ qu^^T, "qTrTT «(mi-mi, 
 
 To AD05IZE, V. n. deck otit the pei-son. qmn? wi.-'^fWft/.- 
 ^TTT^Fft or ■^iq<<f)<ft /.-^T^HWt /.-^TTHjqft f-^'^f- 
 ?r*Mri','3«Im.-dl*Hr<l*l«».-f:roSq"tHi.;)/.-f?5ET^r'ft/.-Ac.^>T^- 
 
 Aboxizixo, rt. r. V.— ar/. ^ftqfT/. "^T^rft or ^m^'Kt/. 
 
 ^TpifHrift /. fjotprnft/. %T or 't^^'M m. pi. nTTjqftor 
 
 TITqft/. jmiTr^ in. 
 ZoAdoit, p. o. (a son). ^rTT-TrT'T^-^r'T-'ftB'TTAc. ^, 
 
 2 ( a meaMure, cuntom, Ac. ) OTTnf, ?T<Jt, VT^, <TT350T, 
 %^, 3TT!lT^tJr, RO*l<<h,, •H'f)+I»,'Jt, ^iVftXT M.-T(T»frFR 
 »n.-%^ «.-UpT «.-Ac. VT^. 
 •Adoptki), /». Adoptive, o. v. V. 1. 5^-^?T^-Ac. ipT^r, 
 
 qmnr or <i>t, qr^nrr, mi^oii, 'fhfr, Hf^^ ir^^^, 'irffN 
 
 An a. child. sTRH'rfJT/. HHHITT «. 
 2 >»ii^<«rti, Ac. %ftrfT, sn^fT, '^^"l. 
 AsorrzB, ». AJ>orTuro, 2>> «■ AionivE, a. t.V.I. s^-T'VF- 
 
ADR 
 
 ^r?pnT-&c. QuiKi, TTttt^ ^"TRT, arffhr Quii<i, ^?t^-^- 
 &c. m^, TT^. 
 
 2 ^ | <^<u|K I, &.C. #!ft &c. ^r^^( esp. in comp. ) 
 Adoptiox, n.Y.V.I. — act. ^if(^X ^^ «• 3Tf€T?T ^"Jf «. ^ or 
 ^TpH ^"it n. ^TpPT^ ». <^Tlip^r+K m.— state. ^ %fl%- 
 qotT VI. ari;^ q^fT^TOTT »». &c. ?rpF^ «. "i^+'J^a?^ «. 
 
 Boy given into a. ^ m. ^tTJ^ wj. ^rVF- m. MW+M^m. 
 — reviling])'. ^tT^ or ^rjqr — familiarly. ^ttNtt, ^'^HT. 
 
 Boy given ( after investiture with the thread ) into 
 a. in a family not related to him. He is heir both to 
 hiB natural and to his adoptive parent. giniM»<<|<4UI m. 
 
 Boy self-given into a. ^nTTrf m. 
 
 Ceremonies or rites of a. S-dftj^rR n. ^rrf^f^ m. 
 
 Deed of a. MISM^t n. ^tT^^ «. [ot-%^. 
 
 To give into a.Trf <ST^,^tCt^-3Ht^<T-<fft^crfrt^-^nc7- 
 2 — act. 3n^^ n. %^ n. &c. K(^ n. tHTT n. ^'\^^ n. 
 %^^ n. vJM^«H «. 
 
 AlOEABLE, O. T. V. 5-Jll<41-^-?ft^-&C. "J^T^ft^, "^T, "T^- 
 
 'TT^, "j^TralTJT, "j^f , H^?ft^, H3rt|^ artsft^i sM, 
 
 •is'fl*), ^, HH^, a'TTTTt<'flM, 3T1TTWT, >dm^,%o?T, aiT^, 
 "J^rTT=3T, <TvTir<i|5|4j, H^^TTTJI, &c. 
 ArOKABLEifESS, «. V. A. 3v1N|-=n-'HvHN|-«ft-&c. M\iH<\\f.' 
 
 Aeoeation, n. t. V. — act. ^^^ n. *f^^ «. Ac. "T^rHT «. 
 
 vrs^ n. <j^/. 3fp=hT ». afRt/. 5r^«. *rf^ /. arRT^Tr 
 
 /• 3nTT*rT n. •JHI'MHT/. 
 To AroEE, V. a. v. To "VVoEsniP. 5^, *I^, afp^, aTTTT- 
 *n'f, OTTOSt, ^RJ't, "J^R n.-T^rTn.-&c. ^^ y. 0/ o. 
 
 Aeobed, p. V. V. 3^?rr, *n!#Jc5T, &c. ^f^ft, arf^rr, arm- 
 
 AroBEE, n. AroEiNG,/). a. v. V. JJ^uiRJ, &c. "J^n>, aiTinV- 
 
 Adobinoly, ado. v. V. "^TI^^^, Tf'P'J^. 
 
 To AroBN, ». o. decorate, tmbellM, ornament. <H3't>K''lf, 
 
 sjiTTTut, 'JSRut, ?llt*R^, ^"t%^T JR?"t, ?Trf*m-g?Ttf'T<T-&C. 
 
 ^Pr^t, VT^T /.-tn w.-Ac. ^-taRFPif, ?fr»T^ n.-^rTJT n.- 
 
 w/.-Hi^ «.-&c. !}rnif ff- of 0. 
 
 2 heseevi, grace, t. To Become. Tft^Sr, ^s?nilr, ^Tif't. 
 AroBNED. p. V. V. I. 31«*hKe5?5T, &c. 34rf+K^*, flfn^, 
 &C SR5^nf?^?T Ac. 3<rf\hd, ?Ttf»T<T, *rplI?T, JiffrT, f^'T- 
 
 Abobhee, «. AroBNisa,^. a. v.V. 1. <s^.^JK sRTJnTT, &c. 
 
 AEOBNMENr, AbobkiNO, n. V. V. 1. — act. 31rf4>l<uK M. &c. 
 
 f^'jsm «. — state. »i^TT»>- ^H^/UMUII"!- ^U'TT/ 3T?5^frr/. 
 
 A DOWN, prep, along, dcuntcardt. 3Ri«lNM, ?IT^, ^TTT^R, 
 
 AdRHT, adv. Jloaling at random. ^l^Hf, ^l+o4Mufi fR?Tt, 
 
 JO ADU 
 
 To be a. -lit-fig. tTttSr, ^^T^. 
 
 To cast a.-lit. afr^TT^-JHT^T^ i|+ui.-fig.^:=?n^ Z\'^. 
 
 To get a.-lit. 3fnrtrr-SRT^m-&c. T^^j-fig.^-TRT ^tT^JT. 
 
 Adboit, a. dexterous, v. Eipeet. ^?T^, ^r., W^i M^I^H, 
 
 Adeoitlt, arfu. v. A. ^'R»<ui|^, &c. gtrrf^, JflBrl^, ^- 
 
 Adeoitness, «. V. A, ^^Ic&Muii m. ^<kmu|| »». Ac. ^fl^- 
 '^Z- f^nif /. ^TRT m. ^?TJTT /. ^^ n. ^S^,n. 
 ^V^ n. 
 Abet. a. See Thiestt. 
 
 Adscititious, a. taken up, called in, \. Assumed, mirtrti, 
 qrfrTrT, 3TT^, ailuWrfl, 3TT|fT. [teb, Ac. 
 
 Adclation, To Abulate, Ac. See Flatteeino. To Flat- 
 Adult, a. arrived at mature age. cji|f<i Siirtrti, ^TlTtfT ^lltirtl, 
 
 TK^nr 3Hicirfi, 3TRtm ^hk^i, ^rar, vnuTrfT, stW, ^t^b, 
 
 r^TTT^r, ^^Tr<T or g^:^iT. 
 To become a. ^nT-TTtfT-Ac. ^. 
 Adult, «.v. A. ^rqtfT-Ac. ^\iie>\ *TTW?T in.-^T'/.-Ac. ^m. 
 
 To Adulteeate, v. a. corrupt by mixture. H?5 /.-f*fBo5 /.- 
 Ac. ^Hfjfr ^rf? 5R^ - f^Rl^t, ft^?WTf*Ts«iiT^f%7I ^T^, 
 
 Adulteeate, a. Adulteeated, />.y.V. ^ qr^ f«HJ4t^rtl, 
 
 ^^■JRRnf^fTcT or 5^, ^f*TSSn»T3f?<T-^, ^t5TO'7%5f*?rT-5?. 
 
 Adultebation, n. v. V. act. f^^ioi-Ac. giPR ?nX?^ ^i^ *»• 
 
 state. ^nf^HJui^HH «. ^iH^'^kf^dH «. 
 Adultebee, n. man guilty of adultery. M<^|0, H*g^K«ftTil, 
 oqr*T-«lK+Tl?, oilPmiO, TT^TOIP^t, -jik^h^ti"!, v»iK>ft*if, 
 
 Adulteress, n. woman guilty of adultery. ^S{^{r\nr\'\.i vnf^uO, 
 
 Adulteeike, «. V. Bastabd. njJK-H, ^i<<*ihi. 
 Adulteeous, a. guilty of adultery, See AdultebebA 
 
 Addlteeess. 
 
 2 pertaining to adultery. ^H^A\^l,''^fM-MH\-^\., vHK**i- 
 
 Adulteet, n. conjugal infidelity,— oi the male or female. 
 
 ^\\-^.A n. sqfT^nrw. qr^c^rr/. «i^h ». st^am^ »>. 
 
 3nft /.—of the male. Hl^ii'IHT «• <TT^ «• TT^/. 
 3fl??TFmH n. TnjfWTT^Ti. qT^rJ^srrPmH^ n. mi^ n. 
 m,H \ n\iW'\ n. n<f|yqj | HH «. — of the female. s^'Mi n. 
 qrg^ /)0/j. qr^ n. t).qTf-^^-f?TT. qT^*>«I«IH5T «. 3T??nmsT 
 n. — in cant or covert phrase, and of male A female. 
 
 Adultness, n. v. A. A N. T^/. ^^TMrnwr «• hIs'I"!! «• 
 
 To Adumbbatk,». a. shadow out, exhibit a faint resembl- 
 ance of. \^v^^ n. **>i<jui-^;^?T ^i<fii«t, wPrr/. ^i^- 
 
APT 
 
 Ai>aiaBATio5, i«. V. Y. matter thadoioed out. gnn/. 
 
 lb AsTAHCE. c. a. ftnity to the front or fore-ground. J^- 
 5*^ ^ ^^-•*ii''i«l-'M«>'i-Mi''vt"l-Mirt"l, ?nflT adv. spT^ 
 
 2 promote, prrfer. ■<|«4<'f, ^TW'f, "T^'^/- ^f^^-^TS^ 
 y. o/ o. iihTf t /.-'MKMOII •i.-Ac. ^, *<<4><|m(1 /. «PT^, 
 •^fH ^Tot, "T^ff^ /• ^T^ y- o/ 0. 
 
 3 woite heller, Ac. v. To Impbovk. ^W^JT H.-^fff^/.-Ac. 
 ^fT'^ y. o/ 0. t»lTH ailoj'Jf. [y. o/" o. 
 ^ forward, bring on. -mrHut, «)I««t«i, ^TS/.- |f^/. 'ITT^ 
 
 5 T. To Propose. ^^ m. sfts^-^jt^ y. o/ o. "^Ntt m.- 
 J"?I4MW iii.-H*ii«iti/.- JHJTR w.- 3^i?OT m. ^iM y. o/ o. 
 
 6 ( money Ac. ) ^'\\S aJc.-lUP\^ adt. ^, tPTT^ /. ^. 
 To Adtasce, v. n. eome fortmrd. ^ adt. ^^-^^^ii-^J^- 
 
 ^h'f-?IT^-<«i«ui, M«K'5S, ?nffT Ac. ^ Ac. «»i««(, Hi'Artn. 
 5^ Jra«f, TTTt? ». jit TI^-'TIfT -MWiiy. o/ »• 
 To «. boldlr, re»<lilv,Ac.^R^>'t,«<+Hul,*r3T''f,y-^N>Jf, 
 
 To a. against, upon. ^^ ^n^-ij^, ^51^/.-^ m.-^- 
 
 2 yr»i(7 *«««•, ^c.T. To Impbote. "hI'HI fm ^^, ^^, 
 
 <'ii«i-^Mi«i-rt^i*i-Ac. ^iSr. 
 
 3 wore apace, ipf aJr. -^wuj. 
 4 projreu, proceed, v. To Ei8E. MI4uf, -MWui, TS^Jt, ^7^- 
 
 Abtajicb, Abtahcemkst, n. t. V. A. l.—act. 5% *T^ n. 
 JHMl/l« aiTI'T'^ ». Ac. 
 
 2— a<r/. "^O^f n. «ii««|wi n. Ac. <^<H)K ♦». M^IJ4^H n. 
 — stale. 4|miP.MUi| ffi. Ac. «<<K|v/fl/. "»^^/. 
 3 — aei. «<l4*1 »• — •'«'<^- 'rff^ /• ^f^?'** «». 
 i—act. ^t^M^ n. Ac. 
 I. money adianeed. JI'II* ff^^TliT w. — esp. to culti- 
 
 »ator», nntf/. 
 
 T. V. N. l.—a.or I. ^ ^TJTii. Ac. i»>»nirfi. 5tWm. ^ptfrT/. 
 2— state. W4[^ «. Ac.%Tfft/. fT^?[H ». HJ^T n. ?fff^/. 
 
 3 — tiale. WTTofN. «n^ ». Ac. fT»/. ^»?ft/. 'W «. 
 In a. in front. ^, ^^. 
 2 before-kand. 3(*irK, 3»T»W. 
 
 ASTAaCK-OVBAS, ADTASCXIVaUABD, R. flpft/. 
 
 AdtaBced,^. r. V. A. 1. <ji %j)p^-4TIU|iMl, Ac. 
 
 2 ^f^^f^l, fllf"^l, Ac. WfTTHy ^%\f^. 
 
 ♦ ^M^^fll, Ac. 
 
 *. V. N. 1. yr aniWT, JfKrtrtI, ITT^TTf^W, Ac. y7'in, 
 
 yl««in, ^KV\H^ '«i<i««in, 15t^. 
 
 3 niTW-4.m*l-^^l«- Ac ^¥^??T. 
 
 4 fT»^WT, ^1%??T, Ac. ft ( e«p. in comp. af »'Tff^, 
 
 W^^^ ft^nf^, i^f^, ^ifrfji, n^5 ). 
 
 21 ADY 
 
 Adtahceb, «. Advasoing, p. a. v. V. A. 1. 5^ «t)<un^ T- 
 31I«IUIKI, Ac. [?f^+K*". 
 
 2 <<I<S«)UIKI, ■<<i4«i>J|Hl, Ac. TT^rrf, ;i<H>ld, "T^4^, "T^- 
 
 3 ^^^, ?t^4^, W«l4'1+''^f. 
 
 4 =^Tr5^<TTTT, «)l<i«iU|KI, Ac. 
 
 5 JFTTOTKT, T|" +<uiin', Ac. [^TTTPft. 
 V. V. N. 1. q^ ifJIKT Ac. q^t^TFft, aT fi<H<-IHMI , STf^T^- 
 
 2 ^?rTT, t^TT^-S^^- Ac. M^uiKI, Ac. |f^n?f^ ^ijirR. 
 
 3 ^T^'JrTTT Ac. SfTJ^rr. 
 
 AdvaNtaoe, n. tuperiority over, v. Supeeioeity. ^^^ n. 
 ^^ «• <«R^ni/. viH<i<*i m. si'n<\'ii\ m. 3^ m. 
 
 To have the a. of. iHHIotl-arfv:^^ ^T^, itn/. 3T^y. 0/ 
 «. w»/A 5T of 0. 
 
 To obtain an a. over. 3TTO5T ^J^HF «i. ^^sf^t, ^r ^T^r, 
 Hh*"!, TT^jft n. msH^'l. 
 
 2 benefit, profit, good, avail, ute. H>N<il w. "pas n. "Jfotar- 
 fft or «poEsigr?l/. f^«. «i^». ^iM<?l'I »». -dM4)K»i. Hh^l^ld/. 
 W^ or ^R*! f». JT'RT or HTTTw*. 4>r?5r|l4««- *rflHRt/. 
 <iro5T^?I tn. *rf)"^M »«• yr »». ?5PT »». Can</, loosely ^PTI- 
 «Tt>TT m.^ ?^ w. 
 
 A. and disadvantage, f^dlf^d w. t^HWIH m. 
 
 To appear to a. ?fiP#^, g^, f^iM^I, ftrf*)>Ji, IM^i. 
 
 To show, set, Ac. to a. ?jcT n. *iT''f g- of 0. ;ifPT?nSf. 
 
 3 emolument, profit, v.Gain. ^<jrT »»• c5THn». sjrRt/. 
 ^ preponderation on one side. ^^ n. «c4<^ ». 
 
 To Advantage, ». o. oioi7, Joo<, benefit, profit,ierve. t^HOJ, 
 f^TVT^, rfl^ui, ^^T'ft'ft ^t'Jf-'JI't, ^MM^IM w. ^tiiif in. con. 
 Kith g. of o. 
 
 ADVAifTAGEOns, a. V. N. 2 beneficial, proHtable, acailing. 
 
 j] ri|*1W<^, *<AH^, «JUl+lO, yTT«Tf , "P^MWF, *rtii<^. 
 
 „ 3 V. GaISFUL. H ' Jb^JN I, q'P^rR, n>>*NrlHH, R>'<>l^rft, 
 
 1| AdvaStaoeooslt, adv. v.N.2 fl'T^^TT,^"T^R, fl^i^, fl- decl. 
 
 I 8 Ri'»iHfi««K, ^%TTT, 'RT^Jnr. 
 
 il ApvASTAGEoasNESS n. V, A. 1. aW'fW'n «». 3^t^t<TT/. 
 
 ^rriTr^ n. qPi^^f^r^T «. 3PT-Ac. j^m^w «. ^<MRni /. 
 
 i| ^IM*l4 n. 
 
 I Advinient, Adventitious, a. v. Accidental. adl»i»J*, 
 
 Advent, n. v. Comino. ^ n. a <| i|m n. annm «». 
 Adventube, ft. accident, chance.^H^^ f«."^«(H4HI /.^^?l 
 
 2 hazardous deed, v. EntebpbK'E. ;^t?ftH n/. ^flUl^ 
 ^m n. *fl*qiM JPR n. ip^T7 n. 5*^^ n. [^rf^ n. 
 
 Adventures, remarkable events in the life of. ^ft^ pop. 
 To Adventcbe, v. n. try the chance, dare, j. To Ventibe. 
 3itfit»T «.-Ac. 3Tt»lT^ ^|U|uf-^-^*|,ni?|-«|^ «(t*I^, 
 
 'iWt'T ♦•. WTof, r\^n,A n f. ^i^. 
 
 To Adtestube, v. a. put into the power of chance, v. To 
 
ADV 
 
 AuvKNTUEEK./i.v.V. one irho seeks occasions of chance. ^S^- 
 srr fTRT MM'\ ^il\n MI^'TRT, 'sft^ftK or v^iT T^irm. 
 
 ^Tf-it»T aTfim ^rrr, &0. 
 
 Advkxtleols, a. in-lineil to adccnfures. ^■A\t\ or sp^THSTT. 
 
 2 V. Hazaedous. vfr?^, ^r^^TT^T, <ie(+,Afl-M|, HTSr^flT- 
 Adtentl-eouslt, fff/c. V. A. 1. STtTT^r ^^^ftH ^^T^T, <Hll<'flH 
 
 ADVENxrHOUFNESS, H. V. A. ^<^JT ^IT'f'TT^ ^JTR'"- ^i^r/. 
 
 Adveeb, n. — gcncr. t^s^PT «• STsqqTf^ n. 
 
 2— to a verb, f^STlf^f ^^m ^To^HT «■ f^r«(?l«|U| 3T5TT n. 
 
 f^P^n^?T'7'JT "• fJrftjr'UdMUI w. 
 Al>\ETim\L, a.per/aininy /o an a. 3T»?T'T^'ft, 31i*<«?I^, 
 
 ars'HTCT, aTiTTTf JTP, 3To^r^'>TfT, STSTTTf^rf, &c. ^sq-- 
 
 q', fiPTTfsrill 1 "I ft,N -31 k*H +• -'J5^-H^-^KrH'-& c. 
 Adveebially, adi). v. A. ^TS^^O, f^fJ^nf^^TT'^CT, ^TST^- 
 
 Adveesabia, 71. common-place hook. TpfTT^ w. %T% n. sjT^n. 
 
 Adveesabt, «. /ofl. V. Enemt."^ c. V^ e. f^rj^ OT.irfrr^- 
 2— as in litigation, &c.v. Oitonenx. STfrTT^ft m. f^'T^TM. 
 srfrnr^T m. ^[<^^\'\\ in. :rfrIW?f in: 
 
 Adveese, a. turned against; opposite, v. Coxteaet. 3^5?T, 
 arrpTT, f^5, ft'T^. 
 
 2 inimical, hostile, rcpujnant, vnfriendh/.'iWi'^ | , f^TftrT, 
 
 ^rrvft, 5^, "^rt, srfrT^^ or 55, -iinn+r^, fsfw, r^mni, 
 r^TH^nPS, 3TfiT^, 3Tf^5,^3TH?r, fsnm, f?R^, f^nj^, ?r^ 
 
 ( in com. as jf^JfTvr, sTTT^T^, 'iTTTTT?!^, Ac) TT, T<T?;h^, 
 
 3 calamitous STT^, "SPT'R, 3Tf^, 3T^*fP?- 
 Abvehsei.y, oil). v. a. 1. 3771^, T^TT, &c. 37^5r5TT%, f^7?T?rt, 
 
 2 amsTT, &c. f^^WRT, ^T^5'5TT, ^Tf^P^TT, ^f HRM, 
 
 ADVEEsENEas, n. V. A. 1. 3r»,^MU|| «i. 3TrS%7<'IT w«. %fr*T m. 
 r^5<TT/. f^trf^Tf^ n. fjr^JVT^ m. 
 
 j:q- «. qrrrgptrii/. f^r^^nr/. 
 
 3 : ^H< | ctM "I T m. 3T*r?m/. atPl^d l/. 
 ADVEESiTT.ft. »/afe of a^iction, distress, misert/.i^'cfifTj^ f. 
 
 /. 3T^??Tm n. r=J'^HNf4T /. STTP^m /• ^fSr^STf /. 
 ^^?TT /. ?i;f7=I?Tr/. 3TNH, f^^ ( in conip as STT^- 
 
 STrH^?!!/. vjcKcflHNO/. g-frW^FTTur /. arnprarf^t 
 
 Delivering or extricating from a.RM^4^l<>n.niH^^<ui«. 
 Religion of a. 3TN^ m. («(44^*i m. 
 
 ADV 
 
 Season of a. adcerse times, STT^PFT?! m. ftJ^rHriw. 3TFT- 
 pTl+lif? OT fsf^rrl+lr? m. aTHT^JFT?^ »«• f^T»?!?;rt5 m. f^- 
 
 Suflering, overwlielnied by, &c. a. ams^T^, 3TP?5r, 
 f^M5l, aTTHf^nH", 3HIH<^ir*^ STNOtp, f^^W, f^^'P, 
 
 To Adveet, v.n. turn to, attend to, animadcert.fVt{n.-^,i^n. 
 
 T^^/.-flff? /.-?r^-^ ".-iter «i.-3T5^tTR «.-3?^tTR«. 
 3T?f^ y. 0/ *. 
 Adveetexce, Adveetino, n. v. V.— art. fy^ ?5r^ «. H^ 
 ^or «. &e. ar^^rsirpT ». 3T^'4Ff «. "^tft ». 
 
 With a. to 3R^=^. 
 To Adveetise, r. o. v. To Ineoem. sHIuM"!, sp?l^, «it- 
 
 2 ffive notice of publicly, ^^\^^-^^^■^f^^- &c. ^T^T, 
 vTTffT^nTTT m. T'^^m-^r^ ff.of 0. S^r^/.-^tfRT m.-&c. 
 
 frr^rot y. q/ 0. s?+7n^.w «.- &c. 5?^. 
 
 Advebtised, J7. V. V. 1. 'iTT'iI^r^c^T, ^T*T«lrfrJI, &c. JTlf^TT- 
 ^-&C. %%?5T, ^tfqrf, ^RtfqrT, f^fTTf'T'T. 
 
 ADTEETISEMEJfT, «. V. V. l.—act. v»1|U|c(ui n. &c. Hlf^HTTT 
 
 -&c. ^Tiir n. f^frr^^r «• ^t^r^ «• sj«n<^ «. 
 
 2 vjII^'U ^R^ n. M+'f1'+.<"l «. Tf^T^^RTJI n. 
 I. notice published. ^ifi^iHIHlw. ^Tf^TTrT/. ^WlP^^fSStr/, 
 AdTEETISEE, «. AdvEETISIITO,^. <7. V. V. 1. v1|U|e|U|KI, &c. 
 
 2 vTT^- &c. «f>{UIKl, ^#it Pri^nTTTT, &c.M+d+Tl[, srf^J- 
 jTo Adtespeeate, ». fl. draw towards eveninj. ^i^He)uf^ ^t^- 
 
 oiuf or ^fgo^tiir, ^rTTtlW. 
 ArTiCE, n. counsel. 3^?T «»• »i«irtci/. sftvT »».3Tf^n ?«• ?fl?r 
 «• /• 5^^^ '"• ■"• ^^■ 
 Bad a. ^'?T »«• ^«fNr »'• ['^'T^r w. 
 
 Good a. or iuslruction. f^(iiw«?T m. gqttTm. f^!V3[\\ifm. 
 2 information, v. Ixtelhoesce. ??^/. ^m»ff/. ^=5RT 
 /. ^HNK m. [^R/. 
 
 A. from emissaries at foreign courts. am^lTT or 3T^- 
 Commcrcial a. 'izf. 
 Adtisable, a. proper to he adcised or practised, v. Peopeb. 
 
 'rFq",gf^r?r, ?5RT^,5f^5 1 <in 1 i^^s^rsftT, Tq%3.«r, ^^^, 
 
 ^mf , 3TT3?nf?fT, ^?T^PTtlft?T, 3^5fTTTq?[. 
 AdVISABIUTT, ArVISABI.ESESS, n. v. A. <J'|'«4<1|/. aTlf-eir^ 
 
 n. ai'j+n/. s^i^j^rn'/. s^'^'nf^rT/. 
 
 To Advise, r. a. give counsel to. H+frlH /.-?r??T»». /.-T^JTw. 
 
 -Ac. ^, ?^n^, ^nr nt^/- ;''--3T5^/.-<fcc. ^Tt»m-^ar, 
 
 W.-&C. <})<U|. 
 
 2 reommend hy counsel. 3^5?r «i.-K^?^ /.-F??T «. 
 f.-&c. 'FT'it y. o/c 5^«rT^ m. ^i»M-5'JT y.o/ 0. 
 
 3 make ayminted. v. To Infoem. +Gt«)iJi, vdlUNu'l, JTTf^- 
 ?niTT-'TT^-mf«rrT-Bf5r?T-&C. ^^ 
 
 Advised, p. v. V. 1. 2. 3^n-&c. %%c^, 7^^, snf^, ^- 
 
I 
 
 AEB 23^ 
 
 3 mf^HMir ^^-ii, yrsH, ^itf^, f'TiTTf^. | 
 
 ADVI5EDLT, aJc. deliberately, purposely, heedfully.fk^m^, 
 
 Adtiseixess, «. deliberatenes*. ^f^-MFWI /. ^f^^^FIT/. 
 .\dti<eh. «. Adtisi>-o,;>. o. r.* V. 1. 2. viMd^luiHI, &c. 
 
 P KviU.Tinft. 
 
 ^ 3 See IsiOBMAJfT. 
 
 Advisiso, i«. v. V. 1.— ac-/. TTT?nit«. &c. jf^^fJi. c. ^m, 
 
 ^ m. ^rv^ n. snfnT m. ifqir.pr n. an^n «». aifirK^n^n. 
 
 2— ad. ^JTTonrif «• ^tT^ «. &o. f<JfllMH n. ^vpT «. 
 JT^TT «. H^T n. 
 Adtocact, Advocation, n. y.Y.l.—aet. *|Rirfl/. I^P.d/. 
 
 To Am oc ATE, r. a. ;>/<«(/ /or. q?? m. tr^TT 4l-!«i-srT'<J^/. 
 ^^, *jr*-^T/-<I*l-!H/. ^T^ y. of o. «TTr4f%^^ n- TTT- 
 *f^ m-J^fVa^i^^^ m.-'KV*i^'^ n- ^Px4^\M^\ f. ^Tot. 
 
 Advocate, Adtocateb, «. r. V. q^ tT^TT "TlHluiKI &c. 
 
 I. pleader in a Court. ^^S^^ fn. 
 Al>TTrM,»i.ii«nw dicifion of a temple. TPTrT or n»».»TH^»- 
 Aj»«, Adwcb, n. Hmufl/. «rtTH or ^T^Rfw.^g^w. 'TH'ff/. 
 
 To cut with an a. ( lo pare, clip, plane, Ac. ) ?nfl^. 
 
 Cnt with an a. ^JSt^. 
 
 Work done wiih an a. HI*<%IH «. fTTBr «. 
 
 Worker with an a. fll«+l»ft or«^r, 
 .£oiLon, «. TTJIT w. ». 
 AntlAL, «. hrlonying to the air. fl<^+)*j«#t, «<^H«<(*lt, ^TTff- 
 
 ^*ft, l|I<^r<m<<*, IMHI^***, ^r^^,&o. 3TI^«lftT, 3n^?ft, 
 
 2 eonxittiny of air. Hlfl-^IT, ^H^4M, ^M*>N, *iiih^, ^T^- 
 
 3 iakabitiny the air. Hi^Uft^- &o. 'I|;U||4|, ■HI*l*HII+fi', 
 
 Tm^jfTonft, - M i f.u i ' i nft , «i.if i HM'mO , 'Jt^f?TT-«TT«ft, 
 
 i p!a-ed,beiny, Sfe. in the air. ^nTTn*"*!, 'iT'T^H^iT, 
 
 AakinCD, ;>. t. V. WT^ VM-^/^l-^. WT^Mfrr, Tr^[fllf>irT. 
 ABUrOBM, *. haeiny the form, t^c. of air. fT^TTI, VT^5^"T, 
 
 AFP 
 
 ^~ \ntr\,v.m.jUl with mir, combine with air. WT^ m. 
 
 i:oi,BArinr. Ak«OI.««t. «. ieteriplion of the air. WfJJTTH 
 
 n. fi'|ffqi/. fr«j<uf^ ». [ BT ^ni w. 
 
 AkRoi.itk, n. itone Jallrn from theair. 'ir^:\n[r^>{-tbc, ^%- 
 Akbouctkb, •. ^I'J'Hl »». <II'JHN*<(N h. 
 AxionnkT, R. fT'jM't /. fi^jH i mfmi /. 
 
 Aekosaut, w. Rmitrr il^ 5HI+IS[tiiri fpWRT, ^MI+MItll- 
 Aebostatiok, ». a?ria/ naiigation. '4{\'hWWA n. aTT^Jfl'n'- 
 
 ^ n. ■3n^n*f=5fn: ♦«. arnpr^iii^t^ ». 
 
 2 tcience of toeiyhiny air. ^X^f^f. ^X^r^^f?f^J f. 
 AzRO iT \Tics, n. science of weijhinj air. •rrjsHTT'Jr^r^JT /. 
 ^Esthetics, n. the science of the beautiful, &o.^'i'^ dHlj^TT- 
 
 ^Rf^^ir/- ?rf'^nTT^f^nTq^4^'1^=Tft'fTpT «. 
 
 -iEtiiiops mineeai,, n. stilphuret of raercury. +,vrji?fl /• 
 
 Afaii, flrfi;. ^, ?rf5r, ^nft^, ?prc, ^r?T:. 
 
 From a. 5^^, f'f^. 
 That is a. off. ^w, JJT«T. 
 Affabiuty, Affableuess, n. v. A. pTi'i-^fl *\\ €\ f. -Tt^tI /. 
 &c. H^Mlumii/. ^^dHdl/. ^^Hr«I». ^"t^'q" n. ^oRRft- 
 
 Affable, a. courteous, Sfc ^FpT ^'T?7T-'T=rr-'lt?, HlitllHrfi, 
 <fll^Plt?, ffrS^n^, ^lrf*l»rif^+.l or 5li-l+Mi5A,+^ vJTR- 
 ?TT?<t, ^■i«I<5il, ^iJoi^TT, qcmottrT, HTW?^. 
 
 Affably, adv. t. A. ^irlHIui+H^H, ^osq^flrlT'TI^, WoSv<xtrr- 
 
 Affair, n matter to be done, or done.^f>T^ n. spFT «. 'Prfs'T «. 
 SFTir ». 5T5»TT »«• ^^^f^ «• 
 
 2 matter, business, concern,— freely. ^fTTTn. <FPT «• "fr?/- 
 «I<(^K m. ^TTTT »'. ^^tg^ «. ?I^=^ »». ^^/- ^M n. Sjqi<oi 
 
 «. fsTPT »»• *rRf/. sn^pf/. 5rR/. 
 
 A confused and perplexed a. >1H'I4/. ^141^1 m. 
 
 A delicate a. TT^ ^PTT. n. 
 IJ A pressing, urgent, &c. a. f^+^-=fl nt?/. [ ^>n. 
 
 '' A private, obscure, &c. a.^f^RTjft nt^/. ^t^r?raT ^T^- 
 
 A vexatious or troublesome a. ^•+.lri«<>4l m. 
 
 Settlement of an a. +l4rH"f'T '»• 
 
 A. of honor. See DcsL. 
 
 3 affairs: public concerns. ■n<.%\<.-^\ «FT^n. pl.-^^^T^n.pl. 
 To Affect, v. a. act upon. in^ n.-'F^ «.-?J?ft/.-yr»».-&c. 
 
 q>T^, ^I'luj, '7nj"^^'if-^rra''t-^T?^ or 'qirfHI ^ot with ^^ 
 of 0. 3Tt^ or 3TfnTH qijf. — injuriouslj, «TT*Tot, ft^r^ )«.- 
 
 2 ( the paMsions ) touch, mooe. ^^., 155T ««. or jjrj »». 
 
 H57T 3Tnjrit-^5 armnf j.of o. ^^n^-^tf^ ^)^, 
 
 'ir<[^<»i.-<fcc. STTOI^, rll'lil. 
 
 ',\ aim at, atpire after, fe^l *TC^ T^T w.^ijf, J'--yiV?r'^ 
 
 A assume and diflny. V. To 1'kktk.sd. 5>T f«.-Tf»T «.- 
 '<MI4^< Ji.-TTT n.-»?(T*T «. 1iC't-m>!^ii|-^l«»I"'i _/. of o. it- 
 W «. ^r^-?r»T^-*Ttlot ]. of 0. qtJt, 'T^fTT a. ( u*ed witli 
 a noun ) 'in<inir-^?l«T<»T. 
 I AFFBCTATroK. It. V. A lui. "jT^i/, 3Tt»rrJT3ft /• ^ m. ;!?rrT 
 m. inPFTf/. ^\ A'h^W m. ^7^i[ n. 
 
 — eiip. of fimaU'H. ^T^IT m. ^m^m. pi. Z^^m. ^W^n. 
 2 T. PBETE.SCE. ^ or jvf m. km n. 1^7 or JTOT i"b=5 wi. 
 
 ffn m. ??fhT ». ^?wjir/. r. «T«ir, 
 \rnctSD,p. V. V. 1. ^<n W^BT-tTPPfW, JTrailT, ^T^^r. 
 
AFP 
 
 2 moved, touched. ^ T^TT **tit^i, ToET HS^T 3TT%c?n". 
 
 To be a. HSdi ffrs^t ( ^RtrT ) t>. imp. ^ w.-n^ «i, 
 HSTT ^, ToST m.-^ m. ^^ ^(if, fl?r%T ^t^. 
 
 4 V. Peetended. airuwrti, ?jf%rH, ^t^w, ^rnr^, llm- 
 
 I. Aawjwy qfectation. 3H»-hii)M, aT^P^J^TT, ^^'ffT, J^TM, 
 
 #ft^, n^^i41', Hi^+, jrjnr. 
 
 — Dsp. of females. q'^T^'IT^, T^ft^, TK^T^tT, HI^'H. 
 
 II. labored, strained, v. Foeced. y?|(|^ 3<|U|rfr*l, f^. 
 Affectedly, adv. tcith affedalion. ar^FS ^€^, 34+^ 'I, 
 
 HM+lS^', STF^Wf, m-'7T%, H'TfT »TT5, »T7^, ffel^. 
 — esp. of females. 5T^=?TT#, im^JTT Jp5:Tr-?5Tf5. 
 Apfectino, f. a. v. V. 2. moving, touching, v. Pathetic. 
 ^i^, STrTEriTft, ^^T^tnP, ^^'TTK, ^^^, +t'UIIH<, Tf^. 
 AvFECTioj!, n. fondness, v. Love. MHrll/. JTT^/. Rt^ »». 
 3TT?JT/. t^ w. 'qrf /. ^ ». ^TTT OT. ^ m. S\^H\H m. 
 
 Disengagedness of the affectious. JT'l^i+l /. 
 
 Empty, hollow, barren, &c. a.*1<^M»4dl/.§^HHrll/. 
 
 True, active, &c. a. 3TlR^ n*ini /. 
 
 Maternal a. ij|3.Vt 3TPT/. Mldl'l/. 
 
 Object of a. snF?IMI-s^».^I^M|-»( >i.H*1rIIW^«.HHdNH«H«. 
 
 Overflowing ( rising and swelling ) of a. i^MHI-^l m. 
 ^mr m. 'JpT n. n(h(K m. 
 
 Paternal a. '^r^^ m. 3^T^ m. J^R^tT m. 
 
 Platonic a. tfT^F^reff /. 
 
 Single or undivided a. STT^TTK m. 
 
 To pretend great a. for. tTTlffT <Ttl «. MW<)i. 
 
 2 ( of the mind ), a passion, a mental feeling. i{^v^m. 
 ^THlf^+K w». M-TlI^^Irr/. H^TffrT/. ffrT/. I^+Kot. &C. 
 f«r?Jfrf /. ( esp. in comp. as «HMf^'-tiH, ^Mf^+H, t?T- 
 H^'FTT, Jftf^mr, and +inr«(*p) &c. ) »TI^ ♦». THT m. 
 ^m. 
 
 3 ( of the body ), ttate arising from, and indicative of 
 the working of a passion or sentiment. 3TT^sTT m. 3 T q*<H 
 m. f^^STT m. 1^J^ m. |^/. 
 
 4 Cof the mind or body ^, emotion, mood, or condition 
 of it. vrra' »«. These are distinguished into ^|<(1m4| and 
 s^rf^nnftTT^ or •H-MiRhI*) ( regular, fixed, essential, ^'c. 
 and irregular, advenient, Sfc. passions or conditions. ) 
 The first are eight— ?i^, ^, x^.^ 5pt^, ??^, Tq-, 
 v^ymi, f^^i^Tjthe second are thirty-two — f^«f^, Ml Pi, 
 
 ans^HK, ?nT, f^rsrhr, am, 3t^'4t, ;jitc1t, *t]^, ^^ttpSH, 
 
 sTlf^T, -jJ'Hi"^, TTT, to which are sometimes added two 
 others — ^TW, f«)<s4>. There is, further, a middle class 
 named ^HPF^Tr^. They consist of eight— ^*r, SH?^, 
 
 5 affectedness from external action. f^^FR»».fir?>fff/.aB of 
 the eyes %-»((^--m< — of the ear +uFr«i+l< &c. and — of 
 mak, blood, water, air, AcJ^jp^+K, ^^f^+H, v-Jrtf^+l- 
 T,»«ldft*K. 
 
 ^ AIT 
 
 Affectionate, a. v. N. and Loviua. HT^'ett, > i MN I, &c. 
 
 ♦indlrt or 3^, i)mi«^ »ii<4|c6, ^I^T^, ^»T^, ^^Tc? or a, 
 
 ^^Tf , VNNT^, HNHd, HTTT^t??, HHrlUflfl, ^ffR?. 
 Affectionatelt, adv. v. A. HKrlt, HT^, W^, sft?ft^, 
 
 HHHI-lftfrt-&c. q^N?, STI^rfl^. 
 Affectionateness, n. v. A. iIMcAWUii »i. HHdlrfV«II m.&c. 
 
 MMrilf^H n. srifHr^T «. ^?I?5rTT /. JfJT?I??T/. sftfrlMf«I n. 
 
 HNUflrtdl/. 
 Affectioked, a. disposed, inclined. *lN|-m,5^t^, (as kindly 
 
 a. ^^piHMI ). 
 AffiaSCE, n. marriage-contract, tf^.'-ism or ^^'i^m. 
 
 2 faith reposed, v. Teust. H^HT ffi. f^s^T^T m- 5T??nT w. 
 
 To Affiance, See To Bkthoth. 
 
 Affidavit, n. t. Oath. ^TTiT/, ». ^, ■HrMirK n. 
 
 Upon one's a. ^JrqtrR, ^R^ftrl?. 
 
 Written a. TTT'^^ ^^^ f. f^JTN^ n. ^?nTV^^ «. 
 
 To Affiliate, ». a. See To Axoft. 2 receive into a society 
 &c. *!■(»<< ■H'«itn% ^^, *T5oEt?T ^, ^Rraqt ^ETTJf. 
 
 Affiliated, />.v.V.2 «<<•<< Vl«i«^ ■^1srtt?i,^?I5l'>fl' ^.rtrti, Ac. 
 
 Affinitt, «. relation hy marriage. "^^^t^ f- ^\H*.'Mf. 
 sTTH n. c?n<T/. 31IHHH m. arnTTUTT ♦»• "T^ »«• TT«!^ »». 
 TS^ »n. 3T^^^ m. nffr^vT »»• 'fTf^st':T »». ^B'sjvr m. 
 
 f^^H^Kf w. ^n^n^tsitr m. ^^^^rm^^ m. f^^^w^- 
 
 2 relation, resemblance, Sfc. t. Likeness. ^q'tiT m. m^- 
 
 %?^ n. 3TP1TO m. 3TT^^p"T «• 3T*^WT «•■ 
 
 3 — ^in chemistry. sftftT /. ^*T »». 
 To Affirm, v. n. assert, aver, asseverate, protest; allege. 
 
 ?p#T^ adv — ^MtTHMuf orfr.-f^^r3^-llfrffn^#^-1%«PT- 
 
 "jeNioiw. — *i1rli>l-*-^ut't &c. 
 To Affiem, v. a. declare positively. STfrr9i'^-llf?lf1IM4+-f^*i!I- 
 
 *4lcH<*>-H-«fl<iMui-M«ft<4"^-f^si«nT'T^-&c. ^PTDir-»-^u|Jl^ &c. 
 
 2 confirm, t. To Eatift. ^^-^-si^-'FTtTT- &c. iRot, 
 
 Affiemation, n. v. V. A.— ac<. <'|-«(ldNuf-&c. «l'|i3i «. 
 
 2 — act. ?RT-<til{H-&c. •liT't «• 
 
 I. matter ajlrmed.^^^ n. ^fi«ff{^(TW^ n. fHP^f^ f 
 ^^ m. JffafTT/. 
 Affibmative, a. — opp. to negative. aTT^^^Tr^, ^t^TT^TnTT, 
 
 Affirmative, «. arf^TfT »»• ^T^^ m. 
 
 Affiemativelt, ait). t.A. ^W^?T tT57T, ^tWCor ?:^IT ^3:^, 
 
 Affirmed, p. v. V. A. 1. <M-«f|<iH«i ^ffPifirtrti, &c. f^^nrr- 
 
 To Affix, ». a, join or add to, v. To Add. vir3"5f, vijOt, 
 
 2 a^/acA /o— freely. rfNffl, StlfWr, anff^w.-aTrfWor w. 
 
 spoilt y. o/ o. arrftf^fT ^jT^r, 
 Affix, n. in gram. SR^s^T m. Ir'T'T »». ^IHlf^/ 
 
AFP 
 
 25 
 
 AFT 
 
 Atnu.TV9, n. blast of wind, ^\-^\^\ ^pr^r «.- B^^RT «. 
 ' 2 iittpiration, Hft n. ^HKI m. 3IT^?TT in. 
 
 Subject of a. ( %?T% ) VVS n. or iwmi «• 
 Afflict, r. a. pain, dittrett. ^^.nn.-'f[^f.-^m.-&,c.\^^ 
 ^^Wif or ^HH'I', f^I'if, fT5^<if, ^'^nJf, «<H«|u1f, ^q^, 
 
 ■Lirr LiCTZV, p. T. V. JN<|-1~1I, Rs^-rtl, Ac. 5:f^, f:Tft, 
 j:;?^, 5:wirH?T, «frf%H, 'Jlsi«)<i, 5!T»ft, ^, sqivn, 3TT- 
 
 ^Ht^tTTfTT, T^HlPfH. — in high degree. ^.>:\\-A^\A, jt^T^FT, 
 
 ^■■j-.^s^nn, 5:^?^, 5:^fT5?r, ^-.-prfe^, 5ftnFr-;ptrT, 3?r- 
 |f *'^, 'i?i**'W, ??i+i5<, sfTi+rHir?, ?ti«B^"^, 'jtHFifff^f- 
 
 An a person. :^:hnI Miuf) »". 
 
 To be a. ^<^Kui, 5:^ n. TWot, ^n w. ^wr. 
 
 To comfort the a. n?Tr^ ^^ «• JH^. 
 
 iFFLICIEE, (I. AFFLICTIXO.^a. AffUCTIVE, O.V.V. ^'.^T^- 
 
 orrrr, pwrnr, Ac. jt^^^r, |:pi*ii*, ^•.^^r^nr, ^r^^^irT^F, 
 5::777, ^••^, 5:ni««^, *f^4l+<, "fUl+ti?, ST*!^, SJPT^T, 
 
 \ yFi.iciiox, w. V. V. — act. 5?^^ n. Dsujf n. &c. ^^((U|<K 
 / 5;?^SHR n. "ftlT «. <J1<I*<U| n. <fTlT/. 
 — tiatr; or, yric/, torroic, /fe. 5:^ ». %^ m. 7(\% m. 5:- 
 ^i'WTT w. ^jflmni m. Ac. >!m w. ^? m. iin m. f^5n^«. 
 
 Partner in a. ^nr^:?^ m. ^trtHi +)lfl'(1 »». 
 I. fBiw oja. r. Calaaiitt, Tbocbt.e. 5:^ n. 3rfsT^ «. 
 
 .iFFtUEKCK, *. Jlomimj into. ^TpT ?rif «• i^\^^^ n. 5Rf*nr- 
 2 abundance of riches. \. KlCIIES. ^PrfrT /. WJZjf. 
 
 AFFMVrXT. a. T. N. J<rM«|l^'l, «r^«M. 
 
 2 V. Kicn. ?«Jfr?,"*i*<iiH, «fiHi«j[, ift^.1 w^., *rr^- 
 
 11T. *I'T»T*»5, vpTfr^^, MH'-)J-5. 
 Arrtoi, n.floitinti wnto. Sff^w^ n. STT^ «. 
 
 2 matter Jtowiny unto. fl^WT/. WTfoft or f^T«ft/. 
 IV» ArroBD, r. «. yield unto, v. To Pkodcce. Tf3I^, f^n^- 
 
 •f, ITSf «■ *T^, 5nffr/-M^i*n /.-TTT w.-iTMoi «.-Ac. 
 
 |t^ ». ffovemej hy m*jH, q^ff irot or ^Ml^ ;7FT*T or 
 
 sHT ft^ ». ir»/* qre^, ^nr^ or 'ft^^of «. wUh m^^. 
 
 2 jrant, fpnfer, r. To GirB.^, ^TT n. VT^ j. of 0. 
 TTHT^ n.-^rm n. Wf^ J. of o. 
 
 !) ( nomo expcnM, coat, lo««, Ac.) In erery conHtniction 
 ill thi» MmM To ArroBD i* renolrable into To be able 
 to /ir«. Tfaiii verb tborefnro it cror to b« to resolvo'l. 
 Thus, J ran a. to bear, to yield, to lou, to pay for, to 
 lellfor. to part with for the jettinj of, (which appli- j 
 c»tion» oomprehenH the whole power of the Tcrb ) ' 
 M(^tfjing ninplr / am abU toyive —away or up, — in 
 purcbftMtof,— in wle for,— in exchange with.—ia to bo j 
 roodored, ( 8m AWe, and To be Able )»T^ ^5f-^?Tt 
 
 ^ Ac. or through some verb expressing a variation 
 of the sense Oiciny, as, jt?5T ^r5^-Jnj?^ff-?fT^^-f^=f> - 
 ^rr-«T^3^1^-Ac. 
 
 Affbat, w.Seo Fight, Quabrel. 
 
 Affreight, Ac. See Fbeioht, Ac. 
 
 Affbicut, See Fbiqht. Ac 
 
 To Affront, v.a. insult openly. ^Jj^m ^^^i^^ITWC amfi^f 
 /.-afTTKR m.-&c. JRiif ff. of 0. am^ 3TT5/^, ^TlT^ or 
 
 2 make sliyhtly angry, v. To Offend, f^^rpfot, p^li^^uj, 
 ^/. OTPir^, *>«4iui', ^^-^TTT-Ac. 5FT^. [ arqf?!^/. 
 
 Affront, «. an insult to the face. ^tlT^ 3fMHM m. d'liHi 
 2— gener. See Insult. 
 
 To lake a. f^fspff, Riui, ?;^, fi^RT m. KR'if, W^ ^- 
 
 ^, ^rrf? Kpf'Jlf. 
 Affronted,/), v. V. 2. ?riT, ^, *"«^«?l, ^^^T^ kr^OT. 
 To Affuse, ». a. pour to or vpon. afi^ot-Mlrfffl tot^A ^, VTR 
 
 / ^JYr'f-tT'Cwf with qr. 
 Affusion, «. v. T. act. ^Xr^ n. VR ^XT^ n. BTTTI^Hmi w. 
 
 I. J«(rt<er poured. ?ft5%?^<TTT/. grMMlf^d^Kl/. 
 AriBE, ffrfp. vfJEcrt, ^JT^fT 3TW<Tt, ^ToErT. 
 Afield, orfv. ^wid', ^trTTHT. 
 Afloat, orfp. or a. floating. cTT?Tt, cTTrT SRTfTt, f1<!'|t1 3WrTt, 
 
 2— a rumour, Ac. 31<TTS<T, ^TST^Tft, 'CTh'P'iT. 
 
 3 unfixed, in disorder. 31o*<fllRi«TfT, 31*dl«*<^rl. 
 Afoot, adv. qnff, qwpf, TR S'fTRt, qi*^-mrfl^ or Tf^^^f, 
 
 ^TW Mlr^'f or ^<«Nlr5t, 
 
 2 i» action. ^Tr|j g^, a'TT, STfrT. 
 To set a. v. To Set up. 3^^, 73^, Kfl^, ^T«^^^. 
 Afore, Afoeegoino, Afobehand. For Afork and itu 
 
 compounds. See Before, A Above. 
 A fortiori, fsfjli^'hM, 3Tftnp?TT, ^jSrXK. 
 Afraid, a. v. Frightened. T^^ftfT, HT^P, *ft<T, ^PTT, H- 
 
 To be a. V. To Fear. *nT «. ^T^ »»• con. 
 Afresh, adv. v. Again. hmtI^, 5^=^!^, 3^^, 3r!^ ( iu 
 comp. as Jt^'.-iMiyuft), MI'Ii-MI^, PfcM, 3T'»I^,5'T:j>op. 
 
 To do a. -Jrt'iut. 
 
 Afront, aip. in front. 5^, ifTOlfT, Kt^,<i'HI^^, JT'. (in comp. 
 as jO'IlJft, jft^# ). 
 
 Aft, adv. toufardt the item. TTPTT^, mTrT HI'll*"!. 
 
 ArrEB, a. later, potterior, tubnequent. To tliis word, appear- 
 ing only in composition, correspond MHINI, MlilHI'HT, 
 
 For exemplificatiou See After-life, Afternoon, and 
 other compounds amon);8t these following in order. 
 ArtEB, prep, following in place or order. »?r^, Ml^MI^, TPft- 
 WT, ^T^, "T'flT?, M'fl^l, JTRr^TT'IPpT, ^^HPil', T (in 
 comp. as nilHWII, 'TTPT^,^TTR'5«I,*>hmii*>m<<i, Tree 
 after tree, penny after penny, Ac ). 
 
ATT 
 
 Immediately a. HCilfll'i, MlSlWId, ?5^r?5'T. 
 
 2 following in line. JTpf, TTSt^TPt, m<4N<, TBT, TT^j^, 
 iral^, ^"tfT or TI'1I|H, ^, ^57T, T^TTfl^C esp. in comp. 
 as TS4qT^T»ft, T«rrTT?T ), 3tTT ( iu comp. as <FT?n=iraT, 
 
 ( as arjiT^T'iT^f, %?^^^, %cT?^3T?fr ). [ g. of o. 
 
 To follow a. V. To Pursue HTTr-m4tHr^-&c. sn^'fjWiVA 
 
 3 according to, v. Accoedino. :iniui, ?nT53T, 3ij*.H. 
 
 4 in imitation of, v. Like, arg?^^^, 'TT|*T, WT<^, ^, 
 
 ^roff ( as irscn^Ttjff ), trft (as I^PTft, H^^rft), i?T, =jrw, 
 
 ?T=^, ilt? W.-&C. 3'fT57T. 
 
 5 regpecling, concerning, f^^pjf. 
 ArxEB, at^y. V. Aftebwaejds. HT, ^'f, "T^THT. 
 
 For direction oa the rendering of this adverb as it 
 occurs in composition, see the adjective, and, for 
 exemplification, see amongst the compounds below. 
 
 Aftee-account, n. ^\>\•^\ f^^VH m. TiMlrl^'iuRT /. TlTI^a- 
 ^^^JH" n. q-'K)lfqi*<wf<T^^ n. ^''^^r^f?'r(^ n. 
 
 Aftee-act, «. HTT^ 5pm «. "T=mf^*f «. 'T^ITfT^f^i;^ f.-^P( 
 
 Afteb-aoes, ». ««;<;ee(f»>y a/e«. JrnT% ?5l«R m. pl.^^i^^t^- 
 «TTr/. <T«|T^^q- »». 
 2 future ajes. ^3% ?Jf?F «>.;>?. J^ qTiTft w/)Z. J^^ ^R 
 M. 3tTT^PR7 ot. a^TSTTr^ JS^'TT ftS^/. ;>^. J^TrNdf^- 
 
 Aftee-ah, flrfy. T. At last. ?t^, f^f^r, ^nifTTtfft^. 
 Aftee-bieth, n. secundines. ^Kf- 'PT^'S^ n. 1*rrnT»n. 
 
 v»TtT5 m.pop. ^nr WW. T'iYjE/- ^ff/- 
 Aftee-comee, «. m'i--(| or Tl^tKPf huiki, 'J^, ^'BT^TT'ft, 
 
 Aftee-cost, n. m«Mr ^ ot. Ti^n^fT^ w- 
 
 Aftee-CEOP, «. subsequent or later crop.f*\T{ff^ f. or f^nT^^T- 
 
 n. ( esp. of the pulses ) pTw «». |€R-iTT^ "ft^ ». Tf^igiT 
 
 «n^ n. q-«n"^T n. 
 
 ArTEE-OAME,«. T^^^'CT/- 3Trftf1 + lrf»<<im^ «»• 
 
 AfTEE-HOUES, «. 31^65 /. 3Tfrr->riri*iM<< m. 
 
 Aftee-life, »i. latter part of life. Ttkh^iI/. 3tTT^^ ». ST- 
 
 fTTfft^TTf / ^^Ru|c^*l' ! ^ «. 3T??nTTf*n^ «. "TTT^f «. 
 Aftermatu, n. second crop of grass. '\*{rw^ J^Tft "R /. 5- 
 
 ^nr^'HlT OT. 
 Aftebmost, a. W^r% MlilHI'NI, ^STRrtT^, ^^^5(TH, ^rf^, 
 
 w^j^i, ^fffi^, 'ti;tttth. 
 
 Aftee-noon, «. ^^r^^ffT-m+ioi m. ^HM^iUVK-^li^a / 
 
 f^mrr^ m. ^^^f qrr^ w. sfrtf^/. «. [W^/. 
 
 A. and evening, the declininj half. SfRrff^ /■ SWR- 
 AFTEtt-PAiJfs, «. ^K^u|/ ^(l^^<(«1l/. T«TT^nft/. 
 Aftee-part, n. T«TT^n m. Ti<Tr:c\PT m. «T'*ITl^'TnT «. ^Tr^- 
 ^ n. TTTTTm »i. TrTTf?! »». 
 
 ApTEB-sTiNa, «. Tfrirmf '.w ». qRuifrr^n w. 
 
 ArTEE-TuouonT, «. Tf'W'fl^r^/'Ti'TT^ffs;/ 'T^^TH^PJ'RT /. 
 ^JKn^^Tf^r/. <Tf%qKfTm ». q-5i:iT?rf!PT'n. T^HH+.f^Hl /.<T- 
 
 26 AGA 
 
 Aftee-time, n. T«nri;,-^R5 m, -?WT m. -aRra^TT «. -f^^W 
 
 m. -f^ nm.-&c. 
 Aftee-wabds, adv. in subsequent time. H\*\^ or JTHTpT, 
 
 TPf , »m, 3HH<i< /)0/>. HfTT, 77T, ^TTtfrPP, rT^'TTt^^, rfj- 
 
 Tft^, SrTTfT:, 3rR5r, H^rK, ?T^?r?TT, ^'ri^ (with girTI 
 
 Ac. as \ 5rT?irT^?TT),'?fs^, ?^ri:, q^rT:. 
 Aftee-wise, a. q-JqrffTPft, T^HfUPTSTTiJ, T^TT^, "Tisn^JT, 
 
 <Ti<iTf^, 7«n%3'T, Tirrfl;^!^. 
 
 After-wit, n. v. Afteb-thought. TWHfTR" n. qf^KjMijf^ 
 /. T'*?!?^ n. 
 
 Afteb-weath, n. TSi>JKH4 w. T«lT^"t^ m. 
 
 Afieeinqs, «. strokings. f-H-iul «• f^Srt^ ^*I «. 
 
 Again, ai/o. another time. aTiTRst, aT'il'^, J^-IT^ or ^, ftr- 
 ''^1 "^"c?! 5*^" •?"'-P- 5"^! Hi'ir<4i^ or 5ft or %, or »TT^- 
 PTT^ &c. iTTn^r, T^^or vj^ 3T^^, %T, STORSt ^^P'tt, 5«- 
 
 <ft, pnT^ft, '55:. 
 
 A. and a. JTtJ^:, JT'-J^Trfq', *JK'*JK, f^iE?T f^57T. 
 A. and yet a. ^^TCfT, J^WT, f^ fl^C^r. 
 As much a. STT^t ffPFF or ^^^, 5<T^, ^JT. 
 2 hack in restitution, v. Back. J^T:, 'RfT. TT^, f^^TT, 
 
 ft. 
 
 3 in return for, in recompense of. vps^or^^ fi+n/Ti, 
 
 4 o« <Ae o</ier hand. 3T^?rT?ff, 5^:, 'Ttg, ^Tf^'T, 3H«-<<H or 
 Against, ^rep. j« opposition to. fsr?:?', ^, si^, f^, &c. 
 
 iVbfe. The genius of the Mardihi language does not 
 permit exact rendering of this word. Sentences there- 
 fore constructed with it should be broken down, and 
 rendered with single eye to the sense. For this mode 
 will be wanted prepositions and particles and nouns 
 and adjectives of varying meanings and powers and 
 bearings; and, of such words there 'will bo found 
 abundance. Thus — to render I am or I act ajaintt 
 him, may be employed— f??^, ^<Tftrr, ^^, ?I^,"^, 
 r5rT»T,3TfTT^, 3T5^, 3H^, (opposed, opposite,) as, flt ^^- 
 
 ?r f%^5-'Prift?f-&c. 3TT^:— f5Rl"cT, f^rWff, f^^^T, inlfr- 
 
 ^?q, ^, i^^r, f^d'-THK, sn^Twrr, ^H^TtirT, ( opposi- 
 tion ) a.s, KWT ?qT^ ^fnr f^lt^TT^-STT-an^OTT- 
 
 &c. arr^, or jft F^TRfrf^d'-jr^fff F^TPfT^ ^^t:— 
 
 rTlJN^ (in the face or teeth of) as ?!?!% rlTST^ ^pMt: 
 — ^ (with ;) as, f'TT^ft cTf^-^-^'l-Ttf'T- &C. ^pftflY: — 
 and such phrases as f^W +*.H,"I'^ «iic6'm, 'jmT «rt^, 
 qr ^^, ?ff5T^ HT?vT, *TT^ mf^, &c. &c. The Sanskrit 
 prepositions spfH and ^ well express the sense of 
 against; but they are inseparable prepositions ; ex. 
 Mf^ftH or ilPT?\K?r going against, Wr^ft?! yone against, 
 srffT^FR or wrdr+*<l orfin/ against, and ^?T, ^TfffT, 
 ft^PT, &c. In Sanskrit ^f?( as well as some other 
 inseparable prepositions, appear separately, as s?frl^^ 
 against the sun,n\r\'4\ri against the wind. 
 2 — in place, v. Opposite. ?nf[T, ^^^r^ pop. ^Fg^. 
 8 in provision for or expectation of. ?7fJH, rJ^'T n.-t^- 
 
TTuU ia of in*tar« a. H'ftllVl, f«T^^, ^trw, ^<{^<. 
 Th«t i* of a. T. Majob. ^HMJf^K, s(lHM(f^|< or mt- 
 
 Th*t i§ under a. t. Mi50B, 3nTTK<«TWfTT, itmH^R , 
 
 To come of a. *»tM 'H't . 
 8 T. Ciorrc«T. iR^n. 
 Aon. a. eUfrty, oU, t. Old. »^lflHi, fj, f^m? pr fiTW, 
 
 MiddJe-a. lTU(H4q4f>, «m*.W or fiTW. 
 
 AGE ^27 
 
 y. o/o. m. 
 
 4 hearing upon. ?ft, 
 A e^LtocHcif K. a/o« tnxxf. aniT m. n. 3T»re: •»•• 
 A ai^ ado. <Tt5 «II<i^*!, «Tt? M^M, ?Tr? R-^^i, 3Tr 'WCT. 
 Agatb, ». jftJT^Bi. >Tm^»i. [^ m. 
 
 A.OK, «. loAofa duration or term of, afTTJ^T «. 3TT^ m- 3TT^- 
 
 2 y. Geseratios. fqrt. /• 
 
 3 ( of the world ) JH «• The four ajet of the Hindu*, 
 correepondiug somewhat with the y olden, lilver, ^e., 
 aye*, are ?^, ^«TT, gT^T, ^fr?. [ 3lf^. 
 
 Ages rolled away. g'W'li^iX rflirfi arf^, ^**l<* Wt 
 
 Beginning of an a. ^»JTf^i»- 
 
 End of an a. ^if?? m. 
 
 Golden a. «r«j<j'l «. ^p^ «•. 
 
 Interval between two agea. ^H^m. ^P^it/. 
 
 Lapse of ages. «|-,lrt'lPl/. 
 
 4 divition of life. W^k^ f. efSfiT/. «mt/. 
 The three ages. ;i4f»ii<M< < ». These are childhood ( i. 
 
 e. infancy and adole8cence.)*||H<|4«^«n/. ^TFIt^n. youth 
 ( i. «. puberty and manhood, ) hi*<'<4N*'«TT /. H^uir^n, 
 ft (i. e. declining years and senility, ) 4t|«4<t^|fF^'<TT 
 /. f^»». gTWilw. Ajiother account makes four ages. 
 
 The two ages. 3(T^r«n5^«. ^t^^WriT/. These are ad- 
 vance to maturi/y, ^^ TTTf / <J'T^^«. "J^^"- and de- 
 eUm« inioaje,^^^ ^^f.4-f[*SK\{f. ^'^^^n. si-^K\in- 
 
 6 /mm o/ life. ^^n. TKT/. ^ft^T w/. 
 
 A. of twenty, fr?ft or flr?ft /. — of twenty-five, «r^- 
 ^ or »ft— of thirty, fir^ or 5ft — of forty, %(|c&^ or 
 ift — of fifty, <J*lI*ft or ?ft — of sixty, ?r^. 
 
 Disparity of a. J7TpT^4tT^/. r!^I'fl'<Ttft/. 
 
 6 old age. *^MUMU|I m. *^MUM«ln. |^4«MU||m. fj[?^»». 
 
 «rtl^ %n M. pi. »Fra<TT% Ttst w. ;>/. 
 Imbecility of old a. ^-^MHHot mii. 
 BeTerenoe, Ac. for a. \^^ f. f ^«Ht>M «. 
 Bent, Ac. under the infirmities of a. '^j | u|>m<< . 
 
 7 ripe aye, maturity, r. PcBEBTT. ^^ n. HKu<< l ff< n/. 
 
 AGG 
 
 AoENcr, n. ae/ion. ^^/. sp^n^n. ^^/. ^T^?«m»». ^K^- 
 
 2 See AoEKTSuiP. 
 Agent, n. doer, actuater. q^, *<qKl, spR^, -mrtNUlKI, R- 
 *|T(e)UlKI, ^ in comp, 
 
 2 factor, deputy, yMk<1|m. ^RHlftwJ. J^fftHm. M+lrfw. 
 
 A. with full powers. Jrf+KMlOw- J^aTOf^Rw- J- 
 3 — in commerce, &c. afTIrTTOT. 
 AoESTsniP, n. v. N. 2. ^Mlir^Rlft/ ym^rmTm. qbKHI^t- 
 
 3 3T5cT/. 
 To Agglomeeate, t>. e. gather into a hall or mass. JitoSTw.- 
 
 "TTt?"*.- 'firf+»».-f<Jl»».-Wtc5T^frr/.- PrST^jfrT /.-&C. ^^ 
 
 y. of 0. or |Wf y. of s. 
 2b AGGLnTLNATE ». o. unite at ly ylue. ^T^ m.-&c. ^\^vit^ 
 
 *il«M-&c. R+if^uf. 
 To Aggbakdize, v. a. v. To Exalt. jTiais/.- J^TSqxjnm.- 
 
 Vkhuiiw.- &c. ^, »Tt5r «F^, ^^ «R%, ^TS^, M^r«| 
 
 W.-&C. *i|iS«<>J|' y. of 0. 
 To AoGEAVATE, V. a. make more grievous. 3Tf^ vT?-3iTf^ 
 
 HTft-STfvpP Tf5?TiWi». ^^tW-&c. SRwf, 3TftT^ spT^, 5:^- 
 
 To be or become aggravated. vi1iHuf,^i+M<Jl', fJT^FWRT 
 
 2 maJce more enormous or heinous. 3Tf*^^ ^\^- 3Tf^^ 
 5^-j«i<-&c. qiT'f , ^i^m. «)K<(ul', (^"fqifwrgp^n. ^jtof. 
 
 3 V. To Phovoke. ?it5 /•- ^i^st/.f^TTrT/. 5ETot-«FT5^ 
 y. of 0. fEft^ ^. 
 
 4 See To Exaggerate. 
 Agobatatioit, n. v. V. 1.— ac/. arf^vfl 'R^«. &c- 
 
 2 — art. arfiT^ ^r^ q>Tof». &c. 
 8— <w/. ^re sFre^rt. &c. ^^?Toit/. 
 I. ajjravatinj cause. ff^+K«|n. 3T5 ^tnTRr spnTT*. 
 Agobegate, a. collected into a sum or mass, \'^i^K ^rfril,&c. 
 *tiH«(ir«<*, ^WrrtY, ^Ifl^'lf^^, ^TTKlf^^, ^iHiRi'P, 
 
 Agobegate, «. collected sum or quantity /^i^rr^j^m. ^tt^ttw. 
 *<HIvdm. ^T^"". ({^UMHI / ^^pmfN/. ^T^rr/. «H^*I 
 »i. imm. ( as aiT^or, KRHTT, ^'fnoT, *nM &c. ), vTTWn. 
 
 To AOGBEOATE, V. a. collect, V. To Gatiieb. ({1>«J? arff>.- 
 
 4tHI^I< m.-?nTT^TT».-&c. ^T't y. 0/ 0. 
 Agobeoatelt, adv. v. A. ^^F^, i{*«|d, ^TI*-, frg^T^HCT, 
 
 A0GBEGAT105, n. V. v.— «d. i^^S^-&c. «R«t n. ntoIT 1>^ n. 
 ^^!^7ot «. Ac. flHI^K m. ??i4i^/ui n. f^*<ui». 
 
 AooBKOATOK, «. V. V. ^^^-Ac. ^TwmT, ^'f.^iuiui, Ac. 
 
 «»«l|<«n n.-^nn^ m.-Ac. ^wt , ft<t^B^. 
 To AooBESs, V. n. commit the first act of offence. »lf^?ft 
 
AGO 
 
 ^X^i f^Nrf /• ^T^-^R^, (*«fl?r Ac. ) iJo5 n.-^rK^ m, 
 
 AOQEESSION, n. V. V. — act. ^3Ul€\ f. ai'lo^* /• 5fRoftfT/. 
 AOOBKSSOB, «. V, V. ar^Toft^ <HU|KI, >iMtl'»l=h<,>'IKI, &C. 
 
 sj-sspT ar^tq i 'if l »». snr^iit »». ( ^^strt &c. ) ^ *<uiki- 
 ^ISuiKl-sTTC^r *<.«IKI, g^^T *)«IKI-^niuii<iT (^«rT Ac ) 
 
 To AoG SIEVE, v.a. hear heavy upon, t. To Afflict. Pljiif, 
 
 ^nof, 3T5-3T^^TS-&c. vlTot-^T^ in. con. 5:^ «.-&c. ^. 
 
 2 wron J, injure, -v. To Oppbess. 3^i=q|'^ m.-STTTT*! »«.- 
 
 ^T'TFTT m.-&c. 5R''f y. 0/ 0. 
 Aghast, a. v. FEiOHTEifED. riK*l «*K+T,«J|*«I, v<l*KI, ^S- 
 
 ^ ^f%t5T, H<iwi<<, ^Mmui, +.iy«(<H, ^lT?r. 
 
 To be struck a. ^fer J^.-'lif^ m. pi. TTT-^^^TTT^. 
 Agile, o. v. Active. ^TToET, ^TtT^?, ^T^ffrT, =5rTc5 w 55, at- 
 
 AaiLENEss, AoiLiTY, «. V. A. ^nroET^ /. aii'MMot l ^ /. 3Ttn- 
 
 To Agist, v. a. take in cattle to feed, -cd^uf)^ or M\<^i\'ii 
 
 2b Agitate, v. a. v. To Shake. ^|rf«(ull', vTioiul', g^oS^, ?it- 
 
 2 discuss, V. To Aeoue. ifloiol', «Tre^, vjldul, «II4IMIZ/.- 
 i<|<ilMI4/-MlrfQl<* OT.-&C. ^PT'^t^'. 0/0. 
 
 3 ( the mind or passions ) disturb, disorder, flurry, 
 
 l^oCOt, ^ff^wfr, q^aiuf, qRT^rit, r1**1c6e(ul, <H*'H*5i, ^tT" 
 
 ?TPT»».-&c. ^FT^ y. 0/ 0. 
 Agitated,/;, v. V.l.^l<A<>cic4l,'iiol(^rfr,?^H^I^rtl,&c.qWf- 
 
 3 'is«(^tM^, ^fl^<Mrtrti, &c. "I^, T^, ["io^rt or oE, ilH^ct, 
 
 STT^ & 3=rr^ ( in comp. as fJTT^, ^TT^T, 'PnTT^T, 
 3tHT^, T^n^, 1Tr<*)|tJ<, r^rtim,?i'ii<5<, &c.?JMIJrf,&c.) 
 
 Agitation, «. v. V. 1. — act. ^|rf«(ui n. ^fraof n. ^i^Tsr^ «. 
 
 ?n/. ?frfiT7Tt^ n. 31W|f^rlH «. 
 
 2 — ac<. vfo&ut». m^ ».&c. iJldlVl'l/. MliNIi/- mri^|o& 
 
 &c. afiwflHc^ »• 
 
 3 — act. 'riotu) «. tH§*>^ «.&c. — «<a?e. HotMiiy. rlcSHoS/. 
 
 ^I^w. 3Titn «». ^trfrr /. 5mf?5?iT /. <t. i ^iRtft /. 
 
 — a. or s. niuii<i|u|/. 3iJiiMI«l/. 
 Agnail, «. v. Whitlow. ?n?re^ n. H<^<^ n. JT^TIT «. 
 Agnate, a. oiw iy the father's side, 'flnjvf, nhRratft, f^^- 
 
 Agnation, «. relation by the father's side MJy.ift^r^jif^ffl. 
 Ago, adv. gone. v. Past, 5Tc5T, ^R?T, T?!, f^'m, sflRftrf. 
 
 ^8 AQB 
 
 A month a. ^ H^^ gjirSr. 
 Three years a. cftT ^T^ ^[rff. 
 A wlxile a. amrt, JT^lt, vMt^ ?n^, ^T?^ ^HVa*! 
 
 Long a. "FR f^^^ 51^, fM<*lr!> ^T^, ^^=^, 'N'T^, 
 
 ■%^ +I0IM1, %5^nr, %5^iNrT. 
 
 Agog, fl</». in a state of excitement. 3^^rT S^H, ^*_girfc^ 
 To be all a. H^^TR'jf, 3"=^ 9'"^ <"^*'- '''^t "j^^^uli, 
 ^<o&u)', V<K"ii, ^<^iui, ^JTsOt or J^oiUJ. 
 To set a. fTnr/.-f^7T/. ot. ^ot-^Tm^V, «rT/. 2foi-qT^. 
 
 Agoing, a. x||rfrll, '^. 
 
 To set a. '^T(^«P^. 
 To Agonize, v. n. strive hard, v. To Steite. JJ^Jf, ^i^, 
 
 %^, ?r^, STTTTO w.-«nT m.-ST^Tr^ m.-&c. «FTwi'. 
 
 2 writhe, l(c. in pain. +,oi«f*ut, ^St^ot'if, ^^PT ^^11/. 
 
 ^iTJf i«. COM. dotHdWf, rloE^T^'Jir, % ?TT^lft«l -%?l I • 1 "fT^ WsTT 
 
 /. ^pjf in. con. 
 To Agonize, v. a. distress with extreme pain. <FTT |!^«-- 
 
 3^rd^<^Hl/.-&c.^. 
 Agonizee, n. Agonizing, ^. a. t. V. N. 1, ^uim &c. 
 
 OT^TRnFrTT, +'*i+n?. [ ^Trtlfm. 
 
 2 sFoE^cSomr, dotMoi^.rtl, dctd<*3?5T, &C. ^rei^^T, ^?W, 
 
 V. v. A. "PTT 5:^ ^,«IHI, &c. 
 Agonizing, w. v. V. N. 1. — ac<. ^^ n.&c. 3T=n^rT m. /. 
 
 JJtWrS or i*<<il5 >»./. 3TPTT?mW n. 3??!^ «»■ 
 
 2 — act. chottjiot «. &C. «icAc(c6/. ^oETfToET »«. afT^%ft3^ 
 
 w. 2>Z. V. ^, — intens. <Ta5rToET^ m. oi«i«(<» /. 
 Agont, ». intense pain. <S{^rXsqv(\ f. muiino^nTT/. wi«iifi- 
 
 TTTT^TT/.-f :N»-&c. iTTrRT/. 5?T'<tt/. &e. ^'fTTT «. THm- 
 
 »T%^/. i'lHI'Iufld %^^/. %!!ll'|UI'|0?t ^T/. 
 The mortal a. t. Pains of Death. STmfrr5^nTT/-qT<T- 
 
 ^/.- 5:?r ». &c. 
 Ageaeian, a. relatinj to fields and /awife.'FTofNs^tft, f^RTT- 
 
 To Ageee, v. n. he in concord, fj^otuf, frr^TH <I^ot, ^i^HiiJ 
 ^iJf, ^o5^, fHrflV» W. »Rn't-^t'»f 5-. 0/ «• recipr. ^^. 
 "TStif y. o/». rcopr. ^pT w.-vf^ «».-?Tt«TT »a.-&c. sraoTy 
 0/ ». re«pr. "TtrT «. f^S'Jfy- o/« rec/pr. ^HTT wi.-^tF'? 
 
 «.-^+*<*fi*( »».-+fl<w n. aroot, ^raoffrT arodf, frrarnpft 
 
 2 to,with, in, on; accede, assent, consent,comply, acquiesce. 
 
 SigHftT/.- ^*Trfrr/. ^, »TT=T a.or m^TrfT/. sjR^, ?>^K; 
 f».-^N*I< OT. "^.1 HI'<l-TPft-&c. ^wf, <E^ a. ^Tot-JR^, 
 ^-sft-&c. *^ur#. 
 
 3 «e</Zc terms, stipulate. ^5^, ^^ "R'lf-'^ot, %^y.- 
 
 4 be consistent, accord., concur^ coincide: also UTiiie or suit 
 tcell with. fii*«l[, vpT^t, ^^jlrf^, ^rasflf, -df^iiF, cJHI^, 
 
AQB 
 
 irjwf, ^ji^ *!. ^H^, q^/.-3RT »i.-viJT »i.-3ijrr «.-^s i| 
 /.-flnrr m.-&c. ira^t j.ofs. reapr. ^^^if^ fiiot'jfiH srodr, ; 
 
 5 with; be tcholetome to or for. ITR^, »TH^, f^^ui, 
 
 C aiMir«T, T. To Tally, frrauf, ^<i<ui, ^nr^, ^a^t, ^- I 
 % ^'l^, ^^nr m.-<TT5ET«».-^raTn. iJ^rSfy. o/*. recipr. 
 •;f:EEABLE, a.conyritOH*, \. CossisiENT. r*<rtil>i'«(l, «t?TT^, 
 
 J pleofant pteatiny, delightful, fAar»iJfty.3TT^??fT, 'itS,HT- 
 
 TUT, T^, +y-fl<^, <Huft«J, MHKM, JRlfH^TW, JT^^tll, ?^- 
 ^<ilH, f^?I, ^TfH, t^FT, t^I^, H«?K>»1*, 
 AoBEEABLEXESs, fl. V.A. 1. )l«CM. filHITm. HTTm. ^'*f^»i. 
 
 JJT^nR'T «»• JTgT'nnT m. ?fk«T n. 
 
 AOSEEABLT, <u/«:. V. A. 1. and AcCOSOCrO. filrll'H'l, *lHI^', 
 
 >mT^, «ranft^, "jHH+iK ( in comp. ), ynj5.<J ( in comp.). 
 2 pUatantlg. f^^f, ^^V^f, T<ng^, ?r^, HsftTSTSTJ^. 
 
 AOKZ]U>,J>. V. V.l. See AOBEEINO. 
 
 2. T. Agseciko. ^•JHH, «»^d. 
 
 3. Tri *fMI- i^-i^XI, 'rf'TH, JTf?lflM, ^■%fTl?T, fSrfSiSPT, 
 
 Ht'Ef'i^, ?if»f^, ♦(mn<i». 
 4— G. S«e AoBXXixo. 
 AaBZEi5o,/>. «. T.V- 1- PraoTTTT Ac. r*n^ri>t, rHS!ISH-=(I, ^- 
 
 2. 1TT»T, TTJft, 'E^, g?l<>»1INH, ^jHfl, ^T'TH, 3lfi»Hr», 
 
 3. ffT»nTT, fff *<wini-*^'noii<T, f^iinwfrt. 
 
 4. f^ttVllfl, Ac. 'ipj^. 
 
 6. JTPjflmr, Ac. qwT, swiw, <?wn^. 
 6. Prawnrr, Ac 
 
 I.— in gram. ^iMMlHt^^ui. 
 AflBSKvmT, n. T. V. 1.— *<«/*. f*Ti^ «. Ac. fifriiv m. irar 
 
 m. ^H^ «•• 'HT m. ofinT w. :j«i-»/. vf^ m. iTl[ m. ^W- 
 T Of ^TTf^^/. ^V «. ^ITT*T n. ficti'jwfT «. 
 
 2— ««/<■. TfT^mr «. ^nrr n. rn^fr/. fwtPt/. arspHT 
 
 3— act. ^vn%f- wi VTB* n. Ac. ^^/. f^oj^/. ?7i/. 
 
 ^9 AGU 
 
 «. fJ^OT? »». *^oE m.v]JT m. vTHI^ m.<tHI<i >«• <H^ m. v»piP5 
 /. ^oft/. ?nT*T m. ^"^IT OT. ?i5JW»r «. ;j?TRT »i. qjR w. 
 ^ m. r. «R, ^»T, ?5FT «». ^Ut/. ?PT^ «». ^>TT^^/. 
 
 5 — «/a^e. HR"if «. Jce. <T^•^^T'J^T «. f^^TT^ »». 
 
 6 — <to^. filoS^ «. Ac^JHT m.f^m 7«.^;T57 n. cTToS m.rtT<ZTm. 
 
 I. contract, compact, covenant, largain. ^50pp/. ^5 m. 
 ^Zf. ^\^f. >TTT/. HTT/. ^TR OT. Slf?rfTT/^H%rr»». ^- 
 
 Agreements and engagements, — compreh. 4,<KH<^I<. 
 m. pi. %l^ «PTR VI. pi. 
 
 A. for a year HTS^ftrft/. 
 
 Breaking an a. sjmTH^ m. m\nu(fir^K m. 
 
 Written a.+.<lHIMI »».rFTR^TmT m. ^?TTKT m. JJ^- 
 Tmr m. 'k.^<A\r\ or +^r*Nrl/ ^ w. ^T?r «. 
 
 II. ( of opinion, views, &e. ) ^^RHPT «. ail^HrM «. ^- 
 ^JT^/, ^3*1 Rt/. ^^Hd n. ^JTTrr «. i>eFq- «, 
 III. — in grammar. aiT==^^ w. ^miqifS|+<.u<< n. 
 IV. ( of different books, etatoments, &o. ) '<'<»«H<t<4dl f, 
 HT5ET «n. «J<iKl m. 3117 «• P. SRT, 
 
 AoBESTic, a. V. ErBAt, Eurtic. TTNTPft, ^IdM'W^I, ?tfW- 
 
 Agbiculttjbai,, a. v. N. Ttrf^, ^d+mm, ?tffHT, ?t?ft^- 
 T^fHr, ^m^m^ or ?MIM"tdNI, ^trW^tft, ?n7PTT?trqT Of 
 
 Aobiccltx:ee, n. hiulandry. ^rcft/- itrRfl'/. 5t<ft^/. ?t<T^- 
 JT «. ?;f^/. ?>f^rF»? ». sj^V «. ^rTt/. ^"Hl^l OT. ^opft- 
 
 2 — gener. or cojni>reh. Jield-btmiiess-cperations, worlk, 
 ?tfT^ n. ^n*iin n. fWtHpft/. ^d+m n. ?1d«4M4/. ^- 
 yfru/ ?tfT^/. «ii^rt or ^T^/. SIVft 5"nft/. *w(fl«t- 
 
 Hire of a beast upon a.-employment. ^V^J.^f. 
 ^^ m. ^I^«(4I m. 
 
 Implements of a. — compreh. anirnPT^/. The com- 
 mon ones are ^TtHT, <TTHT, f«^, Vl**}, JSTor ^, U'RPft, 
 ni*u|, ^t^l'T, fJiioli. 
 
 Beciprocal Hcrvice in a. pf^pP or ^TT^ft^/. ^t^ m. 
 '4S**</- Man or beast rendering it ^K^\ or f^<>wil,^- 
 ^^ or ^l«ir!*0, "Tl^, Tct^t??. 
 AoBicuLTUBiST, «. cultivatoT. \\t\'i.(\ m. ^tfrpfwn w». ^- 
 
 Aobostis, n. bent grot*. ^ pop. Jt^/. ^oft./. 
 AoBOCSO, air. n«l*f «l«[^ aTOT, W5I1T, 51^, "^K- 
 
 To be a. ;?I*t^, 31^ 'MH^. 
 AoiE, «. intermittent /ever. v. I^'etZB. f^'SRIN 1 
 
 f»i«<f «, Ac. 3i5*RT >i.!jiy(^/.^«^/. ir«»T?j ii 2. »W^. f^ or (tf ». «nft/. p. *tt, ^, fi^/ fr 
 
AIM 8 
 
 f^/- f 3J5/. tM m. pi. V. ^,^/.2>Z. f?Rf?lft/. 
 
 AaUE-CAKE, n. «^t^/. [>»««* irftfT, 
 
 Ague-PEOOF, a. l^smTftH^^TT, f^^ftfT, 7ft7i^r^Ti«ITtT, ?ft<T- 
 AarE-SPELL, «. fl^r^IT or f|8|ri|MMI ^i'T w. ^v.(<,«ii>?'P 
 
 AOUE-STEUCK, AOUED, ffl. ?ft?i^^T?nflrI-?T?f-<tr3rT-3nTf-f?TO' 
 -%?-lTW-5nfq:rf-3^Wf5f5lfr-3nf«nT-£q7!T-3TTS^-SITIT- W?I- 
 
 ^-arrf^- &c. 
 
 Agx;ish, a. cAj%. 4?^*^?,^^, ^5^ *rT^f5r. 
 Aguishhess m. v. a. ^5^/. fl^^T »»• ^1^ n. 
 An, Aha, jTi^er/. — noting ccDsure. ^, |i^t, 31^, ^. 
 
 2 — noting complaint, compassion, &c. ^, ^iq' ^q^, ^- 
 
 ^, CM^, 3?^^, 3?"^, g?H?;?5,T<^. 
 
 3 — noting exultation, |f, 31^^. 
 Ah! oh! — as under great pain. ^^ ^^ ^T^ ^'IT, ^J'. 
 Ahead, adv. on in front. 5^^, ^^R, »it^^, ^5TTOT 5^, Icit- 
 
 ^, 3T^TT^. 
 To got or go a. 5<S|«|uI, J?l^l«f. 
 To Aid, v. a. v. To Help, m^ n. ^.X^ff.ofo. RfTT^T^T «.-^- 
 
 Aid, «. V. Help. ?n?r«-5»1^/ *T^/.H^^(t/. 
 Aid de camp, «. ^'fm m. fJiftiTT ««. qfTf«TF<T ««. 
 2b An, t>. «. ^^H, i^ot ».-|:^ w.-^/.-fspJ^T »j.-5IT«TT/. 
 &c. ^^ in. con. 
 
 I ail, I am ailing. JT?JT or iTTf?TT f^T^c^T sft ^ZrT ^- 
 
 What ails thee ? H?5T ^IJTq' ?5Fip5-^c5 ? 
 Ailing, a. v. Sick. |mT^, |?ioi^, 3T^re»T, siFHTVIPft. 
 
 Ever a. v. Sicklt. |^ToP^ 
 Ailment, Ailing, «. v. Sickkess, Dieoedee^:^ «. j^of 
 n. ^^/m. f^^FR »». f^frT /■ 3l?nTr«n^ n. 3t^?r «. 3T- 
 WKWT «• 
 
 2 a «?)>//< disorder. ^R^of ^tfT^ |??<jf «.?3T^ ffrf pl'ifw. 
 
 l^T?f fp^ 5fi"f «• ffSf"^ 5'3'if «. ^'^W\ m. 3T?q^ w. 
 
 S'o Aim, v. a. direct or point. '^^^., ^ot, qfJJ^, ?!Nwf, 
 
 ^b Aim, ». n. — with a ■vreapon, &e. f?lfr/. q^-iritjwf, ^H 
 
 2 fig.^o(«< one's view or aiUntion at. 3^ «.- 3?T «.-^- 
 tTH n.-^V\ n.-&e. tRwf-3T^<Jif-3^. 
 Aim, «. direction given. f?I^/. f. tTT, sii«T,'^'T m. ^«rTT w. 
 
 2 view directed, ^JT «i. ?i«rT^ «. 3?5?iqTH n. ?^^ n. ?5- 
 ^ «. ^fftr w. t). '^, 3rf*RiftT »». ST^^^n^ ». c5FI »». 5^^ 
 »». ». «TT. 
 
 Unerring a. ST'g^tTTT «. 
 
 Of unerring a. 3rg<JiB'*TT^. [ TT «. 
 
 3 point aimed at. v. Bvtt. f^T^Tm «. <5^«T «. 3?T m. fj- 
 
 4 oJ;W< of a desijn, v. Design. f^f^rT n. rn??4 «. aTT- 
 ?I?? m. 3rf*rmq' m. H?13^ m. iflrT n. f^T m. ?J1^ tn. 
 
 Of single a. (or purpose ). SJ^l^^fT. 
 Aimed, _p. v. V. A. s^H^^OT, %»1^t5T, &e. ^'^^. 
 Aimee, w.t.Y.A. qi^oiiTT, JJiJim, ??l^«iTKT, &c. ql^j^. 
 
 AIE 
 
 Aiming, n. v. V. A— ac<. %Jiaf n. qivjdf n. ajg^'qisf «. «Jt- 
 
 AiB, «. T. Wind. ^ m. ^TTT m. ^J. ^TcT m. ITT^ w. 3fT?*TT 
 TO. v>i»i<=[siTOT OT- ^^/- "^^T OT. ^?f »». ?^?fH tn. 
 
 N.B.But little difference is perceived by the Hindu* 
 between air and v-ind. 
 
 In the open a. exposed to the air. JfT'Ttfr, IJ^ ^^^jttT, 
 ?^r5?m=?Tf?Ttr ?m^«n<T,3^? <?^=lt<T,5^-qtfT, sn^^TT^-' 
 
 In the a. in mid-space. SWfrltt, 3i<TftfT, 3i?Rl55. 
 
 To snuff up the a. — colts, &c. ^TTm.^<if-f?oi-, 
 
 To take the a. ^^/.-^RT m. ?ilot, ^XK\ TI«ft «. ^\^y 
 ^\^f. qRot, sn'^ adv.\'^^.^\xf. spT^t, cI3T«TRr ^T^T. 
 
 To beat the a. v1?5rTT2'T «■ ^''f. 
 2 ( with respect to tempcraturc-&c.) ^^]f. 
 8— as a humour of the body. ^T<T in. ^q; m 3Tf5ia' m. 
 4 viVoZ aiV. sfior M. ^T^ M. *n?rT M. Five are enumerat- 
 ed — xrior, smT, ^TI^, ^T, ?f*n^, and five inferior 01 
 secondary (gqsjior)— ^nn, 'F-*?, ?.f;?J, ^^T^tT, q?I'JW.['5f«. 
 6 an a. a gentle wind, v. Bbeeze. ^2^/. *1^5 m. ^- 
 
 6 mien, look. iJ^T/. ^^t/. %^ «. ^Vt «. «^/. an^-' 
 Tm.^^n. ^ 
 
 7 affected or particular manner. ^V^ m. 3JT/. ^/. %- 
 
 8 general aspect, v. Appeabance. 5l?5 »n. ^CT^ w. S«l/ 
 ^^/. ^^W/. ^J M. tn m. ^T'FTT «». 
 
 9 airs; havghty pretensions, notions, manners. 3?^? /. 
 3|!R5n^/. ^ m. ^tTT m. q?n?r/. f*l^^ /. 3TT5«TfTT /. 
 r. 3fiJ, qran^fHTST, ^l-mf.pl. V. HTT, S?f?1^/. «. fJR^, 
 
 siTctn, 5fliJ^3TTor, ^p?:, ^Ji^sTf /. f ?tr^/. sisif /. st^r- 
 
 ^/. t>. !R, ^?ft/. ». fjR^,%nR w. V. tJR, Hn?<t/. Jf- 
 
 ?i^ »». f^JT/. yirmM m. 
 
 Te give one's self airs. ^S^ irfH^/ sn^H'Jf, SlieT 
 
 ^^5155 n. 3nOidf, giflJnfT TO. ^FT^-I^fl'i'. 
 
 10 See Tune, Song. 
 
 11 publicity, g^l/. 7^!K/. f?: /• 
 
 To AiE, ». o. escpose to tlie a. dry in the a. ^iFrf-^IaSTI-^^- 
 ^Toj-Ac. qTr5% qpqtrf- ^^T^ ^T?iota«nS, ^RT TO. ^^- 
 
 2 dry by exposure to afire. fci<p«(i-t<<i<i"l'll'l ^JloifilOt-^- 
 
 AlE-GUN, «. elM'tfe'FT/. 
 
 AiE-HOLE, w. opening for air. n^^r «. ^^ m. qi^ n. f^- 
 
 ^/. 3TT^?I^^^/. qmr*^ m. ^THT?^ n. 
 A. of a water conduit. ^-^^j^W pop. 3^RT w. 
 AiE-PCMP, n. ^mW.^^^ n. ^T^qi^^F^^T «. ^m^TfnF-^- 
 
 qH^-&c. 'T'?!. 
 
 AiE-TiGHT, a. srr^ w ^THfT^q^-^ffTsJ'^'F, ^TrrrT^T, ^rmi^- 
 
 A1BINES8, n. v. A. 3. |t?Tft/- ^Tfl^MOlT ». 
 
 4 qr^aqwiT m. Tt^^^^J m. 
 
 5 ^^qoTT m. fssM/. fS^R^'tT »«. 3T3il^qTilT m. 
 AiBiKG, «. ramble for the air, fl^/. ^I^ /■ f'FT'f »■ flrti«<i 
 
I 
 
 ALB 
 
 31 
 
 All 
 
 AiBT, a. compoteJ of air. ^I^^I, &c. «n^*T^, ««i<im<4, «ii^<km, 
 
 2 belonging or relating to air. <(N-m, Ac. fti^flqtft, ^- 
 
 3 icim/y, breezy,— oi places. ^jrftT, ^^<^i<, ft^T, ^- 
 
 4 ligkt, hoUoic,\. Emity. «n*cS, R^mi, ^^N+ol of^l^^lxii, 
 
 5 fricolout, tri/Ung, ^'e. T. Light. ^K+I, fe^stT w f^- 
 ^, ifi^'f;* or *II<(+.o&, *H<iW, 3Tt^?7r. 
 
 Ait, Etght, n. i*land in a river. ^ n. ^j^ m. v^ n. ^^ n. 
 Ajar, aJv. 3fl^ 3^TfT a. rfw/.ftt^fRTT o. rf^c^. STMT^Tfjrf,!"^- 
 
 A«W, «.V.RXLATED.3nR, ^IIH R«<*<,^Tt^?^, HMr?«I,JU*^l'F. 
 
 2 partaking of tie tame properties. ^^I^Tnt^, ??»TtT4^, 
 
 Alack, Alackadat, interj. y. Alas. ^, ^TT^. 
 Alacbitt, n. cheerful readineu. 3rm^ m. Tf5m m. ^ m. 
 
 orfhr/. ^ 
 
 Alahode, a</r. ^Y55TT-^P^-Mf^Ml4i-!Hm-51"^MI-^tfft-&c. :r- 
 
 iTT'f, ir<Mi<ji3«7T <tc. Hftmglj^M &.C. qf^l<IlHqi^&c. 
 Alakm, h. rry or ro// to a<ra<< ««wn« danger. ^T^ /. 3BtTT /• 
 
 TWTT/.- flT<RT/. Ac. iim^MMT'irH'dTi^ n. ^^mFFT- 
 
 2 AiiWk*, t. Tcmclt. pn/. |17/. fT^Pl/. |f7^It5/ 
 
 8 ▼. FbIOHT. \vp\f. V^t^f. *TPnY/. H^ M. f^^im OT. 
 
 To take*, at. ^pj/. ^-irif, "^^h/. JTif, -MH+uf, 
 
 ALABMiai, n. one giren to raiu alarm. »nT *TI^P»rRT, H<?MI- 
 
 Alab, I'd/r^. ^, ^nr^, «ft^, fT^, "^j af^ 
 vi^iM, 't'-'f.'.r. 
 
 3b Alabx, p. a. v. N. 1. »T«ir^ ?mT/.-«n7TT(t/.-tfec. ^'jf,sT- 
 TITT "«. ^T^j^TrfW ^Wt/ ^M*!"!, ci«TT<t^H«IHI -J"- 
 
 3 T. To Feiuiit£9. ft^f^ui, <^il4<!i, •l«<1l^v(, ^(^' 
 f^, 'TPfPT /»;». >T«JT»ft4-f^'TO-Ac. ^rif . 
 
 A LAKH-BELL, M. ^-/INHMKI ■•. Jc^t^ 'HW «. ^^IJCT/. 
 
 Alabm-clock, Alabu-watcb, n.ftw^nr ^[?Pff fnjsrKTiM 
 
 Alib!ibd, p. T. V. L M<iif^M<ft inwi %^^ Ac. arm^PTO- 
 
 q[f^- ifir*in-|rf<PT- Ac. 
 
 2 V. F»ioHTi5EP. *T«r'ft^ p<>p. »wnft?T, ^rtrs/'i f^i*^- 
 lLABm!ro,p.«. terrifying. »W^, »T^m«, »n»3>s|^, *T«nT5, 
 
 Albeit, (m^p. v. Although. ^jTft, Tstrf^. 
 
 Albino, «. ^JloSm^T^'n an^'JmtMKi^'T !JT^^ "TlX ^ «. 
 
 Albugo, n. icAife s^ec^- in the eye. ^ n. J^T n. 5"^^ «. 
 
 S^»- ^ '^.^ [5^^«. 
 
 Albcmen, w. tfAj/ff of an egg. qt^TT «fte«tt?^ w». 
 Alchemical, a. v. N. f^M^lMT, T^rFfTT^r, 'irf^rf^J^tft- 
 
 Alchemist, w. f^p^qr +<uiTTT, f«bM^IMIT, IVNfft, ^^ffTJ^?^, 
 
 Alchemy, B.f^H«TT/. ^WT^T «.T^f%f5/^T^f^T f^<^f. 
 Alcohol, «. Ji?Tr«rT 31^ m. i^qi^ «i. JlCf^T^ m. 
 Alcoholic, o.JiqTe?rr 3^\^, il?TT^ tT^<F. 
 Alcove, w. /arye recess. ^\^ 'f^^^f. i\jzf ^HTITm. 
 2 (in a garden.) «)''WI w. *iiq »i. 
 
 Aldebman «. ?i^ nt^T^ ^ a^f^nPTft arf^. 
 
 Ale, n. ?TTHr5ft %%^ (^ ST^FTrEft ^J^ aTT|, ^TJTT >». 
 Alembic, n. «<»/;. irq' ^iSNI-^' 'T?I n. H^l^pnT «». 3TTgfrRT?{ 
 
 n. ^'si<4-9| n. 
 Alebt, o. vigilant, ready. «lttT?qT 4iH^-m, «tiH<,«i<^, ^TRVt, 
 
 jniT, ^^rnTT, vSTHmr, ^tr^ift, ^ni^??P. 
 
 2 6n«i-, wj"»i47«, v. Active. =5na, 3Ttn^?r. Cpirft/- 
 
 Alebtness, n. v. A. ^rw^^'TT m. HT^trfnft/. vTPiqoiT »»• 
 
 2 aii'NMoill/ -=|Mot|^/. 
 Alexiphabmic, a. expelling poison. f^qMl ^TR^nRT, f^l^f, 
 
 nCllPT, f^^FI^, fillMlriY. 
 Aloebba, n. iJt^fwnr «■ «iT3T «. 31«>qrf>»lf&l?T «. 
 
 Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, in a. 
 
 Known quantity in a. ^ n. 
 Operation or working in a.3T»qT|}fif^/. 
 Unknown quantity or number in a. a^sq^B n. 
 An unknown quantity, Ac. a^sq^PTlf^T w. 
 Equation of unknown quantity, Ac. gRsq^j^FTw. 
 Relation of unknown quantity to its co-eflicient. TW- 
 
 Aloebbaic, a. <\^T^fui?r[t<^, »(Y"^f^?n^, iil-d'lfiiMfHril, 
 
 «f\^««i*ft, iIWif'rfifrTq'F, TJlifT. 
 
 Aloebbalst, n. ^t^PlfT^ft «»■ »n^'lf>>IfJ|| «. in^'lflMV, 
 
 Alias, o</ff. otherwite-mg to a name. ^. [r<?t^ 
 
 ■ Alibi, a</». JW^^T ^ipTt, ^H-^H f^'FTorf, 3T?ir ft^Cr, 3l«T 
 1 Alieit, o. t. FoBEias, ^Vi^^, ^\'n\-, "l^^TI^T, m^T^T \v- 
 
 ] 2 r. 8TBA50E, Ftbaxoeb. 7T^ or ^T, «TTT?IT, TT^, «n-- 
 
 I Aliek, n. V. A. iri^^ Kg«q- m. T^^^ft «». f^5fft w. 'TT'^- 
 
 ^^:in \i\^ T^T «"• Ac. [f^^i^r/. 
 
 AllEKABii.lTT, fi.T.A. J^T'-T^ fr«Tt<ITqT^i^T'»rT Ac. ^n?TT/ 
 
 Aliekablb, a, t. V. 1. JW--«IT^«IT ^Inf ^niT-^I^H-Ac. 'H\- 
 
 To AUJUATK, p. a. (a property), ettranje. 5^«n% fHii ^^f 
 
ALE 82 
 
 2 (the aftectiona, or a person ), estrange. sftf^/.-iTT*- 
 -&c. TO<riJf-f^T^^-f^R:^-f^5 %ot-3ti or H?# ^rif 
 y. ofo. ^\^ m. ^TotST"^, ?f^, ^^ w».-5f5nFt/.-&c. <ftl#, 
 f^5?r-f^?r-&c. ^FJTJf, 55i^%^ m. ^at. 
 Alienated,^, v. V. 1. |?r*^n% ^^ f^?irti-&c. f^cirtl, 
 
 2 ^JT^, ^JT^T^, f^?T?f, f^(^, f^^, ^RT35T, TTTRnr, 
 
 Aliexatiox, «, v.V. 1.— (»c<. ^+1-4 N ^r^ «. Tf^^OTrf 
 !F?:ot «. &c. fTf^^R «.-1%':TPT«.-f^r^i'T «». ^ ». f^r^n. 
 
 2— arf. JT?r ^^^ w.TTT f^n^of n.fTl^o'r m. — state. I^^rfrf 
 
 R^n^/. ^^^TcTT/ ^tRR?^ n. #^%^ OT. ['«. ^of. 
 
 To Alight, r. «.v. To DisMOUNX.^iTTor, ar^rd^ j».-3TTO^- 
 
 2 fall and lodge. ?rf5?T 'IS^-TT^-ifH^-^'f, TrTT^f, TS'Jf', 
 
 3 at; stop at, Sfc. 3?R"if, %Tr m. ^3t, qT<TnT«- 5=raf, »J+IH 
 Alighteu, iJ. V. V. 1. ;j^%?^, 3T^?5:3r, \*iHH< l ^ . 
 AuanTiNG, n. v. V. 1. — ad, "Sr^^ n. ar^fff^ m. a^r^oT w. 
 
 2— act. JJrTT^ n. S'Fn^TT "T!''? «.-5Rr<jf n.-&.c. 
 
 Place of a. H+m m. %^TJr «. ^=^ n. 
 Alice, a.v. Like. ^WT^T, <^W^R, "?^?ft, ^TH^, siTHR, 
 
 2 oj one kitid w qitalily. ^^RTf^, iJ+<m, 'T^^IHW, 'TT 
 ^JTIrfrq-, (J+MrO^I, SflTT^tif, ^WTR, (T%HT5i% H^lft, ^mPT' 
 ^STTrftT, ?nTPf3TTrff , ^Mntiw, [ 31TNT 
 
 Alike, <»</». i^+.'HK^T, >^+--(W+U, li+sOrftH, (i+^HI'rrH 
 
 Alike-minded, a. iT^fqrT, vj+f^^, ^[+HH, <^*Mdl^, i^. 
 
 Aliment, «. nutriment, v. Food, ^pjf ?i. 3TT^ «». 3T5r " 
 T^ OT. *r^ «. ^Jft^^ n, M|UM «. 
 
 Alimental, Alimentakt, a. hehnging to «.<MI«*<!-m, T^^ 
 
 2 nourishing, v. Nutritious. jf^^-^PTT^-JTS, "7tf$*' 
 Alimoxx, n. alloicance to a separated icifc. VA*\-^ ^Tr^r^JT 
 
 Aliqcaxt, a. ^'^^tvr^CV^^^.i ?imMM+. 
 
 Aliquot, a. f^3?F!r>Tr;r};, l^fT^HPHP. [ ;fnrm 
 
 AnvE.o. V. Living, fjmr, ^jft^T^ pop. f^fT, f^r, ?Rft^ 
 
 2 active, in full being, vigour, virtue, ^'e. fSTHT, sffFnTT, 
 •^Wdl, vii'jn, 'Jii'i*!,'*), t[r\-^. i 
 
 All a. Alive aud hearty. f5rTT vH I MH I, PHrll-ift ?, fJT?rr- ' 
 
 3 lively, swarming. TST^vftrT. 
 Alkahest, w. ^«f4H+ n. 
 
 ALL 
 
 Alkali, n. v. Potash, Soda, Auugkia. ^tr m. ^TTT "i. 
 
 Alkaline, a. ?iki-=-mi yuiNl, ^TTTy^, ?1KJ|un, ^Kyu|+.. 
 
 A. ashes. 'fV^ m. 
 To Alkalize, v. a. ^TT^JT n. sjvtof, ?^Tft^^ ^X.^. 
 Alkalized, />. v. V. ?Trft<T, ^nftT?!. 
 All, «. ^t-F^K5-«'i*i-3(T^^-&c. ^H<,\*\ m.-^r^ »».-^hPT 
 
 A. along. See «»(/er Beginning. grsT? 3T^, STRtfT, 
 
 A. at ouce, v.Suddenlt. i(+H{#. 
 
 A. alone, (t^tt '^^, ^^Ri^ ^J, %^5E (J^f^t. 
 
 A. through, m ( as f^^THT, TT^PTT, ^'vR &c, ) 
 
 At a. sptfR', sm^, Piw-T, fn^i^, ^d<iH, Pid<iy,»n?rr- 
 
 T, ^fr+P«(H, ar'J'TT^, f^j^rPr. All these words demand, 
 like the English word, the negative construetiou. iSce 
 therefore Not, None. 
 One's a. ^^?^rt. 
 All, ado. completelg, quite, t. Whollt, ar^^. 
 
 A. one. ^^^• 
 All, a. the tchole ( mass or multitude ), total. ^'Wi, ^fT^;?, 
 
 f^, *)+ofl«p, 3TWT, ?mxr, ?i'T^, ^^5^, ?;?^, f^*?- 
 
 A. without exception, a. whatsoever or whosoever. 
 
 All, in comp. is rendered by ^isf, B^l^, HTIfr, f^^Jf, ?fyt, 
 vjpig[, 3Tf^Ic5, as the following examples will shew. 
 A. — accomplished, ^^F^ noi'HM'H, ^f^f^5, ^S^iY, '^- 
 
 A.-adorablo. f^'^R?!, ^5f?T, ^+rl^i|, vd'Ig<^, ^Ir'jtfq', 
 
 A.— 3onqiiering. A.-subduing. B'^ffiTfT, ^^S-5Tf<q^- 
 
 &c. fST5, f^r^rf^^. 
 
 A.-crealing. ^T^j-^nFf^-arfv-TS- &c. fTRffTT, ^'?^, f^- 
 
 A.-destroyiug. ?r^S!ff, fl-+.rff*J^r3!ft, aTR7=5«ftft, &<". 
 
 A.-eatiiig, A.— devouring. ^H^, ^^T^T^, ?l^»T?ft,&o. 
 
 A.— enduring. ?r«rtlf , f^^^RTf . 
 
 A. -fours. To go on a. ^t^wi. SR^. 
 
 A.— knowing. ^^fT, ^^flrn", ?nFSj-3Tf^?;-&c. trTT. 
 
 A.-pervading. ^--'rnfr,f^='q'S^r'ft, ^'^TFT^, ?T^^f?R, 
 
 fTF<T, ^sfl, ftj. 
 A.— powerful. +l4+l4?T^, fl4+l<I^H»f, ^^tTtP^, ^n- 
 
 A.— searching. ^T^nfi^^, ^n]«^. 
 
 A.-3eeing ^?df, ^t?^, f^^^T^iff, ^l^tTT^, ^^% 
 
 A.— siirpassing. ^#fJT5. 
 
 A.-sustaining, A. — upholding. f^'^tTlft, f^fT'-^TT. 
 A.-wise. ar^gf^, aisKgHg,. 
 To Allat, v. a. paHfy. v. To Comiose. ?lt?T^iJ|f, ?m^, 
 f^T^jf, v(% ^>^, TT?T*TOT.-OT?nT5Tn.-3^?Tff?r/.^n:'t/.^o. 
 
I 
 
 ALL 
 
 2 mitigate. See To Rise. 
 Allegation, n. t. Y. 1. — act. ^x(\r^vi-&.c.'^i*[iin, &c. f^T- 
 
 2— act. Pir«Tl «i<|UTn. &c. ^7^m»*. 
 I. excute, T. Plea. ^rfnfT n. <|^|U||»i. «rT^/. •IT'nT/. 
 .To Allege, r. a. v. To Affikm. fH=iiPN^-^^t<=R't-?!^- 
 
 2 protluce as an ciyumeiit, ^'c. v. To Plead. fHfilTTn.- 
 
 AriEOiANCE, n. Jr»fT^»«. ^I^T^^TVHm. <MlslI*tr*(flr/. TT^r- 
 KOOBICAL, a. ^^iirlNI, 4l*lr*<|-<jr, ^^tdlT, ^nTTfJI'F, 
 
 I -• Alleoobize, v. a. turn info allejon/. CT-TIHT-^^tHT^- 
 
 2 underttjudfyuraticely. ^f?TX^T^-^^tfT^jS[t#-&C.qTff- 
 
 iLLECOBV, «.^'iiHVH+<IT/. lfr?T^<TT/. *<m*iir*fe,M<»><iT/. 
 
 To Alleviate, c. a. wa^f Ught, mitigate, v.To Ease. ^^KT- 
 Ac. ^Twfi^W^, rt?W''r,3^?W»i.-RnKm.-?IK»i.-4M?iH'1«.- 
 
 Alletiation, h. v. V. — act, ?l»T^n. TltfW^n. ?IK»». ?I»TTTn- 
 
 A LLtr, «. i«i//t III a yar</*». irmtrft^ TW m.-mzf. T<«H- 
 
 2 ( of towns, Ac. ) v. Lase. -snft/. ^TToE/. »n!^/. 
 Aluaxce, «. T. ArnxiTT. w^rtt^/. ?7»I?T/. TT^ n. ^T^- 
 
 2 lemgue, r. Combi5atiox. ^W^ m. fiw»r/. yiHHHn. 
 
 3 T. CojOfXCTio.x. fl^ m. ^^ m. 
 
 \llioatios, «.— in arithmetic — medial. f^N'lf'H «. g- 
 
 AllioaToB, n. ^^7. m.pop. H^ m. g^TT/. g^T/. M'KM--tf 
 OT. f^ «". T^ m. ^^/. rfi'm. »itf^^/. 
 Graap or wizare of an a. HTTfiR^/. 
 K LLirrKATToy, 1|K* wii. Jmr w. •W'jm+i m. ^w>^yi« m. 
 .\LLlTEEATirt, a. pertaining to, or ion$ittinj in a. 'ipjiim- 
 
 *Tv^, • » \ -^j t] fim> , iTspra?:^?. TR^irnfnnT, H'ji<m«i5. 
 
 m*. 
 
 Kti/>»ivu,n. freeMd ntate. WRmrt-snfW^rJTT^-Ac. ?^5i 
 «i.-«^^M.-Ae. 
 
 allopatht, »i. <i'iftM^jj» f^Tw Pi^^ i«^^T 155:^ tirn ^- 
 
 ^ifMi^i wni m.-finiT/> 
 7a Allot, v. a. yite hg lot. ^rS^TT ti**i-VI'Ji^-*c. f^iTPM- 
 
 2 apportion, attign. w1?T ^55»r or ftT^ ^, ft^TPp ^, 
 Au-OTMcrT, a T.V. 2— •*/. ffT^^ n. f(rKT'J^-ini»T-4c. 
 
 ^3 ALL 
 
 I I. ^ing allotted, v. Shake, ^t^f. ^\Z\ m. »TPT m. 
 
 11. ( o/Mc <Atn^* ofli/e. ) ai^^^Rm^^^ m. Hm m. 
 mf.r^n. 
 To Allow, v. a. grant, eoncede,\. To Admit. JTR^T, wt?^ 
 
 ^ M. :Rot ^. o/ 0. 
 
 2 let, siijer,\. To VERyiiT. ^^.^ T'i^R'ft/.- ^^ ?«.- ' 
 MI+.oft^/.-&c. ^. 
 
 3 ^iVe a* j)oy, jraj7e«, stipend, ^'c, ^t^m, %'1''T^/. 'FTOt- 
 
 4 ^(le o« rations, procisiont, Sfc. ^r\\^f.^^^'J[^ /. «r<<«l- 
 
 5 for: make abatement Jar. fli^TT «. ^PT'^f, ^^TT «(. 
 ; ;pT5or-q^.— fig. ^S/.-^/.-'BTI^tS /.-^ftS^Tl/. ^P^- 
 
 ' ^. 
 
 6 for; give in consideration oJh^XJ i».^,«(^*<i m.'mrtwi. 
 I Allowable, a. v. V. 1. HMI<<l-'^t*IT- v^'|cir-&c. mt^ :ftt- 
 
 ! 2 (JM(/ Lawful. a^f^Nj;, aT^T^tT, KF^, vjf^rt, '^F^, 
 i Allowableness, n. v. A. 2. onrf Lawfulness. st^pJtdH «. 
 qt^TrTT/. ^TTl^frT ». 
 Allowably, a</t) t. A. 2. and. Lawfully. <(l«ll«li-jH, ^^' 
 
 ku.Ovi^'SC%,n. pay, trages, stipend, salary. ^^X^ m. ^T^- 
 
 m. T^JT/. 
 I Annual a. ^RPT "• 
 
 Extra allowances. ^ft^^UTT m. *rrTT m. HTft H. 
 
 Monthly a. <^<.Hi^l m. mfR^ «• 
 2 rations, Sfc.food alloiced. TK ♦«• ^tT^ n. Tfrf^qr m. 
 
 j Monthly a. ( as to a servant ). 3T55W/. 
 
 1 3 »n«//er alloiced, gener. ««wi or quantity. ^r<TT^/. Trfttl 
 or Tm^ m. 'SpT'jnF/. %H^ f'^^rti'^^'fT m.-Vl^ /.-^^ /-&c. 
 Daily a. ^t^/. rrf^^rft/. 
 Person receiving a daily a. tiP^i^K c. 
 4 See Pebmission. 
 
 a abatement, deduction. 5^1 w. ^3pn m.^^f.^izf. 
 WTS J. «ISWI« /. ^TT^tS /. [^'Tm . 
 
 .\f.I,0WKD, ^. V. V. 1. HI'V %^R?T, 'TR^pJI, Ac. lifrl'J^rT, 
 
 2 <TrTiJnfr«jT, 3T^rf*mmT, 3ni^^%n^, ^T2^HT^T,'H- 
 
 L— used of articles of food, of olTeriugs, Ac. FTItT. 
 ' To Allot, v. a. mix baser metal with. (^ n, VW^f, f^T^!: 
 ' -f^T^-f^"!*^- &c. ^T^. 
 
 2— fig. ^T-'Y^T-At'. ^T^, ^YTTT/ 3Tm<if, «Ff^ m. rTT- 
 
 Allot, «. ia*rr »ir<<i/ mi*r(/ t<i7A. ^w «. q;^ m. 
 
 2 fig. qmr/ fH^/ T'n'W/. I'JiWt ita;/. fn^rgr/. 
 Ali.otkd,^. v. v. L fi^^ %iVJ, Ac. flpT^T, fi^TT^, f^- 
 
 2 "JTfsref*^*?, <<^.rt*, IPI^. 
 
ALM 84_ 
 
 Allspice, n. myrtu» jpimenta. ^ftfTotf^'ft/. ^^Tf^Kt /. ^• 
 
 «pf55 >» «. 
 To Allude, v. ». rp/i?r <o indirectly, hint at. <^-»(ii ^57T 
 
 C^-i^or tT5;^-&c. ^1?53t «c«V/i g. ofo. 3^ «.-<?K<n' «. %- 
 ffr-?5Tf5 ^t??^ iC'VA q-^ oj 0. ^[^^\^ c^^T «.-^ROT n.. 
 5f^R OT.-&C. 3T?r^ ipj'^A m or ^ in. con. 
 Alludeu, «. Alludixo, p. a, v. Y. ^^J ^€^ ^^^^TTRT, 
 
 2b Allube, v. a. entice, lure, decoy, tempt, flr^, 'TV'jf or 
 
 JT'tT'jf, ?5r^rFr^, ?it»T5roir, '335 ^^nr n. ^iff, ?!M5/.-??pt»i.- 
 
 ?7I^ m.-&c. ^?T^, ^m/. T?Rot, HtTT^ qt^ «. ?5WT%- 
 ^ijf, HTff w.-K"!^ n. sjlflof, ^T^ «.-Rhi^H m- sratT^ re- 
 Ac. 'Jj^crfy. 0/0. 
 
 Allueed, p. -v. V. ^r^ MMciri!, 3f^iq^?5i, ^r^, sr=?rf*T<T. 
 Alluhemext, Alluring, n. v. V. — act. ^T^Sr «. priT'^f « 
 
 &c. ^T^ »». PlHl^H ». si«^^ n.—a. or s. ^r^ m. 
 
 I. alluring object or cause. ^^r*f^ n, anf^Tf ». ^TTSiw. 
 
 Allueer, n. Allueiko,^. a. t. V. tii^uiki, hi^ m^TnnTT, 
 
 Allusion, «. t. V.— ac^ ^^'Tr ^CT ^r(T^«.^?TTM^+3?f- 
 
 ^ ». ^'^^ n. '^^Jf. 
 
 I. a. wjflf/e, V. llixi- 4d[x)^l/. 
 Allusite, a. having reference to something not fidly e.v- 
 
 2)ressed. ^^'^T, s^rq'T^fJt^, ^%fTT=qT, ^^^-HlrH^, ^Jl^I^P. 
 Allusitelt, a<^i!. v. A. <^-mi*.M or ^i^, ^%?IT^, °^^\- 
 
 AlLUTIAL, O. Mcf|'«)|, Hc6|-<i)I, H<*^-5.i|l vifn^^l. 
 
 A. soil 'i^vim>r/. »T^/- 
 Allution, Alluvium, «, nsft /. ?7oiJT5i m. ik/.Hra'/. 
 
 To Ally, t'. a. connect by marriage. ^'[lt\^; /■■'^\H>M /.- 
 
 2 ( by treaty or league. ) ?n?q'B%?W«i^ m.- ?nvTO*«iV 
 »».-fH5lf^fT5tq' »».-^5fWt m.-&c. W.^. 
 
 3 /orf» relation between, v. To Cox>;ect. ^"sjtTOT. ^iif. 
 Ally, n. confederate, ^'c. tj^ m. «+.dl^' ^TT^^TTT, ?^- 
 
 w. ^W m. ^I^|i<4«+rf) »«. 
 
 Almanac, «. 't^m «. qml ». 
 
 Almanacmakee, n. q^t^T m. TSffl^FrTf m. »nn^ m. 
 
 AlMIOHTINESS, «. V. A. ^#rf^/. 3T't?f5Tf^/. H^^Tf^prTT/. 
 
 Almighty, a. ^^1^^ W^srf'fJ^, 3TH?r?TfT|>, «#5FR?nf>, ^i- 
 
 +-l<f'«H'<|, arfTT^TJTT, ?{^?Tf*Hiri^ 
 ALMionxY, «. V. God. qT%=^T m. M'NI^ w. SHrT^TTpt^- 
 
 Almond a. «rr^T»ft or sj^n^ft. 
 
 Almond, «. — tree. ilT^nT or sf^m/ IT^TJft/.— fruit c||^m 
 
 or «l(yn «. »j. iil^IH'lloll «i. 
 Almosee, w. o^CJ'fl/ didrihuter of alms, enrrt^T^Tm. ?[HT- 
 
 ALO 
 
 Almosht, Almet, n. place for distribution of alms. ^H- 
 
 rir/. H^«. 
 
 Almost, ar/j». nearly, tsell nigh, for tlie most part. ^^ w.- 
 5H, STFT:, ^JTWS, •3TrfP»r, 3^5, ^T?^^, ^rTST^tT, 3Tre*TT- 
 FT^f^. This adverb,however, is best rendered by other 
 constructions, as in the foUowiug csamplec, My icorh 
 is almost done, irraf ^FTT B"T?T 3TT^ 3Tf|, It is almost ten 
 o'clock, JT^ «(MI<<I+I 3n% or '-atSTTtiT ?,T^ ^Tfnft^, 7/e 
 had almost reached the village, ^] qfirr^spr^ "ft^H?n ^^T, 
 &c. &c. 
 
 Alms, n. f>T?Tri>o/). *ft^ /. fnwM n. m m- iTH'T^rT^ or U- 
 
 HI^ m. ^\V\r\f. 
 
 A. asked by worshippers of Dein, ^Fl^w. — of Khan' 
 dobd, ^rft/. 
 
 Daily a. f^TrT^TT ». 
 
 Liver upon a. f^'^^TTTjft'ft. 
 
 Victuals given as a. iTT^^Pft/. one who lives on them 
 JTTg^ft m, 
 
 'lo live on a. jf^F ^/. JTrnsr 3mot, ifrp m'JfT'JT? rt, 
 HTot, fH^^N^3ftf^/.-i^?T^ft^r/.-f>T??rT^ift«R M.-&C. 
 
 To live on unsolicited a. 3T^lf^fl^f?r/. sRwf, 
 
 It is easier to take poison than a. f^?r v;^^^ ^m >ft- 
 
 Alms-basket, Alms-box, Alms-bao, &c. n. ^ftslt/. ^^- 
 
 ^/. ST^Tjyrf/. 'FTT^/. fiT?7T<TT^T «. 
 A.-vessel of worshippers of Khandoba.^ ^?.'«TT»».— of 
 
 Deim, TTft/ 
 Alms-eeogino n. f^rg^pt/. f^T^^RT ». 
 
 Luck in a. ■PreTTTF'T n. 
 Alms-deed, «. ^H+i4 «. tl»f?;f^ «. vnrf^r^ »i. qTrkr^ m. 
 Alms-giving, «. «ti^ m. ^tpf m. 
 Alms-house, n. tr'TmrSr/'o?. tn^^ra/. ir^-^TTOn^ «. 
 Alms-man, «. »ft^ ^iuim m. f*r^^'T^ m. fH^^ w. fn- 
 
 ^|srf|4ft m. 
 
 Aloe, M.-plant, aloe i)erfoliata.%V^f.n. ^\KW.\\n. ^^TTT^ff- 
 
 2 — inspissated juice. +.l<3t|«i)«r m. ^ioSqr^ffe «. «FFT^t^ 
 
 Aloe-wood, aquilaria agalocha. 3T^T w». STT^ w. 
 Aloft, a^fi^. on A?y7j, v. Above. 3^, 3^, ^, ^'^. 
 Alone, a. v. Single. ^^FCT, ^'F?^', 'J^^FTT, *{*<(+t5r, ^- 
 
 To leave or let a. ^r^, #|^ ^, ^jTT3r-TTJ-3TB-^5t. 
 2 without company. ^^FST, 1^^-«Tl^r«rT- &c. SEItJft 
 
 Along, a(/r. and prep, at length, 7e«^<At««e. gTTT-f'l^JTffT-'IT- 
 ^«5T adv. deel. [ ^ofT^'. 
 
 2 in the direction of the length. A\^^*\\ qR'lT^- 
 
 3 onteard, on, v. Foewabd, 5^. 
 Get a. Go a. ^TPTJTT, ^STRT, ^t^fsHT, <Tfi ^FTa ^ 
 
ALT 
 
 35 
 
 A^fA 
 
 4 tirMjh tie lenyth of, all alony, T. THBOVeBOVT. 5T- || 
 
 -fJrafJT-^t<;3|5-&e. 3R?? ■HT^T, <rf^?<»R1?J5, 3TTt*mT- , 
 
 5 along with. v. "With. siTRT, ^f^, ^T^^HPT, fTK^T. 
 Aloof, aJr. at a ditlance, dUtinetJrom. ^, 3T??n,^^IoST </<"<•/. ! 
 
 ri'iil </«•/. *<1+.H, ^^^, f^^, <T^. 
 Alopect, n. falliity of oJ the kair.^ifrf. ^%f.T\f^ f- I 
 
 AtOCD. ni/r. HT^qr^, ^l-WIWil*!, V^ Ht^ ^^i^, 53^ 7^ 
 
 Al.PiCA,n. JTT mr^ ^ ^nMt^ <^ ^'\[m 3TT^. 
 
 2 f^TT^ ^HH^H %nt^ %%% ^T^T ". 
 ALPUABLT, w. 3T^*HPJ/. gopTRT/. ^^OT. f /. 5ni1^P»Tw. 
 
 iJTT^iliTr or ijrfm «ITTT^1<TT /. ;>/. ^ ?r «. "Pct^ m. pi. 
 
 Acquaintance with the a. 3I^T 3^roEW/. 
 
 Class of letters in the a. Vot^?^ or H>c?lril «i. ^^/. 
 
 Letter of the &. «ith its several combinations with 
 the vowels and antincdra and viurga. <IK«<t>CI w* ^^ 
 /. or ^UI«^/. 
 
 Series of the vowels and anutwdra and icUarja. ^TT'Ef- 
 
 *<t or f^f^f. or ifTTmt/. [^t^^ m. 
 
 Alphabetarl»5, «. T. Abecedabus. gitiTT^TT ot. 5F?T 
 
 »t5%?«ng^Tff, ai^r^^TT^^ift, aiis!fr-<<^^M»ii»ft, ai^qt- 
 
 Ou a. davs or periods, t^^pm^ or ?r, ^'Pl^TT 3Tr5, <^t- 
 To Altebnate, f. a. perform by hirns. an^t^T^^^-CflTott- 
 
 <TT5r't^-«)i<'4IctT%-MK'n«IR'ft%-3TTTrnTT^T%-&c. Jp^T. 
 
 2 chanr/e reciprocally. 'TT^'T^ TRiT »».-<nc'.?FTR?/.-3^?=Tr- 
 
 «TT^/.-<)><H<Ml<J-5l m.-r<P<«Iirfi''.«l/.- Ac ^^y. o/o. 
 7b Alteb>"ate, t'. n. happen, act, ^'c. ly turns. ^ZJ^^Z]^' 
 
 34M>''jHMP.''jH-3TTo(^fT5fl%-%lM|ct't%-'TR»rNl^it^-&C. qdj-- 
 
 2 follow reciprocally.^ ^I{\^ ^^ot-^l^AcTT^^^THT 
 
 Altebxately, adv. v. A. in reciprocal succession. 'JV^X 
 ^T^^T^^ft^., &c. ^i'j^ "(^HiH, 3TT^^ Mlfv-i^, ^f^^T^r- 
 
 -&c. ^^. 
 Altebsatesess, «. T. A. ^an^^oTT m. ((*i-msMiTr »». 
 
 ?^Tg?wf*TrTr/. &c. 
 
 Altebxatiok, It. reciprocal succession. 'R^T TTH^/w. TT- 
 Aj.TZsyxTViiE,it.aclioiceoftirothinys. f^^rT »'•• 'FrT »»• 
 
 ALTEKXATrVE, a.^^<?!F, ft^r^RT. 
 
 TPft, W^llj+M^rfl^. 
 
 [^TT. |l Altebnatitexess, w. v. A.^'FFC'T «. 
 
 ALreABETlCALLT, orfr.^l^^H^JHPf, f^Tr^^TT, Sl^^TI^^HT^- 
 
 iVLKCADT, aJe. in time patt or present. 3n*ff, W^, ff^^, 
 «€t, TT^i. The sense of the word is often best rendered 
 
 have told-done-given already. 
 Auo, «rfc. |(Y, »m, ?»<t^ or ^1f^, from ded. 
 .iLTiB, ". %^ or%ft m. r<ifj?^ ». T^lir^ m. 
 To AxTEB, r. «. V. To CnisoE. V^M, TT^^OT, r<pr^. 
 :1b Altzs, ». «. T, To Cbikoe. W7«?»r, "nj^^dr, fvrvf. i[ 
 
 .ItTEBABu, «. T, V. A. ii^5^mT-^i.;^r-Ac. f'VT^'n-^T- i 
 
 Altzb^xt, Altebatit^ a. n^«rm 4c. '^^▼R ^T'JnTT, 
 
 .VtiEBAKT, Altsbatite, w. — IB medicine. J|f>ftt-?rf<PPT-&c. 
 
 ^W^lft "^T^V n. f^T^^rft 3^*1 ». 
 AllCBATioy, *. T. \.—aet. ^^s?flt n. "TR^or ti. fqrr^of n. 
 
 (neuter f%Ti( n.)—tlate.y. Chaso^ >T?{ m. %T«.%T- 
 
 To AtTEBCATE. ScC To WBASOLF. 
 
 AlTtSCATi* 9, n. urenjUnf. WV\^ f ^ZI^Z f.^znft f. ^.V\Z 
 
 f. ^m m. miiflflii *. «wnr/. »n»Tv*t /. >p"pT /. 
 «omw/. n!«iT/ rii^H/. |tnwrft/. <>5% /• ^i^^iift 
 
 Alitbit, AiTEtyATE, «. 6ri>y III reciprocal nwMiMiVm. 
 
 Although, arfr. crff, >i<1"^, «Rlf^, T?]fT^. 
 Altiloquesce, «. pompous speech. ^cj^"Y^^ HTSfT n. 
 
 ALTiLocjrEST, fl. V. N. arfH sft^Tnft, aifH srn?»T«nPT. 
 
 Altimetbt, n. art of measttrivj heights.T^^f{Y(^f^'<X\f• 
 
 ALTisoyAST, a. V. roiiPOU.s. 3lf7!ilTJ, 3lfrTSTT?*r, T^'^. 
 Altitude, «. v. Height. 3^<t/. T^f^ «. 
 
 2 ( of a heavenly body ). t^f ^^^f. ?^f^ /■ 
 
 T^TT «. vi^dlST m. 
 To take the a. ^^/.-&c. »m<Jf-^TTwi -»i^<iif- 
 Altooetheb, adv. in a body. f^5r^, ^ f*^^5? ^^It:, HJ- 
 
 ^n:, v*l"iloff, ^f.^-ft^, ?T^a*fT. 
 
 2 utterly, quitc^y. WhollV. SRI^, fH^J, %^=^ or a, f^T- 
 
 3 on the teholc. ^^ or ^,fJT5ST. 
 Ai.UM, n. <lRl5t/. 95?'r^/. ^f. r^f 
 ALUMI50U8, a. Sf?q>t^, 'F'l^T'siT, J'^^T, ^^^'T. 
 AtViyE, a.helonging to the belly. qlJl^ 3?,^^%(t,3iI^fTfr, 
 
 ^;[^ ( in comp. ). 
 Alwats, adv. v. PlvEH. ?5^;)op. fl^, 'RTT;)o;». WTt, ?lTr- 
 flihft, «?^^, flSW, fl^JT, ^>n or ^IrnT, ^»^»*^or ?Tr, 
 
 f^, fi?«Tn:, ^3?TT, T^i^t «n»''t, T^=qT «T^pqr, 
 
 AVAIX, adr. rehtmintly.^violrntly. *ft^^JT H?.!^, W^i^^TT vfirr- 
 
 "^, »i'ra<n nnw'n'f, «5rm,3T^yWT did. ^i^ffsn </fr/. 
 
 AwALOAV, n. mixture of tunc melal vith quichihcr. SH- 
 
AMB 
 
 2 mixture, gener. Seo Mixture. 
 To Amalgamate, v. a. mix quickiiher with another metal. 
 
 MK4fMr«nTtTT^ m. qr^. 
 
 2 See To Mix. 
 To Amaloamate, v. n. Mend, Sfc. v. To !Mix. JTTolor, fJr^ 
 
 vTT'f , f^Woiar, TTR^ vTpJf , »fm w. fJTcEot y. 0/ «. recip. 
 Amaloamatioh, n, v. A". A. I— act. ^^Tt:^:^^^^^^;^ n. 
 
 V. V. N. — state. vTH^T-fH^-^^'T'IT »8.f*nFTcE/. f^T^ftHT^ 
 
 AMANUEifsis, n. ^F^TT^ 5RfPni^-5l Hv^*< (ti^uiKi m. 
 
 Error of a. W^^p ?^ »». ^^^psnTT^ m. 
 
 Written by au a. ^?7<^. 
 Amabanth, «.-ycllow,tlie i)lant.3TRT?!f/.3TRT7^ — flower. 
 3Tr%?5 orTi fl.— globe, the plant or flower .nsy H<-4M« m. 
 To Amass, v. a. v. To Heap. »t1w 7.T^, 'T'ToET^ST, ^St, 
 
 m.^jM J. ofo. 
 Amassabie, a. V. Y. niotl^iNI- ^n'-^jfT^- &c. 5Birr?T, ?i%T, 
 
 A massing, Amassment, n. v. Y. — art. iflctr «RTnt «. &c. n»T- 
 m^^f. ^'«TR*t/. ^^snr m. ^'q^ m. =^ m. ^^^ n. 
 I. the collection made. 53"^ m. ^^T w. 
 
 AMATEtiK, w. ^^ e. ^?ft c. ?«J)t c. 5q?nft c. (as ^ 'l|U4<|- 
 'STT^ft^). [TfTT/. 
 
 Amativeness, n. propensity to love. ?T^TR M«|UIHI /. ^'IKM- 
 
 AmatOHY, AMATOHlAr,, «. relating to love.i\i\\i,\-^].^i^t[\f[- 
 
 2 causing love. ^^, ^^^S^Tq^T^, T^I^PT^, <r^rWI"^%'. 
 AMAunosis, «. frifn^ w. 
 To Amaze, p. «.v. To FniGniEX. ^rr«F^, ^TP!lT«m, WT»JTT ^F- 
 
 ^ tTRT/. «<'««|ui y. 0/ 0. %qT/.-f^T^/. TI^-sRW g. 
 
 of 0. 
 
 2 V. To Astonish. ^PP^, <^fg-=5rpra-&c. ipTW, ^iqpjf7 
 
 /. q>T^-?5^ y • 0/ o. [ f^, ^rraTT. 
 
 Amazed, p. v. Y. 1. ^qr^^r^T, <fec. ^^, ?TH<»iNK+l, ^- 
 
 2 =^-^, =snP«^, f^^TTTN^r. 
 To be a. fTTSfrf ^Z n. ^TRot, =^?f5t. 
 Amazement, Amazkuxkss, ». v. A. 1. and Fkicht. h i «hh - 
 
 2 nnrf Wok DEB. f^RT^ m. ^^H^/. 
 .Amazeb, «. Amazi.vo, p. a. v. Y. 1. and FKionxFUL. qrT- 
 
 2 fr«^ WoxrEBFCL. =qf-qoTHI Ac. r«l*M<^4>K+-^Rq;, 
 
 Amazinolt, ade. \. WoNDEiirii.LY. fJFTT ^iNI^'iT- 
 
 ?m:?lT-&c. dcrl. f^r^^^^^^^\^., ^TZTT, <TTnPl%^T. 
 Amazon, n. ^^ft^F^TTcE^ T^ftiT/. sTiPil+THl/ 
 •■Ambages, n. t. Cieccmiocction. f^sptSTm. ^lft|4MI''ll'<I- 
 
 36 AME 
 
 Ambassadob, «. ^qftej^^m. TrsT^rT »». ?TJTi?f*R5*^ w. 
 Credentials of a. ^sijttttt m. 
 
 AMBASSADOBSHIP.n. ^fsp^ft/. inpT?r?T / ^^ ». 
 
 Ambeb, «. HUIHpui m. Hunfi^ »»."cr?j?ipfj^ »». 
 Ambergbis, «. ai^n; »». 
 
 Ambiuexteb, Ambidkxtbous, a. able to use loth hands 
 alike. ^^ ^^t WTT^T, ?r»mtTPft,?l<>M«I<I, ^^T^- 
 
 2 double dealing, y.DtX-EilTV J., 3"*TTT?=lf%HTT, 'JT'Wr- 
 
 tnrnr. [ n?^ n. 
 
 Ambidexteettt, n. \. A. 1. ?i5?nn1^ n. ^Ta ^<<^HH4ri - 
 2 T>T^HTyKU|wr «. [ ?IT. 
 
 Ambient, a. v. Sueeoundino. tjfrt^q;, M R^ ^H q irii, ^?if^- 
 
 AMBioriTY, Ambicuousness, h. t. a. l^t-'fKiirT m. §'tTT/. 
 m. gTH«^ or giTT5"P!T «• gxptTHT/. gfJJ'^^P?^ «. 
 
 Ambiouocs, rt!. equivocal. Jtt'ft, ^fT'PT, 5*15, g^'4, 5iST'4q>, 
 jTwr, ^^, |Tt-q7^^ ^I5'-<<NI, ^JtfHq^, 9tf?f?7, «tfH^- 
 
 Ambiguously, adc. v. A. |TCCTT, f^cTR, 5«:TT, 5^^, gT?- 
 
 Ambition, «. desire oj greatness, potcer, &c. M\Z'JV\i ftf. 
 
 *<^ H i'bi ^/- H^fsff Birr/, f^^nfr^ /. ttt^^ m, zr>^- 
 fe<^/. iTHKTW^/. nnrf^c^/. ^ri^^^rf. 
 
 Ambitious, a. v. N. ^?f^ or ^B^, f^T^Ti JT^t^^f?fl", 
 
 To Amble, v. n. ^fT^^p ^TT^tH ■•Jlciuif, tii-scti-oiirtS'i-^Tm. 
 Amble, n. ^n^pp^ITH/. tf^^n^rqra / ^'iH-MI^ /. gl -m i ^ lJ; 
 
 Amblinoly, o^y. ;gi«f._g^«F or f ^^Jf 5^, «N*-mpfR &e. 
 
 Htgr or ^f. 
 Ambeosia, «. sustenance 0/ the gods. yUMH n. g*TT/. 
 Ambeosial, o. aiMHHi, arHrtrnr, ar^^T^^^T. 
 Ambulance, n. mocahle hospital. f<pT^ if+MrlW ?«. 
 Ambulation, &c. Sec Walking, &c. 
 Ambuscade, Ambush, n. the place. ^5fT M ■(."<< i-=n- ^^ TT^- 
 
 w<»l<l- &c. 'STPIt/. 3[30T/. fesptir /. 
 
 2— the state. J^ m. ^/. ^ w. f. vtt, HR. 
 
 3 — tlie men posted. ^sfT iM<p^rti-^3^ ^iF^r^rti-Ac. HlU|+i 
 
 3b Amelioeate, AiiEiiOEATiON, See To Impeote, &c. 
 
 Amen, «<?(;. 3RHT, <T'4T^, a^^, ?=rf^. 
 
 Amenability, Amenableness, «. v. A. »Tt^if^Rt/. v^sjT^- 
 
 ^/ grTT ^u-Mi^iarT'^qnT «>. 
 
 Amenable, a. responsible, v. Answeeable. ^JTTiT— f^?ffNT-'Tr- 
 
 To Amend, p. a. v. To Eectift. gtlTT^, ^-p:^-^^- ^f- 
 
 ITHT-&C. ipTof, =a«P/. +-l'Jui y. 0/0. 
 
 2 V. To EefobM. ^^R^,^^ HI'l^««-?TTos»(i«(^-§fTNT- 
 
 Offl«J<-&c. 31l«|oi. 
 To Amekd, f. n. T. To, EEroEM. f^7T<I#, <J-^<ui, ^"^RW, 
 
AMO 
 
 37 
 
 A:NnT 
 
 2 hfeome better, v. To Becover. *iH<ui, ?n^ »». ^, 
 'ft? ^t^-^tlf -!l'iuf, i Ji<«i, ^3ft^ "». tlT^. 
 Amksument, It. T. V. A. 1. — act. g^TTTot ». ^ftr ^otn. &c. 
 jii*PT n. nr^ m.—«tate. gtTTT >;^M» ll m. Ac. |F?^ / ?[r- 
 
 r? / ^gf5 /• 
 
 V. V. X. 2. arf or stut-'. JTWT w. STTTT «• 
 iiJENDS, M. recompense. wPl*-*.". 5*^*^^^"<'^*^- wRhm+h. 
 To make a. fH<4UI, f'I'rTT'f, fH**Pl/.- HpiHtiMi/'ST- 
 f^*!^ w.-Ae. ^TJt^. o/ff. [ ?fk«T «. 
 
 KXITT, n. V. A0REE\BL£5E«8. <W|Hl/. ^^^J^ ». <>>1+-r*( n. 
 
 Amkkce, Amebcemext. See To Fixe, &c, 
 > rHTST, n. sri^'l m. 
 ■: : ABLE, a. worthy of lore. T. Agbeeable. ft)'M^i<, lAfrlMI- 
 
 ^, fllTr^T., T^TT, 41|<|ST<4l ^"ll-HI, n^M'^"!, ftPP1«»I^, Sft- 
 
 Amiabj.kness, Amiabilitt. »i. v. A. »T%«1urT m. *P^ /. »T- 
 
 4.'JU|i|»ri| n. 
 
 Amiably, ade. v. A. an^T^'mT^, T^TT^^, *l^qwr^. 
 Amicable, o.'v. Friesdly. fJT^ir^T^, J5«ii-m, y<M<i^l, 
 
 «)^MiiNi, HiA<i^^'«<i, fTT^TTsrr^. 
 Amicably, adc. v. A. d^HWI^, »nA-ii<t^', HlHl-^IH- 
 Amidst, prep. v. Amosost. k^. JTvff, »TT^, HiyiCl. 
 Amiss, aJr. improperly, v. Wboxo. ■31T'^«IT, ^Tt^, ?rt^,3T- 
 
 Amiss, a. improper, \. Wboso.'Jk*) 1^4^, *1^M<Uim-&c. ^- 
 
 Amitt, «. T. Fbiexdship. ^r«^ «. fiT?W«. 4>fMI*J m. gi|5- 
 
 AVMOXIAC, w. sal. ^*«I1< n*. 
 
 AxMinciTlox, ". «I4.'IKI w. <si%,'Tloft/. rvn*fl*llMM «. ^pft- 
 
 AmsestY, n. general pardon. W^{V^f. «+.-?<^*M«jn»>/. ^^- 
 2 •<:/ or *</iW of pardon. WHI^'^1 vfl^^HIHI, JTrfftsTTKI 
 
 Amoxo, AM0508T, />rrp. »r^, »T*ft, m^, mirrff, aTM-ffT, 
 
 vW iriVA the nomn inflected. 
 From a. ^^i '^. 
 Amoeut, Amoboio, See Loveb. 
 U Motors, «. disposed to lote, loving. w\^^ *T^, SBWr, 
 
 2 betonyiny or relating to lote, v. Amatoby. ijlHl^I, '^- 
 nrft, lj*ITftV, »(*IM.f*<INI. 
 Amobocsly, adt.r. A.1, 
 
 AUOBOCSVKSB, «. T, A. 1. *l»flM<'ll, «. 
 
 ^/. wPTTf w, *T5^^/. ?wmm/. *mMfwifli/. j- 
 
 AMoBraocs, «. hating no dtteminnte shape. iliK^, itfi|. 
 Je Amocst, », n. itij, |W^ or ^^^ ^twt, f^W^ fP^f, »TT«t. 
 2 rtmU in, <J^^/-fTlftrf il.-flW«l »i.-^lTtlf m. «!^. 
 
 Amount, ». v. Sum. ^mr/. ^fwfsmr/. f»TR w. ^»T^ w. 
 
 TR n. 
 Gross a. »f)olMO^/ ^^f^ SfllJIT w. 
 
 2 f^c/, substance, tjv. ^l^fl'^ «• <ilfM«f «. ^TTTf^r »». 
 Amock, n. affair of love. ^<i*»(ivrf|^ ^;% n. ^a.p4(ivjfl-=|| T5^ 
 
 Amphibious, a. Z»n/»y in two elements, ^rfirsft^ 3TTf^ "TT- 
 
 Amphibological, Amphibologols, a. v. N. ambiguoM. 
 
 IV^, f^t??, g^4^. 
 AyiP!iiJiOLOQY,n.langucigeof a doubleor uncertain meaning, 
 
 Ampuisbexa, «. (kiud of suake) Jffft ». H^i^oE ». HtloT h. 
 
 Amphitheatre, w. ^v/=l^'rfl+K-3T»H^l'pr^ tTSHrai /. «l- 
 
 Ample, a. of large dimensions, \. Spacious. »|«|f<^, 5TST'?f, 
 f^ltfttlf , f^?I^, f^?Tra or 55. 
 
 2 diffusive, not contracted or brief, S(c. ST^T^, ?rft^^, 
 3T?tf|W, f^^TTT^, Mlr^lolNI. 
 
 3 lavish, copious, profuse, T. Exuberant, gr^, 5^?T 7- 
 
 4 magnificent, munificent, T. LiBERAL.;3TTT,ST?reT, ^W\fi. 
 Amplipicatiox, n. v. V. 1. — act. RtdKul «. <<i««(v>l n. &c. 
 
 — rtfl/«. f^^FTTT m. f^WlRfit^l n. 
 
 2 — act. 5'Huj n. "g'l^^ &c. ^i'lCi n.— state, cltw n. ^- 
 
 spr /. TTr^ »». ?i*^mf^io& m. ar^^ w. 
 
 To Amplify, v. a. enlarge, expand. f^TT^, ^IS^uf, ^VM- 
 f^^rfK-Ac. !F^, ft^rriT m. iRwf y.o/o. 
 2 enlargein discussion or representation. •^'\m»{.^'^'\'^'^- 
 j^^5f«f^-&C. ?Ttn^, TTFfToE l». ^^-rtl«("l, TT?^ ^- 
 
 To Amplify v. n. M\f^\-i. m. 5Fr<if-rti«(«l, ?rtl^ n.-&c. <H"T, 
 
 Amplitude, Ampleness, «. v. A. 1. in'?nF?T ». ^vtr\»\f. 
 srsfTRrTTr »». fif**fluMi/. fir?ii«M«ii m.^nij' «. 
 
 2 STTIT^rq^ «. f^WK »». JJ^ltHHOIl w. «r«IW<Hl/. 3TH- 
 
 f^'Tm/. .^ ^ 
 
 3 ^^S^5 f t?! m ni «. 3TtT5E7^oEqufT m. STTn^fqr «. w^ «. 
 
 4 ^tHTc^t/ smmT «. ^t^ ». 4«iHiH ft. 
 L (of the sun ). 3nr «. 
 
 Amply, adc. t. A. 1. JT7IMMufl,JT^it<iH«iin, 
 
 2 ftwui^, r^wi<>j«f«i;, sr^mn^r, tiftiWT. 
 
 8 ITTR?!'?^, ^ttM«0<i, ^oTqsft?!, T^TTTIIT^, ^^%^^. 
 
 To Amputate, p. o. cut off. ?Trt6t, ^TOT^, ^5 W-VS^., 3- 
 
 ^TTJ^, ^^T ^T^. 
 
 Ampbtatioh, n. t. V.— art. ??tlot n. ^!|«i9t «. ^IW't «• &>•*• 
 
 3T»ld^ W. 3t»Td^ «. [ ^^^^ «"»• 
 
 Amulet, n. a charm at tcorn. ytiffi m. arr^ or ffiPlT m. 
 
 To Amuse, p. o. rficrr/, entertain, m^, tT^, ^3^, 
 
 V^gofo. 
 
AXA 38^ 
 
 2 (one's self ) v.To Plat. OT^, fjftjaof, ^^rdf, fij^iul'. 
 
 3 delude., deceive. ^rtf«i«i, fcWTT-^PT/. ^. 
 Amused,/), v. V. 1. ?1T^%(7T, t^JR%?5T, &c. argtf^, t^RT. 
 
 To be a. ^^r/. <fT^ in. con. 
 Amusement, Amusing, n. v. V. 1. — act. <H«(uK n. <vrf«ju(». 
 
 , 2 — oc^. OTOJ^/. TH'T n. fsji'Jcil m. HTfT /. •liTK'jr'P /. f^- 
 
 I. oJ/'ec; or came of a. v. Play. jpTrT /. ftt^T wi. ^- 
 
 Amuseu, «. Amusixo, 2?. «. v. V. 1. <n«t«JIl<l &e. ^fh^^, 
 
 An. — tlie article, See A. 
 
 Akacaedium, «. marking nut. fv\m m. f«l«t^r m.f*rt5RT m. 
 
 —covertly, ^ftoET >». 
 AyACHROSiSM, n. error in chronology. ^,\^^\M\^\'^^^ m. 
 
 ^FIHH^S'n^'T^'r m. rnf?to<jrM I ^ m. 
 AnagbaM, n. ?nTTTfH<f4m*li*( f^r^HlH «. 
 Akalectic, a. mac?e «2> o/»c/ec<«on*.^^f^,^p^t^%$rfyT, 
 
 Analects, n. collection of extracts. ^% ot./jZ. 3T%!pt'«Tf?Rf- 
 
 q'^ »i, 4||»j|o«j<T «». 
 Analeptic, «. ttrengihening. 5!%^, ^f^+K*, "?lf%«P. 
 Analogical, Analogus, «. OTf*Trft^, 3P-"g^?f, grrgqfJt- 
 
 Analogy, «. likeness in some respects. ^3^T{\^ n. dM^lfft/. 
 
 m%i^ n. 
 Akaltsib, «. JJ'^c^Hf^vT^. «. ^fTHfnt'f^'^^igTorn. OTt- 
 
 Analyst, «. H^^rlf^mMH+Tll, «WriH^«TSgrrf, ^iT'^frl+rTf, 
 Analytic, Analytical, a. Hm^m^(^^^^, n^S^J^p^^- 
 
 To Analyze, v. a. resohe into its elements. MA\-S[\?\^ f^- 
 
 ^W.Vn n. sp^, T^^^f.-^i^m n. q^ <?'. o/. 0. 
 Anabchic, Anaechical, a. v. N. aT HN ^ t?, fH'lh't) , arn- 
 
 Anabchist, Anabch, «. ar^liy'l+Ti?, ^j[vS(\ m. «ricrT m. 
 Anaechy, «. «(7«< or confusion of government. V^Vifi^f, 
 
 <t/. ST^^R n. i\~<r^\i.^^^x(\ /. 
 
 Anasabca, w. JTTonjjT or ^ ». vTr^HT^/. v»1rllH<^R?lTt"*T m. 
 Anathema, w. ecclesiastical curse. «jr^"i+KlfH7Tr7 m. 
 2b Anathematize, ». «. sj^^TTTfT^TR «♦. JRwIf-^. 
 Anatomical, a. t. N. belonging to anatomy. ?lfk5»f^^- 
 
 Anatomist, n. n^T^^^'F^, ^Tfks'nr^d^^raT. i 
 
 To Anatomize, v. a. dissect. ^Ct<°AH^<^H «. •l|Tft?:«T!Nlf^ | 
 
 AXp 
 
 Anatomy, m. science of the structure of the body. ^TTftT «. 
 
 2 «r; of dissection. ?TftT5?l5rd5^fg?IT /. 
 Ancestob, «. q^i^ c. fifiT »». "j^ c. 5^5t;t m. Kmc^Tft'- 
 ifl^K m. Hl'P,!^^^ ^5*^ ''• 5t?/. 
 
 Ancestors, v. Ancestey. str^t^ »t. /;/. «m^T% m. /» /. 
 STT^I^ w. ]>l. «r^ «■ ?/. ^TI^T?5 w. /)/. q?bl »». /V. 
 f^ n. /)/. 
 
 The three ancestors (paternal or maternal) 'spfff. 
 
 The three male ancestors. fsr^^^T m. pi. [n. Hsytfl-s n. 
 
 Seat or place of one's ancestors. 3n?r03 n. 3H<TTvr^ 
 
 Acquired bj one's ancestors. ^f|sf}'iTi'<^<T. 
 
 Through one's ancestors. ^f5i^T^??t. 
 
 To abuse one's ancestors, ^^/.-fl^ «. pl.-if^f^^'m 
 /./>?.-*! MfM«TT /. /'^.-%^fT5ftflf75'«TT /. /»/. 3'5T'f-??i«R/. 
 "^ g. of 0. 
 Ancesteal, Ancestoeial, a. belonging or relating to an- 
 cestors. <^=5rT, ^ffe^^r, 5rfl?5t^5itft3^,"^T''i ^fe^F, 
 
 2 descending from a. =(ilrfM<4<l'H, Tt'lTnicT, "JtTTTTr^, 
 Ancestey, «. V. Ancestobs, series of ancetiors. ^H or 
 
 ^\iMtA m.pl. ^ts'^^XJf ^?MW fli^^^KJ f '^^■ 
 
 ^f. r^H«mi'«T«. 
 Anchoe, «. HflT »i. c^TT M. 
 
 Flook of an a or grapnel, TT^TIT m. 
 
 Small a. See Geapnel. 
 
 To cast a. v. To Anchoe. ^Wt ot. ^T^- 
 
 To lie at a. 5Ti'Kun«n; STOot, 7\jm: m. ^V^^-Z}^ 3?^ of. 
 To Anchoe, v. n. ^nr or Mx m. fiw, frniTof, ^fiHofr/.. 
 
 Tfnrw/. q^ or ^rot g. of 0. [ ^tfr. 
 
 2 ( for some short occasion ). ^]T^T m. ^Rwf, si5i[ «. 
 Anchoeage, «. rfwCy levied on anchoring. ^Z^T m. 
 
 2 place of a. ^'H^ISI m. 3?t^^ m. S^OT w. 
 Anchoeet, Anchobite. n. hermit, v. Eecluse. ^^^re""!*)). 
 
 ai<u<<e(|^ m. ( among Brahmans ) ^PPT^V «. 
 Anchoeing, n. v. V. 1. — act. srtlT^ n. STfT^/. Tfl^/. 
 
 2 — arf. WT^ m. 
 Ancient, a. belonging to old times, ^j^it, ^T7, stt^'T, JTr- 
 
 ^ftT^IoE^, MM+lc^lHiM'i+l rrt^FjSnJglfe^, STigTrftJTjSn^F^, 
 
 Ancient, m. s?|xf)qHH"i<< «. jTmTJ?;^ m. 
 
 Ancients. *<IS«tilc5 »n. pi. srr^-STT^t'T'Fra'^r ^gtsr 
 «. ;»/. "^^ «. />/. !{,<ia'lilrt<i-sn^lt5^-&C. n^tq n.pl. 
 
 Practice of the a. f ^T^TTTw. 
 Track or path of the a. ^f5?5f^ "FT^e /. 
 Anciently, adv. ^^^ q?ioff, ^5+lr5'l, STP^T^FT^, sTTtgT^r, 
 
 Ancientness, w. v. a. -^^MUII m. v^-ndMUII m. irr^lsTc^ w. 
 
 JTIcmf^ «. sntgrfe'Fr^ n- <fcc. 
 And, conj. arfoT, aTT^r, am^ff, WJT?^i=T, 3Toft^, Jft, ^. 
 
 A. so forth. fr*lir<^, ^r'nf^^, «T^^, 51'J^. 
 AiTDBooxifi:, Asv&qqtsjll, See Hebmatheociie. 
 
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 J^^E.cj)Or^, n. familif or fertonal itory. ^.i<f,i/ ^oS^UTT/. 
 
 flOI+.'T / [ mi'h n. 
 
 2 — gener. TTPPTT^ n. <Hi|*ji «. "FTJ^ n. IH^ «. r. ^T^, 
 
 .•.>ES, A.WXS, n. Jfarrf of corn. ^.H7. h. ^Jt^ mn. 
 
 ANECKISM, n. ^TT^?fp«T m. '^ ' [5SfT,f^57T. 
 
 .■',vk:w, (Ti/r. or«- <i^<j/«, V. Again. T^Tf^, 3?^^, J'T"- i'Ci'. 
 
 ii MiEt, n. ^ m. ^^^ w. JH^:^ w. [ J-t"! ». 
 
 A,'8 visit.^^. jtjfi-^ ^ n. ^'^Z^i'^l^ J. yi<il<(qf ^ 
 
 A. of death. ^HT^. 
 
 Beconliug a. f^^TJR. [^'i^H'^JH. 
 
 OEHC, ANOEUCAr,, a. i ^ ^H I -«J I , ^^ |H « «iVt, ^«j^dy»5+, 
 
 .. wER, n. iVf, Krath, indignation, resen/nwni. TVTm. "SfiXVfin. 
 
 ^T^ Bi. fr^ M. jTZ or 3Tram. ^HT w. <T^^ '«• ^PTvpTT^ m. 
 
 Assumed a. A. in sport. ^■{i<Jm m. 
 
 To be excited into a. See under Ancbt.OTRI ^^t-TT- 
 wf- ^^-^Twf , ^H4oi or ^dliiif. 
 
 To calm, cool, remove, &c. the a. of. ^IMNHIuO ».- 
 ^KiMlufl H. >^xAj. o/o. 
 
 To draw down ( upon self) the a. of. ^ m. WfjT 
 
 To vent a. tipon. To be angry with. ^ »TTW wiM m 
 
 or ^, ^TVTftff^mr/. /)/. di+,9r. 
 
 Tc .VvoEB, r. o. protoke, enrage, excite, irritate, ^e. m^- 
 
 o}^, ♦i'iiq<<<»i, M*tM«(3i, ^m^, <)d<)ffi, rnr »i.-q^ m.-&c. 
 
 fv^jTTot, <^M^«i, J««mwi, fTTTn.Hm<)ui-W*)-jt<<«i-7«i<*«i 
 ■&c.g.o/ 0. HIMH «.-»Jr1IM^ n.-^^TH^ »i.-*iyi^m'».- 
 
 %n)i^*i •».-*€. ^T'f 7. o/" o. F?nT-j5-ff^-&c. sfiTW. 
 
 -• injlame, eaute to imart. ^ «». ^J^ g. of 0. ?mTT SFT'/f. 
 r BED,^. T. V. 1. and AyoBT, rmm ^|U | t^,^ l, Ac.rTH^, 
 <MIT, ?^. 
 2b A50I.E, r. n.^*A tcith a rod and hool. «Ifl5 m. dl^uj, loH^- 
 
 A50LE, ». ^twr or ^ »•. ^FTTTT m. 3?^ n. 
 Acute m. fi^^ioi, s^sT^tW. 
 A. of eleration. TVPTtn m. 
 A. of deprmsion, 3Tq: vm m. 
 Obttue a. ^f)|%^|U|, f^flR^iui, 
 Right a. ?n»^Tflr, *rr^, 
 
 A5GtED, m. ^Vll^l, ?n?W. 
 Right ». <nT%TT. 
 
 Akoleb, ■. »ns^ tn. 
 
 AvoLicAjr, *. r^ ^n^, ps?^ ^irtr+ift, Ac 
 
 AiroLlcUir, fi.*ii £nglith idiom, ffh^n HT^T^ «5l^m «. f- 
 7o AirOLtClzx, r. a. Mal-« conformable to English, ^Jpft 
 
 \-<G%xir/tdt. rTrSI Ac. n^T tct-Vic^, «^hnnfT»f, '^^- 
 KT. «. ii'in-^^i, rni iTT^J^, ^I'lIH Mr-j'fli, i^i|<(iii^, ! 
 w. ^r^ n^, ii^m, ^T, ipw, fT. 
 
 ^ ANI 
 
 — in high degree; as expressed by such words ae /«- 
 censed, inflamed, infuriated, enraged, exaspenited. ip^.TT- 
 
 A. feelings. s^tVRTR »». 
 
 A. words, sharp speechet, \. AtTEncATiojf. ^w^ or 
 
 To be a. TT^ HT^, THRW or <HIKUI. 
 To become a. II'INUJ, ^n#, '^jut, ^(r^.^ J^itrSt, spt- 
 «^, fTT^, ^HlWui', ??tH^, f^vriui, ^PTTF ^-^?oT-*rT^- 
 
 ^7#, ^ddO'i or ^riKui, afrfnr^ ^\^f. |t^, a'TT ^loEoi-. 
 
 2 — as used of speech, Ac. ^FfifT^, TI'INF, Ac. qri'F, ^- 
 
 tnr^, #^'?>, 
 AxGCiSH, «. V. Pain. q^/. mrFTT/. 
 A. of mind. HTW? m. fldlM »»». 
 To AsorisH, Ac. See To Paim, Ac. 
 AxortAB, 0. having angles or corner. «p1uii-mi, ^^HT, '^Ri'ir- 
 
 Akgulakitt, AKoriAKvEss, n. v. A. ^t^^HTrTT/. ^Fm^^q- 
 
 AsHELATioN, See Pautixo. 
 
 AsiGHT, adv. 'CT^, n^, TT?ft^. 
 
 Anii,, indigo plant, ^f^ pop. ?ftoE/. 
 
 AiriLiry, See Dotage. 
 
 AjriiiABTEEsiox, n. V. Blame. *ff^ m, ^WRtTm.^^lJJlM't ». 
 
 To AsiUADTEBT, P. n. Sce To Adtert. 
 
 2 remark upon centuringly, v. To Blame. «5tf7 m. f^T«r^, 
 
 AsiMAL, n. living creature. vft«r «• ^TToft »•• ^ '«• ^^ITTSR 
 nm. ^^RTH or"|^H nm. "T^ m- ^f^ «"»• 
 The four classes ( ^HT m^ift ) >"to which all Animah 
 are collected, are 5R5^, ^TTl^, ^^, -ifi^'"*. 
 
 Ajtimal, a. of or belonging to animals. ^V^T^., srrf&rf^«rasp, 
 
 JTTf^Tfnnft, 3ftf^^'^t, ^rsft^'iiift, H^;ft^H«r, ipn^. 
 
 A, food, T. FLESnMEAT. JTf^TT^ H^ ». 
 
 A. functions, infT^tWT. 
 A. kingdom. Mlf»>I+lf^/- MiHli-^iPi/. 
 A. substance. Jlir<)M. Mlu^rM^J q^r4/n.-1^ «• 
 2 not intellectual; relating to the a, functions, snf^f^- 
 ^, H l f i ) l f»<<Hi i iv ft-ft^ W^. 
 Akimalculab, «. fq[R f^Wtf^fft^, ^GT^B'Wt-f^'I'P, 
 
 AsntALCULE, n. fT^T^Tsft^m. g?^»». 3T?q^3m. arf^efH 
 
 qigm.M< H I» MH < <H^ >n. %n^TTTfcT^ m. pi. 
 A91MALI8M, n. state of mere animals, ^^V^m. f^f^ f. 
 AinMALiTT, Aj^imalitebs, n. ijl|v)lr«l n. qgsr n. 
 To AsiVATE, r. «. quicken, make alive. Jift^m.-^ft^'f ST/.- 
 
 2 inspirit, inspire, enliven, cheer, exhilarate. 3ft»I»i.-^«{'».- 
 
ATTN 
 
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 Airo 
 
 aot, admun /•- 7=5^/.- ;j%^jt«.- ^TBr%^ «.-&c. w.x^. | 
 
 Akimate, a. V. Livixo. 'H'sft^, vfl«i<^K, *(iJ|U|, ^%rt?T, fl'^, '] 
 
 A. & Inauimate. ?Tvft^^f^, ^HHI^dH, ^TT^TT. I 
 
 Asimated,|). ^' «r. V. y. 1. and LiviKO. ^^ft^r %?f?rr, Ac. j 
 
 2 3%P5T<T, ^IrHTf^, i)lh1r«Tf, ^THRHT^. 
 
 I. V. LnELY. f^^, ^,^^, ^W«TrqT,sF3«Rft?I,^?T^'?T- 
 
 Animatiox, n. V. Y. 1. — act. ^^ «rT?r''f «. ^vft^T ^FT'^f «■ 
 
 2— oc<. ijtpJpT «• 3<ll*|on/. 3^n5 /. ^HIf^«. J^tlHw. |i 
 I. ?(/e, tivacify, fpirii,y. LiVELiKESs. wfl? m. ^3T«. <TT- jj 
 
 ort «. tn m. I 
 
 ANIMOSITY, «. T. Hatbed. "%^*rT^OT. ^"PTT^ »». 3^?TTr^ m. ;! 
 
 AsiSE, n. Anethumpmpinella—-^\&Vi\.^^^J.^J:tViS^ or ^IT/. i 
 arfrT^iJ^/. — 8eed.?rT/.?fnT/.«rfr^"To'- ^fk/.STfJT^S^fl/". 
 
 AxiSE-scEKTED, Akise-ssiellikg,«. — of mangocs aud oth- 
 er fruits. SfTTT or Tr«n, tfirTT or ^t^rr (/»»». ^7 or ^S. 
 
 AsKtE, «. ^w\z n. niqrr m. j^'Ft/. 5?"^ ««• ^f^/. 
 
 Eegion of the a. %t(^ n. 
 Ankle-bone, n.^r m. m«JMI tT5rT »i-g^ m. 
 
 ASKLE-JOINT, M. *1UI»I€|-=ft ^jft^/. 
 
 Anklet, «. ornament for iJie ankle. ?TcST »n. 
 
 Silver a. for a child. +.r4e(|ci| ot. spret^ «. [f^^T w. 
 Annals, «. y. Histoey. ^v.^\X ^^X /. ^^?mVr-STfrmfS!F 
 Annats, n. Y, TiBST rKViTS. 5T^Toft/. •I'TH'II*/. 'HTHr «• 
 
 To Anneal, v.a. dlM^-l 'TTH' ^ijf . 
 
 To Annex,*, a. subjoin, v. To Add. ^3'U|, rfHuj, |JTT?^^ 
 
 c^Nui-Mk-Jui, '?PI»t.-?nfpi m. :Rti|f g. of o. 
 
 2 (province, country.) w^^tr\ ^-f'T5E^,^n7^ ^^. 
 Annexation, n. v. V. 1. — act. 5ilgu| ji. rti«|u)' «., &c. 
 
 2 ^TH^IT ^'if «. 
 Annexed,;;, v. V. 1. ^i?4c?i, rtN<^rJI, &c. 
 
 2 in\?ii\\ +?J«AI &c. [-&C. ?r?WT. 
 
 Annihilable, o. v. V. Jir^RTT JpnqT-^-^rfT-^^t^-?rTT^ 
 To Annihilate, v. a. v. To Destkoy. sTTfmr ^FTof, ;ti^ 
 
 Hl^iwi ^fif y. p/o. W?«THrifT»«.-f^W».-HolH?l«.-HoS<J«/.- 
 
 &C.-^^ y. of 0. JTT^^ ?«. HFS'T y. o/ 0. [RHlf?ld. 
 
 Annihilated, p. \. V.qT|mT ^WT-^rr^^, ijf'itf^T, ^R^, 
 Annihilater, «. v. V. qrfmr q;^oiRr, &c. ftprrr^, f^^?fr, 
 
 TS'S^^, ^qrn&c. ^. 
 Annihilation, «. v. V.— (/e<. Hrfhn ^''f «. &c. 3^^m. 
 
 3^^^^ n.— state. ?fTn «i. ^If^Tr^T^^o^. ^fqTHWw. f^^r^T 
 
 STS^ TO. fJT:<Tm m. ^tPT «• 
 Annivbrsaey, a. annttal, v. Yearly. Jftn^ff^r, iTf?RTf%, 
 
 Annivebsahy, to. ^i^I-^II r^^^ m. Mld* < ll^'«if^< f ti ♦». 
 
 A. of a brith. «rT^^W m, ^l«^^ w. imts/, ^tjm- 
 
 f^^^ 
 
 A. of a death. ^tT^fSr/. w?Tf^ m. ^^^\^^f^% «. 
 
 ?wf?r^^ »». [^^. 
 
 To Annotate, i-. «. v. To Comment. t[^ f.-^W^ «.-&c. 
 Annotation, n. v. Comment. '(\^j. TF^T «. ^TT^'Tr/. 
 Annotatob, n. v. Commentator. ^<lvT^}>TT »'• HT^'PTT "»• 
 To Announce, p. a. give notice, proclaim, v. To Pvblisu. 
 
 ^VX f.-SiQ."^ g. of 0. 3TT^-W"^-&c. 1v^, qt'TTr / 
 
 «pMy. o/o. 
 An-nouncement, Annunciation, n. v. V.— art. ^HR^'n «. 
 
 ^»TT^< iR'Tf «. vfpsnJTT /. 
 To Annoy, v. a. molest, v. To Teace. gi^t, ifadf, q"ioE^, S'- 
 
 T^^r m.-=JmT w.-r^/.-J-.W n.-?TO^/.-«S:c. ^-^^^,77^- 
 
 Annoyance, Annoying, «. v. \ .—act.^%^ n. &c. gioj^P/. 
 
 SoEOJcF/. 3lT^TJJ^/. 5^5/. ?IJR »». ?5?T 07- 55 W. 3^^^ 111. 
 
 ^fm »«. yM^'i w. fiPA\ f. pTT/. «ra^/. [t^t^ »«. 
 
 I. annoying matter or cause, v. Plague. 3T^^ »». m.f. 
 Annoyed,^, v. V. 3T^^ &c. ^^-FTT-qi^flcTr, 33SOT, &o. 3- 
 
 Annoyee, n. Annoying,^, a. v. V. ^loiTTT, OT^^-?^T-?l?r- 
 
 <f-5:^-&c. ^OTKT^FT^RT, l^l'FI^, i|^^, I'rt'F, ^THI^F. 
 Annual, a. y. Yea-ely. sttT'^, ^f^q^, STfHsnfW, ?IT?7T!ITT, 
 
 Annual, n. an a. plant. ?q^ WS w.-TPJft/. ^^^T^jft^TT^ /. 
 
 2 hook pullished yearly. ^^1j 5^<R «. 
 Annually, arfr. v. Yearly. irfcR^, ^TW^, ■^•(.tiirt, ^R^- 
 
 Annuitant, n. ei«)|+i^ «j. sprf^R^ c. spiTO^inTOr, ^fl^r 
 
 Annuity, n. annual allotrance. ^^7H /^o?- ^TO't «• ^T?T ». 
 
 To An-nul, «. a. V. To Abolish, jft^tff, jfrffT SHJot, HT^r- 
 
 Annular, Axnulaey, a. ^v^VI^ an^KNI, sirf^mM-'K, ^'I'^T- 
 
 Antoilment, ». V. Y.—act. nrs^ n. &c. ^\'J m. 
 
 Annulled, p. v. V. 41 4^3 1, &c. ^fr, T^. 
 
 To Annunciate, See To Announce. 
 
 Anodyne, n. ^t^ «. ^^ij^jt n. snuiT^ «. JiT^^^-^^-^rif- 
 
 &c. aikvT ". 
 To Anoint, ». a. ruh over icith mictvous suhstame. JTT^^, 
 
 ^Z^., ^ n. ?IT^, ^>TI<iif,»T^, =5rf%^, 3T«nT w.-<flvir- 
 
 3PT «.-&c. jp^ y. 0/ 0. 
 To a. with oil. ^ «. aiqoif, r|?4Nu)', »I3Tot,"r(c?T«in vt. 
 
 WVi g. of 0, 
 
 2 consecrate by unction, sprinkling, S;c. ^f^^^.^ Stfir- 
 
 ^R#, 3Tf*T^ m.-3Tf*r%^^ n. SR^ y. 0/ 0. 3(Tf>Tf*nf; ^T^f. 
 Anointed, ;j. v. V. 1. HK^ ria i &c. ^rf%fT, 3T«nf>, a^^feff. 
 
 2 3Tf*R5p ^^-fiH?jr, 3if»Tf«iq;, frrTf*r%5F, ^tht^t^t, 
 
 Anoinxeb, ».t.V. 1. HT^Tm, &c. 3l»--qi=PTtf, ^/\% ar^- 
 
ANS 
 
 41 
 
 ANT 
 
 Pi 
 
 f 
 
 isODTTurG; AsoiXTMEST, n.v. Y. 1. — act. HT^t. &C. Kr- 
 
 «Tjr »i. TTor ». nipi ». 77t/. ^rg^r w. 3<jrfm «. *t^- |] 
 
 ^ n. -JTv^ m. •3T«13R n. ^^ n. ^^f / ^%^ n.—sia/e. 
 Sec IxrxcTiox. | 
 
 A. with oil. ^^fTWTT m. I 
 
 2 — oc/. >llf^^<t)<iii ». 'iTfHT^ n. arfn^ »i. 3TfH^^^ n. 
 
 jiCALOCs, Anomalistic, a. irre^lar. ^s(<^Nl^-Pl^HI- li 
 
 The a. equation of a planet. »T^SR5 «. jj 
 
 AsoMALorsLT, orfr. V. A. »fr^-f^-Ac. ^(t^, arfirf^, 3T^- ij 
 
 A50MAL0rS5E3S, 11. T. A. o^/PM-^K «•. f%fir M^«f.r«l ». "^^^- | 
 .kSOHKLX. n. irregularity. oi\\H^ \ i m. 
 2 a* a. f^f^'T^T^nt^/.-fr^^ i».-&c. 
 
 Argument of a. *J^^ «. 
 .\>-os, «/ff. V. Soos. ist^rarr. 
 
 Ever and a. noic and then. qj^Jr^tff, *T«nT^, ^t%^. 
 Ayo.TTJiocB, a. fJRfsqr, Pinki-m, f^HHi<>i-Hi , •h'^ih^, ar- 
 
 HlfJl*, [^hIh*, yniiH*, HIH^H-lf^d-Ac. 
 4X05Tlf0C8LT, tfrfp. T. A. HNI^JI"^, fijHH, RHMIH. 
 AsoiZTT, ». t««/ qfappeiiU. adf^/. 3Tfimt<I ». g^TPTT^m. 
 A50THEB, a. one wtore. JHTT, 3?'>n<ft^i ?^i f^'ft'T. 
 
 2 no/ He tame, J^RT, 31^^, f<IT, f5)<lil, %n5ET, 3?qT, 3i[- 
 JT^ ( in comp. as MIlMl, ^^ld<, F<M<^iH<, f ?Tt?IT, JSTta- 
 T, 'Jft'^, Ac- ) yr, 3nift^, f*W. [3M^. 
 
 8 ««jf o<*^, anjf wi« eltr. j^ttt, J«<|f."foft, ^, 3T^, 
 4 not »elj. 5?Trr, ITTT, IT^, <«*1«<. 
 One another ^^^. 
 To AjfrwiB, r. a. r*'/)/y to. T?R n.-Jn^rTT ».->d*|iq ©»• 3n^ 
 M.-Ac. ^-«m. 
 Unable to a. SR^^^T, fire^. 
 To a. again, r«yijr to nueily. 3^^ ^\r^, ^F.^ >Tlr? 
 
 wt^, "JTiT nt? ^rtn^f , ^1 ii+ffn"! 4 n. ^, fitlt J^nm ^.q/ o. 
 
 To a. petulantlj, ■nAppi«blj,Ac.v^TT 3JT^ ^-^t?!^. I 
 To a. promptly or amartiy, (Jlaily, imart, outrijht, 
 Ac. ) flilH<-fl'll*<ll«?i|l ifWr- 7TT ". ^''T, fT^TT m. fft- I 
 
 2 ( a matter atated ) refute, e»nfule. ^lof, in^n. ^pjSi ! 
 5. o/ o. Tfrta. ^. I 
 
 3 tatit/y, tupply. JTf^, ^ ^T^f, "T^lffiT/. ^l^Ty. oj 0. , 
 f^^rf|w. *rJJ y. 0/0. 
 
 4 «<•< !• return or oppotilion. -i-i'j^-M^^ ici/A /Ae rrrJ 1 
 required. R^wf «.-Jlftrf*t^/.-R^^TT wi.-f^!^tWf " ^"T, 
 qilf ( in comp.) ^*t-*^. [^•*T''f. n 
 
 To Aximo, r.ii. wuke anneer, reply. 7T'«.-iI7^flTn.-vniw. 
 To a. to a ealL ^ /.■m^m.-f!% J. \vi^ »Ti^Tot. 
 To a. back aaocilj, Ac. JS? ntl! or V ift^ / ^rt^vf, 
 
 ^IMRui or ^nrt^. 
 
 2 succeed, serve, do. 3r1<ot, rtl'iul, ^iJIAuf, 5RT^, ^HTof, T- 
 
 swf, 3nTm.-^RrT»».-^r»ic5/.-3?iKT«. 're^-^nnff, ^^r<f- 
 
 3 yive account of. vn«(»«.-f^^"hT»n.-J»hwTOT.-^jTTT'».-<fcc.^- 
 
 4 be correspondent with, suit with, v. To SriT. ftraot, 
 
 "5^1 ^^nwf, ^'f 7 -JiTUT, nts /. Ts^ 7. 0/ 0. 
 
 AxswKK, n. reply, S(c. v. V. 1. JtTT «. Hc^t1< «. vH<(|^ or 
 
 Decided a. HHTtTT «. 
 
 Devious or irrelevant answers. 5jT^f% m. pi. «{T^^ 
 
 /. /)Z. HRt^ w. /)/. 
 
 Disrespectful a. rftlf^^/. ?k^;nnT ««• 
 
 Evasive, inapplicable, &c a. ST^tTT n. 
 
 Eeady a. ^r^fsH^N m. " [3i5|rTTT?I or H. 
 
 Ready of or at a. ^|-41<v.1«(n1 or ^l41<vl»)N, ^Jl^n^, 
 
 Requiring a. — order Ac. vj«||*n. 
 
 Soft a. «iH«ll<^ m. [ 3T m. 
 
 I. ley, solution. TrR «. %at/. TrflTT ♦«. Tt^SF ti. 3^5n- 
 AxswEHiiBLE, a. V. V. N. 3. responsible, accountable, amena- 
 ble, ^c, ^JTTr-f^nl^- RhniT-&c. ^uiKi, ifi««i^u,«i'ft, fn- 
 
 *<«)H<^K, 3rR-^n^-Ht^nrT-f^?ft<f-&C. ^<J*<ix(| 3Tf^H»i^-tT- 
 sff-&c. 
 
 A XT, «. 5^/. ni</^r«+i/. 
 
 Black or red a. F^otT. w. dim. gioft/. 
 Red a. ^t^ui or ^f^? «. ^^RT or ari'sftew. ^STTm. 
 White a. termes. ^jm^f. ^T3;^Jm. 3^ or 3v|/. 
 Certain other kinds of Ant are +lsM'ft, 'lISHl^ 5»ft, 
 
 ^^ or ^». ^JV\n. jgct^^ 51ft, f^fltoff j»ft. 
 
 Hillock cast up by white ants. <<|^c4;i. HPTm. enhaiie. 
 *ftmTn. ^?»ft^». 1T*T^ m. 
 Swarm of ants. JT'Tw. 
 
 Train or lino in progress of ants. ?n^ /. «n^«. 
 Ant-hill, n. >ftH». enhanc. Hl^fm ». ^f>f*T?i?5M. 
 Aft-lion, ». ^TKT »i. ^ m. 
 AxTAoo.visT, n. V. Opponest. irfrfT^ft m. f^fNtm. frr^, 
 
 AsTAQOsisT, a. Sco Oi'Posisa. 
 
 Aktaphkodisiac, Axtaphboditic, a. abating texual desire. 
 
 'MMH, %IH^K<I>, ^IHSim*, ?nT?m^, 'hlHlHl^mth. 
 
 2 V. Astiveskbeal. gr^?m, T^^TPTO, OT^nfTT'T. 
 AktaK)plkCtic. a. good against apoplexy. :mfv[>itf'a., H»^- 
 
 AxTAncTic, a. relating to the southern pole. ^f^loi^T^W^fT, 
 
 A5TABT1IBITIC, a. Counteracting gout. ^^<tf4T^MM<l'IH, 
 
 AXTAiTHMATic, a. counttroctiny asthma. >MI^O'?M, *TT- 
 
 A5TK. This particle in its aigniGcation of i«/<>ra may bo 
 rendered by ^ and snr. li'or its significatioiis of 
 
ATfT 4 
 
 against See Ami. 
 Amecedesce, n. act or state of going hejore in time, 'jsff^- 
 
 %J. "^f^^/- ffT^Tn. ftrff^J^rt. ^'^Hrn/. 
 Antecedest, a. preceding in time. JTT»RT, 3T'n<^<."^i, ST'lt- 
 
 Amecedent, n. <T^=Eft '?t?/.-f^'T»»- &e. [Mil«jV. 
 
 ;i — iu gram, rnq^p^, ?h^t»i^hii^<T, r(<i^l«^<i«i«ft, ?l?T^- 
 
 3 — in logic. srirffTRT*^'* 
 
 •i — in math. iiHIuildr* <t1^?5 T^ ». 
 Antecedents. "JclMiui «. "J^^ft^/i. "J^frT n. 1«f^^|?1 ?». 
 Astecedextly, «(/('. ar'TT^, ^^f, 
 Antecuambek, n. ^ i*. tf) -f^ «) | u ^^y^^T^-Ac■^^^ ?rtt^/.'^- 
 
 AUTEDAXE, n. prior date. ^^HlrO /. »TPT^ f*I<ft/. »TPT?^ JTT- 
 ^b Aktedate, ». «. dalehefore the true time. M<5T^t f*Trft/- 
 
 HI'I^ fMt /■- iMirfl ?nftW /-Ac. 'Eflt?^. 
 
 2 See To Anticipate. 
 AxTEDiLUTiAN. «. Je/orc </*e deluge. JT55^Trj^%T, STFPTJTTJgT- 
 
 A>TELOPE, ». V. DeEB. ^TOIWW. ^"TW. ^»». ^T»l. 
 
 Black a. +l*<ft'i in. ?iWJT|R?N. ?)OTr^O». *w| ■HI <'!♦«• 
 Spotted a. PHtIoI or f^?ToE «». n. BiyHH m. 
 Dagger of a.-liorn. *TTf»». [ fe^. 
 
 AsTEMEEiDiAN, a. hejorenooti, ^ ^\\■^^\ "J^fRT, "J^f^^- 
 AKTEMETic.a. checking vomiting. ■if*,i\ sTBTtTTT, ^tfrT^TH^- 
 
 TT^I^-Ac. ^r^?T. 
 Aktemusdane, a. before the world. ^pj<(\^n\ ^^T^ll, ^Wl-<-<<l 
 
 Autesnj: n. — of insects, &c. f*r?ft/. [ "J^^. 
 
 Antekuptial, a. being hefoi-e marriage. l^tH^iqsfrsfT, riHr-i<<I 
 Antbpast. «. V. Foretaste. "j^Ht^w. 3nf^*fi'lm. "J«rfH- 
 
 Antepenult, Astepenultimatje, «. ^^fnj^^^, 3^trTJ«f- 
 Antepilepi'IC, a. counteracting epilepsy. ^N^-fH^'HAc ^- 
 
 Anteeiob, a. — in time. v. Foemeb. am^^T, ^'fT, anrt^T^, 
 
 '2 — in space, V. Foee. WT^Trff, *^«(Til, iTF^Trff. 
 Anteeoom, n. See Aktechaubee. 
 Antdelminticm. «. medicine against tcorms- ^f*n?- ^if*r^- 
 
 Anthem, «. See Hxmn. 
 
 Antheb, n. top of stamen. \m\Af n. 4<l'Wil?I m. 
 
 Antholoot, n. discourse on flowers. JSTT^PT «."J«"TR5«TTT«. 
 
 2 See Gaeland. 
 Antheai, n. tumor on the «p»ne,v. CaBbukcle. ^jrft/. 
 Anthbopophaoist, AxTHBopopHAor, See Cannibal, Cas- 
 
 NIBAU8M. 
 
 Anti, prep. This preposition may be rendered by such words 
 as 9(1^, ( ex. antibilious f^^T^, ^Pfllf , ^MSn^, 5^^^, 
 f%^^g &c. ), STTTHJ or qniPT or JUlft, ( ex. ^TFTT?!^, f^- 
 TTT?np ), ?T ( ei. f^rTJT, 3^TTT ), ^T, ^, ^T^, ^, ( ex. 
 
 ANT 
 
 R^^<, ^ir^^i 5'*^^ )i *r3^, *TT^. 
 
 Antiabthbitic, a. See Antabtueitic. 
 Antibilious, a. fTrrn^, f^rra, flri^^j'p-^TT^-nJT'?;-* o. 
 Antic, a. odd, grotesque. H*+,^-<^l, Ml+J-^?^, fsR^T'iT. 
 Antic, w. v. Bufioon. h^^^t m. ^Tlm. ^^-mi'I w. 
 
 2 /r»c*. ^oEftt/. HT^%^/. ft^^^r ^Jt^^^jfpl. W[- 
 
 Antichbist, ». <«f|wn<T^ OT. ^*Hn»(itft w. 
 
 Antichbistian, a. ■Mlwf^^^;. 
 
 To Anticipate, v. a. take before the time. 3T»tti? ^^, i^^- 
 
 ^, aiM+if m.-STT^F^ «. !RTJt g. ofo. ^S{^\^%\?,^^ n.- 
 
 f5j<<n<H+lr4M4M^UI ^r»f ^. o/ 0. 
 
 2 take before another, forestall. 3T^sft/-31IVlfl/. ^Tvl- 
 
 ^-»TTT^y. o/'o. arnmf /. ^JT^t-^mr^f ^. o/o. 
 
 2 foretaste. affHIH+WHI'l »». -^^Htn m. -<»ilrim+'l»fr^ m. 
 «P^ ^. o/ 0. 
 
 4 Aafc «n impression of as probable, t. To Expect. ^- 
 =^1^1 - v^WfT - «THt<T - pI^'^Tm - f^tn - aiJ^iottrJ -&c. 
 %ot - asT^ t«. con. ^tn/.-amr/m. itat-aiT^. 
 Anticipated,^, t. V. 1. arppif yic^r?i-%^?^, STTT^: q<i%- 
 
 Anticipation, n. t.V.1. — act. 3^!pTdr«. ar^sp^ ^^«. 3^T- 
 ^M. v HH^ ' ^ui n. 3<MIH*Irit<^U|M. ^lrtlH+«f«^win. 
 2—aet. 3T^r^ W^n. &c. ainmf/. 3pr?^/. 
 
 4 afTTTW./. fmm. vjnf. 
 AXTICLIMAX, n. *(Hlc?+HftH^m. ^TKHfflr^mm. 
 Antidotal, a. v.N. RllM^K*, R«l^<, f^lHlidsF, T^, TT^T'i;, 
 
 H^^, TR^, *hTT, TT^IT. 
 Antidote, «• remedy against poison. f«|1|««,xi 3?t^tT« f%^. 
 
 2.—gener. ws\^n. rTT^Hw- 'TT^w. tnilw. ^??TT^m. 
 Antidxsenteeic, a. 3?fri+(KH, 31 Pi <i Ki I ?I?F-?mq;-& c. 
 Antifebbile, a. ^f^ST, 5=5R5Tt^^-^R^-?T»T^-&c. 
 I Antihistbbic, a. «(i<^'Tlo4l «)«sjuiHI. 
 Antimonabchical, a. <^+wiri<^f^«ift,i(<»;iM?ii«sif<jM^, 
 Antimonial, a. gr^TT^. 
 Antimont, n. g^t*<i-«(i trr^w. 
 
 A coUyriun of a. gTHTm. ^n^w. *l<flHf^H«. 
 
 Sulphuret of a. gOTTw. ^^^n. ^4\Kn. 
 ASTiNOMiAS o. qj^f^TT^t, ♦4r*«i'n. 
 Antipabalxtic, a. W^dHMj-T^-dcHtfl^-^K^- ?nT«F-Ac. 
 Antipathetical, a. having a natural aversion to. 'R^TWf'T- 
 
 Antipathy, n. natural aversion or contrariety. ^»TRi*- 
 
 AlfTIPHLEGMATIC, O. ^VTTf , ^'TO, +'Hlfl+, +*HI?I^. 
 
 Aktipheasis, n. M*e of worrf* tn sense opposite to their 
 meaning. f^s^H 3^7^/. 
 
 Antipodes, n. persons who lice on the opposite side of the 
 I globe. M<*M<*)'-y^HI5 vPTw. TT^TTTtHH^^TT^ <7t^m. 
 I Antipsobic, a. counteracting itch. WIWIJl, VlHHl^^-^TT'S- 
 
ANX 
 
 43 
 
 AH' 
 
 ^-Ac. 
 
 ASTViVAiiAS, a. pertaining to anliquariei or antiquity. STT- 
 
 To Amujcate, r. a. make old or obtoletf. ^^-^V^ &c. 
 
 \MiQCiTKD, a. v.V. anJ Obsolete. ^^^^ 1^1*1 Trf*, ^R, 
 
 To be or become a. rtNifl, "rfV Tr»f. 
 AynquE, AxTKjnsEsg. See Axciest. Ao. 
 AsrnQUiTT, «. See AsciEyxsEss. 
 
 2 old timet. i|IMlH^I<4m. «?WH+lrt»». ^mgl^m. qiNR^m. 
 
 3 T. A5CIXIIT8. ^TMH'PPf^-sr^fl^PTH^t'T^*^ M.jp/. "J^- 
 
 f^»». pi. nrzwt^ in.pl. 
 
 4 « Kork of old timet. VI-iflH+l-l^«(M/-?;cTn. M^^lri- 
 flqppT n. yNtH*ir'',*^W «. JTT^t^nr^ n. MHj^lfa* 
 
 Aktikhkcmatic, fl. *(mO'I^K*-^I?1^-Ac. 
 Ayrisco«BCTic, a. counterariinj tevrry. ^rftfT^pf^^RITI?- 
 
 AvTiiEPTic, a. counteracting fuieteeney. <jr?l«!lflV fff^- 
 
 AvTisPAnioi>ic, a. eon^eraeting tpatm or eonvultiont.'^iif 
 
 A.NinPLKyrric, «. yoorf o^aixt/ tie tpleen. jft^n^, ^t^TTl^, 
 
 Antiihesis, «i. oppotUion of *cordt or tentimentt. 3W?T^- 
 
 A>'TiTHrTicAL, a. V. N. 3nif?ffrTF^*ft^, 3Tvl'H«^l^n4^- 
 AsimrE, «. wrnA^H'4 >i. nini «. yurf^^^r m. 
 
 AjrriTTnCAL, a. fItWSIT, f^W^, JT^rfW^j^fi, Vp^ftfl^^^ft. 
 
 AyTIVE5ZKEAL, a. 3^IRTflV, S^^ITII. 
 
 AsTLEs, n. mrfinT w. jnnrnr/. 
 
 AnosoMAiiA, «.— the figure. •jmyuvfHMH w. [8[rT ««. 
 
 Ayui, ». ifl/. ^ ». ^MMg^K »• -MMM d. Hr^S^K ». "Tf^iPT- 
 
 FistuU in mo. ^ppm ■•. [^tH «. 
 
 ProUpaai ani. ^TWIT ■«. The prolapsed gut. 3r»l«;n. 
 
 A»TiL, w. ^T«r/. ft«T/. flnniT m. g?T «i. fl'^ «./. These 
 
 wordi expreta rarietic*. 
 
 2 ( of a farrier ) TKRT »i. 1»TT«T «. 
 AyxirtT, A5Xiorr!(EM, n. t. A. and C'a«e. ^n^ft/. firflT/. 
 
 ^I^/ ««««/. ^M. JT'/ ^"^Z ^rNoft/. «rTWT/. 
 
 >rfn *». wtt/. vrw/. t*T»»<t/. ||pr«i. ?Tnm. ^Jn m. %t- 
 
 onft/. f^ •«. CTTH /.— intcns. 5<<;^l^t»i. po|^T«5ft/. 
 
 *— in medicine. ;M4miMM *. JH<<II<M| «. IT^W^V'TT/. 
 
 w»?T, ftfli*!*, f%flir*^n, frfwf, 7j^, •s'l^'fl, 
 
 -ioten*. f^WJT, (<(fll»h, fflfllV*^. f^^i^, f%m^. 
 
 11 Akiiouslt, a</r. v. A. *l<*<if)^', f%?TT «^??T, fW^ft iT'SH, f%- 
 
 I Akt, a. SFhift or +>^, ^^, 3T^?m. 
 
 Ii A. bow, A. wise. *R?T^, ^f[., JF^''m,^J#?r?t, 3T%fj%^, 
 
 A. like. T^fWT. 
 
 A. one. »T«5<TT ¥Wt, ^t*!"^, ^l^IHr^, 3^?q?nT. 
 
 A. soever, — of persona or things. »TS?TT, HridmH.Hr. 
 
 A. thing. H^^HT. 
 
 A. where. 9Ft% or ^, ^^ or f%^, ^-sdRj^^if^flC 
 AOBIST, ». indefinite tente. aiff^qf»T?l^iT?^ m. 
 
 A, past. 3??r(T'l»|?T^W m. 
 AoBTA, n. <tPT?I*ll-«0 ^r^ M^H^/. [^'?NfT. 
 
 Aortal, Aobtic, a. v. N. ^^^1^1% Ht<ft ^H^ft^-^'Jlf^- 
 Apace, adv. T. Quickly. ^,%^5, ^fl-^MI^, ^i^^t^^rr TT- 
 
 Apaet, adv. atunder, v. Sepabatelt. 5fr3»I, »I31?T, 31?5Tf^- 
 ?, Tgf^, f^Tff^, y^.^ 
 
 2 a*jVe. ^^ «• ^^iffF^i ^+«li^^ti, ^^TOW. 
 
 3 from. <('<il+.^-&c. %^. 
 
 Afabtuekt, «. chamber, v. Boom. 2pT3^/. ??T?ft/ ^3Twr «• 
 Cooking a. v. Kitchen. aft^U w. ad'lTT m. 
 2 dicisim of a luilding. ?^ «». »re?r «. »T^ «. ^W/. 
 The largest a. ^^OT «. 
 
 Having two apartments, ^wft, l^i Having three, 
 f?Wft, fmrt- Having four, 'bN^, ^mf- 
 Apathetic, a. v. Cold. 3IT, K^, f^fTPT, STTfrT. 
 Apatht, n. Kant offeelinj, v. Coldness. ^SR^lwrm. ^n^n. 
 
 Ape, «. HT^l mn. ^T^R m. »T^ »»■ ^ »». 
 
 7b Ape, v. a. copy. v. To Imitate, sra??/. ^^-3?!^ .9. 0/ 
 
 &c. giTTot-^mr^-aiTnT^ g- of 0. 
 
 Apebiest, a. gently purjatire. g^ST^,fty«^^^, ^^'W^^T- 
 
 Apebient, n. <jflHl ITS m. gwr^ »To8!jJ n. 
 
 Apebtcbe, n. ^«;>, f/r//, ^c. V. Opesikq. >Ti^ «. tn «■ f^^ 
 
 Apetalous, a. fi(HMI<i^cft, ^-l^H. [T'S'P w. 
 
 Apex, m. point or tummil. ^9l?r »«. ff\^l «■ '^T «• '^itHmm. 
 Aphelion, n. >t^ n. m. 7W n. T^TVR n. ^ ^ «• 
 ApnosT, n. lott of voice. *TtniHm»H.«n^Hm.Tlf^^^??n. 
 
 Aphobism, «. T. Maxim. ^tsRT fi. fTT «• ^T »• 
 I Aphbodisiac, «. ^sftT'TT »•• ^^ «• 
 Aphsodibiac, a. exciting lexual detire. WV^m, W-W^r[^W, 
 
 Apiabt, «. j^tnnTn ^q;5%w«n^ w» «• »^g'^f?iTT??«T «• 
 A PIECE, flrff . ^%^TF, (j\*i«, Rf^^rm, ftKnoTJft. 
 
 Apiin, a. inclined to ape, imitatite. ^\^f:l^K^\., 1^='^^ ^■ 
 
 To be a. ff|»TTW^, TTI^ "-'^^ n.-^p^f. W^-Vi' | fe^Hlfl^I, aff^BlT^ft^, ^j*<w»^fti7 
 #.»^V:«t'. ~ f Apitpat, a</r. tnV* palpitation. *TTVT. 
 
APP 4:i_ 
 
 Apocope, n. omission of the last letter. ?t^r«n 3T?W?T?5t- 
 
 tf m. WTTTT'Bt^TT^PC m. yi**<|(f4<.rfi'H m. 
 Apocutpha, «. ^!^ ^9r# ft5f|%# sTTfrH J^op y^?0«^- 
 
 <hK<< l ^ J^Iihl^Cl*^ aft 5^% »1R#i '^TTrT ?nft?i <ft. 
 ApocnyPHAL, o. oj uncertain authority. arfSrfiiqrT aTT^TTT^fT. 
 Apogee, Apogeum, «. 3^ «. 
 Apologetic, Apologetic ai,, o.y. N. ^«IPi'4K+,3T'nTtT-&c. 
 
 Apologist, m. ^^qrnTT ^n^-5p-«T'H-&c. ^Jliqu^R. 
 
 To Apologize, v. n.make apology. 'p=^-3T'?Tm-&c.iT^ if^^T 
 
 m^/. JTm<jf, 3T?q'm?THTSTr4^".-?TRFTT^5pTT/.-&c. qirriJf, 
 ar^TTq^Eft^rrjjf^ ^jtt/. mnwi, f^OT J^^or. 
 Apologue, n. v. Stoby. ^p^mt/. ^TT^^TH «. 34K6<<m». 3{t- 
 
 Apology, «. something said or icritten in defence or extenu- 
 ation, ip^ q-^ ^3;^ Hnft=5ft 1^4?ft/. ^kf^T^R^ "HWln. 
 
 ApoPHTnEGM, n. saying. ^\W^ n. ^^^ n. ^{*\^^\^ f. 
 Apoplectic, Apoplectical, a. v. N. relatinj to apoplexy. 
 
 Apoplexy, n. abolition of sense and voluntary motion. W5^T- 
 
 W m, ?Rtrf^g7T m. 3^Tfir^^S!T m. a^'lR^Pi/. 
 Apostasy, w. abandonment of one's religion, party, Sfc. ^^■ 
 
 J^BTPT w». ^ M>^R^v»f ?r »• ^q^fq^R «. ^^H^?! m. ^^- 
 
 ffrTT*! w. ^TT^IHTPT m. 
 Apostate, n. ^sftPffr^Pft, WHdc*«|<n, 'f^PT^WMfl. 
 To Apostatize, v. n. abandon one's faith, party, ^c. ?«n^- 
 
 af, ?qtnNn m.-^VH^gfft/. ^ g. of s. 
 Apostebioei, a. reasoning. +Nfj*^<f +KU||HMH ^^^f. 
 Apostle, n. ^f^dHj»<4 m. [fT(T-&c. 
 
 Apostolical, a. ^^t^, ^f«m^tft,Wrft^,^ f^rlfH^-rirr- 
 Apostrophe, ». address to an absent person. «lfy?T?NtKR n. 
 
 To Aposteophize, v. a. address as present. ^imi)<, ^W^^ H^ 
 Apothecaey, «. ^WtTd<<K+<uiKI-'*ft,ir<<*"iK( m. aiJijvjRl- 
 
 Apothegm. See Apophthegm. 
 
 Apozem, n. V. Decoction. sjn^T m. «FWT«T »». W^ w. 
 
 To Appal, t).«. dismay, alarm.v. To rEiGHTEX.*nT«.-^?(I?T/^- 
 
 'T^»i.-vn^>».-&c.5TraST-iq««(<J|', %^/. «R^ g.of o.nl-^im. 
 
 v^W\f.^^^^g■ofo. [^tef^ 
 
 Appalled, jy.v.V.qr^ «nET%?n'&c.^TTT%?5T,<Tt^TRT *Tn7T *M«a3T, 
 Appallee, «. Appalling, /). o. v.V. VTT«F 4lr4UIKi,&e. *TT<F- 
 
 HSIMMI-vTCMl-ifcc. vn^ Mlrfl*<l-'^-^'TT-&c. 'TqvT?nF,'ft- 
 
 Appabatus, n. ^^m. ^'^m.m^m.m^Wtn. mf^n. Wnft/'. 
 
 ^IHM n. if^ «. 3M-MK wt. 2?;. 3M+<<ffr n. i>/. 
 
 A. and necessaries — compreli. or gener. ??M*t<>»llH»». 
 
 «M*)IMM n. ^l<H<«rr3T m. 3TT^ f^«. ^*rK m. 
 Appaeel, «.v. Clothes. Tl'J^'tn.i'i. Hmv or ^«t.<Tft*rPT«. 
 
 Article of a. Mik<*u| n. «ni*i*vJ| n. 
 
 APP 
 
 Articles of a. presented in honor from off one's own 
 person, S'dKwY^lTT^ m. g'dKd'HO*/. 
 
 Old article of a. ^% «. ^fj^^ «. 
 
 Splendid a. Mldyi^W «. 
 To Appabel, See To Clothe. [ 3 T r f^ * f^q n. 
 
 Appaeexcy, «. V. A. 1. MIiJmI^ m. air^HT^ m. ^W■Zt'^J^ tn. 
 Apparent, a. manifest, evident, v. Plain. 7^, jqiT, ?TO, 
 
 6«np, inp7 i>o/. spT'i, 3TTf^^, fsnit^. 
 
 2 seeming; — in distinction from true or real. f^'nrr=r', 
 r^'HUIHI, Tr^TTTTT, aTPTreT^, n^*1"<4fHH|-9j<*KI, ^^sft 
 
 ^. [ "Tt^. 
 
 3 not secret, not hidden, t. Tisible. 3^TIT, ^ST, 5^,^- 
 Appahentlt, nJi". v. A. 1. 7^, aViMuff, ?^, ?T^TJft. 
 
 2 f^+(«<<f?T, f^*)«<<ifl HT^, f^T^mr, <T^i<4l*i. 
 Apparition, w. spectre, v. Ghost. 'JH n. ifnTT / ^^-T ?«. 
 To Appeal, i-. n. remove a cause to a higher court. ^T^TT 
 
 ^^r n. ^T^. 
 
 The English word is commonly used, as 3T^ n. qRwr^ 
 
 2 »-p/er to another as judge. q=^ ^^, frr=^'T ^P^, 
 
 3 refer to another as witnest. m^-VSm^ %^. 
 Appeal, Apfeai.ino, n. v. V. l^act. arft^ from the 
 
 English is commonly used. gMR<:^'^l<<l^?i*i»OM»*<<<^i- 
 
 Appealer, «. Appellant. «. v. V. 1. arftcl^RTTTT, 3T^'4- 
 
 To Appear, v. n. be in sight, he visible. f^+)«i, ffhT ^oi, ^- 
 €f TI^, |7t^-T3T\H 'm, |iq--ff'^TT^-4"rN<-&c. STOWf . 
 
 2 Jecome f»*/i/e. f^^, f?RT m.-|^?f m.-^^?T^ m.^m??- 
 
 or, f^ q^, 5rn?T «. ^, ^r^ «• ft-it y. o/ *. 
 
 3 be clear from evidence, f^^uj, f^e^ ^■^, ^F^, 3^11- 
 3Tre-Fl^-i%5-&c. |t^. 
 
 4 Zoo*, «ee»», Je i» appearance. «(|duf, f^H^t, f^fll^fl^* 
 
 5 5e revealed, become ma«i/i?»^3TTf«rWT, vj#.<<wi, ST^/Wi?. 
 !I»T?-?T?-5'TtP-&c. ^ot. 
 
 6 come to light, come forth clearly. >iM«iu| c J'^'i'T, 
 ^HiHi or aHA"i , 3m »;j.-3^n w». Ti^f y. o/. «. W^Vf. 
 
 7 to, unto; s/a/jt/ or come into the judgment of. »TT5f^, 
 f^^^, ^TTOT, TKof, Tra^r. N. B. All these verbs are 
 impersonal. «i^"^*(-4_^fC %^. 
 
 8 be in attendance. ^|v»fIC-^ ^Tot. 
 AyPEAHANCE, «.v. V. 1. 2. arf of coming into sight, act of 
 
 becoming visible. f^v\ n. ^q' |t^ ?t.({.^'HS"l »■ <t.«i««l»>. 
 
 ^^ »». V. 5m^, ?^ «. ^=5T(:TR n. ?rF5rf^«i. 
 
 5 spij- |m «.&c. sTTf^'kH «. arrfsfHR »«• sn^T^w. 
 srrf^fH/. T^rq »«. iiPFtf «. 
 
 6 gim^ n. Zf^Z^ n. TV\ m. ^^Z m. 
 8 ^T^ftT ^ n. ^'^fff. 
 
 I. semblance, look, apparent likeness. ^ K.^TT^FR OT.'?TO7 
 n. ite »j. STPrra' »«. HRT »». ri »». 
 
 In a. fsr^'HTt^, fT^FTTW, «ll^M5 «(i»»i«<mC1. 
 
u 
 
 APP 
 
 Of pleasing a. ^wn. 
 
 Slight or faint a. ani«*<|« »i. 
 
 II. mere external thow, a**umed temllance. ^ff»T n. Qr*a8- 
 
 III. See PnE>OME>-o>-. [»T?I^^. 
 
 APPSASABLE, «. T. V. ^WftT, MhN^M, ?Tir«(1Ml'M, HTt^- 
 
 ArPBA«ABi£XESS, M. V. A. ?TMH<il»1<il /.^JiW-fl^fdl /. ?TJr- 
 
 Jl» ArFKiSE, r.a. ptteify, ealim,x.To Compose. r(\f^ or wf«T- 
 
 W^J, WHHUI or WVT^, *TtHH w.-^iiiMi »i.-?TrfH /.-Ac. 
 
 ^m j.n/o. nt'T-»tl-'«i5T-Ai'. iFm. 
 ' "pKiSEJlE.NT, n. V. v.— oc/. ^IH^ «. &C. HH^<M^H I «) i in /• 
 
 J"nnr^I¥?ft/. TTIcW^ ». ?4»1im n. n»T?T n.— state. Slltf?!- 
 
 '.nT w. ^rt^TTT/. 
 . PPELLATK, a. pertaining to appeaU. ilfM-^jftt^^lHI, 
 
 2 hatiny cognizance ofapptalt. 3i<ftH^U<<|-t<<| >Hf^(6KMI. 
 .iPPELLATIOX. M. V. XAilK. «ftT/. STRS^/. afrfWR It. «%- 
 
 <m^ «.^^f(N4> m. 
 AmLLATirE, n.common name M \ P\^ \ -^^'\\*\ n. ^ \ ^ \ '■^A \ H n. 
 ilWlLLATIVE. o. pertaining to a coiinnon name. 3rfiTtl(f<4^, 
 
 3rfiTVT«ft, snf'fw:^^, ^yi«JH+. 
 
 Appexi), c. a. Ann^ or attach to. r^T^, ?f^»< ^, 
 - V. To Add. v<i1(U|, H\nS{, ^JTTr^mr ^Nui. 
 
 A?rE5OA0E, APFCXDA5T, n. tomething added to a greater 
 tAinj. ^H^^^ m. ^r^ n. 3Trt»I n. ■i<l^<TPl'|i-*('2^*fr-3T^- 
 qWt-Jtc «?^ OT.-^^ir M.-&0. ^ipNTPii m.-f^^^ ffi,- 
 T^ >». TinninHKTt'I n. »?Ntn n. 3T^»rvi m. 
 
 AppE-tDLTT, a. Appexoiso, a. hanging to. T. V. il'k^l. 
 I. annexed, eoncomitanl, T. BeL050CC0. S'lpft, 3^»TfT, 
 
 \P«SOEO,/».v.V.l. ^fjsr ftr^ril, dfl^X.I, ^Ayj,rtN'iic4l. 
 
 Aotxdix, n. See APFEXDiOE. 
 
 2— to a book, Ac. T. iicrPLEME5T. <?'Vft/. iwilT »». 
 
 To ArrcBTAcr, See To Belong. 
 
 AprETE5CK, ArrETE5CT. eoriMi </«ftre, t. LrsT. ^m m. 
 
 2 Mdtmrml propetuUg. ^\A^^^v^ a.^»TIf «.^»TI^ftrfi /. 
 Amrin, ». t. Dkaike. f'WT/. ^n^PTT/. "JTTnr/. ^wfi/. 
 
 Kcttraint or regulation of a. ifl{<<^<<X'l ». 
 Canial a. *l*r m. f^W^WT^RT/. 
 
 2 j(:ceaii«M of itomaeh, r. HrxoER. «n!/.3nrWT »nnT/. 
 iT^n^ nw/. *H4IMH/- ■»«'m»lcii/. ^JTM «. 
 
 Dcrtruction of a. ( through waiting, Xc,)»niJTtT./. 
 
 3 wonted pover oj eating, tUmaeh. 3rfTT M. HWl ii.?Wt 
 r. ^fWT «. ^1 Jl^vmoj ». 
 
 DelicateiMM of a. •^I'^f.^l^ui i. 
 ImproriDg tfa« a. sfftwiT n. arfRfff/. 
 Lots or wast of a. >fV|^ ai. TpnnrKm. 
 
 Of ravenous a. H%^ 3T3^-3T5E^r. 
 Of tender a. gijr^l^oESR-f?;^. ^ 
 To bridle one's a. rffs ». ^RT TT^-%^^-3TT?tT'iif. 
 To indulge one's a. <Tre «. ^3t. 
 To lose one's a. 3T^ n. TT^y. o/*. ^/. *T^. y 'i/^i•. 
 To Applaid, V, a. praise by clappin/ the Jiandg, Sfc. TT^t^. 
 
 ^-^T^rf^-fi?^, ^r^ /. ^^, ?Tr!ire^^ /. ^^i, tr?^- 
 
 2 commend, v. To Tuaise. ?mm^, 3Tg%^, STpTH^, 
 STIIMiff, ST^nTT/.-^T^HT^ n.-3TfHJI^ n. W^. 
 Applauded,^, v. V. srr^ ^^t^T-^T^ST, &c. HNlvH^^, 
 
 Applaui>eb, n. v. V. d|of | ^ uiKI, ^TT^ *WKI, &c. 3^5«TT^.^, 
 
 :' Applause, n. v. Pkaise. flMl'H^/. ^^/. ^T^TM/- ^^- 
 
 ,1 3nT/. FPt^/. 
 
 I Apple, n. (^[^TOoET^ TT^ 3T?^, 
 
 l| 2 ( of the eye ) v. Pupil. Jricit /. «rf7Jt /• rTTTT /«, 
 
 [ A. of one's eye;/?y.v.DABLiNo. *iHufV»i.^iiix(i*f?,^r»«. 
 
 I To prize as the a. of one's eye. flT^T' 'FToS^Hr Tfe^ct 
 
 'I %^. 
 
 , Applicabilitt, Applicablenesb, n. t. A. Hl«ll<4l-=n'-^^- 
 
 I 2 r*l*j4U|| ». ?5FT «». 
 
 Applicable, o.yi'< or suitable to be applied, v. Y. A. 1. 2. 
 A\H\M\-^^-'^\nfn-'^Pl\-&i.\ *?MI*<l-t(lrtlMI-&C. ^-vi^fTT- 
 
 2 /Aa^ way Aafc relation to. v. V. 1. ai'Il*<l-'RT-'^'inT- 
 
 5^1T-«l«?<l-&c, 
 Applicant, n. petitioner. 3T^5R f. STsf 'PTmRT, ^T^T^t 
 
 *<«1K(, THTP f. 3T'«ff «■« cowi/). 
 Application, n. v. V. A. l.—aet. riH«i «. qt^oi «. tr^^ift 
 
 «. &c. 3TT^PTUT «. «fr3R ». <<1^HI /. fif^TM n.—a. or <f. 
 
 3TRtT »n. !r%»l ;/». MH%^ »». f^'itn m. ^m. ^iiuj*/. 
 
 2— act. *I*fl«-^,K</fi ?5T^ n.-MWul «.&o. sjqW f«. ^Tll 
 
 »». ftPl<(l'l ff». 
 
 3— oo^. V. Study. iH-i!?^-&c. qn?^ rt.-t?T^ n. 6?jran 
 
 w. WtfHPl^n m.— stale. rTPT w. '-MlfHHf'.'Tw. arfH^^THT/. 
 
 4— ac/. «TFT »». JT^rTw. 
 Of particular a. '?tnT7. 
 
 V. V. N. 1.— state. t^T^WT «». 'Tm »». SIH^/. wj^^ /. 
 
 2— oc^ Hvd*<iJf n. Ac. ^l^liw/.ar^ ♦n.f'iiVn/. 
 
 I. thing applied. Sl^^f^l T'inT w.-^fTR »i.- &o. 
 A. of hot leaves. f5<T »«. TJ m. 
 
 .\PPL1ED, ^. V. V. .V. 1. rl!«l'*<f'J, VKIfirt!, «<l^ftrtT, Ao. 
 
 II ArPLiEK, «. V. V. A. 1. P,HUITTT, mr^TTTT, ^^OTKT, &i". 
 
 To Apply, r. a. /»«/ or lag to. r^T^, ^itl^T, qTS^, "^f^, 
 
 T^» ^^> *^> ^'TTTt^''^- 
 
 2 ( to its cad or purpose. ) emplog, y. To Use. TT^fr^ 
 
APP 
 
 f5rf%«fm »«. jRTit g. oj o. ^-4^ rfKui. 
 
 J{ ( the mind, &c. ) JTT «.-55^ &c. ^Rof-^Ht^dir, r^m »». 
 
 4 — in gram. ^TT »».-H<<)'i »"• *<."l. 
 Ti? Appiy, v. 11. have some connection, agreement, or 
 
 analogy, suit. V. To Agbee. c^T^^, OT"!^ TT'I', fHotuI, 
 
 ^555wr, sr^, ^, with ^K or :p%, SpTilf. 
 
 2 /(ffyf recourse to as a solicitor. <^«31^/.-3T^ w.-f^P'Trft 
 
 /.-&c. JPTot, vTTtJf, w/M ^ofo. 
 To Appoint, t\a. establish, settle, fix hy agreement. ^iTif, 
 
 ?j%?T w.-fSfqx pop. %TT»».-&c. <PTi^ 5'. o/ 0. 
 
 2 order, prescribe, ordain. HMilr, ^IMU|, •iM<i ^fir, f^TW 
 
 »».-f^nfT^TT M.-^T^ »i.-^t3['TT /.-f^HTH W.-fiTftT WI.-&C. 
 spTif 5'. o/ 0. 
 
 l\ nominate, designate, constitute. ^*T*r, jfl^T^, ^T^, 
 ^VS{^ w.-'fr^TTT f.-^W^ /.-f^T^r^PT n.-f^Pl4)^*T M.- 
 f'T^fPI OT.-&C. ^>^ ^. o/' 0. 
 
 4 accoutre, furnish, \-c. v. To Equip. ?PR»f, ?r^, 
 ■H^l'iuj, ?Tf«ffT-&c. ?F^. 
 Appointed, ;>. v. V. 1. %K%?^, ^%fT%^^, &c. ^Ri*TfT. 
 
 2 %M^.rfI, ?»m%c^, 5pRPT fj?|^-&e. f^prf*TfT, f'T^fT, 
 ?*TTf^, «%^, ^%fH!F, STTTt^, ^r^, r«lf^<i, "l^fcT, 
 
 8 %1T%^, qt^^^, &C. JTIX^T^, ^^^^-i ^3^) ftPl^'P, 
 
 4 ^^^^»I Ac. ?TfSTrT, WS{, 
 Appointeb, n. v. V. 1. 2. ^»T<7nTr, ^^iTT^mRT, ?»TN«F, ?»TT<PT- 
 n7ql\j1H-&c. J}r?Tf , P(<<IH^, f^^TTrTT, f^^T^nP, f^^TT^, 3TT^- 
 
 y %HUIKr, ^^I^dUIKI, f^Ml'ff, JT'TT'T^, RF^^Tm*, ^t^TTT- 
 f^?ft3T5T-fgrfH^^T'T-&C. ^irTf. 
 4 ^^T^TJTRT &C. ?T^5RT-&C. ^PtTT. 
 Appointment, «. v. V. \.—aH. %^ m. ^%rT JpT'fw. 'H%?T»». 
 2 — act. JTK'iif «. FiTNof n. &c. f^<(HH »i.F<TrTT >!.F*ll'Hl/. 
 f^t1T?rn .-^1 iH [/^•— « • <"" s.arf^^ n%. ^%?t j«.Pi<< h /)o/>. %H m. 
 '.i—acf. ^^vi n. <if|v»fO| fl. &c. <k\v/im m. ^FJRT/. f^pfnTT- 
 »'. f%f^rat3R «. — a. or s. %»r»I^ /. P(«fl'l »n. RPl^Tl'I »«. 
 4— fl/-/. ^T^of «. ^^snp^ w. 
 I. an article of equipment, v. Accoctremfkt. t)<v»1IH|-«ll 
 
 W. public post or employment. 3T^r*fr /. W<+lfl v»TFfT/. 
 
 Ifcrcditary a. V^ m. ^r[^ n. 
 To get an a. W9 n. f\vf inv. con. 
 Til. engagement, assignation. ?T%rT m. ^»T«T>». j^^w. 
 2(3 ApponTiox, f. a. divide and assign in Just proportion. 
 
 ^f^ ^-^fjxjfr/.-qtW «.-&c. jRTir, JT*Tr4f^Hr3T^«. ^r^ 
 
 y. p/ 0. «TVrf«PTT»f ^ti^ ^. 
 Apposite, a. suitaNc to time or circumstances. «fii^, fliT«}*, 
 ^»I?r, T'«TT^nT, T^TT^^, TVlf"^, ST^'TrfyrT, ^nH^R, 
 
 _46 APP 
 
 Appositely, orfc. v. A. jt^t'tW, «T5inf^, J^T^TO, Mt l 'I I H ^PT, 
 
 ?nT^+4"II^, sre^TFT, +(H<<IH*(H, «TVTlTBn, TVTT^^r" 
 Appositeness, w.v.A. +lH<}*miirM. q'i'«T?n/.=tnT»i.Tm^m m. 
 
 Apposition, «. — in grammar. 3T>T?i?i«)!:T »». 
 
 To Appbaise, *. a. appreciate, estimate, rate, m^ n.-f^U^r^ 
 
 f.-^ m.-^f^VH OT.-ar^ m.-&c. ^Tfff-srft't y. (fo. 
 Appraisement, n. v.V. — act. Ht^-^^-Ac. ^^n.-s^^dtnio, 
 Apphaisek, «.T.V.jfte-^-&c. <»)<uii<i-<l<r^«lKl-&c. <!<3I»«»i. 
 Appeeciabie, fl.^/ja< jho^ le estimat''d.'jfrHj^^T(fS\vi^^m\, 
 
 "Tfc^nr, hRhiui^i*^. 
 To Appreciate, v. a. v. To AppEHisE. jft^ >i.-^ »». sFT^r- 
 
 S^f^ 5'. «/ 0. 
 
 2 admit the value of, achwwledge. ^Tfurdt, 3TTT/. STTTJTffT- 
 
 g. of o.^f. iUl^K-'R^^. o/o. yr »).-?f^»<4ril/.-&c. 
 
 v»fIU|u1, 307^, TfT «. ^iT^ 5". q/ 0. 
 Appreciatob, n. v. A^ 2. sfTtir \il|U|HI, ^ rRoiHT, i4l^*, 
 2b Appbehekd, v. a. te/ze, /fl.v ''<>'<^ ^- 'IT'^, "JTS"^. 
 
 2 conceive in the mind, v. To Unueestand. ^, aTnra^, 
 
 tT3^ j'n. cow. anrfy. o/o. ^t^ m. ifof-Oiimui, iTTtrf 'T'Jt- 
 tn. flo». y»iafUJ-.jHvHu1 «««<' inversely. 
 
 3 rfwflrf, V. To Fear. STT?!^, ar^nr w.-!f^ M.-?fi!FT/.- 
 
 V^f.-&c. JTor-^M »'«. COM. 
 
 4 he of opinion, think. ^TCTI-»Tnt'if i«. fO». ^^WOT.-^^^ 
 m. ^Hf-^STTot «'»•. «>». 
 
 Appbehended, p. V. 1. iji^rfi, q*5%rf;r. 
 
 3 3TT?if^fT, 7if+-d. 
 Apprehensible, a. v. V. 2. »T?Tf?T ^T^TT 5?t»T?TT-^»TT-?fTTW- 
 
 Apprehension, «. v. V. 1 — act. vtK^n. <j«Fi^«.*r^ «. Tfw. 
 2 — act. ^^ n. vfTvli n. &c. M^ m. TH^ "». ^W^i m.^fr^ m. 
 
 I. imperfect idea, an intellection. 3MvT »». ?T^ w. ^^ w. 
 ST%^ »«. flTT «. 3(Tftnm m. *ii«iii/. 
 
 II. onisgiring. V^ f. ^V^ m, 31^^ w. ^?fT ««. ^^ffT >i. 
 ^^ m. ^^ m. W.v'P^f. qtr m. v|l^ wi. tTTITTT or qt- 
 ?TTT »». f. tTT. ^T^r w. 
 JII. faculty of apprehension. \. UndebstaSDISG. fTR ». 
 
 Of quick or ready a. ?f^^TT^. 
 j Slowness of a. ^H^f^ /. 
 
 Appbehensite, a. dreading evil, v. V. 3. ?T%'=r, 3TTTif^, 
 
 ?i+iMd, ri+i^i^fv, ^^'T^??;, ^^t'tn^, ^hIpf. 
 Appbentice, n. +,<KHI*-^l^ir«I<ll^ wl-^TTPt?^ »«.-f?I«'TT >».- 
 
 fsfPRT m.-&c. [^'^OT. 
 
 To Appbentice, v. a. tfST m.-qr?iij n.-&c. fr^P'^TT +^^1 ^Ftr- 
 
 A PPBENTICESHIP, «. V. N. VI Tl^/. f^li^W"!! < 
 
 Tq Apprise, Appbisino, See To Isioem, &e. 
 
APP 
 
 To Appkizs,&c. See To Appbaisb, Ac. 1] 
 
 To ArnOiCB, v. n. rome near^ approximate, appropiftqtiaU, \ 
 
 ad f nee. jT^S ^-■nm, %^, TT^, 3TnTH m.-WTKT «.- I 
 
 ilf^'lH f»i.-»ir*iM»ii n.-kc. ^Tt. 
 • : FHOxcH, Appkoachixo, II. V. V. — act. %^ «. «TT^ n.^THT- ; 
 
 «. i<»^S'IH "». 3Tf^»T^ n. srfHTH w. JM+<»|u| ». vJNtl-J^- ! 
 T «. «r*Ji*<l*lPl/. ^f^T^ymK m. wf^l+'iui «. 
 I. w«y of coming to, acceu. TT^ /. »TFf «». 3<Him*<MI m. '■ 
 ArPXOACHABi.E.(i. V. V. and Accessible. vI^oE ormT-^-vftn- jj 
 
 .\?pkoached, j». T. V. ^Tm'M, 3T*^M'M, <(»i1hi«i«i, ttPt^^T, . 
 
 ArPBOACHSS, N. ApPBOACHnrc,/).a. t.V. ^»T?5E?niITTT-'n'mm 
 Ac. 3rf*T*Tr»ft, Ji*^M«ii*ll, iii«mi-Ac. ^tTT. 
 I. tkat it at hand, near, — time. &c. vH*J*-«(1, 3T^oB Wcirfl, 
 
 To Affkobate, See To .\ppbote. 
 
 App«oBATio>',AppBOTAL,»i.r.V. — «<•/.»< l'<l*<,of«.<i^«*iiiii«. 
 
 L tA« ttniiwtent. ^rPrMf- T^Ht/. ?rTrTT/.«Mfl/. TT- 
 »'RT/. ji^hi n. 3<HMr<l/. ^I^Hr«J n. grf'T'TtT «. 
 
 To meet the a. of. mm ^^ .id<uf, »r^f^ .Jd<»n, <nT- 
 
 ArraoiATOKT, «. containing or expretiing a. ^ jH|i^H-J1HhRi 
 
 -Ac. fIT^V-*T»*-^[5^ Ac. 3T^JTT^. 
 Jo APPBOMJfQCATE, Ac. Sce To Appkoach, Ac. 
 ArnoPKiABLE, a. T. V. 1. HiT'i^d't «FTT 3fmT-Ac. ftr- 
 
 J(» Appkopbiate, v. «. sMi^w <«;»(ir/iVM7<iWy. Hf^T^-Ht^srt- 
 
 ^f7i^/.-ftr<i*<i'i«n.-rir^<4!-»n«.-Ac. ^rrot^. o/^o. 
 
 2 i«*f to tdj. 'iTTr»i«ii. ^rm, "wimi^i vnff , 'P^tt^eot, ^- 
 ti*ft*i%f^l-%'C, *«irm*l<i-«irmMi<i-Ac. TTwr. 
 
 3 tmkejramdulentlti, v. To Embezzle, wm, W?Tw. mr- 
 •r^ J. of 0. »mm, tt ^r^f, Pi4f><i ^T«f, tiitfT-*T?«Tt?i 
 
 Aptiopsutc, APPS0PSIATE5ES8. See Pbopek, Ac. 
 AmoPBunD, p. t. V. 1. ^t^-^tWT^-Ac. ^^*^T, Ac.ft- 
 
 2 «r<i»fl*"| 4f^»?i, JUi'JHiHi %^w, Ac. sHuiiviijpn, ?r. 
 
 3 WTIiRT Ac. mH, mTwH. 
 
 ApTBOFBiATio5,n.T.v.i.— «c<,^t«rT5^-A«.%^«r»».Ac.firf*i^t'R 
 
 1. iiM/<^ upproprimled fraudulently, t. EMBEZZLE11E5T. 
 
 AmoTABLE, «. T. V. ^w^-if^-Ac.^?Tnn-^-a?r»nT-^iWTAc. 
 
 To Amort, V. m. like, be pleated leUk, admit atynper. irffr- 
 MT^m.-m'^^Xf-'iK^iiv^ ii.-Ac.^5?if g. of o. lfyrt>f/.WT, 
 
 4*?' AQF 
 
 I fWf, 7f^rTTff-»r^ffi-'TOfft?T-?TT?!^-Ac. ^-qpjf-Ac. g. of 
 s. and in. con. 3T5»?T^. 
 Approted, /). V. V. TOSf-TT^-Ac.^^^^T-^JT^t^riHT^Tq^rt or 
 S, ^TfT<t^r, JTfi'^l^d, <Tr<'J^d, ^P^,^, 3Tf'T*TrT,^»:»?n, 
 
 Appboveb, n. Appeovisg, p. a. v. V. q^'^-*TT^-ifeo. ^<Jiir, 
 TFT, 3HjHd, KT^jft^, Sff^lTT^, SffrWT^, TBrT O/' 5. 'fl- 
 HlftTT ^rlt, 3lHHpl-&C. ^u|KI. 
 
 ApPEOTIXOLr, adv. T^frT-Ac. sp^TT, 3I^Ht^ <T5f^. 
 
 2T» Appeo.\imate, Ac. See To Appkoach, Ac. 
 
 Appboximate. See Pboximate. 
 
 Appclse, n. ff(< of itrikinj against. ^F[^n. *TlT/.'flr?Tn»i. j^- 
 fH^;if»». stt^TTTot. 
 
 APPCRTEXASCE.n.V.ApPEXDAOE. 5If^«.7^mn. ^'^^S^W. 
 
 — f^^<TOT.-^^«.-r«TH«. Ac. 
 
 APBICOT,n. ^ "PSE 3Tf|. 
 
 Apbil, w. fTTjft Vlf-HI ^aftVT Mf^HlW. %5^?Tra»i. 
 
 A. shower. V{\^v\H(\f. siTKUl Ml^oft/. 
 Apbiori, a. reasoning, f^^ f%srT f%|[^ T^ ^JHTwrnT^T 
 
 Apbox, m. ?nm sitv^Tr^ »Tr^^^«. ['^f^r. 
 
 Aphopos, adv. ^K^FT, Jre»?nn?T, V3HTIW 15HT,iII^Tf«l^, ^^\- 
 
 To come a. sj^»ll« ^. 
 Arsis, plural Arsivss, n. iu astronomy. 3^^5ft^ «, 
 
 The line of the apsides. ^ft^T^MJl^ ^5T «. 
 Apt, a. qualified, suitable, v. Fit. ^fP^T, .iM^I'fl, 7'ig'S. 
 
 2 disposed, prepense, \. Iscliseo. sj^tit, «TTTT, f^^, fll^- 
 ^, I^THI^Nl-ul+NI conjoined tcith the object. ( as ^oq^- 
 «r feTMHNT a. to break, Ac. ) ?ft?5 in comp. ^*rt^. 
 
 N.B. The meaning of the word willoften be most idio- 
 matically rendered by adopting another construction, 
 as, This cloth is apt to tear | «FnT F^spFT 'PT?5r, That 
 man is apt to quarrel ^ nw^ F^^^ Ht?<?y, Jly horse 
 i« apt to kick *{\kH\ ^\m\¥ f^FT HR<i«<|5ft ft^ ffr\ or 
 KTFT ^W aiUHlOd 3TO?n, Ac. Ac. 
 
 3 rwrfy, quick;y. Shabp. ^v»1l<H,-M'»i"H"fld,15S'k^d, flTC- 
 
 Aptitude, Aptxess, n. v. A. 1. ^^^f. 8M«4I»ft<)'TT w. 7- 
 
 2 ^?7 m. iJH««J n. ^fW/. IT^ M. KJTT^ m. fivfm. ^^J^•. 
 
 3 g'srm'Tm m. ■^ v^ ^vr \ ^^^v \\ m. yjnrft/. <TreT «. <?t?^ «. 
 Aptlt, cdv, T. A. 1. <rflrr!0"T, ir^'is, ^fv, «T'inf^'<w, <t- 
 
 3 yTtT^, '^ui<n«ft«i<t<»ll^, Ac. Jft^ini'j*!*, Bv^'Hir^m- 
 
 AqVA lORTl!", «. J<l»IM|uft «. 
 
 Aqvabiuh, n. artificial pond for planti or fthesv^r^^^- 
 
 AQtABii's, «.— sign in the Zodiac. ^H «. 
 
 A«JCAT1C, a. living or grotring in the Kater—o( aiuDials ai d 
 
 j.lant*. n;?i»«T, 3!^^, 3i?i^<r, ^^^m, 3P^»v, 3i>?.^. 
 ^f animals. 'Jlf^^, OTW^T^, "JT^^; TR^^TT^. •Jl^'^fW, 
 rB^fl.— of plants. 7^»n«F. 
 
AEC 
 
 A. and terrestrial .vir^T^VtTT^, 
 Aquatic, n. — animal. Tiu^irtr^i vift^ m. •A'^^'^m. srirtHiwHw. 
 
 — plant &c. 3rsr»T--nrti^<t-&c. •r^qfrr/.-f^«(<<m.-&c. 
 Aqueduct, «. 5T5;»«. ^^ m. mr^'ft/. [ ^. 
 
 Aqueous, n. v. Wateut. viTr^CT, ^i^HT, vn^sn^T, 3TT«T, 2flf^- 
 Aquim>t; kose, m, »R:i57T^ «. g+HlPH+l /. [ f^. 
 
 That lias an a. nose. ^^^;^t^ pop. JRiHI+MI, ^^PTT- 
 ArahiaK, a. afTWf, 3TT5F'«TT?T'^, 3T^r<Tpft, 
 Aeadias, n. 3PIT5I or 3TRSI w. 
 Arabic, «. '3Tt^'Tr!rr/.-^l^/.-&c. 
 Arable, a.fi for ploughing, or that is tilled. rll'Hi^-^l, ?5r- 
 
 n5r^=^^ ^H*?!'!!-"!!, 55T^WNT, r^Kl^rfl, ^jft^^TTT, *f*l4i'<J, 
 
 A. land. See under Land. f^TTT?rT«. •FToft/. 
 AraKEOUS, a. resemUing a colueh. g%=qT^qT -^lai^JIWIWl, 
 
 Aratobt, a. contributing to tillage. ^ri+HW^Tl'll, ^ife*, 
 Arbiter, Abbiteatob, n. umpire. <?x(|^H<^K m. apff^ »n. q^ 
 
 9H.5^r^»». |rr=^?T c. JTWTr<T c. 
 
 Arbitrators. — collect. <T^ m. pi. ^OT »«. 
 
 Meeting of private a. TteWTT/. [^^T^n. 
 
 Abbitbable, a. depending on the tcill. ^f^t**, ^^^tftT, ?- 
 Arbitrament, Abbitbement, n. See Will. 
 
 2 award oj arhitralors. 'j^\(r\Hr{ n. <f^iT<T n. cf^T^/. j 
 
 Arbitbabilt, arftj. Jy wi7/ only. v. Absolutely. f^^JnTT^f, 
 
 Arbitbari2<*E38,78. V. A. 1. H^qift/. ^rT':ft'T<TT/. ^EnfT'T». 
 ar^^TTtO-HfTr/. TiJI+'m^ll^Hdl/. 
 
 Arbitrabt, a.v. Absolute, ^tft^,^^, «I'*<l+|i(l,^*l^3, 
 
 2 depending on mere will. ^f%gT, ^^aT«ft^, ^5Rff, T- 
 
 ^?r 'tf^ rfW. 
 
 3b Abbitbate, v. n. hear and decide as arlilrator.tj^f^r{ f. 
 -frr=^T^/.-H«T^'<ff/.-3Tf*nft/.- *11^4j1/. -ToET «». qj^. 
 Arbitration, n. v. Y.—act. T^n^/. frf-^l^ffl/. 3Tf*f^ /. 
 5^rf^I^/. c5^(^1/. iT^fsft/. Hosr m. 
 Assembly of a. ^^ m.pl. ^cET m. 
 Paper of agreement given in by the parties before 
 an assembly of a. ^F^ra^rnrT m. jpfT^T. 
 
 Paper of acquiescence in the award of an assembly 
 
 of a. ^HvJdM'^ n. [frT-^lfffl-^l. 
 
 Arbitbatobt, a. of or lelonging to an arliirator. f?r= ^ l < f ft , 
 
 Arborart, Arboreous, a. belonging to trees. f^TT^, f^^- 
 
 Arborist, n. one versed in trees. f^fT, f?^%TTT. [ ^ n. 
 
 Arbour, «. Jowcr. j^f mn. Pl^if wm. JTT^/. H?7 win. c5?TI^- 
 Abc, n. segment of circle. tT^^T «■ STJ w. '^TT m. 
 
 Chord of an a. 's^\f. ^^TrTT/.^jft^/.-mH^Sof «. yim. 
 
 Complement of an a. to 90*. sTTfe/. 
 
 Measurement of au a. tTfT:"?^ n. •^\'va n. 
 
 48 ARD 
 
 Versed sine of an a. «dTl<vr*il /. 
 Abcabe, n. ualk arched above. d'^W-^} XW m.-^TT /. rlTT- 
 
 ^ft^ TWi m.-^VC f. Tf^ m.^\t^ m. 
 Arch, m. JprniT or ^f. H^{\nf. 
 To ABcn, V. a. spTT^=^-«PRTOI^-M^<N<^K-&c. "Ruf, ^:JTm 
 
 Abch, o. v. Chief, ^^sq, WT, "fl^, smrR, ^ in comp. 3^«r, 
 — as used of Inaies and rogues, and with the povrer of, 
 atrocious, monstrous, thoroughsped, thoroughbred, ^'c. \. 
 Abbant. tt^, f^^^, f%?r^, i<+iirt, ^iA, 
 2 waggish, shrewd, sly. KTcf, njT, j?, «fT7, ftRt^, *T^^- 
 ='TT, ^41»(I'1, ?5ffk, e'^'Mi-^. 
 
 ArchjEological, (7. V. N. sn^^+lP.* fTPra^tft-f^pnTF. 
 
 Abchjeologist, «. iiiMl'1'*lf?l+f1PT-^?TT-iJrmr4<f,^Tii. 
 
 Abchjeologt, n. learning pertaining to anliquily. ^TT^TR^- 
 
 ^ f^«i<^+?iM «.-f^cn'/- 
 Abch- ANGEL, «. 5»c?Tsn"r^f ^5^. [ qr^'r. 
 
 Abch-bishop, «. J^sq ^'li'SfT ^^"^?7, fJirq ^rt^TT ^^ 
 Aech-deacon, n. fsi^Tqr^^ ^TSi^T arf'TSFTfl'. 
 Arched, p. v. V. +H|ij)^ %?5r5T, &c. *niui^n:, q;n|UMi, ir- 
 
 Abcheb, «. bowman. frtt^Pf, fcTO^, rO<.+.H<l-yi »n. rfl<«frnr- 
 
 Aechert, n. use of the bow and arrow. ^R^Tsft/. trgi'^r/. 
 Skilled in a. frTTT^n. 
 2 arrow shooting. TltWT «. STHJlftrfl^T «. ?HI»^I^ »». 
 Fence for the arm in a. practice, "tt^/. 
 Glove for the fingers in a. practice, arjfe^fm «. 
 ABcnETTPE, n. V. Original. ^ n. iTfT /. 3=R{c5 used with 
 
 the noun required. 
 Aechipelaoo, n. group of islands. ^TT^f m. 
 Abchitect, o«^ who designs or plans buildings. ^T^SJT m. 
 
 f^?qnHift »!. n^r<ft m. ^f+H+Tlf, 'J^Piffifd^fll. 
 Abchitectural, a. ftT?qnn?T?f5itft-34 H •H 1 ^.-argiSTT &c. fflrq- 
 
 ABcniTECTUBE,*!. — the 8cicnce.qT«r^\ pTKrI •it^'^^n^f^'sn 
 
 ABcniTES, n. place for records. <^*r1WHI »«. ^^^ «• ^Ff 
 
 2 records and papers. S^fTT w. ■«<.+ifl ^^A<i »»./)/. 
 Aechly, aJr. V. A. 2. JJ^, ff^'R^, r«l^l<Vj4+. 
 Abconess, n. V. A. 2. MT^quir »«• «fKH"ii »«. &c. 3^<si0 /. 
 
 Abchwise, ar/i). «f>H|un+<K<^T '^ff'. ^fnTTTftsT^fM. 
 
 AbCTIC, a. TrTT'J^T^, grTt^^rFF^, S'rRJjq-^^tft, ^t|<*^. 
 
 A. circle. jTTTg^frT m. 
 Abcturus, n. ;3T?ft/. 
 Abdenct, Ardentness, Abdob, n. v. A. 1. heat, glow. 3tN 
 
 /. ^ m. ri^Wif ^^^ '"■ 'T^ «. 
 
 2 arm/. ?t?5^/. ^H^irf^/. ir^ft/. 5T»ft/. ant^i »». ^t^ 
 
 /. rftiRT/. ^^HT /. 
 
 3 ^m^ m, 3?fTN »». ft^/. ftir or ^^f.^r^f. 3R^- 
 
} 
 
 
 ARG 
 
 49 
 
 ARI 
 
 Sudden impulse of a. ^^f?Tm. 5^*n/. p. %, ^3^, ^, ^T. 
 .^ KDEXT, a. *o<, gloirinj. v. Glowiso. ^TS^, jT^TH, -Mui-quRi. 
 
 2 /fTff. fcry, vehement. T^trr, ^IT, »Tr^^, fTTHFTT, ^- 
 ?7Tr?, vT^ or 5rM, '^, JT^, fff^, ?ft?=T, «^, WH^L 
 
 3 impauionate, eager, icarm, zealou*. v. Eabsest. 7^, 
 dr^l^l^l, 3WT^, ^"t^W^, i^«r^'lK or ^t1<^K, 3rg^, ^- 
 
 AS0EKTI,T, a</t. T. A. 2. ««'(>^, +4*1^^, 3T^Ttfl^, Hel*fl'l, 
 
 Ardcocs. o. attended tcitk great labor, v. Diiricctx. ^- 
 
 iklOUOOLT, oiv. T. A. 4rH^'AH,<i>%4>4KH, ^IMItl'J^*, SR?^- 
 
 iiSDOoassssB, «. T. V, 1. <|)^uiMU|i m. |v'ddl/. 5-.?n«TTT /. 
 
 A«EA, n.— in geom. n>T m. »pff /. THf m. TPTT m. HTn^f 
 
 •". »nn»ff/. 3T«id< fi. 1f?5 n. f^->t*-l «. 
 
 2 atuf open turfart. atTTJT «. ^^ n. *li.i,i n. 
 iiucA VJTt, See Bmi,. 
 ilXXVA, ". fiare of public conUit, ^e. i1lrflH<!IHI m. TS^/. 
 
 ?»lt»roT n. tn»jfJT / tn m. 
 7iiErACioc«, AmtAEiocB, Abesose, a. v. Sakdt. ^<fr^, \- 
 
 ilB0ATIO5, fi. Mnd bath. T^^ 3^ ^ n.-^ ti. ^I*^ qt- 
 ABOX5T, ABOCXTAt, AbOKXTHTE, See SiLTEB, &c. 
 
 Amu^ n. potter'* day, \. Clat. JMKHIffl/. JTlflHIfft/. 
 
 JVUILLACEOrs, a. JMIf«l«fl«(l. 
 
 AlOOsr, n. trading vettel. fSR^ft 1^^^ n. ^TT^^ «. h^iPiO/. 
 
 AMCABLE, AB0E1IB5TABLE, a. Y. V. A. 1. <»1lrtU<T, 3TraT 
 
 i^t<?, at i r ji m^' , wi ^m«i^ ^ << , artc^ti^^R^, *t»p(W, ^\- 
 
 To ABors, c. »«. ditpute, debate. pf^T^, ^T^5 "• ^^j ^' 
 ^ «ii.-f»^ m.-ill-irmn. »n.-^'^HI'ft/.-ifi<.r?:/.-&c. ^^, 
 
 To ». devioukir, wildly. WUfUM f^Tr^t. 
 
 To ». idlj, fruitiOMly, Toinly. iFr<TT w.-fTTT m.-^IToft'^ 
 
 »i.^78f,*r<n^/.-«f»r^/.-?Tm^:r/.-<RTf?/.-&c. ^^. 
 
 r» Abocz. r. a. duevu, debate, agitate. «r^, qhs^, JT^ 
 or mm, VT»I«>, ^^, W^ «.-^K^ or %\Z>^f[ J. ^f^- 
 
 •i.-4«. *^ y. 0/ 0. 3n5^*ti^ fi.-Jiv^ ». ^rof^. 0/ 0. 
 2 ^fww, evince, ikew. ^f^, STWf't, ^^W^t, n«ii«i»p 
 are^f, W?m ii.-f«F^ n. 31^ y. 0/ 0. tcitk in. eon. HTW^' 
 
 Abockd,^. r. V. A. l.«n'I^^,^^«%^,Ac. 3n'^rft<T,RNT, 
 AlOriB, «. T. V. N. fT^-fSTTT^-Ac. «7VnTT, ^T<t, fT^, »T« 
 
 fWf, ftfT^fmf , fM^HH. 
 Aioi'i5o n. \. V. A. 1.— «^/. ^T^dr «. 9\lA n. Ac. m^.iyn 
 
 /. ifT^^fr* M. t^ m. trenn?/ wttt^^ or t(f. ^xzfz /. 
 
 T. V. If.-'M^. trjwnentation. ^r^f^^ m. W^m.\ 
 
 Empty or idle a. ^mTfT/. ^vffe^/. fTT^f?/. 
 Inconclusive a. 3< jMM frr/. 
 Line of a. rflMI(*/. f. ?fT^, sm. 
 Noisy, Ac. a. •il'^«)l<l m. ^m/. rfMiS «. 
 To warm or get animated in a. ir^^^H ^. 
 Aegumest, h. rea«on alleged. «fiKui «. ^^ ?/». ^»15I _/. ifTnTT 
 
 To adduce an a. aT^fffT^rT^TRTw. ^>^. 
 
 To make the most of a bad a. aHmrJiH'fl/. ^ot, 
 
 2 ( of a reasoning or discourse ) v. Subject. f^TTT »». 
 «T?Tm. ^^ n. ^V^ m. ^ m. <?1<^KM^ ». [ Kfnr^r/. 
 
 3 content!, heads. 'J«f<llfi+l/. OTT^ w. 'Ta^^VftTRT^- 
 
 4 argumentation.. See Aeocisg. — of< q/' V. N. 
 ABoriiENTAr, o. belonging or relating to a. •JI^R«)I<^NI, ^r- 
 
 Abocmextatiox, «. See Abqci:jo, — act ofY. N. 
 AEQUiiE>'T4TlTE, o. cotuitUng of a. qi^Ml, ^^r^T^, «ir?f^- 
 ««l^r«jV<4*, r«<<ll<^*,4, r«<«IKlrH+, STT^T, .JMMRl ^ Mg, 
 
 2/ortrf ofo. V. Disputatious. ^T^,fw^, ^t^^, ^t<^, 
 Abid, a. adutt, parched and dry: — of a country, &c. ??TT- 
 
 »^, ^m., sp^T, ^r+W, ^rt^ir*^, ^S<f^H. 
 
 2 dry and meagre:~oi soil. 3^, tmi, f^R^RT, f*mT55, 
 
 Pmot^iJ, vjrfifi^, Mlrtif^fi. 
 Abiditt, n. V. A. 1. <««<ndM<'II m. T^flT^R »». ^^TTT m. 
 
 2 j^tM^ir ff». Pi«<fmnr »». &c, vJ i rt^if^rq ». 
 Abies, n. — the sign. *f^ «. 
 
 Aeioht, adv. V. BiOHTLT. Jftj, iRmr. [fryt y. o/<. 
 
 To Abise, v. n. v. To Eise. j3of, ijijf, 7^ w. qr^,?^ m. 
 
 2 proceed, ittue, spring, floiv, emanate. 3??^ |t^, ^, ^- 
 
 S<if , r^Mul, rti'i«t, TJ^ot. 
 Abistabchy, n. government by excellent men. ^^ifVlH? n. 
 
 Hn^iJ *JH| «. fin^^imsT n. 
 
 2 ioflTy of excellent men. f?lV<HH*<«J|r «. fjfl^^^r^w. 
 Abistocbact. n. government by nobles. *l4rtl-ff% iPJfT «. Ac. 
 
 2 Jo'/y 0/ fioJ/M. qi^5I^ m. pi. !H»0<3«<K m. ;>/. *T^- 
 
 I Abistocbatic, Abistocbaticai,, a. v. N. ii^i^Jpt^, anft- 
 
 1 TTHTT^NT, M| l ^rf ) H I r qq?TO<RVft-fy?^Ty. 
 
 jj ABirnMKTic, n. »TfopTn. 3i*'lfuirl n. ^^^]f^<J^f. OT>^<Tr/. 
 
 A.— gcner. or loosely, 'jwtf^ »TPThft/. ^^f fp^Nj w. 
 
 A. of fractions. 3T^w 'if^H «. 
 
 A. of integers, ^f^ nfoiH «. 
 
 A. of known quantities, nn^ if^n n. 
 
 A. of unknown quantities. 3<w?^ if^JR «. 
 
 A book of a. ^A* 0/ ««m4 and qveitiont. JlM»" n. 
 
AEM 
 
 Operation in a. with an assumed number. ^^*»( n. 
 
 The eight rules of a. MR'-HH^' l ^'h n These arc addition, 
 sullraction, multiplication, division, raitlnj to thetqvare, 
 extracting the square-root, raising to the cube, extracting 
 the cube-root. ^^^^n. 64|e)-+,,in«. ^jxJTHn. T^TTw. V\m. ^- 
 «T^n. q^Hi. MHMdn. or, pop. ffToE^iift/. •(■^I'HI^/. ^on^sRw*. 
 
 AnmiMETic, AmrnMETiCAt, ((.belonging to or according 
 to a. Tf^rTT^, nfWrft, f^n^TT^, f^t^ or f|?lt^,'lfuHIH- 
 TfT, nf^rilj+IK, 'in>MtH4.M. 
 
 Abithmetically, fl!<^?t>. 'Tf'TrTr^iirT fiffr^, f^?i«l +-*.'!. 
 
 Arithmetician, n. ifdnft'". 'lfuir'4U». T^PPw. f^^Ht or f|- 
 
 Abk, n. small chest, ^"f/. 
 
 2 ( of Noah ) ^mf. *M^Hn. 
 Anw, n. — from the shoulder-joint to the wrist. T^/. ^- 
 
 — from the shoulder-joint to the elbow. J5»i. ^irg"»». 1T- 
 
 — from the elbow to the wrist or finger-ends. ^ot. 
 
 A. to a. — fighting, &e. «ll^«)l^f^ adv. 
 
 Arms as pinioned. KH^qr/.p/. v. sifwr,f^^^ or fr^- 
 ?iTT/. iJi. frfl or f<r^t% OT. 2>Z. 
 
 Interlocking of arms and striving. ^TrT ffNt/. 
 
 Locking within the arms, aii'l+tjoft/. 
 
 Ornament of the a. «rr5''T^T». 
 
 Eoot of the n. <t|'fjd|m. spitf «. ii(|jM^«. 
 
 Snatching or seizing by force of the a, yAH^f^/. 
 
 Strength of a. «||^«lrf«. ^pl5R5«. 
 
 Of outstretched a. S^T^stT^, 5?T?f^. 
 
 Upper and outer part of the a. near the shoulder. iTTo^- 
 o5T or «|l«|ot| or «(|^ct|»i. sn^^fn. 
 
 To know the weight of the a. of. "fNt/. sTlolHuiy. q/o. 
 
 To slap the arm.s (in token of readiness to fight). »rT- 
 ^r/. pl.--^m. pi. fTTot-' t ll Mdu i. 
 
 To whip up under the a. spTOT TnTJT, +l«IKof. 
 
 2 ( of a tree ) v. Beajscu. ^{V^m. <FtTlT»». "Ft^«. dim. 
 
 3 ( of the sea ). ^n^/ tIctot. 
 Arm of an a. of the sea; a branch of. 3ft^ m. #=sft /. 
 
 Navigable a. rITrft 'FTT^/. 
 
 4 ( of a garment ). ^fTfff. ^FPTTm. 
 
 5 ( of a mathematical figure ). *r«T/. 
 ABM-cnAiE, n. ^ini^l ^T^ or ^^/. 
 Armfcl, «. (ofgrass,sticks,^-c.) !RoE». ^F^oETw. i/iw. ^JJoft/. 
 
 Abm-hole, Abm-pit, «. Jpm/. 3FP!/. ^?T»». 
 
 Tumor in the a. «FT<MMMfl/. hMO/- fiTf(9«5OT. ^o5»i. 
 Arm-stall, w. ( of a <T?T &c. ) ^nr^ETm. 
 Abms-reaCH, n. ^MAtm or ^M|tJi ^cqT't. 
 To Arm, v. n. take arms. H^'Jt, ^r<<K«j(() or ^r|<«j<() /. ?FT^, 
 •♦>*1<*l<(l /.-'P'n^^Tw. ^RTT, 'ETIIT^ ft^. 
 
 60 ARM 
 
 To Arm, v. a. v. To Accoutre. ^t^TT^ or ^m^-HTt^-^Tsr 
 
 Abmamekt. n. Y. roBCE. %5TPTTrOT. ^TTTw. ^^TTTw. ^• 
 
 Light a. ^ffpt^/. 
 Ahmed,/), v. V. A. ^^K^ or ^HK«i<t ,;!T^,^ ^M i n )i, w^tf, 
 
 Abmenian bole, n. Hr^dl'O or ^sjrfPT *n?ft/. ^T^/. 
 Abmillakt, a. resembling a bracelet. +<f)U|l*K. 
 
 A. sphere. t=i<iir5»». 
 Armistice, n. ^%rrr^ +.^pfl ???Tt^ a^-lfesft/. ?Ert%Pl+V5^- 
 
 Armlet, See Bracelet. 
 
 Aemokek, n. maker of arms. ^rTTT <KU|K|, TTTJ^iTT, ^^^TT- 
 
 2 fnrbisher of arms. f3|T+rf+< or »rR«. *<.■<<<»>< or 4,i-j<+,< 
 
 Armorial, a. of or belonging to armour. +«<-^Nl,+«(-=l*i^'^, 
 2 belonging to the arms of a family. ^^T^TR <yM* s^^^TTf^ 
 r<Hp»t<i Ri'^I-Mi. 
 
 Aemory, n. place for keeping arm*. Rl^^HTw. 3IIWTTTM. 3T- 
 ^HTT«. STT^'^TPTTTM. 
 
 Armour, «. f^v^n. ^iJSRwn. ^n. ^j^w. f^PTTw. ^/. 
 
 A. of iron netting or little rings. ■A-h'M or spfvtn. 
 
 A. for a war-horse. ^\^xf. 
 
 A. for thebreast,&c.«<ir*»*.3^r5rr'»rn.7TWT«.7T»^«», 
 
 A. for the head. f^t%€f>T»». 
 
 A. for thigh, cuish. J\*^\->{\M\n. 
 
 Piece of a. f^Tr^w. 
 
 Clad &c. in a. !^^, WvTS. 
 Abmouh-beaheh. n. 5T3 ^ ^1^KT-HUIKI. 
 Arms, n. v. "Weapons, ^^mt or ^{tn.pl. ^n.fl. f^h^Mm, 
 pi. 5l«Hrt<<K/. 
 
 Lustration of a. ^ttTJffrn. ?5t^TfiTOK»«. 
 
 Practice or exorcise with a. V^l*^qi*im. ^t^^tbt^w. 
 
 Under a. f^F^T TT?^ f^5fit, f^f<IIMI<rVI^5t. 
 
 To take up a. against. V^n. vr(^with ^, vJAHUl, 33T' 
 >^f.-^JWJm. qRTof. 
 
 2 coat of arms, escutcheon, Sfc. ^rlMM <<)fi+ «(v>iiR f^- 
 f%nT fM| «. pi. 
 
 Abmt, o. ?5^«pr^, ?5?t^, 'Sf^^, ^fra^tft. 
 
 Army, ». ?55[PPT or ^m+in. "F^JT/.^^t. %?TT/.?RTHRot. =^npn, 
 q^j or ?5oEn. ^HTT»». ^JT^n. I?PTT/^/- M^'^m.n. sn7«. 
 — compreh. '^hsj'pt^TOT. 
 Baggage and followers of an a. «4^<5"A«- 5'T't». ^- 
 
 Command of an a. 5HNr<l«. [*1^<JK«. 
 
 Commander of an a. +Hl4lrl»t. ^HTf^TTfrTw. #?n«ft?I«». 
 Complete a. ^nr^ql^n. -MHI'itJr^i. 3T??lf|«n/. 
 Component part of an a. ^^Tn. ( These are ^^, 3?. 
 
R 
 
 ABB 
 
 DiTinon or corps of an a. ^STTHPIw. ^^aTi«. %^T5^«. 
 Follower of an a. ( suttlers. <ic ). %^TT^, 5f^. 
 Foreign and invading a. q?:^^n. 
 Having a standing a. tpjif-^^. 
 iiA, n. T. Fraorakce. ^-^iii. ^E^n. armr^m. 
 MAHC, a. T. Frag&am. g^^T^, g'tf*!^, g'il^. 
 -' See SrxcT. 
 >'D. aJv. in a circle. TVJJi or tt, 'lll'K, TTRt, Pt^Pji Or 
 
 ^^mM on every tiJe. aTTS^T^JH, 311^1 ^i -"t^*^, 3<I^m+),3(TT- 
 
 ^■KfrrTsSi, arnrjTB, ■^flH*!, "^t^ or ^, ^T%r, ^€h^f , Ht^ 
 
 »''?T, Ht^fTt, »flHHIOT,flHi<(Hi,^T*fl«JHIrO,H*li«trri,^rHH- 
 
 . . BJilSD.prep. about, enrircUnj. 3Tm<?m, *ft^?TT, 'f|«|f1iai, Ht- 
 r# or ^, ?PTt^HT, ^THl^dltil, ?pfR<ft, ?I'Tt^, ?IHRTT. 
 VKOi'tiE, r. a. ttir up, ttir, v. To Excite. •'IWJiiilAWui, 
 
 ')I*HI-;3IPTT->HI'Jd-Ac. ^T^. 
 AEOLccMa, n. v. \.—»l. M^*|«i n. SlSR^t ». Ac. ^m. qt- 
 
 V^ n. TJJT^T m. TJtvisT n. JJ^N m. Jl^v|ST ». 
 .ViKiCK, w.—ibo spirituous liquor. rTT^/. ( from the fan- 
 
 I alui ), Jirtt /. ( from the eocoanut troo ), f%^ m.f. 
 
 from the wild date tree ). 
 
 AsKjUoy, r. a. ■^•^^\\ ^|u<<l+-Rdi -(<I<J*<ir^J STTTof, 3TT- 
 
 - V. To AccLaE. ^iTRPT m.-3rTO*TRTT »».-^l'Jlf^«?l'l»i.- 
 ;-rft7»i».-3(rfK^lW m. ^rif y. o/ 0. 
 \ UBA50E. p. a. />«/ in profcr order, v. To Dispose, sq^- 
 
 Vnr^/.-Jtc «5rot y. o/ o. 
 
 - adjutt, $etUe, put in order. STf^vr/.-li^rTW m.-<nrft- 
 i»-&c. ^m y. o/ 0. 
 
 .VUA90EME5T, «. T. V. 1.— fl"/. Sq^TtlH ^^ ♦«. &C. r^ «. 
 
 «ff7m «. 4c. r^^/. f^I<ft/. 3TmT5^T n. f^'Tm m.»na?I- 
 o' *iWH N. qf^Wj^/. iliuj^/. 3T^vnT ». irfJTiWR n. 
 
 I. preparmtory mcature. Am4\-AJ. ?R^/. ffrl/. ^f^/. 
 .\bka5t, a. — M naed of rogues and villains, and as agreeing 
 with »rek, lkoro»jkbfed, thorough gped, thoroughpaced, 
 "'nuine, priwu proper, rani; regular, gaUoirt{ vulg.ya/- 
 ■ jul ), Ac. KTp? or 3T^ ( as 5(rf«» «t^, 3T?r5 ;?^TI, 3T- 
 r^ ^rr-f)r=T«-fTT^-Ac. or 31^ fJT^ 4c. ), 3r??5 ( as 
 JTJ*^ »?Ti5T Ac. ). ftp^, ^rf^^, *I««cfl«1, Pj*«J*, f^7T, 
 sfT ( s« JTfP^, Rfrpilft, t<^ I HIMI' I H'fi ), fiq»ft^, fJT- 
 ^^" '^v'Tl^r or CJ^NT, (of the true Ireed,) 3T»rtT, <nf r, 
 
 i'l-^iii ^^TTtrV, «ti4it, <^ ( asq[^*?WII,^*;5^, <?^ W- 
 ^«T ), fHTTf^, «<• wiMKroii* oMct-* iifi4^ Blackguard. 
 A »« »T, n. diifU). T. Snow, ^mz m. v:\KW\T m. «J?Tt m. %zi- 
 V s(. nsfTw SI. wnw »»■ *f /. 
 '-' ( of troops) «Mii<<ti^jir/.-«»nmn/. «^ fop. ff j or 
 
 ffj SI. fl^l'^l^l/. — iu a circle, lifi^wj^ m. ^i>^ /wp. 
 ^*r<J or w^fTf «•. ITfinnf ••. «.— in vqnare, vWt- 
 
 51 ARB 
 
 H?w». ^J m. — in line, \i'^ m. *»n<*i^ /.—in column, 
 'Tn s^ »». ^ ;». — in mixed order. 3T^t^ t^ »». — in 
 dense order, geuer. q^T^ m. «F7T^ «. stR or vnc w». Some 
 other forms of .4rray are ^h.-^, VW.Z<^^, M<hi<^,^. <T- 
 
 To Abbay, f. a. put or tet orderly, t. To Dispose. v(\zm. 
 
 2 T. To Deck. 53'5viur, fl^?3RT/.-«M^*<ui n. ^RW 
 o/ 0. »1I4H14 M. ^^ y. o/ o. 
 
 3 ( a jury ) co// man by man. STOT^ft^TT ^F?!^. 
 ABBArED, p. T. V. 1. rq^t?T, ^TMrfrfl, Ac. srf?rf^fT. 
 
 2 ^HO^^r, ^»3T, ^5^3ft^. 
 Abreab, Abkeaeaoe, v. that which it behind in payment. 
 
 •M<Srfrfr-H«|rf^4l-:3T'raOT-<ir^'^rtl-Ac. <nTTT m.-%rPT n.-5^T- 
 
 TT or H^lirf^ »t.-Ac. 
 
 2 balance unpaid. ^T^/. f^?^/. 
 In Arrears, See Behind hasd. 
 A&BEST, Abbestixo, n. V. V. — act. q^S?T vl^<<ui «. Ac. »Tf?r- 
 
 2— act. ^^ ». g(TI%<T m.—ttate. 3Tlf^5m./. 
 Open a. orr«< iri^A liberty to move about. grff%^/' 
 To Abhest, i>. «. fa<f A in progress andjix, v. To Stop. vi^'T 
 ilM'Ci-^^ciiJtJUj, nf^HT OT.-^fHHH^ n.— •ifrl'^H w.-lf^- 
 ^ m.-3TT^'T M. «PT^ y. o/ o. ^ri<i <PTof. 
 2 *CTre iy a writ or warrant. M^h^'^i\\^-K\A\^'\-&c. 
 *TTW-H+«*i, anT^q^ m.-«TT%5?lT/. ^T't y. o/ o. aTTf^5- 
 
 Abbival, Abbitiko, n.Y. V.— ac^ ^^ w. q'l^'M'ii ». 3Tni*T»?i. 
 1. person or thing arrived, or to arrive. ^T^Jt^^IP?^ H<H»<< 
 
 2b Abbive, v. n. come to, reach, v. To Come. ijlMuj, <fl^-«<'Jl, 
 
 ^rw3 fro, wRui, irftpj-sTTK fr^. 
 
 To be arrived and pausinc;. ^^^ %"T^. 
 ABBooAacE, fi. V. Phide. n^ »•. 3T^^iiTT m. arfinTTT w. aur- 
 
 Hll^lO /. '7'HI?{ w. 
 Abbooakt, a. V, Puoud. nf f, nf^'?, lf#?v, 3(T^ft, arfn^pft, 
 
 2(of things.) »M^, fH^^TTOr^TT, airfHHMI^, *ll*yrl"HI,Ac. 
 Arbooastlt, adv. v. A. JRpt, H»I4,0H, f^MUMlH Ao. n^f^- 
 
 T, 3T^TF^, iTf»mprj^, Ac. 
 To AHBOOATK.r. a. lay claim to, make prrfcnuion to. 3ff>TKI- 
 
 5T M. ^r»r-«ii*'i''t y. o/ 0. qm n. ^i^<(>Ji-fm«i«)'-«ii4«|ui 
 y. o/ 0. ^lT*r «. ^^ y. o/ o. ■JTTW^ /. 3ft^-in^5»m- 
 f»T?T»f y. o/ 0. 
 Abbooation, n. V. \—att. wf^^M ^TTflt n. 3TmrTT «»T310T 
 
 n, Ac. WTK n. <TTT «. 
 Abbow, n. «ftT OT. ^HT w. ;p' m. q^ m. f'JfjW «. «!«?* '". 
 
 Blunt a. HIgT w. J^tjtt <ftT m. 
 
 Bow and arrows. fftnpTjT m. tf|J<t,H|U | or ^/. 
 
 Feather of an a.f«Jf|KT m.ifm «. T^ w. vijp( m. Xi^^^\J. 
 
 Flight or shower of arrows. TTT^TTr? «. rs'^ m. TTtf f? 
 
AET 
 
 82 
 
 ABT 
 
 /• 
 
 *)!<nni^T3f5T n. 5!\<imifl m. 
 
 Shooting arrows. ;TO^nT 
 
 Struck by an a. W^. 
 
 Strung, — an a. ?«T JPT, [T!? m. 
 
 Abeow-head, Akbow-babb, n. frTTT^ <PcE «. 1TTT>?7 n. TT??/ 
 Abeow-hoot, «. ^5PT ?^*Hrfl-t<4| ^i^m i ^H ^K^^ r[^^^n. 
 Aese, See Backside. 
 
 Absenal, n. <?|i*<<fM( »». 5^j»o*<IMK «. ^^■Hlf^r!^^^ n. 
 Absekic, n. ^\T^ m. +)"fHrt<-<K »». f^?JT w. 
 
 Sulphuret of a. ^ffdW n. pop. ^KA\<i> m.f. 
 
 Eed sulphuret ofa. JT?i:f^?IT pop. ^^^ or^^f. 
 
 "White oxyde ofa. Tf?o?TT^nTr5 m. q ig^-^j l ^M'-i w. 
 Arsesicai,, Aesenioub, a. UtR^, w1n?.NI, «"in??«5fvft. 
 Aeson, «. malicious burning of a house, ^c. 3TPT ?n^ «. 
 
 Aet, n. — as disting. from Nature; human t^ill. H-j^H'^M f. 
 
 2 subtleti/, craft, v. CuN>'i!<a. ^KT »». «tiNI^NI »J, qrrf^r^ 
 n. g^/. [m./>i. 
 
 Arts, V. Aetifices. ?fj|q% w. /)i. fr#5r ot. pi. q i ifjK 
 3 — as disting. from Science; «y*;«» o/ruZe* and steps 
 and acts, a craft. ^^T or qjoTT/. ^T^T^r n. J^ »j. /. f^?q- 
 n. 'RTrT^jf «. 
 
 Arts, — collect, or compreh. <tic&|j^^/. jjZ. 
 
 Pine a. Liberal a. Polite a. ^f^^ l ^ ? ^?5r/. /)?. 
 
 Mechanical a. «nTOT«T ^^f. pi. 
 
 Bachelor of a. f^?Tr?5?TB^^ ^ q^ 3TT^, 
 
 Master of a. f^4(lrf*l«'^tfi' ^ <?^^ aTT^. 
 
 Skilled in the arts. <t>rf|^!|!W, ^^m^l^T, ^rflP'lMOT. 
 4r trick, secret, device, contrivance of. jfrp/. ^^t/. 
 
 «"• ysiHii /. JT?ft/. f^ift or n^if^j^/. spot/. ^iS/. 
 
 Arts, contrivances, devices, ingenious schemes or plans 
 or modes. ^^f>^^^f. 
 Finding out the a. of. JIHHS m. 
 
 5 dexterity, expertness, v. Skill. 5^/. '^I^T/. f^cSTOr 
 
 6 V. Inqenuitt. f^+Hd/. 
 Aetebial, o. tTH-fl^l, HI^-Mr, 
 
 A. system. JfT^t^nP n. 
 Aetebiotomt, n. «T^T:ft%^ n. tnT^JTTsnT n. 
 
 Arteet, n. ^s(T^f. ^ftr/. nj^f. ^ritf. f^/. 
 
 Abtful, o. crafty, v. CtJiwiNO. ♦I^^i, 4) | ^K , *|^^R, 
 
 2 proceeding from craft. ■»>M|'t(|, ijiliMI-^lw^Mi, ??ipm- 
 
 ^NI, *l^'l.l(1-MI, +l'iMl. 
 Abtectllt, adv. v. A. ^T5m#, ^rs^T^TSTT^, SRT^ ^J^STT, 
 
 tJ-^q^ Ac. i^^TT. 
 
 I. skilfully. *iTtn^,r^+Mrn^,'t>'«<m^, jf^fi^fTT, J^^. 
 Abtfulness, n. v. A. on<f Cphnino. +l5<ilO/. +l4'«ll^/. 
 
 «pfnT/. 
 
 Abthbitic, Abthbitis, See Goctt, Gout. 
 Aetheopuosis, w. swelling at the joints. ^M ^ m. 
 Aeticle, n. V. Tuixo. f^T^/. q^*| »>. =5fr!T/. ^^/. 
 
 A. of merchandise. PH-H^f »». ^ ». ^HT »». 
 
 Article by a. r^vf«4|K. 
 
 2 ( as of implements, pieces of apparel, Ac. in num- 
 bering them ); item, piece. ^\J[ m.J\n m. STptm or »rr m. 
 
 wmf. 
 
 3 clause, item, point, ^.fm n. T:^Hf. ^n^f. «rH^/. ^nrtOT n. 
 Article by a. +rf*4*)K. 
 
 4 condition, term. sj^TK n. ^%fT m. ^UTrf/.W^m. 
 5— in botany. !Ftt n. '^^ «. qflf w. «?# n. 
 
 To be in the article of death. ^ ^rm w. ^^-7T^,H<?i 
 ITM w. gT^-rfl'lff|. 
 Articles of war. ri^^(\ ^rnr^ m. //Z. 
 To Aeticle, v. a. draw up in articles. ^ ^HM<i\ f. ^T^. 
 
 2 lindby articles. +,<IHI*-*tl^ ^"J^-Jri^-Ac. T^?{- 
 
 Aeticulae, o. belonging, ^-c. to the joints. WNfT, T^^islvft, 
 
 Aeticulate, a. Aeticulated,jo. v. V. 1. jointed, Sfc. ^ftr- 
 
 2 rfw<««c^— speech. ?^, ?rT<P, 5q^j ;Hft^j ^^j, Sff-Ji^ 
 
 or 55, f^PR^ or 55. 
 
 3— of speaker. HT^ f^'T^, ^^TPfHr, ?<T^q^T, T^- 
 
 To Aeticulate, v. a. join hones or parts, ^flr ♦n.-B'tT/.-'Rf- 
 ^ /.-^m m. 3ff^-5J€T<ir-fJTot5rof , mtT'jf , ^f tT<m. 
 2 utter words, v. To Peoxoukce. ^\~jof ^ T^TTiJif, ^^r- 
 
 Abticulatelt, a</v. v. A. 3. ?q?, 5?t^^ ?7^Y^Ttj^, fpt- 
 Aeticulateness, «. V. A. 1. ?(ffei%f^cjiT «. flf«rfj^n^nr/. 
 • HtT^^'TT m. 
 
 2 ^T^/. m^T/. 5^?P<TT/. ^^7f^ n. 
 AETiCULATi02f, n. — in anato.my. v. Joikt. SfiYoS /. 'Rf'^/. 
 
 fTtm m. ?tf^ m. ^i? m. ^^TOT m. g^ w. 
 2 — in botany, knot, spfl n. ^ ». tf^ n. q^ n. 
 Portion included between two a.s ^ «, ^ «. spt? «. 
 
 3 V. PBOIfUNCIATIOS. T^K «. 
 
 Aetifice, n. McA, stratagem, V^^f- ^^f *<l<(ui/. ?R m. 
 
 Artifices, «r<s, tricks, stratagems, wiles, finesse, chica- 
 nery, tJ^q^ m. pi. ?5^T^ w. ^Z. il-=m|t) or TT^^ m. ^i. 
 qjfTT^ M- iJ'- ^T*-!*!* »». pi. VJN4H w. i^i. ITST^^ w. 
 ;>Z. ^SRJrH'FT/. ^5rP^ w. pi. **(l/<^/- 5^ «• '^^HIMS «. 
 15^5 »«• iJ^- 'lilMil n. m^:^ n. TT^Hrft/. i'op. *rT^m?ft 
 /. 'TlS'i'lIrt n. ^?^ »■ 
 
 Abtificeb, n. artisan, artist. 'h\U.>\< m. <FT^ »». f%?«ft m. 
 f^TrM + K tn. f^fQ'N-^«n, f^rM+»^*l(1. 
 
 Aetificial, «. Ma(/e iy ar/, not natural. ^R(H, ?;B(»0, 
 %^c5T, ^rfl'^T, 'R'ifNT, ?^^^, ?fffff%5, f^FTTf^TfrT, 
 
 2 fictitious, T. False. ?^leT, +V4Mi, *f^H, *iii«^, 
 
« 
 
 ASC 
 
 53 
 
 ASH 
 
 3 not of ijiontaneout yroictJt. PT^Tjft^. [^^. 
 
 Aktuiciallt, adc. T. A. 1. ^mjft%, f.cO^, <J*1^, iT^tT- 
 AXTlLLZSr, «. ordnance. fftV^^THT w. <i\^/. /i. 
 
 2 veaponi — gener. ?t^ n. j>l. ^■m^ n. pi. 
 
 3 bodtf of artillery men. ^H »^l'< < l 'fc f l ri ?it'E «. /i. fTiT- 
 
 ABTXI.LEBT-MA5, Jl. ^PT^'Y ffl. Ifl^iJ j1 «. 
 
 AsTi«i5, See Abtifickr. 
 
 ' srisT, n. tkilful irorkman. ^rP[*R w. +.*(tn w. »FTT m. 
 2profeuor of tkefine artt. f(Tr^ f». fJIrl^T^ »•. ftlr'T- 
 
 Abiistic, ABTtsncAt. a. spmf^rft^, frrT^fT^^, ^«ft- 
 
 Abti«ticallt, aJc. V. A. ^nrWt^, fir^q^rgm^, ftt?q^- 
 
 Abtless, a. gttildett. t. Simple. Phi+M?, CH+Md, fsf?!- 
 
 fsPT, «*fVH, f^t!1'J-«(, •-H«I<(t, "JIHin^sp, snTTT, J^T^, 
 
 *nrRT ^rar, jumi tvott, kt^t. 
 
 2 framed tcithout art. WW, «i*ik«i, ??T?J W 5E, MI^Sl. 
 AbtixsslT, ooTr. t. A. 1. f^t^MdM"!!^, f^it>fMHM«Il^, Htai- 
 
 AsTLEssyEgj'. fi. T. A. 1. 3<»f^M n. P^»^eMUII m. p ) t»F»< - 
 
 2 FTirrfT w. ♦t^ctmni m. *fl<I^WUIl m. Ac. 
 As. ronj, spfrr (correl. with 3^), TOT ( corrcl. with JTVT), 
 »Wf (correl. with ?*ft). ^-vft-^ (correl. withfft-<ft-H), 
 
 A* if. amj. 
 
 Ai it were, ifflj^ 
 
 At, kU one m. tt^^. 
 2 m /!« inttant tkat. jjt ( ^, vft, ^ w/n. ), ?TOT ('WT, 
 
 8 Ji** at. mrm^w^ (in comp. u ff^^n^ ^Nmf^,^H5[- 
 fi "in)' ^nntT. 
 
 4 ip*i/<, during, ifv^ (correl. with n«^),«n%^ 
 (correl. with r^T^OT ). Theaente is beet rendered by 
 the UM of the present participle at, He trembled as 
 be spoke ^ ^<*fltfll or ^tW^ 3rFT^ *lMt*T. 
 
 As for, aa to. ^^4^, 
 
 As yet. 3n^, aroiT. 
 
 As well ^, ^^t, if(t^, 
 AtATonvA, See AstArorrrsA. 
 
 T« Asmm, r. «. t. To Bi«e. ^c5r, TOwf, j^ m.-^^^n.- 
 WTtt^ si.-«nT^ft «. *rtt fln</ tnth in. roii. i^. 
 2— a bearenly bo^y, t. To Risf. ^^wf , Tnr m. «n^, 
 
 To AscB5D, e. a. rlimb. WW^ tnth fT, Ml'1^ iii.-*nftfOT «. 
 
 AiCBTBABLS. «. T, V. A. ^frm-V-5^t»IT- a?»ipff-Ac. WT^- 
 
 AsctVDAVT, w. — in astrolo^. ?W ». 
 
 2 MeentUney, i. SorniOBiTT. T^nVT m. 9H4^|I m. 
 . t^ ». *^ *. 7^ •». 
 AsemsAirr, •.— ia astrology. ^^, ?WT»m, 
 
 2 predominant, t. Supebiok. ^^t, ^T^?, ^S<<S?B. 
 ASCENBAKCT, n. predominance, t. Scpebiobity. 1?T «. ^'S- 
 
 ^ m. e. •SfS, m^/. ^S wi. 31^ m. STm?«T «. MJVJT^^ n. 
 ASCE^JSION, ASCEKDIKG, AsCKNT. fl. V. V. N. l.—act. ^?UT 
 
 n. i^ m. 35fJT m. gj^JR w. 3?Rt^ »». SIlO^O) n. 3rtp»m«. 
 2 — act. -d'HUJ «. &c, 7^ »«. 
 
 Ascensional ditference ^ n. ^R^'l «. ^T^n. ^Ti*J«. 
 
 The slue of a. d. ^^^?tt/. 
 AscEXT, n. See Ascessios. 
 
 2 acclivity, rise of ground. ^Tm. ^^tjt y. 
 
 A. and descent. -tjs^dK m. •^i^iy^'Mvy f. [i/. 
 
 3 an a. fl« acclivity, ^<PJ\f. ^Tt\f. ^JJ^ m. ^R'jft/. IT- 
 Steep a. TTllJoE m. 
 
 To AscEBTAiir, V. a. make ture or certain. iyiWr[ /.•5T?5<^ 
 /. ^^g. of 0. fSfJiqq- fn.-%ohT«».-f^''f'T^ «.-f^WTT«i.-^- 
 
 ?T-&c. spTot, fSftrfc'jf . 
 AsCEBTAiNABLE, a. V. V. fSr«iTfT-&c. ^RT^-^-^T'mT-'^FJT- 
 &c. f5rtTftZf,f^«^Rurt<4,f5T*Tfwfr^,2ff^*^,3TRyKDn««. 
 
 ASCEBTAI>-ED, /. V. "V. fJTtTK *!^aT-yi3?J, fJlOVKT, ^^ft<7, 
 
 fsrfJiiirT, f^rqff^, 3T'TyrTft?r, H^^if^, fSrd^rr. 
 
 AscEBTAixMEifT, n. V. V. — act. fJnrft-&c. ^ot «. ^tI'^H /. 
 
 n. arRVTK'T ». f^*-^"! n. f^f^ m. Pl*>i|U| ». g^ iw. 3T- 
 «PfWT w. 
 Ascetic, «, on« tcho practices austerity, 'kTVf\ »», «'<<nft w. 
 «fMt /oj). vfWt m. »T^W(»fl /w/- "it^n^ »»• ( of this class 
 some orders are 3TR^, ^^Rft, •nii'ftiST or strr or ^, ^ft, 
 
 HTM^'<ft, 5^, 'PT, nxrit, ^rufft, ^,) H>ft»». h^t^w. 
 
 »*l^'^in<'<» m. vim^T<'^\'^ m. ( Note. Female a.^T- 
 
 •frf, 'Dtinnui, v^«n«i, Ac. ) 
 
 A marrying a. ?r»TWt m. «4l»ft «. [?I*rrfq «/. 
 
 Self-immoJation of an a. by drowning or burning. 
 
 Smoke-fire of an a. gtjft or ^ f.^f- 
 AacETic, a. ftrr^, <=!<ftf*(^, HMH<IW1>. M 
 
 AacKTicisu, n. t. Austkbitt. fm«j^ /. «Trf^/.^'^«. 
 Ascites, n. y. Dbopst. ^t n. -^^e^i n. m. 
 AsciTiTiOus, a. not inherent. »ii'm 5Tl^c9T, '*i«wfi'»(i, Wt- 
 
 A. name. SliNtf «. [ainlwr. 
 
 Ascbibablk, o. v. v. rfHJI<4l-^-i?l»IHI-'^t^-Ac. ^lOnuflV, 
 To Abobibe, V, a. attribute, impute, aiitgn. 3^^, wre^, ^- 
 ?5^, anrWot, 5rtl»ll<H Vlfl'it, aiT<N m.-JsnfWoT n. Ac. T- 
 fdf y. o/ 0. Note. The sense of this word ( to refer sh 
 to a cause) is best rendered thus.— 1 ascribe bis po- 
 verty to hi* laziness: «J1*.<<T »rfW^ VXIV\ BTT^ 3(rT35^ 
 ari^ 3Tt^ »ft *IIflHl-^Ut "it-Ac. [ frf'lH, 
 
 AlCBIBZD,;>. T. V. %^^<5T, 5»1I0M«V.1, ■M\i\'^ "^^ Ac. 3fTT- 
 AscBiPTlos, 11. T. v.— ar<. 3TU>n^ «• 31^ n. Ac. 37nW m. 
 
 AiB n. (^ VTl^Ilt- 
 
ASK 
 
 U 
 
 2 3TT5T yi4I-«i i^tf^ «• 
 Ashamed, o. rfMtirir, ^1*11, pImHIIH pop. el«1Wmsf, ?J^- 
 f*T^ or m, ^^Ta-T, ?IT1%^T, f^TfJm^, MN|ot,f^% ^- 
 
 To be a. ^^TT^of, ?I^^, ^?TToEot, cTTST/. ^TT^ »«. con. 
 AsHAMEDLT, adv. hoshfully. aTfjfT^rMt or or, diilrti «I^ 
 
 OTf5, <fti ?!fn^ ^;i:'T, 5^ thj <ire7T, ?nc^ '^^i ^^tt- 
 AsHEs,«. trt/. tttt/. t?tt/. Tmr^/. t?k «, ^/ ?7r»». 
 
 A. as heaped or strewed. m-\\i[ /. TT^ST »« . ^5^^^»« . 
 
 A. of a body burnt on a pyre. p^dlMtH «. 
 
 A. for smearing tlie body. ft^T^ ^o^. f«p^ /. 
 
 Hot a. JHT or tj*fi<. «OT. |^"^<i| or ^TTH" in. 
 
 Of the color of a. ^RTTTT pop. »T?*?<ift, H*:M«(ul, H^. 
 
 Place bestrewed with a. X\^MZ7. n. JJWIH^ ». 
 
 Bcduciug to a. TlMl+i"! n. 
 
 Bubbiug a. by way of ablution. HtHWH ♦». 
 
 Eeduced to a. >Tt*0\hd, H^JftHrT. 
 
 To a. ( reduced, burned, ) ?IFF, *RTTOTf^ (^TKTT JTFF- 
 OT" &c. ), ZK ( ^55c5T &c. ), q^, ^. 
 
 To become a. H^'if. 
 AsuonE, adv. f^f^rr^^TTF, fPTT^^TRT, ff^tF, H^«(<, 'F^. 
 Asnr, a. made of a. ^%^, H^^TT, TlrHMI, *<I*HH. 
 
 2 ^/A:« a. pale. H*:H<'n, ^itH'i'AT, »1<:H«iuf+. 
 
 3 rfry «n(^ /oo«c ?(At a. — soil, Ac. <km1si or i\^\i\. 
 Asian, Asiatic, a. 3TTf!I^K<i4MI, 3fTTf^i<j|^iidc5T, &c. 
 Aside, adv. apart, ij^ft^ or s})^, i^^qi^jti, *^<»)i5rF, "^- 
 
 ^, 31I5HKI, ^li«<l^tf, 3TTS^^, a^rs. 
 To move a. Rro^. 
 To set a. ?^fr<ui, iiH^txui. 
 To turn a. deviate, f^i^ot, f^'4^, <TT3;3 «. ^NJ? 
 TS^ y. o/ 0. 
 
 2 —in the drama. 31lrHn<T. 
 Asinine, a. 'IK<(MI, »nN^^':ft, ^RfT^^. 
 To Ask, v. a. inquire, question, interrogate. J^T'Jf, f^^R^, 
 
 2 iey, request. »in<ilf, TT^, SW^f, f^rTt /.-THTT «•- 
 
 TT^^RT /. -aPTtf ^TT /.-&c. ^or y . o/ 0. [«. Hnrof . 
 
 3 ash for, claim, demand, require. iTHnff, Wfliif, or Ht?r 
 
 4 about, for. 5^'jf,f^-MKui,HI«^'?T/.-f^-MK'J*< /. ^R^Jf, 
 
 ot^J^y. o/o. 
 
 5 V. To Intite. «Hf*|*<D'l or ^rf^ui, «(l^ui, ST^Tpif, 
 
 AoKEP,;). T. V. 1. JH^OT &C. ^. 
 
 2 ITTfim^rn- Ac. JTlf^rT, STTl^rT, 3lf&?f. 
 
 AsKEB, ?t. V. y. 1. M*)uiui, Ac. 5^ ^t-tj+, srer. 
 
 Askew, Askaunt, Askance, Aslant, adv. obliquely, fff^r- 
 
 TciT, 3?l«<rll, +.mrll, «M<1<ai, ^?RrlT, *^ini, iJJT^IiTHT, «FT- 
 To look at a. ^'hjt 3>«?TT^ '^T^j ^f'PT^TT 5t«5TT^ <TT- 
 
 Asleep, a. or adv. JcflWT, f%^>T, #ft, #T ??n^??yT,f5=rf^H, fJT- 
 f^, ^iRld, giT, >»1lrtPi]f, mnf^^, fH^THrT, ^Strf^ff. 
 Fast a. Sound a. ^W, ^T^. 
 Half a. Pl^l^il. 
 To fall a. 5ff7/. rfHI«if »n. cow. 
 Aslope, a</e. tojVA declivity, t. Obliquely. +'«<rll, ^TrRffT, 
 >dd<dl, si*ni or «*fii, <j>c*dl. • 
 
 Asp, «. 1^ 55^ ^TTrfr^ ^?nft ^ 3n^. 
 AsPABAOUB, «. a. racemosus. TMN^ti'op. IWN-jfl/. f^TrTFlV- 
 
 s/. f?T?rr5r'?fr/. f^?RFp:t/. 
 
 Aspect, ». /ooA-, semblance, seeminy. StT^TR ♦«. ^ n. Slf^ wi. 
 
 2 Zoo*, air, v. Countenance. %^ ?». ^TH/. g^ ». q^n. 
 
 3 view faciny, position. ^^ m. ?J^ n. yq w. ^rs «. 'IT- 
 
 4 ( of a planet. ) ^/. ^nt/. 
 A6PEKiTy,AsPEB0U8. See Eouguness, Habshness, Eouod. 
 To AsPEBSE, V. a. defame, traduce, slander, calumniate. «H\ijofT/. 
 
 rJNi'i,¥tT^r+i|o6/. MwitW3qui,fHr5 n.-fPTti or^- 
 W\ «.-«lrfii or »||riid ». q^-^TT^ot-T^Tur, fHf*lTT «. %^ 
 -^, ■'(^l^/.-^^Tc^t/- ?lT^-?im'^-^'^ y. o/o. 5<PR «■- 
 
 1W ». 3l«iui, ^^ m. «|«|u|, 3TT<b/. ot. «rRCf-q^,"%^T? ». 
 
 ?^fdr-q^ trjM sn: o/ o. ^^^^/.-*ft<0 /--j^f^^/- ^- 
 
 nt y. of 0. f3^^/.-f5Tcfr/. spTot, ^f. ri\^y. of o. wr- 
 ^fl/. ^c5of-iiTjf-:Rdt, 3Tf^?T?H«.-'JlWTq »J.-311^ ni. 
 ^Rwr y. ofo. 
 Aspersed, 2>. v. V. v^jm 3n^?,T-qT?I^c5T &c. &c. ^1%«T, T- 
 
 AsPEKBEB, n. V. V. jfrRrat wr^^RT, 3ttoe ^umT-&c. arraqT- 
 
 ?^, 5^I?5?("t^ o?" ^'lffl<=HlT, ^f7 or ?qT, ■=l^li'MIT,'?T^5- 
 
 =^w, =^^1 filter or j-qr, 5prr5#r, f^nsT or scrr, ^- 
 
 TTTft, f^^ <"■ 5^1 sic?R?a>T or 5rR;^"R, «n?t^ or e«TT, 
 'l^'Tf r^'^^T^, 3"»>Ht, ■'0X^\% «n?5t^ or ^, ^.ra^jfr, 
 ^^ToE or f^TTSr, f^noE^tr, ^r%^, f^^, SF^RiTT or sqr 
 or oft, 3T^T?Rft, 3m*il<^+. 
 AsPEEBioN, n. T. V. — act. 2"PR ^ot n. ^f^ ^T't «. 3TToS 
 girS^ M. &c. fSl«E«^ /. f^Rft /. STT^WJ. a^PrfRlH »i 
 
 I. an a. t. Slahdeb, rfl^Hd/. g<FrT«. sjhI^ «. 3TTof/. fH 
 Aspikant, «. onfl who desires eayerly. r^f (i" comp. astTH 
 
 . ^, ^jfHf'^^) ar^qf (in comp. vmr^^ f^tff &c.) y»^<^«iH. 
 
 To AspiBATE, V. a. JT^RnnT^ ?WTT^, H^IMIUJMI 3^TT »». ^ 
 AspiEATE, a. Aspirated,/;, t. V. »l^lJ?|ui,»l^|i||UIMI,H^- 
 
 Aspiration, n. v. V.(To Aspirate,)— ac/. »4^1SI|U1NI ^^R 
 ^Tof «. T^IHIuft'slKUl «• H^srmi^R »». [PRir/. 
 
 T. V. (To AsPIBE,)fln(i'DESiHE,— 0(^<. Snw/. 3TRr/. rTT- 
 2— oe/. ^ M. ^/. r. VT, HfJ^T^^/. »T^^?TT/. 
 
 To Aspire, v. n. pant or breathe of ler,y. loD-EfiR^. aTTflT,'".- 
 3TRT /. -g^ /.-^f ST /• -rSTrSW /. -&C. IRW, 3TT?TT^. 
 2 a'm at somethiny elevated. 5qR^f^j/.-Hl#t^/. ''R't, T- 
 
ASS 
 
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 P 
 
 \ -PIKES, fi. Aspiaixo, p. a. Y. V. 1. and Desisoub. ^s^ *T- 
 
 '«IKI, SfTTJIT muiUI. 
 
 2 an,/ Ambitiocs. gft^-tf^.^^^-JK or^«^M,M^r«»|t(>|<?ft, 
 
 oL'at, oi/c. i(» a tquattinj posture. 4'hiy 4^iM\. 
 ^vmt.aJp. to the corntrojllte ry«. ^T^, fflT%, f?K5,frR^, 
 *i«Ml ilwMl'l, ^i+tm 4Iq&*IM. 
 \-'*j n. — neuter. IT^^, — male. »IT5^, TI^PT, T^T/wp. 1^, 
 SbHfF, 3^^,— female, »n»f , 'II«*i1, 'll«'0<'l, "T^, TRPft. 
 ^^|V— in coutempt, *nT7T m. 
 Wild a. Jftmr ••. 
 2 ddl, ^e. V. Fool, ni^ w. TJT ». 'Ili^MI ^ m. TT- , 
 
 • > AroTiDA, «. — plant, (^ir^ FTS »•• fi^ m.— gum or ooze, 
 f^ ■•. ^ ■». fi^'^rn^^ l ^ «.— in contempt. f|»TfT w.— in 
 caut, covert, 4c. phraseology, THT w. 
 A. water. ^T^nft «. 
 
 Buup supcrrening (upon a wound or sore) through 
 the eating of a. \\'\*k »■ f^l^J ««. 
 . Fine, bright a. fipT^I m. 
 To Assail, Assault, Ac. Sec To Attack, &c. 
 ASSASSIV, «. T. V. HU*'!!, i^'M\^ MmilUI, *>l'l(^+)+, 5HVIH4I. 
 lb AssAMl5 ATE, e. o. murder by treachery or tudden violence. 
 9.}*\\k *TTTot-'3ftT m. ^-JHT «. «r'r,^H»1l-<<M-'fi<HI-*<l- 
 *f-^*tT'T-^**r*i^-<tc. MKU|-^3ft^ m. qTJf-Ac. 
 AssAssntATio.t. v. V. — act. \'*\\A Hnul n. Ac. 
 AiiAULT, «. T. Attack. y^T «. t». ^nr5, «T1, ^^ m. 'iwrf /. 
 
 A. and battery, ^mi^wi m. 
 7*0 Assault, See To Attack. 
 ' - <aT, AsHAiiso, n. T. V. A. I.— act. «?ft?Ti5f n. Ac. ^fy?TT/. 
 
 •2— ••/. v*rJi m. mm <n^ «. hhh<>>m0^ i/. <ttt^/. 
 
 To Assat, ». a. make experiment of. v. To TRT. ^f t ^o J, Tft- 
 H?/.-^*"|n«i *.-«nTW/.-Ac. ^J^-iriT-TI^ j. of o. 
 2 ( metals, Ac ) ^?m, ^^ "T^, ^RT «. IT^ ^. of o. 
 
 Ti> Assat, e n. endeavor, r. To T«i. q?;? w..qT(?sT m, ^TOf. 
 
 ▲SSATU, n. T. V. A. 1. <<0«"1I'I, <TrtH^, ITTW'rttW ^- 
 
 2 ^4<Jii<r, iOn*, iiwivi^fi*, vr^irrft. 
 AtsKMBLAor..!!. coUei-tion, j. Heap. msT si. snnVsi. ^«n^m. 
 
 iT^^rr m. snnT «». ^^ "». wirn^nr «. ^«w »». "j^ *». ^- 
 fif. *nTwm s». ^^r^ s*. iri^ m. 
 
 2 m$$emUed state. 3jHSJTon si. <{M<MUtl m. ♦IhRhhi n. 
 <|IJ^I4<1| /. 4IH|||<^|/. 
 To AstEMsLK, p. «. r. To OATirn. <]rm ^^TSf, *?t«CT vrirt. 
 2 rcmroie, content. flWWflT, ^MffWf, ([^flT-^ffff? *^, '^- 
 
 VssKMBLC V. n. T. To OATHn. Pnt«t. •>TH^,^^w^,^- 
 
 RMBLKD,;*. T. V. A, I . imT%?iW,^»»T V-i* - 
 
 2 r*«4^^. 'f^l4l^^K Ac. 
 
 V. V. N. filatlt^r^i, -^HHlrfl, &C. 
 AssEMBLiJfa, Assembly, n. v.V. A. !.—(»«<. ^?rm ^^ «. 
 »ftoET ^T^ n. ?r^ »». ♦tHi^K m. ^'^^H n. 
 2 fi«««(«i »». NrlMf«(iJ| n. 
 
 T. V. N. !.—«<;/. firctot n. 5»m5r «. snrr ^^t «. &c. 
 
 I. io<(y oisemUed; meelinj, company, congreyalion, conyresg. 
 eoncen.'.on, tynod, convocation. ^HT /. KS^ or 5ft J. 
 
 WrST »». 3T^ m. ^ m. ^HTT'T «. ■HHIW m. ^M-^<| ni. H- 
 
 A line or row of (learned Brihmans) in an a. qft /■ 
 Dismissal of an a. ^PTTftRTJ^H n. 
 Full a.full meetiny, session, Sfc. *<<HvHWH/- 
 Meuibcr of au. a. or couiicU. ?I*rra^ m. ^vq- m. ^?Tq 
 m. *\\H\r^W. m. 
 Person present in an a. ^|v»f)iM-^lrf+1. 
 AssEMBLT-KOOM, n. ^PTPt^ «. ^TTT/. aiKmSI m. ^HT^n. 
 
 AsSEIfT, ASSENTIXO, «. V. V. — act. Hl'M ^BT^ ». &C. ^tTtTT- 
 
 To AssEXT, f . «. acquiesce in, v. To Aobee, ♦ii'<< ^PT'^f, ^- 
 
 2b Assekt, v. a. V. To Arnnii. ^^N^rTT^fT-TN^TTifT-f^rf^'T- 
 'T'ff-f^'WM'j^'F-M ni?l l'^*f^-&c. «<lrl5i-*-^'Jluli-&c. 
 
 2 maintain, vindicate. i^Hl^ul', ^T^, ^»ii<tu|, <m«i, ^- 
 ^Ttf n. 1!T^ y. of o. ^<TR^, riTPT^ n.-?'<TmT / ^v^ y. c/ 
 
 0. Pm^ m. ;pTot y. o/ 0. HTR »'. 'R^ y- "/ o. 
 
 3 ( a syatom of doetrinos, Ac. ) TTTT^w.-T'J'TfrT/.-JI- 
 niMI'^H n.-riTFTT n.-Ac. iR^y. e)/o."%^TT »».-T?T »i. VT- 
 r'f-'P^-^ y. o/ 0. 
 
 Assertion, n. poailive declaration. «m n. JT^fTT/. sjf^^ST- 
 
 2 position advanced. JT^TfTT/. "T?T w. HfT ». 
 To Assess, r. a. «rt a fax, v. To T.vi. Tft/.-^'n.-^TTJR^^- 
 
 fl^ n.-5fTr»i.-Ac. TTWir, »Rr«rit, At+M lyt-Ac. VlcCTfV- ^' 
 
 »Wt/-^^/. «. NRof. [%*Tor-Ao. 
 
 2 #ff^ a value in order to tax. ^Hl'i^ f.-&c. ^T'if-3^^- 
 
 2 fie, settle ( damages ) S^Wf, Z^J^ m.-pWr/.-fTTH 
 
 m.- Ac. ^T^y. o/"ov 
 Assess, A»»essme!Ct, is. t. V. l.—aet. T^ 'PfW'f ». 
 
 2 vlMK i JI /. 
 
 1. sum assessed, t. Tax. Tft/- 
 Boducod or low a. 'PTT^ m. H,H^{ m. 
 
 .\RSnsOR, 11. V. V. I. Tft-Sic. ^t^MUim-MWIUI. 
 
 I. assistant judge, counsellor, tfe. «*iiti^ »». f<^<M^ «'i. 
 
 Assets, «. cif''<-'»- J^/- ^T^^/ ^^ /• 'feTT »'•• ^^'T »»• 
 To Assktebatk, v. a. ajlrm solemnly. ^f^trTT ». ^^, *?'^ 
 
 2-geiier. 8«« To kniuu. 
 
ASS 
 
 56 
 
 ASS 
 
 AssEVZRATiOS, n. lolemn affirmation. ^Rq^rRn. ?jf?i^^^ n. 
 Assiduity, Asbidvodshess, n. v. A. arre^/. ^Rrfrp/. ar- 
 
 3^fnT m. sqitfl m. 
 Assiduous, a. v. Dimgest. arr^TTp, ^^TtP, TqTft,T?fnft, ^- 
 
 AssiDUOBSLT, adv. V. A. STRHlft^, o^TT^flT^, &C. STRT^^, 
 
 Assios, «. H^jfrTR m. 
 
 To Assign, v. a. appoint, apportion, v. To Allot. ^t<i'«<iti 
 
 2 designate, appropriate v. To Appoint. qt^^"Jf,<4lviii/.- 
 
 sf't, fH^^ ««. ^^ g. of 0. 
 
 3 fl/Zeye, show, v. To Adduce, rjwo}, vjJiui, ^n^>jf, sf- 
 5^1^ n. !RDt y. o/ o. OT?^?r m- ^^ 3- of o. ^^ 
 
 4 vialce over, y. To Tbansfek. ^tfl^ ^R^, ^"!^,?rfq<T ^. 
 Assignable, a. v.V. 1. 5rterm-f^TTmm-&c. ^TTqT-^-'jftnT- 
 
 ?nT^-&C. %K?r!qT!TT-=EfT-^T-W!:^-&c. [^TTf. 
 
 2 qT3TmT-^-^iftnT-&c. f^rfH^Tr?^, 1%^^^^?^, f^'.T, f^"^- 
 
 3 ■« i'lN |-^-j?WT-WT^r-&c. 
 
 4 (|^=qTH) Wfl^ :FTr!fT-^>IT-&c. #TTqr;TtnT-&C. 
 Assignation, n. appointment letween lovers. g%(T«». 5?Rr«». 
 
 Female making a. cflrfM^lR+l. 
 
 Place of a. ^%<T^5trR n. fl%?f w. [^Hrft^. 
 
 Assigned, j).v.V.l. ^Rsrm f^r^, %^ f^r^, &c. ^;mft, 
 
 2 <0^^rii, fSrPi41'i %?5^, &c. ■^n^, RPi^Hb, f^i^. 
 
 3 ^iPld^dl, rtiirtrti, &c. 
 
 4 (5^=qni) tilMt^T- ^tflH %3OT, &c. [-»<fi^l< e. 
 Assignee, n. rT'iiffl w. ar^nnft »». H^f^K »». <«*1rt »>. ^- 
 AssiGNMENT, n. V. V. 1. — act. ^^^au^ ^ n. ^H^f ^ n. &c. 
 
 An a. or order on the revenues. ^TTH/. r^W m. 
 Person who has an a. srrm^ f- [fH^5[T»». 
 
 2— orf. ^frsfif ». &c. #iT?TT/. f^f^nftn M. f^Pl<ilW5T n. 
 
 3— oc<. t^^ «. fltnof «. &c. 
 
 4— Of/. ^N't rt. wf<J^ ^ n. 
 To Assimilate, v. a. bring to a likeness. tiK^Mi-^^-H^T-ff- 
 
 iTvl»N;-3T5nT7T- &c. !ET^,^n^l«T n.-anHJTJT ».- &c. ^T'if 
 
 g. of 0. recip. 
 
 2 convert into a like substance. 3Tt*?t rfl^cif-OT^ ^, 5;- 
 
 q n. :pTut, f^TT^ m. W.^., PHi'^ui, ^OT ^T^. 
 3*0 Assimilate, r. «. c<m«c to a likeness. ^TRW-^'T-S'^yT- 
 
 &c. ^-^t^T^ ^JTWf. 
 
 2 ie converted into a like substance, m^ or S^TRf «5T- 
 
 I^T, rTFT^, fH^uR^I <T5^, q^'ff TS^. [SJIrtrtl. 
 
 Assimilated, p. v. V. 1. ^ii^si-^f^^-^^lti"'- &c. %^!c?T or 
 
 2 afTiift ST^?5T or OTn^?5T, &c. 
 Assimilation, n. v. V. A. l~act. ^k<«(i-&c. sp^ «. 
 
 2 STt'Tt ?5T^ «. &c. 
 
 V. V. N. \.—act. ?rrWT-&c. ^ n. 
 
 2 3Tt^ AVVh n. &c. fsiMI*' m. 
 To Assist, v. a. v. To Help, h^ /•-5^?^/.-H<\<^'I I (\ /.-J- 
 
 #/.- ■H^+K OT.-&C, 5R^-^, ^ m. ^. 
 
 To Assist v. n. lend aid. ^^^f.-&c. spT^-^,^*!. %<it, 9- 
 
 Assistance, n. v. Help. M^f. fT^/. F^ «. ^^ ». "T- 
 
 ^/. tl^HiK «». 
 Assistant, n. helper, auxiliary. mfi>\\{ c. ^Z^^^\^ c. RJ- 
 
 f'TT m. H^ ?«. W^^Prtl". 
 
 2 V. Mate. spir^T »». ^«JcPTT m. ^^^ «i. 
 Assize, n. court of justice. s^nTHTT/. •^NI-'O ^%^/. 'H- 
 
 5Tt^/. [trim/. 
 
 2 measure of price, weight, S(c. f^TT^ m. HN »». S?' ?;i. 
 To Assize, v. a. fix price, rate, Sfc. f^T^ w.-TR »».-^ »i.- 
 
 TRTT/.-Ac. <HI«jui-%JT'Jt. 
 To Associate, r. a. t. To Unite, To Join. ?}?fR m -w^^ 
 
 m.-&c. qfTot g. ofo. ^/.-viT?:/.-«niT/.-rrf'TOT or?jf^OT 
 
 f-f^^f- MIc^ot-tTT^q- ^, 
 To Associate, «. n. ^ee^ company. ^ w.-HHfT/.-'H'TnnTw.- 
 
 ^rt^TrT/.-^grTH >».-■« i^-n 4 ».-&c. ^nroj-, ^q^. 
 Associate, a. Associated, p. v. V. A. ^^t^ %^OT-&c. m- 
 
 »I5-&C. ^T<=f^?JT, «i'li1-=ll, 5fli)x)|, ^q^, ^f^rf, ^f^, ^- 
 
 Associate, «. companion, mate, v. Fellow, ^vft «i. ^r- 
 sirft »8. ?i^ m. ^g «». ( "Soie. female a. %»nftT, ^HPft- 
 % Ac. ) [ <ft m. 
 
 2 — in business, &c. v. Paetnek. ;^^ «i. TPft w, ^TTI- 
 3 — in crime, &c. v. Accomplice. sflP^ w. fJraaft^ 
 
 AssociATEE, n. Associating, j>. a. t. V. A. ^n-^'W-&c. 
 
 V. V. N. W\ &c. «t>iU||<|, ^ffsfrft, rrrvft, '^HcH-^, JETTsft^, 
 
 ?t^ ( esp. in comp. as ^n^ift, ^?pft, <'lri'«'ft,)?l!»ft^. 
 
 Association, «. v. V. A..— act. ^^t^ ^^ n. &c. ?iq^ ot. 
 
 2 «<a/e. ^ftm/. ^/ ^ »n. ^^q m. 
 V. V. T!i.— state, ^n m. ^f»m »». sRm «. ST^^n »». ?!irT- 
 ^ ««. WHI'W m. ^TT^ ». iprrf^ n. ^^^ n. 
 I. an a. v. Compant, Combination. iM-£\f. fl^l"! n. itt 
 w. *!+,<< oiT m. ^f. m. ^ «. 
 Member of an a. »n7rp='T?TT m. 
 To AsEOBT, t). a. sort, sepiarateinto classes, v. To Classift. 
 STfT/.-^Trft/. pl.-&c. r^vNui, tfTJ^, 3TC, M. sRT't y. o/ o. 
 
 grlTT Ht<<H «fif^^ H<4?q M. pi. ^T^t y. o/ 0. 
 
 To AssoHx, V. n. agree, suit, fir a ui, cnT'Jf, ^wf, spW- 
 
 Assoetkd, p. V. V. A. grc%?5T, 3R%^r5T. 
 
 AssOETMENT, n. V. V. A. srfT /. FJT^oT n. ^rz^ n. gTC.n. 
 
 I. a number of things assorted. ^ vn?ft^^T PH-Jl^Hr- 
 
 &c. B^ »«.- ^^'T OT. 
 To Assuage, v. a. allay, alleviate, v. To Ease. ^?J^ JfM, 
 
 ^TT^FT «.-3?5!T^»i.-3"'?5!THT «.-3^frr/.-&c. ^R^y. ofo. 
 
 2 appease, pacify, calm, v. To Compose. ?IIT^, ?Tf?T^, 
 
 or ■Hid«<ui^ »i5-»T?T ^^''f, ^?fRO|f or H'-iTRuf, ^T<tTT^. 
 2b Assuage, v. n. y. To Abate. ^3*I<<uS, H4l>l«i. 
 
i 
 
 AST 
 
 B7 
 
 AST 
 
 .issVAOSlfSXT, II. T. V. A. 1. — act. ^^^ ^ivi n. >JMflH m. 
 J^TfTT n. — ttale. gTTTT •»• flHIMM «• aVUH «. 3MVif?l/- 
 
 2 — <K=<. ^nr^ ». ;(iiH<)uf ». »ii ^^ ». Ac. tptt ». ^^- 
 
 ^ n. —tiate. ^ff?r/. ?tK m. Jrn»T «■ 
 A>=CMABLE, a. T. V. A. 1. 3imuil+% i<<l<JI-^-v>ilMdl-&c. 
 
 2b AssiniE, r. a. /nXd upon one's telj. aTTTr^n^ ^, 
 
 2 take for granted, v. To Suppose. MM|UIHi-MH ^-^T^ 
 ^T^, MMIUI T ^t:\^ KH^, "ftfe-HuI, f%5^ TT^'if. 
 To AsscMK, V. n. be arrogant, v. To Pbesume. a^f^ siPlWI 
 
 AssiniKD, ji. V. V. A. 1. aTTTrTTiri t)d^rll,3T»il+Uc^rfl, &c. 
 
 AssunncG^. arrogant, T. PboCB. H'l4.<,aif^H|'ft, ^TT^fT^- 
 
 issnuTiOH, «. T. V. A. 1. — act. «HmH4l<t>l W n. sil'ift+K- 
 df «. Ac. ^tO^i"*! »• 3nft^!^ n.~a. or $. snfteT ». 
 *0*H ■»• 
 2— art. tP^loi W l -^H ^of n. Ac. ar^m- m. sprmf^T^TT- 
 
 1 jwiU auumed, r. Scpposition. MM I uimi-MH KR^Tsft- 
 «Tt^/. C?<nTT/. fTT?^ m. f^HTT n. &c. ipnwf^^TTSJrfcd:- 
 
 AitVKAScx, Assrsnro, ». ▼. V. 1. — act. ^TTH^ ^K^ n. »7T- 
 ^?IT ^ ». Ac. 3nT«R[PT «. 
 
 H&nd u stretched forth in a. anTT^ m. 
 
 Proclamation of a. 3<M<I«%I »». 3<HMftfiM m. 
 
 Writ of a. 3PTTT^ n. 3nr«T%^ m. 
 L T. Pbomise, c^ n. Ji^nn / HT'P or htt/. 
 
 H. /n»*< III «//, T. COJmDESCE. ^^f. ^^f. 4^i{k\(\ 
 
 f.^m.^ m. 
 
 lU.Jlrm pertuMton, t. CovrisBXCi. mr m. ^(trer m. 
 
 Perfect a. HH^H< < M/t /. 
 
 IV. efirotUery, r. Impvdksce. ^M^^J^i/. ?ffT >i. 
 
 V. testimony of credit. f*f^/. ^fTTlft/. 
 
 2b Assrxx, V. a. Majte f Hr« or confident. W^/--W^/-- 
 
 f^^mr •i.-f^^s^T'TT «.-^ »i.-«<tT w.-Ac. ^,'jnrTT^'T 
 
 2 aukejlrm or tecmre to. ^T^t^-WM^-^RTlfnT-Ac. ^R't. 
 
 3 S«c To lysoo. 
 
 AttcszD, p. T. V. 1. fmft His^^l-^^^, »TTWW «l>.^l-%- 
 3^^c. TT^, f^'lllk^, 'renV, "Hfi^^, •M«?\M, 3TnT- 
 
 AsiraiDLT, adv. r. CtnAXMtt. iNtT, PfiW, IH^W^If, 
 
 Amvbxpvui, Sao CctTAiirrT, C05ni>K5CE. 
 
 I AsxEKisM, n. constellation. ^^'Sf n. 
 
 I Table of asterisms in the moon's path. T^T-iimrfr/. 
 
 I 2 clutter of stars. ^^T^^ ^ m. TfT^prT »». 
 
 j AsTzay, ado. at or toicanls the hinder /wrt— of a fihip &c. 
 
 ! f^tJTl^, f^dli^*^ or 1rt'M<il%-<fec. Rtfi^<i-»ll'lr<<NI^. 
 
 AsTEBOiD, fi. minor planet. g^HT^ w. rt^tn^ «. 
 
 Asthma. '^PT/. ^*TT w. *^T^ m. HW\<\^\^ m. ^rw<rW or 
 
 Asthmatic,. a. mimi-*, mt«<l, «^m+0, ^ipF^, ^HT^fmMW, 
 
 2 pertaining to asthma. ^««IMr, &c. '^♦•«(|R"h<?Ht. 
 To AsTOSiSH, To AsTOFKD, ». a. amaze, surprise, &c. ^«p- 
 
 «Tn^-WT=iiT^-&c. ^TT^, =5nH^/. gwf-^^ y. of o. ^- 
 
 ^/. ^rl^uf or JT ^P^if ^f. "/ 0. R^HIHI «. ^i^y. 0^0. 
 aTT1inTffT-&c.f^ M i^ -»R?-&c. ^?T^, 
 Astonished, Astounded, p. v. V. ■M*«(rtrtl, &c. 5iT8f , *T%fl 
 or vq^, V^^, =jrf^, =sr«^, ^^HF'Jf'i '^fW, ^, 'H^r+d, 
 f»RHd , -^IHrshH, R<:n4ir'«(d, ^ft^^H^, ^^^^m^T, 3TT- 
 
 AsTONisHrsa, ;>. a. v. V. ant? WondebfcI'. (^<:Hmh.k*, f^- 
 Astonishing, n. v. \.—act. •«|+«(u( «. ^"t^N't n. &c. ^- 
 Astonishment, n. v. V. onJ "Wondeb. — slate. Rtn^ «». 
 Astraddle, Astbide, adv. with the legs across. *Jl'4«jfl«Tl, 
 
 if^mr^ <n^ %f5, -O-ft*^ "TFT JT^, ^i«<Hi'5^TT^. 
 
 AsTBAL, a. V. Stakbv. cTTTt'^, rfTTWlMt. 
 
 AstbaT, adv. *||4;M^H, ^l4y<4H, TWrr, *TWT, THtrT,'ill«^nIn, 
 
 To go a. *|^*hui, 1T^^ n. «rt^ TT^ y. o/ «, 
 To lead a. «l^*l*(«f. 
 To AsTBicT, To Astbinge, v. a. constrict, cause parti id 
 
 draw together. afTWoEof, ^T^f^nr ^^. 
 AsTBiNOENcr, n. V. A. jjuil/. «J<iH<»II »». TTT or ^ m. 
 
 ^^^p^ mn. g^ mn. 
 Astbinoent, a. 5^, iTT^, +^N, +«)l*<lP«)H, g^. 
 Astbolooeb, n. astronomer. 'S^(^;ff^ pop. ^:^ in, nT'F. 
 2 or ASTBOMAKCEB. JTStTHftfrl^ iwp. ^^m. 5f^ "'• 
 
 ASTBOLOOTCAL, a. T. N. ir>HvH?lf^^MI, M| vfj^p|«l|-«ir, 
 
 w^Tf«w, »4i(?i^*i^*ft,T?Tyf>'^'i<'nr«<<qi««i«ft-r^'-<<<*. 
 
 ASTBOLOOICALLT, odv. ITWJ^'t^WT^'Tlft'ft^, Ac. 5|^W^^"l P<- 
 
 AanOLOOT, «. sr^R'J'ft^ n. HCffj^"lf^«r «. «Jf?mt^ «. 
 
 ASTBONOMEB, »•. <W?1 P('0' /»p. of^lft «. fl«Tlr«^f»l, <<f'Tl'^f^- 
 
 AsTBOxoMicAX, fl. ^PlMIHI, ^r<^"'l^«i*ft-ftl<<*, '^HHi, 
 
 ASTBOKOMICALLT, oiv. ^f^\^'.T\W^H\^ . 
 
 Abtbohomt, w»itf?W n. ^'^^:f^(^m\ f. ^'JlPl'.TT^ w. ^'Tl-? w. 
 
tte 
 
 ATO 
 
 *— 
 
 The astronomical periods called Xarana are, «l^, «lia^, 
 
 The astronomical divisions called I'b^a are, f^«<?>H, ift- 
 ^, 3< l <jtH | H , ^ftTF^, ?>nT, 3Tfr|7tf, ^^P^f, yrfrT, ^JfJ, 
 
 T^, fi(-!^, f€5, ?rrf^, ^T, gsf , IT^, ^?, iijf^. 
 Astute, o. shrewd, ^ll^uil, 3Tt|i?I^,3Tsg?I^, ^+ri*IM, «^. 
 AsTUTEtT, arfo. V. A. ljI|^U|WU||^, '{^T^^. 
 Astuteness, «. v. A. ?il^umu| n. ^Rrff /. ^t[U\ m. 
 AsuNDEE, adv. t^rt, v. Sepaeatjilt. 3Tc?n, airf'ld, $no5T, 
 
 To fall a. f75 <T5^, g?^. 
 AsTLUM,n. refuge, shelter, retreat. ^S^Vf^ pop. 3TF5rT«». iTTTot. 
 
 2 ( for the poor and helpless ) tr^^TT^/. q^^TT^T, STTT- 
 V[J»!P^ m. 
 At, prep, ^ or Hf or^ or \ (added to the noun). IT^ft, ^- 
 
 For phrases of which it forms a part ( at first, at last, 
 at least, &c. Ac. ) see the word to which it is prefixed. 
 
 Atabal, n. kind of kettle drum. rl«(rH»». 
 
 Atabaxia, n. Y. Quietism. 3T?TtT m. ?nT m. %(\fHf. 
 
 Atheism, «. denial of the existence of god. ^|Rh+MH n. 
 
 jrrf%3Fq a. Hrf^+r4 «. •nf^+rii/. arsftM^ii* «». snft- 
 
 Atheist, m. ?riRcl+' »». ST'ftS'KHHO, sTFf^+Hdl j^l^n. 
 Atheistical, a. ^ll^d'hHd l -m , ^lRd*Hdl:i^l*fl, 'Tl^'FT- 
 
 Athiest, «. V. TniESTT. rll'^rtli. 
 
 A.iViii%T'E, n. agonist, prize-contender, wrestler.^ Sjc. Tf^rltjl- 
 5T M. *T|5 OT. ^^ «i. dlfc%H«4M, HI5qY^ «». JTs5^S^. in. 
 
 Business or skill of the pahilwan. Hf^fie(M^/. 
 
 Contests or feats of athlet». 'TS^?; »• M8+^4l/. s^T- 
 
 ^\^ »». 
 
 Training of athletso. rlk^M/. 
 Athletic, a. T. Gxmnastic. Mf^rt<<WHI, HS+^iir^«l'M+, 
 
 2 roJi«<, lusty, T. SteOSO. virtsTT, ^T<**i, ^^T, MJI+il, 
 ATHWAET,p>-<?p. V. AcEOss. 3m, STTS^ «• <^ecZ. 
 A-TiLT, adv. inclining forward. ^ ♦pJrll-yi^cfTa. <?Cf^. 
 Atlas, n. collection of maps. ?njn'^t-=n«)^ /.^^iirt^.'tinirti /. 
 Atmospheee, n. ^/je air ichich encompasses the earth. 3TT^- 
 
 ?T n. ^qip «. ^TssTT «». MUHirt or a n. ^dHi,*!! «. 
 
 «(|t«(|««U| M. «»|«IKM<^ n. 
 
 Atmospheric, Atmosphebical, a. t. N. gn^^-M+HI, ainPT- 
 
 Atom, n. indivisible particle. <S{^ m. MiHIUj m. ^^ m. «piT m. 
 
 2 ^y. minute thing. *p)l^i /. STfrH^j^'n^M WJ.-f^WT «». 
 
 ??^ »«. %V «. 
 Atomic, Atomical, a. consisting of atoms. MlHIujPlltrd, 
 
 mHlU|*,M, Mi.H|iMH<<, M^HIUJ^I, afTfrT^^TT, ^^. 
 Atomism, n. doctrine of atoms. TTHT^T^ «. ^'?-"H?rT^ «i. 
 Atomist, n. AoWer 0/ <Ae atomical philosophy. H<H|u[»l|<^ «». 
 
 88 ATT 
 
 lb Atone, v. n. make amends or satisfaction for a crime. 
 
 JiT^^m n. q^-%uf,:mrfViTT-&c. ^c^-^gr^ M i f^.'<"t -f^- 
 
 Atonement, «. y.Y.—act. ^\^pi^ ^p^^r qiH^ «. Pl<H ^ 
 ». Ac. STFTf^iTTT n. qr^^s?^/. <TNf=fT^^ ». 
 I. See Eeconciliation. 
 
 Atonic, a. debilitated. qi^i»4\u|. 
 
 Atont, w. debility. *TTH^U|r{T/. 
 
 Atop, orf». o» <Ae ^op. ^, ^Tfff. 
 
 Ateabilaeian, Ateabilabious, a. v. Melakcholt. ^tot 
 
 Ateamental, Ateamentous, a. y. Black. ^| ('HK<m'M*r , 
 Ateocious, a. heinous, horrible, enormous, v. Wicked. 3? 
 
 Atbociouslt, adv. v. A. 3TnoTT^, *?|<.M0|i%,H^mivM4<f, 3T- 
 
 AtEOCIOUSN'ESS, AlBOCITT, ». T. A. vf1<4uii m. g^TTT /. 3T- 
 
 I. an atrocity, an enormity, &c. H^W^^n. MK**! n. K^- 
 Ateophy, n. V. Consumption. f%^ /. fsff^nrft /. fiK+uft /. 
 
 To Attach, ». a. seize by writ, Sfc. — goods, &c. 3TJT ^R^, 
 
 2 ^ar one's affections to. ^7{ «-sftf^ /-"^ »».-&c. vH^ih 
 
 -^^irot-BT^^T-goI^, ^KlTft-?t^-WH<T»>-&C. ^T^. 
 
 3 jOK< io, annea;, ^c. v. To Add. ^JZ^., SNuj, fT'fl^ m.- 
 
 4 /^. «:i^'», ^i'i'^y- t5T5rof,3TRt7nif,3TRi^w.-3nfhm«.sF?Tif. 
 
 Attached, p. v. V, 1. vIH" %%t^, ^^ HK^rll-t*H<?rfl, ^inr. 
 
 2 fond of.1 V. Loving, ^^, ST^^, f^TfT, 3Tg^, ST^TPft, 
 ?Tfj, TH, c^tT, aiHIH, 'TTWT, TT, amnp, ?nB, ^TfJ. 
 
 3 v^%?jT, ^^, 5^, ^'P, ?t3?T, ^f^, c5W, ?rs^,^ ;et- 
 
 4 3il<lM^3r, 3TRlf^, 
 Attachment, n. t. V. A. 1. ^^nft/. z\^ f. 
 
 2 fondness, affection, v. Love. ^^ m. f^T^/. STJTH m, 
 
 3Tj<r*/. sT^rfrT/. argsftet ». armfrp /. y+ir* /. 
 
 Affected a. JTPTPTRT »». 
 2b Attack, v. a. assail, assault. ^;^m.-yM\if.'P^or^f^- 
 OTTof, 'qiH /. ^?T^ or -41 ^jh vJT^ m?j/A qrr 0/ 0. ^TtTT «»• 
 
 375? "?i^ ^. of 0. *rn?if , w«<ul wi'M ^ 0/ 0. n^ft qiSr^ 
 
 gi^f icith qr, viM-luf, ^tff or fftsw 31^, 
 
 To a. in front. aivjlH/. ni<ui. 
 
 To a. insidiouslv, darkly, &c. ynv|W| w.JJJnriTT or 
 J|HHK »t.-M+IHKr W.-&C. qjTwf. 
 
 To make an a. upon, ^tfltt/. ^FT^if. 
 
 To a. suddenly. ?JcqT «. grtrT »»• Mlt^oi, tIMIilw. JTR'Sf. 
 2 fig. op/>Zy o««'« wZ/ <o vehemently. In this sense, and 
 in the variations of it as conveyed by To set to or upon, 
 
ACT 
 
 'Pt/aU to, upon, on. To ruth or d»*h at, to, upon; some 
 imitative or expressive formations are ^<H«I, ^^«u^, 
 H'll^vi, HTT «. JTRvf-^, W m.-^*TTT or ^%*TTT m.-^ 
 /.-fl5T m.-^;^»TTT m.-&c. ^T^, qjilt, r^HlOj, ^^''Ir, Ntl^"), 
 ^?TTT m. ^T^, ^/.-KTTm. T5# if»/A m of o. ^ g. of s. 
 
 Attack, Attackino, n. v. V.l. — act. '^m ^^ n.^r^ ^- 
 ^ n. &c. ^T m. ^TT^/. =^»K « ^P?/. ^TP^ «• ^?5T »». 
 
 itt/. tTTt^/. mr m. z^mf. w^h m. grr^KTiT n. arf^- 
 
 ^FT m. Sfrf^np^TOT n. ^jCI«T /. 
 A. of a band of robbers. «^{m\ m. 
 Sudden s. a coup de main. 0OTT m.OTT «. STTT m. 
 To AttaIX, r. a. obtain, gain, acquire, v. To Get. *im<^ui, 
 
 2 arrive at, eome to, t. To Beach. MNoi , m^^-Mih,JnTr|itof. 
 
 3 achieve, v. To Accomplish. ^TT^, m^j^. 
 /iTTAiSABLK, a. y. V. 1. rH*IH<<l-^-^'W-«I<WI-Ac. im^, 
 
 2 oJiJ Accessible. 'P=^,«lH'fl<4, 34I'|W|. 
 
 .ViTAiSDEB, n. T. V. |f^ ^T^t n. ^;^ «. 
 
 Act of a. ^Hn *<.«*<HI 3TR> m.-^-,i«<^i w. 
 <LXTAUrMZ»T, «. v. v. 1. — act. m\i^ n. &c. *JVI<!/I «. #TT- 
 
 Difficult of a. 5^, JwnT or JtiTTT. 
 
 Ea»y of a. ^r^H, f^TT^, g^Jm, 
 3— art. «m^uf n. «mdf n. 41V I ^H «. ♦iHl^uft/. 4f*(l<'JI*/. 
 IT*^ n. iH^I'IM m. 
 I. /Ao/ which it attained.^VH m. ??«l ^o»T n.-^^'Tin.-&c. 
 
 Attainment*. flVlfi^Mui w. pi. 
 To Attaixt, S.O. corrupt, taint. ^^, ^^ n. sRflT g. of o. 
 
 Ta Attempeb, Attkhperate, c. a. moderate, reduce unto, v. 
 To TKxnx. ^T»T-^'^^^jMKHI-»<l<#*-iHm|.MRfi)<l-&c. 
 
 n Attempt, v. n. try, endeavour to do. ?JT»I w.-iHTr^ m.-«T- 
 J^ «.-a«ji'i « -JMiM m.-iM^M m. fiTot-^TSW^ or ^?CT- 
 
 Ittxmpt, ATTKiiniira, n. r. \.—act. ettay, trial,endea(our. 
 
 Wt "1. Tf^ «•. R^TTT m. VmXt m. 3XIf*I «. 
 a ATTWn, t. ». 4" »• «■ y W</ attention, hearken, litten, mind, 
 
 heed, w^ « -f^m ».-3?wvT^ ii.-«^m fi.-««=«r n^-ufnif. ttn- 
 
 To a. vigilantly, warily, Ac. ll^ql^ ^ ^njST IH^. 
 2 at; ie pretent. |pftT H^, ^JIW«-?n<W 'Snm, 
 
 :; on or upon; «■«!/ ow,- Jtrw, t. To .Sehvk. ?lWf,%fT/.- ■ 
 
 *'^^/-f»f^»w/-q»J^/.-'3(l^n»m n.-Ac. «^y. o/o. i| 
 
 >'. B. Such (eutence* aa " He baa a cold attended with I 
 
 f«T«r, " " A meaaore attended with ill eflectt/' Ac are il 
 
 69 ATT 
 
 best rendered in some such way as the following. r^TTHT 
 
 Attexdance, AxTEXDiira, n.v. V. 1. «n<f Attention. ?j?^- 
 ^ ». &c. 3T^VR «■ «TTT ». 
 
 2 ^Tjftr TT^ «. 3T^^ awrf n. ^rfvT^/. 
 
 3 o/u/ Sehvice. -mi +,/!/. f^^TTrT/. %^/. ?RRn. qf^=q^f /. 
 
 Close a. ^rft^T^/. 
 Atteudaxt, a. See AccojiPAXxisa. 
 Attendant, n. follower, retainer, ^v.t. Seetant. J^T^'TTw. 
 
 ^nft, STHSTrff, 3THn, mR-^K-P »». ( MR-«||f<*l/. )^ mR-^< »«. 
 
 'TT*?^ «». 
 Armed a. RrTVft n*. 
 Body of mounted attendants. flcJiO/. 
 Attent, Attextive, a. v. V. 1. ki+.Piirl, WRST, ^THnTTT, 'HT- 
 
 «>r^Tl, ^fV(Ti, ^»TmT, Mliyn, <T??T, ?fT^, "^^PHT, >{+IMfi|rI, 
 
 <i*HM, >(«M<t)Ki ^tTT^STT^, ^tT^^, ^rTf^TT, SHTf^, 
 Attention, «. v. V. l.—act. 55^ ^ n. f^frT ^ «. ST^'T ^- 
 
 ?jot w. &c. 3T?«TR «. ?r^'«r «. ^^ n. ?f%n^ M. «JT^ n. ^- 
 
 ft/. ^^iRItI n. *fH «• ?5^ «. H»f|ir|J| m. 3Tt?T(n^ «. 31%?TT/. 
 
 I. Attentions, v. Civilities. aTT^^TTTT/n. 3ir^TO?FTT»». 
 
 Attestitelt, a</». v. A. ^+f^TTl^, c5^"'T-JTT-^'?TT-&c. rSTf- 
 
 Attentiveness, n. v.A. ♦IHy^uiI m. FnpjfW /• W^I^^TT'TT 
 
 AttespaNT, a. — in medicine. ^P^f^T, ?;?FFTT^. 
 
 To Attespate v. a. to make thin. M\(\<h 'PT'T, ^TTT'PT''^', qr- 
 
 Attenuate, o. Attenpated, j». v. V. sn^t^F-^TT-'TmaE %^?5T, 
 Attenuation, n. v. V. — act. MMoi-&c. ^^''t n. ^Jrfl+w «. 
 To Attebate, Sec To Wear aw at. 
 To Attest, v. a. bear wilnett of. m^ f.-m^f.-m^ n.-TU- 
 
 f^f. ^-MWiJ y. o/ 0. ?TRft-tTTf^^t^-&c. ^t^ iPJM fJr- 
 
 ^^ofo. 
 
 2 f«7/ /o teilnett, atteti. WT?ft ^^T, fTT?ft?r %^. 
 
 3 ( a writing Ac. ) ^^T'TTf^^'ft ff^/. Mif^uK-Ti^. 
 An attested copy. ?r^ f^^ft^ T«F?5/.-ifW/. 
 
 Attestation, «. v. V. 1. anrf EviDEifCE,— oc^. ?r?ft&c.^n, 
 
 Attic, Atticstokt, «. 3T*lff "JT^ HvfTTT »». flH«(I Jr»RT m. 
 Attire, «. t. Dress, Clothes. %^ot. ThfTPR or »t m. f^nm w. 
 To Attirb, v. a. v. To Dress, ^nr »-^ «• pi. ^^«<Jt , ^- 
 
 fisn-Ac. V7^, ^ttirt/. "J!^ y. ofo. 
 Attitude, n. v. Posture, arnrr «. WlR«|f?l/. STT n. Zl- 
 
 Attobnet, »i. prrton empowered to act for another^ ^'f^ in. 
 Hf^r^r^T w. 5<^W(U m. 
 Letter of a. ^^0*fl^lMI m. ijf^KdlM^ «. 
 2b Attract, t. a. rfraw toxcardt. an^+Bf, aTTTPfWl ?Tt»^- 
 
^ AUD ( 
 
 aftf^ M, STT^P?^, STPF^or ».-3nfPT m. ^JT# 5'. 0/ 0. 
 2 n/^wre, invile,cnjage. 3TT^^, t?t*Rrof, jft^, 3TT^^, 
 ?f^)T=R «.-JTT^ n.-&c. !p^ y. 0/ 0. »fl^ m. Ml^suf, JIt5r- 
 
 AlTEACTED,/). V. V. 1. 311+4^^, 3^t^ *|f1^rtl, &C. afTT^- 
 
 Atteacter, n. Atteactive, a. v. V. 1. 3{I+«iuiKI, 3TT^- 
 
 2 a»(/ Chabming. hI^uIKI, Kt^ Hlrt"li<l,&C' iJrtl*f*, 
 
 Attbaction, «. V. V. 1. — ac^. SfTr^ot «. &c. 31l+«fuT «. 
 
 2— ac<. ?5tW^ n. &c. XTeJPTT w. ^\^ «• 
 The attractions and allurements ( of the world, &c. ) 
 
 arts/. aftsT OT. 
 
 I. — the power or quality. ail+^uUlRh/. 31l+*fu| n, 
 
 A. of gravitation. {^^r«ll+^'ui «. 
 
 Capillary a. ^^Il+tjui n. [p^m.jpl. 
 
 Attractions, charms. »ft^-!r?^PT«P-3TT<J>^-»fcc. n- 
 Atteibutabie, a. v. V. aTT^t*^, ^CiHyflM. 
 To Atteibute, v. a. assign, impute, v. To Ascribe. %^, 
 
 Atteibute, yir »». q^ m. 
 
 The Divine atlrilutes, ( i. o. the attrihuies of Siwa as 
 the Deity ) are 3TfJmT, Hf^HI, iftHT, rff^HI, XTTfit, ^- 
 ^TcTT, ^f^rfT, STPFT'^. They are called ST^M^. 
 
 Atteibution, n. v. V. — act. 3Rot «. anfTT'T «. &c. 3TTfW- 
 or M. 3TRt7 m. 
 
 Atteibutite, a. ^^t^'T, «(i-=-m. 
 
 Atteibutite, n. fsf^lr'T'T «. 
 
 Atteite, a. worn by friction. %v;irtrti, ttMi^n. 
 
 Atteition, ». abrasion, v. Eubbing, Weae. Rj'v»i31 «, qnr- 
 uf n. ^«f »». ?nr^ w». ■ti'HHui n. 
 
 Waste by a. ^^ /. R|miuii«(« /. ^RT /. 
 To waste from a. f^^uf. 
 
 To Atthke, v. a. make musical, tune. rflNu'l, ^ m. rtl«("i-«rt- 
 
 2 ^^. mote accordant. ^ »».-^^P^■ «i.-&c. «t^«(ui, ^pTSTot. 
 Auburn, a. reddish brown, ?ft^nro!T, ft^, fTl^, ftTT. 
 
 Bright a. jfrajC^. 
 Auction, w. f^'OT'T n. rrirflH or Ih^R' «. MNuf)/. 
 Auctioneeb, «. n%rf|H<lWI »n. fe^t?*<uii<i «». [ 5. 
 
 Audacious, o. daring, v. Bold, f^t^?, ^75:151, tfft, '^iR««ii- 
 
 2 V. Impudekt. vfts, T3[?ri?o2'. ^'S/T, ^. 
 
 3 proceeding from e^rontery. f^ii^-m, •J^-i^UTI^r. 
 Audaciousness, Audacity, «, v. V. 1. ftRT^/. mlt^ «• 
 
 2 f^TJTf /. «TT^ «. ^ripr n. g-f^T^ «. 
 
 Audible, a. perceivable by the ear. ^^ qT^-TfPTT-^-^^T'IcTT- 
 3ft^-&c. ftjidoif, ^TTST, «T«iui«Tr-q?;, q;u|«n-m.. 
 2 loud enough to le heard. ^q'JqT-vt|UMI>JlT'll-^Mdl- 
 ^TK^-&c. ^^?fT, ^^I^IT^T^ ^^ 
 
 AUBIBLEWESB, ». V. A. 2. ^3nnn'-v»ll«*IM"l'lw"tl m. &c. 
 
 ► ATTN 
 
 Audibly, adv. v. A. ^%?rr a(^f . </erf. ^^ ^^ orfe. </«/. ^- 
 
 ^^JTT^ffT adv. ded. ^PT'ft 'l^^ a</r. decl. 
 Audience, «. hearing or attending /o.^^ot »• ^^*T^ n. «r- 
 
 ^Tir «• 3HI+uiH «. 
 
 2 admittance to a hearing. gJTT^rrfHt H^/. «tiH I ^< STcI- 
 
 "^nuT^r in:/.-Hr!i<Md/. sq^un'^q^^n^r «. 
 
 3 assembly of hearers, auditory. ^fpT m.pl. J^VrnT^fJn.s^- 
 
 Audience-chambeb, «. gHRufNt ^JTmr/. «nrT»tf^ «. f^. 
 
 •il'JKHMI »». 
 Audit, n. final account. V^Z'^\ ?T7TH «». ^l«l?<t rTTTH'^ft/. 
 To Audit, v. a. examine and pass. rPTT^ or dMI^uR ^57T-?:- 
 
 «J^rTpr-&c. sfTT ^of. 
 Audited,^, v. V. fnmpjft ^T^f SJTT tll^ l,^^i ^H", *^nT. 
 Auditoe, m, v. V. ^m^ ?m^ qK +<UIKI «j. ^^Vht^ ?f- 
 
 I. V. Heaeee. ^^POTRT, ^^KfTT, MYm, ST^^SBrrf. 
 AUDITOBT, a. belonging to hearing. ssT^tTT^T, «I^'JRWft, "iTT- 
 
 Outer a. passage. Jpoff^^ n. [h^h^ »h 
 
 I AuDiTOET, «. T. Audience. M'r^5r7«./«>p. sft^HsiTt/. «Tt- 
 
 2 V. Lectuee-eoom. "TTS ^ffTT^rNt ^tfit/, qre^in^/. 6^. 
 
 AuFAiT, That is a. ^^n^. 
 
 Augee, Auqbe, n. m^r^ m. "k^sf^ n. ^jy^ m. ^"tr^^ n, vsif. 
 
 Aught, pro. qjf^, f%f=5fW. 
 
 Augment, n. — in grammar. arrnTT m. aTTHTfrp/. 
 
 To Augment, Augmentation. See To Inceease, &c. 
 
 AuGUE, «. ^l+.'<ill or ?|-j><iMl^ «j. itl^H«)Tf)|, H'tR^, ff^- 
 
 S|^ *liM"IKI-Hl^u|l<l. 
 
 To AuGUE, V. a. presage, betoken, g-^^juj, ^ul^, <d[-«H «.-5T- 
 ^?k «.-&c. q>T^ y. ofo. c5^or n.-f^?^ «. QfRTdr g. of 0. 
 with in. con. 
 
 To AuGUE, V. n. gather or infer from omens, ^c. ^T^STRCT 
 ^jHsH0l-<# m. spTot-aijHM n. ^Ruf , V^H'lia/. STt^r^r. 
 
 Augueal, Augueial, a. !(i^«=jNi, sr^rr^, ^nr^^pF, snf^> 
 
 { Augueation, Auouey, n. v. V. N. ?l+qi«»M ^W^ «.-?r- 
 I % sFT^t W.-31HHM ^^ ». &c. !(lljN!F «. y+^r^4|l/ sr- 
 
 I 2 See Omen. 
 
 I August, a. \. Geand. siaiHir^fT,!1<ilM^I(c^V,STVI«ir<<Rl?-5'fi, 
 
 j spTI?r?TT?ft. 
 
 1 August, n. |%5ft ■HlrfNI anz^ irff^TT »i. STWir-HT:?'?^ m. 
 
 AuGUSTNESS, TO. v.A. sidlW w.stht^ot.ijhihItII/. inTPT^l|f?5<il/. 
 
 Aunt, n. father's sister. aTTfT/ »TT^5E'r/. ^/. ^r^ft/. f^H- 
 
 Daughter of paternal a. ii^ufl/. 
 
 Son of husband's patrrnal a. 3TTrl^ «». 
 
 2 mother's sister. HN+fl/- HI^Hf'l'ft/. 
 
 3 K»//c of paternal uncle. ^==ft/. ^nft/. ^1^/- f^'TTr^ 
 
 4 Mj(/<; of maternal uncle. wrff\f. »ii«i«ui/. nirtrti'fl/. 
 Husband of mat. a. HT^flT »i. 
 
AUT 
 
 61 
 
 AUT 
 
 AoKKOLA, «. eirde ofrtuft. rljflHiri ». 
 
 ArmiCLE, »i. external ear. ^I^T^ ^R «. ^f^^ ^RR »». ^- 
 
 ArsicTLAK, (J. relating, Sf'c. to the ear. ♦MHI,^a^tft,^- 
 
 2 told in the ear. spT^ Hif'H^ir^l, *u}>^H, ^offr^. 
 
 8 T. TaABiTioSAi. ^ I 'T l 'H'f i 3n^, ♦uJMiHil'M, ^- 
 
 AirwccLATE. AcBiFOSX, a. ear-thapeJ. <|iiii-^<<l 3TWTTr^, 
 
 APBirKEOis, a. joU producing. g^nfjRT^ (/• ^ ). 
 AVKIST, «. ^'if^ m. *ui<l'l*i4I •«• 
 AuKOBi, It. V. MoRsrxo. 3T?^ w. 
 Ausf ICE, n. pretage. augury, r. OsiEK. 5T^ »» «. 
 Of evil a. 3T»T^. 
 2 auspices; protection, 4'f. T. Fatob. flTT^f^/. H^ ?TvT- 
 
 Atspicioi'S, a. of protpering influence, propitioui, benign, 
 fmvorable, ^, JTii;^, g»T*f, ^T?^, ^SPTR^, 5*^^, *r- 
 
 ^^tr, »T?^, ?i»nFft, «»Ti'*<, irn?^, n'W'^i<<+, Ht'ir^+, 
 
 A. scMon or period, ^^rfl^ld M. 
 To be a. ( for ). ^iMiJi, ^^raiif. 
 2 haeinj oment of tuccett, ^TT^TT^, ^*niHTI-^I, Qr?^- 
 
 AtTtnCIOUSLT, oJp. V. A. 2. ^TTJT'jj^, f^N'^Mtf-^, gr^^- 
 
 Avariciorsxess, w. r. A. 1. 5T!Tr/. ^'Hfll / «9t «. *- 
 
 2 5»T ». ^^^iOTrwfff^TT/. 
 AutTZXK, fl. karth, ife. of tottc, T. SOCB. ^ifi pop. ^W., ^^ 
 
 2 riyk/, rijorout, wnere. Hem. f^iH{\, WH^l^i *T?T, 
 
 *WT, vstor, *3tT, TPfT, ^r^, ^^n, "tf^. 
 
 ArfTBBiTT, n. T. A. 1. V?^^pi»n m. ?V^ «. ?:?THT/. ^*J^ *i. 
 
 -in Bcligioo. ^ n. fn«>^/. ^MH<I /. ^Vf^ pop. 
 
 Austcriticn and penuieM, — compreb. 
 ^T^ or >n«fl'I n. 
 
 Home of the numcront tnuterifiet of the Ilindiia are 
 
 S^R, SfTTfW, STT^nTrT, WHTl, •?l'll'|U|, ^TtTT- 
 
 Emaciated bj a. 17:f(ir. 
 
 Power acquired through a. ?W;»n'n^ n, Jf^rtP! n. 
 
 Practice of a. if)*TIW|T« m. JClfinTTfV ■». 
 Amtbal, AciranrB, a. i. 8octb»ii. 5ffT*nr, ^%irt5WT, 
 AirrBKirric, AvTnanfCKi,,a. jemttne.true.nrr^im^liffft- 
 
 AVTHESTICALITESB, ArTUENTIClTT.W. T. A. ^1tT<'ITW. flr^TrTr 
 
 /. 3iT?RT<mT »n.filTfl*1MUiiOT. «MH|UWl/.SmT?fr/.»Tratq' «. 
 
 To AcTUESTiCATE, f. «. render authentic. ?l^-flfT-fT^^^- 
 
 AcTHOn, n. flnt mover, beginner, ^-c. <FTTr ««• ^B'JJtT't ?«. 
 
 2 composer of a book, Sjc. ?t'<T«FTT «». 5f'*I^rrf m. tprfr w. 
 Authoress, «. irV+lR'^n/. 'r<I'F^/. 
 AUTnOBiTATIVE, a. having due authoritg. H»i|u||-=(l, ^SHTm, 
 
 2 imperative, commanding, cj'e. d'^i-Jo.AIMI, <ii»ii-<Hi, ?T^-?TT- 
 
 ACTHORITATIVELT, a(/tf. V. A. 1. i( »1 1 U( ^^r^T, ^JSPTTT, i<H|U|fT:. 
 
 ArTHOEITATlVENESS, M. V. A. 1. ^iTHTTcn'/. STTHTf^T^prlT /. 
 3TT?RT/. STTfT?^ n. 
 
 2 ^ »». <^»I<^«il W. T^IN M. tIrtlMrr /. ^riNdMUIlM. SfTN 
 w. iT'flMUINI STH w. 
 Atjthoeitt, n. tcarranted power, v. Ecle. ar^PTRm. ^rfT f. 
 vHfM-tiR m. ^^TOT M. ^Jfm w. ??^ m. '^»«r?f n. 
 Full a. >4«c<<lOy. 
 
 One invested with a. 3TfM*lO, 3T^?qift. 
 To be in a. over. 5li^^-\i<ItH 3T^<iif. 
 
 2 grounds for credence, ^-c. tcarranf, sanction, support. 
 3TT«TT? m. 3TT«nT «». snTHT ». TH^ «• TR «. iJWHJ«i n. 
 
 Of little a. STrTsnTm, STr'WIIlI^. 
 
 3 influence, credit, power, v. Weight. ^TTt^/. ^c5?ft/. ^- 
 
 ps^Pif. ni^ n. 5F^/. HR^/. HH^V- 3Tg»n^ m. 
 
 4 authoritatice opinion or saying. 3ii««(-«iin. aTrH«fRT». 
 
 3Tmif^/. 3Tf>T5^if^/. 3Tf%^!7ir'Tm »». arfirf ^rcts)?! «, 
 
 That has a. — a writing, a w ritor, &c. aTTK, Slf*r^Tp. 
 
 5 or</er, 4"<?. v. Wabeaht, ?R^/. Ig^MHIHI m, y^ m. 
 
 6 ruling person or body. v. GotebkueKT. «^ w. aifvi- 
 AcxnoRizATios, «. V. V. l.—act. a;rfu?T^-&c. ^n. 
 
 2— ac^. fTf^&c.sFTDf n. 
 To ACTHOBIZE, V. a. give authority or right to. J^fTTft/.- 
 a R f ^l W U M.-3Tf*IiPR «».-H^r/.-f^R »i.-itc. \^, ^W^^- 
 
 2 establish by authority, make lairful. J^ m.-SUflT/.- 
 jfWlfW/.- Ac. «FT«t-^.^ 9. ofo. fT%^-flrfWT-fl«?r^- 
 
 AcTiioBizEw, />. V, V. 1. ar^nm f^,^, <fcc, g^HK, 3T^- 
 
 2 See Lawkil. 
 AuTHOBLEss, o. STT^'F, '^jftT-ftrtf^-Ac. 
 AfTOniooBAPHV, n. WR^fT^T «. 
 ACTOCBAKT, n. independent poicer. 44l<4^ir^M(^n. ^Tf*nf^«. 
 
 AuTocBAT, ». o« absolute ruler. RfR^nfMlffl «•• 5^f«nT 
 TT^ m. 'JHd*<ll«fRTf*rFTft w. 
 
 Acxoc&iTio, AciocsAncAt, a. 'anmrfvTWi^r, 4c. ^ni 
 
ATE 
 
 62 
 
 AVO 
 
 AfTOGKAPn, n. a person's own hand tcriting. ^Ef^5f<T?»hl»Ii^«».- 
 
 Autographic, Autoghaphical, a. v. K w<^»d<-e) |, ^^^ t 
 ^rrnrr, <fcc. 
 
 Automatical, Automatous, a. having the power of moving 
 
 itself. ^q'?r^, ailrmrB*', ^f^, 3fTTt*T^. 
 Automaton, n. a self moving machine. ^\Hi''i{\HMMV[\{^^n. 
 
 AuTOXOMT, 71. self government. aTTrH^ITRPT ». 
 
 Autumn, n. ^tTcT or ?ttt/. ?RPPT?I ot. ^IT^^, ^ O ' ^ I ^ >c5/. 
 
 Autumnal, a. ?T<r»,l?;Nl, ^R^^^T, W(^, Hx^, ! il K<l<j , ^- 
 
 The a. harvest ^RtSP or ^rftT >». 
 A uiiLiAK, Auxiliary, o. v. Helping. +ji^^f, F^RT, ^n^- 
 
 A. verb — in grammar, y^iqtn^ m. 
 AuxiLiAEY, n. V. Helpeb. >14^'IK c. *1^+i^ m. ^^ ^- 
 "TRT. 
 
 Auxiliaries. ^H^V STT^cft "^/. 
 5(9 Avail, r. n. answer the purpose, be of use. kHMIW-^Ppft- 
 ^WRT^-SWf'Tt 'Tl^-%ot, if^fin. if% inv. con. "frci'lf, ^- 
 
 To a. uothing. "Tt^oft^Trfr or ^t^^^ vTTpjf. 
 2 he of me or advantage unto, \. To Advajjtaoe. ?5PT- 
 
 Avail, n. profit., v. Advantage. «pc5 or 85 «. "PTT^ wi. g^- 
 
 ?nT »». 
 Available, Availing,/?. «. v. V. 1. ejicacious, serviceable. 
 
 r^-&c. 3^^, amhr, "F^s^y, ^FT^^R^F-^JTrF-^FTft, ^- 
 
 2profiiahle, beneficial, t. Advantageous, Twnf^, ^- 
 
 I. t« /oree, v. Valid, xfj^^ ^TT^Tfr. 
 Availableness, n. v. A. 1. •JM^Tl'l »». ^^T'rWtTwrT ot. 3T^- 
 
 ^;^ n. 3Vy-*Hl /. wffwftf ^ n. +,r*f^|y*H ». 
 AvALANcm;, «. wiom o/«mo!o or ice sliding. iJJKNM «RrC<T 
 
 AvANT coukiee,«. ^5 Hifiirtrti v»ii«i<^ »». 3^^ m. J^t^Hm. 
 AVANT OUAED, M. Vanguard. fMt/. STmrfNt W^T/. 
 AvAEicB, n. v. Covetousness. tr^RTPT «». :55q?Jj->T m. q^- 
 
 ^/. MH^wii/. t5T^/. 3r«rFPT »». 
 Avaricious, a. v. N. and Covetous, sj^ft, tTT^t^ft, ?«T- 
 
 c5Pfr, ^ir, ^, ^^. ^ [g?TT. 
 
 AvAEiciousLV, adv. v. N. tpTrTrHT^, ^T??tH^^, '^Hrft'T^- 
 Avabiciousness, n. v. A. MHrll*flHU|l ♦». *MUlMUir »«. 
 Avast, interj. q>:, J^TT, ^t^- 
 Avaunt, interj. ^rft, ^?5^, ?Tr5 *lcii+<, ^. 
 lb Avenge, f . a. v. To Revenge. ?5[l m.- 1^7 m.-"^ n,-3'- 
 
 ?nJf n.- &c. jn^, ^ OT. ^., VlPl*rf «. ^. 
 Avknoement, Avenging, «. v. V. — act. ^[^^ n. Ac. 3T- 
 
 Avengee, n. V, v. 551 ^wnTT-3-'I«l>'IKI-&c. ^^rft. 
 A. of his people. H'++M^-MI<1- 
 
 Avenue, «. way of approach, v. Entbance. nt^'"? m. J»^?|i- 
 tM m. fTT/)o;>. ^ w. ^T^3TT m. \XJ^ m, 
 
 2 roo<i lin^d with trees. ^fMi STTft^ m^/. 5?T^f gt^- m 
 
 To AvEE, Averment, See To Affirm, &c. 
 
 Average, n. mean proportion. Vrn m. sr^m^or «|«HR M. T- 
 
 In the a. On an a. ^<l^0. 
 
 Average price or rate. (J+^i Tl^ m. 
 Average, a. v. Middling. Ht'STT. 
 To Aveeage, ». «. +)<l*)<1^ *R^-f?nrif-^. 
 AvEESE, a. unpropitious to, turned from. HIdHlil, Mil^.M^, 
 
 ft^, aiMtCH, Mf?l<^rl. 
 2 reluctant, backward, loath, v. Unwilling, hivk ^"TT- 
 
 AVEHSENESS, AVERSION, «, V. A.l. M l-iHI^MUll OT. H<l g^^^ad l- 
 /• f*IH<j|dI /. l(lfrl«ty^ n. SlfH'^Adl/. 
 2 reluctance, dislike, loathing, ^'c. HM^/. 3THT^/. 
 f^^TTr M. Rui+I »». Bioi+HT m. f^W/. f|^/, ftRf^/. 
 
 1. cause of dislike, 5ITH m. 
 
 To Avert, v. a, keep off., divert. ^+,«|u|', Pi«IKuf, ^R^, TTot- 
 
 of, CotcToif, c(r^«(K<if, IT5ST »». ^'Jf, Pi««k'T n.-«iK«i n.-Ac, 
 
 ^JR^ y. 0/ 0. 
 
 2 turnfi-om or away. f<}><«)uf, +,|<jul|", M^iil^uf, M<Rt1'1 «. 
 
 ^^y. ofo. 
 Averted, j?, v, V. 1, ^^h^^rfl, &c. PmiRn, ^rftH, STTfrT, 
 
 2f«<«j?JrfT, ^T5%?5T, "RTfrT. 
 AvEBTEB, n. v. V. 1. ^+.«4U|KI, MKUIKI, &c. f^RR^P, f^^. 
 
 Avertible, c. v. V. 1, ^+«(l*<l-^'vft»IT'«K<f(l-&C'P<*l<''ft- 
 
 Aviary, n. <TWt=EfT f^+K<j(HI »«• Tt^R^PJT m. q^^m^T/. 
 
 Avidity, « v. Greediness. 3T«IT?frmT m. wrmf%^^f. 
 
 P \ r\\r\^m\ m. ^f. ^ft¥ m. 
 2 V, Eagerness, ^sqr^ m. ^K^MUII >». 
 Avocation, n. calling, employment, v. Business, vi^ »?, 
 
 ^RT «. ^^ w. 
 To Avoid, v. a. eschew, shun. cjv»ji?|', ^v[+,<ui , q'H^o»%»re^, 
 
 dl+Oj, f^K|^ ai+uf, f^T^ wi<A qr^ of 0. 3Tr7»T n^'f ,5^ 
 
 Jl+ui, sm^H M.-3lri|-e|<u| M..3T^cf^FR m.-&c. ^Tut g. of 0. 
 
 2 «/m/< off, escape, Sfc. ^qj^T^f, CT^nt, ^^Ff^, jg+fciui. 
 Avoidable, a. v. V. l.^-^+<NI-^-^Jit^-&c. 61*1*41-^- sft- 
 
 »IT-&c, 
 
 2. CToERTT-^-^;I)^-^»1i^lr^l-ttl<rHI-*C. 
 
 Avoidance, Avoiding, v. V. 1. act. «)'|otui «. ^wr n. H^ 
 ^T^ w. ^^^ n. 3T^^^ «. aiHM<u| n. SREft^JR »». 
 2— ae/. JToEwr n. •^+«<ui' n. &c. 
 
 To Avouch, r. «. awer^, at-er, v. To ArriBM. ^T^twt-f^- 
 
AVE 
 
 %?q^;^-irRTff'r-wfd?ii"Jjl*-<fcc. *Ofl<Si-*^«i«l. 
 
 'lo Atow, r. o. oirn, declare openlif, t. To Ackkowlkdoe. 
 
 Avowal, Atowiso, n. t. Y.—acf. qp^ ^^ n. &c. anft- 
 
 ^17 m. <=n«i>K »»». 
 ArowsD.p. T. V. ^^ %%HT, &c spfrpJT, ^\^f{. 
 AtowedlT, orfr. tci/A /rank achtowledjtment. flfR ?W57T, 
 
 Atowek, n. V. Y. 3Ti ft4. | <mKI , »^+.K"llil, &c. afpft^R^rfr, 
 
 To Await, r. a. tcwtjor, hoJcJor, abide, expect, mzf. m^uf 
 ^. q/"o. HtA «n. Hfl^'if y. 0/ 0. JT?ft?T^, 'S^oi*!"!, Rny"!' 
 i«/A «T^ Ac. 0/0. 
 
 AwATTiso, «. T. v.— art. ^R qr^ «. &c. sr^ft?^ n. ^- 
 
 Jb Awake, To Awakis, r. a. STmr-orrgH-ic. ^^, T3^, 
 vlPI^'if, an»Ttl/-^^»^Yj/. ^Tof y. 0/0. f^^PTT'fl.- 
 ^ •i.-^r^T^ «.-^>H^ «.-^^t^;T n.-Ac. *T^. 
 
 To Awake, r. «. v»ii'ii--»JIJ,M-^rR*I-&c. ^Wf, JITK^, T?^. 
 
 .iwAKE, a. vfniT, virmfT, ?n^>?, 5"?nT, artHf^, 3Tf^?, f^- 
 
 To bo a. v»ll'l<'f. 
 To be a. to. snn^f. 
 Awakes, Awakxhzd, j>. t, V. vimr %%^ er |flc4f?r,»T«f5j4, 
 
 AwAXK5cro, a. routing, txcUing. vTHTT-iT^^-SWrf^-Ae. 
 
 AwAKiso, AwAKEynfo, n. t. VJL— «rf. srmi sR^fi. f^r^Pt- 
 
 n M. ^tTT «. ^ m. iT^t^^ ». iNtv m. 
 To AwASS, r. «. give byjudidai delerminalion.\^[fi^ ^>?7T- 
 
 AwAKD, n. T. SnrrKSCE, PWTIT »i. ^?J?y m./. $^rj5T «. jftT 
 Written ». PifliMM «. Pl«fMM%J n. j^<^mi ». %^lc5- 
 
 AwABoiDp. T. V. f^wnr *«?T ^fft^J^i, Ac. 
 
 Aw ASK, a. tiydant, attentive, mw, WWf^^ ^^^, fTT. 
 2 apprited, wuule aequainled. Mlf^d'll<-^^nT7-4||M^I<-Ac- 
 UI-WI, Wtf»T^, TTH^nV, vJiifl^»f, 155, srttf»rT, f^Tpf«T, 
 
 AwAT, adv. in abtence from. \\A{\.^ <Rt?l, aHRTfT, 3?'^- 
 
 2 /row, on i<* vayfrom. Hie WKM of this word aa 
 uud with a rerb is beat ezpreoed in Karitbi bj the 
 iu« of another rerb, aa f^T^ ^TT'sf To go a. ^VT illivf 
 To gire a. tnp ^ To throw a. <n^ an^ To run a. 
 To make a. with. fir/. SSW^-'R^ y. of 0. iR^ ^^, 
 
 A WAT ! AwaT with I interj. ^PS, WrSf^HT, t^. 
 Awe, »•. dread, reverence, r. Feax. ^^^ >". ^ *». ^4^>l I 
 m. ^TTTT ». HTH or ^f. ^H^ •». VT^ »». f^V «. P. ' 
 
 5 AZT 
 
 To lose one's a. of. *ft^. ^^ii-m^ g.of 0. 3i^/. ^^ 
 To stand in a. of, v. To Fear. f*reT^, ^^^, ^tt^t/. 
 
 To Awe, ». a. ^ OT.-^«i^aiT m.-^TTTT »i.-&c. «l^«(<ri, vnw- m. 
 
 AWE-STBCCK, a. qr^ Ac. il^rfrfl, . ^^ l lrfrtl . 
 
 Awful, a. that strikes with a. VTT+NI, ^=?TT^r, <^<<^-<<|t{|, 
 «T^%^, «<-M+l-m, «c«(<r<<t^T, f^*^^, qr^P qirtNNI, tTT^- 
 
 AwFULNEss, «. V. A. <^«l^m m. ^»rR »». ^m «». ^^nr or ^"sTtT 
 
 / ^T??n «». ^TTTT »». <\'|^'1I w». ^3R«f /. ■HrfNd/. 
 AwniLE, <k/o. ^Ftft %?m?r, spt^ ^FTomfT, !Ftff%5I, 3R5S, 
 
 AwkwaED, a. clumsy, unskilful, unhandy, aurrft, 3T'=ITlJ, 
 3TT5^, 3iis«<i^l, 3Hli++l'f), =1T^^«ft, ^T?rW'»TT, ^W^JJT, 
 3T^^, 3W§f^, 'RrSTT, ^^I^ or 5qT, +«(l'i+IHl, ^TTIT, 
 
 The a. and rude, — compreli. 3141"(\ «h*fli)»».|j/. iRrr- 
 »f|TTF3ft ». i>?. 
 2— of things, v. Cldust. ^t^, 3?t^^t^rS or srRiqVsT- 
 
 3 unpleasant, disagreeable, untoward, S[c, ^^m^ mi\^\^ 
 
 AwKwABDLT, a<?j>. V. A. 1. STin^imRW, SWTTT^, 3Rr- 
 
 AwKWABBNESS, n. V. A. 1. ^4iufli^u|| or 31j|um.u|| »». arTf- 
 jSTTT ». ^JliH^M"!! m. Ac. gT^^[r?^«. S^VrfHI /. afT'nE- 
 
 2 y'miH'JII m. i\*\'iMm m. «l2l?4i|U|l »». %ih^/. 
 
 3 vHtjv^iMuii «». c|,i|umu|| m. 
 
 Awl, «. ar^/ anr/. 2i*m «. Jh^jf n. 
 
 To bore with an a. (J?<rT ) 'fW^, 'it'Rf oi. 
 AwLESS, a. V. Feabless. f^PTT, f^q^^. 
 Aws, n. ^^ToE n. ^ «. ^«. 
 
 AwHiSO, n. 5rT ». e/. «rf*T, =Elf^/. ^n^Rfilft/. ^?f^ w 
 *N*(H «. ?ir*HI or wf*HT »i. TTTTMT or ^\ m. f^fiH n*. 
 To cover with an a- tffll*iuf. 
 AwBT, a. V. Oblique. ^'jrjT, r<H+«, f?H*l, frTTTT. 
 AiE, n. f=fn/. ^JTT in. "TT^/wp- ST?T w. n'R? w. 
 Axilla, n. arw /)i<. ^Tff/ »r«Tt5/ ^?7»». 
 Axillae, a. *i^^i, ^^ii«ft. 
 
 Axiom, «. telf-etident truth. STr^T^Rl^Jfl^q m.-C^T n.-Ac. 
 AxioifATic, AxiouATiCAL, a. V. N. RfT?^5,^?T;f^5. 
 Axis, Axle, Axle-tbee, «. 3fTt^ »i. STt^m. ^^ m. mv[j »». 
 
 Axle-box of a cart. ff|«jai w. 
 
 Grease for a. a^t'm n, 
 
 Transrcrae beam of a. NI*"TIift/. 
 At, Ate, «/r. v. Yes. ^, ijt^^, fji^, 1^. 
 Ate, adt. continually., v. EvEB.flfm, f^TfTT. 
 
 For a. «4» l fJl. 
 Azutcxa, II. ( of a hearenly body. ) ^irtr m. 
 
BAG 
 
 The co-azimuth, f^^ m. f^A m. 
 
 B. 
 
 5, This letter is represented by sf, and, when aspirated, 
 
 by»T. 
 To Baa, v. n. — as a sheep. #sn^, ^ n. «f)^, sf^nuf. 
 To Babble,!). «.— as a child, v. To Phattle. ^t ^FS^T. 
 
 2 <o;* j%, V. To PBATE.spjjar, ti+^i+uf, ^jprof, iis^sui. 
 
 8 tell secret s, v. To Blab, "jflgui, sfS'^, diiloiuf, ffrS «•- 
 5m^ OT.-:H^T/.-&e. qr^of y. o/«. 
 4 — as a stream,&c. ^«(ol'-h'i-<Mce<<)oi-&c. «)Muii-«(|^uf. 
 Babble, Babblemest, Babbling, >i. t. V. l.—ad. #Rt 
 ^T?5^ «. 
 
 2 «nnJf «. &c. spfspp/. ^i=(i/. 5R^/. sTP'ift/ STF^OT. 
 
 3 <i>l4ui «. &c. +)i»ii+)i'ft/. ^'iiii'f)/. ^TT^m^/. 
 
 4 ?To5?IoE/. ^To5?roft/- 
 
 Babbleb, n. Babbling,/), a. v. V. 1. ^t^ «i1c^uiKI, ^Ai\. 
 2 srS^noTKT, &c. si^^rs-qr, •I'i'ld^^!, M+^+*<I, »mT5ft or 
 coTT, '^V'^. 
 
 8 <pl4UIKl, diilotuiKI, &c. ^rRT, S^rsfTT, ?JT^, f^f%^ 
 ^rf+l, ^MNI ^^, ^T5r/. 
 4 WoKMol «(MU|K1, &c. 
 
 Babe, Baby, n. v. Infant. fi|.^^Hf^ ». vH|'lH<^Hrf n. ^|?r- 
 ^^ij?! n. [HTRT n. 
 
 Babel, «. Jtulluh, v. Upkoab. sj3«(?5 /. «ir5«<t*40 / ZHZ- 
 
 Baboon, n. i^+MifO'd Hm 3n^. 
 
 Babyhood, «. rrr^^TTT »». 
 
 Babyish, See Childish. 
 
 Bacchanal, Bacchanalian, n. one vJio iiiMget in revel- 
 ing. fiJRTT m. 31+il, ^r^srPT, "TT%c§^, MHI'HtP, TPRtT. 
 
 Bacchanal, Bacchanalian, a. pertaininj to revelinj. <Tpft- 
 fFTTEfT, TH^nrrtTmr, '^l^l^H^^^^<ft, '^M^^^<^f^^^<^^. . 
 
 Bacchanals, «. drinkinj feasts, revels. ^\A\r^^ m. ^V^^W^^- 
 
 snr m. MM'ika? »». 
 Bachelob, n. unmarried man. aTf«l*rir^<T-3I^-<S;c. 5f>«f »». 
 
 For the exact expression of the sense of this word 
 there is perhaps no word in Mardihi;lor the Maraihas 
 and the Hindus generally hold celibacy, excepting in 
 the instance of saints and ascetics, as unnatural and 
 abominable. From the same reason however, there are 
 very numerous and very significant terms and phrases 
 of reproach and contumely. To the man studying the 
 mindand spiritoi the J/om<A(i people the study of these 
 terms ( which are here collected ) in their particular 
 aspects and allusions, will afford instruction. M^ui^^f, 
 ^'TS'TnTt^lllJ, g'TTTT, ^, ^%^l7, ^51^, tOil^MI, ^TST- 
 T^n, ^Ij^ or B^JTSTT, ^TITVF, i^'dMi-m-*|8Io5l, m?T- 
 fTToS, MI<l|«lftWc5, ^if^TcE, "FfiiTT or <FfETi*nt, Sftl«P^, 
 
 U BAO 
 
 And for the expression of the sense as enlarged— a,s 
 including together with the idea of lack of spouse and 
 seed, the ideas of homelessness, unsetiledness, uncomfort- 
 ableness, disconnectedness and disregarded ness, some 
 terms and phrases are, vjhkh anfoT ^^ f^-fll, HH^ 
 f^-^ ^M^ ^i'llrO'l arf^, rMHr ?ft^T 5<TCT »J^T«R^ aUT^, 
 
 H^fm. '^ rt^m ift^ arifJT ^^ l^^r, a ii>i a 5 fr^d^t?. 
 Bachelor's Button, n. — the flower. JjrfJm n. 
 Bacheloeship, n. ^^fsvm m. aiHjcJif^ciHT m. '- M^iim n. 
 
 3Tf«nrT%TRr«TT/. V^r^ n. 
 Back, «. <Tre/. ?13 n. ^HPT w. 
 
 — in contempt, &c. <TT5T3 or Midiui or qi^OT n. <T3IT/ 
 Behind the b. of. Mlilmil, TT^t, 3T^m?T, ■3Ti?Pr?T,q-«IT5, 
 
 Carbuncle on the b. ^J^^f. ^T3^;n. S^'JoSt/. 
 Hump on the b. ^^rS «. qt^ »• ^^F n. ^^iTf^T m. 
 Having the b. towards. Ml<iH)<T or Ht^, TPI^RT Oi' 
 
 Of a broad or large b, — a centipede. q^TTT. 
 
 On the b. oi,pick back. qiA^oil or qid'-hoflw or qiAyott^. 
 
 To be on one's b. Je helpless from sickness, Sfc. wjfir- 
 
 of or ^^3J^ *ittui, 3Hi*>Ii 3TO% or q^, ^frT^^JT ^%^. 
 To break one's b. ITPT/ ^rrq't, HR/. g<'Ilolu|, ^/. 
 
 To turn one's b. on. qra/. ^, «rre/. ^o5wf, «n3/. 
 
 "^HMSfut, qre*fkT-qT5^n^TTr fWf. 
 
 2 /»inrfer/?or^— gener. qR/. f^^gT¥T ♦«. f^^^T^/. f^- 
 -ttJell^l or R^tiliT m. HHi«(*ii or qiel+II m. ^ «. ii^hI'I 
 
 At the b. of. lit.fg. ^\£\AK, MI^hI^I, TT^f, »rpt, q«TT^, 
 Blank or unwritten at the b. qi<i«fjl<r. 
 ■ From the b. of qj^Mr'JM, HT^^T, qr^, Pl^t{<< l ^|<fi4H , 
 To append or add to the b. of. JJTTr'n^R r^M^X. 
 To be at the b. of. qi<{^^<'-4Hlr«<l«t<-qc?-Ml*H.-&c. 3TW^ 
 g. of 0. [f4>*,H, *rpt, ^^t. 
 
 Back, adv. in return, — of place. »TMTtofft or^,qTrT,qT<JH, 
 
 2 beJiind, in the hinder place, ffc. HPt, qi<f)H|Jl, Mld^+i, 
 
 qr^^, qre^TTRT, qr^^ff, ?^*-, ^^Tr'fr, ?^#. 
 
 3 again, in return. qT?T, H'lHH, TT^THt or ft or ^, pJsM, 
 3?T: /?op. 55^, 3^^ & 3?r?T (esp. in comp. as 7^5? TrTT, 
 virfdq-M, >Jri<iMH, Ac. ), %^ (esp. in comp. as %T^»TT«r, %- 
 <N^, Ac. ), irfcT ( in comp. as sjpli^M, nni«<Pi ). 
 
 4 with the b.foncard. qi^iTITT or qi3?IIHTTr. 
 To Back, ». a. mount on the b. of. qi(fleH ^S^, qieft^ «ra^, 
 
 ^^K f[^, ^WKT^u( «. sRof y. 0/ 0. 
 
 2 ffiW, support, V. To Help. qrs/. ^^, qT^.<l<*l%- o/<?, 
 
 qiTtsR afrarof g. of 0. qifi^ii arow, qra«f5E «. ^-q^, 
 
 sfT^t^/. ^T't g. ofo. ^qriwTm V^, OT^TcET m. ^^, 
 3/)»< backward, cause to recede, TTnt %'i|f-<1 «,«i-¥^-^)T?%j 
 
BAG ( 
 
 4 — ^in wrestling; throte ontheh. ^^-j1 »(\ H <(i W-S^iTT- 
 
 Ac. ^>rot, -JHIUII Ml«<'i-Mlrt*'l. 
 
 5 ( a boat, with an oar ). ^?^ "FTC n%. tRUt or ^^ ( ^- 
 
 %«, frstH, 'lrf^dl«, &c. ). 
 2b Back, r. ». ^o backwards, ^p\ WIT^fTT^f^-^T^-^, 
 
 *li5»^I<I-MI4H'K[-&c. -mr^uf. [&c. qoj-, 
 
 2 out; v. To Dbaw Back. HIVU/. ^, ^PT5^ n.-f^HTrf- 
 To Back-bite. ». a. tlander one absent, v. To Aspeesb. <TT^- 
 
 wnt *I^lf\/.-H'l-fl /.-Ac.^^-HTof-9 t'l*Ji y. q/^o. TTi?!- 
 
 f%^/. qfi^f^^ «.-*<<1^IM<(l<^ m. ^l^ ff. of 0. ^/. 
 
 WT^ y. of o. 
 Back-biteb, n. BACK-Bircfo, j>. a. v. T. <TT^T^ •^\\S[ ^- 
 
 TiTiTT, Ac. ^fre, "H^ii^-N+i, =^^f?tT, ^5rfr5i55m, "T^Ri^- 
 
 BACK-BiTuro, n. t. "^.—act. ■^\\i[ ^HT^ n. -M^i^/. 5n?={t 
 Back-bose, n. ^;^>TT m. qrt^ «i. ^fTT ». <^isKi w. ^^ «• 
 
 ?^n M. ! 
 
 Fore end of the b. of beasts. h1-^I<1| m. 
 BaCE-doob, n. <J*,*<4K or M<*<<^K ». HT^ftt?^ n. *<i'i^«^K n. 
 
 BaCK-obocsb, «. — fig. tiate of neglect or hat of notice. W[- ; 
 
 To throw into the b. ^ n.-^^Jft^ f. anwiof i«/A H or | 
 
 3T, «l'l^'fJ+l-HI'l«uflH 4I*«I. 
 Back-pat, «. JUMt^I-H^NI "niTT m.-w?PT »i.-&e. 
 Back-room, w. JTPIr^ a»i»il-^ ^R^/.-^t^tt/. 
 Back-bide, h. potleriort. ntl/. 5^ «. ?^^/- 
 
 2 A I !•</«• side, v. Back. <n3 /. ^ «. ijyjii'l m. ?^^ m. 
 
 f^ar^t/. »n»l95 3Tt*I ». 
 To Back-slide, v. n.fall qfjrom a religiou$ cowrie, ftw^- 
 
 Back-ilideb, «. BACK-sxronro, ;». o. v. V. f^TM^uiKl, &c. 
 
 Back-staibs, n. ^ihf^r^ m. illiPsisTI m. 
 
 Back-«wobd, n. ^'Trft i<^i</. [TrafTTn. 
 
 Back>Tabd, n. ^H or <re:H n. qrq^ «. <ITt «. 'TT'FS "JnTT «. 
 
 Backxb, ». T. V. A. 2. qra^m, H i MK^mm , &c. qrerRs^, 
 
 97?TT^ITT, ^^TT or qf^TT or vife^l or qif^'II or Mll^m, 
 
 Backiso, t. V. A. 2— Of/. <n? %of ». ^T3 TRT^f «. &c- TT^- 
 rwT ■!. 9m f. 'i'?nTm or qs^ »». 3»^ / jsntrtt /. J'jt- 
 
 fpft •r Bft/. 5IVT w. ^^X!^ m. JTTtToET »». 
 T. V. N. l.—act. mh f>A n. m^i mA ». 
 t HWTT W ". Vn^ ij# n. Ac. [ «^|. 
 
 BaCKwabd, a</r. towards one's bach. HI^HI^, iTPt, ^*TmT- 
 2 iw/* <A« b./orieord. m4Hl?r, m4«IMl<l, Ml^l^WC^iT, 
 
 TT^, m' i H< ii Mi4 i, ni'i''«<iMn;^, Hin^iiiMiqlJCi. 
 
 8 /row <A« irro»^ end. J^Z, 4'V-i, •IrflWI^, »5^P»tH, 
 B. and forward, i^ll^^if, .Jf^'.lMi^,^,!, IT^pigitTrr, 
 
 BAG 
 
 Backwaed, a. untcillinff, y, Atebss. MNKVJun-qm^I-qi, 
 
 2 V. DiLATOET. f^c?T, f^?^, ^, ^^, %T€t, g^, »T^. 
 
 4 late in season, not early, nmy, iTFTTf T f^+y|KI. 
 BaCKWAEDSKSS, v. a. 1. f^K^THT/. RHH*:+dl/. UH\r\ f. 
 
 2 fS^Muu m. f^St/. ■^'I'lHirr m. ^'\'-\(f- ^^f- 
 Bacon, n. j'+<M ^TT^ «• L'^-BHR'^. 
 
 To save one's b. STlM^-i+l/. ^^ Vf, "TPlt? n, 5r^T«r- 
 Bad, a. i7/, evil, — geuer. JTtIt, ^RT^, TT^RT, 3(Ho5, ait^CT, 
 
 14KI, *rr«r|, tHII'i, ^=FPT. 
 
 — freely or conipreh. ^rf^^^^T, <m {-!(«(§«, ^{6«(it>si, 
 
 Badish. tm^d<liun or cfY. 
 
 To make b. worse. qsid^HI ?rr«rrT »»• ^'t, •loo'nifT'fr- 
 oft/. a)|U(<J^, ^fff ^^ 'l^'F? ^^, 
 
 2 ucious, sinful, v. Wicked. |^, qr^t, TTf^^, 3TO^, f - 
 ?ft^, 5\;ftc5, |T ( in comp. as J^T^, 5^, Ac. ),f ( ia 
 comp. as ^vni, ^2^, &«. ). 
 
 3 V. Fnwholesome. |^, «im^, ^TTST, 3Tf^d*K*, ^Nh;. 
 Bad-heabted, a. 5^^, 5^^, |^3;^, l^'THH, 5^t7T:^;Tor. 
 Badge, n. mark 0/ distinction, p^ n. ^C^^f. fH^T^ /• t7- 
 
 ^Ttir n. f^rft^ or f«l^ n. ^^ptir «. ^ "»• 
 Badoeb, «. ^^P ^HH< STTf . 
 To Badoeb, v. a. persecute, worry, Sfc. t. To Tease, aTT^of, 
 
 ♦». ^m-f^JT^r^ ^ »/». ^ y. 0/ 0. TT^tw c5Fm-«TT3?5n 
 
 «». ^T^ y- 0/' o. 
 Badinaqe, «. ?»/A/ te/X;. S^-f%=^tft^ ^tt5^ n.-vrr^tjr n. 
 Badly, orfo. v. A. 1. ^li^, ^TO^, ^rt^ ^tcft#, 'TTTOa'. 
 Badness, «. v. A. 1. itl^dHUII m. ^TTTMT m. Mit-i\HU|l »j. 
 
 &C. JF^fWr^ «. 
 
 2 J^MUIT m. ^tw «■ TTf^fTT / 
 
 3 |OTf /• IN^MUII M. «im^FHT/. 
 
 To Bafple, e. o./oj7, v. To Defeat. ridW^f^iJf, ^T?^, «fF7- 
 
 ^, s7T'4-«^-f^=p£iJ^-&c. ^^, <ii^*(<fl', ^WTmr ^^, ^^ 
 f?r^-'=i^^?«i^ft?TTnw-&c. ^ot. 
 
 Baffled, />. v. V. J^'rqTf'T^?^, '«n%Tr?fT%^^, 5^'44)r4<-jl,&c. 
 Bag, n. sack, ^c. ^^w. dim. '«i?ft/. %;^m. (/»m. %pft/. <?ffT ft. 
 
 B. to hold paper and traps, i^ n. >^'I<^H or ^- 
 ^ n. 
 
 B. with pockets or divisions. ^^/. SRSTT w. rf»m. ST- 
 ^f. ^rzm m. JT^TT »». 
 
 Bag and baggage. quHlltiM or f«T7rnT /. M13V«W «. 
 n^ ^^ n. «miol']*J|* n. UliNtflHI »i. 
 
 Four mouthed b. iftOTTT w. ^loft /• 
 
 String to draw the mouth of a b. T^TI^ ♦»• aftrfTTT 
 m. TTTTtTr n. ^HT «». 
 
 Two-mouthed b. tlfn^/. ^Tft/. <TT^/ 
 2 (for holding money), v. Pi'Bse. fT^I^ /. ^^if^-ii "i- 
 
 ^^ w. ff«n»ft /. pfKr m. 
 Money ,&c.b. of slirofTs aud goldamithB. ^awf n. ^ rr^ 
 
BAI I 
 
 m. ^\<\{\ /. "flfl^ «. ^W /. 
 3 (of animals). ^^ or ^n m. 
 To Bag, v. a. fig. pocket, appropriate, Sfc. f^?I«ffd-'H«*TiH 
 
 To Bag, c. «. sa'eW like a hag, helly, swag, iairtuj, S'ra «,- 
 
 2 about; /(any or sit loosely. ^olVi^ciuj, ^foE^aE or SEf «rfp. 
 
 Clothea, ornaments, &c. that hang bagging. i<«iVJcA "ft^ 
 Bag -PIPE, «. ^w ST^IT^ ^RI 3Tr|. 
 
 B. for charming snakes. HMl^< or ^\*\H*. n. 
 Bagatelle, n. v. Tbifle. ^(Jj+t'Il? /. 
 
 BaG0A0e,«.( of an army ). ^rl<HMI »»• 3^+€rl'5'^ m. gnpt 
 «. «jr^^ui^'l n. ijMK^onf «. ^FfJ^TT «. <'=llffl+45'=5r »». 
 
 2 ( of an individual ). ^mn «. ■HIHM^MM »• ^l^c5T «». 
 ?^ n. ^jTR: W*i n. ^TTT^R^/. <MI5Rl^l[<=J or ^ /. ST^PTT- 
 
 5t «. q^?r^ or T^^ n. fy?^ or rf-i*!* «.rti^«i< «• ^nrg- 
 ?; /. gt<ii<4*T/. 
 Bag and b. v. Bag. ^Mlk^V^f- 
 
 3 worthless woman. sfR^ «. m*<Nr5^w. SJT^^ «. «IT^ n. 
 
 Bagoeb, «. Bagging,/), o. v. V. N. 'tWoS, Mo5M«ftfl, ^Ho&f, 
 
 gt??T <w tTlrfU, ttw+'l, ¥no5 or 5^To5. 
 Bagnio, «. v. Bath-hoom. h^tort ». ^Ml»l<MHl »»• 
 
 2 V. Beotuel. ^S.TTrJ^ n. %i,?TT?TraT /. 
 'Bail, «. the security given. Wi(^»f) /. '3Tr*ft'T?Ft/. 
 To give leg b. vm or 'ix^jrH't «• *^u|u|. 
 2 — the person. vil»OT c. '^I*0'I<^K, srffPJ^w. 
 B. for appearance. ^|'jf|<^Hl*OH, ^^Hsifrr'J^m. 
 B. for good conduct. >^ri'Jll»ftH, <.MM<viilTOl, f^'^HT- 
 
 B. for pecuniary liability. HWvHI*ft*(. 
 To admit to b. ^TPftT ^C^^ +fl4"Jl. 
 To Bail, v. a. free on bail. OTpftT >».-^i»0'l'»n/.-^i»^l'fl /. 
 
 2 stand bail for. v^|*f)H ^t^Jf, onMlH^/.-^ll^^t/. ^. 
 Bailable, a. — a person, onrftsft ^flT^ ^ftl'Tra' *rt^. 
 
 2 — an offence. MflMlH ^"TTW ^TH^, >'ii»(li ^^TT tiKttl. 
 Bailiff, «. 'Tr^Rr^'TT ^MI<HW"^I ^ +1H<^K 3T1^. 
 
 2 subordinate officer, ^rf^ w». ( his office, «)t1^/. ). 
 To Bait, t>. a. (a hook, &c.). jr^ /.-^m w.-aTTfri^ n.-&c. 
 
 rtHii, 3TTf*r'r^-3TTf*rTf%f?T^-&c. ^PT^i". 
 
 2 ytie refreshment, Sfc. upon the road, "^fii] or ^rf^jM.- 
 
 3 worry, harass, v. To Tease. v^M<Ji, HliVf, MlotO'l, ??t- 
 ?Mt5/. ^R^y- o/o. 
 
 Bait, n. ( for a hook, &c. ). J^ /. ^THT m. 3TTf»T^ n. 
 
 2 ^Mre, enticement. 3TTf*nT «. 31^/. MSJ-^WSt >n. SRt^T«. 
 To hold out some b. »T«JT^%r «. rll^H %^, ^^ /. 
 
 \ BAt 
 
 Baize, «. 'T^ «. 
 
 To Base, ». o. TT^, T^sf n.-Ac. ^JT^ 5^. of 0. 
 
 2— in chemistry, &c.( by fire ). 3TfiT^? «. '^-^Etof , ( by 
 
 the sun), ^5^ or <^4f^<u|M'i n. \Sr-!RTif, ( in a pit), 
 
 1^^ Of 5 n. ^^-^T"»f, 
 Baked, j7. v. V. 1. MM^rfl, HT^^. 
 Bakee, w. v. V. 1. »»MU|l<r, T^^H^tI^. 
 
 I. person who makes and sells bread. h{\m^\ m. 
 Bakee-legged, a. W^d-Jllj, ?r^dv»1lj*, ^T^. 
 Bakeet, n. 0{\M\vM\^ ^tJTT «. 
 
 2 Tt^t^TrTT^ ^?m *'<>'^I-«n ^STTTT/. 
 Baking, n. v. V. 1.— ac<. nv^ n. *r^?T. 
 Baking-plate, n. — iron or earthen, <T^r»». — earthen,^T'^», 
 Balance, n.pair of scales. rW\t\f. ?ITT^/- 5??r /. a<-»1R 
 
 n. — large, ^J »i. iTTw. — small, esp. of jewellers, &c. ^- 
 
 B. having a tongue. ^f^T m. 
 B. for nice weighing *^|tf|sp|<ir m. 
 Beam of a b. ^fT/. 
 Dish of a b. qrt «• 
 False b. ^^jf[f 
 
 Fraudulent turn of a b. in weighing. ^f^ET m. v. \ 
 Inclination of an unequal b. 97^ m. 
 Inequality ( untrueness ) of a b. fT7 w. 
 Strings of a b. %% n. PpTT^ «• f^T^^ «. 
 Tongue of a b. ^fZT m. 
 2 ( of an account ). sfT^/. f^R^/ f^ra^ SJT^/. »IT^- 
 
 B. brought forward. 3ns»iT/. 3T|4UNI<?n / 
 
 B. ( for or against ) on a tradesman's books. ^n%- 
 
 m^f 
 
 B. aa drawn or set down. f^r?5^ ^T5T m. 
 
 B. sheet. f^lrf--*>«j^ m. 
 
 Chain of balances. Rlrf+*li<?lc^/. 
 
 Dead balances, b.s given up as not forthcoming. Mir£\r\- 
 
 Outstanding b. v>i<«imn/. 
 
 To leave a b. 5[T^-3TflT ^T^. 
 
 To leave no b. f51»II+^/-«i«ti«h/. JPT't g. of 0. ^rft 
 
 To settle or discharge a b. qr^/. "Jpl ^"it, sn^ /. 
 
 8 See E<jciroiRE. 4 — the sign. 5^/ ^a/. 
 To Balance, v. a. counterpoise, Sjc. v. To Weigh. <i)rfff|, 
 
 2 ( an account ). Rlrf+S:IUI m. %^--V^., ^Ml-^^ll+l 
 
 or ^T^/. «FT5^, vHHKH'^ «»• ^J^-"ITpt. 
 To Balance, ». ». Je o» a poise. tf»idirt 3T^. 
 
 2 See To Hesitate. 
 Balcont, n. ?TSTT w. 
 Bald, a. wanting hair. d+r<Jl, rtT^STT, %?i^i, %iif^^f^n, 1- 
 
 A b. spot. 5^ n. 
 
f 
 
 BiLt 
 
 67 
 
 BAM 
 
 2 nal-eJ, unadorned S[e. t. Babe. ^i%\^ gTT, ^;^, 3Tt- 
 
 3 inelegant, mean, — compoeition, 4c ??T, •fl<^, *ii<i>«, 
 
 Baldekoasb, n. v. Pbate. M^-^-hf- 
 
 Balsnsss, fi. T. A. 1. ^^^ n. rTT? n. ^^[Z n. #?Ii^f^ «. 
 
 2 qti^pmr m. 4JHMUII «. 5^'HWTT III. Ac. 
 8 HlliiMUii m. Ac. ?:?TfTT/. <*I^HHl/. 
 BaIDPATE, ». i*rfl«ii/. iJferfHIin »•• 
 
 Baldpated, a. jqjHmwrT, srT7«TT, <!*r^iwr. 
 
 Balobick, II. ornamented hell. H*^n^K «T?T »n. 
 
 Balk, «. r. Bcsdle. »I5T m. ^^?TT m. f^ n. ?TtI>t w. f%IT m. 
 
 dim. ft(^ or f%^/. 
 Stnp of a b. i^Rnft/. 
 Wrapper of a b. nlf^H n. ^i^H «• 
 To Bale, r. a. W* o«< iro/^r, ifc. zw^ or ^<4«wi, ^ranf, 
 
 J^HTT »i.-'3t!Hwfi W TWft/.- d^MUl or vjMti"i ». ^>T^ 
 
 ^. o/o. 
 
 2 Mai(« into a haJe. TgT m. qftrdir. 
 Baleful, a. nil, t. Calamitous. 5^, ^t|7, gfR^^T^, ST- 
 
 BALEPULyMs, n. v. A. 5^7^ m. Ac. 3T^- 4»Kt-.r< | n. Ac. 
 Baliko, i«. v. V. l.—art. ;rfmr n. Ac. ?^PTT m. g^n»ft/. 
 
 TFTT n. or J^^-^^^oft-^^HHT. 
 Balk, n. ridye unplou^hed. i^fm «. ^W-f- Tt^wft/. 
 
 2 k»tN. ^^ ». 
 
 8 T. Di8APP0iTifi5T. afTnrpni m. «t?JT m. 
 
 2b Balk, vm. di$appoint, deceive. aTTTT/. *?fl«f , aflHTPTn m. 
 
 WK^k J. of 0. zvwH^ wz^^, •N'f, t^ m.-^m\ w,^, 
 
 inftw *^, ^TTTir- Pl<ITI-3TniPt'T- Ac. w^. 
 2 toploto leaving halkt, ^nwi n.-HTof/ %^ Tt^Roif. 
 Ball, n. — gencp. »ft^ m. p»p. «frsET m. dim. 'Xt^/. 'i^r?^ ». 
 f^<". »ft^ ••. rfi»». «it^ /. ^ <«. 
 2— to play with. ^««- ^^ »• 
 Pile placed to be thrown down by a b. ^^ft^^f.pl. 
 
 9 ( of medicinM ). pill, Ige. »fr5£t/. 5^/. jfl^ /x)p. 5- 
 
 4 ( of the eye ). 5^ n. J^iPHH m. ^i^ 7,% m. 3(»%nt- 
 
 5 ( of thread, Ac. > »j<t/. 5^/. ^^rt m. 51^/. or 
 it n. •Jllrft/. #r Jl M. j|l«I M. 5IT m. ftlT m. f"»?91T «•• 
 
 6 enterfainwtent 0/ dancing. ^T^ m. i y q7« << ^ m. g»«nnTT- 
 tT ■•. ^ n. 
 
 Ball-pikixo, BALL-nicTicc, «. •TnJ^vrt m. 
 Ball-koom, n. Jfinn^/ 'JWP'if^ n. ^I^ » m ^t 3Tp M. 
 Ballap, n. trifitng tong ,t .^<rsQ . i^JWff/. 5^/. inwT»ftT». 
 BALLAJ»>in(on, »!. ?JTf*ftirJf e. ^fuflfRl m. tit^ «, 
 Ballatt, «. ( for a ihip, Ac. ). f^^t^T or firtN n. m. 
 
 2 fig. f)44fll4M% ^ ■». 
 To Ballaat, ». a. fi^jsftiT or fJrftw n. m. >THf. 
 Ballet, h, |i^>ii4<)4« ^ », i^tW n. 
 
 Balloon, n. vehicle tchich proceeds through the air. STT^T' 
 Xmj^ n. 3TT^TT^^ «• 6'^'T'TnT n. fiRFT «. 
 
 Ballot, «. Ja/^ or ticket, ( iu votiug ). yHIHMpli^^+.'lfe- 
 ^/•-^ »i.-f^^ n. 
 2 ro^'n^ iy i<i//o^ v. V. J|ffl^lgKl or %^gTTT JT ^*iTf?T 
 
 2b Ballot, r. «. ro/« Jy hallotor ticket. Mf^f.ig^m or K^^- 
 
 TT or f^'^g.m nH«»-*lfri/. ^-^T^. 
 Balm, n. illjl-m g^ftTrT W «j.-^?ft^ m.-tt^ m. 
 
 2 fragrant ointment. ^nftTfT T^ «. 
 
 3 any ^Aja^ that heals or soothes. viH^im n. 3^^Tm<|; 
 ^^ n.-&c. [^57^. 
 
 Balmy, a.— of slumbers, nt?, g^TT^, g^^, ^R^q^FR^- 
 
 2 T. Fbagraxt. ^i(lf|l*. 
 Balneabt, n. V. Bath-boom. H^|flM< «• «*Iii'ik «. 
 Balheatobt, Balneal, a. "j^luNi-HI, *tMIMK'H«i«ft. 
 Balsam, «. — common b. ?l^ m. 2 See Ointment. 
 Balsamic, a. soothing, softening. g^iw^K*, ^^TRwr^R^- 
 
 Baluster, «. f^T^/. si>55-in^ 'M »». »kt^ »n. +44^1 -^0 
 
 Balustebabe, n. row of halusters. ^3IT»». ^3T5T m. *tiKl 
 
 or fT «». ^55TST n. 
 Bamboo, a. lelonjing to or made of lamboo. sft^f^^^^]^ 
 
 or ^ot»<|-m , tot^, ^J.T, ^^, ^r, Vr'. 
 Bamboo, «. — the plant. ^\m. ^^ m. ^-q^ »». 
 
 Some of the kinds or varieties are, «j)55ip or qjot^, ^m- 
 
 ^t^, ¥flT or Jpfrr, ^m, ^I^f^^l, f^WT, ?f^, 3T1T, 
 
 *n?i^ppfl', »Tm»TT or JTFmTTT, Hmrorinn, ^. 
 
 B. shoot or sprout. ^^rt^T n. 
 Clump or cluster of bamboos. \z n. ^^/, 
 The efflorescence of the b. K3 »». 
 Manna of the b-. ^^^^f.pop. ?W^ or^ or ^ffe 
 or ?ftr? ff. ^?ftT n. ^?I?^ /. JWJyNpT n. ^^jTHt^Rr/. 
 
 Seeding of a b. in% m. /iJ. WR5 «. 
 2 — a stiek; single cane. «ft^ »». t^w. ^^ w. ^;t «».*lf^ 
 nr. or unr »». *lAl» n. ^ »n. qSt^'P »». 
 
 B. basket or vessel. t^<n?T n. [j^/- 
 
 B.-basket or sieve (for washing pice, vegetables, Ac). 
 
 B.-crook, itn/. itn UT^/. 
 
 B.-flute or pipe. ^ m. 
 
 Frame work of light slips of b. "TPrft/. 
 
 Outer strip from a b. ^re^t'l/. HI4<fl<* «. 
 
 Piece op bit of a b. mn^ or tfA^ n. %Z^; tr^n. 
 
 Pin OP spike of b.— to tack leaves, Ac. together. 5- 
 I or ^f. ^^ or ^\re\f. TVPSVf fP\l n. ft[KSS^;f. 
 
 Shaving or thin slice of a b. ( for basket-work Ac. ) 
 ifta oripsw. 
 
 Strip or slip of a b. ^stw/. vWt? n. ^t^f. ^JXvif f%- 
 n n. f^wz n. 
 To Bamboojilk, v. a. e*zen,gull, v. To Deceive. <m^, 4- 
 
BAN ( 
 
 «nr m. ^. 
 
 B^N, n. proclamation or edict of proscription, interdiction, 
 
 • 2 V. CuBSE. m^ «i. 
 
 3 bans; notice of marriage.^xn^-fk^\^V^-&c. vTTf^Tm/. 
 . To Ban, See to Ccbse. 
 f BaNaKa, 71. — the tree, musa sapientum, v. PLA>-TAiir. ^^ 
 
 m^f.pop. ^R%oE or W^5E/. 
 
 2— the fruit. #R%S n. ^>t\5E n. ^i «. ?ff^ «. 
 Bakd, m. lituliny, landage. -qtrH «. "T^/. ^w. •iq' »». «ltq»». 
 
 anosr »». ^grft <?>■ sntrpft/. [I n. ^z m. 
 
 2 encompassing hinder, a hoop, Sfc. 3TTZT m. 3TTo5T m. «p- 
 
 3 OTe«ns of union, v. CouifECTiON. BTT m. a'll«litTT m. 
 ?N«r M. %'^'^f. 
 
 4 company, troop, lodif, multitude assembled. Hi^ or 
 ^f. ^HM/. sJIirT w. VT^ »». ?n^ m. V(]Z m. dim. ^irr€\f. 
 
 «». ^oITwi. K5c5 «. Tpr o;. jj^ ^. T^T M.*T^/.tf^«. 5t¥«- 
 
 5 ( of insurgents or robbers ). «i5 »• ^ n. »R or Hf m. 
 »T1T M. vrST w. 
 
 6 (of dancing girls, musicians, Ac). rTTVr m. ^ m. ^- 
 5f?t/. ^ »». 
 
 Man belonging to a b. 'Pispfl" w. 
 
 7 ( of music ). H'llU-^MI m. ^]^J^% n. M \ m\ m. STTSITm. 
 nourish or closing beat upon a b. 3n%^ ^\^r^f. 
 
 8 ( of knaves, libertines, idlers, <&c. gener. ) The word 
 here has the power oipack, crew, gang, knot, Sfc. and 
 is answered by '^rffToS^hp^ /. ^t^f. 4ft<p m. "qflToEw*. 
 
 ^^^^ m. ^rarrarf^OT. pi. h^p^ «. HrTRcc/. ^"l^*iio5». 
 
 ^T^f^RH^T n. HSm n. 
 To Bahd, ». ». unite together, \. To Combine. ^J?^, ^^'f, 
 
 Baud-box, «. xri i j<ti | J|^ | < | q^t/ 
 
 Band-boom, n. H'ilu«jlHr »». ^T^niOT/ ^T^rrmf. 
 
 BaNdaqe, «. Unding, v. Band. Tjt/. ( large, <TfT w.) ii^ »». 
 
 ^^^ n. [=^^. 
 
 BANDALOtiE, «. — the play thing. ^^ pop. ^^ or ^lgT». 
 Bandicote, n. mus malalaricus. ^f 
 Bandit, n. t. Outlaw. ^^\«(r^'v*d1H«T m. ^vIh+IHI w. ^- 
 
 ^HK^c^rti Hiujti m. 
 
 2 T. EoBBER. ijidHMi m. qTC^rsiTT ««. 5?:ns; <•. 
 
 Banditti, n. lody of bandits. ^ n. Hdl-qf^ T^ m. ^55 n. 
 <J<«l4r or ^TFIT m. 
 
 One of the body. (Ji^^+ff or ^ftt^^ »«. 
 Depredations and ravages of b. STSW »t. sr5T«r «. ^- 
 ^ «. ■ql^'iN «. ^r<t(UT ». ^^^ w. ^TT^iT/. ^K^PtfrT/. 
 v»flom"t<i/. ^5T^/. jirt n. f>TE5r^ n. +)ol|«ii n. 
 BaHdeol, n. streamer, Sfc. ^r\;^^ pop. qm^/. 
 Bandt, n. ai+^^K ^%m. 
 To Bandt, beat to and fro; lit. fig. ^V^^ 3??? gfST tTRot, f- 
 
 \ BA5T 
 
 +1^«<I +rirf«l/.-Mid*IIHi<i«(/. W'T^g.ofo. 3T'^1'*<r<^'J)H- 
 
 m »».-3T'<4l"4r^l;"^ltni/. ^T^. 
 
 To b. blows. ^MIHxji^W or ^T^nPoft^-^rarfW^-^TrRT- 
 
 ^-fT<Tf^fTft^-&c. qTjf. 
 
 To b. sharp speeches, v. To Wbanole. 3^^^, ^• 
 
 ^f-- g««l«/.-*''.*i'ti<i^/.-tl'ilH^/. ^PT^. 
 Bandx-leo, m. %n3T qw «. [ 5^. 
 
 Bandy-legged, a. %n5»TT, ^'l*MI MNl-MT, H'lH^T^, spTrTrrr- 
 Bane, w. lit. poison, fig. c«M«e (/ ecil or ruin, f^ «. f^r^ n. 
 
 RqHI cqT?5T m. femi-tf) ^ff/.-^T^/. f^ll"^ ^ «. KT'Tn. 
 
 ^r^ w. ^ToE m. 
 'Biy:i:fVL, a. poisonous, pernicious. T^^Tft., l^tSKi, ^mh>i<>*, 
 
 3Hm<< + l<+, 3ir^d*K+, ^FT^, JTRTF, TT^d'P. 
 To Bang, v, a. beat violently and soundinglg, v. To Beat. ^- 
 
 "PPTT^, <^yi 'I !<«)', iMIdui, yi+ui, KRq?^, «h«*i«(ui. 
 
 2 «/r/*^ against forcibly. 3Tr^^, ai'?^^, STTPaot, 'a^- 
 
 Bang, n. v. Bi ow. <^ui*| »i. <^U|*|TT m. ^ippT m. v.%^ m. 
 
 Bang, ado. vrTT-^j'T-«PT-&c. *T?-«FT-«PT-&c. 
 
 Banoino, a. See Labge. 
 
 Bangle, notice bracelet, See Bbacelet. 
 
 Banian, n. merchant. t(VJf( m. Mfui«^ w- ^.T «. 
 
 ■ — in contempt, &c. mw\z mn. ^J^^ mn. ^nt^ mn. 
 
 2 banian treo,/c«« indica. ^ m. ^Z. m. 
 To Banish, v, a. expatriate, exile. \f\ or w^^ TFT ^^, ^- 
 
 f^5pTt7r-^nTK^T%^-&c. «FT^, ^5|NK-TF«rTn:-5TTqTT-&C. 
 
 SPT^, ^3fTmTW-^tTtrTTm-&C. VI?>^^ ^, ^flf^»+l'«H »».- 
 
 2 fig. drive aicay. Miaf^iui, qTOfff ^, |T^P^, <^<<s*fi. 
 Banished, j9. t. V. 1. ^?rm;%%t7T, &c. %5[irH*13l,^5!I"TH^ 
 or m<+|, 5;^ TTTW or MK+I, %^mf^»v>fl, f^^^fT, ^- 
 
 Banishment, ». v. V. 1. — oc/. ^^mk ^^ »• &c. ^nf'T'^T^- 
 ^ «. ■^!!I«lf^5PTT »». f^I^H n.— state. ^5[lPi<nrf\/. ^3151- 
 
 Banisteb, See Balusteb, 
 
 Bank, «. ( of a river, &c. ). H? or ^^f. ^n.rfZm. ?l^T^ 
 
 OT. sftvra m. ^ [« • 
 
 Farther or other b.'??5«nf /."^^*T^ /."^fftr «. TTfftT 
 
 Hither or near b. ^i5^TT/. '^'"T^ /■ ^rt^ftt «■ 
 Hither and further banks. <?m^K »». 
 On both banks. I^T^. 
 
 2 AtyA or steep bank. VK f ^K? f. vf^ m. tT^T?/. 
 Full of banks or ridges, ^l^. 
 
 3 dike, mound, mole, v. DAM.iTt«T«». dim. srt^Toft/. sivn- 
 ^ m. q?^c5 »«. tfl^oST m. 
 
 Little b. to stop water, fm^/. <TTot/. 
 
 4 «*f7/, shdilotc.flat, v. Shoal. *n^ »• TTft /• c5m «. 
 
 5 ( for money ). ^T^ /. ^5^/. Z^f\ f ^^f ( from 
 the English). [m^wf. 
 
 To Bank, v. a. confine tcith banks, ^qwf, ^qn^, srftr ot. 
 Bahkeb, n. W^WK m. sffT^ m. jfl^IWI »». ^<il«iirti m. 
 
f 
 
 BAB I 
 
 Banken and Banking, — compreh. Ullitll^KI m. 
 Fraternity or body ( in a town, <tc. ) of bankers. 
 
 Sitting carpet of a b. ^I*l+m-^ 11^/. 
 B45EI50, a. «l^*lO, *il«<*Ki-MI, «|^+I-*JM1. 
 BaTEISO, n. la»ker'$ butinets. ^^^^^^f. Vl<l4>l<<fc1 / Wm- 
 
 B. upon a poor or petty scale, qi^'dc^ FT^^rtY/. ^- 
 
 Ba5K-50te, n. c<< i >.>in /. (from the English.) 
 BaSIBCPT, a. f^^llol P|kJlri?*l, IT^, flujNI f^ 3lf^«*l, 
 
 I A-VKBCPi, fi. o« ituolvmt. [\ii\ixM\^ fi^ioiPjMji, ^'tfH<|>. 
 Division of the money of a b. i.miTiii/. 
 To become b. f^^ici «. fS^T't yo/ »■ 5^, V^*r, ^r^rof 
 
 y. oft. ^m^y. of*, inmy. o/«. *i^ «. ^i^y. o/*. 
 
 IturKSCPTCT, «. Hl^l/I/. H^\^ n. r<^«j|ci n. <^K'*<»«n/. Ht'TtTfn, 
 To declare b. fsjuvk n. ?pre^, ?n»rT^ f^m.WH't, ^H^ 
 /. pi. ^ ^T'l', ^nc5T/. J>/. ^TrTT ^T'lf. [%5 
 
 KaSXIb, ». ( of a chieftain ), t. Flag. vmf. $?T m. Hdl*l/. 
 Itas^rxT, To Bix«h7IT, See Fkast, &«. 
 lUSQCETnSG-UOCSE, ti. h\^AU^^h\\\ «. Jr«^»if^< n. 37^ 
 
 iV Batteb, r. a. rally, play upon, v. To Eidiccle. VTT <"" 3 
 
 5T/.-»»T^/.-%^/.-f^sft^ W.-&C. ^T^ y. of 0. gtr^moj, 
 
 ]}A>m, BaKTEBUO, fi. T. V. — «<•<. S5T ^T't' n. sTcT or JJT 
 
 ])aXTLI50, II. 6ra/, t. Child. <ftt% «. ^T^ »». 
 
 ])AmaH, «. The word ^iH^^HI from the Greek Is commonly 
 used. The word may be rendered by MHr^<i7II'4^l4'1l^'i 
 n. ifiH*rtlTT4^ fTBf^ n. ^JT^nn^ >Hrt«+*K fit. 
 
 ini i^i^'iifH^i^ ' .n or fHT^, tm^nr4^ ^^«>»i<« ^- 
 
 ^orf^x^if, 
 JJiPTiST, «. flHlWI VIKI-iwilfl. 
 
 iBaRMTKBT, «. Wlf^TfTT *l»*4lV1 ^^T»IT/. 
 
 .r» Barrizs, t. «. ▼. N. ^lR>»«l m. ^^.^^MMrn^TimlfMI- 
 
 BiB, ». i»<« of >nod Sft. laid aerott. VTJf m. T^f. 3Tl^ m. 
 
 sninr •.nnrtt or^imrtt/. "h^ «•. vzf. ptt^/. is^m orofY/, 
 
 inning with a b. onc'» arm* and legs. ^ri^IlT m, 
 2 ( of a door ). 3TIinr «. 5*nRT/. /><)p. apw or "i^TW.f. 
 
 m. "m^v^f- miffirfl/. iiiwii ■•. wi^/. snpt «. ?^/. 
 
 ^1 Si. 'Mlflm ••. 
 
 :; olttaflf, in, t. HiynnAVCK. ire/. JHpft/. am/. «T- 
 
 4 ( of a harbour ). TtiT m. mB n. f^P^ m. 
 
 5 prtTtnUitut, exception, t. OliBcnox. wm m. WT/. R. 
 
 6 ( of meUl ). !^n%f W^f. [m^f- 
 B. of iroa set roosd with riogt. ^tTfT^TVT m. 'ftTfRTt* 
 
 I BAB 
 
 B. of iron, — to punch rocks, &c. TRlf or ^f. "IffTT/. 
 
 7 (of a window, railing, &c.). T3T m. "RTST/. ITK/. nrr^»». 
 
 8 ( of a capstan ). 3T^ n. 
 
 9 roi/fi off place for the prisoner in a court ofjustice.^- 
 
 10 railed off place for barristers in a court of justice. ^- 
 
 11 the whole boily of barristers, flsf^ <(f+'r!i-=n H ' id[\ f. 
 To Bab, r. a. close and secure tcith a bar. ais+n. m.-STJ^s/.- 
 
 3TnoS/. >».-3TT5nc5/.-anif^ OT.-&C. MW'i-(Al^''l-?TH«t or 
 
 •HI(^1-&C. «j^ 'liT't, 
 
 2 o;5»«e, obstruct, r. To Hikdee. 3ia*R"Ji, 3T?Wf, 3R- 
 
 Basb, n. ( of an arrow, &c. ). m\ZT m. or vitii+iil »»■ 7r5^- 
 SFtTT m. 3rt^5T m. 
 
 2 ( of grain, grasses, &c. ). H^/. J^ or ^ «. 
 
 3 armour for a horse or elephant, 'jmxf. 
 
 To Babs, v. a. art^RT »».-virf<i+lei »i. «NOt-mrfi?f. 
 
 2 ( a horse, «&c.). <m^/. m^. 
 Babbariak, n. savage. X.V^i\-{Hm-<ji'\t^-&c. 'Rluj'Ff <r. TRT- 
 
 gwT c. »%^ c. iR5R f. jfc!^ c. ^^ m. 31STW3TFT/. 3TT- 
 
 2/y. cruel person. JTfn ^ ^<4h i jttJJ^ m. ^J^TO' m. T^r m. 
 
 BABBABiAy, Bakbahous, a. belonging to barbarians, uncivilix- 
 ed, socage. <M^, <H*)e, sjiTpft, '^•^t*+<'M*ft, iTM^nt^ft, 
 
 2 inhuman, Sjc. v. Cbcel. 5FT, f^?5, ^TT^, »lt»T|^. 
 8— of speech. '^nriT or ^irt, ^r^jf, g^TTS^r^T, 3^1^- 
 
 iMilTC, ''t^, «^ or ^TT7, n^^, »iisi«n. 
 
 4— of the speaker. ^'1131 or '^^TIT, ^JPlTr,^I4l''f^,«(i*S^, 
 
 Babbabism, fi. uncivilisedneai, See Babbabitt. 
 
 2ab.a*o/crt#»», ^<r. 3rT^!TO[ m. afrnpftT ». 3T^^^H «. 
 
 Babbabitt, BABDABocgJfEss, n. v. A. l.^HV-m^lf *».'<ii^' 
 qnn w. &c. fn?TTTTf^/. -Jn^nT^Jftm/. aTTT^TTJTT/ 3T- 
 »1fKf1l/. rtC)|-«IIT^'i«ll/. nXlNKIlf^W ». 
 
 3 ^'II^MUir m. iM-^lHUII w. arTTT*^/ sTT^'fr^mf^r^ n. 
 Babbabocslt, adv. v. A. 2 ^t^, f^^^, «»S4*i«f*. 
 
 8 l^nnKWt'f, ^'iiW'fl'!, 3rTtr<ft^^. 
 
 Babbed, a. jagged urilh hooks or points. aill)^i^l?,-*il«i)«»4i-Mi. 
 
 2— an arrow. ^utHt, V'ff, H'jnrf, 'Wl"*!!. 
 
 Sfumithei wUk onnowr.— horse. <n^>^. 
 Baana, «. »^T<t or nrrtt w. TiflfT w. i^srm m. wt<^ ♦». 
 
 — ia contempt, Ac. itf^fT m. 'TT^W'il wm. HT»rt»^ m. 
 Bnainesa of a b. prm^/. ^JlfMRI n. 
 Bacor caao of a b. *Tt^ or *n^/. 
 Shop of A b. flOMIII m. ^irtflflRI /. 
 
BAB 
 
 Strap of a. b. iTWr «. 
 
 Terms of courtesy prefixed to the name of a b. iTf T3T 
 or M^WIMl or n^\r*^\ or H^lrfl W m?^. 
 Vessel of a b. ( holding shaving-water ). rrfwt^/. 
 Bahp, n. ^e< an(i singer. »TTT m. ^^ m. ^fj^iTT »»• HPI^ m. 
 
 2 See Poet. 
 Babe, a. uncovered, v. Naked. HFT^, ?J?JT, ^TlfC-tl or ^, J- 
 
 2 — a tree or plant. PtHi'fl, ^s<(^d, Rl^Huf, f%«7^, ^PCf- 
 
 3 plain, unadorned, hold, jjr or ^ST, 5[^, »^4+.l, 3T^FT, i 
 "TVI, ^Jfq' /wy>. ^r, f^^, ?!+-?^+n<i, c55g, ??^?tesg, t?- 
 ^ or <i4+.l, 53T, 3T»jfT?I, H^oiTf^-^t^-&c. 
 
 4 were, V. Simple. 5*?n or'g^ir, f^WT, %^R or 55, 55. 
 
 5 See Baeeheaped. 
 To Baee, v. a. make bare or naked. 4^i-+,Hui, ?IFRr-«fl3+l- 
 
 3'^f5T-5^-f'TT-&c. sRof. 
 Babeback, o</y. without saddle, gr'^l^'ft, Hl*»VT TI^tTT. 
 
 To ride ( upon a horse, Ac. ) b. ■J^rfiuft «RT<'f. 
 Baeeboned, o. v. Lean. ^is'W, ^T55r, ^\i*M\. 
 Baeebones, n. /ea« person. vl<w-.l<^ c ^'^1H^<( n». g*^|»(l »j. 
 H|U<i-^|fiJr1< »i. ^iMoJ) »t. 
 To become or be a mere b. wIm-j&i m. ^asot-TT^ y. qfs. 
 BaBEFAced, a. u-ifh thtface hare.^^[^■^^\^yt^^\^^^^^^Z'^\- 
 
 2 V. Shameless, f^^, f^W^JITT, f^.^^, S^i^mT^TT- 
 
 Babefacedlt, adv. v. A. 2. and OpeWLT. 7^rs»Tmf5T^, f^R^T- 
 
 Bahefoox, Babefooted, a. arir^TT'ft, a<'J|<»*<l>+Ni-e||,qT^'5Tn>r- 
 
 Baeefoot, ado. aiUHiuf) or aiUMIHI*tl'l, 7mm'irTt'ff,'TT'T- 
 
 Baeeheaded, o. ^^r or spT, >dN3^l STT^, •Ht^I^KV-h, fil^- 
 
 %^ d^-^-&C. f?K<3l«Kf^<1- ^-&c. 
 
 Baeely, adv. v. A. 1. merely, simpli/, v. Only. "JTtP jtt^T, 
 
 %^3 or a^ Pi ^106. 
 Babeness, n. V. A. 1. sTPm'Tr m. \^^m m. ^ j^muh »». 
 
 <tc. 31K^K;H<|f^RT n. 3HHI^<1Hl/. 
 
 2 f^qpfWrr m. fSftq-uf^ «. fniq-sidi/. 
 
 3 5|^H<J|l m. ijls^Muii wi. ail^MUii m. ^^iTT m. &c. 
 HTJirrf^fT n. 
 
 Baeoain', n contract, compact, v. Agbeemenx. ^tsff/."^/. 
 ^/. ^TUT »». 
 
 Into the b. ^, f?T^, STrfloo^^, ^FT^^Tm. 
 
 To strike a b. iTloft/. TTROt-^, ^MIH<.^!?1 m. JnTof- 
 
 ^ ^. [ ^ n. 
 
 2 a gainjulpurcliase. nhH>Nffl-o|l-R)*rf<<H«»'K^iitirSI *fl'^r»i. 
 
 To Baeoain, f. «. make contract or agreement for. «5^, 
 
 2 c^a^er ?» settling a price. HI«mi^/.-qr«l'-/l^/.-«mT- I 
 
 _70 BAB 
 
 Baboe, «. boat for pleasure, v.Vessel. ^^^ftw/. ^Hil*?!*!/. 
 
 2 flat bottomed boat. ^T[^ m. \j^^f- 
 
 Baek, n. (of plants). ?TT?5/. m^^^Zn. ^fprt"- ^ n. 
 
 Inner b. »<<1<^w/. *(r«|irf ». 
 
 Outer b. gvi^w/. 
 
 2 Peruvian bark. 3?I«)MK<4I 3Mii'l'll-=ft ^^ ?TtNY FTH/. 
 
 3 cry of the dog. Ht^/. Hi^ufl/. »«HT^ w. 
 To Baek, v. a. ( trees or plants ). ^TTr^/. *Kut', ^"fe^Jf or 
 
 Wlo&wt, aft^, f^rful. 
 2b Babk, ». «. — a dog. »j«hi*i, »?i+<)'l, >^^TT^ »». ^F^. 
 Babe, Basque, «. v. Vessel. «iK<t>« «. 
 Baekiso, «. V. V. N. — arf. *ff!p^ «. j^ n. *<i+«'ft/. 
 Baelet, w. ^t^^"^- ^f "•• 'f'^"*- ^T5> »»• 
 Baelet-cobn, n. vT^r^-FT<J^ ^^<?MT m. 
 
 Golden b. ( as used in bracelets, &c. ) vT^ «. 
 2 — the measure ^^ pop. >^ m. 
 
 Measure of eight barley-corns laid side by side. ST^rT 
 p»p. 3T^ n. 
 Exceeding by a b. ^I^ -»ii'i«r. 
 Baelet-watee, n. vT^F^ or if ^[Z mn. ^^ or # JpT^ 
 
 Babm, n. V. Yeast. WI<H-;<^I "^I*;«I<-«0 'ETT^/. g^T'tl »». ^rft- 
 
 ^nr m. +I<ItH m. T^TTS »n. 
 Babn, li. house for storing grain, Sfc. J^RCR «. JiHt ^STT «. 
 
 2 fig. iony, ioio, Sfc. house. — contemptuously, ^X^^f. 
 
 Baknacle, «.— the fish. g«IT wt. dim. gsft/. g'l^/. 
 
 2 — of farriers. spTipft/ *Mi w. 
 Baeometer, n. ^t^ ^^STT »fr5T«'«TT# ^^ n. ^mi'Hi'l «. srrj- 
 
 BAHGMETRiCAL.a. ^T^KPT^ 'TMUr, **|HIH* <4-!it(«i*ft-f'W^- 
 
 BaEON, «. RrfNHl'rl Sft??1*i-^ ^ <?^ 30^. 
 
 Bakonet, «. (i5p q^ arf^. 
 
 Babeack, «. 3Tt5r/. f^TTX ^T^'^n^ ^ras/. 
 
 The word JiTFF from the English is becoming common.. 
 Babeel, n. "ftr or ft? «. 
 
 2 ( of a gun, &c. ) v. Tebe. ^/. HfcJ*!/- 
 Baeben, a. — of -woman. ^"^ /?op. ^^. 
 
 A b. woman, ^eqr/. ai^^MIMr^l/ 3T^r^[HT/, 
 —in contempt. ^fljjJlofl/. ^ffl^/. ^^toft/. 'ilfs\£\f. 
 
 N. B. Pandits designate three classes of womea as 
 
 barren, viz. ^^e^t she who has no offspringj^I^Eqr she 
 
 who bears only one child, H?T^«n she whose offspring 
 
 die, 
 
 2 — of cow or female animal. ^^, ^ or affST a. ind, 
 
 3 — of trees. ^^fT. 
 
 Bather or somewhat b. grf^J?. 
 4 — of soil or country, unproductive, bad. ^TTft^, TTfnft^ 
 g^, gf^, t^T^^, SRI or ^TT5, m^, ^^R^^^r 
 
BAS 71^ 
 
 •ii*1^«K, ?T^, TRJ, ^niTT, «•««•'-, 3rP3r,«n!«WTT, 
 
 5 teuiUf, not copiout, T. Emptt. ^WT, TT^?, g^, ^H+l. 
 
 6 imtl, unitwentive, — the mind. ^r^HUlf^^ll^, ST^rT^, 
 
 BiUXKirsss, fi. V. A. 1. HtfPmr «. ^^^^ ». <in>A^ n. 3T- 
 
 * •1I^*V1I •». J^TTTT «. Ac. 
 BiUiCADE, BABBiCASO.n. hatty fofii/ication of Ifeet, earlh, 
 
 4re. i^^^ f. iii^i nt. %?n w. 3T?^ »». HpfNTW^T^TT 
 
 Ja BaKUCAde, t. a. M'i<i<(|^ ^Fh^, H^il^/. *^. 
 Baxbisx, n. See Basbicase. 
 
 2 ior, t^<)p, obttruHion, v. Hiudekajice. aili+l^/. 3TT 
 
 3 loitmdm-g, T. BouSD. ^5/. ^T^/. 
 
 4 ioien.Jort, S^e. on the confinei. ^^^^^-^^-HI-^JPT- 
 ^W^l TtW w.-f^JST m.-Ac. 
 
 BaKUStex, «. ♦Idlflf^l ^Tff5 *i. *(lRw vulgo. «(l(^i\ «. 
 Baxsow, «•.— hand b. H^in «• 
 
 2— wheel b. ^^T^tnitt/. ^M'lll^/. 
 
 3 M9IMM/ eoverinj eorpiei. vi?{ 557T ^^^^^TSn.-fi'lKlm. 
 ^» Babxjeb, «. fl. i?l<(^(^l ^, ««^-o I •j^rj /. -^ i^f^ I «(^-l /. ^T^ 
 
 5. o/"o. ^ «. ^>T^ g. ofo. ^irr^\^ ^-ii^. 
 J> BaBtzk, p. h. numm-t m.-^TJire^^^m.-JTnT?R»I»».-Ac. 
 
 Baitkb, ». w^Nt^r «». ?n7^/. V^mr^^w. ^"r^T^^ifi. 
 
 Baialt, w. ^V >*ll'ftMI fTTO 3n^. 
 
 Ba*!, «. mean, vile;—ot things t. "Wo»Thle«8. pSW, sft^, 
 3^, ^, ^,^rft, 3Tr'T, Pl^«, T^rnf, PlM4|<l. 
 
 2 iitreputuble, dithonorabU, — of persons, v. Vile. \A^\y 
 WW, «r^, TPTT, ^, 5^, ij^, f^<<iHI, fr!TT?5T. 
 
 3 o/'/oic f/a/MMi or rank, of little account, v. Low. pS"^, 
 
 ^, WW, -sfR, awH, vPfv, <nKT, ^Hj-?, anfr^^, 
 
 4 S«e BAn-BOU. S — of meUls. f|m^, f^opp^, ^t^- 
 
 6 d^p, jraee-, —of aoundi. WWt, ^mIh^I, »f*ftT. 
 Ba«s, m.Joot, pedetUi, Hand, ?. Bottom. «npft or qpft/ 
 ^or^/»!» •.;w)p. ^a »i. ^ n. 
 2 — the chord or lound. ^ m. ^ in. ^r^ m. 
 3— in mmic or wnging. WWbw^/. «. sfW ». ^T^3Tg;c 
 M. wr3T m. 
 4— in reading. ^^QKf^ ■./. 
 
 5 ( of » t*bor, Ac ) ioM (W. «p M. tpr ». ^KI^fTyr 
 m. tpniTM. 
 •—in geom. 5f*r/. ^it/. 
 
 BAn-BOnt, «. font out o/ieedlcei, r. BaitaU). ^TISHt, Tt- 
 
 S borm of low pmrentoye. ^iTTrW, ^t^^TPT, 3»f?ftiT, ^- 
 Babblim, «. unfounded, Bg. PrmiTT, ft^, nmn?^. 
 
 BAS 
 
 Basely, orfp. v. A. 2. dMonorahly. Mlviflqu il ^" , ^ $H» !| H , 
 
 BiSEMEXT.n. ground foor. W^i^^^^rs^^ m. ^^^ itJTpIT m. 
 
 2 «/ory helow the heel of the ground. r\d.m. n. 
 BASE-unrsED, a. v. Mean. ^t4+<4l*<Hl-«)l, mNl ^^, 
 
 BASE-MnrDEDLT, arfo. V. A. m4\MU || ^" , ^rt^^iHr^ ; ^ ., mM<j - 
 Base-MINDKDNESS, «, V. A. "TT^JfrrTT »». &c. TTHTlirT/. 
 Baseitess, n. v. A. 1. ^rf^M"!! »». WtTTTT ««• Ac. 3UNI^/. 
 
 2 MImOmuii « -J*hqu|| m. ^ rt. ^f{a\f. f^^ n. 'i\HK^ 
 n. MIHi^frl/. 
 
 3 i^%qtrrT m. W\'HMUII «. Ac. vj«HI^/. 3T»^Ht^ n. ^^^T%- 
 
 4 See Basta&st. 
 Babe- souled, BASE-sprarrED, See Hxak. 
 Base-steing, h. «<-^l-*n ?nT/. 
 Base-viol, n. m^TfTT^ ^ H^^KT 3TT^. 
 Bashful, a. modest to excess; theepith. OTJITZ, J^T^RT, 
 
 f^^Pft«T, KTPftrT, 'Jl^PftrT, ?:f^*ft?T, 5T3nPft5. 
 
 Some significant terms for A bathful person corresp. 
 with shyeock, sheepface, mealyntouth,&<i. are^T^I+'i^^il, 
 
 « i N«yi«*4i , 'ilM<»MT, gn^Tffrf«iT, ^fldf^T, mTt^^'rar, ^5^- 
 
 Bashfully, adv. v. A. H'wf'^, Blfvi^«j|ufl or irf, rtisn"^HuiA, 
 
 Ac. ?!r3I5, OTIT «T€^, WMHdMui, ««p1-«(l^, t^^ q^^T. 
 Bashfulsess, n. v. A. ?jvrftMU|| m. Ac. OT^/- t?wr/. 
 
 Basil, n. ocytnum sanctum. Hot^/ g?^/- 
 
 Some kinds are. Black b. snofl^ci^, ^jTOT^oS^ or H'^^fl', 
 "Wspft/. White b. q UO^ot^ , TT»Tg55^ or TO^t. Wild 
 b. lMjo&*t, Hlf^^*^, Sweet b. tt«|v»ii m. 
 
 The little erection in which it is planted. ^T^ftf^R^ 
 n.f!j^ n. 
 Basilisk, n. Tn^]f\ f>frMfl ?rf "STT^. 
 BAsn*, Basojj, n. Ht^ n. TT^ n. aW ». ly^^ «• ^rm »». 
 fT7»TT«. 
 
 2 JJOO/, ^<?. V. POKD. ^ »•. "i? «. 
 
 8 hollow belteeen hUU. «nfen. affltiT /. n. 3ffOTTJT«.«fr« /. 
 Basis, n. foundation, groundwork. W7 «. <IFTT «». 3n*TTT m. 
 
 5*Tfv|^^ «. 3^^ m. 
 To Bask, r. «. TTm-T^ "m^T, 3;^ n.-fJniT n.-'^V^f.-'^- 
 
 "nft/.-W^T or ^rftn/. ^Twf-^-im iRi^, fHr^ «m^, 
 
 7b Bask, r. •. gpT n. ^, 3^ ^'^. 
 
 BAiKKT, «. Tliere arc JBo«*«/« of endless diversificalions 
 of shape, size.Ac. and of various uses. They are disting- 
 uished accordingly by peculiar names, of which tho 
 most common are, wtl »"■ ^^IT m. ^tttf. "►if^ «• 5^- 
 5^ M. «T^/. fT^ m. ». %<t/. ^r^/. U'rtt/. «fT^/. 
 
BAT 
 
 72 
 
 BAT 
 
 JtTOT m. dim. '':rT^f. or ^5 n. flcft/. 5T^ «. 5^/. "TT^t 
 /. 'n€t/. 'TIS «• MZTTT m. dim. ^JTtT/. fiTT^ft 'rt^/. ^T^ST 
 
 ^ft'F^/- ^''nt or f^tipt «. ^n or ^ m. 
 Little covered b. ni^loft/. 
 
 Bound leathern b. i\^ m. ^r^^ m. dim. amO /. 
 Slung b. lasket of a sJtoulder-slinff. 5l?ft/- 
 Wickerwork b. for a cart. *<*rJI «». or % «. fT^ «». 
 rfwM. JT^t^/. 
 Basket-hilt, «. ( of a qjT ), #«f35r »». 
 Basket-makeb, «. 5^:5 »«. 
 Basket-woman, ». ^\i\M\^f. ^*0"l /• 
 Baskkt-wobk, «. ^<^4«J)IM n. ^<fi<('-HM n. 
 Bass, «. — in music. See Base. 
 Bass-eelief, n. ^^[^ «rr|T 3Tf^ %ff^ ^FHT n. 
 Bassoon, m. HNKT »». 
 
 Bastaed, m. illegitimate cJiUd. Tt5%^ w./. ^Pfffj'SI m. WT- 
 cftgn w. ( ?fT/. ) 3T^T?r^rTR «. 'P^TTJ^ m. ^Tq^pTJ^I «». 
 
 3T^g<T w. ( <tt/. ) 5P'-<<+i^H w. ( ?rr/. ) ^^iK^frPT «. 
 
 «flidM m. 31-+,<.HI^T >». 3T5TTM1'<TM +'l4^'5i ». 
 2 «on o/ a concubine. ^^fm^J m. ^1%^. 
 Bastaed, a. born out of wedloclc, illegitimate. ^f%^, (^nft-Hi^ 
 <i)i+n^r, rf«)4-=IT, »»i^MI, Hli+iufl-MI, '^IM, ^T^f^JT, 5qf*T- 
 
 ?, 3lHr<f|vHlci, STtT^^fT, arM^TiTTrr, +'<(MM, +'<{+|vI|?r, 
 ST-KMIrf, 31*'<HI?TT, ^t^t^TNt^. 
 
 Note.The Hindu Law specifies several classes of Bast- 
 ards; the words here given ( both under the noun and 
 under the adjective ) refer some to one class, some to 
 another. 
 2 spurious, v. False. ?^, iHl-i^toi, f*rwTT. 
 
 To Bastaedize, v. a. vJTttJT ^Ft^ 5fmJm-3TT^ 3# 5T^. 
 
 Bastaedt, «. V. A. v!imT<TT /• -j1K-^N*5iTT /. ^Rftj^tr^ n. 
 
 ?I?Tf^ /. 
 To Baste, v. a. cudgel, v. To Beat. ^13^, S^Ulclot, ^ft^r- 
 
 2 «ejo slightlg. sf^ot, ;n% or 7f% m.pl.-\^ m.pl.j{\x^, 
 
 3 ( meat ) ni^*iMrii^ HTTSI^ c5t<'ft «. M\A»i. 
 BaStinade, Bastinado, n. beating with a cudjel, S^c. »lf^- 
 
 *n? m. ^^\t^\l m. ilui^HK »»• ^ii^MK «»• »?K^5 /. ^- 
 
 H^ »»• 
 Bastion, ». ^^^ m. ^3T »»• 
 
 Fortress of four bastions. ^^<v>ft/. 
 Having four bastions, -^l^i^. 
 To Bastinade, v. a. cudjel, v. To Beat. ^I^dr, ■Hl'i l eMJ if, 
 
 HITFT?/. ^ot g. of 0. %^lTdr. 
 Bat, n. stick, club. ^t| »«. ^r|^ ». ^fl% or ajreft »i. ?fplT »». 
 
 2— the animal. ^pjo5 or m^ n. Ml+Jlofl'/. «l7Tt/. 3t1^- 
 
 HM'sll /. — Wild b.— flying fox. ^f^TTcB «. 
 Batch, n. quantity made or done at once. ^f[ f. ^iM\ m. 
 
 tnuiT »>• m^jft /. 
 Of one b. v. Alike. ^+4i<'0=^, ^%*Tft^, '{^Xj^, 
 
 To Bate. See To Abate. 
 
 Bat-fowling, n. ^njf Tt^^Miu^^MI ^ SHTTT 3TI^. 
 
 Bath, ». bathinj place, ^^yftf. »frft or J?r^/. ^M I Hm^ l 
 
 »». JWH^4 «• 
 
 2 V. Ablution, aiiMld /. 5iPT «• 
 Cold b. »i4Miu<<iTft 01- 'tfrmi'TTH 3TRroE/.-5rR n. 
 
 Dry b. Wld4t-=ll ^ m. 
 
 Hot b. g;H4l"ill'ft or ^^NT^nn^ ^^pzf.-m^ n. 
 
 Tepid b. +1«)'iHI"'MNl or +1'«j<mn»<<i^' STt^roj/.-^TH. «. 
 
 Vapour b. «jih>KI »». 
 Bath-boom, Batuing-hocse, n. lalnearg. A\\^^K n. ^TT- 
 
 !TmR ». ^HmWMI ««. 
 To Bathe, v. a. tcash. Hl^«juj, •TT^'if, =TT^, 3Tt^55 or 3Tt- 
 
 To b. with inunction. ?nT Mlrfwi, ^T^ «. ^TTHof, 
 2 «'a«A or moisten, gut. 
 2b Bathe, r. «. TT^, siImI* or 2fff^ /. ^RT^, STTT «. ^- 
 
 fir, 3Ttn «. 5#, 
 
 To b. with or in holy water. »f'IMI^"il. 
 To b. in a river. H<(1*'H «. q?^. 
 To b. in the sea. ^K^WPT «. 'FTof. [ 3Trg<T. 
 
 Bathed, p. v. V. N. STT^OT, 3Tt^ %^c7r or ^riHrST, STIfT, 
 
 To be b. in blood or sweat. TtFT^- v i hi^" siTfT'^. 
 Batbeb, n. T. V. N. grHYss jrwrt, &c. *im+ti?, 5rT?fT & 
 ^n'ft ( esp. in comp. as ^»lrfWMr,M'l|*lMl, Jft'M^rmr, frT- 
 c^^TFTT, H^^rnrr, and v^rf<j|l4) &c. ). 
 Bathdto, n. V. V. N. and Ablution. grt^toE or arnj^/. 
 ^fTT n. 3Tt»T^ n. 
 
 Chunamed, &c. spot for b. Hl^fft/- ^rtt or ^T^f. 
 Room or house for b. JTT^upR «• ^M^X «• Fire place 
 in it. ^\W^f■ 
 Batino,2>. v. Except. 'Efrf^, ^nH1+M. 
 Batlet, n. small bat for beating linen. ^ *<iq|-<:f| ^^/. 
 Baton, Batoon, n. v. Staff, ^pop. ^rsr m. ^rtff. lM<i|m. 
 Batta, n. i^xH m. 
 Battalia, «. 5a«7e array. ^ur-M^T /. <<T6M:g »». *HI<-«Hl/. 
 
 2 ar»iy tn array. 5^rF^rnffTr/.-%^ «. 
 Battalion, «. qad"! or JT /. «. «RT3^ or <T^T?PT /. Note. 
 
 All these words are corruptions of the English. 
 Batten, ». — of wood. ^/. Rl^HN m. 
 To Batten, v. a. v. To Fatten. ^ ^FTot, J^I^V^i. 
 To Batten, v. n. v. To Fatten. ^ ^t't, MMui, 'ft^. 
 To Battke, p. a. Jea/ with successive blouis to throw down. 
 
 2 aWacA: tcith artillery. <TfTi=^ HfTTT »». q^. 
 
 3 «Tar 4Ci7/t service. qpT^T? ^R^, #W=5^, HH^T m.-^^- 
 
 5T OT.-g^ »».-Hff ». <n?# g- of o, ^i% »». pl.-^ m. pi. 
 qrs^, ^TT m. qifjuf. 
 
 BATTEEEDr;>. V. V. 1. ??IHcWt^l, &C. 
 
 3 <?m<^c4rJI &c. %^^, ^Tr% TTS^kTT or q^^^, &c. 
 Batteeing, Batteet, n. v. V. 1. — ac<. <Mi*irt"l n. JTRT ^I^- 
 dr ». &c. JTRT »«■ »TR m. H\<P[t^ f. 
 
p 
 
 BAW 
 
 73 
 
 BEA. 
 
 m 
 
 Battebt, n. /in* of cannon. ^TC^m. 
 
 The raised site for a b. <SM<^H I or fclRMMI m. MHIRI «. 
 
 Dispoeition or range of batteries. H'K^^<(1 /. 
 
 Erecting of batteries. R'H^^<(1/. 
 2 — in law. <i4Vlf^<4 n. 
 Battue, n.fjkt. «WI^/. ^5 n. vi\ fnn. ^nrw m. ftr^ w. 
 
 Brave in b. ^T^Jf , rt^ftr, iui'JMti, <«ift^, ^^TTT. 
 
 Close and furioua b. «%vri'fl/. 
 
 Cowardice iu b. <U|*flf^/ 
 
 Cowardlr in b. <u|*flH, <u|>f)»>. 
 
 Field of b. {v\ *\lfU/. iuii'iuin.^^i'iuin. ^TOttnoTn.TlS^. 
 
 Mixed or tumultunry b. T'JIW^rf n. inri »i». 
 
 Mortal or furious b. <.«i^»i* n. Vl^i^n. ^^^^(ifi n. r^- 
 
 Pillar erected on the field of b. x^m^m. ^qrwt^«. 'J7«». 
 
 To give b. rt«l//. ^-^. 
 BAm.K-AUtAT, »•. tui<-«)Hl/. fojwj^ m. <t^ii<t/. 
 Battle- AIK, it. «IT5 pop. "PTn or ^ m. WK^f- [® %/"• 
 
 BATTLE-riEU). ». r0Pjf*T/. rTtnOT n. *) H<|«|U|tt. ^T^ n. H- 
 
 Battu-Ik>ob, n. «<(*w<jn' ^ ?mrT 3TT^. 
 BATTuanwT, fi. vjnrHt 1%rT/. 
 
 2 rtnhrature. 3f»ft/. 
 Batis, ». «<if* ofaJajgoU 4\'i%\ m. ^ft% «. Stft or qrni «. 
 
 2 See Facoot. 
 Bawble, Bacblk, n, tking gaif or tAotey, without real value 
 
 0ru4e. M-ii»O^ST /. H-fll«IHI-*ri<l'm-^T''IWT ilPl«ll «.- 
 
 4c. <{^1>«4i m. pi. VlT^ '^tlT w. 
 Bawd, ». procureu. ^pft ^i>. j^HT or 5^/. MIKMIJl e. ^- 
 
 Bawdbt, ». praeliee of a bavcd, Jp'nft/. ^UIHUII «. j'T'T- 
 f*rft/. ^^*'f <•• [^tf^ ». 
 
 2 T. OBiCEWTT. ^MrflHr^m n. ■ H-IV.f^SV- or fr^HR- 
 
 Bawdt, a. T. Obscese. <tHr«, ■fl-«IV.f^-«t*«,ft'«»«5, 3Wf^. 
 
 Bawot-hoobb, «». T. Bkhhil. I^BnMI «». ^tlWTfT «». %- 
 
 To Bawi^ ». «. ( from paio. Ac. ) heUow, roor. afTHE'f cr 3fft- 
 rf^, Wl^-w, *ll*lfl'J(, Wif^'t, 7V?TT ^jff adv. rfof, f- 
 ^ 3ftW w <il*U|, ^ f.l«"l TI't-':^TTP't<tc. ToET f.l|H T- 
 
 nl ke. rp anrra w.-WTpt^w.-Ac. ^rSjr^ ^m m.-^T^ m. 
 
 Iftfif or ^^ »l»f, «fl*H ••. vnm or VT^ tr*^, fftx Ji. 
 «rif, m*M m.-TTT^Jt m.-"HTiT^ »i.-'2fm or a?M|/.-3TT- 
 
 *riit*i/.-&c. *T«r. 
 
 2 rrjr o»^ a«W /oiw//jr, toeifermte. »TI»K^, STTlit or JRtn'f, 
 WTTor n m-s^^W't or .Vy*l'oft/-^5l9t^iii.-*t?^i»».- 
 
 w^nr w.-Ac. vwf, i^iy^f. Hudi, 7*Tt/. yrawf. 
 
 8 ippAftl few//y. «rrft/.-^Ti^-»T-zr m. TTyT- <i' i n^ -ngT w- 
 
 f^-ftin/. ^. ^nnT-Ac. nr^wf, vtst '<tw^, 'sftw ^^' 
 
 4 at; W/w «/, roar a/, t To ScOLD. WBWT^, «5"rt5TW^, 
 
 Bawler, «. Bawiiko, ^. o. t. V. aiKsuiK^^NrfuiKI, &e. ^- 
 ^r'TT, i([^ JTPTT-dl+^^l, 3TT?^ or sfki^TT, flis^"**!. 
 
 Bawling, n. v. V. 3f)<s<Ji «. ^«|rtu| w. &c. ail+ld m. aTTspt 
 TT «. Ac. See the nouns under the verb. 
 2 IT^ «. S^RsSr «. 5^nT# «. &c. a?R?/. JWHTT »n. lt- 
 nriT m. rtri*l<l /. &c. See the nouns under the verb. 
 
 Bat, n. laurut cataia. fT^/. 
 
 The bark of b. ?I^ n. ^raf^pft/. f^/. 
 
 2 (of the Sea). ^ffl5 ». Srt^jT «. — large. 3TTfTr?T «. ^- 
 
 Bat, a. — the color. ^^ or ^Hl^rl, — chestnut b. rTr^n^T, 
 
 — dark b. MR'W. 
 To Bat, See To Babk. 
 Bat. at b. v-sjHTi dli+M. 
 
 To keep at b. ;pr^wt ?Tt?^??7T ^i*iK< %^ T ^. 
 Bat wikiow, «. fMr^M «lf^ »t«t^T 1*1 4*1/ 
 2b Batonet, t. a. ^f*Pft# HKu|-*riti«*)^. 
 Batosbt, n. ^ftT/. 
 
 Bazab, n. market. MMK «»• P" jPop. ^ m. 
 Bdelliuv, n. y^ pop. nn^s M. ^^^ »»■ 
 To Be, ». n. ej:i<<, subgitt. ^^, 3T^<it, ^^. 
 
 It may be. T >^i«ri. 
 
 It never has been and it never will be. Tf^ T^J (*(*<< Pi. 
 
 Let be, Be it so. anrt, 3T^, ^<js<i. 
 
 Not to be. 5nf#. 
 Beach, n. «fa shore. ^^^JtS t». ?fK^^RTTT «n. ttg^cfl^ «• 
 ^ />op. %oET /. «^^ /. 
 
 Sandy b. H\'iHi n. «^f?H «. /w/j. jaw/. ». 
 Beacos, w. ii]yA< erected to give notice of danger. a{|+Ulf^*)l «• 
 
 Bead, n. t^ or wf[ m. 'i^ar m. /. HU|*| m. 
 
 Glass b.TcS^tTwi.CString of such beads. TSS^w. TSTB^/) 
 
 Gold b. ( rice-form ). ^\\<£\ ^t^f. frt^ot m. 
 
 Gold b. ( round ). ^m\\ JToft m. String of such bead;j. 
 
 Red glass b. ntt^ or nt1%^ »n>ft m. 
 
 String of beads. WP^ pop. ttToS/. 
 
 To be at one's beads, vf? ^>fl?T 3TH«t. 
 2— in architecture. •jtfT'it/'. — the implement with which 
 it is made. ntS'ft/. 
 
 3 eight of a gun. Rnft/. 
 
 4 iitM/a on epirit. ^^\^K•*^\ yiT «. 
 BEAD-rtAXE, »». tvil"1<4 m. 
 
 Beadle, n. wft^ m. qr^ or TT^ m.(Hi8 office, «Tr^/.) 
 
 Beadb-mak, n. vfon w. inr^ vrfPT »•• «**<r*T^ »». 
 ^ Beaole, ». ;^^T^ "TT^ftT ftrwnft 5^ w. 
 i Beak, «. 6i«. ^t^/. tPf/. Jhr/. iJK/ ^/. ^f^ "• 
 
 Beam, «./»«« 0/ timber, jsf /. 5*^ n. w^«- ^fif- ^'»- 
 
 1 B. OTer two po«U. jnece-b. ^Ttl^^f /. ^ «• 
 
SEA 
 
 Longitudinal division of a b. f^T^lt'^ m. 
 Small and squared b. ^^f. 
 
 2 ( of a balance ). ^t^/. 
 
 3 ( of a car, &c. ). ^\t\/. 
 4> ( of the wearer ). grt/. 
 
 5 ( of the sun &c. ). ft5T<T m. tflH ♦». WX m. 
 Shorn of his beams. ?HHr|j1l, ^nri>Jit«i>. 
 
 6 ( of a draw-well ) — transverse, with stone. STI'Frft/. 
 To Beam, v. n. emit beams, v. To Shine. f%^ m. qj?^, ff- 
 
 2 — the countenance, &c. fflmo with health, delight, Sfc. Z- 
 ^Ti:^^ ?5p^^ot, 5^5^, fef^«. J^wf ( <fl4|t« &c. ), 
 Beamee, ». Beaming, p. a. v. V, 1. tfmRT, &c. R)<.«imm, sf- 
 
 2 d»ld«imK I, &c. J4|d«n-rf, i+d+lfT or ^spj^fT, g^H^T. 
 Bhan, «. ^^5T m. ^^rft"/. ^TT^ m. Some kinds are, ■Ml'ltle(^, 
 STRW^JRT, H>'1KI^<<4I, H'llQ<<4l, Hi«<,l^«(Si, <M*|^«(SI, ^- 
 
 To Be.vb, v. a. sustain, support, uphold. HT^'t, *i7ti«l, ^TT- 
 oiut, ^"f, ^^ «.-H^ n.-^*noE w. !p?^y. o/o. 
 
 2 ( in the mind or affections ), entertain, ^lo&'iui, «TT^, 
 
 3 carry, convey.^ transport, ^T^,^f%, %^^ ^^, ■«( l««("T, 
 ^^«. ipT^y. o/o. 
 
 4 endure, undergo, v. To Suffek. #re^, ■«i^<'1, ^PS^r, 
 JT^ ins.con. +|<sui, «rT^, ^T^ w.-^l^C^J*/. ^^g- ofo. 
 
 As it can bo borne. ^I^dyi^<i. 
 To be borne. 3nT%"T. 
 
 5 be capable of, admit, qw. 
 
 6 ( a child ) bring forth. vI'MRiiJ, 3T^ w. ^, M'H^uf, 
 
 7 ( a young animal, gener. ) f%ot ( with exception of 
 the mare and ass ), nPTRT vfTof, 71^ «. 11^, Mlrt*^, 
 gi^Rof, ^ n. f^^nt. 
 
 That has borne twice. JvHI^H. 
 That has borne thrice. f?iv1I^H. 
 
 8 ( fruit. ) ^, «ITT m.-W^ »»■ ^. 
 9 — as a mark of authority, &c. wear, carry, hold. moS'l- 
 
 10 brook, endure, put up with. ^^^ 0»'5HT?5tfT^i'fli^"J 
 or ^ETT^ ^, Qliid ^TTH^-%5f%, HrlMI «1.-^T^/. ^^, 
 i?»I «n. ^Z. ?IT't-f'R56T or H'lH n. ^^, 
 
 To be bearable or supportable. 2^^. 
 
 11 exercise ( sway ) -^irsh"!, [^fl^'H. 
 
 12 sustain (expense, charge. &c.) 3<Nll*Kv}^,V<^i.t(| ^j^, 
 
 13 ( witness, testimony ) ^. 
 
 14 ( blame ) f^lI«K-4i*<<i«(^-3li'IH<-&c. qwf . 
 
 15 ( date ) 3TH?=qT<TTT^^-^*fNT-f^tfft^ STH'it. 
 
 16 up; support. ^TTToSriir, q^ »».-^?f n. ^. 
 
 17 off; carry away. ?r^, ^^, ^TTjt n. ^^ y. o/ o. 
 
 18 upon, or down, back, &c. See To Fbesb, To Ueoe, 
 To Deivb. 
 
 To Bbab, v. n. U fruitful. >F55 «. ^, T^E^, »rn ot. <T^, 
 
 n B£A 
 
 ai'iui, ^ «. ^tW «'«». con. *i|v»i«(. 
 
 To begin to b. 3I'II« %ot, rti«iv/|, *|K|^ %ot. 
 
 That bears abundantly. «(M<|^,. 
 
 That bears once, annually. <![«P«nft — twice 5«rft. 
 
 2 against, towards, upon, &c; tend, have direction. ^WiJIf, 
 rfl'iu'l, ^/.-4"lSU|1/.-^h; m.-^R? OT.-fN<? M.-»T*T m.-^TT^ 
 w.-qTrT «.-H«TTJT n.-&c. 3T^, nr^+.Hufl/. <lN'(«<uj. 
 
 3 on; refer to. f^FToV, 'i^-^^ m.-^<^tT m. %tJ%-q"57T aTO^V. 
 
 4 upon;pre«» and gall, pinch, ^c. ?7I'|i)i,?n^Sr, ^^,^KrJt. 
 
 5 with; rfeaZ considerately with. ^Pl'T't or ^Fi^ ^, 
 iRHToEot or ^TT^ q^, •mri'i+rfl'K ^^f, =^P55^Pt5/.'PT'f. 
 
 Beau, M. STf^n^OT./. «. 5r^ /«>/?. ft^ w. H^^op. »TT^ or 
 *rT^ m. 5Ti^ M. »i. 5T5^ m. ( ^/. # «. ) [3 «. 
 
 2 Ursa major. ^THf5fi»p. ^H*f^ mpl. W^ >»• ^^ «n^- 
 
 3 Lesser bear. y«(M-t?j n. [?T m. 
 Beab-gabden, n.place of uproar, tumult. «IMKot. 5ITv^K«(i- 
 
 To become a b. g. or Babel. '^4MHnmi< f^^^t. 
 
 BeAB'b OBEASE, » 31«Sl"=fl ^IT^ /• 
 
 Beab-skin, «. 3T^c5r^ *l<1^/. 
 
 Beabd, «. <S^f. — in contempt. &c. ?rT5 »». 
 
 B., whiskers, and mustaches. S,H^ n. That has bushy 
 b. w. and m. ^^. 
 
 Tonsure of the b. and head. ^T^tstf /. v. ^^ 
 
 Woman having a b. fiKm^f ^t^/ j^ra^^^jn /. 
 
 To shave the b. ^T^/.-WTS »• ^^. 
 
 2 ( of corn ). ^^foE ». '^^^or ^ «. ^ ». ^V«<lg* »• 
 
 3 See Babb. 
 To Beabd, v. a. oppose to the face. ^[€\ f.-fi{^ f. pi. ^z^ 
 
 g. of 0. siHiNi TFT m. ^, 5TFP «. %^^, WlMl«t<. W^ m. 
 
 Beaeded, a. having a b. ^\<£\f.<\, <^l'A<<lrtI, ^T^t^qJ. 
 Large b. <\l*Ml, ^l%t5. 
 2 — as corn. ^•Hotl, ^ycfcHT, ^"t>««in, ^J^, 
 
 8 See Babbeo. 
 Beabdless, a. \i\H\i\ or Pl<^l«t|l, P)^|ifyr, ^, ^. 
 
 B. youth, v. Steiplinq. sfR^T, ^To5^. 
 Beabee w.v.V.A.1. 3. carrier, conveyer, porter. ^T^wiro,&c. 
 ifTf^ Ac. m^ ( esp. in comp. ) iR^ ( in comp. as ft- 
 
 Bearer ( in a cheque or order ) ^T^JT <^l«RuiKI. 
 
 4 and Suffeeeb. yi^oilCT, ^I^TTT, Ac. ^"WN?, ^ ( in 
 comp. ) ['T^. ) 
 
 6 q ^<qu i KI , Ac. ^ and ^B. ( in comp. as ^tT^, ft»^, 
 
 9 wearer, holder. *tloHIU|Hi, Ac. ^K ( in comp. ) tTR^ 
 A ^rft ( in comp. ). 
 
 I. (of a palanquin, Ac. ) ^H\^ or ^f^X^m. ift^w. sp^>«, 
 
 II. ( of a bier or corpse ) <3i"\'»>0. 
 Beaeino, n. leaning, v. Tekdesci, ^ »». ^i? ot. ffpR m. 
 
 5^/. J^re^/.W^^PTn. 
 2 See Behavioue. 
 EjtAHiNG, a. on which postage is due. ^^ T f^OT, ^tffe 
 
 Beamsh, a. T. Btok. «If,^k^nt5, 3rf^. 
 
I 
 
 BBA 
 
 7B 
 
 BEA 
 
 » 
 
 B. of burden. Mlift-^l ("8R5, ^TTST, &c. ), a?1^rt or aStfTc^ 
 (Ite, «ftTT Ac. ), <TTOo5 or Mli*(ot «. <i««(l^ m. ^«<<i^. 
 
 B. o^ draught, qi^ff wi. 
 
 B. broken in to carry a rider. m<&<<a& n. Mi<ii<e «. 
 
 B. of pMturo, neat, ^t; «• fftT «. 
 
 B. of prey, wild b. »^7^ mn. H^ m.VIM>^ «. fi^^^PT^M. 
 
 Homed b. ftPTT^t/. 
 
 Homed bea»tB, — gener. f^r€\/. 
 2 fig. rfiV/y or lubbrrly fellow. i^TIT or »^ «. »^fliy"J- 
 
 « «. fm «. •». ^ e. [?ttr7rTT/. 
 
 BKA8TI.I5ESS, n. T. A. llJfftT/. >»5^^*rT^ ♦»• "nSV»f «». TIS- 
 Bkastlt, a. like a heatt, Jillhy, Ac. q^jmKW, «T^^n,Ac. 
 
 To Bkat, c. a. #/r»i^, *flO<-jt. »TT^, f^Rof, Sl^, HTl'it, HR 
 
 — mutually or generally. HI<IHI</.-»1I<IHl{t/.-^|Uim< 
 or ^miT or ^/. W^. 
 
 2 — with the power of such words as to thvmp, pommel, 
 hang, barte, belabour, cvdgtl, drub, thraih, leather, belt, 
 Uei, laee, ife. 5^5^8t, <IZ^, ffrp»f , f^'^f, St^, f^, 
 ^|^R?«f, flRot" ^F7^, f^50f, ^jpjf , 5»n^, *fliM«f, 
 
 ^trc^, ^rt'T't, Ttiraot, ^si^pijf or ^■^+,<Ji, fll^ToEwf , rrm- 
 
 ''■f? ^?^ '**' ^^''^1 Qt^''t, Mt^^, %^i %^T^ or 
 JWt, «nT^ or ^1^, «f^3^, «I^, ^1*«>^, v<"lot+iH- 
 Jf, ^t'l^wf, ^t^, ^T'Tr'f or #rm«t or ^fiisuf, arstft'Jlf, 
 
 •*. inr^, fm w. zi*«'i, 3rt»iT% g?% w. //. ti^ y. of 
 e. f^/. *li%-*ir'»W^ y. of 0. JUT »;i. ;>/. ^T»iif y. o/ o. 
 ?t% M. //. 1^ qST^f y. ofo. *If*JW»1 ft. ^Rwf y. ofo. m- 
 iw «. <tT¥^, 5MTT w. ^T»^, T'T/- ^i»f-««ii«I y. ofo. 
 ^ «. *TI^ or "hrfA^ n. *l««j-«n'^dt y. o/" o. HTStT ^ «. 
 ifTJf, ^V'n/. pl.-fK]^f. pi. «**«! or B?^-^r^qpI-!?r5f- 
 ^>T^-?*HH-?'»T^-&c. ^fit, Mi'-uiH ». m??'»f, ♦ii«si iftrT 
 *i. *TOf or MMHI »fPT H^, iloE W. ^/. qts^ *^ y. 0/ 0. 
 ^I^/. f^'m^ y. 0/0. 5?flT or 5^ w.-^Tf m.-^^ n. 
 Vni4^ y. of 0. HM^.'. /.-mTFtl /.-KTT<t7 /.-HTTI^/. 
 
 mCf 377TT ST %^#, H\K'\ HH «. Hl»w|, Hi4.H 'ftS W.-fjJIT 
 
 «. *cJf, fit ifw^ fTwf y. 0/ 0. wi(H f ni; ^^-frlW^ 
 y. »fo. %m^mm\ fhnii, 
 
 A Mund or good beating. VimiOm^ m. rmTTT »i. 
 3— Mnmdingly; teiaei, ife. «twm^, J!11!T^, Vl^W^f, 
 CT*™*, ^•Pm^, «r»*lf^ or iJH^IWof, *«Tltor JH^Ti^l 
 
 4 ( a mntical inntniment ). ?1«fl|, f*r!«f, VPIfvf. 
 
 6 T. To DifXAT, To CoirvcBB. foi^^f, d|T *?dt, drf^ 
 an*i4, aiiicJI, w^^, 
 
 ( » floor, Ac. ). ^q^,'iW?'Jf, <ll«II^I<Y/. w^. 
 
 7 ( a proclamation, Ac. ). fRZ«f, fPlfwf. 
 
 8 down, ( price, tenni ). qi^ ^-'i»f. 
 
 9 off, bach. t. To Bxtkl. p,«^, "T^TTt ??1^ X*^- 
 
 10 ( tiB>e ) — in mnaic. »!W «. 1?^. 
 
 11 up; worTc up. «mmiJi, ^?wT^/-*T?jpT?r/. ^^ y. 0/ 0. 
 
 2b Beat, ». n. pulsate, v. To Thbob. T5^, A"Hi"i l, T^TJ^. 
 
 •i-q6->l ode. «iM«i, <.UKU| or Joi^ui «</». 3^, juiduiul, 5- 
 
 2 against; rfiwA against. 311JUJ, 't|4+ui, iT?^y!-^3^T »i 
 
 3— the heart, v. To Palpitate. %T5tTI^, q^/.-«nE^ 
 Beat, n. See Stroke. 2 See Pulsation. [3TT^, 
 
 Beaten, p. v. V. A. 1. *ll<rirfl, Al+ti?^l, &c. dif^H, xf^lftH, 
 To be b. ITR w«. ^TT't, rTfim ^T'llr. 
 I. — a road. imrHMI, ^f^^ldl-MI, Ho6t^«l,<^<i<<di4Nr. 
 To be b. TiT^t, *1o&'IHui, *To5ur, '^f. TTof inv. con. 
 Beateb, ♦». V .V. A. 1. HKUIKI, s1*uiKI, &c. 
 
 I I. ( of bushes, for game ). ■^M<M<siTT m. [•JJT'ft/- 
 
 II n. (any instrument for beating or bruising) SR^T^ »'• 
 1 BEATinc, Beatifical, a. ^<<l*i, §?l^, ^<>(i|<^. 
 
 I Beatitude, n. heavenly felicity, v. Heaven, jfrp/ ift?7m. 
 
 The Hindus distinguish final beatitude into four 
 
 hinds, viz. ^i^vj^ absorption into the essence of the 
 
 deity, SEn^^fTT residence with him, ^MlSdl nearness to 
 
 him or being in his presence, and ^RTTtTT conformed- 
 
 jl ness to his image. 
 
 i: Beau, ». v. Buck. tiMt^ or #np c. ^^ c ^t^tM, c. 3T- 
 !; *4*IM c. %^ m. 
 Beau ideal, J{^\r\ HP1%?ft MP^Hiyi-ijf^/. 
 Beauish, a. V. BucKisn. rfl'd-MI, tfii<^K, •i"i«h<^K, 5JPT- 
 
 ; Beauishnesb, n. v. A. •^{\'^{\f <JM<^I^- Ht^^^/^H^''^ 
 ij or #s^/ 3T^^/. 3T*4«IMt /. 
 
 Beau monde, «. rfHt}l*rtl* m. pi. 
 j Beauteous, Beautiful, <i. ^^, Sl^JJar, ^.M^li^, W*',M^I«]^, 
 
 ; ^*nnT, g"^, gKR'IT, ^OTT, ?rT3RT, 'TV3RT, "itf^^nT", 
 
 J ^t?T, iplfflHtH, *iMC*fl, ^H5ft*r, 'r''5, h^, ^tf, *T^Y?r, 
 
 j 'T'ft^T, HMliH, i3*0^K. 
 
 i[ Beauteoublt, Bkautifullt, adv. ^'^, g?ftf*TH, HJHf^, H- 
 
 Beauteove9K88, Bkautifui.ness, n. v.A. <»n<f Beabtt. ?(T- 
 
 To Beautift, v. a. ^fPTfiTwf, gsffrfH^-^'^-tl^-^PTTWn- 
 ^-&c. ^T^, ?ft»TT/ yniiof-^, TrhTT «. VT^ y. 0/ 0. 
 
 Beautt, n. ^^«f n. ^^?«Tr / ^<\<HUII m. ;7T^«T «. ?fr»TT /. 
 
 Adventitioui or artifirjal b. "iTT^Tit'TT / 
 2 particular excellence, grace, ifc. l^^f ^^ f ^Pfif. 
 T^ m. >tiT n. r*T/ 
 8 a b. braulifnl woman, fl'^, ^^, dHrft, SRfVMMffT, 
 
 niTsir, »jisnRT, yi(?1^*ft, !TT»i^^«rT,5ii^'ft, lomifH^ft, 
 
 »I^f?T, »T«it^, f3^ •». fH?(>W / l(t?T?T fl. 3TC^m, 
 ff^pft ;w)/i. 'WftW, »itH^, TnftT, f'l'51'i^, f*f^T^Tf^ ♦". 
 BEAfTr-fPOT, n. iS[^ ^^^ fWfiqT Tft^Tt ^W fn^^ '«. 
 
76 
 
 Beavee, «. ^ N!T?5T«T?rqT snnft w^. 
 To Becalm, &c See To Calm, Ac. 
 Because, conj. ?Fi#, ^trR, ^TT'T, ^n(^, ^^Hartlf, 
 
 B. that. :??TT^?lf, ^5^, 5^3T'4T, ^^miT^f. 
 To Becuasqe. See To Happen. 
 Bechicks, n. cough medicine. <(>I+<H-«m*i^k* ^^T^Vf «. 
 BechOBA, n. tent toithout a pole. ^(=^\^\ or \i{x^^\ m. 
 Bech, n. significant nod, v. Sign. «%<T m. 'EffIT/. ^Pl^T «. ?- 
 
 To be at the b. of. ^^ 3TWJf, frf^ 3^^, 5fF5["t^- 
 
 To Beckon, 2b Beck, v. c. make a sign to. i^f. ^f!^, ^- 
 
 2 ( with the hand ). ^m^oT /.-^WHlrfsO /-^^^%?T m.- 
 
 3 ( with the eye or head ). 5foET m. •PT'Jf-MlrtUl, 51^'3^'T 
 /. ^Rwf, %5PTf5^ »».-%?ra%cT «i.-^;JT?Rf%?T »».-9^%<T m. 
 
 Beckon, m. v. Sign. ?i$w m. ^/. ^^ilTCT/. |STTTT»». '5JT/. 
 
 To Becloud, See To Cloud. 
 
 To Become, v. n. ^tiit, »n=r^, "n^it, ^. 
 
 2 of; to be the Jinal condition of. ^R/.-TftoTPT OT.-nfrT/. 
 
 -^^ m.-&c. ^Wf /. o/«. 
 To Become, ». a. beseem, suit, grace, fit. TrT'Twf, W^., W- 
 
 ^IM , ^R't, "Mti"l, r^ol'JI, Tr'T^. 
 
 2 tf^/i^, lehove, he meet unto. V\'*^.) ^R't, ^rtTcTT-g^^T- 
 
 Become, jp. v. V. N. BTr5^, '^, ?Jsim. 
 
 Beoomisq, ;?. a. v. V. A. 1. beseeming, graceful. '?ffM"IIU, ;§- 
 
 2 befittinj, behooving, comely, v. Fit. «ft"T, fSm^, 31^- 
 
 ?r, fs(r^, %^^iT, sr^T. 
 Becomingly, mfy. v. A. f^^OfO^, f^^WTT, ^jt%W a. rftfc?. 
 
 BECOMINONESa, «. V. A. 1. 7flHI<^l*<+t<< »• Mi'sni/. 
 - 2 ?5PT^ /. Rl*HMU|l »». 3?H^«r «. 
 Bed, n. r^tfHl m. ^/. 5[T^qT/. ^I'T^ «• ?TrT ». 
 
 B. and baggage-compreh. <^l<l<M<iPi n. Wtm%:^ n. 
 
 Foot of a b. TTT^ »»• MNrli or ^ or TFT'iTT or n «»• "TT- 
 q-tTT w. or '^ n. Ml^fjd ti. TT^iTrT «. TT^^ «. "?T^^ «. 
 
 Head of a b. 3^ «. 3^5[TFT<T «• a+i'W »• 
 
 To be brought to b. »no5<T |^, srgrT ^t^, #fft Pm«Jj. 
 
 To get up from b. fH^ 3^, 3T<^«-"i^i T^ot. 
 
 To go to b. PHv/luf , Tre/. 2T^-?5Rwt,3Tt^ n. TT^-uf, 2(t- 
 
 To keep one's b. from sickness. Pi'JIui, 7^, ^\^f- 
 
 ?rf!l'?ot,^TCH f^oE^,— to do 80 feigning sickness. {<\\m]- 
 
 To leave one's b. get vp after sickness. 3^ «T^ cTPT- 
 of , 33rtT ^^mr ^, 3tV5^ n.-3nfN /. ^ti't. 
 To make ( a bed ) qi«!^, <n!^. 
 
 2 ( aa of etraw, for ripening fruits ). an^ or 3i5ft/. 
 
 3 (of a garden). cRPT m. w^\t[f. "n^r m. ?rrirT m.f^ m. 
 Banked up b. #5% n. JU|'l| w. ^ff^ m. ^^'HT ot. 
 
 4 ( of a riyer ). Tm «. Ht^ n. ?tt^ «t. ^^tft /. <ffe n. 
 
 5 alratttm, lager. ^ m. r{^ m. ^^ »». 
 
 6 hold, seat, Sfc. v. Socket, g^ «. <TT9f ». gT;ft/. 
 
 To Bed, t). ». t. To Cohabit. ^5[lcqT/.-^^?T^ ».-&c. qni^t. 
 
 Bed-clothes, See Bedding. 
 
 Bed-fellow, Bed-mate, n. 3t'<<*<'INI BWft »».-Br«T?ftw /. 
 
 ^?T^«rr, ^^?Pfr, m^^ m. ^TT^Rnr >»-^f^/. 
 Bed-post, «. HHJ'INI-?3R«'^Nr-&c. g;T m. 
 Bed-bid, Bed-bidden, a. confined to bed. ^^Rf^^oETT, WR*I- 
 
 =qT, ?t<^K'(iic4 j^'jyiKt, ^jj'sfTvs'n', ^^^tt^, ^raJsptY, 
 
 To be b. g^spjr/. ^ or 33?^ff %ot, y<ii"ii TTif, 'f- 
 
 Bed-ridden state. •UtA^xf. 4i,'A^\^f- f^HB'iT/. 
 Bed-boom, Bed-chambeb. f^vn^rr^t ^^ / ^^^l ». ;iiT- 
 
 Bedside, m. fi)«il -^ l-=n+4 /.-«lT^/.-&c. 
 Bed-stead, ». fof, coweA. ^z^f.pop. ^zf. & dim. ii\iA n. 
 ^\m\ m. iff!\f. dim. «Tf3IS & »IMci «. Tr^ »». IT'T or H- 
 ■spp />op. Hl-M«(l or JTT^ m. T^^p «•. ?r?7 »». ^?sn/. ?!\«TT ». 
 
 B. with a canopy or top. StM<1rfT m. 
 
 Death upon the b. ^^ilHiul n. It is inauspicious. 
 
 Piece of the frame of a b. ITrl «. 
 Bed-time, n. fH'SJT^V^tk^ f fH'^TWH^ m. 
 To Bedaub, v. a. v. To Smeab. a^iT^'f, f^?f«R^, H^. 
 To Bedazzle, See To Dazzle. 
 Beddeb, Bedetteb, n. nether stone of a mill. <T3ft or ^TH^ 
 
 Bedding, n. Xf^f f^RSRT or firsts ««. ^fft/- ?T«R^T5I n. 
 
 The covering portion of b. "TnTCT n. 
 
 The spread portion of b.3f<T^^ n. 
 To Bedeck, t>. a- t. To Deck. ?n»l^, '«iM<l ^»T^. 
 
 To be bedecked, y^nif, Al+uf. 
 To Bedew, v. a. moisten as with dew, t. To Moisten, i^- 
 
 To be bedewed. <^«lKiJi, <^f^*)<«f, ^«l*i<,u|, g^rRot. 
 Bedlam, n. mad house. f<^Hl^rf1+i-^ ^fVinlrt ». ^s^tNi ^- 
 
 ^FTTm. 
 Bedlamite, n. madman. f^^T% h^<i<< «. 
 Bedunoed, o. ^^, ^pKil, ^^^• 
 Bee, «.— honey b. TTg»Tf?I^ pop. »T«rimft/. mi^aJmft'/. 
 
 JTT?fft/. 
 B.-nest V. Hoset-comb. ht^ n. jfl^ «. 3TT^ n. 
 To circle & buzz around, — a b. t^f- ^T3^. 
 2— burrowing b. »Tt^ «. C^rfrl «. 
 
 3 humble b. ^mpop. ^»TT w. >Tt^ »». 'Tf^ m. «WT w 
 Bee-bbead, ». {^ai><4l »». 
 Bees-nest, «. nest & honey comb, ^t^ «. 
 
 Bbs-hite, n. »T«?'miif^ ?;f^H^ M. jtI^^t^w. 
 
BEO 77^ 
 
 2 fig. MwrwiH^ town or ioute. ?W[T^ nt^ii. jjwiil «JT«. [I 
 
 ItEES-WAX, «. ^ n. f^T^^T or f^T^V^ H. H^ «». I 
 
 liven, n. ^^ 3n^. 
 
 })kkf, «. animal of the bonne kind n^n. ttT m. | 
 
 2JUth of the cote ^e. *TTr%-^?ir^-&c. iTRf «. 'T^TtfT «. 
 
 HKKr-wiTTKD. See Stupid. 
 
 BeKS, p. T. V. tll^r^l, iqR, 3TTrT. 
 
 BSKS, «. HTJ^ *ri?<1 ^^ «fiK-«ft ^ 3n^, ^t^BU ^ n. 
 
 BSIKBAKKSL, fl. ^tt% fW- 
 
 B««»-HOl-SK, H. ^ r^*0VMI ft^T »». 
 
 Beet, n. ^c to Benyalenti*. qic!^ o»" W/. m. 
 
 Beetu, m. ptwKt "IM STT^. 
 
 2 aM/Irt, rmtmer. nmr w. MI'KI w. 
 Zb Beetle, r. n.jut. jt ^. 
 Sbbtlb-bbow, w. ^ «^/- T^PT «5ft/- 
 
 'JSEtU-BBOWED, a. 'i'l «fi%, 7^T?T !f^- 
 
 BoTLE-nEADES, o. V. Stupid. H3aT. [ «#fT «• 
 
 Bebtes, «. black caUle. ^ n. pi. ^'i^n. pi. ikjC or n- 
 
 Zb BebaiX, ». «. Aa/t^M to, fertrf?, v. To Happes. f^Tfojf, f^- 
 
 jA, *T^, Tl^'f', •Ti'tfl, 5w!T^ or J}^<5t, (9'liui, ^sfOT, JTW- 
 
 To Betit, c. m.heteem, t. To Becojik. tntrt, ■HM»i , ?fNtif, 
 Zb Betool, r. o. t. To Deceive. tfi)<|U| or tf+HuJ, y+«J<Jt, 
 
 BsroBE. /w^, M ihe front or mivmnee of. yr, ^H^, mMK I, 
 B. Bad behind. KHT^J, W«l«l'i, ^ I MIJ\f^t» l f) , M«mJl . 
 
 P«>n> b. 5^, mren, flHi*:^. 
 
 3 in Ike pretence of. ^, H«r?T, Sfr«T?Tnm?T, ?nffr, ^T^- 
 W, F^ 'w ^RWT, ^^«ll, *)l(f<l<3, 'MWflifi, ^5:^55; or 3?>5<C, 
 
 "sm 
 
 [[ — as used of Brahmans. f^TH^ /. ^^. — as used of 
 
 ' Brahmans begging only of Brahmans. ^^ffrT/. «STW. 
 : To b. about in great wretchedness. 9H^ ! 3T5r I ^ft^ 
 
 I f^ST^t, i^mI^mI or T^H^ ^t^ f^i'ii-^n'Jf, ^H^H ^ff?T 
 
 I To Beo, r. a. ask earnettli/, beseech, entreat, implore, suppli- 
 i cafe, ^-c. f^H«)uf, 5rr4^, <<MuJ, 3T»l«'r, f^^'rft/.-ft^trft 
 
 /.- JTrufHT/.-^mi/.-ar^ w.-f^<T/.-f*T^nft/.-fiR?H^- 
 <1'y.-fH'»id«Hi m.-&c. ^T't^. 0/0. qratq^of-^ ^rnl^rrat 
 
 "n't, TTT M. «*T^, ^I^/. «^, SPT'R'ift'/. !B^, ^nft^- 
 ^H<(dl^ ^PT M. rimut, ^TcT w. pi. vnts"), T^ w. "TOT^, 
 
 2 a»A; in o/ww. Hl'iul, *<M"l, f^T^l'T, 3T''T^, 'ft^/.-f*RTT 
 
 /. *TpHf y. of 0. Mi'iun/.-<4i-=ni/.- sn'if'Tr /.- r^iVfl f.-&c. 
 
 ^^J. of 0. 
 
 3 atwme without proof, take for granted. spTTf 'Rt^-ST- 
 
 2b Bi^QZi,v. a. procreate, generate. v»1'Hfeju|, v!T?jt »». ^, 
 
 ;j^l«iuf, *I«<J|. 
 
 2 V. To Pbodtjce. To Cause. ??q5T ^J^,''^'?! 1»^, 7- 
 
 f*r^, fH?Tr<fP, 'Tr»nP,'T^'». Jrmfitn. 3r<ff.-in contempt, 
 anger, Ac. agreeing with a poor b. a ioretch of a b. a 
 do J of ab. /[e. f»i«t)K«i m. 'npif^T^TT «. Hi'll^+lfl m. 
 
 IiBiaediBtelj b. y<.viug _ 
 
 3 preeediny in time. 3?iiT^, <^, 3n^, »n^. 
 
 4 M preference to. ^?»t, pr. " 
 
 BsroBE, adv. in time preceding, t. FoBlfBXl.T. STpfr, ^, 
 
 artt^, 9f^t^i*[, 3iT^, iwT. 3n^, in^, mit. 
 
 A little before or aAer. 3TTf^ '^'"i^- 
 At b. ^jhrj, IWI^. 
 3 •»/«>•< *r iM adfoneo. jr, iftf^f, 5»?«IT^, <j»r»inrt- 
 
 BbtobbbaBD. o</». Ill anticipation. 3n»W, 3m»mf, ynSTT^i, 
 
 To be b. with. ar^/. inM»l, 
 2 h^ore d»e,im ndwtmee. STHN, 3n»ITlt. 
 lb Bcrovi, ». «. T. To Dibtt. ^T«Tfa(r, Smf.W^j. of 
 
 O. f^frtf-^^^- 'M\*\9rA,c. ^TTJT. 
 
 To Bbtbiebd, ». «. T. To IIblp. m^/.-vm/. n^lB^-FTra- 
 •i, ^«iMni ••. w^^ ^\^o^^^ tfr^, 4m%k »•.- fwr/.-i^- 
 
 Jb Be«, ». ». ;>r«rt»»« bcfpnf. »frc /.-^qiT /.-Ac. m»I^, 
 
 ?^, ?^WT ^n^^ nv^i <*wv? J^^rfW tf*^ »•. "(Mt. 
 
 B. by profession. BToft^ »». 
 
 B. ( of victuals ) from door to door. ^TT^^ m. Tho 
 victuals given, ^\^^(tf. 
 
 B's bowl or dish. f^RTTTT^T n. g«nft/. <mT «. 
 
 Beggars must not be choosers, ( dainty, Ac. ). ^-?rf 
 w ?^ 3T^ ''T^, snfRnft ^n^ anf'T f*JT^ HT»iSir ( 1^ 
 
 Crowd or multitude of beggars. f^q;i< «. JTinf>T^TT*». 
 
 Obstinate and troublesome b. ^a»TJ w». HSfnT^ »». w- 
 
 5C<TT, 'lciV(, 'lolHkl^TT, ^iftT ^'TT or «lut«i, Hi«i*iwir Or qtnTT, 
 
 fl«m«i, «hiivii #i*iWt, 
 
 B.-like trick, way, habit, &o. Ol%|4.>i(|«| m. f^*K4)(Vl 
 /. fM<HW<T«»T n. fH*H^i/. fi(«l<tf^m f*r%^ itf r OT. 
 
 To turn b. ^FN^/. vtijf, |fW 'sWt it^^ gKT ^, 
 fT^ <iH«I<^ ^Pnif. kH J. of I. ^T<ft MttroETw. ^, »ft^/. 
 
 2 eravinj pertOH. RPRT, HT^T. 
 2b Beooab, ». o. reduce to bejgarg, f^i^ rtl«(«j, f*TWft-^- 
 
 It b«jg»r» description, f^t *ftnt 5TW»inTft,fTt»mt 
 
BEG 
 
 Beogaeed, p. V. V. f*r%H c?H^3I, &c. ^sjfr, f^n?I«ft, s^- 
 
 Beooabmness, «. T. A. f^+K^oir «». f *i«t> l 'OM" l l m. 
 Beooably, «. wi<'on,/ioor, ^-c. fjT^TT, f*nPT;^^;jj»jyp5^ PTW^- 
 
 f*r'-*iKt<iotyi-^i. 
 , Beogably, adv. T. A. fH+i<MUii^', f>T^n?^mjft. 
 
 Beogaet, n.v. PovEETT. f^^^f.tm^f. H l M-hif^ f. 
 
 To be r.-duced to b. v. To turn beggar, under Beg- 
 OAB. *ft^/. rll'iuit inv. con. f>j+,Kwf, 
 Begged,^, v. V. A. 1. ^mS^TtTT, &c. *t \ ^r f. 
 
 8 inTMRi=^ HH^?5T, Ac. 
 Begging, n. t. V. A. I.— act. f^T^ «. sfHsfof «. &c. «n^- 
 
 T. V, N.— •rf. jft^Tmof«. &c. f*r?^T?^«. f*rg^/. 
 
 B. is a better trade tlian working. 5^a?fl^^ 3^oE- 
 
 To Begin, v. n. enfer vpon. ?5TT^, STRT^, m^H^, vdM-+*l- 
 of, Hfrr ^lot, XJ^'TT, 3TTT*r M.-sntH «.-3^SJ5TT W.-5|tT»».- 
 &c. ^FTut, ijor w. JTH'Jf or ^ JTot, "TTIc^ «. ^ %?^, TTT m. 
 
 To b. in good caraest. JTt3«r^/. fRW, 5|Tf^/. 
 2 lake existence, Icing, form., \. To Eise. 3TnTTdr, snt- 
 
 aV) Begin, v. n. STRV^, sTTt^, 3TF»t OT.-mt*r fn.-&c. ^T^ 
 7. 0/0. ?5Rwf, 5'1'?P^''t, Jl^vtT ♦». ^suf.«}^ ^. 0/0. et- 
 «ET m. =qTrIHT ^FT^ ff- of 0. ^5; sj^of, ^?.5mT/. ^J^g. of 0. 
 To be begun. 3TR«T, ^ip»^. 
 
 Beginnee, «. /^ro, notice, ifc. 5^^, 5l^f^??TT, ^rRraT^TRft, 
 
 Beginning, «. v. V. N. 1. & V. A. STTTT m. mtT w. ^r^- 
 
 ^«. s#mTOT. «ft/. 
 
 Oj-adual and gentle b. aTFTRT m. 
 
 A'ery b. tie outset. SfXJJTTt'T m. V{\\'H-<\i}i\ m. 
 2 T. V. N. 2. ««</ Bike. 3ipi»T »». ^ipH m. fl?5 m. 
 
 At tlie Tery b, iI»nTK'Tt, JoSifft, S^^t^'SPf or Jjaig- 
 |TTf^, 5Jfr. 
 ~ B. and end. rite and dote of a matter, genor. arnw- 
 
 Yrom tlie b. 'Tf^r«<IMItilH, "J^HT^T, Hg11|^i^, Ho4|M|(^;t, 
 
 In the b. 1^, qf^, qf^?m%, 3TT^, 3n?r, irpr»ft. 
 
 Very b. the outtet. JTiimtH m. HcETTK w. afn^TTTT «. 
 I. incijfiicnt portion or period. Jr'*1^t^ m. <Tf^Sfff? «. Ht- 
 
 78 BEH 
 
 Z n. anf^ «. gRpj/. 5^ «. ^or or iraR^T«T m. q^rWvw. 
 B. and end. ■M\*AA m. 
 From b. to end, v. TuBOUGnouT. aTT?nT, W^, 3m- 
 
 Without b. middle, or end. aT l f^ *^ '-MM<f^H . 
 
 II. elements, v.Eudiments. Ho!,<fire+I /. 
 To Beoibd. See To Scbeound. 
 Begone, interj. ^ ! ^ SR or ^^^stt ^, «7rf ^^TH ^rr, 
 
 ^iHrti ^n '^. [<T, sTvjrf^. 
 
 Begotten,;?. v.V. 1. JJUvT^^t^, ^pTTRT CHlu|^rtl,&e. srfH- 
 
 2 "^^^, g-AN^>rfl, &c. 
 To Beobime, v. a. soil deeply, spyf^vf or f^sfsfSt, f^dfiiSf. 
 To be begrimed. ^>^, +li'}i, fJFZ%, «JvS m. ^^of^ tt- 
 
 oET% tf"T8T. 
 To Begeudge, See To Geuboe. 
 To Beguile, v. a. trick, delude, \. To Deceits, jtt^ "'.-J- 
 
 ^, »il^vii, ifNJT »n.-^?5T »».-^Tr5T w."^. 
 
 2 (time). iiirf«(ui,«rroEuf,<rl)-iu1, v^|c4«|u1,+,<Hwi,i|)^H«n«F/. 
 
 Begun, j?. t. V. N. 1. & V. A. 3Hi<*lJirfi, '^Tt^%3^-flT- 
 
 ^55T, &c. 3TR5q', srn:<Kr, OT^tfr, g?: or ^, j^frr. 
 
 It has not yet been b. 3Tig^ Hv'irti JTlft ^l*<AI TTfr. 
 Behalt, n.parl, side, q^ «. cITF/. 
 
 • On the b. of. ^n€t, ^dTrTf, 513;^, 'q<\ci<Mlr|<, "T?T ST?!?T, 
 
 ^ or JnftH, <T^, ai'MI^', 3t^. 
 To Behate, v. n. act, conduct. ^fXF,^., «tl'l>Ji, ^^^t, ^i-qi^, 
 
 To b. circumspectly, carefully, &c. ^rpT HT^^-'^lrtui- 
 
 To Behave, v. a. ( one's self) v.V. N. 'qTOolf, ^r^. 
 Behatioub, n. v. V. and Conduct, ^ra/. ^1B^^/. ^R- 
 
 ^WFF/. 31M<uI n. STT^fT «. y<NK m. ^rf^T «. «)^"J^/. 
 5b Behead, v. a. tR% w.-tT% «.- St^ /.-&c. HKof-;??^ ^. 
 
 of 0. n^/. KR^ y. 0/0. »r3T »>. •«li«(ui y. 0/0. f^»%- 
 
 ^ »».-7ft«f3^ wJ.-HW+tid') «• ^PT'f y. o/' 0. 
 
 — in covert or cant phraseology. g^tTi-Hi n.^T^ g. of 
 
 0. f^H+Hrl n. •cJiRuf. 
 Beheaded, jp. v. V. 5t^3'3^%OT,&c. Hs'xn^l^, fw^n^ffi. 
 Beheading, «. r.V. 3R% Ji^uf «. &c. f?K^ti<^ »»• rft^^ w. 
 
 Beheld, ;>. v. V. Trf^^c^, 5rf?7rT, ?5f|l<T, ^Nrtif^iH, f^^pf^- 
 
 Behest, «. v. Oedee. 3TTfTT/- ^TT^^T «• 
 
 Behind, adv. in the hinder place. »n^, TT^tHRt, R-^ol/t^, 
 
 T?Rrf.. 
 
 2 See Behind-hahd. 
 Behind, ^rsp. at the lack of. »Tnf, m<fl'«l<, TT^tHPf, TTSt, T- 
 ^^, TTS^, T«n^, 'Jfe^ or"^?P?^. 
 Close b. Hl'MHMI, MliNIA, W^^^^. 
 To look b. M I AHl ^l 'TT^ST or ^otof , Pi<^|^rf|*^ ». ff^ 
 2 vrider the shelter or cover of. aTTJ, aii***. 
 
BEL 
 
 79 
 
 BEL 
 
 From b. W!<ftHHJH, TT^, HI'H, Ml<f\*|H, Mltt^^f^, 
 
 B£Hi.M>-UA}iD, aJa. in a stale of backtcardneu. HiMrt^ti or \ 
 
 I, HWAf[>iK. ^ 
 
 m To fall b. *n^-MI^MHi-HI'l-»,^H or T^\'S^:f^X 'ra't, 
 
 To throw b. *rrt-"TT^t*TPt-*TT*Ic5^t^ or ni'irt^t^ ?T^- 
 
 To Bkhold, p. a. observe, contemplate, regard, view, r. To 
 S«B. TT^, rffwu^, PA(iiJi, •H<('il*«f, f«Jt4l+''l, ^ff^, ^- 
 
 Bbbold, inter]. <T^. 
 
 Beholdes, a. <?«/yerf, V. Bouxd, <4I'MI, yniMI<\, ^*l<1, 3"- 
 
 Beholder, n. v. V. m^wiKI, ^, ^^?^, «ft?^, f^t^?1^, ?5- 
 
 BsHOLiiiyo, ». V. v.— oc^ <IT^ ». <H<<'^i-,uf n. 3T^Bt'^ n. 
 
 f^4l*H n. ^"jf fi ^t^Tor «. ^^3R n. 
 Behoof. See Astaittaoe. 
 To Behoovb. See To Become. 
 Beixo, p. T. V. ^W, anifrt, ^ 3(TO«Tt ( contracted into |t- 
 
 Bedio, ". exitlenee. an^^ ». ^I^MUII «. 3Tfi?T^ n. HTT m. 
 *T^ «, JWT «. 3WT »«. ft''«Tf^/. 3^<Tf^/. ?T?n/. B»^ or 
 
 To bring into b. ^/f'HIfl 'TH'f-^RrTi'f, f»T mn. ^, T- 
 
 2 • b. ad existing thing. ^ n. ir?3 «. "1%/. H? ». ^- 
 
 tV or fj^ MM. 
 The Supreme Being, t. God. ^T^^T nt. 
 To Bex-abocb, Bklabocxivo, Ac. See To Beat, Ac. 
 To Bbut, ». a. block up, t.To Obstbcct. ft^, 3mNT m. 
 
 2 wuke/ast. ^i^, 3n«5qwf^ 9TToE^-Ac. ^t^'t. 
 To Belch, ». a. forth; eject tiolently Jrom within. W^ jj^- 
 
 To Bblcb, ». n. INiT •»./ ^, 
 BzLCB, fi. i"^ or f^ m./. 7^ M. 
 
 Low or »oft b. 'j4*ifl or »j?^5ft/. 3Pf^^/. 
 
 Sour b. ^TR i^ ». *>M.«*'. m. 
 Beldam, «. t, Hao. «^WU<1/. irrtt/. ST^H/. i'sO'l/. 
 
 To BELEAOUEBf. a. T. To BE«IEOE.^Fnt,%»JT ^, ^fl^TTTTW. 
 
 *^. [ 
 
 Bblfbt, n. ^/. or irtTT/. pi. it^w^Nt giPTT /. M-t l ' I K n. 
 To Beue, ». «. gi*e the lie to. ^m-^^^:^■f*n^\-^^^n■Skc.^- 
 
 iyk^'fi\*M^\ ■•.-^*rtt/-'^'0»^i^ "•-TiTHfTTT/.-Ac.sn'i^. 
 
 2 misrepresent, mitreport. T^KJ >mrfwwt, ■JmfU%^ n.- 
 
 3 ealMmmiaU, r. To Aifxbbe. ^»m ".-Ac. W in/A cr 
 o/o. wttf- S'W'f •«'* W^ofo. 
 
 4 eounterJeU, mimic.y.lo \unkn.^^^/.^jM-Tl^gMfo, 
 BxLtxr, »i. er*rf»/, eredenet, tnst. m'^im/. ftfTW M. »TTW- 
 
 2 religious belief, v. Faith. HW m. f%»^H »». «T^/. 
 
 3 a Jrfte/', a faith, v. Eeliqion. HtI «. *t4 *». Hpf m. 
 
 4 persuasion, opinion. iTR »«. ^TT^TT/. *Tff n. gf^/. 
 
 5 oJ/>c< o/ ieJiV/. siT^Tl^'I^ m. fk'^\^^\^^^ m. «T^-&o. 
 
 6 creed. «r^<<R«l<<MWl/. 
 
 7 ( of a God )— opp. to Lifidelity. arrf^JTr/. afnf^^TW^ 
 ». aif^HH »». 
 
 To Believe, v. a. credit, trust. HHuJ, ^TT TT-Tot, f%»qT?r#, 
 H|e<4Hl/. ^FT^ g. of 0. f^s^m m.-M<«(^I m.-nm »».-r?T«IT- 
 
 ?: »».-&c. ^^-tr^, ^pcT-«?T-&c, sn^ ««. con. 
 
 A make believe. Igrt+Nufl'/. ». ^T^t^, |"c5/ t». ^I^f^. 
 Believed, ;. v. V. MM$i«r, &c. i%»Tf^, f^>q"^, «rf^fT, sr- 
 
 Believeu, n. BELiEVEfa, i>. o. v. V. ^ni+1^cJU|ki, f^^^m- 
 OITTT Ac. %»TTO^vTTt, M^l+Tlt, HMUIKI, ^T^HTH, ^iT^T^, 
 xr^Tf^, sM4l*)Hp*ld, liTII^, «T|fR^, f^>^Hft, HT^, 
 
 I. — in theology ( of a God ). 3TTf^. 
 II. ( of a divine revelation ). fll^HI-ft, ^I^HHI. 
 Believiitolt, adv. v. A. f^^^TO %f^, Ac. HH"j4*. 
 Belike, adu. v. Pebhaps. «»)<^ir^H, ?I^, sT^JT'ifi'. 
 Bell, «. qsT/. pop. ^f- ^ dim. '^ifff. qT n. 
 Clanking or tinkling b. m«im"IM1i/. Mi'iO/. 
 Neck b. 'Iciiji>ft/. 
 
 String of litttlo bells (as around a bullock's neck), trf- 
 Z^ l». ^'JRMI*/. MI'K*1I«/. 
 
 To bear the b. Je a /ea<fw. j^rtt-Ac. 3TO^. 
 
 2 />/<>/« 0^ bell-metal ( used to strike on) . ^jfTJ or §»R ». 
 
 3 ( of a flower, Ac. ) v. Cup. ^1^/. 
 Bell-clappeb, «. qft^-q^Nt c5Ht/. <^T w. 
 
 BELL-FOCJfDEE, ». V|k+<.U|K1 »•. yf2l*K «». 
 
 Bell-man, «. vi'l*<Mft'JIKr »». M«t)W^ or ^ft m. tj-iMli '». 
 
 2 pui/to wier. ^^i)«(lrtl «. 
 Bell-metal, ». ^ER^ jwp. irt^ «. 
 Bell-shaped, a. ^Tt^^TT 3<I*I<MT, N-lI'm. 
 Belle, n. *m«r< yo««y woman. ^f\^^ or ^^^p^t^wft/. 3^1- 
 
 ^ or #p/. nrr^i^ or #?;/. 1[(1t?^ n. 
 Belles-lettres, n. 3T^5'RRVniT »• 
 Bellioebest, a. waging war. g^ ^H<(U1U(, ^^HR. 
 To Bellow, p. «.— the bull. %^, «h>/ *1«<'^-^, «TT^, 
 
 2 «»// /oi«i/y, vociferate, v. To Bawl, imuf, amSr or 
 afdn^'f, 3TTT|»T ^fllV0t-'^<l>Kil-^t3'f-Ac. vft^ ^n? ^' 
 
 3 ( from pain, Ac. ) v. To Bawl. aTTTTBt or 3^K<u(, !?T- 
 V ». R'^, ^I*lflvf|, «n^<! m.-3TT#1T w.-3TT2pt?T m.-3n^- 
 ^ n.-lT^t'T "W.-Ac. «Rof, TOT in^ rr'f-^^RT'f , ^ ^- 
 
 To b. suddenly— a child. t4H n. vtpif. 
 
 To b. and beat the mouth. ^TiR^, iffWT/ /^ »TR^- 
 
BEL 
 
 4— the sea, wind, &c. v. To Boa.b. »H^, TT^, qH^t, 
 
 B21.LOW, Bellowixo, 71. V. V. 1. ^{*t,v\ n. 5^ «. &c. 5WT I 
 w. See the nouns under the verb. 
 
 2 nmot n. J^R't »i. &c. 3TtT5/. afklT w. J^JTO »«. 
 
 3 3ft^ w. 3TT^f?T^ n. &c. aii+id m. arr^n •»• &c. See 
 under the verb. 
 
 4 'KMjui «. Ac. T^TT/. T^ «. Woilot w. ^sra w. 
 Belloweh, «. V. V. 3. one given tahellowing. *ff<Prr, ^nfrTT, 
 
 4i«iMI-«(r, ai''l*)il+<<l. 
 Bellows, n, arnTT »i. dim. *fMil/. HI%CT m. »TOT m. <^t»i. 
 
 To blow with the b. To work the b. ^rmT m. j^, 
 Belly. ^ ». g^ «. jf^ w. 5i^ m. n. ^ ». L^/- 
 
 B.— allusively. ^ m. TR/. ?JToft/ ^=^/- ^TST «».3^- 
 
 B. — in contempt, endearment, &e. Ml 4*35 «». ij|<l«brfl 
 or 55ft/. HKIofl/. 
 
 B. — expenses. Qli<^-<i w. 
 
 Distended b. ^q/. 
 
 Empty b. 3T^?{ or aT^fTRr^ n. fK^^ n. ^K-^M^K n. 
 — with or upon an empty b. 3'Tr€f, ?^?ft "ft€f, pKloi' 
 'Wf, STTfl^M^'Ti or afT?T?rTn?f or cJTTf^ ^T^, ^^^T^f. 
 —with or upon a full b. *fTr«TT "M, ^5^ ^. 
 
 Shooting in theb. %ui/. v. ^, ^. 
 
 Stinting or pinching of the b. Ql-IMKI m. ^[m\lf. 
 
 Swelling or swollenness of the b. ^ ^"ft/ ^TTETm 
 m. arP'TTH «. 
 
 Certain combinations and phrases expressing this 
 sense are, ^ St^JT^ or sfTTT^ or 3N<ri, Qlil^ or ifW- 
 3 t^TTTT or SHRT 'TO^T, qRm«^ ^TTTT *l?c^, QlStfl fTJW 
 
 "TIt ?rj" ^^T^-dH'-ltOd or THTlftrl *rT# or iJT^-^sn^sftH- 
 
 Skrunkeuness and flattenedness of the b. is ei- 
 preased with equal liveliness. MI<1|-«A T^rRToS ^T^, ^\Z- 
 
 H\A\rh\^ ijaj, Mlil-ifl •T'^ '?I?ft, MT^ <'Hld<*l'« ^, HKI"^" 
 *T^r? n. pi. Jf?r#-<TI7^, or ^STTT^ «. pi. ^^^ &c. ^ 
 H^^W or M+l'^ft'H ^, ^ *r+I<ir5 or H^PRS^, M"*l<»<<l 
 /. ;?'. 'ra?^ or TI?^, ^[^{i^ or ^\^(^ f. pi. ^^r^^TTor 
 
 The threp folds across the b. ( from obesity or age ). 
 
 To be engrossed in providing for the b. Mldi^ ^^^t^ 
 rtl'iui, Hl'ily TR «• t^TT^ i«. con. 
 
 To go to the b. q^r€f 73^, >T?T?*IT'fr <T?<ff. 
 
 To have a b. to fill. ^\Z n. q^tw J^PTof. 
 
 To pinch one's b. ^ sfttTif, ^t?I "ft^ ^T^, slilW f^- 
 ^ m. pi. Mlc^iif, Midlril TPrr m. ^«^, <f)4+f4l «». ^^, 
 
 To pinch the b. to clothe tke back, ^i^nrr ^TI1fTf*t?lt^ 
 
 80 BEL 
 
 To touch one's b. Ml4l<l< JTR't, T^f T^^. 
 
 Whip my back, dont cut my b. Hldl^i. »rT «it?T^ ^vt 
 
 2 Je«y fig. Mi. ^, n. 
 
 3 bulging part, qt^ n. ^TT «i. JTTTT w. J^I^/- 
 To Bellt, r. «. swcW out, jut out, bulje. 'fm^^ "FTRwf, iprr 
 
 «».-5»TTTr w -&c. ^, 5^ ^t^. 
 2 ticaj, V. To Bag. *ffn5Eof, ^ w.-5ft^^r w. %ot. 
 Bellt-ache, n. 'ft^^jas or ^ m. qfe pfof m. q^j^/. ZZ- 
 
 Constitutional or constant b. qiJJJTT m. Mld^^ft /- 
 Bellx-band, n. V. Gieth. ^ /. 
 
 2-— gener. <ft75Tf«Toi- «. T^T^rm n. 
 Bellx-bodnd. a. v. Costive. q^^TO /Jop. ^^^jnw. 
 BELLT-PEETTiKa, ». gripes ill a hone's hdly. ^i^(\ f. 
 Bellt-full, n. "ft^TTrft/. "ftrHT/. <?t?:HT 3T^«.-^^r"T «. 
 
 "With half a b. 3T<5^, 3T'4qi€r, f5tH>Tr€t. 
 
 To eat a b. sliiH^ wlW'f-W't, 'CT^-*-m>l*I^-3fTT- 
 
 -&c. vJHUl. 
 Beily-god, n. v. Glutton. "ffeT^ ot. ^>t=«tt m. <fhn"4fm. 
 "fterT m. qt'I'n^m. 5^^ c- ^TT^ c. ^TJ^T^ w. f^ c. 
 
 ^nri c. tpiiR^ 0. q^T^HTV M. 
 Belly-timbee, Belly-cheeb, n. «it^^t/. 
 Belly-woem, n. MldRjfT >». 
 2b Belou G, ». ». ie M« property of. 3TOot i«VA ^-^^-&c. 
 
 ( as ^ ^^ farT% 3TT^ this house belongs to him ). HH|i)i, 
 
 JTT55 m.-&c. STO't »». oon. 
 
 2 he the province or btuinett of. 3T^ with =qT-^-&c. 
 ( as ^ ^TK rTrit 3Tf^ this work belongs to him ). A\*\'i[ , 
 <rtK<'<< id-Ac. aiyujy. o/'o. spPT ».-M*<wi ».- &c. ar^ in. 
 oo». 
 
 3 A(j»e relation to. rfIM«Jl', ^N*T M.-&C' arw^f, ^^ft-f'TO" 
 STrft^&C. 3T^. 
 
 Beloxgiso, ;?. v. V. 1. ^^M\, 
 
 2 sryicf, ^^. 
 
 3 wftTjrT, 3tni»T, atn^tft, ?i«T'*ft, ?nhft^, 3<iPi*, arg- 
 
 Trf, f^PEWft^, Ml<i-=(i, Rl4)-HI, f5T»ft, "TT & MTPTT ( in. 
 comp. ). 
 Beloved, a. loved, dear. v. Dablino. SHHidl, fsTT, imT^, 
 sft^OT, f^l?r?!»T, RTTTT, STIr^, ^f5*r, lft?r, pHltH^, 3Pft^, 
 
 B. by all. ■H^f^IM. 
 Best b. {^r\». 
 Beloved, «. beloved female, wife or mistress. 'H[h^ f. ^. 
 mf. ^f^HT/. f^PTT/. fP'Mdm/ sflfr«HI4tn.Hdi<H|/. *TT- 
 
 2 lover or husband. sn^Rm w. sfm^frf m. ^J^^^] m. 
 
 sn^sqr m. STTwtn »»• STFTfiipT »». sntirf^fft^ m. 
 Below, prep. v. TJhdee. <>(lri<^ or ^^Tc5rt, ?TT?^ or ^T^. 
 
 From b. iilpj^. 
 Below, adv. in the lower place. ?IT#, ?Tlc5cTT «. ''eo/. <H\n^ 
 
 or ^Tr5?f, ^, !^o!^, 3t^:, 3T<f^:, STTO^ 3iT«l^m«T; 
 
I 
 
 BEK 
 
 From b. ^T^. 
 
 Here below, on earli. f^t?t*ft. 
 
 The realms or regions below, nmico jMp.imi* «. 3T- 
 «ft^rti m. arJr^JR n. 
 Belt, ytrdZ^, n'iic<«re, ^r. q?T ot. 
 
 A leathern b. ^ra/. 
 
 Plate ofab.^pm?/. 
 
 Sword b. ^T5^/. qiTT^ «. <TTT m. 
 
 Waist b. *nmil w. <t>H<«i^ »»• ♦Hitwr m. 
 BawETBEB, n. Hl^<<t(4l*i<1 m. 
 Tu Bemoan, r. a. beioaii, v. To Lamxst. JJTT^ M.-^ «.-ftr- 
 
 IbHCB, «. lon^ teat of plank. <?t^ «. »T^ m. [ ?R- n. 
 
 2 teat of M judge. ^IT^T^nr^ 1T<t/ *T»n«T «• :^TmT- 
 
 3 tJkepretidinfjudget; the Court. fl^Ad »IIMl4tn. •»•/»/. 
 
 3'i> Bekd, r. a. i»i/7ert,««fti#.»fhE^, *lI+*I«J(,«ll*N«f, rtq«)<^, 
 
 ^mr^, vi^, »rn^, «irt^ «.-«n»i w.-^^e^ ".-'Rr?/-5T- 
 
 To bend the brow. *|>MWl«iHl«f^/.-3TreqT/. i'^ ^TT^. 
 
 2 rfi>«< /o a certain point. OT^, r'^, ?^^ »»• «i«i«l- 
 
 3 down; ( a bough, Ac. ) #a5H«t, 3Rr4^, 
 
 4 See To Subdce. 
 '% Bon), r. n. wt^, ^IPJ^f, ^t^, f^T^r, ^m^, tn<r.«i, ^■ 
 
 V ■i.-^t* m.-^m «ii.-^/.-*^/.-«nEw «.-ffre/.-&c. ^r- 
 
 of-^^ and with in. con. ^in. 
 litn, m.Jlexure, inevrcalion, curcature. fToCvrn. ^t^T «. ^' 
 
 V or «T^ «. ^/. HTl/. wni/. Jfn/.M. TffT/. 
 2 (of a stick, A«. of a road, river, the ocean, Ac), 
 
 ^t* ■»./ «. wt^oT «. «rt^n n. ^oEwr ». ^csht w. 3^/ 
 
 litaWDt, BE!fT,;>.T.V.A.l. «!«/ CSOOKKD. Ml*4J^.f«|,&C. MH- 
 
 IT, f^, f^TIT, StT^, f<nf^lT, H^,^fT, ftHH, SW, Slt'T^. 
 B. about, 6«i/ iM variout directiont. f 1*4+1*1, ^1*41- 
 
 '^*ll,^l*i«^H*I. 
 
 , and Intest. JTWR, JTWT, !Hr*lfi|ftV, ?rf*rf^^. 
 tityzATB, prep, if adt. See Below. 
 ilsyEDlCTfOX, «. bUttiny, or intocation of blettinj. 3n»ft^ 
 
 T)c]iKi>iCTOBT, «. expretiice of Ueuinj. ^IVftf IfCHI, Ullft^f 
 Bc5ErACTio5, ». trur/f/ eonferrti. 3^VR n. ^ n. Vr^n^T 
 
 BKnrACTOK, «. r<*n** oii < i m. i^ *n%< i l m. *r<tnn*< t i 
 
 BEITBncB, n. M 0ed4»im$tietU Utimy. Mi^^TW m. MKI^TW m. 
 BKVKncncK, «. t. A. I^N*!* m. Mi^H*H^i/. 
 
 BsxKncrjrr, «. 4:i»i</, ekaritalle, Ife. ^?m*K*, ^fWltrft, ^t- 
 ^Mf.I<», ^l*^M*l^*, |M*UH<, SdS^HtJf, T^^ITV, T- 
 
 81 BEN 
 
 Beneficekti-t, adt. t. A. m<1m+k^^^, ^«|^^, "kK- 
 Beiteficial, a. projltalle^ serdceable, tisrful, T. Advantage- 
 ous. siM*!^, ■ds*Kl>, n^<i'M<*,r^<i+<, viM^Tl'ft, ^T^+i, 
 
 Beneficiallt, «</». T. A. NiM<i1'l wi.-f^ n.-JM<4>K »».-&c. ^- 
 BESEFicrAiJ<-E3S, fi. V. A. ^wnftTOTT m. OTWfrsr «. 
 Beneficiaet, n. receiver of lenefi/s. vJM+KMI^ n. ^i)+,KH:M- 
 
 Benefit, n. kindnest conferred, grj^i^m. TT^^/. t^^R». 
 A public b. ??t«hlM*K m. fl«JTM*H «i. v^ni^Fn: «j. 
 2 profit, avail, use, jood, v. Advastaqe. f^ «. 3PT »». 
 
 aM<?i'i »t. yr «. *N<^I w. 
 To Besefit, t'. o. promote the good of. f^ n.-^tl^ n.-ift «.- 
 ^^T n.-+r*<|U| n.-&c. +<u1 ^. o/^ o. 
 
 2 ^ro/?/, avail, terve, v. To Advantage. 3it%^m. -^oTm.- 
 ^'T^TT m.-&c. ^t^y. <?/"o. toa'^A mr. con. J^uilfl %iit-'^lSr, 
 
 To Benefit, r. n. receive advantage. ^rM\v\ «.-«rt ".-^fl- 
 
 S n.-f^ W.-&C. ^pjf y. o/"«. 
 Benefited, /;. v. V. A. vjw^H, *}idlM«|iK. 
 Bbsevoience, n. disposition to do good. yM+K^fg/. "T^R^- 
 
 Universal b. *Jd^<<I /. 
 Benevolent, a. disposed to do good. mum+I^I, T^qthK^fj, 
 
 Benevolently, adv. v. A. 3M+K3^^, M<lM*Rg]fl^, ^H- 
 5^,»T??Tt^. ... 
 
 Benighted, a. overtaken hy the night. XXi^ ^^^T-3RI"T- 
 ^f^-'li>l<^rtl-&c. fH^iiinlH. 
 2 involved in ignorance. 31^HI^-Ac. »lt3^!HT, ^IflHT^, 
 
 Benion, Benignant, o. graciotu, lenrficetit, v. Kind, qt)"?- 
 ! Ifrft, qft'FR-T;, 3q*IOftt^, Tq*UM<, T^tq^T'"^. 
 j 2 6/a>i</, mild, salutarg, v. "Wholesome. fl|fr«|*, ^s^, 
 ,1 r|<1*K*, f^'T^. 
 
 3— of planets, aspects, &c. v. Auspicious. 5»t, JTn?7, 
 Ij g in comp. ^ in comp. «4<4t*<. 
 j Besionli, adv. v. N. «!q^, ^^, ^^TTJ^, f!<n?[^, ^T- 
 
 I Benionhkss, Benionitt, n. v. A. l.^T/. ^/. ^qT?ft?^r 
 ! /. jq^KTft'tHI /. JM*ir<H) n. T^WJVf^f. ^9R<Tr/. 
 
 I' 2 flrfr*l*fll/. fi^?T<»>K<»>fll/. 
 
 8 5*T n. 5Ht^ «. X'Rrf n. »Tt»1?«T n. 
 Bevuon. See Benediction. 
 Bbxjauin. See Benzoin. 
 Butt, n. bended stale, flexure, curcilg. f fijt or ^\•^. mn. UTT 
 /. ^T^ m. ^t^tf^J m. TWn/. T^HTT m. 
 ' 'ZditpotUion (oirardt,s. Inclination, r^%f.^\V^\ f. 
 
82 
 
 q^ m. B'nP m. fr?r m. ^m m. 
 
 3 V. Tendesct. qra ♦». ^ft^ m. ^ »». 
 Bent, />. See Bended. 
 To Bendmb, v. a. t. To Numb. «i1^-gHT-&c. Wf:if. 
 
 2 (the senses) stupefy, vrpsf 3TMof , ^f^T^PT w.-ff^- 
 
 ^TT n. ^^. 
 Benumbed, ;>. v. V. 1. 3ri^-fm-&c. %%c5T. 
 
 To be b. by cold. TTTSot. 
 Benzoin, ». — of superior quality. 3t^^^ or JStTpft^ m, 
 
 ■ — of inferior quality. ^ m. +=)i-MIA'i »». «fvf^?r ««. 
 To Bequeath, r. «. leace hy will. HrPToifri^^^^ fepT 
 
 ^^-%^, Hdci^K.r1-K?r^^tf!?KT-MdM-s(4.Tl-&C. spfit. 
 Bequest, m. leyacy. ^%^^ «. MriH-stir+d'^H «. Hrm-sjj- 
 
 To Beeeate, ». a. strip of, deprive oj. STTW^T, TT^^, HI'I«(I- 
 
 o/"o. f^TTTcEr %nmT-T%T-f^Tf^fT-^-&c. spT^t (as -jf^lTO- 
 
 ft *Tt^ 3^^^ %^ ), T^ ^FT^. 
 Beeeaved, Beeeft, p. V. V. HI'lif^t^T, H I Jrtrf l, T^m-TTraT 
 
 -&c. i?brti wJM r«(1<ri o/o. 51^ in comp. ( as JT^tPT ). 
 Bebeavement, «. V. Y.—act. HMH" I --P /. d l 'H" !/. ^IFWT 
 
 spTuf «. &c. %T3T ^T'jf «. Ac. — «/a7«. qi'!«("l/. TTTSropP 
 
 /. frm^r^J^'mT »». &c. ^rf^/.-Hrn m.-^dcii/. &c. ( in 
 
 comp. with o. as JM^lf-l/. VH^I^, &c. ). 
 Beehy, n. rf^M>l>oi n. ff^"P9r «. 
 
 Jeweller's b. (seed of abrus precatorius). JST/.JJ^TI/^ 
 Ball of was studded with this b. »i^JfT5T or 3T m. 
 
 Beeth, n. station or range of a ship at anchor. HiJK*%r<<I'l- 
 
 <=55i?ri^ ^rmr/. ^Ttrsj^rr »irfsiHMt fjnTnrr^ v»nnT/. 
 
 2 place for sleeping in a ship.v;^;^:(r^ fH^T'TN^ ^TPIT/.- 
 
 3 place or employment. W^f. 3<|«l*fl/. 
 To give a wide b. to. ^ TT^, c5Nl ^T^. 
 
 BeRTL, M. fi)<fvrir »».? 
 
 2bBESEECir, V. a. (a person) supplicate, implore, v. To 
 Beo. pTvpT/.-fK^nft /. firqclITRT «i.-rJrar?WTft/.-&c. 
 ^^ J. of o. ^IdiMNi T?!^, TTiTf "^^, "nT »». ^T^, "TT^- 
 
 *^wf\f !?rrot, ^r^/. «r"^, ^i^^-^^^rft^ ^mm. tTT^iif, 
 
 2 ( a thing or matter), v. To Beg, HI'lUf, ft^ffft ^^7T 
 
 JTR^, STTVot, 'TT^^. 
 Tb Beseem, Beseeming. See To Become, Ac. 
 To Beset, v. a. environ, hem in, v. To Sohbound. ^^t^, 
 
 %JOT, ifXT OT.-%TT m.- &c. vjIpIO'i. 
 
 2 »f^ at and press, throng around and tcorry, ifc. ^T^, 
 
 »ft^,%5dT, irqwr, %TT m.- %5T «».- »RT5r f».-Ac. t)i«ffl, 
 
 tpTTdre/.- fTTT3?tT/.-?5flJl?ft? or BU+rTl* /.-aO<SM|U| 
 
 /.-&c. ^^ ^. o/ o. 
 Beset, p. v. V. q^^OT, ^5«c5T, ^ll^IHat?!, &c. 
 Be-ettino, o. habitually pretting—A sin. m^Ii^nClUl, ^Tjft- 
 
 Beside, prep, at the side of, v. Neab. ^PHT, »irJn^, IT- 
 
 2 on one side, out of, not of the course, ^t^, d l ^H , 3TTT, 
 
 B. one's self. fi'MU|i<«-*<MI*<<-g^t<n:-^^T?T-fTft^- 
 
 3 over and above, distinct from. 3<?T, VToET, fii l ct r, HMH 
 or STPI^, ^ ( as HH<i5ld< ), ^t^, Rl«ll*f, ^'ft'T, siff^r- 
 
 Besides, 2>r<"/?. See Beside 3. 
 
 Beside, Besides, adv. additionally, moreover. snT^ft, ^s^ 
 
 ^, f^, f^TTT, 3Tf«nP. 
 To Besiege, e. a. lay siege to. ^T''f,^4''l, %^^ or Qt^-H-^T^ 
 
 -'^'M ^, ^ na.-^ OT.- im?T m.-%^?r «.-^ ».-&c. qTc?- 
 
 of-^ot, +iiHHI »».-+liHK m. sp^ y. o/ o. 
 To Beslatee, ». a. defile toith slaver. ^\^£^-'^^(^:^(^ Hol- 
 
 f^-»1of|u| ^iT#, f5ToE/. 41+<J1-'I1«5|_ 
 
 To Beslubeer.To Besiobbeb, p. a. toil with spittle, ^•c.?5T- 
 
 c5T3r/. 1T^, 
 To Besmeae, v. a. bedaub, v. To SmkaB. *rT^, %V(5of, fw?- 
 
 Besom, n. v. Beoom. ^<^«ft/. ^TTS^ft/. 
 
 To Besom, r. a. %Tg''ft% ^TTl^, 
 
 To Besobt. See To Become. 
 
 To Besot, v. a. make sottish, stupefy. yr-^^-'g^-Ac. ^^, 
 
 Besotted, ;. v. V. ^, ^, J]'l«(c?rfl, 'jpTf^. 
 
 To Bespangle, p. a. adorn iciih spangles, fj^fq't^f-^*^*'^- 
 
 fT ^^«TT%-Ac. ^ifTfT-^ntf^-Ac. ^^, 
 To Bespatteb, v. a. fkl^ m.pl.-^ m.pl. Tf^ ioith ^ oj 
 
 0. f i\ri\tn\ ^ »TT^, f^(^, ffnpt, fiis*i<("l, Ri«<t>H t«. \- 
 
 To Bespawl. See To Beslubbeb. 
 
 To Bespeak, v. a. order beforehand. ^ «tn^, +<««<ir«l«l4i 
 
 arml^ ?rt75 %^, ^rt^-^it?^ '^^, "pnt^/. ^^ gof o. 
 
 2 betoken, indicate, v. To Snow. ^??^^, Btn^, ^("l^"!', 
 
 3 accost, T. To Addeess. ^44>"I, ^^- '^^ ^S^i. 
 To Bespeead, v. a. power orw. ^^"Jf, f«r^7€T TT''!'. 
 
 To Bespeiskle. See To Spbinklk. 
 
 Best, a. ?ratpr-?T^?Tt ^t'1«r-Ac. ^tTK, atT^^^, 5^, 3^. 
 
 ^ ( in comp. as STT^, T^^, Ac). 
 
 At b. M<l*l«iairf|Hfl. 
 
 B. of all. ?nf%«T, ?T^f??^, ^^, 3T?5rnT. 
 
 B. middling, worst. Trm, K^m, ^f^^. [fl^l^. 
 
 To malie the best of hardships. its^FSTT ^I^ m^.^^ 
 
 Do your best.gir^^ ^(^ rf ^TT,'?I1+1«1 ^t^fft ^n, 
 Bestial. See Beastlt, Beutal. 
 To Bestib, v. a. t.To Kouse. ^nW-^?tTT-Ac. ^, 
 
BET 
 
 68 
 
 BET 
 
 Lib Bntow, r. a. confer, impart, t. To Gnrx. ^, ^ n. ip- 
 
 ^nrfoT n.-&c. ^T^ _;. o/o. 
 
 2 lay up, V. To Stobe. WSf^, ^ftS^m n.-^^^pT w.-^HTf 
 •«. 'FT't ^. (>/' 0. 
 Bewowable, a. v.V. 1. ^ 5PTT^-^-5?t»ir-&C. ^, ^ff^T, 
 
 Bestowal, Bestowiso, Bestowmest, «. t. V. 1.— arf. ^ 
 ^^ n. Ac. ^TH n. arTbr ». iiH^»\ «. hRisk^i n.gTTsrR*. 
 I. See Gift. 
 
 To Bestbaocle, 2b Bxstbidk, v. a. have leitceen the legt. 
 
 To Bestkew. See To Stbew. 
 
 Bet, n. t. "Waoeb.>3t/. "m »». |Tf / MPl^l/. 
 
 2b Bet, «. f. ▼. To Wages. "^/. HK'iT-^^tdt-^v^, qruT m.- 
 
 !rf?t|fT/. *Tot, ^/. iri^-m^. 
 Tj Bctaee, e. a. (one'a self.) v. To Eesobt. H^vm m. JRuf- 
 
 drrdj lOT/A y. o/o. aninot, sn^rm «. ^R^t, %^, ^^t 
 i».-%^/. "Story, o/o. 
 
 Betbl-xct, n. arfCB catechu orfaufel, — the tree. ^MlO/. 
 
 — the fruit or nut. ^m^/.M*! •*«♦«. ^ »»."^I^«5n.'j»ft'P?5 «. 
 B. nut, which has ripeued and hardened on the tree. 
 
 B. nut gathered after it hM f oil jl ripened. ^ a*. ^• 
 5T ». TT^ ^MiO /. 
 
 B. nut decaying without ripening. «^HlO ^rft/. 
 
 B. nut — as on the tree or before shelling, &c. <il73 »• 
 
 Branch of a b. nut tree. flUoft/. 
 
 Bam portion of a branch of a b. nut tree, q^inr M. ^- 
 Jft/. fJrft/. ( » piece of do. frrWl »•. )• 
 
 B. nat box- ^nqnc n. 
 
 Core or heart of a b. nut. ^It<j| *>• 
 
 Dunging around the roots of a b. nut tree. $tvr ?Jl*o6/. 
 
 Koe cuttings of a b. nut. ^ «. [f^Tt^/. 
 
 Fruit stalk of a b. nut. {mz : ftprft/- fin? ». f^ «. 
 
 Implement for stripping oflf integuments of a b. nut. 
 
 Sdasors for cutting a b. nut. frrTrlT ■•• ^nf^^ m. 
 
 Spathe of a b. nut. fi\n^f. ^X^m m. n*¥f /. 
 
 Tonog b. nut plant, ^[^^f. 
 
 Toung b. nut plantation. lR*n *• 
 
 Tonog and tender b. nut. qhtpft or <if^^ or «f(^/. 
 
 For Betei-nut prepared in particular ways, some of the 
 terms are VIMf>tt ^ift/. or <^mf>^/. f^^nft ^qiO or 
 ^^flft/. "Mfl^/. wnT«». or^r;^ ^<*i^/. ^^nT»»». or 
 ^^lT<t ^9\(t/. fWT^tt ^MiA/. orrHJ|4j«y. fTTfft ^TT^. 
 2— the Piper Betel tree. ^Plf^/. <rTsif ^/. %3/. smiTj^/. 
 
 Some kinds or rarietiea arc *Ty%a/. *T^ '?R'R!/. Offt 
 /. 5^/. »n»nft <nf ;»o^. *l^ ^H »• 
 
 B. lesf of the middling quality. m^TTHT ^H «. 
 
 Boadle of b. Icatcs (contaiuing C&O). )Cf^/. (Aggre- 
 
 gate of 36 ^i^oiV is ^iri^ n. ). 
 
 Case ( of bamboo, palm leaves, Ac. ) to hold b. leaf. 
 MMMS n. [sH^isi »- 
 
 Case to hold b. leaf with its accompanimentB. "TR^TT «• 
 
 Leaf of b. qpT n. 
 
 Leaf of b. of an elongated or bud form, m^^ TPT or 
 *ofl<^KMM n. ^cft/. 
 
 Lime placed to bo eaten with b. leaf. ^-m^/. 
 
 Pile of b. leaves. ^TT/. ^^/. ^\Z n. 
 
 Plantation of b. IPTT^T m. 
 
 Eoll of b. leaf, of areca nut, &c. firST «». ^Z^/. ?tf^' 
 ?5 m. qR n. MMMjl/. Some kinds or forms are. ^Wif^- 
 
 Eoll of b. leaf, areca nut, &c. — compreli. 4H^qiO/. 
 Some significant terms for this roll are J^'J^'T «. gV- 
 
 Eoll of b. leaf, Ac. given from one's own mouth ( to 
 children or women ). Hf^ m. «. 
 Vender of b. leaf, b. nut, &c. fTt^W »». 
 To BETnLKK, ». a. (one's self) reca// to mind. 3Tre^nF/.-3TT- 
 
 To Betuisk, r. «. recollect. 3H|(i«(U|/.-tn<ui w. ^tTTT-aTOwr. 
 To Betide, ». n. ie/o//, v. To HAPrtN. f«irlof, fHS^,^,^- 
 
 Betuces, oi/f. for/y, in good time, T. Eablt. ?W^, %cWTtt- 
 
 or t(i«(i{r, ^^Bo5 or fl^a^oSt, ♦l+liqu/fl, 3TT^ff«l^. 
 To Betoken, v. a. indicate, v. To Snow. ^Trf^,^^«ldt,»TT- 
 
 Bktoeeseb, n. Betokening />. o. v. V. ^^fH^^mTT, g^SRHTT, 
 &c. q^ & ^[]^^ (in comp. as ^^^tfl, ^^^3[^, ^^g^'ftor 
 
 ^?ft, f^^'^j f?rag^, Tn;^;;^, hR»<4^^, or ^h^jj^v 
 Ac). 
 
 To Betbat, v. a. deliter hy treachery. ^m^-f^NI+fmHM-fr- 
 
 2 dinclote ( a secret ). ^"n^-fsji-m^vjiHR Hiliuj-Tf^ 1T- 
 8 discoier, male manijett, V. To Expose. inTI-^^-Ac. 
 
 Beteayal, Betbatmest, «.T.V.l.^nn?J ^H^ n.Ac.f^»qm- 
 2 ^'<«|Ji vtivt ». Ac 
 
 2b Betboth, r. a. pledge in marriaje, affiance, qp^ n.-^T 
 |f^iiHq/)o;>. ^Tf*T«>im OT.-^Tf'l'lK «. ^Tof y.o/o.^Tnfn- 
 '^^T^fIf*^fTff'T•RfHf^f"WTfipT•Ac.'FT^,»mIOft/'.qI3'»f. 
 2 /a*e i« affiance. Miofl't RTwf , Tf JTrfHT^ '".•HT^^'^w. 
 ^^,7- o/o. ^n^TT n.-^piT^ «. 'Pr'Ty. o/o. 
 
 BETSOTnKD,;j. V. V. 1. WP^«T, ^T^T^, *?m<ifr^ ( UBcd of a 
 female ), lT^T|irr^irTff!T, «Jlf«»l«llf|fT, fJRT^fnfTPT. 
 
 BETBOTB1IE5T, M. V. V. I.— CUU ^'J^H ifTTt M. Ac. «rP?H «• 
 
BEW 84^ 
 
 2 — act. ^luO'f ^^ «• Ac. ijlHi,"! «• <<1J|1<^H m. 
 Betteh, a. The mofst idiomatical way of expressing tliia 
 comparative is by the use of the words for good with 
 |T-'^-&c. g^, g^, ^iT'Br, arffel'P, «PT55T, ^^. 
 To get the b. of. To have theb. of. See under Advantage. 
 Better, adv. ^, Vide remark under the adjective. 
 Betteb, n. a superior, an elder. Hi\^ c. qft^ c. ^ e. ^3^ c. 
 To vie with one's betters, zmf- Jl+u|, «J<hO/.-^^ m. 
 
 To Better, &c. See To Tmphote, &c. 
 Betweew, Betwixt, 2>r^^. in (he intermediate *pace.tK^.iM- 
 ^, ^^^., Sirs. 
 Betwixt and between. gr^t'nTT or ar^Shr^ or 3T^»T«f 
 
 or ar^Mimff. [^*^. 
 
 2 from one to another; — noting intercourse. IT^^, ^Ttrf, 
 The sense of this word is commonly expressed by the 
 
 use of the genitive case reciprocally, as WNI ^ ^t^ 
 
 ^ srrff. There is no dispute between him and her. PH'- 
 
 ^ H1?f Vf ^ 'TT^i &C. &c. 
 
 3 — noting difference. Hrff. 
 Betwixt and between, gf^^jf o>'3T«-qTT<-'^or3T< S1 H 1 M <ft. 
 Beverage, n. v. Dbisk. f^u4<|-c|[ q^if m. ^ «. 
 Bevy, n./oci of birds, ^nfr/. 9f^/. ^/. q|5T »». 'JV w, 
 
 2(ofgirl8,&c. )ig¥/.^#t/. 
 To Bewail, v. a. bemoan, deplore, v. To Lament. ii \ M^\n f. 
 
 ^^ g, ofo. Tfof, rrl^, n^K »>.-%^ »».-|j^ ♦t.-Ac. W^- 
 
 Bewailable. see Lamentable. 
 
 Bewailee, n. V. V. U"IKI, ^TT^^, %^fr?rf, ^^^, ^hf^. 
 
 7b Bewaee, v. n. m^-W^'C(v^-^^t^K-&c. m^-T^, ^'TT'lr, 
 Bewabe! ^*no5. 
 
 To Bewilbee, «. a. lose in mazes. MiHRui or J^<<H43t, 1o5V- 
 S'lf, tjldlot^^uj, ti(^*HuJ or M'^.M^. 
 2 perplex, Sfc. v. To Confound. i^Nlf^ui', vinf^Jf , Ht^- 
 ^ or ^MHui, ■^4>i\/. ^rf«)"JJ or 5»HTity. o/o. ^or 
 
 Bewildered, ;). v V. 1. and Ebbing. g^PT?^, IS fi^rf l, 
 &c. 5^>IT, ^. 
 
 f'RtJT, 'ISMHl, 6^1 jrf or 5qi*?5q^T. 
 
 To be b. ^n'RW, 'lrt«lrf''f, MIAKaf, "tiVTwf, "ftq^, »ff- 
 tloEuir, «il^(.or, 'W'f , ilN-Mciuj, ^1+^ /. ^cS'Jt or wtM y. 
 o/ «. nn ^T^iH'NT't or HHl«««l. [ JToTT »». 
 
 Bewilderment, «. v. V. 1. — state. J|ot>h'lI or »l*<|>ldr «n. ^- 
 1— state. ^TF»^/. »TH/. Tf^rs/. »iTaroE m. ^ »». tJRT- 
 35T m.^TT^rV/ \KmiM f. tTT^/ ^Wloft /. «ttf^ /. «PT 
 
 To Bewitch, t-. a. aject by witchernft, v. To Chabm. ^TT^, 
 ^t^ or J1|^r«(ui, HROft/. »<irt«i, ^^ «.-+«i'',|oi «.-^r 
 sft/. ^T^, ^ /-^f^ /• 3T»m -TSot. ««. fOfl. 
 To be bewitched. H^«B''f, ^T§^ «• ?^, 
 
 BID 
 
 2 fig. enchant, fascinate, v. To Chabu. HTT^, »t5n»f or 
 HfT^'Jf, ^T^ or ^J^f^, ifl^ »». vjlrf<5i, HT^/.-^^*)"!/- 
 &C. mrt«i', Hlf^d- ^5pfT-^tf--=|+*Jr*-&C. ^TWt, 
 Bewitching, BEwiTcnMENT, ». v. V. 1. — act. if\^v/i n. *nT^ 
 n. &c. *rTT<ift /. mf w. m^ n. nr^^pop. H'l^rft /.— 
 rto/c. 'fCSB/. ^ «. 'J?5^or/. 'fr^/. ^ m. 
 2— act. HR^ ». iTTTuft f— state. f^^r>sm m. H'^i.^^ l /. 
 
 Bewitching, a. engaging, captivatinj, v. Chabmino. 5?r^, 
 
 To Bewbat. See To Betbat. 
 
 BzroyD, prep, farther onward than, q^, »Tr^, ^»f, J^t, 
 
 55^, ^, ^T?TT, ^T5ft or ^^. 
 
 2 o« <Ae farther sid^ of. Hfe*^ 0»'^fc%*^, Tr^TTI, iJT^, 
 
 From b. qf^4>45. 
 That is b. grffttT. 
 8 ( in excellence, degree, Ac. ) aiore. ^, qT<TT, ?^ or 
 
 That is b. 3T?ft?r. . [ ^TT^r, 
 
 To go b.v. To Excel, t^ ?t^, MI'l'H!4"f,in'T »»./»?, 
 Bezel, Bezil, w. of a gem, Ac. ^t^ n. qr «. 
 Bezoab, «. anti-poison. Pj^JMi irtf^ w.^il^ ^t^CT. 
 
 2 — ^bovine. "fii^RT/. 'IICm'I ». "fra^ n. 
 BiANOCLOus, a. f^qsioi. 
 Bias, n. leaninj of the mind, prepossession, inclination. «ri^ 
 
 w. «. 5(1^ m. q«7 m. #R7 m. #5 /. sfrfT »». ToEflT n. 
 To Bias, «. a. incline, warp, prepossess. 5^^f^, H<*Rl<'i, 
 
 <?lrir*<ui', ^t^ M. w.-^r^ m.-<TtH m.-T3 w.-^o5^ «.-Ac.^. 
 Bib, n. y-iK*)! 3<l^<-? Hoi^^ n. 
 Bibacious, a. addicted to drinking. ^X^^i(^.,^^^^'a^:v^.,\f[, 
 
 Bibacitt, ». V. A. <4iiitifM'/. MI*lfe<<*H «. 
 BiBBEB, n. drinker. »ft ( in comp. as H^rft wine bibbcr. ). 
 Bible, «. v. Sobiptdbes. l^r^ffTW n. «T^^^ n. 
 Biblical, o. tp^^qrT^, ^nfjW^^MI'-f'ii <<<»). [*r^. 
 Bibulous, a. that has the quality of imbibing, ^m, ^f^TT- 
 B1CAP8ULAB, a. f^if^JT^hr. 
 
 B1CEPHALOU8, Bicipital, Bjcipitotts, a. that hat two 
 heads:^'\ii<m\'^., f^*<wf>. [ Ac. 
 
 To BicKEB, BicKEBiNo, See To "Weanou!, To Squabble, 
 BiCKEEN, n. <T^/ TTT^/. ^55 or ^(^sf. m. 
 BicoBN, BicoBNOus, a. that hat two honu. jffr^, |ftin, 
 
 BicoBPOEAL, a. that has two bodies, fg^, ^^fft. 
 
 To Bid, v. a. v. To Com.mand. 3TT|TT/. ^T^-^, «h'»i, ^- 
 
 2 call to, V. To Invite. ^T^t, qtST^, mi-«ii<w|, •(i^"i, 
 8 declare, pronounce, v. To Sat. til«i«(. 
 
 To bid adieu, <«*« /^ore. f^f^ m.-&c. %^. 
 
 To bid welcome. •Wl'ld «• ^R^. 
 4 propose a price, wte ».-R»»i<i /.-Ac. Wh*f-^^-«!T- 
 
BIO 86^ 
 
 To b. bigb. ^rE5 w.-f%»TfT/-<ic. ^T^-««^»f. 
 
 To b. up. tie at tmeiiont. iJlsVl^lHIil ■». «ira«f, 3tt^- 
 
 J3tif. Rra«>f. ^ [9. of I. 
 
 To b. fair, ^er a good protpeci. tn m. f^*tui-3TO^ 
 BiDViCB, n. y. V. 4. ^T^-f%TTrr-Ac. ^it»mTTT-<.tc. r»l-i^l(*. 
 Bid, BiDDHfo, n, v. V. 1. and Obseb. ^"I't n. «I«i<»f1 /• 
 
 HWt /. frtn w. r. ?Tfn. 
 
 2 Ff»I^ «. ^t'TT^ n. STm^TT »• f^nr^TT n. afTT^FRT n. 
 
 4 i?f^ ♦ti'l'Jf n. f«i-^iM^/. 
 To Bide. See To Abide. [ r^*^'H+. 
 
 BiDEyrAL, a, kwin^ ttco teeth. .^H^IhNi, f^tr^U, fg;^, 
 BiDVAL, a. of or heUm^ng to two days. ^tT r<^««tii-«ii, gW- 
 
 BlEXBUL, a. thit it for tteo yeart. ^^ «J^NI, 5^^, 5««.tii, 
 
 \^\A\ or^ a. ind. ^qf*^. 
 BiK«, n. f^fTitf. f^^f. rTT^ /. VH^r^ «.— in jocose pbra»e. 
 
 BlEBBEASEB, «. fTf?n «•• <Sl^*0 m. in\\<t^ «. ?W^T^ C. 
 
 BlEsmas, H.Jir$t mill: after calciiig. ^t^ w. "ft^ «• 
 
 B. coDglobated by boiling. ?|fw or W^^ or W^ 
 
 or WSH w. 
 B1FEBOD8, a. hearing tmee a year. jf^l+T, J*llO. 
 Birro, BiFiDATE, a. divided into two. f^fTT, f^M**. 
 Biroxx, a. of tteo form*, ^^ftw, f^S:^. 
 BmoiTZD, a. of tteo front*. JhIiI, f^3<1, T'W^tW^. 
 BimCATE, BiETECATED, a. thootiftg into tieo tranche*. ^^' 
 
 «IHT, J^I-wiMI, 5?^1^,'i|?BWI*ll, Ac. 
 A b. Hick, ve^f |«% n.'^f 
 BirtrxcATio5, «. 5^^ ••. j*lil w. jWRt^ w j^x% *. 5- 
 
 ifTi^ «. ^«< «. ^^TO «. /^W^ ♦»• %^ »». %"^t»l3 ». 
 
 Bio, «. T. Laboe. Ht^, T^T?^, ?^, ^^ (raoitly in comp.). 
 
 2 T. Pbeosaxt. mVj^, »PTiT, if'h'ft, nf^t, ^Nrf^wt^, 
 
 *IP^t*T or nn?^ or TPT'TT ( confined in use to cattle and 
 certain reptile* ), VRT or fPTt ( confined to tbe mare 
 and am). 
 
 To become or be growing b. fl^, im^ ( gener. 
 conjoined with fv^t and confined in use to cattle and 
 certain reptile* ), "itToEof or Ml-iiauf. 
 
 3 iamyhiy. puffed up, v. Pkocd. ^%5^, f^Mm^K, f^. 
 
 ffT^, f^m#Mii, irnr^^, yi%f?T, ii"»n^i, m*iw. 
 
 To grow b. ftTO>|«f. 
 BiaBELun>, «. ^wi ^tSITT, ^^*T, VntWT, »»»^, ffj^, 
 
 05^ I 
 
 BioBODfSD, BiflBBABBB, Bad dmilar eonpounds, See umJ- 
 
 rr Labab. 
 BlOA MlBT, • . nmmofhee Kite*. ^ ^WBtV ^WH ••. ^- 
 
 2 MM Ueie« mmrrud. ftrWT, «^flfil^, S^[l^> 
 
 8 « w«^r */ tew AiMiMMb. ^^in-qt^ fnnSt/.^[^f>nrt/. 
 
 BitfAKT, «>. /i« i«»j«7 twowipeaor tfto ku*Um4l» at enee. 
 
 W n. fkm\'fM m. 
 
 BIL 
 
 BioeEB, a. grf' m-.HId l-&o. 
 
 Bioors, «. child'* cap. zt^ or €f^ n. 
 
 Bight, «. ( of a rope, &c. ). <s^f. 5^/. %?T^ ». 
 
 BiosEss, n. V. A. 1. »n%7'iTT »«. HIdIi/. Hf^ /«>/). jt^ h. 
 
 BiGKoniA, n. trumpet flower. qT5«5 o*" 5^/. <TT^^/. ^n^HTTy'. 
 
 BlOOT, W. V. A. ^HdirHHI'fl-«MrlN^'l-&C. ^^^ m. ^^JKT- 
 
 ^ 5?^ jw.-JTgwT-Ac. 
 BieoT, Bigoted, a. obitinately attached to one's own opinion, 
 
 SfC. Hrl*)l^, »1dlfMH|!ft, ^PTrnfHHpft, ^Hrim^, ^^^^, 
 H**rt% >i+Mll1, »(+HMff, <<*^l?ft. 
 BiGOTET, fl. V. A. HrllfMHM »». 'STTtPtTPT m. ^Hd l M^ «». 
 «T^MISW n. ^^9rT^ «. v^^Hi'l^Hs^/. (J^hWhT^ »». ^- 
 
 BiLATEEAL ff. f^TT»^. 
 
 Bile, n. frrT n. 
 
 Bile-duct, n. f^H^rf^/. 
 
 Bilge, «. ( of a ship, cask, &c. ). ^ n. 5*1 RT m. ^»it »j. 
 
 2 hollotofor b-tcater. 'iHHi or MMn^or «lHrm/. ("/ 
 
 ^/orn). 
 To Bilge, r. «. THrr n. ^T^, »TT^ «. "T3% »«. con. 
 
 BlLGE-WATEE, n. iTTTcI OT ^^TfT ». 
 
 Hollow in wLich b. collects. *\HHJ or HHrif t or TT- 
 
 mi/. (or^/orn). 
 BiLlAHT, a. helonginj to hile. fMTlHI, f^^«i*ft,^,'^^T^. 
 BiLDTOUAL, BiLnrocAB, a. that it in txco langvoge*. ;(tHHT- 
 
 ^Nt, r^HlfS*. [ ^T^f . 
 
 BiLDTooocs, o. having two tongue*, jf^pftori^p^, f|;- 
 
 2 tpeaking tteo language*. JTT^, JTl'^. 
 B1LIOP8, o. See BiLiART. 2 having exces*ive, Sfc. bile. 
 
 B. fever. f^W*^ m. 
 
 To feelb. N-H I -tO ^/- ^TRof-H^ (^^, tT^ltn), 
 f^t^TR' v/lotMl<*ui.viHH*u( imper*. 
 BiLiocsKEsa, n. excen or vitiation of bile. ^^\l'6\H m, f^- 
 
 BiLiTEBAL, a. contitting of tteo letter*. J^ ^''ifv, ^ 3T?T- 
 
 ?Nt, f^TTffnf. 
 To Bilk. See To DiSAPPoiyr. 
 Bill, n. hook of wood-men, ifc. >i\Hr{\ m. dim. »1<<»fi / <n- 
 
 ITWT or <TraT m. <nt«5 «, ^f«i «. %l% ». WTToS m. ^^^ 
 
 or ^t^/. WftW •. 
 
 Catch or lodge of a b< ( fastened on the hip ). o^^ 
 
 2 ( of the Bhandari caste employed upon the cocoa- 
 
 nnt ). (HiAfl n. m. 
 
 8 T. Beak. ^W/ ^/. ^^ m. «. 
 
 4 actount of thing told, money due, i[e. f^fSrVT f^Wmt- 
 
 6— in law; accottn/ of a crime. STTTm^W «. afmWT^n. 
 <()^l<M|IVflM5T n. [ f*|^/. 
 
 6 written tt^itement, —gencr. «TV n. %w fli. JT^ft^ m. 
 
 7 ( of exchange ). jtf ^ttf^f jfr^ n. 
 
BIK 
 
 Bills of exchange, Orders for payment, &c, 
 preh. ^ 'Ttft/. 
 
 AccoptaDce of a b. ♦(«t)i< m. 
 
 B. as yet unaccepted. i:-\i\§{\/. 
 
 B. at sight. XUFt f^/. ^^Jft f^/. 
 
 B. given in llt^u of a b. lost. ^/. 
 
 B. payable to bearer. Tll^^tn ^ftf- 
 
 B. payable only to purchaser. tFTt^m^I ;^^/- 
 
 B. receipted and remaining with the person cashing 
 it. i^t^ or m^ m. 
 
 B. upon one to whom cash or a good b. ia Bent to 
 ensure his honoring of it. H^ufl^fl/. Good b. or cash 
 bO sent. t5^ijf «. 
 
 Charge made on acceptance of a b. ^TOTTT^ or ?PFTlf /. 
 
 Endorsement of a b. ^^FTT m. [^/. 
 
 Porfeit upon the dishonoring of a b. H+Kl^or^^U- 
 
 Letter of advice of a b. passed, tfe/. 
 
 Letter of advice pasted to a b, tiWf£\f. rf'Wrfl'^H)- 
 JT «». t^'HMN »». 
 
 Price paid upon a b. ^4U||«tot/. ^sH<'(/. 
 
 Eejection of a b. ?T«PH; w». 
 
 To accept a b. fl+|<ui. 
 
 To dishonor a b. ?l<PR^, f«S<.«l'5t. 
 
 To present a b. ^^/- ^5R>Jt. 
 
 8 ( of lading ). ><<dl^-=n<4l^ /• *>TWtV^ «. *rf^?T «• 
 
 9 ( of divorce ). ^iS<-Tr! n. ^^.-A-n n. ♦TlsP^^/. 
 
 10 ( draft of a law ) <ibl*«4Nl-iHI*MI ??TIT m.-f^^ m. 
 To Bill, v. ».— of birds. ^""iVlO rfHlrtl*ft/.-^l*llrtl«l/. ^- 
 
 Billet, «. v. Note. fsf^/. ^R^/l«gT «». 
 
 2 T. Ticket. =^^F?ft/. 
 
 3 ( of wood ) V. Loo. aff^ m. rfm. ^mitf. sffs^/. 3Tt- 
 5^ M. 3lt3% «. THSTT w. irt^ «. i)"!*! »». dim. eMt/. 
 JfT% «. SR% n. fHrRET »». [ ^rJr. 
 
 To Billet, v. a. f^^^ I /jpi.-N+rM I ^/. ^^T T^Tn^%^-«ft- 
 BiLLET-DOCx, «. love letter, <f>|Mc4<'J ♦». H<\ici<j( «». sftfH^n. 
 
 BiLLIABD, a. '?|<i1(i->i<<l ^31^. 
 BitLIAKDS, «. '\\iH t'ETT %o5 w». 
 
 Billion, «. JT^TT^ m. «. 
 
 Ten billions. ^ »». TT?? »». ( This term is taken both 
 for 10 and for 100 billions). 
 
 Hundred billions, vin^fir m. ^^ m. 
 Thousand billions, a^ n. 
 Ten thousand billions, n^zf m. 
 Hundred thousand billions. 'RT'J «. 
 Billow, n. t. Wave. ^5t/. ^ett5 «. q^ «i. [<md>\zm. 
 Swelling and dashing of billows. <«|oi«|oi1/. intens. ^■ 
 Bi.N-, «. ( for corn ). «»>oi'll ♦». 'J^'W or q>f^/. dim. q^tjpj- 
 ?i{t/. &. ^ mn g n. fS!^/. HtrT m. ^>To5T m. dim. ^t«T*V- 
 qra^ n. TRT «. 
 BiXAEY, o. composed of two. |^, f^^uf. 
 JTo Bi>i), V. o. confine with bond*, gener. T. To Tie. qt^Tmf, 
 
 BIO 
 
 ^g.ofo. 
 
 2 cotifine, cohibit, V. To Bestdain. 3ll+,otwf, ^^«I5T *.- 
 3TT^tM n. ^j^of, ire^, STToET «.- aTToErat«TT W.-&C. UlrfV^i^ 
 8 enwrap, v. To Wkap. if^ot, Fl^of , 3n^T#, jSToEof. 
 
 4 oUige by oath, promise, duty, law, ^c. «lttTot^ *rt'^ 
 
 aro^ot-arriM, "ttt «i. ^z. srt«rjT ^^-^h^^, <TRt?i ^Ysr «. 
 ^, afTT^rf ^nH'if, fq^-cTT/. />/• srt«^ ^wr. 
 
 5 (by kindness or favors), oblige, make beholden.V^^ 
 or sffq^JT ^of , f^^n ^, f^Hf^'ff ^'jf, viM1>K*l5-vJM*rl-f»T- 
 ^r-3ft?TToET-&c. tp^TT ^^, y^TT sp^^T ^. 
 
 6 waie costive, cotuiipaie. ^ n. ^ ^Rwf y. of o. ^^cr 
 «T^7^ ^'if, HrtlH'iiH w. qjioj- y. o/. 0. 
 
 7 — as sheaves, &c. ^9t, ^dldiJi, ^dlotufl'/. «J)<ut. 
 
 8 ( a book ). ifftr^, sn«?wrt/. ^^. {jvi ^fqdr, 
 
 9 around, v. To Gibd. sTf^rif, ^iloiof, %^, 55T3<iif, 3^ 
 10— magically, sft^r^. [ cJl^. 
 11 /o«<en teith a band or Iprder. qT^/.-ntCT m.-t^^^f. 
 12— tightly, forcibly, v. To Tie. !R)<if^!R^p^of, ^^ 
 'hH'Ji or +i+'q[H-^-=(«hl4H-&C. 5ltq^-3l'|OTf-3T^o5^-4c, 
 ^^^^ ST^osdr-aft^ &c. 
 
 18 to, unto, at; v. To Tie. ^^^of or ^TOffT "rt^T^, T?' 
 
 ^ or wR^ srftT^, di'liul. 
 
 14 ( over ). ^vftt ^»*<infl4i H-^ri*l «. ^. 
 Bindweed, n. eonvohulus turpethum. WSriit/- rTi «- 
 BiNDEB, «. bandage, q^/. 
 
 BiNDEKG, a. V. Obligatobt. »rt t|U|H l, 5R^?THTPft^. 
 BttTDiNo, n. V. V. 1. — act. ^t^^ n. ^^ «. &c. »lt«T w. Jt- 
 
 2 — <7c<. 3tp^5t. «. Ac. Pnqv=7 «. 3ti*s^ «. f^nr^ «. 
 
 3 — oc<. q^wf w. nsicS'if «. &c. 
 
 4 — act. qf^ ». nV^ n. >fi^ ^ «. Ac. 
 
 5 — art. «lhl^ M. f^+H ^ «. Ac. 
 
 6— act. «r55Fre ^^ «. HrfN<i*T «. MpJIH^H «w 
 
 7 — act, %7ujf «. ^iloiwj n. ^'dloiuft/. 
 
 8— ««<. mq^ ». «ltqwft/. 
 
 Cost of b. «ftyuii«(c&/. 
 9 — act. iffq^n. ^^uf ». •j$i«u( ft. A-c. 
 10— a<;<. irfq^ «. 
 
 11 — «(rf. nt€t/. H*\-A\ rfH<j| «. 
 
 12 — ac<. ^RTwt «. +<*■«( ui ». &c. 
 13— «c<. Nsm^iif «. >^'<+uj «. &c. 
 
 I. Jajki, ^c. V. Bandage, ift/- 
 
 II. tie, fastening, v. Tie. «f^ m. ^ «• W^ «• WST »». 
 
 III. for edge of cloth. HM^ifl /. "it^ ««. "Tt^ »♦. 
 Binnacle, «. »iri»)HK^l {l+H-m^ft^/. 
 BiNOCULAE, a. that has two eyes. JjtoE^n', f^^^i ^^■ 
 
 2 ( telescope, &c. ) ^ gi |ottjh<<| tprnT^T, %Mg;«r[S*<>ft. 
 Binomial, «. <Aa< io* ftco members, f^^, I^m^jhi^. 
 
 BlOOBAFBEB, ». ^R->l*<uF*, '^R->(«<U^H+Tlt, ^^f^SpFf^T «• 
 
 BiOQBAPHicAL, a. V. N. =^^ra^r^, ^R^iuh*<«i«^, '^- 
 
 r<-9i*<''i+-Pi*vH4-&c. 
 
 I BiOGBAPHT, fi. hittory ofapirficular ferten. ^R'it«<wi'i »». 
 
BIS 87^ 
 
 })iriXOV3, a. that bringt forth two at a birth, ^^^^^^^f^^^^. 
 JiaxXtTTZ, a. that u divided into ttco part*. JTin, 5^5, f^- 
 
 BIT 
 
 BiPKD, n. JMNI^I irnift- 3ft^ in. [I^-'Kui, 
 
 BiPKD, Bipedal, a. that hat licofeet. yn'ft, JMWNl, 1^^, 
 BIR55ATK, a. ^q^TT^, f^^, 
 BiPITALOOS, a. f^j^. 
 
 Buck, «. ^ w. 
 
 Bud, ». <rfa5; «». "??ft »•. ^n m. ^^r »». Trtn m. V^P{ m. 
 — in contempt, &c. it^T^ «. 
 Certain of the common birdt are ^^3T, ^T3T, Bt'TTT, 
 
 »^, 'H'TT, r^T^, *i»l«, HMt*<of1, "?r4W7, afT?T, f^- 
 A b. in the hand is worth two in the bush. «i[f|t(| ^ 
 
 That has been pecked by birds. IT^T^T^, «rf?T^^%- 
 
 Birds of a feather. «(*MI*flf\-4f 'tMf, H^MHI'lfl-f j TT- 
 
 :BtaD-CAGK, ». f^^TTT »•. TtlTTT «. 
 
 Bau>-CATCHEa,>i.qp^TqTT«fr'/i. ^nrft«. <5t%'TK'4t»». m^fSf^c. 
 Bm>-LIKE, fi. fs**! »«. f-M*!''.! m. rH*I^/. 
 
 Stick covered with b. f>mii;t /. 
 Bixd'i btb, «. — view. w;j?t SH»<<I^I, <(*^fl^ «n^»^T^, ^- 
 
 BiBl>«-5SST, *. T. Nest. ^ «. qi«<|-m ^ttH' m. V^^ jt «. 
 Btno, ». eominy into life. 3TS»T mn. JPTfcT/. ^tt^t m. TJ^ 
 
 •I. opT^ II. "^^rer/. 3nf?T /. h^ w. ^>K\^ m. *?%/. ipw 
 
 m. TfA\f. 
 
 A former b. ^.il-Mmn. HjiMI ^T'JT »n. MI*|<1*H )IMI. 
 
 A genius from b. f l >^^<*i|^ . 
 
 Another ( past or future ) b. vH . n4|d^ n. ^>q^,H mn. 
 
 B. life, and death. 5?lfn-fir»lff» f^^, ?m-<rT?rsT-'nn. 
 
 B. Being ( or Life ), Decline, and Destruction. ( the j 
 four stage* of % creature ). 3P|^, 3TO^, 3TqfT^0T, STTI^. ji 
 
 B. aKatn. B. after death. J^^bH m. n. ^.fi X A'H «. atr- i 
 
 Bj b. 3T»»m:. || 
 
 From b. ^PRTTTqsT, MM^H , *<M'MMJfw , ^HM^MH^fS I, !| 
 
 In b. m and from the natal hour. 3TW ( as. blind ! 
 from birth, 4M4^4*IC(; poet from birth y<-< l fl% f^; and i 
 
 «ivifi^f)n, a^^nrg^T, 3^3pw»tit, •jsji^hW, g'rspT- !| 
 
 infll, Ac. ), 9I»K in comp. ( as Of»»Tfl»ft, Ae. ) li 
 
 In the pr«Mnt b. ff^iwft or f|a»»ift'». |j 
 
 In, throoRh, dnrii>([, Ac. all one's births. «|»iP|s>rtJT- i| 
 
 New b. regeneration. HHM-Htn. jji'>n'*i nt. 
 
 Seat or place of b. ^FTfiTR «. vFRT^^Tc? «. SPT^ "i. 
 qtfSr/ 
 
 Star of one's b. vH*m'h'( «• ^T^TT «. 
 
 TJntimely b. 31+H>^<-*4 n. m. 
 
 Acquired in some preceding b. ^«f3FJTTpSf?T, 'jJ^'hi- 
 
 ^. [5fl«To6T. 
 
 Blind from b. ^JT«Tt«T, »PTfff, ■^'MNI at^oST, 3TI?ft^I 
 
 Luckless or wretched from b, ^I^H^^ST. 
 
 Poor from b. ^'Hi^R^% vTJTTPr^rtt or \»i'HHI ^^- 
 ^•hiO-^Tra-t^-Ac. 
 
 Eich, fortunate, &c. from b. l^'sftJTrf. 
 
 Sickly from b. vd'Mil'ft or vd'MMI d*!^, ''IRft^ ^"ft, 
 
 That is from b. 3pjn^. 
 
 To blame the author of one's b. vJ-Hlfl vj|rfU|K|^ tf- 
 
 To give b. to. st^tt m. ^. 
 
 2 extraction, descent, v. Family, ^pft /• W\f- 3^^ 
 /. f^t^/. r^sr^l tn. 
 
 Noble or high b. SP'f^TO'TT/- SfTlfSTTfT ». 
 
 Of pure b. mWT, f?^, 'H^n, «T5[lf^g5, ^?fr«f. 
 
 3 Mify 6om. q'fT n. 
 
 4 bringing forth. ^!HH «. ^f^ /. SHT^ »»• ST^f^ /• ^f' 
 ^\tjif ^ [iPinfe /. 
 
 BlETH-DAT, n. vdr>4l^«I^ W. vil'Hf^HW. ^I«IX«^ «• •d^'AtiWI. 
 
 B. ceremonies. ^qk?T «• ^its/. srr?«ftff »». 
 
 BtBTO- PLACE, n. 3l?flljftT/. 3J?»TF<aM «. ST^K^TI^T/. 
 BiHTH-BIOHT, «. <H'H*lpl*rM>R »«• ^'^"'^^fT^^ m. 
 
 Biscurr,«. fn ^^d «. ( corruption of the English word. ) 
 2b Bisect, v. a. cut into tico parts. ITFT^, ^kl ^ST^, 5^" 
 
 ^y 5>pt?/.-f§VT'F^ n.- ^vft^JJT^ ». ^r^g. of o. 
 Bisected, p. v. V. |»m^3!T, ^»TPT, l'^, f5tJT?^,l[,tft??H. 
 Bisection, n. v. V.— ocf. 5*rM n. S'Ptl/. f|yTOT<^ n-lf- 
 
 tn*<ui n. 
 Bishop, n. «T»rf'=^T9T «. f*(?r>T «. 
 BisnoPBic, n. fUTm^ ^TTTT/.-y^ «. 
 
 2 rfi'of M<r f^nrr^TT aify'PHKfllrt'HI JTtyf m. 
 Bison, n. icr m. »l^^ w. 
 BisuLCOUs, a. cloven footed, f^^l*. 
 Bit, n. morsel, mouthful. Vjm pop. ^^ m. m^ m. 
 A tid b. Qirm »». 
 
 2 ;n>c<f, gener. 7^%[ m. dim. g^/. J'HPT »». ^ «. ^f- 
 
 I n. dim. ^M^ n. ^TTT/. ^ItW «. TI^3 «. ^OT »». q;- 
 
 — in the sense of the imtdlest partide, or th* least quan- 
 tity, and of the grade and with the power of such 
 words as jot, iota, whit, grain, tittle, scruple, ace, parti- 
 cle, pin's head. ^I^t^, Vtif^, jflSMT, H^rt^rM, Hftm- 
 
 OlIrT, ^WT, ^^. 
 A b. Not a b. in ( or not in ) the smallest degree ^- 
 
BIT S 
 
 T^n TTff, ^tft ^ TT^, &c. As these phrases, like At 
 
 all, demand the negative construction, See Not, Nose. 
 
 B, by b. rflctfO's, ^n:. [5Jn, 
 
 3 (of a thing broken) v. Feagment. ^^FTTot. ^«, V^- 
 
 4 (of a bridle), ^nm/.m. Mr?pj^(u\n. 
 
 B. shaped like an axe. <p=^l^lrf'IIM»i. 
 
 B. -with four rings. +ilo(^ or +4lw*^lrt'llHm. 
 
 Rough b. B. with spikes and points. +i^ijJMIH»». 
 
 Under chain or strap of a b. ^i'hi^f. 
 To Bit, v.a. cTkf?r 3Rm »». ^m^. 
 Bitch, « frfft/. grft/. «fPft/. 
 iTo Bite, p. a. =srnrdT, 5^, ^rNiM.-5t^m.-5mT»». ^^f, ^^ffJ.- 
 
 To b. the lips. ^(T affem. ^TT't-'Sfrwot. 
 2 — as cold. ^TT'I, ?ff«nif, SiPlSr inv. con. 
 '3 — as pungent substances. ^4f<'4*iu]i, ^^^ ?rFJl^. 
 4 <rick, gull, t. To Deceive. "F^T^, 55^,<pj^, fr?5Tm.- 
 ^, HS'H'ld /.-4)^'l*<«)d /.-<»>'^«|U|+/.-4>4qoT/. JR'jf, gi^- 
 
 5 — as speech, &c. sting, cut. ^fsi^, ^sfTof, ^^, ^^, 
 
 6 — snake. ^T^, 5^Sr, j^of, ^f«I^, ?(T^. 
 7 — ants, fleas, bugs, &c. 5ff«n^. 
 
 — fiercely or eagerly. jf^uT, rT3<Tf or 3t ade. cftS't, ^"T- 
 ^ut or v\\-^z^Z or jt-xiui|^<JI-«|U||Uli-^^r^--M4l''-i-?raTcT- 
 f-<isisi-&c. ^tS^, 
 
 8 — esp. of a horse. 5^, xH^uj, i^w. jppuf. 
 Bite, w. See Bitixg. 2 ^ar^ i!»»V^c«, ifowwrf wa(/f, S{c. ^T^ 
 
 3 |»«ece J/«e» out, (esp. of flesh). cT^T^w. f!^^»». ?5^- 
 ^m. c^M. ?5T*Tr»n. v. %, ffri, ^FTJ, ^sn^TTM. v. ^, ?mw. 
 rfjwj. ?t^/. J^TTm. ». ^. 
 
 4 cAcrt^, take in. St<7T»», ^T^w. 
 
 5 cheater. See Chbat. 
 
 BiTisa, M. V. V. l.—ad. ^T^n. ?^n. Ac. =qKT>n. t». ^, 
 5r»». pop. sf^ or 5fM »». ^^TTw. 
 
 2 ^^TiJif?!. iffTitM. 
 
 3 i^^itn. &c. ^T^^^t/. f^tf^^l^/. f^T^/- ^^T^/ '^TC^. 
 
 4 "P^cjdrn. &c. Hi'H'i"!*/. "P'H^uft/. 
 
 5 5rf5jnt«. ?T^n. SfSf^n. &c. 
 
 6 'sn^n. 5^wf«. &c. ^"^ pop. t?lOT. i^»». ^nT«. 
 Biter, n. Biting, p. a. v. V. 1. -SIHUIKI, S^ntTTT, &c. 
 
 2 ^«|UIKI, &c. ^Fl^, +i+<4MI, *3K<i<)(^, ^TTPtTr, 5T?^. 
 
 3 and Pusgest. ^^^^TTT, &c. ^^^ remiss. ^5rTS, ^TT^- 
 ?T, <'KM/1h, -Hi-tlfl'rl, ?ft^TlT, ^S'F, Irf^^, fft^^T, cftl^. 
 
 6 ^T^iinTT, S^^mRT, &c. i^XS^. 
 
 7 fflNlT. 
 
 8 addicted to hUing. =!n^RT, TOTT, ?^T^, »^Wr. 
 Bitlobbn, Bitnoben, «. n«nfr5». TT^lTn. ^StT^TB. »ft5». 
 
 W\^^Wnn. #?%pop. ^557j. 
 
 BLA 
 
 Bitten, p. v. V. 1. '^\i^^\, 5«?rar, Ac. ^^, ^(j. [ffj^, 
 
 Bitteb, a. ^ pop. ^F^and remiss. 'hmK & mv^ bitterish. 
 
 Intensely b. Keenly b. B. as wormwood, gall, &c. ^- 
 
 2 fig. V. AcEiMO-ious. :j;|, ^^, ^^^^ ^j, jj^ft^F, ^T- 
 
 3 fig. sharp, severe., painful. ^Z^ pop, ^^, fSpF^, ^J, 
 
 The b. and the sweet ( of life, &c.). ^'StPto. 
 
 4 — as opp. to sweet, &c. and used of varieties among 
 
 vegetables. «|>^<f|. 
 Bitteb goued, n. •Fi'^HHIMiiOT. 
 BiTTEELT, ado. severely, sharply reproachful. "FK^, fH^^^, 
 
 2 tci^A poignant grief. J?r3qT |:'^V%^-«rm^~&C. 
 
 'snff-^-i|5[ft-&c. ^\i:?r. 
 
 BiTTEBir, «. spToSm^^ ^Hlrfl-MI i?^ q^fl' sn^. 
 
 BiTTEENESS, M. T. A. 1. ^|W«». ^T^«. *F^/. ^Trpm. ffT- 
 
 I. rancour, tnalice. ^T^/. 5R^?ft/. «( •!.+*( /. f^n. ^- 
 
 *rra «. f^ «. [ ^ qmr «. 
 
 II. keenness of sorrow. ^f(m. "SftTw. 5:^ ». ^nffTOrw. ^- 
 
 BlTUMEN, «. f^rf^W. RlrfMHW. 
 
 Bituminous, a. ftmf^Hr^H^, Rlrflf^H tr^. 
 
 2b BiTOUAC, t). n. encamp without tents or covering. 3^iTT- 
 
 ^ ?I3»». ^. 
 BlVALVULAE, a. f^^. 
 To Blab, v, a. tell secrets. "FRnt, 5r^, ^4lotul, 3^To55t, aft- 
 
 There are numerous lively colloquialisms expressive 
 of this sense, ^ n.-^^^m.-^ftH f,-&c. ir^ToEoty. 0/^ ». 
 f^PTJft/ ^IrJuf y. 0/ s. 'iftH/. '^WoE'JtHoi^ciui' y. o/». 5- 
 ttf.-'^f. "FTS^y. 0/ 0. ^zf. ^ y. 0/0. '^«. i^TlSr or 
 
 ^1^ "rrrif y. ofo. sTtaoqi-'ft ^/ "Ftior, siTnw.-^YMT- 
 
 5 or ^1 Hl4[»».-«rFiTR»».-&<^. ^r^y- ofo. 'P^F'^f fltn^-^FT^. 
 
 And for To he blabbed. J^ /-<J^/.-'RI«<'^rMY ^.- 
 
 ^».-&c. ^Tot y. (>/■ f. ^>j^m.-&c. ^of y. 0/ «. spHF^ ^- 
 
 BlAB, BlABBEB, n. BliABBING, p. a. V. V. *14U|I<I, <i)«i*- 
 nrRT, &c. «i''|*|r*<l'iuiir, 'MMil <»• 'M'm'i, ^t?, TiJT^J, 
 aTr^^ or afrM«Fufir, ^FMNI ^^^, f^^^ ft5^, ^TH- 
 
 Blabbing, n. v. V. di4loiui«. ^"ifw. *i>j«"l«. &c. "Ft^/. c5- 
 
 *rT5!n^ or c?5^/. n^n^w. Tft^PFt^w. ^ftnr^'ft/. v\nr- 
 
 Black, «. blackamoor. ^?fl'»i. f|l^ or f^w. 
 
 2 See MouENiNG. 3 black color. ^icETTilwi. f)iuit<ofm. 
 
 4 soot, crock, Sfc. W^ pop. flT^/ fmm.f. 
 Black, a. ^T5Er, ?!tot, *wnu?, H^Wf, aTi%??. 
 
 B. and blue. f ^ <<TlP|ot|, f^WpT^oET. 
 B. as coal, soot, &c. intensely h. ^noET^oE^sft^T, ^FRT- 
 f%5 or ^, 5FT«5Tf^ or ^, qFTOTJT^Tf?, 'FIf 3[TT, ^r^r^- 
 
BLA. 89^ 
 
 ?*T or y.^T, ^McOi, ^ToST^hT, "M^lfiSft^, <MflS|«{t1,^I^- 
 
 Some terms for an extremely black person, are ^- 
 antrftc? KmfWf, ^ftoEnt^rTt ar^r^^rra, i>ic6iRf«i, •mwi^ios- 
 
 Blackiah. ^To5^, ¥ra^, ^T3TT, ^JWlf^fltl. 
 
 Biftckisb, — compleiiou. •tloS'lrfl, ^[%OT, <»>i«tii«)«i. 
 
 Spotted with b. and white, — cattle. TRT. 
 
 To say b. is white. f^o&H rtc5 TT^t "^"lulr. 
 
 To put down in b. and white. Ttr^^TI^ ^T3 q>T^. 
 
 2 rMi/nt, tco\iiling,lfc.\. ScLLEif. 5^^^, WS^^c^T, ^'TT. 
 To look b. J^ffwf. 
 
 3 atroeiovt, wicked, q^, anv^nt+i, S'fflfT. 
 To Buck. See To Bucket. 
 Black-AST, n. t.'Maoic. ^f^<|l/. -Hflf^qi/. 
 Black-ball, «. aiJRsJTfrrq^^ -nofl'Ttcft/. 
 2V Black-ball, r. a. ^TooTPfrwTT 7T^ ^ ^T^. 
 Black-bebbt, n. 9^ VolfJKI-^ "P55 «. 
 
 Black-biks, «. 4>icb<4K°'iHr ^ Tmm «i?ft 3n^. 
 
 Black boabs, n. ni«Wt^ ^To5T T55T m. 
 
 BrACK-CATTLK, ♦!. itT «. ^ ». /«'• 3^«lX «. ;)/. 
 
 Black-kakth, n. ^Toft/. *I^HMt/. ^TcE^75r»ft^/. sfte 5- 
 
 Black-etes, a. itT^STT ftwTflT, *»''M<<H, 
 
 BlaCK-ocass, n. With words correspondent to this word, 
 and to wordsof this class, the J/ari<Ai1anguage abounds. 
 It t«ema and revels in names and epithets for persons, 
 things, actions, &c. distinguished for evil. With this 
 word, in both its senses, its correapondent words are 
 numb«rleM. They hare all diversities of allusion and 
 implication; thoy are extensively current; and they arc 
 in constant use. For Uackjuard in the sense a low, mean, 
 $halby, dirty, ditreputahle perton, as expressed by such 
 words, as lerub, teab, itinkard, vajabond, doy, hound, 
 dmtfkill trreteh, pot-kowe felloic, lowlitedfellow, Sfe. are 
 
 V^jft^^rh", "^'Af^y J^Hl(, J^IM|«JH, v^arftwiw or "ft, 
 WTT, Mi3i«i, 'TT'tnT, f*IM4HI, fi^^<R5, <^l«0, Hu^rf^ll, TT- 
 
 *T«^;?T, nfwr^ Wff, tW^ mw, ^*i?^ th BTiBnTTitr- j 
 
 ffTfl ?n(VT, HT^wrWT «^*i, WTjTR TTtT, ^TTrtt, "TT- 
 
 —and in the sense ot a ditkonett perion, a« expressed by 
 •uch words a^ ro^w^, r»tt«t, $coundrtl, $eamp, tharper, 
 blaekUj, hlatk iktep, niliff, Ac. are fft^, 5^, g^m, 
 
 BLA 
 
 «i<iyuiNi ^ttNt, sfrTflT, s'-'Tft, 5'ri%,<i^rs, ^i^toEnficsr, 
 
 <P^, !ftf^, ^T^H^TT, ?fiil or 5, »p»rt% JOTTT^, W or ?T- 
 
 ^R or ^+llRr^l ( covertly from ^t^ ), *nfHift or ^- 
 
 •fW^ft. 
 
 For others such as ^^TOT^, ^5^, 3TI??-3T^-3iT?lr^- 
 
 See Ahkant, and form ad libitum. 
 
 Pack or crew of blackguards. xftlToHflqj^/. ^|of\^^- 
 cE^ m. pi. ^afNi^/. g'fTKS/. H<4M^ m. pi. 
 Black-ouabdism, Black-quabdet, ». V. N. 1. low and mean 
 life or practices, -^^^m m. qjwft'mT »». ^^T^^TfirT /. Jft- 
 
 2 roguery, rascality, ^"c. cT^lff/. ^^Jlft / ^PTJTT^/. ^.- 
 
 tf i^(^mf i(\\fwif. ^EfMf «• 
 Black-gcabd-like, Black -guabdlt, «. v. N. 1. JWT,^^, 
 
 2 w^f*r(t^, 5%Pt^t^, +i^Mi'0-m, <fco. 
 Black-hole, n. 3tVK<Hi?^/- 3TMK*1'^/. 3T«TR^rJi w. /. ^- 
 ^rrmft/. 3Tf(iTPX/. ar^TR^/. 
 
 Black-lead, n. Hi^iiRr^ «. Hd*0«^ «. 
 
 Bl ACE-LEO, n. See Blace-ouabd. 
 
 Black-mail, «. *f^^M{!/. 
 
 Black-wOOd-tbee, «. dalberjia situ. f^T^Tr >». ^o/*. ^^T^ 
 
 or ftm^ m. arsr^ »». 
 
 Belonging to the b. ^RI^. 
 
 Oil obtained from the b. RlBt?^ «. 
 Black AMOOB, n. perton of a very black completion. ^^ wi. 
 1%^ or f^t m. *Jo6?i(Hrft or qitam^t 3irK«ia/. «Pti^- 
 nMtf^ H i ofi^ n. qdrfrtl ^^^w. q»T55T»ftt5 »». spToEnTtn m. 
 
 2b Blacken, r. a. make black. ^ToET-^a^lt^T^T-^.tT^if- 
 &c. qR^, ♦KH'l w. ^. 
 2 defame.^ v. To Aspebse. i^m «.-?FTotWt/.-f ifem/.-T- 
 
 f?T W.-&C. f4i^iii-.ni«iui. 
 To Blacker, c. ». «PT«T-&c. ^tof-Trilr, ^Tst^^J't, ^T5C'ra''t. 
 Blackxesp, n. v. A. 1. ^"TTT •». *lf^HI m.f. iii«i*m '". 
 
 I. V. Dabkness. -liiatf? w. rfiw. <fiiai<<(t/. ^l«r^ «• 
 Blacksmith, n. ffti^lKTT ;>«?. ?!l^ »». fTflrft w. 
 
 Business of a b. a1|I^1>t /. Wt^TWIK n. ^^VfiTH n. 
 Bladdkb, »i. v(^l(r^\ ^pt^T tn, wspinq m. fHVd »«. ^f^ ♦»./. 
 Obstruction of the b. STStqf^ m. 
 2 blitler, putlule. ^\m. yiRT «». yil »'»• ^Vl^ "»• 
 Large water b. VT^r^TI m. 
 Blade, •. ( of grass, Ac. ). JpTft/. ?n»nrtt / 1R- »• 
 
 2 ( of a weapon or tool ). TPT «• "TUft/- ^M «. Ipf «. 
 Two-headed b. 5^ n. 
 Two bla«led. yn^. 
 
 3 hot, iiceUiny fellow, a blood, a ticrll, v. BrcK. irfqrr- 
 •«. ^*IT •». Vt^IT m. ll^ m. J^jrfnTWTT w. Vft^ft m. 
 
 Bladb-BOxk, »i. ?(WR«n^ fll «. JSTWHn^ ^ «. 
 Blaiv, ». 6o<cA, Wf#^^r. vt^ «•• ^ 
 li 
 
BLl 
 
 90 
 
 BLA. 
 
 Br,AMABI,E, BtAMKWOBTHY, a. V. V. ejWt, fJT'IJt'T, ff^T, <^- 
 iiLAMABLEXKSS, Bl.AMEWOETUINESS, n. V. A. ^ m. ^^Uf\- 
 
 Bi.AMABLY, of/i). ^|q*<|<<M"mT o. (/«■/. ^ %f?5 3RTT a. rfjrrf. 
 
 To Blame, v. a.jlndjault with, censure. ^«nif , f^<Jf, #?- 
 
 it, 5M m. ?ot-3H|U|u|'-%^-3!r<Iu|-<?n5^, ?Tt5 /•"IcT »».-^- 
 
 ot, fhr't n. J^T^ot tPiM ^ or ?JT, fMr «. c5Roir, Zn. %^, 
 
 BiiAME, Blaming, «. v. Y.—aci. ^^ n. f%uf n.&c. 2W«. 
 ^ m. (JillCm m. (Jjq+rHK n. 1%^/. f%^ n. !qtc7 »». ^- 
 
 A bear-b. 3HM<<?INI tpft w. 
 To bear the b. stf^ %#. 
 To Blame, culpable. See Blamable. 
 I. V. Fault. ^ m. 3Tq?Tvr »«. 
 Blamed,;?, v. V. J!r^?5T, ?^f^f^-%^r%c5T,&c. ^f^,fSrf^- 
 
 Blameless, o. no< meritiny censure, without fault, f^^., f^- 
 <rWt, Pl<Wil^, 3T^TWT, aPTTTT^, aT^TIT, f^niftT, f^^, 
 arf^q', 3Tf%^^=ftT, 3T^]"T^ ar^^T'ifN', ^qaii*ri'*l, ^;"=n»TT5T^, J; 
 
 Bl,AMELE8SLT,orfi>. V. A. Pt^IlMUIR' &e. fT^VTS^qTr^T, fsRST^FT. 
 Blamelessitess, n. v. A. ^^riMul «. fH^ifVmT «». Ac. 3T^- 
 
 Blameb, «. V. V. |Wn, ^ ^TTTT-%^^TITTTT, &c. ^ q .^ | (1l , ^- 
 
 qrf^ft, f5^, ft^^, f^TW, 3N^7^, 34H«(I<0. 
 Blaminoly, adv. censoriously. ?ff^^^«TT, <(iliJ^5TT. 
 To Blanch. See To Whiten. 2 See To Peel. 
 Bland, a. t. Mild. ^|, ^ptH^, yf f fH-f , ^e^^, 5TtcT. 
 Blandishing, ». *o/<, wheedling. ^\£\>\\-i\M\, 'Uji^a i O ^, 
 
 Blandishing, Blandishment, n. «<>/"< airs, winning words, 
 Sfc. 3T^r »». ^ «». /J^. T^TT m. sfe?T »». rtlfrlcM «. fsp?!- 
 
 J^oSMm^/. »Ici'ja«nTft/. 'lli'Tli'M^/. JsnoEnt^/. ;>Z. 
 
 qf«Mr)<)luft/. HyTTT'nir n. ^«dN' ^tt5^ n. 
 
 Blandly, aJ». v. A. +")notM"IH, rfl^^T l J^^" . [ V^f. 
 
 Blandness, n. v. A . ipmoE^nirT m. 'h\n<Ar\\ f. n^ n. ^^ n. 
 
 Blank, a. See Pale. 2 umoritten. zpRT, ?tt^, ft^, tHTt^f^fl . 
 
 B. at the back. Mli+'KI. A paper b. at the back, qr- 
 
 a^ «. 
 
 3 without rhyme. STT^T^-T^-Ac MthMm, ^^^,^^^ 
 
 4 toithout ball or fttfZ/e^,— cartridge. ^PTsnTr^if^PPTRfHT, 
 B. firing. <Hlrfl*(K »». ^TT^fTT «». 
 
 5 void, empty. ^fTt^, ft^TT, ^JfST, qfT^ or »ph>T. 
 Blank, n. +lil+l'l^ m. 
 
 2 ( of a lottery ). #0f^ /• 
 
 3 void spot. ^5?T »». 'JITST »«. ^qf? «. !%? /. 
 BLANK-CABTBrDOK, n. ((NUKHI ?n^T »». 
 
 Blanket, n. The woollen textures reBembling this wticlp 
 
 are u\t\4\ /. ( It is coarse, loosely woven, and usually 
 black ). H>l»(«i m. ( It is composed of two ^ft joined 
 breadthwise). E[>it n. (The same as ?nfjR'^ but a less 
 particular and less definite word ). qrfirS n. (An indefi- 
 nite and a disparaging form of «t»HoH ; it is applied also 
 to a woollen cloak-like texture gener. ) tTT«lo! or tn^aft 
 /. ( A finer texture, usually white ). =q^ ». ( A very 
 coarse ^ffn^). 
 
 A worn and torn, old and worthless b. ( ». e. ^t^m\ 
 or vi\'i£\ ). VK^f. <<>il*c or <R^ n. x^ or ^ n. 
 Aggregate of four blankets (». e. H> {-< \m ). «i^/. 
 
 Blankness, n. v. A. ^it<mr m. fT%q^<TT m, 
 
 Blabney. See Platteby. 
 
 To Blaspheme, v. n. speak irreverently of Ood. t'SRN^ 
 
 Tw, ^^1%r/. ^^. • Iff- of o. 
 
 To Blaspheme, v. a. ^ /-»TFfl'WT /.-arrm^ m.-&c. ^Ruf 
 Blasphemer, «. t. V. N. ^ssfrfn^^-H^ft^-n^-qftrnqq;- 
 
 Blasphemous, a. v. N. i-»^Tft>f5fT, ^^^, f»^Tf^^, {- 
 
 Blasphemously, arfv. v. A. ^ iMi l *^^^ , fs^f^^nRKT, &c. 
 Blasphemy, n. t»^Tl^^/. t'WqqT^ »». t'^^^W »». f »?rT- 
 
 Rniqui «. f'M^'i^f /. ^^^/. &c. 
 
 Blast, n. ( of wind ) yust, puf. iffC^ m, ^R^TTT m. =q^ »j. 
 414141 »». ?RRT m. iff^ n. 
 Hot b. fra/. fTocf /. ^/. FTT^/. TiPFT «. rfim. >T5r- 
 
 2 ( of a planet, &c. ). ?npt?ftif n. [ ^f^^TOT/. 
 
 3 ( of an evil eye ). ^ftqm m. ^f^/. ^/. ^ftf^^TTm, 
 
 4 ( of a devil ). Wf^f fTHFT w. a-l+KI »». awiil w. ?r?- 
 
 Blights, diseases, and diseased, damaged, or corrupt 
 state ( of trees, fruits, cattle, men, &c. ), are lavishly 
 ascribed to devils, goblins, evil eyes, and malign planets; 
 and they receive indicative or allusive names. Not 
 aiming at closeness and particularity in this matter, we 
 throw together below the nouns and verbs expressing 
 generally the sense of To Blast or To be blasted. pjN+(- 
 CTT or rfNWiUJ or ?5f«(Kui, +l<l«<uj or ^TSSflf, r5T*ilT''t, f%- 
 ^^f. SOT'if in. con. ^/. qS^-ril'luJ-^'Wr i«. co«.?;^T^- 
 ^, ({.^otuj or ^^iciuj, tjtfiirft^ «Wot »n. con. MH«fi-^ or 
 
 5 ( of lightning ). ^t^T/. ft'^TTI'T «». 
 
 6 ( of the wind or weather). ^Z f. ^TTT «». 
 
 7 ( with the mouth on a wind instrument ). ^% m.f. 
 5^ m. j^ m. 5*K| «. 5<mO /. 5^TT m. VJTTT ^TT^ »». 
 
 To Blast, v. a. — an evil eye. ^f^/. «im^-q?<it-c5m<Jf-^t^ 
 in. con. ^jf^qPT w.-^f^E^T^ w.-ttr^pM+K w.-^f^f^Tir/. 
 ^t^ «n. co«. 
 
 2 — a devil, v. N.4. ti«Hw{,«tiM«i, ijTOT/. ^W-rfl'lof, ?5T'I^, 
 "Wif, ^reTT/.-Ac. Hirt«i, WHiii ♦n.-Ac. HPf'f «'». fon. 
 3 — wind, weather, heat, cold. ^wWf, *lir«»"1, 'TR'n 
 
BLE 91^ 
 
 To be blasted. Tt^, 1i<<{^ ^ ^, 3To5wf. 
 4/o»7. ruin, 4"^. V- To Defeat. HI<<JJ, TTO^t, f^^+'ii, 
 rliMR'iui, f5V5«t or r5*TTlwf, *rn ot.-H^3FT «..;tT^ m.-JTT- 
 
 "»m m.-HT^/.-^^nr m. srut ^. 0/ 0. ;re-&c. ^rof. 
 
 5 ( rockg, Ac. by an explosion of gunpowder ). ^[TTT^ 
 
 BlazK, »i. glowing flame. v;i\or^^f. m. *t<+l or H?raT «. 
 
 »TIII m. 3TPft^ ?N or jfrr ». i^TfT «. »Ii^ m. ?5to5 m. 
 
 ftoETM. 
 To set in a b. TITST^^. 
 
 2 wart upon a horie. 5^«TcT «. TPT »». 
 That Las the b. sn«n. 
 
 ^jlowiny light. HUlHuftfT 3^ «».-iT^ff m. 
 JV Blazk, r. o. flow* abroad, t. To Publish. J|M<<i}i, ^ltrT_ 
 
 fir, ikMt ^R^, 'IMHI>/1I m.-iprnw.-^lMldl w.-c?rt^ 
 
 w.-^T^nr ««.-^/.-«<f«««/.-&c. ^^ y. o/^o. 3«T1T TT^wf, 
 
 V14'»l, it'TTTT m.-!^^^/.-&c. f^T^ g. of o. #jrft^ iftT't. 
 JO Blake, c. n. flame glotcingly, v. To Glow. M«<i>vi, »^tT- 
 
 2 np;^a«A !«;> tuddmlt/. T?^, 'T?H«<»r in/«w. HTTl^, 
 M^*«<, **+«!. [ 
 
 UtAiDio, />. a. r. V. X. 1. ^m»I^, Sor^uftrT, 
 Blazing noon. lumufiH JTR/. 
 
 iT» Blazo:(, p. a. See To Blaze. [jof, 
 
 2 ( a coat of arms ) ^•'.MM <flH* Rf^trl f^Sn^ n. />/. ^- 
 
 3 See To Deck. 
 DiXt, «. immer Imrk. MMH\i>>f. T?^?5 «. 
 'To Bleach, ». <i. yrwc white, a^rm. 
 
 Cloth exposed to b. arPT^ n. 
 To put out to b. 3RrT?T VJIrftJi. 
 Hf Buuca, ». «. »*!/«». ?m^*[^, 3^ / \^. afmoft/ 
 
 ^^<f.ofo. 
 :Buaobkd, p. T. v. A. Q^nnr^HT, aSrfw, 3Rt? f^?^. 
 
 BlbaK, «. o/Mn, erpoted (0 the windt. <JMi-M^^I-<4l^r, 3^1- 
 
 2 «)W, ekUling. «e, «^. 
 Dlzaotss, «. t. a. 1. 7^ -rfrwVmr m. p(^ 4inftmi || m. 
 
 2 ^^qvrr «. ?»^/- 
 ItaaiB, e. f^^v r««M*. f^'wi-f^^iT, nf«i/1f!, f^mr. 
 
 KleaB-ETED, «. f^T^ff^ it«?lf^, f^^^ remi$$. fq^re7-f<T^- 
 
 T# BiCAT, r. ».— thcep. %^H«t, «N^^, V«r n. i:^^. 
 DtXAt, BuuTixa, ». T. V. % n. <|wTW<»r ». tqip.or «. 
 r» Buii>, », «. let blood, r^ n. ^¥<t,Tfir /.-ftm f. pi. 
 
 .To Blisd, t. «. rii» toi^A */#<h/, Tsp n. Tlfwf-^^wt-qnrrdt- 
 
 Ttf b. at every pore. VObH, Tmcdf , ^nvM. 
 To b. at the do»c. qmr «.- 5«r^iii.y.6li.«T|^.»lfof. 
 2 ( the heart )/«/ tstrtmt [am from pily. C^ q^pf 
 
 BLE 
 
 ^^ ». 551^-^T «. T3^. 
 Bleeding, p. a. t. V. N. r^psqr^ or x.^i?i\'(f, T^f^M^T^. 
 Bleediso, n. V. V. A. — act. r^P 4i|t£u{ n. ^c ^T^ «. ?fT^ 
 
 T. V. N. ^ «il^»(n. T^«rK or t^fv^n^m. 
 To Blemish, v. a. deform, impair, t. To Injure. ^T^. ^- 
 
 2 tarnish, soil, v. To Stain. sjJTot. rfHi^I, ^^w.-t5t^3- 
 ST»».-^n^ fl.-*l r«*i I /.-&c. rti«(ul-3TT'I^. 
 Blemish, n. mark of deformity ; lit ; or, toil, sully, fig. v. 
 Flaw, Stain. #3/. ^ m. ^pj[n. "^m. il?T m. qizw. i'. 
 
 BlBMISHED, J». ^ O. v. V. 1. ^ ril^t^rll, 5?tn-&C. %^T. 
 
 I. faulty. ^TTt, H^, ^^I^, rfl'HI. 
 2b Blend, ». a. mingle and confound, v. To Mix, To CON- 
 
 rouND. f»1ot*jvS|, fTTOoEoj-, <J«ti«|<iO'|, ^^psr ^^, ?i^OT.-^- 
 
 ^T^TTn.-^T^w.-^rr^^q^n.-^^FCTrTT/. ^T^f y. 0/0. recij[)r. 
 To Blend, v. n. frr^^ ^^^ nm». f*rz%. o/». renipr. «Hl^<>i. 
 Blended,;;. t.V. rMot«<rfrfl,&c. fJTsffifirniTrT, ^^T^FTT, ^J?5H- 
 To Bless, r. a. make prosperous or happy. !pr«TMn.-^^c5«- 
 
 ?^n.-!Sf5TfTn.-ii¥n.-'5rm^n.-JTnc5«.-3T»flT«.-^f^^/.-&c. 
 
 To b. greatly. SFt^^r^TFT ^T^t ^. 0/ o. 
 2 pronounce a Messing upon. 3Tnft^^m.-3Tnft'N'T «.-«r- 
 ^T^ fn.-<F:q-|«'H-«('H«--3?T?ft/.-<S:c. ^,*<(Rrft|Hin.'F^, 
 
 Bless (thee)! ^^rf^- 
 Z glorify for henefils, v. To Pbaisk. 3^^TT STR^-TT^- 
 ^P^, 'RT^, ^^, ?gfrr/.-«q^n.-&e. ^of y. 0/ 0. 
 4 intake a Messing on. |^m. '^-JTFuJt, ^n. tKXn^g-ofo. 
 aT * fi vfi l «1'< n--^y<<|0Il'^HH«.-^'Tf%?R«.-Ac. ^Ruf g.of 0. 
 Blessed, p. Sf a. t. V. 1. g?fT +.rWI, ^?TniT %St5T, g^W- 
 sff «ra'^iwi, Ac. ?.r)«|;p<« 1 Cfi , ^m^, ^?I^?!Ic5, ^R^, im^- 
 
 2 3TT^T^ f^r^T, Ac. inmift^, Jmrr^ft:, si*TT^ft:, w- 
 
 I. happy, prosperous, S(c. ^^, tj?ij-, ^^I^T, ^CmiH, 
 
 JTTK^^T, 'F?T?ft, Jimp^, irrit?, JTrnT?!, mH^rm'T, rto^r, 
 
 v!T7TFf?TTwr-?TO-'R;|t?!-&c. ip?qnir?m-&c. flq^T, ^?1?.^, 
 
 BiEasEDKEas, «. T. A. am/ Bliss. y\^f. tT^flT/. fflff/. 
 
 BlMSM, w. Blesimso, ;). a. v. V. 1. ^=«rm "J^TtlTT, &c. «r- 
 r^nT ^TT-^rm-^^^, H*lrf*Tli-&c. ?W^mf-Ac. «T^^'. 
 
 2 an^ftr^ ^'mrr, &c. amU, 3n?fl«A^ ^-?[im, ^^,. 
 BusisiNo, fi. V. V. 1.— ac/. ^iim f>^»fn. Ac. ^^ W^n. 
 Ac. anwjfTT*. 
 2 «»i<i Bewedictick. 3ir;fmf«5 Vi"'- 'iin^f^w. 31T?(t'*- 
 
' [ BLI \ 
 
 3 ^^n. ^afH sFT^n. &c. ^n, ^^f. 
 
 T. divine favour. f»^n^^f. f'^tt^^f. >Tn^f^Tr/. 3TH- 
 \1. ah. a betifjit, a good. g^Tn. JpTn. STRT^m. mFihIci/. 
 
 JII. a b. — as in the gift of a saint, god, &c. ^ m. v. \ 
 Granting of a b. tJ<"^M ♦»• 
 Granter of a b. ^T^. 
 Blight, n. mildew, Sfc lit. 4\z m. ^'PCT w. ^^Fll n. »t^- 
 ST »»• JT^ w. rTT^ w rti<j(l m. ^\^J or H«r «. 
 
 B. aB attacking fields of wheat, &c. ?Tt«nCT or dNKI'n. 
 
 B. attacking the grain dxondhala. 3T»1TTT m. *|viofl/. 
 
 B. attacking rice crops. «ft^/. 
 
 B. attacking the mango, &c. f^T^ oi* *nK;5 nm. (To 
 be aflfocted by it, f^TTS^t or ^R^uf ). 
 
 B. as indicated by curling up. HT^I'/. ( To be affects 
 ed by it, H<4ui ). 
 To Blioht, v. a. zj^ tn.-m^ m.-TJTTT m.-TTT «».-&c 'ni't. 
 
 To be blighted. cllfJIo&Oi, rTPFT w.-Tt^ w.-Ac. qiuf 
 in. c(»«. 
 
 2 fig. See To Blast. 
 Bund, «. arq'i'o/'. ai^TST, %'5i^-tf^-fsrTf^-&c, ^tT^g, 
 «{.^%»IoiI or Pf<|c6|, 5^T?T, STfTT^^, lli^-i^l. 
 — in covert phras. fe(<i<i^. 
 
 B. by night. Tmf«T«^, TmrtToET, TTS't^T, f%?li«T. 
 
 B. by day. f^m^aSTr, f^«T, f^f^f. 
 
 B. from birth. vT?m*T. 
 
 Blindish. ^t^ftcSHT, ^ Si6dt<NI, ST^traciT, 3T«T^T. 
 
 Stone b. P{^z: 3t«T55T. 
 
 String of b. men nnder a blind leader. 3Ttq«iTKhTT- 
 
 To become b. fn^ m. pi. ^j^-^z^ g. oj s. fr^ if^^ 
 
 ^^ n. pi. BFiot, tTwqt^firfT/. ^, tr^srHt #t^ «. 
 
 ^i. ^, (through riches, honors, &c.) Tfo5«rt^ «^- 
 OT. q^, [ %5ft. 
 
 2 ( of one eye ). ^^FitosOT, ^vm., ^?=t, i^?r^^. ^. 
 — in covert phras. ^+Nl4. 
 3 — boils, tumors, &c. 5^. 
 
 4 nndiscerninj , vndiscriminating, — of persons. SHT jMp. 
 
 5 inconsiderate— oi&Qi'vms.&c. srf^^RTqr, 3Tf^^T^, 
 
 BlIND, «. V. SCHKEK. TI^ m. 311SMS4I »«. STH^T^ «. 3T?Ttrf- 
 
 2 (for a bullock, Ac). 5rt^^/. St'I^/. ^riT^/. t\^- 
 off/. ffNwrt/. (or stSsfq^ «. sloEtji+oi n. Ac. ) ghof »». 
 
 3 (esp. for a horse.) 3TtTpft/. 
 
 4 tomething to mislead. jfrt+HuD/Mrf^jHufl/. «>!?:^/. 
 
 Afl » b. ^fJmro. 
 
 ! BLd 
 
 2b Blind, v. a. deprive oJ sight. awsT ^^, tR5 m. pi. Sftr- 
 ot-^RTJf y. 0/ o. 5HoEf /. f4><«ju1. 
 
 3 fig. darken the understanding. 3f^ »n./>Z. Jft^TW, ^f%/.- 
 it^ 'FT'Jf, 5te-5TteT "7RT OT.sft^T^, ftoc^rt^ 're^S w.-^tNt/.- 
 
 &c. vjirfuf, *iocivlfi*iif0/. ^rn^ot, »*h"i. 
 
 Blinded, p. v. V. ] . 3Ttro5T *tirfl, ftoE *U?lrfl, Offtft?^. 
 Blindfold, a. BLiSDrOLDED,^. v. V. it^ «ltq%c?T, «lt«I?>- 
 
 «tTT, 3HI-^lf^H ^^-'STfJ, 3TTf?m5r. 
 To Blindtold, ». o. copfr the eye* oj. jt^ m.^)/. sjftrBt y. 
 
 0/0. qi^ w.-af^/.-^^^ft/.-Ac. «rt^-*iirt"l-^, T^t- 
 
 Blindly, adv. implicitly^ Sfc. 3t^ yl'^H, ^r^ f»ni^, 3tS ^T- 
 
 Blindman's BurF, n. artjaft *^lf'il*n</. 
 
 Blindness, «, v. A. 1. 3Wi<nTT m. 3W^ n. 3TfEq «. artn^- 
 
 Night b. TTfrt»^ «. 
 4 arq-^qtjrTM. a^vrr^ «. f^^mf^ n. ^^\\\\l\rH n. 3?f^. 
 
 5 3T?iM'ji*<Muil m. 
 Blind-side, n. tceaknets, infirmity. mi^^[^ n, J^R^TH ?i. 
 
 ait «. 7^ TPi^ «• 
 
 Blind-woem, «. H^l^ot n. 
 
 3"o Blikk, v. n. wink, ft^ m. pi. fJ<^*|t|^ or n)-«|4>N&'l, f^- 
 ■srfq^, f^efisOfi, fJ<4i5l*|ui, il^ m. pi. RcRc^irtii, 
 
 2^ Blink, v. a. ei'a<7e, «7t«< out of tight. JTotof, 5^^ m. pi, 
 
 5rf^, Tt^ 5rt^/- ^^, ei<*"fl/. «J^ y. »/ 0. 
 Blisk, «. See Glimpse. 
 Blinkabd, n. [i\'^-hi\<x>M\.i iloif*<H+i|I, 5t^f^"M**<i, f^^EI- 
 
 eWlilcoMMI HI"!*! M- 
 
 Blinking, n. v. V. N. — act. 3foin4-=l+Mwi «. Ac. <JM4»0<i/. 
 
 ■jqs gt'p/- f^r^fir^/. f^r^^F^ »». 
 
 Bliss, n. felicity, blessedness, happiness. 5^ n. g?ftTOir »». 
 
 grPT^ »». ^■HI«)t><TT/. *r}<5-M «. <?)<«< ^?TT/. g%rTT/. q^ 
 
 /. V(^^r\^f. *H*r<<Hl/. ?idl'4?fl/. 
 Highest b. M<ny<<( «. 
 
 2 beatified state, heatenly joys, v. Heaten. M<«m<5 M. 
 
 ^<^M>? «. M<H»lfrl/. 
 Blissful, o./uZZ 0/ Wim. g^T^, STR^T^, TTTg^TT^, ^' 
 
 Blisteb, «. bladder. <pt? w. J^TTT w. ^ m. TPT^T w. ?^? w. 
 
 2 application to raise a blister. si?<pj<£4; ♦». Hmt*!/! 
 
 ;^^ w. jrretT «• from the English is common. 
 To Blister, v. n. rise in a blister. ^T »».-Ac. qSr-ga^f^ ^- 
 
 W, "5tV*(''t, ■d*uiui or ^>on»i«i. 
 y*} Blisteb, v. a. raise a Uister. qfll m.-^^^Z «J,-Ac. 3Tm^. 
 Blithe, BLiTHEFrL, Blithesome, a. gay, airy, t. Mkrht. 
 
 yni^<0, 'JSI'tft, ^i**<gri. 
 Blithely, adv. r. A. 3lM<(1^uil^', afTTH^|>?ff5T, ■asiti^rfh. 
 
 BlITHENESS, BlITHESOMENESS, v. a. 3<|ii^M«lF m. >dBi<n- 
 
 VWm. a<H'<^lRl/- 
 2b Bloat, v. ». ^cw /«>yjW. "pW^dr, ^j^rof, i5Vtot-&c, 
 
BLO 
 
 Jb Bloat, v. a. v. To Swill, To Pcff. 'fm^. 
 
 i LOATED. p. T. V. N. ^nr <"• "5IM«I, *IWflI, 't*5fl, 5^" 
 
 tt<T, «I«1-MI, 'lV**li ^H^?. 
 Hloatedsess, n. v. P. «Ftwt/. ^Nuft/. J'llfl/. yw?ft/. 
 
 Blobbeb-lif, n. thick lip. ^r^K WS or^m. STT? 3^3 or 
 BtOBBEK-LTPrKD. a. ^T^ afld^JI Or ^7*41, ^TTS aft^^n or 
 
 Block, fi. man of tcood, chump. cliunl;clump. «Ft5T or ^- 
 ir «. a1*og | M. 1>|«<t>l «. *i4*l w. stTiPFT ♦». stT n. 5t- 
 
 2 ( of stone, Ac. ). J5T «». f^^ M. 
 
 3 pulley block. V^ M. </mi. ^"ft or vf(f. Bope confin- 
 ing it, ^Iift/. 
 
 4 chopping Nock, (of carpeniert, 4'<!-)- ^dtf- ?r«ft/. 
 WlV-l «. ♦(^ l -'.u i or ST »i. flf^-H or of n. %^ w. 
 
 Chip* of the same b. ^%»r«5^ »Toft m. pi, ^ 31l(-<fj 
 '(^^ «. />/. ^ Ul*l-<fl ^ n. pi. 
 
 5 ( of boildiogs ) ^ToS/. 
 
 6 frame o» vkieh to make any thiny. *rl^H or ^ m. 
 
 7 ftl^i^i^r^ jt^ir m.-^iw^ w.-Ac. 
 
 8 See Obstacle. 
 
 ifb Block, ». a. #/op wp. Sfc. ▼. To OBSTBUCT.53i^,;5^ijf, 
 ^^' 5^ ^ 5*^1 ^t^, TTV OT.-^^<(»f m.-&c. ^^ 
 ^. of o. ['111^, I, 
 
 Block-bead, n. t. Fool. ^, mtit «. ^TTn, ?f^ or ^fwiT, 
 
 Block-beapkd, a. t. Stupid. <sj«44l. 
 
 Blockade, m. ^flKRT ■«. *1««|< m. ^f<t/. vfl^ft/. ^17- 
 ^ifttf. WTZ^^f. ^T%lf^/. iHH'"lM>»H*^W «. 
 
 .U> BiocKAse, ». «. T. N. *I|HKJ m.^^fftf.-^]Z^^f..^- 
 %^/..Ae. ^R^y^o.^^ 
 
 })locxxs, p. T. v. *f^S«l, gv^^I, 4c. #5, *:j[,5R^5, JTf?t- 
 
 To be b. 5^pf,^f^,*l^l43i,^^or^Mnf^^'ro''r^f:tli^. 
 '3LOCKiito, «. T. T.— art. ^fl^r n. Ac. ^tft/. ^fl^ft/. ^ 
 
 m. awrtw »»■ tWr «. awrhw •. 
 Blocxub, Blocklike. See Stupid. 
 !3l00D, fi. np »i. sf^ n. jfW^ n. nif4Mloft »«. 
 
 B. Tomited upon the bite of certain Berpenta. Ir^m. 
 
 Stoppage OP congestion of b. ^^jn^rt^ m. 
 
 ElEte«raMt«d b. *}|?I«<«B «. 
 
 In mM b. 1911*^41^, >illi<VI<9l, 
 
 Titiation or disorder of b. W^VTT m. ?V^ m. 
 
 To mn with b. — a sore, Ac. mmtif or nVTVV^. 
 2 4^4 Wrt*. Js^t'RT/. aTTf^nTTrT n.^if^^f.fffjK^f. 
 8 See EnnnBD. 4 blade, iteell, t. Buck. Vtvr m. v^ 
 w. ^f*T M. ^t^lT HI. rl^ f. r^ «». 
 
 Brother, Ac. of whole b. «fl^, intPfX^.-Hir bilf b, 
 
 7b Blood. See To Blked. [it, iit«r. 
 
 Btoos-cOLOim, Bloo^-ked, b. TifT^m T»n^,T'WI«f, iW^T- 
 
 3 BLO 
 
 Blood-hobse, n. arfra ^\^ m. -JtIH «Tnft^ ^V^ m. 
 Blood-less, a. <tt>^-y -^f^-^tf-Ac 
 
 BLOOD-SHEDDISa, BlOOD-SHEJ), W. <Tt)MM t». ^tfi^f^ »». r'P- 
 
 'Bnw m. <Tt»H i ^j | »». 
 To be great b. i.-^\-^\ TTTH TS^ir, np^vf m. n. ^\^ii. 
 Blood-shot, BLOOD-snoiTEN, a. ^mr remUs. TRt?, 3?!?^, 
 1^, fTt'I?. 
 To become b. ^^TT^, ^^oi6"i, cTai«(ui. 
 Blood-shottekkess, II. rtfJ m. ^^RPi m. 
 Bloodthibstisess, n. v. A. HlfJ+.M<iII m.f^w^f. f^mt^L/"- 
 Bbood-tuibstt, a. y. Cbuel, f^^H), f^^ltj, f^, f»nTf^, 
 
 Blood-vessel, «. <Th«(l(^'ft/. 
 Blooded, a. <,*|5|-m. 
 
 Cold-b. ?ftrKTf)|T)|j *jhS«(^f, 
 
 Hot-b. «jwkt|>1x(|^ 
 Bloodiness, n. v. A, 1. T^PPTT St'OrfVIT «. <'*if%f1H» n. &c, 
 
 2 <^»|^" Hiri^Muil m. <T}j«)"i«)|ctMuii »». Ac. •(.TMTtxii /. 
 
 3 y-flHUII w. Mi<i<j>H«ii m. Ac. f^^rll/. fwf^rt^r/. 
 Bloodt, a. stained tcith Mood, ^rtsi^ ^I'll-cll, Wl^ il'lr^rfl. 
 
 <*^f*ld, iTbif^H, <'t>r4irt*d, ■^tpf^P^^rt. 
 
 2 covered with Hood. ?^PT% *i^iJirti-*ii^rtrti-^l^3l, ^'R 
 ^*ilc4 or T^51% *fi*ll*, i'hHciiAl, ■^f)l«)'^ o*" ^t>l«nrt o»* 5E, 
 
 3 bloody-minded, tanguinary, \. Ceuel. g»ft, <xf>fJ|<< 
 
 4 attended with blood shed. ii^VMI-m, <'ft«i«ii-<ii, «ftTt~fl 
 
 Bloodt-flci, n. T^ 3^/. v^rr^t^m^f. <*lfrl«l< ««. 
 Bloom, n. opening and ripening state, ft^^ «. ?TR «». 
 
 2 (of youth) 5T^/. «l^/. ««. <?HHH*4TT/. fll^ui^H^j^T 
 
 3 freshness or clearness of look. <l«(<i«ft/. J^Rqft/. d+HlH 
 / H*H<fl/. t2*)^*fl/. <rJR5T fft.rt%c?T «.<T%fft/.;r3ToET m. 
 
 4 See Blossom. 
 
 To Bloom, v. n. — plants, v. To Blow. ^c7^, f^**)dr. 
 
 2 look fresh, clear, glowing. iMiM^, 6>f)(i«f>«l, 5''5^^i 
 
 Bloomixo,;>. o. v. V. 1.5(^<TT,f^^wm,1^?fNT,'T^^^^. 
 
 2 iH-nftTT, <l<t)4*lH, •1*H*T»1, ^tit^tOfi, i«ioilfl, <i«i««(l- 
 
 ^, i*4lft-m, •loHfli^-HI, Ac. 
 Blossom, ». <f|7 n. tot n. — of the mango and some other 
 
 trees. ^T^ m. IWT n.m. 
 Barren b.blind b. ^l^<^ n. 
 To Blossom, v. n. 55=1^, JPSIW ^, ^ n.j>i. ^ in. eon. 
 
 ^«T^ ^t^.— the mango and some other trees. »?lf<vi, 
 
 «^. [HaJ^TT. 
 
 Blossomt, <j. i^d^MI, 4*4^0^1, TM<4\"-«(I, •^^HI'd-HI, Tot- 
 2b Blot, r. a. (as with ink). »TTwf, *rTf^, fAV*|ol«l, ^FofT 
 
 *". 'TTT'f-VTf^, IR «. ^, fl'flrt ^^, H«<l«t, "ma^. 
 
 2 »i«iiy, «oi7, W»r, T. To Staih. IT»m or ^m^f, IT1 "». ^- 
 OtMlfif, ^ri* m. <^TW^, il'ttrt ^T'T. 
 
 3 out; obliterate, v. To Efface. JflOT or 3^ ?Tv5t,. ^- 
 
BLO 
 
 asT ♦«.-'ft^ n.-&c. mrfuI-nj><.«(*i(,'FTo5T 'FTot, ?Fia5 «.-qfnf /. 
 
 To be blotted out of mind. *i}o&uf. 
 
 Bi.or, «. ( as of iuk ). qtoET »n. fi^+l ««. IT^ »i. 
 
 ;^ s/ur, sligma, v. Stain. STT <>»• ^IT »«. 4H+I »». ^iT^n.^- 
 ?^'^ >«. #5/. +lTrlMI m.f. [ SR7T w. 
 
 Blotch, h. '^f^^ n. 'SPF^ ot. or ^tp^ «. ?^ m. jpir n. ^- 
 
 Blottisopapee, n. riSIJT^MI «}j|'1<^ «i. 
 
 Jh.ow, «. ( with a stick, sword, &c. ), «/roA:«. ^nft/ JtfST «»• 
 
 •P^^ «». «p'-+irr «». ^?l^T m. 
 
 2 ( with the fist, &c. ), thump. |^/. ijl^rn m. Jrer m, 
 ^TT m. ^^^m m. ^^^ m. HrT^ m. JT^spT w. 5^^ m. 5- 
 ^r w«. 5^ or 5^T m. tRRT or. STHT »». g%J^ m. H- 
 
 — iu the sense and with the power of such words as, 
 tvhack, whap, hang, ttoinginff How, Igc. ^HI?[ m. «P?RT or 
 *^Hrar in. ^^ or ?I «j. ^%5T or fTT ««. T'l'FT 7«.q*5j55/.«r»if 
 /.n. ^JT?teT »n. ?Tm?T in. V^ or Xjsm in. rTTT^r m ^.i\i^\ 
 m. zp\^ VI. Z\^ in. 
 
 ;»— gcuer. lox, huffet, cuff", hit, knock, polt, punch, dig, 
 S(c. ?Jtc?T »». ifrnPT or H^^ m. ^m/. tTTTTT «». aTT^JTrT «. 
 ^TIH m. Zt^ in. j^F «». ^Z^:^f. 
 
 B. with the bottom of the fist. 5^/. «|H«H orij^^or 
 grPFT »». 5«TW ««. &c. ^H^T »». 5^f3[r or ^W m. dim. 
 
 Dead or flat b. z^^ m. 
 
 Ileavy b. Pmfd w. 
 
 To come to blows. ?lftT ?t«itTraT ^ot, ^TcnTsfl^-^m^- 
 r^-^ ^^-^WrM<n«-^«t><^IMKI«K-&c. %dr. 
 4 ( of calamity ), v. Stkoke. t^iT or *TJgT ««. »H<t l m. T- 
 v^T »». ^^ m. ifmj m. q-?TtT »». 
 
 r> ( in trade, &c.), v. Loss. ^TO «i. ». sw, ntrrr ♦». r. ^, 
 ^m, ITigS/. ^TfT «. ^?RT in. ^f^f. qm /• ^R^ m. 
 G ( of a fly ). 3T?T5t or 3Tmft/. aTTOST »». ^/. 
 ?b Blow, v. n. — the wind, ^i^uj, ^TH'^f. 
 
 2 — softly, in gentle puffs, &c. T. To Bseathe. ^JoE^of, 
 
 5^55 adv. m^, iTf-JT^ ^T^, 
 
 •' /"{^. v- To Pant, vtn^, MIMrJ"!, ^TT"/. /»i. ST^-^, 
 
 4 sound on being llown. t(MiJi, ^IT^ »». ^-^f^. 
 
 G lloom, llosiom, open, expand. Jc?'^, f^+y'I,ft+'muf, 3- 
 
 over; ^)(J«» away without effect. <(|^e|iii, fij^Oi, g^uf, f^- 
 
 7 up; — from gunpowder. *l4<t>ui, 3^ vi|ui, 
 
 8 out;-a light,&c. ^r^^TFT ^sn^-f^^rot-Hlrt^Jui. [^ sifif. 
 To Btow, V. a. — the wind, &c. ^l^Ttjil, -Hfrf^iuj, 31^, 3f- 
 
 2 puff out, V. To Inflate. ^H^, "»i^ "JiTwr. 
 
 " ( an inHtrumont of wind-musick ). 'F'FOT, ^^ «(M«(- 
 
 Of, ^-t/.-^^ w.-*h+K| m. JTRW-^n^. 
 
 4 ( with the breath ). j<F^, 5^^7 ^^/"^^ m.-^f 
 
 94 BL^ 
 
 5 ( the nose ). ftl^of or STT^ n. fi^^^, STT^ n. Vs^ilr-^- 
 
 6 ( the fire ) with a bellows, tnwilf. 
 
 7 See To Publish. 
 
 8 deposit eggs—&\ei, &c. ?T^/.-3T^^/. ?n3^. [ ^6i_ 
 
 9 put out of breath. ^PTT ^T¥t 3T^T'fTDt,tn<?T JPFT^^Tm rJT- 
 
 10 up; kindle, v.To Excite. ^^ ^, ^^, %ff^,^J^. 
 
 11 up; ( by gunpowder ). ?{re:H-^*>'lM 3?^-33^ l,OT- 
 
 12 up; rate vehemently, v. To Scold. ^"t^TH't,*^?^!^, 
 ^'I't, <ii«(«l, ?TT^ tn. ^. 
 
 13 away. 31^, T4^^ ^^t. 
 
 14 out, V. To Extinguish. ^ 
 Blow-pipe, n. ^^I^/. q^pft/. 
 Blowing, n. v. V. N. l.—act. ^T^ n. ^TT?!^ «. 
 
 3 vrnrfir «. stttt ^ n. &c. ^ ♦». ^pt «i. ^^t^/. f. r^pr. 
 
 4 ^vnJr «. &c. 
 
 5 T?5^ n. &c. f%^m m. f^«M«»l «. f^+^H «. ?Sft7 m. ?^- 
 S^ ». Tft^W m. **<l^ n. iT^n m. 
 V. V. A. 1.— ac<. T5^ n. &c. 
 
 2 *JWui «. &c. 
 
 3 j^ ». ^^ <(M^ui n. ^-&c. mr^f n.-m^M n. 
 
 4 ^>fiu) n. ^+<''l «• 5^ Ac. HKu) »».-iTraot n. 
 Blown, p. v. V. N. 5. jrtArfl, Ac. R+RlH, f<<+lR<«1, 3^- 
 
 T. V. A. 1. T5?%t5T, 31f^ ^3OT. 
 
 2 5'|i^^3I, &c. ^»ftT, remit*. ^J, yi'j/ld, «Tm. 
 Bltjbbeb, w./a< 0/ the whale, Sfc. ^^ttt^t^ ^T'ft/. 
 
 2 fat-like substance cast up ly the «fo. vTTT ♦»• /• IWl^w, 
 To Blcbbee, v. n. t. To Cbt. iTrS 5»l^-*re7T TT^. 
 Blubbeeee, w. o«« ever blubbering. ar^STro^T, ST^JT^S. 
 Bludgeon, n. Sl^i'fl+I*?)/- Tft^ ♦". +IWrf^ m. 1^/. 
 Blue, a. — dark b. JftH Jw/'.f'ToET, 'flpl^«l,3?Tm, ^«TT*?^, STT- 
 
 H^af , ^wr, H-^<h. — light b. sky b. WKHI'ft, aTTfTFft t- 
 
 True b. ;ftc5 Tm. 
 
 The Blues, low spiriit, v. Melanchclt. f^^ m. 
 To look b. 6« confused or terrified. ^Tot^^. 
 Blue-eted, a. sfltTTTT, ^ft^^T^f. 
 
 Blueness, n. V. A. PiS.M<JII m. -ftf^RT «. ^rT n. 'O^^ »• 
 Bluff, Bluffness. See Bold, &c. 
 Bluish, a. Pto&^i, «Ff^%T ^rasT. 
 
 To Blundeb, t). n. v. To Ere. ^^pWr, If 'R't or H^jnit, Vl'TWf , 
 M^<"i , H^, ^/. 'Rfff, ?^f5T n. qRor, STTT^ •>• SPTOT. 
 Blunder, «. v. Erboe. =g^ rfi«». ^^ /. »??? /. «T^^/. 
 SPTT^ m. 
 
 2— in writing or speaking, ar^^ «. ar^g: «. 3ni5 «• 
 That isfullof blunders. 3T5|7cE, ^9rf?5, ^mrfe^i^^raS. 
 Blunder-bus, n. <^HIH| m. »i*hk oi- «(**iiS/. 
 Blundeb-head, fi. Blunderer, n. Blcndefino. ;». a. t. V. 
 one given to blundering. -^^UIKI, T^OTTTT, ^^^F^, lllf^ 
 
 or PTT, n?ir^, 3i5?«TT, argfra, Hi«^, niq^ or a.TT, 5- 
 
BLU ; 
 
 ?m, f t N-m , y>^-«4i, nhioo^, i^, 5rw55, ^Rf*i^, 'snft. 
 
 i LCJfDEHI5GLT, «fp. ■^<|>H-^<firt, J^iHHT^JT, ^*H«)I*<5, ■3*^- 
 
 IlLUHT, a. not tharp. ^«r remits. ^<I7, ^3Tjn',^^,55T or 
 
 5T, rflu|*|W<l, MK^'H^ril, #V^:t?T, Ac. 
 To become b. ^tv^t, ^tv^, Hliuf, ^S't or i?ts^,^\3- 
 
 2 duU ^v.— wit, intellect. *r^, 3T5,^tV7, 3Trft?=or, SRrfta'. 
 
 3 roughly plain and open Jree-tpok^. PR^T?^, H^t^, *Tr- 
 TT m»*<l, *Tr"Tf *n*ff, *<+^H or <i«t<ii^fT, ^^sw^nwHT- 
 
 ffTFoftpf, M«**** or yi+M4*, tl^'iji, 'T^^T, dvrtjs, 
 
 To Bluitt, p. a. (^V^, ^to5^, »«««l"i, ^TT/. ^S^-^Ff^ 
 5. •/■ 0. mT/.-"TToft ». TfH"! y. 0/ 0. fijHIuft ^^. 
 
 2 fig. «ft??onTT/.-Tftar?TT/.-s»<i<d[/.-&c. mrtRui.+Ml+<»31. 
 
 DtUVTLT, adv. T. A. 1. lit^Tm^, Ac. »^, ^Tf . 
 
 3 plmnly, roundly, downright, outright, plump, tmaclc,flat, 
 
 ^W§w, ffw, ^r^^, <m*)«*Oh, m4+*<1i, ^^j^t?^, Tft- 
 
 ]lnjKTiiE88, n. T.A.I. )^t«4'T'IT «•• &c. K^/. W^r^ n.^TlTI'TT 
 
 t?rmT m. M"lM',H|'tf4«|I m. &c. ^Vl^HT^flJ. 
 
 Htum, To Blue. 8o« Stais, To Staht. 
 ir# Blitbt, o. a. »<<«• suddenly and inadcertetUly. 4>|4>|^ijf, 
 Ml^l^uf, »TWTW^, M*i^i<i«i or V«f>i^^ ^r^Ti^r, HIHIIM- 
 
 jkvnn, n. Blubtiko, p. a. t. V. *<*|4|uiki, m«4) I 'j'T ^- 
 SJ^ITTT, Ac. <»«.<)«, i»'.fti«, iij^i or <jr*»TI, '*l<i*,"*'l'yi<<l- 
 W^, vcvot or <fl«Mi '•c^«,n7«'Mi^rt<»»i, MiMfKI, J»*ti<. 
 
 .T* Blvir, •. «. Jrtray «Aain« or eonfusion by the/ace. rjr- 
 ^s^-Ac. *i»^^w(-*l«^l"'i, *TSWt/.-^Tflft/.-wfeHT/. 
 «t^, M<^<(U|?/-5IT»ift/.-^ m.-Ac. f^F^-^^^, »rfir«f 
 ^I»^ N. f»J^, 5^»^wf »•. |t*r y. o/« Note. The sense 
 of shame is erinced in the counteutnees of MarithAa 
 bj a dark, not bj a red color. 
 2 See To Bu>ok. 
 
 .BtVtn, n. edor in tie ek^eks raited by shame, confusion, f(e. 
 T. V. A|J|<t *T«t!<t/.-*T?ft/.-^ElfiS*TT/.-*TWrtt/. W- 
 
 At the first hM tkejtrtt appearanee. HV^ihft, JTiTK- 
 
 lo Btt78T«B, p. n. — the wind, t. To Boab. ^t^TW'if , m I mu I, 
 
 fllim^, Wt^-^Wt-W^-»?fVT-Ac. WT^-«nt. 
 
 2 ^H^, nragyer, rant, papor, jateonade, bellow a4, roar at. 
 
 ^wt'lKwl, ^wi^<nvi, ^i^^TVvf, XTITXlf , n»i'i»i«'l, flHOf, ^TTm. 
 
 J BOA 
 
 oft/- ^PT^t, 
 Blusteb, n. Blttsteeisg, n. v. V. 1. — \4)^Nuf «• &c. ^t^- 
 ? m. ?frerT7 «• ^T^T^ or ^mz m. m^TZT or gwiT m. 
 
 ^, mwei. Wn^, f^/. p/- TTBfi^, ^TKJ^^^ ^f(t /. pi.- 
 
 jl tr^rt or >rit?j n. nyRF w. <MSHftt/. ^^n./. ^T^SFft/. 
 
 I H^T?«rr or JlMli»(^ m. fm«5T »». ^?^^t/. ^?n m. pi. y<+H- 
 
 I "f^/- !F^/- 3^1^ /• 'f'^T "•• ^HflHI^T »«. <im<i"f«|Kl >«, 
 
 Blustebeb, n. BLUSTERUfQ, jp. a. Blusteeous, a. v. V. I. 
 
 mImnuiki, &c. ^t^ESTT, i?r^, #m^iITor g^n^^j^fonziiT. 
 
 2 and Bullt. Hectoe. duniHUIKI, &c. sf^TR m. ^fH- 
 ?5, HTf^niTT, ^^, 5^^ or ^^, jfr^Tr-^T n^«t1rtuii^l, 
 
 Boa-constbictoe, n. 3TTT or an^TT m. ar^TTT »». Mwirt "». 
 
 To lie torpidly like a b. 311^K''I. 
 Boab, b. ^^ft «i. ^TT^ w. 
 
 Wild b. <M^*i m. 
 BOASS, «. />ZanA-, ^-c. "psft/. (intens. <FoET »••) To5«. ?T^jrTT w. 
 
 Writing b. T^/. 
 
 2 ^W*. ^<<N I ^ ^ n. N. B. the Marathas do not use 
 a board or table: their food is placed on the ground. 
 
 Fellowship of board. Mp>>M4*f^K tn. Af^^^A m. 3^5T- 
 
 Fault that excludes from the common b. qf^<(l«I m. 
 
 3 entertainment. ^^W «. ^^^TTfa /. ^^"T^HT «• ^T^t". 
 ^T^Tfr^ n. 
 
 Service in which b. is provided. ^Ttft^^-MI*^/- 
 Service in which b. is not provided. fSRt^ '^T^'ft/. 
 One that eerres for his b. qkf'qf , «fia-m+<, 'ff'lHiff 
 <1^U||<I-(I«(UIKI. 
 
 To serve for one's b. <?kmff T^. 
 
 4 cost of eating. <H|U|1<(5J/. Jj*|Ui|i(55/. 
 
 5 body of counsellors, ffe. ^'^\^i*^^i^\^ m. ^>TT^ m.pl. 
 ^IMIPH* m. pi. «IHird**(H(5 «. '^ m.pl. 
 
 6 — at chess, draughts, Ac, ( or chequered cloth ). 'sfK- 
 
 7/ n. izm.f. 
 
 7 tide of a ship. iTtTifcn^-Ac. »(rJT/. «(tl^ «• 
 
 liarboard. ri3^ %l^. 
 
 Starboard. J^ iJti^. 
 
 Aboanl. n^T^RT-^T^nTT-Ac. ^, 
 
 Over board. '|pl«|r(|**<|-Ac. ^PPRKT. 
 jfb BOABD, p. a. See To Plask. 2 ^/aee a« boarder. Oi«(l<(m 
 
 -■»M«ii^^ff-Ac. %^-«nw^ 
 
 3 ref«D* M boarder. <i1<|U || Mc^ ff ifof . [5fT ^TT^f , 
 
 4 «•<«• Ca «Ai>; by force. ^fSj (pc^ ?%TT^-Ac. f^tT^-^- 
 2b BOABD, p. n. «<•«# icith. ^M]^\^-'M^\^^^ aTOOt-TT^, 
 
 v^i|U|f^|u| B.-^rdtfT^ n.-Ac. ^T^. 
 BOABD-WAOES, n. «fi7»it/ 'ft^^ »w. 
 B. as paid in grain. 3Tl^^/. 
 BoAKDBB, »i. V. V. N. dwornrtt^HTOIJT m. Ac. 
 BoABDWo-HOOSB, «i. ^TmTWsft^-^Wnwafl^ «R «. 
 BoABDi50.scnooL, ft. WTT ^n*W 5Wf«»n ^ uq i f^ o mV) «^ 
 
BOD i 
 
 To B0A3T, V. a. Irag of, display vauntingly. iRrf or USTTjfl'- 
 /.-^fl^TT m.-^SflTT^ or ^fllft/. ^\^ g. of o. 717 « - 
 
 ^•li+t /.-Tfrtgr /.-^freif /.-&c. tilM"l-r*K*l>}i y. o/"«?. f*R^- 
 
 of, *T^ n. ^T^^^ g. of o. 
 
 2 ( one's sell' of) v. To Plume, srmr «».-&c. A\**\^. 
 To Boast, i>. ». hrag, vaunt, glory. ^^TR^, vT?7ot, ^^Tltt/-- 
 
 tfi'iuj-^l^^uj, ^^1 Kqfi ^•M I -^<?fy^iJ I -&c. nt^/. I^i. ^wf J 
 
 fftTT «». e^T^eT't, 4~|<llv-Hl nt^/. pi. *)i'iO'i, ^fTTT/. ^^. 
 
 Boast, Bo A8TIN0, M. v. V. N. ^m^ o»*5?tt^/. ^^/. 
 
 rfiHa<-4 «. K. ?7R, *Tt?, Tj it or ^ q^ n. ^ii^f. ^K^. 
 
 ^<?t»T n. *V^li-Ml-Ji ^Jjt^ n. ^Jcpn^ »Tf?^ ot.jP?. %7TT1^/. 
 
 I. cause of boasting. ^M\-^flfH*\\'i &c. ^Fc5'|u<<i'^'«j>l<i;i«. 
 Boaster, «. Boastino, ^. a. Boastful, a. \. V. N. 15- 
 
 BOASTISGLT, flK^r. ^^t^, H^Ml^, «ri%^KPf, 5?Tn?^ft%. 
 Boat, n. v. Vessel, hr/. ^t^/. ^/. ^rf«<R n. 7^m n. 
 
 Master of a b. or small vesoel. ?Tttc7 m. 
 To be in the same b with. <^ sfitfT 3TO#. 
 To Boat. «;. a. convey in ah. ^i^HH-Ac. ^^. 
 BOAT-MAK, n. ;tT?IT^ or TRrsqi «). 'll^«<lril >». TT^^ or 
 Hi^'JjO m. Trf^ HI. 
 
 Song of a b. whilst rowing. ^^.■^\ »». 
 BoATSwAHf, «. 'W«»r)l«jsf\rt ^ aTf^PFrtt 3?f^. 
 2b Bob, v. n. play backwards and forwards. <7^^, ^K^^- 
 f^wf , ^r% m. pi. ^-J^, 
 . 2 up and down, ( in drowning ). n^+oiuf, t-MNuf, ^I^- 
 ^TcS'TT/. pl.-^i'^Z^] f. pi- ^r^. 
 To Bob, v. a. v. To jebk, ^^-Tnif, f^flSUJ, 3Tmi«t. 
 Bob, ». T. Pkkdest. sjiPFr mi. ^h^ m. ^^f. f^ ot fi r a ft/. ! 
 2 ( of a song ), v. Bubde>'. 3i*«l<t>43i n. H|^«J4<1 or TT^- 
 
 Bob-tail, n. 5^ '^TTt/. ?5fft ^"T€t/. 55ft ^ «, 
 Bob-tailed, a. fstil", %^^:^. 
 Bobbin, ?i. ( of the weaver), wi^f. 
 Bobbing , n. v. V. N 1. ^ aai^ n. &c. 
 
 2 <M+<!iu| n. &c. W^^fi^ilt f. pi. m-h<X)*i\f. ll. T<i'l<»<< I 
 
 /. pi. *\MvM^f. pi. ^i-^oiM\f. pi. f^nr^HTfRirsR >». 
 
 2b Bode, 0. a. foreshow, forebode, presage, portend. g^TT^, 
 J^S^^, 55^ ( used w-ith the required noun ) ^n^^, 
 
 -&c. iRot y. 0/ 0. pJ^^UT n.-f^ «.-'jfa?Tor ».-^f^ «.- 
 
 &c. 3T?m in. coil. Sf g. ofo. [^^. 
 
 EODER, n. Bodino, p. a v. V. g^^^TRT, ^^''T'TTTT, &c. ^J^^, 
 
 Ill-b, 3T^-3TH?-Wtn?r-&c. ■^■^^-■^■^■vfz^k^-kc. 
 
 I!!-b. sign or mark, qjt? JT^T^T «. ^^T"! n. Jf^^T'T n. 
 
 Bodemekt, Bobiko, n. v. V.— ac<. g'^^ «, ^J^snit «. &c. 
 
 I BOD 
 
 g^^ n. ^ ^/. ^!^ n. si^^hr «. "^g:^ «. '^Nk^'TT/. 
 B. of ill. ^ Pi7s-31M'|tJ5-31*i'qi DT-3TH^-&c, ^'spT n.-q^- 
 :iPT «.-&c. 
 
 B. of good. f^-^c5-*r^-&c. ^[^R «.-ST^'I ».-&c. 
 Bodice, ». =^t5ft/. ^Fl^^toit/. W^f. 
 Bodied, o. ^, ^^, ^^W, ^^, ^ftfT, ^TfkHT^. 
 Bodiless, a. incorporeal, af^, f^^, ft^, 3T^T%n% 
 Bodily, a. of or belonging to the body. ?lO<Nr, ^^Nl , Trft- 
 
 B. deformity or defect. a^m^^Fr^ n. s^fl w. 
 
 B. ease and comfort. ^lfl<y<<( n. ^(tOiWH:*'? »«. 
 
 B. labor. aii'I»)^HH/. vO<+y m. ^ftC^sn^ m. 
 
 B. strength. a<i'MI< m. grFIt^S n. 3?t'W»n/. <hH^-m- 
 
 B. suffering. ?T^^T>r/. ^PT^SIt w. arriunTf/. j^. 
 
 «tt?rt/. 
 
 B. vigour or health, qn^^qfrf/. 
 B. violence or eflPort. 3Tfn«RTf or 3Ttnf^?Tf / WI- 
 TT^ or 3tf'in<(f/. 
 Bodily, o(/v. wmVerf wi^A a ioi/y. ^l^^, ^^Iflf^d, ^ift^rf^, 
 
 2 See Wholly. 
 Bodkin, n. instrument for drawing tape, Sjc. ^Xi\ sTtsTTT- 
 
 ^ ?T5E^ /. g^ w. 5^ ^HT ». 
 Body, n. grn /lop. artn ». ^ w. !(i^ n. ^x^ in. n. pop. ;ja^T 
 /• ^/ 5^/- ^'^Z ^T^/- »•■ +rfHl ». ft?«. 75 «. 'JT^f/. 
 Some descriptive, allusive, or significant terms for 
 the body are, »{dirH| m. tTPT «. ^?r ». "TIK or f^ w, 
 f^^ »n. irrs n. 'TI'IliJdH «. TTHH /. MI'JI'HH ». ^fi[^n«T»TT 
 
 ^TTTFf^ n. MiiM-^ui^ n. vi|<4vjjoft ^^y. — and with im- 
 plication of loggishness, lumpishness, inert heaviness or 
 huddledness, Sfc. ^<%i\f. 'TtST or ift«rTnto5T w. m?/. T- 
 
 According to the Hindu philosophy there are three 
 bodies, viz. ( 1 ) the gross or material external body, 
 ?^3^ w. f^r^y^ n. arorT^^I or q «t. ( 2 ) the 
 tenuous or ekherial b. the inner envelopment, fe»l^, 
 fe« i n< K, ^^5=^, ^^"JT^iTftT. ( 3 ) the inner rudiment 
 and causative fr.ime or principle of the above two, 
 4>K" l ^^ ,^FRWyytT, 3TR^»T^^ or V. See these words, 
 and also q^^ or ^ in Moleswobth's Marathi 
 and English Dictionary. 
 
 B. and soul. <H^H^ n. 
 
 Celestial or glorified b. f^^q^ m. \nt. 
 
 Contortions or writhing of the b.3lt»T7flST«».3Tt'lf^r- 
 
 Daily operations or business of the b. — compreh. 37- 
 
 Destinies or lot of the b. ^^s}n<i«r n. 
 Every b. (out le mondc. vjHri|+ m. ?l^"Np m. pi. 
 Hair or down of the b. Tt»T n. t^ n. rf^^ or n»jf.^. 
 In the b. trnthout dyinj or dropping the b. ^Tfft, ^T^. 
 
I 
 
 BOG 
 
 97 
 
 BOI 
 
 Lightness and niiublenesa of b. 3li'HMo6l{/. 3Ttn- \ 
 
 Lower extremities of the b. 3Tvt:TPT m. STvT^ m. 
 Mortal spot of the b. »nTF<IR n. sm^ffW/- ^nf^Vt^n. 
 HH-lfl «. lu a by or mortal spot of the b. ailsM?^!, 3T- : 
 
 «rt^ V. ?5m, "T?, HTT &c. [f^^- 
 
 One, though iu the b., living as out of it.%^ ^*T^?r 
 
 Flump and roundish b. nW/. 
 
 Belation of the b. and its members. ai'lif*IHl«J m. 3T- 
 
 Soundness or healthiness of b. ?lO<MI<l«) ». V^^^l- 
 Symmetry and beauty of b. ail^Tl^JH «• 
 Unguents for the b. ^J^ n. ^\^^ n. aRTRTT m 3T^- 
 a^ s». [JTf'PT n. 
 
 Whole b. h. and itt limbs and memlers. ?T^FI n. ^- 
 To anoint the b. ai'Kl'l m.■^^^TW\ n. W^. 
 To cast or put off the b. ^ m. dl*uf-%s(^-flt2^, ^- 
 
 To macerate the b. ^0(*^"l«-?TftTlii^^'T«.-&c. ^rc^. I 
 To mortify the b. ^^w.-^^^PTi.-SB^t^OT.-^rttT^- 
 
 To purify the b. aingf^ /.-^.^yf^ /.-Ac. spT^. 
 
 2 a b. T. Fkbsos. jTot f. npjm». HH»*< n. J^<T w. 
 Any b. some b. ^WY, ^ph»fl<TO. 
 
 Any b. — any whoever. Mrldl, *<rlHI+(r4HI. 
 
 3 /roo^, company, v. BaSd. TIT w. KI^fY or at/. *Wri»«. 
 ?ft«ft/. "R ornr « »t?T m. [^T- 
 
 In a b. fH*H, ^^*t5toft, v*»^of), (f^cnft or ^^I^, ^- 
 
 4 nrporalion, comnunitt/. WfiCt /. ^f^ j)op. <fn«T/. 
 
 5 ( aa of a house, coach, tree, vessel, &c. ) stain part. 
 ^ ». >y*MH\'\ nt. 
 
 6 ( of a garment), ^t^^ or ^htT m. [^wr n. 
 
 7 a tubitance, a material thing. <T^'4 ■•. f^ipf «• W?^ »». 
 
 8 ttrengtk, good quality, v. GoonSESs. \m\ m. vft^ w. 
 W^n. Jni ». "5^ SI. 
 
 9 firm texture ( of cloth, Ac. ). ^lOJIdlll m. 'fhr ». w. 
 ^5»rftn •». m. ^j^TT^ft ). 
 
 10 ( as of fire, Ac. ) tolmme, tnait. nt?S m. ^^ m. C a« 
 
 11 <!oJ4. tv^m, t^m/. 
 
 12 Se« Matto. 
 
 To BoDT. Se« To Embodt. 
 
 BoDT-cLOTH, ■. (of horses, elephants, Ac.).^/. ^'ar'l». 
 
 Bot>T-«i7ABo, It. yTirm/. yjfTW «. 
 
 BoDT-nBTAXT, N. ^ <n M. 
 
 Boa, «. iBT»r/. ?^f /. ^ft/ ^sj^/. <rtT i«. 'Wi^^l /. <»- 
 
 WC/. VWTW ■». 
 BOOLS, BooOLS, m. t, Boobcab. ^I^r? or f T^?i|TWr m. HT- 
 
 «M. ^SS. 
 
 2b BooaLB, ». n. r. To H»iTATe. JHf*1«»JJ or ^q«uf, 
 
 Wl*, «t»^, *tt/- *^, «»ntTl/. ^'^, 
 BoooT,.*. sitwai^, 4*'. ^^vf^, •«l^<f^, ^^i<tT, »rsn- 
 
 To become b. iKIfvA. 11 
 
 i3 
 
 Zb Boit, V. H. — a liquor. ^rn^fTof or grT^H^ or ^^^^, 
 f^nftfnJi or f^f^%^, Md'l'^ul or ^^Jj<^u|, T^oeSt, 3«I5t- 
 ot, nJ«(i«u|, sit)«ul, ^'PT^, T^TTiif , <'iM^-Ui,3T'^'Tr n.-^^m.- 
 3^frar m.-viMlotT «». %wf i». fon. ;j=fa't/. ^'f-J'^ i/«. con. 
 
 AVatcr set to b. 3TV^^ «. STtT'JT ». 
 
 2 ie iM seething. f^M''f, ^+,4of. 
 
 3 over. 7rT^,T'j ^T^t o»%ofor ^Tr!DT,3^««.%tif , 3rfnr ^, 
 
 4 ( with passiou, &c. ) or, — passion, &e. v. To Fume. 
 
 3:?T W.-&C. qut. 
 To Boil, f. a. ( liquor, &c. ). ^'faof, fTN^, !f?f^, ^rT^- 
 
 2 (frfss, ^'c. i« hailing tcaler, set th. f^T3i<(uj^ H'^, T'Fl- 
 "jf, qr<T=T ». ^^ y. o/ o. 
 Boil, n. n^n. %?T^ or %«rf(3 m. <ptl «». <jdiui «. ftf?^ «. 
 ^ n. »il w. ?«pt^ »». R<:*l-i m. ^z n. dim. qRfft/. ?^- 
 
 A renewed b. or tumor, ^r^ w. 51^ m. v. vir, 
 
 B. arising on the palm. JTSJ «. </"». ^iTSft/. 
 
 Heat and aching of a b. or tumor. 'hiHif. «FS^Tl /. 
 
 Heart or core of a b. jft^ m. Ilf^f- 3Ti<ft/. 
 
 Frickly itching or burning of a b. J^^J^/. 
 
 To beat and throb — a boil ^^T>»lf iuteus. i-e(|-mH_ 
 Boiled, p. v. V. A. 1. 3^c5%c5T, &c. ^?i. 
 
 2 f^v1«<P.rll, Tt*#c5T, &c. <J+fi<f, ^.f^, Tc^f^TfT, ^VTrft- 
 T^, ^. 
 
 B. food, ^trr ». fn^T^^/. n. 
 Boiler, «. Joiiiny cewf^ v. Kettle. W^f- ^^ »«.T<TT?n'/. 
 
 A fixed b. »ft?R? »». 
 BoiiDio, p. a. V. V. N. 1. WJUIMI, «F«I->^F, Ac. ♦4«|>4t<T, 
 
 ^»rT, ^rF9^ 3n«^OT, «EJ 3TT^f^r, arn'T arr^c^r, Ac 
 
 B. water. TfT^'it ». <iHfuft ». 
 BoiLiSO, n. V. V. N. l.—ait or stafe. ^rT^pT or g^T^JT or 
 fJ'J^?/. ^J5 »». srvm n. T^paTt/. HT^ or l^r rn.r. ^- 
 J*lo& or o5T «. VJ4KI »». 
 
 2 ftrsm «■ Ac. 
 
 3 7<T<if fi. ^rT m. Jii 3n^ ». 
 
 4 a/ni Ebci.litios. Tmr^r 'F5»».-7'rr3tTw.-T»r5tr»»'-iPT 
 
 M. Hc4d'jl/. 
 A b. ( or a burning ) to do, v. Iicn. ^ m. ^rV^ni. 
 
 V. V. A. I.— art. 3^F5t<jf»». «FT^n. if5^». iF«3TM"Jffi. 
 2 f)nw9r». Tl<IJfn. X\VTm. ^tTT'i. t^^n. ip.q^». STTOIii. 
 That is easily cooked by b. f^lvTHZ'. 
 BOISTEBOC78, a.— of wind, flhlldm-^l or ^^RHI^ t, ^V^TWT- 
 
 sXy wHi-WNi, tiMidVHi, ^iiRtrrrr, '»in?'?i^. 
 
 2 fioi'y, turbulent^ ^-e.— of persons. tTt^IlfipnT, *Tm- 
 
 «j«u, yrra^TT, yriq^pin, »TH«jfTr, »TOT?'«Tr, nWu^rr, *Tt- 
 
 3— «f proceedings, Ac. *rt»refti-n(T^, grrr^fY^, ^Z^^ir^TT. 
 BoisTDOOSHKss, ». v. A, 1. ^^v^'iVUm. gflP^/. flir^w. 
 
 {jfli?r or *t^n7T/»i. ?Rmw. ftw/.w. 
 
^m 98 
 
 2 qT»Tg^nnjrT»t. Tir^McJmiiiTO. &c. ^mafl/. yHi<<>of|/ qt- 
 ^rtikmif. fy'iiH^rf/. ^rrm/.n. 
 
 Bold, o. Sroue, courajeout, fearless, intrepid, dauntless, 
 daring, Sfc. — of persons. ^JT, tilrfl'JK, «irflH<, P^r^f^K, 
 
 r^ii)<^K, ^'■Hi'^K, rfe*-Hrfl:, tTTT^fl", «jTrfNrr, mi'HMr, f^- 
 "TrfNT, MM+^i, mNr, &c. f%Krj, fSitriT, f^*f?T, *nT- 
 
 or *i^i^<,, sif^Fir, ^fK, MiR'ii'tirj, 3T|ni|, »Tm, ^T^, ?^r- 
 
 «T, ?lH5[ITrJt, ^?f<T5T, ?[Tt4^IH. 
 
 2— of measures, requiring Sfc. courage. ^#5rr, ^iiWNT, 
 
 tfmt^, q'14'HHI', f^^JTn^^, H^lj^F. 
 
 3 standing out to view, prominent.^ Uuff. 3^, 3^fr*T, T- 
 
 4/ree, spirited, liberal. 7^, ^JT, tT^IR?!, ST?I«MUIIMI. 
 5 See Impcdent. 
 
 To make b. to take lilerty. «iftT m. sfj^of. 
 Boi.DLT, adv. V. A. 1. tflrfl^', ti5lrn*«rf, qT?^ ^?55:tT, H^- 
 #, ?fkt^, ^"T^, «&c. f^'>fT?DTT^, &c. f^tfS, ^KR^, 
 
 Boldness, n. v. A. 1. ^jTT'irTOT. f^H<<MUII»t. «TrS^». «TT^^«. 
 ^n. ^Jprn. ?5T?ft/. ^FTci'Y^rt. f^I^^lf^. tTKT/. f^^^TK/". 
 
 3 g^TTTTTT'". ^wmrw. THKHOIIot. &c. 
 
 5 See Impudence. 
 Bole, n. iTTcfr^sft ^ ^Jim 3Tl^. 
 BoLSTEB, n. ( of a bed, &c. ). ^^f. fT^^w. 
 
 2 (as for back of people sitting). 3t?«.»». 
 
 3 (of a eadle). JTtsnT^/. <PmJt/. [^T^. 
 To BoLSTEE UP, v.a. V. To Suppobt. +iM I (^uO /--H 4 1 <\"{!^* /• 
 Bolt, «. (of a door, &c.) metal pin, v. Bab. ^t^f. ^<£\/. 
 
 2 See Akeow. 3. v. Thchdeebolt #^/. ^^ n. 
 BOLT-UPHianT, a. diriOd^TT, ^TS^TTTT, ^RcE^^, ^ToR?^- 
 
 ^0 Bolt, v. a. fasten with a h. v. To Bae. ^ftos/.-Ac. rfHul- 
 2 See To Bluet. 3 swallow at once, gulp. »ftc!T»».-»lS+l«». 
 »TT1^, n7nt5ETni-'Rr''rr»>.-*1'i'MotT»».-'I'i'Tlot|m.-<iH|u|l «. ^- 
 
 4 *i// — grain, Ac. ^Nr^t, 3iigsui, tsii"!, ■=(i'»ui. 
 .To Bolt, v.n. spring out or off" suddenly. f^^iJi, ^^^ ^TT^T, 
 
 PH^df l, y-t^oi, HS^P'if, Wi+ui, "fl-l+iii, •ye+MlsTrfl/. ^T^. 
 Bolus, n. nft^/. ;)o;>. J^^/. "Ttcft/. 
 
 BoME, «. e/iC'Z/, ij'c. «hc^i(l|'no!>|w. ti-tJMI 'TtcETm.»pf?5pnTt^f». 
 To BoMBAED, V. a. ^^'\\vM\=^ mH\<m. «Rut-rtl<)"i, 
 
 BOMBAEDMENT, «. +r^<f|«Tl 00^)1 ^^TT TSKTT m. 
 
 Bombast, n. high-sounding words, fustian. o«(<^iO'^-«*n'^ 
 
 spTr^nrr'n'Tn. «fi^p5 jft^ra tv*^ fn.pi. i\m\(f. 
 Bombast, Bombastic, o. «»)<^K, 5«l^%ttc^, JlrtMl, 
 
 BOO 
 
 Boubax, n. »i7* rn^^on <rf*. ^^/. 
 
 BOMMELO, «. a particular Jlsh. ^\^\F.m. 
 
 BoNA-FiDE, in good faith, without fraud. ^J^T^, g^^, 
 
 Bond, n. fetter, v. Chain. ^t^5ft/. ^f^Tt^/. %ft/. ^m. 
 
 2 ligament, y. Tie. sf^m. ^w. sjfs^n. 
 
 3 cement of union, v. Connection, ff^/. ^'Wm. t^i i mi - 
 qrw. tTFTT^RTm. ^ITT»». ^». 
 
 4 icriting of olligation, v. Deed. ^fr«. ^^ m. TJ^ m. 
 
 Dead or bad b. ^^|rr?jFT«. ^JToft'T^Trr n. [n. 
 
 Discharged and thus cancelled b.vHoTlH^^H n.-<^U|ot«H 
 To pass a b. WTPIT ^ ^KT^ ^^, Tfs-'MHf ^TtS ^fT^Jf, 
 7t«E'n.-%^OT.-^«j. Jfrpif ^r.o/ «. +!«:«( cfl'i.mw. J??T'if-5^. 
 
 5 olligation. ^^m. ^vfm. ^tpTn. 
 Bond, o. thai is in bondage. See Slave. 
 Bond-maid, n. v. Slate. ^Prft/. «r^/- «lt^/- ^"R't'l/. 
 Bond-man, Bond-seevant, n.v. Slate, qrr or sft^OT. ^«i. 
 
 Bondage, «. ea/ZmVy, V. Impeisonment. «r^/.%^/. ?nf- 
 ^/. ^tTrfT/. 5i(iRRF«TT/. 
 2 V. Slaveet. ^jwrmm. ^Ffff^ n. 
 Bone, n.^n. dim. ^li+H or ^5^/. ^|^ or ^Tf^"- 3Tf^<T«. 
 
 A sin in the b. ^^^H^t^f. 
 
 B. of contention, ground of quarrel. mi\-4\l^'^Mni. 
 
 Dryness and decay of the bones. arf^V^fH*"- 
 
 Ulcer in the b. ^U^MuJm. 3Hf^^«|Diw. 
 
 Uniting of a broken b. 3T^%T^ff^«». 
 
 False or bad to tlio b. ^IJN I or ^if^ #!T-!tTf7-&c. 
 
 Fever seated in the bones. ^I4^H<»»- ^l4$<+'0/. 3T- 
 
 Seated in the bones — ferer, rheumatism, &c. 3hR'<4'H. 
 
 True or good to the b.^liNlor^llf^l ?3TT-iiMrt(-*R^-&c. 
 
 To have one's bones standing out. ^ npl. f*nT't-«TI- 
 ojf-f^^ g.of 0. 
 
 To lay the knife to the b. ^Tff qr^m. ^\^. 
 
 To make no bones, ^^^[m.-'^i^m.-tl^ f. T tTT^f. 
 BONEIJJSS, a. 3Tf^V^, STTfl'iT. 
 Boneskttee, «. HlSrlHi ^ 'J?I4UIK1. 
 BoNFiEE, n. vT^-3TR^-&c. ^i;^^-si^!F-5TrT^-&C. STftrw, 
 BoNMOT, «. ;^4+|OT. gTf>T»t. 
 BONNE-BOUCHE, ». "TtW^m. ^^Tl^ffl. 
 
 Bonnet, n. jpft/, 
 
 BoNNT. See Beautiful. 
 
 Bonny -CLABBEE, n. s. Butteemilk. 3i«t<l«|UHI+«. 
 
 Bonus, ». premium for a loan. *RY?ft/. 
 
 BoNT, a. belonging Sjc. to hone. ^I4MI, ST^ift^, 3l^Vff- 
 
 2 Aat'tn^ Zar(7ff Jo»ie«. >0<WI fret^, ^?W or ^T5^. 
 
 3 having many hones. ^I4«hlct or ^isH>'», STft^TlT^-fl'J^- 
 
 BooBT, «. blockhead., Sfc. v. Fool. 5»». «=ff5r«. ^n^TTT, (fem. 
 

 BOO 
 
 f^»i. «ll*0-^l 'TT^kT m. ^THtf^ »». 
 
 IBOOK, n. qNt/ 5?<T^ii. ^»». f%?n^/. f^^w. 
 
 Books — compreh. or indef. 'fr'«l)MM*«. ["TTT^n. 
 
 Books and papers, — compreh. jw^HHtZ or J^l^ 
 Board-CQver of a b. <TT^/. ^oS\f. 
 Cover of a b. jf^T^n. 
 Stitched b. ^f(f. ^N^/. ^n. Leathern cover of. 
 251 wjgrm. 
 
 ■^ Tom or worm-eaten b. TJ^T^S^Vf m. 'imico m. 
 ■ One b. explains another. tpTT^ ?r<TfiTT f^^f. 
 To get into the good books of. si-ildR^Tof, ?i^/.-H^ 
 /•-Ac. #n^. 
 
 Without b. JJ?T^ Mlf^H^I ^^, <Tr5T^. 
 2 divition of a hook, q^ n. ?^ m. ^ ». 
 Book, a. hrUm^ng to a hook, qvft, 'T^t'T, ifff^, ?rVW, 
 
 2b Book, v, a. enter in a b. •MlM^<(<-^i^--«flM/tfl-&c. rtN«f 
 
 -fept-'rtl^, ft!pT %^, *Tt^ ^^. 
 BoOK-BixoEB, m. 5^7^ ^'J'TRT, ^ ^rt^nTPCT, f^ri<^HIi. 
 Book-cask, n. 'fm^ ^^wqi^ ^i^R ». 
 
 BOOK-BATKK, «. 3T^nf f. 
 
 BooK-KiKPEK, ". ^jrTTPraf^ f^5T)ir ^*iuiKi-<iwiKr. 
 
 BOOK-KKEPIKO, ft. Hf\^ fe^ n. 3nTT^r^ fe^**! n. 
 
 BOOK-SELLKB, n. ^« f ) r<l<H< l, JB^f^^^TT, JW*^**^, J^^ 
 
 Bookish, a. t. STcniocrs. qr^fHl HH4HI, ^'a'pfjPT, JW^- 
 
 BOOK-WOKM, ». W^K/. ^^^f. [ cEWrm «. 
 
 2 fig. oiw addicted to study. ^Tifidrtl f^IT «. J^R^ffT %- 
 lb Boom, r. ». tound at a ditiauee. (^M^MuTi, ^»l^. 
 Boom, «. eiain aerou a riter. <HH«f«oiY/. 
 Booh, •. yraii/, benrfoftion, v. Gift. ^ n. ^ •«. 
 Conferring a b. MT^im n. mn\H ». 
 Conferrcr of a b. fT^, ^f^MI. 
 
 2 T. PmTi05. 3r^ m. frirft/. 
 Boojr, «. 5«y. Wi<A*, t. Mebbt. 3TR^, TJjnft, t»ft, ^^ft. 
 Boob, «. rurtic, lout, v. Cocxtbtmax. ^{hiuju r. <1<<|(<|- 
 
 ^ •ii^fi •». Vicvl, ^l^e. ntf^ c. it^'WlT. I 
 
 Bookmb, «. T. Clowjiisu. ntflflB, "WR, ^IIOTra, ^f^, ?it- 
 
 Aa imlattered b. fellow. Hm, itr^\. j 
 
 BooaitHiT, adv. T. A. 'IlKWUII^, it^fwA^, Ac. j 
 
 BoousairBM. n, t. A, irfR^w «. «WT^/. >irt»a^ft/. | 
 
 T« Boon, 7b Boozk. v. ». drink hard. ih^H or ^Tf^^, 
 2b Boor. ». «. />r«>/?/, ataH, v. To AnTiXTAQE. sjTTot, ;=im- 
 
 Boor. «. atail,pn{fil, r. Adta5taok. ^m «». W! ». «7VT m. 
 To b. orer and abote. fSIMIflO, STWrt^, ^PWrtt or ^- 
 ffUHl'^, f , filfUIH. 
 
 •-' //•a/*«- cover i my for lej. 4<^q^ M. Ml?<^'^|l «l. ^iff 
 SIIMIJII ■•. ^ ••. 
 High b. Top b. 3«^ ^nm. 
 
 9 -BGR 
 
 Seven league boots. f^sqriTJfiT/. 
 Boot-jack, n. ^ «j,|(Su^|^' ?{p:pf. 
 Booth, n. hut of boughs, ^-c. +i<<ui », di^io&Ali-^ gt'TT w.-UT- 
 
 <t/. '3'^l<i«l«(pn/. 3TH-ffT'«. TT^ n.'T^Tfrft/.'M^nw/. 
 Bootless, a. v. Fkuitless. fjjwpc?, f^[T^%, ^IT'FS, 5«p^. 
 BooTLKSSLT, arfp. V. A. 5?r<f, fVT, f^rT*i=F. 
 BoOTLESSNEss, fi. Y. A. Pji^rffTX/- f^f^^^^^^y- Ql'McAM"!!. w. 
 
 H>rf<.ir^r!| n. • 
 
 BooTT, n. tpoily prey, pillage, v. PiXNiEK. tjjl/. 
 Bo-peep, n. ^pF^n. %^ n. J^<i->ti\si/. 
 BoBAX, n. ^t^pm^R m. J^p^ n. qJl^KHKw. ?{^pft/". ^^I'fl/. 
 
 MNH'b «. ^IHmRun/. tTT5^J5H »». ?^ OT. 
 BOBBOKTQM, rt. ^1*0 /• 3^/- '"'f"*- JTJTR m. 
 Boeder, n. Jr/ni-, margin, v. Edge, ^pfe »». f<*>iKi m. ^/. 
 Circular b. ^ n. 
 
 2 ( esp. of a field ). '^f.'ki m. WV^f. ^ m. 
 
 3 ( of a country, a village, &c. ) confine. Jfft^ pop. ^fi^ 
 f.or'^f.or'^m. ^/. ^TT^ ;m)/). ^T^/. 
 
 Passage of the b. ^ftRTS^PT n. 
 Unto the borders. 3TRffTra. 
 
 4 (of a garment or cloth). ipf3 «». ^^HT or ^9|TT m. *iei^ 
 or <H<JoO/. tT^/. ^f^ «. 31^«e/. f». 
 
 B. esp. as narrow or fine, ^rft /. R>HlO /• 'FT^. 
 
 5T?ft/. *i^/. ?nR n. ^[T/. ntr »«. 
 
 B. as woven separately or as appended. *KM£l/. ^- 
 
 Ilemmed or raised b. "frl m. b)T n.m. 
 
 Ornamental b. ^r^TTP or t(vni«l»». T^w. 7?5T »«. ^3 «. 
 
 JnrKt/. [/.«R^/. 
 
 6 ( as of wells and tanks ) raited edge. v^^m. qr^ /. %rj 
 
 2b BoBDEK, r. n. confine upon. ri'lKH-OTn^^-fHT^-r^+'l^ 
 
 Hwf g. of t. 
 2bBoBD£B, v.a. ^ m.-&c. rflMuj. 
 Bobdebed, a. V. N.4 Q<<^K, ^51^, T^TT^, <I^. 
 
 B. with working of gold or silver, Ac. v^fl+I^Ojf^T^- 
 
 B. with trees and flowers. yi4M<^^. 
 Double b. jq^, 5*nft, 5»ni?5T or ?ft. 
 Narrow b. <^IHU|<I>I^, 
 Silkb.>f<m^^. 
 Single b. »(<m<^0, <{4)Hv»frtl or rft. 
 Three b. Pm<^0, fi^'Tpft, H'tH^HIrtl or ?ft. 
 Bobdebeb, n. BoBDEBiva, p. a. v. V. N. fHTTRT, rf'I?fl-<^T, 
 
 rt'M-Mi, f^'WiMi, «PT^, fti^T^, ftisf^mr, ?Tm?T. 
 
 I. ciottf neighbour. fiw?I>>flO,n(I^^,fJT«T«)*l<t,flrM'H«ll^. 
 
 II. person dtrelliug on the border. «R »^^ISf?lf7r TT^TTTT, 
 
 2b BOBK, ». a. perforate^ v." To Piebce. ^V^, ftqiff, HTPtrf, 
 
 il^, %VR n-T»T<Tn.-Ac.^r*r ^ o/ o. ^Tf^^n.-Ac. ^T(^. 
 
 2 V. To Weabt. ^^rarm.-^JTH m. 3Tm^ %^. 
 BoBK, n. perforation, v. IIot.E. ^ffTn. f^^«. "ifvTm.fiirvTn.tiTn. 
 
 »?l^»i. JTWm. «R^in. ^TTw. 
 
 2 ( of tho ear ), THm. 
 
100 
 
 BOT 
 
 3 ( of a gem, bead,&c. ). %^w. 
 
 To be enlarged in its b. ^^ -jcKuJ. 
 
 4 twellinj tide, q'rJTw. 
 
 5 ape»t, trouble, v. Plague. T"Tn?/.»^T*?/.'ft5T/. VZn. 
 
 G T. AUGEK. ^fTHrTT «. t'^TTw. 
 
 7 See Calibeb. 
 Boreas, n. north wind. 5F?TtM/. 
 BoTiED, J9.V.V. ^%OT, &c. irfiTfT, irf^,iJ'«T-&c. TT^ST. 
 BOREE, «. v.V. ^qoTKT, 'Tt^TTH^TTTi&c. gj^,^q^,^tR^. 
 
 I. V. AuoEB. ^m<Tr»i. ^yrTrt. 
 Boeing, n. v.V.— oc/. qgot»- f%^n. Ac. ^vnrn. tyoin, 
 
 *ra- ( in conip.as q^H^, H'ft'T^, ^H^T^), 'J^(iucoinp.as 
 
 First b. !?ire, 3T?rJT, ^t^. Next b. TTH^, <nsT»Tm^ 
 
 Middle b. iTtr?IT, Hrw<4c?I, HiiT^c?!. Last b. +f5(^, il««<i-=(i, 
 
 Ill-b. Low-b. ^?T^T?T, +HvHM, M<^n^M, 3T^3{^. 
 
 That is to be b. viTf^&<<H|U|. 
 
 That is being b. vINMM. 
 
 Untimely b. 3^<FTt5^, ST+W^'-HI. 
 
 Well-b. High b. f?^, +H.«('d, f?^^m^, ft<f)-^l<^l, 3TT- 
 
 To be b. with face downwards. TTt^VTFT^. 
 
 To be b. N>i'Mul, -dw^^ui, f^lHvriul, SRr^,g^^^,'3FfT»«. 
 
 To be b. again, he regenerated. q«JM.-M»». ^^ ff. of g, 
 
 BoROPGH, ». ;htt nt?ra TTH^ ^f't^ srf^rf^rftT Trsf^nrarr^ 
 
 2b BoBEOW, v.a. — opposed to lend. 3^fqT ^-afTm^,^iIT«Tto»* 
 
 2( money, at interest). W^n.-^^n. 5FT^-V"it-^T^-3TT- 
 
 BOEEOWED,/). v.A^ 1. g"?RT %d^WI, &c. g-ff^rr, T^T'RTfNT, 
 
 B. for an occasion, — trinkets, furniture, utensil3,&c. 
 vjINNI, ^JTTT^'Jr, ^^n^uil, Tlf^rl'F. 
 2 Jp^ JpT<i?lrtl, *^1a, «P^rr^, oMivfl, o<<MI*, 'KUH*!!. 
 BoBEOwER, n. V. V. 2 anrf Debtor, ^wf *r<SU|KI, &c. iR'JT- 
 
 BoBEOwiso, «. T. V. 1. — act. 4^(11 ^ n.-3TTt7njf «. mim<^ 
 
 2 +,^H+|ijJi «. JpT^ n. o<<MM< ^^ «. ^u|'-|^ui «. 
 
 B. from every quarter. <PT^3ffc»/. ^KT3?t^»». ;^t^- 
 
 B. and lending, «w««y dealing. ^^^. ^njf^n. q^im- 
 ^^M n. ^H\\'i\ m. [ r<Tt5 n. 
 
 Bosom, n. v. Breast, g:^ »». IfTrft /. ^?T «. sr?Tt^n »». ^?T- 
 To press to the b. 'ft^^ TT^. 
 B.-foe. arei^FTpft arm/. 
 B.-friend. f^pfi^T f»?5f, ^^ |:^n^ ^^»J?ft, f^ifi^f^- 
 
 B. of the earth. 'J'T'f m. 
 
 B.-secret. '^z^ ij^/. ^i=r?rt nl7, ^«fl*i5^ »fre /. 
 2 A«ar<, »«!«</, ^c. jtt ». 3TfT:^iI «. ^^ «. ^Z n. 
 8 clothing over the breast. qi^T »». «JT?ft /. 
 To Bosom, v. a. H^f rT-3TrT'.'F'CTi?r-wl ?:i H-&c. ^^, 
 
 2 See To Hide. 
 Boss, «. *no6, ^'c. q^ /. ntrr »»• sffl n. [ ^ziTp. 
 
 BoTAKicAi, fl. >jrA^r«(4i^i,vir^Nnir=i<ini«r«ft,3D\vnir*)'yir«»- 
 
 BOTAKIST, n. Tf^N»5rf^<TTfnfTT, m^vTHfT, «iH*HnH*(Tll. 
 BoTAST, «. 3rA«irM<jl/. ^TTTf^rf^^ /. 
 Botch, «. — on the skin. ^^ n. ?rt|^ n. 
 
 2 clumsy patch. !^T«T5''Traf fSToS ». 
 
 3 clumsy Korh. ^T^\\\\^\H n. 
 
 To Botch, v. a. patch or mend clumsily. a^TT5*ft«r5 fTfTfof. 
 BoTCHEE, n. V. V. 'Jt«R di'liuiKI, MM5«BI*-*<I. 
 Both, pron. ^F^, zy^ ( ^ or i^tt/. ^ or ^ n. ), ;t»T^, 3H- 
 zplf. Tlie sense of -Bo<A is often expressed by ^ (alao) 
 as ift PTT?5T TTf^ snfJrfTHT W^ %t5T 1 both saw and 
 touched him. 
 
 B. hands ^^T n. 
 In both ways. 3"*nr^. 
 Bothee, Botheration, n. /«*«, ado, vexaiiout ttir or toil, 
 
 ^:z^zf. ^(^^f. ^n^/. ^^'^j/.pi. wt^ m.pl. 37511T- 
 
 x( m. «ri«(i^ «!• 
 
 2 bothered, (distracted, Sfc.) state. r\\Ki\rk j. qt^S m. ^V- 
 
 a^TT »». vi7dioti »». am^rft? /. *J"i*iuii m. tpMiMi* ff». frr- 
 
 To Bothee, v. a. perplex, bewilder, v. To CosrorKD . ^Totwr, 
 ^qT/.-^5E m. ^p^g.ofo. qt5EtrT-^i'iioc«4i<i-&c. ^TR^^-Tre^, 
 To be bothered. ^Ml'^'^r. 
 
 Bottle, «. f^rat »«. '''m. fWI'/- f^ »«• <^'«». f^/. The word 
 iJTJfft from the English has become very common. 
 2 ( for oil, ghee, &c. made of skins ) t. Dubbeb. gii- 
 ^ m.or gq^^ n. dim. 5«^/. ^SRT w. rfm. ^sit or ?5fe ». 
 
 To Bottle, v. a. ^[Z!^ or v;\z^^\^-&.c. *r^. [ 3T«». 
 
 BOTTLE-GOUBD.n. — the plant. ^^tPTTToft/.-the fruit. — ^'fH- 
 
 Bottom, w. lowest part, base, foot. ^5 n. ?n5 n. pop. fT55 w. 
 ^ n. 5^ jn. 5*nTr «• 55^ m. ^^ n. «RT^ /.^3^ /. 
 
 2 ( of water, as of the sea, Ac. ). ?J3 n. pop rTol m. z^nt. 
 That is without a b. or a shore. 3i<iriMi<. 
 
 3 foundation, ground work. aTTVlT m. TTSTT m. IJ^ ». 
 
 4 bum, V. Breech, its/. jp? «• [<^*(*i w. 
 
 5 ^ow ground, v. Hollow. ^<^4«|pj «. J^l^^ n. filrt«<i ♦». 
 
 6 /owc«< «!<;. ^ra^^ w. ^ «• 'TT^' OT. TTTnTT n. qi- 
 qfr «. [ "• fA+'l"ll «• 
 
 7 foundation, beginning. JTr5 «. a^PTTT m. ^t^T n. r<i'M«( 
 Sifting to the b. rioiFrST »». 
 That has gone to the b. of. miw. 
 To get to the b. of. 3TfKrRRr cTFIof. 
 
 8 utmost profundity or hound of. 5I«r w. f<i«fti«ii m. fe^- 
 «»T n, vtn OT. «n^ m.^Km, HKHK J». '^ /. 
 
I 
 
 BOlT 
 
 101 
 
 BOW 
 
 9 ( of thread ) v. Ball. 5IT «. ^/. j^itt /• 
 
 10 poKtr of endurance, ttamina, pivek, ^e. T. Spibit. 
 3fl^ m. ^ m. ^/. ^t4^ «. vft^JnTTJft ». 50^ «. ^ w. 
 
 Of sound b. ^liMI ^fTT-^fiRTTf^. 
 
 That has b. and pluck, — h orse, Ac. fvi^, f«l^ff, »T»R- 
 
 11 See Ship. 12 See Dbeos. \V^€^. 
 ])0TTOM, a. ^JC^ or 51?^, g^te, «W-<(1, ^T^tr?, 7ili-^i, 
 5b Bottom, r. o.-^'H anVKTR ^tv^-^?^. 
 
 To be bottomed on.-x«n' <HmHW< STO't. 
 2 to/urnuh tcith a teat or bottom.lftf^; f. MWUJ. 
 j3oTTOMLEas, «. 3Tf?r5, 3nTT^ Or arvm, ^Tra', anTT, aUrTt?- 
 
 BocoB, «. T. Bbaxch. ^t^ «. Jim. ^f^/. ^ »n/«t*. (^^li 
 n. ^f^f. dim. Vt^rft/. on</ intent. >ei^SI or "FtTTST m. 
 
 ^SOCOBT, /). V. V. f^T?T VHtl^I, ^^ %^5^, &c. ?fft^, 5T>t?T. 
 B. of a private hand. ^1<Pki{+ or ^^. 
 
 liovawt. See Ksox. 
 
 liovoTZ, m. ^(^f- ^^/. «n^/. f^HHoft/. f^^/. 
 
 .n» BouxcE, p. It. tpriny or ttart tuddeidy. *»'H>H-ti<i'*i-"T- 
 iTIPt-H'-liH -Ac. TJ^, ^I'l*"!, ?R^, 3^, TH^^t, T?To^ 
 /.frm.-a fish from the water. JffiTcEwr or 3r^ToEot, >i«c4uf, 
 <J«</1/. ^rot-*nT^, 7(5raT or Tr^lollin.ir^-m^ ^TPJf-^. 
 2 thump. ^u|*H-^"'l<K-<^ui'^''I-&c.«il<f>»Ji, *<K"'i, 
 8 See To Boabt. [J'S^n^/. 
 
 iSoocm, «. « 60W, doxenrighi lie. «lT<rttfT-S5E3oftH-*n^-&c. 
 
 BomcB, i(i/<r/. ?rr-^^-^-<tc. or ^I-<tc. ?TTr'FT-&c. 
 
 Bov2fCi90, a. ttrappinj, t. Stoct. t?f , t^, f'I'fT?. 
 
 A. b. lie. Sec BonrcE. 
 
 BOCITD, a. limit, boundary. »T^n^/. ?ft*TT /«>;). ^ or ^ j. 
 ^/. qR m, 3Wf^ ». 5TT M. <^«T m. T^ m. 3TT^ 
 
 B. and border. ^frtflcSl m. 4lU<i<l«S «. ^l4>^4 m. 
 Bounds. WR^TT «. 'TTOWK ■•• *lM«i m. pi. ^tt^W- 
 
 it m.fl. »1lRl+HU| n. 
 
 Orantepping of bound*. 3nnrt?[T /. *flHI(9MH n. ^- 
 
 Tbe boonda. ^jwft^l/. 
 
 To obaerre no bounds. ^[^/. ^^of, f'TTT/. ^ ^^. 
 2 «pri"5r, Ump. ft^flf ». r. ST^, mr, f*^|U» n. PkiI n. t, 
 »fTt, WTW, ?T¥, **l/. 9. »TR, ih /. «rr?/. 
 S (of » ball, Ac ) rebomtd. zmm.T^f. 
 Tt BociTD, r. •. limit, eirewmttrihe, eotffine, drfine. ^tm/.- 
 
 ^s^ f. oj o. inffT-?nnrT^-«iwfiMk-tii^r^-^'^Hir<iii-*nn- 
 ^IW5-^ft»nW5-Ac. qj^, 3Tf^^, JWrtfll «•• wA g. oj o. 
 Jo BoojiP, r. ». rebound, hop. S(e. TI^, Z«^ "»• W'J, 7^ 
 
 J tprimf, tkipjump, Ump. 31^, ft*^, att/. «IT^-*TT- 
 
 8 — a horse. %tw(t/- KTT^. [ift^, 
 
 BocvB,^. T. V. 1. ^tf^, Ac. ^, it^j, wqv, <Tif^, qr- 
 Firaly or fast b. ^J, «ftl^^, f^f*T^, 
 2 
 
 3 %?3c^, Vsi*c?OT, &c. 
 
 4 «|Ncirll, 'fl«|j^rtl, &C. 
 
 5 qftl^, Ac. ^ or siKT, srf'^fte, f^^OT, aTTTT^, TT- 
 
 To be b. t?Tn??T ^nfff. 
 
 6 ^^ %^3JT, 515. 
 
 I. ffoiny or intending to go. ^rmR, ^MTTT, v^l^N l/'t- 
 H*1H, IT^ft. [VTTTT»/i. 
 
 BouSDAKT, ». See Bonn). 2 (raised b. of a field). Jjfg w. sit- 
 Way or passage along a raised b. sjttnrrH:/. iit'iTT^/. 
 
 BoUJTDED, J). V. V. A. ^TT^'feT, ?TRftT^, ?><i|^, ^TW^, 3T- 
 BociTDixss, ffl. unbounded.! vnlimited.^ v. Infinite. StTTT, 3T- 
 Boundlessness, «. v. A. «|^^MU|I m, aTTRrfT/. gRrTTT^m/. 
 BocNTEOos, Bountifui., a, V. Qenebocs. 3^, 5THT, 5pft, 
 B0CNTEOU8LX, BouNTiFULLT, adi\ T. A. af^T^, W^T- 
 
 ^, 3^ ^Wl'i, ♦l"i*<»<HI ^Trrpr, 5fI^oE ^Idl^'. 
 BOUNTEOUSNESS, B0CXTIFri.NESS, It. V. A. sl<^K4" ll ««. «5- 
 
 cSqtiTTm. (^M^Hrtdi/. ^T^ fi. 3?!^ n. ^HTiThf w. q^F^THT/. 
 BouNTT, n. liberality. See Bounteousness. 
 
 2 aliberal donation. JT^T^R n. «rf^Fr «. ^i^TTsnTl/. 
 
 BovQUET, n. notegay. jsit^ ^ m. ^«n>T w, 
 
 2 V. Fbaobance. 3Tmi^ w. 
 BocBN. See Bound. [ ^ 
 
 , To Bouse, p. «. drinh hard, tope. #qut or ^THSt, ^bc^, €1- 
 B0U8T, a.T. Dbunk. %»T^t5r. 
 
 Bout, n. a* much oJ an action as it performed at once. ^<T/. 
 I IfT m. Cfl^«R rt. qnt^/. q^rf^ »». 
 Botine, a. pertaining to oxen and cows. n^NT, |}<if^1*ft ^, 
 
 TWT, "rnRtft, '?lf^q<4^. 
 To Bow, r. a. v. To Bend. t[k f^ Oi, f ; « ( f^ gt, T^Tf^^. 
 
 To b. the ear «PR m. %at. 
 To Bow, r. n. v. To Bend, qfq^, sr^r^. 
 
 2 make obeisance, ^mtit, fflsWT o'/p. ^THof-^^, ^^^ /i.- 
 IHH1K »n.-HH**tl/.-f:ilTt5r^ Ji.-f?lfl^TTR n.-&c. qRrdi. 
 
 To b. and scrape. BTJPTJpT n.-^Jit?fRT adv. ^^, 
 
 3 to; obey, ^e. reverentially, fjn^^ adv. HH'If-V't-^jff^T- 
 rif, Ri^fli or f^ Vr^. 
 
 4 ( through age and infirmity ). iFTT>-«rr- ijjt«lv< |R «j, 
 ;>/. «|^ or ^, «pnT m. i^. X<P<JJ, "TITT m. ;>/^ *!ft iTot, ^»TK 
 /. ft^ g. oft. VfW n.-qfn n. udf, SFni «. ft^^ 
 
 Bow, «, reverence, v. Obeisance. f^TftWr n. f^ifl^^/ 
 Bow, n.— the weapon. <F»Tm or ^/. Jfm^ or 5T m. »RWT «. 
 
 *T5 «. *PT fi. *rq n. »i, nrt^ n. «, ijjt?fi «. ^pr^ ) 
 Armed with a b. tr^nnrf^. 
 B. and arrow. rftri^Hm or ^f f ft i^Hi\ m. 
 B. and arrow maker. ^»<|U|i|f or TTT m. 
 B. of Ulysses. l\t\^ m. n, 
 Endofftb. iftnim. ^rti/. 
 
^ BOW 102 
 
 Twang of a b. ^Fqi^fFT m. 
 
 2 thinj how-form^ gener. <jjH|U( or t{j. «^H«T rt. 
 
 3 ( of a slipknot, &c. ). 3T5t/. "PW m. ^Tl/. 
 
 4 ( of a saddle ). ?lY5«- 
 6 ( for cleaning cotton ) MJ+t^/. ^TH m. 
 6 ( of a ship ) H i ^TfiiiH^ /. 
 
 BoV-LEQ, «. ^Tl TTT »». 
 
 Bow-LEQGED, o. ^'ui, %^^ TT^n^r. 
 
 Bow-man, «. v. Aucheb. pHi^M «». '=T5^ »«• *T5'«tM m. 
 
 Bow-shot, «. frHHI-^l«INI S"^ m.-HTTT w.-JnT«Fr w. ^TTTfT 
 
 Bow-SPHIT, n. HlcidliT »n. 
 
 Bow-STEING, n. qgtqr^ ^/- 5fttT n. f%j^ w. Tqr/. ^TH^- 
 
 01 m. ^rS^fT/. ^rNf/. ^ »«. 
 Bow-wiifLOw. See Bat-winj;ow. 
 Bowed,/), v. V. A. ^+.^?i<-4l, HH«)rfrfl,&<^. 
 
 T. V. N. 1. 5rFF?5?r, ?TH^, &c. ^fH?r. 
 
 4 ^T5^ i+f^rfl, ^»T^f^%?IT, 5«r5 f^WOT, &C. ^ldiHI«<|- 
 =«rT ^(7T iillrtrfl, "Tta^prft, ^J^rT, ttjji'I. 
 Bowels, ». infeslines, entrails. 3T?fit or 3TrTrfr n. /?Z. atrf^n. 
 
 — in poetic, cant, &c. phrased. afflTTTOT/. pi. 
 Blocked up state of the b. ?rt^?«ET m. 
 Discharge of the b. v. Evacuatiok. 57^ m. H<^Hi'] 
 
 Diaorderof the b. through crudities. aTnT^^JTTw.STFKw. 
 Irregular state of the b. ^TXT^oft/. 
 Mucus of the b. voided. 3Tf^/. aiTPT «». if^i or ^/. 
 Part of the b. hanging out through a gash. Hldo4| er 
 «i)41<*l f». 
 Sharp pain in the b. ^joe/. ^Ij5»». fr^tt^f. 
 "Wind in the b. ^m. ^m. ^TT^ftoETw*. H^HT or ^pnTTM. 
 B. of mercy, v. Pitt. ^/. •Ji^tT/. 
 
 2 interior part. ^m. HH»». 
 To Bowel, ». «. Wlffw. pl.-&c. «n<s<j| ^. 0/ 0. 
 BowEE, «. arlour. ^T'FT/. 5pT»».w. tTrTTJ^"- ^ITw. ?5HI*iiM«n. 
 
 A natural & close b. vjioft/. 
 Bowl, «. c«/j, &c. «PTRT »»• <^''»«. ^-O/V- 'T^T^ *"• '■^W *"■ 
 
 2( as of a ladle, spoon, &c. ). ^T5T or f^^m. Z^^n. ^J- 
 
 3 ( as of a WinA, &c. ). ^m. %TctT»i. 
 
 4 ( of wood ). +-ia^d/. "n^n. T5^r or gT»i. T5^»i. 
 Bowls & basins coinpreh. qj^i <noi «. <?T^ T5^ «. 
 
 5 ( of earth ). ^Fpfr/'op. ?mT ». 
 
 6 ( of a gourd ). a«rT»». ^^Z- 
 
 7 JoK /o bowl. m^m. ift^Tw. qsi^ifrar^n. 
 3b Bowl, v. a. roll as a bowl. Stdui, f^'T^ ^, y**(uj, ^oE?r 
 
 To Bowl,o. n. OTOPC smootldy Sf siriftly. y<i&di, MoiHvdl'Jl. 
 Bowldeb, Bowldeb-siose, ». «Tlw»». <//»». >Mt/. »I5'I5T- 
 
 BEA 
 
 BowTEB,n. »»a*er of hows. 7H|U|(f><ul<(lril, tl3«1)<. 
 
 2 V. Abchee. fri<<^i<ifc. tr^tlT, trgtrfft. 
 
 Box, n. cAm<, /run*, q^/. dim. ^;^n. ^^/.— large p^ 
 
 2 — as a snuffbox, &c. Utile box. ^^m.dim. ^f.^ZP^n. 
 8 cvf^ V. Blow.— with the fist. 5^/. 5^i^w». rfiVn^ g- 
 ^^/- jNttot.— with the open hand. ^Vizf. ^IM^ /. 
 
 5 ( in a theatre ) ^l4+'J^id sRITm^ ^Apfl ^^Iraft/. 
 
 6 coach box. Tift ^I'+uil^TT^ «mmr^ ^thTT/. 
 To Box, t). n.^ght with the fist. aT« I Al +rr/.-5*l3*t /.-&C 
 
 jfb Box, D. o. s^rjAre ici'/A the fist. <^'+rfiJi, J^, M «<+"(, 'l- 
 
 To b. the ears. JpRf^HTin ^TTTot. , 
 
 2 shut up in a box. ^ttrT-Ac^TTB^-Sf^^iTof. 
 BoxEB, «.T.V. N. Hfwi^. [/-Sf^jf^/. 
 
 BOUKQ-MATCH, «. 5l^l4l*f\/. ^+l^^f^/. tTCTrVfC^ Or tRTO^ft 
 
 Big, overgrown, lubberly b. tfrSTTw*. ^tSJ^^TTwi. 
 Little, lively, & intelligent b. f^zf^m.f^Zm.fqn^or 
 
 BOTHOOD, «. <Tl<MU|n. «)|olMU|n. q^tf n. «|IrlH<:'<TT/. f^5r?«. 
 B0TI8H, o. V. Childish. Q'k^'1,m'K*I, qtT^,WTo5or qt^^z, 
 
 I BOTISHLT, adv. T. A. 'fl<.I*IK<<(l a. decl. qi<4«ll^. 
 BosisniTEss, «. V. A. & Childishness. qtT'TWrm. qk^srw. 
 
 Mi<WHN»». 
 To Beace, t). o. strain «/>, make tevse.,\. To TioHTES.fTn'J^, 
 
 2 — as a medicine. ^ ^RW, jf?/- ^-*Rot,3ii««*u^, aur- 
 
 q^ ^, «(c4+<ft/. 31l«|ui. [ 'J.Kufl /. 
 
 BbaCE, ». straining strap or cord. +^un/. ^"ls«i/. sft^oft/. 
 
 2 ( of a drum ). ^?FT or #PT»i. artStJT/- HT^w*. 
 
 3 /'oir, T. Couple. NjjMofl or ^"Y/. ^5^». ^t^/. 
 
 4 ( in printing ) ;p^ m. §5;=^/. 
 
 5 braces. ^^\K ^^ 34i«hR"^N ^.^»»-i''- 
 Braced,;), v. V. 1. aroi^wr, &c. ws f^?1?5T, frm f^?^. 
 Bbacelet, «. ^OT. qi^n. qjT^n. !pr»JW «. Certain Brace- 
 lets are ^T^T, "Tt?, ^P^ffor, ^^wi, jpnift, ^FS^ar, <n7t^, 
 
 f JNtl H ^ . TJTTT, fitfNY TT^rJt, '^jf^ ?f^, «J^, ^^T^, ^ 
 or ^, s'l'Hr^l, t^T^, 1j=Eft, ^, ^FTOT, ^itST, ^W.. 
 
 B. set with gems. HW\{\J. 
 2( of glass ). 51 f iff/. <»vsypi». 
 
 Bracelets bound with ( gold or silver) wire. ^q^Tw, 
 
 B. given to boot ( in purchases ). ^I«fft sitlft/. 
 
 Seller of bracelets. ^IvriiO m. [ ^itiM. 
 
 Bbacelet -MAKER, «. sji'li+'fl, c^ff^, *T5fT orTTwKY or h««<I<, 
 
 Bbachial, o. belonging to the arm. STT^^, STT^^'ft, 5^' 
 
 ^%ft_ [^ armorKT. 
 
 Bbacino, /). T. ^. 2 ^inn^ ^f n«ow or tone. 2fj^)T'nTT, «l«Jp- 
 
BRA 
 
 103 
 
 BRA 
 
 Bbackks, •.fern. l^^IT «. 
 
 BxACKKT, w.— in printing. ^4r^/. ^ n. ^ «. 
 
 T» BmACEET, ». a. <|.«id-Ao. mi^^. [«^3. 
 
 BuCKi4H, a. tomewhal talt, v. Salt. ^rT7, »r^, ^^ w 
 
 BsACKIiENT^S, «l. V. A. M;Moll|/. H->ji'{«II «. ^fHsT'TT m. 
 
 Bbad, «.— kind of nail, ^^mm ^f^p'^f- Hffqr^rf^- 
 
 5ET«. 
 To Brao, Bbao. See To Boast, Ac 
 Bbaooaxt, Bkaooadocio. ». T. BoAffraL qrr^ftk f . ^?IT- 
 
 Bbabma, «. w^ ■». 
 
 BB'iHVA5, n. VTfnT ■«. »T7 m. ^ m. Tliere are numerous 
 tribes, of which same are "-MIMW*!, ^^ or ^luuR, ^%jTT, 
 ^T^TT, ^-| l < 1, JlI*^*i+.T, *i*«l<<T or f^rTTT^R^ or f^- 
 ^HEvrr <>»■ f^WUTT or f^5ET, »5Vj, '^RT, ^JI^o5, Pi<'j« or 
 
 ftpra, ^5E^, ?raT, ^^t:^, ^?r?^, n^, »T«i1^Vv- 
 
 K | ui.HH or «r5^ or tr^:rrm\ or ^-^^ K«^ or »lTtT?, 
 Some titles or distinctive appellations are ^^, ^^, 
 
 f^^>«^ l, ^^H'^w<Hl^'^^ , 'Tfh^^rr^ «t^, s^^^^rft, 
 
 aWfNUll^l ^, ^ q) ^r1H , TrHTinfH, SfiTK^. To the 
 aboTe grand and exalting titles and epithets it seems 
 juat to append some of the current designations of the 
 opposite character. wf( 'J^^^, ^!rft**«)lM"M f*>t^, 
 »raTW5, ^'JTfT or HIWII, y|«1<«|«w<l, 4l^m,"n^3 «Jr5m, 
 ^T«Z »T?, 'TCtTT, *TJ, !ZJ?^»<t. Numerous yi/V« are 
 dananded bj .BnSAoMiu, and upon endlessly diversi- 
 €«d pntexta or pleas. Some are are^R^, >ir»>ln^, 
 ftw^, ^F«T^, «?nwm or tflMmul or ^Vir, TPII^W, 
 
 ^mtwr, #«t», ^*« i '<4V«n po/>. ^m, pnfrft, f^f^. 
 
 BrdMrnams are bj the shatirat divided into four relig- 
 Moa orders ( fTifr<iT»T or tJTTxm «•) referable to the per- 
 iods of life. They are, 1. ^^I^ Order of the Student; 
 2. >TTi^?VT or ^^fVJif^ "•• Order of the Householder; 
 8. ^MUtm i mH Order of the Anchorite; 4. «V<l«imH 
 OnW of the Religious mendicant. A Brahman of the 
 fint order is M^l^l/^; — of the secoRd order, ^f^^; 
 — of the third order, tmiTf»T or WTSTtTFinirft; — of the 
 foarth order, ?wqn(t, *W«I«m»0, WWrl. A popular 
 diviaion of Br^muu is made into two claaaea yiz. 
 f*f^ or ITT Geriral B. and ^p^ Lay B. 
 B. from thread-nnTeatiture to marriageJl^^i/^w.w^, 
 B. from tknad-tareatitore to maturity. ^^ m. w^« m. 
 
 B. devoted to e«libaey, study, and religion. "M^^ 
 W^nrA »i. ( omJ the life of such ^f%^ H^n4 ». ) »T7 
 
 B. upon his begging ronnds. ^HIf*»/t m. 
 Bogging rounda of a b. ^KTf? m.m. Alma. Ac thoa 
 ^^aimd^^tm m.u. [%ftm. 
 
 B. who bega dr eattd food from door to door, nvj- 
 PfMMd food thai beggad. mfVft/. 
 
 B. — cloths or apparel. HT^JunT^ «• 
 
 B. — mulcts. A^ii w. 
 
 B. — offspring. sTT^nn^t^ »»• 
 
 B.— property, ^w n. 
 
 B. — town. ^ii^(\ f. 
 
 B.— tribe or caste. *tl^ui«i|fH/. 
 
 Company or assembly of Brihmans. ^^Tf^ «. — in 
 contempt Me!l«?(MI «•• 
 
 Curse of a b. sl^l^ n. 
 
 Endowments ( of villages or lands ) to a b. 3<M^H «. 
 
 Feasting of Brahmans. in^orn'F'R «• m^orefTW «. 
 JTF<T «• WHUNHl/. 
 
 Feasting of 1000 Brahmans. ^^^4)^HH «.-of 100.000. 
 
 Female b. jH^uiI/. 
 
 Fit or suitable for a b. srT^on^T. 
 
 Glory or lustre around a b. s(^ri^ n. s(^(f(^^ n. 
 
 Hate to Brahmans. ii^^ni m. 
 
 Hater of Brahmans. siW5["Tt. 
 
 Learned b. 'tfj'^I m. 
 
 Menial b. fll^oi^^T m. 
 
 Money, &c. given to Brahmans. ^f^T'JTT/.^lin: m. ^Tt^ 
 /. or ^t^ n. 
 
 Outcast b. H\^v\ -MUlri m. 
 
 Religious duties of a b. H^T^ n. 
 
 The Six acts or duties of a b. t^?F npl. 
 
 Slovenly and dirty b. ^ToS *T^ m. *f\'\<B *TT m. Ql-^oS 
 ^K m. iNI1c& tn. 
 
 Give a b. an inch and he'll take an ell. ^RRT f^^ 
 
 Bhauma-vical, a. ill^uivilrfl^l, m^m^TTrft^, in^, ITT^oft, 
 BaAHMAKicrsE, n. — act.if^l^r^ /.Tf^^^m.T(^^\r^m. — agent 
 
 BbIdmaKum, n. *ll^umuir m. T^vzf n. 
 
 Insignia of b. f^rwT^^ «• 
 To Bbaid, v. a. v. To Weave. ijlfSr, f^tJrof, ^jrij-. 
 Bbaid, »i.%(jft/. 
 I Triple b. fSpiwft/. 
 
 Bbaioeo, />. V. V. f^uiPy-ll, Ac. ftiffW, 3<<ff^. 
 Bbaih, n. Jrr3T<a.>Tt^ n. if^wi.JrfSl'^fi.iT'Tnr^wT^^wn M. 
 
 Creation of one's b. «^r^<<<H<^nO /. 
 
 To rake or weary one's b. *q |«<|^< /.-*N l<«<p'll/.-«qTot 
 
 2 Brains, T. UKOEBSTAKfiiira. ^fj/. »Tf?r/. 
 To Bbai5, c. a. V<n«JTt^ m. ^T^Jf y- o/ o. lt% »».-Ac ^flU 
 
 y. o/o. [f^tlft^. 
 
 Bbainlxsi, a. v. Stupid. f^T^f^, 5f5r^-Tf|n-^Jfq-&c. n- 
 BBAiK-PAir, •. T, SiotL. w^^ m.H. vn^pop. ^qT«m.»?r^- 
 
 Bbaih-sick, fl. wr, »|¥iTf>r. 
 Bbaih iicnrBSB, «i. v. A. wtmf. 
 
 Bbait, h. fw»yA diamond. ^=^n^ M^T «i«. a<^<»^r( ^k^ »»_ 
 H Bbakb, ». M»ci«< of thomt. %\ZK^ n. ^Ft^TPT n. 7t7^^ n. 
 
BEA 
 
 2 handle of a pump. *it|H| ^51 m.-nzf. 
 
 3 ( for whoela ). S^P?^/. «t1t^/. 
 
 4 draff. See Habeovt. 
 
 5 carriage for training horses. ^S^qjl' »n. ?npT «». 
 Bbamble, n. raijw indicus. J^/. 
 
 B. berry. ^Nt"F55 n. 
 
 2 thorny or prickly bush, — gener. ^i^i?m «. 
 Beak, n. ^m m. gw »»• 
 
 2 ( of sprinkled wheat ). ?n^ or rTTTlT m.fTI^n. ?Rf «. 
 
 3 — as remaining in fine flour. r[X^ f. 
 Bhak-new, Bhand-new, a. new from the fire or forge, v. New. 
 
 Bkasch, ». (of a tree) hough, ^i^ »». rfm. ^TT^/. & intern. 
 
 ■Pf^T or "Pt^TfT m. SpfTT »». <^»»». <p{^/. *uiMlSl m. ^TTW/ 
 
 Dead b, "^^ n. [S^SET «». 
 
 Small leafy b. JT^ar w il^«&l m. dim. JT^ or 3T^/. 
 To shoot out branches, "Pi^S^, 
 
 2 ( of a river ). <pi^ m. dim. Tjltff/. "TTTtTT «. "Pt^ n. 
 
 3 ( of a subject or discourse ), v. Division, ^jt^t /. 3t- 
 T ». s^+<u| «. =P'<TPTFI m. 
 
 Minor b. grTFT n. 
 
 4 ( of a family, ). ■JSTW f 
 To Bkakch, v. n. shoot in branches. ^Z^, "PtlCTT/. pl.-f\tm. 
 
 pi. '^Z^i 1>T^''f, 
 
 2 out; ramify, spread diversely, lit. fig. ^^, "Pf^S^, "pf- 
 5p^, "^"11% m. pi. ^ot 5^. 0/ s."5)»plNui. [^T^t. 
 
 3 amplify, speak or write diffusely. Mlr^l* m.-f^TT »». 
 Jb Bhanch, v. a. make subordinate divisions. f^»TFT wi./i.-TT- 
 
 sf^*ni m. pi. ^^ g. of 0. 
 
 2 adorn tcith figured work, ^f-^ m.pl. JpT^,^^!*!- 
 
 ?rr'^ ^^ft^ *i«"jli. 
 BEANcn CANDLESTICK, n.f^s^TT^ ^]% n. gn n. ^t^?T/n. 
 Bkaxchino, Bbakchy, a. furnished ivith branches, having 
 
 many branches. 5"s^|>oE 'Pi?rt'^-1>t^'*n=^-4>ui*ll4'»Tf^-&C. 
 
 B. and bushy. ^rfTT^, ^SIot«c*T, ^i^PTT^T. 
 2 striking or spreading out — horns, &c. <pi«P^, >p<ii*ii,'Ff- 
 5Rt^. [iMN^H n. 
 
 Braxchiness, «. V. A. 1. <pt<^oi^rtHOiT »». VK^MIg?^ «• ^• 
 
 2 <)Ft?2:TTT m. "Ff^/. 
 Branchless, a. ^T^^, ^qj^T^. 
 Branchlet, n. tTfR qri^/.-&c. f^'rft/- 
 Brand, «. v. Firebrand. qJt?^ «• ^Pte^ft/. 
 
 2 mark burned, ^r^ ?». 5T«r m. <7RT ««. ^<.t>i «i. ^TW «»• 
 B. burned ( upon hand or arm ) with dung. tTTTT m. 
 
 Circular b. ^ »». 
 
 3 mark of infamy, v. Stigma. 5FT »«• 'F?5^ «». fSilPT «• 
 To Brand, p. a. hum tcith a hot iron. <\\'m or ?m^, ?T^, 
 
 ^ra^t, Wl CT.-?JRr m.-5^^ »J.-^ W.-&C. ^. 
 
 104 BEA 
 
 2 fig. jprit, im «.-^i^ m.-^\^^ «.-&c. ?yTT>it. [?npr»». 
 
 Bband-ieon, Bbanding-ieon, n. il'iufl or smoft/. 4l^«in /. 
 Branded, ;j. v. V. 1. sft^ttt, OT^r f^\?rr, &c. SH"^, il'Ort. 
 
 2 5FT^(7T, 5Pfti7, ?5iflrrT, ^rtP+d, ^F^^^Tfj, 
 2b Brandish, v.a. flourish, M;afe.%55er'f,'1T^Jr'f, 'IH^, f^R- 
 
 Brandy, n. <f+,M+K^ ?re; 3Tlf , mft/. 
 Be ANGLE, To Beano LE. See Wrangle, Ac. 
 Beannt, a. V. N. ■*i^l*)K5Ml, +is»5INr, 
 Beasier, n. WA¥\'hH pop. «hi^K »». — in contempt •pt^H4l»». 
 JpT^^ or ipT^JT^ m. 
 2 pan for holding coals. ^f[ f. 
 Bbass, n. fMtlrl «. ^op. f^rfa/. n. 
 
 Calx of b. gcq^ «. 5«<T%g w. frf^/. <lfrr^»<T n. <lf<S+r/. 
 Circular and high edged b. dish, f^doft/. 
 Sounding b. fig. nuiv^uiMdT/. 
 2 assurance, v. Impudej;ce. Irf^ n. CZi<. «<efZ.^ ^ni? n. 
 I BEAss-roiL, n. f^^^ ^% m. f^rloSqpT ». 
 I Beass-wiee, m. ^^T^/. ». 
 Bbassiness, «. f^dc4mni m. f^rTcTST n. 
 Brass, Beasst, a. frrT^'qT, fMrloft, f^55^«?T 'CTT^, f^rT^y^l'st- 
 
 Beat, n. v. Child. ^PRTT m. (^/. ft nOi'fksT «. (ttf. ? n.). 
 Beat AID, n. v. Boast. JVK'KI or J^nft/. "it^ »• 3t'ra<'T 
 
 «. %T^/. 
 Bbave, a. courajeous, spirited, valiant, gallant, ^'c. \. BoLD. 
 
 2 ynagnificent, noble, grand, Sfc. — freely, v. Fin-e. ?tRfT, 
 :Tr*ft, ^m^, ST^, 7?^, f ^, 7^, 'TiR^ or Jpi^, '^- 
 
 To Beave, «. a. defy, challenge, v. To Daee. ^HdH »». ^TT- 
 ?nrwf, ^HdHlHi sTWHuf, fTFPrar f%^n. Ml*iu|. 
 2 encounter with fortitude. ^qtH-&c. ntsSf, fti'iii^ ^- 
 
 Beate, ». OTfln of daring courage, v. HeeO. «TTT^pft »». 
 
 2 See Hectob, [ &c. ^4m4'+>. 
 
 Bbavelt, adv. v. A. 1. f^*<^lCl^, 'l^, f^Mdl'f, ^i^inrf)^, 
 Beaveet, n. V. A. 1. qT5^ n. tn^^ «. ^ n. ^JJ^n-f^?!^- 
 
 rf /. f^TT »!. ^ »«. ?1^«^ m. 
 
 2 5[tT^/. '?IH<^lO/. vj'i^Muil m. 
 Bbato, n. murderer for hire. HJX+O' »»."^^^Tr^ ^ftg^wqr «i. 
 Beato, inlerj. ■>?%, m^rrilT or ?r, ^T^, (iT^, ^SPT^PT, ^spT^riTT, 
 
 3^, ?5R, ^ifft, W^. 
 
 Acclamations of bravo ! bravo ! T^mm^f- 
 Beawl, n. clamorous contention, v. Squabble, •^.t^f.f. %■ 
 
 FJmrT/. ^"nPT^wnPT m. <HUlM'«n /. «^1W^T1^/. ^JTS^T »». 
 
 To Beawl, ». «. v. To Squabble, To Wrangle, ^^^ot, 
 ^R^ »»•- ?I5^PTtT5^T TO.-H4*lH53<fn/. 31^-5i^-^- ^- 
 
 
p 
 
 BSE 
 
 106 
 
 BBB 
 
 2 tpeak loudly and indecently. *<i*otui, »ft'TT^»».-'ia*Ip4 /•- 
 «W<Wr «.- *«**/. *^-*^7T ^teoi, «4*(^ ^It^iif. 
 3 — u a brook or a Btream. ^a^^tjf. 
 Bbawleb, «. Beawliso, p. a. v. V. 1. <fc<l*4 1><uiKI, *rtl'l- 
 
 jft, *rfl'Ir*<|, ♦<1'»><1*4I. 
 
 2 q>44>cci<4l, 'fi'Il-tyi, 'W»)r*4I, WTTS^TTins^Sf-l ^rfUIKI. 
 ]Jeawli>o, n. Y. V. l.—act. ^TTH^ *• <tc- ^^-*55ni?T- 
 
 2— «<<. ^jaqjoEflt «. >TT»n7-&<?. *T^ »• 
 Bbaww, n.fletk of a hoar. T^TT^ Tt^ »• 
 
 2 fleehy or mu*evloM$ part. M\HF.M\1S m. 
 
 B. of the arm or leg, as full and prominent through 
 ezerrise. %rtt/. V\zJ. or »riit/ pi- ^**lft/. «J1^/. 
 
 3 ^^ !|%KI^ !WR ^?PT i«)Arf 5^^ *Tt?r n. [r^ n. 
 BBAWsmsa, w. t. A. umiom"!!*. »i1<si«h«ii «. &c. hI«s- 
 JiEAwrr, a. miMntZoM, v. Flesht. J1|«3 pop. H^ia, »lf555 
 
 To BsAT, p. a. V. To Pocnd. ^rfiJi, 5^, ^H? «. ^TTof y. 
 Tp Brat, v. n. — an au. The Mar&thi has no renderiog 
 
 for thia word. <l7l«ui ia commonly used, but it ezpreas- 
 
 ea the cry of an animal generally. 
 
 BiAXlH, m. made, ife. of bratt. f«RT5it, ftfT^^ or f^rT^T^, 
 
 2 V. 8HAintLB«8. f^;?T3»TT, 5^05 ^«<^I, g»T%B?S?5T, 5- 
 BaAsnr-nowxD, Bbazeb-facks, a. t. Shameless. Pfrf i v/ f- 
 
 Bb&xub, See BsABm. 
 
 BiSACB, •. See Bbxakiko. 2 break, yap, rupture, openiny 
 
 made. «PI^ or W\^ n. *T»W[35 n. *TnTt «. H'II« n. 
 
 H**«l •». »rw^ ». 'Tmi^ n.or *ft«*< n. »T»rtno5/. 
 
 f«TT/. ffmr •». %ift •». ?tf^ «./■ fo/>. wt«T/. 
 
 3 vtolol on, in/roftion, infrinyement. ifriw^ ". J^tT^f «. ^- 
 T^ ». »fT ■•. ( much used in comp.) >T^ m. ( ia comp. ) 
 
 4 ruptmre mmony friende, T. QOAjrnu ^/. ;j?/.?J?9Jt- 
 
 To heal a b. lt»n^/. MTf?«t, Pl-J?* ». *T^i. 
 IV Buacb, ». «. •!«;(« • hrtmck. fhlH n.-&f. «ni^. 
 
 * ^I*r/. ( Thia word mcana a cake, and of the 
 tomr at hid»H, dtondkaU, and other inferior graini. It 
 bnoC eommamly applied to a teheaten eake, ) ^f€\ /. 
 ( Thia meana a cake, and of wheaten Hour : alao of the 
 iour of rice, JgondkaU, Ac. hmled. ) ^ m. dim, fp:yn 
 »• hiitf. Thaae worda mean cake, roll, or loaf, and 
 mkaaten, bat they belopft, though they are 
 enongh, to the llinduttini. ^ qtV ». ( Tliia l| 
 ia ferwtenUd bread or a loaf of it. It i« from tho 
 Portuyuete. ) See alto CaKK. 
 —hi eorert or jocoM, Ac phraaeoL W^rft/. »rn^/. 
 
 B.— fCDOTmlly, iMIir trwa^. t. Foob, *WT ». 3f«m- 
 ^ ■• ^^Nl'fl ». 3*fT ■•. 
 
 U 
 
 B. — compreh. h. and cake, h. or cake. 'fW'T'RT «. 
 HI*<H*<| m. fl«|><| m. 
 
 B. made of flour of yarious grains parched and 
 ground together. %nn^ n. MMun-^Hi*</. 
 
 B. baked in a leaf. «JM'IT m. dim. MH'lt/. 
 
 B. and cheese, humble fare. HF^ftTT^/. »ft5 *fT^T/. 
 
 B. and water. Oi^Nlufl «• 3T^t^ ». 
 That has eaten the b. of. <H^|-m. 
 To beg for one's b. aHTTTTrf/. ^t^t y. oft. aiT^r^f «. 
 I^W, 3T^ afRT sw^f- 1>ttfT f^^. 
 
 To begin to get one's b. ?frlf m?r f». ^ y. of ». 
 To be reduced to b. and water, ( to a crust of b. 
 
 Ac). tjuHun fH<i*)un «• ni*i 3t?t^. 
 
 To deal out b. 3l5nT?T n. sRuf. 
 
 To destroy, or injure one's b. "fl-iH^ 1FT m. ^, "iV- 
 ZTHT 73^ or ^, <ft?T 3171 or 3I9rT3TU ^, ll^T^ TT- 
 r'f, 31^'T »TTfft/. ^rraiJf or «f)lcl^u|, ^i^IRT^tTraT/. 1^. 
 
 To give tho b out of one's mouth. dl^-HIVI^ m. ^. 
 
 To lose one's b. 3Rrar «. vTHif y. 0/*. <^ n. 5?^y. 
 0/ «. ^d^lrl ^^. 
 
 To put in the way of getting one's b. aT^THT rtN^i. 
 
 To quarrel with one's b. and butter. 5% )»l4t^?^ "JT- 
 
 sinr «^TfT/. HK^r, ^iwr*<i arsTtfT infft/. "n^ Wj^'T^ift- 
 
 To stand in the way of one's b. 3T^ gni ^. 
 To take the b. out of one'a mouth. ^^ «rt^«. W- 
 tf^-f^5?T ^-Ac. 
 To work for one's b. ^ymK ?WR«. V^, fim^^ 
 
 Ilim laud whose b. you eat. (Kinft ^^THt SToit fTTsft 
 
 Bbeasth, n. v. a. f^/. ?TWT»»- ^^WFTw*. ft^BRw. STRT*". 
 
 To increase iu b. i^i^iif. 
 2 ( of cloth ). T^^OT. 
 
 A single b. <TRm. «jfm. «|RJt or TTl^n. •MmS.n- 
 
 Of a single b. \^^f\. 
 To Break, r. o. part, letrr, tvnder, i(e. ntl^, HTl«f , ^t^plT, 
 
 ws't, ^k^, «rn'Jt, 3^, H^, -iTicuf, fHtn^t, *ti»».- 
 
 frvM m.-Ac. ^T^it y. 0/ 0. 
 
 2 V. To Bcbst. istrot. 
 
 Sma^ir bankrupt. ^TlSi, f^lTT^w. TT«^y.o/"o.^^^of, f^T- 
 
 arfW, TT^ «R^, ?ToET¥T 'fflf'l^, TR'T/. i^rot f . of 0. 
 
 4 violate, infrinye, infract. »ft?'>f, fffl'if, H«T^, W^t, 
 
 »ri«. 1)^^. 0/0. 
 
 6 interrupt, ^e. y. To Stop, ji^fif, iftpft /.-»ihl«». 
 
 «IWi!|, ^l«.-^?Jm. ^>T^ y. ofo. 
 
 6 in; /am*, trainer. To Diiciplikb. ^H^, VTJn9|,TtirTtfT, 
 'FiTTWit, iiwflti- <clunw-^Tf<tTT-Ac. arm^, "ITl*lTor qr- 
 
 To bo broken in.^^. 
 
 7 up; ditiolve, !fe. r. To Dhraicd. litt^, »T^. 
 
 8 np; >»r«« orforet efen. T^^izitorz^^^^'^tl^y f^^- 
 
"SKB 
 
 lod 
 
 9 up; lake to pieces, 3<^*uf, f»Hj(otuj, f^oBwf, R)^*/.- 
 si^rAI 3^3 y! ^FT't, -Jrt'liui, -3'^+'l"l, ^^T^J^'T «. 'liT'r. 
 
 10 ( wind ) crepitate. "TT^, "TT^m. J?JT^-^PI^OT, T^/i. 
 
 11 disclose, "frliijl, <HiSu|, 3^"». ^K^i-^T't 5'. q/"o. 
 ToBbeak, «. It. part, come asunder. ^rS^T, '^^, J^- 
 
 2 V. To BuBST. 5?^. 
 
 3 become bankrupt, lilsof, HiSNui, J'^i T^, '«T'?J^, 
 f^^, ^^«. f^»("1 9- of*. 
 
 4 ( in health, strength, spirits, &c. ). 5?^, in^, ^H^, 
 
 6 — the voice, become hoarse or cracked. iRT«».^^-'?l'f- 
 
 *i Jail out, V. To QuABEEIi. 5?^, 5^, HmiUl, f«IMU»».- 
 
 7 dowii; yield.^fail, /fc. tTisvi, ifrfT^ot, :Ti5^??«5'r, TPIiit, 
 
 8 loose; g^^, TfpPoET ^T^. 
 
 9 out, forth; appear i« eruptions. TrT^t, ^H^, vifuiuj, 
 
 10 out; become dissolute, Sfc. v. To Brx wild, g^, 1%- 
 ?I^at, f^T^m ^"W, ^«PTtH<T ^^, ;*1K«<D4|i^5 3iTut. 
 Hup; dissolve, — as firms, as8ociation9,companie8. 'tn'if, 
 H^, g?;^, ^5int, 'pt^, <pt^, ^iS J^l^n.-d'ilH^ or 
 
 JT7nj3/.-Hnff».-*t3pT«.-f^r^«--fHfcB ».-&c. ^t^t y. of «. 
 
 — with implication of completeness and ruinousness. 
 
 12 up; cowe <o jpt«fM. ^J^oiut, f%?To5^, f^^/.-T^ToSTT- 
 
 13 with;/a« ott< i«VA, T. To QuABHEt. fi|M4<Ji,5^,3S^. 
 Bbsak, n opening, gap. ^tf. dim, f^TTgrft /• or Sn. or 
 
 f%|jp?ft/. & ^n. ^ts/. rfm. ?rtif't«. and^ enhanc. f%?R 
 M. or \n, iMiMn. 
 
 2 opening, interruption, stoppage, ^fm. r^f. f^/- VZf. 
 
 3 (in the weather). !J^n?/. orT^n^/.-JVJ^* /. v. T5,^, 
 
 4 intermission of a time. ^]J[m. HPITff». 9[r^n, 
 6 (of day ). See DawW. 
 
 Bbeakaoe, n. See Beeakiko. 2 allowance for things broken. 
 
 Beeakes, «. v.V. A. 1. <iliUIMI, m)4>»IK1, kc. %^, H^»T^, 
 
 f^^nrnF,^^TT«ft,Hn-&c.q^. i/^T^T^n. 
 
 I. leave breaking against a rock. «««M«(< 3iH<iuiiO ^TrT 
 
 To Breakfast, v. n, Tqj^f-Sic. ^PT^. 
 
 Breakfast, n. '«ll^lO/- aW<^ n. iITfPTf^ ». sn^FHTn >». 
 
 Bkeakisq, «. V. V. A. I.— ac<. i^re^rt. HTpifn. Ac. iT^m. 
 JT^Hrt. ^ITn. JTlTHw. ?«^m. t-^i'-iw. 
 
 Bbf.ak-wateb, «. qroft V>lf^''<^l+n.Hl-3isr^"Hi<t. Hoi-Ac. 
 
 Bkeast, «. 3T«. /'op- ^^^- sMfft/- 3T??Mt5 «. ^?Tn. ^?1R?V?7 
 n. ^:5i^nw. 5^n. 'spl? n.— in contempt, anger, &c. I 
 
 Hollow of the b. JTT^^TT/. 
 
 Pigeon b. projecting b. ^JJ$ n. 
 
 To beat or clap the b. ^K m.-&c. sR^of, jrrTp^ m.^fT^. 
 
 To clasp to the b. 3',ltfi-ii(<il^i-&e. qrw, Ml-llotoi, 
 
 2 (of woman, &c.) ^q^ re. iTPT w. ^^ w. ?JTrft/. »m w. 
 ^T«PT n. fH*0/. \i<M «t. ^^T«I »J. 'J^\yR m. — in covert, 
 &c. phraseol. m^ or ^r^^ft n, pi. 
 
 A hard b. ^Tft/. 
 
 Mothers b. 3TOT or •JTTTT »» KTT n. 5R^»». 
 
 To suck the b. WIMM n.- WHIJITI^ «. ^T'Jf, 
 
 3 heart, conscience, mind, Sfc. \^n.T^mH\^> n. (answer- 
 ing to temple of the breast.) \^,M'h*^ri n. WT.^TWt 78. 
 ^ n. »T^ n. 
 
 Weight upon one's b. TtT^T^T 'ft^-vnTi-^T'n n.-<tc. 
 To get a weight upon one's b. ITT m. ^s^dr g. of s. 
 To make a clean b. ^ft^TT T «ftii ^tTit, T^T »ft5Ro5 
 
 Breast-isonf., m. 7^13 or 3J|"^^I5 «• 3^rrf^'«T ». 
 Bbeast deep, BEEAST-niOH, o. v5T?ft pf^FT 3^, tfnfl^TT. 
 Breast-plate, M.-^Milw /. 3TWr n. 
 Breast-wObk, n. parapet. tf|rO<^^<st T^PTfT/. ^t^ / ^r?/. 
 
 Bbeath, «. STW »». .d-=.-ji^ pop. T^mr »». <^ »«. irm m. 
 
 In a b. 4--h<^H. 
 
 Sweetening the b. ( as after a meal ). 5^?^/- 
 
 Thing ( betel leaf, &c. ) to eweeteu the b. g<??T^ m. 
 
 That can retain his b. a long time. f^nHi"!. 
 
 That is out of b. %^. 
 
 To draw b. "^TV m. 3TV5^. 
 
 To hold one's b. ^ m. W^-^fX^. 
 
 To labor for b. qiMrfu^ , TNot. 
 
 To stop one's b. ^ m. «hi€>ii. [ sSTOT. 
 
 To suspend or restrain the b. JTHTH'TH m.-^TTTI'Tm «». 
 
 To suffer to take b. ?»T m. ^f. 
 
 To take b. ^ m. ?ST^-^-«rT«f, 
 
 To waste ( or lose ) one's b Jllsi-'ft^l'P/.MHNwi, TR^^- 
 
 ^ m. ^^. 
 
 2 ( of air ), V. Breeze, ^^t/- «rT=m^ ^ /. 
 BSEATn-LESS, a. out of breath. %^, <^»irtrti. 
 
 2 See Dead. 
 To Beeathe, t). n. respire. »i\^^^m pop. "•rniV'^T^ «. 
 
 g. of s. s^TW »i. afm^ i«. «o«. 
 
 2 /oie breath, have an interval of rest. T, To 'Rkst. ffH 
 
 m.^I^-ipit-eT^, TRRT or 3HI^1 w. JT^ot, S^T^or TFTW 
 
 w. ?TW or inv. con. TS^Jt, 3THTT »»- ^T'T. 
 
 3— the air. Wow softly. ^A^'i^i, ?p5^ adv. ?T^, ij- 
 
 4 — hard, laboriously, &c. ^ >».-»5rRT »». c^Fl^ in. fO». 
 ^ OT. 'qS't, IjWfJK w.- y^+KI OT. er^i^sSTT or HT m. 
 
 5 out; expire forcibly. yy+.K"!', ^*i*K«i, ^^T^H w,'^- 
 
f 
 
 BRE 
 
 107 
 
 BRI 
 
 m 
 
 To b. one's laat, e:cpire, t. To Die. ^m^l*. fl*tTif,inT- 
 To Bbeathe, v. a. t. To I«hale. JSl«l«l*J<(i ^'if, W^t-, f^. 
 2 utter softly. ^-TTt^-Ac. ^R^t. 
 8 dudote, t. To Tell, ^z^, T|; »». *toty. o/ o. 
 Not to b. a Rjllable of. •^♦K?i«^ m.-i(-&c. sf ^rtrif. 
 
 4 into; inject by breathiny. "^X^T^fr^ ^T?^. 
 
 6 out; ^>rf *y hreathiny. 'SmM<1*l< flYr»f. 
 
 6 erpre**, thotc, t. To Masifest. 5T^f^_ 
 
 B&KATBER. n. Bbeatbixo, />. a. T. V. N. 1. anJ LiviKO. 
 
 BsEATBi5a, n. T.v. >'. 1. — art. *><i*?)-isii« fop. »Trat»Tnr 
 
 5 {j<l4iliui n. &c. g^^K or g^^TTT or j^^|<| m. p, 
 
 I. ( through the nostrils, aa practipcd bj followers of 
 
 the JTirJa* or Tantra* ) ^ ». j*n> w. X^'^ w. irmr- 
 
 TT ii». ( These worda express differences in the manner). 
 BlEATHiTTO-PLACE, «. tpirocle, vctit, air-holc, 3^3T^ pop. 
 
 ^HT^ m. F<tw «. 
 Beeathless. a. >?TT, iH»''A>i5 1. 
 Bbeo,/.. t. V. 1. T -M^V<»^I , Ac. jq^. 
 
 3 'ii«-i-ii, Ac. f,^iii->«i *Tt5T *rtrti. 
 Bbkech, II. ikw, bottom, itl/. T^TJff »». i^ «. J^TT ♦!. 
 
 2 hinder part, r. Back. MIAIHI'MI *Tni »». ?^TT»T «. 
 
 8 breeches. Tlic Tsrieties are kneeb. ^^/. ^toBWTT »». 
 
 i. _;i«#/ eoreriny the potteriori. «||<-^g601T m. B.jutt 
 
 eovrriny the th iyht. H\l-^'i.v\\ or ntsfT^toS'TI "». 
 
 Woman that wears the b. J^n^tTT^^/^Ttft'Rff^/. 
 To wear the b. V\tt/- ^n<^. 
 To Buxcb, t. o. fen- /.-Ac. ^T^. 
 
 2 JT^T^-Ac. •mw(. 
 To Bbccd, ». o. generate, ewjender. 3?q^ ^^, 3r"n^, T- 
 
 SJf'f, ifVI*^ »^.•73^T^^ n.-Tf<Tf^ /. ^Tof y. q/'o. 
 
 2 oeeatioH, produce, t. To Cause. sJrVM ^T^t, -Jt^l^ui, 
 TJTTWWf, TT^V! *^, JN^'MIHH »i.-Ac. ^i^. 
 
 3 fcrin^ w^, v. To Reab. "ns^f, "ft»f^, Mli^«i n.-<iN^ n.- 
 
 4c. *?^ 5. 0/ o. ^!^f\^xs\ ^yv vTof. 
 
 4 See To Educate. 
 
 6 ( cattle ) rmise, rear. JT^fOT, Pmnm, ^TT^ /-Ac. 
 
 trw^ y. 0/ 0. [ fT»T ■». 
 
 Bbked, m. projeny, race, T. Pamilt, OrrsPBiHo. f^^nz «. 
 
 2 ( of cattle ) r. Stoce. m«r m. f^inR »i. «»«»•. *|?ift 
 
 /• wr/. irm/. 
 
 Of a good b. tnfNr, '^W^. 
 Banciy-BATE, n. t. l5CE5DrABT. VJWT"^, 4ir*MI»qr, *5ft- 
 
 V ^T*^ m. ^|i«ijP! ■•. j 
 
 Bbeedtb. n. Bbxedixo,/. «. — of female animals, mot barren. i| 
 
 Bbkedixo, n. winners, ifc. m^fft/ ^tT^T/. g'JPlW n. I 
 
 B«nu«, «. »i¥ «i, ^s)F /. «T-^I^<4^< /. HCfT^ «. iJ^fPT 
 w W^ff*W SI. 
 
 Balmy b. »T^§qvT ^ >». 
 
 Cool and balmy b. ^ittTg^il ^ »i. 
 
 Land-b. ( i. c. from the E. or N. E. ) JTfTtTf /. 
 
 Sea-b. WH^i^s^i ^TTT »». 
 
 Beetubes, ». HUT »». />i. *rg^T^ m. pi. Sft^ ,«. ^jZ. 
 
 2 gener. i. anrf n«w relatives. HT^ij^ «». />/. • 
 
 ! Bbevet, n. «'HMl'^-«t^HMI^-&c. q^/. 
 Bbemart. See Abeidoment. 
 Bbevftt, n. V. A. 2. 3T?7?FT/. ^??mTHR»». 3TftR<mm. f^- 
 
 ??nT U%T «. ?i^ »». fl^^^rTT/. 
 To Bbew, v. a. ( beer, ale Ac. ) <jvK^, ^>T^. 
 
 2 devite, Sfc. T. To Scheme. sittTwt, tinNAJJ , r^. 
 Zb Bbew, v. n. fig. ic hatching, — mischief or evil, fq^, 
 
 Beibb, n. ?n^ / 3T?TF«T n. ^rlUJI'II? n. TPTf <nft /. "TP^^T 
 n. ^T3: «». firut/. rt'i'i'^M"! «• ?^?T?fT/. gH^/. ». 
 To stop the mouth with a. b. ntsf «. ^T^. 
 To take bribes or a b. r5t^/. ^TTw', 3T^^PT».-^ m.- 
 
 Bbibe-eateb, Bbibe-takeb, w. ?5t=^ ^rmrrr, SJf=^"tc c. ?5t- 
 
 ^W^ C. fe^^55, Tlt^5^ rt. [^/. 
 
 21» BbiBE, ». O. OT^/. ^, riNHUli, 3T^^PT ». ^, ^rt »«.- 
 
 To b. extensively. rR «• HTT^f. 
 Bbibeb, p. T. v. rfNN^ai, SN f?Tf^, WTF<I ^?I^r?T. 
 
 To be b. be won over by Ir.bery. t?ft(|4(ul[. 
 Bbibeb, n. t. V. rfN^uiKI, ai-*(l«)«^RT, ?lT^-f*l8lf-Ac. ^orr- 
 
 Bubebt, ». st'^ ».-%wf n. SSfwrft /. t7t%^ n. 55t%^- 
 
 B. — compreh; b. and corruption, venal practices. <^- 
 ■^i^Va/ c?Nrl^/. ^rrfTT^K^/. 
 Bbick, n.^Zor^f. ^^ /. 
 
 Kiln-burned b. Baked b. li^j^/. ^%^VT/. 
 
 Bow of bricks ( in a building ) laid upright or oa 
 edge. ^t7f\ M. 
 
 Sun-dried b. ^^tf?/. ^\^ n. HI^ n. *riT m. (thia is a 
 large and squared mass of kneaded earth ). 
 
 Vitrified b. wn m. ^'^fl/. 
 
 Vitrified excrescence upon a b. f^dui ». 
 Bbick-bat, n. f^TR or f?^/. «. iteTT «. mT ». HIT m. 
 Bbicx-bcilt, a. |7Nt, r^rkt ^m?!r?t. 
 Bbick-clat, n. ^^ mfft/ 
 Bkick-dust, n. >re:/. I^JFT/. w. 
 Bkick-DITSt, a. of the colour of b. ^^V^ or ^C^. 
 
 BkICK-IIL9, n. ^!jt<VT^/. 
 
 BBicK-LATKB, n. T. Masos. T^ Or TWTT or «Tf<t «. 
 Bbick-makeb, n. <'.|*<«Ki, "jmr «». I'.Hiai, ffWT^rr. 
 
 Frame ef a b. for carrying earth. H'ft/. 
 Bbkk-mould, ». I^ri n. «tmaS ». 
 Bbick-wokk, n. |^Tm «. firq^/. 
 2V B»ic«, r. a. ^5^^ /. ^, ^7i(^ iR^, frt»ft ^V>>f. 
 
108 
 
 BET 
 
 Bbidal, a. iSHUl, n>«(I^NI,^«(ir^^, ^S_lf^+, f^^T^^fn^, 
 
 Bbidal, n. nuptial feast. AHUHHm. r«>«Jl^r««( f». cii<<t>l4 «. 
 Bbidk, «. ST^/. ?rf/. ?T^«|;/. ^^VS\J. 
 
 An adult b. vHluirfl ^K^tXf. vIluiHl ^/. 
 B. and bridegroom. ^^ or ait^n. qY^'<n. 
 • Cloth interposed ( at weddings ) between the b. and 
 bridegroom. 3i?T:<I7». — Figures or lines drawn on it. 
 
 EuU grown or big girl standing as a b. ^«H^0 or 
 
 Mother of the b. ^'TOt^ or V^^^]^f. aHl^m<</. 
 Partj or company of the b. Sf^JT^Tw. — Member of it. 
 
 To dance, holding the b. and bridegroom upon the 
 hips. 5f?T HMt^uf. 
 To fix upon a b ( for one's son ). ^H~>1W ^T^t- 
 Some of the numerous terms expressive of rites and 
 ceremonies observed by or towards a bride, of presents 
 made to^and of persons and things pertaining or relat- 
 ing to a bride, are inserted hero. Particular inform^ 
 ation can, whenever desired.be obtained upon consult- 
 ing the M. and E. Diet. aTTHrft, *'<4I5?^, vH I UN^ l, 
 >»ll<'l«(?T^, ^, f^<l«W1, 1<d*(U|, 'TR^rera', 1I<4<I<<<"II or 
 MIMK»<^I, "TT^T, MRrll, *<i'Wrf.^ or HJ'Woi, H'lti^'sJ, »TT- 
 MHM"!, HIMlO, H|t)I^U|, M^TlHUfl, W061O or H=^T5ft, 5- 
 
 Beidk-oboom, n. H5RTW. ^tn. ^^^m. 
 
 An adult b. vllUMI 5T<RT «». 'JirTHT ^ «. 
 
 Alighting of the b. at the Tillage of his intended. 
 viTpinrHTw. V. ^, ^, — House appointed for it. v<|U|^^- 
 ^ «. >»»|UI4'«I m. 
 
 B. inferior ( in age or size ) to his bride. f^uKfi. 
 
 Departure of the b. for the marriage. ^TJT^VTTrt. 
 
 Father of the b. ^^^PTw. tKfHHlm. 
 
 Flowers, &c. bound around the brow of the b. wit- 
 oft or Hi'i(£\f. HiH'i or M4Ncf^/. 
 
 Full grown or big boy standing as a b< ^R^n^m. 
 
 Man sent to bring the b. ^^^in^w. 
 Mother of the b. mH\M f. ^<m^ |/. 
 Offerings and honors paid to a b. Kg^^fl*. ^iIhIH'J^ 
 
 Party or company of the b. ^T'T?7«.— Member of it. 
 Presents to the b. «K<^f^uil/. riUM i mv^m. 
 Presents to the mother of the b- %^«rFTT m. Ft?%- 
 qotn. Ac. 
 
 Procession of the b. ^T^ftlT»». 
 Pole carried before the b. in p. M i aat< «. 
 Procession of the b. and bride toward* home. »n«T 
 f. mm^J. 
 
 7o fix upon a b. ( for one's daughter ). VT ^^T^ ^- 
 
 Bbide-maii), «. qjTJTPft/. 
 Bbide-U AN, «. iET*(r5T m. mm^ \ m. 
 
 Bbidoe, n. ^ m. %^ m. ^p^ m. [ ^J^ «»•. 
 
 B. or float hastily constructed of rude materials. 
 
 A disposition of bridges, i ^*!^ /. 
 
 Wooden b. ri+^lri or rf+4H4r4 or rf^^ij^ m. [n»». 
 
 2 (of the nose). HI+MI ^tlT or ^tw m. HI*Ii n. HTOl^- 
 
 8 ( of a music instrument ). tftft/. =5(1^ /• ?TTT^t/. 
 
 an/, arrft/. 3t^^/. 
 
 To Bbisoe, v. a. ^ m. Jrt»m *pith ^ 0/0. 
 Bbibqe-builbing, BBinoE-LATiNa, n. 'Jj^'i'^t/. 
 Bbidle, «. lit. and fig. fSHT^T w./. ST'ft^/. 
 
 Grooming b. ^IvH'fl/. 4>MI «• [ of y. 0/ «. 
 
 To put one's b. in the jaws of. *fnff %?PT/. "RTfl- 
 Bbidle-bakd, n. fJi'imm ^ttt «. 
 
 Bbidle-eoad, rt. ^fk^\z/. [ W^. 
 
 To Bbidle, v. a. put a bridle on. fSTTT m. f. ^-Via^i-^^. 
 
 2 restrain or guide by a Iridlt, lit. fig. T. To Bestbaik. 
 
 To Bbidle, ». n. AoW u;j the head and draw in the chin. HTT 
 
 To b. up ( under huff, Ac. ) jn^. [ 5^^. 
 
 BbIDLED, p. V. V. 1. rt'IIHr4r^rJl-lJMA«|-^<sr*>et3I, t5»im- 
 
 2 rf'imirj V|<«rH, &C. 3HH<^rfl, SR^R^OT, STTf^. 
 Brief, n. epitome, v. Abbidoment. ^<t m. [ 01 *. 
 
 2 pleader's case. ^f^SOT^ st^TVT n.-ft'lOT «. M*<i«-*<l^ ^N- 
 
 8 See Wbit. 
 Bbief, a. See Shobt. 2 concise, — writings, speech, Ac. 
 
 **-^*, MRfHHn*^. 
 
 8— speaker, Ac. ?f^rt^, wf^HH*!*!, *i^"<*ll»ft, r*ldHI"0. 
 In b. 9j^ or JT, ^^. 
 Bbieflt, adv. v. A. 2. »?U*^ld, ?i#N5?I, ^l^TT^, fl?*^!, 
 
 Bbiefness, n. v. A. 2. W^«». ^i^'ltTr/. fl'^W>TT^ «, SIr'RT 
 /. ftrenTPTPfm- _^ 
 
 Bbieb, n. wild rose. <Hyrtl*(«». ti<^i^rti«<«i. ??i<ii'jrti«i«, 
 2 — gener. v. Thobn. qn%5mn. 
 
 Bbiq, n. ^f>l(fi 'W'Mfl «• 
 
 BbIOABE, «. ll.-<JMI'I»»- ^'M<\rt«. 
 Bbioabieb, n. ^•^<^r5lIW^«> 
 Bbiqakd, n. «i4+^, ^s^iipsi, jl, 
 BbigaHdage, n. j'STf/ JST^ »■ ^fTJ/^lI^ •• 
 Bb^QHT, a. shining, lucid, luminous, lusirovt, radiant, 
 resplendent, refuljent, Sfe. g«ToE, wVfrf or 3, •«i<D'<<^n, 
 
 ?p!T*cft, ?tvTWT^, ^v»1«jd, rHi|«)<,"rP5T?I, rt>»riH<<,Bfr»T, ^vfT- 
 
 m, rr^=^, &c. fpmo5, ?r3T:^T?^, -^ifftiiH, 5m?T^, m^^' 
 
 IfTFT^, SPTT^, ;T«SI^, ^*n^, ^iTflHl^, 3HMt*n, 3^, 
 — intens. ^omin^, blazing, Sfc. y. Olabhto. vh*«(**, 
 

 Bfil 
 
 109 
 
 BM 
 
 2 — not dull, -v. Shaep. MUHuRh, «ft^, Jl^, ^^^, 
 
 8 — ft colour, dear and/uU. T^TT or "fi^TT. [ ^. 
 
 4— the moon-beame, fw, ft^THTTW, P-M<l«Kt)l, "RT- 
 
 16 — the eyes. MI^O^K, ^^J^P^YtT, ^JrHT. 
 6 ( proapectB, Ac. ) ^ ^\^*i\^^\ i'lHI, TpT^;^^. 
 BbiohteV, v. a. make Iright. 3jToB-^I «««^MiWl-<t^- 
 
 2up; ma/te clever, $karp, Sfe. d^KUJ, •HUHufld-^^T-^ft- 
 
 3V> Briohtkx, t>. n. become bright. 4-\-i^^ t^TlT ^^, ^' 
 
 2up ; become clever, ^e. g^R«f, ?ft?for-?ftJr-Ac. ^^. 
 BusHTEmfe, *. t. V. A. l.—aet. 3^*To5 ^^ n. 4-A'i.v\ n. 
 
 BUOHT-KTED, a. 'M<|,S*1'1 SlocWl^I. 
 
 Bkiobtlt, «</«. v.A. 1. ?r^TFf, ^^«7T, H*d*, H^H^,^^- 
 Bbiohtrksb, «. T. A. 1. 7>H«iM"ll«. Ac. 35%^/. rt^rn. rt^pft 
 
 2 (md SBi.BFirKss. i^[l^{^f. jf^fft^fn /. 
 Bbilluvcb, Bbillixxct, «. V. A. 1. »*rl+1 /• <1*H*T/. 
 'Wf^/. OTH^o»-fiBrafe»ft/«'W^/-«'T*niorift/. 
 «•««/ W«^/. IRE^flP^rT^^W^ n.— intens. a^p^- 
 
 *nr •. 3*1^/. ^i*i¥t/. nvT^/. <<*'«<*i4»». w«ti<i>i; 
 
 2 T. LusTKZ. IT'ft*. %^«. 
 Bbiluaict, «. tparldtng, glittering. rf^rltOK, d*fl^>\fl, 'Wt- 
 
 ^^frr, •1*<!*0*HI, St'H^'HI, Ac. wiwOn o*" ftpiffriftfT, 
 
 B'lM'fld, U4>li4n<1, tlomoflH, toccofln, |)o(.4><>cl4>, 3TT^ 
 
 4^, 4>J|«MM<B. SeeaUo BaiORT. 
 
 S — ft gen, r.LuBTBon. ^Twn^, ITuft^, ira^. 
 
 t ifUmdid, Sfe. f. FiKK. ttlHfK, tflHil^HI. 
 
 4— ftn ezploit-Ac lt«ff^, fl«^H€f*)I, MMI^I^K 
 BUU4AJIT, M. diamond cut wilk faeelt. <mT7TM, 
 BciLLIAITTLT, adv. T. A. 1. rt*rt^^, JW^t^ti^T, Ao. (IVnV, 
 
 Bum, «. T. Edox. *ts/. ^l/. f^^m«. jftfu. 
 Up to the b. ?tJ?r?t?T, «R. See Buiirci,. 
 
 riiTV. »i^Pi^, fn^pnr, litiPffi, jftiwr, vu^ia, q^apqtw, 
 
 ffirhfR, f«*»<\fl, iW4t7T or j^j4\n, »I»»rft^ or f»ns- 
 
 To be b. cmit«(, i^ aiTW^-'T?^. 
 JV Bum, ». a. W^ »T^. *l5t^S-Ac. »T7^. 
 Bmmmsb, «. yla«», 4'«./«^ to tke hnm. IWli^-iTC^-A*. 
 
 Bftouinis, fl. ▼. BkiMTVL. YwAn cr J^J^, wmtf . 
 
 Brimstone, n. liv^m. 
 
 Bbimstost, a. v. N. qtrrrqi, »T M^ l ^ | «m , »T«fT«rft^, 
 Bbindeb, Bbindlkd, a. ttreaked. iJ^ToST or«n^«5T, ^tlT.^^RT. 
 Bbute, n. qm^Rm. ^K»». f*^a«)urtn. 
 Prepared with b. g^f^T^fJTP. 
 
 2 See OcEAK. 3 See Teabs. 
 To Bbink, v.a. tUep in h. fiK^^^V^ri ^\wh. 
 
 2 mix talt with. »ft3n. ^Tr?"^. 
 To Being, v. a. 3<iuiu(, ^^^^ ^S^, aTHTT ♦». W^g. ofo. 
 
 2 produce unto ^, HI«(fMui, irTfit/.-f*ra^rf/".-Ac. aroSi- 
 ^t^ in. fon. ^- g.of o. %\K^n. ^t^t «n con. If g. ofo. 
 
 3 (to a certain condition ) ^l«l<J?, BR'i, 3W?^-^xt^- 
 Ac. aiiuiut. * 
 
 4 about; V. To Effect. M4«JM-<»i«}^-\n*«^-Ac.^nn5l, 
 
 5 down. See To Hcmblb. 
 
 6 forth; v. To Beab. >»1'H<<5i, smf^, 
 7forth.ortolight; v. To Pcbltso. :T%^-g^Tfi%?f- 
 
 8 forward • v. To Adduce, ji ^^, 3ttt 'R't, >JM''<I« 
 «. ^j^/. o/"o. [v)ithv;x^. 
 
 9 in J produce at income, aw^ n.-JnfJl'/.- giTTOn.-Ac.^W 
 
 10 on ; oceation unto. 34|U|ijf, ^j^. 
 
 11 on one's self; (a trouble or evil). U1IMr<T1 MWItH vfTT 
 
 12 on one'a way. qtoEf^. 
 
 13 over; T. To PEBsnADE. JTSfn. mmut, ri^<£«|H ^, 
 WH^ I «|ui , ^m^ITf^?fY /.-«Mv||«(l«/- ^*?^/.-?»H^/.- 
 Ac. ^^. y. <>/^ 0. [01%. 
 14 105 rettore to conteioutneu. ^^^-^iTPTRrT-Ac.gTT- 
 
 15 under ; v. To Subdue. ^MI^I^Tl-J'^Mld-HH^Id-BnT- 
 »Tf»T- Ac. a<|U|Oi, ^^ ^T^. 
 
 16 up; V. To Beab, To Educati. qToPT't, <HIH'I«I, "noE^, 
 
 17 up;/>tt« in, curb, v. To BESTBACir. sn^t^-aft^T-A*. 
 
 To be brought up by, Hopped in progreu by. %qwr, 
 BsnrjAL n. eggplant,— the plant. ^Mt/- fm^ / irTT« 
 M. — the fruit, ift't «• «i<1H> n. 
 
 Summer b.— the plant, fl^^w i^Wt /. 
 — the fruit. IJ>^ltt wt^ n. 
 Bbinjabbie, n. carrier of grain, Ife. «|U|vHI<l or fUM l / ^ . 
 
 Camp or company of Brinjarries. ^oi^jiTT «. 
 BanrK, «. t. Edoe. ^i/ ftl or *n/. f4>HI< l m. 
 BBiirr, BBrNisH, a. ««/<. ^TTT, ?TR^, fTT^, 
 B«I«B, «. tprightly, gay, v. Livelt. aTT^, WW^., ^TPT^- 
 
 2 ««ftr*, y«ict, ^T. T. Smabt. ^^;?, ^iWT, y^tlT, ^17^, 
 BTmn, M^T^ or iinit^. 
 
 8 buey, /(e. t. Bubtlino. ^5tqWT,»IP»OTT, m^fM \ ^ li'Mf t. 
 4 — of towna, Ae.Utely, v. Sw aiming. nanriftH, »i5»^aftw. 
 S— trade, MJe, Ac. f^lii, " 
 
BBO 
 
 lid 
 
 B!!0 
 
 G (of fire) tnvT'ft?l, tm«T»fHT. 
 
 7 efferveteing, S^TTRT, 3r?l?f"TT^'FrT-^mW. 
 Bbisket, ». arc »». 
 Beisklt, o(/r V. A. 1. S'fSRTT^, STR^frft^. 
 
 2 ^J^r^t^, ^q^^T'i", &c. ^=5nT or ^, ffS^f or jrt, ^R^or 
 '2FT, 5rTJp5T-^-&C. ^^nr, tll^ or 5FT, ^TWf, ^T3ff^, ^mt- 
 
 — intens. =ErTr^T, ^^m, 5TKt, SJ"7HIM, ^TTlf. 
 5 ^vftTT, >TTHft%, frr^<-, «m«M, &e. [ ^fcT/. 
 
 Beiskness, n. v. V. 1. 3"«5T?rt'mT m. &c. 3TH?rff?T /• 31?T- 
 
 ^<^i+!> oj- =;r?^T^ /. ^q^rTT/. ^^m??? «. 
 
 B. and duluess ( of trade, sale, &c. ). ^3ft»i'^/. 
 Bristle, m. ?ts m. ^f?T »»• ^J^ «». «. 
 
 Bristles. ^5??)^? »«. ;;/. 
 3*0 Beibtle, v. ».— the hair. HT^^olf, '^gT^f^ or '-i|t*n?of, 
 
 4TTR^, thttSt, ;t*tp:^ /. fr^y. 0/ *. 
 
 2 «e< j/^ ittjeathert — a bird. f^nTof. 
 To Beistle, v. a. --jt'^T^St or VT^iNUI, a'HTTdi. 
 Beistli, a. «f^ with britdes. ^<iN l, ^3^^, ^I?5f^?T?. 
 Beitish, a. farrH4.:^ll4I, fi | d^"<^ ^^tfi-, ^ipsft, ^TT^sft.'WrW. 
 Beiton, «. firfT?f^^T^*T »r5WT e. i%^. 
 Bbittle, a. o/«o/< /4r«. f|:5|^,f^HoE, ^^, 5^^^.— <Aa; 
 
 break* easili/. q;^^, ^R^T, 'T^PTirffe. 
 
 2 — esp. of thread or cord. H?:TT, 5^, ^^T, ^^<^- 
 Beittleness, n. v. A. 1. f^^j[otMm i m. f^«*MOTI »». ^FS^/. 
 2b Beoach, r. a. spit. ^«qm-^ct|«»T ^T^'Jt. 
 
 2 pierce in order to draw, ^i^ n.-<Tr5 «• TTS^T, 
 
 3 ( a store ). +i'liui, "FTf^, ^q^. 
 
 4 ^jvtf ow<, disclose, t. To Tell. '^rS't,^IJOf, STftr^-STTC- 
 
 &e. ^rrdr, ^fhrtci sTTtTiif, sir** »• =s^ ^. 0/9. 
 Broach. See Srir. 2 See Brooch. 
 Beoad, a. ivide. ?^, ^"^ril, ?^^, f%WHI-=|l, f^'sTt'T, f5R<TfT. 
 
 —of cloth. nl4i<IM'^l-H-l. 
 
 B. as long. Jiff. t^^fiT^^K^, 9^ fT^>Srf*IK^, ^ff^, 
 
 Broadish. %^, ^>J5. 
 A'^ery b. ^:^, ^TJ or ?^. 
 2 gross, coarse, rudely plain, blunt, ^'c. *(<i^*ii-vi,^h<«(- 
 
 rft^T, ijHf^i^HiRT, *f5^*r5^, trs^'PS'jJ, 3«rf , f*r*ff3, 5- 
 
 3— day light. >T<iI*njft?T, H.-lf.^flrT, 4T?tift^. 
 It is b. day light. Hf^njftH 3%?=5. 
 
 4 — views, sentiments, v. Compeehensite. st5(T^3^wit^, 
 
 ST^W, **<Ih<«!, fJT^. 
 BaoAD-AWAKE, a. JT^TT ^I'lmWrfl. 
 Bboad-beeasted, Bbo ad-chested, a. ><<tJ|ffHl,9T?frlT, ^- 
 
 Bboad-bbimmed, a. ^ ^FtST^, ?W, r*HI-*<Hi. 
 Beoad-cast, o. 5^t^^T^HT-5T^F^T, 2»fl^^=*TT^. 
 BaOAD-CAST, adv. W3. 
 
 Corn (esp. rice) sown b. i^f. 
 
 To BOW b. H3/. q^wf or ?T^ /• 0/0. 
 BbOADCLOTH, «. H^rm or iIPTT<T/. fl^OTrT or ^/. [^^, 
 
 Of or belonging to b. ?1^m^^ or it, iRT?fr^r, ^^^T- 
 Bboad-shouldeeed, a. f%?TT?I?^tT, at^T?^. 
 Beoad-side, «. JW*idl=i*fr ^^siT^-^'^^ ^^ <iW^ HSHHm. 
 
 2 Mrf'4rlK<<|-&c. siT^T HtTc^ »TR »». 
 Broad-swoed, «. ;j^ MM|-=ft?R^TT/. ^ fTT^TT/. 
 To BeoadeN, v. n. yrow broad. ^TT^, <m^ ^. 
 To Bboadbs, v.a. t^-&c. ^T^t, ^iHtuj. 
 Bboadisu, o. 5p?{7 or ^^. 
 Beoadlx, adv. v. A. 1. ^. 
 
 Beoadness, n. T. A. 1. ^/. ?^t^»j. J^^^mm. 
 
 2 qHl^dMOIlm. «r^%?on»i. tJ'S'F'mT"*. ^^H<lf^rq n. 
 
 Beoadwise, a<?p. amsiT, ^s^ffT, qr^Hm 3? ^^srsr. 
 
 Bbocade, n. ^m.f. ^h-k^I'H or vn«lT^/. >»l(!'t>m4 ». dm»A 
 
 /. ?57^ "». f%T^n^ »». 
 
 False b. or lace rfl^Hil^?'"/. 
 Old b. fringe, Ac. v>lflw<HK/. ^irtt^/. 
 Old b. lace, Ac- merchant, ift^wj. 
 Beocaded, a. woven with gold or silp.r thread. ^{r\\f\.,'3^y 
 
 Full or richly b. TT^^, »<<*ll<^t^. 
 
 2 that has a border of brocade or fold thready aW^, 
 
 nVS'^K, 'UrfNI, Mft<\K, ^rf&^. 
 Beocaoe or Brokage, «. t. tookekaoe. ^^fft/. ^FT^/. 
 Brocoli, n. ^ ?TT^ ^^ 3T!^. 
 Beooue, n. T. Shoe. 3?t?T»». 
 
 2 corrupt dialect. 3<4iuf|«il5ft/. ^»H^4)rft/. 
 lb Beoidee, Broide»t, &c. See To Embroideb, Ac. 
 Bboil or Brawl, n. noisy qvarrel, t. Squabble. ^.77^ f. 
 
 •»>rfl'M/. ««lM'n/. ^ir^T^^ /. 'li'M I ♦■«(/• ^?Pf^/. ?T- 
 
 4+1*4+'!/. 
 To Beoil, «. a. Ht^ or ■H^fjii, HI>*H'n/.-*1M<»ln.-Hr3rTn.- 
 
 T^ ». ^^ 5'. 0/ 0. 
 To Broil, v. ?j. ^MU|. 
 
 2 fig. suffer from the sun, Ac. dotdotoi, <?toE'Jf, fT^T^, 
 
 doJrIoJ /. ^t# g. of s. 
 Broiled,^, v. V. A. »<Mr»c4l, HM<ft, HT^, Tf^fT, H^. 
 To Bboke, v. n. a(t as a broker. 4fll?fj /. ^>^. 
 Beokes,^. a a. V. V. A. 1. »fl4rilrtl, Ac ^-^., ^T?^, 5- 
 
 B. and battered. rtili^4T or ^ST^pT. 
 
 I. discontiniu>us,interrupted. Hpf^^.W\., ^^,5^^,fftfT^. 
 
 II.— a discourse, utterance, Ac ^^, 3?:^r. 
 
 III. not entire., incomplete, odd. ^si^, ^%K. 
 BeOken-hearted, a. *nr|5^, f^RT^^, ^\^i Hwrr- 
 Broken-kneed, «. ^^rVT 'j^sM^i-^ti. 
 Beoken-meat, n. g^rtr* 3Rr«. H^*?r^«»./>/ ^'nini-AwtpZ. 
 
 ?TH f ^ ». f%5m% «. ^HTBT n. ^ ^ i'^W. 
 
i 
 
 BRO 
 
 111 
 
 BUO 
 
 BftOKU'KKSS, n.feding of luxation if relaxation, v. Exhavs- 
 iios. JTTw. irTw. Hli+ir/. <3<«i »». <3'«*ii w. ^<^roi or 
 
 To have the fueling of b. ViM-i't. 
 2 (*8 of a floor or pavement). 3<?l^ui /• 
 Bboeek »i. on« irio J«y« or telUJor anotker. ^rfW. 
 
 2 tr/Z^r 0/ oW apparel, ^V. ^^nM^WTT, 5**<MI «)l^lO, 
 
 3 T. Pimp. >Ti^. 
 
 BKOEEaAGE, n. T. N. 1. hutinett of a broker. ^T^\^f. ^OT- 
 
 I. Aire orpaif of a broker. M\r^ /. '^^^^Z- 
 Bkonchial, o. belonging to the throat. •|««<|-><1, ^FOT, SpOTfT, 
 
 BiOSCHOCELE, II. Tp^^JSm. »T^m. H^MIMH m. 
 B»05cnOTOiiT, n. "^TW^Xn^f^n. NI^HI'IHI'IH n. 
 Beosze, «. h I «.<<H T ■STTf^T ^rf»r^T^ fJTVTg'". «f^T^niT5OT. 
 
 Bbooch, n. wm aii+^Ni^ H«niT ». ^?T^^<r=5 5^ «. 
 
 2 See Jewel. 
 IV> Brood, r. n. ineulnte. qmr/ VW«*I, 'J^f^/ ^^i ^T- 
 
 f?nT ■». ^^. 
 
 2 am; ponder over. «mTm.-fsn^«.-&c. mK^ «Rr3V, f%. 
 
 TT *^ WH^f, «r^'i i*rif. 
 BbOOD, n. hatch, the trhole hatch. ^^/. t(n n. [^.». 
 
 2 6re«'i/, progeny, hatch, Sfc. t. OrpsPBiNO. qTTTtre. f^TJI- 
 BiooK, Bkooklkt, n. ?. Bivdlet. 3^VTm. m^m. ^|^«& »». 
 
 A clattering b. W35T?ft/. 
 Drr bed of a b. -iillf"! «•. 
 To Bkook, r. a. put up with, r. To BciS. vt^, ?nf«t, <ft- 
 
 BbOOM, i». hetom. %T^*fV »r *<<?l«fl/. ^ m. FTTT/. ffll- 
 
 •ft/. ^^mm. rf'w. '5'TTft/. ?wr<ft/ ^\*'^^\f• wwif\ f. 
 
 B. of ttrong and •tiff atalk*. WTt^w. 
 B. of twig» or cuttings. fiirtTT. 
 B. with handle. ^ or ^fl^i^juft/. 
 B. worn to the ntump. g^RT m. 9l\Zf m. 
 Stock or hinderpart of a b. JHw. JMTw. ^vm*. ^- 
 »n or H»nT*- 
 
 To boat with a b. JIT^. 
 
 2 ^[f. «n vf^. ^ 
 
 Btoourtxrr, B«ooi»itic«, «. %i^^^l ^im. 
 Bboth. «. decoction of meat. 4nn% tWI ». ««f«I «. nTT ». 
 
 B. of »oine pul»e. ^t^ ». *f11 •. 
 Bbothki^ n. ^f^ifMW^' ^TTfWTITw- fb*iH^i*i m. fjnRS- 
 
 Bbotheb, n. ^T^m. n^m. »»mT •». ^*ppT w. ^MJfai. 
 Brothera, Brethren. vpT^ "•• p/- l^fW^ wp/. 
 Brothen and nater*— collect. Tmnn.pl. ^^t^«TT#it«. 
 
 B. of whole blood. «<HI*<1^*»' t(^"l«<, ^T^, ^'F^, 
 
 B.'s wife HTsrsT^/. VITH^jTFn/. 
 
 Elder b. irite HT^, JSHPTFK, 3TTrsT, 5^^g. 
 
 Half-b. b. on the father t side. ^irTRTT^, 'ETl^'sPTT^, 
 
 Husband's b.'s wife. v»TT^ or 'SfT^/. 
 
 Husband's b.'s daughter. «ni't/. 
 
 Twin b. ^ollHi*, ^»TT^55T HT^. 
 
 Uterine b. ^MHMM+-<<«»iMM^-&c. s^^Tw. ?RTfiT. 
 
 Younger b. VTT^^ HT^, MI'WIHI*, TB^IPTTT, 3?^^, 
 
 2 on« c^owZy «7/tW Z>y some tie. *Trs »». ^^ w. 
 Bbotheb n<-i-AW,n.«v/e'« brother. i(^ui| w. s^n^^w.SJTTt^w. 
 
 2 sister's husband.^^Wm. Sqit^* WS'^T?^ )». ^T^^fW^inJ. 
 TT'Tm.*<l4^-*f)ff».(u8ed only of an elder sister's husband). 
 
 3 husbands brother. '^ pop. ^m. »TT^w. >TR>^w. 
 BBOTHEBnooD, fl. Ml'*»l'^+ft or TT^e^/. *<1*M<J1I or *rTf^- 
 
 2 fratfrniti/, association, V. CoitVA^Y. ^^ pop. 'PTrl/. 
 
 BbOTHEE-LIEE, BROTHEKr,T, «. MIAMUINI, HU«l^^, ^- 
 
 f^T^, M l(^ l -qMI, ij^^lNHI, HT^W^, HlT^ft^, 5**1^71. 
 Beotheelisess, w. v. a. *TIA*i<\*tn or Hl^«i<^*t/. >(l**(^/. 
 
 *< I AHU || or Hlfnuil »». HT^?[rt^/- HT^n m. Hlt^K »». «i- 
 
 ^HT^ w. ^^t^ «■ 
 Bbotheelt, adv. HI*M>'H'^, *ii^-^ki'I, •ii^«l<^, *i^i«iM, 
 
 Bbodobt, />. T. V. 1. y«|uiftrtr, Ac. 3TT'^, 3TT^?T. 
 
 2 jttI^, mw. [ w/. 
 
 Beow, n. arch over the ei/e. HT^ or H^ or pT^/. g^/'. 
 To knit the b.s HSRTt^ iMt/. pl.-wi^f. 5Tr^,^T^7n 
 
 2 M* arch of hair over the broio. Hraf or »T«fj or \vmif. 
 
 «r /. B^ /. H^ %n »»• f^- 
 
 3 V. I'OBEnEAD. ^mm n. f*1«o5 or Pl^W k. >nB5 ». 
 By the sweat of the b. V\<if.-'-H\ ^TTTTn. 
 
 4 ( of a hill, &c. ). ms;«n-4\^Pl/. "rat «. la^TT «. 
 
 To Bbowbeat, ». a. 'T^m-iti'M4'JH*Jlf'>uf, I^ »«. ^i. ■MC<<ui- 
 
 5T^/.-f![<1>IV<»ft/. ST"!^, «mTT m.^-^Ttit, 
 Bbowbeatiso, w. r. \.—act. ttit '^*f5 '?\T5^ «. Ao. 'T^mwi. 
 
 Bbowh, a.^, f^<1l'qr,^I^T»ft, fTrf^^, ^7t5*ft. N. B. These 
 words express difTcrcut sluides of browu. 
 
 Brownish, ^ii_\^^. 
 
 Dark b. m HH otl, fifTn. 
 
 Light or reddish b. ^TT or >itTT, m5>*<l. 
 lb Bbowit, ». a. i^^ii M.-Ac. ^, 7^<»TPirT-Ac. ^^t. 
 Bbowkxf.sb, n. v. A. ^^MV|| m. T^^ w. 
 Bbow5-«tcdt, «. q>*3S«TPT n. f^^hi'^'n^ n. 
 To Bbowse, p. n. feed on branehes, leaves, <Jc. FTVn^ «.- 
 
BEU 
 
 112 
 
 BTTC 
 
 2 graze. ^Rot. [ ^ n. 
 
 BEOW8E, n. frnrrrsT «. ynirfi4iai m. HMm«i)<i m. <itc?t«»- it- 
 
 Bbuin. See Beab. 
 
 To Bbuise, v. a. ^of remitt. ^^foEwf, ^-tjui, ^^T^f, ^<^<.ui,«l- 
 
 2 (peppers, fruits, seeds, &c.) pound liyhtly.breakcoarieli/. 
 
 Bbuise, n. contution. STnmT,^ ?rrl?yt J^HIMd/. ^-.[girt l ^ 
 
 «t.-&c. 
 
 2 See DiKT. [f%, gwoT. 
 
 Bbuised, />. V. V. 1. -eftlftpSr, %^T^c5T, Ac. ^^^l, «JtH»0, H- 
 
 2 <^<«I4^rtI, ^<5p5rfl, Ac. [ T^/. 
 
 Beoit, n. V, Eepobt. 3T^/. STP^/. tHK«.<< l/. ' I MNM I w. 
 To Bbuit, p. a. now abroad, t. To Noise. ir^TT^^t, ^tf^^- 
 
 &c. ^>Tot. 
 Bbvual, a. belonging to the winter. |^«| | (»<< | t( r,'^,lT7^. 
 BauNETTE, «. tcowian o/ a dark complexion. <T> '| ot^i«k^ or^jT- 
 
 Bbunt, n. Aea< or violence of. fRT^ ». fT?T^ or H4l<!fl »». 
 
 «T5nfr w. 'tiiK'd w. ^ f». 
 
 2 ( of a blow ). V. Shock, trs^w. «^igT m. 
 BxiTSH, n. 5^/. j^^wft/ j^3T ». ^'Jc^/. M|vi?W^/. 
 
 2 ( of painter ). *^/. qt'4 <^»»». ^Wt/. 5R5»T n. ^f%^/. 
 
 a ( of weaver ). 5^/. *-«<«n/. 
 'i ( of peacock's feathers, palm learos, Ac.). ^^«». 
 6 vuh, rude collition. q^TTT m. JTB^ »». ^^T m. %^f. 
 6 «A;irw»«i, «ZtyA< encounter. ^+n^/. t). ^f, ydlMiJ /. 
 
 ab Beush, p. o. j^^ &c. 5rr55i--«i*+<«t, grs't, +-=ir4ui, ^^. 
 
 2 away off; whi*k,Jlap, ^c. ^rs^t, ^ti+u|, S^^FRof, ^- 
 J^PRof, 5R^ m.- fl^^JRT w. HR^t ^. 
 
 3 up ; retouch, polish, Sfc. v. To Finish. afrj^Jf, qRT- 
 
 4 up ; ( learning, Ac. ). ^TRTof, T^»TT"Jf, viv/Jo&df, gr^nstjft/'. 
 JFTwf y. 0/ 0. ^P^t «• ^T'Jf , v!T5<T-g^*Trr-fT«nT-Ac. qsrof. 
 
 2V Bbdsh, v. «. ( by, along, against ). aflyMI ^rm-^i- 
 
 l^-3l'l«l, %^, WRof, ?R"f, Crs^, <«)<^uf or g^'P'f, 
 
 «raTT-^«^-«reT-Ac. ^J>HvH|ui. 
 Bbushwood, n. gr^/. ^17 or ^JT n. gyrHt ITT^/. 
 
 2 branches lopped. ^^o5 ». 4K<h<iot n. 
 To Bbusile, p. n. v. To Cbackxe. ^T^T^ inten$. ^(KXX^y 
 
 MKmy\ intent. *TTR^, HWT^ intent. +(^|<u(, <(>4^U|, 
 
 2 V. To E0STLE. 4>4*i"Ji, <F5TJ ^PT^t, ^^. 
 BEUSTLiKaLT, aip. M<.-«« Or Tt »»<frt«. ^ec^ or ^<.Ht, ^- 
 
 ^ or ^ jn/en*. ^RRt or ^TTre^. [sj'^. 
 
 Bbutal, a. belonging.^ Sfc. to a brute. "T^I5T,^HI*«NI, T^" 
 B. force. 3Ti'i«i<* n. 3ii'|vifK m. STtn^^T^/- 
 
 2 tavage, inhuman, v. Cbdel. ^, f^^, niM^<\M, Plg<. 
 Bbutality, n. t. A. 1. «?^jquiT m. qg^ n. T^??!/. T^^""- 
 
 2 ^ftfTr/. fK^ n. f?r?^TfTr/ r^s<<ii/. 
 To Bbutalize, v. a. T^JTETRW-TIS^'I.-Ac. ^R^. 
 Bbotallt, adv. See Cbuellt. 
 BauTK, a. tentelet; »rra/»ona^.9(!|IPI, ?rH^-^JfT-^f^-Ac. 
 
 2 See Bbotal, 1. 
 Bbute, rt. V. Beast, t^ »». ^h i ^{ w.^^TT m. 
 
 2 cruel perton ; rujfian, monster. ^R^F, ^wIRT, ^<<|>ni, 
 
 3 stupid per ton, y. Fool.^^T^ m. vifST m. jItPITot. (/. 
 Bbutish, n. resmbling, Sfc. a beatt. I^J^T, 'ns?i«t'«ft, T^JjFnT' 
 
 2 r«rfe, uncivilized. ^\^^\<W, "H^T^, ig*iHH, aTfn^ 
 
 Bbutishi.t, a</e. t. A. q^jjnwr «• <fcc^. 'T<;jrnjft,'n5^a[j ^t 
 
 Beutishnesb, n. t, A. 1. qualities ofa brute. H^dl/. R^Jf^i. 
 
 "jyWHR »». 'nj^I'f m. 'T^ffrf/. 
 
 2 3re«MT/. 3Tf^f?TfT^ ». RrWTTf^ «. 
 Bvbble, «. — of water. ^<^il m. 5^ m. JIKT «». ^"T^niT m. 
 
 rRT *». 5g^ m. [*il*<4l. 
 
 2 person yulled, \. Gdll. S»*lriri HI<JI« n. Sf^IT, NI'H?'!- 
 
 8 cheat, false show, v. Deceit. HFTT/. HTW/. 
 To Bubble, v.n. rise in bubbles. 53^5^, ^i;^4 ♦». Z)^. ^■ 
 
 2 up; Jtf «n<ier ebullition. <*lrI<?)<1<J| or fl<\<a<^"I, l^d^dul^ 
 
 1^' l «^ »t or 3<jM4oi, 5155^, ^TcE^Tcior (iuteus, *iot|o6U|), e- 
 
 TroE^r, vjTficiOj, g-ffoE^f, <a<'loi, V-H-lul. 
 To Bubble, e. a. 5r««, J<?/ooZ, t. To Deceitk. <RWof, B^- 
 
 «ET «n.-«tc?T »». ^, «'*i«<'^, 5^jf^. 
 BuBBLiNO, n. V. V. N. 1. — act. fS^So? n. 
 
 2— act. <Md«dui n. Ac. ^T?n?r?T or gfnjJT «i. ^«5^ »(»w 
 
 <j<llo&l m. >J*lct| m. >i>j.K »«. ^5 «»• 
 BUBMLINOLT, Oi^B. ^fmH or rrf ^^H?^ Or !jt, T^H^ or ^, 
 
 BuBBY, «. V. Bbeast. 5r m. armr w. f*r(ft/. ^?fr3j «. 
 
 Bubo, n. — yenereal. «l^ w. Ho5 w. 
 
 2 — sympathetic. 3H«4»>|UII m. 3T^^IT^ ». 
 Buck, «. beau, blade, blood, spark, swell. «tM^+ or git^^ 
 
 TTR^I^P or V>F, '5'<l*i+il , <P<f, 'oi^si, ^^, *^«ii'^r 
 
 2 OTo^tf 0/ rfew. ^:^s:^ m ^Ru( «». 
 
 8 ma/e of goat. 41+5 »•• *I^TT "». WI ••» 
 
 4 «mi?e 0/ «A««p. ^^ »». «(S+I «». 
 
 6 ««> 0^ Aore. ?RIT w. [ «l«i»fi f». 
 
 Bucket, «. ite »»• <^»«». ste^/. *lisu^ «. ?f^ »• ^(^ «• 
 Some particular kinds are ^\^ m. (of metal or wood ), 
 ?te «•• <^i»». 5lrf-4l/. (of leather or wood), ^lr!<(l / (of 
 leather or wood and used esp. on board ship ), ^l?/. 
 ( of a draw-well), a?|+ffl /. ( b. of the transverse beam 
 and stone ). 
 
 Buckish, a. g^r^r, lf1M<^l<, wA-^i, »irt»«n«i or »«irtij 
 
 BucKisHLY, oJi;. T. A. UM?|+1^, Ac. T^fW^i^T, di*»iR<»ii 
 Buckishness, ». V. A. tfM'j--ht or grqft/ 3!TR5^ ornt^/.. 
 
 ST^T/. » 'l '»HP.'-<> r »»• ■il+HP-.+ril w. ^+nr4«T «. '^fW- 
 
 ^/. TTT/ i^ «• SIHsJrl m. ^jTR m. 
 Buckle, ». ^% M*K^ 3i4+*(U| «. ^^¥/. ^e^TT^^^/ 
 
I 
 
 BIJP 
 
 118 
 
 BFL 
 
 To BccKLE, r. a. ^-^^^ aii+f^ui, ^^^>t<T CM4*r«(u(. 
 
 2 «i«i« rfarfy, v. To PkePwIEE. ffT^-^TBT ^P^, W^Tif, ^^ 
 /. mV^, ?TO/. qraw. [a»TJ«»./. ^T^. 
 
 ai BrcKLETO, r. n. o^/rfy tciVA riyor. v. To Set to. ?^^, 
 
 BccKLEB. See Shield. 
 
 BCCKBAV, fl. ^i^I^ «|ii+^<i ^^ ^^T «■' 
 
 BccKBAK, «. V. Stiff. ril<WMI, 3n^TT% aii«T|ri-«ti. 
 BccKSKis, n. ffrjTT^ <j;Trf% n. arf^PT «. 
 
 BCCKTHORS, n. ^ 3^vft 3T1^. 
 
 BicKwHEAT, n. ^ mwfd 3n^. 
 
 BcD, n. v^ pop. ^Jft/. ^f^.WJf. 'JH.f^-til / «JH I ^ i a<*j.< 
 
 "*■ ^^ "■ "■ ^^ *** 
 
 Large b. ^55T «•. 
 
 Nipper in the h.Jtj. HMMl^ »«. 
 JV BcD, ». «. V. N. 5^, *oi<<l/. j^. 5?^-%nf in. eon. 
 To BcD, c. a. inoeulatf. f<\ii\ f. ^^^, 
 
 BCTDDED, V. V. N. J^-^rll, *Oi<<I 3Tn?HT, !*i^Rfl. 
 
 BcooHA, ». 55 m. ^^5 w. 
 
 BCDSHISM, «. ift^^ «». 
 
 BuoDBiST, «. 1^5 m. ifl^vjufH^lO. 
 
 2b BcDOB, ». ». worir. »/ir. «T^, m^, ^^, f^, ^^- 
 
 f*r^ «wy. con. ftt^f. ^r-^TPit «tfy. «m. 
 
 2 for; ( i. e. bj implic. earefor, mind, heed ). -.HHIW ra. 
 
 WTol, ''HHM «•• WT't-'TT^, 3»iii«l, aii tr«<A iwy. con. ani 
 
 ^ w ?IT o/ 0. 
 BrooEBOw, n. a particular loot. ^^TTT n. 11 
 
 BCDOET, ». V. Bao. f^^/. ^5^/. 
 
 2 ttore, T. Stock. flTV^/ 1^ «. 'lldlj n. qirf n. j^ft/ 
 
 «T7«R M. ( Mp. in oomp. u ^PmM<uii b. of storiefl or 
 
 t*Iei. »H *T7T»rT b. of tunes. »ftfT »T?iirT b. of songi, Ac. ). 
 
 8 ( of busineM papers, of »coounU, Ac. ). ^MfHH m. 
 
 Bm', n. $kin of the buffalo. »^^ n. hF^V-MM n. 
 
 2 «*ii» oj the deer, ^tw^k^^ n. 3Tf!R n. ijiH»| fi. 
 To go in b. ^1MHl<1*(l R<iU< m. itiwt, »ll'WINI4l*(m. 
 
 Bi' rr A LO, «. — male. g^fTT, ^J^, g*''!, ^ w ^T^, ^l"!'!!, 
 ^W,^^*IT,^^, fr*IT, Wt*TT, Hfi^, — in endearment or 
 contempt. ^TfR «. \3«'l? n. «^itt •«. ^5?»I7 n. ^l<t<K «. 
 — female. ^|w or >T^tlT, tnt, tNl or ?(Nl, »Tfi^, — in 
 •ndaannent, disparagement, or contempt. ^^^ or «=(- 
 
 B. earrjing elcren montha. 3TV^inft*j^. 
 Toong female b. ^f. ^\zf. 
 Bcrr AL<XALr. See Calf. 
 BtrrBT, «. T. Blow, j^btt m. stfTT ■». jWt ^/. gf^- 
 
 ^ ». Sf^WfK *. 
 
 3b Burner, •. «. t. To Box. 5^!^, M^*^, 5*^/- ^^^ 
 
 2 tontend ayin»t. #npf , flrt^f, 
 Bcr70on,njaekpuddinj,taity,wurry AnJrtte, Tomfool, 
 eloien, harlequin, maearoni. ^^WT ta. ^ m. Ttl •». ffrft- 
 
 18 
 
 2 Je«<er, </ro/i, waff, fool, ^c. gflHH>='TT w. JT^^B^TT w. 
 <li*IM c. 3^?RtT ft [ »T^^/ 
 
 BvTTOO^E&Y, n. bttsiness 0/ a h. ^{\^4\^Vl\ m. nW^H"Tr w. 
 2 loKJestt, drollery, waggery. Hk^.(\f. <Jgim:*<t/. 
 
 Bug, «. «»^ ». f^T^ »». He* "I »«. ^TfjiO^ «. ^^PT »». 
 — iu covert or cant phras. *ffT «». 
 Large and fat b. t'JU or %tr?rT?n.JlTOTT or di«<iiOT.%'7ZiT;H. 
 
 Bcg-tbap, w. Utile box dnlled. f^nptift/. 
 
 Buqbkab, n.^ or »nT ot. «inj?? or *(|'Jrf<i||^r m. ^nre^inCOT. 
 ^rnr «. ^ff^ »•. These words correspond with Black- 
 man, Bagman, Beggar man, Bull beggar, &c. 
 To make a b. of. ^[^ or v(\^ W^ or ^^^ ^V\^ or 
 
 BuoOT, a. abounding with Jwy«.%^*R^OT,^<*>U|t»f) !?R^?5r- 
 
 BuooT, n. gig. ^ 41*^1-^ TT^/ «Fft/. 
 
 BuQLE, n. V. HoE5. HfTlft/. HtrfVl »■ V^Tm n. sit^T «». 
 
 2 J<rarf 0/ Mac* glast. «B I ^'^ l *H<A|Muft m. ^Flaff^/. ?;TOr- 
 BuiLD. See Built. 
 To Build, t>. a. construct, ^q^, T^, ^HR^Jf, 3^^^, 
 
 ^q^/.-?*rRfT/.-«rf^/.-^f?f5ft/- ^^g. ofo. 
 
 To b. castles in the air. 3TT«^ff ^ •it'Tot, H5T:^f%/. 
 
 Tt^^rr^ sTTf&r^jff 5=^ ?^. 
 2 up ( doorway, &c, ) f^uiuf, f^T^J^ K\^- 
 To BciLD, c. n. depend on, rest on. m^m m.-f^>^^ »«.- 
 
 3T*riT n.-&c. %?r^, ^^rnJlr wi/A ^. 
 
 Bdildeb, ». V. Masos. »wit, ?T^ m. ^R^rt^TTnT. 
 
 Master b. ^rerft. 
 Building, n. v. ¥.—<«•<. ifftTot «. ^^ n. &c. »lttToft/. fTT- 
 
 Cost of b. ^tnm^ns/. 
 
 I. a b. edifice, structure, fabric, ijf^ / ^HUH/. ^3r »». 
 
 A long b. ^^m. 
 
 A long narrow b. ^fl5t/. ^ft^TTsE/. 
 
 B. composed of four slips. ^fhfNY/. 
 
 B. having a roof of two slopes. J'lTWt/. JHtoJt/. — of 
 four slopes. -sJ^Mifft/. ^fHtcff/. 
 
 B. of two rooms lengthwise. J'rf/. J^/ — of three 
 fjT^/ fiWtt/.— of four 'ifWf /. ^?hltt/. 
 
 Buildings of some other forms or constructions are 
 designated bj the epithets flr^MI^, ^jnrft, f3TT<t,&c. 
 
 Division of a b. ^nr m. T^ n. H^ n. 
 
 Public or large b. — gener. ^w "». 
 
 The wood work of a b. •bMlfJ^ n. 
 BtriLT, n. build, Sfc. make, structure, form, construction. 
 
 t^vmx^f «rf»TT^/.4f^/. ^f^/ ^\^\ m. irttroft/. 
 
 Built, ;». t. V, A. qttT^t^, ^^, Ac. if^. 
 
 B. up. «r^sT. 
 
 Bulb, h. round root, ^t^ m. iTjr m. ^i^ m. 
 2b Bva OQX. 8«e lo Bxllx. 
 
BIJL 
 
 114 
 
 BTTB" 
 
 Bulbous, o.v.N. ;Fi<qi'j[,<t><\i^i, 4)iH<4, 'F^;^, =FTT^, "i^. 
 BcLBUL, «. Indian, nightingale, ^f^^^ or ^^T^JT^rf]' m. 
 Bulge, n. protuberant part. ^TZ n. ^TT «. ^TTTr m. 
 To BvLO'E^iV. n. jut out, swell out. ^^ j«.-tN) w.-^f'P n.- 
 
 ^1T »».-*'! K I »». ^ in. con, g^T? «• ^T^iily. 0/ ». tjilotuj. 
 
 2 See To Bilge. 
 BiTlimt, n. HtHilM «». 
 
 Afflicted with b. HtHil ^ft. 
 Bulk, n. «««, magnitude, v. Size. 3TT^R»rFr«. <i1l*r?IHH«. 
 
 2 OTdin mass or lodg. h^s^PTPTot. Pr^^3T5[I»». 
 
 4 inainfahric, the body. H<o<jMI'I ra. srqTTfiTFT m. 
 BuLKiNESS, «. V. A. 1. r^^J. rg^ n. ^?q^ n. ^^». 
 
 3TI*l<Hf T^ «. 
 Bulky, a. v. Laege. rg?I, «f}^Tf , 31?^^, ^FR, STFPRH^- 
 
 T^^, ^^ ( in comp. ). 
 
 2 — as used esp. of man or animal. M^, %l^r<!Ml'rfl, «T- 
 
 SrTTf , *T^, Hl<1»(^, Ht'^oET, arnS^hT, ^HTt5^ iSmr*<l, T^i, 
 
 ?^. [ «r »i. 
 
 Bull, «. ^ w. fipT m. «rtnT »». art^ts^ »». si^?^ m. f- 
 
 Bulla and b. — calves, — compreh, «i«4isr m. 
 
 B.'s eye. »raT?T n. 
 
 Castrated b. See Bullock. 
 
 Dedicating of a b. to the manes, &c. and setting him 
 at large. ^i\?^ pop. ?g?P? m. 
 
 B. so dedicated and enlarged, tffe m, ^^^ w. «f5 pop. 
 ^3 ««• c5ni<-<4i ^ m. ^0^ M. 
 
 Gross, overfed b. 'Wrfg^^ m. 
 
 Learned b. A^^^ m. ^\^\ or ?rt<n^ m. Tt^ or qf- 
 TroTltf?! m. 
 
 The class of mendicants who go about with it are 
 called Mi']^ «». 
 
 2 See Blundek. 
 
 3 M"lm+^rf <T^ n. 
 
 BuLL-BAITI^fG, «."2|rf|-=fl^Tl< 3n^/. 
 BOLL-BEOOAE. See BUGBEAE. 
 BCLL-DOO, n. JH-MNI <(«fwTT<T 3TT^. 
 BuLt-HEAD, «. blockhead.^ v. Fool. %7 w. iluivi m. 
 Bullet, n. jftoft/. 
 
 B. — pouch or case, 'fp^^pft/. 
 Bulletin, n. ^qjfrnTTTni n. i)*Pl<<TtHM4-5| n. 
 Bullion, «. ?3t^^ ^ft^ ?7 «. t^nft^ ?rT# n. 
 
 Silver b. '^\f^f. 
 Bullock, n. castrated bull. ^ m. %^^-^^t^-«| i^]- J- 
 sqr «PI^r^-&c.llt7M. — in contempt. \kz n. 
 
 Bell-biind ( piece of sackcloth, &c. ) of a b.'s neck. 
 ^\Z^U^ n. 
 
 Hump of a b. 3^?r5 or ^ n. 
 
 Nose-rein of a b. JTT'<T/. ^^TT or ^J. STTPT «. 
 
 Kein or guiding string of a b. +I+KI m. 'TFT/. 
 
 Single side or half of a b.-load. 3^1% «• 3T#«. — esp. 
 of the leaves of the Piper Betel. +ir|H or <tH ». 
 
 String of bells around the neck of a b. ^'j<HI<*/. 
 
 ^7?TT m. t^MKHIoE/. [ qr?!^. 
 
 To tie the fore legs of a b.( or buffalo, &c. ). ^^npy. 
 
 The horn-rope of a b. ^ m. 
 2 young lull, ^fs m. rfp^ m. 
 
 BULLOCK-DBIVEE, BuLLOCK-QEAZIEH, n. ^r!^ Or i?5??TT»». 
 
 Bullock's heaet.m. Annona reticulata.— the tree. TTT'Fot 
 / aiHelrf or 3T?nH /. — the fruit. n»T?>55 «. STT^ or 
 
 Bullock-pass, n. ^ qi? «i. 
 
 BULLOCK-EOAD, n. if^qfR/. i?77:?Fn' «». ij^KT^ ««. 
 
 Bully, «. v. Hectoe. q^=€fFpio5 m. prm^rsnT »»■ ^<ft- 
 ^ m. ^'ISHH m. %Jt7 or m^, fnTToS, ^n»nf?TT, ^T^, ^, 
 
 To Bully, v. a. «<,*nui, iiNul, <HU|«jvHui, <ju|<j,|tjul', ^. 
 
 nrf /.-&c. :p^. 
 
 Bullying, w. y. V. — ae^. i^+|«(ui«. Ac. i^^Hufl/. fTRTJfr/ 
 
 B. of bodily might, ^sm^f. aTPPTOt/. OTt^mf /. 
 
 3Tt'IM<^l'^ or 3Tnm^/ ?5^/. 
 BuLBUsn, n. jfraqr ■^Hlffl'll ?5o^TolT »». 
 BuLWAEK, w. bastion. ^^3jT »». 
 
 2 df-fence — gener. ^^T^JXtTHT »». ^"'IWI'TT «• T^IT «• 
 Bum, n. breech, v. Buttocks, it?/. ^ «. /^. ^ «. ^'Vin, 
 BuMBAiLirr, n. ^dlil »». 
 Bumblebee. See Humble-bee. 
 
 BUMBOAT, «. ili^Tli/. 
 
 Bump, orf». tnj-«Ff-^-&c. 5(ni-?FT-<R-&c.5^ or T^-q^T-^- 
 &c. TT^-q^-JR-Ac. 
 
 Bump, n. ( on the body, &c. ) swelling. Mind tumor. Tfe/. 
 nftr/. enhance. it^TT «. nt*T7 «. HT^/. ^pH n. pop. ^- 
 JT or ToRT tn. »It5f«.»It?t3 «. Mrliil w. JH «. ^T^ «. JTcE «. 
 ^JJot n. %no5 «. jqr «. ^-i'W «■ aftsKl m. 550ft or ^glcft 
 or »Tt|o£t/. g^lT^». ^T^OT. «l4*<'Tlotl m. gsjT w.^nrm. 
 
 ^nnTOT. 
 
 B. as from a blow or pinch, if^/. ^i'*\f. ^ n. 
 
 To have a b. ?'loSUl, ?^ «.-&c. q^-75^. 
 2 V. Thump. ^JVff. »TIW «. WS^f. ^TS^ >«. 
 2V> Bump, v. a. v. To Tdump. ^Vfi/.-VII^ w.-qs^/.-vrTFI 
 
 To Bump, v.n. thump against, v. To TpUMP, *TT5-^?5T-^-&c. 
 
 -'Pr5-^^-^-&c.-tni-5p^-^-&c. F?mof, q^^/.-«n^ m.- 
 
 »r5^/.-'tre^ »». rflMui-SRT^ in. con. tTTfot. 
 Bumping, «. v. V. A.— act. ^fj^f. *Tf^ w. ^TTP/- tTPFT"». 
 
 V. v. '^.—act. vw^f. «ra^ OT. V5^/. '«T5^ »». 
 B. ( of a calf, kid, &c. ) whilst sucking. |Koft/. fHqft 
 
 / fsjft/ #^ »»• fl^ »»• f^ »»• f^/- f^^/ 5- 
 
 BuMPEE, n. brimmer. *n^?5T ^<^ "»• 'K'JJMrti »«. 
 Bumpkin, «. cZown, v. Countetma*. t^^Mloj^ c. ^inhii* 
 
 Bun. See Caeb. 
 
I 
 
 BTJN 
 
 115 
 
 BUB 
 
 BCKCB, n. Jkuneh, protuberance, t. Hump. iviS or it*^ n. t- 
 •J m. jnt n. g^ m. 
 B. of a camel's back. IT^/- 
 2 V. Clusteb. m m. ^<(<t>I «. ^M*l «. ^[^ »•• ^ "»• ^T- 
 W( If. 5T^^ w. 5^^ m. 
 
 8 flBwi^T /!></ together, v. BcKDLE. «W/. ^^^^ «»• ^^[Pt 
 «. 3r5^ w. ^% n. ^ ffi. rfim. ^5^/. »r|t/. 
 
 4 iit/l, knot, clump. ^^4>l m. ^H*l m. ^^TFT m. 'frST m. 
 
 5 ( esp. of flowers ). U^ «. 
 
 To BcscH, e. n. ItRJw'r or ?«ii5|, itaoEot, ^TcS n.-Jbc. ^^. 
 To Buscn, p. a. qtw w.-^T^ ii».-&c. qttT^ y- ofo. 
 
 BL-5CHIXZ38, fl. V. A. 5«[%^rtt/ nisi^HUII W. 
 
 Bi>CHT, «. groteing Sfc. in buncke*. 5p#^, ^H^<^1<, »ft5T- 
 
 £i'SDLE, «. ( a« of clothes, Ac. ). itsft «. </»'«». 'liil/t/- 1- 
 
 Disorderly or loose b. 4l-<(<t>l »». ^N% «• ^tTc5r m. dim. 
 RH-fl or eft/. »il'.*i «. 
 
 2 tkiny bundled together, — gener.Wt'.f.enhane. '^tKT^m. 
 and dim. n\*.rf[ or ^^<C^f. & H\<.'^3t n. ^sioti «. </m. 
 jn^ or 5?oft/. 'jlT^ or jlS n. fillT M. 
 
 3 ( as of bar. thatch-leaves, Ac ) load. TgT m. fkfjm. 
 dim. f^l% n. fJIT^/. M^/ *mT »». ^tif. artff n. 
 
 4 ( of kadba or grass ). «>^/. dim. ^W^/. & ^%»«. & 
 
 Aggregate of five bundles, qr^^m. 
 
 5 ( csp. of rice-straw ). jft/. 
 
 6 — long or spheroidal; ttraw eate. Wf\m. TitT or ^3^n. 
 
 7 ( M of matches, greens, sticks. Ac. ). bunch. ^^«ft/. 
 3{ITm. dim. '3^f. ^^mrw. '^l^w- or ^T^w.& 3^I%». 
 
 »rtt «" n^/. ^irerst. ^jfii or !g^n». ^ynzrw. ^v^m. 
 ^niis*. 5'^*- 
 
 8 ( as of papers) jjoc**/. ?WI^^/. jrFTm, or Ji^n. ^IT 
 M. i/i«». 5<t/. 
 
 Tape or tie of a b. ^T^/ Hilrl*/. ^"^Traft/ 
 Ju BcSDLK, V. a. /»« or irW in aft. »Tt3Hii«.-»ref ».-*lt3t4«. 
 -»?1t/.-Ac. WtW-^T^, «;% Hwiufl ^'T^. 
 To b. neck and crop. ^/. ^M^ <3ojo. 
 To h. off, wW qfanjrily. fHWfTCTWr. 
 Bnro, «. J^JT**- T?!'"- 1P'"»- 1*^/- 
 2 ( e«p. of duUtert, Ac ). y<t/. 
 ^ BCKO, ». «. 7^si.-Ac. W?rfw«t. 
 Boxo-aoLi, ■. ^-Ac. ^wf'fn^ »n^>i. 
 Bi;xoaix>w, h. Aomm. ^^i^m. 
 
 To BCVOLC, ». ■. perform clumtiJy. yfimWl^^.-'iftWX^lWt 
 W^n.-mwtt *TKii.- ^M'l*IM«.-JHijX*IHi».-Ac. VT»f, 
 
 To BfJroLi, e. «. roM/«, Jo<c*. ^IflMt^l <Wt% «^, 3TR- 
 
 HfTWl ftTTOt-ftlt^-Ac. 
 BcvaiE, n. cUwujf teork. 8e« To BvnaLB T. K. 
 BwoLxa, ». T. V.N. and AwrwacD. m*?n<t, HfiT *l«qT, 
 
 »Wfm "iNpft, ifPTT, ^ni^TffT, w^rtt, VTwr, a^ir»ft, 
 
 Bunglers and cobblers, — compreh. aiiiufl+milwi.^/. 
 Bungling, a. clunmly or confasedli/ done, v.Clumst. htf- 
 
 2 immethodical, blundering. fW^TT or ftWKT, T5«rf5" 
 
 Bung LINO LT, adv. 31l4|ulHUIK<<l<l'il^, 3TRl'^H«<lc(l'<.. W- 
 
 ^ I "<^HI^^ . 
 Bunion, n. forn on the foot. s^JT w, 
 BuoT, n. rRrfn. ^j^TTTw. 
 To BrOT, r. a. heep afloat. ?TTrn'm^?T-&c. ^^-TT^ot, ?Ttn- 
 
 2 »w«r/fc 0B< Jy Jaoy«. ql^w. /»/. rti=»ui. 
 
 3 keep from despondency, V. To SuProBT. ^n.-«iftT «i.- 
 ST^m^n.- Ac. ^. 
 
 BcoTANCT, n. V. A. ?TTrl<T^ m. ?T^?ftt5?TT /. fnTT^frp/.tTT- 
 ofSinTw. ?T?TinTOi»i. 
 
 B. of spirits «.^M<^^Rf/. [ «T^«P. 
 
 BcoTAST, a. that will not sink. dlNI+IK^I, TTTW^, fTTOT- 
 
 Of b. spirits. tl-^M'fl, ?T^Fr^f1%. 
 BuEDEN, n. V. Load. #%«. HTTm. ^m. /. siK«SMn. 
 Beast of b. qiA*** or hi<ii*«. ?^^T^»«. 
 Ship of b. ^TWETn. f^T^nft fTC ».-'irt*t<n n.-^f^n.- 
 Ac. siW ?TT5;-<WJ<fT-Ac. 
 Fit for b. ^\f[^, «n^. 
 Of b. aJt#?5, ^m^. 
 2 fig. a yriV/, an anxiety, a trouble. ^W»- HITw*- 3TI^or 
 
 8 (of a favor received). 3TPTR »i. ^T%». «m<"l«. ^TTT". 
 
 4 ( of a business, as imposed; or as reposed or rested), 
 a^n. »TR»». arvpirn. ns^ m. 
 
 5 (of a song). ar^JW ^Z^ or M'^i'kiWn. ^«i^<^m. «TI?5^q^ 
 
 ***■ TT^^"- 'g^ "• [ ^^*"- 
 
 6 <Ao/ irAicA «» oflen repeated, t. To Dwell upon. imw. 
 To BuBDBN, », a. V. To Load ?it?#, W^'». m^-JT^ 
 
 2 fig. oppress, encumber, /(c. 9(TOn.->TTT«.-Ac. tTMWf-^r- 
 ^, TTT^rTfT-TTTTil'trT-Ac. qiT't. 
 BUBDENED,/7. V. V. 1. t^^i^, ^Tfl MMr^«T-Ac. 
 
 2 »TTTTKT, HKI+M, HK'ftfia. 
 BCBDEMSOUE, a. jriewut, ^c. v. Afflictive. 3fi, >Trtt, 5- 
 
 2 V. CUKBEBBOltE. jf^, J^, 3T^^, a^lf^H. 
 
 BcBxao, n. f ! m \ ^^f [ f. 
 2 department. ^ n. 
 Bna. See Bobocgh. 
 
 BtnJOLAB, n. M<<fl«l c fH'^'^niTT, ^if^^imr, ?tfi^?. [in- 
 BcKOLiKT, fl. house.breaking.m4\xi\ n. f»T?T^n^ «. ^fffvi^- 
 
 BVRIAL. See BCBTUS. 
 
 BuBiED, ^. T. V. J<(J5t4(, 1Ti%??T or njr?^. 
 
 To be b, ( in ) lit. fig. jrtff, npif, 
 Bc»i.X59fE, a. (ending to raitc laughter. |IW<«I»II, ^I^'T^- 
 
BTTE 
 
 lie 
 
 ^TTB 
 
 To BuBLESQUE, V. a. ^ ^v^^7['i^J. 7^^ snpcS/.- ^- 
 
 BcELiNESs, w. V. A. 'WJrlM«II m. »T?.3SM'JIT w. &c. ^^<J?y- 
 BuRLT, a. i/y, huJkif, V. LAnaE. T^l^, n^pyg, ?5^ or ?55«r, 
 
 To BuBN, V. a. affect hy heat, ^TToEtjf, TMiJf, Miidf, ^ I feuf , 
 ^ OT.-^T^ n. ^^ ^r. 0/ 0. ^«I ^^. 
 
 To b. one's fingers. To be burned, turtain lota, Sfe. 
 'Jta^, 3TN/. SRT'f »». con. '^ «». SRfdf in. cow. tt^, 
 
 2 ( bricks, &c. ) HM of. 
 
 3 ( the throat, &e. )— rancid, &c. substances, ^r^, ^- 
 <^«i"), si-=("i, ^lo&u|. 
 
 4 ( food in cookery ). ^TT^, vTTcE^. 
 
 5 corrode, gnaw. ^Tir^^ ST^, vH|o4ul. 
 
 G up; consume ly fire. vl|o&Hi|«j>ot,^|^r|<Hj|/.-&c. ^^, 
 
 7 ( ground before sowing seed). HT^oft /.-TT'lT^os/-- 
 »TM^il n.-&c. 5F^, ^/. *1Mut. 
 
 8 See To Cactebize. 
 
 To BuBN, t). n. he on fire. vT55^, ^^ n. ^ y. 0/ 0. 
 — fiercely, &c. v. To Gtow. «TTT*m<it, <pupptjrdr. 
 
 To b. with a crackling noise — dry grass, &c. HT*r^, 
 
 B. it! V. Curse it! vToSt w. 
 2 a lamp or light. vfoE^, ?f^. 
 
 ;i ( with anger or lust ). vt^tii), fin^, ^HTN't, ^^ct^otuf, 
 VS*"^, "frui^uiolt intens. H>u||U|u)', ^'W ^, ^w. fpit ^q/i. 
 
 4 ( with emulation, eagerness, desire ). ^cj^efii)', ^T^- 
 
 5 (in being cooked);— food. ^;rT^,''l9S'f,3rt^/. SnfJf 
 in. con. si'i"!, ai'i*"!, ^io6«|u|_ 
 
 G— corn fields, country, &c. 6e lurnt up, parched, qfTTT- 
 "^, 'JT^S^, -^ol'iui, *<Myi, +i"JH ^4 ^, ^i^^ul or ^r 
 
 7 — the mouth, &c. under acrid tastes. <ftauf, Pi^dHO)', 
 
 frRjn^r, aui4j<ii<Jif, <por>!OT'»f , ^nwf, ^^^i^, *nr»Tn^, 
 
 8 ( in the throat, stomach, &c. ). vHo&^ctiit r. impers. 
 
 ( as 'fWri-^Tt?r-5nTt<T-&c. vionTo5^ ), ?r«rif, sM3M"ii ( w 
 
 q'SrtfI-&c. 5T^ or i-M^-Mrl ). 
 
 9 — the body in ferer, &c. fTTTof, H^, <«<«<Jf, arfnHt 
 ^W-artTT^n^ ">. ^, ^^'^TH'it, t)«iTU|<^, v/i*'<.anJJ, «I- 
 S'P'if, <''K«i ado. ^^. 
 
 10 ^>iy/« ^'c. icith heat, v. To Smaet. ^T^Tsf, ^T^'T- 
 
 11 out. ^3T^^ n^ ^W, ^»i<R^ni* ^t't, ^«^^i^«i. 
 BuBX, Jt. ^^^««. "^^m. '^l\m. m^m. ^^Jt. 
 
 Scar or mark of a b. '!(Z^m. 
 
 Skin peeling ofi'from a b. «?oE^ot. iTlfTTw.^JKTTm.'^ff'. 
 
 Smart of a b. ^7^»». '^HiWm. 
 
 2 See Bbook. 
 
 BUBNABLE, a. V. V. A. 1. vH|c&N|-^ 3j>tT-&c. OTlcET^, 3TT- 
 
 BuBNED, Bubst, p. V. V. A. 1. v^ l ot^rtl , Ac. onofk, M t <ff'l<< , 
 
 <^if^<i, ^"T, f^*T, ^«irrfr|, viol*! rfm. ^Tot'R rather b. 
 
 To be b. qtot'Jf, *ii^u|, art^/. si^dt-c4l'I>i{ »n. con. 
 
 T. V. N. 5. <|,<4HSrll, viloWrfl, &C. ^TTT7. 
 
 Victuals b. in the dressing. ^TT/. Wf^/. 
 BcBNEE, n. BuBurso, p. a. v. V. A. 1, vnoTOTTTT, &c. ^TE^, 
 
 V. v. N. 1. v/l*uiKI, v*1«ni, ^Jl^trf , ^Jxifrtd, ^^R, <lJ^c||H, 
 
 3 V. Anoet. Lustful. fTN?5t^ &c. •F'TptiftrT, ^t^ff, ?TH. 
 
 4 See Impatiest, Aedest. 
 
 7 guiyoftr), H>UIH»unH, ^uKuOh, (rTTvpftfT. 
 I. — as poisons, medicines, &c. 'jiMri., '^iM or gT=r. 
 BuBN-iNo, m. V. V. A. 1. ^loior n. &c. ^ »». ^r^ ». ?^ «. 
 T. V. N. 1.— state. vjoEor n. ^^ ». vj<4rfrj », 
 
 2 -Hotul n. rR^ ». 
 
 3 wfoEut «. &e. ^ r». ?tdlM «. 
 
 4 ^?r?mt n. &c. ^f^m^f. w^f- ^'^ o*" '^f- ^^ or 
 
 ^TTTor ?T«». 
 
 7 «tit*TT/. intent. q^TTTT? «• ^«(<H")/- ^oi>jfci /. intens. 
 vfZ^»T5ET^ w. ^ or ST^ «. F"!^^/ i'^- *)"l«"<<l/. ;??. 
 ttumuf)/. intens. tiuiiituild »». f^iWl^/. intent. 1^Rf»TTT- 
 
 9 ^ or 5T^ wj. st^ or 3ii'iHi fH w. tPHTl/. intent. 
 q^Ttm^ »n. *ui+l m. intens. '^jUI'^uik »». "P^JTHT »». 
 
 Internal b. strT^T^ w>. ^o&'j)'*/. intens. 3jct<jlci|7 w. 
 
 10 ^UT^wr/. ;^unj>ui /. juifui/. ^ or 3T^ j». H>U|<*il »». 
 t|0l4>KI w. intent. ^v\^>i\\i m. [ ^ n. 
 
 BuEXTsa-GLAss, n. <j[4+.ifl «• <d[4*WI-=)' f^n n. €(^^?ft fJT- 
 The focus of a b. rPff :H^^^ «»• 
 
 To BUENISH, t>. a. polish, f^^^ ^sT^r, vjNdo49r, vivHotufl/. ^- 
 
 f^pft/.- &c.^-3Tm^. [ &c. ^UIKI. 
 
 BUEKTSHEB, «. V. V. f^+rJIT OT f^^ti'lK, 7^>T3^, 3Tt7- 
 
 I. (fo^'« tooth, stone, Sfc. used to humith. H'l^O m. sfrr- 
 
 oft/. arrTOcEj/. ^r^ »». 
 
 BCBKT-OFFEEINO, 7*. ^jm m. ^?R «. 
 
 BuEBOw, n.hole of an animal. f«l^ pop. ^t^n. st^fl n. qhfT- 
 ^ »». <^ n. tlR/ ^RT «• [CH^pif. 
 
 To BuBBOw, V. n. sftcS n.-^ft^Fr^ «.-'ft?THT w.-f^ n. ^^-^- 
 BuESAE, n. \k<iMM\-4\ ii^'\<\\<-, ^mf^^FT^ »». 
 
 BUBSABT, «. f^qic'^ill^ ^-Wlll OT, 
 
 2 f^<TTV?f ^rm ^RDjtF/. 
 
 BCESE, W. oSHPTFTNT 3T^ WJ.-Tl w. 
 
 To BUEST, V. n. 5?^, >Pr^, ■^fl'iui, ■jni'iuf. 
 
 To b. in pieces, ^itictuj^ gT^rzof, 
 
 To b. into tears. tI «■ W^T^. in. con. 
 
 To b. with laughter, ^^m ^t^frff STfrTit n. pi. Tot'TT- 
 
 2 forth, out, away, &c. e^ToEwf, «d^*«l, f^wf, ^^ sif|? 
 
p 
 
 BTTS 
 
 117 
 
 Brs 
 
 8 through. <trf5 ^;n^, issit "J>r|5 v»tt^, ^j^ f^re"t,«RT- 
 
 7b BcHST, c. a. 'ptl'fr, SfT^Sr, ^tr? «».-^^?tT5T •»• ^»^y- o/^ o. 
 BcKST, n. tudden explotion — of anger, &c fR^ «. fR^- 
 
 ^ m. ^/. 3^oft/. ' [ ^^fer. 
 
 BvKST. /). V. V. N. 1. V,.^'?!, &«. 5=1^, 5'.1>< , 5^^, ^7, 
 
 V. V. A. W<^l, *l*'*rtl, ?5?, ^Rd, f«i«(P-«i, 1*1^1 ferf, 
 
 ^^tw, f^TTftT. 
 BcBSTrso, n. v. V. N. 1. — act. ^^ n. tn'-"i «. *;5^i n. fsf- 
 
 T. V. A.— act TH^ n. 4c. ?«^ m. tVl'-i ». 
 BcKTHCT. See Bcsdeit. 
 To BcBT, V. a. inter, initmuife. J^, 'inwl, 'i*^^, *rT«ft or 
 
 ^ N. ^7^ ^. o/ 0. 
 
 2 ( one's self )— ao in a Ma(h. J^ST %ot, TT^ %of. 
 
 3 ( seed, Ac ) KnffH-Ac. Mlrtfli. 
 
 4 overwhelm and eoter. >TIT "R^, 
 To be buried, qr? |t^. 
 
 6 ( in oblivion ) »nf(t/- MM'Ji-f^I'li^ xciti m ofo.f^^- 
 fn/.-Ac. TTIof with J. of o. 
 BcHTCTO. BuBiAi,. •. V. V. — mH. ^ykn. »ni^ «. HlJft^^I «. 
 Ac. w^ "■ HiHIfft/. 
 
 B. and boming ( of the dead ). ^HH ^^ •>. 
 Self b. (of a Sanyagi). *iHlf^/. m. pop. ^mm/. ». ^. 
 Br«n5o-«Koinn), Bxtbtiso -place, n.v. Ckmktkbt. itsptt 
 ^ >j1I*II/1 H*(«n^<0/. Hft<^«. >)H*jn</. in^^w. >kn«min< 
 BCSH, n. ^ITT or ^|T«. FT»«. 
 
 Clow and dense b. fff^w. ^»HT»«. >fi'ii«». ^l"ft/. 
 
 Fbee OTemin with bonhes. y^ or jrf^ or 5*7«t, 
 To beat the buahes ( to raise game ). 1X^%. 4STV^, 
 
 2 /ai/y ^rancA irotrti o^ C/o 6* »rf 4-c J. «rf^n. ^m. 
 BrsHtL, «. ( of the naxe of a wheel), f^. f*rft/. 
 
 2 ^ C^tKTT 3ny. 
 
 BcsBivxss, «. T. A.l. ol%<«. ^^|TT«.<^'|| |fi,9i<^/. fttqioCn. 
 
 BcsHT,«. tkiek^tfe. likfob. ^tm3,frt^Tr^T,^^HTIT^,f*rfir?. 
 
 To grow b. trNrsif, fr!*r«t. 
 
 2/uUoJhutktt 
 
 3 ( tail, Ac. ) 
 Bcf ILT, adv. 4^*X^%^ f>HWH«|»J<^5. 
 
 Bi'(i5ESS, «. tmfitoyment; teeupaiion. ^^n. ii^«. a^fplm. 
 CWW »• ^'."jI m. W^fi. •^iHi'w. T^PTm. U)4||<m. 
 2 iwrt to ie doite. ^fmn. *m»m/. %IHf*(0/. VTTmTm. 
 
 Dailj or aettlod b. Pr*V<v4ii. 
 
 Load of b. ^TTT^ ^^tT"!. %|I4I^| »TrfT»l.-lff«ITi». 
 
 Miod jour own b. Ezpreasing the aenM of thia 
 phraae, and of the •imilcr phraaea, What'$ thtt ic fou, 
 Tksfi HO e9ncern tffyovr't, Tou y9 tvBath—ht humfed, 
 
 4'f- — a" used in repressing interference viewed as 
 impertinent, there are Bome striking colloquialisms in 
 Maratht. vfFT »T?qfT, 3TRr5T 55T ^, ^^ ^JTT tJ?J, Hff ^FFT 
 
 xr^ 3TT5 ^*r^ ^ 5?^ spTT, an^ qfl "ta aimf n^ 
 «nfr ^ '^TTT ^ 5?5T ^rPT, ^uik«ii ^^tft arrfftr ^<m 
 
 To be sent about one's b. rldH-tuK . 
 To do one's b. v. Natcbe. H<^|«t)i^ ^n^r. 
 To do one's b. (i. e.the b. of) v. To Kui\. ^m«. ^- 
 5% y. o/ 0. gr^^/ pi. TTI^or ^^uft/.-f|j^/. ^^j.o/o. 
 
 3 o b. ayoJ, a mo/^ to 6e rfone. ^THn. ^l^n. m^n. ^- 
 
 Light or easy b. ^rj$'^««. 
 
 Losing b. 5ir<T55/j. qtrTTw. Mlrf"l/. 
 
 Troublesome b. ^:^»«. c5^«. 
 
 To manage the secular b. of. ^T^c5T»a. 3?rs^ ^. ofi?. 
 
 4 o m<i«er gener. v. Affaie. ift?/. J^F^ot, ?r7?7T«. <?;> 
 
 5 province^ office, ^mn. ^;^n. ^y^mm. q^ROT/i. ^w. 
 Ziqrm. HRw. 3T^kTT/. 3T^/. 
 
 6 /r«^c, T. Teabe. T^w. Qui^i)i». yiHiS or trimrs/. 
 Extensive or vast b. Ht^ +IH'IMlw. airfl'lt-rJ'K-H^f- 
 
 S-Ac. *lf<HHI«- ^IM'lM'HKIm. 9>l+iM'«l<l«i. *I»1I^T ^- 
 
 Departments of an extensive b. gnn TR^T^M.p?. 
 Man of b. «>*<«l^lO pop. %5^T^m. m^m. 
 Skilled in b.w<<I^K^lfT, «<4|^KMii. 
 To thrive in b. J^PT"- «ll«u) ff. of s. 
 
 1 buttle and ttir of buyer t and tellers. f? | -^H^l /. 
 8profet»ion, art, vocation, oecvpation, v. LivEUHOOD. 
 
 ThiTmrm. ^^nrn. ffrr/. fnn. s^^^m. gtjtnw. w^h, ^- 
 
 J<^«. or ^^M. 
 
 Bess, n. X,-iM. 5<Frm. ^SR»«. 
 
 To Bdrs, r. o. V. To Kiss. ^«pt. 
 
 Bust, «. "m^VI^H m-^*i\ V^{\-m J'TOT. «. 5^W^ or 5- 
 
 <^. m.f;[ifNT»I m. 
 Bustard, n. HKfiii m. 
 To Bustle ( about ), v. n. ^r^ TT^, 3MS*<IM m.-nm «.- 
 
 «»tTrvt^/.-^^/-Ac. «R^. 
 
 Bustle, n. ttir, hurry, litely motion. ^\if. V(\^^^f. vrfin- 
 
 vWt/ «*trjjT/. vjnf nr^f. *Tm<j»T/. 
 
 To bo in a b. TTin^. 
 
 2 ( as of business, Ac. ) britk and noiiy ttir. tum'. f 
 ^W^f. fW^ or ^ vt. C?T «. 
 
 8 confuted hurry, din, Ife. pother, f udder, rote, clutter, 
 
 eoii, ado. »ifH?j «. vt« ««. ijw?nn« w. ^m^f. juiim «. 
 niw^/. Turtt/. ff^^f. 
 
 ButTLKB, BuHTMSo, o. fcttjiy, ttirrinj, active, ^m»7, "Rift, 
 *mS, ^f, W^^^fTT, ^(W^wn, 'jA«lr*JI, "H^^ or ?«TT, 
 
BUT 
 
 118 
 
 BTJU. 
 
 irs^T, ■•I'lS'^ii, ^^^tr, -ssi^n, vj^^i'i^Ort, s^TPrapjT, 
 
 Bust, a. engaged in lusinetg. sjqMiiH ?!l'Wt7r, «MM|f1 
 
 • The sense of the word is often best rendered by *|H|h, 
 ^Jiil'lirl, &c. as m !Fmt?T arf^ He is busy. 
 
 2 stirring, lively. See Bcsti.ek, 
 
 3 full of stir and life, — a town, a hoiiBe, &c. 'Mijvftrl, 
 n^TSftfT, ^tT^fftrT, TT^iTPft, g^TTTrrTr^IT. 
 
 4 (day, &c.) +I»1K'4I iqf'5fr-r1il<<^Hl. 
 
 5 meddling, v. Ofiiciocs. ^f^S^T, ^^RT. 
 To Bust. See To Employ. 
 
 BusT-BODT, n. 5^ ^rTTft m. J^IT +K*ll{l m. ^S^sm m. 
 
 ( — female b. 5^ •*KMl^ui- &c. ). 
 But, conj. v. Except. f?T«rTf , %ft^, ^^, ^ft^^. 
 
 2 ye/, nevertheless, howecer, howleit. TW, IT, <TTH, ?TT, 
 frft, ?T'«TTfT, ST'tlTf^, 1%5- 
 
 There is a " but " iu the case. ^^ ?R 3n^ or ^^ 
 
 3 jw more <7ifl», t. Onlt. itt^, %^^ or %^55, "Prfj. 
 BUT-ESD, n. f5 n. 51^ »». g'tTHT 7rt.— esp. of a musket, &c. 
 
 ^r m. 
 BuTCHEB, n. ^m^m. qr^TR m. ^n^^ »»• <jJI4*^ »»• 
 To BuTCUEE, V. a. kill savagely, Sfc, v. To Kill. ^^\^ m.- 
 
 srmw*. ^ g-ofo. ^ M.-^pfra; /.-^^ «--^[^/.-&c. 
 ^?T^ y. 0/ 0. f|«^, 
 
 BuTCHEKY, «. business of a butcher. +yN+|H «. +'HN+<- 
 oft/. <<(|4+MU|| m. 
 
 2 slaughter-house. +yi|<HMI »«• ^M'^UTt^/- ^[^TT/. 
 8 fig. slaughter, massacre, v. KiLLiKO. <t)Tlc4/. ». J5, 
 Tft?, ^fn/. ^3pr n. ^^ n. 
 
 BcTLEE, «. tJi+rfl^ "». <Ft5^55T w.Tlie English word is com- 
 mon under the corrupt form of ■^^-^i m. 
 
 Butt, «. object of aim. f^^TT'T or v\ n. f^^ or ^ n. ?S^ n. 
 c??^ «. t«T w. ^f^^ m. 
 A b. for archers. <?t^ >». 
 
 2 jesting-stock, laughing-stock, qi^^cE n. HIilt* m. %- 
 
 3 ( of a horned animal), ^tgr/. f^'Sft/. ^»niftor%- 
 
 4 Hi% m «• 
 To Butt, v. a. f^T^ojf, |?rwf, j<^ivf or f'^Tlwf, §il<iij, 7- 
 
 That is given to butting, ftl'llot, fijl'lloi, JiK<fi| rfi»i. 
 BuiIEE, n. rrt^lt W. *T?^ OT. ^^^ n. ^5ET w. 
 B. imperfectly separated, dl+i/. w. 
 Vessel for heating ( and clarifying ) b. HM+.auO /. 
 Clarified b. ^T n. ^n. 3TP^«. ^ «. ^ff?' «. — in cant 
 or covert phras. ^ n. 
 
 Clarified b. fresh and hot. rf|U | .t>g <j^ n. 
 
 Clarified b, washed ( a hundred times ). ?M^d n. (a 
 
 thousand times ) ?l^^r^ «. 
 
 Dregs of clarified b. %ft/. [ fV-HM «. 
 
 Dreggy or badly clarified b. «lT^or ««<^An.sn^ n.tf- 
 That smells or tastes of clarified b. g^, 
 2 soap, palaver, blarney, Sfc. v. Flatteet. 'l^iMIMSl/. ^- 
 Hd^itjuO «. 
 To Butteb, v. a. JSPrft «. fTI^-qrain. 
 
 2 T. To Flatteb. |VT5^ or ^v^lc^Mid »n^nif. 
 Butteb-boat, n. ^rJT «• SY'TT m. dim. f^f. ^TTT ««. Theso 
 words signify a vessel made of leaves tacked together to 
 hold clarified butter or oil. 
 Bcttee-cup, n. ^ <^ 3n^, 
 
 BUTTEBFLT, n. H\-i\<£\f. 'g''^HItH*> »• F71M «. «i«fT M. TrPTW. 
 
 2— as applied to A spruce and glittering but empty fcllotr, 
 and as synonymous with Jay, Popinjay, Oostamer, 
 Fluttering Spark, Airling, Fop, Cock's comb, Baweock, 
 &c. some correspondent terms are TTfe^^TT^ ^, ^- 
 
 BuTTEBis, n. gspTTTWrn. 
 
 BuTTEE-MiLK, «. ?n^ «. ?T5p n. Some terms of abuse for Bui- 
 iermilk considered as weak and wishy washy arerTT^^- 
 oft n. i\*:H^(\ n. qi^ <n^ M. 4ict-+,<iun n. vffj^oft w. spT- 
 Ao-A\^\ imm. 
 
 compreh. or loosely, i. e. i., curdled milk, tchey.^c. 
 
 dl+Mluft w. 
 
 B. mixed with riee-gruel. ^-jJ^^ n. [ <'♦' ^Z 
 
 B. warmed with spices, &c. dl*d( or dI+r1H/. frHi^ 
 
 That sells b. rfTW^. 
 
 To scald b. rTT^ n. Ttl^. 
 
 BUTTEB-TOOTH, «. -"Ti+lxd ^ «!. 
 
 BUTTEET, n. V. Pantet. W^oSTT^S^t^ft/ f><l^ l ^<l')<^ /. 
 
 Butteet, a. rfiu-MMl, riiuid, rfiu|x|.i_ 
 
 Buttock, «. JT «. ^T<3T ». S'TTS ». 4«1|U| or sf^ n. si'i"! <|v. 
 
 5;^ or 5^ »t. t^f. f^ ». »lts/. 55T »»• ( used esp. of 
 
 beasts ), fH^ m. ssf^ift/. 
 
 Ulcer on the b. if 3*^1 31 m. [ Pt^. 
 
 To clap the buttocks in exultation. f%ft/. pi. «ITf^dr- 
 
 To move along upon the buttocks. y<4<ij or ^n^, g- 
 
 TT^, HiiM-lui, M5<«hdiir, «K+4Ui', 1>T^^, «J(4"Ji, *lt?^- 
 
 Button, «. At\f. Jcnir n. 
 
 Holding by the b. H'KfHift/- 
 
 2 ( of wood, to fasten doors, Ac. ). R(»i»n/. 
 
 3 — gencr. an^'T «• 314+*!"! »• 
 
 4 XrnoJ or boss fitting a loop.^^S^f. 53B# n. fiRt or^«. 
 
 Note. These words also mean the knob & loop together. 
 To Button, v. a. ^\H 3T5^e1%^, g^^/f^- ^TTt^, ^TS^f^. 
 BuTTOK-noLE, Button-loop, n. ^tflif^ «■ f^ «■ ^^^^ "»• 
 
 5?^/. 5^/. JPTST m. ^^\m. 
 BuTTEEss, ». V. Peop. ^ m.'^^ m. %^ f- f^m. fwm 
 
 m. M«^M n, OT. 
 
BT-t 119^ 
 
 jT* Buttsess, r. a. ?hKT m.-&c. ^. [ HlrH^. 
 
 BcmucEocs, BuTTEors, a. aiu^^Hl, t^PTT, (^n>l^,'T^5ft- 
 
 2 — of milk; rich^fat. RTonT, R+ui, ^TTS. 
 BOXOM, o. ^ay, hlythe, Ac. t. Liveli. 3s5I^, vi"^k, 'C'ft, 
 
 BciOMLT, aJc. \. A. TfTrafifr^, ^I^<()MU1I^, »?MIHIM, 
 BcxOilXEss, n. T. A. -STR^WwrTw. 4^ I « ^frj/. « t^M '^| PH /. 
 To BcT, e. a. f^TH ^, ''ifT^ ^Tot, «O<0 /--^PT «.-"*^"ll 
 
 «. *?^ y. of 0. nl-'.^.A'l ^. 
 BciiB, 11. v. V. n<f.dV" I H I, «^A'»'<""< ','^c- <^0<^'^U , f*r=fT- 
 
 Bciiso, fi. V. V. — act. fi)'|iH^'^ n. &c. ^{^^ /. '^fi^ m. 
 B. and selling, t. Tbad>u ^Hf^ n. ijq^ m. 'if^qf^^f^ 
 
 »». M<^U or m\H\if- 
 To Bcrz, r. n. — as flies, &e. 'j'lui or "trnS^, ntTT'T't or ^ffTR- 
 
 ^, *l1*<<'l<'i intent. »»|ul|U|«ii. 
 
 4 T. To Whispeb. <*+<*^<Ji, +-<<+T(i)i^ j|uhhii/. ^j^. 
 Brzz, Buzzcfo, n. v. V. 1. ']U1M«»I or fiuMf T u i/. in/en*. »T- 
 
 opMR or f*lu|P|U|R or ^nr^un^ bi. v'i -^ i n. intrns. vjl'll- 
 
 ? m. mI'II"! «• HUIMUI or f»iu|*f|u|/. intent. HUIMUIK m. 
 
 B»,pr<p.— noting agent. ^?^, ^njH, ^ST«TffT, 'TT^, ^. 
 
 2 iri<A, — noting insturment. spd, ^^, ^, TTft. 
 
 3 «/, M toon ff«, — noting time. ^?:^ (ex. afTT^T ^Tt^ %(^ 
 ?!T 3Tjt ?t^ ^%t\ ^f^ ?j^ ), wl^rfi, <rTfT, rff, %fr, ^. 
 
 By this time. By now. ^«^ ^T^t, 9.5^'f . 
 
 4 ikrouyk, — noting means or medium. ^5?T, ^H^ or 
 V^y 5T^i*?l^l*M, TtST or HM^^H. 
 
 5 noting passage along. irSrT, 3R^, 'T^, FT^. 
 Bt, aJt. at hand, in pretence, t. Neab. 3T^5E, wfW, ^^7, 
 
 .By, in composition, implying indireetnen, inferiority, 
 irrepilarily, tvbordinaey, Ac is expressed by 3TW,^, 
 ^ft^, tjtr, as -«ii(<i>m, anw^, «ii«'il<«, 3m^VT, WI4M1- 
 
 Vt 'unei*, Mii^N, sRTi'fe, ^ii^os, 3n?^, amntt, I 
 
 Ac.^ir^tT, 'TloifirM, Ac. Other examples see in order. 
 Bt a:»d Bt, in • t Aor/ time. W\f}rn %5ETH, ^ I ^IHoU^ , JT>I, ] 
 
 Bt mr, Bt, ?*^ -JU^W^r HTrm^^sT, «l'f^ ?HTwr et5>!. 
 Br-AFTAjB, Bx-BCfiiXEis, Bt-job, Bt-wobk, n 3nX7m«. 
 •• W^t^reTT n. r%'*'la& VTK n. sHimi|<4 ^PTT 
 
 Br-coBVEB, m. ^ <Hn i m. 
 Bt-dat, «. wuf^fM m. 
 
 Bt-de«io5, BT-E.xD,Br-OB/tCT,ii. >T|viVrq m. 'T i mirHym m. 
 
 ■ | {\ '\ '^ f> \ *^^ \ i n. [ M. Ac. 
 
 BT-EsrsviBS, n. ffW^ m. 3nTW^ ••• •WH^ •. ftrWPTW^ 
 
 BT-0At9, m. pickinjt, ke. in f«ra^^/. '^f\j\ f»ra^^/. 
 
 fnwTO ftra^^y. n'<^<<*>^ Jnc^'!/ fi>'*r^ jnf*f/. im- 
 «Trfi»/. 4»#M' JTrfii^/. vht/. jJTT^t^/. ^h/. annj^ 
 
 ^TK "I Ql<iM or VKtHI •«. [ •iWt/. 
 
 CAB 
 
 Br-MATTEB, n. arrsift^/. ^f^^fnt?/ f^^F<t*aMn. nl«iR«m 
 
 M. »f)u|«»l|4«. 
 
 Br-NAME, «. dT'lHtfl Hf^ or i^lHrO ^t^ ». <i('lH<HI^-&C. ?Tf^ 
 
 n. TS^ ^\^ n. ^15%^ ^f^ n. 
 Bt-patu, By-hoad, Bt-way, n. 3TTT^R/. aniTT^ m. arrs- 
 
 ^w w- ■mI^'II'I/- 'J«hi'! i». 
 
 2 fig. hf-manner, by-method, ^c. "^tTft^T /. 31<Tftf^/. 
 
 Br-STAJTDEB, n. vH^otrir gr>TT ^if^^rti HIUJJN m. rPTRPltT tf. 
 
 Idle by-stanclcrs. an^TTl? ^r^TT^ m. pi. 
 Bt-stock, By-stobe, n. STTS^tsr »». 
 
 Br-STOBY, By-taxe, «. 3TT3^<TT/. ["^Acft/. 
 
 BY-TiiTE, By-seasox, n. 3TR%55 /. 31^1^/ TSRft^?!/: 
 By-villaqe, By-tows, n. •FHift ^/. 
 By-wOKD, «. »^/. ^TFT »». !j_^MKM<; «^ 
 Br-woBK, n. 3TTPFW «. 
 
 c. 
 
 Q^ For the accoimt of the two sounds of tins letter as 
 represented respectively by K and S, see under those 
 letters. The combination Ch. ia represented by ^, and 
 when aspirated by B. 
 
 Cab, n. i^sp ^rsqr^ TTtt 3(Tf|. [ ^^ »'. 
 
 Cabal, ». v. Combination. -J(|of)/. «PT m. ^Jf^ m. ^ «. ?f- 
 2 V. ISTBiaCE, <p^ m. •HI'l w. SF^TM «. 
 
 To Cabal, ». n. v. To Plot. <f^ »i.-JrfTH?r/.-&c. ^FT^f. 
 
 Cabalistic, a. v. Occult. gJT, g^, nJT4^. 
 C. letter. ift^TT?^ «. sfrjf «. 
 
 Cabbage, n. ^t^f. or ^f. from Co«»e Port. ^R^T ». qp- 
 
 Bulb or belly of a c. «fc'|^t<| qrt^ m.-njT m. 'ETH'Ff^ 
 2 ( of wick ). ^r^f. ^TT^ / ^^qVar «. 
 
 To Cabbage, v. n.fortn a head. ir|T m. ^t^-q^ in. eon. 
 
 2 — a wick. JFt4o6<^, fil^doft /. '^ t». con. 
 To Cabbage, r. a. pick, ifc. v. To Embezzle. ^rT't,'<TrT^, 
 
 WT^/. '^T^, fTT^ w. \ot («'M ^ o/ 0. 
 Cabbage tbee n. nnTTl/. 
 Cabin, «. ( of a ship ). <nTr? n. irNw n. ?ftrft/. ^m w. 
 
 2 foWoj'e, cot, T. HfT. ^flT n. dim. ^f[^J. ^ffr^/. 
 
 CaBIVET, ». T. ClO-IET. «4|^R ^Htrft /. 
 
 2 pritate council room. ^^Vif^^^^ m. ^TTH f^*J|y|<HMI«. 
 SRHTWH «. *^^^ *»• 
 
 3 «<r/«f/ io</y nj minittert. »i»MlV\-lWRNt iH^*!" *<"![- 
 
 4 iox o/ draicert, cellt, Ife. ^f»rW ^^/. ^%^ ^/. 
 Cabinet-council n. g9'nT*'lHt-Ac. ?r»TT/. 
 Cabinet-xaxeb, ». T. Cabpbitsb. flu|(*<4i'^ivi W*ft ^rPTT- 
 
 St-law, tt. «ficviMv ••• rufll ♦I^V *• <<fll WI^ «•• I Cable, •. 3»R^ ■•. ^^T^ «. l^Kt «. TPJ^w. J'CT «. 
 
CAK 
 
 120 
 
 CAL 
 
 CABOOiE, n. 'Wildl^T^ 3RWTT m. 
 Cabriolet, n. ^^ vflSill-<fl ^W-T si+K-^O TT^ an^. 
 Caciiectical, o. v. N. 5:ft'<T?rHI*IH-MI, J-.ftimHR^. [fhf. 
 Cachexy, n. ill halit of body. |:fr«T?f*rT^HT/. sf^xft j-.f^- 
 Caciiinxation, «. STf^nr «. 
 
 Cack, n. ii!\ f. [ ^^, 
 
 n!b Cackle, v. n. — a goose. «hrf+,rf m.-^^TTn^ m.-\^'^^^m. 
 2 — a hen. ^-jjuT or «PI^. 
 
 3 V. To OrooLE. f^f^ / ^FK^. 
 
 4 V. To Peate. «R^5of, '^r^. [ ^ns^ «. 
 Cackle, Cackliko, n. T.V.I.— cry made. +rf+rf»».^17^»». 
 
 2 ^^ or spt^ n. 
 3— ad, Sfc. f^^ /• f|f| /. 
 4:— act, SjC. «I3»JS/ ^r"T^/. 
 Cacochymical, w. v. N. r^^1«)R<mi-«|l, f^T^Kt? ^nf^+lO, 
 
 trrgonT^^FRrerT. 
 
 Cacochymt, «. vicious state of the humors. ^T^ m. f^- 
 
 Cacophony, «. ?:?TtWTT «». ^pfe?! gr^K m. 
 
 Cad, «. qt=^ m. "Tt^TTr m. 
 
 Caeavekous, o, relating, Sfc. to a corpse. ^fre«ltft, 1IN*l'«i- 
 
 2 ghastly, pale, \. Wan. ^fT^%^, ^frT+^l^'t), ^ipS or 
 
 3Trp^, ws-qi^K^T, ^fn^, ?!i^^, hhvi*<, ^^€^- 
 Cabateeousness, n. v. A. 1. ^TrRrr^^,^ «■ ^^^?r?IT/ ^- 
 "TTT ♦». SIHT'TT ♦». 
 
 Cade, o. See Tame. 
 Cade, n. See Cask. 
 Cadence, n. ( of the voice ). ^rKHIW< w. TrHT tn. 
 
 2 /one a« reading, Sfc. ^Txrft/. ^cTT ot. 
 Cadet, n. ^. ^■^(\H\^ \ <^A ;pTr=rT TnTftT^^^TT. 
 Cadi, ». ^FfH^ n». 
 Cadjan, w. IrancTi of the cocoanut tree, Sfc. ^TTT m. ii\^£[f. 
 
 ?rT^t/- f?^?r n. 
 A matted c. gPT »». 
 Caffee, «. +1*0. 
 
 Caoe, «. ft'iTTT OT. ^rt^nT tn. f^^TT «• l'^ «• 
 To Cage, ». «. f^-?TtrT-&c. t<irtu|-^'feot. 
 Cairn, n. /(eap of stones, f^;^ tn. ^T5T m. 1^<T^«. 
 Caitiff, «. knave, v. Blackquaed. JWT m. yrti*i^^i^i «. 
 
 ^rnft, ^, 'Ot^ or 5. 
 21? Cajole, r. a. tcheedle, ^-c. J^T^TTTJt, 'J^Huf or «rirtii«l, 
 
 ?T or ^ft^ ^"n. /)?. sittTwf y. of o. ^TcTT^ =^^ »». aTfoj^ 
 
 Cajoled, p. v. V. ^««N'^-1T &c. 
 
 CAJOLEn, n. Cajoling, p. a. v. V. J'HrfH'OIRT &c. ^^^ 
 
 SITT, ^?5TsqT, hX, 3^^+iUIKI. 
 Cajoleby, Cajoltno, «. V. V. — act. ^««Hi>l n. &c. ^qiB- 
 
 Cake, ». ( of bread, gener. ) v. Bbead. <hft/. ^^TTrft/. ^- 
 
 2 ( of wlieaten or rice flour ). 'ffo^/. f\^f. 
 
 3 ( of flour of siT^Tft, ^sft^oET, &c. ). TPFT/. Some of tlie 
 common Cakes, Pvfs, Puddings, S;c. are q <u | MTofl , ^- 
 H^HI'sH, T^WfNt "Tlofr, ^i\-4\ TRft, ^FTift, ^TKift 'Rsft, 
 
 «tn'sii, "Tmt, "TT^^, Hril^l, 5^, 3^, ar^q or >yT, m[, 
 vn^R^rST, f^^, HrST, ^f^n. fqrr^, f?I2^IT, ^t^, ?TS- 
 ^TcfNr ^5T, 3T^«T. [fft/. 
 
 A c. flattened with the hand without a roller. ^^- 
 
 Eighth of a c. Pi<i*1< tn.f. 
 
 Fourth of a c. ^TrpPTT or -^d*"!. m.f. '^f. ^f. 
 
 Pile of cakes. =51^/. 
 
 Small c. or flat loaf, ^ft^/t/ ^rf^^P?it/ 
 
 Stool, &c. for rolling cakes. <f }aM l <t m. 
 
 Thick or large c. TR m. Tt?^ »». ^ m. TfT or ^qrw. 
 ?? «. TJ^ «. ;t^ n. [ ^^T^/.^ppfft/. 
 
 4 ^at and circular mass, gener. ^n^/. ^Rft /. ^Prtt O'" 
 5. V. Pat. ^/. ?r^/. ^fz^f w^f. 
 
 6 concreted matter. njT ». 1? /. f^^ or ftgoS ». f|. 
 
 7 ( as of dried mud, &c. &c. ). <^Wrfl «». MIM'^il or <Tr^- 
 
 ?r m. TnrrsT or trpfr^T w. ft^riT m. w^t\f ^f^f. 
 
 To Cake, v. n. gather into a cake, concrete. wITof, nts^, ft- 
 ^o5 n.-&c. ^ y. o/». [ ^^/. 
 
 Calabash, n. gourd-vessel, g^ /. g*lt/. g^lT «. *fl^r m. 
 
 Calamine, n. impure carbonate of zinc. +.rt^lMO/. 
 
 Calamitous, a. v. N. distressful, miserable, — of circum- 
 stances, &C. »<Pi^NI^:^ir^, f^'Trft^, ST^Fr^rmr^TT, ^- 
 
 ctHtt, fTc53T^'qT, 3TrPfft^,sre^nri^ &c. arfsre:, 3t»t^, 
 
 3Tft?, afTf=TO??T, 3T»T?5?T, 3lPl«IW+, aTH^rJ^T^, 37f^- 
 
 2 producing distress and misery, ^hmi**^, 5:^JI^, 5:^3[, 
 
 3 involved in distress, miserable, \. Weetched. 5:1^, 
 Calamity, n. misfortune.^ disaster, evil, arf^^n. 3<fH^imd»n. 
 
 3ift^». aT>T?». 3Tg*r». R^Ri/. 3T<TT«rM. armr/. w^n. 
 
 ?ITnT»»- »• ^, "T5 K'l'iA ^, 3R-^». <pTj? or oEw. »PTiI»i. 
 
 3T^i?in. 3T?prr/. arnTfrT/. f^M<^i/. f^pmnw. 'iiMn. »i- 
 
 5t?TT«. sT^rT". Bmm. ^\v^ f. qJlot+.-i+m. — intens. an 
 overwhelming or extreme c. 3Pr4m. 3TH'*<lmdiw. 311<f,t?tw. 
 
 Unexpected c. or mishap. 3^^^ n. 
 
 C. from Ileayen, — as drought, deluge, lightning, Ac. 
 
 C. from Kings or Governments, — as oppression, 
 marauding, invasion, &c. ^rlHI'f) arpPH/. ^rtii'Tl/. 
 ?LM+n*( /JOP- <M4n sn^Tm. TT^^f^T j»o/). <M<»n 37^?^»». 
 
 C. of season. ^/.Seven are reckoned, viz. Drought, 
 
i 
 
 CAL 
 
 131 
 
 CAL 
 
 are 
 
 i 
 
 deluge, rata, locusts, parrots, ravages of the State or 
 
 of Banditti, foreign invasion. These two last, consist- 
 
 iBg mainljr in the dcvastatious of inarching troops, 
 
 equally with the others, ealamitiet of teaton. 
 
 C. from wet ( inundations, heavy rains, &c. ) 3Ttc^- 
 
 Some terms for a calamity from Heaven. Nature 
 chance ( as distinguished from evils inflicted by 
 lan ) are ail* I AMI f ^fT?/. JMI+I^IHI *rr5/. 
 sn, fi. "(♦N+K-'O nnft 3r^. 
 
 CaLCAREOVs, a. having the propertie* oflitm.^^f^\^ yiMl, 
 
 CauriSABLK, m. r. V. H*H*<I*<M'I'II, *»*»0*<<n*ri'<<, Hnft- 
 CalcisatioS, n. \. Y.—acl.WlX^n. Ht^O+CI". •ilKUln.— «. 
 
 or t. »T?*ftf>f?r/. JlHt^R tn. 
 To Calcise, ». a. reduce to a cals. 'T^K».-H**(\<»><UH».-'!IIT- 
 
 OTn. 'FTot y. e/o. MKUJ. 
 Calcised. p. T. V. >T^»T *^r-*Jlt4rfl, *f**0'JJT, Ht^ftt.fT, 
 
 » < n>.g T, SPT. ['mrr. 
 
 Calci5EK, ». V. V. »TT»T *<UIKI, H*H+Tlf, vii<«lTT\l, HTT- 
 Caiculable, a. t. V. MU|»fW, ^l"^, T't^, 'rf^tfT^T, «rf^<T- 
 
 Calculary, a. rrUtting to He tlOM tH tie Uadder. 5*T^- 
 
 wr^,^'i<*twir^«nJi-<<i, 
 
 3b Calcclate, r. a. eompiUe, reckon, qnigf, if^uf, nwrn.- 
 
 2 — roughly, conjeclurally. v. To Estimate. arsTHni^, 
 3 — in astronomy or astrology. TJtuf^ ^^ot, Mi^wl. 
 CAtCCL*Tll>, p. & a.T.V. 1. '|0|3rfl, nf^i^^'TTfT, 'IwflM?!. 
 
 2 ■«-dHI«^'4l, H^HI^ft. 
 
 3 '101^,1, nf9l<T, «iti«i««i. 
 
 1. adapted^t^ T. Suitablk. %*g, ai^, Vt4?W, ^- 
 IIT-3?i^ (in comp). 
 Caicvlatio5, 11. T. V. l.—»H. ^m^n. fm^n. »niPTT/. ^- 
 
 »«rm«. f{%n or f^tw**.— «■ «w ». »mnt /. ^rnr^ »r 
 
 C— by or in years, months, Ac. — by or in eandie; 
 maumdt, A*". ^«/i'|U|ffiy. ^TpiTTT'ft, *rf^Hl'|U|'ft, Ac ^- 
 
 it»wft, »iaii»i«iJ<t, "rrmin^, s^^^r'T'pft, ti^^Tl'iuifft, Ac. 
 r. wn, ( CI. «n nt^t^ v^lWwrift sinpft). 
 
 Buatic or rude c. ^^^T^ fi()l^M. 
 
 2— met. 9i3imMvl ». visntra ». «{rw •• 
 
 8—^/. »m^ ». Ac 
 
 I. rttult of a e. »lf»PT m. 
 
 CAtCBL«TOE. «. T. V. 1, IWiqi^t, im^ %<<J|KI, llfft «TOn- 
 
 3 >i«iv. wwnri, ^npiTTf. 
 
 Calcoloos. See Stout, 
 
 Ca&OVLOS, «. T. rTOJit. 5^mT •!. ^TIT m. 
 
 Oat»w>ii, «. t. Kkttlk. ^/ ^ «. »^ff^MTr:\/. ^K^ m. 
 
 ZV CAtsrr. S«e To Bbat. 
 
 Calemsab, n. almanac. "t^rW n. "TrfnT «. 
 2 V. List. %lt^ n. ?TT^/, 
 C. month. ^[k»TW m. 
 To Caixndab, v. a. smooth., ^c. ( linen), ^f. «KT^, ^V.^. 
 Calexdebino, «. V. y.—act. ^^f^^ «. ^fhnift/. 
 Calen-dkeb, n. T. V. f^t ^T^CT, f<tn^ or »TR, ^JNl ^"l^- 
 
 TRT. 
 Calexbs, n.Jlrtt day of the month. Slfrm<^|/. «Tr5^ »». 
 
 Ad GrsBcas Calendas at Litter Lammas. «Flx??T 3Trf^- 
 
 Calf, w. ( of a cow ). ^f^ n. ^\'t n. ^?r n. qrf^P n. 
 Bull or male c. A^X\ or lT-^, TTST, ^^, ^^. 
 Female c. nt^jft or g^it, qrft, ^?T?:^, ^«T. 
 Bull c. ( or bull ) branded and set at largo, ^g. 
 Female c. ( or heifer ) do. •T^ft'T. 
 
 2 ( of a buflalo ). ^ n. \i^n. qiT^ w. ^^ n. 
 Bull or male c. ^\<fi\\ or Z\Z^\, ^s^. 
 
 Female c. ^?, ^,'TR^,— in endearment, disparage- 
 ment, contempt, Ac. ^P^ «. Hi^?iY/. \^ n. 
 
 3 ( of a cow or buflalo). CriiHiin. vfr^ «. ^Tpq^n. srTrrn.m. 
 ISIuzzle for a c. ( to prevent its sucking ). J^f^cET or 
 
 jftar m. irt^ or ntS n. ift^r^ n. 
 Pen for calves, gft/. 
 That produces fine calves. ^\^ 55. f / 
 
 4 ( of the leg ). vc[^[^ qkrt/. itzt[ or <fi<rtt /. ^«rf 
 
 5 rfo/<, blockhead., v. Fool. ?rt5{t^ f^ m.^ »». ^IT- 
 
 Calp-skih, «. imm^-Ae. ^T<T^ ». 
 
 Caliber, n. <fi%^^-«r5%^qT-Ac.rn'T^ 5«mT m.-tttf.-Ae. 
 
 2 Jor<r or cuc/Vy. mT^-Ac.^f!r?TT m-^\Z «.-'?t'Boft/.-&c. 
 
 8 diameter. WTTH »». 
 
 4 capacity, v. UNDEBSTANDilfO. ar^f^FT «». 3fprt^r w. «ft- 
 ^/. w. [«^^ »i. 
 
 Cauco, tt. co/ton cZoM, v. Ck)TTOS. SiTT^TT^ 'FTTl n. ^jrnt- 
 
 2 printed cot/on cloth., v. CniSTZ. f^ «. 
 Calid, Caliditt. See Hot, IIeat. 
 Caliohapiit, n. »rtH«HH^/. ^«[^fr!f^/. g^Jd^TrT «. 
 Caliph, n. Mf^isr w <TT »». 
 CALISTUE5IC8, n. «1lrfln/. *«<h/. 
 Calix, n. «#/> ofjlowers^ S[c. ^rqt^ n. Wff n. ^^ift/. »it- 
 
 Hij n. iJTJT^ ». 
 To Calk, e. o. «/o;j /A* tettnu ( of a ship, Ac. ). ^T^Jni^/- 
 
 V^^f'^t/. ifrit, ^«> «. pi. HT^ y. 0/ 0. flOTimr ». 
 
 2b Call, v. a. v. To Name. tpn»f, i?!?^, gTTS^T^, hW ». 
 To c. one's self. s^^. 
 2 v. To ScMMOS. ^nrJi or i? i rt<)u( , gtnfT^^. 
 8 #«TO»ion /vy rryi/iy ott< /o. ^^91^ or ^\(^S^y ^^^;\K^^ 
 
 fl^nrof, fin^<»r or m^^^, '^(^ or «iTf^, J'ph^, ^*it- 
 
 foi, 3Tr«fT5Tot, <n''!rrT''f, STWT?^, 3Tn;nT7Tn.-3TT«^'T«.-3IT- 
 TT^«.-HI^|<>'|»». Ac. ^rot. — with implication of loud- 
 ncM and vehemenco, and of mulliludts, whether by or 
 
CAL 
 
 122 
 
 CAL 
 
 to. ^I'M'iui. [m|-MI<«I. 
 
 4 V. To Invite. afTTH^l'if, ymn-siui «. «FT^, ^Wl^ul, 
 
 5 V. To Invoke, q-.'^r m. tKXr^-^K^, STi^i^. 
 
 6 concohe, convene, v. To Assemble. >»i*T^, Plo&JJuf, 
 v»i»ii«iui. 
 
 7 for; See To Demand. To Eequibe. 
 
 2b CAtL, ». «. eowe /«<:) visit. 'TTtH-5?T5TrW-&c. %tJf-;3TTuf. 
 
 2 out ; cry out, v. To Bawl. aTrT|=T sfi^ot, afiTsC?. 
 
 3 out; speak loudti/, exclaim. aTTTlW, ^vS-T ^TS'lif, 
 
 4 out to; V. To Halloo ^/. JTTT''f, ??T7 m. /. qia^i- 
 
 Call, Calling, «. v. V. A. 1.— of<. r^oriif «. &c. 3TT5fFT«. 
 2 — act. ^[t^T\ or ^i^:«r^ «• &c. f^'.^TT «. STT'^FT «. 
 3— ac<. qRTRijf n. &o. |r^R m. ^/. W? m./. q^t or 
 ?T m. ^R or n »n. t^rJ^TTT m. ^,TT m. ^ /. CflKF^ n. 
 arr^^TR' n. 3HI'+U«I «.— with implication, &e. ^f-V-M n. 
 ^TW^r m. dim. ^PPRt/ ^T^PTTT »i. ^1*1^1^;/ ^;^pr/. 
 
 5 — act. tTi«rr <FT^ n. 3TT«rf^ «. &c. 
 
 6 — act. vlMlclO'i «. ^JT5f<Jr n. <fcf. 
 
 V, V. N. I.— act. iRt<T-qdt ».-^r^-n. ?n^r?r 5(Tm»T m. 
 
 2 arrrs/ arrri/. [/. 
 
 To answer to a c. srf^.-^ f'^^ «•/• ^. 
 Distance or reach oF a c. ^^f. 
 I. vocation, V. Buf ine ^s. VT^ m. <prT «. 3^7T m. 
 Callep. />. V. V. A. 1. ^^^7r,T Ac. ^i^T^^, *imM|, sim^. 
 
 8 ^?5R^?yT, ^twT^^T &c. arpFrfrrf, arrpT. 
 
 4 ^i;?R^r!r, MNiwrfi, armf^nr, f^nrfsf^r, 
 
 5 arrarf^iT, arrpi, 3n^r^%wT. 
 
 6 fJTo^'^r, &c. Pi^ir^fT. 
 
 CALLOiiTV, Callousness, «. v. A. 1. «jf^TMU|| w. «lf*fTc^ n. 
 
 2 «pri^irT m. ^rjM^Muii »». ^^T^W^TT m. Ac. 
 
 I. a callous pari, callus. ^^ or q?T m. Z^ n. f<p5=^ «. f%- 
 
 uf n. ftporr wi. fm^ «. 
 
 Callous, a. Aorrf, insensihle. 5rf|Tr, frf^, g^, ^, f^^f, 
 
 5FS>r, ^.\?t, HT^, iFisrr, 'prnt^ffTir, aT%?T^?f. 
 
 To become c. lit. fig. «lf^(l«iui, HTT. 
 2 6g. hardened in min(l.i\. Shameless. <^li'll,f5|*l»Ur, 
 tTKqRT or ^<I*JV.I<, ^TR^^, Ph^* or f^^, Pl<\<<(l, 
 ipTT^, *1^<<^. Some terms or phrases for A callous, in- 
 corrigible person.^ anBwerino; to hardened dog, shameless 
 hrute, ^c. are rtH'lliS<<, rfd-^^^'llj i^H^5T, rtM^+<<I, %- 
 7T?n^, f^TfT^T^, ^FTl't^mr, rtl^'il^rt'^r, ftrtM^I, MciM^ 
 JUiytril *ft<T ^Tfr, rtMji-+D HST^'-Tt. 
 CALL0^J^LT, ado. V. A. 2. ^jitTUIT^, &c. iiM<MI-&C. ^^^^5T, 
 
 Callow, a. unfledged. «rr Jit^rJl 5TT^, ^\^^, ^, ^riT, 3T- 
 
 ^ITFT^, 3TJTPTfnT?7. "* [fMfl. 
 
 Calm, a. not windy. f^r^KT, PiMM, ar^TH, ?f?T or ^, 1Tt<T, 
 
 2 not rough, ruffled, Sfe. HfT or ?i«T, ^RT, ST^StT, 'q"*, 
 
 3 fig. serene, tranquil, quiet, still. 7Tt<T, 415, ^<TT, ^^^, 
 ^IflKUl, 7lffT%<TT, ?TidpMTi, ^tRVr^Tl, ^T^TT, ^H^I^. 
 
 To become c. ^5F<n^Tjf. 
 
 Calm, n. stillnest, lit. f^q'rn n. Pi^PT «. TPT m. 
 
 2 fig. terenily, tranquillity, quiet, stillness, v. CoK- 
 POSUBE. 5Ttfrf /. nffn^T«TT/. »i?STTT m. V^ m. ^[aIM'^ n, 
 SrImHW n. 
 
 To Calm, ». o. lit. «/i7Z, y«iV<. ?f?tRot or ?r<1RDt, ?rtfT-*il- 
 
 f^<R-&c. «F^dr, ^PTf^iJf, fv=r?rf^. 
 
 2 fig. serenize, tranquilize, quiet, Ac.v.To COMPOSE. ^jtfT- 
 
 ^ or ?ri?T^, fmi^of or H'«Tr?<»f, ^^'tlRsf, ?TffT-^r<T- 
 
 f?'<TT-'iTl-&c. iRdr. [TT^. 
 
 To Calm, v. n. become still, Ac. flHuf, f^^^, f5r^5Ewf, ftnT- 
 
 Calwed, /). V. V. A. 1. ^'dHrirtl, ?ni^H?5T, &c. ^iRifi, ^t<T, 
 
 2 nnr^WTT, &c. ?rfJTrT, ?Tt<T, TT?rtH, Jr^rfrT, sT^itfTTrHT, ^• 
 
 Calmeb, «. Calming,^. «. v. V. 1. ^nn^'TRT, ^PTTTITT, &c. 
 
 ?ti?T-&c. T.fuiRr. 
 
 2 ni^-'<i'S-&c- 'FTTRT, ^TtfrPPT, ?rifd4>-Hf, ?itf?[^, vm%. 
 
 Calming, n. v. V. l.—act. ^a'cn^nT n. ^^f^^ n. &c. ?I*T m. 
 
 ^IHT »>• ST^TH^ n. 
 
 2— act. rn^^ n. &c. ^ITSR «. •hIhHI/. ^T m. UHH ». 
 
 ^<l^t«r/. HPT «. IT5I1TT m. sr?[liT^ n. 
 
 T. V. 1^.— state. 5|THof n. Pi^at n. &c. THT^ n. 
 Galmlt, ai*. V. A. 1. ^, ^'*<MU||^, ftxR^vf, Pt:5[II^, SR?f- 
 
 Calmness, n. v. A. 1. ■pT^*T «. f>I«llr| «. *JIHI>TR w. •)ld<lf^- 
 
 2 sff^rmr »». &c.ftvT!TT/. arerPT m. ^"ptth;^ »». args-cmi/: 
 
 3 and CoMPO.suBE, vthf- '4^^/. ^tW «>• 5fTttTrTT/. TT- 
 
 Calomel, «. ht-^stt^ wt'Sfrf. T^PTW «. ? HK^*i*H n, ? 
 Caloric, «. rTJirei^ n. ? gtcorrtr/. >3«nnl»lV3T n. 
 CALOnic, a. ^vj^^. 
 
 Calorific, a. HIH^HHT, -3WMMH+-'FTT^, <ti^*K*", 
 Caltrops, n.— the plant. 'tYj^I^ot. "tT^^ ^T1».— the fruit. 
 
 Oalumba, i». — the drug. «J«^ liT^/. 
 
 2b Calumniate, f. «. t. To Asperse. irT?rr «.-HTR »f.-3U- 
 
 s/. m.-&c. q^-qT?5^ with m of o. aifiT^^PT «.-arf*rnrT 
 ♦». 'Pf'T g. of o. 
 Calumniation, n. v. V. — act. H"|>M %^ «. *c- 3Tf5T?RR »*■ 
 
 Calumniator, n. v. V. and Aspebsee. H«PT^ ^mtT, &c. ^T- 
 
 p^zm, sr?5^f , M ir i'-.^ r, ^5t, fHti^f , f qt^, 3*Mr^"i^ 
 "%^rft, 'ETfTi^R, ^^TT5^^r, ar^T^T^^F, a^q^r^, ^- 
 
 Calumniatort. Calumnious, a. v. Slanderous. g'Mii'ii, 
 iii i ,v-i^ i, f*riir^, ^Mffl^r, &c. g«ppft, «IT??^, frtit, 
 arfH^, ^*r^m^, ar^^T^, f*r«mfH^, 
 
CAM 128 
 
 < JALUMiiiousLT, <k/p. y. N. H^mQaH, ^loiQ-AH, ^^I^+S^H. 
 •Jalvkitt, n. T. Slahder. al^HH/. J^Ifft/- ^^nft/. 3TT5E/. 
 V^^f. H^tTT «i.'%T? It. 3rf»T?TriT m. 3<4^|^ •». 
 
 Covert or whispered c 5^1?t/ 5««^/. 
 
 To Bcatter calumnies. STHT/. *<I<H4''J. 
 To Calve, t. n. ffof, <j««4ui, ^«^ fi.-^<T b».-«TI^ or vif^n.- 
 
 That calves yearly. ^^J'T^T, *1M*<tt, WfTnft, •HIHH'jn. 
 That hak twice oJved. Jvtifi, J%^, ^t^f«jii'«il. 
 CaU, «. TTH n. Some of the fo/fM are dIHIHtH, MK<l*ltH 
 
 «* nwH, jnffT^ »TW, aro^ *t?k, >t*nF h?h, ^.^ *rw, 
 
 CAN 
 
 Caitx, ». ««/«• eotering ofajlover. 7«T^tV m. 5«R%CT *. 
 Cambric, «. ^ HrV^^Hl <iimi srf^. 
 
 Camkl, ».— male. ^ or ^, T^— lemale, ?:^, ?rf5, ?rUt- 
 OT ( — in contempt ^15; %. ), 3jt w Tfr^. — in jocose 
 speech. STTTnr^fJT «». 
 
 Bridle or noue-string of a c g^Sfff ••. TTift/. Pin of 
 it fixed in the nose, ^vitr^ n. 
 
 Bunch or hump of a c. *TTTT/. ?Ht «. 
 
 C— 'jn^und, C— j<ard, Ac. ^^4<iMI «. 
 
 Oun carried upon a c. ^fJMIff or ^rt^HIrt/. 
 
 Line or string of camels. *HK/. ^dKI m. 
 
 Bider upon a c g»TT^TT e. 
 
 Bider upon a female c. ^UuD^H e. 
 
 Bubbing c. c. that rub*. ^^\<^\ 37, — Soreness arising 
 from nibbing. ^*\^/. 
 
 Sacking for the burden of » c. tlfcRIT or ^Tfe?TT«». 
 
 Saddle for a c. q«7m»./ 
 
 Yonng c. ^pr»T"». 
 
 Belonging or relating to a c. j**.!^!, ^fj. 
 
 CmnrSBircR, ». hrwr, ^»Tr^ or ?ft. 
 
 Camil becked a. 4iH\'*i\, T7I% HT^^. 
 Camlet, m. y^m^^ VNl W^. 
 
 CAMXLOrABD, «. ^TT^pft^ ^5RTfT 3n^. 
 
 Cameo, •. vwJfWK WT sn^ »^i>^WH 3TI^ 3tI^ ?f^ f%fT fW. 
 CaMT, m.yr«mnJ. nvm^m. h^^kv m.fJl^n m. fn^n. 
 
 Appointed spot for a tent in a c. f*T«;5/. 
 
 Following a c. ( for subsistence Ac. ). ?5fl*<r'|/1/. 
 
 Quarter or dirision of a c. n)7m. fnf^i. 
 TtCAUr, r. n. enfamp.X^m.pl.-fl^m.^^ [HTMT. 
 
 CaKT-iollowzb, n. f?«<HJ»tl«^« c. 3ll*<f*lfl*»0)m, %- 
 Cambaisb, «. fc»«/ /r«<r/, T. Plaib. H^m. qr^ITn. ^pft 
 /. *m»«w pop. innncM. 
 
 3 ( of an army ). ^rfl /. Wfr/. ift^/. ^5^f>rft/. 
 CAMrAlOBCB, •. tetrrmm. H I M'^^l -ffi^WR^ fir»T](. 
 
 Campabiioim, •. vft^^ ajrern^T, ^^ivr. 
 
 CAMmoB, n. ^fym V^si. Some kiuda or TtfietiM are ^- 
 
 OAHrBOB-LIBIllEBT, «. WsV^^H. '»'^<%<9 /Wp. VT^S^. 
 
 CAMniOB-oiL, n. *n?^«. «"^J^fJ«. 
 CAjfraoB-rUB, m. wrm^ mi»> 
 
 Camphob-wateb, n. ^JnjT^JTt n. 
 
 Campuobate, Camphobatei), a. ^TT^, *J>"{<|t»>, 'P^J^, 
 
 To Can, v. n. v. Able. ^^Jpjf or ?n;3t, ?m^-Ac, 3Rf9r. 
 
 Can, n. 3Ti^3-yi-2i "T^TTT^w. 
 
 Canaille, n. dreg* of the people, v. People. t^*Ni »TT^ to. 
 
 -q^ n. ^ n. Sil?nft ^(^TS/ *T^<7f,T n.i|MiQ& a\^m^. 
 Canvl, n. qsTB^w. »ll.i)M«||rfl/. fluoft/. 5?^/. ^f^PH- 
 
 tij. ?;f^RT«fH/- 
 
 2 rfttfi or passage in the ho(fy. HSm. Hoft/> 
 CanaBY, n. (J+MlrH-^l 'lluiKlSP^t'rt. 
 To Cancel, p. o. cro«» ou<, oblittrate, annul, v. To Efface. 
 
 s^Sr, ^T^, <pf^/«. ^-JTTTJi-^iJrttJi, a^w. >tr^, ^ ^- 
 
 flif, "Tprn. NlrtvJl, ^/. HTTW. 
 
 Line drawn iu cancelling. %ipT'». [Ac. T^J. 
 
 Cancelled, p. v.V. tt*^pii, ^"toiaT, tJ+IHKMfll, ^§^rfrfl, 
 Cancellation, Cancelling, n. v. V. ^^n. ^t*w». &- 
 
 *IHUui«. 
 Cabceb, ». crab fish. %^^m. 
 
 2 ( of the zodiac ). ^f % m. 
 
 a— the tumor, jaft /• ^r55 or tnju i ^of t/. I%?f^w. 
 C. of the breast. tdH R ; f^m. ^r^T^f ^^ «• 
 Cakcbobie boot-plant, n. spotar^/ <M4*JMnT«. 
 Candid, a. fair, open, ingenuoit*, tincere, v. FbaNK. P|»*h4<, 
 
 3^77, »Rr^ ^PFoET, ai^r^H, P^^^iTw, srt^^ i>op. jrf- 
 
 2/i/r ^e. — applied to things. f^^^H-i, ilt^I55, nl>n<»H- 
 
 Candidate, n. T^^TT c. MSirHrtCfl, M^^IH*, H^*IM*. 
 Candidly, adv. v. A. fH»+H^,, ?F<I7tiYffT, ^PFo&^llHHI^, »R 
 
 ^^ ^^57T, Pi^s, ?n^flTi(^, ?fTt?f ^ftK, ?n^*rr^i^. 
 
 CaNdieness, n. See Canlol'b. 
 
 Candied, p. v. V. Mt*Artr, "Tt^^TrtTTT. 
 
 Candle,!). — tallow. •»n*|Tfl/. — wax. »)ui««ft/. H'H'IW/^ 
 
 C. of whitest wax. sp^tt^Ttft/. 
 Candle-stick, n. v. Lamp-»tasd. sjrft^^fi. 
 
 Branch c. feft^rrif W%n. €y^^»m. filWH^w. 
 CANTOtK, CaNDIDNESS, «. V. A. l.f-^^^M'.HUlim. Pji+M-lrtl/. 
 
 fTWW.-q«. HTT^ ifn;^xmr'«. ?i^HWm. F^gf^/. ^- 
 
 7b Casdy, p. a. conterce with tugar, i(c. <Tt<l^, <Tt7^f^. 
 Candt, n. — sugar c. frttHTWT/ fifa'ft/. 
 
 2— the Indian weight, ^tt/. 
 Cane, «. ealamu* rotang. "k^m ^«. 
 
 2 .ici/cA, ^e. ^inft ?rft/ frtt/. ^rm^/. ^<TWt «5nft/. 
 
 8 See SvoAB-CANE. 
 2b Cake, e. a. ^TWP^-OWT ?7p€t-&c. iTTTof, VfTI^-ai^ Ac. 
 
 ^R/. Tlf^, Wtt/. "HMVIfuf, •«i*i<i>H«l, TlW^'Jf, Vl?FTT 
 
 m. .*.*<< I ».M< n. ^)rif. 
 
 To c. smartly. «»im<t/. ^^ y. 0/ 0. HH^tW^. 
 Cane, a. made, Sfc. of e. ^<Mil\, 
 CaIUB, «. ffP^TT^, "^iiHt, »^fl^q^, ?i>^. 
 
GAtr 
 
 124 
 
 CAP 
 
 C. race. »<r3nT »»• 
 CioaSTEE, n. -^J m. dim. i«ft/. 
 Oankee, n. T. WoBM. «Ft?/. f^ «■ ^ w. 
 
 2 See Cakceb. 
 
 To Cankeb. See To Coheobe. 
 
 Cassibal, «.HH*i||-«j*Tt^<muiKI, M^"i<<l<^, 'ITH?^,1< 41^*0', 
 
 STTr^ft, 555^, HH*II<^'. 
 Canuibahsm, w. H^i<<l'i^ n. ^^.^I^H «. TTT?^ ». 
 Cakuon, n. fTtV/. JTT3!/. Htl «. ^JTfTT «. 3'r^li^l'T «. 
 
 Blank-discharge of c. ^N^IK w». 
 Canxon-ball, Cankon-shot, «. nt^ »». ntoft /. 
 
 Eange of a e. ntwqT^T ^^TT w. »TV«qT^ ^Wf\ /. (or 
 
 'il^-^l :rcTr-&c. ). 
 To Cannonade, v. a. Ht^ /• pi. ^"tS^-KT^ w^V^* ^ 0/ 0. 
 
 CaSnonade, n. <ft'?rt^ HK w.-JTTTT w.-*is*ik «. 
 Cankoneeb, n. 'lfe<i(M m. HtV^T ^T spT'TTTT »». 
 Canoe, «. ftoft/ STTT »». 'niTT m. TTI m. ^t^ /. <^»w. ^5*1 
 
 /. & ft^ or if «. g^ »«. 
 
 Outrigger of a c. TO^ /. — Arm of it. *i\4i^i n. 
 Canon, ». statute, institute, v. Law. W^ /• •M'M'^i «». ^Ndl 
 
 w. TRT m. ^ n. f^ftrw. f^<TR «• 
 
 Sacred c. genuine books of the Holy Scriptures. ^- 
 
 r7T^-R4<<fl?ll^l4l 'SfRM 5^% n. pi. 
 
 2 — ^tlie dignitary. %^ »iicfi'd<AI ^ ^»ilr*i>M{l 30^. 
 
 3 catalogue of saints. ■HdH^/- 
 
 Canon-law, ». io<?y of ecclesiastical law. tfi^^ii^ttf^ni/. 
 Canonical, o. according to the canon. «M<4tji?n<, "*)i«<tii'^i, 
 
 Canonicallt, orft). V. A. ?r«nMvT, 'TVi^n^, f^3*,M, f^- 
 Canonist, n. t^SUr^ m. ^^^ m. ^^Vm^■, Ww, - 
 Canopus, «.— the star. 3Tnf^ m. 
 Canopy, «.-— of a bedstead, couch, &c. ^t^ m. 3fr «. e. 
 
 2 of a carriage, nativepalatiquin,&c.fT3ift/.^'IT'it?»».-^- 
 C. of light frame work over an idol. ^v(\f. ■«i««sT?5t/. 
 7b Canopt, v. a. Urf n. ?5T?l^-srtq^, ^f^^ m. siftpJIr, 
 Cant, n. particular phraseology . ^offTT^fT/.l^^t'T'Tm'/. ^ 
 
 The cant language of tradesmen. •i'^MItl/- [<^tt^/. 
 2— religious. ^71%^?! m. SJIW-^MI-^' trc5^ »• *TPT*rT«ft 
 To Cant, t». ». v. To Whine. 5|J5^/.-T5/. TT^-^Ttn^f. 
 To Cant, p. a. pitch forvcard, incline (a cask, &c. ) 
 
 2 give a sudden impulse to. 5HN+I w.-f^ti*! w.-&c. ^, 
 CaNteb, «.— the pace. %^^n?5/. WN*^(r!/. grPlffT /. 
 
 2 T. HrpocEiTE. 5rn^?ft, sfPi^f^fTpft, Htr^r an^r^fft. 
 
 7b Caktes, v. n. -^+u|', ^^F^TR^^ ^rra^f. 
 To Canteb, «. a. '<qT+-=)Wl'=(< ^irtHtui. 
 Cantekbubt-tale, n. fiction. jpfrTrT ^TP^spft /. *r?311Tr «. 
 Canthcs, «. angle of the eye. iteTTSfT^^TT »». ^M+^'f «• 
 Outer c. ^sffrT m. ;pT^>rtfT m. 
 
 Canticle, See SoNO. 
 
 Canto, n. ( of a poem ). ^ «. 
 
 Canton. See Distbict. 
 
 Cantonment, n. tfMufl/. 
 
 Canvas, «. sailcloth, f^^^ w. f%rrR >». fTK n. 
 
 Canvas, a. ^^-SfT^, niii-qi, ftidHHI, f^f^. 
 
 7b Canvas, v. a. sift, v. To E.\amine. ?jR<7f, ^PT /. ^df, 
 
 g?T ffi.-gnr w.-ntv «. 3Nffi*i«ui-;jniJlr_ 
 
 2 delate, v. To Akobe. vjlctui, ^TR't, ^fjoE »». ^TRof. 
 7b Canvas, v. n. solicit votes. +(*-Hri n. Trnor-j^^TTTf. 
 Cant, a. ^HHI, ^rRPTq', ^TWT^T. 
 Canzonet. See Song. 
 
 Cap, «. covering fur the head. mt/. f^^'i'^ n. f^nf^TT «. 
 C. worn by women and children. zi>X^ n. i\^lt or ?V« 
 q^ «. j^ ». 
 
 C. that covers the ears. +H'47<ft/. 
 Military c. ^t'ft/. 
 
 " The cap of fools ". iT^^f^Ttrrf&r. [ 7T ». 
 
 2 knot of brass, Sfc. %^f. or ^Nft/ tNrS or ?f«t?ft /. St- 
 2b Cap, ». o. cocer with a e, or top. ^sft/.-^far/. c5T^'t-«TT- 
 55^ «1iff«r'ir. 
 
 To c. verses. The exercises amongst scholars corres- 
 ponding with Capping of verses are arWRT^/- ^f^^lfT- 
 ttf HHrMWl/. 
 
 To win at capping verses. ^T^/. t^Rot-^W^. 
 Cap a pie, adv. from head to foot. aTFTF^T^tT^, *(ii<«iRitH, 
 
 Capability, n. \. A. 1. »i|^riv)u4(|^t qi"H<ni/. 3T^5pT?nrat- 
 
 2 ^rf^/. *<i>4iHi/. ^Fw^ n. ?=nTHT/. ^?Timr/. 
 
 3 m^^rnf. ^jf^^^ n. ^^ n. +lf5lrft/. ^iRtrtHuil m. 
 Capable, a. sufficiently capacious. m<jH b*iiHi-^l}^-v>?i«i<ii- 
 
 &C. ^ IAo^^N I, 3M+I?1M*41h, 3T^^5(lH^ifiiftr^, Pl«(K«^* 
 
 2 of adequate ability, v. COMPETENT, ^f^, WP?^, ^iT'f- 
 ?W, ?T»T, ?I^, [^^1 ^. 
 
 3— mentally; able, talented, Ac. v. Clsvie. ^FtTT, 5?I, ^- 
 
 4 See Susceptible. 
 
 CAPACiotrs, a. wide, spacious, T. Boomt. '^f^W^, ^^fW, 
 
 iT?reT, wi«i4>ni, '/iiKi, l^nra, *f^*<^. 
 
 2 ( of mind ) V. Comprehensive. a<|4lm^, MT^qr ?Tf- 
 Capaciousness, «. T. A. l.'WW «». ^^^+)Mun m. SHT^W* 
 
 OTT «. xrrn??^ n, 
 
 2 See Capacity, [ ^'^• 
 
 7b Capacitate, v. a. make fit. qtT^-t?ra^-?T»T-^>I^?m-<kc. 
 Capacity, n. v. A. 1. power of containing, room. ^V^ m. ^- 
 
 Z m. ^ZWf m.mm.ik n. W^f. ^PTRT m. ^\ttf. 
 Of c. — a measure. %t^, »TWt, ( ex. %r^ ^r^J^-^, 
 
 &c. irrft ?^^-»Twr-&c. ). 
 
 2 r«ofA or/jower o/<Aewtni, V.TJSDEBSTAN1)IN0.3(TT^?!;- 
 H vf^f. arrspHnf'fJ/. 'i^/ 'P^ «• anrt^ «. 3i^^ or 
 affR'^ OT. 3n^ w. fif^raT «. g^-«n *rt^/- "^^ '»•/• 
 
CAP 
 
 128 
 
 CAP 
 
 Suitable or suitably with one's c. ^Ml^f^, *r*4l»ir<i. 
 
 To be within one's c. a(ir^(f-3PWHPTt<T-Ac. sravfy.o/*. 
 
 J. eondilion, ehnraeter. f^^n. %^T m. 3flrfWR m. I^/- 
 
 f^ "• ' 
 
 ' piBisos. fi. — of a horse. »TT3!tT»»». ^fTT^TTT or ^TTTWTm. — 
 of a horse or elephant. VfV^f. 
 iv CaPabiso5, r. a. — a lioree. >TnTT m.-^lMMf m. '-i<«>«l-^- 
 
 2 </«#« fompOMtly. ^^ M^JUflH t(Mlf^uf-i'-f3i*^-j>**K«I. 
 Can, «. promontory. H»fl^ ?t^ ». H^r^TFT/. 'jf'^ ♦•■ 
 
 2 ( of a garment ), neckpiece, f^f. 
 To Capeb, f . «i. T. To Prise, f^es^, f!^^3^, f^^ m. pi. 
 
 To bound or c. — a horse. '"H*''!. 
 
 To jump & caper about —a child, &c. RuiRui-iui'-wi 
 
 ?wt/. ^. mr^. 
 
 '""aPees, Capebiso, >i. v. V. — ar/. R*|4Su! n. <tc. f^^4r ». TT- 
 ^ M. 7WT/. />/. 
 
 Wild capering, ^t^^ or ^^,\irt n. 
 CaniLAMEST, H. %^ m. /»p. %^fT n. rif; w. H^ «. 
 <3mLi.AKT, a »ma// /f*e a hair. %?1|^I*4HI «HfI*, %^?'T, 
 
 C. attraction. 
 i.'aPITal, a. relating to the head or top 
 
 *IV, HH%«ijvf|, WT^, W?^, ^R^, ?fl'f»M, *r^'«T. 
 
 2 principal, T. CHixr. ^J^^, irj, VHTJft, 3WTnT, T- 
 
 3 — pnniibmciit. HI<Hiri*, sji^iIh, ^^. 'TTTJrtJT 
 
 ♦—crime. iJI0i|»«[<i^|, H«'|««T^,'i^tr|^il^, ^r^. 
 
 5 doW^. excellent. !fe. r. FiXE. »T^ or *Tf9T, ^TW, ^nft, 
 
 JH^I, Tl-5*r, ir?>1J. 
 
 6 — a letter. ^tZ[. 
 CaHTAt, «. c*»^ «/y. ^PWTJfy. n^P!»Tti». M*w<H'K»». fT- 
 
 2 trader' t ttoclc., t. Stock. ^I^ain. 'Nt/ TtW? or JTt- 
 
 .3 <«rjf /rt/^^r. iTI4l4u{ m. ^xt "HfTT n. 
 4 "/"per part of a pillar. WTjfW ». 
 CariTAUST, M. «J*flfMI, *l"^l^f Ttotwrf^, M^Ol^K, *T^- 
 
 Cafitallt, otfr. t.A. 3 ITVrfWV^, ^< ! Hi<»U I ^ . 
 CAriTATios, Ji. numeration by tke head. flH'lwi'ft/. Rtfr- 
 
 H» CAPiTiLATt, f. N. ^r«ic */ ill article: ItSiril^/. *?^, 
 
 2 mtrrender upon term*. «6^^T%-^^ HI'J^-^^SJ ^^R-A:c. 
 
 To wave a flag or cloth in indication of capitolating. 
 
 Catox, n. »r^ «F?^ ^^fWTT m. 
 
 IV Caros, CaroirizK. «. a. <T^ vrif. 
 
 CamcB, «. T. Want, ftfr/, >T<n m. #««. ««Tfg( m. 
 
 i CiPBiciocs, o. T. CnAXGEABLE. g^^a^NSl, ?Iffft, ?!S- 
 
 2— temper, Ac ^^asoir^rr, M^rf^^^l-^l, ^TofWj^r, 
 
 Caphiciouslt, tfrfp. V. A. sr^'^^ or rf^it^^f l H , <^ %3r- 
 
 Capbiciousitess, n. v. A. 1. e^n^^^qf^T^w. rt^{lHU |T<n. §• 
 ^<?l<l /. -^Nr*! n. ^-MrSJfr/. M^ri^f^/. MH^^fq' n. 
 
 Capbicobx, fi. — sign of the zodiac. Tf^^m. 
 
 Entrance of the sun into c. H+<^*ffrr/. M<t><^'4-<*1- 
 orn. This holiday is especially observed by women. 
 Some of the numberless rites or acts u])on the occasion 
 are 3?^ rfdl^ui, %oHJf ^tn't, g^ ^?T«»f, and some of 
 their offerings made to BrAhmans, or gifts intereliau- 
 ged amongst themselves, are aT^ot^^^HT, E<I^Miy, f^- 
 
 <-^<£\, fcra^, frRE^ur, "rra^, »Ti'ir<*3r, ^^^, f^"^f^. 
 
 Capbiole, n. «i+.v+,4if/ sj^^f^/. 
 
 Capsicum, n. t. Pepper. ^t»n^ f*n:^/. 
 
 2b Capsize, r. <i. overturn. 3^<TT-3^r-&c. ^FT^, Tr^'-flf't. 
 
 Capstan, n. srf^ ^^^WTT^ ^». 
 
 Capsdlab, Capsulabt. See Hollow. 
 
 Capsule, teed-vetsel. 4t5n. O'^f'-Rm m. f.ffil*!/. 
 
 C^njLrs,n, chief commander. 3Tf*rTfrr»». V^»».^«irFft»». ^^- 
 
 ^«. ^ 
 
 2 ( of a ship), qKjfl'Jl or ii^«ti;». fTt%c7w. ^t^FT^Hw. 
 
 »i^i*i>if*<Hr?l»n. [ ii<4f.«jsiw. 
 
 8 (of a band, gang, &c. ). ^X^^ pop. ^V^T-m. HN+Slw. 
 
 4 (of a body; — as of spearmen, couriers, peons, public 
 laborers <fcc. ). Hl<<*, ^qwdli, ^HI<^K, ?n^. fJTTyT, K- 
 ^^ (his office &c. H*^*0/). 
 
 5 For the commander of a company in a Regiment tho 
 English word is familiarly known as *frMdM. 
 one skilled in war. v. Wabbiob. ^jt^^Tt?, 
 
 Captaikct, CAPTArssiiiP, «. q/^cc, Sfc. of a captain. m.\ \ ( \ 
 
 f ♦i<^r<<in/.«if««Mr<< n. ^ifilr^j n. 
 
 2 ( in a Regt. ). spTrlHT^ =lTmT/-'?^/-&c. 
 Captious, a. given to cacil. fT+<|<|, <i*<i<i^'k, f^'Pfft. f^tg?!- 
 
 ^, *rirtMU, 3R*Tt^<TT, aiTTT'm^^, fM^??HK, J^IT?WT, 
 
 ysf^, Vt?^, ^?TT(^, 31% %V ^JOTTTT. 3Tr?<pt% Sfl^'JrRT, 
 
 vft vrrmrr/. [^r^r. 
 
 li '2 fitted 10 catch, intidiout. S*^HI, ^TTT^^, ^^PT- 
 .| Z proceeding from a cavilling ditjpoiition. f^JpTSftft^t, 
 
 ' CAPTioustr, adv. t. A. f^^!T^^fJ%,Ac. flfi^O^, TR%»J>^- 
 
 f, yHU"»ft *)|^, Ac. 
 || Captiouswem, ». T. A. 1. r5TgfT^75ft / ytJW'rtt/ fT^mr- 
 ] «m/Ac. 
 |i Jh Captitate, e. a. take pritoner. J^tn «»^, VRvf. qiTTSf- 
 
 I*T^ or ^5TT ^, 
 2/<i#cifKi/^ «i«*fl»i/, V. To Chasm, fltprirn ^>?^, ^r- 
 OaPTiTAXiuo, «. ■». CBABUI50. HI|H ^?I'5l"im, ^ifipT "R- 
 
CAB 
 
 120 
 
 CAB 
 
 Captive, n. v. Phisoneb. %^, qriT^ %^55T, ^S^RT. 
 Captite, a. 5^?I ^^OT, qr^R %3f5T, ^Jf^, ^ g'J^d . 
 Captivity, w. bondage, ^f.'^f.^^ymf.^^^f.t' 
 
 •Captob, CAFrcKEK, ». V. V. 5^ y<uiKi, qjiT^ ^Fmrrr, 
 
 -Captube, Captubino, «. T. \.—act. tTT^ «. &c. m^R m. 
 
 I. thin^ taken, v. Pbize. qrfRfsj^T^w. f3i?r^?T «. t^/. 
 
 -To Captuee, v. a. ^^ qfjf, TTIT^ ^PT^, *n:^, ^WIH ^5?T 
 
 ^. 
 CaPTCKed,/). v. v. 55M ITT%^, 'TTTT?, tTT^cTT. 
 Caput mobtuum, «. tcarthlen remains. ^'<fr »«. TToS w. 
 Cab, fi. chariot of trar or splendor. ^'4 m. ^<<<^H »». 
 C. — warrior, « ^ift, ^f^^. 
 Celestial c. r«IHM n. 
 Festival of cars. V^T^n m. ^^r^TTf «. 
 Uucarred warrior. ^T'll^tT. 
 2 SeeCABBiAOE. 
 
 Cahabihe, n. ^rnffr/. «»;i4rit«i^*/. ^t ». 
 
 Cakabixeeb, n. +<t)f^ m. 
 Cabat, «. ?1>TTTT% ^ ^^!R 3T1^. 
 Cabavan, «. «hi<j>rfl w. qfir^rTfrr/. w4 ♦». 
 
 C. of horse dealers. ^Ke|H m. 
 Cabat ANSAET, n. ^tttI/. tm'moE/. 'Tf«J^?Tn7T/. 
 Cabawat, n. ^J^J m. sr^nC^T m. aT^^WT «. [Hmi^D/. 
 
 Cabbuncle, n. ruhi/. J^t^ m. j^rf^T^f T i?"/*. "TToft^ m. dim. 
 
 2 red pimple.^ anthrax. TT^t^ tHs m. TT^fNt Joff/. 
 
 3 ( ou the back ). ^\'iv£{f. «i>i**1i m.^^cit/. 
 Cabcaset, n. ^HHISl/. 
 
 Caecass, «. rfeorf Jorfy. il^ n. wj^m. ^^ n. ^ «. cfhT ("* 
 3t*T/. ?it«rT w.— of a beast. <?t n. 
 
 2 io(/y, — in contempt. ^/. f^/- *ri4< n. ?5ltTT m.?5t- 
 
 3 skeleton, v. Feame, Skeleton. ^tHTST »». <fl'lKI »»■ ^- 
 Caed, n. playing c. nf^tH^ 1H ». 'pftV/- TPT »• 
 
 Back of a e. ^f- 
 
 Face of a c. 5: »• 
 
 Picture c. f^?r «• 
 
 Pack of cards. »TfsrPT «. ^\^ir^/pl. There are three 
 packs of cards.viz.^n ^?t^R '■ifjTipT,^?II«(dlO "iflTPT^nd 
 *)KK I^fjTVr. The first has 8 suits, tiie seeoud has 10 
 suits, and the third has 12 suits. Suit at cards tn m. 
 ^ n. W^ or siT^/. The suits of the first pack are 
 
 ^T, spf ^?r, »iTTfT, g*rr?r o^r ^, ?tt^, 3»7m, ^, 'BTfR. 
 
 The suits of the seeoud correspond with the 10 incarna- 
 tions of Vishnu; and the suits of the third with the 12 
 signs of the zodinc. A few of the numerous terras used 
 by Card-players are thrown together here. ^iPT, ^^it, 
 !ppn>ft ^T^ffiY, !fr^, ^■^'T,^'^, =5flf^t or =^lh«r1, 
 
 "EpinT^, loit, ^??ft^^, Tr<.crT or =^^, ^aoff, <)?, ?J(gT, 
 
 K IW, tlHTn^, %^r, ^fTT^ 51«r, ^T^ifr^ ?R, ^'TT, 
 
 To have a run of ill luck at cards, q^/. fSPlfiif. 
 
 2 no/e, <«;*«<, ^c. ^PFrft/. M^ «. from the English 
 
 is common. 
 To Caed, e. a. comh. fi^dr, fq^Trrolf, wtinpiJf, ^T^sp^f, nlrao|, 
 Cabdamon, n.— the i)lant. ^<t^5f;5 n. (Tpri-y[!_iiie seed. 
 
 Caedke, n. V. V. f'TJnniTT, ft^jROIKT, ft^Rt. 
 
 Bow of C. MH+t^/ cJ-J OT. 
 
 Cabeiac, «. corrf/o/. ^i>,f .^rr^. [ i^ 
 
 Cabiiac, a. Itlonginy Sfc. to the Krarl. ^ ^q i -tH , ^^^«,i^, 
 Caeuino, n. V. V. — act. fs^jof «. f^isTRnrn. fsvioit/. 
 
 Price or cost of c. f'bl'm^oE/. ftviJKUiHal/. 
 CABriNAi,, a. V. Chief, gijsir, ^^, 
 Cakdisai, «. ft*R?qT'<?fe^i^f7t?iT ^ tnTif^qnfr 3Tr|. 
 
 Cabe, «. solicitude, anxiity, concern, s^ra^ft/. pEpTl /. <R- 
 sr/ 3TTT«TT/. 3Tf=^/. a^t^.t/ fU^/. fT=^/. f^- 
 oSTOT. frf^^F/. ^^/»». ^^R/n. ^PZ^TS/. ^^/. ^^IoeY- 
 f^^FT «. 3^^T m. rTTT m. "kvf m. HfW/. ?ftH/. 
 
 2 regard, heed,altintion to. vjrPT n. ^?tIT^rO/ afrST/, 
 'S^ iJO/). ^/. ^TT or f^^TT/. fSRT^rer/. ^V^^mf. %- 
 
 Take c! Have a c! ?r«lT^, ^JTT, vTJH ^, ^TTToB. 
 "With c. v»r|^, flTTf^, ^?Rr qJ5?T. 
 
 3 careful treatment or u*age. ziv^ f. ^S^\f. f^^T or ^- 
 ^/ f=t^TT^ref/. SR^PrT/ d«|M/. ^nTfl'rft / ^I'lHra'TT/ 
 ^^?ftT or ^mx'^^.f. MM*»H/. fn'Tfr/ f^^i/. 
 
 To take c. of. vJ^fH n. «PTot-^5r-^i^l^ y. 0/ 0. 3T?t^ 
 %^, ^T %^, 3fr3T/.-3^F/-&c. ?j^ot y. f/o. ^^Z- 
 ;it':T m. %^ot y. 0/0. f?nn^«T/ %^-^^-^T^ g. of. 0. 
 IT^of, ^TToiaf, vjlrHNui, vH'NIoi'if, -rflMKuJ, ^IqTOot, ?f- 
 
 i>T^ «. «F.?^, MM«(<i/. ^<Tif y. 0/0. m^«nfPi-*Tr3T5n^ 
 
 8 keeping, oversight, Sfc. v. Chaboe. ^?n?5T "». r<^*-Hd/. 
 To commit to the c. of. ^^\'^'[ ^, ^«(l3of, f^'^Jnft^ 
 -Ac. %^. 
 To Cabe, ». «. ^ar« solicitude, anxiety, concern. t%TTy^ ^- 
 ofy. ©/"o. IHw^'^ / <TT^-^T''t tTTot g. of 0. fifc+li/. JR- 
 '^y- "y"- f%Tr/- ^^ »».-&c. rtiMu) y. o/"o. in. con. 
 
 2 Je inclined, difposed, desirous, v. To De^ibe. ^T5^, 
 ^/.-an^Z-'^m/. r^PPf m. con. 'R«T/.%^y. «/«, 
 
 or ^?r. 
 
 3 lor; «ii«(/, *«frf. vJHMuf, JJHMof, v^HI^ »n.-^MM «•••• 
 
 Caee-cbazed, a. f^dlHif^W, rijdl«S. 
 
 To Cabeen, ». o. marie /o //e on one side, — ship. <t)|r|<|4| ^- 
 
 Caeeee, n. race, course, zf^f. «Tt?/. tTT^/. [ Ac. 
 
 2 height rf speed. tlHuqM;5r<TT2T m.-^iqi^T »».-?I¥T?lT «.- 
 
 3 «)Mr»c of action, v.Coubse. ^IoE/. aftoETw. ^nH+H f». 
 To Cabeeb, v. n. move rapidly and smoothly. ^^5StW-^BR- 
 
 &c. -HlrSiJI. 
 Cabefui-, «. T. N. 1. anxioui, tolleitout, ^WvifUlj f«<dl<J*, 
 
CAtt 
 
 127 
 
 CAE 
 
 2 kerdjid, cauliout, ^e v. AXTKHTITI. ^W^, J^IT, ^- 
 
 To be c. snat, ^nrra'^f. 
 Cabtdllt, «!</». V. A. ^23fr^, Hr^, P<rt [q<f q >. 
 
 2 <|<H^I<1^, HT^^JPtT.'f, ^HNtJMUll^', ^rm, ^iTFJ^. 
 ■ CiMKCUiESS.ii.v.A. l.aJn/CAKE.sFIonit/ f%flT/. wf^lTTTt/". 
 
 Cabxi^'B, a. ii<i«o/.>iVou«, tinansiou*, unconcerned. ^psiHT 
 pop. fJrf^, fH<fcKjfl, fM'Fra^, ^^TT^, »iT??t, iffr^tr, 
 
 2 nejUelJul, unnind uL inat entice, Sfc. 'IlipJot or PTT, 
 m^i^ or TiVW, TTT-Tt, »iV.»T, »m at or cEiTT, 1^?«IT, f^- 
 
 ^larsit, •i^t J;<t,"^i«int or ;?n,fia^, 3TOT^M,3TfimiK, 
 
 3 arUinj through tcant of ear e. 3lR-MHHI, Sff^^rtt, ^- 
 "»i»0-<(i, 3HT<li'1NI, HH14I"!||, mnip;*. 
 
 OaUUCmlt, oi/o. t. a 2. IV^^rffn, TiflrlMOTi^, Ac. ^J:'V'^ 
 
 Oa«»LBI-«5E<s, n. T. A. 1. fl^RDFft/ fKf^rlMUII m. il^t^- 
 T "I *ir*r*A/. «tH«qi</ ^iit<Tr/. 3TTT<n<(n^r!j n. ^- 
 
 2 TTSft'^'iri m {pTli or pHW/. I^P^^tt/. <HH|+Ht/. II- 
 
 ft/. f?STrZ"mT «». •tfft^mTOT.n^'jt'T'TTm. Ac. "S^Sf^f^Xlfm. 
 :!b CaBK44, r. a. V. To Fo.SDLK, Ac. -^r?^, ^tTrawf, 3it^75E. 
 
 i|, «IX M.-t9fiprrs ■i.-t55ET w.-r^i??^ n.-Ac. ^T^ g. of o, 
 OaBSm, Caksmiko. n. v. V.—ait. ^riwA n. Ac. PSVl m. ?5- 
 
 ftvrs m. Ailftt/. ^IJ1>M0II "I. rtlfl'lKt/. ^ n. ^- 
 
 ^5* «. «Py«1 «•■ See al»o Emubace. [ wtt^. 
 
 ClBMiWOLT, oJp. V. V. gTT-Ac. y^?, gTtY'Tti^^, rf l J4.M - 
 CaBR, a. Mo^it of omiuion. %WA\ n. ^^TT^ n. 
 CaBOO, ». Y. rBXiouT. »Tr»nT ». H^ft^ i«. »TT!T/. ^R^PTn. *T- 
 
 Cabicatcbb, n. ludieroiu likeneu or Jeteription. rffn n. ^- 
 
 *?»/. fTf^ITR^ f«t5l n.'^fffmj/.viA^f.^i^ n.-Ac. 
 & Cabicatcbb, p. a. ^ftTJR* N^ n.-Ac. "tirif y. o/^o. ^- 
 
 i«nR* w^n ■. wx^ y. o/"**. «H «. ^^ y. o/"©. ^^<)si^ 
 
 Cabiu, C'abioutt, «. rotlennf$»-ot%hone. ^AVi ^i^m. f- 
 
 <*l\'«wil *. 'TJR^TT •». wffonfJ'STPTTW w. 
 Cabious, d. T. N. fU^, *HW, iftWTWfirfiT^. 
 
 Cabmax. m. nfi^ m. »ir»^;^ m. n r if r ft TT ■». 
 CABMniATiTK, a. tk»t txpeU tcind. tm^, fPTw, «rm»mi^, 
 
 Cabhaob. «. AavMf. lUtifkter. wn^/. v. wt, *Rrere/ «T- 
 
 There w«a great c. »W »rr^. 
 CaBBai., C4BXaI/-mi!idkd, a. Mo/ tpiritHat.JleM), r. 8bi- 
 
 C. kuowledge, texual intercourse. fl»^ m. 3rran ff'. 
 
 CABNAL-MINDErNESS, CaBKALITT, ». V. A. f^«(<4^f^/. f^- 
 
 C.tBXATiox, n.— flower. JfSfR or 5?53T^IT m. 
 Cabnelias, «. aiT^^ w. 
 
 Cabneou3, Cabsous, a. fleshy. H\«\-^\y *<I*imm. ^i 
 
 Carkivobous. a. HtH^rTTTT, Ht«*r?^, Tt^TT^ft, Ht«vft«ft, 
 
 Cabol. See fcosa. Htmn. [ ttiKH m. 
 
 Cabousal, «. drinking Jeast. ^T^X^^ m. TR^kH^ «. TPT- 
 2b Cabouse, p. n. m^Ir«^ »n. ^^i ^/.-&c. 5>^ot-g^^- 
 
 5ffWwf or ?i"t?nir. 
 Cabp, n. Cyprinut denticulaius. KT^ m. lt^r\ m. 
 To Cabp, v. n. Cdvil. SleW^ ffi. i^/. ^ot, 3Tr5'PKT»».-<H 1 i* i^'«. 
 
 jZ.-^'km.pi. qot-qfrs^-qjT^, f^?gri/. ^FT^r-qr^, aTR'4 
 
 n. ^. fHRTT/. ^-TT^r, "Pnsi n.-'PTT^ or «PTne." m. /)/• 
 "FTS^-^-Tre^, <P^1% »»• P^- "Pt5^, ^W/- ^ITp50t, ^Ft^ 
 
 Cabpal, a. belonging, S(c. to the tcrist. Hui'l-ii-Mi, »i"iM<iir«(- 
 
 Cabpenteb, n. ^?nT, «iW, ?T?^, ?I?=fT, ^''TTT, ^'^Tvmt, ^- 
 
 «rT, ?^, W^^^TF,— in contempt. grTRIT, flm<«>l**<l, ^- 
 
 Busiiiegg of a c. ^dK+lH n. ^rimTt/. 
 
 Work esccuted by a c. ^ikhxH »• 
 Cabpentby, n. ^fTTT^/. ^rlH+IH n. 
 Cabpeb, n. V. V. o«</ Captious. 3Tri"Pt^ ^'TTTT, Ac. STrS^- 
 
 Cabpet, n. U^mrif. sRiq;/. ?5^/. ifflSR or sra^jR «. ». 
 3lIW<ui n. 
 
 Carpels ^ Floor-dolhs for ornament and for sitting 
 are of various compoBitions and fashions. The names of 
 some are ' l lfWH I m. nTflT ««. »l^H n. vdHiHMI »». vjIMH «. 
 
 A c. knight. 'h'^lT «. 
 
 That is on the c. that is under discussion. iRg^T, iRilH, 
 To Cabpet, ». •. i^raTTH/.-Ac. qT^ffl-THT^. 
 Carpino, n. V. \.—act. 'MWhl'il ^ «• WVPt^T w. 31%^fM. 
 
 p/. 1^/ "t^TTT/ ». Hti. 
 CarpU!!, «. the urrisl. irfK «. 
 Cabbiage, CABBireo, n. r.V. 1. — act. HJ^n. MT^n. \?,m. 
 
 Price of c. ^\^am^/. \^ m. ^vi\^^f. '<am^^^ f. 
 
 \H\ri\/. ^fin. 
 
 Of c. of burden, 3^T%(7, 5Rl%(<t. 
 
 L tehicU. trtt/. TRn. ^fT «• 
 
 Certain sorts of carriages are ^^Mt/. B<nTm. W^t[/. 
 
 Pleasurc-c. ^fflRVw. 5«<RKT». 
 Wheel-c. ^'5»v«TTsin. 
 II. (aa of caonoD, Ac. Ac.). ITTTm. SVITm. 
 
CAS 
 
 129 
 
 III. deportment, V. Conduct, ^1c5/. lf?r/. 
 CAUBiAaE-uonsE, n. 'llit-^t ^ITF «. 
 Caekiaoe-makeu, «. 'lli^-*<,uiHI, TiT^FIT. 
 
 CaHRIEI), v. V. 1. Ml^rtril, ^?5<?r, &C. 
 
 cabbieh, «. v.v. 1, srrpmT, ^"trt, ^t^, 3nFn^-3Ttwl?5- 
 
 -■3TT5f??r ( -KT^H-^S-?ri-&c. ) ^I^, HR^T^, TR^^, 
 I. one thai conveys goods for hire in a cart. TT^ ^^iT ^- 
 
 JTTT nrCnr '%'jtttt. 
 
 CaRBIO.v, «. ^T^rs or 55^rt. m<^UHI*i« ?5t*T o»" ^^f. 
 
 Cabrion, 3. H^-JliMWr^. 
 Cabeot, n. nrsR rt. 
 
 Core of a c. f^xi^n. 
 CaeBOTV, o. iTT^TT^qT VW^. 
 To Cauuv, v. a. concetj, transport, hear, ^i^uj, ^6f, q^j^T- 
 
 ^rWf, ^^n. ^^T^. 
 
 2 See To Imply. 3 remove the crop. <JiT^, 'FTS'ft /• 
 
 sjnTjf y <>/ o. 
 
 4 — iu arithm. ^Mt<| %iJf.sRijf. 
 
 The number that comes to hand to he carried is 
 
 called ^ifT. 
 
 5 C^cc/, accomplish. ^<TT^,OT^''f, (tl^HXivl %^, ^<.«t><."l . 
 
 6 yf/ possession oj hy force. %of, ^^d'H ^PT^-'P^^ ^''f, 
 
 7 across, convey over. 3rTr''I, "TTT +<uli-MiS"Ji. 
 
 8 oft'o;- away. v. To EoB. ^T^if or r^<u|, %ot, ^^ n. <p- 
 ^iJlfy. of o. 
 
 9 off; kill. %^, qf^iimr m.-stspr «. ^r^ g. of o. 
 
 10 into effect, execute. kjvriHui, aiHrfirl 3iiu|<J|. 
 
 11 on, (business, &c.) v. To Conduct. ^T^f^, ^^, 
 •ir^^lldfff, f^srfpf , f^r^wi. WJ^ g. of 0. 
 
 12 out ; hring to a successful end, v. To Acco.mplish. 
 
 13 through, v. To Accomplish. fJHW<ul' or FhWHuI, 
 fTfWR JR^, f?[^ff». ^T'Jf g. ofo, f^HWfr/. «n?ot-^- 
 ^ g. of 0. 
 
 11 (one's selO v. To Behave. tJlrfu)', ^T^, ^^. 
 Caet, m. iTTTrm. TT^ r^m. nTS^/ & 1T3^ ». S^^ »»• ^T'P- 
 
 Bottom of a c. ?THt or m€tf. 
 
 Child's go-c. TinoE HTITm. qfnoE TUt/. 
 2\) Caet, v. a. TTfqln-llfrH ^^ «rT|5T %^. 
 Cabt-obease, n. #^or <"* ^TT'i. 
 Caet-load, «. iTTlT'n. irSPTt (with the noun). 
 Cabt-eoad, Caet -WAT, n. i\\Z^\if. Hl^T^r »». 
 Cart-bope, 11. nrsiin. ^^^m. «ft?". HT^^J^n.w. 
 Caet-eut, «. ^^ft/. [^T^fTK »». 
 
 CABTE-BI.AXcnE, fl. "Jof'lTftnJTT g'^f^TT ^fRW^W- f?5- 
 
 Cabtel, «. t^«% <nTR w.^^^ f^Tmi^ ■JT^T «r^ «R- 
 
 Cabteb, n. 115^, 'II4«<WI> Tlft^R. 
 Cabtilaoe, n. ^^ m. fi'^uilR*? »• ^S^^'^** 
 
 Cabtilaginocs, o. fRJon1%VT^, JTfrrft'ire:?, 
 
 Cabtoucii, n. cartridge hox. ^^ffn. W^m. qte^/. 
 Cabteidoe, «. nt^w. 
 
 Ball c. jTrolt^ ^^ZWt. 
 
 Blank c. g^TtftCTOT. ^fIt^ ^s/. ^ivmn^fr <?i7r»». 
 
 Firing of ball c. IRft^nT m. 
 Firing of blank c. «J|q«lK w. 
 Cabtbidoe-box, n. cTT^fTSPT ». 
 Caeucate, n. 31^:^ or <ff|rT». 
 Cabuncle, n. protuberance of flesh. Htfl^f^/. 
 To Caeve, t). o. eu< wood, stone, ifc. or form hy carving. <Et- 
 TtJf, ^"juj, 'TPBof or ?I+|«(?i, f^T^, 'Pt^TT-^atf^ +1<SU|, 
 2 ( meat ) ^FT^, "FT^FT/. /'i qn^jf-^prT'it. 
 
 Caeved, jp.v.v.i. !Ff?Bc?r, ^T^%?5r, &c. ^rff5r,^>^,5n;?ft- 
 
 Caevee, «. V. V. 1. ^<uinr, ^r^'TCT, &c. ^I^Fm'PT'ft or »:?TT, 
 ^I^F^Fftr, #^^^^Fmt or J:qT. [ ^ /• 
 
 Caetinq, n. V. V.I.— oc/. #!Tjf «. ?it^«. &c. ■^f.iW f. ^- 
 Price or cost of e. #^uii«|oi/. ^t?Tf /• 
 I. curfei tcori. ^"f^^PTH «. n^FTfl^rT n. JT^P^TT W. T^lft/. 
 
 [ CABViXQ-TOor,, «. ^Kufl /. liW «• 
 Cascade, «. v. AVateb-pall. tnT*T«lT m. tRV?^ /. ^flrj «». 
 
 «Jr^ or (Jt!^ >". ^^n^/- 
 Case, n. covering, sheath. aTRTOT «. %^ n. SFM «. ^ «. 
 »:ZTPT «. *rJT n. spr^ m. ?ilo5/. 
 Needle-c. =5Nt /• 
 Pen-c. +ri*4<lM »■ +rtH<JI'fty*' 
 Eazor-c. tfnp^ or '^Ifn^l'/. 
 2 ( as of a pillow, couch, &c. ) cover. »I^<p «». 'N'Mufl/ 
 ■jflT w. ft?T5ft/ 3T«fT »». 
 
 8 (as of a mattress, quilt, &c.) case to he stuffed, ^^f.m. 
 
 4 stale, condition, circumstances. ^^T /. 3TWr<TT / ^^^ 
 f. lfrT/)qp. >m/. nt^/. ^^Tr5/ M. 
 
 In that e. ?T?lfrT, ?r?f 3TflfrtviT, KH. 
 
 5 rase addttced or occurring, instance. 3T5«E ». Spft^ w. 
 
 5^1^(01 n. r<ra »». 
 
 6— in medicine; </a<« of the hody, v. Health, ^^ftvrfn 
 
 To bo iu good c. <ilAH ft^^ J^ aWJf. 
 7 A»</ory of a disease. |<j|«»MHI H^-JjJ, m. d'TO^T^ ». ^- 
 
 8— in law. state of facts, the question. "T^T^ m. ^f%^?T 
 /."^f'F'Trf/. ^PPT m. fPFftr w. 'JrT n. H^JTW ». 
 Written statement of a c. rt^pftT 'ITKr m. 
 
 9 «U!< 0/ 7ow, V. Cause. H^<^»il m. ifipTor n. W^ »». ^- 
 il^ n. ejRT »». [5^1%/". 
 lO^in grammar, variation of nouns. f^'Tl^ /. ^>Rli «. 
 
 The six Cases are ^PtTT, ^, ^T^r, ^Hf^TT, 3lSl'^M,aT- 
 
 n^^P^, or ^v(t{\., f^^, Hrfliii, '^rj'Mf, "N^, ^, ^nnft. 
 
 11 ( of instrumeuts ). »r3T «». 
 
 12 See Box. 
 
 Case-wobm, «. ^^T^ m. ^^iF^sl «. 
 

 CAS 
 
 129 
 
 Cabeuext. See Wisdow. 
 
 Cash, n. f\^ f. TT^ n. ^r^ /• ^ «. ?lt^ Tl^ »». tt^ or 
 
 lb Cash, r. a. ( note, bill, Ac.) tj-ilf^, rni^l, Z% •.-Ac 
 6a>r-ke£feb, Casoieb, n. <j»^H<\K e. mJIH<^I< c. "fld-fl^Jm. 
 
 Private c. <:tm«n«l l rfl «*. 
 Cashsw, «.— tree, or apple, or nut. spT^/. m. 
 
 2 apple, pulpout portion. ^^"». ^ n. #5 ». *|>j|ii)ct|(». 
 To Cashier, c. a. v. To Dismiss. *t<d<* ^ot, r«TH^re- 
 
 Cask, «. "frr «. f^ *. *l^^'l «. 
 
 Casket, «. i«^ ■». rfi"«. fisft/. ^>tl «. *tlT «i. "^H^f «. 
 
 Casque, n. v. Helmet. frnwT «. 
 
 Cassia, ».— fistula. <||^<|| m. \i-m\'* m. g^nrf w g^foPP m. 
 
 2 — woody c. fnr/. t^t>w^ n. r^^pTTT "'. 
 To Cast, ». a. <Aroic, hurl, tots, fling, ^^pjf, il+UI, %^, 
 
 ^TT^, Virjvi, f»n*i<(«l, P*MK"i, S^TITW, ^'J'lul, ^i'lui, 
 
 ^^T^, II?1^, ir^TTBr n.-il^ W.-&C. ^M y. 0/ o. 
 
 2 — M a fruit-tree, a bird, Ac, t. To Shed. 'iwiJi, d|*uf, 
 
 8 tend forth, gice out, ffe. v. To Emit. Bt^, 4l*<if. 
 
 4 in law, mm-««»^. ffrT?T-STOT?7-f«J*JW!fT-^tTr<T-|rm^- 
 Ac. ^5^. 
 
 5 <Ar©iP tN vrettliny. ^t<T ITTBT, "TTStif, vjJflH^W mx^. 
 
 6 found. ytfiHuf, «K«I. 
 
 7 //«/, #/ni:f on/, v. To Costbive. ^1^, '^r'^T/.^T't 
 y. of o. ^T»«T. 
 
 8 away; gite to the vindt, Sfe. t. To Thbow awaT. T- 
 KTW'fr, MW^oJ, f7^ or ^TT^. [ ^\^. 
 
 9 away, off; t. To Abaxdo.n. whfof , ^>^ ^, ^Tf^ ^, 
 
 10 off; ( clotbes, Ac ). ?T^, '.\^\S ^Tof, ^jHHu t. 
 
 11 Wttt; T. To Eject, qrs^, ^^W^, inTH ^HF^. 
 
 12 up; T. To Add. ^titw »». ^f^, Vfsf /. ^Rtif. 
 
 18 upon. Hr*lt adv. «Kfff 7. o/^ *. '-I<t>uli ir»/A ^K of ». 
 Cast, «». Mrow, t. Castiso, 1. Jr^ m. k^m. 
 2 /Aroir e/' dice. TtW «. r. ZTT. 
 
 Turn to c. tn m. [/. 5T«5 n. 
 
 8 woaiJ, fnake,fa»hion, r. Fobu. (TTT/. «TXvft/. ^T^QT 
 4 wr, /»ni, MMMMT. Jft^/. IJt^ M. »H/. ih? m. 
 Uaring an aff«ct«d c. — turban, Ac. wlf^H. 
 6 tm€iek, tmatek, tatour, t. Tabtx. WI^ m. v. HK, SSIT/. 
 
 6 /IK/, /<w««*, th4tde, tincture, ^e. WZJ/. ?!%<t/. OT/ 
 
 7 SeeH«c»T. 
 
 Cast, Castb, n. division of the Ilindu lodg. ^TH/. TFT/. 
 «n»ft/. ^<^/.*n^/.^ •«. The four original Cm/m are 
 Wlim, «f<PT,>«T, »!■?; and to this are added Slfi^^jif , 
 3ff?^^, TfnnfRT, Ac. all terms expressing collectively 
 the low and impure classes, severally designated by 
 Wipr, Htt, ift^, ^fHM, ^, *[<T, Ac. Ac. Certain of the 
 Cntttt, Vltutet, or Tribet are <R^, Viwr or ^r|j ^^rrft, 
 
 •T^t, *i^0, *mv<t w" «mt<t or VTM^ Ac vmH, 
 
 «M»ii<il, *I*«1, *!<<<: «T, ^r*)K, ^loEWr, f^3TTT, ^Uh'),^;*!^, 
 
 ^jfnr, ^iH'il, ^1^, w^., ^ITT^, ??K^, <3un+, q^oft, »IT- 
 
 ^5T, f*rrr^ or ^, 5^^, nhroft, %^, 'firt* ( distinguish- 
 ed into fsnte^ aud t?^T?5^ ), 'Tl^lt, ^?^ or ^t, f^WT- 
 5t, ^T^ or sqr, =511^1^ or x(|c^k, ^^tjtjt, ^^a^r, ^m^', 
 dfilO- Sm^ or cTT, 5f«I, St^ntt, ?f^, JtT, ?rf5R, rlRlcfr, 
 
 ^TTK^, trnnr, kri or tn^s, tft??, g^, ^, f^rrr^, com- 
 
 mouly spToff, <TT^, T^, "T^^TT, 'TRRT, ^i^^f, "J^H^, 
 
 lPn+^<, (i»o/). hStt or iTORt ), »lT!nT, *T^n", ( or ^^), 
 JTtn, filiMlO, rraT'Z, ^^TFTT, ^^TR^, TPl'r^ft or ?fr, JS^ft, 
 a«ll«I or rfH|U|, rtltJii^, <^r^ or Br^^JHT, ^T^TTTT or <t, 
 ^7^, ^rrcqi, ^Toft, f%^ or ffltft, ^ft^, ^Emn^, g?TR, ^, 
 
 C. aud lineage, — compreh. vIMJoi^/. ^M^^c! ». vITrT- 
 
 The C. collectively, — as assembled in investigation 
 of offences, Ac. ^^fl'llfT ». 'iiniT'T «. "iYfT «. 'itfTnTT/. 
 'Md^W «./. ^^|f1HI<l/. 'TIiT^oET or "TTrTlai m. »ltrrRo5/. 
 wllH'i'll/ vTTrnTtrT n./. vHM-jIMM/.^^ n. 
 
 A mixed c. or race, ^t^ m. ?T^ ^TT^/ ^ep^ m. 
 
 A low c. person. A\\K^\ or m, »li«ll*ll^<'^l, f^^r^frT 
 pop. (^<||«»nri ffi. 
 
 Brother or fellow by c. 3nfTHT^»«. 
 
 Cereiijonies of receiving back into c. "TtcTn^/. JltfT/. 
 171/. 3IPT <Tm/. 3IirT/. 
 
 Circular notifying an ejection from c. idoflrissfn. 5^- 
 
 Confusion of c's. ^ohNrTm. 
 
 Distinction of c. otIh^ot. 
 
 Ejected from c. ^Tc5, ^rofTTT, ■Mf^i^ri, ?>?m2TFrT. 
 
 Ejection from c. ^T^f. v. qrw, 1?, H\<£\i\. n. «if^ i i4iK 
 
 Extinction of c. sfjPirtlHOT. ^jJIttw. 
 
 Falling from c. ^nfrrar^jfn. 
 
 Fallen from'c. vHlHi^TC, TRIT. 
 
 feud in a c. rRwi. 
 
 Of or as to c. «1l<f|-^l. 
 
 Of mixed c. or blood. Hlvtor, fiT«lT. 
 
 Pride of c. v/nrTfTHTT m. 
 
 The peculiar duty, virtues, Ac. of a c. ^TrfJwfwt. 
 Cast ,;., t. V . 1. grq;%?ff, KUf^SPSl Ac. ^, Rf^, W^. 
 2 'll«At?|, af«^I, 'ifefl, f^T'lfrifT. 
 I. down; T. Dispikitkd. ^^m, TTRft, »lHl r tll f . 
 CASTAintT, n. TT?U»^«.M. IftHft/. »13iift/_ 
 Castaway, a. v. Hepbodatk. ^ti»?^ dH»^,rf |, ^^fJ^P,"^- 
 
 ?«nff, f*rf?w. 
 
 CASTELLAJf, n. HfS^m. ^\fvmt\tn. 5»rf«r?Tm. 
 
 Casteb, n. T. V. 1. ffMrm, ii*«iKi, m^, fm^, ^. 
 
 2 Wfl^TTtT, WtfTlft. 
 To Castioatb, Castioatioh. See To Punish, Ac. 
 Castuib, n. T. V. l.—act. ^9[n. ZJ^n. k^m. ^■^m. f<- 
 
CAT 
 
 ISO 
 
 CAT 
 
 Castle, njorl. ^m. ^m. ^^^m. ^t\f. f^m. «. ?5ST3r. 
 2 house or mansion of a j/rince or nolleman. <(Wm, ^%- 
 
 Castle in the air. »TJftT'4^/. iTR^T^/. 
 
 To build c. in the air. atTT^nrtf ^n. ^q^, JT^ »Tf|m. 
 
 8 (at chess ). ^rft m. 
 
 Castliko, n. V. Abobtion. »pfTTfT»«. Jpf^SKm. 
 
 Castoe-oil, «.— plant. ^«j. — the oil ^T%?5». — the seed 
 ^t^/. <<<«41^«- — the root iJ<4Ht<ln. Some varieties or 
 species are ^t^, ^^ (rt^, Hi'irfl ^, nrST ^, ^^S^TT 
 
 To Casteate, v. a, ^m. pi. ^^of ^.ofo. ?Rft^>^, ^^3%^»». 
 
 -^3<PT«. «F^ y. 0/ 0. 
 
 2 ( by pounding the testicle ). iiif^ui, %^ot. 
 Castkated, p. V. V. 1. «*n+^?>l, ^^, ^i\\i. 
 
 2 qsf^c^r, &c. *n^ or HRTT. [ 3^5%^ n. 
 
 Castration, h. v. V. 1. — act. aTTFnrjf". ^^/. 5ff5d^»». 
 
 2 ilsRuln. %^«. 
 Casual, a. fortuitous, v. Accidental. 3TO%ffffr, 3T^%frn>, 
 
 2 incidental, v. Occasional. ^WtT^F. srmf*r«F, STWnW- 
 
 CASUALLT,a</i;.T. AcCIDENTALLT.^e)4)'l!'i,'^'ll'^,^^"A*+^H. 
 
 Casualness, «. V. A. l.'^^WFTw. «T^=^UT/.'^^^rfJ?R^n. gRT- 
 
 'ig*^ »• 
 Casualty, n. See Casualness, 2. a c. v. Accident. "^- 
 
 3 a chance producing death. 34MMM'n. 3TT^Rn. aTT^r^fli. 
 
 4 a vacancy through death, S;c. HT'T ^^^ •M^uii'i •^•iirfl 
 
 Casuist, w. one skilled in casuis'ry. ^^\<!}^W^^., ^'^<0«r- 
 
 Casuistic, Casuistical, a. r. N. ^^Hf^ilF'T'^'-t^HrlW^ft-f^- 
 
 Casuistbt, «. science of determining the lawfulnets or un- 
 
 lawjulness of acts. STTI^nTf^ft^^Tf^^/. ^T^^Tt^^ITI^- 
 
 rrrif^r/. tTHitm f^^K» i r«i-tji . 
 
 Cat, n. HtsfT or JTTiK »»• /■ n. JTTiTf^ »». I^ilrf or fsRTtT^w. 
 — male, he-c. ^T^, HM(. — female, s7ie-c. HM<, »n^, 
 f«I15t/. — in endearment; corresponding to puss, pus- 
 sy. W^f. Jt'ft% «. H|vd^ «. — in endearment, dispara- 
 gement, or contempt. H\^^ n. — in cant phraseol. ^- 
 m^ HRUft/. Tom c. ni^")+l m. 
 Wild c. <MHM< tn. f. n. ^xk^ m. 
 To let the c. out of the bag. qiT m. <ptl^, «te% «• 
 
 «PfOT, ^i\f. sstyif. 
 
 Cj»t a mountain, n. <MHM< m./. n. 
 Cat-eted, a. KJ^ii^i'STT, 4Kil«^T, ^TTTT, ^^TT. 
 
 Rather c. Wt^ or Mlfl'^l. 
 Cat-gut, n. ?lt^/ a^fTWt^ ?nT/.-Ht<T/.-?Tt»T/. d^ «• 
 Cat-hammed, a. 4|c&MiT\T, i\ri>^<iv\. 
 Cat's-paw, n. rfa/w, v. Fool. +1sm'l m. ^f^tJ^ n. 
 Catachbestical, a. y, Foboed. ^^. 
 
 Catacombs, n. V^^]fj^\f. 
 
 Catacoustic, a. sifHsrW^TspT^, srf^«rf^Rni(ift. 
 
 Catalepsy, n. ?mT«?qT^ m. ^s^jgrg «. 
 
 CATiioauE, ». V. List. %1t^ n. ^ij^^ipj^ qr^/. 
 
 Catamenia, «. v. Menses. je<T «. 'Rg »». ^ n. w, 
 
 Catamenial, (j. <^Hir«)«(<4+. 
 
 Catamite, n. nt^m. ifPTOT m. 'lii^+l* or 'lU^<sl<iTT w. 
 
 Cataplasm. See Poultice. [^TT^jft/. 
 
 Catabact, «. V. AVatebfall. trtrf »». «^ or trttrr wi. tft^- 
 
 2 ( of the eye ). *fHt n. Jrt^lf^ m. *f|<fif»(«j n. "t^;; n. 
 Catabbh, n. q^ n. ^f?? n. :FRr »». 
 Catabehal, a. qinf^, TS^llRf^l-m, "T5^ ^T%r5T. 
 Catastbophe, n. ( of the drama, &o. ). vj4|im n. f^THT/. - 
 
 f^^f^ or Pl«)l^H «. ^M'H^K m. 
 
 2 ruinous issue^ &c. e5oit?T ». |^ w. JImRuiIT »j. |:^- 
 
 hRuIIH m. 
 To Catch, v. a. lay hold, apprehend, t. To Seize. s|5[Sr, ^. 
 
 2 receive in its passage, ^t^uf, %tJ^T^, ftl+uj. 
 
 3 ^e< Ao/(^ o/", yc< into one's potcer. qr^, 4l«)|«l?ff-5T^- 
 
 ?r-&c. aniuiui, ^rrn^, 3i«ii'rMl<T ^'t in. con. ^J^w^^ 
 
 ■hW^uI »■«. con. 
 
 4 ( contagion or disease ). ^, ^dS''! »n, co«. rfiM^i i». 
 cow. %^ in. con. 
 
 5 ( a song or tune ), tal-e vp andfvllow. %r?^. 
 
 6 ( as ill speech or conduct ), lay hold of. nf^, -^^ff 
 tTT'f <>»• m^ui, '?'PI't, Md^NUf, M»is"l, ^sfiuRn *n;''t. 
 
 7 V. To Ovebtake. ^<imh %ot, H^ottjH ^. 
 
 8 V. To Snatch. f^y+Hu), f^ti*i<j^ ^. 
 
 9 up; V. To Snatch up. if',+Nui, M>l+Nu<, ^ m. HK'f', 
 To Catch, v. n. he contagious. 31'!"). 
 
 2 hitch, fasten on, ^c. ai'iuj, 'jn«l, 3T5^'»f. 
 
 To C. and tear, <o 6e scrieved. 3Tt^^ or STT^Tlof, 
 
 3 take fire, ignite, v. To Kindle. %riuf or %?T^, ^^, 
 
 4 sustain some morlid affection. «T^. [AcVWuf, 
 
 5 at ; endeavor to seize, v. To Snatch. ^ffsfTTT ot.-SJ^/.- 
 Catch, «. seizure, Sfc. Sec Catching, 1. 
 
 To lie upon the c. MiNI'H-r^lHTiiti zm^, «r^, m^«l. 
 
 2 c7(i«/j, Aoo*, Aoirf, cAape. 3<4+u| «. 3<4+VUI «. at^^T m. 
 
 3 advantage, v. Gain. ?5PT w. 
 
 4 See Snatch. 
 
 Catching, n. v. V. 1. — aet. ^^^ n. H«r<«"l »■ <S«. 
 Catching, /». a. v.V. 4, o«<i Contagious. ^ftHPO'F.W^TjnT- 
 
 Catechetical, a. 5rJffM<Hl, st^|tH<kM, ^^«*|i<rr|«<|+<4|tH- 
 
 Catecheticallt, o</». '««)lrt*M ^ ^»T^T^ ^^^, iIllfhJTt^T, 
 
 To Catechise, p. a. instruct hy questions. ?T^Tc5 5^-^^T- 
 
 2 interrogate, v. To Examine. 5?!^, JT^/. tfn?^-^- 
 
V 
 
 ■R Cati 
 
 IK Cati 
 
 CAT 
 
 131 
 
 CATJ 
 
 Catkchibm, n. STW^TTRfe/. ^jJaiTKHirtl/. siWrfTJ^^ n. 
 Catkchist, n. \. V. 1. ♦imrt+t.'T f^I^^^nTT, Rflt^Tf^- 
 
 Catechu, «. terra japoniea. ^T^nT w. ^PT m. ( The tree is 
 called %^ m. fff^ m. ) — in cant or coTert phrased. ^- 
 
 CiTECHrMES, n. 4|lfH^m qu<4|t«Tr "T|fT rw^tftvjHi'Tft ?lt% ftfT- 
 C\iTE0OBiCAi., a. ahtolute, expreu, v. Positive. BTO, ?^, 
 
 ClTEOORICALLT, odv. V. A. 0»Kf PoSITIVELT. fH^, 'ETTT, 
 
 Cateoobt, ». — in logic, predicament. <T^r»T m. 
 
 2 V. Class. ^ m. ^=^ m. f^^/. 
 To Cateb, v. n. provide food. ?n'''n^^ WTlfNt ^P'RT/. 
 
 «Twf, a<l^ | <<? l >dH I /.-afTT^TTf^^ »n.-&c. sj^, snqjf^- 
 
 ;|ft/. ^^, 
 CaTEBeb, n. V. Y. t^<l'<<l-<fl ^\A'\\ T^OIKT, HT^ w. TT^'ft- 
 
 Catkbpillae, n. jprei m. ^«Oii| m. ^^ «. \\;^4\t m. ^- 
 
 ^1* ••. gn or ^IM"! m. 
 To Catekwaul, r. n. yi»-<<|«j n. ^^T't, h|m1<|^K^I STtTI't. 
 Cateewaclixo, n. v. V. >JT*^'^ «. ^T%^^/. 
 Cates, n. V. DAijfTT. MOsl^ n. pi. f^T^RT n. TTg^ n. 
 CatbaBisT, n. pretender to jreat pnrittf. 3lf?rat^3ET, ?5TTt 
 
 Cathabtic, a. V. Plboative. «|ci*,^^i;. 
 Cathabtic, n. v. Pchoe. »ra m. r^ m. -^f51fl w. 
 Cathesbal, «. f^nm^ Tl^ T^T ^^«lfl an^ ?f ^T^. 
 Catdbteb, «. wwcst/. ^^TOrfSril *■ ^'J^ril*!/. 
 Catholic, o. t. Usitehsal. «ifi<m, ^ij+j^tft. 
 
 2 not narrow minded. JTTIWHHI-m, vi<^K»iii-«(i, :i^T^, 
 
 3 See Bom AS Catholic. 
 Catbolicism, fi. T. A. 1. «V«qfMfll/. 
 
 2 »Pn^ muirtMuii M. Ac. n^n^ m^^Hi ii.-3n?[nf «. 
 
 Catholicos, n. ^ .^l^ i ^^ l Hr or m. 
 
 Caioftbical, a. t. N. <«lf*ir*<«I*1«itft, M<l4TiR><ur.H-il. 
 
 CATOPmcs, n. leienct of reflected liyht. <<<I^?ir*(U|f*I^<<V 
 
 Cattle, n. — homed. ^ n. pi. Hk n. pi. — compreh. freat 
 mnd tmM. jWf «. pi. yc Tt^TC «. Some of the diaeaaea 
 incidental to Cattle are %fil^l| m. p/. ^|^ «. ^ m. 
 ^t^t «. irt?»W m.V\m. frtt/im'^m w.^hft or »Wt/, 
 ^«. ^Iti«"(». ^T*I"«. ^ra/. ^n«. flll'^l'lm, QT^^ n, 
 
 A catUe-pMture. «JT^T^/. 
 
 Co«t of the UM of it. JTfni/. 
 
 C.-lice. C.-tifk». f^in/. f«/. 
 
 C. track. »]T^ ••. 
 
 Hire for the use of draught e. Tfm n. 
 
 Picketing line of c. ^pfvff. 
 
 Bope by which c. are tied to it. ^ n. dim. ^jmPftf. 
 Loop of this rope, ( it consists of two ). m^f, qn> n. 
 
 Spot oa whidi the c. are Mwabled dailj, t« be 
 
 driven out to pasture, "its m. 
 
 Tending or keeping of c. T[^^f. OiHUIHoS/. TTgoS 
 /. V. V!\^, T^T?^ n. ^^^T^^ n. Hire of tending c. TJ^- 
 oiHot/. TT^te/. TT^a/. 
 
 ■Wealth, or property in c. "tI^PT ». ^'T^I'T «. [ ^TT. 
 Cacbal, o. per/aininj, f[c. to a tail. 4-^«J^«i*ift-f^'^»(*, J^* 
 Caldle, n. stT^trPFITT »i. ^i«)il m. ftit «. ^lli^Q ♦». 
 Cauoht, />. V. V. 1. ^<.rt«l, ?^, ^. 
 
 2 irirtrti &<:. 
 
 3 wiMj«<c^rf l, jNKM I tft aiiuirfrfl, &c. 
 To be c. 'BNI^ or ^Y^, 
 
 Cacl, n. T. Omextum. nldNI q^^m. sf^l^^fi. 
 
 2 m<<+lt<<| H4rl+N< MWI<<I^ v!TT^«. 
 Cavlifloweb, fi. Jrf*t*n /• [f^TrPTsq'. 
 
 CaUSABLE, a. V. Y. TTTT^tTi ^pWicqi^, f^fJlrflrMiq, f^- 
 Causal, Causative, a. relating to or implying cause. ^WJ- 
 
 2— in grammar. spTt^^JT, ^ or s^ (i. e.^orf^& aT?r, 
 Laving sf or f^ added at the end of the root ). 
 C. verb. jpfr»q«rT5»». 
 Causalitt, Cavbativeness, n. v.A.l. +Kum». f^fMT??». 
 
 ^^fTT/ *<lM*ri( n. 
 Causation, n. V. — act. TTTT^n. &c. ^^l^^n. 5^|*Hn, 
 Cause, n. ejpcient, producer, author. «t>K«(n. 'Frffw. +H+;»J. 
 
 Efficient c. *K<J>^5»». 
 
 Generative or originating c. ^^f{^m. 
 
 Instrumental c. Pir*<Tl«h(<«ln. f5rf%r?T«. 
 
 Primary or remote c. ajifi^+Kuin. sft^'jrT^TOTn. f^- 
 
 ^Rrt. JTOW. aiK^ifl-^W- H^H<.l«M<.U|». +KU|+,KUI«. 
 
 Proximate or immediate c. -dm<^Hn. JHI-^H+lWi. 
 r^f^rH.Kum . ^TTfHlt+KUin. Vf«tlM*K"I«. 
 
 Eelation of c. and effect. ifjif+KUIHT^w. sil-<(vf«l^- 
 
 2 reason, ground, motiie. ^TTTTn. \^ m. Jr#jR«. ?TW/. 
 
 Without c. 'JiHuri^l-gn, Pl**K«I, ^^, ^^. 
 8— in law; suit, action. s^nr^TTfH^^m. ^3T»rt. W^.n. g- 
 
 To lose one's c. ^T't. 
 
 4 tide, party, ^^m. ^/. ^T^/. fmr/. 
 Espousing a c."%fR «. p. ^, iTT, ^. 
 Espouser of a c.^^^rtY. 
 
 To Cause, r. a. produce, occasion, rfect. JpT^, ijr(^,7rqT^- 
 ^, -i^vitii, 7?nfT-Ac. TTof, TPrfn/.-TJ^^w. f^j. of 0. 
 %l<''l*J^-fHr*iri*i^-^»T?T-&c. (it^-3TO0T in. cow. 
 
 Caused, ;». t. V. »«r5l, *(f A«|, Ac. jcMir^fl, SffspT, ^r^q-,^ 
 ^rfJTfft (in comp.) ^<^HI^. 
 
 Causeless, a. t. N. 1. 3T^RW, 3WTToft, f*T:^RW, W^^V, 
 
 2 siVTTvr, gfl^Jfofl, f^:^TTT7T, f»T«^:n7r, ff'lI'FTTur, ^^^if, 
 
CAV 
 
 132 
 
 CEL 
 
 Causelesslt, adv. v. A. +KU||«ii-Mq, f^H I MfiK" !, fH^-HK" !- 
 CiUSELESSNESS, M.V.A. ^ + KU|^H. ^I^H^f^n. 3T^^sF?^n.&c. 
 CATjaEB, n. V. V. «t)<.uiKi, &c. ^Tlf, vT^^P, cdPlHI, sf'Tf^'I^, 
 
 Causey, Causeway, «. irftTm. srtarr^T TWTm. 
 Caustic, o. mi^vtIIcAuiki, *<i^(^i^<p, kt^ ^TTIT^. 
 
 2 fig. «7iorp, cutting, v. Biting. f?rP?^, ?^«rr, ?P^. 
 Caustic, «. HUT^JTIoEonT J^tT^. Hl'H<\l^<t> or HT^ T^w. 
 
 Stick c. «f)l^<^K or <-4l^|^Km. 
 Causticity, n. TK\m^\^-h^n. Hf^^nfrp/. 
 Cautelous. See Cautious, Ccnmso. 
 Cauteb, «. searing iron. i,\i\\s[\f. ^Tf^n. ST^uft/. 
 To Cautehize, ». o.^ru. ^^or ^FTTT, 31^, 5T^, fTTm.- 
 
 Cauteeizi>'o, Cauteuization, n. v. V. — act <^iMui or il'iuj 
 
 «. sm^n.&c. ^T^n. 
 Cauteey, «. — actual. 3PT«. ^w. 
 Circular e. Toot. 'Tt^w. 
 
 2 — Potential. ?T^m. 
 Caution, n. prudence, providence, care, circumspection, wari- 
 
 ness. 5?^?TT m. fTT^trPTft/. WFTtT^'TT m. "^mf^f- R^I^^TT- 
 
 «nT m. ?rR'=TPT?TT/. "nrmf^T wt. Hl'lrflM^rflRMIl m. 3fTT- 
 
 ^5WiHr«i--<K «». 3ir'i*?im'i^ R^K »». 
 
 2 monition, v. Wabnino. ?TT^/. ^rWt/- ^Hl«|u( «. 
 
 3 provision against. ^F^TT 4«ltic?T OTR «n.-«r^Nrer w. "J^- 
 
 4 See Secubitt. 
 
 To Cautiox,». a. admonish,^c.^. To Waen. HHn<^/.^?^-^- 
 
 #, ^<il*(>Ji, viJ||«)ul', ^iMt/. ^T't. 
 Caution ABY, a. given in pledge or security. r(KU||-=(i, 4«nft- 
 *?i<T, ^«inFt^, dKU| in comp. 
 
 2 conveying warning. JTTf^J^hrT, ^fffTR^fNT, SR^H^J^^. 
 Cautious, a. prudent, provident, careful, wary. WT^sj, ^- 
 
 ?nT, M' l <\^ , >Tn^^, fT^n, ^l^MM, yHRrl, "JsilMiR-MI^, 
 
 "J^^ff, »Tnf ^-^^T+l-V<ClM^-&c. Ml^uilir, aH'llPl-etflMI- 
 
 Cautiousit, aJo. v. A. *)NMMU|I^, iTPt ^ ^^^i "l^f"<<f^- 
 
 ^TT spC^, &c. 
 Cautiousness, m. t. A. and Caution. iOH^MUII m. timttPi- 
 
 Catalcade, «. ^«)lO or ^=nft/. 3T«??TT TT^/. 
 Cavalieb, ». V. HoBSEMAN. »JliWK "»• fii^<^i^ »»• 3'^ *•• 
 
 CATAriEE, o. haughty, Sfc. li^e a e. f^l^3jO, f^r^^lftsSRT, 
 
 f ^ia<\ i Oj1-iM i, <' i v<.riH i ^-^i , iN'tn^-'i i r^^ i, Tsrrsft, *Tn- 
 5:t, 3=rf*nTFft. 
 
 , Cataliebly, arf». V. A. fiiT^^TTKTft, ilv*d-Hlrf\^', f?T%Trtt 
 
 Cavalby, n. q^55 «. ?JV4>^H »». pi. ^'^fJK m. 3T»^#=rT/. 
 Cave, n. hollow in a hill or rock. ^V^f- ^^ /• T*^ «• dim. 
 
 *lt/. ^>^/. ^PTR «. «F^ m», f^ n. 
 
 In caves and hollows and dens and chasms, &c. ^^- 
 
 Catebn, n. hollow in a hill^ ^e. v. Cave. n^/. SRTTT «. /. 
 
 2 </e«'^ mountainous recess or hollow, ^it n. ^[J\ m. ^- 
 
 ^ n.^ m. dirp. ^ f. 
 Cavebnous, a. abounding with caverns. ' i a i v^4< , lA I HV , 1- 
 
 To Cavil, Cavilling. See To Cahp, &c. 
 
 Cavity, «. v. Hollow, ^oi'il m. rfm. <t(ot»n / ^^lofl'/. ^^ 
 
 /• <Hlrf'll w. ?^te^ m. 
 To Caw, t>. «. *lt|+H/. ^FT^, ^FT^Rot, JFT^^*?^ w. sRot. 
 Cawino, «. V. v.— oc^. <»><*<u1i «. 4 i Mf.l ?/. iR^/. »n/e«*. 
 
 lb Cease, r. «. rtop, <^«ts^ /mm q^, give over, <|^ui, ^ 
 
 »q^, ^TSKf ^riit', Pi'^Ti^iiji, fij+iNut, r«j<Mui, <rv<HOT, f^- 
 
 TTT m. TT^, f?>T'it, rH«lrjut, «"tsT)f ( ex. «ilril<<l+)->i)«<NI- 
 
 ?r-'TUNi*)-&c. ■wl^ul' ), *Tra?ft ^, ^ TO. +i«iJi-^T^ '^- 
 
 2 become extinct, be no more. TS'Jf, ^R't, v!tM, ToE'Jf, ?f- 
 1^, 3rt'l«l', 'di+ui, TTf^TT ft^. 
 
 3 co»te <o an enrf, «^^, V. To End. <l^u)', ?T^, ^HIH ^- 
 
 Ceaseless, o. incessant, v. Pebpetual. 3T^, Plidi, ?t>nT 
 or ^TrTrT, arf^STtfT. [<1K«I. 
 
 Ceaselessly, orf». v. Cohtikually,Evee. Pl<d<,?I<TcT,^- 
 
 Ceasino, See Cessation. 
 
 Cecity. See Blindness. 
 
 Cedab, n. \t(<i\^^-^n\ vjfTrflxf iJ<pyii arfl'. The Cedrus deva- 
 ddra is called on the Hiniiilayas, %??;. 
 
 To Cede, v. a. surrender, yield, v. To Give up. ?fr§^, ^ffr- 
 
 Ceded, p. v. V. •nli^rfl, &c. 
 To Ceil, v. a. «}clNui, 15^ «- T^-dHuf-^-^ftsT'^. 
 Ceiling, » Ifrf «. HldM n. m. 
 To lay a c. 3rT n. TT^. 
 
 2— of cloth. =5n^ «». 3<kHMf? l O /. 
 
 3— of planks. rHpfttft/. 
 To Celebbate, v. a. laud, extol, v. To Pkaise. ?b^, ^H- 
 
 or, nm, ^a^^ n.-qf^rPT w.-^+ItIh n. ^^ y. o/ o. 
 
 2 perform solemnly, solemnize. «HKHI^' ^T^-iMMiui- 
 
 IToEot, +|M|<iT TO.-3T^n^ M.-&C. ^^g.ofo. f^lftlJHliJil 'F- 
 
 To c. humbly >J<^+imu<<l^ 5R57T <ii*"7, "^rfHI+ofl^ ^- 
 
 To c. with pomp and style. 'IM*!"!. 
 Celebeated, p. ^ a. v. V. 1. *cl^irtl, &c. "^Iritl, ^*1Pcld. 
 2 ^RTTHFt «t>rtrfl, Ac- 
 I. v. Famous. qftfrPTpr, ^^m, r^<<^M, snjJ^TTcT, ^nf^Jf, 
 
 CeLEBEATION, «. V. V. 1. — act. <T(«)ui ». ^ftrfot «. Ac. Jjf^cf- 
 
 2 ^HliH I ^ ^^ «• Ac. +)HKH TO. 
 Ceieebiti, n. v. Fame. fiTH pop. ^ ». ^iNr^tR)* »i. ^- 
 
f 
 
 CEH 
 
 133 
 
 CEP 
 
 I. a c. ftrton of ditiinction JTriTTT n. ^ «. 
 Cklfritt, ». T. SwiFTSKSs. c^TTT/. %n m. ^ftrmf^/.^'Mlf?!/. 
 Celebt, «. V<i)HMl 3n^. 
 Celestial, a. t. Ueateslt. ^_*(r^--|>Hi, ^«jr4l+^^i^. 
 
 2 htlonying to the vitille heaven* or tky, v. HeatEXLT. 
 
 C. Globe. »^%^ m. 
 CitBSTiAi., n. inhabitant of heaven. ^t(rtl+«(l+n, ^^?!t^W, 
 
 Celibacy, Cembate, n. unmarried state. SRR^^TTT w. ^I%- 
 
 r«r/.3rjr^T^r«IT/.— of BrdhmwiB, ^^^4 aJ^^-^lfWl/. 
 
 Life of c, study, and devotion. ^f^+*l^-M4 n. (and 
 Leader of it ), HKi--<>flft)'<lO m. ^f^^F^^T^Tfroft/. 
 Celibate, «. T. Bachelob. 3T^^T^ TT^ »». ["WT/ 
 
 Cell, n. tmaU eavitif, t. Hollow, ^^f. vi^'i\f. ^ ».^i^'»T- 
 2 small apartment. ^{V\ m. ^PTT m, "T5 •». 
 
 C. with bars. f!|v1<I m. 
 3— aa in tablea of calculation, Ac. «h)y* «. «. ^ fi. 
 4 /i/r/« bag or liadder (of animal*), ^n m. fm\^\ f. 
 Cellar, n. doiM< «. g^ni «. f^HRTHT^ «. ^«R or «ilt>(iX 
 «. ^t^ m. 
 
 C. for grain. 9W «•• 
 Cellulab, a. eon*i*ting of cell*. ^oWNl, ««»<<Nl, qi^t*- 
 
 Ceme-XT, «. ?rt^ «. «l'l*«f n. JtVUHI^TT n. ?ftJMt(?'J n.-^- 
 «Ii».^-of glue, paste, Ac. PM^-Hut «. 5*^"! n. >^'V\ n.— 
 of mortar, ITTT m. ^'^\^\ m. — of tin, ^WTT or «hM< w.n. 
 2 fig. &»»«rf of union. 3»IT «». SnTWtVT «». [^. q/"o. 
 
 To CEinsrr, t. «. »Ttv^, ofinif, «iM<<wi, HT*^ n.-&c. ^T# 
 
 To Cemett, ». «. «i«i<« and cohere. *ii»4"l. 
 
 CsMETEBT, n. repotitorif for the dead. mi[X^ pop. m^V^ n. 
 
 n. ^pnjfif /. sj?t^;t ». fr^^ n. HJTr<nT ». ^^ff^r /• ^- 
 
 CkWOTAPH, ». «»p'jr monument. H'MW^ 5<^<r<JI HjM<l'^ 
 
 Jo CeKIB, ». «. T. To IXCE58E. «J7^ W. 5^. 
 
 CzVVKB, n. y?^ o** yTROT ». ^TRJft/. 
 Cessob, ». corrector of public moral*. ^»Tf«^?T c tnrif^ITrft, 
 t»irfiq?» e. [ 3Tf»njrft. 
 
 CE580BtAL, a. belonginj to a censor. MniN^fciri^qvft, «nfr- 
 
 ClXBOKloct, a. addicted to censure. ^»T7'WT,5^»^f^, ^t^- 
 
 tff, ^N^n^, ^^rrMt, ^l^M'^O, f<j?T<ff, %^t%^, fi5- 
 
 ip^HlA, Tin^*^, ■Mf']U|'^sff, ?T?TTrff,4l^Hi'^, aiyifi^, 
 
 •jwi\<i»0,ft?i<iTT, fJT^, rir''iTi^i»,ili"»i«r50', 3^ Hi^uiKi. 
 
 1i implyiny or exprettiny censure. 51m^'<'Ni, ^IW^^^, 
 ) xtoRiociLT, «</f. V. A. el^^^l^, fto^-^iff^, sW^jfti^. 
 ' fttomiovm9i,n.T. A. stw^ /. ^1^5/ fB^^/. 
 ». nn'^'^T n. i^^^\i^f^ n. «l^*flia/. in re- 
 
 prehension of Censoriousness there are some phrases 
 and proverbs. These sufficiently agree with "Physician 
 heal thyself; First pluck the hram out of thine own eye, 
 then the mote out of thy neighbour's eye; Look first at 
 home; Keep your own house; Dress your own garden, 
 
 qpTt^TTt^ ^?r^ 3Trf^ 5tnT% Ry«iNi<^r «rT^, w\i^K 
 
 Censoeship, «. tmff^rFK m. ^mfftn;^ «. 
 
 Ckusueable. See Blamable. 
 
 To Censcbe, Cexsuee. See To Blame, Blame. 
 
 Cessus, «. enumeration of inhabitants, r?|«()'|uirft /. ^1%^- 
 
 Ce5t, n. rf^lT m. ?irH^ n. 
 
 Per c. ?l%5t, ^^N^, ?^^. 
 
 Cextaqe, n. ^^Ffgr^rr ^TT^r »». 
 
 CENTArE, w. sTTT'^r »». ^^nft«r »». ^TPT w. yH<lf^ »i. 
 Centesabiak, «. person a hundred years old. flrTPT, nrT^I- 
 
 Cextesaet, n. 7J4>4I »»• ?nT^ «. 
 
 Cestennial, a. consisting of 100 years. ^jPTT^nff^, ^ MM l PS - 
 
 2 pertaining to 100 year*. ^'*nw^, ?H«(<i?^, V>^^- 
 
 3 happeninj every 100 yeor*. TPITilT'TT ^^^ ^^ ^"IT- 
 
 tT, !Tfrrflr|ir*<^^. 
 
 Centesimal, a. nTTRT- 
 
 Centesimal, n. Tlrftn «. 
 
 Centifolious, o. fldW^, ^IHM-il*, 
 
 Centutodt, «. TTfTT^/ 
 
 Centipede, «. ifr»T/. ^?M/. nrTT^/. 
 
 Cento, n. ?np?T «». ?m^ «. 
 
 Cestbal, Centbical, a. belonging to the centre, v. Middle. 
 
 HtT^, mTOT, Ktftf7, TRT. [ftv?». 
 
 2 placed in centre, \. Middle, K^q^rff, JT'^'T^, *f«T- 
 Centbalitt, n. v. A. W^tn^ n. TT m <:' «t <il/. Hwrft'iTrTfTT /. 
 Centke, n. T. Middlk jt«T m. T'??/. 
 
 2 ( of a circle, Ac. ). %^ «. ^nfT »». /. fSi^ or Ke^j 
 
 m. H«T ( in conip. as ^rHTcq, &c). [ ^TJf. 
 
 To Centre, v. a. collect to a point. fC^f='^t^-^Vffif^-&c. 
 To Centbe, v. n. be collected to a point. t^^K^^^TftV?! ^^^ 
 
 Cesttbicallt, adv. v. A. >T^, »T«PTrft. [ TWlr^TT'ft. 
 
 CEXTRircoAL, a. that recede* from the centre. H«*(k*ilft, 
 CsSTSiFETAL, o. Mo/ ho* a tendency to the centre. iT«nfH- 
 
 Centcple, a. TfTTTT, 5ITfnpr. 
 
 CcrrcRiON, i». inrrfit w ;rtm*fhT «. 
 
 Cehtubt, n. a hundred. ^t^iIT w. IFn; «• ^^/. 
 
 2 a hundred year*. ^fTH'S n. 3Il^n?l w. «rfTt<T «. 
 Cephalic, n. medicine for the headache. ^^ m.»T^ n. ^Vf. 
 
 f. ^lA^^^lt^^\^ 3t?w «. 
 CepbauC; a. behngity to the head. H^^l^l, *T^V^'i*ft, 
 
CER 
 
 Ceeeal, n. edible grain. ^'RTT wfW VFT «• <Hi<4MI'^ «• 
 
 Cebeal, a. ^T?T TT^ ^'^-^T'np. 
 
 Ceeebellum, «. JTWPtfftH H'MI-^r f^W^I ^ »Tm^ TPT M. 
 
 Ceeebral, o. JTW^Ffrfte H'MMI, *T«*ifft?! H^^, 
 C. letter. Ht:N. 
 
 C\bebrum, «. H«H+irftrf KT^TT^T ^T^ ? ^r^ TR m. 
 
 C'ebecloth, Cekemest, «. waxed cloth. Hui+m^ ». 
 
 Cebemokial, a. helonging to ceremony, consisting in cere- 
 mony, ritual, Sfc. ^»tV^, f^%^, >iH-<HKl-=(l, p+*)l^^*ft- 
 f^nPT^, JR^f^i^'^-fJPn?^, ^F»?5p, r+*<lrH+-, !p4€<T,%- 
 'n'^TT, arr^oT^^tft-f^TspT!!;. See also Bitual. 
 
 Cebemokial, n. outward form or rite. fTpqr/. <P*f». t^J- 
 
 Cebemonialist. See Cebemokious, 1. 
 Ceeemonious, a. observant of forms and rites, sprrf^^, flp 
 «?Tf^^, 31HKPI^, ^f^FTT, f^'4ldrM<, 3HMKr)fN<, ^5, 
 
 2 observant of ceremony .^formal. 3TT^fN^nft, aTT^tTT^rTT 
 
 3 consisting of ceremonies and rites. See Cebemokial. 
 Ceeemokiously, adv. v. A. 2. an^ftT^RT^, ^l<^<*)c+KI^', 
 
 Ceeemokiousness, n. v. A. 2. aTF^nRTTl^/. 30^^- 
 
 Ceeemokt, ». V. EiTE. ^TT/. ^n. ■«'*+Km. ^tfrf/. 
 — gener. or loosely. ai^yiiHtt'im. 
 Closing c. — gener. 3^T?TH »■ 
 Conductor of a c. ?TTf|l^fn. 
 
 2 forms of civility, v. Citilities. 3TT^^-«(Rm. 3TT^^- 
 f-^PRw. 37^^/. 4i\^Mf. 
 
 3 forms of state. ^sjlOiteM.-^TTW'n.-ft^/.-Ac. 
 
 Master of the ceremonies, v. Cokductob. ^*JMI*<- 
 ^m. ^Wi'^m. flTT^ m. 
 Ceetaik, a. «Mr<?, confident.^ undoulting. ^^^X^.^ Plt+i^^, 
 
 f^wT, fJTvrm, fJ=r«T^, ^sf^^i^, ^nrrf^iii^, ?«TfH»iq^, 
 
 ST^f^lilT, f^f^rim-t^F, f^;rfHH't<:Jp, fjRtrff^, vITfl- 
 
 ^^^, ^qfrg^, ^t^rotm, ^t^^, ?i?i^-&c. ^-^%r- 
 
 '' I am certain." »TT5ft ■(HM'ft 3Tf|. 
 
 2 indubitable, undeniable. f^lM'MMI, f^liT^nrT^, smf^- 
 
 itT, f^ir^f^' tr, f^:«5T^, f^^fTHT, ^=^t<T, fJrai^H, Wwi- 
 
 I^. 
 
 3 of sure occurrence or action, unfading. W^., f'T'*!^- 
 ^, f%^f^, P^^^, f^^?nT, a(n^«PF, aT^^PTPft, 
 arapF, *rT5?T, ^m^. 
 
 4 settled, slated, fxed. ^IHMl, f^tf^i^H, fSnTf*TrT /o^. %- 
 
 5 V. Some. +|u^ (^, f+riliJ-i;. 
 A c. person. 3T^, 3TH^, "S^liuir or HT. 
 
 Ceetaiklt, a<^». v. A. 1. 1^»3frr,f5THnH, f^niffHqufr, ^ff^n^- 
 
 134 CHA 
 
 3 without fail, {jj-cfld, 3T»I?«r, WirMI^, 3T«lr<<M4^, 3T»13T- 
 
 >j^, f^JsqqiTH^, fi^f^, fH^>?r, f?R^?nT, 3TH3!i?t, 
 
 ar^^TrTor rTf , ^TT^T, ''l^, ^^fRT, ^RT^^ (>r fT or X, 3TT^ 
 
 Ceetainsess, Ceetainty, n. v. A. 1. f^gtcf/. f^frrmTm. 
 fSjtik m. f^Jiq^ «i. ^«T5T m. W^f- ^WMMl/ ^R^T- 
 ?nT?^ n. PHt'H'^^c*) «. ^^-&C. ^.in^cM n. ?f^^lHN »». ?tV- 
 
 2 f^natH/ 1^<Hit^«MUii »». f^^nc5H?n/. ^f^'mr m. ^^ 
 
 3 fJTJi<PT w. "^Pi^ n. 3TT^3,q^HT/. aT^JiTHTf^/. ft- 
 I. a c. o reaZ andfixed thing. ^N^-f?lf^<T-f%fcj[Rd-<tc. 
 
 nt^/.-f^'snT m.-Ac. fifiiii?ir4 «• 
 
 Cebtificate, «. f^T^/. 3^ m. ^t?T w. ^?/. ^^^^ tn. 
 ^^vi^^m. ^^^^m.^^n. (in comp. with the indica- 
 ting noun, as ^fgT^ c. of purification; afffjiai^T C of 
 pre-eminence; 3TT»nT^ c. of good character, &c.) The 
 word ^iPif^^d from the English is common. 
 
 To Ceetift, v. n. testify to a thing in writing, ^m^ m.-^- 
 
 To Cektift, v. a. assure of, apprize, v. To IsrOBM, Hif^i- 
 
 'ITT-fTm-flTf?<T-&c. :F^. 
 Ceetitude, See Ceetainty. 
 CebuleaK, a. sky-colored. 3TRKpft, 3iTT^^^. 
 Ceeumek, n. wax if the ear. +Mirl?.T»ra m. ^ofj^g m. 
 Cebuse, n. white-lead. fl%rfT or^ZJim. [ ^vft. 
 
 Cebvical, a. belonging to the neck. JTT^f^, i^^, i^^, 'cft^Rf- 
 Cessatiok, n. ceasing, stopping. TT^ n. &c. 3VfH m. 3N<m 
 
 m. 3M<ffl/- f^TTT m. R<(n/. Pi^Pti /. f^Rrf^ n. TTT m. 
 
 2 V. Iktebmissiok. HA+^fl/. 3T^?IM «. ar^nm w. 
 Cessiok, v. V. — act. ■^TlS"! «• ^T^ ^ «. ^1<4r<<r'1 'P^ »• 
 
 Cetlok, «. t^spr/ nn^rt^H m. n. f%^ n. f%^/. 
 
 To Chafe, v. a. excite by rubbing, '^\nb^■&c. %7RT/-3fttrM.- 
 
 gr^HTT >/».-%rrg »i.-&c. arm'n, ^tRT^nt^^f^^ «• ^^. 
 
 2 tcearby rubbing. fret, abrade, \. To Eub. ^to£^, ^fr«E^''t. 
 
 3 V. To Akgee. ^r|«|ui, fi|4«<u|, Rh^i«(«I. 
 To Chafe, v. n. rave, boil, v. To Fcme. ^?'P^, fTTR^, 3"- 
 
 Chafe, n. heat excited by friction. vj«iu||^ ttWrfl ■d"i«ini/. 
 
 2 we«<aZ commotion, v. Heat. ?nTI^ «. »R^rnT m. 
 Chaff, m. v. Husks, gm «. ^ «. J^^ «• 5^/ "Ptt? n. 
 
 To Chaffeb. See To Haggle. 
 Chaffihch, «. qi<?«l-«n ^ ^JTTrT 3T1^. 
 Chafft, a. having much chaff. ^ti<tii. 
 
 2 V. Light ^WI+tKiHI ^rt*l, ^*(««fi, ^fT^- 
 CnAriKa-KisH, «. ^tT^/. ^^Trft/. Ti^/. 
 
r 
 
 CITA 13B^ 
 
 Cha.obi>', »i. ^t^T^ m. ^fiflTjff/. ^VHN m.^?^/. ^TTOITw. 
 To CHAQKHf. r. a. Ci'jr. ^TTT^Tot, <>■««)«?[, ^V+i"!, <Hy><.W. 
 t'HAIS, n. ?lt^cE dim. *)i^oit/. flj^OT/. 
 
 Fine c. ( as of a watch, &c. ). ^f^rtt/. vi^^/. 
 
 Large iron c. ?5TT «• 
 
 Large and thick c. ^i<^^^s m. 
 
 Little c. C. of two or three links. ^/. 
 
 2 fitter, bond, thackle, lit. fig. ^ m. ij^H n. st^ m. f%^ 
 
 To rivet one's chains. ^y. TxTfT TToft/. Siiuiui. 
 
 3 teries, eonealenation, Ifc. ^\^'£\j. ^^^K^ f. JTTr^ pop. 
 
 JTra/. ana/. RiriRfSi ■». ^ »•/. ^for/sTJ^^ m.afn^- 
 
 To Chaut, p. a. «i^iof, wl^jl^fl^ ^'^+<uf, ^T^f^I^ q?^. 
 Casxs SHOT n. ^tfsrft nti^/. ^STTPtrsft/. 
 CHAniKD, /J. ?. V. ^H^N ^t*?^'^, n^-!N5. 
 CHAi:fi>o. «. r. T. — art. ^jfl^uir «. n^3T«W ». ^^rSTq^T*. 
 Chaib, n. gr^/. 
 
 Easy c. or «eat. g^T^R n. [ ?TRPT «. 
 
 2 «o/ q/" authority. TT!^/. 34MI^H ». H<«.*tl«H n. 3?=^- 
 
 3 ( Professor's ) nf^'ftZ ». r+>t(lvi|iii/. 
 
 4 sedan c. sTTrf^/. 
 
 5 or rkair-dajs. innnn% {\M^ »«. />?. f^TT^Tot m. 
 ChaIKU AX, «. v. Presidest. «*<MI*<« m. fl^HIMfd «♦. ^KT- 
 
 WT?T w. ?TTr<ft «. 
 
 2 See Beaseb. 
 Chaise. See Cabriage. 
 Chxlcedoxt, «. fi\^VT^ m. 
 Chaldros, «. ^ ittt -mX. 
 Chalice, »i. ot^ or ^ m. 3Tt»n/. 
 Chalk, «. *r<4^/. f^«TT^ w. 5^/. 5*(t»1lr0/. The English 
 
 word under the form of ^T^«. is commonly used. 
 Bed c. ^'fcyi'J m. ^i'lvil^ w. 
 To Chalk, r. a. MT'5T% ^WRot-T^^^-Ac. 
 
 2 out. V. To De-scbibe. ^^jm^, 1ET»^, ^5^. 
 To Challesoe, r.o. call to conleit. s^^lf/. JTFldir vith 3^55 
 
 ^tt«j| in'M # o/ o. ^7^, 
 
 2 See To Claim. 3— »• a sentry. ^V^, ?!fWT^. 
 
 4 ( in a trial ) Q(mr«TT «',r«»I*ft ^t'Plft *<«q|fT 5(T^ 
 
 CHALLE50E, Cn*LLEH0I50, »l. T V. \.—<Kt. ?WTlf HTn^W. 
 
 *|4l|fl<lM- 5%i»i'X«i»». ^^f^«i->i«i». 
 
 To accept a c. fWITw. TV^. 
 I. written c. ^filJUMV". 
 CflALTBEATE, «. imprrynated tciih iron. *$tf*{^ W^TJT, f^t- 
 
 Cbamade. *. ?c>»l^r»*f3r»i. 
 
 CHAiriM, «. apartment, r. Boov. ^Wt/ WWt/. 
 
 2 ( of a gun ). fT»ftnT»i. ^t3T«. *"Wt/. >?■». 
 
 3 See AasBMBLT, Boasp. 
 CRAXBERLAiir, m. ffVfnftWfV %W(Tft, 
 CaaiULEOV, n. WTim. fITlTw. W»T or IfKZm. 
 
 CHA 
 
 Chamfer, Chamfhkt, n. v.Gboove. ^j^Huft/. 
 
 Chamois. See Goat. 
 
 Chamomile, n. anthemis nolilis, gr^siTm. 
 
 To Champ, p. a. =^K^, -MMoiu}. 
 
 Champaiok, flat, open country, v. Plain. S^im or TT^mi. 
 
 CasiiFioy, n. one who combats in the place or caiite oj an- - 
 
 other. ^R^ «rf^OT."Wft»n. 
 
 2 warrior, Sfc. Y. Hebo. ^w. ^^fn^m. ^^pt^STTw. 
 
 'ft^w. L^ItT/. 
 
 Chasce, n. — as the cause of events, t. FOBTCNE.^n. \- 
 
 By c.'^r#,'^<i<<>ii^,"^^?,^^nTcr, ^i?, ^nr^^rn- 
 
 PTT, <<1'-5*M. 
 
 2 fortune, fate, turn up, lueh, v. Eortuke, Destiny. \ 
 
 3 cai/«aZ or fortuitous occurrence, v. AcciDEST."^^PTn. 
 ^ possibility of occurrence. ?IH^«. WHT^'IT/ or ^Wn^- 
 
 Chance, a. fa^uaZ, v. Accidental. "^^FI<T, "^«(4P-ri, "^^mH, 
 
 To Chance, v. n. t. To Happen, qiof, ^^ ^. 
 Chancel, n. ^csid <»i<14*JI-^MI Mrft*ftrf Hm. 
 Chancellor, ». — one of the ministers. 'iftfT'n^w. 
 
 CHANCEET,n. ?f^ 'Mi^\r^r\f. 
 
 Suit in c.fly. ^n^ Hf^'<<l'<ft v»Tt*nf /. fffl VT'STT 5^^f- 
 ■«(l»1Kffl. ^R^»l. 
 
 Chancre, «. ^rTT"*- 
 
 CnANDELiEB,n. ^ifTw. ffT^rt. orf^«<|-^'?r5». ^nrn-^W^^^ff*. 
 
 Chanbleb, n. f^+qi. See Cobn-chandleb, &c. 
 
 To Change, r. a.pui or quit for, shift. *|<^rjui, MIM-iiii, *l^- 
 
 2 interchange. T. To Exchange. ^'^rll<J^?5/.-»l^r5IH^^/. 
 -&c. ^^y.^"©. 
 
 3 alter, vary. *<<^riui, MR^.of, f^T^, U<<iiii, ^T^T^T ^T^, 
 SF*n.-^fn!TTm.-iT^«.-CTt(Tr«.-57Ti^m.-&c. sJjT^ y. of o. 
 
 4 (money ). h)<<J1, ^'.if^uf. 
 To r a rupee. ^^ m. ^iTof_ 
 
 5 BM/t* «ci</. See To Tubn. 
 To Change, r. n. suffer ehanye. iT^f^, ftr(rt,qTfT3t, 'JlfS-'.Ot, 
 
 ^«».-iT^m.-3i?TTn.-&c. Tl'Jt in. con. or ^fit y- of o. 3W- 
 r'iTt^«.-ft'<l?'t7TTn.-3T^^r<IPTW«».-&c. JTHT^. 
 To c. for worse.— csp. of persons, ^^m. ^iwf, ft^f^/. 
 
 <fT^, ft:^?^, ft'OT^f, Tnft/ f^triit orirrprft fT^f. 
 Cbanob, Changing, n. v. V. A. 1.— <w<. <TT^^n. iJ^^T^fn. 
 2 ^H^^IH^-^/. «>«'^i««i.-'y/. Plf^M'Jm. 
 
 4 tOcufn. 
 
 T. V. S.— stale. ^m.^m.V^^. m. f^%]T m.flV^I /. 
 
CHA 
 
 136 
 
 CHA 
 
 I. tmall money, g^ m. (copper change ). ^\%f. 
 Keeper of c. for traffic. g^(^ft. 
 Changeable, a. v. V. A. 1. poBsille to he clanged. f<>»«|- 
 
 «rr-'R<TT^r-&c. 'ErT-^FTr-^'T<TT-&c. ^t^fr +<ni ;^v»it-&c. 
 
 1. changeful, mutahle, variable, ineonstant.Jlclcle, vertatile, 
 ^■c. =q'?r?5, '^^^, =^'«|«ri)Tl, =«r-Hrt^rTi, rRr5 or Sf^rfrT ftT?5, 
 STT^rar, t^fft, ?5f5t)^, ?^^>T^ft, sJ4rf?cq, ;T5m^<:q, g^- 
 
 ?5^!rK5T, ar^'-tmfr, 3?ft'<T^, arf? ■'iR^f^, ^foii^gf^, ^funp- 
 fenr, arftv^f^ra', ^hRi+^Ri, fiKfriTT or ^^frr, ^r<i{Ki*i, 
 
 Changeableness, «. V. A. 1. f^rj^RTT &c. g^ ?mu || m. 
 
 Chasged, p. V. V. N. ^^rirtrfl, f<».-Wt5I, %?: T5M?5T-«lrt«?l, 
 
 &C. ^■■hlfirl, I^RJrf,"^^;?!, "Tf^or?T. 
 Changeful. See Chaxgeable. 
 Changeless, a. v. Constant. afrsr^^T, f^v^T. 
 Changeling, «. changed child. sf^HrS n. tjRtiffn ^htT w. 
 
 2 fickle person, v. Changeable. g'STopTOT c. vjjrf.i.tM c. 
 Channel, «. ( of a river, Ac. ) v. Bed. ^pn ». ^{m m. 
 
 2 ( for water, for irrigation, &c. ). sxz m. ZKt[f. WV^ 
 
 Ever running c. ^R5r ^ w. 
 Baised c. or course. ^RT »». 
 
 3 ( to carry off water ) gutter, mfft or jft^ /. ^^ m. 
 
 smrfe^/. wuiirft/. ^nroft /. 
 
 4 ( as of a pillar &p. ). ^t^TJft/. SR^/. 
 
 G medium. ^R /«>^. ^ «. TTm »«. ^\zf. 
 To Channel, v. a. ??rrq(ift /.-&c. qrs^. 
 2b Chant, Chant, Ac. See To Sing, Song, &c. 
 CiiASTiCLEEK. See Cock;. 
 Chaos, «. primeval confusion. yHM-^O'^d 'Jrr^<Tfct /• 'JfTO^ 
 
 m. »Jc1I<><<4F<TT/. * 
 
 Eeductiou of c. ^^t^Rur «. 
 
 2 v. JPMBLE. ^TCToST >n. ^TTi^Sra/. ?t^R «. 
 Chaotic, a. v. N. 1. arnVl^r), 3T^-if|'ifirilw+, 3Tq^ft?n=rCT. 
 
 2 T. Confused. ^Tta%iTr5rr,3iT5'nrf^«m,3T?tn^«,3T^piT. 
 To Chap, v. n. t. To Ceack. j^, 3^5^, djdjuj , ^'RSot. 
 
 Beadj to c. ^^TT. 
 To Chap, v. a. HTT/- /j/.-f^/. pl.-&c. qrT'f 5'. 0/ 0. 
 Chap, n. v. Ceack. iri/. <ftl/ ^ /. 
 
 2 V. Jaw. Srf?^/. or S «. ^ /. 
 
 Chaps. OHRT or vimsl «i. -clHjl w. SffHrS «. ?Toft «. 
 
 ^/. 5^^/ 5?r% n. [m. ;)Z. qr^nriif. 
 
 To lick the c. fspTSirr/. 7)^ =^171^, c^IoS /. ^tzii. ^ 
 8 (of a channel, river, &c. ). m^ n. 
 Chap, n. v. Fellow, t^ »«. sj^Tfft m. q^KiH ot. 
 Chap-fallen, a. <T'r5 3"H<t*rfl, f^T^^re^T, f^JJ^l'sUT, I^- 
 
 To bo c. ffrs «■ 5^-3rn:^-^R^ y. "/». ^ t»./.z. 
 
 T5^ 5'. ofs. 
 ChaI'e, «. AoW, AooX;. v. Catch. vHj<t>u| «. sr^^p^nr n. 
 
 2 ( of a scabbard, &c. ).'rr?rn=5 or rT^JTTrS «. «. 
 Chapel. See Chcecu. 
 Chapebon, n. ^H|otu<<|+Rdi ^^^^^ -AWW. 
 Chapiter, n. upper part 0/ a pillar. ?Fr*r5[ft^ «. 
 Chaplain, «. qr^T' m. 
 Chap let, «. garland for the head, v. Gaeland. JwrnrtrST /. 
 
 Tmr »». ^mr «». 
 
 C. used at marriages, jsmct/. M4Hof|/. ^fEfot or f^T- 
 ^aE m. f. «nf%n «. 
 
 Eeticulated c. ^JfToft/. ^ifol^Ul »«. [t^/. 
 
 2 e/rjny ofheads,x. Eosaby. ^dMHIrfl/. kHi^ f. 3T?THT- 
 
 Chapteb, n. dicision of a book. 3Twn^ »». ^,\% n. m. ?^ «i. 
 
 ^^ m.^^n. H+<ui ». qf?%^ w». gi5T?r >». ^spp «». 5fR; «». 
 ??r3 OT. «. 
 
 To Chae, v. a. $To5HT w. ^Rot y. 0/ o. 
 2^ Chab, v. n. 3<I4+,IH n.-<M«M*< «.-&c. «J>Tot. 
 Chab, Cuak-wobk, «. odd or day work. ?m+|JT «. »fit4+,IH 
 fl. STT^^TH «. (^•il'bisi »J. «»)<*isl »». ^'JIHTS'iT n. 
 
 Chae-woman, «. 3Ti4+i*0/. !Fm+(t"i/. Xv^^tvnf. ^t^^r- 
 
 Cuabacteb, «. V. Makk. f^P^ n. sr^ wj. 5^/ 
 
 2 letter used in wriling or j;rinling. aff ^ n. ^vf m. 
 
 8 manner of writing, v. Hand. ^^ pop. c#T/. ^oloT w. 
 
 Arabic or Persian c. q^^rfef^/. T^'fpft/. 
 
 Common business-c. of the Marathiis. MT^f. iM\fl 
 fefr/. frm^ frlf^/. fKHqrft/ 
 
 The book c. qjoESJ^ or SfRS^r^ n. ^^TFTft/. 
 
 4 ( of a person ) distinguishing qualities, q^ m. 9r*TH 
 m. ^Hl<4 »». f^^l'jur m. pi. f^^^vn^ m. JOTFI^^nir n. ^- 
 HKMt t'^T'jf n. pi ^;R7T «. ?ft?5 n. 
 
 5 ( of a thing, place, &c. ). H^/. ^^ m. 'JU|1*^U| m. 
 /)/. yuiMJ^ui »n. yZ. yrr^ m. pi. 
 
 6 V. PeBSON, PEBSONAGE.ojrfrj;/. f^fl^xxpT f». 
 
 7 ( in a play ) part. ^ n. ^ «. %»r wt. 
 Costume of a c. »jf*nJT/. 
 
 Of an assumed c. «»)Hi*><Jl. 
 
 To act in c. act like one's self. 3m^\€t adv. cp^ 
 
 Wo must act in c. %fr^ ^ ^s^ ?R "TTTf^ H»!4rfl 
 
 8 certificate of the c. of. 31|i|<fq n. J|ulNJI<TIM-s( n. »J0I^ 
 of^'Sr «. ^tRq=5r w. 
 
 9 «•«//<, reputation. 3TTf /. aTTST w. ^f? ». "HT/. 
 To lose one's c. HIS «• ^'^''f y. o/"*. 
 
 Chahactebistic, n. ?5?T0T «. ^^«l m TTlf^ «. g«ft/. 
 Chabactekistic, Chabactebistical. n. rtufi^i^, SWrvrr- 
 
 "^qj|i';^'Hnp. 
 2b Chabactebize, ». o. designate by tome stamp or mark. 
 3Tf=PfT-5f^-&c. sPTiif. 
 2 describe the c. of. F.Wf n. ^^-^f^ Htn't y. 0/ 0. 
 
I 
 
 CHI 
 
 137 
 
 CHA 
 
 Cbabactsbizki), /». V. V. 1. ai^EH, t^f?^, S^Toraf^nT, ^^- 
 Bed hot c. f^rt^loJWI or r^f\\^-m\, 
 
 CHABCOi^L-BURXEB, fl. r^PTTft, 45lol^+0. 
 
 3b Change, v. a. See To Fill. To Load. 2 ( with some 
 businesK, matter or thing, ) eommitsion, enfrutf, v. To 
 
 «^-Ac. r^mui-vir^uf-^, Kwt or nr*i\ HTTof, «iix<<in 
 
 Vl^^uj, 3^ n.-TTT w.-JnoB y;-JTT3^ «• TwTtrT »m~iui, 
 ?^T>fM ^>T''f. Note. In all these renderings the business 
 eharyed is the object of the verb, and the person charg- 
 ed Kitk it is in the genitive case, ^i'lul, vjlrfu), 3<KlM"if 
 fciVA ^. 
 
 3 ( with a crime ) aecvte. ailOMuf, 3TrW «».-3Tf^T'fr»I »». 
 ^^ ttilk 1R, JTTVt w HTtfr MHuf, yH|U|u| tc<<A ^, ^^^ 
 
 4 oyoi'd, exhort, i[e. t. To ComtiSD. ^TTI^, ^fJTT^, 
 H^or, H?*lfuf or WI*IH-«t>^i«ti-^*<iH-&C- ♦il'iuf. 
 
 5 ri/#A «/»», <i«#ai7, v. To Attack. ^ffTm.-^ra/.-^Jm. 
 ^5r'f,^rT^ ^JTM iciVA mofo. ^^ 3Tt'TT«fT iJ'iif-^TPijf-qSUJr. 
 
 6 /«y against or set to as a debt. 5Tt^-ihl«H fe^-*Ti5- 
 dt, ^.o/ *. ^IrTHT *»t?^- rtl«(«f. 
 
 7 Mit M jTTicf , payment^ Ifc. ifn^n.-f^WTrT f-^m.f.- Hit 
 ".-Ac. STfM Ftn^f, 
 
 CuAKGE, CiuKon«a, fl. T. V. 2— at"*. aufW^n. JKTr^mT 
 ^fTWvfu. Ac. fiTTf^JT/. Pk^uH/. [ mon. 
 
 8 arrftTw. 3TfirTni<n. ^V^m. from the English is com- 
 A malicious or false c. f\%(\i m. [TT^or^/. 
 
 4 W^TT^"- J^TWofn. Ac. HP^/. «l«H»ft/. STTfT/. ^RT- 
 
 C. by a body of horse, iTtl/. 
 L powder, Sfe.Jilled in a gun. UTTm- TTf". ^w. 
 
 C. of nails, stones, balls, Ac. S^t m. 
 IL responsible custody, control, care, Sfe. ^WP^ot. f^p^ 
 
 — gener. or freely. |WI^ITtWT «•• ^flf!l%MI<4l m. 
 Released from a c. Oimi mi*^. 
 That holds a c. or trust. fsr^^iT, 
 That is under the c. of. f^^R^TTT, fJ^^K^ft. 
 Under the o. or care of. ?^TV^, |TRt or ^ or ^. 
 
 III. evmwtand or eonduet of. ^mt/.'iWT'T/. n^>^^\^ J. 
 
 IV. object committed to tke e.of. 3Rmn/. «m^/. f^nr- 
 
 V. body (as troops ) under tke e. of. f^nm/. 
 
 VI. hmsiness.lfe. charged, trust conferred, eommistion, ^'c. 
 VT«. lff^%3f %nn S|fl|^l(M. 
 
 VII. expense, t. Co*T. IT^si. [ vrft. 
 7b CB4BOK, V. «. mak« an onset. WT? /.-^Vm.-^19TtN.-A«. 
 CUAMok d' ArrAttM*, m. r. ConDt'croa, f^^vrc^n. 
 ClfOM, M. T. Dish. vnCT m. f^Vi. 
 
 5 war ilor«, «?nt ^TlTsi. W^IF*. tm>^m. 
 
 18 
 
 Chaeilt, flrfo. T. A. <*)l<l++iO'i, ^ ^njJT. ^ 
 
 Chaeiot, n. V. Cakbiaoe. rv m. 
 ChabiOtekk, n. mxf^ or ^TT»ft, g^T, r*RfT^. 
 Chabioteebinq, n. mv^ »». grs^^^TTT^'r «. 
 CnARlTABLE, a. kind in judging, ^ c. ^^ToS, ^iTf^f^, ^Ml-^- 
 
 ^, yr^, 3T^N?[f%, 3?^^^, ^(ttt^^, ^-%^-&i'. 
 
 3T^ "TfJTT. 
 
 2 aUns-jiving. ^RV^, ^PT«^ ^•(I'lKI, t^^raf^, trrffi^,*^- 
 
 ffr?, ^tT^TT^, ?HT, ^fT^TT^, ^'ft'W, ?[i'1<^Ml, 3T5T^- 
 
 «M<^WI, MlRMI^t 5m%3T, ^*54<l«fUI. 
 
 3 pertaining, SjC. to charity. ITH^I, ^TT tTTRT, *^^riTr- 
 
 CnAHlTABI.ESESS, fl. T. A.l. <i<j|cii)uilm. ?5Tr^f^/. <^*(lgdl/. 
 
 Chabitablt, aJr. v. A. 1. ^<<|oJM'JIR, ^PTT^^, Ac. 
 
 2 VTTffr^Tmpf, «Rf ^• 
 Chabitt, »i. love, kindness, benecolence. e^/.^iTT/- 3^^^^ 
 
 /. iflM+Kgr?/. TT^T^f^/ Mif^H^tJ I /. 
 
 2 liberality to the poor. <(|H.^<^|ctMU||w. i(lH"^*<l/. <^^- 
 i=rr^rt. ^tH^[rfr?Tn- — compreh. charitable acts and tcorks. 
 ^jH^m. vjA^^n.pl. 
 
 A charitable impulse. tj4«ll«Hl/. 
 C. bcg'':i3 at home. ^f<T f^ fTT^'J«I<i f^- 
 C. is alwavB on the morrow. %n?^ ■HIH«)K. 
 Object of c. <^Pm*T n. 
 
 "Work or act of public c. ??p^rWTTf». f^TJ^w. "^fj. 
 To devote to c. ( to charitable purposes ). tpfRfPT 
 ode. 41+uf or ^\i^, 
 
 3 alms, f^^pop. »ft^/. ^ m. ^TT<T/. 3T?T^^ ^^J^ n. 
 
 C. — paper. tnrkPT Tit/- tr^^TT^ '?tt/' 
 By or on c. tfJTfvnflF, vjirftrtf^. 
 In c. For c. Ac. tTHf»f, vnrf^T^, t|4^<l<<U|. 
 Dine upon c. and call out for sauce I ^♦{■H'ft ^^^ 
 aTTfT fHiiJi Hl'iuj I 
 CiiablataS, Ac. See Qcack,&c. 
 
 ClIABLEs's WAIN, fl. V. BeaB. ^\Z^ in^?i f». H\t^ ». 
 
 Chabu, fl. magic icords, spell, Sfc. ^'^ m. ^^ n. ^^ «. ?TtT- 
 nr or Hi"".'!! w- MKofl/. ^^ n. 
 
 Charms and upells,— compreh. 5TfTTK7TT nrMRTTT 0»" 
 
 iflwjiiiuii w. OT^^Hivi/. »Tr^/. ^T^<rfoTT f». fTTimtir m. 
 
 Charais and inrnntations to produce death or evil. 
 3TTm n. '3Wi\Tm^ n. There are amongst the Hindus 
 charms and charmed things addressed against all the 
 afflictions and afflictive apprehensions of life. Some 
 arc :illr4l(l, <k>*iifl, •t?T, •IW'ft^, NOmM, fTTTT^ ^, VI- 
 
 or q'RT?T't »ni, *TI»<elO, ^T?1^ or H^n^TTT, r*)<i1>«fl, 
 
 Command of charms and spells. Hmfftrf^/. 
 Idiocy produced through the misapplication of a c. 
 ( HM } A%(9m m. (and the person so affected, i^T^S^n). 
 
CHA 
 
 138 
 
 CHE 
 
 To acquire command over cliarni 8, &c.'T?nir<TH«. ^FT'T. !l 
 To apply, sot, or cast a c. »r5nPrrT»».-«PT^,'i^»»-'TTT- ; 
 
 uf-^n^of-^npjt, TIT OT.-TR'ft/.Mlriui-'ll'+.ui, ^Coft/.5PT^. 
 
 2 charms; v. Beautt. T^^ ^dt m. pi. fli^*^ui m. ^/. : 
 jTo CiiAiiM, r. a. ivbdue or affect by charms, betci/cJi, Sfc. TT- ] 
 
 ^, 1^=5(^1 or JTtROT, HT^"^, 'TTT'ift/. Mlrlul'-'Tr'F^, TR w. , 
 
 'T?^/.-5?I5rir/.-&e. ^?:^<n-^^, %?^ n.-ftt n.-JBo5 «.- ' 
 &c. 5Rof, Kf^-&c. •jro't. I 
 
 2 fig. enchanl,capiivale, fascinate. Jit^, Kt^ w.-Jitpft/ 
 ->p35/ Ac. qiri")', ■HTTof, ?r?T^PT<J|', ^rWuf, t^PT ».-JT!Tir3T- I: 
 H w.-ctc. q^ y. ofo. JTt^?T-tfjT?r-<S;c. sR^. ,1 
 
 3 oft'; ( Rcorpion-sting, &c. ), H?TT^-K^ 2Tf^-i=r^ ^FJfT il 
 -&c. TrHTlf. [ ?T, »?rf|fT. 
 
 ChaKMED,;). v. V. 1. VTR^fl^, KrHr!^, &C. jtf%rrT, 3Tf»THf5I- ^ 
 
 2 Jfr^^, HR%?^, 5?5?5?5T, JTrflfT, i^^, 'pl^^l^, ^JT. 
 Charmed, «. Cuabmiko,^. a. v. V. 1. HKU|KI,H?lWRr,&c. | 
 
 2 aW Agbekable. HT^, JTrC, f^rT^ff, f^mTT^, K- !! 
 
 ^r^, *Rtf Iff, KjfnTT, H^*fTnT, n^'tfr, HHK^d*, t^sr^, \ 
 ■%^vj^, ^, ^R^, f^, «rm€7, qfm€<ft, i^41<^K. | 
 
 3 H^^JT gcRorTTT, -ddi^. || 
 CHAEMl^•a, «. V. V. 1. HRwr 11. Hj^ui' «. &c. Ht^ «. Ht^ m. 
 
 ?Tf5Ti«rT/. j 
 
 2 THTif «. »ft^ ^TlHiif «. ^\f^ ^R'f M. &c. ift^ n. M\^m. [, 
 
 Chabmixgly, ocfr. v.A. 2. rpitt^fPT ^imivil'ir,^r<>^fj4*. 
 Chabminqkess, n. v. A. 2. ni^+-f^ «. I^ji+r^l «. 
 Chabnel-house, n. ^rf^vj^q' ^ ». 
 
 ChABOX, M. 4JH(ja »7J. 
 
 Chaet, n. marine map. t\H^\-^\ JT^^TT 8». *|H4l^<»<444-»l^n. 
 
 CflAKTEB, «. (/(?<■(/ of grant. H^/. ^TRT^T ». ^TRTTT^ ». 
 
 2 license, liberty. i\^K\-^f. JSJT. 
 iTtf Chabteb, r. a. //"•» or let by charter ( a ship ). ^RR 5TT- 
 
 CflAETEB-PABXr, «. 'Ir4«)dl Rl^?-^ I +<K'iml «J. 
 
 Chabt, a. frugal, sparing, v. EcO.NOMIGAi,. ^ iiy^-J ^=^ 
 
 .To Chase, Ckase. See To Huxt,Hc»t. 
 
 Chasm, m. cleft, fissure, breach. =^f. ipT/. ^^ffe/. BlrfUl /. 
 
 JTHTT n. H'l^lS w. Hn^ w. T^R'^ToS w. ^ »». 
 Cjf ASTE, o.— of females. ^Rfl', TfrnnTT, ^«^, Hl^j^lr'lf^W^, 
 
 ^. N. B. Thc'e words apply chiefly to married women; 
 for words applicable to unmarried, Hec Contixent, 
 and ViBois. For words- for chaste — of men, See also 
 
 CONTINEST. 
 
 2 not obscene; decent, pure. 3<«ft*1fW, sftTrW TR X^^- 
 ^If^&e. WS'^, "Tf^^, f^nfe, f5=TT^!|?, WH^^, TT^. 
 3 — language or style. ^HTg, ^5, f^l^T. 
 To Chastes, To Chastise. See To Pvsx-in, 
 
 CuASTEi-y, adv. \. A. qf^^rmi^, 3'?T«rf^?TpT, 3^'«TfJr^- 
 
 CUASTEKESS, ChARTITT, W. \. A. 1. ^Trf^nJIT m. ^]t.^tiV\] m. 
 
 qr«jyMViT>». MifrjaKf «. ^rftf^r ". ^T*-'^t??r n. ar^qf^^rR m. 
 
 2 sft^^^HT^TTf^ n. ^R«TrTT/. if^rafTT/. f«lA3Hl/. 
 Chaste-tbee, n. titcx. fJTTT^/. Pl'lil/. 
 
 ClIASTISEMEKT. See Pl'NISHMEKT. 
 
 To Chat, v. n. talk familiarly or eatily. ^fi^f.pl. ^T^- 
 
 !FTof, Jltf^ STrffT/.p^-ntftTRfT/. J:>/.-'Tt1^s«tT5 «. -TtTP?- 
 
 «fi «.-&c. «JROt, T'^TT/- i''- ?fTS^, «lT?fT/. jp^. <'-(»Jlrfi^-HH«i- 
 
 Si^-^fT-rot, ^•+I'l-Ml/. 2'^- f*T7iJr-HRot. [ ^'IW. 
 
 2 talk idly, v. To Pbate. «PFi7|f, «rRTT/.p/ ?K^, !};r*II '". 
 Chat, Chattikg, n. v. V. 1. jTlf^ sfmr or jtftt/. pi. stT^/. 
 
 TtTT^Jp «. iPT or »T<T/. '^ipR'^l or ^?^?TT/. pi. 'Uf^'iTT- 
 
 ^ «. 'Mrl'U'irt/. pi- T^TT^ /. 
 
 2 a«f? Prate. spPT/. y^. spF«PP/. spp^ «». *(+4|H^ m. 
 
 tt'^t/. #reqT'TmT/. 2^. 2fr^ fH^Fj «. spmrf^^ or !j:r- 
 
 Chateau, »i. mansion, y. Ca8ti.e. mST m. *T^M in. 
 Chattel, n.moceable possession. «RRl^»ft/. ^^^^ n. STn- 
 
 Chattels, f^jft/. f^R^reT/. tTTc^JTtTT/. ^R^s«T «. %- 
 ^aR[ ««. /. ^«iR-H<jtT m. 
 To Chatter, «-'. «. — as a pie, &c. f+rtf+rtui, f^^f^ROT, 
 f^nrN^ot, +-o|+'e)3r, ifl<f««. *-=)MOf, f=q^^«r /. <?u5ir, 
 
 2— as a monkey. fqR^F^ or ^-cunul jn/e»s. ^^quf, 
 
 3 — the teeth. WJ^fi^adv.- ^5^5 fl<7p. «|Mui, MM^i, ^- 
 4 <a7i- jWi^/, v. To Pbate. st^cfr, sj^jppwf, SRsnot, iTTm/. 
 
 pi. j?^-^?HTrzfit-?jT?:ot-JTRiJii ^m'lf- fTRiof, <pTr^r /■ />/. 
 
 sFT'f-^rRi't-'ITI^. 
 Chatter, Chattebixo, n. t. V. 1. fxjg^^/. 5R5^^ m.f%- 
 
 intens. *rt*rtK or fe^f^c^K »». f+rlR-VI-i' »«• <?i'rR w», 
 r+,f41"I «»• f'laRrfl'l "». f^rif^WI'i m. f^r^f^^TT^ m. 
 
 2 f4)-=(r4>-^ul n. -ti+.ti+miJi fl. ^flui n. &c. 
 
 3 «(M"1 w. *s*s''t «. 
 
 4 anf? Pbate, sf^sf^/. spF^ wj. »|+«||(^ w. sf^'Tff/. 17 
 or TC?/. 'I<<my+ «. <FT?'TT/./»i. ^R^PT/. 
 
 Chatteb-box, m. v. Pbateb. ir^TT^^TT, "Pft or iji^T, It'ft- 
 ^RT, 'M+«1I<(1 or qr, 5[I^-5TT, ^RS^ST^T, ^tellTT. 
 
 Chatteree, «. Chattebwo,/;. a. t. V. 4. and Prateb. ^- 
 +'«)+-*<U|RT, STTcTTf^tfrRT, 1<-m «+<<!, «JifHI3f«JI. [q^H^FT. 
 
 Chatty, o. v. N. 1. and Talkative. ntftfinT, iirf^t?^, 
 
 Chat-wood, n. little slicks, t. Fuel. ^\^ "^^ m. pi. "PT- 
 
 €t «• pi. ^n^o5 +ie'yi/. ;Z sjnz^qr '$"-=•^1/. i^/. 
 
 To Chaw. See To Chew. 
 
 Cheap, «. ?RFTT, ^T, ^W, WW, *SR'<T, ^r*+<ll jfPTT^, '■TT- 
 i+'MI H'lrf|-«fl-f^'-Hd'1-=)|-&C. 3T?q ^T^ft, ^T^f, JT^. 
 
 Dirt-c.'^;mRT?ft,"^SITT?Rr^, HpfNq^r »TT^^, ^%?R. 
 
 To become c. t. To Cueapei*. *)<:Hld«1f, ^q^oj. 
 
R 
 
 CHE 
 
 139 
 
 CHE 
 
 be dirt-c. <<|i«|< Tl'if, Hlr(l-«( Jitf?T% [«i'»>wf-^-^- |l ^+1^1 «i. 
 W m. ft% 3. of*. ^ w. qrsf^ s- "J*- Chekk-bo.ne, n. 
 
 To 
 
 of, 1^ 
 Tj Cheapen, r. a. W^ ^iT^, HiaRof, ^^HH^h, R>HH /.-^- 
 
 ^ n. MliW|-^:Kt +<«(*'i, '?r|^-^-^'f , Ac. 
 To Cheapen, v. «. wm frot, ^^rr^, ^tn^, «^'INuf, ^- 
 
 Cheaply, adc. v. A. W^?rR, «i wi^*?, <iW'in'^, »Tt5«nTT Kt?5t- 
 
 Cheapness, n. v. A. «Wl(/. ?rt»Tn^/. ««l(/. H^/. HH- 
 
 Jo Cheat, r. a.dtfraud, trick, v. To Deceite. 3^^, <PH- 
 
 <Jf, [ ^i*"J. 
 
 To c. and give the slip. iJTt^ m.-^F^ m. ^-TTT^- 
 
 Cheat. n. fraud, trich, impotlure. t{id«(Ul /"l+^ui /. <F?I^W/. 
 
 2 cheater, v. BoouE. *^o*<|, 5^6^, M^TT, ^<lTTr, 5^ <?. 
 
 ; HATED. ;>. V. V. i<|i«("-',rll , **<«*^rfl, Ac. <iP)»T, MHiRh. 
 L UEATISO, II. T. v.— arf. 3^^ «. *««)«( n. d+<(uft/. ff^- 
 
 Check, r. a. reprett, curb, v. To Eestbain. SSTOT, ^Wif , 
 ^ «. ^, ^|4|<U|, afrflW, 3(TT^55<if, ^l+.-^H «.-f*nT^ 
 •1. «^ y. 0/ •• 
 
 2 ( an account, paper, &c. )v. To Comfabe. aT^-fiT55- 
 ^-ic. Ml^«i. 
 Check, Chxckixo, n. v. V. 1. — act. ry^Sr n. •sn^T^ n.&c. 
 ffT^ »». i<i<4':<<< /. 3TT^ w. ^I'b'l'i ». fH'T^ *». 
 To bo under the c. of. '31<r*ri|l'*-"Mi^fT'S>-4Tfi aWTofr. 
 
 I. perwm, ife. checking. ^rn'ln.4.i*lil, TTTfTT, TTT^ ^lufl. 
 
 II. /«■•! «/ eheu. Vi^ m. v. \ 
 
 III. order for money. «H*I<I<I< f^^/ 
 
 i£CK-MATE, n. ITR/. 
 
 C. with a pawn. m<I«HM/. WTT^/. h<mO/. 
 To CnxcKKB, p. a. tarieyate, dicertify. f^l^l^K ^^lif, jt- 
 •ft-Nmrtf^lN-Ac. ^rif. 
 
 Checkkk-wobk, «. f%f^Ti-f^Mftr*m-&c. qr^T ». 
 Crzc'Kekep,^. t. V. ftfl^t^, ^nv^, f«reftf^?T. 
 Cheek, n. nv^ m. Ilrf*'. or i or ? a. ^R^ftsr or «PT^r^ n. 
 ^rirPI B». »il ■». »iTO^ »». TW "1. — in abuaive or angrj 
 
 »t tIc. 'dn^n ». j^mrit/. vprrt or vf^f. 
 
 The chocki,— roTilin^tly. »n^ a. fl. 
 
 Dimple on the c. 'iii*^! m. 
 
 Fluab OF color in the c. ^I44MI m. 
 
 Fluabed cheek*, f^*^ TT^ •». fi. To get one's 
 cheeks flushed, n^ •»• pi. f^^ y. o/#. 
 
 Hollow or concavitjF of the c. puffed out. *W^VZ or 
 
 I a. HTw^rtt/. nr^rrtt/. 
 
 slap orer the c. •Il'<*]ll w. 
 
 To pinch and pull the cheek* of. »m^ or IffWt/. 
 
 I^^iifr, nw^^f ••.-•nwfiwT •i.-*itsJttt ••. iiof y^ o^ o. 
 To tma^-k or lUp the che«ks, t. Facs. tit^TT^, ^• 
 
 iTOT^ ^ w. »i!3Mi<*lM^ »». nsrf^ «. ?t- 
 
 Cueer, «. provisions for a feast or meal, t. Food. ar^T ». 
 pl- ^'TTnp i><>^. ^'<n5F m. Ht^rr^TT w. /)?. [/• 
 
 2 «/a/e of gladness, v. Jov. Tgm w». aiTR^ w.^TH^^Ft^r 
 Be of good cheer! m<|m<I, *ffT*ITr. 
 
 3 acclamation, v. Shout. T^TT »». aiMi^IT m. ^PT^S^JTr.-*, 
 To Cheek, v. a. gladden, t. To Kejoice. ^fft^ ?«. sRwf g. 
 
 ofo. ^f?t^Tft^, ?r5q-|!?-^'5f?T-gn-&c. q^. 
 
 2 comfort, v. To Console. 'HM«)uli, ^grF<n«r^, ^TT^^rre^. 
 
 3 i»cj7e, inspirit, v. To Animate. ^^ n.-vffT »». ^, 3"- 
 ^T^ m. aTTT'S'-^, 3TT=^nrJf, 3TT»<?T'FPT ".-sftr^T^T n.-Z- 
 fTJR n.-&c. ^T'Jr- y. of 0. 
 
 4 «a/ttfe «f i7A cheers. m1<<sH*<*K «i.-^I^^/. ^JiT^ ^. 0/ <?, 
 To Cheek up, v. n. become cheerful.'^ n.-vft^ m.tlTof. 
 Cheeked,/), v. V. 1. Hffpinr^JTT, Bf?rf^, ^^.. 
 
 2 «|rlV^r41,&c. 
 
 3 3TT>«llflrWI, STT'^TftrrT, JTl^cHlf^H. 
 
 Cheeber, n. Cheering, p. a. v. V. 1. ^d1»)*)U |TTr, &c. ^^^ 
 
 2 ^HT^ ^nr-sTmoTRT, &c. ^Wr^, 3%^^, w'^rm^, 
 
 3TT»!rT?FT-5l)f«I^<l-&c. sprft-^ft. 
 Cheerful, a. gay, lively, v. Mekbv. Tssra^ g?T, fT?^^, 
 ^ItM'i'^i, SRT^rjW, HtiM«ci'i, ^^r^ti, g?I^<T. 
 2 ( of disposition ) habitually cheerful. 3TR^, TI^Rftf 
 ?fffWt, ^RfH^ o*- B^?ft, 3TR^1%, ^PTt^rflrT, g^^T^HTT, 
 
 g?whft. 
 
 CuEEBFULLT, «</». V. A. 1. 2. fc/VA yff»V/y, willlngnrss, ^c. 
 3TR^, g?ft^, g^WfTtfT^ or g^fT'Hfft'i', gW^TT'^TPTT- 
 
 Cheebfulxkss, n. v. A. 1. 3TR^ m. Tf^m ««. TffTOffrT /. 
 
 TSTTs?^ n. 3TtH^>TR »». l^f^rT «. 
 
 2 '3HH<^*4HR »». 3TH^HR »». fWI^ /. STR^frT /. 
 
 «<^Hf^f* n. 
 Cheerless, Cheeblesssess, See Comfortless. &c. 
 Cheerly. See Cueebful, Cheerfully. 
 Cheese, n. T^tr «n. ^?gT m. ^(S^<^ »• ^TT w. Tgr w. 
 Cheesecake, «. ^ n+K<Y 'i\^ 'iTT^. 
 Chkmical, o. v. N. <^WHn)<j-^l, t«i<<Hf^<Tl«*i<ft-ft"?^rK- 
 
 aij«<l<fl-&c. 
 Chemise, «. iirtTFT^ <F»ft^. 
 Cheuist, n. 5[^riR^fTT, ^I^Rfroi^^, ^WRTTTTJRT, T?rT- 
 
 «n=rt^ m. x:nvr^. 
 CnEMWTBr, CniMisTBT, n. T^PTT ;»o/'. TTirTT ». wnTJlfr- 
 
 To CUKBUH, r. a. foster, ^c. v. To NocBisn. qfotdf, q1< T "1 , 
 qT35t>T n.-MI***^"! «.-<IRHMI^1 n.-<tc. HiT'^ j. of o. 
 2 harbor, indulge. HK'I'Jf, rr^df, •IT'f, 
 
 CuKBiMBER, «. Cheuishixo, ;>. a. V. V. 1. mttUlUi, «rf5^, 
 flfi^MIrW), 1T<^-Ac. ^frt-'PR^. 
 
 Chekihhixu, t. V. 1. — act. <na^ «. Ac. 'TTf^T /><>/>. "TTcWT n. 
 
 Chmooi, n. ^ m. Mtf. 
 
CHI 
 
 140 
 
 CHI 
 
 Cheekymebiit, n. present. ^(\H(\ /. "it^ n. MH^m^/. 
 Chess, n. ^f^;^!?^ po/). 5^55 ». or ^■^••(■aiMi^a m. ?f»T^ or 
 VM"^ m. 
 
 To play at c. ^^^ or ^^5ET^ %oETjf. Some of the ! 
 terms used at Chess are ^^TTMTT^, «FT^?IT^T, ^ivili, ^F- 
 ■ - SKTtT, q^?T^, ^Pft, frT^ or ^, ^^mr or ^, «n^, cjtt- 
 ffHm, H><v^, «l<iI^T, spfti^T^, >1<S1««, ?t?ft, ?c^«ii>*fl, itf- 
 
 Chess-boabd, n. ^^^ m. T^ m. f. 
 
 Chess-majj, «. 5^sjo5 «. Ht^ n. The pieces are King TT^TT, 
 
 Queen ^^jftr c T^^, Bishop 3Z, Kuight ^tST, Castle 
 
 ^, Pawu cq-f^ «. 
 Chest, «. v. Box. ^sp/. ^^ «. Hf^/. sfR^T^ «• ?r^m. 
 C. of drawers. ^pJTHft ^^/. 
 
 2 ( of the body ). fJTfft/. "TSKm. 3Tr<T?5«. ?r?l^^«R?«. 
 
 Pain of the c. vi?IM^»». -jOvMw. 
 
 Broad-chested. 3T»?TT^, 3T^FT, 3T^T?^. 
 Chest-fodndeeed, a. d(iH<rfrfl-*'iri3r. 
 
 To be c. vi(l*f<.iJi, 3ff^?I^, STTif or 1SV\^. 
 Chestnot, «. ^ <F3 3TT^. 
 Chbsthtjt, a. — of horses. riraiT ^TT, cTri^l^Ml^d. 
 Chetaux de fkise, «. a kind of. n'TJit/- ^TT^n. 
 jPo Chew, v. a. masticate. Mit"i, ^^4^, ^^n. q;^ y. ©/■ o. 
 
 2 roZi tn <Ae otokM, champ. =5fR3T, '^Moiui. 
 
 3 fig. ruminate, Sfo. W{m. ^of , q^^, vl^Mloi/.-^mufl 
 /. qiJlr y. q/" 0. 
 
 To c. the cud. ^'«Tn. »i. 'JjT'if. 
 jTo Chew, v. n. ruminate upon, ^^\^n. ^>X^-A\^^\. 
 
 2 eat tobacco, opium, bhang, S(c. "fW/. ^S^. 
 Chewing, «. v. V. A. 1.— ac<. "qr^n. &c. "^^n. 
 Chicane, Chicaheet, n. v. Ahtifices. tTTTST^w. pi. tJ^T- 
 
 %m. /)/. <^-MHN oj-TNtpq-OT. pi. HKH^»/i.'TT5:5/>. iflg^'IW". 
 Chick:, Chicken, n. 5pf«lft^ f^"- ^^'^^^HrfTTn. 
 Chicken-heaeted, a. timid, v. Cowardly. fHrRT. 
 Chick-pea, « c/wr arictinum. t. Geam. ^piTTw. 
 Chicken- pox, «. spt^rrqr/. pZ. A pock of it. ^■jjTjf\f. 
 To Chide, See To Bepeote, To Scold. 
 Chief, a. principal, capital, head, first, ^^^i ST^T, Mf^rfi 
 
 ST'iTJT, H^TT'T o>- nft, M<*|Oui, 5^, 3TT^, 31T^,3Hlf^H, 3T- 
 
 3TnT, TTK, SfiilFT, R^, SRT, f^pf^T, ^TOT, f^R^, ^THT- 
 "rft, TPTT (in comp. as IM'J*;, ^M"lH|t<(N, TT^q^lf^d 
 chief priest, &c. ), ^ & H^ ( in comp. as f^vji«)4, ^- 
 ^, TT?4^ ), ^\ ( in comp. as «Tft?T j%^, J^ f%^, JTT- 
 
 Chief, Chieftain ,n. commander, leader, v.A. and Conduc- 
 
 TOB. ?rT^OT. ?n%t?m. HT^^ pop. 5nf^ w. 
 
 Chief, Chiefly, adv. v. A. MWc^^t^t.H , inV!'^*«:T,M^- 
 Chikfship, CHiEFTAorBr, n. v. N. ^^eift/. *)<^l <*!»>/. 
 
 llM'fti/. 1IS*M«1|OT. 
 
 Chilblain, «. ilfN^l/.-'BT/.-qJIrTTTOT.-^/.-JTITw. ^»not- 
 ?m»». RniPii+i/. 
 
 To be affected with c— a limb. *i^ ^P^. 
 Child, n. ?5^^«. <fR»«./. n. tftrnTw. ( »ft/. J^m. ) "^m.f.n. 
 Mr5'll»>. ( Jft/. "Tn. ) "ff^n. timin. in?<». «(irt-*in. n. 3T- 
 q^rq». f?Tg»n. 3TH^m. «. (3T^/) %i=5rfn. 5rsr?T»>. (f[ f. 
 \n. ) m1<^(^| c. — carelessly, generally, &c. S<PJrf»». r5- 
 ^5TT5En.m. Hri*lI5Cn. «frWR». >li<«IK». "Tk^t^OT. qtrf/TW 
 m.J. — in endearment. «n^»n- «lTw. «rT«lT or sn^TTni. 3T- 
 «R«. tiNilw. (ft/. % n.) ^^n. ST^reTm. or \n «)i«<rti or 
 ?^». c55m ( like roy«e ) ^H»». n. ^A'^r^Am. ^ft^T^qTwi. 
 ?I>R^'^ m. ?ft^ or ^^TTw- %^ m.~to a female c. JPTT 
 /. *R^ /. — in anger or contempt, as brat, imp, Sfc. 
 "IR^w. (^/. ^». ) ^R2T "fteT or qjTT5T»». ( t\J. 'tn. ). 
 
 C. of one's old age. ?r?T«E«. ^^'^n. ^TRTT MWHI-M 
 
 C's play. mB-+l5l/. ^IT^^fteT/. siR5^ftiT«». "lirt-HRin. 
 
 C.'b speech. STTHTnT/ 
 
 Dotingly fond of children. "fkpTHr. 
 
 Extravagant fondness for children. <Tt^f^«. 
 
 Tonsure of the head of a c.(to form ?f^). ^TST^M. 
 
 Si)oiled c. 5^^^i 'tr^'^t. 
 
 Better no c. than a bad c. J^HMI^t^ f^WfTPT «R. 
 
 To be with c. v. Pbeokaht. 'ft7Rft-*Pl'iT-&c. sR-^- 
 
 ^- 
 
 Children. V*,A\'3.npl. ^\t^!(\ikn.pl. T^pA-hKn.pl. ^hPC 
 
 ■«no5 n. f^T^ f??5t npl. ^ 5i% mpl. ^f?3 HSotn. qft ^ 
 n./i. »lwmcijM. ^ISpflr^ n.pl. 
 
 Amongst, by, with, Ac. c. "ftTNttt, rt+HI^^O, 
 
 Fondness for c. SJ^T^ w. 
 
 Trinkets, &c. worn by c. *l|otrtui or r^TpJif, 
 
 fitting c. — articles of clothing, &c. «|-«H>uir or oft. 
 
 !Readily intelligible to c. «tlfl*f|Kl. 
 Child-beaeino, CnlLD-BiBTH, Child-bed, n. the state of 
 being in labor; also, the act of bringing forth. mirlMOIlM. 
 
 «rT3rnjnr/. ^^p^jmf. irknf«tt /. ^^^ m. ir^/. 
 
 Easy c. ■g^wti'i »». 
 
 Pains of c. »Tit^5TT/. 5^^^?%^^/. ^^ #^/. 
 
 Woman after c. ( just delivered ). ^V^f. ijrafftor/. 
 
 'mip\'h\f- ^^ffl*!/. 
 
 "Woman in c. ^W f^Mp-cfl ^/. ^HpHMi-^' *Tm¥ h. 
 Attendance upon a w. in c. ^rir^^V^T m. ^HUMHll/. 
 Betel -roll, baby-clothes, Ac. presented to a w. after 
 'C. irr^rff^ m. 
 
 Bracelets given to a w. recovered from impurity of 
 
 C. «)|ir(;^5l »». 
 
 Caudle to a w. in c. irTid+lil ♦». ^lii'TTT m. 
 Chamber for or of a w. in c. siTafT ^ffrft/. ^T^fT ^«. 
 Disease incidental to a w. in c. ^iotdO'I m. ^<1»| «. 
 Poul clothes of a w. in c. *n^f^ ». »?T2«T^ «. 
 
r 
 
 cm 
 
 141 
 
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 House in which is a w. in c. «|l<iH ^ n. 
 
 N©ce88*ries for her infant given to a poor w. after c. 
 WS^ n. [ o^ n. 
 
 Kice, Ac. sent to a w. on the tenth day after c. Pm- 
 
 String cast ( after consecration ) around the neck 
 of the w. and her infant. T^f. 
 
 Worship of deities on the fifth day after c. Tt^^. — 
 on the sixth. ^Z or V^J. ^^t'^^f'l *»• ^T^/. — on the 
 tenth. ^I^T^/. 
 
 Belonging to c. irra?nrPTTr^, WK^Pl^. 
 Child-hood, n. gra^m ». ^*<Mi»ll m. mk^ui m. Qkmuh m. 
 
 Second c. ^ «. [«IRI»^«. 
 
 Practised or versed in from c. «||o6WI<, ^Tt^T^TTrfl', 
 Childish, a. qtr^, <j) <.*•!, lll'l*, «ftT^, rtj^ti, rf*<'44, 
 ^wgHj, ^tr^^, 3i*i^fJ, 'frr^TT^rT^, 
 
 To be c. ^re^, ^lOi. [<MU|MI. 
 
 2— of things. Mi<S^SI, MltHM^rfl-MI, «fn^»(I^HI, <lt- 
 
 Chtldish^tess, «. V. A. Pl*<M'ni m. cJi*<^HI«( m. SjTS^f'". 
 
 Childless, a. a(TO<TR, yn«<lfr», 3T^, STT^HT, 3TJr^, T(T7- 
 H?^, ♦JdHififJ, Ac. 
 C. woman. STT^. 
 Chtldlesskess, ». T. A. Pj+IHM 
 Child-lies, m. resembling or becoming 
 
 Cbili, ». eaptieumfrulete&iu. fJTT^/. PTTtPI or ifl/. 
 
 Chilis pounded into a mass. fiSWi n. •«(i^«b m. 
 
 Bed chilis pounded. 'T'lTKt/. *l+)*I^O /. HT^ w. 
 Cu ILIAD, a. V^^TS M. m^m. 
 Chill, Cbillt, m, — of the air or thiogt, t. Cold, ht^, 
 
 2— of the feeling, r. Gold. 1^114^1, Vl^l^^, ^\M 
 or ^■%t^(\^c. m^.f^l. 
 
 3 tcUkout tearmtk or cordiality, v. Cold, 'itlli^. 
 Chill, Cbillutus, ». t. A. 1. m^f. ftXKf. fv,^f. 
 
 Of which the c. is taken off. fTtcE^lT, flRreriT. 
 
 To take off the c. of, or to lose its c. (—water). «n- 
 OTfTWT %[K\m. (hiuf. 
 2 ekilly fetling. f^n. f|^ or fi^flit/. ^Ta. ^T^XTm. 
 
 Chills and flushings. <n^ ITifV/. 
 Jo Chill, ». a. i« afftettd trilk eold. fiWf, f^Wl'f. 
 
 2 i«cMn-Wn«cit,— plants. f^RK^. 
 To Chill, r. «. »«4r« c*«7/jf. HT^ *il-Ac. *rSr. 
 
 2 iitpirit, t. To Discovbaob. »frt*l, ^V^n, ^T?!^-3TT- 
 
 t i.'KB, a. (of musical iustmmcnts). »TT3^ ••. ^^^X pop, 
 C. beaten at the end of a watch. •PfTsi. r. wi^, ^V, 
 Cloeiog c. or pe»l (aa of » i?t^IT Acy. ^tt m. t^ 
 
 To Chime. See To Corsespond. '*' 
 
 Chimera, n. fabulous or unreal thing, aro^ <I^4m». 3m- 
 fi<IW »i. Some particular Chimeras or some significant 
 terms for an unreality are ^^s'T or 3TT^^^5T«. (sky- 
 flower), «»i>J<H*H n. (camphor cah), ^^^^ or f^^- 
 ?TT^?=5«. (sand-oil), w\^^V^ cr ?T3n^T». ( hare lioin), 
 ^«TT7^ m. (son of a barren woniaii). "" 
 
 2 vain fancy or thought, v, Fascy. STOrpjJTTT/- W{- 
 
 Chimerical, o. t. N. merely imajinary, v. lMAGix.Mir. 3T- 
 
 CniMSEY, n. vent for smoke. ^n^«. ^n^n. tn^n. ^fiRfe- 
 2 glass for the flame of a lamp. f^^V^^l «<|rfl'(< jft ^- 
 
 Chin, n. ^^^(\ or ^g^ or pi^/. ^/. aTH^/ ^H/. 
 
 The hollow above the c. "k^^f- A'^n. 
 Chin-ache, n. ^ji<^mH m. 
 CHnf-couon, n. 4ii<<|<f|+e!T m. 
 China, Chinese, a. ^ift, ^tsi%?T^, 
 China-boot, «. smilajc china. 'qmNfft/. 
 CutKE, «. spoTTm. ip u<JH I TPTw. q;o<Tl^r sT^^n m. 
 Chink, n. v. Cback. ?TN7/. <Pt/ f^^/. f^or/. flftlw. 
 
 pop. ^^f. or ?Tt'^OT. =<tT/. '^^f 
 Chink, arfc. trT-^ET-'PT-Ac. tTT-^p^-^-Ac. (jm sJtT or ort 
 
 (intens. gwrns"!, a^iiuil). 
 To Chink, r. n. woAe a »Aar/> sound. grJT-^-'ptTr-Ac.-gfV- 
 
 goj- or Oft ^M<)|, rfuitiui'f (intens. {JwrrJnit). 
 To Chink, c. o. tfuirfUIN«f, ?rT IfT ^r^if^, ^oWHosf^^. 
 Chintz, n. t^Tn. ^'fl'filMJ «. Some of tho chintzes op 
 
 fashions of chintz are^TTSTift ^, 4.otwm^, ilRj^ft ^, 
 
 Belonging to c. f«^, fl57^, [fT^ ^T^T. 
 
 To Chip, v. a. Hraot, tT?!^m. pl.-&c. ^TT^, fjip^m.^. ^ot. 
 
 To Chip, p. n. Jr<-ai o^ i» small pieces. ^il^/.-Ac. f^^. 
 
 Chip, n. (of wood). BPTr^ or iTcTT'/i. rf»w. «Wrft or ?^?ft /. 
 IWT^n. tr^qr A »?^Tm. dim. tT^<ft/. A J?I<t/& VT^e«. 
 ^^f. m'TXT m. Jc&Mdl or ^oSJJ'llm. f^^/. ipR^/ <«?- 
 :r<prt. ^^^K^f. fSV^n. ^tff- f»T<To5T or H?rar w. rfiw. 
 JTTT/. n. A *nj»R 11. 
 
 2 ( of stone, Ac. ) piece chipped or sliced off. WV^ »i. 
 dim. ^<T^/. ^>^■^f• 'P^ tn. dim. ^M\f. tNt or Z\^ 
 m. dim. tMt or ?Hft/. iT?^ or «q;5T m. dim. yj^^ or 
 «Vt^/. or U^TT A «pmi m. rfiw. vp^ A •-^'ft/. A M<W- 
 Z or V^mZ «. r*qi/>/. ^FT^ n. ft'T^ or ZV^f. %\-^«.\ 
 m. ^T^a/ f?^/. [ W^T w. 
 
 Chips, Chippingn. *14<^',/. '^^ZW^ ^^Vlf.pl. ff\- 
 
 Chipped, ;». v. V.A. mn^^, m^W, ?TO. [ ». JT^m n. 
 
 CniPPiNO, n.\.\.A.—ael. nmof «. fTRT m. nratjft/. (TmitPT 
 
 Chibolooist, »i. v. N. vrqigwTT. 
 
 CniBOLOOT, ». or/ of talking with the fingers. <f.<9H«0MI^I 
 
 C'BIXOXAIICBB, CbISOOBAFDIIT, «. T.N. ^IJIMI^"!!'!, ^TnjfJf' 
 
cno 142 
 
 CiiiroMANcy, n. divinalion ly the hand. ^)Hjf^ ^ n. ^5RRTT- 
 
 To CiiiTtP, V. «.— of birds, f^qf^r^of, f^^^(\^ f.-^^n.^^ . 
 — noisilv, &c. f^Pjf^F^'iJT. 
 ■2— of insects. f'Ft-f^jnJ'Jr <Kh-. ^ot, r^u | =en T7r or f^pTtf^- 
 
 Cinup, Chibpixo, n. v. V. 1. — act. f=ET^pEr;pjf «. f^^^y. 
 
 '^M. f^^/.— noisily, Ac. ^cT^R »«. fjpfSToi m. 
 
 - rtuMt'T <»• ^sftf^pft n. pj^ror «. fqR ??, 
 Chikuhceox. See Sukoeon. 
 
 Chisel, 7j.— of a carpenter, f^^ n. f#^ n. ^niif «. 3Tf# «. 
 Smith's c. 'imoft/ 
 Stone cutter's c. z\^f. Z^ m. ^jj^VJ^^j^m. Incision 
 
 made with it. Z\^ /. One who works with it.d%^»«. : 
 To CnisEr,,t). a. f%!p-^-fsrM<'«?l^-&c. ^FT^-mi^, ^rroT, j 
 
 2 (8tone);-OKy/(en tcith incisions. ?i^, 7:\^'^\f.pl. TTl'jf. 
 Chit, n. no/e or «OTaW epistle, f^ or f=r^/. 
 Chit, «, v. Spu )ut. qff»i m. 
 
 2 V. Chilb, f^f^ m. f^\vu 
 CniTCHAT, See CnAx. 
 Chitterlings. See Bowels. 
 CnivALKic, CnivALKOUs, a. pertaining, ^-c. to cliivalry^ WK- 
 
 2 gaUant, &c. v. Bbate. f^^, n^t?<^i0^r, ?H?rT??t, 
 
 CniVALEOusLr, adv. v.A. ^T^ «)^1<^^K4|| ft?M, f ^ ri^^l O^ . 
 
 CUITALRT, fl. ?I^^ »1^K0/. 
 
 2 gallantry, &c. v. Biuveky. f^->4l^y. ^smfeRTT/. j To CnoosE; 
 l»HIM?llf?l<Hl/. #!T ». 
 
 CuivES, «. — in botanj. %^n. 
 
 CnoicE, n. See Cnoosrso. 2 power of choosing, option. f?r- 
 
 =(4"<4i'=ft 5^Prrft/.-WTrr/.-3TfM'FR>».-&e. "RTrft/.g^fY /. 
 f^?yTj?fY/. ?rrFR/. JR^/. ( ex. ^rm^ ^t^ ^ qtst, | 
 ^\?^ «f<T TTfr ). 
 
 3 object of choice. fsT^/. ft^i+^HH/. 
 To make c. of, v. To Choose. f^lJT %ot, q^. !p^_ 
 
 4 best part. f^mf. grRTf^T ♦»• STRTHm m. 
 
 5 sA-fW /« discriminating. ?R(RT w.rTRrR^ n.rliHH TWw. 
 CnoiCE, a. select, excellent, precious, Sfc. ^^, P)<^^cp, fsT^- 
 
 fW, t=^?5r, ^TT^, ar^Tf?, TH7T, ?Tm<HT, H'^m' i < I', ^f- 
 
 2 careful, ^'e. in choosing. ff{^^ +<UH<I, f ^^j^^ jl f^ ^l ^i j 
 
 3 axi'wy tvith care. ^T^ ^^ 'R'JTRT, ^J^iW^ ^^ 4i< iiir f r. 
 CliOiCESESs, ?i. valuahleness, excellence. 3c^ydl/. 7rfr4 ?;t. 
 
 Cnoin., n. land of singers. 'I|U||<t^ HSSft/.-^T/.- »P5 w.- ; 
 rTTTTr «». 'IIH't.'lui m. 
 
 2 irmRtsft »T^ «re'n?rEft sthtt/ | 
 
 To CnOKE, V. n. if !<M</<'r suffocation. ^ imv \ or <]j,>j<u) , ^- 
 ?rfl?^, ^-lejciut, vj-iHiuj or VJ-iHottjfj 3TPRT^, 7^ n. I 
 c?Rwr. II 
 
 CHO 
 
 That is choking. 3n;^^f|-, STI^^. 
 
 2— esp. through violent emotion. gR m. Zjm g. oft. 
 
 qcET m. SRtjf or *reTT h^ g. of ». »lf^^^, nf]^ m. ifot 
 
 «■». con. ^H^dt, ^?rf^ ^dlr_ 
 To Choke, t'. a. ij^HTCH-^^mT^ JTRof, TPFHTl ^^- 
 
 jr'r|H-<S:e. JTR^, ^??rm.-?rTl w.-;R^/.-iTsr 7n.-&c. ar'n't 
 
 or ^Njr JTRW, ^-'qTW-&c. ^pr JTRfft. [ spT^, 
 
 2 hinder »r check groicth. ^\^ f.-&c. jj^. f^fuj, g^3T^-& 
 
 3 llock vp. V. To Obstbuct. <t*T^, ^^T^, 5^^<jf. 
 CnOKEFULL, a.v. Beimfull. g^^j-TSJTorfnr, 3TT^ 'Rsr^^rr, 
 Cholagooues, «. medicine to ecacuate bile. f^rfH-^^JWiTX'^ 
 
 fiTnRR;-&c. arr?*^ «. 
 
 Choleb, n. V. Bile. fqrT w. 
 
 2 irascibilitif. ftfT «. »Rltnor m. fi f f t f ^if^ /. f^Tl^ *TT? »:. 
 
 3 V. A>GE]l. ^^ »». 
 ChOLEEA, n. PftS^/. cRoE/. rRoEHU^ft/. rRoIPf^/. ^^]^; 
 
 f. folt^/. fsrjf^W or f^lfST^FT/. 
 
 inveterate or long standing c. ^ufltTli+ft/. 
 
 Spasmodic or epidemic c. ^mJm'^f. T^RTTft/. "T^<T/. 
 
 To bo affected with rjxm or c. rRotoJ-. 
 CneLEEic, a. irascible, v. Passionate. rTH?, ?fTT5, f^Tl^'IY, 
 fqfloCT, ?TRTH, fTRRTt, ?Rfl^pfl', PlTnT^frT, ^. 
 2 indicating or proceeding from anger. ^RIT^T, ^*TT^, 
 
 To Choose, v. a. elect, prefer, f^r^n'f, f%«rf5 %^-^|iJ«i, ^- 
 
 2 «e7(?c/, piel; cidl. f?r^^, ^t'Epiif, ifRof , hR'I"I«1, Tft^lT- 
 5T w.-qR'l"lHT/. ^^ g- of 0. 
 
 please, g^ftff H'il«-f^Ttl*)-«Ririt?f-&c. ^- 
 ut in. con. [&c. Pi«(s/. 
 
 Chgosisg, CneiCE, n. v. V. A. 1. — act. fSf^fcfn. ^^». 
 Tho c. of a husband by a woman. t«j^^ «)<;». 
 The woman that chooses a husband. 5f^^n/. 
 
 2 Pi*iiul'/j. %^«. &c. mRmurm. MRMym/. 
 To Chop, p. a. <m«< off. nts^, ^S^if, ^?5JT«. ^Riif, f%?pf-.. 
 2 up; c. J«^o pieces. Ht5^, ■Hf^S"!', tftlTw*. ^^ g. of o. 
 
 Price of chopping up. ?fl4UIMo5/. 5fTi'+>'luiNo4/. 
 To Chop, p. n. c. and change, c. about, — the wind. >Ji'|«l|o6ui, 
 
 To Chop. r. o. exchange. See To Baetee. 
 
 Chop, n. |j/ece chopped off. ^ ». ^fS". <?(isioi m. at^w, 
 
 2 (esp. of timber). ?Ttl/. Ht^w. "CTS/. 
 Chopped, ;?. v. V. A. 1. ?Tt5^OT, «?ir?H$rlrfr, &c. ^rvm. 
 
 2 ^Jp^^rTT, &c. 
 Cnopi'iXG, n. V. V. A. 1. — act. ^U^n. &c. ^fi^mn. 
 
 2 m^^n. at5T»». 
 
 T. V. N. Mldloiuiro. ^\ZT^m. 
 Choppiso -block, «. ^5|r?:ur«. W^FCiT or ^ n. %7 ot. m..^- 
 
 ?r w. qtff/. 
 Choppbso-itkife, n. ^m. 
 CuoBAL, a. belonging, to a choir. TTW^^TniTofHT, «ii<+-+^i«i- 
 
I 
 
 cHxr 
 
 Cbobd, n. ttriny oj a mtuical inttrument. rf^M. w>f. i^ or 
 
 ?rt»f/. art/. 
 
 2 — in geometrr. 3^/. ^^m\ f. -"im+ui «. 
 CaomTSR, n. one of a choir. <|.iM'',l'llUIKI, »m*'|lli<<rfl 
 
 Celestial c. f^^< m. 
 Chohcs, «. band of tin^fr*., v. Cnoia TTT^iTTw. 
 
 2 ( in the drama ) <IT'«i?V m. 'TTftTTf^^ «. 
 
 3 reeurrh^ tlanza of a tony. ^'I^'i. g^w. 3fnf.<'l<(>i^ «• 
 '^Ji>i<(>i4'>. 3l*r1li/. ^i'aliw. HSuism. 
 
 Chosen,/). .^- a. v.V.l. rH«l'Arll, «Kr4-ll,ic.^T^V, T^pftfT. 
 
 I. ffi^-c/, T. Choice. Pi^ft^, Pi^s*, iRY^ftrT. 
 Tj Choose, r. a. y«W, ^e. t. To Deceive, ydliiri, js^t, 
 
 CuowaiE, «. /ai7 of M* .Bo* grunniem uted to tcJtitk off 
 flies ijC. ^WY or ^^/.^^ ». ^T»TT«. Holder or bearer 
 of it. ^rft ^Ki^l. 
 To Chwsies, r. a. v. To Baptize. ^TfJr^TTw. ^, ^th^^WT- 
 
 2 nmtne. •TTTn.-^Tt^n. ^^-%wf, sfK^". %fM. 
 Chbiste-NDOM, n. Pw*^**^ n. TH^BPffT ^ m.;?/. 
 CuBi<TEMSo, ». V. V. 1.— flc/. vH'*«>+.Kg^m fW^ ^Toi n. 
 
 2 ^t^ ^^ ». HIH*<U| n. ITTT^ ». 
 
 I wa« present at your c. g^^ snmRT *ft ^*»^ 3Tf|. 
 
 RISTLkS, «. V. A. f^^, f^'5'»rj>. 
 \ jisurriAS. a. ftl^tft yMi<<»I,f?nfft MmWMl«0,f?reft Hdl^*ll- 
 
 CHBISTIA5ITT, «. f*lM"lvm W. ftrSft^TT «. 
 
 Chiutmas, h. ^MW or 5E n. 
 Cbu»txas-box, «. <fHl«tfl^ f^r%% «l?ftH n. 
 CnOXATlC, «. relaiinij to color. gtJ^^^ft, i|uiRl7<JT-. 
 
 2 ( in music ) Vlf»l*, <ll»ft«n. - 
 Cnoyic, Chbosical, a. of long ttandinj. ^RTT, ^^*lPl+, 
 
 ^M*in**i r*i<.^irrti>, ^5^. 
 
 ChBOXICLK, «. T. HlSlOBT. <.M-»*<<t>^'« l M w. *PJ^'i«l*lMI- 
 
 CaBOSOLOoiCAL, a. t. N. «M*l»nft«)Mi, ^iMMMft<)v|J, 
 
 ' ilBO»ol.OOICALI,T,o</f. VI^T5^>»TnnTPf, ^T^JT^^T. 
 
 ■ B050L00T, n. *W10iHr<<Jl/. *WHHr<)Vl/. *I??*»1^- 
 
 ' <fR050iiZTEB, «. tiwte meamrer, — gener. vir»<iiM*i n. ^- 
 
 HTDALis, m. *tiwnft ■«. *t*t*4 •!. 
 ; RT»OLirK, n. ^H«TT w ^WTT m. 
 tKTWAL, ». «T^/. fMtr n. 
 
 .IRftTAL, «. VT%^, fts^trr^, ^l^HM. 
 
 Chc», «. ^i^Nf?T «j* *Tn!n 3Tff , 
 
 Cmno, CHCBBr, «. tkoriSf thick, ni^, nwpjT, »w^. 
 
 CsonT-CKcnKD, CacBBT-rACZo, a. A<K^iny a fat face. 
 
 143 CHT 
 
 To get c. and plump. 'IRISH. »TT?5 m. ^?ot j. of s. 
 To CnccK, To Chuckle, f. »». call at a hen. ^J?T|^vt, g- 
 
 To Chuck, t?. a. throw, pitch. ^^^ TPK^, ^i^, "PJ^^ft 
 H>+.R[I<1 ade. <ll+,ui. 
 
 2 ( grain or powders or dry food, into the mouth ). 
 "plq^ or •M+t'i. 
 
 Matter ( parched corn, meal, &c. ) chucked into tho 
 mouth. <P(gT wi. "Ff«BT or "pnPT m. v. iTTT, *+.|Uir »». "p- 
 ^ <>'• "Jn^/- t'. HTT. si^oft/. STUTT »». e. MK. 
 
 3 ( under the chin ) ^"I^T^/T^n^ y. o/^o. 
 Chuck, intcrj. S5T;-q^-^-&e. 
 To Chuckle, «. n. laugh inwardlg. ^\7^^^ ^^:^^^^■m^-^\ 
 
 Chuff, Chuffy. See Chukl, CnuHtisu. 
 
 Chum, «. v. CosirAXios. fsr^^li'HNd'T. 
 
 Chump, n. ( of wood ) v. Block. jt^FoET »«. f^^/. ^flilT w. 
 
 Chusam, n. ^ »n. ^ n. f MT/. 
 
 Terrace or floor of c. or C. work. 5^^/. n^y. 
 »I^f*Tft/ STPTT^fft/. 3T^n^ or ^ f. 
 Making of a c.-floor, &c. 'i^T'lO/. 
 Of c.-work, — a floor, a wall, &c. g^'i^. 
 Chuhch, «. ^/ac« (f tronhij}^ v. Tempix. ^3;oE u. '^^,^ 
 n. M^HMM n. *r7pT^ n. ^rs^Vi^ n. 
 2 body oflelievers. H^jhft »TSoft/. *R>^T^ m. ITI^H^- 
 
 C.-property. ^^^^ n. 
 Churl, n. turlg or rude fellow. ^>T3T-?W5r-^PE-&c. Hdi«T;«. 
 
 2 See MisEB. 3 See Countktman. 
 Cbublish, a. rude, surly, sour. v. Cboss. ^T^, 5^T5T, 3?5f , 
 
 ^ or ^, 1^, ^nft, ? ^, S ^ I'-'ftrJ, ^-.^HR. 
 Chchlishlt, adv. \. A. ^^MUll^, J^Ton^, .&c. ^-&c. 
 
 Chueusosess, «. V. A. ^^'il'TI ♦«. ^fl^MUII m. ^^OTT w. 
 
 Chub>-, n. jmm/. ^rn^f. w<xn^f. 
 
 Loop of the fixed part of a c. nt^f. 
 Chcks-bope, n. Trft^ «. w^^f. art^oft/. «m^ n. ilTTiY/. 
 Chubs-staff, «. ^/. ir«TK "»• 
 
 Knob or head of a c. HTtfl or Vtl\ m. *T'<ir m. *TT<t?5 »«. 
 
 Hand c. ^mT^/. 
 
 Post, pillar, stake, Ac. with which tlie c. is connect- 
 ed. JHoC^rt^ m. ?n^^/. [.^ 9-^/o. 
 To Chubs,*, a. ^wa^, *Tv9t or K'«t^, ^^ToCot n.-n'tm n. rf.. 
 
 Matter ( curds, &c. ) to be churned. ^ZiT m. 
 
 Matter obtained by clniming. Tprar 111. 
 CavwszD,p. T. V. ^a^(^, Ac. JfloEiV, Mf"^, ilfira. 
 Catnatixo, »». 55TO^ n. Wtfii n. ^JTqWT «. n<1^ n. »?-4H «. 
 Chtlaceous, Cutlous, a. belonginj to chyle. 5fl5rt^^i|'/Y, 
 
 2 contitting of chyle. MM*M»V. 
 i CniM, n. the fluid prepared from chyme. VW^ m. XH in. 
 
CIS 
 
 CUVLIFACTIVE, CuVI.Oi'OETIC, O. aH'>J<.^«J)H+, aiyi^Tlrm*^- 
 
 Chvme, n. the mod iji cation which food assumet in the tto- 
 
 mach. 1^%?^3T5rRT-^jft''I3T5rRT TftTTT m. ^IHiM m. 
 CuTMisT. Sec Chemist. [ m<J. 
 
 CiBABious, a. pertaining to or Jit for food. ^'t^J^, ST^nTq", 
 
 t'iCATBlCE, CiCATEIX, «. T. ScAK. ^f{[^ f. ^^ n. ^^ m. ^- 
 
 fsr^ n. f^><ir ». [ OT-&C. JRof. 
 
 Tb CiCATBiZE, r. a. make to heal. JTT3m-H^-H<T?Jt/ ^- 
 To CiCATBizE, V. n. heal. JTRof, JnSoE'Jf, T^ or H^TT 'Tof, 
 
 Ci-devant, a. former, late. iTPft, HI'IHI, HPT'^. 
 
 C. minister, ofBccr, &c. "ifen^ »• 
 CiELiso. See CEiLiua. 
 
 CiGAB, n. ^ m. ftitf. [«T^TT#ii«ft. 
 
 CiLlABT, a. belonging to the eye lidt. 4mufHT, mNifl'H«J>^-«<l, 
 CiLiCiOUS, o. ffloffe of hair, rfl+^lxji, if;?Tt=5rT, %5nf^T?f?f, c5t- 
 
 CiscTVKE. See Gibdle. 
 
 Hot cinders. *h|'1I m. <<>|M<1| m. JTiflT or ^HT »i;». 3TT- 
 Cdtebation, «. v. AsuES. T^Ml+iui n. [ ^. 
 
 CntEBEOOS, ClKEBlTIOUS, V. ASHT. M<:H«ld, *lWg?q', *R1T- 
 
 ClSSABAE, «. vermilion. <tJ>4H^ »». r^T^iTPT ». 
 
 Factitious c. f|^ jjojb. f^^ & ff^sj^ »«. T^rfl^ ««». 
 Cinnamon, n. ?^T?5fq?ft/. +rfH't<^lrtf^'ft/ 
 ClON, «. graft. !Jk7TT n. 
 
 2 «^oo/, V. Si'BOUT. ^m m. 3T^ m. 
 CirnEB, n. arithmetical character. 3T^^ m. 3T^ «. 3Tt^ m. 
 
 2 mark for nothing. <pT n. ^Jf^ n. 
 
 3 oecKZ< icriting.^^f^ f.'^f^;^ f. ^%frT5Ff?5ftr/. Some 
 particular dphei-s are a^npff^ or 3H+HI1I /. f^«FT- 
 ^/. or r^^lO'Tl.^ or HTTT/. ^rf+Kt or ^RTTft/. or ^- 
 ri+lO sftr^ or JTPTT, *rtl^-&c. tJ^'O' m. f^mT^RT/. 
 
 4 mere nominal person. f?<^3ft »t. f^'pt»rT »«• Pd+VKr *T- 
 5ft m. r<\Hi-m 5RIT m. 
 
 ^b CiriiEB, t>. w. f^fft^w. ;f^. 
 
 CiPHEEiso, n. See Abitumetic. [ %ft/. 
 
 ClBCLE, n. If5?yn. 5r^«. frTn. jl^/. %3Tm. iR^m. ^i». 
 
 Area of a c. <PH»». 
 
 C. of illumination. ^<|>|^l^dn. 
 
 Forth of a c. quadrant. 'P^n. 
 
 Great c.TT^^fln. ^^frf w. 
 
 Small c. t?^|TT». 
 
 Segment of a c. <^SHir!n. f^T^. «. 
 
 The eccentric c. srfJT^TTn. Zfff^ir^n. 
 
 2 compass, circuit., district, region. WSPSn. ^nP". 'TS^'J- 
 
 3 band, bodg, ring, v. Coupakt. Hi^ or oft/. ^TCt^ or 
 
 ^r^"taf«. ^^r^fn. *i5l3n. 'tf^/. arTot/. "J^ft. 
 
 Beasouing in a circle. aT=^!ft^'TT«R^W»i.3nfJTT'iT*T^'». 
 To ClEcr.E, r. n. move circularly. qj^m.-ST^yi-IT^w.-frT- 
 
 144 cnt 
 
 fnr or ^-nrnr or ^ ( and intent. f\xPK & *RITt ) f^T^t- 
 
 To CiBCLE, P. a. enclose. See To Suebound. 2 retohe 
 round. %tT»n.-^/.-ilT^»».-^v. »TR'if-^-&c. itiVA *it^- 
 ?TTt5T o/o. 
 
 ClBCUiT, n. passage around or about, compass. %TT»». ^t\f. 
 Hi^TSTOT. fnr^ITTO. dim. f*I<*f^/. v. %, HR, ^, Pr^ or 
 
 To fetch a c. %n»'».-'Pft/- ^Tiit-^, •i<«t>iff».*iKul'-q^, 
 
 f*n:^ or fqT^ft /. iii«<jf. 
 
 2 circular, circle, region. H^rl n.=^iTi»i. JI ^^'jf^/.f^ffH/- 
 CiBcuiTOUs, o. «o< rfjj-ec/. %-«TT^, ^^TT^, 'K+*I1^T, PlT- 
 
 ^-i^MI, HimS^I^I, &c. 
 CiBCUiTOUsi.T, aJo. an a circuit. ^^TT^, ^<IM3>^-&c. 
 CiBcuLAB, a. v. Bound. ^ipi^TT, •«l->b<(IHL, srSrJPFTT, '^TWr, 
 
 ^, |r||+-K. 
 CiBCULAE, n. /e«<T or rw^Ve /o a circle. nHiP^^M/. sff^f?;- 
 
 C. order. c(i^-^^H»». 
 
 ClBCULABITY, «. V. A. HtPTW. 'fte<T^r»». JTRJ^". 'llrfl + KM. 
 
 'TfeT^H/. ^+I+HOT. ^f1I+;KOT. [ f rnr5. 
 
 ClBCULABLT, flf/t). V. A. in a circular form. ^nP^, Hp=5^5^, 
 
 I. «'tM o circular motion. tl+'lHl^, M^'^'lrft'f. 
 To CiBCULATE, ». o. rfltt»e /o pats about. f<K<|ui, ■«(lrt«(«l, 
 
 t?«l-=)irf<<iJi, TfrwrTM -'?fr5F5Tm». ^.m^ g. ofo. 
 
 To ClBCHLATE, V. n. r*<uf, VPTJf, ^^TT^^fit, ^Irfl^H-&C. f^- 
 
 CiECULATiON, «. v.V. A. — act. f^T^n. •=)IW«<uI«. &e. 
 Y. V. N. r<Rnf». Jjrnjfn. vmm. VW»ln. 
 I. ( of coins ) currency. ^TW/. '^t^n. 
 
 ClBCUMAMEIEKT, a. V. SuBEOCNDINO. ^^^, 31H<*. 
 
 To ClBCUMAMEULATE, V. «. H'Tt^^ f4»<uf, IT^W.-^^E^m.- 
 
 %Tr'».-&c. virt^^l-HKuf. 
 
 To c. an object keeping it on the right, mfwuir/. 
 
 or Jn^f^^tnrn. ywu)'-^^, 4R+H»».-4R'+MU1«. 'R't. 
 To CiECCMcrsE, V. a. g^PT /•-^<^ f.-'i\ f> m -^ 4 -^Ji^Jn. <|Rdr, 
 
 y. o/ 0. [ wR+rlHw. 
 
 CiBCUMCisiON, T. v. — act. ^TtT/. ^HT/. ?lH»IM-=l'i^d^»n. 
 ClKCUMFEBENCE, n.. ^TTw. ^Tw. %TT«». "^»». ^w»- tW^ot. 
 
 'TS^In. ff^/. TT^m. H^/. 
 ClBCUMFLE.t, n.— the accent. 5FrR^(n. [ f^^pFV- 
 
 CiBCUMJACENT, a. bordering. »fl«Km«-Kr, STTHTRT^, ^J- 
 ClBCUM LOCUTION, n. c/rcuiV of words. f*RTffT «. 'PRW- 
 
 3qT%-^^^-5rS3,m^ ^tr5^ «. ^ir«l4WI"ll>MIM «». ^^TT^/. 
 
 CiBCUMLOCLTOBT, o. V. N. %^|-^I, pK+lit^MI, »TraT3STT^, 
 ^lR4iJ|ulNIHNI,&c. 
 
 To ClBCUMNAVIOATE, V. 0. 'lrf«(HiH T^ JT"^!^"!!/. Vlrt"!. 
 
 To CiBcuMscBiBE, t). o. ^wnV, V. To Bound. ^/. ^^-irf- 
 tr^, ^»T'Tf^-'m^*T-?rT?f3PF-^^ltf^-&c. «RTJf, 3Tf^^, 
 
 jj arft^ m. ^Ruf. 
 
 II Cikcumscbibed,/). ^ a. t. V. fW^lf^-^THl^ %^?^, &c. 
 
CIT 
 
 145 
 
 CIV 
 
 I. confined, t. Nabbow. 3TJTtreT. 
 
 CuCmiBPECT, ClBCCMSPKCTITE, a. V. CimOCS. qiI<\W, W\- 
 
 CiBcuMsPECTOx, CrBcusfSFECTSXss, n. T. A. and Cautiox. 
 CncniisPECTiT, Cikccmsfectitelt, «ip. t. A. JTpf JJ- 
 CiBCUitsTASCE, « appendage, adjunct, accident. ai|iiH+,»inf 
 
 •». ■sm^^riPT «. ^wiHini+'jui »». 3<ij«if*i*-3HH'-(Vi'ft- 
 
 2 tneidcnt, matter, point, jft^/. M+<ui «. ST^JR »». Tpif n. 
 By the force of circumstances. H^'H^IIH, SRPK^, 
 
 Under racli circumstances. !TOf<T. 
 3 circumstances; ttate of affair*. »fi^/. ^^TH m.j. 3T5r- 
 r«IT/. ^5!tT/- H^^MM ». 
 
 EasineM of c. or Easy c. v. Competesck. 4<>*<IH'^r^ 
 
 «. div»n<i<n/. fl'iffi/. 
 
 Scraitness of c. qTtrf qiT'if n. v|<'i>+''<J|-<n' ^?TT/.-»TfrI 
 
 Of easy c.T. Costpetesce. ^^TTT f^^ST g^Tra or g?ft, 
 <II*H 1^ g^irt-A. ^MlfMHl, ^MM^dl, ^T^ g?<t. 
 
 CxKKn£VtiSt\kUa.appendaiU , adccnlitiOUi,y.XcciD^\TXL. 
 
 2 parlieular, in detail, t. Detail. rtMf«3l'^l, «I<4I<0-«II, 
 
 3 (eridcnce ) il^HHRnf, illjmfJl*. 
 
 C. efidcnce. 3T jMMMM | u | n. Hfq'dOyn i ••. 
 
 <h»Cinf»TA5TI*LITr, M. ▼. A. 1. J R| l i H<|»t^ «. 3||^|W(4 *■ 
 
 CiactniimxTiALLT. ik/p. t. A. 1. See Accidehtallt. 2 ?rT- 
 ^ft^TT, f%?rnft??, ^m^fTT, wRi'Ht. 
 
 .'fV COCOMTALLATl, ». O. ^fNsI ^tK^ff f.-f^J^ffft f. f^, 
 (hBCCHTALLATIOK, ». ^ffrtt \M \ »V^«»^ /.-?r^ /.-I^T?:- 
 
 ^3l Cnccmmrr, CiicinfTKsrnoii, Ac. 8m To Dicnrs, Db- 
 
 cwri03c, Ac 
 'Jh CnccMTOLTX, Ac. See To Sctolti, Ac. 
 (^ncot, «. are*/or ikom mi game». fvjfkf. tthm n. ^ 
 
 <^,— M u»e<l in comp. |VCTT w ^, |Vtt?I. 
 
 Chatios. See ScMMtrni. 
 IV Cmt. 8e« To Si:mii05, To Qcotk. 
 ClfBiai. n. rrtidmtofa eUf. ^«RV<t, ^mWPlft, H^^VTST, 
 •PWfPIT, "I'M**!, Vlf'fl^. 
 
 Fellow c. <7I<*)^«| «. 
 CiTEOS, n. the tree. MlH^'t m. /)op. Mldf^'lfi. and iT^T^/. 
 ?l/. <iK^ni «. JT^TFc? n. — the fruit. Hld^'l n.pop. Jng- 
 fel n. H^lil «. t^ ». ^iP^^ n. ^n^JT^T «. H^l<<>ci «. 
 Cut, n. 3T^ w. ^TT »• <^i»». H^/ TtR «. ^ pop. ^ n. 
 Holy c. MHjO/. 
 
 AV'alls of a c. or town. ?l^<^<-^r «. 
 CiTT, a. urban, oppidan. V^-, ?I^^, H'R-m, jpR^mt, 
 
 5TFIT, ll'iR*, ^. 
 Civet, n. Mi«ti<(l »ii^n<i-<f) +wO/ Hr5r?T «t>*HR«|j| /. 
 
 Citet-cat, «. vH«(i<() irf^sn: n. irnHMk »». 
 
 Perfume bag of the c. sf^T^/. ^JT^ ». 
 Civic, o. of or lelonginj to a city. ^i^<.m, ^PITRT, 5T^, 
 
 H'K*i^*ift, •H'Kf*l«l<4+, ii'iR*. 
 Civil, a.relating to the community, to civil affairs, utage, Sfc. 
 
 viTTST^^KT^T, ril+o<<«I^KMI, ^1om«(^kRh<h*, v»Hoq^- 
 
 2 relating to a man as a memher of a community. vTlTT- 
 gjfcr'.mfrlHNI, ^HH"^<^M:NlRlr«l ^Sitft-ft "H <A •♦>-^[5?^-&C, 3TT- 
 HM<^H' Rim*, <^MH<lr^fR'lt, ^MH<(t'T. 
 
 3 no< ecclesiastical or military. grjiH, g^^i +I1MI, 5- 
 ?!'*lM+<"ir^, nK^HrTT^TT, it^^^TRTT^FSte, it^T^HIr^l+l-^l. 
 
 4 complaisant, polite, courteous, fjc. ^rfH-mrJH ^Hlrfl- 
 
 jftT-Jtc. »inn*i^rt^, f^ToET^, fprgtrTi^, 'TtrqYrTT, Hiw^nr- 
 
 OTT^, 'J^*«4MU|MI, Ac. n^4t, l?ftt7, STT^^i^, 3TT^OTT- 
 
 T, ar^Tift, ar^ftvfr, ar^^, J^lss^RT^. 
 6 ( court,&c. ) f^oft. 
 
 C. case f^^T'ft^'r^fr «» -f^'nT m. 
 
 C. court r<^«(|uft 3i<;irtri/. 
 
 CrriL-EKOIKEEU, ». "J^-iTcff-^ ^ft *ltvmTTT. 
 
 ClviLi.m, n. one employed on civil duties. 5J^<Jvt "FnT 'R'fRT- 
 
 <TT^tJTTTT-&c. it^ tiirMi-ii w:\^ Hi^yiKi, &c. 
 CiTiLiTT, «. V. A. 4 complaisance, politeness, eourteousness. 
 
 /. n^trn'iT m. a«iiJj/. h^hiuihi^/. ?p=qrn/. g^TTrr/. 
 
 Civilities and courtuHies. aTTTrflaFTT m. STT^TTT^ w. 
 
 3{1'HHII'M «. 5^JTTTH/. m-lMlofl n. T'HR m. pi. JTRH^'T 
 pop. flKrflH n. ^K^^Ki'-H n. .jdijti/. 35niF/. ». ^,^. 
 
 Empty c. 5M?IM-«<I< m. pi. 
 
 For the civil civility, for the saucy sauco. af^ r\K ^(K 
 
 Civilization, n. v. V.— ar<. ««j«qM KTm^ ». &e.~statf. 
 n\vp(v^f. Hiu[^M«ii m. gf?\f?TrnTT/. gf^i^^rtT^F<n/. 
 
 2b CiviMJiE, r. a. H-Jitllfl-HIOJ^^iH -lTM<if, m^?1lJt/.-»Tr- 
 
 ClVILKBD, T, V. R^WTtJT !*1l«nA^I, Ac. ft^nm H'W. 
 
 CiTiLLT, a«/p. T. A. 4. HHJfllO^, 'j^*«<HUII^, J^T«rtW^^, 
 
CLA. 
 
 146 
 
 CLA 
 
 I. in law, not naturalli/. 5^1^?^% ^^, +I<<<4I^. 
 Clack, n. unceasing Sf wearying speech. ^^Atj. Z^j. <1«|>4+ 
 
 /. T^pcft/. s^Fs^/. wmzf. W^WI^f- 
 
 2 vociferous woman. ^Z^^\?f. '(Z^Z +<u||0/- 'MM4I 
 
 /. ^;TT/. [&c. qTv>T#, 
 
 5b Clack, i>. «. tnake a sharp noise. ^H-i^H-i"!, <H'i<'l'l-4+<l+- 
 
 2 V. To Peate. ^^^^ ^Icjof, ^icl-iot, sTF^TFot. 
 Clackeb, n. clacking instrument ( to frighten birds, ^c. ). 
 
 ^B^ «. <1+<1+ or 5^5% n. •fi't'P^ «. 
 Clad, a. v. Clothed. qft^TRf^, yiRd')^, ^?5. 
 
 C. with space, i. o. naked. f^'it|<. 
 To Claim, «. a. demand of right. ^igr^-^i^I^-^ToTI^-^TSTT- 
 
 7^ or^ofo. ^+Kui, 3H'n+K"J1, ti-ni'j4'-t> TRTT/. ^F- 
 TW, ll'iuj, [&c. «fftrat_ 
 
 2 assert, profess, v. To Pketend. flfft^ w. «ir3En''f, =^ »«.- 
 Claim, m. demand. HMIU'I «. ?T?5if /. ■HtII>^4+ ^TT^PT n. 
 
 2 <»rfe, r jyA^ rpjnrr »». ??T^r «. ^tt^ »»■ arfW^FR »». ^sgw. 
 
 Claimant, Claimeh, n. v.V. ^?gT^ HWriTT, &c. <^R<JI<, ^- 
 
 Claimed, p. v. V. ^q^P^TT HlpM^rST, &c. ^ft^^, STift^^. 
 Claiminb, rt. V. V. — act. ^igT^ Ml'iuj «. ^lo'TT^ »ii'i"in. &c. 
 *«n+K»». Spft^FTTm. ^ft^m». 3Tnt^<JT «. 
 
 ClaIEVOTANCE, M. 3T5Tr5I?lf^'?^5ST«. 
 
 Claievotant, n. 3T^?T?T f^TT?^ «». ^]^fJznm. 
 
 To Clambee, v. n. climb with diffictdty. tj^TT ^^-^Nht ^- 
 
 Clamminess, n. v. A- f^+dui/. P^+ili/. f^^/. ^^J^f^F 
 
 /. intens. f^+f^+l-iOT. f+-=l+H/. intens. r+'^P^i-^H-iOT. 
 Clammy, a. v. Stickt. f^+B<+ld, pNHl-^trT or ft^Pt- 
 sftrT, Risf^^d, f^3ToE, ft^T or ft^lTT. 
 
 C. oozo or adhering matter. F^+4'|«t. f^*^/. 
 To be c. f«i+ri|+ui, f^4f^4>J)r. 
 ClaMOEOUS, a. v. N. 'Wlr^ff, TrS^rTT, 'li'lli^)!, ^PTTPTT, 
 3fm«TT, 'W«lr5NI, 'W+MNI &c. *ci+c«Tr, 'WW-lrt«irt- 
 &C. <t)<,u||<,l. 
 
 Clamoeouslt, adv. v. N. »lrl«jrfl^', 'irt«trt-'It?'B-&c. ^j^?T, 
 Clamoce «. vociferation, noise, outcry, v. Upboae. »ir5«r'^«- 
 
 <»)rf+t^ or q;5E^3/. VTl*+l »»• t-Frti^'^ «• CtTTW «. 
 — intens. '13«lr5l''- '»• 'WR14 »». j|1'||4 »». mTi+I* m. 
 Sb Clamoue, ». n. T^j;rT M.->TmTT w.-T^^^FT M.-'W«)ril «J-&C. 
 
 2 against; exclaim against. ^V^ 'if^ f.-^T^ f. pi. t^V^ 
 g. ofo. JTR 5JtW m.-^rfsra^ /"Slt^ w.-fFFRT «i.-^T^- 
 ^/- 'P^ ^- o/ 0. 
 
 Ci.amp, n. qft/. %?:^/. 3T|^»». 
 
 .Vo Clamp, v. a. ^f.-^W^f ^-iTTT"'f. 
 
 Clan, «. t. Family. ^ n. ^x\ m. qrnJf «. "fW »• ^ »». 
 
 Claxculae. See Clandestine. 
 
 Clandestine, a. secret, sly, tj-c. tTlO-^ll, ^TT'^, n^^HlO^I, 
 
 C. doings. rfMiW «. rlMil//. ». ^, ^. 
 Clandestinely, air. v. A. '^r^Tf, 1^5^ ^1l??T, fe^HtfTt, 
 ^?Treft#, riMdiiHr) or ^MfdM-i. 
 To give e. 3T3S^ i^MM' %0T. 
 Clandestineness, «. V. A. ^TTc'T'JIT «i. J^M^mhuh m. 
 Clano, Clank, Clanqodb, n. »Aar/j, «Arj7Z sound. ^^trpETM, 
 ff^HFT »». auir+K m. ^m^K or ^ m. yuir-HK »». 3m w. 
 jfs «. /. — intens. <su|<HU||4 m. <<(Ui|U| «. ^Jl^uiK w. 
 <J«1|U1I m. euiiuiii »». <i«ii«l ?«. yuitlU|I4 »». giTHT »». 5- 
 
 orPFT »». qunpnTC »». 
 To Clang, To Clank, v. n. ^ui<^quf, a m e ui ui , itu ig inn f , ir- 
 
 uir+K^I, iSU|<eU|>Jt, qnpTTjpjj-, — intens. ^u||U|ui,4UI|i'|iJ|, ^- 
 
 u||uiijj,nui|U(i>|, 
 Clanoee, n. Clankeb, n. Clanging,;), a. v. V. ^^T^'TWr- 
 
 n, (Jui^uiuiKl, &C. <hO|^0|.SJUH(U|-&C. «iM«IKI. 
 
 Clanginglt, Clankingly, adv. ^^-^?t-^-&c. ^or^trr or 
 'TT, ailflOT or urt, <SU|<JUI, '^uivor w orf , — intens. <<|uilf4- 
 <JT, iMUIIoif, ^TTWr, 5roTMt, 5'JITJ'T, ^'TT'Tt. 
 
 To Clap, v. a. strike loudly or smartly. Hi+H-yi+H-y4+»l« 
 
 &C. HK<i|-r5NU|-'<?l+>J^, illM-iul, SJSHSN«). 
 
 2 to, on, at, in, &c. apply smartly. JTR^t, "fr4«tiH-4(4+H- 
 ^4'H-&C. rti«i«\-*lK"i-*<lrt^l-4H5ul'. 
 
 3 (the hands). ST5ft/. f^^-«( M R fl -HTT^. 
 
 4 (the sides, exultingly). ^mpl. 5qm4ui-«ii«|u'l,4.l^ryi 
 
 Clap, «. /o)«^ 7iowe,^c. q'TPFTm. ?TIT^».»». +,il^l»n, qiPFTm. 
 
 2 (of the hands). JTo^/, 
 
 3 (of thunder). JRTIm. 'Ii'lil4 m, 
 Clappee, n. (of a bell, &c.) BtoET m. dim Sicft/. 
 
 Clabet, «. (Tqj tt?t arrl', ^^ran^w. 
 
 Clabification, «. V. V. A. — a<t. ^\^n. HcE JFR^Tfl. &c. 
 
 ^m. ^i[Vfr{n.— state, ^f^/. ?Ttfv|?f^«. P^'lPldH n. 
 Claeified, p. V. v. A. ?ittT^55T,»ra t{l4^r4r, &c. ?itfVH, ?i^« 
 
 Claeifiee, n, v. V. A. ii?1>TonTT, &e. utvi^. 
 
 To Claeipy, v. a. defecate, fine, dear, ^nvof, iTZm.-JToft/. 
 
 5FT^-«5T^^.<'/o.f5l^o55nJr,^TfP-55-?^^-f^f7-&c. JRiJf. 
 To Claeify, v. n. become clear from feculence. ffRaiff, ^- 
 
 oE »».-JToft / ^^ y- 0/ «. 
 CiABiON, «. V. Tbumpet. grTift/. ?Hf /• 'TDTrjmn. 
 Claeionet, n. ^ ^IKT 3T1^. 
 To Clasji, ». n. strike or drive against with force. ^^^T- 
 
 ?S Sl'l^i, «:TI^/.-tTs5T"»--^rfnT»«. swif, TT^TTTqrr 4IMI4I'n.- 
 
 2 fig. meet opposingly, interfere., collide, Sfc. ^reot, m- 
 ?njft/.-&c. ^t^y. of s. ?!^, <<*»^«M<1 3TT??T-<4i+Sl-&C. 
 
 %^, >J4.A<<>m ^nw, 5F^^/. ^swr-TS^t y. ofs. m.vK f^- 
 Tm OT.-f^q^ri%w. q^-^"W g. of s. 
 Clash, Clashing, n. t. V. 1. — act. ^^F^^5ff ^TPtSTji. 'Tip- 
 Ac. snriif n. 
 
 2 ^^<ift/. m+lim« or «ft^/. ^ or ^^^/. ^E^r^^/, 
 ?J77^. ^pPTF/. ^^'I^/. 5EJ^)», ^npfurn. 5§;n.— jnteng. 
 
CLA 
 
 147 
 
 CLE 
 
 *^*-m4 m. +.MI*->)/. ^•m-«l«n. toilet m. 
 I. dtuhinj toutid. r\i\<^\ or ^m. ^ST^m. +41+( or ?ITm. 
 — intens. ^T^rSm. g^^reizm. [*si«i«». 
 
 n. (as of musical instruments). *rilTm. WXSf- *«*! »"• 
 III. (of swords;. rUtJlCJ-m W^^m. fTTTF^ft/- "H *»<*/. 
 
 C LASHISO,/;. V. V. 2. <TT^qT f^fwt, 3T5%=q f^(ttft. 
 C'ia.bP, w. Aooi-, AoU, t. Catch. «irreTw. aTTpuT". ^4<<><tui*>- 
 Thathaaac. W^^, 
 
 2 See Clasuxo. 
 S^j Clx£F, p. a. huy, T. To Esibbace. 3TTl^»m, tsiiur, t^- 
 
 ZBBOf, ^'IKift, 5CT35T-&C. tIT'f, ^^/.-t^/. *4lrf"i W ^- 
 
 To c. to one's boflom. (jldioiui. 
 2 eateh and hold, jratp^ S;c. 3T^aEwf, aW^T STCif, 5#cT- 
 
 Clasped./), t. V. 1. <fc^oiAc*l, io-Hot^ F, «Stc. 3TT^if*rft. 
 
 <-LASPi50, « T. V. 1. — act. •Ixic&vi ". ^^TSIaCui ». 'M'JHi «T- 
 
 fB^ w.Ac. vKllQ'M n. ?5rK/. 3Ttn^^/. 
 
 2 St^cEvr ». 3T^^ «^T^«. Ac. 
 Clasp- KSire, %. jfrigTT m. </i«. »ft?^/. 
 Class, n. rank, order : lel, number, body. STTfrT/. 3ITH/. 1- 
 
 or m. ^ ■». ^ m. q^«. f^ or f^?^/. f^R^m. s?rt/. 
 
 2 (of scholars), ^m. 
 
 3 (of people or men), snf^/. 3IT<t/. JT53t/. cJt^ ( in 
 comp. as 4l^ui'<i4), ^JjpST^, Ac). 
 
 The higher claMe«,—compreh. qi»^^«». *J^*'<»«?I- 
 * m. pi. Hl^« M. p/. 
 
 The lower classes, — compreh. '^M-^V^f. aililuMM/. 
 -i-flfll^WI ■•. ;>/. yinft»TT5fr m. />/. ^f?% c^ m. pi. 
 To Cla«», 2b Classift, r. a. STPT /.-^n^ /.-:pT /.-f%r^ 
 
 Clamkd, CLAssinxD.p. T. V. qT<WR-4c. tSl^dcil, I'ft'I^ 
 Clamic, Classical, a. belonging, S(e. to ancient or tvperior 
 
 <i*rwi ?fi^, mf^r^fifl, wi^^*4\«ii, Ac. 
 
 2 ^rf, cAm/^,— stjle, Ac. Rirer, IJ^, «*f>fl. 
 Clamic allt.m/c. fjr eluitet or set*. JPWTT, ff?^^IT,^IHinT. 
 CLAtaincAnov, Clamiss, «. ▼. \.—aet. m^HH 3TVt w. 
 
 VmtK flT^ «. Ac. ff?^frtt/. yi^gTWJ «. »J«ft¥^ «. f- 
 
 C. of soils. JI^ 4^/. 
 Boll of the dasse* of soils. T^VtA /. 
 T» Clattkb, r. It. T. To Battle. fl?V^,W^W^wr3jof,Tl- 
 wiA or iFTiot, ¥Wi^, *Wf, wmaotiffs^a «fr3r»!. 
 
 — iotcns. tnTV#, Wl4, WBI«%. 
 
 2 ckalter, rattle atoof, nm m, T. To PlATX. ^mi|, W- 
 
 «^V4, «?*^, S^W^I WWJI-'R^. 
 
 Cuxm, CiAimu*, », t, V. L—ttct. ^z^^ n, ^m^ 
 
 «. &c. fl?T^ or ^T.m.'^rsmT m. +il+^/. vj^vTft/.STTS^/. ■= 
 — intens. <j)s<M5iii m. tHSiS m. HiMSId or 'li'i^R m. ^- 
 
 «». VST? m. 
 
 2 «Rir5^ fi. Ac. Z^^J. «T5«IT/. «<+'M+/. i^i'Vf. 
 
 I. Aui4«J, V. Upboab. ^5T^t/. tlSTiTSt /. 'ftnT7 m. »rai- 
 
 Clattekinolt, adv. v. Eattiinglt. kj^vj^ or ff, «i4«ii or 
 5t, ^oT^ToE. — intens. ^ilMI, ^TST^t, "PIPFS, "1>5T3f. 
 
 Clause, n. ( of a sentence ). «J|+<J(T «. ^IW^TNTW m.5n^^- 
 ^ n. «(l<**i*^^l m. 
 
 Annexing of a c. 3T%4lri<lM'<<l*l m. [ ^T'T ». 
 
 2 ifci» o/a ttiptilation, article. ^g^H n. ^\^ W^m n. ^' 
 
 Claticle, n. collar-bone. ^f. ^^ n. 
 
 Claticulae, a. t)(l-t|l, ^^^^, 3l^f^^7T^, 
 
 Claw, n. ^{^ n. m. ST^/. ^HJ^; n. ^^ m. 
 
 2 ( of a lobster, crawfish, Ac. ). ^\^l] m. sit»ft/. Htisr or 
 •ihUI or '\\'\\i\ m. 3li+il in. 
 
 3 »«ni — in contempt. HWt.i «• 
 
 Zb Claw, o. o. H^I^ fTtl^-*TT^, ft-^J^ui, ^^PR^ or J^f - 
 5[uf or «rN+4"i or «q1-=l+iu^, f^'^^ m.-^Jt^PRT or ^^^- 
 5T M. W y. of o. ^^+<ul' or ^sR^r or "Tl-'t+^ui. 
 
 Clawed, jj. ^- a. v. V. ?l^Ff ^TTS^OT, f^^^T^^-Ac. 
 I. having clatca. SRft, ^W^T. 
 
 Clawisq, fl. T. Y.—acl. f^fT^ «. R^^TfTT w. ^WJ or 5- 
 
 =^^ m. ^=5nrfr or u w. fT^ M- [km/. 
 
 Clat, n. f^-t u iHRft /. ^5iTT?ft/. ^ft /. ^Tf^or Vf /. V5 /• 
 
 Potter's c. JTTRTTfft/. ^S^T^ftTFT/. 
 
 "White c. »WH^ pop. "TtT^^ ». 
 CLAT-oBOina), Clat-land, Clat-soil, n. ?iT5JR: ^^1^ /. 
 
 m i u I 'HMIh /. hft or irnir/. ^1114^^ ^jhOh/. 
 Clay-pit. n. ^TT|^«T^/. tl^^^f- Hm^nT or JTrnJ^m/. 
 
 Clatkt, •. Tn'^, ^T^^, vx^mz. 
 
 Clean, a. lit. fig. ?rnp, fsT^, R^, 55, «rf^, TT^, ^t?r, 
 
 2 See Bbioht, Cleab. 3 naked, void, ^c.v. Babe. r^i^- 
 
 4 — ceFemonially. ^l^ar, «lf^^, ^N, ^R^HIH pop.Tgf^- 
 5 uncontaminate, ^c. v. Puke, qf^^l, fj'R^HI, ^«"m, 
 
 6— shirt, Ac. teathed Jf ready for ute. g^, g^JijfNT. 
 Clea5, «f». ^»V*, utterly, v. Whollt. ?TTT, 5^, ^^, ^- 
 
 2 in a c/*or, dextroui, happy Ifc.manner. afT^PT'F, 3TJ?n, 
 
 2b Clear, To Cleakbe, ». a. HTT-C5-'<tMf-^T^f5-Ac. ^- 
 
 ^, »ra m.■^iS\f. tn't y. 0/ 0. ?fi:v?^, ^"hrrz'Jf, 7ft*T m. 
 
 ».- Ac.^^ ^. of 0. 
 
 2 ( with perfumes or unguents ). 72«f, ^^'\ w.-iTrsf- 
 ^/. *Tof, y. 0/0. 
 
 3 out ; ( a well, pond, ditch, Ac. ). ira^, TTa m, TW- 
 »f y. o/»- Tl*?^, T^m cr 7«re[ M. if^ y. 0/0. 
 
CLB 
 
 148 
 
 CLE 
 
 Cleaned, Cleasseb, p. y. V. 1. and Clean. 5fTrF-&c.%^- 
 
 ClEASEDNESS, CLEAN3En5E83, «. V. P. ^f^f. f^f^/. ^'^ 
 
 Cleaner, Cleanses, n. CLEXSan<io,p.a. v. V. 1. ^TTT- 
 
 Cleaning, Cleansing, w. v.V. l.—ad. ?TT^-&c. SR^ n. ^- 
 
 hR*imi «. tTT^T n. 
 2 ?^ n. gft/. ^J^M n. 
 
 OlEANLINESS, n. V. A. ^'lolMUII W. ==n<<<|omU|| OT. tlI'mi+'V. 
 
 ■«l+M+'l/. ^TT^NWt/. Mrt^l m. 
 Cleanlt, a. careful 1o he clean. x(|+q|+^ -=|-4>H+, '^+4+ld, 
 
 Cleanness, 7j. v. A. 1. ^nT>t/. ■«IH>1UU m. f^Ffe^nTT »n. 
 
 Clear, a. pellucid, transpicuous. rH«<*, ^rnF,fHHc4, ^I^, fsf- 
 jfe or m, :rt^7Tc5, ^Tff^r, ??, ^Pl^fR^ir, ft'll^KiMI. 
 Very c. water. fKtK^ ar^ n. [h^T. 
 
 2 free from, clouds or haze. f^f^S, W^tJ, f^TT^JT, MMt*, sf- 
 
 3 manifest, evident, apparent, v. Plain. FT^, sqip^ g'- 
 
 4 perspicuous, free from ambiguity or olscurity. 3TT5, 
 
 5 guiltless, Homeless, v. Innocent, Ausolted. f^- 
 
 6 unobstructed, unencumbered, — of places, v. Open, ttt- 
 ^3T, ?3rtltl, i^WUlMl, g^, sr5[t^, Plf^H. 
 
 7 no< entangled, that is free of. JMl«tJot|, 5g^, J^. 
 Clear of debt. ST^iT /'op. ^^"ft. 
 
 8 — of sounds, the voice, &c. clear -sounding, ^nn^uftrf, 
 yuNuOd, F?^, ^TT, SRT, sjMrt, sfrfj, f^+|V. 
 9 — of stamps, marks, letters, &c. clear-looking., conspi- 
 cuous, distinct, bright. ^TX^cftTT, eotdofld or 5o53o^, ?- 
 
 10 ( profits, &c. ) V. Net. ^r^, ^Ro5, 
 
 11 ( sight ) f^PRS, rft?=<ir, ?ft^. 
 
 To Cleak, ». o. mako fine, v. To Claeift. StN^, *W «i.- 
 »?oit/. ?5P:^5'.o/o. 
 
 2 free from obstructions. M\iV<i]-^(Vf-i^<iW-^^m-i\-f^- 
 <FT'TT-&c. «PT^, '-Mi'Mf. 4JI'eUl. 
 
 3 free from bushes, grass, rubbish, &C. ■4l<Hf^''I,'^<'t)'N<IM. 
 
 +ii4*^, «rF wr, 3%r^, ^ ^^ ^FTf^ wi"*"+<<'lf. 
 
 4 off; ( debts, &c. ) liquidate, discharge. yiSUI, %fW, 
 «(K"I, ^T«^ "J^ ^T^t, «tm<i»J. <f^ g. of 0. PlilP)4ilOT.- 
 PKirnWiKlm. ^^ 5^. o/ o. «P5?TT»». ^T^-^^STT ZT^ y. 
 o/ 0. <\iK^-H>KlH> or ^-f^ <J>T^-«RnJ-&c. ^T'jf , 3T<Tr ^ 
 
 5 away ; remove. <Mi»ui, ^T^ ^, ^, ^^ wTT^f, ^Kf- 
 
 ^TT/.-^RRTK/ ^^ ^. o/o. 
 
 6 M^, free from ambiguity, S(c. T. To Explais. 3?!»Ii6'r, 
 
 g-t^»TfT»«. !R'if y. of 0. g^r5T-FT^-&c. ^r^. 
 
 7/ree from guilt. f^'T-f^T^'TrrV-f^T^^-^l^J^-g^- 
 bmii^Hl !F^, 4^<i.A\H\'^m. ^^ J', q/'o. 
 
 8 gain without deduction. fPFTtfT-^ ITI^, 3T''f-ftoE5t- 
 ^TFTPT qi^t tn. co». 
 
 9 ( the bowels ) v. To Pubge. ^itt ^F^, JT?5^f^/.-^- 
 
 10 ( hedge, ditch, &c. ) pass over without touching. 3?- 
 OTr?T-a4t<M«fi-&c. vTT^-HK^|3|. 
 
 To Cleab, v. n. — as the sky or weather. -dMi"!, f'RoEOT, 
 
 gt?ot, f^iriciiJi, 3^, ^^^f.-^^\If.-T^ritf. m^-fi^ 
 
 g.ofs. 
 
 2 See To Claeift. 
 Cleab, adv. v. Clean. 3i-mm*, 3THn<T. 
 Cleae-siqhted, a. v. AVise. m|T, H?li«)l'Jj ^H^^ff, JfTfiE^F. 
 Cleaeance, n. 'Ic4»ld[=^-&c. ?^%f^/. 
 Cleabed, p. T. V. A. 1. *Tc5 tfiirtrti, S[ftfv<T. 
 
 2 nl^ar +.?lr5l, &c. 
 
 3 ^I<H?5c4rfl, &c. [f'fc«i*l'i. 
 
 4 %1^, «IK^rfl, &c. SpfPF, ^%T% or ^%, i>\(\% or^y 
 To be c. fifciffl. 
 
 Cleaelt, o<fo. T. A. 3, a«i Plainly, g^rs, iTJ'J^f, sf?^?^:, 
 
 ?rrp, ?^, f^RoE, -HiifHi<i, ?io?nTrr, qr, ^ntr^, 
 4 3^r5, ?n^, ^TO, vra^ftrT. 
 
 Cleabness, n. v. A. 1. Pl«IoiMUi|oi. f^doSMUiim. Pi^i*!^/. 
 
 2 PjifoiMuiiOT. H'-^Hi/- f't^.'Mii/. srar^w. 
 
 3 ^i^^MU l l w. &c. ?mFt/. ?^^/. 5?rf^/. ni+d'yn, arfn- 
 5!TfTp/."%^?in. 
 
 4 g^rmrTOT. &c. k^^rWf. ^J^f. sqrfjflT/. Ml+iy «. "%- 
 
 6 hI+^MUIIw. gai«l»». srr^TrTT/. JTT^d^fTW. 
 Cleat, n. rtl+il-^flM^/- ^"kh^/. 
 Cleavable, a. v. "V. *ISNI-<?liI«II^I«II-^m?<l-&c. 
 To Cleate, v. a. T. To Split, "ytiot, <?H^, <^l««l, <<IIVH5f, 
 
 sfon^ *r^«. qRof y. a/o. 
 2b Cleate, v. n. v. To Stick. f^^Jidui, rN+4H TT^. 
 
 2 open, part, split, ^c. H4+"l, <T5^, 37^. 
 Cleaveb, «. chopper. fTTw. ^Twd^/- ^RiRiw. 
 Cleft, n. fissure, opening, y. Ceack. %it/. flfftrm./. jJOjj. 
 
 C. between hills, &c. f^/. «n<e»«. %IR or \n. JTrs 
 
 2 pece warfe Jy splitting. ^TPT/. "?t^ /. 
 
 Clement, Clemencx. See Meecifol, Mkbct. 
 
 Clench. See Clinch. [/. 
 
 Cleegt, «. v^HfM^?l+'|U| »».MIj(lrfl*i->ft<rt^/- M*i><<Jt«|vni?TT 
 
 Cleegtman, n. «n?f^5[n?;, siPTT^^^, «TT^ from the Portu- 
 guese is universally applied to a Christian minister. 
 
 Clerical, a. tpii<<^?l+'iui*i<qtft- RiM*<+, if^V^^iT^R^nf^- 
 
CLT 
 
 149 
 
 CLT 
 
 Cle&k, m. T. Wkitkr. ^R^, B^*^, <rTH. N. B. This is 
 the name of apartioulAT tribe which usually follows 
 the trade of nrittng. 
 2 See Clerothas. 3 mm of letter*, See Schous. 
 
 Clkkksuip, »i. ^TTfsft/. *K*h1')?IIii». 
 
 Clfvkk, o. capable, able, adroit, ifc ^?R7, ?1I^U|1, ^HT, ^T^- 
 
 ^1 ^jf^' J'^^^^^Si ^1 "^r^^tl'l or 3T w •<j'5«ll«l, ?nT, 
 ?^f^, 3T^, ^flH4?llrfl, !f^. Of this word the sense, 
 viewed as combined, and as expressible by the com- 
 bination talented and expert, and as usually expressed 
 accordingly by combinations or consecutive utterance 
 of two or more of such words as, alle, capable, acute, 
 Oft, tkarp, tkilful, thretcd, tmart, quick, prompt, long- 
 Meaded, quick-vcitted , elear-tijkted, tj'c. ^c. is conveyed 
 in Marnthi by numerous expressions of a particular 
 construction, and of strong significance. They are 
 mostly imitative* and onomatopoiat and compound* and 
 fkrater. they are in the commonest use and most ex- 
 tensive currency- and they would, as the most cursory 
 inspection of them will evince, have been imperfectly 
 and very injuriously exhibited, had they been scatter- 
 ed abroad in the Dictionary, or had they been gather- 
 ed together without a notice of their power: <|><IHrfl, 
 J^, «e!|*l'l, '^^"fl, v»1I^«II^, "TTTfT, flfli'l, fl^l^<, or 
 ^^T^, ^\(A\\ ( -f>.^uiH-4)'*«IIl-MlM''IH-*K"{H-&c. ) 
 
 ^imr, q^, ^tt, ^it, >»?M<^if, y^i^, ^rtt, y^vfiO, 
 
 '^M*A pop. Mhw, f?lf%^, «^«'e4<Iv»f|rt|-m, ii^^i, ^p', 
 
 ^iiwr, "s-5'SN',, *i«i«i, w^Tifi^fTT, ^fft, ^gn**!?, 3r4 
 
 ^m Hl/tr4 a'2f qn>ft «T<t?5. And a« viewed more parti- 
 cularly under the form of a floufl as in ^'A clever (a 
 talented, fijied, kigMly, and variomly endowed) perion," 
 it is well conveyed by noft, 'pff^qpT, «[mm M , ^p'lfqrfir, 
 'jfl-^H, 'iwiHi-s^. "TJITTfTI, 'pnTPTT, 'T'TPFT, 'WT^t^TH, 
 
 ■<%i<f| or WTT, ^«41, |4%«^,1TTTnT,HfUVT or Jn[TT'<ift, 
 m^n, friR, <tf^, "PTTT, »lW, «1n | xlfl^».^»06« l. 
 
 Cl.«vEBLT, adv. T. A. 5^1^, fjniSf, *«^H, ^nrTT^, 
 
 ^fl'^'jJ*, ■^i^M'jjk*, f^inoft^, WW?!, '^*»*ii. 
 C'Lcmnai, M. T. A. 7^ivi«<*ii m. 'Trrri /. ^f^ j. ^t^^ 
 
 ^^f- 77^-^- ■?••*"*/• ^^^^/- ^T^'T •• ^^iT ».^- 
 
 i LEW, ». ball oj thread, t. Ball, ^^n^ »Jfl/.-^^ir<t/.-Ac. 
 2 yi»»<fc, dirtetum. >i|f»l^ m. <mT^ ■»• ^^ •». «lt»I- 
 
 c. to the bottom of. »in»nw <m m. r.^m, fiw, am. 
 
 To CucK, V. ». mutkt mall, $k0rf n«i$e. ^V^^t T*7 
 
 CuEKT, n.— of a lawyer, &c. 3T^m(ft/. ^ «. 
 
 Cliff, «. ^ir m. ^?^ »». <t^ w. ^n w. 
 
 Climate, ». oi'r of a country with reference to salubrity, 
 
 2 See CocSTET. 
 Climax, n.— in rhetoric. ^TTT «. TrRtrTftFPT ««. 
 
 To reach its c. — a pain or trouble. T^^TTT^ ^^t. 
 To Climb, «. a. Tfjot icith^J:of o. shm or ^tt^, $Tj^=cf5uf^ 
 
 ClIMBEE, «. V. v. ■=I«UIKI,^MU|I<I, 3Tnt^ JPrfr. 
 
 An expert c.^^T^,-e«p. on frMi.^j^, ^<4(|^|, ?;^i?iT. 
 I. dimhing plant. ^/. 3?TT/. 
 Climbing, n. v. V. — act. ^^ n. ^^ =^^ n. &c. 
 Clime. See Climate. 
 To Clisch, r. a. ( the hand ) doulle in thefingen.^zf. 3T- 
 
 2 ( a nail ) «i1ot«)0i, •(i««i, ^Hotuj, *(olRu(. 
 
 To c. the nail for one's self, aft^ ^cE^S ^Roj'. 
 
 3 V. To Clasp. 5^ tpTif. 
 
 4 ( an argument, Ac. ) «lot*<l-^-g^-&c. ^jT^I^. 
 
 CLDfCH, «. /MMl. »^ m. 
 
 To Cliso, v. n.— as for protection. +1+1*1 rfl^iui'-^jnr/. q^- 
 df g. of 0. ^HKI f». tTT^-tr^TT 3T^-&C. ^r. 0/ o. ^XZ f 
 JTot, ^«Jri^>ii, 3TT!snT^, ^RTTinT m. VJT^ ^. 0/ 0. 3T^?i^ »«.- 
 
 2 holdfatt upon. *«|otui, +*i<l|olui, sj'i'iul, f«Irl»|i?i. 
 
 3 arfAcTtf <o, V. To Stick. f=pp?:iif, fijrf'lof, rf'Id'l-f^^T^ 
 
 Cli«c, n. 6frf ridden person. <HliA i^lf^. 
 
 Clinic, Clinical, a. pertaining ^c. to a led. ^«(*uihi, f«f- 
 
 To Clink, r. n. make a sharp sound. W^^f^^ intent, gunt- 
 
 vf-^\j\^\i\-tii\%}i\-&c. adv. HMUJ. 
 Clink, Clink ISO, n.v.V. ?jtjn5urdf n. ^^or^Tipt ». &c.—iuten8. 
 
 To Clip, «. o. rv< with shears. t.\fnvl\^ <MM»Ji, ai'-Ol, Ml^^of, 
 PUhduf, T'iT'T w.-ft^J'TH n-P^sf><^i n. ^^ y. 0/0. 
 
 2 curtail, cut short. Si'ft-^^-atlT-^^T-VtTT-WJI-iitirsr 
 -Ac. ^^. 
 
 3 ( allowances, expenses, Ac. ). ^not, Sliof, 
 
 4 ( coin ) f^^ ^n^, f^T^fJT *H«H. 
 
 CuPFEB, «. Clipping, />. o. v. V. 1. *M<<»IHI, ffROTRT, Ac. 
 
 I. <{^ JWTT^ 5Tf?^ Mli^dl^ «i'i««i »•• 
 CuPPiNO, fi. V. V. 1.— oc<. *M<ur n. tSKol n. Ac. OTIflft/. 
 »I«1<J4 /. JpnT n- f^T^TTT »». I\st>^l «• 
 
 ClippingH. WTK^i^f ^T^f^/. m. 5T7 w. if Id ^4/. «. 
 »I^if ". »ln<i m. 
 
 3 10^ n. <yT^ «. Ac. [BR/. w. 
 
 C. and cutting. ^ITJ^zf. ^>\i\%]^f. ^P!m;^f.XfF.r- 
 
 Cuqvr, n, eirde of person*, v. Pabtx. sj?: m.«??TT^ »T^ n. 
 
CLO 
 
 150 
 
 CLO 
 
 Cloak. See Cloke. 
 Clock, n. ^"s qi-STToS n. 
 
 What's o'clock ? f^^ ^T^^ ? f^^H f^rft aTTST? 
 Clock-makeb, «. q^qioE^^ or ^ «t. 
 Clock-wokk, «. macliinery oj a clock. ^'^\d^A^ "jHt^^P- «•• 
 
 C LOD, n. %Tj «. '^^ or %q5; m. %^poi or jspE n. fi<p«E «. %tot 
 Implement for breaking clods. iTTTT »». U**! «»• 
 Spade for turniag up clods, ^rtjpj? «. 
 To smooth or break the clods of a field. (S|c6u1, SR- 
 
 Clod-hopper, «. v. Couktbyman. ?t?r^«jT, 'Ttn=TT, '^TPTT. 
 
 Clod-pate, Clod-poll, n. block-heml, v. Tool. qfST »». €t- 
 UTTT »*. sfsTT «. 
 
 Cloddy, o. STsff^, t^IVT^,??re5fgT. 
 
 iTo Cloo, i>. «. encumler, emlarrass, ^'c. lit. fig. cTlSuJ «..3T- 
 S^vW «.-^fT5T wt.-&c. ifttT^f-^Tr^-^^, 3t5<Ma;«tui, 3?5^- 
 9r^'r, 3T3qJf?T-311<Mo>,<JH qw, 3T7 /.-3T3 /.-&c. ?5w5f-qTHof 
 -&e. «rt^ %ot, >TT^ jrt. ;?;. JH^, m«(jidl (w. ^^ y. 0/ 0. 
 MIMHIdI wJ.-TTTJiTl n. mrl'Jif. 
 
 Cloo, «. — for cattle, &c. rfisaf or rffiuf «. Wliuil «. rfjiul 
 
 S^F'T ■». an^F^OT n. 
 
 2— fig. or gener. J5T^ or FJfs'iif ». '\<xM'\r\ WFll «. JR^- 
 
 vJT^rra «». ^ITT m. or 5f n. STS^PT »• aR^^T «. #^ «. ^- 
 
 3 ti-oorfe« sAoe. ^m/. (pi. ^{J^ or t<il«l I ) "TT^JPT/. 
 Clogs, cZ«m«y sAoe«. ^n^ ^:i?tlT m. JFTF^JT^ JTFJ n. 
 
 ClOOOINESS, 71. V. A. ptj+,iU| /. 
 
 Clooot, a. — mud, &c. f^+R+^d, f^sf^^H. 
 Cloister, «. m m. 
 
 To Cloister, v. a. sratfT S^>jf-#5^. [f. 
 
 Cloke, ». Hi*\i[f. #1^ «. "Tratft/. ?5? mn. Vhv^ /. aTwoft 
 
 Cloth thrown over the head and body as a c. g*T/. 
 
 5'<ft/. ^*T/. ^4t/. qtsTRT «». ^«mt/. ». ■^j UTT— To 
 
 be muffled or covered with it. ^ptnTot. 
 
 Hooded c. ( against rain, &c. ). ^^f. fflT^ft/. SN^ 
 or CT"FC/. #ir»». ^PlrH m. 5^/. ^M/. ^^t O*" ^Wt/. 
 
 Hooded c. ( for children ). j^/- W^f- Wl'MI «. 
 2 fig. »«a«i, J/ta<l, fej7. <T3^ »». *lliMi<^l m. aHM n. 
 To Cloke, v. a. conceal, v. To Hide. 5ri^, rfM"*"!, -^^iui, 
 
 5b Close, r. a. Zay together or to, t.To Shut. c?T^, fft^, 
 «i<4«l,fH>iui,r=IMui (as itspiiwul, ii+r^^tJliol-spHHuii&c.). 
 2 conclude, shut up^ v. To End. ^^. <FT''fT ^TTf^, flHTJT 
 
 ^?^, niTcEof , arermT ^, 3T5N^, sm^^kot. ^^ ff-ofo. 
 
 8 wni/e, wiaAre whole, \. To Join. v^TI^, fRoE^, (M«t«H 
 
 4 ( a quarrel, Ac. ) v. To Settle. f*T^, ^tl^, Hfl^, 
 
 To Close, ». n.fall together or to, T. To Shut. FJmSt, irfip- 
 or, stqot, filjor, — esp. of flowers. «j|*oliJt, fR<r^, ( and, 
 at decline of day) H|c(oiui, ^e^fxTm. ^pif gofs. [wf. 
 
 2 conclude, \. To EBD.?rM,5i5 ^,3iStiot — the day ^- 
 
 3 coalesce, unite, come to. fJToJOt, fn-iul, fiTST^JTT^. 
 
 4 yro«? compact and firm. ^Tof, <^14<Ji, vfiT^t. 
 
 5 — with; See To Agree. 6 — in wrestling. fTiSf, rJ'idui, 
 Close, n. conclusion, cessation, v. EsD, aTff»». <iniR^/. 3T%- 
 
 ^/. sTsrHFT w. [/• ^n^ «• 
 
 2 enclosed piece of meadow .field, Sfc.x. Esclosure— qrlt 
 
 Close, a. shut fast, fallen to. ^f-TW *l«^l-??I'li*«I-fH^^- 
 
 W-&C. or ?5WS5ST-«ltq^-&c. [?Tt?. 
 
 2 rfen«ff, ioZui, V. Compact. ^Z or ^, M-i^--., ^^ or ^pjT, 
 
 3 compressed, condensed, q^ or qw, ^, ^"T^, ^^R, 
 
 4 contiguous, v. Near, ^r^ct^, ?nft<T, f^*''-«cni. [fTT. 
 
 5 of close texture. ^U|^<, ^T^Wft^T, ^T, ^^j^f^> 3H- 
 
 6 reserved, incommunicative. artrT?^ TTjt^j *1li-qmT- 
 B, <Hirt*iii->m, ^M, *i+|-«ft, fH#r, H?3^. 
 
 7 Ao^ a«<f coZot, «a/<ry. ^'i\<x,M\M\, 5*Ii'MNI, vj«(i-Mm, 
 
 To be c. vj»(HU|, 7«(ar, g^l^, 3«T^, ^r^^ffl't, CTn- 
 BJ, ( All impersonal ), 
 To feel it to be c. g»FTuf , S'li'ioi. 
 
 8 tcithout ventilation. gr«l^, ■J«|drirfl, spTS Hr=^JT^, ^ 
 
 C. and hot place. gr?ni^ n. 
 
 9 private, concealed., v. Hid. mf, gl^^f^T, ^?WT. 
 
 10 penurious, v. Miserly, f^oy, fq^PT, fj}^, «15^. 
 
 11 «<nc/Zy adhering to the original. if4Mc4m|<<j)l, PR5T- 
 
 12 ( of translation, &c. ). ^?TS^T^?nft, ^^Hi^i^tiiO, 
 
 13 ( friendship, acquaintance, &c.) intimate. -^^A^^, 
 
 Close, adv. See Closely. 
 
 Close-compacted, Close-set, a. t. Compact, ^s^riv. 
 
 Close-fisted, Close-handed, a. v. Miserly. ^i^% ^\- 
 
 Close-textured, a. ^^^z, yi'Hi, *1umuft?T. 
 
 Closely, arf». compressedly, crowdedly. vm, ^^, *reT^» ^i 
 
 H^fT, <^i'iun<<i'iun%, <ji^<(i'^^, 
 
 2 tightly. 3T5^, 3?J^, »m, ^e. 
 
 3 immediately after. TT^RM, hi'TIhim, ril'I^HKl. 
 
 4 T. AXXENTITKLX. VJ+RtII'T, H^(3HH,.t5^X>*H. 
 
 CiiOSENESs, n. V. A. 2. «TJTf /. MiMUU w». ^HrTT /. ^ra^ «• 
 
 3 ^r^/. V<<J|<^I4MU|| ««. tHr^ «• 
 
 4 v^^qtin OT. 3i?gftT /■ *1»flMdl /. 
 
 5 ^^^quiT m. ^oreoftrWOIT w. ^^/. 
 
 6 ^"I ri MUI I m. JRT^ ^tT^^'TT m. fl'^ >n. JTT^'mT «. 
 
R 
 
 CLO 
 
 151 
 
 CLO 
 
 Closbt, ». ^^;t»TN^ ^itrJt/. ^J^iPT^RT m. »J+,h^nra n. 
 
 To bo closeted, to hace prUate consultation. <irt«(n f». 
 
 CiOiVfQ, a. final, v. Last. *)HI»flyi, 3T^^^, aTTNw^T^, 
 Clot, «. eoneretUm. njsft pr njioft «r nfjoft/. 5ST "»• f^- 
 a or f5g[aE fi. (/im. HSH-il/. 
 
 2 T. Clod. ntzT m. %^ «. 1^3 »i. 
 
 3 dotted tnoit. ^i^lil m. 
 
 To Clot, r. «. yiww into elott, concrete, nta'f, ^t3wf, rSnJ- 
 of , «i<i*ui, «t?i^, ^nr^, 3Ro^. 
 
 Clotted and matted hair, "^m pop. ^i[zf. 
 Cloth, «. *m ». ^IC n. f^rn^ n. ^ n. ^ n. at^ «. 
 WTHT «. "WT ♦!. ^W ».»». 1^ w. Some kinds of C/o/A are 
 !«•<<«, 'JHf^dl, f^dH, ^HS-lH o'' ^^ui+rt, ^T^, <Hi«ti, ^TT- 
 jfS or ^, g^Toft or sft or «bH»fl, ^fST, ^, •i'll^M'fl, 1- 
 «T^, TH^'lt+IMi, "plft, 'JK^y m^'*, -^+^1, -M^**!, 
 -TTTpft, jTR or 3, gt=^, €tT^, ^TR, «?<,<»>(«i or S,K5ire:, 
 
 'li^^Mi'i, rt^, TIM, ^^dWI, ^iisi, g^, pr^. 
 A e. with figures painted on it. ^^TT? tn. 
 C. worn threadbare. *TTnHf ^na^ n. ^raor/. 
 Coarse and stout c. tffniT «• Mlf^RT w. 
 End of a c. <IT? m. q??^ m. 3r^ »», 
 Piece of c. TPST «. <5I% «. 
 Bising of c. ( through washing). ^^ n. 
 Boll of c. ( as for a wick ). %l«il «». 
 Shred or slip of c. <ftn or «^/. mIHoO /. yi^l-ft/. 
 Ilireads ( unwoven ) at the end of c. ^^(TT /. pi. 3^- 
 
 wm/.pi. ^^ 
 
 Upper or outer fold of a c. m^ti]/. Z^Mt^ «. 
 
 Web or whole piece of c. fTT^ or m^ "». ITR n. 
 
 A wet c. 3^ n. 3^R^ or ?r n. 
 
 To OTerlay with c. 1>m^. 
 Cloth-dealkb, Cloth-mkbcha5t, n. %mi%0, ^JTTjftw^, 
 •Rnr, ^I^^ or lOT. 
 
 Itinerant c. »1>*0. 
 To Clothb, v. a. W^ n. •iH^vl, SfNrWt, hImVI «. *<W'J|, 
 
 To feed and c. SHTf^ >«. «5t-qT^. [ f^. 
 
 To c. ( thoughts ) with words. fl*^4,MI? M|**<''i-^- 
 
 Cl'XTHXO, p. T. V. ^m«^,^M*<^^'<l, fW^, "fiRin, ^HWT- 
 
 ftf, mf^^fH, fH^fi!<1, SRW^ ( in comp. as •{1foU<, ^- 
 
 I. fig. inwHeJ. JIB, irm, firfin!. 
 
 CLOTKBt, CUXTHWG, «. apparel, raitnent, dreu, ^e. qf^rsitiT 
 •. «r qNv^ •.p/. m ». or Hf w.yrf. ■JT^T ».f«^ «. fT- 
 IR «. ^fhrw •. ^^IHOJ n. 9f*^f^ *. — compreh. or 
 gvaer. f^*«|^HfM*.»^ •». fumf «I n. Wll\^;m m. The 
 ofdioarj articles of Clothing are— of males "JHR^, Ht- 
 
 JTT, ■jfTWPTT, <t^, inrrfT, i^^nirfl, *Nwi, 5^, ^, j- 
 
 ^, f*nn, m^M*;-and of females ^^, VPftrft, *- 
 ^€t, ^it, 'nflPST. And the names of some of the parts 
 •f thai are ^J^, mm., *T«n?T, fm, ■Jfrrr, #<rT,lI»fT, 
 
 f.si^'Cl, ^"R^, fPTT, <WT. 
 
 Article of c. for daily wear. (is«|d or qfr?! ». vrfpft- 
 ■^t^rfH or ^^/. 
 
 C. for daily wear, working c. tTS^fft or «T¥rfft/. 4- 
 
 C. to cast loosely around. wi»4^uin. i)h<u|/i. 
 
 C. for the loins or waist. %^0Tn. ?r^». 
 
 C. and ornaments presented to \i8itor8,&c.q^TRoft'- 
 
 C.-line. i«n«/or »rf< e. (Ht^^Toft/. alloiui /. 
 
 Coarse c. (or a coarse garment). vffTSTw*. ^^^T»«. 
 
 Fine c. tplendid apparel. i\Wf or ^m. qim^'^ ^'i- 
 pi ST^I^Tqr^n. H^R^n. [^^'. 
 
 Presenting c. and ornaments to visitors, &c. ^^- 
 
 "Wet article of c. ^trt'n. aft^ or ^— that has it on. 
 3TR7T or aTraxTT. 
 
 "With one's c. on. ^^ or ?T%^. 
 
 To change one's c. ^Jyid< ^ ff. of s. 
 
 To hang out c. to dry. ^^N( tlPTT SR^i. 
 
 To punch and thump c. (in washing). J^!Bwf,<fNnT^. 
 
 To put on c. ^wrft'^THn. ^F^. 
 
 To strike (clothes in washing them) against a stone 
 or board ti1«i*>Ji, 
 
 To tear one's c. off his back. %T^¥». ^E^ ff- of 0. 
 Clothieb, n, ^IMS+O. 
 Clotted, a. — the hair. v/A-Mt, v»i'-«(«cir5i, 
 Clottedness, «. V. A. r^f.-O/ 
 Clotpoll, n. T. Fool. zm^m. Z[^:^\m. 
 CLOrrr, a. yewMJ-MI, 'Ti<iP-«i' 
 
 Clopd, n. «^ or sn m.n. jn/i-n*. S^PTT or ?PTTT n. or 5»ITTrw. 
 or «»Tnf ». *nT»». 3T9n. ^Jr»>.'PTn.'RhTT«».^^Tni.*Ta'^. 
 
 The clouds, — collect. The cloudy sphere. E[JI^r=Pn- 
 »iVHSrl». y^H5rl«. HMMlrtl/ 
 
 Canopy of clouds. ST^iTTi^ i»op. aTO^lt^n. JmHlilw. 
 
 Dense array or mass of clouds. ^'\m\f. MMV<<1I /. 
 ^;rT/- ^^ or vR55n. mi-<i«<»i. 
 
 Fimpty c. ^$^ «. 
 
 Gathering of clouds. qf^TS ». ^PT3TT<^«. *1M-HR«. 
 gpdjTT^rt. N I'M Ml*. 
 
 Light, fleecy clouds. ^RTT/. ^?Tt/ ^Z- 
 
 Reddish streak of c— as indicative of rain. 'Fm?>i. 
 
 Threatening or lowering of the clouds. ^^t^lT or 
 
 The clouds hare gathered, are lowering, Ac. ^«lMf 
 
 ij^ *Tf^, imMt or "TRflT^ fWi «im?ft-w>raTHsft--3fJm- 
 
 <^ V4Mrfl-*Ttl «Tr?WT, ^T*rT5:». or <TT1W«», MWI, <Tra^ H- 
 CTT 3TRT, TT^^ »TtfHT. 
 
 To bo coTercd with clouds. X^^ or ih'f. 
 
 To bo clear of clouds — the sky. fj{^^. 
 
 To gather thickly — clouds. ^|«in<?i. 
 
 2 ( of dust ) yiOT— «T m. 
 
 3 ( of smoke ) <JTT^ ^. «. 
 
 To bo under a cloud ( of trouble, affliction Ac) 3H- 
 
CLIT 
 
 152 
 
 CLT 
 
 HToSrt. ^ with ^oj 8. 
 To Cloud, v. a. cover with clouds. ?(nnc5«.-&c. 31|U|ui, if- 
 
 2 j/io^e sullen and gloomy. J'J^^, * I «1 <,'n/.-^ 2^»*( »■ 
 
 1 OFD-CAPT, Cloud-topt, flt. ilMKt*l(^fl, ^?If?T. 
 I '..jud-compellino, a. \\y\\<^^. 
 
 <.'locd-covf.eed, Cloud-speeab, a. v. Cloudt. *^HI<l?|of. 
 CiOUDINESS, «.v.A. 3PTIo5n. «.^, 3TPT». 3W«. ». ^, ^ffTT^n. 
 
 f. ^TR, afftr/. artrrft/- ^^ or v^». 5P[oeh». v»b^3tth». 
 
 T'l ocD-KissiNO, a. M^j^fSid, <HM^f«|<l. 
 
 Cr.OUDLESS, O. f^3, f^7, f?Pt?5, HM<r^ri-^Jf^-&C. 
 
 Cloudlesssess, n. v. A. fvR^n. ^R»J?rT/. 3TVrPTR«J. ^- 
 
 Cloudy, a. arTToE 3TT^c^, i^t^ot, K^^lfH, J^^o^JlH, ^- 
 
 To become c. 5'Tot.-&c. ?T^, s'M'Xu^. 
 Clout, «. mean clotii. ^i'\.\m. <pf$n. f^fT^n. "ff^w. f^*T- 
 
 2 garment, — in contempt. ^4+l»i. g^n. ^toST m. T^^- 
 
 3 See Patch. 4 See Blow. 
 
 To Clout, v. a. See To Patch. 2 See To Beat. 
 Clove, «. — the plant or flower, ^^^f. ^^^"T n. 
 Oil of c. cT^ilt^ «. 
 2 ( of garlic, ginger, turmeric, &c.). ^t^/. ^ n. TH?- 
 
 Cloven, />. v. V. "Pti^, &c. <prtW. 
 Cloven-tooted, a. f^^I'P. 
 Clovek, «. 'l«l<HI-=n ^ ^5TTW 3TT^. 
 
 To live in c. Wio^ 3m% •qTToE/.-%^/.-5i^/..&c. 
 ^rra^ ^. o/ 0. 
 Clown, «. rustic, peasant, v. Countetman. ^^jpsrr, ^H<til- 
 
 Clowns and boors, — compreh. aHlslufl ^jtfTs^ «. pi. 
 2 «a«y, ^c. T. Buffoon. *ri5 m. ^ft^fm m. JR^^qr m. 
 Clowni.sh, a. V. EusTic & Countbtman. n^ 'li>|<Sci, ^- 
 ^ToE, ?H^*|, %3Tf, <^sqo6, ?^% nf^^, 4>"NI*, 3Hli'I<*-MI, 
 
 Clownisuness, n. v. A. »T<JKMU| «. tt^JoETOI n. <|U|dMU| n. 
 
 &C. Wft/. l'<(K*1/. ifsrSoE^/. 
 
 3b Clot, ». a. satiate, safe, glut. f^^sTJf, «ft7 «.-3ltw(t/. 
 
 Cloved, p. v. V. fwz\ 5T««r^r. 
 
 To be c. fiisirtl fJT^ /. 5w6t, <<iMi<^Mi <TtI n. f^T^ 
 y. o/s. ^rm ^mf ^rttt ?». q'^, j"^^ ^. 
 
 C'Lorrsa,/). <j. V. V. ftfft SRT^OTRr, fHsW^NMI or^m- 
 
 Club, «. v. Cudgel. ^r^T or ^m m- ^^ n. ^tVWm. »T^/. 
 
 2 X:«o/, ^o«y, V. Band, -m+ldi o;- ^^T^ra n. 3T^fTIT «». 1- 
 
 ?" «». IF w». ift/. ^ »»• /• '^ »■ 
 To Club, v. ». contribute together, ^if<ift/.- "?ft/. ^^Tot. 
 
 2 join together to one end. filiul, ^5^, "^S^f, H^iif, f*f" 
 
 <5H-^5-^^f5-&c. !FnT «. ^Tor. 
 To Club, v. a. unite for a common end. fHot<<ui, 
 
 2 sPT'ft/.- Tfl /. ^ot. 
 Club-foot, «. gt^ qPT or ^<diMH »». 
 Club-footfj), a. ^rr. snmi, ^^tn' miaini. 
 Club-law, «. qoft ^ ^PPT fTcff ar^T ^^^^f. ^ iJTTf /. 
 To Cluck, v. n. — a hen, ^d^dSj, g^'Jir/. ^T^. 
 Clue. See Clew. [ fS^J. 
 
 Clump, n. ( of wood ) t. Block. «f^ or ^,i\i\ m. ^\t4<x.\m. 
 
 2 plump, cluster, tuft. ^5 /. J^S ««. ^ n. ^a^RJ «. 
 Clumsily, arfp. v. A. 1. g?5nift^<JIT^, arriH^'mTrf, aT'IT^- 
 
 <TFfi 34ii"<jr +iR<<<i, arsT^qr ^, 3T^^?r^. 
 
 2 %ftHl%, 5R5I. 
 
 Clumsiness, n. y. A. 1. arSMtTT n.-VX\m. ■i\A\tV^^\ ».-T- 
 
 oiT fft. aiT'pl'rrq »• aiw^dl/. 
 
 2 tn>RqtiTT m. 3Tt^(:ll«li4U|r m. s*i»(«s«ii f». ^vHiMUII m. 
 
 &C. srilrTt/ S«r5E5TI^/. 
 Clumsy, a. — of persons, t. Awkwabd. y<U»4(tm, STiyft, 
 
 2— of things. qtsR or art^qt^tl or aTT»r5Wt«r?, %ih5, «f- 
 ih^, il^^i, traa or oTT, ?^T?5T, ^, #15, ^l+«'<Hf, TT- 
 
 ?r5ia?iTf. 
 Clusteb, «. J«Bc^. ^ m. ^ w. J^f «». ^lll «». ^^ «. 
 ^sppT »». q^JT=PT m. tti*)* "». 
 
 2 ( of persons ) v. Gboup. IIT ««. *WT »». ^ST «. 
 
 3 ( of bees, &c. ) j^si^ w. g«)<»)| w. • 
 
 To Cluster, v. n. — hlossoms, fruits, Sfc. ^f«?^, ^t^TT^ ?5Pldr, 
 
 2 produce fruit in clusters. Mil<uf, ^ »n.-^% ^ »». 
 |)Z.-qYH m. %^ tn. cow. 
 
 3 collect into a close lody — people. »T?T m.-'*^ in.-^- 
 m.i\t^g.of s. 
 
 To Clutch, v. a. gripe, grasp, v. To Seize. •j-fi'Vi-^ldtfl-'f^f- 
 fl-&c. tn^, qr^, ^frq^, T11+|8iui, »IIT »». TR^ tfJ^A q-- 
 ^o/o. [5rt«#, 
 
 2 (the hand or fingers) dinch. f^f. afTSToE^-^W-^oE^- 
 Clutch, Clutchisg, n. v. V. — act. g^iri *^m. «:Rutn.&c. 
 I. clutches; talons, hands, power. 5r?»». aHNSN"'- Miisi- 
 q'w. aii«(i*|OT. ^^/. 
 
 In the a of. dH^y, HT^#T, 3TNlTRffT,S^fFT, «t>«l^i<i. 
 
 Out of the c. of. HNCIHH- 
 
 To be caught in the c. of. wiM5<if or +)lM4ui, TT^, 
 
 <s H jl ^ -;pRTt?t-'r?Tm-gTt?T «iM5"i, ff Jt/. arrant or jri^ 
 
 Cluttee. See Clatteb. 
 
 Clysteb, m. nj-=l<*>lfl/. ». JTTT, qf^m./. 
 
 Oily or unctuous c. ar^fRR «lf5T, 
 
 Ununctuous c. P=re:^ «rft<T. 
 Cltsteb-bao or bladder, Cltsteb-pipe, n. R-=i*k1/. 
 
 «i1^m./. srf^^w./. iff^aFTfe^/- «refHt^/. 
 
p 
 
 COA 
 
 153 
 
 COB 
 
 ■ach, *. T. Carbi»ge. mtt/. r«T»». 
 
 1. JACH-BOX, n. »II^^I+.u||^l-«0 «)«lMI-=ft 3TPTT/. 
 Coach-maker, n. TTTt +<<'1UI, W^PR. 
 Coach-MaX, n.«lli\«(Mm. ?nT»lt"i. 
 ' )iCH-ifASSHiP, ••. <lf*(WV£qn. ar'MPl^iHHIw. 
 
 ACTIO-, CoAcriTE. See Compulsios, Compulsobt. 
 
 ^ JADJCTA5T, a. T. HeLPIXG. «^+,|0. 
 
 COADJCTOK, «. attittant. *J^+|/t- ^*J^*lO. 
 
 2b COAGFLATE, r.O. ^^^fOT, Ml*lf»|U|, 'Tl-jHtui, IT? "Ft^. [«. 
 
 Vessel for coag\ilating (milk, Ac). r«Kvd«n/. fiK-^'lf. 
 To Coagulate, r. n. vjnuj, flR^T'f, 'fliuj, skui, W'fr'r, BT- 
 
 CoAOCiATios, ». T. V. N. — act. f^MUJ n. vim^ n. &<?. — 
 
 Coax, n. ^>rft ^toRJTw. ^I«*fMr!I spt^al^m. Rlr^.Ndl +)<!4^|ot. 
 Lire c. f^TOTTTM- PToE or I'Wlm. STTRw. 
 5Ia««of hot and glowing coals. ^T'i-3TT^«».T?Trirn. 
 To call over the coals. ^TRiTK^TT <»fl«u(, ^HkV/rT 
 
 To carry coals to Newcastle. ^H^id <nT»ftn. STTJ^ BT- 
 
 Tof, n»im •fl>»ii". *(ir^"l. 
 Coal-black, a. t. Black ^l*!-^?, <|>|4|7«^. 
 COAL-1II5E, Coal-pit, «. ^nf<T ^m /. 
 5b Coalesce, t. n. t. To Jois, To CoMBi?fE. frTcEof, ^r^m, 
 
 'Ji'i, nt'Tn. ^3I0T, ir<I^n. fHotui-vJ*?'}! y. of $. <Jif,K'<IT- 
 
 'Tf 'PIT'i-'Jnr'f, ^'PftHn.-i^ ^ii.-<^qfMi^n.-&c.^t''t y.o/#. 
 Coal£sce5ce, Coautios, n.T.V.— art. f){^i*. QfK^ n. &c. 
 
 —Hate. ^nTTTTm. fi'jfV- ^WfT*". 
 Crtalition of letters. Tif^m. 
 
 I. exmfederaey. Sec Combisatiox. 
 COATTATIOX, n. aJitpfation, ^e. ?rRHR«. HWIHWI ». s^Tm. 
 
 CoAKsE, a. — of cloth, paper, Ac. 3ITTg?ft, »0<iy<ft, ^IT?, ^fr- 
 IT, ^(('11, tRTT or »R, ^oin-l, f??^, MW5T, ^^ jjop. 
 
 MtTl, TfTT, 5T»T, ?IT^.— indef. or carelcwdjr. vT^ 
 
 tJi'TIT, ^*.V^'.\ or MKIMHI or i^lilviHI, 'smPTTlT. 
 
 2 — of things, gener. rutlr, rouyk, v. Clumst. tinn, »r- 
 
 ^S or JBT, <?WI, ?^, *fiM'i^'ft. 
 
 8 mot itlieale, fine, Ife. jroM. lTf?T, MKIMKI, «ff4tf^4^, 
 
 ♦— M « workman, t. Koron, AwkwaKO. ffrlUPft or 
 
 5— as • work done, r. Korun. M*IHr, TTf, Km^i^^ft, 
 *mi*, f1?, %:iNT, trtfl fffl, "ifTI. 
 aa the hair ; dry, $tiff, ffc. ^rjT, »rr»|ffT,?1? or tz, 
 7 tmpctakeJ, imAtjanl. loir, Jfe. t. Rvub. 9m*^, ^ftv„ 
 
 ^HI^H ». %^ n. 
 
 8 — of diet, Ac. ITT^, 
 C. fare, t. Park 
 CoaBRLT, Air. T. A. 1.-110/ /nWjf, ^<r. aiT», »m, iftSET a. 
 
 </f c/. VJTT5T a. </ec/. &c. 
 
 Coabsexess, ». v. A. 1. v^iivoir m. vqi^norr OT. jfr^'n'rr w. 
 
 iTi'liMUir m. *<<iMUi| «j. Ac. vTTft/. 
 
 2 y1»14M<JII »». Jt^J^TWr »«. 0-rfMUII m. Ac. 
 
 3 ^rtHuii m. »O^HUI| m. 
 
 5 *r^1%"mT «». Ac. 
 Coast, ». shore. ^ »n. spfeT wi. ^ n. H^^^t^ or ^3T :>!. 
 «M?rq;^KI w. «i<J<+i4 ar qTOT »». ^f^F^RT »». 
 Down the c. ^Z, 
 
 The coast is clear. *nT^1#t^, T^mhFosran^, 
 2b Coast, p. ». ^t3 w-PUKI »».-Ac. qr^;^ vTPilf, 5pt3T^-f%- 
 I HT='TT^-?f5'V5T-&c. sunt. 
 
 ,1 Coat, n. j^r^ n. STHT «. flfft/. ^^rf «. ^^ »». 
 I C. of mail, v. Abjiouh. ^f^f^x n. f^rf<«)tl n. 
 
 Great c. or cloak. g»fT or ^«IT m, ["THT M+W^, 
 
 Cut your c. according to your cloth. 3fltt*nE7T 'T^'T 
 
 2 or coating; tegument or covering, gener. ^^^ «. 3TT<T- 
 T'T n. anUT^ «. !F^ »». 
 
 3 ( of the eye ). <Ti^ »»• "15t5 ». [ "T^ ot. 
 
 4 layer, Jold, crust. SiTT m. q^^ m. 'Tl^ m. TFT^ or <TT- 
 
 5 (of paint, mud, cowdung-wash, &c. ). ^T >n. ^^ m. 
 
 6 c. of arms. See Abus. 
 
 2b Coax, v. a. jiersumfe ly soothing ^c. words, 3TI3^,*T3r- 
 T^, '-mH'-ui or vflH'-ui, ^^I-INUJ, *l|s»(Muf, ^tn^, jsr- 
 ^ or ql''ji«*ui, >Tiv»iKui, TfHr^t MT^f, 3TF»f^ n.-ril^'?l^ 
 /.-»5^M<J n.-Ac. ^^^r. o/o. 
 To c. a female. aUT^ imf ^^^ 
 To c. a male, ^r^ qr^ ^T't, «TmT J^ q^wT, 
 Coaxed, ^. v. V. 31K«(^l, Ac. rflferT. 
 Coaxeb, «. Coaxing, ;>. o. v. V. wa ^j u i R T, Ac. 3f|5rT3,?5T- 
 
 Coaxing, «. v. Y.—act. -*l|ctt(u( «. Ac. ?5ri^Tt:it /. g l 45»M - 
 OTT n«. rsft/ ^^^,«- ^TPSW n. na^Jo&xim^ /. rf i tJiH n. 
 
 Coaxing i,T, o</i?. j^nTftnttft^, rlT^I^'JIT^, c5fl^"l^, ^r^rqT^fT- 
 3r^»jT?-Ac. qrcT. 
 
 Cob, n. v. Poxr. «T? w. 
 2 cob-wall. ^m. 
 
 2b Cobble, v. a. mend ( shoes ). ( 3ftlT f». Ac. ) JTtTl^-vT- 
 
 2 rno^e or rfo clumsily, bungle, aftWY 'it'll V^, aT^Hlft- 
 <mT#-Ac. ^TWf, #Tot. 
 Cobbler, »i. t.V. 1. sf^ Hl'mJIKI-^qWRT, ftTRor ^1^- 
 
 2 wl««ii<i, aTTtWTPt f.JuiHl. ^I^?ir, TPRnft. 
 COBBLEBT, fi. MMI«|v»ft/. ^HTT^/. =^t»<M.*m n. 
 CoDBA EE CAPKLLo, fi. sjTa w. J^iT w. — in covcrt, Ac. 
 phrascol. »TT<ii*^i m. »Tmt«ff «. [ TW m. «. 
 
 Expan.Ifd hood of c. "jflTm. dim. vtf. <pwft/. qSTJTT./. 
 riguro often fancied in tho form of tiie liood of a c. 
 ^1<Sf^ I^T n. 
 
 Gem found in head of a c. ift^ m. 
 
coo 
 
 154 
 
 COD 
 
 To expand its hood — the c. 'pfff. f%<^K<'i. 
 CBWEB, n. vTTaS n. spTTI^w. ^fe^?^ n. 
 
 Cobwebs and pendulous filaments, — goner. ^fWT or 
 q(t«I m. v?ioST»vr n. pi. q-^ w W^^ m. 
 
 Filament of a c. gcRT m. f^^^i^^^ f- pi. 
 
 Stretched line of a c. r\W^\ m. 
 Coccyx, n. ^V¥■'S^ n. 
 CocHTN LEO, n. ^fftrtn «». TT^^ifN) n. 
 CocHiNEAi., «. r+<H"I^H n. ?>fiT »». 
 
 Ball or lump of c. f^fJTJft^T'IT »«. 
 CocntNEAL, a. fJptfiT^ft. 
 
 CocriiEABV, COCHLEATE, a. V^\'h\<, H<*<^MI*K. 
 
 Cock, n. <jif«jsr w. w^ m. xhtitt^s? w. 
 
 C. of the walk. i|K<M «». ^'l<m^+ m. »T^ ot. Si%«Tr 
 
 C. of one's own walk. STN?^ ^R^ 5^, aJlTr^TT ^- 
 
 Wild c. <M*f>^«l3l w. ^^^Y- *"' 
 
 2 male of birds, m; m. tr^^ m. 
 
 3 ( of a gun ). ^tST «». 
 
 4 ( of hay, &e. ). ^ m. fsTTTT m. 
 
 5 ( of a balance ) needle. ^>jz\ m. 
 
 6 ( as of a hat, turban, &c. ). gT^ m. 
 To put on with a c. rf<l*ir«(3^. 
 Having a e. cocked, ^fr^F?^. 
 
 1 spout, ^f^ ?TT^/. HoE^sft <ft^/. 
 
 To bo coek-a hoop. ^>TWf- pi ^Mf^OT. 
 Cock and bull story. 5^mi<ii<l^ »ft^/.^t3T^ 3=^«' 
 To Cock, v. a. ( the cars ). spTT m. pi. <1«<+H«i ( or av+IV 
 
 2 ( the nose ). JTT^ «. ^ ^FTot-gT^'i'. 
 
 3 ( a gun ). qtST «»■ '^fS^'Sf. 
 Cockatoo, «. *|+|H m. spT+I^HI m. 
 Cock-boat, « ?y^ ^TR/. 
 Cock-cdafeb, n. ^ ^t^ ^^ an^, 
 
 COCK-CEOW, CocK-CEOwiKG, n—act. aHK^ufl or 3fi<^uft/. 
 #^ ailHuO/. afll^uli «. *i*<svi-=n ^ o/* ^/. ^^- 
 
 2 early morn, T. DawH. «^|i(^H^Id/. «i>)"H^5^/. ^N%^m 
 or TTST/ TT?^^/. ^Ft?^!;^/- 
 
 At c. ^% 3Tr^, ^'«ii«i<0. 
 
 CocK-riOHT, n q?f5rS«Tr# ^ «• ^pt?^ «• 
 CocK-riT, «. ^WSsrHf ^^ +<"'*<NI 3TWT?T w. 
 To CocKEB See To Ikdhlge. 
 CocK-iiOBSE, a. ^T^sn^ «(tirtrti. 
 
 2 exultant, triumphant. +|<HNI^f^"IKI, fi^in^<lUIKI. 
 C0CKT.E, M. testaceous shell, fmf. ftrft/ sft^NKt or<(l4««»l- 
 
 CocKBOAcn, n. ^^ n. ^n[^ n. «||Jji5l wi. 
 
 Cock's comb, n. comb of a cock. •h\^^\'^ ^f f J'^ST/ 
 
 2— the flower. n3%n «»• »fnT^ (t^/. H<^<f^l^T/. ^r?- 
 
 >ft/. T^ «• 
 
 3/o;», T. Buck. 3T^WI^, l'^, M-iMl^^. 
 
 Cock suee. To be c, qiir ^^Pm, HTttT r<Trj^ aTB^ff , »RtfT 5- 
 
 Cock swain, w. *M«tdl<J< ^ <-4wm arf^nptft 3n^. 
 Cocoa, n. — <Ae tree. JTT5 «». TTT5E/. ^TK^ft/. Hiri^pJ m. 
 
 Branch or frond of a c. nut-tree. ^TTT »». V\^^f.— ^ 
 half of it ^FHir «. 
 
 C. nut-tree kept for fruit, 'IKdMIJ, ( as opp. to HIT- 
 ^ vnt one kept for toddy ). [ ^ n. 
 
 Fruit stalk of the c. nut tree. f^NT w. fillet/, ^"ft- 
 
 Matted branch of c. nuttree for roofing.^ w.^Raff/. 
 
 Spathe of c. nut tree./. <fMt /• 'ilff 
 
 Young c. nut tree, plan/let. •pf'TT m. TFT/. 
 2 — the nut. ;TTT^»i-Hir<<trt«.MlT?J«. H^I4>f5rt. — contemp. 
 tuously 4i4*"'J5 «• *rt5^ «• 
 
 A couple of c. nuts, sfit «. 
 
 C. nut of which the kernel is thin and scanty. ^TT- 
 ='TTiK«. 
 
 Cluster or bunch of young c. nuts. ?f3/. [ ^ n. 
 
 Dry and rattling c. nut. ^p^ m. 'js'jsi TR^S »». 3?^- 
 
 Empty c. nut. »j|^lrt or ^^ «. 
 
 End piece of a c. nut. ItsTI'/ 
 
 Fibrous integuments of the shell of a c. nut. sSTXfTw. 
 ^\tn. 'snrsw. ^t?<T«. — a single fibre of them. +r<4*^/. 
 
 Fungous mass in the middle of the c. nut. HH^m. 
 
 Greenish c. nut; nut of which the milk is not dried, 
 gPTTTHTCT. ^JRn. arftToET 5TTT3tff». 
 
 Half of a c. nut. ^^tf. 
 
 Half of a c. nut shell used as a ressel. •i\K<£\f. TK- 
 oft T^m. 5Irft/. ^rct/. 
 
 Hollowed c. nut, used to dish out water, for keeping 
 things in, &c. ^tsET or aTlot+.m. 3h1 «-+!/. ^/. fli or 
 3^ or ftwi. S<rSI»». 5|"«i. 'R^w. «(rt<MOT. il3f«. *«isrt«. 
 
 Integuments of the shell of a c. nut drawn into 
 Btringg. <t»N | ot m. — twisted into cords. g*T or §<?».— 
 A piece or bit of it. ^*min. ^Tfmtff. (or ^»I^&c.) 
 
 Kernel of a c. nut. ^T^n. 
 
 Oil from the kernel of the c. nut. ?qT^ftr5«. ii<,irt«. 
 
 Oil obtained from c. nut shells by burning them. ^- 
 ^ n. [3n%r!«. 
 
 Oil obtained from heated scrapings of young c. nuts. 
 
 Oil obtained from the kernel of the c. nut by squoez- 
 jng with the hand. 2%c5 «. [shell. gTJft / 
 
 Piece of the kernel of a c. nut cut out from tho 
 
 Eipe and dry c. nut. g^TS or g^s/ 
 
 Eipe c. nut fallen from the tree. ToEk or Toft g^/. 
 
 Scrapings of c. nut. ^^w. '^m. ^«. 
 
 Shell of a r. nut. n^f ?r^/. ^F^/ ^^f- m- 
 "in. HKc4|-.n 3n^/. 
 
 Young c. nut. ?f^^w. #feTOT, ^^^ n. 5^ TT^w. 
 
 Cocoon, n. ^tTTw. #?raT «. 
 Cod, n. ;)orf. 'SH/. 
 
/• 
 
 Co-it A5toc8, a. of the same age. 
 
 Co-ETCKSAL, a. ♦JUplr'I HT^, tinfl'^t'IRft. 
 
 Co-ETAL, «. of the same age. «HM*I<^, *«*«nf^*, ^HT^- 
 
 ' ) EXirrErr, a. ^^ «PT<5TMT, ^^ «»1*JNI, ^ fife*, ^- 
 
 Co-xrrsKsiTE, a. ?nr5<TrTT, ^m'4>H4>, *JHI^f^*, ^nnftH, 
 CorrEE, «.— the berry. 'TJm. 
 
 2 — the infosion. ^WTm. ^Tlft/. i» common. 
 
 COTfKE-HOU»E, «. f.m|VHI M. 
 COFTEE-JOT, «. *^T5r4^/. 
 
 Conn, m. T. Box. *l^/. fm». »rt^/. 
 
 2 T, TlZA*VBB. »rtiTt«i. 
 Com.*, n. "irtr^ fl^/.-^/ itw^ft^/. 
 
 2jroerr'i p«per-cate.^m.dim. J^/. ^fTST**. rfwi. 
 
 COG 155 
 
 2 ^ JTmr sn^. ^^ || 
 
 Code, n. eoUeclion. B^^w. <if^ni/. [^jj^m. 
 
 2 ( of regulations Ac. ). •M'i^^i«<fTT»«. «i>n»i«i'fl/. SH- 
 CODICIL, «. «HH-5<l'fl ^T^'ft/. ^%^n^i». 
 Jb Coddle, v. a. parboil. STtrRrsTT ^T^T, 3T^l»^;»p. 3Pt^- 
 
 2 eoeker, v. To I>-dulge. c5T1 n. ^^, rfli+H«J. 
 Co EiTiCACT, n. whiui+iRhi/. 
 Co-EEncnarr. See Coopebatiso. 
 Co-EmciE5T, «. — in arithmetic, ^^m. 
 Co-EQCaL, a. v. EfjCAL. ♦)»i*IHM, BTJl^cy, tTlrtl-HI, H)^-^I, 
 
 Co-EQCALirr, II. V. A. «H«HM<1I / 5H»11c»«1l /. "T^^t'ft 
 
 CO-EQCAXLT, aJp. V. A. ^n*lO'(. 
 
 lb Coerce, v. a. t. To Compel. ^3IH|>Km.-«|c&MilO f.-&c. 
 
 2 See To RESTKAHf. 
 C0EBC105, «. See CoMFTTLBio^, "RsarnAJST. 
 
 COBBCITE. See COMPCLSOBT. 
 
 Co-cssETTiAL, a. partaking of the same ettence. ti*i*ti«i, ^- 
 
 Co-EssEXTiALiTT, n. ^jK^rmtTT/. *TTT?m^/. »tt^bkhht/. 
 
 COI 
 
 To Coo, f . «. ( • wheel Ae. ). ^Mtw^, ^tsw^l. 
 
 2 tcheeJle, r. To Coax, h^itt^. 
 Coo, ». tooth of m teheet. 5t»TT«». ^m. 
 
 Inteniioe between cok«. •BTMTt/. 
 CooKBCT, •. T. A. n^s^tif. ^V^f- ^^^>nf. vnrV n. vfh" 
 
 n». sirrnwr*. ''ftf ». 5>Tf »«. [ am. 
 
 I ■>oE3rr, a.foretUe. ^W7, ^», «H^, ^TTT^, flJW^TT, WH^- 
 To Cogitate, Cooitatiox. Hce To Thi5e, Tbovsbt. 
 
 CoGBATE, • bom togethrr. «! jIM, H^JT, VV^IHT. 
 
 2 T. Kbiated. «J||H1V, TOf, ^♦>^l*f1<l. 
 COOBATIOB, B. T. BiL&TtOB. ^I^<l«im«. Pft^^ff^Ht. ?%■ 
 
 COGNITIOS, n. cCT-^om knoicledge. a4H*l *< f^ ^ fTFT«f^ftT?Tti. 
 Cognizable, a. that falls under judicial notice. ^Ni^ff ^- 
 
 >'MM"1'II-HK<«II-&c. 
 
 2 Mo/ »noy ie inoicn. 3TmtnTr3ftnT-&c. ^T, nt^ ( in 
 
 comp. as ^f^^nrHr c. by the senses ). 
 Cognizance, n. judicial notice. ^T^J^ft/. «IMM«/. '^^ft'/. ■ 
 
 2 jurisdiction. =^?fl«B<Ui(|-=|| STf^n^m.-STHc^OT. 
 
 3 See Pkeceptiox, 
 
 4 badge. fifWftf. 
 Cognizant, a. having kaotoledje of. mf^rHiK, t||<t>^^K. 
 CoGNOMiNAL, o. having the tame name. <{+-mitJMI, ^^pfr, 
 
 To Cohabit, ». ». rficeW with. ^^4Wn^.-vr^^:;\^ ^TW Jff.-'^- 
 •i>t«»itim.-&c. Jp^, «Jir«4*|urf :cr^. 
 2 Zirc together as husband and tcife. <^I<^r*JI «(N+|t<(| ^\- 
 
 -&c. !Rwf. 
 Cohabitation, «. t. V. 1.— ac< or state, y^^lflw. <^-+-<^|Jl 
 
 Coheir, n. 4?R»TI^m. «JHH«i'g«». q^HT^w. f^^TPft, »TPfr, 
 
 Co-ireiBEss, n. ^rRsi^/. ^m^j^pop, I^Pft^/. Ac. 
 To Cohere, v. n. slick together. ^.^Rit ri'ld^-Rl+i'T 
 
 2 6<! tt?«n connected. '^oEot, <^H'Ji, ^??'TNT-'5W>fr^-^n?r- 
 
 HTT-^*Jy^-&c. 3nm. 
 
 Coherence, Cohesion, n. t. V. 1. — ttate. ^VtnwJ. ^fStpTT- 
 
 2 ?tv^nt. ?ri^/. ?f»w«». ?r^Hgf^/ 'j5fTOf^fhT»». 
 Coherent, a. v. V. 1.— bi?w, ^^, ?nT^. [bw. 
 
 2 omf Consistent. ?i^r^, f^H, ?in?T«rTT, ^V^H?, 
 
 COHEBESTLT, ado. T. A. 2 «»W^ir, H^^'J^^. 
 
 Cohesive, a. v. Stk-kt. N^jpt, f^oT, ^tT. 
 COHB8IVEKE88, fi. V.A. r^V- Mmiw. &c. vrKin.^m. f^Rmr/ 
 2b Cohibit, Cohibition. See To Bestbain, Bestsaint. 
 
 Coip. «. i{%iij*K*0 iWt 3ni^. 
 
 To Coil, t>. a. gather into a ring. ilTToS^, ^^7T%m./>Z.-iRTWJT- 
 /. pl.-'if^jn. pi, ^^-m?5''t, H«?^ *<<JTn. -* irft^W" • 
 WK^. [V^f. 3^n. 
 
 Coil, II. ( as of a rope ). %^?fl5T«. ^dlrf^/. ^^rrafw. jl^ii. 
 2 coiled mats, vt^ f. ^st^n. >\i\h^f. jIT^fi. 
 8 »iot«<r, tumult, v. Bustle. mVif "TWtw. «jta«. 
 Coin, «. ^t^h. 5?T/. ^f^^/. TTWi*. 
 
 Some of the Coins Bro.^^, 5<j(.i>J«I,y«^,^l^y; aTT- 
 
 •ft/, ^r^, »?T^, 3?vir^, ^j'?^, ^Tjt, Jfnft, ^WtftT, «?t- 
 ^, iftfT, 1f?5»T, "T^, fl»*!«»r, ^^ ^. See BupzB, 
 
 MO!IET. 
 
 Bored c. ^^STtft ( ^'^TT Ac. ). 
 
 CoBiisting of various coins, HlOwO". [Ac. ). 
 
 Cncked e. ^VK, fCVj'fW^, ^Irl**.*!, w(^ ( ^V^- 
 
COL 
 
 156 
 
 COL 
 
 Payment in Yarious coins. STM^fT ^«. 
 Stamped or marked c. grffC^^TTT,"^ &c.) H<M?*l'0. 
 Cracked and rubbed, — coins. ^^§?^. 
 To Coin, v. a. stavip metals Jor money. <m'''f, Tv%^ m. MKuf 
 
 Coining die. ftTsgT »». 
 ' 2 jahricate, Jorge, v. To Intent. <^<Jf, 'rT^r't, <-mi/.- 
 
 'Tt^^TT/.-Ac. ^T^, ^^ sp^, 5RR<if. 
 Coinage, Coining, «. v. V. 1. — act. qnof m. f^lt^lMKuf n. 
 
 5^^5T n. 
 
 2— ac^ r^ «. &c. T^?n"/. ^^^rt/. 
 
 I. matter coined. See Coin. 
 To Coincide, v. n.fall together, meet in the same point. ^- 
 
 <Tm m ^ g. of s. 
 
 2 V. To Agbee. n^oiui, ^55^, ^1^, %o5 m.-^TH m.- 
 
 ^nrr m. SRTof y. o/». 
 Coincidence, «. v. V. 1. ?pmT w. 
 
 2 a«J Agbeement. JVS m. ^n m. ^T^ m. frTpJFP »», 
 Coincident, a. v. V. 2. ani Ageeeixo. rHduiKi, &c. fJTOT- 
 
 Coinee, n. V. V. 1. ?Tm MISUIKI, smfTw^. 
 
 CoiB, «. ^T*TT m. 
 
 Coition, Coitcs, n. v. Copuiation. ^n ot. B^rn m. §T?Tn. 
 
 Co-JUBOB, «. one who swears to another's credibiliii/. T^HT^ft, 
 
 srfrraT?ft. 
 
 Coke, m. HM^rfl ^ntt ^Pt^E^ »». 
 
 Colander, «. strainer. <|cjoti or ^To5T »t. <?«»». ^t^oft w «)<oft j 
 
 /. vTToft/. ^smft/. ^vTTft/. ^qioEW/. =5lTo5uft/. 
 Cold, «. — as a principle or cause. ^^ pop, f^ or ^ n. 
 »t5Tt/. V^jf. €tn n. 
 
 2 — the sensation, v. Coldness, ^ijflf. f^ or ^ n. f|- 
 ^ or f^^Ttt/. ^t?l n. 
 
 Cramp from c. ^FT^S n. ^I^IY/. ». *R, 
 
 Stiff from c. 'hl'PJ^a i. 
 
 To be stiff & cramped from c. «<)|+,iui, TTTSof^ 
 
 3 catarrh, m^ n. ?TT^/. srfrTJ.qT^ m. ifiq^^rt. ^<ysfn. 
 
 4 ( in the system ). WQ^f- *t5t/. f^5fT|/. 'h^n. 
 C. in the eyes, ^\^^f. v. m. 
 
 Cold, a. — of substances, gener. sis, lft?Tt5 pop. f^fcR, ^- 
 
 Very c. cold as clay. ^^t(T^\W\ 4f5. 
 To become or bo c. 'iK^uj. 
 2 — esp. weather or wind. ITT, 415, ^i HT^, ^»T, f|T- 
 
 Bitter, biting, piercing, icy, &c. c. (also — of water). 
 
 To be sharply c. — weather, water, &c. +<,«|'^U(, MKiJoj. 
 
 3 having the sense of cold, ifft <<Mrir5l, fl^T^^T, &c. 
 »4SI«(rtrtl, «gS5Srtrtl, f^<)l^.rll Or (^«Jr5f!T, f^"=licirtl, ?ft<T- 
 VMi ^Od'OU'i, ^ftrrr^, ^ftHs^rPiTfT, &c. [ f^«(iuj. 
 
 To feel or be c.*tft/.-f^ «.-&c. «(Mff| inv. con. f^^, 
 
 4 AwMiy c. or cooling qualities. »T5, ^f\s^pop. f^T<T55^ 
 
 5 frigid, apathetic, phlegmatic. »t?, »ilT, filoET, ^, vT^, 
 
 f^, 5ftfTST?if?np, ^ftrl'WHT^, S^RitH, f^I^?^. Some terms 
 for a cold, phlegmatic, apathetic person, are fi(ToETf»l»«?T?«. 
 
 6 not affectionate^ not cordial. V5, VfT, '451^^, 3TH^- 
 
 To be c. iTTtrT ^TT^ ^M, '43T?/. yixA, 
 In cold blood. ttl^TT^W^, iHR^IHt. 
 
 7 «o< having sexual desire, 'trs, '"TIT, tRH^IKiHI T^, 
 
 Cold-blooded, Cold-heabted, a. unfeeling. f^T^, f^H^, 
 
 +^u|Kf^rI. ['tW'^, &e. 
 
 Coldly, o(/». v. A. 5. ?<\l^wu||:i , '4lTt^, 5p5E^i^srt=^, 7RT- 
 
 Coldness, n. v. A. 1. '4ft/. its^on »». fijirToET^/. ^ft^r «, 
 ^ «. 457^/. 
 
 2 4^/. f^pop. f^or^n.^n ^c^T n. ?nc^/. 
 Eigors of c, extreme, intense, bitter, biting, &c. e. 
 
 itfl'^Miai-TTTST or 'iKlil-nTT'rST-^f^^ST-'llRvSl-nTT^w. 
 
 3 % or ^». 4^/. ?t?^». ?ft^ n. r^mtor f^/. ^- 
 
 f^/ ^ 
 
 4 »mTTT «. ^fldotMUIIOT. ?R5(t/. !<nd'jn>M ». 
 
 5 41'T'iTTw. vi<^l^/. JTtq'n. ^rrsq-n. !3Tf?^n. «Tfl*n w. f^- 
 
 TTTOT. TTnPTROT. arrf^r/. ^■•Ji^^^n. 5ft<TST?rfrr/ 
 
 7 4sHU|| m. spfHm^HI Tlf^ «. TfliW^Pf/. 
 Cold shouldeb. To give the c. to. «t^i-m 5)o5T T 5T?T^iif, 
 
 1 "TTf^'rTT +)K<'(I a. decl. ^of. 
 
 Colic, «. 'ft^J,^ or i\z^ m. ^j^ pop. ^ m. Tfrp^JJ^ »». 
 
 mRu|IH^J=5 m. 3Tr»T^Jf5 »». qTfT^Jr5 ff». 
 That has c. tft^^w^TT, ^J?^. 
 To Collapse, v. n.fall together. ^^H or sjg^ vfTiit, ^^t^, 
 
 ^jfwt or <\^HvHiuj, f»)<»i vJTT^. [ ^T^ /. 
 
 Collapse, Collapsion, n. v. V. — stete. ^^ n. &c. %<rft/. 
 Collapsed, p. y. V. -M^jH'l^rtl, ^•iJI-^rfi, Ac. 
 CoLLAE, ». ( for the neck ). 'I^M^ m. n^qft/. ^5?r^ «. %- 
 
 C. of silver worn by the worshippers of Khandob£. 
 »it?CT or nreqr m. 
 
 Ornamental c. of gold or silver. ^f(oit /. 
 
 2 ( as of dogs, &c. ). <Tt^ or aY^ or flfNs m. 
 
 3 ( of horses, &c. ). TcS^ n. ?I^/. ^^^ f. 
 To slip the c. 3Ttn «. JpTf|T ^. 
 
 2b CoLLAE, V. a. seize, by the throat. ' wfxCfl /.-*1<'T)«0 /.-T- 
 Tft/.-&c. (^ y.o/ 0. 
 
 COLLAE-BONE, «. H^t/. ^ «• 
 
 ^b Collate, v. a. v. To Compabk. ofts't or %f|T '^^''t, 
 MSdctuj or MidlctuI, MiHl<*H <TT^, TtfOT m. TT^, ^- 
 ?T<T/.-b^M4)Np4l »»-^ ^I+^IHT/. ^-^of y. o/" o. 
 2 ya^Aer ^ /)Zace in order. ^Jcsdf, ??T^. 
 
V 
 
 COL 
 
 167 
 
 COL 
 
 CoUUnE]>,/L T. V. 1. MidldT mf^f^r^i, &c. 
 
 C OIXATEBAI., a. leiny tide to tide. Sp^TT^ '»T'ift»l?I, 3R^- 
 
 2 ( of relationship ). ?ffr^ra^VMI, ?fll<f(l*i*i>ft, ii^n^Mi- 
 
 3 not direct, — of tcBtimony, &c. ^i-NI, Milfll'HI. 
 
 4 See Pakallel. 
 
 C OiXATios, n. T. V. 1. — act. W<dla&uf n. &c. M4I^IHI^u( n. 
 M(r1l4l m. ^im\ «. *>^«J*Nrll ••• 
 L repatt. TTToE m. ^'JFfR «. 
 
 COLLATOB, N. V. V. 1. MjHlctH MI^UIKI, &.C. 
 
 COLiKAOiE, »i. <i>IHNI BT^I^ m. «1«Jrn M. +1*1 «i5 m. H^- 
 
 5'o Collect, r. a. v. To Gatiieb. fira^, vdMHul, >»1HI*<- 
 i^, ntoET *T^, ?nT^ OT.-^^nr »». w^ gof o. 
 
 2 ( monies ). H^. "R^, a*iU|, J'l<)uf, Tn^^/.-^^THift 
 /.-TTRT m.-ic. "Fnif g.of o. 
 
 8 in/fr. arjmT n.-ni; m.-&c. !RiJf, ^, ftrj ^r^. 
 
 4 ( one's self ) 5^t«IT-HMI*«-&c. i?^, f^ n. %IN<uf 
 
 i"e Collect, r. n. accumulate. JtRET ^foi, v>lMui, fl|-*<u^, ^itS- 
 
 »f, OT^ m.-?r^^ m. f^ g.oj *. 
 
 2 assemble, t. To Oatbxs. f*raof, ^^r^T^, ^jmH. 
 <'OLUCT, n. s\ort eomprehensice prayn: a\m\v[m f. 
 i'OUSCTZo., a. self-possessed. fr<Trf^TT, ?«ITaf^TT, 3TH«tT- 
 
 r''0UBCTio5, «. T. V. A. 1. — act. rn*«<ui ». >^HH<Jt n. Ac. 
 QfHnm. fi?T^ m. «^ m. '^ m. 
 
 2— «rf. T^cvf «. 7^1^ ». Ac. Jiii^i m. ?»WT/. g»It- 
 ^/. J'l'ft'4/. 3Wft/. ■dl'W'JI*/. T^oEtift/. d<»>««ii>/. 
 
 C. of the rerenue of a district. HIHril m. Mm^H /. 
 
 T. V. N. 1. — Of/. s»|Mdj n. ?Tt^% II. ^ItjOi n. 
 
 2 fi»*o| n. «»*f"»of w. 31R0T «. 
 
 L eollected body, T. Heap. ?rti! w. ?Tt^ in. ffiT^ m. ?f^^ 
 
 ( used e«p. in comp. m %?i IP^N, fij;^ ^sttt ). 
 
 Collections ( •• of sums, monies, Ac. ). 7*nvT/. 7^- 
 
 / f^ ••. 3VI«T «•. 
 
 CoDtiogent collections ( or leriee ). Wlf^-^^K 5!1tt/. 
 Bztn collections, ftjint ;wm/. %fr^ aim/. 
 Oeoenl c. or lerj ( of monies ). ^/. ^fm^tttf. 
 MisccIlADeous c. fT^^tnif m. 
 CotucrrTE, a. T. AogsBOAte. «IHf ifij*, HlUlfJl*, ir^- 
 
 2 — in gnunmrnr. Hij^|i|f|<|fi. [ ir^TT, 
 
 COLUcriTKLr, ai/r. r. A. 1. P^^, *jtu^t, »T^!![nR:<T, »nT^- 
 COUXCTOR. H. T. A. 1. onr^TTTT, f*raWTFT, Ac. ?w^, ^- ii 
 
 2 T*w»nTT, T^afiTT, Ac. K^^iym, ?»ra<iT. '| 
 
 I. ( of rarenue). iimJ^IT, mnwi^, (his office in>ra»T- i' 
 
 ^/. ) q;HI<l«4K, ( his office ■«.H|<f)ti<^l/l /. ), ^J^PS^, 
 ?Tf ?ftt^R, ( his office H^^^^t/. ) The European Col- 
 lector is called «|)rf*f« or-ZK. 
 CoLLEOE, ». society of learned men. nTt5T /. f^^vnU+IH^ w. 
 ^^STTf^ n. [P\^ M. 
 
 2 edifice for students. TlSflWl /• Hi 4)^*1 n. IT3 »». ®T^- 
 
 3 associated bodi/ — gener. v. Assemblt. JTS^ft/. 'STT/I 
 
 CoLLEOiAL, Collegiate, o. v. N. 2. ITS^TT^^, Mld^\wi+i«{- 
 
 CoLLEOiAS, Collegiate, n. f^^nff "». IfT^ ♦». f^^TTf^Tpr- 
 COLLET, M. SecCOLLAE. 2 the part of a ring in which the 
 
 stone is set. ^ n. ^1^ n. 
 To Collide, v. n. strike against each other. 4+M*l-<fl ^HiV^f. 
 
 -trsgT »».-&c. ?rmwi--sr?m, ^^^r# ^^nm, ^^rpif, i?^, 
 
 SJ'Iiui, ^^, M^iUI, VS+ui, ^HrtUI. 
 
 2 fig. interfere trith, tj-c. v. To Clash. MI^5^, «TW»ft/. 
 ^, 35^, -H+H*/. 5RSt 5^. of s. 
 CoLLiEE, «. ^nft ^5[n% W^ ^f>^ ti^.uiKi. 
 
 2 ^n^ ^ro5?ii^ 5?Tmft. 
 
 3 ^n^ JFroE3(Tf% «IH+«. [«. 
 
 CoLLiERT, n. <jrroftiT?r ^ntt ^io5% ^ojrT «n««i(ix)i ^KfUMr 
 
 2 ^nft ^5E^i^ sqi^TR m. 
 To CoLLiQUATK, &c. See To Melt, &c. 
 Collision, t. \.l.—act. ^?Tpt «. 5nT^ «. Ac. i^+*^*l-«JI 
 
 «TigT n«.-VT?JpT ««.-&c. VM^H «. TTFJT ailVM »'. 
 
 2— «<■<. ^^ n. Mi^uft/. -H*M*/. 
 To Collocate. See To Place. 
 Collocction. See Conversation. 
 CoLLOP, n. 5ETPpfHT T^ wi.-^^RT w. *1|*1<M5 n. 
 COLLOQDIAL, 0. relating, <j-c. to common conversation. «Jtf^- 
 
 COILOQCLU-ISM, n. «IR«lrfl *fl«*"<<M «n"TT ^mr HTfTT^T 
 
 COLLOQtJT, n. T. CO^TTXBSATION. JJtrTmitft /. ^'^Mlr^Y/. ^- 
 
 *(l«iui w. ?WT^ m. 
 lb CoLLVDE, v. n. conspire in a fraud. <»>««( ufl"^ I -Ac. JFI w. 
 -f-r n.-qft/-Ac. irr^t, fl»MH<i n.-^>m?l «.-5mRTH%rT 
 w.-'PR'tsr m.-Ac. 'BT'Jt. 
 
 COLLUDEB, II. COLLVIUSO, p. O. V. V. fl'HUfl ^TTITT, Ac. 
 
 Collusion, h. t. V. Hk^luO'm 1^ «»--^ n--VT( m.svOf.- 
 Ac. fl'HHa n. tnn^ n. iTmT'ra%?T w». ^^^^ m. 
 Share or concern in a collusive agreement. 3^ n. fn- 
 
 COLLUSITK, COLLUBOBT, a. ♦J'HMflHI, fl«1H<1NI. 
 CoLLCSJtTELT, odv. fl'UHrll^, B'Wdl^, WflKUI^i^ftl^i, JJ?TT- 
 
 CoLLT, II. ^ToS^rNt K^/.-JW m.f.'^9 n. 
 CoLLTnit'M, n. application for the eyes. at^JR n. 't^n^STT «. 
 st^rT^W n. ^PfiM^^n n. 
 
 C. of antimonj. ^THT m. 
 
 Wire for applying c Wt^/. 
 
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 COLOCTNTH, n. — the plant, t^m^^ pop. ^?TyT/. «<»|4<^H - 
 T n. *«I5?!/. fJT^I^/.— the/r«»V. ^^T^^f.pop.^m. 
 "J n. ^%^ n. 
 
 Coioir, n. H^ m. HV m. 
 
 Wind in the c. ?T5r«n^ m. ^%f. 
 2 (xq? f^rm N-^ 3Trf , rTam (•.). 
 
 C'otosEL, n. qrfdiJiMc^l g^sq- 3i*irf<^K w. ^B^?! »». 
 
 COLOSIAI,, a. V. N._ ?l% q-^lfv^ ^^?TT%^, ^?lt?TT?»T^?tmT- 
 
 Colonist, ot. ^n^m^TSft < l ^u| | < r. 
 
 To Colonize, «. a. esiablM a cohny in. 3TTT?^ ^?n^- 
 
 H^tWt/. 'JiT^ ff. of 0. [ ^^/. 
 
 Colonnade, n. roic of pillars. ?rW^ ^/.^«r "tf^/.^TT- 
 COLOXT, n. lody of people migrated to another country and 
 
 remaining under the mother state. gRPT?^ %5TT^T or 3TN- 
 
 «&c. ^^i^irr^rn^f^rf ^r m. pi. ^?TnRTTF<T^^ »». pi. 
 
 2 <Ae country colonized. 3TW?IT ^?T Wr5^?qw^5ft ^^- 
 f5r^?y^?T'Pf?T m. ^^^TT^r/. Tr?q:iTraT/. ^^mT?iTTF?q-^. 
 
 COLOQUINTIDA. See COLOCTNTH. 
 
 COLOE, n. tn »». ST"?? »». iw/>. ^rnT 0?- qfT OT. «. TPT «». 
 
 To change c. v. To Blush, atsr% TTTjft n. ^raof, jt^- 
 g'nf «. ^hili:^. ofs. 
 
 2 coloring substance or composition, tn m. i^ i jjtti^ «. 
 
 3 V. Peetesce. sj^mr »». Prfi^'rr «. 
 
 4 «or<,v. Kind. vrm/. spFTT »»• 
 
 5 color?; standard, ensign, v. Flag, f^^ltm or ^ n. 
 Hanging out false c. ^rJ/.-f pl<fl4<»fl/. f. ^r^w. 
 To haul down one's e.Jig. ^^ tn. pi. HTS^. 
 
 To COLOB, p. a. tnoj-, twr, tn w. ^, T^T^-trft-TiftfT 'ETof. 
 
 2 varnish, gloss, ^c. v. To Embellish. JRT^, 'TTPJ^ 
 
 tTfnof, for^jP-jfiS «.-jft5fiiT^/. BTfJT ^rtnor. 
 
 3 palliate, v. To Excuse. P i THt) «.-5T^T m. ^ftlfff. 
 To COLOK, p. n. See To Blush. 
 
 Colorable, a. specious, v. Plausible. ^r^m^SIT, ^Tf^mf^T. 
 Colored, p. Sf a. v. V. A. & N". fRBT, ^if^'^'^T, t»I^, 
 
 t^, t^ftrf, t^ft^T, ^TJpm. 
 
 2 ^^Rrfts ^\^^ ^tPwr^ar, &c. [ '(vr n. 
 
 XToLOBiNo, «. V. V. A. 1. — act. j^^ n. i*\^ ». &c. ^fdhr n. 
 
 I. co«< or /)»-7Ve of c. t^oiiiiot/. tnr^/. 
 
 II. specious appearance. ^frqiTRT »i. ^r!|'HI({,».'T «. 
 Colorless, a. JftT^, f^^, t^^fT-Tf^-f^T^-f^T-^Jf^T- 
 
 &C. *)Uii^H-tf^-&C. 
 
 ■Colossal. See Large. 
 
 Colossus, «. gigantic statue. jftJT ^HoSr ««. 
 
 Colt, ». f^t^ w. f^^ n. ^tt «»• 3T>«r5[IT^ wi. — in contempt, 
 
 endearment, &c. f^jiTlT'r «. 
 
 2 4»y and giddy boy. ^TSJ «»• q^tPTT.«. MrSf^S g?J»|T «. 
 CoLTEE, ». — of a plough. <ino5 «n. 
 Coltish, a. fti'K«t4, ^TTW, Hi'Mr, 
 
 COLUMBAET, «. T. DoVE-COTK. ^«r^/. [ COmp. 
 
 Columbine, a. v. Dove-colored. m<e<< | T^ | tni^, "TTT^ iu. 
 Column, ». v. Pillar. ?jf^ «i. ntrr^H m. ^^T m. 
 
 2 ( of troops ). ifte OT. »ft»T5^ w. 
 Close e. qR »i. 
 
 3 (of a page ). afTT^R n. ^'PHT ot. »ftl/. «PT?5»T m. from 
 the English is in use. 
 
 COLUMKAB, a. ^^fr^:^^ 3TI«»iKNI, ^TI^^. 
 CoLUBES, n. — in geography. <JI»-<rw<^Tl n. 
 Coma, «. v. Lethaeot. ^^f. m^f- 
 Comatose, Comatous, o.v. Lethargic. 5rt^ <??%?5T, arfit- 
 f^?T5. [ «P^^ n. 
 
 COHB, n. f^nRuft or fcj-^i'uf)/. '^^ f.^^^Xm.--in contempt. 
 
 Small toothed e. fH^ /. [jyof-^vTot. 
 
 To draw the c. forcibly through the hair. Sft^/. tfr- 
 
 2 ( of a cock ). qifsraqrcft ^t(f. fnT^tT/. ^f. 
 
 3 honey-comb. qioEt/- "Tt^ «. 
 
 4 hollow beticeen hills, v. Vallet. ^ft «. ^ /. 
 To Comb, «. a. fk'spt^ or f%^T^. 
 
 2 ( wool, &c. ) V. To Card. fT^fot, ft^TTof, 
 Comb-bag, «. <pdft «. 
 
 2b Combat, Combat, Combataht. See To Fight, &c. 
 Combative, a. 55^?5, ^SSI^T, 55<^?^. 
 
 C0MBATIVE5ESS, n. V. A. J^WI^"*! «• ^^MHUIrll/. 
 
 Combed, />. v. V. 1. ft^<rlril, 
 
 2 (n^tirti, fM^Kt^rfl. 
 Combination, n. v. V. A. — act. fSra^ n. ^ifts^ w. ^sjvjf. 
 
 ^^ ^VU n. ■HHI^K »». ?T*ii^<ui ». ?i<^M'i n. ^>T «. 
 
 ^ttTTT n. ^'clM'+<ui «. ^J'^^PR ?^. — «/oie. and Union. B?ft- 
 
 I. combined body; band, confederacy, cabal^ ^'c, ^Z m. vi- 
 Z m. vITo^ /. ^ m. f. v^n «. ^5^/. TS or Tf ;n. 
 
 II. confederation^ league, conspiracy, ^c. ^^o5T w. ^3T^ 
 
 «. '5?fl'/. «i«r «». ^ w. sprr? TO. q^ »». n^/. (ho4ui/. i^- 
 
 ^t'TT or ifT w». ^ n. vijTi «. ^'<m»iH n. ^»ITnT B. 5TH/. wT- 
 *OHrfl/. ?rT in. ?mT »». ^^^ n. ((«h<^n «. '^^'Itrr «. 
 III. — in mathematics. »{<1o)«KUI n. 
 
 To Combine, p. o. vnite, v. To Join. |^oteju|, ■jTljuf, 313^, 
 ^ ^R^, ^'ftn »n.-^>TT^TT W.-&C. ^^ y. 0/ 0. 
 
 2b Combine, p. «. coalesce, mingle, mix, v. To Jois, fija^, 
 ^+^l«i,'^Huf. 
 
 2 confederate, conspire, league together. fi(<4u|',^iiJi, ^- 
 5^, ^^wf, %^ «. ^Totiit, JitrT »«. f'ToE'jf, "T*;^ «• f»ioiof-vT- 
 T^ y. 0/ s. ^^P^ot, f^judf or Jr<?ot, JR m. STf «^-q;<^,, 
 ^'lrt/.-*i'HHcf M.-^spT'Tr »».-fJT3'jft/.-«R «.-&c. ^JTof', ^- 
 ^^ «.-'^^^ «.- ^^?f «. ^"tot^. o/'». 
 
 Combiner, n. Combining, p. a. v. V. A. OHoi^roiKT, &c. ^- 
 
 T. V. N. frraoTTTT, 5^»mm, &c. 
 
 2 fHoiuIKF, ^4U|K1, &c. ?jiHH<=ft, ffT»T?ft. 
 Combing, «. t. V. 1. — act. ^rvj m. fk-<i<^{\f, 
 2 ft^ n. &c. f^^ioft/. ftvfK^/. 
 I. Combings (of hair, of the ^ft, &c.)^fnm. n<lT5 n./. 
 
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 CoMBusTiBiLiTT, n. T. A. 1. sjoSTTT yK^MuiI «. Ac ^pfT- 
 
 2 ^ f | Ha^H^<^H ». i flMvHl l rtm i f^H n, 
 COMBCSTIBLE, a. that will burn. v^iNMI, vlo6Wl«K<<4|-^- 
 
 2 <*a/ <ro*i7y takes fire. ;?N;t^ qonTI-w<NMI-&c. ?ft- 
 
 OiHBCSTiOX. Seo Blhxixo, Tcmclt. 
 Jb Costs, ». H. arriv, approach, advance, Sfc. %^, v»T^o5-^- 
 *fW-ic. il^, JHJT ^t^, 3frr»PT w.-aiI'IH^ n.-arfTTT n.-&c. 
 
 Come! Come along! ^R, -Mrl*), ^R5 ^^ ^ rt«i*^. 
 To c. and go. i<"31jll«J| n.-ij'tMNl OT.-'i»iiiM*i<i n.-&c. 
 
 2 draa hein^, y. To Rise, To Pboceed. ^t^,<i4-K«i,fTT- 
 
 3 attain to, reach. «n^, 'T^f'«r't, STHT ^W, ^, fR^'t, 
 
 4 about; to pass, t. To Happes. 5T^-«l'R-^t^r5T-&c. ^- 
 
 5 rloselj upon; prett hard upon, he at hand, 'i^-iuf or ^- 
 
 6 off; he detached, f^r^rit, g^. 
 
 7 off; «M^<f. griJi, fJTT't, f^HR'f, "HT TI"»f, Nil**"!. 
 
 8 off; clcarlT or prominently; — an impression. ^<j«l, 
 
 9 off; take place, ^tof, ^T^ ^t^. 
 
 10 out, forth; c. to light, appear dearly. sj*i<t«l or 3T- 
 ?»t, T^niwt or 7W»I^, Vtwf, 3^lrft'ET-T5TTft^-5rRT|ff^-&C. 
 
 11 to; recover a* from a stcoon, Sfe. 5^t^-M<MI<H-^- 
 ^ WT-^fMHI<H-Ac. ipt, WT^ fm. 
 
 12 uniier, A« included, ^re^f, 'iil4ui, ^PltH 3(TO^. 
 
 13 up, out; — a tree, a peg, stake, Ac. -iMiwI, 3^TI^. 
 
 1 % up wUk, T. To Otkbtaks. 3R^ ^, 
 
 To c. to. S«e To Ajioc5T. To c. short See To Fail. 
 
 To r. upon. 8oe To Happkk, To Attack. 
 
 To rom«, to Mappen hereafter, t.Fctcbe. qr^miT, 9^- 
 
 Coio,^. t. V. 1. <HlA(4l, Ac. STTTPT, WI^, «m*M, ^W«5, 
 
 T^fl^m, f!T^, irfU ( used c»p. of epistles. ). 
 C omoiAX, m. placer, t. Actob. ^z m. 
 
 2 « toriter of etmedy. ^jf^^CKVWn^'VrK^ %^. ["{n. 
 ComcBT, «. |IHI«II|<IM *ii*» »•• ^(^Mr^uilM* •IK* w.Jrpr- 
 Coif«LiiiB««, n. T. A. 2. ^^^MUii m. ^n^/. ♦IM^SOII »n. 
 
 ^pns^ifT «. Ac. .^f^JM"*! «• «=^/- g^/- iJHm/. 
 
 CoMBLT, «. i/rtvN/, beeominy, t. F"it. ^r"T, 5fW, Wm^,fip?T. 
 2 yrmet/ul, hmndeoate, r. Bbavtiful. ^»fT, ♦JUKI, iitTT- 
 fT, 'TlfSmioil, 9^V, IM^M, OTIT, fl«ii, g*!!^"!!, ^^, 
 
 CoKBB, •. T, V. 1 . iwm, Ac. 3dm»T-'jn*m^-Ac. *^f. innTift. 
 (OMR, •. fJtij SI. i^?m n. 
 
 COMETAKT, CojtETIC, a. "JK^g^^^-^q^TT. [Sff/- 
 
 Comfit, Comfttuee, n. dry sweetmeat. «?K4I ^RSilT »». f*T- 
 2b CoMFOBT, ». a. cheer, enliven, Sfc. v. To Encoubage. 3TT- 
 NI'H'Jf, 3TT»^T^FT w.-^tf?IT^ «.- Ac. q^y. o/o. MK »i- 
 ^n. ^. 
 
 2 cAefr under trouble, v. To Console. ■«id*)u|, ari^m*)- 
 OT, 'Frtr^^ n.-^mnjpr «.-&c. ^FTof y. o/ o. 
 CoMTOET, n. relief or rest from pain, dirtress, tje. v. Ease. 
 g^ n. %JT ». «MIMM «. ^R^TTTT »». anTHT »». 
 2 «oiffce und(T afjiiclion.^ See CossotATiON. 3 enjoy- 
 ment, comfortableness. ^ n. ^?T?5 «. g^FTT w. g^^TTT «'. 
 
 f ^ft<mT m. WF<T?fT/. ^R«^ «. 
 
 4 y round or cause of c. ig^|g m. ^^^W^wn n. ?nTTVT- 
 
 CoMFOBTABLE, o. V. N. 1. relieved, easy. ^TF^T, ^IMIMI'Tt, 3TT- 
 ?PT, aTRTT "4N^p1I, ^MNM m«lcit4l, ^FT^T, SIIH+tHr^TTT, 
 
 2 consoled, composed, ^c. ^fT, ^cT^V, ^rKT^Tft, ^mi or 
 {jMHV4> , ?P7T':n^ SNcWI, HIH««|VTR, -^Ifi^MNM, »m%- 
 
 3 having enjoyment, c. or ease. g^nrW, ^^"a., ^pW or ST, 
 
 To feel c. g^lTO qT^-q^ot-^T^-jViiTrsc ^ impers. 
 I. convenient, i^c. v. Commodious-.^^^T^T,^!^, ^T^- 
 
 II. affording c. or consolation.^ v. Coxsolatoet. Vifr(+.I- 
 
 COilFOETABLENESS, fl. V. A. 1. ^^^TTTT «». ^i<i*A/, ^qf»T- 
 
 ar/ ^^m.TT n. 
 
 3 ^^InuII m. giM^KMi^Wll n. g^HCTfTT/. g^^TT/. gWI- 
 
 I. #rT/ ^^KM"1I w. fll^fTR^TtTTT m. 
 
 II. vlHl'^lM+f^ n. ?Ttf?Tf HTf^ «. Ac. 
 CoMFOBTABLr, adv. V. A. 3. ^<mH, *^<M«MIVHl5i, g<«r^, 
 
 g?(^, ^?IM, g«IHd, gfsjTT, H^, ^'«TTg^. 
 II. «Tn*TFT-g?r-Ac. H^f^-ftlflr, a. decl. 
 Comforted, p. v. V. 2. ^itrl^OT, Ac. STT'^lRlfl, vm^HI- 
 
 COXFOBTEB, n. COMFOBTIKO, p. tt. V. V. 2. ?T(Ht(U|KI, ?nTT- 
 MM^^Uim. Ac. 3Tr«n^1), 3(TT»^^'l'p^t, ^tr^'^'F^-ipTT- 
 V-^prt^, 5<S^K*, 11'l*fM*. 
 I. — wooleu c. »T««IW gjlcHJ^JHiptMl ^A%(\-(\ ^f. 
 
 CoxroRTnto, ». v. V. 2.--act. «t?T?ot n. WTRR n. ?rfHT^ 
 
 COMFOBTLBSS, a. V. N. 1 . 2. 3. 3Tfwft, 3T«m*rR% 3p!fT-*f^ 
 g^^^T, ^:wr^, ?tffJ^t?T-Tff=t-Ac. 
 
 COKic. CoMicAi,, a. relating to comedy. ^RT^T JHTTT ^ZIR 
 
 2 «/rctf , y«*rt-, odJ. ift^, |tRqW^-^TTC-Ae. pwm- 
 
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 ("OMICALNESS, w.v.A. 2. ^^ «. ^J^T^TT »». ff^^NI^+MUHwi. 
 
 (- ijiiixo, «. V. V. 1. — and Appboacu, ^ n. mciuf n. arPTT 
 
 M. 'irnnr^ «. [ ht «. 
 
 C. aud going. #ot vrTiif n. ^ ;*IT9rT w. 'T^rr/. 'imiM- 
 CoMiTY, n. suacitij of manners, v. Coukteoussess. yv»Hdl 
 
 . ''.MMA, «. ^ PkIHR)^ 3n^, FT ST^ ( , )• 
 
 ^(5 CoMMASi), «. o. errfer, direct, hid. 3TT^/.-^^ff».-&C. ^- 
 'r^-^, aTTimot, ^i'l<Jl, Hf'mt/.-^TPft/. ^"Jf, — strictly, 
 positively, &c. enjoin, charge, Sfc. ^TT^nf, <|s7i|^u|', rl>l+|- 
 
 Jf-^^iT-Ac. ?rnT''t-^t?5^-&e. — as used of the intimatian 
 of their pleasure, of kings, &c. 4><m«iu)\ 
 
 2 hear rule over. ^TH /.-^TnR».-7?rif*?^«.-3TTfq'???Tfl.- 
 
 -HIrt'l'if tc^ith q^ o/ o. 
 
 3 overlook, Sfc. rf^of, c??Tof, »r3T^, 34?l+<<id-aH<ifwiid- 
 JTT^Tfrf-Tr^^frf &c. ^iif and toil h in. con. ST'fM ( as ^ 
 
 CoMMAXD, Commandment, n. mandate, order, precept, Sfc. 
 
 arrfir/. arr^n »>. m?PT «. ^^ w. f^rf^ »». f^trpr «. sfj- 
 
 fTT /. ^t^TT/. ^F^ w. f^ff w. PT^^T m. fJPTm «. — as 
 
 used of the intimation of their pleasure, of kings, &c. q^- 
 
 JTT5T or ^/. ST^fTT/. [fTffer. 
 
 That is under the c. of. pFHrft, ^^^, ^■|H»i<^l, 3TT- 
 
 2 V. EULE. f ^PTfT/. ^ren «. HFT'Tft/. WrpRr^ «. C«Tf^- 
 <T^ «. +i<<i|(l/. [ ^f 
 
 3 viilitary chart/e.'^^j^ f. rl^rfHIfl/. ^HM<Jr'f\ or vPTT- 
 
 COMMASDANT, «. COMMANUEE, «. COMMANDING,/?. AT. T. V. 
 1. CJTTfTT- Jl^-&c. JI?T'tTTT-^OTTTT, 3TTfm^. 
 2 ^ -t- H fi -^€^-N I r*1 i^ ^^f\Tm-&c. «h<uir<l, -=(lrfr«|UIKi, 
 
 arf'^rlrt, ii<<*, ^k-sk, ?R%i7, v>mw<^K or ^ihi-^it. 
 
 C. in chief. ^RPTfTT, %?lTfq'Tfrr, Sf^^ft or ^t or 3R7t, 
 
 Commanded, p. v. V. 1. ynisllM^lrfr, &c. arrfTTftfT, aTT^nr, 
 3ll51|fl, aiij^iin, 3TTf9[^, ft^'P. [ m. 
 
 C'OMMATEBIAL, O. T, COSSUBSTANTIAL. ^M^o^^, ^nTPT^Sq-- 
 
 COMMATERIAIITT, rt. V. A. ^oq^fTfrH'/. ^o'T^IF^ ». 
 
 To COMMEMOKATE, V. a. Call to rentemhrance by a solemn act. 
 
 ^^ g.ofo. Tf H^arr^^'JT /. ^^y. ofo. 
 CoMMEMORATIOJf, w. V. Y .— act. ^J?^? »». ■(:Hpl ' 4*f'b1c^ y m. 
 
 T^r^t^^ m. i:^(vi\\^^^ m. 
 Commemorative, Commemobatoey, o. v. V. STT^^^^ft^, 
 
 To Commence, Commencement, &e. See To Begin, &e. 
 To Commend, v. a.v. To Eecommend. ffTfRH/. ^T^ 3-ofo. 
 
 2 intrust, v. To Commit. ^\^^., ^PT^ot, r«4<t|ui. 
 
 3 V. To Praise. ?^^frT/.-^^ m. ^T^ y. ofo. 
 Commendable, a. laudable.^ v. rRAisEwoKTHX, 
 
 &C. ^Ft^^ffq', ■W'HI^, fHfq'. 
 COMMENDABLENESS, n. V. A. ^SpftTrlT/. ^^•II^Hl/. 
 
 Commendablt, ado. v. A. <rf«(l*IM'jMI a. decl. Ac. 
 
 Commendation, n. v. V. 1. f^npRff/ 
 3 V. Pkaibe. ?5fH/. ^^ m. ^ViWf. 
 Commensal, a. v. N. qf^»«i«(^KNi, &c. ^nrnfft^, ^^5'^- 
 
 Commensality, Commensation, «. eating together. i^^fTT- 
 
 Commens usability, Commensubablenesb, n, v.A. ?wr- 
 
 RmIumi/. *i*ihRhiui*ii«<»». ^MHHdl/. 
 CoMMENsuBABLE,CoMMENSUEATE, a.hating equal exient,ifc. 
 
 To CoMMJCNT, ». «. waA-e «o/e«, annotations, Sfc. ^^/.-TT- 
 eq' n.-f«J«|<WI«.-6?n¥?n /.•5qp?«TR».-f?:i«m».-f^'T'»ff/-<i"c. 
 
 2 remark censoriously. ^^^/.-sqn^^/.-TR'TT'nJT «.-&c. 
 Comment, «. ^^/. Tl^n. 3TR.?f»». f^^T'Tn. 6<4K«.iii/. 3?^- 
 
 ?RTiI». 3T^n<rui+l/. 
 Commentary, «. JooA; of annotations, Sfc. ^tw /■ ^t^nt'iTOT. 
 
 2 historical narrative. if^T/. 
 2b Commentate, See To Comment. 
 Commentator, Commenteb, n. v. V. 1. «?t^-&c. <Jj<uiki^ 
 
 <il+l+K, al+l+Tl*, TI^q'FTT, *r»<<«l)TtI, 5«J1<«<I'M<, MTT- 
 
 Commeece, «. V. Teade. ^ %uf». ^ ^/. ^j<{|H w. o«<lMK»». 
 
 2 V. Inteecolese. ^5:'Jr^?n'in. i^otcj-iiw. ^f^^rc/. 
 C. of the sexes. <?flM+'^^'»T««. 
 Commercial, a. v. N. 1. vjn^MMl,5q«i^Ki-Mi,'<<IHHI^r<fec. 
 3<lM*i»itft, 6*<^^K'Hsi'fl, s^TR^rft^ jpop. 5*(^^l<t*, #- 
 
 The c. interest. «N«I^+Klm. 
 Commination, Comminatoht. See Threat, Theeatenino. 
 To Commingle, v. a. v. To Mix. r*i+lotui, <^^^»i.-fl':ifr?5- 
 
 ^ H. mm g. ofo. 
 To Commingle, v. n. t. To Mix. fii+fotffi, ^^^m. ^Wf. 
 To Commincte, v. a.v. To Pulvebize. ^«.-'T5/.-&c. ^^ 
 
 g. of 0. -"jfifl+iuit. m^ 9- of 0. 
 To Commiserate, Commiseeation. See To Pitt, Pitt. 
 Commissariat, n. ^€\*A\'\\m. 
 
 C.-supplies. ^t\f. 
 Commissary, n. ( of an army ). «fcl<i^«tirti»i. jft^w. 
 
 2 See Commissioner, 
 Commission, n. v. V. ( To Commission. )—act. a«*(f<fK V 
 
 2— act. ffTHT^ ^FT'trt. 
 
 I. See Committing. 2. 3. IT. authority given, charge, 
 
 trust. ^«<HI»i. ar^JTTT?". ?KT»«. ^TTTTwi. 
 
 IW. paper conveying authority. ^R^/. 5<5(r<<Kti*ii»». 3T- 
 
 IV.— in commercej order. "PK^TT^ or W /. 
 
 V. allowance made to a factor, Sfc.^^J. ^K^f. ^?7T?ft/. 
 

 r 
 
 COM 
 
 161 
 
 COM 
 
 To CoiUiiSBiOX, V. a. authorize, empotctr, warrant. ajWrMl- 
 ^■».-g«T<<lO /.-3fTf^rpRo«.-5^m.-^R?/.-&c. ^, P>4|'I- 
 m.-&c. ^^ g. of o. f^^H5-3T^^^KT-Ac. ^fT^f. 
 2 — in commerce ; order. "tHHIH or "P^t^r/. ^^-^. 
 
 COJOIISSIOXED,/). V. V. 1. «^r<<l<l MR^r?I-f^r^r!I, SnjjTR 
 
 C'OMHissiONER, n. pertoit eowmutioned. 3T»ftH«. 3<<«lrHI^, 
 To Commit, r. a. eontign, intrutt, deliccr to. ^"bnif, ^«||rfut, 
 
 fpTTot, fHT^, WTof, ^«(i-ii-^^r-^Trfr-Kn''fl^-&c. tt^- 
 
 ^^Tjt-^f^, T^ Mliri«i, srfof, ^ilVui, pR^^t/.-f^<«|U[*/.- 
 4<H4u|i-JtC. ^T'T y. o/^ o. 
 
 To c. with con£deDce. f^'^Hf^, MIrM'I'Ji. 
 
 To 0. to memorj-. <rra-»n<MI3-H«Hi<i- ^-^fflJTT-^ST- 
 ?T-Ac. ^R^. 
 
 2 ( a work or business.unto ). Jpi^, a^r?^, yp.uf, ^- 
 ^«r, "KKt^, ^lifrNut, ^«(l'1«{, Bt^, f^'=»1rn^-?l'llfO+i- 
 
 oft, *mit or *Tr4f »rrri»f, 'iw^H ^iM'Sf, 3tt# ».-hr ♦».- 
 *rrz/.-*TT5B^n.-&c. Tos^^ yw^i, ^nfr=T-^r<ft-Ac. qj^^Jf- 
 
 8 perpetrate, v. To Do. ^^. 
 
 4 $end to/or imprisonment. fJVlM-&c. Tre^,^^ ^"'H'- 
 
 COKMITTEE, «. MM I in/, t^ »». /Jf. Pl^'fJ^TT/. ^Tf*l^/. 
 from the English word is cominou. 
 
 C0MMim50, COMMITMEST, ». T. V. \.—ait. *>m n. 1^- 
 
 W^l •. ^WT^ ». Ac. Pl**l«ft/. f^i*!"!^/ STTT «. *<M>i«I 
 
 2— arf. n^T^'f »•. "afnfW^ ». &c. anrhor ». arrftT «. 
 
 4 JPltn TRTOt n. Ac. ♦,uil^i|«tui n. *ki^'(«i n. 
 .'n» COMVIX. See To Mix. 
 Commode, h. «'<n(«jiHi-i.<jr Ht^^/. 
 i^OMMODiOCB, «. ronwnt*-*/, aeeommodatr^ comforlalle. fltf- 
 
 ^, ^ni'^i, ^ftfwiT, ?ftlwT, jM^jTfc, Tr^nft> ^'^i TW- 
 
 COMMODIOCaLl, ado. i. A. #ffTT, »i^*nT, HM^r^^Ml}*. 
 
 Comuonovunut, n. r. A. «jr/. Htt^rrmT m. fll^w'mT 
 
 CoMMOprrr, m. item of ware* or good*, finnr m. ^ n. ^- 
 ^ m. wm m. 
 CommoditlM. — coinprcli. teareM, goodt, merchanJite. 
 
 f^wnr •»• pt- fswnRT w. /^ frf^wnr ■•. pi. in?? «i. 
 
 COMMOtOBE, «. K<H|<|^4|| ^^rtt^ :Mf4j*lA. 
 
 COMMOU, • btloityinj to more than one. »TmT3IT,*<IVN,«I, HT- 
 
 fw, ly^nwr^T, m*4i»ii», ♦iini'^<***iif>, Mim«ii^fii7, 
 
 In common, fim^'^^uil^, ^jiMl'OJMof. 
 2 Itlonfimj to Ikt puUie^ hating no ieparale Oiener. V- 
 
 f*r^, 3Tf^i«wirM+, 3rjRR}"»i«irH'i>, ^^<i1^l>^<^l'^, ^- 
 
 A c. womau, prostitute, ^'c. fllMkili/. W^KuUsO/- 
 
 3 lelonginj to all, universal, ffcneral. ^^Ht, ^ ^K^ | ^- 
 
 sitrrsTT, Ac. B^^mrrm, ^^^flsr^ft, ^^ft-^^TF, smmT^rqT- 
 
 4 public, popular, general. ?;lq;f^T, ar^t?T?5T, ?fW^T- 
 
 ?ir^f^?, 3>j;^:fmHT, Flt^PC^^, ^^T^fnrffrTpST, Ac. 
 
 5 not rare or scarce, v. Abuhdaxt. sJ^tT, JS'FS, f^c7, 
 ST^T, 5*^5^, mh*, 3Tf^Rr7,^%^ T5^3T, rRTTT^ "iiFIBT, 
 
 6 ordinary, customary, usual, frequent. qRMIil^V, ift^T- 
 aiif^i, HpCHI-Tl-Nl, s^n^rft^ /Jo/^. o<<«j^ir<-^ or ^^, 5?i^- 
 
 ^l<l-HI,«^<<^KiHrfl, srrf^^, 31^Tc5, ^^, f^fTtrT^T, 
 
 7 — of persous, no< nolle. ^PTT^^, ^TTTF^ Sfrft^, WTTF^ 
 H<^«0-=<l, ^TVR'T Mrft^l, ^fT^K"! "T^^ft^, sn^ff, ^T^^, 
 
 8 — of things, ordinary, not excellent, for daily use, ^-c. 
 
 fllMI«T, «IM1<1, «tMTC, viulKH, St^Rt, ^TT^iT, 
 
 That is above c. 3I^mKU|, 2frpT<ftTR. 
 9 — in grammar, — verb. T»T^f^«ir. 
 C. gender. *)IHI'<<fe'l n. 
 C. noun ^mr^ HTT «. 
 10 — ceremoniallv, neither drfiled nor quite pure. 5Rf«rzr. 
 Common, n. common ground. ^THnNj^n.-TrjftT/.-Ac.nRTPT 
 
 n. nW^TTw. 'it'^Rffi. 
 CoMUON-LAW, n. ^^r^ROT. vHHUK »». r^t^^Rm. R^M»«. 
 COMMO.N-PLACE, o. <r«/«, ^c. iHIHI-M, 3^, df^^!, ?Ji^- 
 
 C0MM05- PLACE-BOOK, n. iifUtj^n. />;. Tpfjn. n^rr^^Vw. 1^- 
 
 < or Hn*. ^ m-i''. 
 C0MMOK-8EN8E, «. M<g^lf^+^R «. t?^?PfTRTn. 3TiE?5/. 
 CoMuo.VALTT, n. commons, common people^y. People. ?frKT- 
 
 sq^^t^ m. pi. FmR^ ??t^ m. pi. <fcU|*ftmctt w. />/. in^it 
 
 I CoMuoNEB, n. common person. ^\V(}J^^^^c.^T^Jr^^^^c. 
 flWR'T 1^^ ^'^''Trt. 3>J^lRft Tl'JRfw. flRlRT q^- 
 
 COMMOXLT, ado. V. A. 4. G. HRTptTT:, «lf STF^TT, 1^^, 
 
 COMMO.NyE««, «. V. A.l. firRR^n. ?f?IR|'<<ril/. flRTR^PTWW. 
 
 I ?n>TR«rf^«. jfimR'nin. •JTH<sBTvm'«T». «ty^mRoiT«. <t- 
 
 2 ^^^T>JTm^Jf. ^^fwvtpj'^n. w*R'»R^fitT's?T». Bmr- 
 
 8 »Tif*jiifv.PTr/. •jTr?Rmt NK«R i /. a ^ nm^ HTtmg^n. Ac. 
 4 ;?tf«i;wTw. Rffi5«mrm. 5f»/. nftif^/, a^^ffif^/. 
 
 21 
 
COJT 
 
 MlR+Hw. 3lR<rJ<il/. 
 6 Min<+dl/. 5?in4+Hn. arf^TcTcTr/. 
 8 V!^^Z^mn^. «lMiOMUIlr». ^^%qoTT»». Ac. *)IMMdl/. 
 10 3!ft'TS'T''TT»». 
 Commons, «. See Commonaltt. 2. House of c. g1«t»i|f?| - 
 fH^ft ^iHt ^PTT. [n. noTT^T «. 
 
 3 food prodded at a common table, v. Food. ^?ft^ 3r»T 
 
 < OMMOSWEAL, COMMONWTSALTH, «. V. EePUBLIC. c ^ t ^p ^ Tl H ) 
 
 2 the puMc, \. Community. ^H mpl. ■^^T^ KS^ f. 
 Commotion, n, perturbation, v. Agitation. ^pTw. s^rr- 
 
 ^tTffi. ^mrrw. sq^rrr/. 
 
 2 combustion^ Sfc. v. Tumult. »T?«r5/. ^^TS or t[f. ^^- 
 
 c^ or ^^l/. g^?^/. «TIToE or 5^/. 5g[cE«. 
 To CoMMOVE. See To Agitate. 
 To Commune, To Communicate, v. n. hold intercourse. ^- 
 
 ^l^Jf, «nr^"l«-^rtJ)|-«(lrt^?^in-5oE'ir».-<^olJum«iuin.-«(cou|<^«U| 
 
 n.-^^^n.-<^di.<m\m.-^^^^n.-^^i'\\ f.-twim.-&c. %^-^- 
 ^-TT^ot anJ with in. con. anrif . 
 
 2 confer together or mth,v. To Converse. ^TP^n.-^- 
 c7FT7re.-&c. :R<5f, qr^^T "^^f.pl. ^\^-W^. 
 
 3 partake of the Lord's supper. sppTRPTi. ^. 
 Communicable, a. v. V. A. 1. ^w^nwrr-Ac. ^, aT^^a^. 
 
 Communicant, n. qTT>fpnT ^'TTTT. 
 
 2b Communicate, v. a. impart, v. To Give. ^, ?^n.-OT- 
 
 «:TPT».-&c. ^Roty. o/o. ^T^Htnw.-^Ht^w. ^rfgr^T ^.o/ o. 
 
 2 reveal.^ disclose, v. To Tell. <|)ic(ui, ^luifijiit, qt vRlOi , 
 
 Pi^<\«i, f*t%^«. ^T^t yo/ o. 3TT^-iTT^-f^f^-&e.5pT^. i 
 To Communicate,!;, n. have a passage fronn one to the other. 
 
 onv*||4i»q|-=|[ T^TTTwi.JTT^OT.-^tTw. 3THor /«. cow. 
 Communication, «. t. V. A. 1. — act. ^n. TPTn. ^^\f{n. 
 
 2 — act. *o6e)uirt. ^fn^7i. Pl^«H«. 
 
 I. communion, v. Intebcochse. ^ToETn. idUHoiom. ^^EtiT- 
 «555or«. I^orn. ?M«». [^TlrfNIc^. 
 
 II. conference, colloquy, v, Conveesation. iflrfl^ilpfl/. 
 
 III. line, means, Sfc. of c. ^m m. v. OT?,'j1l''*tl<l«*JH1?t- 
 ^^ m.-xm vt.-7^ m. 
 
 IV. matter communicated, v. Message. f^fW »». ^^?T «. 
 Communicative, a. not reserved. ?Tt^'n^3TT«rj<Tr, 4ttA<f)l, 
 
 'it+oo*^ I HHNl, qJ'«RttgT, ^'MHM^JUI, ^J'-MnmNUI, 
 Communion, n. v. Inteecouese. ^ot<Jr n. ^oSoijoKJI n. ^5WT- 
 EHS'T «. ?f^ »«. [ oM«)^K «». 
 
 2 intercourse or union in worship, Sfc. \j^^i(q m. T'lPT- 
 
 3 celebration of the Lord's supiper. ^^>^^i{\^^^ m. 
 Community, w. common possession or enjoyment. ^m^<f> iTT- 
 
 t'^/. ■HMI^* Kr=fWwr m. '^Vf^m Sfjf^ ». ^'^TTT ^- 
 
 2 commonwealth, jiublic body,pullic. TT^t/. ^/. c^t^F'i. 
 pi. JfScft/. <*<IW<H/. ^MM/ ^TtT^FTT/. The sense of the 
 >yord is oftcu expressed by the words, ^n m. ^ «. lt- 
 
 162 COM 
 
 ^ m. &c. 
 To Commute, Ac. See To Exchange, Ac. 
 Compact, a. close, dense, solid, v. Fibm. ^Z or ^, TTH^, ^- 
 
 5, ^5, g^, ^, ^ tTH^, ^aSRT, ^hftr, ^f=T, ^T^^fT, 
 
 2 close-set, thick-set, strong-knit, tcill-knit. 3TT^, 3T^^, 
 
 offrf , ^PT^R or ;pT^^, ijf^W, 5if^^,^3fjfR^, 'g^'P, ^^, 
 
 3 no< diffuse or verbose. ST^rTOTT, 3TrT<TV, g^^, ^^'P, 
 
 Compact, n. contract, v. Ageeement. ^trft/- ^/- STl^TfTT 
 
 /. ?%?T «». ^HTT m. 
 To Compact, v. a. v. A. 1. ^^-^-ejj^-qT-Ac. qiT^'t. 
 
 2 See To Compose, To Make. 
 Compactness, n. v. A. 1. <-h(«i^/. i<'lH'muii m. 'mjhum m. 
 
 Ac. «nT^ /. ^flT/. f^S^fT/. ^T^ n. ^f^HT »«. ^tfT^ «. 
 
 ^flR^ n. ^"W^ m. «rT?TT/. 
 
 2 STT^MUII «. M^MUII m. ^l\^'^^^\ m. Ac. ^?nr^ »», sr- 
 
 3 3lilM*<KMUll "'• Ac. ^«'4^dl/. f^T^^f^TT/. 
 Compaoes, Compact uee, n. naked structure. ^flTlT m. *Tt- 
 
 V^f- HflT^oS/. ♦iisu||c(«/. 
 Companion, n. one who accompanies another. «Kl^<-HI\ ^- 
 frf ;)o;). ^Trft or 5ffiTTrft, W«lrlt, ■H^-Mi, ^^^Tpft, 'ff^TT'ft, 
 *i^'lI»fY, ^'Trift, K^, <T?T^, "nf%^, ^flfT. 
 
 Companions and associates, — compreh. or gener. ^" 
 Trft ^t^Trft or ^THrft gq?ft w. ;>;. 
 
 2 associate, comrade, partner, v. Fellow. ?n*(t, BT'lnY, 
 y'lfri /lo/j. ^i'lcTf or ?i»l|rft, T^, "W, ^T^, ^1^ or ?ft, 
 
 3 intimate associate, v. Fbiend. ?r?lT, %oft^t^, 5ffH^- 
 
 Female c. or friend, fl^t/. ^f^/- ^PT/. ^IMuft/. 
 Companionship, n. v. N. 1. w\ m. w\^f. ^NfT/. ti^'wi«. 
 
 2 ^ «i. ^rft/'o;;. ^ilrT/. 'rn^'a/. ^TTSTrl/. ?TPifWTT»». 1- 
 f[f. W^ n. ^\^t^ n. *(|^|«( «. ■«l^')4 «. 
 
 C. or fellowship, — compreh. or indef. ^^PT^flrT/. 
 
 ClosenebS of c. ^i^at^/. 
 In constant or close c. ♦J'lM'l. 
 
 3 ^^:^ n. ^T^^Rf m. vf^m n. flW^ n. ^f^ pop. ^mf. 
 aTj«l'l m. ■Hl^l'Mi n. 
 
 Company, «. body, troop, multitude, v. BaXD. ^t?i\ or €[f. 
 
 Jt3r5 «. ipf[f. ^5nn?T/. ^snrr ««. ^5/. 
 
 2 assembly for conversation, Sfc. party. HiJX f. \z^f. 
 ^*rT/. ^n^/. -"(I+ldi or xfT^pl «. ^S «. •qRlTJoft/. 
 
 Address in c. ^r*TMIH4 n. 
 
 Bold or confident in c. ^*mft^, ^TTT^JT. 
 
 Boldness or confidence in c. ^TT^ «• [^TTRH «• 
 
 The grace or ornament of a c. «HT^ m. ^><l<flM+n». 
 
 Self-possession in c. ^M!*f;f^/. 
 
p 
 
 COM 
 
 163 
 
 COM 
 
 Suitable to good c. 'B'TTf^, ?i«T. 
 
 Sweetmeats sened to c. at breaking np. ffJilMH/. 
 
 Timid or diffident in c. ^1*1141^. 
 
 Timidity or diffidence in e. flHT«PT «. 
 
 3 companion*hip^ toeieti/, consociation, contorting. ^>T^ 
 pop. ?in«T/. ^»I m. ^mT m. flRI'lH w. aWtT/. ^t^f- "t- 
 f^pop. q^TH/. a?H«j«l m. «^^<U| n. ^^|-<(4 «. ^r»l/. ^T- 
 fip«T «. ?IT^ n. ^^^rrH n. [^ti'lPH. 
 
 Bad c. 5^1, j^^jran, ai«r*)i, firf^'i, 5!?ni, ^^, 
 Good c. fl??ni, «Tg^, g^n, ^T^^nf^T, g^ifH, ^^- 
 
 MI'IH. 
 
 In the c. of ( or in connection with ). ^T»I«ft or ^, ^- 
 «ft or »i y o/ 0. 
 
 The keeping bad c. ^H«<**< n. f[^^^\^\^ m. ^3^- 
 
 The keeping good c. ^Irflnw. «f«>>»i m. ?Tr^f5I«TH «. 
 Virtue of c. ♦i'W^oi ••. 
 Bad c. leads to ruin. 3ra»lrtit ^ i(l«II^ Tfe. 
 Man is according to his c. **f)^|jA ? M<I«I<ffl. 
 There 'u also a Hindustani proverb oi the same import. 
 
 To bear c. To keep c. with. v. To Accompast. ?nT m.- 
 ¥^mH St.- WHI'IM m.-^\^rj f.-Su:. ^^j. ofo. 
 
 4 boJy corporate, at$ociation, society, corporation, m n. 
 
 «rftf m.f. 
 
 5 (of a regiment). The English word under the form 
 of %q^/. is commonly used. 
 
 To ConrAinr, r. n. attodate with, t. To Accompany. ^ «.• 
 
 VoMPAsiBLE. a. T. V. 1. «j«<jiiN(-^^mT-&c. fJra^ qr^- 
 ^-^PlT-^PfTT-Ac. »jfli|«<l^'ll-&c. ^il«lO'^l,n^rti'«(i,H*T- 
 
 2 dNHi ^TTnn% ^IIX^HMI, 'JoII*IM"1'II-&C. -smAm. 
 COMPABATES, »,— in logic. ^JHHI^MH<( n. 
 C'OMPiRATKE, o. CMtimated by eomparitom. ^fffM^l^lff, 3T- 
 
 ^firoi^fT, "Hs^nnqfT, ^-^ii^^, ^^, frwfv^. 
 
 2— in grammar. See CoKPABtsOX. 
 COMPABATITELT, aJe. T. A. ^<^HMI^ w.-JTR'n^ n. qrfl^ 
 
 '^«fll, ift^ft %?ft 3WTt, tro^ Mlf^^ 3TOfTt, ?n^?T. 
 To CompaKK, r. a. examine by tetting or bringing together. 
 
 afTfoi, ^^i^ qi|4, ^''^i si'iisfli, m<w*H mi^Si, qifliar 
 
 ^TAc. qr^, K^i|Ot, TTTTof, iHIMul, •T^TT/.-g^ni- 
 ^ M.-lk ^1^414^41 •• -»r|y^TH/.-Ac. *T't-qT^<n y. ofo. 
 2 — in rhetoric, illustrate, /ii-«t 7q*^/.-5^^/.-^T^^ft/■ 
 -4<:. ^-v^, 3qin>(, ys'T, 'ft'^. [Ac. «f^. 
 CoMPAUD, /. r. V. 1. 3it^-?n|^-qi?Tn^-Ac. qrfptsiT, 
 2 ^wwT, Ac. jqf*?^, gfw. 
 
 CmipaBIi09. Cohpabivo, n. r. V. 1.— «<^. qpTTVof n. qx- 
 
 ffnrt qr^ n. Ac. 9i^i«i •». qihn ■•. y^i^i^ m. <f^J5- 
 buadtfd or measure of c SRlfW s*. 
 
 To stand a c. with, q^t^liu 3rn[qf, 
 2 rlrfHl/. TqTPT «. 
 
 I. In grammar the degrees of c. are expressed, 1st simply 
 by the power of the particles pT,t|^,qft^ (answering 
 to than) attached to the words^ as ^TT^Jr-PTT q"tl^l*r?^t- 
 Hv»iMO*i-^ ^TTTSIT Ac. — there being no variation what- 
 ever of the adjective expressing the quality: 2d]J', 
 though less idiomatically, by the use, for the expression 
 of the comparative degree, of 3Tf*Tqi (more) before tho 
 adjective, as afrf^q; ^t^OT more good, and, for tho 
 expression of the superlative degree of arfJT, q^, "STT, 
 (extremely, utterly, &c.) before the adjective, as 31^ 
 *il'iai extremely good, or of ?rqf|^T, 3i«(*-<<i|^i Ac. as -ff- 
 qrpl -^i'lai: 3dly, by the attachment, to Sanskrit adjec- 
 tives, of the particles HT & ?W for the comparative & 
 superlative degrees respectively ; as 3^tTT, ^^"H-d^rlT, 
 f^fHT, higher, dearer, highest, dearest. 
 
 II. illustration, v. Simile, gqrrr /. ^;^ m. 
 Subject of c. ^HM n. 
 
 III. possibility of being compared, proportion Sfc. i\(^^(\ 
 
 f. gt^TT/. fir<<Hi<( m. ^n^'T n. ^qTr/. ?ip^ «. 
 
 CoMPAETMENT, n. Cell, partition, v. Divisios. qr »• q5*i.». 
 
 ^ m. n. %W »>. 
 To Compass, v. a. encircle, environ, v. To Subbound. ^V'i, 
 
 ^^., %^, ^Kl »n.-%^ w.-Ac. *<!««{ . 
 
 2 attain, \. To AccoMPtisn. m^m, ^^ q^, qiW ^R^, 
 
 & See To Cibccmamdulate. 4 purpose, devise, v. To 
 
 Ik TKND. »Rt?T <?|viui, ^ ♦». qiT^ y. o/ 0. 
 
 Compass, n. v. Cibcumfebekce. ^TT m. ^ w. qfrf^T »». 
 
 2 circuitous route, v. Cibciit. %^ m. f'l^^Ul m. dim. 
 
 To fetch a e. fK+iST «.-^ w.-^flRTT «.-»I^qJT«».-&c. 
 
 3 comprehension, indusion, embrace, sphere, capacity. 
 ^\zn.^^ f. ^^o5 ». ^Tcf n. ^?gKtF «. 
 
 To come into a small c. ?iq^tfT ^^, 
 
 To contract into a small c. ^q^tn STMof. 
 
 4 range, exUnt, y. Beach. 3T?tqJT m. 3Wtq^ m. qt^^/. 
 m. vf\vf. lOTT *». 
 
 5 ( of tho voice ). '^ m. «R n. 
 
 6 ( of mariners ). ft^T •». ft^m^I «. JT'OT'T ». 
 Point of the c. f^T /• f<![r"IMI*l m. Tho eight points 
 
 are srefeitT /. pi. and with inclusion of tho zenith and 
 nadir ^?tf^ /. pi. The niiuor or remaining poiuts arc 
 Tqf^^HT /• pi. ftrf?5|TT /. pi. The points collectively arc. 
 
 Building epon to all tho points of the c. ?l^H^ «. 
 Determining the points of the c. f^^^mT »■ 
 Elephant of one of tho eight points, f^rnqf m. 
 To box the c. f^'4lH n. q7^. 
 
 7 compasses, ^tfe? m.^CTR «». %^^hv m. [ ^r/. 
 C»MPAS8I05, «. T. Pitt. z^f. v^vj] f qjir^iT n. j^nrr /. 
 
COM 
 
 164 
 
 COM 
 
 Compassionate, a. t. Pitifol. ^'TT^, ^^TT^I^, ^TT^ft^S, ^?- 
 
 To Compassionate. See To Pirr. 
 Compassionately, ado. v. A. ?^, S'TT^C^, -^•m'^'+. 
 Compatibility, «. v. A. ^■^\^^J f. ^ff^/ ^H^ m. #»TT- 
 
 Compatible, a. v. Consistent. ^3PTT-=^-'3fFTT-'3fmrIT-<&c. 
 
 ^5PTRT-'qT-vJTmT-&c .fr»TH'fl4|,^'TT^,3Tf5r^5,?TMMlf^*<ui 
 
 Compatibly, adv. v. A. ^«Ni^|'i| a. decl. t'>^1^, Mt- 
 
 Compatbiot, n. ^^nt, ^^?ft^, i^^, ?I^5T. 
 
 CoMPEEB, ». v. Equal. ST^t^pfhTT, WTTii~r?7, wh^^. 
 
 To Compel, v. a. constrain, force, oblige, necessitate, make. 
 
 Sfa rt -t|c4vrrKt/.-*M*lr+K OT.-^»«.-3rTrr m.-5fRT^/.-&C. 
 
 # %?nir i^n^ ( oi- z\=^h ) ^F^'if, Mi'nii^, HiMmaTT'T'Jf. 
 
 COMPELLATios, n.stt/le of address, word of salutation. dlMU|- 
 
 Tt^ n. ^?^(R+HiJi n. 7i'ir[^t-5ricrf%?T-&c. ^ M. 5n^"fr- 
 
 ^tr^T?^-&c. ^\^ n. The terms of Compellalion are very 
 numerous, and they are in constant use. As we have 
 but few corresponding terms in English, they cannot 
 bo inserted in order, yet, as they are valuable, they 
 must not be rejected. Here, accordingly, they are set 
 down. Some are respectful, some tender or affectionate^ 
 Bome familiar, aiid some contemptuous. S^jft, 3rjft»nV 
 
 ST^^T^, 3T^r, arrorr, am, arsrr, arTr^rr, arm, ^fpft, ^Jpjft 
 
 Tpft, jf^ or ^, 51, ij^rrsT, ipTT, snf, "iT^^i ^n«rT, strt. 
 ^, Tifrr^ or 'TriTra','TT3TT or *rr#^,*rTirr or ^1%^, 
 
 ^'T#, eff^^, ?n^. It may be here noted that names 
 have commonly three forms, viz. the simple, the res- 
 pectful, and the contemptuous; ex. T^T^ or *rT^, ^^ 
 f7, q^ simple form; h^ii^«(i,h^i<^^, '7?^pft,%3^n^ res. 
 pectful form; H^K^I, H^r^TT, %5»TT contemptuous form 
 
 Compendious, a.v. Abbidqed. Wli+^liH 3Tm^c5r, B*?H"4MI, 
 ^tf^TH', ?rf^f*t^, ^T^TT^, tilMiRiH), ?f |<T. 
 
 Compendiously, adv. v. A. ?r^qT^, ^^^'^^^T, vIS'WIh. 
 
 COMPENDIOUSNESS, n. V. A. ^f^ m. wf^HHl/. 
 
 Compendium, n. v. Abeidoment. WT^*? m. ■HK^'w^ w. 
 
 To Compensate, To Compense, «. a. recompense, make a- 
 tmends to for. TT't', HSTT^iif, ?^Pl'J<ui «.-^lPl"|<ui n.-^- 
 f ^P l^ »P l/- ^ i r'4pi^hf?l /--&c- ^T^^ 
 2 6e equivalent to. ^ff^V^-^fff^^t^-Ac. ^W, «Rt^ /.^FT»f, 
 imnTB' J^OT loiM ney. con, 
 
 COMPENSATER, «. COMPENS.VTINO, />. rt. COMPENSATIVE, rt. 
 
 V. V. fft^ HSTT ^"THT, ?7frrTT^, ^iPiMi*, ^ifHrH^+K*. 
 
 Compensation, n. equicalenl given for loss, sufferings, Sfc. 
 
 ^+«i'fl-&c. if^ r^<!^rti'^BT i».-^^^ m.-^ rt.-&c. ^rf^r- 
 
 Hrq' n. Hr«*< n. 
 5b Compete, p. n. cope or tie teitk, v. To EivAi. *)<l«|ft/. 
 
 Competence, Competency, «. v. A. JTrPTTT »». m^^n. 
 rti<4*T/. *<i'<<di/. g^^prrr/. ^tttTt/. ^rT'^TTrrr/. ^fj^- 
 
 I. easy fortune.^ good circumstances. Pl«ll^IJT?f ^^ n. ^- 
 sqrg^?^ «. fqmr *flnT 5T?fT ("^ »n.^<Tl%/.^5q^ 71. &c. ) 
 
 That enjoys a c. that is in easy circumatancet, com- 
 fortahly provided.^ well off in the world, comfortable^ hap- 
 py, Sfc. ??n"dlf<)HI, ^MM=|fTT, PlTS^%f ^ g?TM or g^, 
 
 j *4<-mg<<fl, Pl<^^M or fii^trm, g?^, ar^^sfTfr^, qqrffiHlJT. 
 Competent, a. qualified for .^ equal unto., adequate. iT^^,q- 
 
 ^, sFnTiJ, JTTJnf, qt^T, 3^?i;, "Wbr, JFr^?7Tr, ?th, ^f^- 
 
 To be competent to. ^l{J3;r^Km.-^^m.-&c. 3TH^. 
 Competently, ado. v. A. JT^ir a. decl. ^qfrjTHT o. f/eei. ^fT- 
 
 Competition, «. v. V. and Bivaley. ?<TtTf /. srfrtW^/. sn;- 
 
 !F^ or siT^flr/. ^r»». Mi\^<i\f. ^^irffT^TT /. (T^FT'-tlt- 
 
 ^Ffm/- "^'-^ 5fT^». 
 Competitor, «. Competing, i'- a- v.V. ani Eival. ^^ftj. 
 
 *ff, ^'4\ Pm^ 1 it , <T^iN^, ^[W5^^Tr,^w4^f2, sI■Rt^f^'f|•. 
 Compilation, Compilement, n. v.V.l. — act. ^?Ti^«h<uin t- 
 
 ^^m. ^TTfTn. ■H'-l^l+^.i'ln. ^TTr^TOTn. WTT%P^f. 
 I. </iiny compiled. ■hT^HI/. ^TT^w. ^PT^iTw*. 
 To Compile, «. a. colled together. ^Tj^m.-^m^n.-'^^^\^, 
 
 0Tn.-Hf^<il/.-&c. ^T^ ^. o/ 0. 
 
 2 trnVe. See To Compose. 
 Compiler, n. v. V. 1. H?^ WT-^Flft, *if^dl ^tTT. 
 Co.mplacence, Complacency, «. pleasure, satisfaction of 
 
 mmd. ^trfhrm. ^^/. ^^TTHt/. sr«'><Hl/. f^riiJ'HMHl/. 
 
 ri|Tjijyi<l»i. fqrT^^T^-q'w. R-d^<ilHm. f=rTT^r»TTtrPT». 
 
 2 See Civility. 
 Complacent, o. v. N. 1. gsiTf^, M^Mf^^l, f^rnT^T^T, iftHT- 
 
 2 See Civil. 
 
 Complacently, «</«. v. A. 1. ^^W^, f^rre^TO^, f^rT^- 
 »nVMI^, f=|TT'H<?l«IM4*. 
 
 To Complain, f . n. lament, repine., mourn., Sfc. rsiJlf, ^po5^- 
 oKTT or f^oSf^oHTT/. /li. ^, ^i^i"), f^r^«5i, ^ce^co^i, 
 ^N^N /.-%^»».-f^OTiT»».-f^'?«nT»»-5:'^?\IT»».-&c. ^T^, 
 5:^ «. ^FT^-tTTDT-TR^-Tr^, U /-rmT^ n. TPt- 
 
 To c. peevishly. f?FT^/-fM<'ll</.-&c. =FT't,f%tf^TWr. 
 
 2 represent injury or crime. fH>4(?^. >t)<>'i-ill*"i, iifrt'rf 
 /■- H l f^^cft / 5F^-Ht^, 1=^0? «.-f*T?5T ffi. ^miwf, ^/. 
 
 3 ( of pain, thirst, Ac. ). 3n^ a# *-^u|ui. 
 Complainant, n. v. V. 2 r**<^*<uiKI, &c. fW^, "J^f^, 
 
 CoMPLAINEB, «. COMPLAIKINO, /?. O. V. V. 1. f t^^TWRT, 
 
 <jU|K I, f^<r^<iEOIKI, &e. f+<r+<l or =^1, fT^fTTT or =«n, 
 
COM 
 
 166 
 
 COM 
 
 fifr^HSn. Some terms iota person ever eomplainina, (aer 
 fchining, moaning^ /fe. ) are r?W, ?^^, rSTT, i^Hli^T, 
 ^I'T^^-Tft, <ri<<lr4, <it1KI4H,5^l<i;— and for a female 
 
 C OMPi.iiST, CoiiPLAn;i>o, n. v. N. 1. — act. t3^». ft'r^- 
 
 Peevibh c^ Pn+li/. f^T^/. 5^^/- 
 
 Piteous c. Tl/. c. ^Ttt, T, ■^S'ii«l«. 
 
 A string of piteous complaints. r5^<TT/. ii+^iufl/. 
 2 f^^rr/. STP^^r or iifrtw or ^/. ^/. PrfST*"- 1^- 
 OTii. +.lMlof1 or «M'ilflfl/. 
 
 To go or come to lodge a c. ftr?n^ ^jjot or ^. 
 L — in law; charge, t.Acccsatiox. ^OT.^^q^Tm.gnJ^w. 
 
 II. eaute or ground of c. J'.^i. VI f. »r=^T*rn. Jt^MI^+K" 
 
 III. malady, diteate, v. Disobdek. ^ m. J^fi. ^Z- 
 ('oMPLAiSAXCK, »i. T. A. 1. H|U|^¥t/. J^'iTnTTw. ^^^*Tf*r- 
 
 ^. <ff^ff^/. ar^Ttv m. 
 
 <.'OlfPLAi.->A!CT, a. X. Civil. ^-JH-m-JH n^, ST^^Tpft, ^TrPT- 
 2— deportmentr&c. Hluifl-fO^I, ^^nrmnrT,?P=8rfWt^. 
 
 (TOMriJlISAXTLT, 0</p. T. A. Hl«l«<|>'t%, 'J^*'*<MU||^, &C. 
 
 OOMTLnncrr, n.fuU quantify or number. HT<=ft/. H<<M/. 
 *r^ *. KTW w. »Tt/ m<\\lf. MW* n. jT^oft/. 
 2 quantity, l(e. completing, supplement. ^K^^/• ^TT »• 
 *TT/. *TTfft/. HTW/. 
 C. of an arc to 90" . ^Tf^/. 
 C. of a aegmcnt. ^ftzf. 
 CoiCPLUiUTAL, a. completive, supplementary. Mfl^, »TT«ft- 
 
 To Complete, p. «. make full or whole. *»T?ft/-TniTT m.-^- 
 fhf.V^'i^/-Ac.^^ g.o/o. jn- ^TTT-'fof-Ac. qRof. 
 2 exerufe fully, T. To Accomplish. ^-jn-^tar-liHIH- 
 
 8 ( a period or term ). HJVi, 'J^-^TT-&c. T^. 
 'Complete, a. Completed,/*, t. V. 1. <tot &c. ^rfrJSl, jtt, 
 
 V**', fT:»I^, V'^l'^. 
 
 To be c. »T7^. 
 CoMrtCTKLT, a</p. entirely, t. Whollt. 3»n'(t,^iTm, " jyiM^ i. 
 COMTLtTRiei)!, COMPt«TEDirE»«, ♦•. T, A. 1. '^('VfJ m. &c. 
 
 2>^W ». Ac. w^ofm/. Ac. wHTfir/. fjmftr/. ^tM^ 
 
 CoMPtmojr, N. ▼. V. 1.— «<<. ^onsr^ n. Ac. ^Tif«ft/. i^- 
 <J]P/. TT^/. M'll <»•. ^?T •• <Tf^J"JT «. — «<a/#, ji^lWlT 
 
 4 — met. ^^I^tf^ n. ftr^tW ^ n. Ac. KKTR «.— «<•/«. ^- 
 
 Ihw «. Ac. ^J^^fT/. Ac wnft/. ^TTftr/. ^Jf^r^/. 
 
 To draw to c. 3l|*l<m Vf. 
 Completive, a. v. V. 1. Tft^, HT<fKr, "JJ^. 
 Complex, o. not simple, composed of two cr more parts. 3T%- 
 
 2 V. Complicated. JfirVrfNT, ^RTSSTrsTT. 
 Complexion, n. color of the skin or exttrnal parts. ^^ 
 
 m. ar'I^ifd/ ^ f». ^ w. ^Tor M. 
 
 2 temperament, v. Constitution. ST^frT/. =a*rT^ «. 
 Complexity, Complexness, v. A. 1. ch^+.H^jJ'^Rhh^ n. 
 
 2 yni'M/. tfldl*! «i. 
 Compliance, «. \. V. — act. HT^ !FT^ «. ^F^ ^J^ n. &c. 
 
 «T^ n. 
 
 To yield c. sf^. 
 T. A. 2. onrf Civility. ar^ffrT/. ST^^ n. 
 Compliant, a. yielding, tractable, v. Obedient, ^^rft, f^- 
 'j^prtj, f^^fttT, f^^RiTT^, ^^dMi^, ^%1wr, f«r^«r, ar- 
 
 To make c. srvrf^ot. 
 2 obliging, conceding, v. Civil. ST^ftvft, aiH^^rff, ftp[- 
 
 2b Complicate, v. a. involve, v. To Entangle. 'j<H*(ui, ijtt- 
 jot or gi^dyj or y<H>i<i<Ji, 'ic&if'iui, yni'j^/. ^f^ ^- o/ o. 
 
 Complicate, a. Complicated, p. v. V. n?R^Jr^, &c. ^dfj- 
 <ft^, ^^I'JhTI-MI, TofP^-JTRT, Jli'HitJMI, l?'l«iloc.<4NI, j- 
 
 Complication, n. v. V. — act. jpni^n. HTTSSntn. &c. — state. 
 
 5?TO/. ^fTT^T m. »JH«JgS /. »|ot<frJl| »« n^'TeT or ^5^T or 9>TTr 
 
 n. yHHJ<i/. ^STToS n. TittloE «i. 
 Compliment, n. expression of approbation, civility, ^'c. TJ- 
 
 Hollow complimsnts.^^nft 3(TT^ ♦». 5«<Fn^IT«». 
 2 compliments; — as sent or conveyed. <|HilH m. ^rilH 
 m.^. — amongst Brihmans. HHi+K «. 
 Interchange of c. V^A^f. 
 To Compliment. See To Tkaise. 
 Compliment AL, Complimentabt, a. v. N. l.?fTr(t^,?g^- 
 
 Complot, Ac. See Plot, Ac 
 
 To COMPLT, r. n. yield to, accede to, v. To Aoheg. »TT^-«F- 
 ^-&e. ?TOf, F5FH w. ^, sfl^K"!, <«n<«)K w. ^T"^, ^^^ 
 
 Component, a. that constitutes, forms, 4'c.3t?T^,3nnWJT, 
 Component, n. constituent part. a^fl»JfT-3T^^^'J?I-2ffn'J7T«?- 
 
 ^ m.-fi(^tr w.-Ac. 
 7b Compost. See To Aobee. 2 (one's self) See To Behave. 
 Compost, Compostmeht. See Bkuaviocb. 
 Compos mentis, o. sane. ^^W^-ffOiift^ smorRT, wfW^TlT. 
 To Compose, v. a. constitute, form. 3t»PJ7T-'*T^^W»^-W''JfT 
 
 3T^ »i». eon. ^^y ^^^^.^or^^n^^. 
 
 2 lojf, <alm, itHl, tranquUige, guiet, ^c, ^tMV^ or «lfl<|3i, 
 
■ 
 
 COM 
 
 ?r?Tr^iiir or ^'*th^, ^i^vn^iif , «Rf^of, ^mf^ul, ^i?rf^, ?i\t- 
 
 ".-yM!(lHH W.-&C. «PT^ g. of ». ?fdm^<yi «. <R^ y. 0/ o. 
 
 3 ( a discourse, &c. ). =PT^, T^'it, ^t^^ "^^i ^f^. 
 
 4 «((/■««;, V. To Settle, atl^f, *j^?,ui, ^ifj »«.-tTr5/.-&c. 
 
 5 place inptoper state, ^c See To Dispose. 
 Composed,/). S; a. t. V. 1. ^^OT, «HT^^c5T, ^ used with 
 
 the uoun ( as m?ft^, ^I-^NI &c. ), ^HT ( «n comp. a«§- 
 srof'nT &c. ), 'KTc'H^ ( in comp. as ^'HUlifH*, ^c^k"H^ ), 
 ^f%?I ( in comp. as iflPmP.d JTTspjr, ^^\«.<^Mf4<14l*<J, ?r- 
 f^^rf^rf^ ). [ *\'\*A>. 
 
 2 a«i Cai,m. ?rt?I^^?IT, &c. ^F4, ?li?T, OT5[tfrr, ^tt^T, f - 
 
 8 T^rJOT, &c. rf^, ^rfer (in conip. a» gn«^ ^rfcr, &c.), 
 
 ^F^fT, JT'ift^ ( in comp. as s^rrSST'jftiT, ntrWRoftiT, &c. ). 
 
 I. itaid, sedate, steady. f^XR, TT^ or Hi;^*r, Ji^ftf. 
 Com PosEDLT, (w;». T. A. 2. ««(/ Calmly. ^Efr<r?TJFr^,^ER'<;»T'!T^. 
 CoMrosEDSiJss, n. See Composuke. 2 sedaieness, siaiduest. 
 
 CoMPOSEK, n. Composing,/), a. v. V. 2. ^rlluiKI, Ac. ^TfH- 
 
 8 ^PPTRT, i^UIHI, &c. ^FrfF, ^SpF, ?r*nPTT, ^'"T^PtTT. 
 Composite, a. made tip of parts. <S^^^\^^^^\z^. [^"ft/- 
 Composition, Composing, n. v. Y. 1. — act. »|^iquj n. spTT- 
 2— act. WT\4vf[ n. ^ej^tri^ ». ^\Hr*|ui «• &c. 5[T*T^ n. ST^IT- 
 JR n. OT5[TiT=T «. ^TT w. ^Mim n. ^Idm^W n.— stale. 5rtf% 
 (esp. in comp. as fW^TtfiT, =J«R!?Ttfrr, spt^^T^rtl^T, BTH^^, 
 &c. ), ^JT w(. g^^JT w. OT5n^/- 
 ^—act. ^F^ M. r^fuf «. &c. sfTsr^T «. ^T'*!^ «. T^^T/. T^- 
 
 '^j^tt/. T^^frsnTT/-— <». <>»• s. 5n<:mR« o/- srivn^oE/. qrn^ 
 
 m. ^^ m. w^ VI. ^^^ m. 
 
 ^—act. Htl'if n. ^IM-lui n. qJT^T^/.— o. or s. fft?/. f. "TT- 
 
 3, ffr^ifrs/. ffrpft? or >fl4dli/. ^*rr OT. 
 
 I. discourse, ^c. composed, v. Book, qvf m. ^^ «, ^ijoq' 
 
 r/. 
 
 II. See CoMPOUNBisa, Compolnd. III. 
 ^mro »«. +)HI^K m. 
 
 -in grammar. 
 
 The chief forms of c. are 3Hoi(^*rR, flTJPT, st^lftf^, 
 5g[; but of these there are many subdivisions. 
 IV. — in mathematics. HT^^ «• 
 
 CoiiposiTOE, n. irrTT% 3%-1%^ ^osorro. 
 
 Compost. See Manure. 
 
 CoMPOsuEE, n. adjustment, v. Settlement. ?ftj/. diiifli/. 
 
 2 calmness, quietness, tranquility . f^fflT^ Wir^rll/. ?rt- 
 f?r/. OT^iltfn/. ;rT^^ »». 5!\»T m. UTTrlN^VT/. "moTT w. 
 V^rar ♦»■ *I*T5T n. ?^ n. ^jTTfrf^ n. ?cr?'<Tf^TT «. f^TrT- 
 
 COMPOTATiON, M. drinking together. flWrr/. ^i'ftfH/. ^- 
 
 CoMiOTATOB, «. fff'TH ^TTf-q^-^K^-&c. ^r^qpft. 
 
 To CoMiOfKB, V. a. mingle, combine, y. To Mix, fiw^, 
 
 166 COM 
 
 fHWoiof, ^%^Z JR^, ^rfJTTST'I «.-fl*^H«^ n. ^^ ^. of o. 
 
 2 constitute, furm. See To Compose. 3 adjust, v. To Set- 
 tle, ntiwf, <?t?/. <TT?^-^T5^-!?n:^, ^ts^re /.-aY^rit- 
 
 «/.-4l^^/ ^Rwty. 0/0. 
 4 — in grammar, ^wm m.-?nTTfTT m.-&c. %X^, 
 To CoMPOiND, V. n. come to terms of agreement. fTtl^it?/. 
 
 -5FRi?n^/.-^3Toft »Tf^;n>ft/.-?^5Ti>5/.-&e. ^r^t, ^t[- 
 
 Compound, a. not simple. fRRfoJt^T, *)ofj-m, fTTO^,fTT!iT, f»T- 
 
 2 — in grammar. ^IMI'HMI, ^IHlRl^, ??»1I«^1^, HiT^. 
 Compound, n. «(««« compounded, v. Mixtuke. FflB5i/. 
 f*RRT»». 
 
 2 — in medicine, THT'TT n. t\v(\ m. <TFP m. Certain me- 
 dicinal or chemical Compounds are a^ftl+HK, arftr^^, 
 3Tf^^jft'JHK or q=5f, 3TR^^, ^-HtI ^^^ ^TFF, ^^- 
 HPP, 5^f ^, j ll J«IMH> , ^St^q r^dlMTui, ^^T^, ?T?Tr- 
 
 3 — in grammar. ^(H^ m. 
 
 Explication of a c. f^^T^ m. 
 4 yar(/ around house. TT^ or qr^ or ^^^ n. qrsr »«. ^' 
 
 «HT5T »». ^rrn »• ^ri^ «. sfRTs n. qr? n. ^itt/. ^^- 
 
 Compounded, p. v. V. A. 1. p^'tictrfril T&c- f*f«T, f*lf^, H- 
 
 3 ^15TT3^T, <?IT^TT %^^-4Il^.r5l. 
 
 4 BHIWMl, ^IHW, +)IHirH^, 'fif^T^. [5FT^-&c. 
 GoMPOUNDEB, «. V. V. A. 1. fiT?IoSwnTT-&c. ^ffcJT'iT'T ^^ 
 
 V.V.N. #r3%5 ^TTTTT^fi^S*ii<*fT<Tm,&c. at^t^T^'- 
 
 «mT, HtiHTi^. 
 
 Compounding, n. t. V. A. 1.— ac^ ft^iotwf n. {Hrt^S\ n. 
 &c. f*r«nJr ». ^rf^>iiPT«. ^^i^S:^n.— state. fi^oE/. 
 f*moET»«. 
 
 3 hIAUI ». ^tTjft? 5R^ «. jftPry? ^JT'it «v &c. 
 
 4 See Composition. 
 To CaMPBEHEND, V. a. comprise, contain, include, emlrace. 
 
 3TFP3^, T^oEot, <t)«<^,iGi^, 3i«idiciuJ, mot, artn ^, stn- 
 
 of, 3iTT^F?5^ ».-^'TI%n m.-kc. ^R^ ^. of 0. %3:^ 5}^,. 
 
 2 conceive, v. To Understand. STFPoEot, %ot, v^wT, «*T- 
 v^, T«Tvlof, ii^ m. ^T^ y. «/ 0. %*T w.-?PT^ »)».-TH^ »». 
 ^iT^-TSof g. of 0. with in. con. «iPTfrI ^ »». co». 
 
 3 involve, v. To Imply. iifSm^^. 
 Compeehended, p. V. V. 1. afT^pa^OT, «T^c5T, &c. ail+frfd, 
 
 BHT^, ^'^, ai'rP^, Mfd^^FT, ^TH^, 
 
 2 %?T%j^, %qMi^rti,&c. aii+fflfl, ^n=Ri^, 5?;-*n^ 
 
 3 qfirfT. 
 COMPBEHENSIBLE, «. Y. V. 1. 3TT^?55nTT-=^-'jfMT-&C, 3^?^??- 
 
COM 167 
 
 2 ^m i <<i -^-^iTmT- ^ i 'M i-yRW-&c. gf^'i'^T, ^«nT^, 
 
 < OitPSEHESsiox, n. V. v. 1. — Oft. ^TT^SEwf n. Ac. 3TI^^^«. 
 w fr t HfK «. -^ i jt^fr^m n.—*late. ^mr/. TiJITft/. 'TTTT /. 
 
 2 — oc^ ♦IHjJoi (I. ?nr3T m./. ^TV nt. ^«J'IH »». ST^TT »i. 
 
 I. incluiion, tpherr, embrace, v. Compass. ^^/. ^^55 «. 
 
 II. capacity of knoicinj, t. USDSBSTAXsnra. W^ «••/• 
 
 COMPKEHEXSIVE, fl. V. V. 1. WJIM*, Sqrft, «I^«Ml'^^l+,«f^- 
 ('OXPBSHSSnTDESS, «. V. A. 1. M<IM+Hl/. «l^«Hl^?l+r^n. 
 
 Jb CoxnzsB, ». a. eondetue, concentrate. vts^Tt^ -Hiuiui, 
 
 fTT w.-lrfJrB^ •«.-?T^ m.-#|f?f /.-&c. ^T^ 5'. 0/ 0. ^- 
 
 2 /ore« together, r. To Press. <^|*njf, ^n^, %'«Rur, ^^- 
 (?o»rasss, w. ^l^o^JI-^t *«y/t/.-<lft/. 
 
 ('ox rKSSSED, p. T. V. 1. Vtl^^TtfT ailUIt^f^I, &C. ^'*ffSr1, 
 
 2 Ji^M'^Wl, &c. %^, r-M*t+.l, f%TlT, Hi*!*. 
 COMrxE'isiBLE, a. T. V. 1. 'OlS'HJh yHluil^H-^^PIT-^^MIdl- 
 
 &c. «ii>^-fi<4, Mf^+i^n «fr"T, Ac. 
 
 2 ^l"<I*IMI-^^tnT-^^i'iril-&c. 
 COMPsesaios, n. t. V. 1.— oet. »lTW?Tt<T ^loidt n. &c. ?N>- 
 
 2 — act. ^T'PT ». •HH'lfli ». Ac. 
 CoxpSESiuBK. See PaEasrsE. 
 COMPBiiAL, n. T. v.— art. ^I^'4'l «. 4JJli)<l>(UJ n.-ttate. ^- 
 
 i* CoMnisx. See To Coupbshzxv. 
 
 (*oifF«oinsK, «. compact upon eoneeuion$. ^ /. p. tjTT, 
 
 2— in l«w. *^-4*HH| «», ^R!^ M. 
 :ro CoMPBOMisK, V. a. V. N. 1. and To Smtle. aVjif, ^/. 
 
 2 ^< /« hazard. *Tf^^Tt'T-»nrt^-^nP!t?T-3Rl^Tiff4.Ac. «IT- 
 
 <30Mrt;L«ATOET, COilPCLsrTB, COMPUtSOBT, a. V. V. 
 
 To Compel. ^«Ni, ^«.^ifl^i, <J|^0^I,^4I{^KI^T,^^- 
 »TT^, JJ^HI api^Wr, iWWMI^, ^^V^V. 
 (>>MPCI.«I05, COMPULIIITE5ES8, N. T. \ , foTce applied, T. 
 ViOLBKCB. ^^IHll* ^p. ^«TWPr n. ^J^ m. <JJ«JM^*r(ty. 
 
 • -'OMPCBCTIOjr, «. T. KbPE!ITA5CB. qwTTWT m. ^:W «i. ^^ 
 /. ^<^/ *flC^/. WW/- J'f'/- •ii'^iM «i. 
 
 CoMrtBcTio.'fLBaa, «. «TMmrnfN-»j*a-»^, TTT^^nft. 
 iJoMrnrcTiou*, «. T. Bsnoixm. ^Mmr^, wy^WV, ^«t^ 
 
 COK 
 
 CoMPUNCTivE, a. cautiny remorse. T^Mm ^IW-^^nT^ ic. 
 ♦iiwn "FR^-Ac. 
 
 COMPCKOATION, «. Tf^fT??/. 
 COMPUBGATOH, n. M^^l^. 
 
 2b Compute. Computation. See To Caicolate, Calcula- 
 tion. [♦». ^^ m. 
 
 Combade, n. V. Fellow, ^r^ift, ^ftspft, ^T^, 5H^nft, TTIT 
 
 Coy. To this inseparable preposition correspond ^HT and 
 ^ or as substituted for them, ^. 
 
 To Cox, p. a. fix in the mind, tff^, q^?" ^^TW, Jpi^, ?T'<rr/. 
 ^.qijf-r^Df^ ^ m.-3^K »».Jjfi7t7i<}JT/. ^FT^, ^TRf^T. 
 
 To CoscATEy.4TE. See To Lixk. 
 
 COXCATENATIOX, «. V. SeBIES. M\^'£ \ f. ^^c5T /".RTrSf^W. 
 CosCATE, a. hollow and arched. 3tl^TI^T?»f?T, +,-11^1+1^1?)- 
 
 Concavity, n. v. A. 31i*'ll^l^Pl/ ^'i+dl^l+K »»• ^RT^- 
 ^n >». n. *"1I^Is»>WI'*I;t w. m. 'HrtMl+oft/. 
 I. a c. JT n. 
 
 CoNCATO-coNCATE, a. concavc on both sides. T^W:*-!:!^!^- 
 1^, T*PT<T:'F?TfT?)frr. 
 
 Concavo-convex, a. 3T?nqf5r ^TTi^T^rfrr. 
 
 To Conceal, v. a.v. To Hide, gt^, Jf^f,?5"T^,^T^, ^- 
 
 ^T^^. ofo. 
 Concealable, a. t. V. ?rr^T^-^-^^tnT-^rn?lT-Ac. jfrpft^T, 
 
 CoNCEAtv.D, p. V. V. t)i<t>f4r!l, Ac. yr, *ilRrt, 3TTOJT1^, ^- 
 
 ■^if^H, M-H*^, Pi^if^i. 
 Concealer, n. Conce-vlino, ;?. o. v. V. ^|'+uiru, 3'<*I1Kl, 
 
 &<". 'TPTF, ^KdlA*. 
 Concealment, n. v. V. — act. ^f^^ n. ^l«Tot n. ^]vi[ n. Ac. 
 
 SqWF/. OM*J«n/. <^iqi«i*[l/. 'ft'TT n. H-<-«IA^ »• f'^- 
 
 t^TT n.— stale. Ff!p%% "TJTT »«. Ac. '[pT?rr/.3Tr*0T^<Tt? n. 
 
 I. hiding place. f^'jniT/. ^fT/. «. 
 To Concede, r. a. fl/foir, yran/, yj>W, V. To Admit. ^tlW, 
 
 Conceit, »«. tjnaye or idea formed, v. Conceptios. «F57'TT/. 
 
 2 Ai^A estimate of srlfor own. jft^iTT w. anf^TTPT w. 3T- 
 
 (pFK w. ?*T w. ynT «. fj^^m w. «?cm«/. Tn/. % or 
 
 ^«ft/. r. »Tn, ^JTH, ^ m. c. ^ »TT, ^ft/. 3W/. JTTJT 
 m.^^T{^f. fl<H*ft/. fi^MiM/. KTT m. 3Ti*M<ii/. r. 
 
 C. of, pluming one's self on. ijpoiT m. 
 
 To lote one's c. ^\l^ m. ^ll^-fSfT^ y. o/ #. 
 
 To be out ofo. with. 3TfHm^ «• ^^^. o/"o. q^ 
 w.^TT'f, »R »». 7^ K*iVA ^^^^T. 
 
 To take the c. out of. TTn/.-KTJT «t.-Ac. J^TT^t y. o/ 
 0. TT fiR^ft/. VT't, ^7 m.-T^ f.-&c. f5jr^, 
 
 3 Seo Fasct. 
 C05cnT«l>, «. V. N. 2. HTTTT, T^R, ^rin, »TPfttT, iTTJ^ or 
 
i 
 
 CON" 
 
 168 
 
 CON 
 
 "T^tTRfY, ^, 4<<^HW, r«^|v>ft, f*r3n^ ^"k, ar^^rtt, arTT- 
 Tpft, mr*pnH, 3T^"TPft, ^^^FR, 3TTtmf*mnft, ^Tf*r- 
 
 »TPT. [ ?R. 
 
 C. of or respecting. simrffT, «IT'"n^r, 'Ml'jfl-=)|, sjnift- 
 
 CoKCEiTBDLT, odv. V. N. 2. StThHRT^, f^m^T#, 3Tf»TilH- 
 
 COSCEITEBKKSS. See COKCEIT 2. 
 
 Conceivable, a. v. V. A. 2. sFrTFTT-^ftnT-BRTTT-Ac. ^^^- 
 
 3 ?l»<^NT-=5rr-^VlT-^J?l'WT &C. 5f^'^,^«^»^,H'?1'l»-*J. 
 COSCEIVABLENESS, «. V. A. 1. ^rTRMtnT"!! »«.-&C. ^?7- 
 
 ^ft^mr/. M i^i^ n'M rii/. 
 
 2 ^K=3TFTT^"mT'TT»». &e. jf^'l^qdl /. «fty'l»-<<dl /. &c. 
 Jo Conceive, f. a. /orOT in <Ac icowiJ. q^ot, tfkt?! *R^, t- 
 
 2 imagine, v. To Tawct. ^TJf, tTT^t, stJ^tSt. 
 
 3 apprehend, v. To Usdebstanb. tTTBif, ^"jf, 3HI+olul, ^- 
 Hv^iii, ^Y*T»».-^K^OT.-gTT3lOT.-&c. ^"piif ^.o/ 0. w)<A in con. 
 
 3^ Conceive, v. n. Icccme pregnant. iMfT iR't, I^^THT n. 
 
 flJTT^'Jf-TT^ «n. ron. 
 
 2— of beasts. qPTRT ^JIM, nTTWt ^l"^, "P^^t, — esp. of 
 mares. ^HT or ^^ ^fjf. 
 
 3 have opinion or idea oj, v.To Think. ♦iiin-^MiilH-^- 
 TTm-f^rfid-&o. %or in. con. 
 Conceived, p. v. V. A. 1. qt?f?T Mirfrfl. 
 
 3 tn^BT, &c. OT^FferT, fTPR?f , 5?(5TT€5, ^^, ^?^. 
 
 Concent. Seo Concord. 
 
 To Concentbate, To Concentre, v. a. bring to a common 
 centre, hring to one point. ?1^%^-^$^<^«mm-^*iH-^- 
 ^f^PT'^^rr4-&c. ^F^, ^%fs5FPJ^TKt-'^%?r?^T^-&c. 3TT0T- 
 
 To Concentbate, To Concentee, v. n. ^n^f^^i^-^^If- 
 
 CONCKNTBICAL, O. ^»1%?, l^^F^^. 
 
 Conception, n. v. V. A. 1. & V. N. 1. — act. qW^f «l^». 
 
 Indication or sign of c. TTtJTTT/' 
 2— «c<. ^F^Tufn. JPTfrT rsnifn. &e. ^?^TT/. TT^RT/. 
 3— af<, ^T3Tirn. &c. ^^^m■ TT3T»». aTHnHw. SII+rtHn. 
 
 Clear c. of. ^Tf STf^TTfTT/. 
 I. imago formed^ idea. JFJT^r/. HKTT/ jf^fW'PTffi. 5r- 
 
 To Concern, 1). o. r^/d/e to., h long to. ?i^ST»».-fOT?Tr»».-&c. 
 ar^of jn. con. B^tfr-f5PT'fr-&C. rtl«l«i, ^JI^oE 3TO<Jt, aro'- 
 
 cf y. o/ 0. +3'-( i-ri't'^-^'i*if^-^?rnf^->.tc. aren't in. co». 
 
 2 (one's felf) feel an interest in. +,|otsjfl/.-f%rrr /-'Jjot- 
 ^wE/.-'ft^rm/.-clc. arodt j'n. fo;», u-i/A ftr^pifi' o/" o. <|.|c6vi|y. 
 -f%fTT /•-*<"• «TT^-*)l'Mul'->ll'36'Iwi y- o/ 0. 
 
 3 (one's self) intermeddle, be btiti/. ^Tr[m, tjl-juf, JT^^ 
 
 "T5'if, tTjl<rf, T^rfi ^Itjf. 
 Concern, Concernment, n. matter concerning or belonging 
 to, V. Affair. ^PTTw. ^f^ <PTJT«. (o« 31IM-t«JI ^1^ «pnT) 
 tKirtl*". ?r^n. ^fJpTtrin. fsR^m. 
 
 To prove a losing c. ^rfTcR: ijof, srKraT ^. 
 
 2 passion, interest, engctgedness, feeling, emotion. ^PB- 
 ^/ f%?n'/. 3TR'<TT / '?t^n»T/. !RoPp5E/. ^>r/». Ti^Tm. 
 rH<^|c4|»». 3TilrJT». Pli) + /. IToS/. f^mi/. 3<^H<j{»l. ^- 
 
 ^/. «. ftf^/. qr^/. ?fr?i/ ^/. 
 
 To cease to take any care or c. about. ^4TT /.-^'<Tr- 
 mTrf/.-^TCr5^/.-^Kn.-&c. ^ni'Jty. o/o. 
 
 3 imporlande, moment, v. Weight. q^JT^f^irt/. TrttTTTwi. 
 
 4 connection, interest in. STT". fl^vrw. ^OTPTTm. IpTSfw, 
 
 F5»TT»». ^m^m/ ?i^??r w. 
 
 Concerned, a. v. N. 2. aiir^^pft, 3TTf?*;q;, WT^^^p{^- 
 STHTT, +oi+c£l-m,^oCq;TOqT, ^T^,^^^,f^ f1 1 H < ,f%fTT5'P. 
 4 having an interest in or connexion toiih. ^jsitft, sfiilvTT- 
 =5TT, ^^Rt?, HI'fl^R, f^HFft, ^?ft, ^?^. 
 
 Conxebnedly, oJv. v. N. 2. +|otvrflHf, 3<jJn3?r, 'Tt^Pft^, 31T- 
 r-iTT^^, &c. 
 
 CONCERNiKO. ^. ( or vulgo, ;>rep. ). R«)4l, #q«ff, ^^PTP »'« 
 comp. ^^^ in comp. 
 
 To Concert, v. a. contrive together. ^^^^:t(]^-^.^Z■^J^-fi^^ 
 
 Concert, Concertino, n. v. V. — act. ^^Ixqr^ ^l^Tif n.&c 
 
 I. — of music, &c. fST^ «tMI»». ?f'T*(«(i'^H'«Hi<Tm. ?i^ 
 
 C. of singing, playing, and dancing. #rftrl«. ^\^n 
 
 C —room. in"*INI 3fT^m.-qr?m. ?pft?T^r5Sr/. 
 II. v. Aoeeement. ^^yqjor STTffJ.fl^TT'n. -^'irt/. ^+Hr4«. 
 H+'f*l-«IIT'». 
 Concession, ». v. V. — act. ^n. Jp^ ^T^«. +fi4ufn. &c. 
 
 I. /?oi»< conceded. Wtl^r^ 'Tt^/.-t^q^w.-&c. ?3?/. 
 Conch, n. ^^?n. W^m. f^^^n. 
 
 C. — menstruum. V^'^^^m. 
 CONCUOLOOY, n. ?r^m^n- ^<=lf^?TT/ 
 CONCILIAK. a. /jer/a/niwy /o a coK««7. ^%'^, ^iJ^^tft, ^- 
 
 To Conciliate, v. a. trin, gain over. HHMui, ^T5PT#, fifo!:- 
 
 ^ ^, snzsrot, arioisriJt, 3irt«^, sTrTaTOr-ar^f^-jRi^T- 
 
 &c. ^<Jr-q;^7I ^otT'T^tRijft/.-3Tm'^=TT/.-ctc. qp^ g.cfo. 
 Conciliated, p. v. V. JTTTsrrJcTT, ^J^^f^?^, &c. anrrftm. 
 Conciliation, n. v. V. — act. HHN^in. ^cicjufn. armv^w. 
 
 &e. H'\ < 4i»(\ /. H^mHufl/. *RH^/. aTTTrtrrft/. »1!T^o5- 
 
 Oft/. 3TRT«T^/. ?ITH». 
 Conciliator, n. Conciliating,/?, a. Concii.iatort, a. v. 
 
 oET^, f*rz?n^, aTRm^, f^rn^^, g^i^iv*, I^^iv^k^. 
 
 C. measure +)l»ils-^KOT. 
 Concinnitt, Concinkous. See Fitness, Fit, 
 
CON : 
 
 COSCISK, a. T. Bbief. ^^TTTT, STt^ftWKMl, 31rM;H«4*. 
 COHCiaSLT, adv. T. A. »ri4+«(W, ^Sflif+VH, aiTrMftJ*HI<l«i(. 
 CowiszirEss, n. v. A. ^T^m. ?rf^TO<TT/. RWHIHW**. W?^- 
 
 To CoifCLUDB, r. a.fiiiiih, clote, t. To Esd. ?mnT-dHIM-«t- 
 ^-jTr-Ac. ^To^^, «H*<u{, *iKU|, srCtT^, T^TW. 
 
 2 determine, y. To Decide. ilNUJ, f^«nTin.-Pl»fNm.-f^- 
 Hf^«i.-&c. ^Tof. [oi-t(Mvn<^. 
 
 3 collect logically, T. To Infer. fT^f^-ai-jHHI^' +|iSui-^- 
 
 4 include. See To Comfbkhend. 
 
 To CoMCLUDE, r. n.JinUh, dote, t. To Esd. ?P?of, SfRW'f, 
 
 3T^-«»4IH-r(HIH-Ac. ^M, <i<.<l>"l. 
 
 2 — in logic. 3I5»n^ii.-?I^m. ^TWr, aHHMHuf, <il««J. 
 ('05CLUDKD, p. T. V. A. 1. WHIH «frrtrtl, Ac. flUlRn, tlHlM, 
 
 CoxcLUsnio, /». o. T. V. N. 1. and Last, ^ti-lrfl or ^, 7t- 
 
 ^^, ^WfNr, sRjfNr, 'hhisO-mi, 3#^t^, wt<tt. 
 
 COVCLDDntQ, CO>XLV9I05, fl. v.V. A- 1. — act. ^HTTH ^^«. 
 ar^t^fi. Ac fTHTSR n. 4^¥\\<m. 
 y. V. N. 1. and Ekd. 3T^^/. ^nrrfJT/. »r?T»». 3T^^TRn. 
 
 2 JH»jmH ^T'tn. CflHMM*. 
 
 I. e. drawn, eontequence, deduction. f^r^tfT m. f^^fiffr^m. 
 
 ^ftjTnlm. ^Tf^?Tr4in. »lf»|?TT*}m. finifffTr4«». ^nrfJTm. 3TT- 
 
 5^ n. grrf^T/. ^ffj «»■ 
 
 Orounda or warrant of a p. ?mnT »». 
 Illogical c. iMMf^^iHm. ^r^r^'IMM. 
 CoHCLDinx, a. delerminaiire x. Decisive. PmP^, f^iilT- 
 
 2 — in logic; rtjuUirljf eonteqitential. J^jIPl*, ^5[t7I IT- 
 (^OVCLVsirsMKM, n. T. A. P|uim^>d4 n. 
 ifb C05C0CT, ». «. T. To DioxsT. >T^^, <nv m. qpT«lf. 
 
 2 prepare in tke mnd, y. To Pia», *f»RT/. *^, ^- 
 
 Ac- 
 
 (."ovcocTioic, N. T. V. 1. «I^W^ n. <nVm. qft?T^ m. 
 2*=^^/. 
 
 (."OirCOMITAKCX, COVCOUITAyT. See iCCOMPAMMENT, 
 
 COMPAHTIVO. 
 (70.VCOKD, COSCOBDiKCK, COSCOBSAKCT, «. (of loinid) kar- 
 
 mOMjf. ^^r^ pop. ^tHt 3I'Tm.-5TWTw.-»raii».-?mrm.-'535- 
 
 •(t/-Ac ♦^rni«jn. ?^CT^»i. ^iHMtjn. KH*<IMI/. 
 .^ c. ^jff' m. [^pr<nT n. 
 
 2— in grammar. M-^^ m. fwitwrf^UTT/. ttlMMlfvTV- 
 
 3 ( of intcrcoune, Ac.) r. Aorcemest. fif^^m. n^m. 
 
 4 eompaet. 8m AoRnifX5T. [iTTmT. 
 CoacoRAurr, m. t. AoRruyo. fmi^. fimvi^?, thtt^, 
 CoiKWROAT, », n n 1 %ti i «?i<ir^ < i4i ^firjff » i m i M>n i * ( %s5- 
 
 W *TIT. [*W fT^ n. 
 
 CoycOVRss, M. eot^wet to one place, lf^\^m. fmnt n. ^. 
 
 2 T. Crowd. apTWui. i»«l»i. ?rj%in. n^ «. 
 
 3 See Ji-scTJOir. 
 
 CoRCRSitAtiOir, N.-of » widow. «^W7^ n. <r^>|inT n. 
 
 9 COK 
 
 Zb CoNCBETK, V. n. Y. To Clot. »ff3wf, 3TCTf, 3nT^. 
 
 2b Concrete, v. a. vjntjuf^ 'il<l*jui, 3H4«(>ii. 
 
 Concrete, o. t. Thick, qj, ?ttjt, ^. 
 
 2 — in logic. 3TfMMMf^«l<<+ 1 3Tf^+<''lti«i4t 1 (^rffrsTN^. 
 I 3 — iu grammar. f%5[. 
 
 i Concretion, n. t. V. N.—act. "it^^ifi. 3TJ^«. ^^TH^m. 
 I I. f/iflM concreted. 'lt3T»». ^<iofl/. ft^3 or fi^jiin. diU. 
 I ft^^oft/. ST n. 
 
 Concubinage, m. ^P=f^TO^w. Mlf^dMlrlHr^TRw. 
 j Concubine, n. inferior wife, Sfc. vJM^r^/. OT^/- 'ft'rat/". 
 
 *r i 'mH t/. *frPFft/. 'n5ir5ft-5|TTf^ pop. ^^r\K\-^-&.c. 
 
 I fl^l'fcl/. (among Shiidras); — one of many •(KPmi/. ^r- 
 j j^f ^T^^J. ?TT5^/. 
 
 2 *(y< icoman. r. Mistress. r\^f. T?TT/. ^Rft/- 
 Concupiscence, ». v. Lust. <irT^WTT/. f^'^nTTT^RT/. 5- 
 
 Concupiscent, o. v. Lustful. ^iT'ft, ^f^pirr, *lR^f^. 
 
 2b CoNCUB, v. n. t. To Agree, fiforot, HF^-^^-^T^fT-'^^- 
 
 Ac. ^t^, *l*Hdn.-?F*T^/.-31HHr)».-3?^*lfrl/.-3T^^l^fl. 
 
 ^ and trt. co«. ^^ ff- of s. 
 
 2 ««jV« or he conjoined. ^3ot, ^T^, ^oEt7ft/.-&c. ^t^ , 
 
 ff. ofi.recip. 
 Concurrence, n. v. V. 1. and Agreement. aiHHtln. ?T»Tf- 
 
 Cokcubbent, o. v. v. 1. and Aqbeeino. f^ra^JTITT, Ac. ^.- 
 f?f^, >i+RTl, aijHrl, ^»TT<T. 
 
 Concussion, n. v. Shock. VT^r«». *m<pt»i. ^4t<Mm. 
 ■ To Condemn, r. a. find ffuilty and doom. 31»<<|*j-Ac. 3Tt'?t 
 jj ?JT^ fVWf. Wtn^, aT<TTT«ft-?irT?W-H^-&C. aiRTT f^^- 
 
 \ ^ jp^STT ^m %Kdr, arRTtr ?5T^^5?r f^?=f^ arrfTT/. sp- 
 
 rit, aiWft »^^ f(I?^ ?Tni^, 31^^n^-&C. W^rl ^TCH 
 
 {jiHT^ ^, 3rmtrF4TT5«f^R^5TfH^«.-3TTTm^j7^ ^»- 
 fn^ ». 'R't. 
 
 2 ditapproce. ^m. ^^-r*|*)u(, q N«<1-?T^-^1*RT-&c 
 
 8^«rf ^0 6« unfit for tervice. f*l'PPft-ft?'?^Wt-3Tg«n»r 
 »ft-&c. 5T^, T^ iR^. 
 COSDEMNATIO.V.n. V.V.I.— ac/. aRPTT^ 3Tt>ff f^T^ f^W^t. 
 quf n. ^I^mf %»rJf ». Ac. •^ift^lMH n. WTTT'nfSTfH^ 
 n.-itate. [ ■ ■i \ 'i \ U^\lr* i n. fij^tf^^r^nTT /. r«nfT^ 
 
 1. ground or rrtuon of e. ^jf^t^H^J «b. ^if^^MTTMr^ 
 
 CONiiENsADLK, a. V, V. 1. ^•^v\.&c, »<nmM> ll-^RW-Ac. 
 
 Condensation, Condenbino, n. v. V. A. l.—act. i5|" fpiit 
 
 n. Ac ij^flfvi"! »■ 
 
 2 — act. ^W^^ «. ^NraftH 9K^ n. 
 To Condense, To Condkicsatk, r.a.v. To Tbicken. S^ pop. 
 
 ^VT-(Tf-^-^HIf4f-Ac. «p^. [Ac. «RTJr. 
 
 2 T. To Compress, flipfw n. ffi^ g. ofo. ?T<i;^.«iM- 
 Jb CovDUiti, «. ». T, To Thicken, 'Rf op, qwf-IT-ic. rtoi, 
 Co5finrn, a. See DiKai, 
 
cox 
 
 170 
 
 CON 
 
 To Condescend, v. n. deign, ttoop, Sfc. 3Tf*nTPT flrfT «rR^, 
 
 f^«TMI-M<,u| n. !pT'if,^^H!Jfl/.-&c. ^Rwr_ 
 C0XDE3CENDINa,/>. V. V. ^PST, f^^T^ft, ^T^^HT, pT?!^^, 
 
 CoyDEsCESDiNGr-Y, adv. V. V. TTY^TnT-&c. ^5^t^%^, ST'sT- 
 
 Condescension, n. v. V. ^PSPTT/ PkIhhm «•• arf^TTFTPTT- 
 
 T ««. f^^nr m. f^rprf^HMmtrr «. cA(ThifHHMi-m< »«. ^- 
 
 T^TRt or ft^<^M'n /- *r^/. 
 Condign, a. t. Suitable. ^rfiTf^ ^P ^ i ^^l'^j , ?r<TT^, «rFJnft. 
 Condiment, «. v. Seasoning, Sauce. HWWl m. Htft c*Nu| 
 
 CONDISCIPLE, «. 5^^ «». ^^TTriT «t ^ '/». ^T^'TT^, ?rrft- 
 
 CONDITION, «. ttate, present circumstances, ^l{^^^ f. S^T/- 
 f|5tT^;)o;3. F<fM/. Tf^/. Tfl/. 3T^^rra o'' ^^Hl? »»•/• ?- 
 tIHM m '%f^?T/. 
 
 To get into a good c. tnm-TTm ^wf. 
 
 2 «/«;<! of body. *rr^^/. 5T?ff?i/. ^prr?^/. n<td^«rf^ 
 
 That is in good c. ?TMT, HMW*(H'l, dHdMl^H, I^T^JftrT, 
 To come into c. srfT «. ^JT't-^T'r, <'II+f ^T^t. 
 To get out of c. arfn «. ^FP^-mr^t. 
 
 3 V. Kank. f^<:f^pop. ?*ftrT/. q^/. 
 
 4 <<;«», stipulation. ^%rT ?/J. STfrffTT/. ^l^if.^S^f- arSrft 
 /• 2^ »»• ^^/. iTT/. 
 
 To Condition. See To Stipulate. 
 
 Conditional, a. implying terms, dependinj on conditions. 
 
 2— in grammar. ■h'M>HI'4^. [ ?TT/. 
 
 Conditionalitt, «. V. A. Ht'^l5[+r^ «. *)ij(?i*i«|?q- n. ?n^- 
 
 CONDITIONALLT, odv. V. A. 3T^-3T5?ft-?R-&C. ^TT^-^^T-^- 
 
 a'o Condole, r. «. ^nVt-e tciVA another. 5^r=«rT% Jt'TIt?!' T^iif, 
 
 §:^ «.-^3itH> «».-&c. ^T'Jf, i)iM^/. 'PT'^ — on account 
 of a death, J^f^TT »». sRot-<H<Sui. 
 Condolemeut, Condolence, n. v.V. J«-*<|^ Jt^TTf^ ^5^n. 
 
 CoNEOLEB, «. Condoling, ^'^ <»■ v. V. ^^-*<K<<I 5:^131 ^- 
 
 "TPT, ?nTf :^, q^-.?T 5:^. 
 iTo Condone. See To Paedon, To Pass by. 
 To Conduce, v. n. contribute, help, tend towards. Jm41'II^ 
 
 q-CTr-Tjtif, 3q^fMt-^^-^T^T(t-^nV^-M <4l^4> -&c. ^t^f, 
 
 Conduoent, Conducive, a. v. V. 3H<il'IMI, ?TM^, viq*<MT, 
 
 vJH^n>, fT^, -3M*r<*»i, >J'H)lO, SRpT^, ^fTT, ti^'+lO, 
 
 3TT^^ i» coOT2>. 
 •CoNDuciVENESB, »». V. A. gq^ftq'TT »». ^V^TfPlHI /. ^T^FT- 
 
 ftr^ n. OT+K+dl/. 
 Conduct, Conductino,«. t.V.1. — act. ^^ ^T^T ^ n,^\- 
 
 ^ ^of n. Ac. ^T^T'PT »■ ti^Mii"! n. 
 
 2— act. f^rrr^f n. srfl^rRdr n. &c. f=l^f^ m. ^^pr/- 
 
 3 behaviour, deportment, carriage. ^^JpF/. ^^ n. 3TT- 
 
 '^j^ n. 3ii-=(R<i «. arr^nr »«. ^ftjt^/. ^m/. •d'Hcm^ 
 
 /. ^TT^/. qf^/. ^^/. ^r^J-M4<f/. ^I^W?^R m. ^ctora^ttJT 
 
 frT ». qr3:c5 n. q^^^rnr »». 
 
 Bad c. ^<|-««ui n. JTr^nT »». j^rT «. [f^TJT?/. 
 
 Good c. ^T^FEtTT n. ■m<;i-=(k »». ^I^ «. f^^Tf^ /. 
 General c. aiNKM^frl/. 
 
 4 5«I+K ««. 5f**K »». ^SK m. 
 
 I. management, skill.^ v. Address. 3rT(<j<+^\n)j/. 3TT^ ?». 
 q;^ «. %H^ «. Pi<iHrS| H. oqq^f^ «. 
 
 II. safe c. 3TTTT^ n. 
 
 To Conduct, v. a. lead, accompany, to guide, ^-c. ^r ?rT^^ 
 
 *(^Miqui «. ^^ .7- of 0. 
 
 2 carry o»i, transact, manage. f^R^^, ^f^^lldut, %|lrS«(of, 
 ^m^, Mrl«(ui or t^rfNul, ^l'+«l', aTT^T^, f^I?t^ ot.-^- 
 ^r/.-&c. sp^y. 0/0. 
 
 3 one's self; v. To Behave. ^Irtu)', SHMiuf, ^Tn'Jr, Jm^f. 
 
 4 V. To Lead. <^4|+k «i.-^<<:«t>K »M.-q5Km.-&c. ^^ y. 
 0/0. 
 
 CONDUCTOB, «. V. V. 1. ^T7 <^l<f)<jH ^TTTT, &c. fT^'T'R^TTf, 
 
 2 an(i 'i. person presiding and managing. As this is the 
 sense of the terms and phrases Manager., Foreman, 
 Headman, Leader, Leadingman, Captain, Coryphceus, 
 Charge d' Affaires, that holds the reins, that sits at the 
 helm, that mounts the box, that plays the first fiddle, Sfc. 
 Sfc. and as many of the Mardlhi terms which are cm- 
 ployed to convey this sense, bear also a latent seufc 
 agreeing well with the latent sense borne by one or 
 other of these terms, here we have collected the 
 terms of both tongues. ^^^rRWTTT, «(rl<)<»IHl, &c. fH- 
 
 ^TH^, 'fTT^, ^n^, H^, ^rf^, ^^^1 5^^, Hx"^^, V- 
 
 ^«TTff, f^pfr^rr, ?TRf^ or ^IKift, 5fT»mt,3TE^, *^vfr, 
 
 ^TRoft, tr^ft, 5TTf^, ?rFF, srg?^ ( in comp. ), qr^^T 
 
 ( in comp. ). 
 
 I. ( of ceremonies, esp. religious). afRT^f, 'Trflt^. 
 C. of heat. >iWMI <<i^<f>. 
 Conduit, n. aqueduct. ^oS m. H^ m. ^TTT^t/- 
 CoNE, «. goS^FT m. dim. l^oS^f. ^Sf^f. ntj^JT^/ t^ m. 
 
 2 ( in botany ) ^^<^l*v ^^ 5rr5T# "FoE n. 
 Confabulation, &c. See Conteesation, &c. 
 Confection, n. t. Sweetmeat. f*T3Ti/. H<<w|| or ^t^ n». 
 
 CONFECriOKEE, W. ^r5<(( Or ^, fJldl^qirtl. 
 
 COHrEDEBACT, n. federal compact, league, v. Combisatio^, 
 
co^ 
 
 V*^il •!. ^ m. 3R m. ^ w. 3frf /. fMotm/. 5^ n. WP{- 
 H^ «. ^?T «. 
 
 2 eonfederaU body, v. Combixatios. vI7 m. SR f». ^ 
 «./. ^ «. 5r«IT m. 
 
 It Cos FEDERATE, C. «. V. To COMBIXK. 3T2^, ^^, f^TcE'lt. 
 COHFEDEEATE, a. [Jtril"|ft, fH*uf1-<<l, *<'HMffl 0»" fTT. 
 
 CoxfedeBate, h. flWy, attociate, accomplice. [i\AVi\^ Pi««fl- 
 
 COXFKDEBATIOS. See COXFEDEBACT. 
 
 J» Co!iFEB. r. n. fp^a* ir.7A, v. To Coxvebse. ^'W'S «.-»TTO- 
 OT n.-^N+ll-l m.-4)pfl-^lr{1 /.-^^rfNlrf) /-^HI^^ ».-?f^- 
 
 To c. in private. ^^^H n.-^^t?T »». ^T'li'. 
 2» CoxFKB, P. a. V. To Give, ^oi, ^ ». ^T^t, ^^ 'PT^'f, 
 
 5TT9W «.-3NyM fi.-i<:. ^Tof. 
 COXFEBEXCE, n. V. V. X. and CeXVEBSATIOX. ^TNT n. Jft- 
 
 I. wuetingfitr ditcourse. JTOt?«T-»nT^^-Vr?^-f^'^lt-&C. 
 
 COWFZBBIBLK, «. T. V. A. <JI<<1m1I'IHI-^TPTT-&C. ^H^JI'H jft^T, 
 
 iro C<M»FEss. r. o. oim, v. To Ackxowledge. mtui, ^«fhnr- 
 
 2 yraii/. concede, v. To Admit. WT^ ^»T^, ^^ 'R^. 
 
 3 otcn and aetnoieledye, T. To Owx. vH'ftliKiil, ^t^wif, 
 
 ♦ ( una to a priest ) <v{\^m ^^ W^. 
 To Count; v. n. qr^ ^i^os tt? l>^ ^FT#. 
 COXFESIEDLT, odv. arowedly, undeniably. f'lMlH, PifllWW, 
 
 2 w»<A mvowed purpou. ^T^, f'-**!, J^HT. [^R«i. 
 
 C05rssn<»r, ».t.V. A.I.— •c<. Misfwf «. Ac. aHt^Tt «. ^tft- 
 Fnll 0. M"ldJ*r»/. mV-*!!/. [Ac^rrf. 
 
 COXFUIOB, *. T. \. A.l. 1<H>HU1KI, ^S^ vmm, 55^t'»>TT- jl 
 
 I. one who heart ronfeuion*. 7^ H\^^H'i TT^ W^ ^STT- ! 
 
 II. one itho tufevM for hi» faith. ^«T*Tr4^:»rTW^. 
 CosnOAVT, «. botom friend. ^RfT »i. V*M««T w. ({^Mf*?- j| 
 
 It CosFroB, V. a. intruU, ▼. To Com M w. «!«r^, 3?I^, TT- 
 
 J» CiWFirB, r. *. rely on, IrittI in. fr»fT»n>r, ^li'l"!, «nr«T- 
 
 i(«f mM mKof 0. ^qiw (». %*ir, fwf inif<-*mi!m ■jto- 
 
 •r i». fwi. i«/A y. of ». »nd HTWf in/* y. o/ o. 
 I 05riDn>,^. T, V. N. ftr*fT?W^, Ac. fffV, i|«|fi<^. 
 V. A. iH^M'^l, ff*^lfl<^l, Ac. 
 . roooB, ConFirwo, n. t. V. N. f^m *i. »whlT or 
 
 HTW ■»• 'TTT^/. HIT «. Pwn "». ^W/. PT- 
 TH M. ^rmf or q|r«l* «. -Htm n. TTT»^ or I 
 
 C. ( OF aMvraace ) gtrea. ((tiimr m. 
 
 171 CO!T 
 
 In c. mwR TT^-jiuiK HT^r-Ac. 3T?TT t^»^mr^, 
 
 Violation or alimse of c. f^»«ll^*tl<1 »». fr'^Rf^M »». 
 
 Violator or abuser of c. f^NI+IMM* or v<lri+^, ^»^- 
 Inapired with e. ^nrfSTr'T'T, -^Mf^'HTO'. 
 
 I. Jii-nt conviction or belief. ?IMivlHl/. ?^mT/. ^rmft/ 
 
 W w. 1^»^T^ OT. *n^WT or *RWT »». HT^ «». *ri^4 m. 
 
 Perfect c. «|M<)J(^ <?Trr^/. ' ^ Irf WI ritKH ft/ 
 
 II. irutt in self, assurance. tPT^/- 3i«r/. 3TT^ w. TK^/. 
 
 g^^^itt/ ^ OT. ^<<«M ft. ^5TfT/. ^?rr^3^ n. i(iir«r «. 
 
 5^Tft/. ^HdM m.f. f^qr «>. ^/. f^»-Md/. 
 
 III. cause or ground of c. ^M^flrfl-Ac. 3TT«TIT m.-3TT'^'- 
 
 CoxFiDEXT, o. CoxriDiNG, /). a. V. V. N. f^NI«uiKI, <nr?T- 
 ^TRT, f^'^TO i^JUIKI, Ac. *rr^5T, TT^^, TTJ'F, f^=^m- 
 
 I. convinced, assured, sure, v. Certaix. f^VlfrT, 1'TI'l'ft, 
 
 f%x^^, f^r^^, ??^»i!TT, ^"Tf^'i!!^, «i5[f^5«ra-. 
 
 To bo or feel c. ^mrw ^Trnft/.-Ac. anfof in. eon. 
 
 II. secure, ^'c. assured and bold, ad^^pft, a^^^THT^TiTT- 
 
 ^, ^»n^, l^qji^, f^'TT, f^tit^, T^^^TT, fH'-^, f^tnr, 
 
 ^*I?qT^, 3Tfft^, f^^R^, f^«i<^K, ^r<T, STTrT. 
 jj Coxfidential, a. trusty, trustworthy. f^P«rnft, f^>iing[, f^- 
 *^T^, m<*flHI, ^^l*<MI, <*(mO-mi, ^a^^^, Tw^\- 
 
 ?TVT^, f?r>^i*)KN<^, SJT^, "T^rf , J^R'ftq', arm. 
 
 2 ^Ao/ i# ^0 Jtf kept in confidence; private. H'ftliNNr, 
 
 COKFIBEXTFALLT, aip. T. A. 2 "pl^UII^Rr^t-^OIRTT^-Ac. 
 
 CosFiDEXTLT, orfs. V. A. f'T'^raT^, ■HKIH, Ac. ^«rnr-H^- 
 
 I. ^IrlO^, f'T^<<I'i, f^5ff^, ^^i^.MUII'l ,Pl*>W or f^^jtT. 
 
 II. fH^T^, f'TJ^tq;, fHS^i^TTT^, 3TT^ tT^?f, 7^^, ^^TTm, 
 3(^«Mi^, *jwf; «TOT, Ac. 
 
 COIfFIDEKTSESS. See COXFIDISCE. 
 
 CoxFiocBATiox. See Fobm. 
 
 CoxFI^E, pi. CoXFiSEs, n. frontier, border. ^^^r«. ft^- 
 
 rVl'^yiX"*"' Tlfl^^t »». TFT^OT. JTtTTw- f^HfTTw. ??T^ /. 
 To CoxriXE, V. n. ». To Bobdeb. OT^-OT^-fH^f Ac. 
 
 2V CoxFiXK, V. a. limit. 3TT^l«dr, ^or, tf^, %w«f-«R^-ii- 
 ??^-Ac. with ^^: ( ex. «rf STTT^J ^Vl ^T HT^fWT ^- 
 
 /-%TT«.-^*nT'Tn.-Ac. <>iT''I ^S^rT ^. 
 
 2 T. To IMPBKOX. S5tl*,%^ ^, »lf^/.-'StX<in-/. 'PT^ 
 
 8 r. To K^:^TRAIX. 3TW«ot, 3nT^Hn.-fJ»^n>w..fsTiivi;T».- 
 
 CosrisED. f . A a. V. V. A.l. an^fer, "Hranrt^n ^itihc^, 
 Ac. 
 
CON 
 
 172 
 
 CON 
 
 2 ^^OT, ^^ vjidPjrfl, &c.'%^,'%^. 
 
 3 3TPJ^5^, &c. f^TirftTfT, f?f5f5, f^5, f%^^. 
 
 I. not roomy, v. Nabeow. 3T^^, ^it^FJ, ^?, 3T?^p>ft^, 
 
 II. delivered. snaS?T gi%?yt, ST^rTFT^t^. 
 To be c. 'Mlo6d-JI^rr-&c. ^twf. 
 
 III.— the bowels, if^. See Costite. 
 
 To be c. <TTfrra% ^ffTP ^ J^T^. 
 C0SFINEDNE8S,«. T.A. 1. Want o/" rOOOT. gfTT^xTT / ^t^t^m. 
 
 To sufter or feel c. 34S-=)W|'jf, 31tl44ui 
 Confinement, n. v. V. A. 1. — act. STFs^"- «lt'^«. &c. 
 
 2— «<«/e. ^m. '^f.Mf- 3T3^/- ^Plf^/- 'ptr^/- 
 
 C. to a place. ?'Hiii*i'«r«». 
 
 Place of c. sj^WRT or «<'(t<^Rrm. sj^^^TToET/. 3T*^nT^- 
 ^/ 3frVK<Niiw. or oft/. 
 
 Eelease from c. <^^^n?T^»». 
 
 Beleased from c. sj^^t^RT. 
 
 Solitary c. ^frT^^/. Sf^lft ^^tzt\f- 
 2— stale, f^nr^ m. f^Ryrm. f^trw. 
 I. delivery.^ v. Childbed, sto^w. JI^Pl/. 
 2b Confirm, v. a. corroborate, establish, make sure, ^c. H^- 
 
 ^T^t, ti^N"!, JUINUI <w juiKu), ssttiifl/. ^-^^^ ^rpft- 
 ?T-&c. ^^, ^VTTot, «loE'P^/.-«f5t«.-^^OT.-'T$<mT»».-&c. 
 
 8 »trengthen,fix, — a di8ea8e,&c.^-«l35})7-5r^^-&c.^T't- 
 To be confirmed,v»i 4 1 ^uj , -j14+NiJ|, «loimu), ^HKiJJ. 
 CoNFiBMATiON, n. V. V. 1. — act. <H<Hu)n. «To5^ ^JTot». Ac 
 
 ^VPTTft. rtTTHT/. J^t^RTn. — state. W^^^^^V^- &c. 
 
 ^rx^f. JTJT^fft/. 5*^0/. ^T?^«. jf^/. 
 
 2 ^^ ^^ «. &c. a^/. q^Trft/. M^f. 
 
 I. corroborative evidence. TIBT^T /• HplMHIui n. 
 
 CONFIKMATOET, «. CONFIEMEB, n. V. V. 1. ^^TWTKT, *l<*+4 
 
 •KUiKI, m^r\ *<U|K|, &c. '«rMim+-df, 5%Fflt,'f»TrT^, 
 
 CONFIBMED, ;?. T. V. 1. ^frr-«|ol<|.4-&0. *?Hl. 
 
 2 «r^ $rfrfi, 5^^ tirtrti, '=rjj5. 
 To Confiscate, ». o. <aie in penalty. i^i\M\S{ ^-v1H*<.'J|, 
 
 «<*Kirl q^, <il4^<ui «.-^«Hrf+^<u| n.-&c. ^^. 
 -Confiscate, a. Confiscated,/), y. V. *)<<l>Kid vjdriBI, &c. 
 
 Confiscation, n.v. V.— «c<. ^<+KM q^ n. ^ST*f^TWr »• ^- 
 
 Total c. ?Tt^ J5 m. ?T#^ipTiT «. V^n^ m. 
 
 Conflageation, «. general or great fire. vMI'^-^l 5H «• i 
 
 WT^rs/ i'NIoil m. jl'siToit/. sjrl*<lfi? m. : 
 
 C. of a forest, ^oi^ m. <^|«Jlftl »». <^HMt? »». [; 
 
 To Conflict, c. n. v. To Fight, t^^rif, ^^, ^^t «.-5ffije i 
 
 "•-5? «.-&c.^^,or tn. con. mthg.ofs. f^miif, Fif^-^^ |l 
 
 Conflict, n. combat, contest, v. Fight. ^5^ n. ^^ n. jfN? 
 
 rt. ffWt/. ^ ». ^^\\^. m. ^i'mih w. 
 
 2 See Collision. 
 Conflicting, a. contrary, opposite. !lfr1*rf, f%^5, f^tlT- 
 
 TT, f^fr^, M<,*M<ftO«ft. [»n.?r^ m. 
 
 CoiTFLVENCE, CoNFLCX, «. ( of streams, Ac. ). ^vm m. ^n 
 C. from opposite directions. iftfrWIK m. 
 
 2 crowding together. ^^T^ m. ^^'^^^ n. 
 
 3 people crowded, v. Ceowd. ^m<l w. ^ar m. 
 Confluent, a. <^ fi+iuilf^ ^T^oTTTT-^T^mTTT, f*T5Ei7rRT. 
 
 C. small ])oi. »Tf=«n^.^ / pi 
 To CoNFOEM. V. a. make like. ^TT?TT-«lH|-Ml-^5[I-3ig5^-3T- 
 
 H^K-&C. !p^-tj|<|«(l)|--qirt««>)|. 
 
 To CoNFOBM, V. n. comply with, act according to. ^\^-^^\, 
 
 arg^frT^, ar^^rfiT n. lirot. 
 
 CoNFOEMABLE, o. resembling, v. Like. ^R^, '(HT'^, ^5[t, 
 
 2 agreeable, congruous, y. Consistent, r^ril9>HI,^HHI, 
 irrp^, 3T5^, 3T5^rR ( in comp. ), aiHfll^ ( in comp. ), 
 
 8 compliant, obsequious, v. Obedient. fTTBT^, (hiAHIW, 
 
 Conformableness, Confoewity, n. v. A. 1. BR^T^TT m. 
 
 cq «. 31 1 H <$,<•<< n. 
 
 2 fi<iSi l 4» m. vTH m. ?5m m. ^MNHl/. 'ff^fcf/. 5Er*R CT. 
 
 8 aTH?y^ «. srgft^ w. a^^^r^ n. 3T^%/. 
 Conformablt, adv. v. A. 1. ^TTT^r. 
 
 2 0«(/ ACCOBDISGLT, ^TRW, ^T^^, ^t3*'S, !i<j*)K ( ill 
 
 comp. ), qvrr ( in comp. ), ^Rf^, TWr^. 
 8 3Tgd*n^, 3T3?5^. 
 CONFOBMATION. See FOBM, 
 
 Confobmeb, Comfoemist, «. V. V. N. aiHw^uiKI, 3?^^- 
 OTRT, WWCOI-Ac. qTrTT-JFrff, ^j'HI^ ( in comp. ). 
 
 I. q;m<ji^' F*<iMpi!rm tnrhr 3Tfi+)*,H «(I'iuiki. 
 
 To Confound, To Confuse, v. a. mingle confusedly, disord- 
 er, jumble, derange. iS*(ctuf, 'loi^lduj, 'IH>rfd^l, nt^«Eor, 
 •R'pT^, MHIoiu), HM'lSOf, 'K^osui, ql«(sui, •is«<««(>^l, 'fttT- 
 oE^, r^^fijfit, ^V+i**!, ^rt+iul, ^^ ^rt^lST ^«f^, ^ITH- 
 
 qTcy?/^-3p5*rrTTH*T/'.-?i^ »«.-^+0+<ui «.-&c. ^r^ g. ojo. 
 
 2 perplex .^puzzle, bother, bewilder, ^c. EfRRf^, HJjrf^, 
 *t^<<»H"l <w >i*N«i, »rz<P^, TZ*4«jui, 'Tt'^Rot, nt'Rf^'T, 
 *rt«wwf or Hi'INUJ, ^f^^, fl^w^i o<^». ^''f, ^JRTtrT <TT- 
 5or-^TT?5of, >3K m. qirfOj-qTSiif, ^ifetfT-»To5'P?iTf?T-'TtT5H'Tt- 
 ?T-&C. Wf-«nr!0f, >T?5re/.-^?qi or ^/.-Ut^ /.-^ITRT 
 m.-^ jn.->THot m.-&c. ^R^t y. 0/0. »J^/-^'?mc5/. ^' 
 ?IOT-WRwf y. 0/ 0. ^=s^ /.-■^«t>^ /--^ /• g^^^-y'W"'- 
 
 3 blast, disconcert, v. To Defeat. ;JT^, fT^, BV^wf 
 
CON 
 
 173 
 
 Ac. *t»J, 9- of o. [ ^m r»,!^<»i,fk*TT-&c ^r»f . 
 
 4 »im*h,p¥t to thame, t. To Suame. riM<J»n, ^HT?^ "T^- 
 
 CoVrOVKOED, CosrUSED, /».Y.V. 1. 'im<irlrll,MI*(l<pi«r,&C. 
 
 To be or become c. "frr^, 'fiv^'i, 'itvR'f, 'l4*)Suf, 
 2 mVT, -^r+rl, ^^*T^, ^Ig, ^, V^tfT, ^T^, m^TT, ^- 
 
 ^, afim, «1^, wsftn, 5JTFWT, pTfiPT, ^f?iw, «n^, 
 
 To be or become c. ^jT'R'ir, VKWUI, TS^^T, •irt'«rt"i, 
 •li^TiWr, f 4«IS«f, M('i''-«i, -M+uf, Ht^^^ or TtMHUI, ^^- 
 OT or M<|iui, ^T^Tof , ^^, IHTT^i or «t*T?''f, 'li'INUl, 'H'ni- 
 
 oro"! or 'luiHuioi, »iNT«r, «fwot, 51^, ^^^(t ^, ^- 
 
 I osrofSDEH, «. Co5FOU5ri>'a. j). a. Coxfuseb, n. v. V. 1. 
 •7i<i««ii<i, <to. »TnT3E-&o. *fiill<l, vjwi^H^I, 'Wflr<<I, 'ft- 
 i«o««i, HM'IWI, MH'1«^<, »Ifll"*<S4l, 'ld<»<<l, NT<ilco<^(, 
 
 "prim. [^, Ac. >iim^. 
 
 2 m^ltf^BTRT, Ac.vni-Ac. miviKI-MlrtuiKI, ^ftfT MISUII- 
 t'OKrOCTOISO, C05FUSI05, «. T. V. 1.— or/. Z^^ n. ^^^- 
 
 a^ w. Ac. Ac. fl^ft ^T^JT n.—ttate. 3Toq^F«TT /. t^lrt*^-^ 
 
 3 *«. 'IRIfl! ••. «. loo^RT or 5r »». 'I*rj<i /. 1?^ /. T^- 
 ^=5/. 'P^^tTT m. yl'-loll «. 'KM "II or ^f^ «. 'Tl^-Z»ir«iT m. 
 
 »r«ti«'ii«iT ■». ?i«BT ••. ir^HTos ». f^fl^a /. ;*<<i><mik/. 
 
 •WT/. 'W<1H/. ?t^^ «. <{t>l(l'i w./. ^spRHoS n. 'Kotm /. 
 
 v»i*i« M. n^^trtt/ if^irncEN. f»T?rfK?5T»». ?pre /. 
 *nsT»ii/. ^^^f. ^^^^J. ^^^f. z^9^/. v^^m. ^- 
 «TWflS/. ^^M^/. ^\^/. «ft5^M?t/. trt^wm^/. »frfr- 
 ^ "• •i«^fj«i •». ITT/, jmm /. 
 
 Erery thing there ii in e. ftnd disorder, "h^ %WT^ 
 2— «<■/. Mm<r^d{ n. ^^^TWVT «•. ke.—tlate. IIWI / |l»ll 
 
 •r ^/ yt^/ »?hca «. »RBv^T w. trferar «. ^ta w. gt- 
 
 "/. ^*^/. »p /.J»VT /. JTFTFftT /. r<Kir^<'ll< /. W 
 
 L T. Shame. » l faM l /. 
 ConnuTKuriTT, N. « hntkeritood. ^TT^rnStf. ^m^^m f. ^- 
 
 To Cosnosi, V. m. See To Face. 2 briny fate to fact. W^- 
 
 *ni?»nnTn/. ».-ij«4«<mt<<H/. m.-^iim1c n. *T^y. o/o. 
 
 «^^-»n»H-Ac. ^TOt iriM ?tf. 
 ConnojiTATtoii, ». T. V. 2.— jrf or #/«/<. »>^^ l ^| m. 
 
 n Coirrcn, Ac. See To Covronro, Ae. 
 
 CovrcTABLE, •. T. V. *wnn-HT-^Tn>»T-5^-A«.iTtimT-3lV- 
 
 CoitrvTATiov, ■. T. S~mct. wnl ». miflf ». Ac. <rt^ ». 
 
 Z» Covnm, ». •. j>fw»* /o ieiwvaf— perwrn or ■totoment 
 
 CON 
 
 COSFDTED, /). V. v. ?t5^OT, Ac. ^rf|<=r, srfrT^, ^fSH, ^T^r^. 
 
 CosQE. See Obeisance. 
 
 To Coxgeal, ». a. change to a solid stale. vr!M<(«l, f*T^R^, 
 
 To CoKGEAL, r. n. vdMuj, f<riT^, 'n<4«l, «i<H"f, ^rasor, ^^ 
 
 -Ac. ^t^r. 
 Cosgealed;>. t. V. A. ^nr^^^, Ac. tpfr^Jrr. 
 
 2 V. V. N. ^m^OT, Ac. q5ft^. 
 
 CoNGEALMEXT, CONOELATIOS, n. V. V. A. — act. vjiH«<^ H. 
 
 fSr^ISRt n. A«. f*T3i9t»np/. ^^J^^vflf ^trz^^f— state. 
 STTT^H^STTJTT OT. Ac. n4l*drlT/. 
 
 V. V. N. — act. vdHUJ «. f^TiT't ». Ac. IT^'^/. — «/a/A 
 f^>dAM"TI m. M-flHI^r «• ^HrTf? n. 
 
 COSOEXEBACT, CoXGESEHOPSKEsS, M. V. A. ^•JjvHMMWIT >». 
 
 ^H^MS PII »>■ H'>»^dlrn<4<i l/. ^rJTT^ftTTTT/. ^mH^ilFf^Tm 
 /.Ac. 
 CoNOEXEB; CoyosKEBic, CosoESEHOns, a. ©/"Mff sameJcind 
 
 or nature, allied in onyin,^'c.^M^M,^>HIfft<<,<«»i>^i^«<, 
 
 Congenial, a. See Congeneric. 2 agreeable to the nature 
 of. «lr*-MMI, 3Tgntir, 3T3^, ailj^uqMI, W^rm^, 
 ^MHIHi^OT, KJHRHHK, ^!PTT^5:<T, M*r<4 j'pi-3T^R« 
 3T5^nft- ^H*.M-afl5^-Ac. 
 
 3 of the same nature or disposition. ^PTflte, timi^nrt, 
 ^M^my , «Hm«(, «HM*TW, "J^TT^, fl»Ttmqj, «*1RV- 
 
 CONQENIALITT, «. See CoSGEHERACT. 2 T. A. 2. «IrM< fl. 
 
 3 ^Hmnrfdi/. ?mnteriT/. «MMw*f^/. ?nT*n^ «. ^- 
 
 t»«^ n. fmtnfTIT/. «MI^«l«-M «. SRrfrRTP^ a. 
 C0N0E5ITAI.. See Connate. 
 
 CONQEB. CONOEE EEL, n. ^H^ldrfl »im/. 
 
 CoNOEBiEs, ». collection, mass. ^^T m. TTRt w. 55fra n. ( in 
 
 comp as ST?l^nTM, 71*^-^13, ■-*J*--»IIH, f^TSTT^, Ac, ). 
 Congestion, n. ( of humors into a tumor ). nts/ ^if^ «»• 
 
 2 ( of blood ). <»mt va /. ^^)!T¥d«r m. ?^WtH w. r^- 
 
 ^SPTT ». 
 CoNOE-sTivE, a. ^TismNq^np-fl;^. 
 7b CoNoix)BATE, r. a. co^/e;^ i>Uo a hall. »Tt3^5f, H^'Flill m.- 
 
 ^T?^ w. ^df y. <»/ 0. f^ ^^ «. ^^t y. o/ 0. 
 Conglobate, a, Cokooobateo, j».v. V. n^<i<I^«*l, "T^ %?5<?T, 
 
 CoNoLOBATiON, «. T. Y.—ttet. q^OTof ». Ac. ft<)*<U| «. 
 
 I. rOMn</ mats. irtoCT m. 
 To Conolomebate, p. a. nT^T w.-^lT m.-^Hofc n, ^^ g.ofo. 
 
 •^•lo&MiiMi 3|I*I<I^I VT'f, JITOT VTSt. 
 
 CONOLOMEBATE, a. Co»aLOM«BAT»D, f.T.V. "ll^ ^«?;-fTT- 
 
 ?WT, jilcr/^IWJI MI^KI^T. 
 2b COBOBATULATE, P. a. «^ | . 1 <1f» /.-<TfH^«H M.-HfR- 
 
 ^ ^wn •i.-Ac. ^Rflt, gmr^/.-g^Twn'^/. «^, «rfH- 
 
CON" 
 
 174 
 
 C0:7 
 
 COXOHATCLATED,/). V. V. 3rf*ptf^, aH^jHlfi^H. 
 t'OXOEATCtATIOS, «. V. V. ^T^H^'p/. ^T^^'"^ W. &C. 
 
 CoxoEATULATOBy, a. ^f{^^;^\w.-^^-^^V^;-&c. K^JK^^rH , 
 
 25TR5F«jT^hrr. [ or, vjimi^iuI. 
 
 To CoxoBEOATE, V. a. T. To Assemble, ^htt ^^, 'iter ^- 
 
 To CONGEEOATE, V. n. T. To GatHEE. fJREof, vJ^TT ^H, 
 
 Co^fOEEOATiON, «. congregated hmii/, T. Assemblt. ^TTT/. 
 
 CoNOEEOATiOXAr., o. n'^of)-^<^r ^J^HTF^fT, ^HMK^q i ^irr^, 
 CosoEESs, 78. mealing, t. Assembly, ^hT/ HSoift/. 
 
 Sexual c. ^t^^^^ w- f*T'<pI n. ^':gT n. 
 
 To bo joined iu sexual c. -jj^'i<Ji, ?5PH7f_ 
 
 COSGBUENGE, CoKOEUITT, CONOEUOUtNESS, M. V. A. ^ W. 
 
 «|jr*dl/. ^nrs^ w. Til/. ^TH w. «5PT nu WI^TR «». ^- 
 
 C'osoEUENTjCoNGEUOTjs, a. agreeable, tvilalle.^'c. v.CeN siST- 
 
 ^•Irfl-^l, '?I'^, q^l4l'*4, ^^'P, 'J^'t'i ^WT^, ■HHT'^d. 
 CONGECOUSLT, adv. V. A.an(f Suitably. ?fr>q-,?Tyi4l'*f. 
 CoKic, Conical, a. Pi Moid 1 or pRioE?g, 'II<i^jt, 'Vt^^sil^f?!, 
 
 CO'IC SECTIONS, »). iji^^ m. 5|T^I5^ ». 
 
 CONJECTUBABLE, O. V. V. 31HH<{, 31^HM'l'-<<, ^T^WTTW^T. 
 
 CONJECTUBAL, fl. done or said hi/ guess. 3T5*1M|-=I|, ^HHIH- 
 
 COSJECTUEALLY, adu. T. A. 3T^JTRT^, 3ig*11?f SJiSTT, rt^if^, 
 
 COXJECTUBE, n. 3TJHM «. 3ri^p5S/. ?l% »». STJWra »». ^irT- 
 
 2 conjectural statement. 31'','*>'3ti)^fe|^-5i-H'l<^flH^-5i-?nT^- 
 s^qr^-Ac. ^t^i «.-*(iHui W.-&C. a^HHiHinp/. 
 3b CoNJECTUBE, e. «. T. To Guess. ar^^jToEwif »». cow. ai-i+oi^ 
 
 &c. ^R^ y. o/ 0. [ 5-. o/ o. 
 
 fTo Conjoin, e. o. v. To Join. !j%iw, f*lcZ^, ?nftn m. ^ycif 
 Conjoined, p^ Conjoint, a. Conjunct, a. v. V. v^tl^ST, 
 
 •HIMrflff). 
 Conjointly, Conjunctly, adv. jointly, together. fJIoET, ^- 
 
 Conjugal, a. belonging to marriage. Hiell^MI, f+Hl^f^I'M*, 
 r=HI^*<5f*ft,^«)ir^«»>, ^S^lT^*. 
 2 belonging to the relation bettceen husband and wife. ^- 
 
 To Conjugate, v. a. inflect verbs. ^ n. pi. 'Hc^'f, ^'IH?^- 
 
 T^T n.-*(|Tiqdl/.-^K«-Mii «. ^T'Jt. 
 Conjugation, «. v. Y. — act. ^ ^?y^ «. CTT^TTTH n. ^^- 
 
 ■i^^rll/. 3<K«'<4I1 n. 
 
 I. a c. a c/a«< o/ roo<«. iTW »». [ T «• 
 
 Conjunction, w. v. V. — act. ofrs^ n. &c. ^«|?T «. ?i«fp»f- 
 
 —ttale, T. Union. ^'^ w. fl^^mW m. B^^^r m. #p? m. 
 
 I.— in astronomy ^ of stars ). 4tn «. fl^W «. «»1>T »n. 
 
 Auspicious c. f q'm: «». TfT^'Tll^/. aT^fcTftlf^ 'fW. Thia* 
 term is especially applied to seven conjunctions, viz. to 
 the occurrence upon Sunday and thence in order through 
 the week, of the nakshalra ^^ nud thence in order 
 respectively of ST^or, 3Tf^^, ST^tTT, 3«^,T^, ^^. 
 
 Inauspicious c. ^?fR w. ^^m m. qr^rxr^ m. 
 
 C. of sun and moon. ^^^^'IT m. 3T%5^»W w. 5^/. 
 
 Day of c. of sua and moon. 3iHNK<4T pop. ai^^/. 
 amr/ ^ »». 
 
 II.— in grammar; connecting word. T H^W-^T^ a^s^T >h. 
 
 Conjunctive, a. ^"liuiKI, ^TTR JRojirr. 
 
 CONJUXCTUBE, n. juncture, crisis, sr^n w. ?fPT «i. ^^T »i./. 
 siFft/. afjoft/. 3Hof|Jiiuff/. ire^q. or iT/ ^rniftqjT/. ft- 
 qwi »», [ jflojf n. &c. 
 
 C©NJURATI05, CONJDBING, M. T. V. A. l.~ait. f(^^ ^Ppr 
 
 2— act. TRot «. Ac. ^rvftf. 
 
 T. V. N. f?5»T m. ^Jjr^m »». STTsftTO- or TT^/. ^^T- 
 
 1 conjuring tricks. "FT^n. ?jftj«. jf?«. ff?rWTT«. MrfT- 
 
 'TriTw- Jfls^Mit^w. ire:?". *nw/. 5^frr/. Hfr^1%/. 
 
 To CONJUBE, V. a. charge ^-c. ly oath. ?N'<T-'B^-aTm &c. 
 
 tv/.-amr/.-^PTwX&c. mrior, w?!TT<t f^f?r/.-&e. iRof. 
 
 2 enchant, Sfc. v. To Chabm. *rRot, HcTTof, TTTrrft/.-Ac. 
 ^^, HoTspTFIw. ^>T^, f?^5Tw. ^TtT^ with m ojo. 
 
 To Coyjvroi, V. n. practise conjuring. 'FT^n.— ut^w.-rirlT^- 
 rIT».-'Tl4'>j'Ilr:!«.-'TT^».-1^<.*i<0 f.-^^^^m.-'^^m.-Si.c. 
 
 CONJUBEB, «. V. v. A. 2 and V. N. JT?r MWUIKI-HK^ITT- 
 sftTR or iTTT, HW<»i!r, 5=lvrl<»j<jr, Hl<4l«rt, HMI^KjHNI^^T- 
 
 ^t, Tariff, ^ijvdrfe*. 
 
 CONNASCENCE, M. V. A. 1. I^SfSJ^?!. »>. WpF^f'*. »». ^T^- 
 
 Connate, a. born with, connatural. v^'HNr, ^PTT^T, fT^- 
 
 2 bom tcith another. ?T^, ^I^^R)^, ^^^nm, «{)«»» ,^- 
 
 Connatural, a. born with. See Connate. 2 having the 
 same nature with, ^H^rllrl, ^+-^lrft^, ti^irflM, t(*(>^trf|t|, 
 
 CONTJATUEALITY, CONNATUBALNESS, «. V. A. 2. »J+MlM4U|l»n. 
 
 ?nr»TR»». ?TH*rN<TT/. ^;nffT?n«T«. =^irri*)Hdi/. ^'iwnrft- 
 tht/. &c. 
 To Connect, v.a. v. To Join, vvtrot, ^t:T>M.-^»«.-^^mM.- 
 &c. «FT^ g. ofo. ^^-^hpfJ-HfSTT- &c. qRor. 
 2 join coherently, ^t^:n^H,-^^'Am.-^hK ^sjtTw.-^T- 
 
 f?r/.-HnT?5 ^s^ «fRT «.-&c. «rt':Tof-%^-^Rroif-tT^. 
 Connected, p. v. Y. 1. ^rlc?T, Ac. ?i^5, «^, ^q>fn?T, 
 
p 
 
 CON 
 
 175 
 
 C03T 
 
 fl*iirHH, ?r^, ^*if^fi, tifjT!, «iR»H, ^iti'ft. 
 I. T. Bela^ted. ?nWt, anrr, arnrftr^^, iMrt'i. 
 
 II. — gener. or freelv, as by blood, marriage, business, 
 4c. aii'M'l. W^, ^T'J "TT^, ?5T^, 
 OnciTECTEDLT. adv. cokereutl^. ^i'H«)M, HI'I^ J5^ ^RT %- 
 
 I C JSSECTiox, Cos>T:xioy, «i. v. V. \.—act. 'mTi'in. Ac. ^^- 
 «^«. #«fr3rTn.— «M/<-. ^i'itnm. ^rtVw. c5»m/. ?ff^«i./. 
 ?t^Bi. «*<r*/. «*JV.r^»l. WBMHl/. 
 Intimate & constant c. ^ITT'^T'Txi. 
 
 I. eokerenee, t. Cossistect. BTfH j»/». 1ST?i/. 3r=^*r»». 
 ^f^M. fi^nTflt. ?t^iii. 
 
 W. a. a. perton connected, y. EelatiOS. *J1<<(.I, ^tft, 
 •1M«M, Hl<^*(l^<f>, n^<: ^Vft. — gener. or indef. ^r^RT- 
 
 C.8 and acquaintances — compreh. «1*A «iniT»»- p'- 
 III. — gener. or freely, as by blood, marriage, business, 
 Ac. Umd, hand, link, tie, thread. #q^m. rS'TT'jt^w. 3^- 
 
 m. an*./. 5n^ii. qfT»it<Tii. ^mr ^m. e^«fi. ^jtw. 
 
 Indissoluble c. n»1»»1'iI3/. 
 
 Nearness or closeness of c. ^n-£\vf- 
 IV. — esp. of matters ; relation.^ link, Ife. ^tTT«. MI'll^ll 
 M. ^^M. /. ^>IT»». ^m. r^TW"- TT^^m. lI'llKIin. 
 
 In c. with. ?T^,'f5T^mrT. 
 V. e»r%oH, e. v. Copulatios. ^»i. W'fWw. 
 
 ConrCCTOB, %, C0in«ECTI50, />. m. CoyXECTITE, a. V. V. 1. 
 
 ^ti«Tm, Ac. ?nitJ!^, ?nJt3H-Ac. *fTi-^rtt-*TT^, fiw- 
 
 Cowed, p. t. V. v 1 »^;^ r Ac. qti^. 
 
 Conma, «.t.V.— •<*. «ft^ii.^«. eft^^t-j^npFT/. ^«|t/. 
 
 ComTAKCK, Co53rmjro, «, t. M.—aet. Wi frt^n. ^FR 
 jr«T or «Hlilcl|M. it%et^/. wtt^tWY/. 
 
 Jb CoxsiTB, c. ». letfiX- o/, lei patt unnoticed. i(km. pi. frf- 
 
 **J, *Mi^cti«.-i»Mi*i'ft/-it3t?rt^/.-Ac. ^^, qrfip! 
 
 C oanoissxtn, «. eritieoi jud^e. ormm, TTT^, "T^^t?^, Tft- 
 
 — iitmioJly, t. Wzscacbe. nnrmT^ or ^nn. 
 ComrrsiA^ • helonyimj to ntoriaye. f^WTfl^, ri^l^wyt- 
 
 2 helonjiny to the relalion betteetn htuhand wni vife, y. 
 CoXiCOAL. «MPimfl^T, *0'i*'^HIfl^!. 
 T» Coir^tm, r. m. vomqmith, otereowte, tubdme. ^3t^, qrriT- 
 
 ^H-^TPW-Ac. ^ET^, 
 
 That has conquered his passions. ^I^f^^, 
 2 ae^ire hf eonqumt. finE«f, ftl^'7nrfW-Jl«W-*C. 
 
 ^ COSQUEBABLE, tt. V. V. A. 1. StT^SIT, ^, 31^, ITPT^^ft^f, 
 
 Conquered, p. v. V. A. 1. fil«hclrfl, &c. TTTf^, T^T^, f^- 
 
 2 fjT^ W^c?T, Ac. ^T?r. 
 CONQCEBISO, COSQCEST, n. V. V. A. 1.— oc^ f%^«. io. 
 
 Universal c. r<\r'«H<<w. 
 2 — ac<. nH-^K ^''fn. n^*J>«f». 
 
 I. <A«»iy conquered. H*Jrt**:)«<*H«. Did^oM n. f^TH^^Hw. 
 C05QUEB0H, w. T. V. A. 1. P^'JiWIlI, &c. irFJrT-TTT^R&c. 
 
 2 Rl1+U|l<|, firfJgJT tjuiKI. 
 
 T. V. N. ^ipft, R(^</1, ^^firlf, ^JPT^^, vl<<HH. 
 A mighty c. f^^f^q'^fft. 
 COXSANOCINEOCS, O. V. EelaTED. »J + Kt)5|t1|, t{<j;H'+|Mi+<l^T, 
 
 COKSANGUINITT, n. V. A. ^^R^im«Nr»». ?RW^^*T«'*- ^^T- 
 
 Consciesce, n. There seems to be no word in Mardihl 
 exactly answering to this word. The following words 
 convey, under suitable connections, the general sense 
 of it. »TTn. 5^/. WTT^m. l^-.^^n. !3(T?raWtm. 3T- 
 f*TTiHT»n. J^X^r^. ^f. 
 
 Clearness of c. f^tigf^/. 3^:TTW ^/. 
 
 No witness is so strong as one's c. H^T ^^5T *TT1^ 
 
 To resist or fight against c. ^^Wf^«. 'CT^. 
 To make a c. of. fJTRNt 'ft^f. 3T^ in.con. 
 COKSCiE»TK)us, a. influenced by conscience — person, v. 
 JcsT. H'^t^, %?ft^, ^"FIKHUIKI, ^mf^, <TTf^, ^^^ 
 
 fJT^, H^rt'^ril-qiO, ^Hl'fl, mHI-t(I. 
 
 2 regulated by conscience. J^'jft^, %rft^, fTTHTfT. 
 COSBCIEKTIOCSI-T, a</c. ^MMI^, ^HRTT^, ^ H ^ ^^i^' . 
 
 CossciEHTiousKKSS, n. V. A. fm^f^mr m. ■■q^pT^ l/. ?T?^- 
 
 C05SC ION ABLE, Ac. ScO JuST Ac. 
 
 CoViCiOUS, a. possessing one's senses, v. Sensible. ^TT^^- g- 
 
 2 knowing inlcmally. RIiflffepT, MyPHdj^H, aTTrH^^, 
 
 3n?»wtf^, HHnfrfvR, *nT:m?ft. 
 To be c. of. 3TM«r,3Tr«ir5T-WK^^3nTof, jrrar^T 3to9t. 
 
 3 knowing, perceiinnj, aware. ^TT^^, Hlf^H'lH,or^T^ir- 
 ^-«nfipT»nT-Ac. uj!^(, M1H?)M, ^Tp^fTTT, BUTfTTT, ^- 
 
 CoKscioosLT, orfp. T. A. 1. ^^^TPTT^, ^^HHWt arq^, 5^- 
 
 CossciocsNKss, n. T. A. 1. 5^/. ^f^/. *TR «. ^pTTH«. 
 
 Bereft of c. t. Ikseisible. if^^, i^^, ft%f%n, PT- 
 To letnm to c, ^^T^-^^Mi^iir<-54if^-ftvfW^-«rr- 
 
CON 
 
 176 
 
 CON 
 
 'Tr^- ?^rft^-&c. mi, ^T/ ^ g- of. $. 
 
 2 afTTriT^tT »». 3Trr«ir':T m. ^Sj^tf^^^ m. 
 
 3 fm^ n. mf^dt/. ^HZ m. v. TS, JpTT/. ?t%^ »». 
 
 I. conscious feeling, sense o/se!/. 3T^5pr<: «». 3T^Hfrr/. 3T- 
 
 Co.vscBiPT, a. enrolled, qp?^ f^*5T, TfRT HR^, 
 
 C'OXSCRIPTION, n. B^l^BTtfT "Tref^TptTT ^^nr^ ST^^ ^TT- 
 To CossECHATE, V. a. dedicate. ^^ w». ^"jf y. o/o.srfrt^- 
 
 2 ( by distillation, streaming, or sprinkling ). grf^^- 
 "jf , 3Tf*l^ »».-afTfi#^5T «. sFT'jf 5'. o/ o. 
 
 COXSECEATE, a. COSSECBATED,^. V. V. 1. ST^%<T, arf^TH- 
 
 f^, ^^.., ■H>sJi<i,(^<i|l+4 &c. ) «l*I^31-«lir^ac?I-&c, 
 
 2 3TfH^^^3T, 3TfTTf«R5, 3Tf*I%f^. 
 Co.NSECEATiON, n. V. V. l.—act. ^f?T^ «. MpH^ I M^ n. 3?H- 
 
 if M. 3Tf*nt^ir n.—a. or s. Wpiyi/. ^'<:*"K »». 
 
 2— «c/. srfH^r^ «. STfT^ m. StTt^^H «. 
 CoNSECTAET, See Consequent. 
 Consecution, «. v. Succession. "Tt^TT/. amjf^ m. ST^^^m. 
 
 arrg^f/. STT^^js^f n. arg'TT »n. ^jtf^ /• 3T^'tT »». 
 In close c. iRT«R, ^ifr^, cflildK, FST'TNTS, TrSNtg; 
 
 rt'?irt'!, HMMHI'I, STrT. 
 
 2— in logic, train of consequences. 1%5idHl?5T/. f^^tfTT- 
 
 Consecutive, a. v Successive, sih^pht^, af' ( ]'^ld^ T, tn^- 
 trrs^, JnnlHi'i^ &e. prmR^, aiin+f^*, 3TT?qi^, ar- 
 
 C0N.secuTivELT, adv. V. A. ^^'>>^ ■ ^l.f)^^ l ^i trip, ar g^iH i ^ , 3T3- 
 
 Consent, n. assent, concurrence.^ ^c.y. Aoeeement. ^:^Rm. 
 ^N+K or ^^FR »». 3RTT<T «. aT^Hf?! /. ?rsjT<T n. ^Tm- 
 
 Tacit or implied c. HM^ «. 
 ^ AVith free c. ( or choice ). g^;w?f, f^lTOTTVmT- 
 ^, n^^^^rftt, g?TT^r5frft?f, TTsfrg^. 
 
 To express c. ( or concurrence ). ?^TTot, ?>^IT m.- 
 ^/. ^, ^>T «. »^1T^. 
 2 occorrf ofmtnds, v. Aoeeement. ^^f^ «. (J«feMH «. 
 
 "With one c. iJ^Rlrii^', <^+HHl#. 
 To Consent, t>. n. assent, concur, Sfc \. To Ageee. ?^R w. 
 
 Consentaneous, a. ayreealle. See Conjistekt. 
 Consenter, n. Consentient, o. Consehtino,/?. a. v. V. ?:- 
 
 Consequence, «. r«u//i, insue, end, product, ejfect, fruit, "p- 
 PSorf^n. ^cifrNrrr/. H>rfl<J«l »n. <p?5^ ;Jop. <F3«J<T/. 
 "F^^T m. Tfemif w. TfitWPl »». irfiMl-^; m. aT'4 m. ^- 
 
 4 «• Pl^M-*) «. JOT »»». ?ftn w». ipftn m. ST^frp/. 
 
 In C. V. CONSEQUENTIALLT. fTTH^, rUliJM, "^"pT. 
 
 2 connection of cause and effect. +l4"H<''m'«I*T ♦». JFT^- 
 
 8 result, deduction, v. Conclusion. %5t?T»». fSrf^i<icn^. 
 
 4 moment, importance, v. 'Weight, g jTT?!^ m. (neg. con.) 
 *TTT m. sr^R^/. *rr^W«TT m. 
 
 5 dignity, respectability, v. Weight. JTre'T'IT m. ^^ n.e 
 
 Consequent, a. resulting, following. ai I H «i f^^, *|j4j|</l, 3T- 
 
 HiTMft, ar^f^, sT^OT^, aiMf'si^, *i*i*K"i ?i^tft, ai^rr- 
 
 f^PF; 3TTTf^v»l.-*<, ST^ ( in comp. ). 
 Consequential, a. See Consequent. 2 %, io/J'y, t. Con- 
 ceited. f^HKH^R, l^MKMMi, M-stl+rt or vft, fTft?[R,nt-^- 
 
 Consequentially, adv. v.A. 1. r^TT^^, ri*n|H, ^^^pT, STv'r- 
 2 f^mwpf, ??t=^, &c. 
 
 CONSEQUENTIALNESS, n. V. A. 2 an(f AlBS. ^HT<?f »1. ??ttT w. 
 
 Consequently. See Consequentially. 
 
 CONSEEVATOEY, «. 3mi^<-,JH^l|pl-^"t §^%«^ ^^'"TT^ ?1T3 
 
 To CoNSEBVE, &c. See To Peesebte, &c.2 See To Candt. 
 
 To CoNSiDEE, V. a. ponder, study, tceigh. ^^W STTUT't, f^- 
 tTRT 3Tmot, qt^, 5^, *m^ or Hi^Jf , f^^^iTTot, fftrS^, 
 gqnif, IR^ n.-fsRK M.-t^^RW «..f^x(RtJrT/.-&c. ^Tot 
 
 2 r<>!c, regard, hold. 1T^, HTT^, HT^, iTt^Tot, Jm^f, 
 
 3 take into vietc, respect. <TT^, sf^I't, ^TTtfr-^THtfT f?- 
 ^:qf?T-&c. aTTorJlf, i=5^n.-&c. \^ with ^ of o. viH^fT tj^of. 
 
 To CoNsiDEE, ». n. deliberate, v. To Think. f^rTit, <TT^, 
 
 Considerable, o. worthy of consideration. f^'^nT^RTTT^PTT- 
 &c. f» ^Kun<4 , f«RT4, JR'ft'T, i^^. [ J^^^^. 
 
 2 V. Ee-spectable. ?jf*n«I'ft^, ^*nf^, *TT^, ^it«T, HT- 
 
 3 moderately large, ^c. SRT, SRT^T, SRT^, gKKT=^,^flf'TT- 
 
 «ir3Tt»iT, STFRT t i <i< < Mi nT-&c. >n«T, argT^Ttrft^, srg^^. 
 
 CoNsiDEBABLY, ode. V. A. 3. itTT^, ^JITTTEfT, &e. all decl. ^ 
 
 Consideeate, a. deliberate, reflecting, ponda-ing. fr^lft, 
 
 f^^TT^, f^'=m^rT^/'oi». ft-^K^fl, ^^TTT3[?ff, ftr^R^, 
 
 r^-^K^M-H , f^^KR^ r^, f^^HIH*ilO, ^ffm, n^ftT, ^- 
 
 2-^f measures or acts. f^r^TT'J^^, ^^i<M«tti<, ■wT'IIK, 
 
 Considerately, a<fc.v. A. 1. f^^^KR, f^^^f^^^CT, f^^R- 
 
 CoNsiDEEATENEss, n. \'. A. 1. f^^^Trft'mT m. ^R^ft?5?tT/ 
 
 CONSIDEBATION, »». Y. V. A. 1. ^^W ». &C. f%^TT »!. ^T^r- 
 
CON 
 
 177 
 
 CON 
 
 ^ M. JT^TT or JTiTT n. ^f»T5T or JTpim «. H^^^ ». Wf /. 11 
 
 C. of pros and cons. ^PTPFT^f^^TT, IRjrTBfT^TT, 'l 
 
 A- Mature c. ^TJ^irfsT^nT. Ij 
 
 K Minute c. ^«^flR)-MK, n^r^^fir^TT. 
 
 Upon c. If we consider, &c. >TT^ a^^Jdl, Mlf^irMI'Mf, ij 
 
 T. V. N. ft-^K <«• P4H^ n. IR^ «. f%rltn^/. 
 
 I. leorlhinet* of regard, t. Weight. Jll-^^dl/. <<1'<<dll/. 
 
 II. for ; dejerenee, ifc. H\if. MflMI m. h<«JH/. ^T5/. 
 To treat with allowance and c. ^ITT^ ^-^^MlPnuJ-Ac. 
 
 III. for ; eare or eoneern about, v. Concehs. f^^TTT w. 
 'TT^/. ?TT»TT or ft/. f%?TT/. 3TK/. JHPT «». 
 
 IV. motire. reaton. |^ «n. <ti|<U| n. f^rfJlTT «. ^Wf/. 
 
 V. equivalent, recompente. H\^i:*,\ or ^\^\\A\ ♦». 
 
 COHMBERID.p. V. V. A. 1. HtciAr^I. &C fiRTft?T, P^frlH, li 
 
 ft HlHn, JrfVT or »rf^, 34 Wl Pill. 
 7> CoxsiflS, r. a. intrutl, ffe. v. To Commit. ^Tmr, ^^Tr5- 
 
 of; fsTT^, fH<«|«lt /.-Pk*I«I* /.-3rtOT n.-^nr^ n.&c. 
 
 ^T^ry. o/o. 
 
 2 — gooda to an agent ( aiirm<t>"i ) TT^lf^. 
 ( oxsioXABLE, a. T. V. «lHI<4Nr, &c. ^M'uft<<, 3T^q, ^mwf. 
 
 (OStlOKEE, n. ^{r(4l m. 
 
 C05SI05ID, /». T. V. #^ISI?JT, f^pA-'.l, !^TO, ajfJ?!, «»»ff?T. 
 
 2 3TX?7T^ MKfti^-J!!. 
 CossioiniEXT, ». T. v.— aW. ?ih^ n. ppt^T «. ^R^ n. 
 
 Ac. Pj<<l<J* / f^TWft/. 'Tm w. ^WT m. f^TWTT n. 
 
 wVi »». ?n»^ *. 
 
 I. ,yOM<» eoHtignei. ' ^l^^ S ^ ^\fM'>.-*A KT5? «. 
 Tt CossiST, c. «. n«a«u/, V. To Be. ^mdr, ^. 
 
 2 ft* eontlituted or eompoted. ST^ iriM y. o^ «. «rft»I- 
 
 »nT-C7-'3RTrK^-Ac.3TOflJ ( in comp.). 
 
 8 with ; accord with, \ To Aobee. ^PT^T^, -^'I^i, «nE^, 
 
 >^*iwi, fifrawf, ^^, «I^TW m. ^^, ^nr m.-^si^ m.-Ac. 
 
 W^ J. of I. reeip. [Beixo. 
 
 CoatimxcK, Cojcshtkxct, Cossisrnfo, *. y. V. 1. See 
 
 S. m»d AatnomtT. fi^^nv »». ins m. cpT «. onrrv m. 
 
 I. oyreemfHt teitk self; coherence. fTToBm. •11«<i'1 m. fTPJT- 
 »TP5t ■!. «»»%1T m. »nThT or ^ ••■ imi^ m. vjKijIce m. ^- 
 
 ©r m*|^<4«4 ^^ m. gJTTT «•• ?R?4 m. fI7»f^5/. itS /. 
 "f^MtlftOl ••• «TR «. 
 
 II. ^<yrM o/detuenett. «rrmT ••. ir'nT ■!. ^IT^^ai. ^■ 
 
 Coanann, « C«5it»Tnro, p. a. r. V. 1. atromm, Ac. 
 S IVW ( in romp, aa QW^iT^ Ac ), C7 (in conp. aa 
 ^•fcH, A*. ), '«|rM* ( in romp, m muilW* Ac. ), 
 ^ ( lit. been or (city ; much and elegant nee it made | 
 ot thia word in comp. an 3n*T^^, WIK'JW, W^W^- 
 n. b«sg, ftwdiog, Ac. in tk« etftatj, qiuJitj, nature. 
 
 29 
 
 Ac. of ), MfiH ( in comp. ). 
 
 3 congruous, contonant, accordant, with, &c. ^RFItr^r, 
 
 f^, ^^, T'^FTFT, 3T5'^, 3^5^, ^^fJ, HI**, 'HH'i*, 
 flHpHH, ar^^nr (in comp.), ST^inft (in comp.), arg^ 
 ( in comp. ). 
 J. agreeing tcifh itself., coherent. W'lrn^,^'H*JK,^^*T, 
 
 ^i^hNt, ^iuO^i, ^^%5, "iffq^Tf^^, ««r?[, ^nrr, 3t- 
 '^<4?J5, *i^ntv*, •HMP^ifT, ?r»r4. 
 
 Il.^rm, not fluid. ^^ pop. qtJT, ^, ^JTTl, ^, ^f^. 
 CoxsiSTESTLT, adc. v.A. 3. an</ Accobdantly. iicfTsf, 3T^- 
 
 arg^TT (in comp.), ar^HR (in comp.). 
 
 I. in a consistent manner. fl'ldMR, HPT^ ^S^ tft^ ^T^- 
 
 ST THifT-Ac. ^<Wt^, (j^TRmf^, &c. '^rfrof^fttn^, "J?t- 
 
 1Trf^*T^^, &c. 
 CossOciiTE. See Associate, Cosfedeeatk. 
 To CoxsociAiE. See To Join, To Combise. 
 COSSOLABLE, a. T. V. Hl<T^rqT-^-^tnT-&c. ^TK^f^T, ^f;^- 
 
 Cobolatios, Cox^olixo, n.T.V. — act. 5l5j«ffr«. 'flii«(«i«. 
 &c.^?^n. Btf^^/. aTT'^TT^TSTn. HH+IH^HOlV- TitiHvii- 
 ^nV- f'.^^N^T"!". ^^lIH^ium. ^<il<4^iui». 5:^MRMl4lf». 
 |-. <MMR^K m.— state. ^^V^V^ n. f^rl^MmPT «■ f^frRETT- 
 ?WT w. f^TT»;r?VrTT/. 5:?TrffTT / siTKfltfH /. 
 I. cause of c. comfort. ^iTTtTTH^ «»• ^TKTVMW 'fTR^ M. 
 
 HiiM »».-&c. 
 To Console, «. o. solace, comfort. ■M\^ or 3Tt^ »• |)Z.-?t^ 
 m. ;>;. 5^ y. o/o. flt?W'1', ^;fF«iT^, aTT>?rT^, J'.^^tNY 
 nt^T/. SPTW, 5:^ n. <^!r^,<(uK y. f/o. ^JTIVT^ n.-hrl^iTT- 
 
 q^TTir fi.-&c. q^ y. ofo. ^ff^ m.-f^ n. 4^3 ^FT^y. o/o. 
 Consoled, />. v. V. «frl«l?vril, Ac. 3r«(iRin, '^i<i«iic«fi, ^Tl- 
 
 Consoles, n. Consoling, j>. a. Consolatobt, a. t. V. ^\f\- 
 
 ^wrm, Ac. flM^ ^:^-'FTT'P-3rn;-Ac. stt'^wp, w^- 
 
 -^-Ac. J'.^^Sira^. 
 To Consolidate, e. «. make solid, dense, &,c. ^-^pf^ /)0/. 
 
 ^E^t'iT-'Jr-l'T pop. qwr-Ac. ^^, Mift^i, ^'-F^wf, HtW^. 
 
 2 See To Join. 
 To Consolidate, r. n. become solid, <J'c. "Tt^^, ^^, aTCTf, 
 
 ^mrJt, ?tT-qi-Ac. 1^. 
 
 CONOOLIDATK, a. CON^OLIDATED, J». T. V. A. 1. 5»-^-&C. 
 
 %^WT, T^tft^, ^^t>i, til<flr>n. 
 2 See Joined. 
 
 T. V. N. ^T^;^ Ac. «rf}^, 3T€f^,«T'ft^,^^fl, flt^^f. 
 Consolidation, n. t. V. A. 1. — act. ^[l^Tot n. tjj^r^ ti. 
 Af . ipft^RT n. ^fn;K''f n. ti 1 4^ <*><.») ». , 
 
 T. V. N- q«^ n. 3T7^ n, Ac. 
 
cow 
 
 178 
 
 005" 
 
 ' ON'SOXASCT, CONSOKOUSKESS, «. V. A. 1. and COKCOBS. 
 
 ^Jf^^T n. Wfxm^ n. ^n^Trnf. +)IHW«f K- 
 2 f^THTP m. vHT »». ^»T?T m. vlH|4| wi. ^ m. 
 Consonant, Consosous, a. agreeing in sound. ^*T^T, ^^.*il- 
 
 2 congruous, v. Coxsistest. f*frf|<?!NI, f*I?IT^, 'SITTT^, 
 «T<TT^r, &c. 3^^, 
 
 CONSONAKT, 7t. WRR ». ^^T^ m. 
 
 Conjunct or double e. ^qPT »». 
 ITo CoNSOET, ». n. associate tcith,\. To Accompast.?iii«».- 
 
 ^ilffT/.-^IHI'W fM.-W^^RT OT.-BT^^ ».-&c. «FTwf y. o/o. 
 Co>>onT, n. husband or wife, q. v. ?5iJNi jjlrfc'/l !H"i«lrfl -^- 
 
 '•rt-^lcft'-^'ft (and f em. ^TTrflw &c.J <\l<^r*l m. stT^q^. 
 CoNsricrous, o. easy to be seen. MI^"<<id ^^ <4l<4MIMr-&c. 
 
 2— of marks, &c. See Ci.eak. 3. v. Ewihext. sr%5, ST- 
 To become c. fn^idui, f^^, 
 CoNSPicuousLr, adv. v. A. 1. m^«*li<K?T^*JI*<M"l*llo. decl. 
 
 CossPicuousNESs, »i. V. A. 1. g^TTTT /. W^^ls.'TfTT /. ^■ 
 
 3 nRl^HUiT m. :rf^f5/. [ fj^ «• 
 
 CONSPIBACT, «. T. COMBIXATIOK. ^'»RT?T «. ^ m. ^^^m. 
 COITSPIBATOR n. ^"HHrft, ^''T^JTrqT, +'!.lHrtf. 
 
 2b Conspire, v. n, v. To Combine. fHoE'Jf, fi^ m.->5^ »«./.- 
 
 &C. Sffq^-^RWJ-, ^ W.-^m »».-^*IM*1rt ».-&c. Jp^. 
 
 2 concur. See To Agbee. 
 CoNSPisSATiON. See Thickening. 
 Constable, n. qt?^ ?n?qt?r (^^fi arftT^FTft 3TI^. 
 CON.STANCT, n. V. A. 1. ^TfTrR'Tr M. fHrTHT /. ^TfT?^ Ji.^TrT I 
 
 ?J n. ^TrffTTR »». 
 
 2 tTT »n. ^^ «• frOTrTr/. flV^i»op. V>f\n f, STS^TSTT- 
 
 Constant, o. continuing, v. Contintjal. fHr?T, fHM<, ^r^, 
 2 persistent, steady, ^rmly adherent. frvTr,f^<kHl,t^5iT- 
 
 ^TO, *1r<»*^<, ^rt<l'l. 
 Constantly, adv. t. A. 1. an(? Eyee. f%r^, f^r^i^, f^f^, %- 
 *ft or ^^, ^HIH, f?lfT5fr:, f^TfTJ^, ^3^, ?frTrT,?ffr- 
 
 Constillation, n. cluster- of stars. ^^5T «. ^^T^T^ ^»». 
 2 fig. genius, star, ^c. v. Pbodiot. fnTTW' ^'.g^I w.ar- 
 
 Consteenation, m. v. Fbioht. fcR^?/. %VT/. 1T^*nT m. 
 
 To Constipate, ». a. make costive. ^JPST »n. «i^ ^JT^t y. o/"*?. 
 
 «(^«hi« ^JT^, Mrti<«ft«T W.-&C. ^>T»t. 
 Constipated, p. v. V. «T5^^. 
 Constipation, n. v. Co.^tiveness. ^Ti^^raT »'■ ^T^^Fr^ «. iT- 
 
 ar^rn? ♦». HcTr^t m. 
 
 Constituenct, «. iorfy of constituents. ^JPfT^ «». /;?. jft^ntft 
 m. pi. f^qM+^P^ m. 
 
 Constituent, a. elemental, essential. ^Tnn^, 3Tf^^!^HcT, 
 ^JTrT, «ft^Tg5T, ^^, Hc'A'l, ^rSTflPF, 31«4<<^*^, 3TflH- 
 
 Constituent, n. t. A. essential part. *|<0|Md-&c. I^r4 «i.- 
 f^tfT m.-&c. 3i««<<<4 ^-arf?I^-3i^Hf1')<^l4 »»-^'R ♦». 
 2 See Constituteb. 
 
 To Constitute, v. a. See To Compose. To Make. 
 
 2 nominate, elect, y. To Appoint. RHOt, ^F?I'if, HHOR;/* 
 'fl^;T'TT/.-*i1xHy|4i/--&c. ^T^y. o/o. fv^^^JRot. 
 
 Constituteb, n. t. V. 2. ^HUIKI, ^<^UIKI, &c. 1%qtvf^, 
 
 Constitution, n. native state or character, v. Natubs. Sf- 
 
 2 ( of mind or body ). particular temperament or temper. 
 ST^frr/. ^TR »». rTftpTrT/. aTT^TR m. ^^TK m. 
 
 To lose its tone, soundness &c. — the constitution.ST?;- 
 
 To recover healthy tone — the constitution. ir^flT nr- 
 S/oTOT of government. i\'r^^'^^*;4\*A^^ »■ T\^rtrn\fr^W.' 
 Constitutional, a. v. N. 1. and Natural. vrjTrft^T, KITHT- 
 ^TR^r, H^.<^5«s«), H^.rM^tiK, Jrr?«T, 
 
 3 legal Sfc. ^TJTS^I^VT^^, TT^^IS'raTVT^R, TTv^f'TT- 
 Constitutionai.lt, adv. v. A. 1. ^l^rTI^, ^*n^^', vnnt#, 
 
 *5f*rT^cf., f^fH'fd:, M^Prid;, W-f^, ^Irm. 
 3 ilvri^rHTPlH'HK, Tlvri|c<Je(t^T5CT, &c. 
 To Constrain, v. a. force, oblige, v. To Compell. ifot «.. 
 ifoETFPR W.-&C. JR^-'qirfHui «'i'M ^ o/'o. ToJ m. 5m?ot. 
 2 confine, hind, y. To Eestbain. yilcjotuli, 3TT^T^, f^ire 
 WI.-&C. q^ y. o/ 0. ^-^■sl&c. !RW. [ ff^^. 
 
 CONSTBAINEBLT, odv. ly compulsion. «Jo5T^, «)ollr«|iK|H^, vTif- 
 CONSTBAINT, «. V. V. 1.— Stale. ^T^^MVr^ J- "TWrTTtft^rTT /. 
 v1W*|rilr<hHdl/. 
 
 2— Stale, f^ m. ^^^ m. fH^t^ »»• 3TT?rT »». 3TR<»lt/. 
 3TIo5T w- ailot|«)iqT 9B. 
 
 I. constraining power, v. Compulsion, vfk ««. 3l553ft^y. 
 NTfiift/. *lotlr-t)K »". 
 
 By c. v>nrft^, w«i(l«^, <»i»iOmS, «(*ir*Ki««, &c. 
 To CoNSTBKT, To C0NSTBIN8E, Ac. See To Contract, &c. 
 To CONSTBUCT. See To Build, To Compose. 
 CoHSTBuOTiON, «. — in grammar, v. Syntax. 3^^^^ m. <T^- 
 «nT m. STR^TT^frr/. ^T^^T^RT/ M'^'Tl^'iT/. ai'^qi^'lT 
 
 /. 3i^^7r!ft3T?n /. sr^ «». [?rq ♦». 
 
 2 V. Intebpbetation, Meaning. ST'iJ m. arf^T^q m. 3?T- 
 
 CoNSTBUCTivE, a. inferred, implied. aR^uMPti^, Sn^jHiTi^, 
 
 To CoNSTBUE, V. a. arrange in natural order. <S(^^^m. RH^i- 
 ^di-.pT't y. of 0. rfHui, 3T?^^'7>:>T^/-3T'<<<^r'-IM'(n.- 
 31HI«Jrfl'jrd!FT/.-?5rT5Tn.-c5T^'FT/. ^T^y. o/o. 
 2 V. To Inxebpeet. ai'-qOT. r^T^-li^, 
 
coy 
 
 V. l.—act. 
 
 179 
 
 CON 
 
 Cc SSTBUIKO, n. \. V. 1. — act. ^R^^m^r^n.&C. a?HM<4^^H- 
 Tc CossTBOPATE. See To Batish. 
 
 CCHSUBSISTESCE, •. V. A. ?T^«Tf^/ ^ipTfT*. 
 
 Co.fsUBSisTEKT, a. exi«/in^ together ^ «^R4<T, fl^R<Tfrn>, 
 CosacBSTASTiAL, a. o/ the tame tvbtlance. *<M<ir=|,*)HMHr*?, 
 
 CoxscBSTAXTiAiJTr, n. V. A. *i»<«(rtlHl/ *iMM<*t|dl/. ?R^- 
 
 *«l«-*4«. It^tll*-*!". 4«<t«M-<J'». *1^lfll<4«l/- ni^lr*<4»«. 
 
 CoxsBKTCDE, CoxsuETUBiXAL. See Custom, Customaet. 
 0)X»DL, ». eommereial agent of a state, l>^ \ \^ \ ^y^^ \ ^i(Vfr^ 
 
 Til CossULT, p. a. fl«i CO mtel of. <T^, f^^Kifj, fc^TT fli.-H- 
 
 BT/.-*r?r^H/.-nrHWI*<m.-iTHn.-&c. if^y. o/'o. 
 
 2 regard, eontUUr the interettt of. IH^, ft^lTM. ^Tof y. 
 
 #/ 0. ^^f^n.-^/spTT/Ac. ^•%^ to/A ^ or^of o. 
 
 8 (books Ac.) 1T^, 3TfHm«T»i.-3T5»T'T n.-Ac.^ y. o/ o. 
 r» COSSCLT, c. «. fciie counsel together. HWrJH/.-f^-^Kw.- 
 
 C9SS0LTATIO5, «. V. V. N. V^pr^f. f^r^TTTm. *?TTgiJT«. 
 
 Secret c. ^W^*. ^^ptcTw. H^m. f^rl^rnn. 
 7» C058UiiE, ». a. devour, stcallow up, bum, Sfc. ^T^f, WTlf- 
 
 1 '-l»w|, WT^ *rot, 3jrzsT dl+uf, ^TTfT oiir. ^Hf'T, f'WiJi, 
 •«iti"i, «*ii«»i. ^TiJT y. o/ 0. "TRT a'/p- ^M-TC^ <i|+,u|, 
 
 2 esfcnd, use tckcUy, t. To Exhaust. f»^, ^T^wf, «lf^ 
 
 3 mMnikilate, ruim, Sfe. v. To DESTRor. ;7q^«.-STniw.-^?T- 
 mW».-f1^»i.-Ac. ^Tuf y. o/o. ?TT^ ^m. 
 
 JV ConvMX, ». •. >easte, he exhausted. ?5^i»».-^?qw.-4c. ^ 
 
 f.*^*. f^m. Hi^ui, ftlTif, 
 Coyi nup), p . T. V. A.l. fTHR < | »A< I, «T^ %a^, Ac. 
 
 2 w^fe^T, 4-c Wf5m, *rtt^, ?nmr, vott fK^^i-^iirMi, 
 
 C omcMSB, ». user, ife.—u opposed to producer, produc- 
 tive. Vt^, MUI^M, ^PWft, ^niHV^. 
 COVBCMMATK, «. 8m PnrBCT. 
 3V CoytVMiUTC, », «. complete, t. To Pebfect. ipf .jtttT- 
 
 ('OBscinfAnD. p. T. V. ^^v^^. 
 
 (osssmf ATioy, «. t. V.— .r/. ^invnT«. Ac. ^pk%mn. 
 
 —Hat: ^^/. ^/ «f*J^/. ^«7ffT/. ^TTofj^T/. 
 C'OMtMmoS, ». T. V. X.—a-t. wm». WTT1 in^rt. fTT^ 
 
 *?#«•—»/«/*. V^M. VPTTm. wqT«. ^Vr»T»». f^m. 
 
 2 «rt. frt«fB. ^m «^«. Ac. ^»i.— «to<«. %fITr»i.*I- 
 
 lITw. fP^ai. nnr*- VHT*. 
 
 8 S«« Destbvctiov. [ n^»i. 
 
 l.». PaTDisis. fTT»tn««. «vwTm. «rf*nor ^«e>rfri(M rpi- 
 
 II.— gener. wasting disease, taHes. n or |r<t/. irtt/. 
 
 ("I'l^. "WiJt. WT<i. f^/ %jr«ft/. %^vft/. ftHIt 
 
 j CoNsuMPrn-E, o. aJecleJ with c. frWT, ?T^, ^TTrMtj^T^Rt- 
 j 2 .iw-imfrf <o e. ^f^m'^^U sm^R^, ^<4 l >g^ . 
 
 I COXTABULATIOS, fl. ?T^J>^lft. 
 
 Contact, n. touch, close union. ^^ m. ?f^^ m. S^TtT/. t^- 
 
 j fTT m. ^nrtn »». yMMH «. ^^^ «. 3TH7T^ ». Wri t". 
 
 ^F^IPT n. «MgHl/. Vf^f. ^ffftj/. ^^jf OT. yRlMM >h. 
 
 ^rffmf^f. ^rr?TTr?i*r«r «• 
 
 Ascertainment by c. <<n^WTf? m. 
 In c. J^iM. 
 I Mediate c. or connection. 3T<TrRT^ m. W<'^<R4?I w. 
 
 To come into c. ^?7"it, ?f^Ipr ». ^of m. eo*. or y. of 
 COSTAGIOK, n. comptunicatiott by contact. ^^^K »»• 'PT^- 
 
 2 ^y. JW^'f "»• 
 Contagious, o. infectious, S;c. Fnrf^-^ffnf^ ai'l"IKl-5^FTT- 
 <4MHI|-Ac. ^M^if^-MF^, ^^^^'spift, fiT^, ^t^^, ^ll+lPM- 
 
 CoxTAQiousNESs, n. V. A. W?f«^lRi^ n. *V^W*f*Hl/. Ac. 
 To Coh'TAlS, ». a hold, comprehend, comprise. ciT>Jr, %^3t, 
 
 «l4«(ui, WfSffT-HT^^ %^, ?nTl%n W.-&C. ^-3T«^ y. o/. 
 
 o. tcith in. con. The word is most idiomatically renderd 
 
 reversely To he contained ( y. p. ) as, This vessel will 
 
 contain two seers, ^ <?mt<T !^ flT HT^fft^. 
 
 2 See To Bestbaix. 
 To Contain, v. n. live in lonlinence. \fi[^VW^ ^>^.-T^^^- 
 
 ^ m.-^.\H^M oi.-Ac. ^T^. 
 Containable, o. v. V. M«/ may *« contained. MI«ll*<V*lflI^l- 
 
 ^TT-T^TTT-Ac. ^TTTT-^^l'mi-Ac. 
 Contained,;;. y.V.A. 1. M<%ril, WMH^T JJT^^, Ac. ^nrrf^T'?, 
 
 aTTjTT, »lf%, «PT, am-.TTTft ( in comp. ). 
 
 To be c. RT^, ^H l tCJ l, HPJf, WJot, ^Tfijf , ^of, 
 CoNTAiNEH, « Containing, p. a. v. Y. A.l. H^TTT, HT^^ 
 
 quiKI, Ac. trn^, »nft. 
 2b Contaminate, Contamination, Ac. See To Defile, Ac. 
 To Contemn, v. a. despise, scorn, disdain, disesteem, Sfc. ^2- 
 
 5t, f?Pi^fRwi, pH^WKo f, ^JiH t sii r, ar^jm^, 3TT»TH'?r, 3t- 
 ^HMui , '«HHM«1f, 3T'nCT<»r, H^if-^;?^ ^^ -.^^-Ac hr- 
 
 Wm in.-fifTmT m.-^^^ToPJft /.-^Ht? /.-^rf«t5"lt /-^^ 
 /.-Ac. ^T'T y. of 0. In this general sense 2b hold lightly 
 or lb reject scornJuUy, but aa better agreeing with tho 
 more expressive and emphatic words To Scout, To Flo- 
 ut, 2b Fleer, ^e. are *«M4IHHI'Jt fl'l^-im'if^W^- 
 
 »m^-Ac. ifintot or if?ira't, ftm;i»T>it, rtii+KuJ, fj^i^'Jt 
 
 or r|l^l4UJ, TITnTTtJft«.%T^ITT»«.^^S7T TPRt y.f/o.vis«)«i, 
 
 tuTi*. *twr, %OT, THin n^, yTRw. snnify. o/o. ^j- 
 
 »Tm or ann^M. ^^TM «"«'* H or ^ ofo. (with neg. con_) 
 
 T"^r ^Z- 'J^ /.-TrscuT /-Twrrw /-Twft/.- 
 
 ^rqinJt/-Ac. VT^y. q/'o. And some phrases and idio- 
 
J-. 
 
 coiy 
 
 matic expresBions are <Tra>Tf arninfT HTfJ' ( f'HW, g?^, 
 
 &c.) JT»i ^^iRT?5T ^ 3TT«noin: ? *fN> ^I'te ^ra^mr ^Tft 
 
 (H?JT &p. t. e. I hold tht'o uiiwortliy of notice even as a 
 beggar ). *ft &c. TT^ STTo^'ft?! ^f r ^. «/ o. or qpm Tf^- 
 
 ^■7\^-kc. g. of». ^ItciF^n^mr^T <TT?ir (^, ^&c. ) ? 
 m'l^?n', a^nf^JTrT, a(Tnf*Ji?T, 3ismTf^<T, ST^fTtT, anq Hif- HH 
 
 ar^I^rf, H^^i^rT, f?ITW.?f, a-I^Irf, aiq^frlfT, 3^.?f, f^T 
 tOSTEilSEH, »l. V. v. PlU+K'UHli^'JIRT, &C. 3?^TTM-3W 
 
 To CoxTEiiPiB, To CoNTESirEBATE. See To Temper. 
 CoNTEiirLABLE, d. T. V. 1. «TH?51^ q^T^^mT-Ac. f^>F 
 
 2 eqT?i;prT^T^TnT-&c. "TTrfiT, t^^, f%^, f%rn<W, H^T- 
 To CosTEWi'LATE, P. a. regard or consider fixedly, flf^of, 
 
 2 ( abslractciUy ). fijpT M.-f^rnT »».-f%?PT «.-f%?PTr/. 
 Ac. JJ^ 51. 0/0. tTTfif. 
 
 3 liave in view icith rrjirence to a future event, ^HM 
 «5^"^t?T-H5lirT-^R^trr-^-qtcl-&c. 31flrff in. con. 
 
 To CosTEMPLATE, V. «. muse, meditate. f^H «.-f%fT^ «. 
 
 CONTEMPLATEP, p. V. V. A. 1. ^^T^ ?!I^ 'H^'^rir, &C. c5- 
 f?T?T, ^:if%rr. 
 
 2 «TT?r %?!?^, E?Tm, f%frrrf. 
 
 COSTEMPLATIOK, «. T. V. A. \—act. tTTHr^fT ^Ti^ «. &C, 
 
 — esp. of the deity, or cue's own soul. «TPf n. ^ITT*TR 
 
 Absorbed in c. of the deity, etth^v, ?IKTfvr<T, B*TT- 
 
 Air or look of c. s^RTT^/. 
 V. V.N. HJPT «. 1^?PT «. HH^'}^^/. 
 Contemplative, a. Coktemplatoe, n. v. V. A. 2 onrf V. 
 
 N. meditative, thoughtful. «n;i?ft?J, Tl?l^?fte, «TTft, 
 
 — Cfp. on the deify, &c. tinfTT, "TRf^^, RTPit, sH^f'T^, 
 
 CoxtewpobaKfous, CoMEMiOBAUT, o. living or being at 
 the same time. ^'hl-hl'A'^J, '^$%55=qT, ^I^T^eft, BH^fe^, 
 ^TWH^Ir^, ^'FSfTr?!^, 5lTT^=qT, ^HT^^Tfeqf;. 
 
 C0KTE,Mr0BARy, ». <^% ^T^f 3TO1ITTT-<I^U|Kr. 
 
 Contempt, Coxtemnino, n. v. N.—act. fHTFFTT^ «. |^ 
 
 rt. ai^JTmoir «. arspunof 71. &c. ^sTctuft/. |oE?ii?/. |oe^- 
 
 Soft/. fcf?.^lTT m. f^iJ.^K m. 3i«J^pH ». 31^|TT/. ^f^/. 
 37q*TT^^ «. SRSTHTHH n. aTspTT^ "• aa^niTT/ rf>-j4.<ui 
 »». f^^«*<ui w. fro^^frf/. frTT^^TOT n. fVirr^TOT «. fqEgTT 
 »». farJRTW «. ^^ngrtir «. ^(grr m. 3T^«TT/.— as better 
 agreeing witli scouting, fiouting, &c. TT3iry. ^Wft/. 
 
 Tm^^^f. Mi<<»iet/. qrT^n^/. ^retell or ip%(5l7 m. 
 
 18(J CON 
 
 ^state. arqJTPr m. 3T«IKR m. ^S{^^v[^\ f. ^PT^f?/'^- 
 HT/. 3fR^J^^ {pop. (JTT )/. I^Tctofr/. STT^f^/.qftH^ m. 
 aTq^lf^Tflt^ «■ 3=r«IHirHdr^ n. See also under Dis^obace. 
 I. — the sentiment or pacsion. fflT^'lin; m. f?I^qvTTT, 'M^K- 
 
 f?T/. 3T5iHm?iT/. ar^n^T^s/- g^ipn^ m. f?R^RHRr «. 
 
 Contemptible, a. v. V. onrf Mean, ^ojr s^t^,^^t5 ^PT- 
 qr^piT, &c. rj^TittHHNI sft^lT, &c. rrKH-.l4, ST^mupftq-, 
 
 Contemptiblekess, «. V. A. g^qiir w. ^.<PTDTr »i. friT- 
 ^ | 4<il /. ai^HH-fl^ldl/. &C. 3T^»TPIT^/. a^^ipTHr 
 ^/. &c. 
 
 CoKTEMPTUOCs, «. scortiful, disdaInfuL—]>CTBon. ^TT^«PT^, 
 
 dia-qi-m, 3T«mrft, amrTT, fnr^^R^rif, jtrI, ^t-^^, 
 
 2 expressing scorn. — language, &c. aiMHHNI, frT^^T- 
 TT^, f^TsfeUMr, f^^TTOT^T, &o. aT^TT^'lJ, frKt^iKg'P, 
 
 CONTEMPTUOCSLT, ado. V. A. ST^T^TT^, aTTKHT^, frf?^^- 
 TFf, &c. r^^ ^FCT-m^, 31HI4i,-3nHpr-rrK*;4>K-<tf. 
 
 •j^T-jT^T, ?n^ ^ «P^:?r, ?tt^ I'^i ^l^i +«*^"mi 
 
 HM qF^TT, 33«il3^^./. ^5?T, \-3J^t? 5F^^, &c. 
 To Contend, To Contest, v. n. dispute, strive, fight, v. To 
 QuAEEEL. f55^, OT^'it or WT^^i iffWt/- ^"Jt, ^5^ or 
 
 ^^, ■HT?^, ^rraSr, ?ts^, c^^r^/.-fT^ m.-qjwr w.-Tts'n 
 
 n.-5rn^ OT.-fi^tr M.-?[Tf7f n.-&c. ^^. 
 
 CONTENDEB, n. CONTENTIOUS, a. CoNTEf>TEB, W. V. V. and 
 QUABEELf OME. ^R^PRTT, ^JTSf^^, Hfl^tT, sit^Htf , ^^• 
 ^?TT 0?- f?I^ftf![TT, ^r^^TT^t, fl^^nft, ^npiT^l^T, fjf^. 
 
 Content, Contenteh, a. satisfied, not wishing more. ?I»TT- 
 tTPft, g^, ^, ^'fWt, ?^i HHTcJTT, f^^ or ^TT^, ift- 
 
 Easily c. STr^^'sft, 3TfMtiH«l. 
 2 See Willing. 
 Content, Contentment, n. satisfaction, acquiescence, Sfe. 
 
 2 contents; ( of a receptacle ) . *R^?Jr fJl^RT w. 3lt- 
 ?I?5T fSl^RT m. *TT»l?r/. «• »TftfT «. »TT^^ «• H^^^T »• ^- 
 TTTf5re-3irmfT-3THr<T-&c. ^ «. 
 
 3 ( of a book or •writing ). H^^ «• fe%fTT^ m. 
 " C.s. received." HT^Tf. 
 Table of c. ar^iprfn^/- ^■<W^ «. 
 
 4 — in geometry. ?T^'PoE «• 
 Superficial contents. ^^T>r5 n. 
 To Content, «. o. v. To Satisft. ^r^, ^JJIMR ♦!.-fl?ft«r 
 
 Contentedly' «</». v. A. 1. ?lJTT«rRT^, fR'?ranT«rRlt, &c. 
 
CON 
 
 181 
 
 CON" 
 
 ^ i 
 
 COSTESTIO5, COSTEKDISO, COSTESTISOjCoirrKST, «.T.V. — 
 
 act. *Tf?T n. H-im^ or 1H\m f. t<l«mi« or «ft^/. ^H- 
 tm or finnft^T/. Vjl^ufl/. fft^/. ^ or ^ n. B:!^/. 
 H*<K/. ^hji^OT n. ?hl^ m. «T^ n. gj /«)/». ^ ». ^^ «n. 
 /)op. qr5E/. ^^ m. ^^?t*r^ «. ^I^l m. ^m or ^t\'i\<i\ f. 
 
 m^if- **i>^nj<*i<^ ■». 
 
 ■VTEBJJisous, a. horderinj. -?';r<JHI, PtraVfqT^, ^%ftl%- 
 
 Tj CoyrEsT, r. a. controvert. See To Dispute. 
 
 ib CoxTEST, p. n. See To Costesd. 
 
 CojiTESTAnLE, a. eontrorerfillr, ^'c. <i\<\\MM\'*i , «II<^*^I<<1- 
 
 ^TfI5Tf , f5)«)l<^*D'<4, r<J«JI^I*M<5, R)<*I'^<:*JH. 
 COMTEiT, n. «(|**J^*H^ m. *|I<*MM«*TPT n. sp^iTm^ m 
 
 «Tt*<i^H in. 
 
 Rule or law of c. JJt^l^frl ?in^ m. 
 CostKiTCKE. See Tkitcee. 
 CosTioriTT, C0STIOCOC8KEM, n. t. A. and Coittact. t?»T- 
 
 fT/ f!»mT "». ^^-HfH^-n/. ^^2«r n. a<H'd4 n. qfirRr- 
 
 ftr/. ««r*/. tit^^n. 
 
 CoBTiOfOUs, o. touchiny. ri'Irflxjr, rJ'lHJNI, 3fH<TT, fl^'P, 
 (fVlrftf , *IH*flH, JIPTRRT, 3(TWT^f^. 
 2 See Near. 
 
 C0JfTI5E5CE, fl. T. A. 1. fiT^TTl. f^I^PT^rNn. PrqflffrT/ 
 
 2 ^rnnPnmm. ^mf^v^M. TTT'aftw^m. TTT<rPnnT»i. 
 
 CornSEJfT, a. tel/ rettraining, r. Abstisekt. <J<4»ft, ^PT- 
 
 2 moJrra/e or pure in Ike indtdgenee of sexual pauion. — 
 of men. «(%Mrr(Y, ^^fntOrft, •'STMTfH^iA, H<'ll(\«)'^<, 
 
 — in coTert phrascol. ^*ip;<TT^ 'J^tT^-^HlT^-VTl, ^- 
 
 8 refraining from uoman. iif5*?T, »j^, ^Jt^b^ or ^v^- 
 
 A c. in»D. wfnr^, v^^qr^nft, fl»^MH, ^ih«, r5»it- 
 
 4 re/raining from man. 't^,^m\^.^^■f^^^.fi^^tl^^ ^. 
 fJT^fTfnn, WfJMVTTT, WVPHTT, »<<*M<^|H|, ^ftlj^. 
 A c. female. Hfl^lfcWt, HP.fllfll*!, 
 CoTTiXEST, ».— in jjeouraphj. gfl^ wg^^/. M^i^q w. 
 
 ( oirriHEJtTAL, «. Wf I ^NH I, Hf l j[lM I ^«<m itwnTT, »Tfri(^Tff- 
 
 ' osmnarTtr, «</i>. t, A. if^'rf'T'Trj*^, *IMr^nm4^. 
 
 ' "PintoniCT, II. T. A. 1. pouibdity of oecurrenee. f^Jfj^f^^. 
 
 1 aeddemtalneu. «jy*¥T/."^f^ w.^f^Tfrmf n. 
 
 I. a c. T. Accident, "^^^fq- n."^<)tjRd'n«/. 
 Contingent, apostiUe of occurrence. f^?^*rrs'T,"^«) +) I «T,^- 
 
 2fortuitout, V. Accidentai,. "^^TTPIT^, 'HI'ij+,"^^fT?T, 
 
 C. expenses. ^ in{rf'<K ^=^ «• 
 CoNTHfOENT, n. fortuitous event. \i<t'<m n.^^^rfer nt^/-^- 
 «(<ri'll-=fl "Tt^/. 
 2 proportion, v. Shabe. •cWft/- ^'^H/. ?nST m. 
 
 C0XTI>GENTLT, odc. V. A. 2. flwrf ACCIDENTALLY. "^«(<i1'll''i, 
 CONTINGENTNESS. See CONTINOENCT. 
 
 CosTiNDAL, a. continuing, constant. f^TfTT, ftfq", ?nT?T, ^- 
 ?T, 3T^, 3TftT?T, 3rraT?r, 3RTT^, 3T»iTf?r, aTWT^f^, f^- 
 
 COSTINUALLT, a</l'. T. A. (T«<^ EtEB. f^^fTt, f^fT, ^r'H^, 
 f^l?^, ^r'Tt'T, PlrMir^PT, %^, ^^, ^"L*^, ^Tft^T',^- 
 
 4lM^, sT^hr^, H?j»T, ?i?ifT, a^^nr, irRw^, 'i^t^, ^- 
 
 CONTINUALNESS, ft. V. A. ^<ri4 «. PiiriiHl/. *)MfT «. W?I- 
 
 PT «. «ddHI*J «• 
 Continuance, Continuation, n. t. V. A. 1. — act. •<{WA^ 
 
 n. Ac. tdrl^UJ*/. •«<lrt«(<'ft/. 
 2 — «c<. <ii4<|u) «. &c. 
 
 V. V. N. \.— state, fz^ n. &c. f^^FT^ or f^i^HT w. f^- 
 f^pop.^ifmf. 
 
 2 TT^ «. ;it^ n. Ac. JTf^^/. ft*T^ /«)p. ^^f. 
 8fr*Tf^/'0/». F<ftfT/. 
 2b Continue, r. a. carry on longer, not to cease from, ^m- 
 ^ii or qj -mrt^^ul, ^T^--«(i«ni <K<t>J(-%^, '*<M*ft?T-^ftfT- 
 
 2 extend, carrij on in length, en^of, Jjfsi^. 
 To Contisue, v. n. remain, last, v. To Enduek. RflOi, H^, 
 
 2 «/<jy, aii(/«, rficrf/, v. To Eeside. U^, STts^, 3n#, 
 
 3 persist, v. To Pebseveee. TT^-'fI?5ot used with tlio 
 present partiriplc of another verb. 
 
 CONTISUITV, CONTINIOUSNESS, tl.V.A.l. ^t^ «. 3TPTfT^». 
 
 PlidWl/. WTfRT n. »\r\m fl. anf^TFJ' n. 
 
 2 5itfW «. Mi^fii/. vMfunl/. -*i««<«i<mi «. 5H**<«Jt»R- 
 
 Continuous, a. — in time, t. Continual. ^^<TT, 3T'TfTt, 
 
 2— of apace. f*rt<TT, ^MtH<?TT, ami, aroft^, 3T5«TWf^, 
 
 SRW^S^I, ^*Pl in conip. ( as rt«i<i»i>»i^<). 
 Continuously, o</». t. A. H^Kdi, 3T^. [Htr'T. 
 
 2b Contobt, ». a. t. To T»ist. M<»|*ui or tiadf, f^^jnij^^ 
 Contortion, n. twist. P)i'<||46| m. h<»i«i m. "ft^s m. f«ntT m. 
 
 — as usc-<l pi. contortions, adif^ m. pi. ^if7% m.pl. 
 
 «ixi% f'T5it% »i.^. 3»oB*nfToC<TT/.y.r. \ ^. ^^f^t'i'in. 
 Cohtocb, n. outlines of the figure. ?CT>»T /. «?Tt^r /. 
 
 M\*\rf>J>.f. m. 5Rt^f5T m. 
 
CON 
 
 182 
 
 coil 
 
 COSTBABAND, a. ^TfoTS^f^^^rr^, HHI^^F, ^1^, WT^. 
 To CoSTBACT, V. a. draw up, in, together. ^K^(^ or afT^- 
 S'Jlf, STH'^, 3TPJPif^, 3TT^T^, ar^qof, 3T^<mT ^- tTT'jf, 
 STTJ^, ^qJt^ «».-3W^ «». qn:^ g.ojo. ^^pt^rTor 
 5ET+ R fi - d H « ^<T— &e .«fvT<jf . 
 
 To c. the brow. ^F'TTSTO 3T^/.-3T3»TT/. ;>^ ^TT??^. 
 ■ 2 rfrajo «2«"» «'^^i "lew, Sfc. quf, OTTil «'«. con. oTi ' jJi , 
 
 3 epitomize, Sfc. x. To Abridge. ^^<T^, ^^ »».-^^FR 
 «».-^<f^T M.-&c.«R>ity. q/'o. 
 
 4 See To Betboth. 
 
 To CoNTEACT, V. n. he drawn up, in, S(c. ST^Rnf or 3H^4ui , 
 ^i<i<"i, SHN-Kui, afts^, a^rsp^ or arrgw^, ai^o&uf, 
 cBfRtrr, ^RT>r, q^^, ^^pN'<»if, +i«t>4''i, z^t^, ^#^«».-<fcc. 
 ^g.ofs. 
 
 2 bargain, ^rs^f, ?^5 m.-H^ «.-&c. qJTiir. 
 CoNTEACT, n. agreement for work.,SjC. t. Agreement, Mono- 
 POLT. ^ «». <H'iuii; /. JT^FT m. nr^^ m. nrTT w. yp;^ 
 or ^5r »». 
 
 By c. 3^, Ttm 0'- 3^T5. 
 
 C. or agreement on binding conditions. 3T€t^ «I»TR 
 m. 31<fH'l «rt?ft/.-»lTrf«i ». 
 
 Contracts and monopolies, — eompreb. ^jHtM m. 
 
 Work to be done by c. ^'j^m n. iifiH+lH n. g^Nn'- 
 H«. 
 
 To give by c. W^ ^, rTTf^ ^. 
 
 To take by c. ^f^ m,^^ ^. 
 2 /!(y)(?r o/ agreement. 4)<K^|HI «i. 
 COSTBACTED, ;). V. V. A. 1. aT^?^, 3TTT^r5T,&c. ^- 
 
 2 Mdrtrtl, vflSciplI, <fco. 
 
 4 See Betrothed. 
 V. V. N. 2. ^jrfrf l, ^f|?T. ^tftrf^. 
 I. a. V. Naeeow. 3TST^5T. 
 COSTBACTILE, a. having the power of contracting itself. ^^- 
 
 Contractility, n. v. A. ^t^^ft^TrTT/. ^t^Pf^s^w. 
 CojfTRACTiNo, Contraction, n. v. V. A. I.— art. a r ^ju f «. 
 3Hi«t?<of «. 3Tw^ rt. &c. ^sn^pw ». an^^FT «. ^qs")-^^ 
 
 n. ^^M'^i^ »_—act or state. ST^T^nft/. 31^iUW>/. STT'T 
 5J^ /. smzm^f. ^^ m. STTTm n.aiTN?; m. 3flW »«. 
 
 2 q^ n. <tc. 
 
 3 ?i^^ w. ^^TT^T w. ^«^H »?». 7q^^f?T/. 
 
 T. V. :n. 1. ^sT^jRoir n. Ac. ^qjt^ »». arr^er^/. str^t- 
 'ti^/. ar^qjofr/. ams^/. 
 
 2 ^J^ n. 5^5 qrrot n. ^^f. 
 Contractor, n. v. V. N. 2. am? Monopolist. JT%^, »r%- 
 
 ^, Hni««irtl, ^, ^?^<t, <Hi^l?ir, 5%^, ^^T?Tr5T. 
 To Co.NTBADlCT, V. a. oppose verbally., deny. vjrf^.| -&c. ^- 
 
 ^, #5^, ^for, ?^af, Tispjf, 3r?5?Tif, ^rrft <t?tt^ 
 n.-f^m'iz W.-&C. ^T^. 
 
 2 See To Oppose. [ <r>f. 
 
 Contradicted,;), t. V. 1.— orf. ^rirff^, ^TrTnE^m, ^ir^- 
 
 CONTEADICTION, n. V. V. 1. — act. 3^ ^rl"l «. irfrT^tT »». 
 
 t|r^Ki.<< I H «. J|H4K«^im n. ^IcflMi^^'T n. r^T^Tf^*^ w. 
 
 srfrT^ »». f^^sn^ m. f%^'4T/. 
 
 I. o c. o contrariety, an incongistenry, S(c. %^ »«. f^^?^ 
 
 m. f^nmhr »t. fitwpJ^rTi/. 3Ttres?T «. 
 
 To make a statement with contradictions or inconsi*- 
 tencies. WdMN ^R^, d)H<Vil 'Tt^/. />'. ^T^. 
 CoNTRADicTiocs. See Captious. 2 See Ikconsistknt. 
 
 CONTRADICTOET, «. Opposite, V. CONTBART. 3TTCTT, T^fT, 
 
 t^ffvfl', fTF?, f^M^d, f^^rfrPT^. 
 
 2 inconsistent with itself, v. Inconsistent. ST^ifT, f^TH- 
 
 CONTRADISiINCTlON, n. f^^^^T^FT^T^ «. 
 
 To Contradistinguish, ». a. distinguish by opposite qual- 
 ities. f^5giri'ft-f^53'Tf?^7T *r^ m. <TT^-^Rot. 
 
 CONTHABIETT, CONTRAKlNEsiS, «. V. A. 1. 3r45,HU|]- m. Sqr^ - 
 
 q m. sfPTTW /'op- ^r'TTH »»• ^TT^ m. r<)HMf^ m. ^MOr<< 
 ft. f^T^trTrTT/ %?5r^ »■ f^ftfT HT? w. r«<*^Hl/. 
 
 2 arrs^'^T m. f^RnT w. f^T^TcT/ i^ifn^rT «• srffi^HT 
 
 3 { p <H'>ilM"ll w. at+WlotMUII »». arn^T^TTT m. >f><i+< 
 /. r«<M{ld^>lRr< l OT. 
 
 4 -art'iMUII «• &c. 
 
 CONTEABILT, CONTBABIWISE, adv. T. A. 1. Z^^, 3^^, 
 
 Sp!^, TPnr, Kj*<iir, 'jfi'ivH', ^ff^. 
 
 CoNTBAEious, CoNTBAET, o. Opposite, opposed to, adverse, 
 y. Reverse. 3?5CT, a4li«il, ftRft^T, f^T??;, f^^, f^vnf- 
 
 2 cross., repugnant, hostile, ^'c. v. Adverse. ai(s<4i, ^- 
 f?rfr5, f^^, fVqftfT, f^T?T, TTTS^?^, f^J^, STHT. 
 
 3 contrary willed, cross, v. Perverse. ^T'Tspt, ai^JTITT, 
 ^ ^ q«t»-t|T or mm^K\, 3T^?m5T, 3T»l*l(oEr, I^TfffTWft, 
 
 4 — wind, tide, &c. ^rSTT, HT^^T, ti'^K-Mi, <i'i«i«<<.-^i. 
 Contrary, n. an opposite. f^?T m. srfrTTfT m. ^^^ m. 
 
 SffrRW w. 
 
 On the c. See Contrariwise. 
 Contrast, n. opposition of things or qualit'es. ^arnroranft- 
 
 RT «. 'piTT1<'IHirH'-"T »• ^TOTPTOnfT^^^T «. f^TTT'^ »».^^- 
 
 ^^^ n. HKfirsqT^ «•• 
 To Contrast, v. a. TTFTTt^ "^c5?TV^ n.-f^^T «.-&c. ^r^ar^, 
 
 PtsTTI^ w. ^^^. o/o. 
 To Contravene, v. a. v. To Oppose. arn^T ^^-^. 
 Contravention. See Opiosition. 
 To Contribute, v.a. give to a common purpose, v. To Give. 
 
 3f5(T «l.-^CT ««.-&C. ^. [/• 'PTOf-2'*. 
 
 To CoNTBiECXE, P. n. V. To Help. ?ir^-^^«nfr ^,-H7^ 
 
CON 188 
 
 (ONTBIBCTITE, a. COKTBIBUTOB, «. COSTBIBDTOBT, a. T. 
 
 V. A. ^^ ^"mrr, Mivirtoim, 3t?i^«ii<i, &c. h^Ht, 
 
 T.V.N, and CoKDCcrrx ?l^,«^«nO, ^nptT ^rrf-^^. 
 C OSTBIBUTIOS, «. T. V. A. thing contributed. ^'Wfl/. ^"f- 
 
 Military c. ^w. ^Toft/. 
 CoirrBiTB, o. />«iit«»/, T. Bepe>'ta5t. T'tMWUft, 3ig?t?ft, 
 
 Coi«TEiTBi.T, air. v.A.q'WWl"<»'i",«T*JI<ilW3^^,«T«(lTllMMti+. 
 C0HTBIT105, CosTBiTSiress, n. t. A. and fisPENTASCE. 'T- 
 
 CoSTBiTiBLE. o. V. A. «ri>»INI-^-^«i1*l»ll-&c. ^cM-ft*!, ^ 
 
 <roXTBiTAJfcK, Co>-TBiTiso, n. V. V.A.I. — oct. «rt^ritn. t^fuf 
 n. Ac. hIvRt/. ifhl^/. r^TT/. ^-'Cft/. <^"[*/. pMdlw. 
 
 I. intevtivene**., v. IxOESfiTT. ^fip/. 5^/- f^liHd/. 
 J'TTot /. ^^5T m. 
 
 II. teheme, device, plan. ^f^/. <frs/. *rMHl/. 5f|[/. 
 
 •.!».. J^/. ^^^ 
 
 III. engine, piece of mechanitm.^^n. ^OT^n. WJ^r^f- 
 To CoKTBiTE, V. a. plan, devise, intent. <||v«i, *rt^ffl, T^^, 
 
 y.0/0. 
 To C05TBITK, t>. «. 5^/.-?r31^^/.-<rmTm.-&c.1?T^. 
 COSTBITED, p. T. V. A. «<)>»tf%rll, <-«(<rirfl, 4c. q^f-lr), ^f^, 
 
 Co»TBiTE«, «. C05TBIVI50, p. a. T. V. A. ifrsmTTT, ^l«U||- 
 rr, i'^'ni'i, Ac. «jiv«»*, r^^, mI-^ii ^^, <-»m*«fi. 
 I. inrenlice., T. l5aE5iO(;9. ^pM«, 'fnTT, ^^TT, 3MI*n, 
 f^*H<<t or PTT, yrft, ^tTTfft, c^fHrtlWd, rti'«4l, 3T^tTT j 
 
 ^, ^i^T'ft', flty»ft. 
 
 COXTKOL, COSTBOLMEKT, *. V. V. — act. ^smx^n. afTRtWn. 
 Ac. f*rw^". fii*<m«.ain<oi n. — «. or t. ^^^^m.^'^^^>n. 
 ^/. sn^w. ^icci «. ym*i^|«iTT«». •niiufl/. 
 
 At the c. or command of. wivOh, ^'IlJft, ^*Hld, fTT- 
 
 I. power or amihority to eontrol. ^(\JXm. ^^m.^nn/.^- 
 
 To Cosnuoi,, e. «. t. To BnrrBAix, To Bulk, srt^^, arrT- 
 TJj, ^1^4 uf, 3nW^T»».-3Tt^«».-3IT^3T«.-3lRW'»».-Ao. ^- 
 foj y. 0/ o. A'WifS Vl^y fll*«llfl-f>fft?T-^*HM-Ac. ^W'if, 
 
 'm«T«i.-'m«T ^Ntw. ^t^-^N^, 
 
 COKBOLLABLK, a. T. V. WWTnTT-^-'^njJTT-frTTW-Ac. r!»IT- 
 ^ mWIJfl'll- Ac. Pi *!»*<, STTV^sfrr, <l|<l4)<T. 
 
 CO!rriOLUB, n. CoKTROtLii*o,p. a. r. V. smRXiTRT, arrhT- 
 •flTT, iHWi"! VII'I, Ac. 3TTWn>, f^nH), HTSTT. 
 
 Co:(TBOTn«iAi., «. fwyry^, fryT^^m^-fW^TT, ftyf^M*ft - 
 
 CoimomciALirr, n. ftwr^, ftfl^*f»f, fi^iinf. 
 Comemar, 11. di^i^t, ditcuttion of contrary opinions. 
 
 COIT 
 
 r«*«ii<^»». «<i<i^H«(i<j»i. ^T^fw^w. ^»». f^jrfrnffr/. ^T»5- 
 
 35 «• fi'isi'«<iis». ^i+I'HHU^l^n. pi- "J^<T^H'TT«n^«. 3n?W- 
 2b CoxTHOVEET, P. « contesf, v. To Dispute, itt^ w.-f^^ 
 
 CT.- RwPmrTi /- f^wPiM i <^H n.- ^r<< i »<JM n.-3T^^t^n:i».-fH^:- 
 
 ?Rn.-fJrTTliT'Tn.-f*rTT?rfrr/.-&c. ^JRi^iy. 0/0. 
 COXTEOVEUTED, /). V. V. f^qplM^, ^T^^, f^«il<^l<:M<0^, 
 
 COSTKOTEBTIBLE, a. V.V. »( l <^m<j1'<( , SH-l+iNMl'll &C. ^- 
 
 frn?T, Wr<<K»^<l, f^rr^pf^T, SHTH^'THTf , Mri4K'<<MV+<<. 
 CosTUMACious, a. stubborn, v. Obstlnate. f^5^"k, f^^, 
 
 RiWk, f?w, 3TnT^, irnTft, armsi atiMrt^f^. 
 CosTiiicACiousLY, orfp. T. A. f^^J^^t^, J^^T^ , :5<iy^"j4+.. 
 
 CONTUKACr, Com-DMAClOUSNESS, «. V. A. ^1^/. f^?^- 
 ttf. vIoSm. 5^BI^»t. ^TrRrt. 5^'». 
 
 C0NTCMELIOU8, a. r«rf«, insolent, ^"c— of persons, v. Con- 
 temptuous. f%^, 3N^T^, n44r<i«l>. 
 2— language, Ac. fSf^-m, fsT*f?<i^r^, f^TFH^, f%^T^[^. 
 
 CoSTDMBUOUStT, odp. V. A. f^<^l+M, f^^i f^»^^^T- 
 ^. 
 
 COTfTUMEUOlJSXESS, COKTUMELT, ♦». V. A. and COSTEMPT. 
 
 f%/. 3(T9r|?RT/. f^*fr^^/. fti^HT/. 
 To CoNTDSB. Contusion. See Bhuise, &c. 
 CONONDBOM, n. ij^^/. JT^.^/- 
 
 CONVALESCEKCE, «. V. A. ^««rft^?IT/ TR^/- f^fff%^7- 
 
 Convalescent, a. recovering. ^<M0<4l<JH ■an<ci?^->J<ii^rti, fTT- 
 1TOT *RT, f^^fTT fPTTTT, f^3ftr=^, ^ ^TTT, r^siMi^>rT, 
 
 To be c. ^I'jwirfi f^npJf, ^n^/ ^. 
 
 To Convene. See To Assemble. 
 
 Convenience, Convenienct, n. v. A. viH'mI'i «. wf /. ^- 
 
 5fnfrmT w. c^PT m. 3TT5ff^ «• 3Tj*rfdl/. ^H^^nni/. 
 At one's c. «r«TT§^. 
 Convenient, o adapted, accommodate, t. Commodious. TT- 
 
 «Tt^, mf^, «iUk, ^hk, 575^, 3T5^, «r«TTg^. 
 Cosvenientlt, arfp. v. A. fftf ^, ^TtftfTT, fll^tiK. 
 Convent, «. religious house for men. JT3 w. 3TT=«TH »i. 
 
 2 /or irom«n. a»nWl^«d'*:<T WO'IUIT^T n. ^jfli'l ♦». 
 CoNVE!«TicLE. See Assemdlv. 
 Convention. See Assemblt. 2 See Aobkement. 
 Conventional, a. formed by agreement. «^<1NI, «|Kfi|*, 
 
 2 arising out of custom or tacit agreement. b1*|«<I ^PT- 
 
 CoNvniTWAL, a. n5?nNt, Hift '■<<<<»>, »iCTr?ft. 
 
 To Covtxboe, d. m. /«irf /o one /«>in/. ^^^ret T5E^, ^^- 
 Convbboence, n. v. A. ((*5|,^yiVM n. ^^i^lfHWiffs^ n. ^- 
 Conveboent, a. CoNVEBuiNo,/). n.v. V. %^HHlf , inp%»r- 
 CMTTXMABUt. See ArrABLB. 
 
CON 
 
 184 
 
 CON 
 
 ''oxvEBSANCE, CoNVEESAUcr, «. V. A. 1. 3T>=qT?r m. "ff^^TT 
 
 / 5TO^/. ^rmf. «T^/. 'iHi'MM i O /. ^ n.*n^ i O /. m%- 
 
 pop. 3TOTfiT <"• 3T35t^ «. »T^ «. ^ifrT/. ^RT^TT/. *«W/. 
 <\<Hr4r'l'0/. 4«HI(^/. 
 
 2 onrf IxTEECOOBsE. tlf^cdd/. ^oEUT w. «J'3tc|'i| m. M^U]/. 
 ^m/. «IM1'JJ+/. ^^Tpr «• ^U.MM m- K^^^ m. 
 I ONvEESANT, o. versed, well acquainted. ST'^TRft, TTferTT, 
 
 ?5T, T^RHOT, srm^cTT, &c. SlsftW, f^2'JT, 3T«T^, ftlf?^, 
 f%»uim, hR^IKII, +'H<rn. ["^Ir, H<A'|I*|U|. 
 
 To be c. with. ^f^e)iiul, illMiuj, •(.^I-iuj, T^'T, ^T^f^- 
 
 2 Aotimy intercourse. «l|«n^r, ^T^^jfHT, ^f^::it^, ^^- 
 
 "fr^, ^T^ra'^hrr, ^nuMNi, ^n^?rr, ?ot^c^, mRR?i. 
 
 3 about: having relation to. ^'siyfT^, Rn^I^II, ^tft- 
 f^«l*(+ in. comp. 
 
 CoNVEESATioN, CoNVEESE, «. V. V. 1. — and Iktkecouese. 
 
 2 sfTcTRMt/. ^ter^Trft/ nhtsiFrr or JTT?TT /./)?. ^JTm- 
 ?IT?5 m. ^»Trim n. ^>T9[ ot. T^qiW n. ^F'ljt'wrT n. ^'q?*?- 
 ^T n. an^TT OT. ?i(7PT m. ^^INWf or ^mf /. P. ^. 
 
 3 ^1 m. ■«HI'I*1 w. ^^?r^T/. ^;^^?T n. 
 Criminal c. aH^llH^M m. 
 
 I. See Behamoub. [fif^^n;_ 
 
 CONTEESATIOJTAL, a. WN*)lrf), ^N'HIrJI-m, BHTim ^fsjtft' 
 CoNvEESAZiONE, w. f^Cnf^f^TTf^ ^TPim «b<"<4l-«n VTjf.^ 
 
 To CONTEESE, V. n. hold intercourse mth. «i)f^^|d /.- <^ij [l ^ 
 m.-^p] f.-^'i,Mi\ m.-^cEUT «.-#3lH/.-?mrr/.-&C. ^^-^njf- 
 df-%^ ifi^A ?ft o/'o. or 3<^u| w»7A y. o/e. 
 
 2 fon/er or <aiA loi/A. qteT%it/.-?f'Tr!r«T«.-fl'?5T7m.-&c. 
 ^P^, "TW/ i'Z. Bt^^, ^PVTT^TrTf or ^Trrf/. ^RDt-^jJuij, 
 
 3 Aare sexual intercourse. ^^ w»,-yHMlH77».-^?fH «i.-^^- 
 
 Converse, «. contrary, v. Eeveese. 73JT, 5?n^, 6qr+HI«||. 
 Converse, n. opposite proposition. ^^^Zf. ?W7<t^ot. s^- 
 
 rJfvTT m. 
 CONVEBSELT, oAv. V. A. ?37 sp^TI^, JJ^ "T?^, s^fsfWT^, 
 
 Conversion, «. v. V. 1. — ae<. 53?TfR ^>Tof ». d^ ^j^jf «. 
 mRuIHH n.— state. h}\\'\K «. ^^ w.f^Vr'trR; »i.fT4frl%- 
 5 m. 3T^F<TtrR «• "TfT^nT w. 
 2— ac^ 5^=^ tnrffT 31|U|ui n. VHMl STTTfT n.— state. tTr 
 
 3— af<. W^TTMIH'T «• ^TT Mlrtl«(«) «. T^: mR«<t1?T n. f%- 
 tImR^tJH ». 
 To CoNVEUT, r. a. change into another substance or form, v. 
 To Chanoe. CT «. Hlrfdc)i>i g. ojo. ^^ with "^ of o. 
 { as Mtt 'n'T^T^ sj"^ ^^ ), <>.mI<HI «.-«7T^ m.-ftv^- 
 ?: ».-f5FVfH*r^ «».-<S:c. ^T^ y. ofo. Tft'TrK ««. ^^ W</. 
 ^TT ( as lipTr^ 3T»^^7T 'iR"il*i %?^ ), f*RTOT<F-&c.^)T^. 
 2 change from one faith to another. 5fr=^ «?^ aTT"!- 
 
 6t, tnr m.-*m n.-&c. in7??ijf-1%^^^. o/o. tmrnnm- 
 
 nr b.-KcnR^tT^ n.-&c. ^?^ y. of o. tn^%^ »».-Hct%^ w. 
 
 -HfTt?n: W.-&C. ^,<f^ui 5^. o/ 0. 
 
 3 change from sin to holiness. JTT «• ^n5J^-f^T«r^, H- 
 
 ^ «.-f^TT <Tf^«r?f^ n.-&c. ^I^ot g. of o. 
 
 4 See To Appeopeiate. 
 
 Conveet, n. V. V. 2. pr-TT tnTT?r 3TT^f5T ^^-&.c. qKp^. 
 
 ?nrr-yn'lHiiiiH-&c. iT^?T, ar^tnim:^." 
 Convertible, a. y. V. 1. C<nfTT-&c. *<NM>lT-&c. 53im^ 
 
 I. V. Inteechangeable. R^jf^TT^, 
 Convex, a. rising on the outside into a round form. ^5 ^« 
 
 Convexity, n. v. A. %5 sif^ 3TT?rf?r/. a^^THW l^'^lihPl/. 
 
 Convexo-concave, a. sn^fl^«r^>K. 
 2b Convey, v. a. carry, transport, ^g^ iJT'f,^^, ^T^, 'TT- 
 ^, Mi{l'-Mr<J«l or 'ft^^ftdr, 
 
 2 transmit, impart, S(c. v. To Send, To Give. MIMUI «. 
 
 3 See To Teansfee. 
 
 Conveyance, Conveying, n. v. V. 1. — act. ^^ w. ^^;^ 
 vTr^T «. &c. ?PT^ «. 
 2— oc<. ?rT^^?^ ». &c. ^VV'[ n. 
 I. wean* o/ c. v. Cabbiaoe. «TM m. ^T^ n. 
 Human o, q^<<M «. TT^T^ «. 
 Water c. ^ilt^TR «. 
 To Convict, f . a. prove guilty. ai'ITTV m.-&c. ST^-?5T^ %' 
 ^-'^V^ ^^ teith ^ofo. 3T«»T4t-3TTO'«ft-*1 m < 1 »?-&C. 
 
 j m. tn^Jf , armv ^'tmT «. ^^ y- o/ o. wmiitft w:v\ n. 
 
 mT^g- ofo. 
 Convict, n. 3TTn*ft-&c. iH^rfl »T5«T-&c. f*Trf^I1TTtT. 
 Conviction, n. v. V. — act. arTTPT 5T^ «. &c. WTTTvft ^- 
 
 I. convincedness. i^\fM^H\f. ^TTTTT/. <MW0/. HTt^ OJ* 
 HT^WT »i. f^?TT/. SRrtr »». o*<»(«N m. 
 To Convince, v. a. satisfy respecting. ^HvHHuf, +JMvilf^^ 
 
 ^^HT/.-f^^/.-Ac. ^^ g. ofo. ^^^ arn^ ^-*re7T \' 
 ^g.ofo, yijH^i«-f^?tmra"-Wr<<<<i*i-<iiQc*<i'«-&c. an'^ 
 
 ^ y. o/o. ?i^ HvTT «.-?i^lPl|f^ /-&c. ^^. y. ©/"o. 
 C0NVINCEB,M. CoNTiNcrNG,/).a. conclusive, compelling assent. 
 
 Convincingly, ade. v. A. fJMO ^tf?5 3T%, ^^[ra' f^ 31%, 
 Convivial, a. relating to entertainments, Sfc. ^^fsft^r, 
 
 2 jovial, Ac. ^vSHTPft^ 3TRVIT, 31l^l<r«(^KMi, *(*<€VI. 
 ContiviaUTT, n. v.A. 1. <?MWfT»TT?TT w .afTT^TTf^f R m. 
 
coo 185 
 
 CoxvocATios. See Assemblt. 
 
 To CoXTOtE, r. a. call together^ t. To AssEKBU. 4l(4<<u), 
 
 To COXVOLTE, V. a. ttcitt. ^^. 
 CosvOLTiLUS, n.—turj)elhum. dgHJ\ / rTf n. 
 CoxTOLUTios, n. T. Twist. ^oK m. <ft5S w. 
 
 Coxvor, c. a, wfor/. ^>H K\Wf sp?:?T Ql^^NRuf, ^(1«i< 
 
 coxTOT, n. V. EscoET. ^M*^\ m. qr^wft/. 
 
 2*0 CoxTCLSK, r. «. o/r<rrf iy *pasm». ffoS^, fe^^, f^oERoST 
 M. *T«fy. qfo. 
 2 T. To Agitate. fft^T w.-sqr^ftH w.-Ac. !R%. o/o. 
 
 COSVULSID, p. V. A. 1. pjoWril, f^ottl^.^rfl, [ ^^^55<Jt. 
 
 To be c 3n^ /./)/. qoi,^^%m.^. q^,^5Euf,^^or6f, 
 
 2giq,^f4rT. 
 CoxvULsiox, n. V. \.l,—act. fl5PJt»». &.C.— state. f^T^cETm. 
 
 ^oE^3/. '^;k^ m. 
 
 2 ^tTt «. 5«n??r^ tit. 
 
 Folitiral c. ^r?«Tr^-<fec. ■4r*,'.WAi/. 
 COXT, M. ^ITT ^TTT^ ^ 3RRJ: 3Tt|. 
 To Coo, V. n. — as doves. yMUl, ^^q^r^f. 
 Coo, Cooixo, «.T. T. ^dt n. ^^n. ^<t<i l m. 
 Cook, h. »?w^;)op. #TT^ m. ( and ^qwi+luj ;wp. ^^it- 
 
 «^ female c. ), 3«HlO, Ti^rft «. ( rfq^H/ ), TT^^m. 
 
 ( Hi^«^|/. ), gs^iq^ w. <n**<ll m. — in contempt. >TT^ 
 
 C.'s mate. ?T7<T?aTT. 
 
 Skilful c. ( female ). ^TTT/. ffrwmT JTtlT *<uil(). 
 {Tv Cook, p. o. — gcner. H<iMiq> pop. ^hn^ m.-1T^ in.-<n^Rr- 
 fS /. ^^, ftT5-?WTT 'Em. 
 2 — by boiling, ftnwif, ^-^luj, ^*T«'T. 
 3 — bjr roasting, broiling, &c. »TPT<'f. 
 Swept and smeared aquare to c. in. ^ft^ m. 
 C<x»KED, p. V. v.— gencr. ^^TT^ %?K^, <nF ;«>/>. "T^, Mlf^d 
 ( in comp. as"?R 'TTf^, ^ mRfl, w ifT?l<T MiPmh, 
 
 Under c. fp^lT, fip^^. 
 Cookery, Cooewo, n. \. V.— gencr. J^mtV pop. ifhJV m. 
 
 I. *iri/i IN e. VI*Pl»Mf^ /. H)**?ll»'«l «. MI4>^I^<I fl. IT^- 
 
 ( oK-Eoou, m. ^^HB 'rr »i. 5^'hrn ». m^Tiiffi /. tt^iit'tw. 
 
 flM?! ^K n. SlVJf ». 
 
 2 fig. not zealoui. mot ardrnt, ife. »H, «T»t, «HT^, TTT- 
 <r, 9^1^^, W5»«l^, Sd^f^*, SRTT'il, SR^f^fST, 3RT- 
 
 8 iw/ aftctionate, T. Cold. *il,*rtTtv, f*nF«rf, 
 
 4 not u»yry, not perturbed, v. Calm. 1TM,<il, flinnT, 
 
 fO'*tf|«^-Ac. 3igw», [ •IH«ll^i, 
 
 Coot, a. irtiwT ■•. «rtmT «». *rtt/. 
 
 COP 
 
 C. of the day, hours of morning and evening^ Rt5ET%55 
 m.f. filct^qi »». RrIoS m. /". 
 To Cool, ». o. waie coldish. 'ifS-&c. +,<''l', »iwidl/. HI 4^1 - 
 5Tlrf<««t y. o/o. PH«(t(u|'. 
 
 2 fig. ( ouo's ardor, affection, &c. ). 5ttT-^-&c. 'P^, 
 
 f^<<^Ul fl.-f«fiRT W.-f^tJui «. Mlrtu^, NMi ^^. 
 
 3 ( auger ). '45-?ft?R5-&c.-5Fri't, ^R^, ^?! ^PT^t. 
 To Cool, ». n. lit. »nT^, f^**"!, »t5 ^Wf, TSORTT/.-Ac. ^- 
 
 2 fig. — zeal, ardor, affection. V^T^, f^^, *t3 ^Wf, 
 31o4tiu|, 3i*tii«»>J^, f^T^jTT**.-^^^". "n't in. con. 
 3 — anger. PlHUI, «rST^, PiMiuf, 3fTt(T-5sr?-&c. ^t^. 
 
 Cooled, />. v. V. A. 1. '<n %%?^, P)<l=lcit*l, »Tt5^?«TT ^WT- 
 
 T. V. N. vi5H<^t^I, Pi<(Wrll, &c. [sftfrT, 
 
 3 fqRT%?5T, 5[lt?T yir^ai, &c. ^tTTrftrl, ^trRFT, 'I-i+iw, T- 
 
 CooLLXG, «. — an article of diet, a medicine &c. st?, '45T, 
 1lf\r^pop. fnH35, ?rT^,5fld«n4,Ai^^iiH+,Hm^<-^R^,&c. 
 
 COOLLT, a<fi;. without passion, ardor, Sfc. stTSlf^, 'O^TTT^, 
 
 ;n lHMU ii ^ , ^ i «n.i ^ f\^" , ^Hi<j(it^, f^m^n^, f<iifiii. 
 
 Coolness, n. v. A. 1. V5W"IIin. v:i[f. VJ^f. fiTHSTf /. H^- 
 2 vra^mrw. &c. vtz^j. ■MAr^\\m. 3Tgr§=f?rT/. *<i<<«»>i?ft/*. 
 
 I. (after heat). itlT^fn. iJitHTw. 
 COOLT, ft. ^rS^^OT. ( fem. |«+<lu| ) TW^T?5Tm. (fom. 'tW'- 
 
 Business of a c. "^^t^f. 
 COOM, n. ftF^oTn. «^». »T5Ew. 
 Coop.n. — for fowls. gm«. gTr^«. 
 
 2 See Fex. 3 See Babhel. 
 To Coop, e. a. «Att< i//, ^c. q^tl^, 'pt^^^, #fNT Mirt«K, 
 
 ^rtt/. sR^y. fl/o. 
 CoOFEB, n. ftiji+<uiui. 
 COOPKBAOE, ft. ft^ *k<m<H| *K<<|H1 fJI. 
 Ti; Co orEBATE, e. fl. act jointly with. fiTfr-Bt«pft^-&c. 'jrT- 
 
 Hfi.-7?it»T»i.-&c. ^rif, ?r^'ERw.-^i^^;^wifi.-m*iRH^.-^r- 
 
 CO-OPEBATIOS, f». T. V. — act. ^TfJJTtw. ^f^^lTfi- ♦(^HWl/. 
 
 CO-OPXBATOB, n. CO-OPKHATIXO,;>. O. COOPEBATITE, <T. V. 
 
 fHTHf^, '<**l*^l<>'^, <^'»;«P1')^'H?7. 
 Co-OBDijr ATE, a. o/ /Ae «<jm« ran*, Sfc. ^«M^<O^I, «Rt«rtt^r, 
 
 ^frnTT^ft^i «HM<<f<<, flH-i^**?, ti»inl^. 
 Coot, h. IHTJ^t or XH\m. P 
 Copal, «.— the gum, Mj^m. 
 COPABCESABT, H. joint heirship. ^^T^^n. «HHlPlHI«lw. 
 
 ?mtfirR^»». »Tmm^>i. sr^wrwrn. 
 
 CoPABCOKB, »»• » A«V. TC »TTT»i. rt*Tl'ft, ?niHT*I, ^HTTT- 
 
COP 
 
 COPAECENT, n. eqtial share. ti\\lM\M\ or qKtii-Mi tiK^il ^- 
 Copartner, «. v. Partneh. ?t<+H'^I<, mHl-^K, ^THTHft, H- 
 Copartnership, «. t. Partneeship. ?TT^h/. HPft/. ^f^- 
 
 To Cope, v. n. contend or vie with, emulate, v. To Eital. 
 ^^, ^^, ''^*)^(\ f.-mj^f.-&c. JR^t, nliO^ 'Tftft/. 
 tTRM, VI^ I 'H Tm^re. ^, 1pm H^/. '^ w ^^^^ 3T?T^, 5- 
 IgT/. »TRwt-^, ^f^wt. Sfftfot-^twr vnth ff of o. ^tfot. 
 
 Copied, p. v. V. 1. vjd<ci(rll, «aHM ^dc^^^l, %?^, T^- 
 
 2 vJrlWril, &C. H+rfl. 
 
 Copier, Copyist, «. v. V. 1. ^fTT'TPI, 3^^?! ^TRT, i<*>rt- 
 :t?I-&c. f^^uiKl, %?f^. . 
 
 Error of the c. (amanuensis). H?r«P^»>». W<H+MHI<^»». 
 
 2 PptTT VUIKI, »TT^ >3'«4<.UIKI, &c. a<H^I^, aiH«<u|+TlI. 
 Coping, n. ( of a wall ). g^ or Jjtft <w jt^/. H4rfHI «». 
 
 ^T^ or ^tt\f. 
 Copious, a. v. Abundant. sJ^, ff^, J"^^?)^^, f^2^i ^H^. 
 Copiously, adv. v.A. JI^, ^"s^^F^s, ^i^oST'ff, f^I^cEq^. 
 Copiousness, «. v. A. j^qraqtirT m. ^\^^^ n. sn^ «. ^- 
 
 Copper, «. <Tt% «. ?TT5r «. 
 
 Brick ( solid and flat mass ) of c. di'tl'ft /• 
 
 Calx of c. ?fT^PT?*T n rTrar «• 
 
 Copperchange. ^^ »». [ OT »». 
 
 C.-piece. HIH|Mi{l/. — in cant phraseol. ijl*dl TITTT- 
 
 Coppery decoction, — as a vomit. ^^f>V3:\ m. 
 
 Sulphate of c. »0<-«l^H or^n. rll'sl'I'T m. [f^^^TH, 
 
 Copper, Coppery, a. ?it«.*<Mi, ?rw, rilf»sJ*, <ii»>i*i«j, clTsr- 
 Copper-colored, a. r{\i,n\^n\ <MNi, Hiy^ui, rliyw^jj. 
 Copper-plate, n. ?Tf«qT^ TRf/. rll'aTH'H «• diy*ri^ «. 
 
 A c. on which grants &c. are inscribed. ftTCTTJ m. 
 Copper- smith, n. fTt«r7, rll*>)+K, fnftr^. 
 Copperas, n. sulphate of iron^ v. Vitriol. f^<l+?T m. 
 Coppice, Copse, n. a wood of low frees, ^c. wi\f- ^ST or 
 
 To Copulate, v. ». wnzVc j'n sexual intercourse. '^>uH^ ?5T- 
 
 Copulation, n. v. V. ^^ m. &c. f*T'^ n. ^JOT ». aJIW'I 
 m. ^f. JJ^f. ilr\f^M\f. t^ m. t^ m. ■HHI'IM «. g- 
 ^ n. ^JT'T n. ?i»ftn ♦». ;!T'R M. ^T'Tt^^ «. ^TR m. 5?i^- 
 ^ m. iTF'ninT «. 
 
 I. — in grammar. ^HTT^w. ?T^^^m. 
 Copulative, n. — in grammar ,v. Conjunction, ^^j^^i^^f). 
 Copy, n. transcript. W^^f. vJHRr m. ^tT/. RPTcR « 3HST>?». 
 dH-ll or 'TM'mi m. — esp. of an oflBcial paper. ?n?ft«l>/. 
 Foul c. ?TT5T »». ?n^ «. *T§^ m. 
 
 2 ofl« Jooi o/ many. ipT/. [^ «. 
 
 3 archetype, v. Original. :m/. ^r^fT/ ^ ». ^R53^- 
 
 186 COH 
 
 4 model.1 exemplar, v. Pattern. f^rTT •»> 
 
 5 pece of uriting for scholars, f^^ w. 
 
 6 paper written by scholars. J^/. 
 To Copy, e. o. transcribe. 3<ii«)', 3<TC7T ^^t, H^^^/.-stt/- 
 
 ir?'^ «.-3rnTr w.-ifec. ^r^r ^. 0/ 0. 
 
 2 V. To Imitate. 3rT^, f^rTT »».- ^^eht «. ^ 5'. o/". 0. 
 *TT^/. 'drU.uf-HT^-vHIuiui g. of 0. Sigfl^ui n.-&c.^^, 
 
 Copy-book, «. ^?qHt ^/. 
 
 COPT-HOLD, n. <T^ »». 
 
 Copying, «. v. V. 1. — act. vdHiui, n. H^?i ^T^ n. &c, 
 2 — ac<. and Imitation. 3d<u| «. &c. 3HHy<m «. gr^Wi- 
 ^ «. " [sft^. 
 
 Copy-ist, n. H^^ *<WIK1, siH*<«/1TTr, %?r^, H+rfd^O+i or 
 Copy-eight, «. iJvNt Hlrfiia/. iT'OPIT^ fig m. 
 To Coquet, v. n. stott m.-^ m. pl.-^ *n^ m. pl.-'S^^ m. 
 
 •&C. ^R^. 
 Coquetry, Coquetting, w. jhstt ««. ^ «. ^HK m.;)?. 
 3T^ m. ^ or'N^ OT.;)Z. JTTJ^^rrjft/. Vl^r^m.pl. Rrfl^m. 
 Coquette, n. ?r^\^-?r^'lM-&c. sTFT^r/. ?^^, 'fToE- 
 
 sp, •«ii***i«(i'n/. stt^it/. 
 Coracle, «. Joa< composed of leather over a frame. 'i\^{] or 
 
 jfqrn' m. T^R or €i^ m. 
 Coral, n. ^m^ n. pop. Ht^f or «fN^ n. f%^ «. 
 Bracelet formed of c. 'Ttsfot^T m. 
 Calx of c. ij«(lrfM*H n. 
 
 Child's c. ^*uny. ^#TUI orvf\f. ^qt^^T ». '^^ n. 
 Imitation c. qTTjT TT^ «. 
 
 COEAL, COEALINE, a. V. N. Mt^ot^ | t) |, ^j.< | rtH<T . 
 COHAL-TEEE, «. IJlRviH m. MlRvHM+ m. 
 
 Cord, «. v. String. ^/. ^=^ ». nor m. jtr^ m. 
 
 2 T. EoPE. siTST »». «5^/ g^ m. 30; »». ^"k^«», ^t<7m. 
 A fastening c. «f>WR w. 
 To Cord, ti. o. ^^Wt/. ilt«#, ^t^ »rt*T^. 
 Cordage, «. efuVj^ «. />Z. ^trit «. ;>/. 
 Cordial, a. hearty., v. Sincere. *rTFrre[«T«TT, ^4^t<< i '^CTn- 
 
 2 strengthening. jf^^PR^F, ^flf^, rPiiwiq;. 
 Cordial, n. strengthening medicine, ^^r?^-q f^^ > K«P -&c, 
 
 Cordiality, w. v. A. 1. fSps^'TETorTm. ^It'nirTw. P|t ^ , m^^ «. 
 
 COEDIALLY, adv. V.A.I. rRrTT^j^^ft^^TT ^^ST^TT^jHHJ^, 
 
 Cordon, «.— in architecture. %%Tot. ^FTTjft/. 
 CoEE, n.v. Heart. »r^ pop. tptTot. 
 
 Eotten, &c. at the c. ^\i\-i] ^^-+*ji+|-^Tf^-&c. 
 
 2 ( of a boil ) »ft^»ri. ir^T/. artet/. 
 CoRUNDEE,«.— the plant. qJtfvmft or ^tf^:f^f. qmw. 
 
 —the seed. vmTm. »ft^/. VP=!nJ». [^I^/- 
 
 Cork, n. bung, stopple, plug. ^ m. ^m. ^-^iuj/i. «lCot^. 
 To COBK, t>. a. ^|^>Tot.-??t«.- &c. H\ipi- t)^«<uj. 
 
COB 
 
 187 
 
 COB 
 
 COHK-SCEEW, fi. ^OT.-<^m.-Ac. <t>ldNH ^IT'^n. 
 
 COKMOBA>-T, fl. SRtr^m. 
 
 2 V-. Glcttos. 3T*jmT, ^T^, f#HfT. 
 C0K5, n. \jr^H.pop, qTT». ^TOTTm. l^yTm. ^"Tw. ad^w.^RTH, 
 
 Beard of c. J^ran. ^n. qfhft/. [^TRT m. 
 
 C. ( esp. B&dzri or Dzondhala ) hueked and boiled. 
 
 C. as trodden out. e. and ttrawt mixed, ff^n. 
 
 C. ( rice, wheat, DzonJhala, &c. ) soaked and puffed 
 bj parching. ^\^f.pl. *ji.'^<rM\ /■ pi- or ''^T^n.pl. 
 
 C. which ripens before the close of the rains. <TM- 
 
 Grown c. Sprouted c. Of m. X^m. 
 
 Head or full ear of c H-llO o*" ^^tft/. 'ftel w "fra- 
 r"*!. IPTt^ft/. ( and To come to a head Mld-^m ifW). 
 
 New c. ( of the year ). H«jvj|^n. Ht<l«»(«. 
 
 Undressed c. (as given in charity). ♦1<N». 3Tr»TRT«. 
 
 "VMiilat youVe c. to give out, you'll have friends 
 round about. SRpft^ Rlrf fTT f^racftw ^. 
 
 2 « »»*y/e c. ^mrrw. ^or w. jnrw. 
 
 S jroicing or reaped c. TtrTi. Tt?ft^«. ^/ ^TfT^/- %- 
 ?TFft/. rvHHrWH <•!»». 
 
 Bare or blank in c. ^m. ^^n. aTRTTw. 
 Breaking off the ears of ( reaped ) c. jftl'ft/. 
 Bundles of unthreshed c. TO or ?». 
 Carrying off(to threshing floor)of sheaves of c^Tff^. 
 C. blasted whilst young and tender. ^irTTi. 
 C. (or a stalk) blasted before coming to head, (or of 
 which the heads have been eaten off). ^ m. n. 
 C. just sprung up. ITPT/ ^^!^V[ or f^ft^urn. 
 Ears lying on a reaped field of c. HT^TTw. f^Rn^w. 
 ErsctioQ ( aa of sheaves) over a heap of v. ^s^f. 
 Erection amidst c for the watcher. iTTofr^w. ^\^M. 
 OTTRETm. 
 Oraat and weeds amidst c. ^OTi. 
 Heads of c. tied together. ^^TTM. 
 Heap of c. the produce of the first treading of the 
 •»«. Xtftpop. Tm/.— worship of it. n^^n/. 
 Patch of green c. amidrt withered c. fjpm/. 
 Birh or fine patch amidst c. itHTa. VftnXM^m. 
 bhooting of ( reaped ) c. — through rain. ^TTw. 
 Weeding instrument of r. «ts9 ( the blade or iron- 
 ■aoiW of it is •>(tl>ft', a cheek of it is ^THW^fi. ). 
 To tread oat c. irapif. 
 
 To tvMd out e. with stalks ondetMhed. nni*H:/. vrit. 
 To weed and clear c. P»^, vhtqvf , m I 'WvI . I 
 
 4 ( on the foot ). 3?twnr v^ m.-f^ m. j 
 
 To Conr, r. m. *«//. ftrstn-ftt^T^ »nE^,»ft3 n. ^T»?^, ^flTWof . 
 Con-Bix, n. T. Bm. ^fN»Tsiu/»».«tv*/. ^TP*a.^a.ft<y. 
 C01»CHAXDI.«B, n. ^fftttt^ lilfWfty ^, VTsft. 
 
 Com-cbandlers, — geoer. or collect. ^ifTT *•> 
 Coi»-cotm»T, «. i(PV ^ M. 
 Co».nnJ>, a. ^ a. ji^ ^ Ik sroi^ IW ». 
 Cois-rbooa, u. fft a. 
 
 CoBS-i,AND, n. f^il^'d/. ?r?T 5;T»ft^/. 
 
 CORX-MAEITET, ». H^fTH^/. 
 
 COBNELIAN, n. 3T^N> «. 
 
 COKJfEOCS, a. horny. ftl'IMI, ?j'14,V, ?i'IH<<, ^TTTJT^, Tn^Ty 
 
 CoENER, n. ^Jt?r »• ^^ w. *1h<i m. «PRT »n. «f)ihsi m. «Ft- 
 
 Changing the c(a8 of a cat with kittens) .<?H M I tUm. 
 
 Holes and comers, nooAr< and recesses. ^I<i«h1"i^ »«.^/. 
 ^«ft #^/. ;>/. 
 
 In every hole and c. "flui+luTI, ^tft ^ift. 
 
 To drive up into a c. stop one's mouth, pose, ife. ^T- 
 t5of, *iiHKl »».-*)4HK m. ^:mg- ofo. 
 2 secret or remote place. <f)itH«i w. "<*«(« I or f{*^H\ m. 
 
 In a c i{*1VI'«, ^^Pnfft. 
 
 Thing done in a c. ■hI^Mp?) nt^. 
 
 To da great things ( mighty feats, &c. ) in a c. yM<|- 
 trtf ^nr n. ^. 
 
 CoWfEE-STOITE, fl. ^<<-«INI-*lJl'M|-<4l-&C. ?r»T5 »». ^•■<4l<^'IiM. 
 
 COENEB-wisE, adv. diagoitally. fcK+y, frl^-J*. 
 
 COBSEEED, a. •tJitMI, ^Tift ( in eomp. as '^fN^ &c.), ^\^ 
 
 (in comp. as Bi)+M ). 
 CoENKT, n. — instrument. IJT ^o/>. f^t »». 
 
 2 jj^*«Ki-=(i 9^ snTc^ejiT 3Tt|. 
 
 COBKETEB, n. fi[T'l«IMfi|«ll<l, f^TWft, 
 
 COBHICE, n. ipiitTT w. ^F'P'ft / 
 
 C. under a cieling. nt3 «. «*HM^/. 
 Cornicle, n. pS^nfM ». 
 
 COBOLLABT, n. V. CONCLUSION. %^OT.3TT5'rf*r^ ^5 it?/. 
 
 COBONAL, a. belonging to the top of the head, dl*-«)l, JIcE^ 
 
 CoBONAL, n. See Cbows. 
 Coronation. See Cbownino. 
 CoBONEB, n. ^HMMNI ^+«-ft?r. 
 
 C.'s. inquest. 5iMH*<<l'H m. ?)*JH-«!W?ft/. 
 COBONBT, «. irtcll+Nl 55^ m. Jk m. 
 CORFOBAX, a. relating to the body, v. Bodht. ^iO< I -«IT , Tt- 
 
 2 See CORPOREAL. 
 CoBPOBAL, n. The word ^nf^ corresponds. 
 COBPOBATE, a. united in a body authorized to act as one. fk- 
 
 awft% ^R^^, 5nTrrft% «h^-«(i, <^^wt^'j?t, ^^<<*iRr«(i- 
 fwrr f'ifjiy, ?!T^M<M^»K<*v. 
 2 See Collective. 
 
 COBPOBATIOK, n. ^ f(T^ m^ ^^'VI^ ?R^ H»3ft/ W'T- 
 
 ^ 'jprm/.-jST «•.•*€. 55r m. amm/. »tirft/ ?j»jjwt^- 
 
 «R^ ««^IM »«. 
 CoBMUAL, a. embodied, v. Bodied.^, ^t«ft, TrtW, 3Ttf*nF. 
 
 2 See Matebiau. 
 CoBPOBnTT, Cobpobeautess, fl. v.A.1. ^^c^n. 3tf*IW n. xi- 
 
 ^YftTT/ H^fTT/ ^f|HW •». 
 Cosps, n. T. Abut. IM^^i*. '^^n. %TPTTnf». Some of the 
 
 Corpt or .S«(to« ^ IVv^ips named in Hindu writings 
 
con 
 
 are >jf iT, TOT, %HT^^, mff^ft, ^^'ir, ^ arsftPFft, 
 
 COEPSE, n. dead lody. Tl^ w. 'JpTn, 5^5T or 53^ m. J^fO* 
 «. ^^ M- ?5T'*T/. c5t^/.«». firT»». I 
 
 Collecting the bones after burning ac. 3TfF<nt^PT »». 
 ar^'-^^qT^T n. 
 
 Ground for burning or burying a c. %^'^T^]pojt. TT^- 
 DT or JTOM «. H'HUI«)<n/. 
 
 COKPSE-BEAREB, «. ^f?TT, ?l«l<<l^'+, y<i«)l^'+>, «ll^-*. 
 ConPriENCE, COEPULESCY, «. T. A. (Sm^MDTT m. |?55?ftcT- 
 qoTT m. ^ n. ^^tffg/. H^t^T?! m. ^/. *riM<»<4l<1'l m. 
 
 COBPULENT, a. fleshy, bulky, v. Fat. ^ttTc^ or ii\WM\^ ^iTT- 
 
 C. and weak, qf^ o;- Tftft, ^<m\, 
 CoEPDSCLE, a. V. Atom, ar^ »». ^^ «». 
 CoEPuscnLAB, a. \. Atomicai,. 3HU|^m, afj^prr. 
 C0EPCSCUI.AEIAX, n. atomist. ^(^^V^. 
 To CoKEECT, V. a. chastise, chasten, v. To PuKisn. f^^J.- 
 f^^^TJT n.-?Rft^/.-MI<Mri| W.-&C. 5CTvf-^-rt|fl(ul|', f?I^. 
 
 2 V. To KECTiFX. gsTT^, f^?T«r^, ^-55-&c. !ROt. 
 
 3 ( a literary work ). ^^/. pi- *i«i^, ^nvif, 3lfr«? »».- 
 sft*|7T «. ^FT't g. of o. 55: ^Fnif, VTHT^ m. pi. *<irtvt'. 
 4 — in medicine. •Hl'-*<MI-?nT«TM-&c. ^j^foif, ^Hf^tTRT m.- 
 
 ^i^'c^'^^m n. :pT# g- of 0. \i\t^^r\\f. armwt. 
 
 COEHECT, a. just, proper, v. Eight. «j<h<, ?ft^, ^, p^, 
 
 2— esp. of conduct, or of language, sft?, 5^^, ^5, f^g- 
 5, r«4'{f«l, '{ll^H-^IfT-&c. 
 COEBECTED, ;). V. V. 1. ftT?^%^r!r, &C. f^f^, ?IT%rT, j^. 
 
 2 f vnr^rCT, PldN^OT, ^ %^5JT, &c. 
 
 3 ?Tt^^3T, Ac. 53; ^^OT, 5ffrf^, 54^ *H. 
 CoEEECTiOK, n. T. V. 1. — act. f^?TT ^)^ »• fil?Tr ^ «. &c. 
 
 f?T?Wn.f%?TT/.5fTRFr n. H'tft^d or ^i,«m/. IK^HT n.rtsft/. 
 
 House of c. See Jail. 
 2— act. f^JI^iii «. ?fte JRiif M. &c. fsTR^/ §yuuj_+/. 
 2— act. xi\^ n. &c. ^tr «t. ?ft^T n. ^f^/. f^gf|/. 
 I. a. c. an error corrected. ^^ m. 
 
 Sheet or paper of corrections. ?|itvjiT5( «. gf^^ «. 
 COEBECTLT, (K^y. V. A. iRl*!^, ^, jft^, TiTT'ft'T, ^*TT^, 
 
 COERECTNEss, w. v.A. 1. ,{)+MuiU». JJbWSoriwt. qij|<Jl*ii4Hl/. 
 
 CoBRECTOE, «. Corrective, «. v. V. 1. f^?^-&e. ^TTRT- 
 
 2 gMKUlKI, ^ +<U|K1, &c. 
 
 3 jSt^mTTT, ^^ *I'S"IK1, &c. 5|!tq^. 
 
 4 'T^rPP, ^nrvTM +<'JIKI, &c. <(1qm^K!S. 
 COBRELATIVE. o. having a reciprocal relation. M<tN< y^iUMI, 
 
 31-!?|'i|*i»itTr5fT, 3<"iri'^|suqMl, ai-Ml-^-TT^^ ^tft, 
 
 18^ C^ , 
 
 COEEELATIVENESS, n. V. A. qT^TT fWIW. a(T?q>^RNv|OT. ^' 
 
 2b CoRBESPOXD, ». «. le adapted, adequate.^ ^"cv. To TaLXT. 
 
 fTTotut, ^5^, ^I'Jr, =52:ur, ^inTin, ^frrot, ^'T^,^:fPT»t.-^- 
 
 ^\m.- &e. SRT^ 5'. of s. recip. ^Tft/. SR^T g. of o. recip. 
 2 (by epistles, &c. ). ^I^ q5irqt ^^5rR:/.-&c. %^,q=^ 
 «. ^Z. q^ smif y. o/'«. rcc(>. T^qcff R m. %^dr. 
 
 COBBESPOXDEJfCE, «. CORBESPOSDiyG, «. A'. V. 1. rTToET M. », 
 
 ^, "TT^, "T5, <ilrflHirti m. JTcE m. viT»T m. vj^ »» 3?TRT m. 
 
 I. ( as of an event with a prediction ). fTToBT f». »TO/. 
 
 Event corresponding with a prediction. 5i^ m. 
 II. — in commerce. 3?3?T/. 
 III. mast of letters. %l'l<\Msi n. ^jZ. vi|«|^|^ qn^ »». pi. 
 
 COBBESPONDEirT, «. COEEESPONDEB, «. COBBESPOyDIKO, />.«, 
 COBBESPONSIVE, O. V. V. 1. fi^dUIKI, (»13|<^|-ill, vPTTETT, 
 ((*■■« K<<ll, ^HNI, ?TMfHd, 3T5^, flTTf^H, ST^^. 
 
 Coreespoxdext, M. V. V. 2. ^PT^^ir^ft "^f^^ll-i " ^^U I K I. 
 I. — in commerce. ST^rTT m. *W\W »». ^1^?!+ m. [ ^T^/. 
 
 CoRRir-OR, «. gallery or passage in a house. ^RtrftrJ sftoUHt 
 
 Corbioible, a. v. V. 1. Rt?T^, f^?^, iiA% ^. 
 2 §qKNMI'll-vni'wi-&c. 
 
 To Corroborate, v. a. invigorate, t. To Strengthen. ?|I^ 
 /.-i|c4+^/-5l3 «.-^ OT.-&C. ^-vHI"|ff|, qf^ /.-J^+i"! 
 «. ^K^. 
 
 2 estallish, Sfc. v. To Confirm. sni^/.-sjaS w.-&c. ^- 
 ot-JF^-3TT'iI^,^TT^R^, ^«(rt«r'<ui M.-J^'M"! n.^^T^g.ofo, 
 
 Corroboration, n. v. V. 1. — act. ^^^.t[ 3TM^ n. Ac. J^- 
 
 — «/(j/e. sTot^F^/. «toE n. 
 Coeeoboeative, Coeboborant, ft. T. T. 1. q i <j^^ , qVf^, 
 
 5f$^-qJK^-&c. 5R??^. 
 
 2 «(<A+'fl ^uiKI-aHluiuiI'tl, &c. 
 To Corrode, v. a. eat away, <<)|r(i<HWi ?fTot, ?(pt, ^onff, 
 
 Corrosion, m. v. V. — act. ?n^ n. ^oidr w. ?niTrft /. 
 Corrosive, a. v. A. ^nWTTT, ^^ci^iki, &c. 3??^^, ^n^.' 
 Coeeosiveness, n. y. A. 3l^»«Kr|l/. ^fT^^f^ «. 
 2b Coeeuoate, &c. See To Wbinkie, &e. 
 2b CoBRnPT, V. a. make pvtrid, rotten, Sfc. +vi«)«l, ?rs^, 
 fsiMSuf, f«IM4<|ui, f^Hlfl^ or f»B?iat, HI*l«)ff|,5H^TT ^n^, 
 
 2 fig. deprave.^ vitiate, spoil, ftj^fiif , fsi'o|S<<u1, T^"'if, ^- 
 
 ^-arrsnT «^-ym^-^c q^of, fsrii^, fsji^^, saf^Tm 
 
 WI.-&C. SFir# y. o/ 0. 
 To Coeeupt, r. «. become putrid, Sfc. f^, ?Tl^, ft^fl^ 
 f^Rreof or fipTO^, 5TTOot, f^gs^t. 
 2 fig. become depraved, ^c. f«n75ot, f«piR^, ft^SJof ^ ^PT- 
 
 ^ or fii^ I ^ CTr,^rmqt,^=PW-vi^-ynvi?- arr^nrvrg- &c. ^ot. 
 
 3 — fruit, article of food, &c. *!H+'iof, 
 
COS 
 
 im 
 
 cou 
 
 COBSOFT, «. COBBrPTEi),/>. T. V. N. 1. putrid, rotten, Sje. 
 
 Hl^iil, f->1*l, ?r5^, nm^-il, f^I^r5T, &c. ^'J^, ?ft^. 
 2 viiiout, depraved, Sfc. v. "Wicked. 5^, ^TTaHc^T, 
 
 COBRCPTIBLB, O. T. V. N. 1. HI^HH, f^?ft, T"^, ?#l"5. 
 
 CoBHCPriBiUTT, n. V. A. Rh i Rih «. T'^^'TT /. 
 CoBBCPTtxo, CoRRCPTios, n. T. V. A. 1. — act. 5^JT5r^i f^- 
 
 or^^TJ m. 
 
 2— act. STRTwt n. ?TO^ ^T»t «. W^ ^ET^ «• &c filMi"!*/- 
 
 M^^il"! n. ^^T «. — »<a'«- v. "Wickjcdsess. 5^^ n. 3TT- 
 
 I. purulent nuUter, v. Pes. ^w. 
 II. — in grammar. arpJ^T m. STTTTS^ «. 
 UL See Bbibebt. 
 CoiBCTTSEss, n.v_\.i. jvft*mni m. Ac. ?ft«rrTT/. ifWr*rwm. 
 
 2 V. "WlCKEDKESB. J^qUH HI. ^Tf /• ^HHM^Hl/. 
 
 C0B8JITB, n. pirate, ^f^ m. 
 
 2 *(l->i<<i-^ 'irt^m ». 
 CoB«E. See Corpse. 
 
 COBSELET, «. T. AhMOUB. vj<.f(|U| n. 3T^3^ «. 
 
 CoBBET. See Bodice. 
 
 COBTSOB, %. T. TBint. ?^T^/ f^T?^/. 
 
 Cortical, a. hehnjing, ife. to lark, Sfc. ^irrfi-Mi, fTT^, f^^ 
 
 CoBcscATios. See Flash. 
 
 Cos, C0S8, n. — the measore of distance, ^t^ m. <Rt9 m. 
 
 CosET, a. ttuty, eomfortahle, — persons. Q^, fl^TCT. 
 
 2 — places. ^?TT^, ST^TT^nr. 
 Cosmetic, «. kymA, ife. for the tkin. 3^ n. y«'i<i»i «i. 
 Cosmic, Cosmical, a. Mi'kHVtft, ^ni^fT^I^, ^rf^'Tift. 
 
 CosMOfloiTT, «. snijirf^y. ^ntr^fr?/. 
 
 CosKOOBAPirr, n. ^4^f^,ft<4l/. H^rf^ THH w. vmgyPT «• 
 Cosmopolite, w. ^^^H^ft, cni^^, ^nf»K?l. 
 Cost, ii.t. Price. ^TP^ n. f^nnr/. ^nr m. 
 
 Prime c 3!v?fT'T»T/- ^Tf^^TJT/. <H*)rfPfcHH/. 
 
 2 tjtptntt, thmrge. »f^ m. s*ni m. %^ m. [SFFT^. 
 Free of e. f^CTI^i ^'^^i ^^ '*^ ^^1 'f^^^'^i 2" 
 llie ooats exceed the profits, qft ^ >T1t. 
 To lire at one's own c. ^ m. W^-^fT'f-Jltl^, 
 
 3 costs: — in law. ^ m. 
 To Cort, V. a. ifm n.-f^im/.-^ «.-»^ m. pl.'^ m. pl.- 
 
 kc. ^Iwf-WH'l-Wnwr-iT^-^t'f M«. eon. ?^ni%-^l^ in. eon. 
 Costal, a. pertaininj to the lidet or the rib*. ^ifNl, f^- 
 
 Co«TKB-Mo;racB, n. iTWT ftl*wiUI V^^WT??!. 
 
 CotriTB, a. eonttipaUd. an^TWnr, fl^ *^^, ^?^, 
 
 To 
 
 COSTITKinESS, H. T. A 
 
 C, with flatulence. WWPT ••. { rVmf. 
 
 CotTLtnst, n, T. A. j^/. ^l5Wm •• ^J^'Pn/. "fW; 
 
 Costly, a. sumptuout, high-priced, v. Deab. HIWI ^RNI, 
 
 ^ f^Hrft^, «lf*llrtT, «l5*Jf<4, W^I'Jr'M, ^3Tf . 
 
 CosTC ME, n. T. Dress. '^ ^xy. ipT or %n or %^ m. "^TN 
 or"VT^ m. ^^TRT or"^Tr^ "». ^UTr m. fe*rRT «». 
 
 CO-SUFFEBEB, «. ^W^:^. 
 
 Cot, n. v. Hut. ^Z n. #^/. ff^ or ^/. «rJr^/. 
 
 2 V. Bedstead, ^^tr «. <?'««. ^TRpj n. ttt^ w». 'IHn »». 
 A swinging c. si1mi*i m, 
 Cot-^ uea:s, n. wian !c/iO busies himselj in women's affairs, 
 ^c. «lN<mi, 5lFT?qT, «l^.-+qi, 5Rf-^, 5[t5»n flMI«)I, ^fS- 
 
 COTEMPOBABT. See COXTEMPOBABT. 
 
 Cotebie, n. c/kJ. ^F^b. -m+loiS or -m<Hl^»». 
 
 Cottage, «. v. Hut. *i'iH^/. ^TT^n. ^/. ^?l^/. <SlM^ 
 
 /. #T!I ». ^ or ^/. 
 
 2 a small but tasteful dwelling. ^^^f^^Tr^ tn. 
 
 COTTAGEB, CotTEB, fl. ^im^TT, ^T^^, jP-PlVl^, ^f^<T. 
 
 Cottos, «. — the plant. ^Nfft/. «hiMlti m. <t>iHl<0/. Some 
 species of the cotton-plant are '^«I*lMflt, ^^Tr^, <M+I- 
 «nft,>R^rrT?ft, f'^^Fmft-— the produce, ^rj^ m. ^q^ 
 w. n. flf? m. 
 
 Bow used in carding c. tf^^Jc^ or ^H^fH/. ^^ «• 
 
 Carded c. ITcET »n. ^/. C m. 
 
 C.-seed. ?TT^/. *tT^/- 
 
 C. -thread. ^ «. 
 
 Cushion or case stuffed with c. +.'j1im m. 
 
 Dry culm remaining of c.-plant. <T%^|^/. 
 
 Flock of c. f4<jr5 m. 
 
 Flocks of c. ( floating in the air ). ^idHr* m. 
 
 Pat of c. ( as steeped in a dje, &c. ). ^mn^ ^/. 
 
 Plantation of the c.-plant. q«^ fl. 
 
 Silk c-tree. ^TT^ w ?n^/. — Gumof it. ^t^R^ «. 
 — Pole of it ( used as rafter, Ac. ). flR^TT m. 
 
 Stuffed with c. Quilted with c. «:^, *v*K^[. 
 
 To card c. y^<t>uf. 
 
 To seed ( extract the seeds of ) c. «R^, SJhfof, — In- 
 strument of extracting the seeds, ^z^ n. 
 2 cotton cloth. g?TT% ^m n. g<ft 'fm n. Some sorts 
 are <TPT «. ^•ilil ♦». ?TT^/. 
 COTTOS, a. belonging to c. gift, 5»!T^, ^NW, *wif^<»>. 
 C0TT05 CLEA5EB. fl. f^nJtrtt. — the instrument of. g«<ii »». 
 
 COTTOK-OIlf, «. ^^ fl 
 COTTOJt-PBESS, fl. MTT «. ^IT^/. 
 
 COTTLEBOB, fl. seed-lobe. inS^/. 
 
 To Coccn, p. fl. lower, cower, yij^r, ^^ •TO'^r-ani'^, ^ w. 
 
 To Coccii, t>. a. lay down as on a couch. fSf^l^, »m^, %- 
 f^t, il^iif. [f^-^n'^-Ac. ^x^. 
 
 2 iw*o/w, include, v. To Imply. nrnT». 1^ g. of 0. ni- 
 
 3 ( spear, Ac. ) BmmT-Ac. *R^-%^4fl^^, 
 
 4 ( a cataract. ) g^ ^r^. 
 
coir 
 
 190 
 
 COTt 
 
 Couch, n. v. Bedstead, qjjn m. ^Z\f. pop. W'-f- <tnd dim. 
 ^Z^ n. W^ or jixiqi pop. HT^^ or HT^ m. (T^T «. 
 2 «o/a, ^-c. seat for re*/,— gener. ^T^'TT/. 5IWT «. gW?T- 
 'PT n. g^n^^n"/. g^^/. gW^PT n. ^ or #?( m.w. 
 from the English. 
 CoocHANT, a. ^ tTTi^, ^ «f??T SRRtc^. 
 Cotjoir, w. ^T!p?5T or <a"1-!irti vi. ^^/. ^PT^T «i. 
 ConsumptiTe c. ^<<q;i^ »». 
 Dry wheezing c. %^ f. 
 Whooping c. ?ti^ <'ri*r9l »», 
 Lingering and moist c. ^ «. m. One affected with 
 
 it. t^, #5ft, t^npfr. 
 
 Obstinate dry c. esp-of horses & cattle stw/. ffRT- 
 tjft/. Affected with it. jf^TT. [sf^. 
 
 ^b Cocair, ». «. w^ or <M7«uf, ^ft^T^, <Mi*i«l, ^RI^, 
 To c. whoezingly. ^Rpit. 
 
 A fit of coughing. 3»r55 or ^"H^f. ». ^. <'fl'J>r<< I ■=[)«■(/. 
 To Co\jQn,v.a.tBith up. expecloi-ale.^ 1 +tui i^Ml+H «TT|t dl+uf. 
 Council, n. H+(rtd+<uiKi-«ft H55ft/. li^nTOHT/. ^HT/. K- 
 f^WMM »». 
 
 Award or decision of a c. ^H^<< m. 
 Member of c. v. Cocnsellob. ^HT^, ^«r. 
 Member ( ot other person ) present at a c. ^T^fR 
 »^\<AH. [H^niTHT/. 
 
 COUKCIL-CHAMBEB, CoUNCIL-HAtL, «. ^PTT/ f^«J|UI<jlHI W». 
 
 CouNCiLLOE, w. member of a c. v. Counselloe. ^PTTB^, 
 
 4?iRlrl<\K' ( a formation from the English with ^ ). 
 Counsel, n. advice. H«ri<H /. 3^?r m. ?rf5T »». JT^ »». gf^- 
 
 2 scheme, measure, device, S;c. counselled out. RnK »». 
 
 Band holding c. «J>^i« n. 
 Betraying or divulging c. *T^H^ «. 
 Deep or complex c. ^f^is^ m. 
 Of deep c. HH3?n, ^TTgsff, JTT+j'^J'^K. 
 Nice or delicate c. HF^ H^rf<H/. 
 Well digested c. ^R^ f^--IK m. 
 " All whose c. Cometh to pass. " ^Ir'Rf^rT, 
 To keep one's own c. 3TTO=ft »nTSfT-3TrTf^»fh!-3TRc5T 
 %^-&C. 3TPT??TT T^frR %?>jf. 
 
 3 See CoNsuLTATiOK. 
 
 To Counsel, v. a. v. To Advise, jfj^MP^ w.-^f^/.-ft^fRfl*.- 
 
 3T6g?5/.-&C. ■dl'iwt, M^rfdZ-H^fT »«/. ^. 
 Counselled,;?, v. V. TTt^, *Tftr=T, arfvrtt^. 
 CocssELLixa, n. y.Y.— act. gf^^ ?Ttnotn. &c. JTSTT «. 3T- 
 
 Secret c. Tt^'iRt f. 
 
 CouNsELi.oB, «. V. V. jf^j^n^ ^rinuiKi, &c. n^ft, arfsmrrr, 
 
 I. member of a council. ?THre^, H«T,?rm^Tf^, ^TTTTf^. 
 IMfts of a king or ruler ). JT=3ft, 3mTr«T, ^ff^ ^t^T^, 
 
 III. Sec Lawieb. 
 
 To Count, ». a. member, reckon. lOM, H l vrftfj , H^iu j, irtTrfY 
 
 /.-HMuO /.-»Tt^»J^ /.-'n'PT n.-»n»PTT /.-*)<.»«II /. -&e. 
 
 ^^ffofo. [55^. 
 
 2 account, regard, v. To Value. JTT«1^, HM" r, TT^, 
 To Count, v. n. KrsfvsTfrT ^, Tftw aM^I'H "re'^T. 
 
 2 on; re<?*o» on, rely. Hi^^l ?».-3Tq^ «.-&c. 3^, 5^^^ 
 
 with ^. 
 Count, n. 4i^rfi*i?i ^ q^ sn^. 
 
 Countable, o.v.V.l. »luiNMl'll-&c. 'if^JM***, T^PT, '|U|vftq. 
 Counted, p. v.V. A. 1. J|U|rffji, &c. nP'TfT, ift^lf^, ^^^qr- 
 
 2 JTt^r^HT, &c. 
 Countenance, n. visage, features, Y. Face. 5?T«. frfs^^uin. 
 dii^'il m. %^ «. %^TnflTT w». 
 
 Change of c.fthrough shame, alarm, &c.) tf^^rnfn. 
 
 Freshness and liveliness of c. it(i<(\f. i^ i^ /. H^At 
 m. ^^ift/. 5?rsft/. H<rUI'l »». H<H ■=<<<?/. 
 
 Of a fine or handsome c. %^^^, g^. 
 
 Of a laughing or smiling c. ^*:<JM^, ^R^T^^, 
 
 A weeping c. ^5^ tffs «. ?^ §Ttt/. 
 
 Of a weeping c. iidli^l'. 
 
 Putting out of c. g<HHW^ n. 
 
 To let the c. fall. ^ n-J?!/- TfR^t j. of a. 
 
 To keep in c. Tra/. <l<^ ^. o/^ o. 
 
 To put out of c. <^T^ M^NI'H OT^. 
 
 It was as much as I could do to keep my count- 
 enance. ^ yii«r<di Ht^T 3^ W^. 
 
 I could not keep my c. ^r^wf^f^T H^t^TT. [^S^. 
 2 air.1 look., aspect. %^ffi. 5?T/. '^^^. ^^/. 3TT^JRt«. 
 % favorable regard, v. Fatoe, Patkonaoe. ^Mli^f^/. ?v- 
 
 2b Countenance, v. a. t. To Pathonize, To Fatoe. ^p<jt- 
 ^/.-'T'R/.-StoBT OT.-&C. JpT'T-^^-^ot, «TT3/. U^y. 
 of o. mittfl Mlrfuj, H^i^lHl/ ^J^, 
 
 COUNTEB. See CONTEABT,COSTEAKrwiSE. 
 
 CouNTEB, n. ^jcce used in counting, ^^f.'^^^rftf. ^t^ n. 
 
 2 board or table of a shop. ^1+1 /. =^^ «. 
 To COUNTEBACT, V. a. ^m4 ' i\M OT-- xit»!.°<4 I MK »n.-&c. ^n^iif- 
 
 ■•(Irl^uf or ^i;?s?T-&c. i^liu'l-^^^-Ac. srfrf^R w.-ijffif^^jr 
 
 -&c. gr^ft^, drfiuf, iftsot, ^fs"^, 'iTr'f. 
 
 COUNTEBACTEE, «. COUNTEEACTEKO, p. a. V. V. ^^^Z ^TT 
 ^4U1I<I-^F57T HI4yiH,l,&C.Sffr)*K+, Mfrl+K-Ac. ^)TTf-^rft- 
 &C. Slfrl^il'D, *l<4^f1l, 
 
 COUNTEEACTION, W. T. V. TtTC OTTT ^T?5^ «. 3c^ o^NK 
 
 »«. MPi+H w. Mr<ir*<<l/. *I<4'^HH«. 
 GocNTEEBALANCE, n. equivalent weight, ^e. ^j^ or '^jSS\ f. 
 
 tT5T »». 3TPT5 or 3TPTtl «. 'EnTTRT^-TTt'TR^ f^'W »».- 
 
 "Tre/.-Ac. 
 
 2 «fa<f of equipoise, i^^^^\r*, m. *intti*-^ n. TR^RTrTT/. 
 2b CoUNTEEBALANCE, V. a. act against with equal weight, be 
 
 equivalent to. rTlrfUJ, ni^ «T^, 3*"1<1 ^, 'RT^-^RT- 
 
 'TR-'dHd~lrf-^RTPT-&C. aT^^ 
 
COTT 
 
 191 
 
 COTT 
 
 COCKTEBCHASM, «. 3HJK^ m. Wf^*l<«t>H^ CT. HplHMIM «. 
 COCSTEH-KTIDENCE, «. Jr^-lWIlfl/ Wfrl*K* W^ ♦»• 
 
 jTo Cocstebfeit, p. a. copy fraudulently, T. To Fobge. q»T- 
 ei% 'nw?/.-^ * -f»T^ pop. »ft^ fi.-%7 m.-Ac. qrof-^^ 
 
 2 See To Imitate. 
 CocyTEBrEiT, a. T. False. H+p11, ^TT, «RK^3T, ^t^, 
 
 ^•l^W, WT'IHI, *14HI, ^^, *R«H, tWMl, fn^^. 
 CoOTERiEiT, «. /Amy mWf Ml fraudulent imitation. f^PT 
 
 ^/>. »ft?T n. ^^ n. g;^ m. «. 
 
 2 See Deceiveb, Htpocrite. 
 To CorsTEBMASD, p. a. J-l-t^+M-qr^T J^m.-Ac. ^-^Tof, 
 
 C0f>-TEB1IA5D, n. 3^57 J^«. IT^T l^"*- ^TJTTX'fT 5^»». 
 
 Coc.VTEBXABCH, «.««rcA 6«cifc. gc?J^».m. %T^».». ITrT- 
 
 ^n. m. MrWI'lHHn. 
 CooTEB-MVBE, n. ok/w" ffoZi. Tlf'm/. Il^m. 
 CocsTEB-PAJTE, «. ( of a bed ). q?PWlW«». 
 COF5TEB-PABT, n. gr<TRTm. 3?5^i». Hfrl«i1'ftm. 5^t5T». ^f^- 
 
 To CoiSTEE-poisK. See To Cocsteb-balascb. 
 
 CotrSTEB-SCABP, «. ^Wt/. 
 
 3o COCXTKB-8IQ5, V. a. H^A\^f. ^FT^, ^^^^ qra^-^j^. 
 
 C0inSTEB-SIG5ATUBE. H^ri l ^ /. F5[/. 
 
 Jb COU5TEB-TAIL. See To Couxteb-balasck. 
 Coc5rEB-wEiOHT, «. uxight to eounter-hcHance a veuel. 3T- 
 
 ^or 3T»Ttl <>»• aiPTl*- MTTm. 
 To Coinn-EB-woBK, t. o.t. To Couitteract. srf^^nT»».-srf<t- 
 
 flf^f ^Tof. 
 Coc.vTWo, «. T. V. A. !.—«<•/.. ntJiiJfn. 4c. qiJT^n. wR' lui- 
 
 CO05TIS0-BOCSE. »l. U||«J|-mM<| %UMKI^ 9T »!, 
 
 5^" 
 
 CocjrtBiriKD. See Bcvnc, Bubal. 
 CoomriT, «. region, land, territory, \tfiit. W^ 
 irM«». Kn». W*«. lf*f /• 
 
 At, in, to, Ac. erery c. ^^ff^ll. 
 
 Centre or heart of a c. »T«WT^)ii. 
 
 Ciutonis and manners of a c. ^IPn?!/.X<n^lT«. ^- 
 (tPff. \^fiH^ium. 
 
 Foreign c. ^r'iitm. ftr^m. ^?lt?!T»i. ^itt^m.^w^f. 
 
 Inhabited or peopled c. ^m'f or wm^ f 3R^m. 
 
 h'atire c. ^t;^ m. *Pjf*»/. ^*»»»jfiH/. TrTpPTFin^ n. 
 m. fH^l^f^f. 
 
 Of a far c. ^TT^T^, fT^lT^. 
 
 Betiding in a foreign c. «TT^, swnft, fTWrrft, ^TJ- 
 
 Tbe low c. \^^m. 
 
 Inhabitaot of low c. \KW(t. 
 
 Jo ntnrn to one'i natire c. ^ ^n^. 
 
 2 rural part*. %% <IT%n. ilT|T Tt^m. 'I'KNI^i-m xf^^w. 
 
 3 villaget and hamlets, — as distinguished from towns. 
 nt^%fl'«. pi. «ii««'ii«<««. aiisM*/. tfiMl^n. 
 
 CocKTBT, a. v. BuSTiC. %S 'IH-=(I, %?5TT Wi*yNI, ^flSTT <TT- 
 
 2 produced in the e. TMil'fl, Hrl+H, TK^, lt^, ^t- 
 CooNTBYMAN, «. on« of the same c. ^xc^^^m. ^5H^m. ^^- 
 
 2 rustic, peasant, sieain,hind. ^ 'iN-^l HIUJH, ^tcnjfc?rr, 
 
 f^, ?T5nvfW, ^^. — as used contemptuously, and as 
 corresponding with Cloicn, clodhopper, boor, lout. 3TT5n- 
 ST^TT, airSMd^l, ^i*(w*il, ^T^T5»TT, TF^, ^TT^ft, <MH|U1^- 
 
 COUNTT, n. STfrTOT. ^^if^MI'im. 
 
 The common words expressing certain Divisions of 
 a country, and thus, somewhat answering to County, 
 Shire, Circuit, District, Province, Hundred, ^'c. are ^- 
 
 CouNTY-TOwiT, fi. <h^^l «• somcwhat answers. 
 
 CODP DE MAJN, n. sm n. goTT m. v. qT?5. 
 
 Coup DE soLEiL, n. 3'^HI '^R^ »»• V^f.^^f. ^zf. 
 
 •i'\\-4\ W^f frfU^f 
 CorPLE, n. Jroce, two, pair. ^^^f. ^^^^or ^^^f. ^^ n. 
 
 g;^ n. gq- «. ( in comp. as J^^^q', ^«^<<, H>c<^*( «. ) 
 
 3^ n. 5^ «• 5^ «• 'HTr^ ». 
 
 2 OTo/e ^-female. %5T w. 'i^i^ «. ^jftt n. ggw. PtVT n. 
 A married c. ^ftj^ n. ^qrft n. m. sjiTrq »». ^tir n. 
 A newly married c. 5flt^ or aft^ «. 3^nft n. jpi. or 
 
 ^I5T». — Entertainment given to them, art^f dnpT «. 
 
 — Their first Tisit to the family god ( goinj to church). 
 
 8 frame oftramverie raftert, Sfc. ^Nt/ ^TfTT/. ^T w. 
 
 f^f ^\m\ or JTtnrrw. 
 
 2b Couple, v. a. join two together. ^^\ttf. ^?:Dt-irtvTot-^n^- 
 
 ^, v^/. yw«if, v»ri««i, 
 
 2 See To Mabbt. 
 To Couple, c. «. See To Copulate. 
 CouPLwr, n. ?rt^ m.'k^f. 
 
 COVRAOK, COUBAOEOU8KM8, tl. V. BOLDyESS. ft^Jm/. ft- 
 
 ^ M. anw «• 
 
 To loTO c. tftr fn.-'3=tWHPT n.-<tc. ?TF5t-^iluf, tftr w. 
 5^, ^ W. g^'^ <TT«r ff». />/. 'R^-'TnT m. ^. Hltut- 
 II? n. pi. M^m g. of ». ^PT w. ;>/. qr^, tFHT/ «I<t3V-^- 
 I^-*^^ y. o/ *• ft^ <"■ ^^'n/. /»/. ^>t^ g. of s. 
 
 To take c. To pluck up c. 5*T »».-3TTffR n.->'5r n.-Jio. 
 
 CocBAOEOOt, a, T. Bold, ^jt, f^«-Mfi5H, f^t-Hrfi , fC ' Hd l i i, 
 ^^*^^"> •I'ft^l*) WftfT, 
 
CG^ 
 
 COUEAOEOUSLY, odv. V. A. ttJld BOLDLT. ^«f-3H^nT-&C. ^- 
 COUEIEB, M. V. MeSSESGFB. vfi I <^<\, ^Rft^, ^rl+KI OT ^<=bUl, 
 
 •t.l'l-O. [*ji«i"n/. 
 
 Course, «. career, race, run. 5^/. tn^/. ^tNtt/. tTt^ n. 
 2 ( as of a river, road, &e. ). ^TfT or ^TT^Jft/. Ht4 »». 
 
 8 race-ground. iJKilrfl-H^ or 5[I^<t 'JTT^TT/. "^^^ 'jIFTT/. 
 
 sft^^^fN^ stttt/. 
 
 4 progress, proceeding, process, nfrf/. ^TR^/. THT n. ^■ 
 ^ m. srffrT/. SHTTf OT. 
 
 Course of time. sf)I?!'lfrf/. [ IrT/. 
 
 Hobbling nnd halting c. (of a work, &c. ). ai'lfri+M- 
 
 5 method oj life, train of actionc, procedure. ^V3^f. 3Tt- 
 ar M. ^oEUT «. jflaST OT. Pif^Pl^TT OT. f^rer/. -"^Irf-MrfUi- 
 ^/ |f¥|^ «• ^fl%/- ^/ ^^/- ^/- ^f^/- ^- 
 
 Devious or evil c. J^HT^f, ''iii^l, 3TO^*rnf. [ of. 
 
 To turn to an evil e. TT^/. fjn^T^ or \<}\*\i[ f. «|)^- 
 To enter on a right c. <^ufttf pllMui, (and To set upon 
 
 &c. — rtiiwl,) HPrtn ^AH'h, «n%^ ^. 
 
 C train, tenor, line or order of proceeding. ^;^\^f.^^\o^m. 
 
 ^^'JI n. cjotHdl OT. ftfrf 2J0;j. ^/. nrf OT. ^VCf. VTRT w. 
 
 mki^sVt OT. trft^ffr^S n. sRhia ot. tps m. #^ OT. ?tsr^- 
 
 JT OT. afr^T «. /. ?Rf^ or ^vdf. ^f. ST^ OT. Jfoft/. 
 
 OTT3^4 n. 
 
 C. through ages without beginning, 3T^lf^M<mi/. 
 
 C. of events or Nature. *lfrt/. 
 
 Of c. As a matter of c. as a natural consequence. ^- 
 
 Of C. (W a matter of rule. ^^^^^^ or n*TFf, %»ft. 
 
 Of due c. ?J!T^ ^5^, ftTft^, ^^=^. 
 
 Of c. to he sure, certainly. 31emd, ^nft^, 
 
 Tliat is of c. of natural consequence. ?T^^Tr«rr, ti^^^n- 
 
 That is of c. of rule, Pl4|*4MI or ^KT^, 
 To chalk or mark out a c. for. ^ or \^f. aft^ ^ 
 or «FT^^. 
 
 To come in the c. of (conversation, Ac). a^faSt^ ^. 
 To fall into or along with the c. ( or custom ) of, ?- 
 
 To take another c. ^H ». »l^«"f-^l5«f. 
 
 7 regular succession, v, Okdeb. ^^it>*\ m. ifiTT m. qRm<f| 
 
 8 ( as of ceremonies or works ). aiH^R n. 
 Conductor of a c. aiHyi-ft, ai^^Mi. 
 
 9 courses, v. Menses, jk^t «. T^ «• 
 To CouBsE, V. a. chase, t. To Hukt. '?KW/.-^W^/.-frn^/. 
 
 -aigvn^ n.-&c. sRut^r. o/o. 
 To COLESE, c. «. rtt», S(c. ^tI?!^ sfl^, c«(Rd'l^^ MW"!. 
 CouBSEE, n. f^'PlfHT-&c. W m. 
 
 192 COT ^ 
 
 COUBT, «. ( of a king, Ac. ), pa-ace. <M^15I»». ^i+K^l^l m. 
 
 2 retinue, Sfc. of a king.^ body of courtiers. <I-j1M3r5 «. ^- 
 v»14^T OT. ^Z. Tr^T^TT/. TTfT'pT m. pi. <\<fllOMH"i^ ot. ;;/. 
 
 3 royaZ audience, levee, ^c. <M<^<«1I<ot. ^^UTTw. iM+'IO 
 /. ^rW/ r4^|UK<«lK OT. TM^HT/.'^MR^r^*) /. JT^TOH 
 or H^\<fi*sf. 
 
 Familiar with courts and levees. ^i^^lKK^JT, <\i*|KW- 
 
 Friend at c. 5T«ft ot. 
 
 Full c. T^^^ OT. >i<HW3H or JTiTTt?^/. *n^^/. 
 
 Holding a c. or levee. ^?r«nT »«. 
 
 In, at, to, before the c. J^. 
 
 In open c. ^Iv{l<HvHIrt«, 
 
 4 ( of justice ). ar^F^/. ^TT^reTT/. ?rT^f«. f^^HT^- 
 5TT OT- ^Mg^l^ «. «r^?TT?5T/. trff^TT/. trnfftTRTT n. ^t<t 
 or "FiS^w. is now used. 
 
 Civil c. f^iHuft ai'^lrW/. 
 
 Criminal c. <frlvl<!lO 31<^lriH/. 
 
 Highest c. <7/e Sadar Addlut. ^RJT/. ?T^3ira[Tr^tT/. 
 
 5 ( of public business ), hall, Sfc. ^t[f. ^^Tn^TTT m. 
 ^TST^ «, [/ ^TT/. 
 
 6 meeting for the administration of pull ic lusiness. W^i\ 
 
 1 body of Judges. i-m*<|tftW ot. pi. ^TPT^PTT/. •^Nl'lt^- 
 ?l^ m. 
 
 8 T, Tabd. at^R or apFf «. ?^ or ?ra5 w. [^rfnTir «. 
 
 C. before the mansions of the Great. HIuO+.-mT^ot. tT- 
 Square or oblong c. ^^ m. =^r^«<l<?ft/. 
 
 9 See Flatteet, 
 To Court, p. a. seek in marriage, woo. HHIuft/. ^FTof-VISof^ 
 
 r«i«) i ^"^j^.»i^ m. ^^ g- of 0. ?5«i«iSi »r3T^ sprit y. of 
 
 0. f5RT^4f^fTT«nT n. ^f^. 
 
 2 tcoo by praising, fawning upon, ^'c. v. To Flatteb. 
 arpN't, armvif , *RT5ft or *Tv»m+l Hl'l«i, 3ft or vftsft- 
 ^t^ interj. JpT^'f-'^'it. 
 
 COUET-DAT, «. qpnf H<U*(MI ^^^ OT. 
 COCET-DBESS, «. <^'(41I0M*I')I+.OT. 
 
 Coubt-house, «. ^Ht vTFIt/. 
 
 CotJBT-MAETIAT,, «. (5?nFfta4<^|rlrf /. 'Sf^+'^N'tt'TT/. #^- 
 
 irr^cS n. is in common use from the English. 
 CouET-TAEB, n. aiT(ur t>r art'M n, 
 CoDBTEn, J?. T. V. 2. aiKiMt^rti, &c. amrf^nr, ^TifSirr. 
 
 CouBTEOrs, a. polite, — persons, v. Civil. «JlrfHt(|r4H 'ejI'WI, 
 2— manners, &e. JTTJB^jfhlT, '^^^Mpi'O-m, ?T><<h«ii-hi. 
 
 COUBTEOUSLT, «<Zr, V, A, H|UJ*)+t^, 'J^*(H«II^,&C, ^fN- 
 COUETEOUSNESS, COUBTEST, «, T.A. ^\^^^f. *l^^'<^\i\C\ f. 
 
 I^TTT m. -i^P^mW^if ^«T?TT/. ??«rT'm^ m. fiTOTT/. 
 
 By^ c. THret^, *TPTT?TT€f, HMI*J5?T. 
 
 Courtesies and civilities, — compreh, 31|<^<3MMK »». 
 
 pi. 3TT^?m OT. i»'- arr^TTH m. pi. 
 
COV 193 
 
 CouBTEB, n. T. V. 1. cSHI'Hlil TSTft-TT^-Ac. rti«i«iKi, f^- 
 2 WM4 *<«ItTT, &c. SHiwVt <>r ^, JTH^JT^ift^, 5ft Or vft- 
 
 3ft-^r»ft-*<.'nRi-*^uiuii<i, anrm^, ^tt^. [ j.tt/. 
 
 CBTESAS, n. T. HaBLOT. ^^E^TftTJT/. ^RNff/. ^^^ft/. %- 
 LITEST, «. l(t% 'HT'T n.-^?r^ «. 
 / ' CocBTEST, V. «. rfH^ n.-^?pr n. «PT^. 
 C OLBTIEK, n. y^KlMH^<< m. XTJTJJ^ m. <T^'J?T »». 
 
 Courtiers — collectiyely, <M»1«d «. 'T*rt^'*dl /. i>?. 
 
 2 See FLATTEiEB. 
 
 Couwixo, n. V. v. 2. — ac<. »JM^ «. aiKra'f «. Ac 3TT- 
 
 3^ m. mMl.un/. aiKimr/. ?9T^^/. 
 CocKTLisxss, n. V. A. ^vjfTr/. i^#t/. g^sTTHT/. 
 CouBTLT, a. belonging, guitalh, Sfc. to a court. <S<«||0, ^^- 
 
 COCKTSHIP, n. act of wooing in lore. aH^lfi ifHf STM^ 
 
 Coc3i>', n. — gener. *<l<l< n. *Tr3i m. «J^ui /. «i^ w. ^'g^PT 
 ffi. q^jpft /• «^jlf*iM vt. j. — paternal uncle's child 
 ( male or fenude), -^rfdilHi n. — pat. uncle's son, "J- 
 rtrlMIA, ^rW'tg. — pat. uncle's daughter. ^rid<1^<T. 
 — pat. aunt's child, WMHI«(S «. — pat. aunt's son, 3rr%- 
 Tn, aiM*!^. — pat. aunt's daughter. -m<1«|^tui. — mater- 
 nal uncle's child, HI<4HN< n. — maternal uncle's son, 
 «I^MI*, mi*^^. — maternal uncle's daughter, Ml*^*l^- 
 01. — mat. aunt's child, HIAHMI<ii n. — mat. aunt's son. 
 «l*«*tlA, mA«^^. — mat. aunt's daughter, m<&^«|^u|, 
 
 CO-UTEBCTE, a. ^^t^, FKpft^. 
 
 Co\ E, «. V. Cbeek. wi^j- [ ftr/. 
 
 C'<JVP.5A5T, «. T. AOBEEUEKT. ^TTT m. ^HTT »». ?i%?T w. srfJT- 
 
 2 paiper oj agreemeiU. ^^m^^T^J vt. 
 2'<» COVESAST, V. H. V. To AOBEE. ^TR "i.-snT m.-Ac.^^. 
 Conram-XEKFUO, «. sprrft, flrHMplfl, «rl«-«H, «i<l*i*t>rq. 
 
 3b COTEK, «. a. overspread and hide. -Ulttfl^ul, afn^T»t, ST- 
 *Bn^, wnw^, *|li*"if, iHI--tfH.«1, n.-arif ^ B.-WTTH «.- 
 
 2 conceal, r. To Hide. Ht^, »t^, »N^,^mT ^-*rOit, 
 
 8 ei*#e »»<A a lid or top. ^t^, ^T^nn, «t^, «1^, fft- 
 
 VI ".-Ac intfdr. 
 
 4 be Joined with ths f mm U in i wnrri cayrflM. gTTgt^?I»f. 
 To be oorerad— female beMt.««d^. 
 
 5 ( ezpenaes, Ac. ) w4 Ml'II^TI jrm •nT'f. 
 CoTiB, M.— gener. eooohnj thing or cau$e. an^W^ m. »TT- 
 
 f^wi n. hH\^ «. 
 Under the c. of. 3TTV. 
 
 from uoder the c. of. arrff . [ ^. 
 
 Under the c. of night. H'sfHr <nr^ «w?*n^-^r»?«rr- 
 
 THaX in under the c. of. 3m^, virtV^. 
 2 eoneenlinj cniue, tcrecn, Hind. i^llMI^ m. V|^ m. 
 
 •tmifif a. f*»fwm •• [ fWT/. 
 
 8 okoUering enmte; iktUer. OTI^m •*• WTW «». <(V^ / 
 4 (at of a pillow, coucb, cnahioo, Ac. ) ^^ is. •mnft 
 
 COV 
 
 5 ( as over a carriage, palanquin, Ac. ). gwT or ^p^ 
 m. 5^/ 3T«fT w. n^nToft/. Hr*A^ n. 'l^'ff^ »». ^TT^Wm. 
 
 G lid, top. frf ^"T «. ^rrm «. ^t^PT ». sfTTr «. srrr m. ^- 
 
 ^^/. t)i+>Jr n. 'H<'i)+) w. <!:T"T<T n. ^STT W. f^'TR n. 
 
 1 under brtith, Sfe. fTT^ /. 
 
 8 ( at a meal ) SH' m. TK n. 
 
 9 pretext, v. Peetesce. ft^ /)o/). Jft^ n. s^TT^ n. 
 
 10 ( of a letter ) envelope. ?5T5?it^ »». 
 
 COTEKED.JJ. V. V. 1. 311-^|(^-^rfl, &C. 3< | x-J | f^r< , 3TT^1J^, 
 
 M-^lf^d, M*ti«»), aTT^fH^, 3(TT^?f , STTfT, 311+^uf (in comp. 
 as MMl^uf, 5=l?^MI+^yf, f WJ>m, ^w<l*)"f, virfi+ri«i, 5- 
 tMI*l"f). 
 
 2 Sjin-.^rll, &C. |55r, Wf?rf|rT, frlilf^d, 31Kdlf^d. 
 COTCBEB, «. CovEBixo, /». a. V. V. 1. 3< l -c^|(^u |TTT, Ac. arr- 
 
 ^3T^, H-t^i'^'f), STT^lfT^-Ac. ?pTTf-^JTft-Ac. 
 
 2 *ji*uiKi, &c. ^rt^PTT, ^Tw^., st^rr, arr^ifT^, wT^rhrp. 
 
 COVEBIXO, ft. T. V. l.~act. 3TT^^ot». 3TK^». &c. 3TT- 
 
 ^gi^n. 3(l«|<«in. ^rs^T^w. 
 
 2— <«;<. 5rMif«. ^T'fT ^n. Ac. Shufl/. 
 
 I. <*/fy covering; thing concealing, See CovES. II. cfo- 
 
 tAwy, T. Clothes, qnrc^w. srmT^«. %^^». 
 CovEBLET, «. iFJqfrnw. 
 COVEBT, a. sheltered, not exposed. m^tT^., W?#t, 3n«l^- 
 
 '^\pop. art^'Tr^, w^^nr, ^*imjhi. 
 
 2 hidden, v. Skcket. ^ter, W. 
 
 3 disguised^ sarcastic, Sfc. visOMI-*?!, ^TTftMY, ?^vfNr, 
 
 C. speech. ssTMTfip/. [rf^^. 
 
 4— a married woman. ;T^=«rT% ^?rrvft^-&c. »T^«^, T- 
 
 CovKUT, n. ahelU'T, hiding place. rSqw/ ^IT/. fTR?/. 3TT- 
 
 sSfmn.pop. 3TrerT»i. STlitOTw. 
 
 Under c. ailtH'l^Ci. 
 
 CovEBTLT. See Secbetly. [TTfTT/. 
 
 CovEBTUEE, «. »<i7/e of a married woman. ^Tij tft^d l/. Hff^- 
 
 To Covet, f. n. i* ajlcled with strong desire. ?yt^, 551!^, 
 
 Bt*r»».-^/.-Ac. g?rolr I'n.con. ^iv-^m^ij-psII^-Ac.^. 
 
 To Covet, v. a. desire earnestly, v. To Destbe. ?5t»T«.-?!T<5;- 
 ^f.-^\w^f.*JxAg.ofo. 3TfH??mf, arf^TOTTm. «P^ y. 
 
 ofo. ?5T^w. ^y. 0/0. 
 Covetiso, n. V. V. A.— ac/. Bt>T HK^in. '- nfi^^n^ n. Ac. 
 
 BTfVm. r. ^, <^«». 3lf*?r9IT w. 
 Covetous, a. cupidinous., avaricious, greedy. ?jNt, r5T?!^, 
 
 5, 5»*T, ?5t^, rsft'pfV, ri^sm— in liish dcKrco. ?^>n*ft- 
 
 ST, ^rmi^H, ??t*mq, ^JTr^H^F, sfhnf??, s^rr^stJT, jfhrr- 
 
 5^, rti*ii'2<,fl^r4f. Womo terms for « covetous person are 
 
 armPTnor anm^fn, !«iM«'?i4t<iw amtwtCT=«TT, yr?<<H 
 
 2 (of wealth or ricltci.). t^^^pft, t^TrJf, ^W<«1*ft , H^- 
 
cow 
 
 194 
 
 COX 
 
 COVETOCSHESS, n. -V.A. 1. fftTOT. OT5^/. ff^/. ^ft^OT. ^- 
 WJm. QUfv{^V^m. ^I«('^HU||«. Kl^m. n%<<+)l/. rflrUHl/. 
 
 Free from c. ?^Mi«('l*i or fnilotl, p5)H^H-&C. fsR^fT. 
 2 KHr^m. q^HioiT/. ynnil/. STsSfiFr'Tw. 
 
 Covet, «. v. Flock. <t^»». |rf^/. ^/. 
 
 Cow, 71. TTT/. ^3/. nt/. nt/. (ia comp. as 'ftH^, 'll^M, 
 'Hmw), *nirfl /. — in contempt. i|i««irt. im^n. — in 
 endearment. niT^w. MNcit/. HN<fl (or MWi^ & TFTSft), 
 
 0. conceiving whilst suckling. r1M»ll*ft/. 
 
 0. produce, (milk, butter, &c.). ntTfl^*". 'I»T'». 
 
 C. that bears annually. *)'i«f|''l/. 
 
 C. that reconceives in six months, ym^ or ^TTKT- 
 
 C. -track. Jt^ »». nfs/. n. »Tt«q^ «. "Tt^ «. 'ft^ «. 
 
 0. vrholly of one color. +fM<Al/-( as black c. +lofl^»- 
 ft?5T, red c. ftNlft *ri^o51, &c. ). [ 3TT^/. 
 
 Frame vrork to confine a c. during milking. STT^ or 
 
 Hair from the tail of a c. ifl«|[rf m. 'JMim «. 
 
 Milch c. jcrrft or JT^ftnTT/fHrftirg/. ? « T f^ ? ft /. 
 
 Beach of a c.'s lowing. »!)^?r w. [ v. qirS, 
 
 Tie of legs of a c. during milking. Hlr'n' w.or «n^?rr m. 
 
 Twitching and quivering of a c.'s. hide. 'Tltji"! «. 
 
 Wild c. «H'll<</. ^^T^/. 
 2Tp Cow, v. a. r. To Istjmipate. <^<t<Hui , i^<i^,|f^ut ,q^ M^iHij| , 
 **S+)N«i, »)«H>Jf, f^'=HH/.-&c. Ml^ui y. ofo. ^?f*nT »».- 
 ^^TST »».-xJrf)r^*nT m.-&c. ffT^ y. 0/0. 
 Cow-DTJSo, «. ^ir n. jHh*) n. 
 
 Basket for c. VWJJi\f. ?iunj<4 n. 
 
 Basket for dry ( or jungle ) c. ^T^ «. 
 
 Cake of c. "it^/. «rnT^/. »Tm »•. ^c&RTon or ^^'^- 
 
 oft/. ^orRniftn?^/. ^/. gnr/. 
 
 Cake of c. as dabbed upon the roofer wall. ']\n>\\(ib\m. 
 
 sfFTT m. [ f^nift/. 
 
 C. as found in the fields. TPT^OT «. iH»lT*({t/. TTT- 
 C.-wash, — to be used in smearing floors, &c. ilUHuH 
 
 Crumbly or crumbled c. 'tt'iT »». ?ttJT^ «. ^"TJ^/. 
 ^ur n. 
 
 Kindled heap of bits of c. ^PK «. *^rlSJ'l< n. qrrTT «. 
 
 Jiump or dab of c. ^tiinflW m. 
 
 Lump of c. — as voided at one lime, tnintl^ or '^ m. 
 ?fJr<TT m. ^fHTT m. (ftft m. [ ^w. 
 
 Lump of moist c. in which fire is preserved under ashea. 
 
 Pelting with c.-clots. ?t<ilHK ♦»• ^HT^/. 
 
 Piece of c. ( cake, lump, or bit ). \m n, ^toi^ n. ?r- 
 "rgi w. ?ru|^d n. f/. 
 
 Pile of cakes of c. arranged for kindling. »TTo5 / »TTo5nr 
 
 Pile of pieces of c. plastered over. ^?5T5 or ^T?!^ «. 
 
 Pit for the daily c. r^^/. ^tJl^ or ^/. im^oft/. 
 
 TioT^/. TnimTfr/. 
 
 The business of cow-dung smearing. ^tupftTT m. V- 
 
 ^rt. 
 
 To sprinkle with c.-wash. ThJRHfT or ?T1T m. tjlriuj-^. 
 
 To smear with c.-wash. ?IK^, ^|<<|U| «. nir'^uj. 
 
 To sprinkle and smear with c.-wash. ^TTT ^K<4U( n.- 
 
 Cow-HAGE, Cow-iTcn, «. +4ft<j<{l or ^ f. +«(y*^d or ?f\ 
 /. 5^ or ?ft/. +R<t)--?J/. ailrH^Hl/. 
 The pod of c. Jlf^ «. 
 
 COW-HEED, COW-KEEPEB, «. JTT^ OT y<H»<4|, «Wofl, q^HaSI, 
 
 innFiT, 'i)«iO, 'TiHirt, *Tii<ri<n, ^rt^t^, 3t^, sr^ftf , ^ftr. 
 
 Female c. rraafM/. «Tl<(l(lui/. rm^T/. aTl^<JI or 3T- 
 
 f^<un /.&c. 'iini+i/. nwt/. 
 
 Quarter or station of cow-herds. 'l«|o(4|iilm. 'Wi^i-i m, 
 
 ^i^ m. inr »». 
 Cow-hide, n. 'il*ft^ 'RfT^ n. 
 
 2 leather whip. ^iW m. 
 Cow-HOpsE, Cow-shed, n. '!!«?<* m. 'fitJoiMliJI ot. ^^/. %5 
 
 ». 'ftin^/. 
 
 Litter of c. «it^<«/. 'iWt/. 
 
 Cow-leech, n. ipft^ TTOft, IFTTTT^, '?l'}«4. 
 
 Cow-PES, n. jfrer m. "Tt^ n. m. 
 
 Cow-pox, n. rfr?^ Tflini/- 
 
 Note. The Marathas do not distinguish between the 
 cow-pox and the small pox, but use the word^ for both. 
 
 Cows-lip, n. ^ <^ 3TT^. 
 
 COWABD, CowABDLT, a. timid., Kaniing in courage. f^T^TTF, 
 f>T^, f*Tff 1 '"^^'(T^., TTT^, 'FTHT, Pl^"^, 3I'<^, 31^, ^- 
 ^r^, TaiTTT or ?STT, ^^, ^?r^, ^HMil+H or ^. 
 ^, m4^H , &c.^t7p^.Some phrases, proverbs, sayings, 
 and various formations conyeying the sense ofo cou!~ 
 ardly person, and answering to Baatard, Poltroon, Nid- 
 get. Craven, Pitsillanimous wretch. Faint-heart, Lack- 
 pluck, Wliite-liver, Cream-face, Pigeon-heart, ChicTcen, 
 Woman, are fff /. <i4M|U|^W c. ^5^^ c. TJPJ^ c. ^fnTTT<r 
 
 2 — actions, &c. r*1H<MUIMI, HIH^^, &c .Ht^PJ^n;-^??^. 
 
 COWAEDICE, Cowaedlutess, fi. v. V. f^HTtT'JTT m. &c. STTH- 
 
 i^/. W?m «. awTTTTT/. ^?fra «■ ^^ n. 3Tf^Jf)TT «i. 
 
 CowAEDLT, Oifc.T.A. f»Td-m«l(^l-^n»ft-'rtt-&c. f^diM"!!^'. 
 Cowed,;), v. V. <^«INrfc4 l, ^<n;i«It4ai, &c. 
 
 To be c. <^«|*ui, s^spir. 
 To CowEB, «. n. tinlc in at the Jcnees, ^e. give way. ^fff, 
 
 <^*l«»jui, ^ n. pi. snm-MI4ui J. of t. V^, 
 Cowl-staff, «. A^HV\ f- «• 
 CowBTE, n. particular shell. *«(5I «. <?»"»«. 4i*(^/. "Kii* w. 
 
 •i^ifi+i/. ^jq^ w. ifiPKurt/. 
 
 Some kinds are. ^RTt, H'll'fl+«(^, ^r#F^, <^^+*J- 
 
 Coxcomb, «. v. Fop. afTFf^TT^, T^Jff^^, f^PT. 
 
 2 — the flower tree & flower, jfhc^^ m. [ ^m. 
 
 COICOMBBT, «. y. F0PPI3H>-ES3. CM-*4'(l^'t/. JT^^qi^fT/. 
 
CHA 
 
 CoxcOMiCAX, a. f. Foppish. iH*«*(l-^-«(l, ^fi<q i </f>-«< l. 
 
 To Cot, v. n. affect reterte, Sfc «<<»)Ui, <?r? n. M<i>u{, JT^m. 
 
 />/. »TR^, ail«IHH»I**;i/. /i. ^^-?^T^-^. 
 Cot, a. — a female. H<+^K, 5^ MK"II^, atl WT^, •H3«1, 
 
 COTLT, «i<i. T. A. «fi«»4<*H, W[% HTC?T. 
 COTSESS, n. V. A. 5?^ m. ^^TT m. OT3T/. ?n?«TfTT/. 
 To Cozes, &c. See To Deceive, &c. 
 
 Cbab, II. «+.il OT. or \ n. %^^ n. f^rt «. ^rf+4 fi. ^g^ n. 
 ^<^/. Nh'iO/. •«)1h<ii m. Hcvii m, ^ m. ^rfe m, ^- 
 
 CUw of a c 4(4>4I »». 
 2 — the sign cancer. ^ m. 
 3 <^ <M*o& 3TI^. 
 CxiBBED, a. morote, ^e. v. ChOss. fli«j|i, ^TT, f^T^, 
 3^, ^^T^ <>»■ ^reft, f«i^*ii, Id^+I, ^T^ H<^'H1, ^1?. 
 2 perjileTing, hard, v. DiFricuiT. ?nHT, ^^RT, ^^, 
 
 CBaBBEDLX, flio. V. A. 1. <^I^^U|M, fr|<+i'lMU|l^, &c. 
 
 Cbabbeditess, «i. v. a. 1. ^I^nM«»II m. ^IVT'Tr m. &c. ^Kt\ 
 
 2 f('«J<'im»ll «. &C. 
 CXACK, H. chink, ftture, cranny, clrjt, crevice. fZ/.^fif m. 
 f. pop. ^q/. ^\mm. im/. ^/ ^f?/. Til^ or H?^/. 
 
 ^mr/. a^ jn. >H4<{w»/. 
 
 Croicks and cranuie8,^-compreh. nooks, crevicet, and 
 torncrt. ^ifppr^/. pi. 
 
 2 ( a« of some veaeel or thing ). ^/. "fr/. ?(rT ot. ?^- ' 
 ?WT «. ai^/. !TTT m. ffti/. 0^ m. qfTT^/. 
 
 3 nfii«M and tharp tound. ?nt^/. fTPFT m. dll^l m.^^rjT- 
 
 With a c. Tfi-^ji^T-^-Ac. ^l^I, ?l? or fTIVT-^-&c, 
 Ai'^i & z\ — intenu. H-iM-l, fl^Kf. 
 
 4 founding tirole. * •1*1^1 w. ^JI'FTTTm. 'Til^'jft/. ^l^/ 
 ^WT/. 'm*un/ fR^RT »n. 
 
 With a c ?ni «w *m-*sT-^-&c. 
 SSeeLiz. 
 To Cback, r. n. break into eratJct or ehinit. « t iH^ r, ?TI^, 
 3^, Tiai^, intent. rWt^, "M<ir*<h, qfT^flT, ?Tl^/. vTn»f 
 tn. COM. 
 2 open, tplit,parl. J??«r, "^^TOr, JTWof, in'f , TIT^, ft^. 
 
 To c. from intense dryncsn. VI7^. 
 8 iiirtt with a tound. ^^7^ or fTl^lot intern. AW^ 
 or TYTI^,'^!^!^, <^^<T?-aT^5T-Ac. ^^. [ ^fTTT't. 
 
 4 make a loud tound. WTvf , intent. WTV^, WlTpif or 
 
 5 emit a cracked tound,— n rupee, kc. aT?[T^. 
 6— the Tpice. ( nm ) «f!«>, ftn^^T, f^rf^m. 
 
 To Cbacb, r. a. t. To Bbeak, To Split. VH^t, ^r»df. 
 
 2 ( a whip, &c. ) «Mit« to tound loudly. *l«nr^, fT^W- 
 «f, Tl^Iff, * I* If of. [ W. 
 
 CBACK-BBAino, a. eraty, t. Map. #rw, >TOT, WmVS^- 
 CbaCUP,/. t. V. N. 1. i»»r^, JTlf^R^r, 4c. 
 
 195 CBA 
 
 2 5^^, ^<1*<, ^^ftr, 5?:^, R-tl+r, (m^*!, remist. f^; 
 or I<i<i1+e. 
 
 5 — egp. of coins. sfM^or idrlj-l+l, f?^, ^N^, "FP^. 
 C. and rubbed, &c. ^^t^rft. 
 
 I. crazy, v. Mad. %3^, f^f^H. 
 Ckackeb, rt. ( of gun-powder ). H><il<t>il or S><i.|+| m. ( <?/»». 
 *dl*4l or H»4*4l /. ) 
 
 Cluster of crackers closed up. ^/. 
 C. that makes seren reports. ^d«(lO * -11 "til «». 
 C. made of paper only. <l><il<t>l »». ^PTTIT 'h'il+l w». 
 2 cracking tchirliyiff. f%^^ n. f^Tf¥t «. 
 Gbackisglt, atlv. tcith noise of cracking. «F?Tlt or ^fIT5f > 
 <t>4l--h4 or ^3T^5, <fii44. 
 
 2 briskly, swimmingly, ^v. rfS^ or ?fS^, vf^^B or «^5- 
 
 To Crackle, v. n. — substances in the flamo. ^4-«)<luf, ^R^- 
 ^, *<*<uj, djd^ut or ^S2<"t or frKfdsv/i. — intcns. ^- 
 
 2— as stiff paper, cloth, Ac. <P3V5^, ?Tf?Tl^, *i+iJi. 
 
 3 Jj/rn rapidly and eracklinjly.^m^ or ^H{T3f intent, 
 
 4 — substances under eating, &c. JiJ4«i, ^R^fSt, V^Vf,- 
 Cbackleb, «. Cbackhno, p. a. v. V. 1. did^d, Hifj^ff, 
 ^nfrTST. 
 
 2 +.4+4t^, *i'M4ld, 'R'pflrT, n«n^<i, WRPiftfT. 
 
 3 «|ii-+itd, +S*I^<T. 
 
 4 JS+?)d, «t)<+4ld, *i+(ld, $<$^H, g5g^<T, 
 Cbacklixo, n. v. V. 1. — the sound emitted, ^i^JilC m. r^- 
 
 rTTT7 m. ?*rfiK m. 
 
 2 'R'PIR m. ^re^IR »». ?^?Ti m. 
 
 3 ^1^5R '«. »^T1^3T7 m. 
 Cbacklittolt, adc. t. V. 1. •^•Hd or sf, ^R^ or Tt, intent. 
 
 ■^M4, ^^T^, ^TT^R, ^TRt, 
 
 2 qfl'Fl or it, «nte«*. <»«IV< &c. "R^t, ^^TFI or 5t 
 
 8 5T5^ or ^, g^^. 
 
 4 fiff or It. 
 
 Cbasle, n. Hloiuir M. ma^ or 'TTWW «. ?R^ n. 
 
 C. Buspended from a stand. y)<moiuii or ^ft'jy^vtjm. 
 Cord, bar, Ac. supporting a c. TRfft/. fTT?l/. 
 From one's c. H !<*''<< IH I <^^, Miw^Mic^^^inKj^i, «(i*m- 
 
 Legofac. Htf/. 
 
 Bope to swing a c. S'WT m. ft 5^ m. 
 
 2— as for a broken bone, &c. HT5ft/. 
 
 3 frame, bed, 4c. ilttf. 
 To Cbaslx, r. a. Ml«<»<lld-&c. f^frd^. 
 Cbapt, n. wowttoi or/, v. Abt. ^!J?T or ?cET /. f^?7 n. y^rr 
 
 «»./. *^W «• 
 
 2 artifice, guile, T. Cu»5l50. fJI^TT m. ipT^ ^TfT w. ^- 
 
 f|?T n. ^:<V'. n. 
 
 8 «Ai/>, ^e. See Ycsbbl. 
 CBAITU.T. 8m Akuvllx, 
 
CBA 
 
 196 
 
 CSA 
 
 Craftiness, «. v. A. and Cuiwiira. ^]^T m, ^qj n. iprf^- 
 
 =5? n. ?TT^ n. 
 Cbaftsmas, «. T. Ahtiuceb. %\fli \ i or ■h \ < \ '[ \ < . m. Rt?^»». 
 Ceaftt, a. V. CuXNiNO. ^liftlM, ^n%^, ^F^, «nff, ?T3, 
 
 Ceag, n. jjTOtulerance of a rock, i;c. ^^nrTT »». ??R^ n. ^T- 
 
 <r5 n. gc5^ »». |fn ». 
 
 A perpendicular c. 3^TT^re^ m. 
 2 fore end of the lack bone, ifl-^idl m. 
 
 The c. or neck piece of mutton, f^ or if[^ f. 
 
 The c. and the rump. f^f^f^'Y/. 
 Cragged, Ceagot, a. Wi^H\'^^^*'^MN\., ^j^mws. 
 To Cram, v. a. overfill, v. To Stuff. f^f^R ado. »R^, ar- 
 
 2 /(;rce f», rfriue i«, v. To Stuff. l^iT'i', I^^J^i, SRTdr, 
 =^ff^, ^"idsuj, =^t^r^, '<N''t, tNt^, S^, H*4'Jf, ^J^- 
 ^, <4i<i«n/.-&c. ^f^. 
 
 To Cham, p. «. eo< gluttonously, v. To Gt.uttoxize. ^TT^- 
 
 Ceammino, «.— in study, ^rsft <T!nft ^T^ «■ ^r^Ht ?fTrtt 
 
 C'bamp, M. «p(M«j. qoJOT./. ^T^ m. ^7«rn" w. 31+4^1*1 /. ^- 
 Zm m. "^J^f. f^VW m. pfl^ m. #5^ /. ?rRT ♦». c. %. 
 
 C. from cold. ^T«F5 «. v. HT. 
 
 C. in the neck, back, or loins, ^nr/. v. TT. [w. 
 
 2^y. V. Eesteaint. ar^t^-^rfrnw^P- <fcc. ^f.-^rum 
 
 3 or cramp-iron. qft/. art^FSSTKt «^/. 
 
 To Ceamp, v. a. affect with c. 3TT^r3«rtif, STF^T m.-^t^ ♦».- 
 R^tsmtST W.-&C. SRwf y. ofo. tTT^. [qiR ^for_ 
 
 2 fij. V. To Eesteict. 9R^rd«T »».-5rfrm«r«t.-&c. ^rif, sit- 
 
 Cbamped, /). ^ <j. V. V. 1. — affected with cramp. aPTT^s^r- 
 
 C. state (of the limbs, &c. ). sfftST m. ffllT*filT«». #- 
 
 To be c. ^^tsmf. [^^<7f. 
 
 I.— of language, &c. stiff.^ constrained. 3W^W, aTOT^S, 
 Ckanbeeet, «. ^ qra 3fTT^. 
 
 Cba>'E, «. ^T'PNt m. +<.+l'^/. ^TRIT »».( *<H.*f1/.) ft»RTWI. 
 s^ ».. ( ^Nt/. ). 
 Descent of a flock of cranes. "R^r^ '=nt/. 
 Screaming of a c.^^'^ f— intent. ^^^-Mrsw.ijiiltjm, 
 2 machine for raising iceights. ^^f. TT^/. 
 
 CeaNIOLOOY, «. *m?5*1IWf^q; «. thMlrlf^tfT/ 'tiH I rf^l^ «. 
 
 Ceanium, n. V. Skull, ^p^f. ^^f. sjrrra n. 
 CBA5K, Ceankt, a.— a boat, &c. 7;^,^=5»TT, ^J?J?T. 
 Cba>t.-ied, o. /j<Zi o/cAiflis. i(|rT'pf(^, «f|^WNfNT, ire-. 
 
 Cbaskt, n. T. Crack. f^Rtir/. =^/ WTT/. «r:/. ^t«r/. 
 
 Cbafe, «. ^JF ^T^ 3Ti^, ^T?f ». 
 
 2b Cbape. See To Cubl. 
 
 Ceapulekce. See Cbop-siokne88. 
 
 Cbapulesx. Cbapuxous. See Dbtutkek, Cbop-sici, 
 
 To Ceasd, v. n. V. N. '^:V!^ or <j(41i«r or ^fTRtJif, M«IS«i, 
 2 — csp. as a tree, branch, &c. breaking. tT^PP"'t. 
 
 Cbash^w. loud mingled sound of things falling. ^^FfiTwi. ^Ft\- 
 W w». sp^rs or ^rars or ^RT5 m. 'hi'hiM or HH^i^ or 
 
 "With a c. T. CBAsnisGLT. ^TTS-^FT-^- &e. [q^mi^n. 
 
 2 ( as of many musical instruments ).<l^T^r«i. +4IWTW. 
 
 CBASHEfOLT, flrfo. 'hiii., ^i]'^i, ^^TSt, ^SKiS, <MJSIii, ^- 
 
 tnt, <reret, iTsrsf. 
 Cea8same>tum, n. ?nT n. ^nrt^ «. «Rfn wJ. [/. 
 
 Ceatch, n. frame in which hay is put. T^^nf or ift/. 'IMI^ 
 Cbate, n. texture of sticks, Sjc. w'^^r «». ^TRIT «. *lf*I^/. 
 
 ^n^ m. rTT^/. 
 
 2 See Basket. 
 Ceateb, ft. vHrfWMni^ - ^IB I M^f t^ Ht3 ». 3^I'>IH^<ny<M n. 
 To Cbaukch, v.a. crush with the teeth. *i<t>s or 5f or ^?^- 
 
 |^-+.il-+.i-+.4l4i-^T^ or T^-adv. ^T^-^ij]r. 
 Cbavat, «. neckcloth.^ Sfc. n^^ «». +<i'=l^ ft. T^^tT^ «. 
 To Ceaye, ». a. supplicate, v. To Beg. sn'4't, f^HSJuj, fir- 
 
 Mr1«IK-fH^<^l'i-'TT'TtT<''ft «P57T-&c. HPTOt, fipH^ f. W^. 
 
 2 long for .^ hanker, t. To Desire, ^pr^nnrf, ^^^^/. g- 
 jot »'«. co». with g. of 0. aRfT^TR'f, 3Tn!TT/. Sl'l^i in. fO». 
 y. ofo. 
 
 3 ic ravenously hungry, v. To Hcsoeb. <HK<(l*(ui, ^T^« 
 «r^, ^^cK^CJf, -MUM"!"^, ^u||U|i)|, ^IT^T/ ^^. 
 
 Craten. See Coward. 
 
 Ceatino, Cbatisgsess, ft. T. V. 2. 3. ^^^?r/. ?^^^/. 
 
 Ceaw. See Cbop. [f^Krt. 
 
 CeaW-FISH,». T. CbAB. H'^lHril ^PFITW. f^HRTOT. f^*00 /. 
 
 To Ceawl, v. ft. creep. THTot, 't^, ^R?^'!', ^KW-ld ^- 
 FJor-vTrif, +i<MWf or gt^RT^STt o<?f. ^TM^-^T't, ^Hrt ^T- 
 t^-^T^, jf^ ^^ •Mlrtui-^T'lf, ^<,swi, ;JTRf ■=llrtu'l-'JTT« 
 "^, 3TFWT». 'R't. 
 
 2— a child. ^tST or ^t^m. IROt, ^piut &c. 
 8 fig. move slowly, feebly, heavily, i^e. <4d<4d-(.4<H«I^- 
 
 4 move secretly and slily. 3^-^^-3'J^--Hl<^i-^^'i<tfl%« 
 
 Cbawlee, ft. Cbawlino, p. a. t. V. 1. <i'|uil<l, ■Hi.HdWIKi, 
 
 ^<M"id -mrfUIRT, &c. grt^TRft. 
 Cbawlixg, ft. V. V. 1. — act. ^^I^n. ^t^FlTft. +)<^4d tiirtufft. 
 
 Csawlihglt, adv. v. V. 1. ^TtT 'f'm, ?R7^, &c. <tc. ^- 
 
 «<H4d or ?T; ^KM-iVf. 
 
 8 See the adverbs under the Verb. 
 Ceat-fish. See Ceaw-fisd. 
 To Craze, v. a. impair the energy of.y. To "WEAfiE5.q^-^i 
 
 2 irApair the intellect, "kin. HTftf^, ^S'i*-&c. ^JR't. 
 Ckazed, Cbazt, a. crack-brained, distraught,^. Mad. ^jpra;, 
 
 %f^, ^^, ^TTT, ^rnr^ct^t^ or ^\^^.^^.7^ or «ii«(<t*^. 
 
CRE 
 
 197 
 
 CBE 
 
 To turn or become c. ^an^, ^t^t^oE^, *)l<<*ot<Ji or ^- 
 H^osSr, ^H-^idi, «pf^in. 5frwf-*rt^ m. con. ^olHui, f^- 
 qjot^. — esp. from demoniac influence, passion, Ac. Pf- 
 
 2 T. Weak, ^otl^il, v^f^, ^v^A<i, ^ft'f • 
 Cbazepsess, Ckazisess, fi. V. A.l. i^vlotHuilw. «S:c. ^2m.- 
 
 *||i<-=(cim. qw^otm. g^SEn. f^Vn^w. 
 
 2 3iJ|<H«llm. &c. ^ift'imT/. 
 3b Ckeak, r. n. make a sharp noise, !(e. *<+.<«), f+<Ri<ul, 
 
 f^<f^<ui, p4ffv<ui, ^JT^R^ITS^w. ^^, *<*t "ti^ul. 
 Cbeakeb, fi. CKEAKtso, j).a. v. V. *<+<uiKI, ^FC^ HI-HUII- 
 
 ^, +.<*<! or «H*-«JI. [qJTR«. 
 
 Cbeakiso. n. V. V. — act. ^T^FrfiTn. Ac. *<+</. »n<fn«. ^F?:- 
 CB£AU, «.— of milk.^ or HT^/.^/.H^^f or *T2t/. ?rR«. 
 Thin and poor c. ^H^.n. *\\^€[j. 
 
 2 fig. pith, marrow, Sfe. v. Essence, m^n. m. ^TTTtlVm. 
 
 To Cbeam, r. <7. mi/.-^^/.-ic. m^. 
 
 CBKA3I-FACED, a. fp^jT, fH^T, f^^^^lHl'iMt. 
 
 Cbeamt, a. flii-<»i, ♦»I^HK<!(I. 
 
 Cbease, II. mar* »M</e Jy doubling. ^tSf. ^f. JHl/.^Totm. 
 
 Jb Crease, r. o. v. N. »n?/.-^?oEm.-&c. <THvr. 
 
 Cbxased, j>. T. V. »it? MI«Aril, Ac. 
 
 Jb Create, c. a. Jriwy ifi/o beinj, make, ^e. PjhIui-vJtM+I 
 
 ^^-Ac. ^TTJT, f^rfiWr, vi»Mi^ui, j^Nui, ^j^^wi, 3Fn^«.- 
 
 ^T^n.-fn^frr/Ac. ^T^^. o/o. ^?^. 
 2 produce, occatsion, r. To Cause. jrM^-Ac. ^^, 3?(- 
 ftT/.-TSr^m-Ac. ^(T't ^. o/^o. a<|U|Oi. 
 8 make, by ineesiiny with a new character. <{>{u^. 
 Cbeited./>. t. V. 1. ^^?^, Ac. T'T^r, ftufoi, PtHfin, 3???- 
 
 ClEATios,^. T. V.I.— art. 3:?T^^TTif«i. Ac. 3?n^n.7?lf?T/. 
 
 I. T. USITEBSE. ^9.f. fT^f^/ sn'T?Ti=[f?/. ?nTff«. 
 Cuatob, n. Cbeatite, o. v. V. 1. "KOim, 3?i^ «K"IHI,3'- 
 
 C. of the world. ^»Ir*iii, vd'lryvi, *5I^. ^'IJWI^*h. 
 Cn^TT, «. fentiana ekerayta. f^'.lld or f^TTrrin. ^5ome va- 
 rietiea are f^fTT^ ?^'l^i ^^ PSflf", Tf^ f«Klf<1 or f^- 
 
 Cbeatcbe, fi. <*»fiy create, — gener. ^n. ^n. f »Tft^«. 
 
 The crcatorci — compreh. or collect ^pPTI^pt^ n. ^- 
 Crawling or creeping c— gener. f^|*p ( dim. f^4<M ) 
 
 Dumb c. hmte, /fe. ^ sr^TWT n. Wt^^IPT/. 
 
 Living c. 3ftW m. RT»ft «. ST^ m. fJTWRflt •• |*^<!1I 
 
 Living creature*— «onipreh. aftTJf^ m.fi. vft^^ink 
 Small living c. — gener. afrnr^w.fJWlTw.Jfl^rJIf llw. 
 2 dtpendent. Bee FouxnrKB. 3 See Max, PebsOS. 
 Cbxde5ce, ». T. BELier. ^^TfT »». inw^TT/. 
 Letter of c, ^'T^T^ n. 
 
 Ckedekda, «. articles of faith. f^t' NI^f^lM »». I'i. ST^lf^- 
 
 q m. pi. 1Ci^^\^\ f. 
 Ceedextiai, n. warrant for claiming belief. f^'^T^TT^T n. 
 
 Ceedibit.itt, Cbedibleness, n. v. A. f^»«)l*l<?l'<<dl/. f^t- 
 
 Ceedible, a. worthy of credit or belief. ^(TT HHNI ^FIT- 
 
 Ac. f^>mv<ri'*<,ft:»TRn^,f^'m'«1B)ri,fir='Tr?^, f^»^^pft- 
 Ckediblt, adv. v. A. fHHiuiHM, f^«rra^F^ snTmwi?T, 
 
 f^'SI'HilUid^^l'll decl. 
 Cbedit, n. credence, faith yielded, t. Beiiif. Ml-Mtll / f^- 
 
 2 Aonor, /«*/rf, ec7a/. SfC, T. Gloet. sanil n. ?rN53r «. ^T- 
 frW/. rT^ n. »T«n»T «. 
 
 3 character, name, v. EeputatiON. !Tf«T «• ^TT^/. 3BT 
 
 With c. and honor. 3<r'm^NH'. 
 
 To destroy one's c. 'IT^ m. «Ms5i-Mlrf«<uf. 
 
 To preserTe one's c. "TPlft n. or m^Tliill-^"^ m. pi. 
 
 4 mercantile c.^f m^f. m^f. 1^/. 3Tm i».— freely 
 or compreh. c. and character. 'ir\'i\^\{\ f. mdMW /". 
 HdMlrl<l ff«. ^N<^l*l »». 
 
 Bad or low c sTnr?T /. 
 
 That is of bad or low c. STPm. 
 
 Testimony of c. <«(mO/ f^ITT /^ 
 
 That has c. ?II<ii|M. 
 
 To grow in c. qrft^ ^l^. 
 
 To lose one's c. <T?frtT "Tnift «. "T?Sr ^. o/"«. q?i /. ^^9t 
 
 5 estimation, consideration, influence, \. Weioht. 3TTi| 
 or yHI«t<^m «. HMHI"MHI/. »TR^/. 
 
 6 — a» opposed to debt or debit. %^ «. ^JHTT/. 
 7— -as given or taken, tick, trust. T'IPTH /. ?>TTT w. 
 On c. Ttnr. 
 
 Letter of c. ><'4HI«I /. [ ^. 
 
 2b CEEorT, c. a. v. To Believe, m^, ^TT-fTfT Ac. HMuf, 
 
 2 opposed to debit, ^/ji^^ or vTKT «TT^, vf^'Si »ilsui, 
 Cbeditadle, a. bearing or bringing credit, v. Uokobablz. 
 «TT5^, ijrfl^-MI, ^HTFPC, ^^niV'fi I'd'*^. 
 2 worthy of credit or trust, V. Keputadle. TT^pfW, ^\- 
 
 w, j*«ifl^u, yr^^fft'^, jTTT^ft, srrwTTT, ^ttij^t, ^imftpr, 
 
 Cbeditablt, adv. v. A. 1. "MT^, 3TT*[-'Tt^-^rt'R'5-Ac. rr<J^' 
 
 ST-^*TT^-Ac. afTmnji^pf. 
 Cbebited, p. T. V. 1. ^TTHR^?^, Ac. fr^^, VrqP'J'l. 
 
 2 ^3(k^ »TtT?W. 
 Cbesitob, fi. person to ichom a debt is owed. Vimft^ 'R'TTT- 
 
 n, 'W^i ^inpT, V'i^, T'r'n'f, ■a^HOff. — in bonds 
 
CBE 
 
 198 
 
 CM 
 
 and notes or in free phrased, vpr^ & eRJ^RTT (from- 
 STT Money, &c. and a* opposed to Debtor ft'T^ &Ru|^I 
 HHT from ^^ Debt ). 
 C. of. +IH+K. 
 Cbedulitt, Ceedulopsitess, «. V. A. HiSE'T'JfT m. i^f. 
 
 Cbedulol'S, a. that believes readily or without grounds. ^- 
 
 ^E'^ToET, T^, f^«TT^, «r5M, 3T?^^, STrWlTM^, 
 ^ft^TSRM^, 5ft?lf^'^T'Eft, T<TT^^TT^. 
 Cbeuui.ouslt, ado. v. A. Hl^W^, ^FHI-^ifl ^%qun^, ST- 
 
 Cheed, n. summary of articles of faith, f^'^l^rft^^RlM 'J.'T- 
 
 2 V. Keligion. ht't »n. prt ». 
 Ckeek, «. ewe, inlet, small bay. ^^(Tt! f. ?i«poi n. ^^ »». 
 
 Branch oft' from a c. 7T^^/. ^To5 n, 
 Ceeel, n. \. Basket. +<J.<r^/. ^T^^ «. 
 iTo Ceeep. See To Ceawl! 
 Cbeepeb, w. creeping or climbing plant. BT^f. ^f^ pop. %- 
 
 Stick planted to aid c. ^W- n. 5f»fT »». ^^'^^^ m. 
 2 creeping creature, rq>tile. f«F5^ n. f^ n. f^v^n. 
 C creatures, — goner. ^fflSHrft/. 
 Creep-hole, m. subterfuge, excuse, f^^f. %^ «. yTPTT/. 
 RT5/. "FT/. ^^/. 
 
 To keep a c. f%^ its/. ^^K^T 3^. 
 CBEMATI05, M. burninj of a corpse. JHT silToE'if »• ^rl^fT «. 
 To Ceepitate, v. n. See To Cbackle. 2 ireoA Jtinrf. TV^, 
 
 ST^ »». €r5^, T^ n. sRiJf, 
 Cbepitatiok, n. See Ceacklikg. — v. V. 2. — act. ^^ n. 
 qr^ m. q^ n. 
 
 Soft c. ^H^ /. f^f^/. 
 Cbepuscle, «. glimmerings of dawn, v. Daws, ^f^q? ^t^- 
 
 Ceepuscclous, Cbepcsculab, a. f^PT? r»)HjN I,^rhrT? ^t- 
 
 ■«(M4I-=II, ^^ Jj^+Mr. 
 Cebscent, «. ^T5<=rr ^f^ m. ff^:? »«. +rfl^f^* ^ m, gr^-f- 
 
 Crescent, Cuescite, a. «||iSril, ^TTTornT, ^^*Tpr, ?f§ror. 
 Ceess, m. lepidium sativum, 3T^'i^ or aTT^R or ^ | ^H' «. 
 Cresset, n. Jertcon light. afTT^JT^^ w. STT^JT^n^ ot. 
 Crest, ». ( of a cock ). ^tft/. f^jf ^f ? ^/. 
 
 2 jsZttwie, ti'/l. HTT »n.=F?!^/fiT?fT/f^fl.?njn: »».=^/. 
 5^ pop. n^Z m. fsfnfl^ OT. n. 3T^rm m. 
 
 Jewel worn in a c. =^imf&T m. f^<-^iHp>r m. fij HWf oi 
 w. f^<H<Hfui m. 
 
 3 ( of a mountain, &c. ). Hr<TT m. f^^ «, ?f5iT »«. 
 
 4 fo//y »i/fn, T. Pride. ^\H\^ m.f. HFT/. aTf^TTrR m. 
 TT^ n. STT/. 
 
 To let fall or lower one's c. ^^^f. ^ncff m^'^'H, ^FPT 
 ». /''. HI4"I. 
 To lower the c. of. See To Humble. 
 
 5 ( of a wave ) ( bt^ ) HmT m. 
 Ceest-falles. See Humbled. 
 Crested, a. v. N. 2. ^^r^ Ac. flT^, flTSJT, f^^jimT, 
 
 Ceetaceoos, Cretose, a. chalky. ^jfeftT^, «t>fA'flM j< . 
 Crevice, n. rAmi, cranny, v. Crack. <p?:/. ini/.'^/. ^ft^/". 
 Crew, n. company.^ body, v. Basd. JTJo^/. v»1HIH/. rltlT »». 
 
 ^^V^ m. 
 
 2— in a bad sense; paek.^ gt^g, ^'cv. Baxd. ^ft^m.^^TTa. 
 
 3 ( of a ship ). ^+i»I3qdN0iA 'llHlsl SHlJt^ »1IoJt/. 
 
 Crib, m. manger for corn. ^c. v. Teough. «p1 J<RT m, 
 
 2 rfo/Z. STTTT ». JTS «. ntvi're/. 
 
 3 cof, cabin, v. Hut. #q?r ». dim. #q€t/. 
 
 4 <OTfl/Z bedstead. Mrf'li\/. 
 
 To Ceib, v. a. ;)!7/br, v. To Steal gt =5ftft/. ^t^f. 
 
 2 confine in a lock up house, Sjc. ?pt? ^r?«rf?T-^pftRT-&e. 
 
 Cribble. To Cribble. See Sieve. To Sift. 
 
 Crick, w. ( in the neck or back ). sn'^j-lcil or ai^dl^r »i, 
 
 HW «. 3T?^T¥T »». spur /. V. *R. 
 
 To have a c. — the neck. fcRW, frl<MHo}, 3ie)<i*>J| or 
 
 *i'e|dioiui, diduf, ar^^re^, sR^rnT. 
 CBieKET, n. TT^r/. tRT/. iMT+il »«. %!ft/. fifn^s:^/. 
 
 The mole c. qf^ m. ^^<r »». [ ffTi^Trq' »«. 
 
 Chirping of crickets. f-mlN'ft or f^pji^ffur n. f^ «. 
 
 2 ^^(ifl-MI 5^ «•. [ ?;f^. 
 
 Ceiee, «. Cbting, ;?. o. V. V. N. 3. TiwiRT, &c. <)<^'i+Tif, 
 
 T. V. A. 1. proclaimcr. ^^^ f^TWTKT, &c. 4i'?l-<<i, 5«r^ 
 
 nid^l, »41ofir^'i*||, &C. *TTo5'Tr, vrfst-'TT. 
 Ceim. Con. v. Adultebt. unlauful intercourse with a married 
 
 woman. aH^TlPl^'l »». [ ?r «. 
 
 Crime, n. transgression, v. SiJf. ^V^ n. MM* «. jf^ «. |s^- 
 
 2 a c.a7J offence, trespass, fault, misdeed, misdemeanour, ^'c. 
 
 a;rTTT«f m. aTJ^TTT »». 31'*<l«( »i. ST^ n. ^^ «. 5«^ it. 
 
 Capital c. M<ui'^5+ ar^TTq' wt. q-trrT^rp 3nTT^ «i. 
 
 G. of high degree. J^^IWM* n. H^mm n. These are JT- 
 
 ^^t^l/.^<l4M «• 5«nif#T ?!. ^^^^T'W^ w. dr^iti'l m. — 
 
 That- haa committed any one of them, h^hm^, ^^IMI'ft. 
 
 Criminal, a. t. N. 1. 2. guilty, faulty. ST^qT'ft, aTTTTtft, ^- 
 
 ^, 3T^^, qiH+l, 'j-^'IR', ^TTKTtT, ^Wt, ?T^, ^TST^rfJ, 
 
 <p!RTH, ^rrnm^, *hI"^i<t, 
 
 I. contrary to right, v. Weono. 31'iJ|^NI, 3pft?ft^, 3T- 
 
 tnri^, 'R^, SfFTT^, Mr!^Nl41, TlwsiM*, "TPTSf^. 
 
 II.— a* opposed to civil. "^F^Jj^lft, "^•^'^kI'^. 
 Criminal, n. See the Adjective. 
 Crimijtalitt, n. v. A. 3T??TT'ftTTT «. aiH^iWlMUd m. 5^^- 
 
 f^f. ^ m. ST^TTf^TfTT/. aT^TTpT?? «• &c. ^hdmiltrfTT/. &c. 
 
 I. 34 "4 I'M ni. ^ »». ^I^'IH"!! w. qPT n. 3TW »»• STr^nrrT m. 
 
 To Cbimihaxe, v. a, involve in a charge of crime. ^ m. 3Tr- 
 
CRT 
 
 199 
 
 CEO 
 
 CanitHATio.v, n. v.V. vH^i<<|r| ^ i ^^i«^^1 «. &c. ^mi?IH m. ^- 
 
 Cbimp. See Cbisp. To Ckimp. See To Cbimple. 
 
 To Crimple, v. a. ( puffs, frill*, 4c. ). ^STrfit, w?^ or WIX- 
 
 2 See To Cckl. 
 
 Cbimplsd, p. v. v. 1. <t.MPtf; i, H»t^fl l,&C. ^<fi"<i . 
 
 Cbiuplzb, «i. erimpling iiutrument. ♦Muf n. ( and the cat- 
 tings made by it. ♦MU| n. ). f^T^ft/. ^^ n. 
 2 itulrument of tailor* to crimple cloth, ^u|<(|}^ y. 
 
 Ckivpluio, «. T. V. 1. — act. ^TO^n.^^Fl^n. "SjuiMwiiw. Ac 
 
 Cbimson, n. Ri<fJ«>*fl V\ m. «j-llrf| tn w. ^r^^llVl tn m. 3T- 
 *«ti?iif or 5HM(ITft TT m. 
 
 vii-Mi, 3Ri^nft i'lHr. [ t'lf^uf. 
 
 To Cbimsox, c. a r4><rMvfft ^ m.-&c. ^, f^rPrsft t^n^ &c. 
 To CBIMB05, r. fi. faif^^^ tq m.-&c. im. 
 To Cbixoe, t>. n. bow and terape, make court, crouch, \. To 
 
 Cbixge, CBI50I50, n. T. V. ?lirT »rJR n. Ac. arP^w. 
 Cbejoeb, «. CBiSGnJO, />. a. v. V. an<i Obsequious. ?5^W 
 
 •i>»ii *<wiHI, ^j^ U-^uiKI, Ac. ^iv»i41, <»ii^^^ 
 2b Cbikkle. See To Wi5d. 
 To Cbipple, ». a. a^TOT-TtToET-'Tt'IT-^'^-Ac. ^tot, 
 
 2^. nuke helpUu. q^-^5Ei^-Ac. ^BT^. 
 Cbipple, a. Crippled,;), a. v. V. 1. ?in?T, "Ttn5ET,'Tt»IT,7tn- 
 
 a, <nj, pop. sf^, ^MIMIVl*^ STf , 5^7?, ?^^, s^TT, -umIm. 
 
 2 >rjj ^*^•^ ^^♦tc 0T^w, 
 
 Csipple, n. BTWmf or rt'lHHI^ «. ri'l«"(^H c. See also the 
 words under the adjective. 
 To bo or become a c. Ttja^. 
 Cbi*I9, ♦!.— of a disease. "jHiuiih g^ftorm fl'll-HI %^m. <rf^- 
 
 2 critical time or juncture, gener. q-MHHil'Hl-^Knui- 
 
 WT'Anrn^nrii'^i-Ac. «i*im w.-%a/.-#fir/. m.-Ac. Rwui n. 
 
 mf. Wnft/ 3TT«»ft/ Wiuft^ li if)^^ %5C/. 9iWJ n. ^W\m. 
 Cbhp, «. — an article of food, Ac. wtn, 7X7, ^4ji1d or 5- 
 
 «^/\i, *«*fin, ^'jOi, gs^jfln, ti^"jji. 
 
 2 See CcELED. 
 Jo Cbiip, v. a. (as bj frying, roasting, Ac. ). Wt»I7f,7in- 
 
 <ir^-*l^| adv. TnW. 
 
 2 See To Ccel. 
 
 CBKPiTKst, m. T. A. vinnf /. vptttt w. fij^t/. *w<tn 
 
 <|vrT SI. Ac. 
 CBimi05, n. mark, itanJard. ^nm n. f^»| «. ^u|||jU|^^- 
 
 . lelonging ^-e. to criticim. <l'i|l<(l«l(Hi".mMr, ^- 
 
 2 judicioui, ditccrniny, 'RT^r, ^Rl*, i(^!fH+, MuiFJiuif^'^- 
 
 3 iflcZinei io^nd fault. <^T^^, ^t^^, f^^^^Tf, ^5^- 
 4 — in medicine. Ti'lK<4IMR'J|IH<i^^+*i<^ir*)l4'MI, mR«II- 
 
 H<^^ + *J^«*|tft-r^ «)<<+, TRuilHJJlMm'tKI-HI. 
 
 C. discharge. O'Hufl «• 
 5 relating to a crisii. H-m^l^-li-^H] ttH<<|-Ml, ^iPHHI^ 
 iii-<<|,3<|ufl^|un^ ^ci->=ll. 
 To Cbiticise, v. a. notice leautiet and fault*. Mu^|«( m. ;>?. 
 
 2 animadvert on asfutlty. ^ m. %«r^, ^ m. <h|jui y. 
 ofo. 1^, 6<<K««il /.-:i^/.-&c. 7T^ y. 0/0. 
 
 Cbiticisiso, CniTicisM, n. v. T. 1. — act. j^ui^i 71^ »»• 
 Ac. <ju || 'ju | fii^x|H n. i i u i ^| <i i1^|.n n. yui^IlM*!^-! n. 5- 
 
 2— act. ^'t^ n. 5^ n. Ac. ?x^^ipi\ f. it^f. 
 Critique, n. yJl^tT^TT/. ^«ll<^l«lij+lf!l+l/. 
 To Cboak, p. tt. — the frog. «+0| or J^iif, miiJi, ITt^ 5- 
 
 ^ w.-Ac. TT't, 
 
 2 — the raven or crow. +<+<iJi, ^Tf^ TTt? adv. ^^. 
 
 8 fig. prognosticate evil. ^T^f. SFU^, aTH^SNl/. '^- 
 
 Cboak, Cboakixo, «. v. "V. 1. — act. x^^ «. Ac. «H«f)/. 
 JT^T/ 5tt^ ?TR atfu. J?f?pr^T arfu. Jf^^;/. !lt^ «. |r- 
 sr^TT n. 
 2— orf. <K+<iii n. «k<+< /. «h<(*r+<N m. 
 
 3 *lNI*li*^l «• aPT^'^iJf n.-Ac. W^H^^^ ». 
 CBOAKEB,n. Cboakisq, p.a.v.Y. 3. 3PT? ^l^TTT, Ac. 3PT- 
 
 ^HT^TT, SfTH^TWt. Terms or phrases for a person ever 
 croaking ( i. e. foreboding ill) and answering to Croak- 
 er, Screech-owl, Haven, Damper., arc TTf^ *1I**(I, 3H^- 
 
 Cboceous, a. of or like saffron. ff^^,%?Tn^,%nT'rEr,%- 
 
 Cbock, n. earthen vessel. *Ufft% Ht5l ». ^n^JnTTT^ «. 
 
 2 soot on pott, kettles ^e. V(^tn.f.M^ orn^f. ^x- 
 
 Ceockebt, n. earthen ware. 'lU^ *TT^ n. f Z. Kpft^ Ht- 
 <f n. ;rf. j^^ HmpT n. ^TT^ TtfT n. pi. H-HMMI^ n.^i. 
 
 Cbocodilb, g^/. *nTT w. fi?! w. 
 
 C.'s tears. WT^K Vt^ »• iH rqi ^fiill n. ^nl<1 1>. 
 
 Cboccs. See Safpeos. 
 
 Cb(ksi78, fi. V. Rich, ^ilr m. WT^}^ m. H*l*lP-HKI*<wi w. 
 
 Ceoit, n. rfojf. TT^/ dim. ^JV\ ». ^U^ n. 
 
 Cbo5X, n. oW ir<wnan. *tT<t ^W()f i\^ or i\^(\v\ f 
 
 CBO.Tr, n. V. I5TIMATE. ?l?^, ^rfWl Ptsi, ^«J>o(«|, mr, 
 smBTT WT? m. 
 
 Cboxiship, n. »rtt/. TfrTTTw. tftf. X^^n. ^(^l^m. t^- 
 
 Cbook, n. ciiri:*'*/ end. STtTTTw ^m. %^n. 
 2 curved slick, Sfe. artTtt/ W^nw. j^f. 
 
CEO 
 
 200 
 
 CRO 
 
 By hook or by c. «t>^^+^H, v^^Vl^S**;?!, vi'HM^I, 
 
 C. used to pull down pods, flowers, &c. ^l+lft/. 
 
 8 ( of a shepherd.) Ms+i||Tf[ «|i+^|< ^f^Tff*. 
 
 4 curvature. See Bend. 
 To Cbook. See To Besd. 
 Ceook-back, «. ^F^«. 
 Ceook-backex^, o. +.«(4I, ^^n^ft'SqT, ^srsf. 
 Cbooked, o. cumed, bent. ^t^PIT, ctlT ar ?t^T, «np, frtlT, frf- 
 
 That is very crooked & unshapely — a person. 3^1^- 
 
 C. and curved, — compreh. lent and lotced and turned 
 and warped, ^-e. i?f^J5 ^Pt^, sff^ S^HFT, «ti<t>si Hi^si, 
 
 2 fig. See Peeveese. 
 Ceookedlt, adv. t. A. ^^^ a. deal. 
 Cbookebness, n. y. A. ^f^f^qxTTOT. rrt<MT«- &c. ^ot.w. 
 
 Chop, «. craw. TfT^w. ^hIoIot. qt?nT% Too^llHSft i^vftf. 
 2 iead., top. ^%T«». ?flT»». frldlofl/. 
 8 (of a field, &c.). #F». f^^w. f^+<|5 or Pl+rflSn. 
 f^!^n. <P?Tc7/. OT^OT. — freely or indif. 'ft'K TT^w. 
 Crops, groiving com. ^n.pl. ftcft^.n. ^<T^. ?nft/^ 
 
 Crops still standing (yet unreaped) g^TT HT^»». 
 
 Blasted or parched c. g^qfn. H^T?r w '^Tffw. 
 
 Brownness of ripening c. «Mot«|€l/. ^FTot^/. 
 
 C. cut and stacked ( yet unshared, unascertained, 
 &c.). gT^TTO/. TTTRT/. ^HTTRT /. [%9r «. 
 
 Declining of ripening crops. 3i+|AIiy ^«. H^ofl+f 
 
 Failure of c. sTTft^n. H I PH+t^n. «n?». 
 
 Tailure utterly of c. ^f^n. 
 
 Inspection of blasted crops. ^^JdHl^ufl/ 
 
 Plentiful or good c. ^"fl+n. 
 
 Eipeness or maturity of a c. «ft^ n. 
 
 Share in a e. of the land-holder. tT'fl'fiiUn. ^t'T^teT"*. 
 »1lc4+.«<ieim.— of the bullock-owner. 1|R?m?T«. — of culti- 
 vator. 3Ti«Ri<il«». 
 
 Share of the lessor or lessee of a c. 4TS«. Half share. 
 srSfB or g=[^/. f*m»Tr!fl. f^K^Tf/. f^rn^/. Third 
 share. frJT^ra w f?n;^/. 
 
 That bears but one annual c. IJ+P)^, ki+*||0. — two. 
 |f^5j?t, pnft". — three. frff^T^, frWPft. — four. =#tPl^, 
 •sfiMlO. 
 
 The Autumnal c. ( or harvest ) ?TfK or^ m. 
 
 The Vernal c. ( or harvest). J^ or ^*^/. 
 
 To cut the c. ?l^of, spjW, 'H^'H'^/. JR^. 
 4 ( esp. of fruits or flowers ). c5FI w. «IPT m. «nT m. S'- 
 ^ or (TRT m. 
 
 Of fruit-trees, Ac. which yield two crops, the first C. 
 is called f^reRTT, the second, <j|JHk, 
 
 To estimate and purchase the coming c. <J7 &r <J5 n. 
 
 To sell the coming c. ^ n. ^. 
 To Ceop, v. a. pluck or nip of the c. ^T^S^ or i«f1'wii«l', g- 
 
 2^, ^^, <ils"I, ^IS*!**^!. 
 Ceop-eab, Ceop-eabed, «. ij^'hMN I, 55i«»<l+MI=5lT, fe^l^- 
 
 Ceop-full, o. HT^rTT '4]lNI,'i^ilV. 
 Ceop-tailed, a. ?yt5T, rf^^^^tif, ftJ^TJ^S. 
 Chopped, p. v. V. <^t^3%c5T, &c. <«ri4<^l. 
 
 I. — the tail. &c. K^T, Wf^, »ff^. 
 Ceop-sick, a. a<fd^c(r<<Mi 3r<T^ i^lr^MI ai^MiqT'ft. 
 CeOP-SICKNESS, «. STfrl5Tcr?^TFt 3T«raT '•i|lr*<R 3Tt1HI*<l1». 
 Ceobe, «. ten millions, ^t^m.f. #f?/. 
 
 Crores or by crores. J^Tit, ^tf^:. 
 Ceoss, n. ^m. [ ^^TSfTM. 
 
 St. Andrew's c. an ollique, a couple. IHt/- I^Pft/. 
 
 2 line drawn through, tj^w. "PRT/n. ^/. 
 
 3fig. olstruction, thwarting accident, Sfc. QffTi^n. ♦iii*it- 
 
 4 ornament in the shape of a c. ■Ji^HK^I ani>Rr% i;^«. 
 
 5 marJc of a c. instead of signature. *«|-«nP(^n'ft/. 
 CeOss, a. transverse, falling athtcart, srrs^. 
 
 2 opposite, hostile, v. Adteese. STrS^IT, srf^Tft?, f^"^0<T. 
 2 peevish, fretful, ill humoured., testy, crusty. f^^Tf^^TTy 
 
 f^T^#T, f^?J^, %^J5, ^ffTfTT, ^??ry, ^5^, ^^, ^^- 
 75T, rnf+^t, f?R^^, f^^, ^frfl^, Ptsf<i«i, <is<isi(i, 
 ^^T^^, ^W, f|T^7, gTET, 5?I?T, g^Jp^ Hdy|ct,"%^, ^% 
 
 Some terms for a cross, crabbed, testy, crusty person; 
 a cross-patch ^'c. are, frRfinRT^, frfTfoEm, 3TT5^»TT<T. 
 4 crooked, froward, awheard, cross-grained, v.Pee\-EESE. 
 
 arrsmrJTT, arrrptzm, aiu^M, ari^^Ta, Irrafctir, %^, 
 
 6— marriage, &c. ?iie-qit^4^|-m, 2H^;?5Tt^5fHT, *('^r?MI. 
 6 — breed, &c. ^^^CT^TT, ■H+i^lff. 
 To Ceoss, v. a. lay athwart. 3Hli<<l %^-r5T«r^. 
 
 2 pas* over. aTi^siuf or aftsti^t,??^, fT^i't, S"!?^,^^, 
 
 3 ^Attor/, coKTiiencor;!:, t. To Hindeb, To Obsteuct. 3T- 
 
 ^^, 3T^TttT«M.-iifrrnsr«t.-&c. ^^ g. of o. 
 
 4 cancel, strike out. vj+u{ or gj^, ■(^1s«l, d^«».- "FRTot. 
 
 5 wa^e the sign of the cross, ^ti i -^ *^ /.-f^'^-&c.^^ 
 wjVA. t(X of 0. 
 
 Cboss-bibth. To have a c. STTSt %^ in. con. ( Ex. ^ sirf- 
 
 c!T STTSt 3TI^ ). 
 Cboss-bite, n. ^^vm^^f. 
 To Ceoss-bixe,». a. g^JTJ^T^'T /. ^FT^, 
 Cboss-BOw, «. (^tc^MF-j^r^T ^»Wm.-'irg«'Tn. 
 
CBO 201 
 
 2b Cboss-examisk, v. a. 3spr ?(^Tc5in. ^TTc?^, irirnTWOT.-ST- [' 
 frPI^TJTVm. ^^. [ iiit*. ! 
 
 Cboss-oralsed, a. /«V. 3Trfs«nf^m^, ail4o<<I<(l<MI, ^<^- ; 
 2 fig. fro«, crooked, T. Pebtebse. 3TmTr«TT, aTT^TRTT, ij 
 
 Ceoss-leooed, a. 3T^ mtJH 'WR^, hI»'<i^, 
 
 Sitting c. 3<mHHii\ /. 3T?5^^mt5^or 3n5^TnH^/. ' 
 
 3T^/. r. srrjPT ^?m. X.B. The postures are not all the 
 
 same. 
 Ckoss-patch, n. v. Cboss. 3. ^I5^R. 
 To Ceoss-plocqh, v. a. "ipH, ^TJftf. WK^- 
 Ckoss-pcbpose. To be at cross purposes. ^^>^ *^«llif ^ 
 
 To Csoss-^rESTios, v. a. quettion dotely, tearchingly, Sfe. 
 
 -&c. mK^ ff. ofo. 
 Cxoss-BOAS, n. 3TTWT ^^Tw«. 3TT3^ ^TZf. 
 CB038-WAT, n. place where road* eroit. '^XZ^m. fr|«(|<ll m. 
 Crossed, p. v.V. 2. afltii^l, vjd<,^i*l, &c. TSf'TfT, ^Pl+I- 
 
 <T, 3ffWr, fft'T. 
 
 3 arroa^fCT, Ac. awfrf^, ilfNtf*T<T, 3W^, Mf<^*4i. 
 
 CkOssiso, n. V. V. 1. — act. am^ ^^n. 
 
 2— act. 3ft!=il^ n. viH<fl «. Ac. ajt^fnift/. ^^M^l n. 
 
 3 — «c<. aiiKjioj rt. &c. 31«(0t "«. siffl<1*f «». 
 
 4 — act. S^ n. ^t?^ n. &c. ^'P'ft/. d*"!*/. 
 CbOsSLT, adv. T. A. 3. ^HJMUII'l, fiTT^^TTT'f . 
 CsossKsas, n. t. A. 1. aTTWTTT m. Ac. I 
 
 2 Hu5iMU1l m. vO*<4M0ii m. Ac. S4lf?l^H4 n.'^f^trT «. 
 
 JlfH^sPTT^ m. ft'^^'lHHI w. j 
 
 8 «iti3won m. ^rrmr m. Ac f?«l?ftl/. VflM<>»fi / i 
 
 CBO 
 
 4 <*IH«IMmJII m. - iJUvrlMM i i llw. 
 ClOsswisE, a</r. athwart. •JTTWT o. rf«/. STTl. 
 Cbotcb, n. furcation. iRE% w 5^% n. ^Tt^ n. V'TOy*. 
 
 2 furcated stick, Ifc. Sec CBorcnEX. [«f^ n. 
 
 Cbotchet, n. furcated ttick, ifc. ^ n. jit«C% «. JWf /■ %- 
 
 2— in printing. <^ »i. 
 
 8 conceit, 1. Fa5CT. «^/. JTrq m. 
 Csoicmrrr, a, t. Fascifci.. Wf<t, JT^^tTTT. 
 CsoToit OIL, n. 3|MI«i?t f^trr'J ?'!'? «. 
 To CiOCCH, r. »i. lie loic and elote. ^f^, ^^^, e^ m. tr- 
 
 erinye, 
 
 ,*, T. To FaW5. TFrt-fT^ ^n(t-|T^ ^T<Jt-Ac. 7- 
 
 Cbocp, ( of animala ) t. Rcmf. fTRTm m. T'T'T n. '^ n. 
 
 2 i3;Thn ^ ^>i -mf . ! 
 
 Cbow, n. WJWW n*. *Tft m. fHHT «. Some tpeciea are V | 
 
 Carrion c. H^l'.%lf«l m. ^*VfTV «i. 
 
 Offerings ( rice, Ac. thrown out ) to crows. <()|<|)<|f^ 
 pop. 4:1*^55 A (H+tloft/ 3HIMI0/. 
 
 2 ( of iron ). t^PS m. ^]m m. n. 
 
 3 ( of the cock ). 3TR4uft/. 3TK^/. spt^oft or ^oft /". 
 
 f^/. *ii'i«n/. «jfn/. ?n^/. 
 
 Second c. ( in the morning ). ^nv^f. — Third c. 
 Pmwftf. 
 
 To Cbow, v. n. — the cock. aTR^nif, 3TR^, «J»t^ or ^H\ 
 
 STR^wft/.-Ac. ipTiiif, itn/.-W^/. ^. — the second time 
 
 5*iKU|. — the third time PlHHuf. 
 
 2 flg. exult., V. To Tbicmpu. f^ m.pl. vT^tiif, ft(\f.pl. 
 
 VlM'iu|'-'aiS''"f-f^'I''t-si?^<»f-«(M*Iui, 5PTW/./)Z. ^R^. 
 Cbow-bab, «. ?f«l55 OT. rffHT »n. n. gasot n. 
 Ceows-febt, fl. »^TfTKT*fr 5tcKTT?n# 3??TT ^SiTT/. /)i.H|T^- 
 
 rmf.pl. <T??im?^. 
 
 Cbowd, ». multitude assembled, concourse, throng, press. %- 
 <T »». ^SKI w. *T7 or VR n*. f. <,iH<.'isi »». THIT »«• ^ w. 
 
 In crowds. »TTTT% ITTT, TfT^ If, &c.?t5Tlr^ q^^ 0)-5rf. 
 
 To (^en out — a c.^r^. 
 
 To reduce or thin a c.^^lf^ut. 
 Tf. B. The words under Cbowdedness are used idio- 
 matically to express a throng, as ^^ost<T ?5t^t^ jtT^ 
 
 2 promiscuous mass, v. Jumble. VI3A<3/. 'ff«fo5 m. t^- 
 ^T^ m. (J+l+K "»• [»y)i. 
 
 3 <Ae common people, the vulgar, v. People. ^rJldf^lsft 
 To Cbowd, v. a. fill to excess, fUl by pressing together. >T^!7T 
 
 n^/.-Ac. ^^ «t7/i grffT 0/ 0. 
 
 2 /)r«M confusedly together. %^ot, qr^^, ^rft/.-^l7iOT 
 /.-<\l4un /.-Msi^H/.-Ac.^Ti't-i><«*"l y. of o. 
 
 3 incommode by pressing on. ^[ttf.-&c. ^J^/JTi-etuif*}^. 
 To Cbowd, ». n. ^jii^, %^ot, fHI^, ^/.-^PJwft^rrtjft/. ^. 
 
 ^5r'TT%7/-'^MKI»».-^7l%I /.-%3 /.-%3T%?5 or r^f.-^f. 
 ffeJirtt/-Ac. ^T^ or ^fSr y. ofs. ^PJ^Wft f.^tz\if.^• 
 tKf.-&C. 'PT'f, f^*ui n. qHuj or ipiV/i y. 0/ *. <it5j', 
 Cbowded, ;>.T.V.N.V''I^Il,^T'T,'Trm', K^, «*t<'f, 3T^TWTT. 
 To be c. ail-MUIof, ^R^t, T^^nRf PlVui, H^Rfl m. 
 
 CBowDKoress, ••. T. P. »n^/. ^/ an^TJT/ ^^^f »ftl 
 
 /. T^n or f»nn ». f^^r^/. %ii^"4 /. n^/. ^«r or ^^ 
 ff^x^(Ttf f^npfti or f^rftf*rtt or f^rft'Frf^rtt/. ^rmr 
 
 /. ^Wfr/. ^/. ^^ m. [MrifM'^\i m. f^mi or %»I^/. 
 »T^ or *TT7 w. ^ /• '^^/. ^TTTT w. ^/. %^ /. ^^TIT 
 or <'II<I fn. rf or 3 »i. <^nf«ii »«. 
 Cbow5, ». diadem., t. Cbest. w<57 ;»o^. g^ m. f^flft m. n. 
 
 Assuming the c. f^rft^trm^ n. 
 Gem or jewel of a c. y*<lHf^«. 
 2 ( of the head, of a mountain, Ac ). <TTVT m. rpz/ 
 
CRT! 
 
 202 
 
 CTMT 
 
 C. of the human head. V^i n. fll+Pi n. 
 Lock of hair on the c. iflP? or j?lrtl wi. 
 
 3 completion, ^-c. f^^f. ^ftrfs/. HT^^T/'op. ?rpi|i; n. 
 
 4 ( of a hat, &c. ) tttVT »». 
 
 6 — the coin. 3TfhT*H<4K<<l f+Mfft-»f ^M^id ^•Tl'f 3T^. 
 6 See GovERSMF.sr. 
 To CkowN, v. a. invest with the c. W^T W.-&C. Mlr^uf, *r^^- 
 
 2 ( with BueceBs ). m'4^^ pop. m^^ n.-mf^^ «.-f^- 
 f^ /.-^f%f^ /.-&c. ^<^j. ofo. 
 Ceowned,;?. v.V.l. w^:r*nTt, f^f^tTTft, ^sft^, R><\^HIt^ , 
 
 To be c. with success. ^-4«pT|>«;p. ^n^ «.-+)l*r<< 
 
 «.-&c. ^y. qfj.^irl^Fq- ^. [TpitpTn. 
 
 Ceownino, Coeo.vation, n.v. V.l. 'T?Tf*l^ff».H*'',*)>*K m. 
 
 Cbccial, o. ^^rreqr 31I*i<ni. 
 
 Cbucible, n.meltiny pot. mr/.aTR^^/.^HT^'ft/.J^n. 
 Dipping rod of a c. ^^/. nfH^f. 
 
 CeUCIFIX, n. ^?fR^ Ri^WI-^MTrl/. 
 
 Cbccifixion, n. v. V. 3>OT^ ^ ». 
 
 CeUCIIOEM, O. +'HK<<I 31I*'KMI. 
 
 To Ceucify, v. a. JHR?: ^f^^-^. 
 
 2 fig. See To Mobtift. 
 Cedde, a. \. Eaw. q?^, "JTrT, STT^, «FT^oET. 
 
 2 vndigested. STHT, ^F^, fg'^^, 3?^"?. 
 
 3 »w< matured, Sfc. ;?>^, STT^, 3T^rt5. 
 
 Cbuditt, CEunKSEss, «. V. A. 1. «F%rMrOT.^^^/.3rT^«^n. 
 2 ;?Hf<TOTT w. f^^(:T?rT/. 
 
 I. a c. — in medicine. STPT"* ,poi'.3fTt^/.3T^lTf?Tm.Jf^^r'^• 
 CECEL, a pitilfts, merciless, savaye, barbarous, brutal, inhu- 
 man. I^^q', ^, 3^, fH^T, ^TT^HT, ^TT^IfT, 5:<M^u<4T, 
 
 ^^, Hi'i^<^?ft, ^n, JJfJk, T?^, i^fw, ^jrfe^ ;'op. ^^- 
 OT, ^^irm, ^pft, WR^, yM+^r, f|^n^, (^•h*, f|^, 3tt^, 
 
 ?T?^,"^?ft, n?^^^^^, STfTtHT^, JTg«^*Tm. Some 
 terms for a cruel, savage, hard-hearted person are. 
 sp^^iSToE, inr, q^^EfT 3T^HTT, T^TJ^T. 
 
 Cbvelly, oi/y. Y. A. f?i<i[<4H«ii^, ^j'^^i Piv<^^', sJ^l^Msf*. 
 
 Ceibltt, n. T. A. f^I^TT'Tr m. ffT^^IT w. '^Pt^/. rH<(*(rll 
 
 5^ n. 
 
 I. cruel deed. ^Vf>^ n. 
 Ceuet, n. bottle for vinegar. ^<.+|<^lvft/. 
 Cecet-stixd, n. qj m. 
 
 Cbuise, n. See Cop. 2 v. V. ^ ftiT^ n. ^^tj^^ «. 
 J'o Cruise, v. n. sail about, ^qf f<)><iji, ?nTj[ftT fy^, ^iw^ 
 
 T'TS^ n. SR^. 
 Cbcisee, n. ^^^ 'lrf«)?i TT'f'TT +R<ii ^ 3TK% ^^T'i'IT 1c5«T- 
 
 aj^ ??m *<<"TI ^^ ?f5?f<T ftr<"in »Tr!?PT n. 
 
 Cbcmb, n. — as opposed to crust. IT w-^ m. 1^ «». jptti «i. 
 
 2 ( of bread, <tc. ) bit. H+41 ««. r<^H*)< w. P|M+'l< m. 
 
 CTnmhB,bit»,fragtnentt. **)*<! or J^I^ m.^ w.^Tw, 
 
 To Ceumble, o. a. break into small pieces. *«+<«! or g- 
 
 ^TJT^, ^T^, ^i^uj, ^ m.-^TT ♦n.-'^rrer m.-*mTT m.-&c. 
 
 ^^ 5'. o/ 0. 
 
 To e. by squeezing in the hand. \gti^<,«J. 
 To Ceumble, v. n. ^r^, ^TTST m.-&c. ^m g. of s. f^ot. 
 
 2 down ; fall to pieces — a wall of sand. &c. ^^, ^T^. 
 'Cuva-ai.vsQ, Cecmbly, a. soft, friable, Sfc. y«ytftd, JH- 
 
 ftST or StfT, f^^. 
 Cecjip-backed. See Cbook-backed. 
 Crumpet, n. M\^(\M\ \% ST^K 3TI^. 
 To Crumple, w. o. rumple, S(c. ^T^, ^ii^i, ^"^HS'J^ or J- 
 
 ?TOT5^, 5«T5^ or n^vTRo^, ^i'l-iul, ^77ToE%, ^^S"J|, ^C- 
 
 e^cEof, gr^z^, 'TjIctiH t ot r m. ^^, y;*Ta: or 5fT /. m?5^- 
 
 Jrt5^,;j'm^(n.-3(T^Tr^w.-OT'T^«.-3T^H^n.-&c.!F??ot^.o/o. 
 Ckompled, p. & a. V. V. ^^c^, f ^^5^^, =«fl*mi*i %- 
 
 ^HT, &c. 
 
 I. — ft horn. ^ST, ^srr. 
 
 Of which the horns are c. — a beast, hjt, 
 A cow with c. horns. ^^ITT/. 
 CEruK, Crunklikg, «. y. V. +S +■=(/. ( intens. ^'^T^ m. 
 
 ^^n^P^/. ^-ti+^l-i' or fqpi-=ir+-^n «•)• 
 To Crunk, To Cbuskle, ». n. try— the crane. +,•«<+, -M^ 
 
 or f^^f^F^, intens. +-m^<Ji, 
 Ceuppeb, «. SJ^t/.JT^/. 
 
 Boss ( of silk, silver, &c. ) on a c. ^ m. 
 
 2 croup, V. Euup. f^<T «t. '^^ «»• 
 Crural, a. belonging to the leg. himi-«(i, TT'T^'^, ^ff^^. 
 Crusade, n. Mh^iw^H^^i H^P^JTT'lrSt^m^ ^""TPPftfTt fS"- 
 
 Cruse, n. t^^ %^ m. 
 
 Ceuset, «. See Crucible. 
 
 To Crush, v. a. break or bruise by squeezing or pressing. 
 
 ^^1 5^1 =5':?ot,%^, ^'in:^, f^rf^, '^«.^<^ g.ofo. 
 
 2 mash, jam, Sfc. by squeezing, v. To Squeeze. pi|<is«(, 
 
 ^ m.-iji^i^'ij^ "••"^ OT.-.&c. ^^ g. of o. 
 
 3 overwhelm, ^'c. v. To Subdue. viT*frT^^-'^-'7T^[T^f?T 
 -;5r3fT-&c.^r^, ^q-of, t^|ot+IWu|, JTT5H f^ m. ^T^, 
 JTTOT-«fte n. TTS^ g.ofo. v^f. ^K^ g.ofo. ^^\^ (Hcttwi, 
 
 CEUsnED,^. Y. V. l.%^(^, ^<r^rtl, ^-Mrtrtl, &C. 
 
 2 fsT?r5%?5T, =^»R?5?5T,&c. ^TOT, f^;|ft<jf. 
 
 3 ^;T»ft^^reT%%c5r, 5?iot«j^.t^, &c. [ =!nift-/. 
 CEUsniNG, ». V. V. 1. — act. %^ot n. %^'f «.&c. t^^f. %- 
 
 2— act. Ri^^jui w.-H'K"! fl.'^^Rwf «. &c. OTT^ »». 3V»T^ n. 
 Ceust, n. external coat, case, incrustation, ^c. <FT^ n. ^^ 
 /. ^ n. rTTI m. 
 
 C. of dirt. R)<iU| n. ^[Z n. 
 2 ( over a sore, &c. ). ^I?t5 or 55 n. ^^r dim. ^Tc^ /. 
 ^^ «. W^ f. 
 
CUT 
 
 d03 
 
 CtTD 
 
 3 — as peeling off, v. Pkeiiss. "JW^T "»• Ml<il^l or ST m. 
 Ml<?l<l or qm^5T m. TT^^ »». ■^♦4^ ♦»• ^?^ »». ^3^ "»• 
 
 4 o»<fr hard fart, — of bread. rR5^fn.«ri^T3T i><flui*ii*l». 
 C. of the earth. JJ^ilrfNI ^TTTTT m. 
 
 5 fieet oj bread. ^TT /• ♦". <fiK+I m. f^d<f>k »». ■Hfl"t>l^ 
 
 5b Cecst, c. ». gather into a hard cocerinj. ^^o5 n.-^M3I 
 
 w.-JtC. «IT'f. 
 Cbcstaceous, a. +.«<-=|l'HI, ^<NT, +«<'«|H<<. 
 
 CBCSTILT, oJc. T. a. 2. ^^i^KMUJI^, fH^+iiHUIl*^. 
 
 C«BBTi>"Ess, n. T. A. 2. ^^i-yiotMuii m. ^reft^orr m. 
 CuusTy, a. *<(-«(MI, <f>«(-=fl-«<l. 
 
 2 crabbed, v. CBOig. ^^TToE, <<|iw1, 51^. 
 Cbctcu, n. 5^/- li'W*l^ /. Wi'i^vTlir «». Mi'Jolf^ m. 
 To Cet, r. w. tpeak loudly, tehrmently, Sfc; v. To Bawl. 
 
 ^4^1^ ^TlriiJi, a<1«ui, -311 1^ *ri ri"! ,5*K«l ,5^ITTn».i?i;^, 
 
 2 unto, to; caW vpon in prayer, S(c. ^t^ m.-qr^ n. ^- 
 r»f , ^T^ /. pi. »TTT''t. 
 
 3 ifM/. ?I^, Tk or X\n. %6t m. con. t: J.-J^ n.-^^f.- 
 fi/fl^ n.-?^ or ^T^ n.-Ac. ^Tot, M««H /. fiT't, 5^- 
 »?«ot, jt^ m. ^/. MflJ^. — out, aloud ; v. To Bawl. 3<<siJl 
 or a^TT?^, «*ifi<ii, aii«fcl<i m.-3Tn^ m.^SU^f^ n.-&c. 
 ^fof — with plentiful tears. ii4ot-«ci«atf-iSGi|<'i-«*i*i- 
 
 ^T^-Ac. not, '.••JM^-Ac. qroftn.itQo'TTfT 'T'f in. con.T ^ 
 /. S»^, Ml'TlOiMl/. /'i. fltl^, ^T^\fpl. Hl"<<l<«t 3TM^. — 
 nngoTcrnably, unccaBingly, Ac. 3+5|ll^*^ aJr.Tl^, ^«E 
 
 HI./, ijut, -«i ■£</!, NiMw^, ^T^5E^, T?>'<4i-4l =r^. f^R^r, rf- 
 
 «nTr^;rTft»i.-;TTi^in. iTot,r5^ •JTrFt^«t.-3TT'^m.-^»i.-Ac. 
 1^, 'V^--^"- 'Tot-«Uui-?5H'»I.— Bobbingly, Ac. ^M^uj, 
 T7»f , 51% ^T^T or ^Tf^f-JMIW inCH or ^ITfT-THfi 'T^TT- 
 
 *npf-Ac. n^. 
 
 4 — e«p. of children; agreeing with whine, whimper, 
 vvtcl, pipe, Mnivel, Sfc. ?F^, **^of, >,*mu(, i^,ni>ii, #- 
 ^iROf, r«iwi<f>31, iiiwi, 7T^ or T^m. <kl<u^-ipit,ttJl^i WT- 
 
 ^"^"^tri **'''• ^^7 ^^5^, ft^^at, fwrn, *«H«St, 
 w?m?f^, >j*i>i*iw, ^w^ /.-&c. ^Tol-;7T?pif, f*<f^.<ui, 
 
 <> — an animal, gcner. 3?iciuf or ynnuf, "T^jf^t, ^Jj-^iJf, 
 9^M. ^T^. — a bird. itKfuf. — the clc])liant. ff^f^ or 
 (**l*''l, rvfi*!, f^^liuf, f^Tiaof, ft^M^t/'Ac. qftrot.— 
 the crane, r^^fi^vf or ^s^:^, TT^w. Ttl^-^Tot. — 
 the baodikote. xi^, trrTBt*. ^r^t. 
 out upon; OH; again»t. srt^ iftv^, iftn/ d^- 
 irrot, nHw. ^^it-Ac. all teith j. ofo. ^IT^ |[^RTw.- 
 f ^ITIw -^T'TRTw.-Ac. *^ 7. <»<"o. 
 To Cbt, r. a. SJeo To Pboci.aim. 2 up; /««</, t. To Pbaise. 
 ^fCTT»m.-WTf/.-*mnft/.-m^1F/-»m^ /-JTf»IlT/-Ac. 
 flf'iwf y. 0/ 0. 
 3 down; T. To DEnrctAT*. 3wt«jvrTm.-7«rTW^/.-TBft- 
 
 Cbt, CiTUttf, n. ▼. V. K. 1.— art. w'l^ilii.-Ac. ^Vl ve 
 
 arm/ j^JRw. 5*i<i»». 3TOoft/. 
 2 tn^w. m^mn. ^/. 
 
 8 Tl^n. t/. TT/. T%«. ?;^5?ft/. ^^trft^rt. ?:^ or ^T^». 
 — aloud, Ac. arfTTl^n. am or STTT?/ 3fRIT»». 3T^- 
 
 a?Rl/. an^mw. arnPt^m. aii+^^n. 
 
 Given to crying. ^??rT, rSPT. 
 A long or continued c. X%j. 
 To seem ready to cry. n<^^W ^, ^3+st ^i^. 
 5 aflTSWn. aftrS^fr/. =MtT5/. ^5^»i. — of a bird. aTTT^- 
 oft/. aTR^«. — of the elephant. f<f,+o^ or Ph+iofl/. 
 xflr+Kw. — of the crane. CT^w. — of the bandikote. X\' 
 Jj^n. — of the hare, squirrel, Ac. Jf/- 
 Cbtino, a. — sin, abuse, Ac. jflST, TTfT, ^3T?IT. 
 Chtpt, n. ^^5Wlt#7 yPmn. 
 Cbtpiic, Cbxptigal, a. V. Occult. ^, n3T4. 
 Cetstal, n tM>P-+»»». **lfi+rt. JFTSTHfiTwi. R^Kfi. *HiP,+.l- 
 SKTm. ^ftfTT^JTTw. 
 
 CbTSTAL, CEYSTALLrKE, O. *<»)p,+MI, ^frP+H'T, FPtf^^, 
 
 To Cbtstalize, v.n. spfstn/. fi.-^% m.;)^ spfur-^l't y. o/#. 
 To Cbtstalize, v. a. ^JTS^JT/ i'i.-^^OT. pi- W^ g- ofo. 
 CcB, n. f^n. »WT»i. <J^3HI«»+»».— of a tiger or lion, ^w. 
 Cube, «. — in geemetry. ^ptw. 
 Cubical contents. tpTTS/fl. 
 
 2 — in arithmetic. q^Tw. 
 
 Square of c. q'^T^tn. ^iT^PT»». 
 Cc BE- BOOT, n. qsTWF^n. yHM3n. ^«. T^rt. 
 Ccbebb, n. +«lNr^'ft/ g^tnrft^n. 
 CcBie, Cubical, a. ^^. 
 CtJBiT, «. measure from the elbow to the tip of the middlo 
 
 finger, ^m. ^??Tm. «Frf%<ft/ 
 
 2— to the tip of tlie little fluger. aTTK^Tm. 
 
 3 — to the hand clenched. KTt^TTTOT. ^5T»». 
 Cuckold, n. hutband of an adulierets. f^SH]^^\^^$\^(Vi(^^nf- 
 
 ^^T m. 3TTftTjft<if?i m. •pSTTTf^ m. 
 Cuckoo, n. — the Indian. ^Tf^w». ( ^rf%W/. onrf, ^0^'. 
 
 ^iiO* or (^i*0<*/ ) iJrar w f*Tsp /jop. "ft^ »». rfs^/. 
 
 Cry of the c. «^ n f^ n. 
 CueuMBEB, n. ^T^i^/. f^TT »/».?Ifl«(l'/4>n.Some of the com- 
 mon species are ?<*H><1, iHriMffH'^l, ^f, 'TTT^sn'^- 
 
 CccuBBiTE, «. — the chemical apparatus. ?H?^ n. 
 Cud, n. i^n m. rra w. 
 
 Chewing the c. Xtw>0( pop ^t*T »»• T^^^^ n. m. ^TTiT w. 
 
 To chew the c. ^tv't or ^i?^ or (l^tvot, ^ m.-JTi- 
 
 2 ( of tobacco, Ao. ) nt^f. 
 To Cuddle, v. n. lie dote. ??»t^-f^n>^-y5»r-Ac. f^^iwf, 
 
 ^^ ffrr^. [ 6t. 
 
 To Cuddle, v. a, im^H^^^ nx%^ ^-^^P^^^-&c. ft\^- 
 CCDOEL, n. vm or ^rr m. dim, fft^ n. ^vpiT or ?i)tn<Pr 
 I or JloiT m. «//»i. i\w\ or t[v\^ n. 8^ m. ^I or ^ wfc- 
 
CTTL 
 
 204 
 
 CTJP 
 
 ^\i^\ m. dim. ^ti% or ^tin or ^5; n. ^«FT C ^JltW »». 
 B5 «». tiPl'll «. rt?!',! »». 1FIT% «• 5f?5TT»». 
 
 Conflict with cudgels, rf^ l rf^ /. 
 
 Cudgel-coaxing. «^i^m<^<^u| «. ^f^TP^^T n. 
 
 Cudgel-playing. BI^Tpift/. rf^lri^l/. =^PT?^/ 
 To Cudgel, r. a. Sff^TfoT, ^U--(>wt or <^U»iui, ^T'ni't, ?|UIS"1, 
 6iui«t.i«(ui, 'q^tff, •«ii'H<"-«7, ^Jm, ^/-^tl'I^/. ^5- 
 oty. ofo. 
 
 Given to cudgeling. ^jfcHll. 
 Cue, n. T. Tail. ^ n. ^^n. ?5t»J|5 ». 
 
 2 Tiint, Sfc. ^^\f. ff*!?? «. 
 
 To give one his e. «JR m. »TT^-^-SRT^. 
 
 3 humour, temper. ffrT/. IT^ «. f^TrT «. 
 
 To be in the e. for. ^^ m. pi. H^ or ^T^ g. of 0. 
 Cuff, «. Wow tow! A theJUt, v. Blow, w^^ft m. 5^/. l^ l ^W^ I- 
 
 ^ »»• 5f%*ft2^ m. 
 
 2 ( of a sleeye ). ^^^ f. 
 To Cuff, ». a. v. To liEAT. ^n^PT^ or M«)«>»Wff |, ^e^m.- 
 
 &c. nKui_ hR;j<<<"1'I ♦». ^iT't, =^HTT^. 
 
 CUI BOKO? f^W^, 
 
 CuiKAsa, n. V. Akmour. 3<«1U| «. a^^m oi n. 3tl5^ »». 
 Cuisn, «. V. Armour. HKNl ^^hstJlT ««. v?f v< I M I°T ». 
 CULIKARY, o. relating to cooking, ^-c. ^THPT^, TT^^^ft, 
 
 To Cull, v. a. v. To Choose. f^wjSr, %^, tJFpjf, 
 CuLLT. See Gull, 
 Culm, n. v. Stalk. Ht? «. 
 
 2b Culminate, r. «. he vertical. ^p?fiai^- j^cm i ^< -&c. ^. 
 To attain its acme or culminating point. ^^^ m. 
 
 ^ g. ofs. 
 Culmination, n. • iHM \ m ^. n. 
 
 2 culminating point; highest point. ^:^m m. V<l*l^l/. 
 Culpable, Culpability. See Blamadle, «S;c. 
 Culprit, «. 3T«TTT«ift, ST^'TT^, y-^'lK, "(lIMN «. ^hn^^ n. 
 Ccltitable, a. v.V.l. <Nl<<|vHI'ir,HH'|i(^'H ^I'»ii*jm"~i»i[,&c. 
 To Cultivate, v. a. till. Tl«riT, Hi'Hu)' ^txrur, ?(ft^ /.-(l«loft 
 
 /-^i«t«j* /.-?rf*r/.-^^ ».-&c. ^j^ g. ofo. Ph^rti-^l'T^- 
 
 2 ro«c ty <(7/o^e. <ft^ n. !p^ j?. 0/0. qft^ /.-<mu]* /. 
 qiT^r y. 0/ o. <i«(«jt>)'i-&c. ff+«<ui-^cM*»? ?R^. 
 
 3 ( the faculties, a taste, &c. ). Hnm?T/.-^JTTi/.-&c. 511- 
 
 Cultivated, p. v. V. 1. ^l^jrfHl, &c. ^r^, f^^^IR, ^HW- 
 
 Cultivation, Culture, n. v. V. 1. and Agriculture, tt- 
 sm n. &c. ?mt /. ?i<i*iH n. ?>f8r /. ?jf«npR' »». TT«Toft /. 
 
 Non-resident c. ail^i+'O, %^- 
 Culver. See Pigeon. 
 Tit Cumber. See To Encumber. 
 
 Cumbersome, Cumbrous, o. burdensome, emlarrassing, utf 
 tcieldg, S(c. I^TT^ |^f^, 3T^^,'3T^^!T¥, ^=^T?, ^HFIT, %?, 
 
 CUMBERSOMENESS, CuMBROUSNESS, «. V. A. a<«<MH ' 4in i»l. . 
 
 i4<<)MiMU||»». &c. |^f^». 5'^TSr. n. ^V<II^Hl/. 
 CcMtN-SEED, n. 3ftT^/>op. f^«. qniTT/. 3<^lVl /. 
 
 Single seed of c. fsnr». 
 3fc Cumulate, CuMutATioN. See To Accumulate, Ac 
 
 CCMULATIVE, a. vJTHfl^THcf ^l^rfl, ^l'«(WH|. 
 
 Cuneiform, a. MM<1^<il 31I*KMI. 
 
 Cunning, a knowing, v Skilful. TTT^WT, ^JT, f 'T'^, f^^H- 
 
 2 wrought with skill. "MHil^-tll, ^T^^tHt, f^'FHrft^, Ac. 
 
 3 «/y, subtle, crafty, viily.^ artful. — person. ^IV^?', ^T^-* 
 
 ^Tt, *i^«iM, ^T^, »rFft, ^f;^, +'H«iifft, ^, Tt5, sjth:, «rT- 
 
 «t)Mfn, f^^^TM, 3?, 5IT, Hdrf*l<JI<, +<ll^rft or ^, «fc^|^ri- 
 
 4 — acts, &c. «b|o<<(^|6<4|-m, "hMil^l, *liNI, JT^yr^, 
 
 CuifNiNG, n. art^ v. Skill. ^TfTT^TT «. "^^Tlf / 3^/3?* 
 
 2 artfulness, craftiness, craft, subtleness.^ vdliness, Sfc. 
 %\k\\(\ f *l^'«)l^ /• ^>T^»«. +l*I|i^HI»». «MS«(r4 n. 
 ^^n. ^\V\^]m. ^rff^ n. ^)TT5*T». %2^n. -^wtmn. ^5?TT 
 
 CussiNGLT, adv. V. A. 3 and Abtfullt. <fi|M|l^, *l6i||<^|- 
 
 Cunning-man, «.o«c jcAo tells fortunes,di9covera lottgoodt, 
 
 SjC. viluMI, IT^^'TT, ^rtH«)i>^, ^rt*n. 
 Cunning-woman, m. *+|<iU| or ^^ToftT/. 
 Cup, n. sRtTTw. ^T^t/ «Tn5T or ^«». «Tmn. ^tl or vTmw. 
 To have one's c. full ( of joy, desire, &c.) j^fit/.-^- 
 
 ^n. Hm^'. qfs. 
 
 2 ( of a flower, &c. ) m^/ "ffin. 
 
 3 See Cupping-glass. 4 cups. See Carousal. 
 
 T9 Cup, v. a. H5T^/.-THt/-^rt.-&c. SN^-^JT^ or tTWft 
 
 2 — by scarification. '^i^W^ f pi. H|<oi-i|*ui-'Hlriui. 
 Cup-bearer, n. k4|^4|<<jk, vifs^R^. 
 Cup-board, «. ^piH* or <ft4HI<3t or <F5<TR n. ^^Tf /. isiO/- 
 
 Cupid, «. ^nrm. ^HT^w. (()H+»». 3T^fT««. 
 
 Tra'I^/. a^uit /. rll'Ni/. 1%^/^F^«.<<l ^ r i or ^f^pj/". ! Cupidisous, Cupidity. See Covetous, Covetotjsness, 
 
 That is under c. not fallow. ?T^, 'TI^I'*. 
 
 2 «ft^ ^^ ». Ac. 
 
 3 +MHul' n. «FKT^ /. »T^TPm /. 
 
 Cultivator, n. v. Agriculturist. 5im+^, ^tH^ojT, ^wrft, 
 ^I5ft, ^^, «>r5|<T>, *«fl*(f4, ^^TTifWI', ?^^»fWt. 
 Actual c. of a farm. ^^ m. 
 
 Cupola, n. m^ m. dim. ^H^t/. m\i\9m. sfoRTot. %n«». 
 Cupper, n. Cupping, p. a. v. V. 1. gsift 3HUIKI. 
 Cupping, n. v. V.l. H*|'^ rfRiflw. g^nft 'M«"i«. Ac. 
 
 Blisters raised by c. KHTT/. ^^i- 
 
 Incisions previously to c. TWTT/ pi. v. HIT, ?T^. 
 CcSMSo G1A88, n, cupping inttrument. ^ or ^n. g*!^/. 
 
CXTR I 
 
 CcPREOcs. See Coppebt. 
 CCB, n. worthletM doj. ^diljfi. 
 
 2 fig. atnarlingfellotc. *|)|^<1I*JH«. 
 CcmABLE, a. v. V. 1. 2. *|?l<KUt<l-^^«<<I «K^r, T^TT^TT'^, 
 
 ?rt?T, psif^.rimft'T, r^R-.r«i*)n, f^rf^wft^, ftrf'Ef?^, 
 
 Ccbate, rt. m^-Mi ^*d+.w. 
 
 Curative, «. v. V. 1. 2. ^ ^TT +<uiKI, il'lPHKIi-Ac. 
 
 Curator. See Keeper, Guardias. 
 
 Curb, i». ( of a bridJe). ^/. 3TT^^/. 
 
 2 fig. check, control, v. BESTRAnsT. 3TRTw. sn^TT**-^- 
 
 «•. arrasTw. w'm. a»i**i<fl/. ■Jii'-ufi/. 
 
 3 ( round a well, ) Trft or ^Tt^/. 
 
 2b Curb, ». a. eheci, t. To Bestbais. 31H<u(, ^TT»f, B»TT- 
 ^ ^T'f-%^,^r^t'T-^lo»<<(d-^io&Mi«il«<ln-<fcc.^^-^its"t. 
 
 CURB-CHAlS, ». Ji<-t»jl /. 
 
 CURB-ST05E, n. afT^t^r^^ m. ? <?K»m »«. [3?rW»i. 
 
 Cu&Bixo, n. V. Y. — act. anTWT^ «• <tc. 3IT^ m. an^TT n. 
 CURBT, n. dried ttalkt of holcut $orjhum. ^WT m. 
 
 Chewed and trampled c. stalke. ^fvT m. 
 Ctm), CuRDB, «. coagtilated part of milk. ^ «. ^ i«, 
 
 C. conglobated by churning. ^Z[ or JTgT m. 
 
 Kodule of c i;^ or <^^|-^V(il/- fw* <>♦■ fi<d* ». 
 
 Bivers of c. and whey, ^fvijt^l/- ji. 
 Vessel to hold c. and whey. ^^^^ or ^^ or ^^ftit 
 /. Tf^Ttl n. 
 2b Curd, To Curdle, v. n. 'Sf^, "Ttswf, f^T^, 17 ^, ^- 
 
 JTo CCXDLE, t>. a. SHTf^, flrt^, qt ^jTif. 
 Cure, Curiho, «. t. V. 1. — act. utt ^rwf «. 3TrW ^n.Ac. 
 Ontfl^'l 1. ^tnf'TT^^ »». fPlfHTTW «.Cl'iPi«iK"'i«.Ac. — ttate 
 
 2 ^TIV^ «. Ac. ^WTT"! «. Ac. See the Verb, ^^TT »i. 
 
 I. rewudtf, rettoratiee. 4^\*t m. 
 Jb Cure, r. a. *<-«/.— a patient. ^TT- P ^ i l 'H -Ht ' W 1 4g^V-^- 
 
 <lfl'<-?il«ifln-^t*I^['P-&c. ^^, atrft^ *i.-SIIO<JHhRi/.^. 
 
 2 rewtove, Am/— a diaeaae. qn *T«t,^ ^T'if, WIrf^OT,f^- 
 
 mi'.<^ «».-mR|I< m.-ni'fii ".•f^^m «i.-)|rtftl/.-4c vrt^ y. 
 
 ©f o. TTTT •». ^K^ g. of 0. 
 
 8 See To Brm edt. 
 
 4 preterte icith lalt, Ife. WTTT^, f*r?t^-f*TO% "ra^i, ^- 
 
 % n. vmiii, ^fvt *?^. 
 Ccbei>, ;>. T. V. 1. 2. <|TT %^3T, 4c. J^Rt*!, ftfflfW, ^^- 
 
 To be c. qrr ft^. 
 
 Cima, n. CuRATTTK, a. t. V. 1. 2. qn "fiTwrrrr, ?rn |T-ffTf- 
 
 »-Ac 
 CvRiosiTT, Ccnootyns, «. ▼. A. 1. ^hwTTTti. ^«4mf|| 
 
 15 CUB 
 
 •l*l«)«McM<Hl/. 
 
 Idle c. -idli^/. 
 I, a c. curiotu thing. ^pTPPTft^ ^/.+<IM<l/. ^ m. ^- 
 
 CuBious, a. inqui*itive, prying. ^?t^^, ^?mft, tfJIThft, HT- 
 
 •ITOtR, ai'^quii^Tf), -^Hifl, ^*<i^K, ^?T^ or ^*)<^K, 
 
 ^^1 rRTTrfl', j^TT, ^TPT^^TT. 
 
 2 flOp«/, ^'c. V. SteaNge. t^?=IW, ^H^HI, HMrfl-^l. 
 
 8 wrought with art. +ct|*^{l^l, JFr^T^TgqrHrT, =Rm?fHr, 
 
 Curiously, adv. with nice inspection, v. A. 1. *ll<l+<t^^, 
 
 2 TjHr+lR* 5ft?ft^, fT=^ ^T^ ^fO'l'. 
 
 CuBL, n. (of hair ). %^rHf ^TT^ w. ^^ %?rHT ^1«FI m. ^WI 
 
 n. ^f^f. ^Tr? or 5^^ »7J. 3Tt5^ w. 
 2b Curl, p. a. ( the hair ). ^Rra^ ». ywui, thf «. ^. 
 
 2 <trMf , J«»</ orw, crisp. ^^ ^T^, ^N^ ^T^, Mi^iif, 
 
 5T7T ^t^t, «<o&^uf, HT?/. MWul, ^ or ir^ w. '^ot. 
 2b Curl, ». n. J««<f »nfo ringlets. «i<l|oiui, ^To5 ^Ht. 
 
 2 rwe in a winding current.^^ f.pl.-^\ZJ f.pl. ^fTRTr^. 
 Curled,;;. Cubly,«. v. V. ^T^ or ^^ pop. ^^ or JJ^. 
 
 gvicC «r jE^iToE or 5^no5, 
 Curlew, w. ^ «T?ft 3m^. 
 Curmudgeon. See Miser. 
 CuRRAST, n. ^ t*^H <jra 3rf^, 
 
 CURREKCT, n. V. A. 1. SJ^f. ^SIT «. 
 
 CeBsation or depreciation of c. ^TcS/. ^Mt^T «. 
 2 Rf^rre m. <TTJ «. iRTrr w. JTETR m.^^fr\f. sif%^/. C- 
 
 Or\^T^m. 
 To bring into c. or vogue, vll^rt ^|Uii9. 
 
 I. a c. particular coin. TT^ »• 
 CuBBEKT, a. — as money. ■Hrt'O, *IIAHI. 
 Not c. "?!<*( r4»fl. 
 2 prevmdiMg popularly, Rowing. VWfll, ^T^, JTf^?, ^rft- 
 
 fKlfl-*!, t4l*MRMl<llHr*I, ^?I*<»>S'Mr4l,<<^HM,«4HAin*, 
 
 3— a* the year, month, &c. running, ^p^m, T3T^^', 
 
 4— a word, Ac. CT, 4,f|rMl. 
 Ctnom', n.fk)w, course, lit. fig. T. Stream. :3^ m. q^ 
 
 •I. VIT/. 3TtT »». 
 
 2 rivulet.^ /(e. T. Stream. 3l?t» «. 
 CuRREiTTLT, adv. V. A. 2. ^nBt?T, '^qtfT, H^Rt^in Jftltn. 
 Curriclx, n. nrtt^ ^ ^7 Wl^. 
 
 CURRICULUM, n. MMIM^tftM «. f)t?l^iSW «. 
 
 Currier, «. v. V. ^tTR or m»^, 'r^, "Hiff'FR. 
 iiubber of a c. f*lT ». ^ m. 'rt'ft/. 
 
CtTR 
 
 Cubbish, a. like a cur, ^c. 5?r=^?TnW, f^ ^M «rtq%?5T. 
 To CuBRT, V. a. drets leather. chHN<^ or +,im«(5f^ I'lM^UI, 
 
 2 ( a horse ). ^TTTT w.-'Empft/. ^T^ 5'. 0/ 0. W^^. 
 
 3 ( favor ). See To Fiatteb, To Faws. 
 CuBRT, n. — the dish, ^^t/- But ^^t is different from 
 
 the "curry" Europeans make. That is better rendered 
 hv 3i«rft or 3TPT7t/. A kind of meat curry is «K«|<i n. 
 
 Cubby-comb, n. <M<KI m. 
 
 CuEETiNO, n. V. V. 1. — act. .4>HHUJ n. &c. <j>HI<(uft/. 
 
 2b CuBSE, ». a. execrate. ;[rTW, ^TTT ♦».-3rf'T5TrT m. ^, 3T- 
 
 WTi%T^ 7^. 5Ft<Jf , ^fk n. pi. h'i^'^I, dotdoild wi.-^TTT «».^. 
 C. it ! burn it ! blast it ! foul befal it ! ruin seize it ! 
 
 &C. vrfojr, «iTft ^nr?^, ■stpt fsft?^ with j^r w fl", T^rst, 
 
 STrft^fFtT, ^t?^^, ^'(V^^^^^ g. of 0. vl<«ll* tfiVA 
 
 2 See To I'LAauE. 
 ClHSE, n. ;nrN »n. "^Mi-iiR^J «• 3Tf^I^ m.r^AriAJi CT.^qTT »». 
 Delivered from a c. ^imMrb, f^^HTH. 
 Eflect of & c. ^TnwT m. ^T^ w». 
 To deliver or free from a c. ?iimi^k w.-VIMMpf)/. 
 
 To take effect, — a e. ?ffT m.pl. cfjiTf itiV/* ^ ofo. «i- 
 frT^ft/ 5rawf m;i/A qr 0/0. 
 2 See Plague. 
 CuBsEB, Curst,;). V. V.?irT^OT,&c. ?rf^, W, 3rf*T^, 
 ?TrfT<T, q[llMM<:H, 5!1N^^. 
 
 I. execralle, delettalle, \. Hateful. mTTf , snT^iarff?!;- 
 eT, 3TfHt;«Rt^, aifn'^'m^, 3Tf?n^?T, ^fW^T. 
 CuESrso, H. V. Y.—act. ?TR^ n. Ac. ^fPTT «. 3Tf*T?rTqR n. 
 arf^rer^T^T «• 'llf^iMiH ». <^ld+y<* or-^^TToE or-f^RTToft 
 
 CuRsORiLT, adv. V. A. ♦lil'HO', ^T%^, ^T^T, <iN<lsJM<, wT3- 
 
 CUBSOBISESS, n.v.A. wrRrttTDrTOT.^T^Tqtrn-«.3^TTraq^7mr«. 
 CuBSOBT, a. hasty, tuperjicial. ^iW{\M\., «K«)<-m, 'dWiUm.- 
 
 CuET. See SuoBT. 
 
 To Curtail, v. a. cut, alridje, shorten. ^W\-^f(\-^^-&'C. 
 
 CuRTAiL-EOO, »i. ?5tiT^^ m. [<*«hRun /. 
 
 CURTAIK, n. ^■S^ m. ^^^ST^^f<;z m. OJ^^t/. ^f^€mf. f^- 
 
 Bchind the c. T^^TTSITf , T55!Tr^^T?ft^,'TKIT%3Tf?T. 
 
 MoBquito c. H-ati<'^l'ft/. 
 
 String passing through the rings of a e. +,4*<uft/. 
 Cubtais-lecture^ n. TV^^ ^;^pfrft 3TOfTt MdKlrfl »JI*J*l5i 
 
 Cubtst, »i. eourfesi/. ^f^T fR «. 
 
 Cuevatube. n. v. Be>d. ^sp or ^^ n. «i. ^^ fi. ^5;oT n. 
 
 CuBVE, n.— in geometry «tc. q^'TT/. q^rfT^fiT/. st^'tM 
 
 Te CuBTE. See To Be5d, 
 
 206 C1^^ ^ 
 
 Ccbve, Cuevkd, a. V, Crooked. ^I^sr, rTsr, ^, »fj«n-M t, 
 
 To Cuevet, v. n. — a horse. 'Rl^dr, "Pt^^iTT^, ^f^, ^'S^, 
 COEVET, ». v. V. fz^ n. gift/- 3^PT «. 3"^ n. 
 Cuevilinear, o. consisting of curved lines, ^ijR^f^, q^- 
 
 CUSHIOK, n. stuffed case to sit on. 11^ /. ^W^ m. 3"Tft /. 
 Small circular c. or pad. Pu-il »t. Rh<(1 /. 
 Stuffed with cotton— a c. ^'K<^1 or ?^^. 
 2— to lean against. f?m?IT m. dim. frt^^ /. r^^\ m. 
 
 CvBT, n. horn — of the moon, &c. ?T^ «. f^^fHT «. [tl^^^m. 
 Cuspidate, Cuspidated, a. having a sharp end. ani^^t^^ 
 Custard, «. i\^£\ f. iTTig^ or 3iref^ /. 
 
 CUSTABD-APPLE, «. /Ac /rCf. ^Odl^rf »». pop. filrTI'FoE or f;jT- 
 
 frnpcfr /. ?5^^ /. 
 
 2— the /rtti<. ^ftcTFFS i^o/J. f^MUfrct n. 3TtH W. J^PTf^ ». 
 A square or division of a c. ^^^ n. 
 Custodial, a. ?^nnHt^, T^^T^^spnfNrr. 
 
 CUSTODIAI*, n. V. GUAEDIAH. T<'Ji^lrf<JK, <|«u|<^K. 
 
 Custody, n. care, keepiny, v. Charge. «?)«ilrfl /. ^m^f- 
 ^HfT /. PTHsht /. 
 2 imprisonment, "%^ /. sj^ y. «I^ m. 
 
 Custom, n. fashion, manner, practice, usage. ^TTrS/. ^^T »». 
 ftf?f /'op. i^r^f. mA m. q^'tf or T'tT m. f^TfrefT or f^51T m. 
 Vm}^ m. ^'SfHpop. ^^f TfCTTS m. TT^ w. qTTT «». ^T- 
 #tT3T «t. MKI^SISJ n. «<f^<J|d/. Ht?T /. ft^r^T or ^^M 
 »i. HI Mr* »». itrr »/». sjoisf^ »». T^T^/. ^/. TfTjft /. ^%^ 
 
 /. snrm »». st^k «». ?*tt/. Jri^ »»• ^rtar w. arr^nr »». arr- 
 
 iq^ «. o^<|^K w. ^Tt /• 3l^ti<,u| «. ■njtiK ««. 
 
 According to c. ^gTr^t^nTT^, '?*^ i M ^fd -W SKJ *{ -ftfH-&c. 
 
 Ancient, c. f^MK m. <J^Tra ot. f 5;WTTT/. 
 
 Customs and manners, — compreh. or collect. ^TM 
 /. or RfOH I cf t /• pi- 3TRTT f^^R ♦»• 
 
 C. and course of the high and honorable. f?I^T^fTT»». 
 
 Family c. ^rfMK m. ^^^ m. 
 
 General c.'^tnfflKW M. qf^rfsfRWm. ^nroq-^ m. 
 3RWtW m. ?5I'Fftf^ /. 
 
 National or local c. ^^ii-^K «»■ ^^i^if^i /. 
 
 Popular c. ^5I«fcWK «». 
 
 Eight or good c. ■H«\MK w.f^l'H^M'iN ««• [^Z- 
 
 2 a e. a practice, an usage. #sr^ m. =qra /• (\fri pop. 
 A fixed and firm c. 5»T5T«rr=ft ^ /• 
 Accordiug to the c. -^ipflscjii. 
 
 3 //aJi/, wont. ^TO/ ^RW »». aT«?TO w. ^^T^/ ft% /)opi 
 sft?!/. Tff^R/. 'ifT'Tre «• «!<*«< -tl »». T^ m.TTiWTw.^FlM. 
 
 4 practice of dealing icith. {'\-\\i<iAf. 
 To have increasing c |^PT «• ^T^ y. o/«. 
 
 5 perquisite upon purchaser. ctn<\ f- 
 
 6 tax on goods. 31«pt<T/. ^^^ »■ 
 Farmer of customs. ^JITTH^. [fl-^T^n: n. 
 
 Custom-box, C.-booth, C.-stand, &c. n. w+ld<illi, «. HT^ 
 Cusiou house, «. »Ttl^ /. 
 
CUT 
 
 207 
 
 CTG 
 
 CcsTOM-OFnczK, »«. vrj*|rMi. Some particular officer* oj tht I 
 
 euttom* are qj^^TT, ?t»ft or Sfi^, ^, <Tr5«IT, Miui^lil. 
 CcsTOHABLE. See Customabt. 
 
 COSTOUAKISESS, l«. T. A. 1. 5:%/. HR<f^ /. »)*MR<f^/. T- 
 
 f^TT^ m. JRTtT m. sr^K w. <Ttr+*H«ll- «. iJin<*HI /. 
 2 Tft^ra m. ^^^H /.T\^m. 
 
 I. See FBE<juE5cr. [vta^e. 
 
 CcsTOMjiKr, a. that u according to cuitom or ettaUMei 
 
 ■'^I'^-Mi, ^>ft-4i, »m'Nn', ^i^, Ac. rfi+f^5, t^iRi+i ^- 
 
 *.4'Mr5f, ic. frtT^ifl^^, r?H^«l**, <^W<,MI<|>+, &c.HI»M, 
 
 ^fJI^TfiT^, «TT3r^TfT^ pop. sq^^rf^P, JJlH^*, <?lf'I*. 
 2 habitual. fJTrTTT^tH^, Vliiflrll, mRmI<1NI or mRmIAI- 
 
 CrsTOMXB, n. constant dealer inVA. %fTI^fn<w ^rTI%rTT,Pt=^- 
 
 Jb Cut, v. a. «i>mui, *id<^, %^, =^ie«f. 
 
 2 ( pay, wages ), dip., reduce. ^?mf, rfW,u(, ^VlSH, 
 
 3 A«ic, ««/ o/T, ifc. f^rit, ^[<iJi, ST^wf, ^p:^. 
 4— as Bpecch, &c. i/<^, Wih^. %tIot, ffft^, sil'ltJI, 
 
 To c. to the quick. fil*^|aE1 rjl'iuj. 
 5 (cards ) ^l-iwj, •TTRn'f, <TTT^ m.-TTWft/. ^rc^. 
 
 Turn to c. ^TToft/. fJ'CnT m. fRmwft/. 
 
 Cutting and dealing. ^Rtift HRWY/. 
 C imteru'-t. ^^, 
 
 7 off; away from. ^TpT <H43i-ilot, ♦Kui, atW^d^ iw.- 
 J*t*^ w.-SrIRH n.-r-lV'H w.-f^npffT /. irrit, -*ii<»»rii n. 
 
 8 off; render extinct. T^S^ or T^^ «». ^R^ ( esp. in 
 comp. ae 'P^t^#^-^nt'id^-^^1^^-f^3^y^^rn»t),f'rTr?T 
 fop. ^".TMw.-f^tr »n.-f^4^ n.-f^^:^ «.-t?I?TT W.-Ac. 
 
 9 out; shape, form. Vr'fr, ^^ *m''l-*l«"'>, 3Tt^ ^T<Tot, 
 
 10 ahort; fcreai off,{% matter ). ^1l<| m.-*TTW «.-^- 
 
 1 1 up; to piece*; t. To Eilu VRwf ( on<f ^^ 
 To bo cut up ), ^i^m /--^eT m.-»|"llf>l^ /.-ft'+^T «•- 
 
 To be cut up ), Ht^Tot. [^^. 
 
 12 ( an acquaintance ) lTf5^, X\H-^f\A\^, Trfif%<^ 
 
 13 interfere aa a horte. kWK m. n. •il'iuf y. «j/"«. 
 Jb Cut, r. «.— toeth or • tooth, y^. 
 
 ccT, j». T. V. A. 1. vmk!^, Ac. ^*,ijf^,%*T,3nrftpRr, 
 
 ^jfifl, Vlf'I'l, ^M'T. 
 
 1. outj suited, T. Fit. ^I<<^. 
 
 Of the c. of. irm^r, ^t^t^TT. 
 8 stripe, V. Lash. Hxl*! tn. 
 4 picture. vilO«R|5I «. SPfferR^/. 
 • 5 «Aor^ roaJ. v»i*)ct-=n efR/.-^rHT »».-&C. 
 CcT-PUBSE, CcT-POCKJT, n. ipm-'^ =«fR, 3-M<t<<l, T^rTT, 
 
 CCT-THBOAT, «. V. BbCTE. »TR-ToET +IMUIMI. 
 
 Cutaneous, a. relating to the skin, ^JpTst^T, f^^T, f^r^f, 
 
 C. disorder. ?^T »». ^T'l^f^^/- [ 5^/- 
 
 CtJTICLE, «. scarf-skin, v. Skik. «lT|"ftt?MM* <M<ii\/. ^I^- 
 
 2 ( of plants ) «n^^ TT^RE ^m/. 
 
 S pellicle, v. Film, frcn «i. rT^^T n». 
 CcTicULAB, o. V. X. «n^fH +l<i^-=<l-'Hlc^'^l. 
 Cutis, n. STfT^fra/. arf^PnEnt?/. 
 CuTLis, «. V. SwOED. %nT »». 
 
 CUTLEB, n. +IM+<, rJtfTT, ^*I<«>H. 
 
 CuTLEBT, n. m^nft g-Tr ^>: ^hpt ». 
 
 CuTTEB, n. V. V. 1. JpTTTHT. 
 
 Cutting,/), a. v. Y. A. 4. 3T^^, »rtf, %vpp, f^^, f^Ts^- 
 
 off rtl'luiKI, *JtVpr5. 
 Cutting, n. y. V. A, 1. — act. ^v^ n. &c. g^ ot. %^ n. 
 
 ^irfn ft. ^rHT M. 3T^%^ ♦». -5*1 '-I «. 
 
 C. and clipping, lit. & fig. t}|dlc;id/. m- 
 
 Co.st of C. +mUI|«(al/, 
 
 I. cuttings; cAijps, shredt, clippings. ^)T^^/.3R W. ffT?- 
 ^ w./. tJI'Ti*! «. +.M(I m. 
 
 II. it*K HK^^kH +r4rtl X^\ m. 
 Cuttle-fish, n. ^^l-^irf m. n. 
 
 CUTTLE-rrsH-BONE, n. ^M:'H1UI«|J1 /. ^I^^^JT W. ^?%^ 
 
 ♦"• 'T^^^ OT.fk^^FT* m. g%^ OT. These words are used 
 also for the fish. 
 CxcLE, n. round of time. +H-«|+ n. ^vp n. B^^HT^RS n. ^- 
 
 Tear of the c. of siity. fl'^H? m. These arc t iTTq-, 
 
 Crcf^ps, ft. HT^^'RT, HP^^f, 
 
 Crcr.opaniA, w. ciVc/c o/'/Ae sciences. Pr^rmpir /. f»r<rT- 
 
 f<55/. 'TR? ft<r^fff w. 
 
 2 ^'i r<K<i*-*<i «*f^('^ 5»fti; ft. 
 
 2 thape, make, cost, t. Foim. ^ m. jinf. i?n/. qi^ m. f Ctonkt, ft. {prnTfl! m. ifT^'T w, 
 
BAG 5 
 
 Ctlindeb, n. ^^(W^ n. 'Tt^ m. 
 
 CrLiXDBic, Ctlikdkical, a. fi:^tf^^r^j^K, ^^^*n^fTT, 
 
 CxMBAL, «. ^V^ or 5r/. dim. 5t^/. ?rr?5 poj?. ?TTo5 or ZTX 
 
 m. !f:im^ f. VStl f. ^ m. f. [d|o&vj||/. 
 
 Hurried or animated clashing of cjmbals. i\<i^\<£ m. 
 
 Tinkling c. empty p-ofetsiont. nuinuiv'41/. 
 
 Ctmbal-platkb, n. JToEirft or =i|T, TToS^pft, Fi^+ft, tll^H<I, 
 
 — in contempt. ?r3^-qT, ^M^^flT, SIotMint. 
 Ctmc, Ctxical, o. «o«r, misanthropic. g^RT, (ri<*)'l, ^- 
 
 Ctnic, n. ^fJ3[H^ «. ^44)»r4'36 ». J^i^n-^l ^to5^ «. 
 Ctpheb. See Cipheb. 
 Ctpbess-teee, n. B^ or gc ♦»• 
 
 One ready alike to bear c. or myrtle, arfs^r^ 5T^». 
 
 3ll«a(HB^ m. [S;^. 
 
 Tall or straigHt as a c. ^fS^^T, *\h,\\K or 5«;^, g- 
 
 D. 
 
 X) softly sounded is represented by «[, and when aspi- 
 rated by VT ; as harshly sounded i* is represented by 
 3, and when aspirated by ar. 
 
 2V Dab, v. a. ttrike gently with the hand. »TN?^^ *n'T''f, 
 
 2 cait (tomething ioft) against. 5iTIW. 
 
 3 up ; on; &c. fz^i{. 
 
 Dab, «. «o/l! lloic. ^^vjf. s^^^pr or H^^FT m. ^T l HrflVM «. 
 
 2 »o/f luvip. ^^V^ n. SSjiR »». rTT^ «». an^T wi. fTT^ m. 
 
 3 wiaw dabbed. i)<\+| or H^+l »». ?^T«PT m. OT^ or Hiit- 
 
 4 expert fellow. See Dabsteb. 
 
 JTo Dabble, v. n.play in wafer or mud. ^^ or j^,^^- 
 "if, ^S+ot, "T^+lil/. iRW, m/. %oE<if, r1l«l40i. 
 2 fig. rfi)) »n/o lightly, ^'c. ^sjot, isi^, ^-N+oiwf or 5- 
 
 Dabbleb, n.T.V.2. ysfOTRF, fTf^5rr-^>|=^ vl^^rKI, <1I«»I4I«*II, 
 
 Dabsteb, «. v. Cleteh. <pur, ?rerT^ T^lf^T, ^sn^^nfor ^. 
 
 Dace, n. Hr^Mi %^ 3tt^. 
 
 Dacttl, n. fft^ 3T?TThfT t^^ "m 3TT^. 
 
 Dacttlologt, n. ar/ of talking with the Jingert. ^TTg^ft 
 
 TFTT/. +<M?5t»l /. 
 Dad, Daddt, n. v. Fatheb. sit m. siT«TT ot. fTTrl m. 
 Dafeodil, n. ^ <F^ 3TT^. 
 Daft, 7. Mad. ^ria, ^^. 
 Daooeb, 7). Some of the common kinds are ^iTMf. 3f«iT or 
 
 To be at dagger's drawing. qreryt'R-^Myi^^-HKmi- 
 To plunge a. d./y. to reproach. y?TT/ ril4»t . 
 To Dag OLE, v. n. frrsf^R^, 31^'^. 
 
 ^ DAL 
 
 To Daggle, v. a. trail in mud, S(c. frijl^jniui , rii*ljf> r i n. 
 Daily, o. iM'^l, f4«l+1NI, f^wrf^^TT^, R^f^^T^, fSf- 
 cT, Pirqi-HI, f5Tr«Hi<1rll,"^ir^l, 3TTf^^^, mcMf^*, f^I?H. 
 
 D. allowance. tFjft/. 
 
 D. bread. PirMI-*)'*. 
 
 D. duties, business, or work. f^trT^n. f^frq^ir^n. 
 
 D. expenses (as of a family). ?njT^»». ^t^/. 
 Daily, a. adv. ^, <M^<"m, <m(1^, f^flts or f^^, f^- 
 
 Daihtilt, adv. V. A. 1. ddicioutly. "itl. 
 
 To fare d. ^I^TTtFrai n. pi. Wr^t, and., with in.con. ^- 
 
 2 fastidiously. ^t^RoETTpf, &c. ^KT '^rRt'ff or -MI^VR^ 
 
 DAiNTiifEss, n. V. A. 1. Jiltty. *f^+suil»». fi^/. f*r??Tr/. 
 
 2 MlW°t'<" ll>n. =^h^ToS«mTm. #>ToEtTOirm. &c. fHx/iivt/, 
 
 5Tr3|!F Si?r»r». ^vs{^f. w^f. #3/. 
 Dainty, «. »i74MI«m. ^[^RTw. ftm^n. Wl^-H*. <T^T^«. >?[- 
 
 Daistt, ff. nice, of exquisite taste, y. Delicious, "rtl, ^^^ 
 
 2 dainty-mouthed, squeamish, fastidious, nice, delicate. 
 •Tli^fnr, 'Tl4<<<17, 'Tli^MKJI, 'Tt5^T>=^, •H'H'l, -"^l^Hot^ 
 ^l^rrtt, ^t^t^oET, ^^ToSr, ?Rt^T^, #n«PTT, sp^ToSWR, 
 
 f*Tx^F!n?r(T, ^^, f^^#r, f*T^3ft, ^i«H><, ^ff^?r#- 
 
 To be d. aft^hp^ "^T^, ^^/. +l*u)', ^T^rTHT^ 
 
 To become d. ?Tf3n. HT^y. </#. 
 
 3 See Delicate. 
 
 Daisy, n. — the business. 5^ or 5*r?f». 
 
 2 — the place. 5>frMI^ #?it/.-^n. HST^w. 
 Daiey-maid, «. fH^^ffor/. 
 Dais, ». raised floor, Sfc. ific?l+i'^'n^-^^-&c. J^'|*<MI 
 
 3-=(+<^c^ ^stHTT/. 3TIZT, »». TT^ m. 
 Daisy, «. <^ <f35 an^. [ofn. arts/. 
 
 Dale, «. v. Valley. ^ w. <fm. ^/. ^tSTw. W^m. 3^- 
 
 Valleys & dales — compreh. <^<UMl<|«i. 
 Dalliance, Dallying, «. v. V. 1. — act. jjK^n. Ac. ^w- 
 
 %^/ ^»«h«(l4)/. f^^tl-^lsi/. f^^Wf^FSmw. f^c5Rr»». ^- 
 
 2 nrrotw. &c. <#m^<T/. ^ftiHTjft/ aiotHdomn./. srra^- 
 
 ?rT/. #TCTlf/". f^ or"|nf /. ^^/. 
 Dalheb, «. Dallyiso, p. a. v. V. 1. ^H^IKI, &c. qEm%- 
 5Er-&c. ^^. 
 
 2 »1»11JHI, &c. »W<?«3T or ^m3T or ^mrr^ »^I3'^«-MI, %- 
 TI, 3^?T^, fJ<«iR<u<4r. 
 jPo Dally, ». n. <oy ««rf wtmton. +IH-^^I /.-fH«?l^/.-1%- 
 
DAM 2C 
 
 2 d«l^, idle, lote time, v. To Dawble. rimof, "W^, ^ft- j 
 
 TT^, ^rsnif, «J<Moluf, 3>iH<i«i, '11*13^, %a5/. 3T^, 3^" ( 
 
 fn/.-3ToE*ri3Hn.-5TR:^raT/.-Ac. SRIlf. 1 
 
 Dam, «i. v. Motheb. snf /. ' 
 
 2 wtolf, lank, emlaHkvtent. <n(T m. dim. ilt^ii^/- (|^<*- | 
 ^nm». ^^KTw. «i«fTniTn. <Tra/. VN/. T5?flS or t^5^oET«». j 
 ^I'W*?^"*. gnw. fT^n. «Hin. [«nhTTTT «. | 
 
 Dams, embankments, <Sc. — compreh. qfv^^tqtoft/. sjt- !] 
 D. to turn off. ^zur n. i| 
 
 Field ( for rice, &c. ) formed by a d. qfyw «. j 
 
 3 ( aa in a field, across a road, &c, ) ^jnrhTT «. ^ci^it- j 
 tr m. fTM/. |i 
 
 iTo Dam, c. a. confine hf a dam. ^tTRT m.-»rf*T «i.-«fec. *(irtui, \ 
 
 «ti*<«i, ^tV f».-&c. *4irti rj«|«<u|-ym«|ui. 
 Damage, «. damnum, v. Loss. ^+,^m «./. ^'Ml'fty. 1^- 
 
 2 Aarm, detriment, injury, \. Hubt. M<r«ft/. j**IM ». 
 /. j*«l'ft/ «^r or «^T m. ^rf^/. ?^/. 
 
 3 damages; reparation/or injury. H<|>'«Hi»./. g^^BPft/. 
 
 To Damaos, r. a. v. To Hubt. sTraof, f^Hl*iui or f«R^, 
 Damageable, a. v. V. HI«RI>dI11-&c. N4iNMIMI-&c. HT- ! 
 
 Damaged,/), v. V. ii«?vrtl, &c. w:\^ *ric4I-yic4rfl, fTRWT, 
 
 The d. and spoiled ( goods, Ac, ) — compreh. or col- 
 lect. ^i-iHiii-^m*! *-^*Mii'i«i<4(ftRr?r»».-Hrai«.&c.) 
 
 Damask, n. q^TT^ n. 
 
 Dame, «. lady, mitlreu cf a family. ^/. «lT^flf^/. RTlf- 
 
 ?TT^/. mi/. ( Ex. fTTf TPSft^ ^. ) [^Pft/. 
 
 2 *Wer^ «>«««. ^riT/. mf /. W^/. 3n« or 3T*rT or 3T- 
 DaMMEH, n. partieuUtr retinous ejeudation. JTTTw. ^T^^qTw*. 
 Jb Damk, r. a. doom to hdl. H<*M ^PBuf-Mlrlui-JMUI, JR- 
 
 2 eaute tke eternal punishment of. H<»m-3t v?'lfft^< -&c. 
 
 3 cennre, blame. ^ m. %^5r- 3WBt, «mRm-^TTI^-&c. 
 *T^-3»^. [ ^<KVSi. 
 
 Damxable, a. T. V. 1. 2. ^<*H 41*Nlvil'll, H<<I><4I^, ^^ 
 
 I. See DniaTABLK. 
 DaM5AT105, ». T. V. 1. 2— art. JTT^tfT JI^ n. &c.— #/afe. 
 
 5"!^/. awprfJr/. ^(tv ». ir^^m w. 3nf;<n7i ai. 
 To DAMxirr, Ac. See To Hubt, && 
 DaVT, «.— of things. Tflt'TJTT, 5^P^, 5H7, ^TTIT, ^mT, JH- 
 
 ^PT, "ii^iiini, 'hf? or f^«)'i<i«i, "W§^, 'iit«(g^. 
 
 To get d. W^df, firatif , *«<«Ut, WT^Wof , 4lIW^, ^- 
 
 2 -of the air, placee, ftc. «T^, ^HUT, ^H7, S^TrST^ pr 
 Damp. n. moitt »ir. mvC(f. nrt^f. 
 
 To cast a d. to deprru. See To Damp. 
 Jff Damp, r. «. aMtt/Mi. aJl?wif w ^^taifwf, 3ftHT-a?|?nTT- 
 
 «Tnf-Ac. *r»f, 
 
 2 rfrprw, cAiW, dullen, ^c, ^T»fll m. /.-«WTpf»I «.- i 
 
 9 DAN 
 
 anwni «.-f^<iVT /.-^»».-&c. ^^njjf y. 0/ 0. "tpt «». pi-- 
 
 ^HTT /• HTSWf y. ofo. f^rr^m n.-qT'»ft «. VWui tcith ^x: 
 of o. HtS'if, <•(•=( <<«li. 
 Damped, />. t. V. 1. 3?ia<»a«l, #?ir ^^^, &c. 
 
 2 f^<H\i %asT, &c. f^<*<4H, ^t^^, f^«<*)rtar, hrr^tt^, 
 
 To be d. f^i»J*|uf, 
 Dampee, n. Dampixg, p. a. v. V. 1. after^oiKT, sftOT ^- 
 
 2 l^<*ris ^T'TRr, *<]4U|KI, &c. JftfiTT, 3f«i^*iv»i*, STT- 
 I. clamping occurrence, ^c. HRifre n. 
 Dampikg, n. V. V. l.—act. ^R?Tot «. ^t?JT =R^ «. &c. 
 2— oe<. Htrif «. TT'Jft ^TTH'if «. &c. f|Tmi/. m. 5rHr^- 
 
 Dampish, a. 3rt«RWOT. 
 
 Dampnsss, «. V. A. 1. afl^HUll m. ailri+JiMUII m. ^H^r'T'in' w. 
 9Hi^^+4U|| m. &c. afTc?/. n. 3fra^/.3Tt5n^ »«. aTT^ffT/. 
 2 «?^/. "^HWi^uii ffi. &c. 
 
 To be affected by d. ^^Z^. [/. 5^^/. 
 
 Damsei., n. young wotiwn. Hiufl^/. ?T?^/. ^IfST/. J^ffft 
 
 Bevy of damsels. H^uft'lOT m. 
 Damson, «. ^ <Fo5 3TT^. [ W^. 
 
 To Dance, v. n, »i|-hu{, ^[^ m.-^r^ n.-?!^ «.-?T5?T n.-&c. 
 To d. and skip about, v. To Fbisk. ?ir^7i rfl'iu)'. 
 To d. attendance on. Jrr^-*rJr'Tt-*r3r?IRT-^'qj^-&c. 
 FifPTof g. of o. JpratST m. iTCif g. of o. 
 
 To d. for joy. STFW JfT^, tffftT «"rf5-JTffr-%ffT-&C. 
 *!Hui, ^«^ li-^ul, 
 2b DaKCE, ». a. HH*|u|. [ ?IT5{I «. 
 
 Dakce, Dancing, n. v. V. N. sn^ »», ^ n. ^^ n. rfrPTH. 
 D. in a ring. Mia^r«f n. xm^^ n. 
 D. with gesticulation. fTtl? n. 
 
 Lively and merry d. iT'<iT 4j'^<^ HT^ «. ?n?nPV«rr 
 
 m. rlPin^ ♦»• '^'<^«TT w. 5f^«?T3 w. UHIIHI5 w. ^MdMI-t 
 
 m. t{»1ltf*(t/. [ ^3tff. 
 
 To lead a d. maie /o tramp about. HT'T m. 5TM<^ut', 'Tr- 
 
 Dancoi, n. Dancing, ;>. a. v. V. N. hhuiki, ;iff^-gr?T-&c. 
 
 ^tTT, 'H^, TI^, 111*1, i^'.Ht1%. 
 
 I. ditpoied to dancing. HHfl. 
 
 Dancino-oibl, n. ^;^T*ft<Jr or ^^?ftoT/. ^^'ft/ ^^/. 
 
 ^m^/. tt^it/. ^J«rT/. 5Tnrift»^/. 
 
 Attendant on a d. *rWT m. [ m. ^TTot/. 
 
 Bell on the toes of a d. 4H|(\/. sf»ns: «. or c «■ 5^ 
 
 Gallant kept by a d. ?fmTT w. 
 
 Girl bought and bred up as a d. ( or actress ). ^7- 
 «p;(n«tT or nK^K^ra /. 
 
 Male dresHcd and dancing as a female. HT^T <0=^m. 
 »IT^ m. siTTT m. iV-^ m. (ftTTT m. n*IT/. "^tsftf/. ^f[^f. 
 
 Master or keeper of dancing girls. %nTT^4 m. 
 
 Musician attendant upon a d. ?TTf%^ m. — reproach- 
 fully, wr m. 
 
 Present made to a d. while dancing. g^RT m. 
 
 Kobe worn by a d, ^^fpf m. fWT^ m. 
 
DAK 
 
 210 
 
 DAR 
 
 Danciso-masteb, n. ^-ciu^iitHHIr^H ^^IKl, HNU^IUNW- 
 DAXciNa-EOOii, «. ^^inrnfT 3Tjr m. ^q'^TT?5T/. ^r«nt1^n. 
 
 'irMlr^M m. It. 
 
 Damdelio.v, w. ^ "^ apfl^. 
 
 Daitdi-peat, n. urchin. fM^Qi*] m. f^HT^lT w. f^TTPft/. 
 
 To D.o;di,e, v. a. n\{\Mi-^\r\\MX T^ot, rtirti m. ^T^Jf y. o/o. 
 
 2 See To Fondle. 
 Dandeuif, «. <JI+iUII or <JKU|i w. 
 Dandy, n. v. Fop. 3<+i»lM c ^Mi'^\^ c. Hd^iM c. 
 Dandyism, n. aiTJR^rrjft / ar^r^^pft/. 3^=17/. HA*ll4\/. 
 Daxgeb, Daxokbousness, «. ^er/Z. *nT «• *nT^ »». VTH>T»t. 
 
 vn?ftJT/. «. ?T?n «i. TTor «. ^r^^ »»■ 
 
 2 ( of life ) V. Jeopardy. ^nw^^PT «. f^sfT^r or sj|uiltfi 
 
 +<m^;i »». ». q?, ifm«%^ w. snTtrr w. 
 
 Daxgeeous, a. v. N. 1. >nTr^, MI+«(H1, ^m^MI, ?PT«T, 
 
 2 sfT'jrasjPTT^T, ifm^^^r^, f^r^i^r^, f^r^KTrsr, muiwi- 
 
 •T!?;, i(|ui'Mi<i'|ft, f^^^rtl, sjTOifrf ( in comp. as niwilfl^- 
 f^ (1. counsel. muiid5?T«T^n: a d. business ). 
 To Dangle, v. n. hang loosely. af)oE»l^, 3(|<i*j)«("i or *«H7|', 
 
 aqjsiof , ^fT^, sTf^nof , f^?rT»f, r^^i'13'if, arra^psfT wi.-sff- 
 
 STFoET wt.-^T5t<pifr M.-&C. ^'Jf-^n't. 
 
 2 fig. hang ahout or after. <H^i<l|OT.-&c.qT't J-ofo. ^\Zf. 
 -^/. 5^^ ^. o/ 0. :TI^-*^tJ<n-"TT€t rll'iuj g. of o, 
 Dasuleb, n. Dangling, p. a. v. V. 1. ^o&«|uii<|, aj]<i«ifil, 
 
 &e. ^TotH, 3l«)rtr««1, •^[riri. 
 
 - •hltilil tn^TKr, ^Hh<.<«<i, ?n^ rflMUIKI, &c. TT^i'TRTT, 
 
 Dangling, n. v. V.I.— orf. 3?|<A+«)u|n. &e. a ^K^hm or ^. 
 
 m. 5ftot;prT or ^w. 
 
 2 — act. <JJT^tTT *IT^ «• (^MM<t|U|». ^\^ cTTT'fw. &C. 
 Dank. See Damp. 
 Dappeb, a. short and brisk. 5?PFr, d'lullJH'PT, ^'l«ll^'iuil, 
 
 31'^'Tr, g^RJ, ^-W-Oh, ^i^-ild, i^i^ild or yii^-iflH, 
 
 A d. man. <y5^T»«. 
 Dappebling, «. dandiprat. V^l^mn. ^m;\i,\m. f^PlT^/. 
 Dapple, a. variegated. 3T«R5^ or ^, fEr^f^pjff, |^, M^<»f1. 
 To Dapple, r. a. ai^TrJ^-Ac. q^. 
 
 To Dare, v. a. defy, brave, challenge. ^^-|^-^'rft^-3T- 
 f»THRW-&c. ^r?^, ^^^ ^IrfHuf, ^HidtiM ^rfNui, 
 
 \^r\^n^. ^r^Rof, hi+.i«k f'lf «■ mih^i, "^i+h^ <nf»». ^, 
 
 To Dare, c. n. ^:(V!^f,.y(^n.-f^^m.-^^Hr]f.-&c. 3T?Iot in. 
 con. tcith g. of s. 3T^ rTTf^M. 3TO^ y. of g. vr^,^Trf^f. 
 
 Daeefvl, Daring,^, a. v. V. X. «n(f Bold, sfl^, vrsUTfft- 
 
 ^iHIm< Tft^ ^n^ snmnr, it^pttstt +I'34^ni, Mi<fti«ii 
 
 Dabino, n. daringnest, darefulnest, T. Boldness. ftRTlf/. 
 
 trrft^n. qr^n. ?IT^«. 
 
 2 io?rf oc<. *ll^'H+.A?i. ?rr^«. 
 Daringly, adv. v. A. ftRT^, ifldqun^', +il^«^^T=T. 
 Dark, a. afTVJKI-^, 3TVI*KM<<, 3tv<+l<^'f>,3^iWJ,dlM«, f^T- 
 
 A d. night ( i. e. without the moon ). +,|il<>n WHj. 
 Pitch d. nCT or sj. 
 2 not of vivid or showy color. +,|<i+)<, +,|!AeJd,T'[^ or 1- 
 
 3 — the complexion. +|ot'lrfl, <fii<»rti, «m«i*ii«««i, %|oiy<. 
 
 4 T. Ignorant. arfJHNI, HIH*I, HH^t, 3TtT5rr. 
 
 5 no< fa*% understood, v. Obscure. J^tT*!, jtfT, 
 
 6 V. Gloomy. 3?m, T^RTTOTT^T. 
 
 Dabe, «. V. Darkness. at^Ktn. <PTo5T^»n. w^w.tn. «. 
 
 To go in the d. ^ToEr^f^-3fiyKM»l-&c. ^TPJl-f^Toi'. 
 2 V. Ignorance, STtTRm. 3TfTPT«. 
 To Darken, v. a. make dark. aTtTRwt.-'PTait^w'. ^Rof'-JTm^- 
 
 2 See To Obscure. 
 
 3 (the complexion) v. To Tan. +,|ct«)i<'i', ^lotMUIl 371^5^-, 
 
 4 render ignorant. 3TtnT »«.-3Tt«T n.-3TfTT5^w.-&C. "ITIOT, 
 
 Darkly. See Ob.scueely. 
 
 Darkness, n. v. A. 1. ar'^W?: pop. ^iT:^FTT»». ar^TTw. ^T5Et- 
 
 ^or <<l|of|<Jj OT. *IorHjfl /. *Ioij^' »». 3Tt"^"^n. <TT n. frrf*R». 
 
 Pitch d. Thick d. ^sT^H^lw. TS^w. 3TMK'l4dn. ^f- 
 
 The quality or property of d. rm^^in. cTKw. «. 
 
 2 <(iIoiy<,MU||OT. &c. 
 
 3 +|oi'HNiMuii o>' <M«t(i«<«'?trrr(n. ^i«')^m"II»i.&c. 
 
 4 ;H^T1T«». 9ttT^TT»n. 3Tt«T». aTfTT^r". 
 
 Dabksome, a. g^RJT T^4NI, '^Hi<*m, '<{^sf>T, STrT^^n. 
 Dablino, a. dear, beloved, favorite. 3TH^t^, 31H4HI, f5T5<FT, 
 
 HlSidrfl, HMrHI, iftrft^, SftdN^r, rTft^rroI, f^TT, «ITTT, 
 PH^tr^ n, vi{l«(*<l, STPTOT, ^5?*r, ^?^, ^, ^HH4<1, 3T^- 
 
 Darling, «. dear, jeivel., pet, love. ^4\M\i\v\m. ^^VJm. f^T^T-siT 
 fiio^|ol|»«. prHlT«». '4>r<*Mi or f^^^r rrrfrTOT. ^3nJV^ ?fT- 
 S?T «*. :jJI«^MltJim. Jf^^f^m. m^n. qrloa«».31lrKfrl»l«. 
 
 2 — esp. as used in amatory phraseology by Lovers and 
 Mistresses. ^oE^oft /. Mi<i4 «• ^Hof) /. ftqt or f^ m. 
 RTTTT w. "nft »». 5?toET M. 
 
 To Darn, v. a. Vf^ m. f. Jp^, ^'T'T. 
 
 Darn, «. the part darned. Vf^f.m. 
 
 Dabned,/). v. V. rg^^^c^r, 20T^?5T, 5<nl?, 
 Darnel, n. «WHNl ^^'^^ an^. 
 Darner, «. v. V. rs *<,«IKI, &c. ?'J>*0, ^^HT. 
 Darning, n. t. V. — «rf. <iu|uj «. r^»». 
 
 Price or cost of d. HwiuiKoS /. H«Rl{ or ^tinf /. 
 Dakt, n. V. Spkab. iirft/. ^^m.dim. Tift/ ?rtn/. ?ITf^/, 
 
 Bearded d. srre »>. 
 
DAT 
 
 211 
 
 DAW 
 
 D. or jirelin with a etring attached. ^<ft/. 
 To Dakt, v. a. V. To Throw. 9»^, ^T^, JHTwf. 
 
 2 T. To Emit. ?fil«r, TTJ^. 
 To Dabt, c. «. See To Bolt, To Spbi>o. 
 To Dash, r. a. «<ri*< againtt. Midi^, STT^'if, ail**"!, 
 
 2 /Aroir tro/«" in Jhthet. ftrfftlW, ftldl^ m. />?. >ds<<"i, 
 
 3 in or to pieces. «#nt^, 5^ 5SF%»i.^.^^-TS?r^y.o/o. 
 
 4 out ; eancfl 6fe. T. To EtFACE. VtSlT »»• JHKuli-^, 
 
 5 confound, dUeoneeri, x. To Defeat. t?V5'»f W c5VT5^, 
 JTn w.-f^mT m.-kc. ^Twf ^. 0/0. 
 
 6 See To Dispirit, To Shame. [ fiivwui. 
 
 7 mix toith, adulterate. HcB f.-ftf^mf.-&c. Mlrf't-MI'^ 
 5b Dash, r. n. #/rii« againtt. 31^5Eot, STT^'ilf, 'Mi+ul, *T?^- 
 
 of , «i^ /. ?7FM-«ra^ g. of ». 
 
 2 tfiatk up. fly of, S(c. ; — of water, vitlonil, f^^rauf or 
 
 S at, amongst, through, awav, &c. 7^55%, 3^Toff /. «TT- 
 ^wf-W^lr, 3Br^5T "n^f, *T^, M4^'H<«l-MS^'1-tlSII'i«>l^- 
 
 Ac. 3iriif-fn^. 
 
 To d. through thick and thin. trg^-J^o&H wfTot, T- 
 4 down ; — rain, fruits, kc.faU violently. ^UeBWi,<IUoB- 
 
 Jt w m ♦!*«<, 444^ iuf. 
 Dash, Dasbiho, n. v. V. A.—aet. ■■M^i.'H «. 3<H4u( «. 
 
 D. and banging about. 31^ 3^7 /. 
 
 Smart d. ( of water, Ac. ) with the hand. ^IM+I w. r. 
 ^, ^re, RTT. 
 T. V. N. 1. — art. 3»^nif n. STTTor n. Vl^ f. '45^ »». 
 
 3 and BcsH. J«c&<J( n. THoO'/ ^^W/. fT^ftt/. 
 
 L ditplay,flath, t. Show. 7mT»T or 7»m*T/. Um(\H f. 
 
 To cut a d. V7 iw. »nT't-^riK''f. See under Fiocke. 
 W.—eatt, tmack. 3TT m. !^^f. JfpF/. 5=T^/. ^^f. 
 
 To hare a d. of. HTTof m ^ t^ <tNIT HHHI alto ^ 
 
 iu.(— )fr Jrrrr^ ^/. 
 
 DAiaixa, /». a. t. V. N. 3. preeipiUUe, tearing, Sfe. f. 
 
 Impetcous. «f?npn, y«*M«»i, «to^wt, ««**i^, 
 
 1. cutting a doth, t. Fi5E. J>fWT, JT^, OT^HT, »m- 
 
 ^, an^wnr, NrtRiT, f^fTT-TKH, f^trf^. 
 
 DAtTAKS, DaSTARSLT, Ac. Sce COWAKD, Ac. 
 
 Data, n. r. 0>0C5d. wy w. ITT^I'ar m. »nw n. 
 Dats, n.-tbe tree. W^/. WJ^ »•• <^ «•• wfift /—the 
 fruit. ^ajT «". |f^ «i.— the atone or seed. 3Ti^a /. 
 ort^Wt/.— wild d. tree. fit^/. ftl^t w fijnlt/. 
 
 DateK plucked and dried whilat immature, wfmf. 
 
 Lumped datca.<i|f^v^<M.Not lumped d.arnj^ W^m. 
 
 Spirituoua exudation from the wild date trce.^I^/. 
 
 a ( of letter, Ac. ). JTTrtv/. Ay ^'*< «•••". conridered 
 
 turn A. Ppft/. W? »i. 
 
 Actual OP true d. 4(M^ri4<fl/. 
 
 3 time or period of. «FToE ««. W*T<T »«. f^^RT »». [^^. 
 To fix or appoint for a certain d. iMr<<ui — To be Hxed 
 To go out of d. H\^ -iff adv. q^rif^ JTT^, StsT^- 
 
 4 V. DuBATios «»>w*m?^r/. 
 
 To Date, f. a mft^/.-f^Ifft/. *iis"i-fe^-*I^-H)v«lul". 
 
 To Date, v. n. See To Beoix. 
 
 Dative, n. '^^f. «ST^R w. 
 
 Datuba, n. thorn apple. t^JJ" ♦». 
 
 To Daub, v. a. v. To Smeak. %t#, ferruf, ^stn^r, ^tj^uf or 
 
 Daub, n. lad picture. ^]iz f^ «. ^ff^^ «. 
 
 Davghteb, «. ?I^ or c?^/ 5?^^/ J'ft/. jf^TBT/. ^K^^/ 
 
 f^T^ifW/. 3tT^/. ?R^r/. 3TT?JTTrr/. rr^rar/. 51^/. 
 
 '^f^/. ^/- ^^f- W^ /.—allusively. viH^afrt/. 
 MM^idM «. ^ffTifl^ltf /. vifN^difV/. — in endearment •li^'TT 
 
 D. in law. 5pT/ 5?»^I*<I /. ^tqr/. ^/. 
 
 Son of d. ^^r m. ^P^^TTJ^ w. 
 Dacghtehlikess, »j. cfi^f^nin^ m. 
 Dattohteblt, a. ^'iJNMf'H-*, •F'^TTtnTfTPIT. 
 lb Dacitt, ». a. T. To Iktimidate. »tt M.-trpF m. <^n^l«jui- 
 
 vjlriuf, %5IW, »15fl|t|u"l', S<Hu(, i<+N«if. 
 Dauntless, o. v. Bold, tftr, ft^, 3T^Hr*TT. 
 
 DaCSTLESSLY, adv. v. A. f^r'^^rmr^, tilrfl+^K^. 
 
 Daustlessxesb, n v. A. ftT^/f^»l<<Mi»II w. ?fT<ft/. 
 To Dawdle, ». n. trifle, idle, plag, dalli/, tcork lazily or 
 languidly. »m^, %o5of, ^PT^, R<<|otuli,^dr,^g;dr, ipr*T- 
 
 3<o&H^,<iH/. «. <ET''lf-''R'f, f^<,M*i »i.-M< 7^ | ^ u|y.. vti)j | <)iin 
 
 /.-^f»RTf /.■^/•-3^/-^iJ3% «./-wni/^.-&c. iRTir, 
 
 ^TT^IT/. pi. KrftfT *nT^. 
 
 To Dawdle awat, v. a. ( time, Ac. ). ^ri<(u(, ^ct i ^ i c i ^ ^- 
 OT, 'IHIJJiii', vjMiJui. 
 
 Dawdle, »i. Dawdleb, «. v. V. N. TROl K l, ^»MKT, &c. T- 
 HTT, T*^, 'lM<^«il or ^5T or ^RJTT, R*m«^65T, %n^, 
 pHwirHWMi, *i«H*t?f,Tf'TT,^?T'l>, ^HJ^Jl^sn — ami as agree- 
 ing with Snail, Slow coach, Poke, ^-c. soino terms aro 
 
 ^HitfTT, Ktm, 3n^ f^n^. 
 
 Dawdliso, n. V. V. N. qJTof n. %?Edf «. Ac. tO'I* ! " ! /. aft- 
 »W"»ft /. -^'HJIJI* /. 3TcEKT3BXT / n. aioCHdl^ or rft/. 
 3TIcERT5{t/. rt<'ji*t »». ^>RTf / 'm^H/. ^nf /. 7^?TT/. 
 aiMl^bl-ft/. [^IrT. 
 
 Dawdlikolt, adv. ")i»PT, 'IHrtim, <{dU<i or «H^4d, JJ^ 
 
 Dawc, n. />o*<. it's/. ?win5 n. 
 
 To Daws, v. n.— the day. vi>|of, qj^'is^, it^.tt^H i^, fTf- 
 ^1 «. <5?uf, frrt^tTl/. ^, qi^ /.-Ac. J5>6t.— brightly, 
 glowingly, Ac. f^mf.pl. Topmot-HW'f-JsiotJirt^- 
 J^ojul, 'J^Vt or ^^^, 
 2 fig. begin U> open Sfe. 5^ m. fm g. of *. gr^w. qw^f. 
 
 Daw>-, Dawxus, «. T, V. l.^^.f. ar^oi »». 3fr?off^ m. <^- 
 
BAY 
 
 212 
 
 DEA 
 
 At the peep of d. 3^tS<Tt,3^5<Tf?TffT, ^T^p, "J^idMfl. 
 Early d. TpT"??/ ^^Tm «. T^ "• f^lf^R^ «. 
 rirst glimmerings of d. ^=«rrf ^^TTS «• Rhs f^- 
 
 *i|i(«tl|i)o4 or f(NiH|ijol fl. firfsr^ or f n. f>Tf»TT^ «. 
 
 Time of d. >d-J}i<i|+,|oi m. STIHi^TS or 5E m. spTRT «. 
 q^l'J.E/. ^?^:F /. NH'JTf^Rf n. +M^<H or ?T^ /. 
 «Fm% "T^/ SlT?T:?nTT w. T^'.^FT^ m. 
 2 fig. rwe, beginning, gr^ w. 
 Pat, n. — artificial, r<i;«IW m. f^ wi. 
 
 Advancing d. vjiSrO %o5/. 
 
 All the d. long f^^^TT, ■HKI^<()*1, f^TS or f^?R5. 
 
 Blind by d. f^^T. 
 
 By d. and night. f^%f^, arf ITT^ pop. aH^^i^fi. 
 
 Close of the d. ^S^\r{m. f^JT^rf^/. 
 
 D. and night. TT'^^^^, ST^RTal, ar^n p(^. 3?^- 
 
 Declining d. grRrft^a/ <JdKf^4(«m. 
 Half of the d. ^w./. During or through one half 
 of the d. %o5*TT. 
 
 Fine (clear, sunny) d, gf^m.M. 
 
 Fine (clear and cloudless) days. ^<j««fl^ f^mn.pl. 
 
 Foul (dull, hazy) d. ^t^ m.n. [o£<TT. 
 
 In open d. in broad daylight, f^^^ SefooTr, <|l^l<cc|- 
 
 Of a full or whole d. ^m H^V^. * 
 
 Pay of a d. r^ft/. TniTm. fipnTN3T»». 
 
 ■yVTiilst it is d. before night closes. f^^THf, ^Jjfj^fff, 
 
 f^^u^dH , ^, f^ ^r^^. 
 
 To go down — the d. «Tft^ '^tM— f^i^. 
 2 — natural. fi^^H*". f^m.n. TFTm. ^T?fT m. ^«PI^m. <^. 
 ^^T^«. 3<<4d^«. 3T^TTT5rm.n. Some of the terms for the 
 periods into which the day is divided are 3l?tit, ^:^- 
 ?5, »T'll-=)Nhl ^rf,'mi?5 or ifk^, SIIflHfrf, 3Tf^TfST- 
 ?5|n or arPTTiT^, ilHMI^tl, ffTT, nt^|TT, u?T?n^ 
 onrf 3l*lD^c6, 3r^%3, <Ml^ct, rtii^«, ^['T^^, &C. 
 
 Auspicious d. gf^ni.n. g^^^w. 
 
 Auspiciousness of the d. H^H^f^ /. 
 
 Biduum. f^TT^ n. 
 
 D. of the week. ^TT m. ^TWl m. 
 
 D. after d. f^^^rprf^H, r<^*<^f^'<'H , f^t(ti'if^^^ . 
 
 D. by d. V. Dailt. ^, ^=3t, ^v^t^. 
 
 Declining days ( of life or fortune ). sttIT f^^^»». pi- 
 
 Eating d.— cw opposed to Fast day. \r|i|U|iii7 m. 
 
 Everj- d. Tr^^iM, (^<?15T, TT^ 3^, aTTOT f^^Rf. 
 
 Every other d. ^^ \i^m\ aTR, 
 
 Evil days, dark, blind, &c, days. aTOc^FTol/. 
 
 From to d. aiMWiy^H, arqiT^, 3T?TRf^. 
 
 Happy d. a faustus dies. BI'*(MI fr^^ m. g^»T«». »■ 
 ^[^^^ «. 
 
 Hire or wages for a d. TTsft /. 
 
 Inauopicious d. ^^H m.n. ^s^f^^^ m. ^v«mT wi.^ToE- 
 
 Now a days. ^M*I?5. 
 
 Odd (by, extra, blank, &c.) d. 3TT5^^^«». 3Tre^Kw. 
 
 Of one d. \^^\^. [^. 
 
 On the d. after. 1^=^ fs^, ^^^ ^f\^^S^a f^- 
 
 On the d. before. 3q^5?TT f^^. [d. %Tqt. 
 
 On the third d. (past or future). %T^.On the fourth 
 
 Person employed by the d. ^>ji+0. 
 
 Poster or rotation d. qrafHl f^^^ m. ^R m. 
 
 Through the d. All the d. iJ+<|-sj, 0H4|(f^K, ar^ra^. 
 
 Triduum. f^rfe^ m. faRpjT «. f-sKlf») /. 
 
 To d. aiTM, 3iM-Mir<^i|H m. S^q-; to-morrow, 7?r, 3"- 
 <^41+; the next day, alto the day before yesterday, <?T- 
 ^; the third day, future or past, rR^j the fourth day, 
 %T^. These words are also adverbial. 
 
 Unlucky d. SR /, 
 
 Unseasonable or wrong d. 3m f^^^ OT. [?JT^f^, 
 
 Up to to d. 3TR<T€fT, 3?F;Rt, 3TMMI^di, aRRN'T, 3T- 
 
 To win the d. ttT ^"I^T, ^^T m.-^ri n.-&e. ^\m. 
 
 Thy days are numbered, ^^ft Mi*i MIHrft 311^. 
 3 time gpeei^^d, lime with reference to a person or thing. 
 f^***) n>. ^FToS m. ^/. 
 Dat-book, n. rr^T ?IT5T m. ??r5T «• w ^Rl «• <1^^^ /• 
 
 ^W ^T^ m. ^,f. TPTTTm OT. ^S=i^ m. 
 Dat- BREAK, n. V. Dawx. rfTrli^FTc^ Or s OT. ^Tm'.^TO^ m. q- 
 
 At d. gr5rs?Tt, ^HI<T or ^STTlrT, ^^<+i or ^. 
 Day-laboe, n. f^<^«H^ft/. <MH^O/. " 
 Dat-laboeek, n. ^IM+O, <M<^K, TTf^H^, ?MH>j=^,'^TT, 
 
 "^ n. ( woman or child ). 
 Dat-light, n. r<^«)*)HI 3%5 w. <i«<Mf!?T m. ^^Nt 3%I m. 
 [<i<^t\■^re, n. 
 At d. vjiiSdI. 
 By or with d. before nightfalls. f^^^fT T^, f^?^ ^- 
 
 In broad d. ^q^ f^^^RTTH, r'i4M\i*iv,M\. 
 
 It is broad d. T^PT'ft^T 3^^, S)<l>l><0<1 3%3^, W^- 
 
 Datsmas. See Mediatob. 
 
 Day-spw>g, See Da^vh. 
 
 Dat-stab, n. H^\i.M\ <TRT m. \\'it\\'i*i'\ti^<t> ?1KT ♦«. 
 
 Dat -TIME, « R!.1'WI-«n^ot/. f^?^ »«. ^^?r ?%5N1%s/. f^- 
 
 In the d. f^5Rrt, f4«(«('H, f^^^ ^^T. 
 iTo Daze, To Dazzle, v. a. n^M«|ii|, 5nPT^T^,=^^^, H^- 
 
 'if, ^f^TRtfT «.-H-s|H'nu| n. £Rot, xTf^?T-&e. ^5^. 
 To Dazzle, v. n. ^Mol, ^^. 
 
 Dazzled, ;>. v. V. A. ^M^lrfril, &c. ^f%?T, ^, <JM^H<.fv,. 
 To bo d. f^^ or f^Ml^^l, '^^., W^, irfjoHJf or 
 yi+lotuj. 
 Dazzler, w. Dazzlihs,/?. «. T. V. A. r^M«(«iKi, &c. ^%fr- 
 
 Deacos, «. m^-eft ^ <i^ an^. 
 
DEi 
 
 21S 
 
 DEA 
 
 Dead, o. txanimaie. k^7^ or %f5T, ^, ''l^^TT or ^?5r, 'IHWrf- jj ^^g. of o. ^R3«Et «. pi. or Z^ n. pi. g^^*!? y. o/" 
 
 fHaTM, or f'T%V-ffi:ilM-<S:c. ^=7^, ^^W, 3lrflfT, H^TfT 
 or "JreifT, STTOlf^^^, STMf^rTf^-f^r^-&c. 
 
 Some covert or softening terms used in mentioning 
 a dead person are^^S^rat ( if he had been a worship- 
 per of jr«Antt),'Vll«^l*fl (if a worshipper of Shitca), 
 *M'I'<i*fi, y*<lH, t?l*ifH«l<l, ri1*i<1< RTF, M<rtl*'M, 1W- 
 
 D. body, V. Corpse, it?^ m. 
 
 2 inanimate. Pl-jff^, 31^, 3TSTm, 3I%?R, 3T^, 
 
 3 icithout feeling, intentiUe, v. Callous, ^f^ ^/>. ^f^- 
 
 4 — a limb or member, rf-l+l, 31V, 3I^IT. 
 
 5 UuteUu, vapid, \. Flat, f^^ or ^, f^HoE, PlUlK, 
 
 Pltti«*i, *M«!<, *M(«, «W«f^, sftr^. 
 
 6 — of sound, ./Za/. fTT5t. 
 
 7— of sleep, Ac. v. Deep. ^, qri, j'Wff. 
 
 8 mtkomt tpirit, Sfc. See Dull. 
 
 9 ( a language ) iJ-<<Hi<JH-«<«l^l<iHH »J%r5T, 
 
 Dead, n. midtt, v. Heioht. ^ in. comp. as a prefix, as 
 ^srmfr in the d. of night. ^Hr^<<l«.<<id in the d. of 
 winter, &c. >TT as a prefix, as H^O-sfJ in the d. of night. 
 
 Dead, aJo. See Wholly. 
 
 To Deades, c. a. ^!^;^-nz_-^-&c. ^ET^, ^ri^ m m.-%^T- 
 =|T^ »!.-&<•. ^T^t J. of 0. 
 2 See To Bllst. 
 
 1 ^ra 3T»IT ^t;? ^CJ-^r-m ^ v/<<|-«n fRTT-^^JR T^ PTr% 
 
 DSADU.XE88, «. T. A. MM*7UII m. yiH'^MUIl 
 Deadly, a. mortal, JcUling. deleterious 
 
 Wl^"»i»^ 
 
 ^PW, »tm*l, «n^, HIUI^i-pfr-fK^-^rft, miuiITh*, 
 
 ni«niM^iO, viuiMifl*, Mm^i^f), iTTT^, ^fgir^-TTf^&c. 
 
 D. hatred. ^^^ n. 
 DtADLT, o^. See Mobtallt. 
 Deadxess, «. T. A. 1. il^^.H"!! «». !Tn»Rtf^ ».5ftTnftr»T n. 
 
 iHi(l*Ml/. Ac. 
 
 3 Ml4>,mur m. wfi^hnm «. WflTT*^ n. 
 
 8 l%^*ll «•. f|KUMU|| m. Ac. ITnTTT^/. 
 
 Dead-«tock, a. wn «iT^ fro^^ ^T|t 3rh «mM , fti?j^. 
 «mM ♦». 
 
 I>EAr, «. ff|TT rmiM, ^f^, ^^Jf^, ^W'tf^'TTf^, ^- 
 
 ?, iT7«Tf^, ii^^'f. — a* uaed of the car. «^^. 
 
 A d. penwn. i^, ^?l^l or *mWA ^tmrtt or ^^iNt 
 
 To become d. nfpTf^f. 
 To DEAfDi, r. ». ^f^nipt, *m^ or in. pi. or mm/, pi. 
 or ?T^ or alfi./)/. ^^lif, ^THm. ;>/. Sfrit-^^iT jr. o/«. 
 
 Deafness, «. t.A. 4|r^'^HU||»». «lf«R^n. ^Tf«r4«. «r«piTT»TR»». 
 
 Deal, n. See Quamitt. 2./Jc-hoo</. ^^tt?»i.«. Jsj?. 3^^m. 
 Of or belonging to d. ^«)<^iO. 
 
 3 — in card playing. ^V^f. 
 To Deal, v. a. distrilute, dole., v. To Ditide. «rt^,f^HPTot, 
 
 ^TJnf, ^SH \^, ^,oft/.-&c. ^^ g. of 0. 
 
 2 ( cards ) «|t^, ^^/. ^^ g. oj o. 
 
 3 out: — blows. HKui, ^. 
 
 To Deal, i>. «. /r^i^c in, v. To Tbabe. £?irTK»».-3^«.- 
 5«J^^m.-&c. ^PTiif y. o/o. 
 
 2 with; trade with, have lusiness with, td^qi-i^,^^^/. 
 »».-^nt«.- ^^T^«i.-&c. ^of «i</t ^ oft. ^f^[Z /.- 
 <lotU|«|o6U|«.-^^Jr»».-&c. ^^-n?t^ tcith ^ of a. 
 
 To have to d. with. qt3/.-sran»». 3T?r^ »"«. con. 
 
 3 withjbyj v. To Behave, ^mwf, ^T^Jf, «< ri uj+ /.-crrTHfi. 
 
 Dealee, «. V. V. N. 1. B^TTTR ^^TTRT, &c. ?^, ^mihiO, 
 
 2'^^ «t,<u|Kr, &c. H^. 
 Dealixo, n. V. V. X. I. ^^m. «J+lrfl/. s^mTTw. 
 
 2 o«(i Inteecoukse. irJf ^«. ^^/. »». ^^»i.%^- 
 ^/. a^ 1 ^4 TBI ^ 'ft%«. "TT^w. ^f^^K/. ^'W. ite/. 
 
 3 a»Ki CoxDUCT. «|r1u}5F/^^n. 
 
 Plain d. Double d. See in their places. 
 Deab, «. pet.fove.1 ^e.v.DAKLiKG.ifmMw. f^siNl+fe^Hlw. 
 Deab, a. beloved, v. Dahlixg. f^lS*l, ??fi^ro5, fT^, «TKT. 
 2 high-priced, cottlg. »?^, 3^Kt?JT^r, mwmr?5T^, ^T- 
 
 ?T, *|*Wl'-fl . — in high degree ; exorbitantly., enormousig, 
 /fe. d. ^^ aUTHoET, Trtt iftep^, Hnf^-^JTin:-^3TT^-!T^-&c. 
 JT^, Htf^T M^l'l|-H|. 
 
 To be or bpcome d. JT^Fl^T, M^Vwlf. TT^ y. o/ «. ^- 
 5^r9t, t)U|-.jU |qf, '«jui|U|uK, 'T^^P't, H^^ot. ;>/. TJ^ jr. o/«. 
 *ft^/. rf l 'W I y. o/ »• *l'ir«l'E<r«. ^ «'''^ ?ir or ?i. 
 Dear me ! oh dear 1 ( in the female vocab.) ami. 
 Deah-BOCGUT, a. JT^ ilfl?5?5T, ^^m\ *rraT% M<1*!l, 3T^5K 
 
 Dkab-sellek, n. W^mTT, »TfP^, T^tK^PTT, 3R:t^iRl*VT, 
 
 au'lIH r«lf>"iKi. 
 Dkaksst, n. See Dabuso. [fir^f^-^. 
 
 Deablt, adv. V. A. 1. rSftm^fmr^.'^f^'mi^, sftf?J'J^«,iT- 
 
 Deabj«e«8, fi. T. A. 1. PSTTBTiITm. ^H«.>*rr>». 'ijU'jtWDllw. 
 
 Dkabxh, «. famine, v. ScAKciry. JTfrnTT /. 5««lvTr5 f op. |!fS 
 or 5^13 w. 3»7l?FRm. 2Rm^/. ^m^wy. intent. ^wi-M«il'- 
 
 M. ^/. ^f^«. »,i4r«i*<i »». ». «t, H^^/. 
 
 Death, n. KTtJin. ^?5>n. HfJT/ 
 
 Of the following significant termn, the greater part 
 are extensively currcrit. ^S(Hm.'S^^^T^n. \s\^\f. fsftR«. 
 
 Btt?i»i. JimiTOmn. XfTTOHn. "i^fmiw. ^»n?iTy. ^n 
 
DEA 
 
 S14 
 
 DE8 
 
 w. ^^r*i«^^H«. <(l^fH^l/. H^lPl^l/. ^Fratn^wt. «f.lr^fH^I 
 
 /. f%<TTrf M. P(t«<U| «. il<f?l«{)'m m. M<ril*'im «. «Ht^ n. 
 
 D. — as personified. spRS or «pT5S »i. ^,|oltlM m. ^di<1 w. 
 Accidental d. ST'nTFf »». 
 A lingering d. feawt^ f^J^ «. 
 Anniversary, &c. of a d. ?T^lf?lf^ / ?PTf?5f^ m. |r?T- 
 f?fp!T/. «<iR^«<+f m. ^WT^ m. 
 
 Bands of d. Snare of d. +,|r5m?T m. ^HMl^l w. nPF^TT^m. 
 
 Continuing till d. 3TmT<TffH^. 
 
 D. abroad. sfiridH^ui n. 
 
 D. at will. i'i'A\mv\ n. 
 
 D.— struggle. The mortal agony. The pains of d. STT- 
 
 <ntrf5T«TT/. snoTtn tttRt/. sTntfrr 5:^ n. gi^/- f^- 
 
 ^CTT n. 
 H. upon the bedstead. ^iiHiUF n. 
 Exempt from d. and decay. 3<vfi<|H<. 
 Tear of d. vrftfJFra^TT m. 
 Peigned d. *?<ui+i7m n. 
 
 Hour of d. 3TrnpTr! vi. ^<H4iW ot. iTTlTfrft^ n. 
 Impurity contracted through a d. iT?IT?lH >». 
 Labored breathing at time of d. ^^ m. ^eir ^\^ m. 
 Like d. D.-like. 't. l rf'H^ y, ^Jra^P??. 
 
 Livor of d. »1 J+,oi| /• H<U|+o4l/. H<rf1--|ial|/. 
 
 ^Narrow escape from d. ^>ToE aTTOT ^t<TT TT TTUT 3TT^ 
 SfS^rt or ^ aTT;!^ H5f?ft. 
 
 Natural d. STTr^^ or Trlrft/. 31(V*<<"I w. 
 
 One lean as d. HT<Tsri «. 
 
 One on the point of d. +,.i)u|, 3Tr^n^T<T, STrT^f^T^' 
 ^^PTTW, 3TRRTHfJ, HT'Tt^J^, M<u||h f^+?jrl|,JT^urTfH- 
 
 5^, 'i^'MH, 'IrfleJi 'MKIP^f^l or HSrirtI, ?rT«Ft or 1|«M'rtl' 55- 
 
 ?T qr^OT, 3fTTTW MWril or 3tRW^ ?5rn^c^, q^^ m- 
 
 Sleep of d. <t>|ciP|^r/. JFT^ffk/. M^iIh^/. ^Hf%^/. 
 Tidings of a d. from abroad. n€(f. ^^^^V'\^;mff. 
 Until d. 3<l*l<UirfT. 
 
 Violent or unnatural d. jH<ui «. 37Wr?T w. 3n^H n. 
 Voluntary d. «MM(HiU| n. ^^H<r'I w. 
 AVorse than d. ij|ui|i)^ ^i^Wl. 
 
 To await or wish the d. of. fd^^i^dfrS ^^>^ J*TT ?T^, 
 HT^ qroft fTK# y. 0/ o. 
 
 To cheat or elude d. <h\'*A^^jf- ^K^, 
 To die a natural d. arir^ H<uiM ^jit. 
 To draw up in d. ^TrPTT^ m. pi. 'jsidoj^ 
 To worry to d. fjf^T^rM^ ^, vft^ ^TM W ^, sn^^ 
 
 To be on the point of d. JRTTTO ?^ or ^S^, ^Hril- 
 ^Tift ^K •<3R0T, T<mT or HHJ\\^ qv^W rfl'l"i, *€f Rm J- 
 ^, 4*MI</)+( 'T^, TT^/. ST'^ 5-. 0/ «. ^T^ f^T?JTW KT- 
 'H'lf, <i^ JTm 3T^, TTT^lt ^"te ^,^^ 3iTff ^, ^MMN 
 5?T3tir, J^STtfr STTT Jt^t, 3ftq- ^foE^Suf, 25^,siTl<>j^|fl t5T- 
 
 To be quivering or flickering in d. ^ wft^ %^ ^- 
 vft^ ^TTir ^. o/«. JT^ ire; adv.-f^ firi; oiy. !R^, B+li- 
 
 To draw towards d. h(\H ^^-^JfTot, *lff v>tt^. 
 To have one's eyes fixed in d. jtawt. pi. fi(^\i\g. ofs. 
 Death-bed, «. H<uini«<i/. ^^^tt/. 
 Deathless, a. t. Immortal. awT, 
 Death-battle, n. ^R^/. ^<m\ m. VT^f- 
 ' Death's boor, n. ^nrgK n. 
 
 To be at d. sRurr^ ^ SRT'iJ. 
 2b Debar, v. a. preclude, exclude, v. To 1Ii>*bek. ^R^^ f^f- 
 . ^R^, 3m-3TT5^ ^ icith ?T or ?JT, 3T3^, 
 
 To Debark, d. c. 'ii«i'i^-5?i'if><jn-&e. 3rR»f. 
 j 2b Debase, p. a. reduce, lower, v. To Degrade. m<<0/. 7- 
 rT^y. OJO. •^lr5^'yim<<0«4<-^'m<^^'H-'T.f^^5T^m-&C.3TT- 
 
 2 ( coins «nr metals ). ^ «. f*roE^-HWu|', f^«l+^-f|- 
 I ''np7-f^ui«l<i-PR*)-&c. <Rnf. [ »TPT, 
 
 ' Debased, p. v. V. 1. ^?5^ %^f^, lie. ar^?;^, JT^TTT, «re- 
 
 ! Debasement, Debasixo, «. v. V. 1. — act. IRTft 37!^ n. f- 
 j 55^ ^^ n. &c. arr^ m.— state. ^]Hf^P(f. rl^O^lPl/, 
 
 2— 8C<. ^UlfJlotelul' n. ^UI^vfT ^TiJif «. &c. 
 ! 2b Debate, v. a. discuts, v. To Arsue. VKuf, ^^oeSt, *Rfrf- 
 
 ^ *Rfrr/.-<<lil«ll'l/.-*ie.<^'i/.-*Ki^'n/-&c. q^ /. of 0. 
 To Debate, v. n. dispute, t. To Argue. ^ m.-f^m^ m.-^TT- 
 
 g; f^^ m.-&c. ^Fm. 
 
 2 V. To Deliberate. f^^lK •»». ^>^, R-MKM ar^it 
 Debate, Debating, b. v. V. A.— and Ahgcikg. «j>K<^'i/. 
 
 <H(il*<n/ MliNId/. ttKltl-i/. T^frnTH^/. 
 
 2 T. V. N. ^ m. f^^\^, m. ^T^I^^ m- 
 To Debauch, «. a. seduce, corrupt, fif^r^^, fsr<TT^, f^- 
 MS^ul, ^W^H id-«<^t^|r( -«)<^+H7d ^n5^'^-f^K'<«i-atl"l"'l. 
 
 2 ( a female. ) fVrrfJT'i, y^+<ul, ^^ «■ "F^ y. of o. 
 
 3 seduce from allegiance. fprrf^uT, fH»<H«(uft/. •R'ty.o/'.o. 
 Debauched, a. corrupt in morals, t. Loose, g^T^rrtt, ^TT^- 
 
 Debauchee, n.loose, licentious person. fSRPft, 9?^, 'T'fhnftor 
 
 Debauchery, «. practice of lewdness. «I^"%?ft/. «l<^+4 «. |- 
 
 Debenture. See Bond. Deed. 
 
 2b Debilitate, v. a. t. To Weaken. fSt^K-^PT^tT-f^^infS- 
 
 &c. 'J^, ^ifrp/.-sps «.-s^ W.-&C. q^ ^R^ty. o/o. 
 Debilitating, a. v. Weakening. +h^1< ^^rTKT, nf^- 
 
 Debility, «. v. Weakkebs. +*<^»?lfl/. t-»i5«»<i/. ^iRocflui- 
 
 Debit; debit side. ^^^ «JT^/- 
 
 2b Debit, «. a. ^=^ VTTc7''f-»n?#-frr^. ["/o- 
 
 2 cAar^c io. TT^-Tt^ fe^y. o/o. <mrm«i< Htf^r ^. 
 
r 
 
 DEC 
 
 213 
 
 DEC 
 
 Deiosaix, a. eemplaitant^ t. Civil, ^^fte, W^. 
 To Debouch, e. n. *Js^r*«l ^rrnrfj^ sff^ TI^. 
 Debris, u. HrJMI «. f%STT or ^ «. 
 DsBT, «. inont*'* due from. ^ «. ^?il n. ^ fi. o^tq n. 
 
 Debts or debt — compreh. indef. Ac ^^PT n. ^- 
 
 [WTi 
 
 Bad d. 5f^^T )i. «»loflH»II*t/.— Account or register of 
 bftd debts, g^d^lr) n. 
 
 Bondage of d. iR^vr m. ii5ur«itPT «. 
 
 Bound by d. *UN5 
 
 Closing payment in discharge of a d. fTTSilTTt/. 
 
 D. upon easy terms. H<sO*'l «• 
 
 Discharge or liquidation of a d. <^*4 n. ipiTTfTtPT n. 
 
 Disputed or disputable d. «(lmM' c55'<Tit^-rt«»ti'^-Ac. 
 ^jI n.-TiroT n.-&c. 
 
 Free from d. il^hufl, ^HUl, WHuft. 
 
 Freedom from d. W1H«<4 n. 
 
 Load of d. *^MIM<4d m. i|^U*ji n. 
 
 One over head and ears in d. +ji^MlO, ^^»tO, ^T- 
 
 »5n 'i^iwi-m trft, 'P'mw, *uit|i4 or ^, ^uigsqr. 
 
 To be over head & ears in d. ll^VM TT^ ^ pl% 
 
 ^ fi. aren't. 
 
 Principal of a d. ^i'+j1 n 
 
 EeooTcry of a d. ih«I«H ) 
 
 Beleased from d. ^uih^j, ^JonrrNfT 
 
 That is in d. +.«HI^. 
 
 The d. of nature. iTTT n. 
 
 Written acknowledgement of a d. ^.Af^<\ n. *jfO' 
 
 Written release from d. >»l<^H n. w\TT^J. 
 
 To tettle or adjust a d. ;^*«n'T or ^^t^/.-J^^ft/. 
 
 2 monies due to. oulrtandinj d. ^ n. ^fT'F? n. 
 
 *j4«H, *^^,'3(W*T'»r,«lrf'»W,f3;.— iu bonds and notes. 
 
 ft^^ or ffOT^t^TW ( from ^R'T debt ; and, as oppo- 
 
 •ed to creditor *R^?r or M^*H1M, from vpT money ). 
 Allowance made to a d. in durance. H^ m. or HT^n. 
 Bad (bankrupt, 4c.) d^ f^^'^^ ••• '4*ri^ n. [ a«. 
 Good (tubatantial, thriving, tx. ) d. fl^-i^* it. fl|3|^ 
 Ilard ( tough-fistod, ke. ) d. ?T?^ n. 
 Shutting up ( by a creditor ) of a d. in hi« own 
 
 hou»e. CTT^/. 
 DcvToiuair, n. r. N. fniftmr «. Ac. srvnTtn? ». 
 
 Dec ASK, «. a^grejale often. Z;^% pop. ^S% m. 
 
 D. of •oldiem. Slfipr »»■ 
 DzcanoiCE. Decadexct, See Decat. 
 DtCAOOS, n. «71%1^ w. TIWHTfsf^ /. 
 
 DxcAUMCE, ». wnnwfj?/. ■JTTfrr^^T^ w. 
 
 7o Decamp, o. «. march from a enmp. m m. TT^-T^nf 
 ST'if-^ftlflJ, ^35 m. J^ in. eon. y. of *. f^ m. n. *T#. 
 2 r«« «tr*y, iija*ff o/: «ra^, ^ M. S^ ^f^, iftlT «i. fT- 
 
 fliflH ». JRuf, ^ /. s^^tirif , ^TT /. ':^T^f or qfj^, ^'P^;, 
 
 ot, M<<«(KI m. q^if or '•^uiui, =5?^^/. ^T^, 1^ ».-TEiJfft 
 
 /.-*T^^fft% «. •BT'Jt-'-^uiui. — esp. with implication of 
 
 previous cheating or fraud. «nwi»TT /• pi- ^l*ui, J^H' 
 
 m. ^-Hl<u|. 
 DECAiiPi>-G, Decampment, «. t. V. l.~act. ?ra TS^ «. 
 
 ?ra 33tjf n. ^iNuft /. ^i\H\ m. ^ m. «. 
 To Dec AST, v. a. pour oj". ^^^f(-4'*,i^^ ;flt<Twr. 
 Decantek, n. aHlfi^r«?I ^r?:% fT?^ «I+KN ^Ft^M Htl H. 
 To Decapitate. See To Behead. 
 To Decay, c. n. fail, sink, become impaired, \. To Decline. 
 
 avKui, Hliui, ^T'lr, ToPJt, ^^q^ »i.-=^H m.-&c. qr^ or 
 
 jfi. con. ^t't y. o/ *• 
 Decat, «. v. Decline. gfTRcfr TT^ m. T«TTT »». Jdl'fl/. TfT- 
 
 VI f. ^rq' »».=^m »». ^'m^'<TT/. =fmT^F*iT /. 
 Decatable, a. v. V. ^^I^, f^^, ^»^. 
 Decayed, p. v. V. gw<^r, TSS^BT, Tf^, f^lfen, ^jf^jf , ^- 
 
 »iR, tfi'frs or ^ or ^rt5R,?r?53,^=f?r,«pi^:^,ft3i(Wr,3HMf^ci. 
 
 Decaying, ^.o.v.V. KjH<«IKl,il<uil<l,&c.Kid^ai, ?^, ?iP<»iji. 
 Decease, «. v. Death. HTot «. KTW «. ^^T^HTT »• f^Tf^t/. 
 
 f^WKUl n. q<^"i+-«im w. 
 To Decease, v. n. v. To Die. nvj, ^{M m. wsut. [-&c. 
 Deceased, a. v. Dead, h^tt, <l<rt'l*'l<rl, <?T(^=P^im,^'l^nft. 
 Deceit, «. fraud, guile, knaveri/. m^z n. ?>f^ n. JTWT /. 
 
 HT^/. ^TTT-JT n. tf?r n.^JfT^ "■ STT^ m. tM «». f*lT J>0/). 
 
 Tn^/. ^T^ n. *T^ «. ^iRiT^/. g<^ ffi. «, 5qT^ w. ^- 
 e «. «. q^fT «. !PTdf*l<JI /. sqiRqi / In expression of 
 Deceit as understood in the words and phrases, a cheat, 
 iUuaion, trickery, faUe show, a make beliece, an etnptif 
 flourish, S[c. some words and phrases are, JTT'TT/. wmf. 
 
 iTT%% jr<M aim •«pm«r «pt^I55, ^h^ h»t w. tisTT *i^ 
 
 (HflP^), VT^ t<<^0-^l ( «I^^K-6VIMK-pT'ra-^?<J-&C. ), 
 ^ /• ^rl+Hufl /. iJ*i?U|* /. qj^ojjj; f. u^foiT^^ m. 
 
 D. and knavery, — compreh. SIT SST^m. ffTc^TT^F?!/. 
 »tn ^TT m. ^esrta »». 
 
 A master piece of treachery or d. ^>|»1M /. 
 Deceitful, Deceptive, a.— person. JTSTT or ^ or ^, zf^ 
 znr, ?^^TT, ij**Mi, <prft, ^wc.., fsf^nft, shitm, ?^b- 
 ^TJT, rt'.'gii, T^, tf'4Hm<, *M<<jr5, r^'^r^'R, *Hi<<i«n, 
 
 ?WC^, tf<l«)^, 0^ft, ■^, ?57, 7T?. 
 
 2— thing, Ac. ^ilil^T, ?rf?(m^, ^I^.HI-ift^I, snn^r, 
 
 Dbckitpuixt. orfe. t. A. ^t^^^f, ^PMH I ^ , ^'m^, ywn i ^ - 
 
 Jf, Ac. K^;*!?:, *iM«j'j<i'P, Ac. «B«rr'5iJt'r. 
 DiCBirrvLKEss. ». t. A. c'Mq i jft /. s^iiijrjft/. "W^nui. 
 Deceit ABU, a. t. V. 3^^mT-^-^t»n-WTT^-Ac. T^mm - 
 
D EC 
 
 To Deceive, v. a. delude, defraud, impose upon, d4>«l<ii, "PH- 
 ^, Hif^, ?Mt, MHKUJ, ^rtoTBRiif, 'TIciMiJi, grtt>l«(ui, 
 ^ m. 3;^, i+<JUI+/.-"P?T«r^^/.-^'^qpTT /.-HrtKUIl /.-&C. 
 ^S\ g. erf 0. — freely, with the power of such words 
 as, <o gull, hublle, befool, lamhoozle, bob, bite, cozen, 
 culhj, chouse, diddle, do, Sfc. "^tSi or M4«|U| /. iJ|rf<Ji, 
 
 a+ejui or u^jn^'if , sj+«(ui, 'tt^, S'iioju'i, ^tscsof, y;?nTof , 
 
 *''.') ui, yf^Tot, iJIMiui, f^TTRof , ^^T^'Jlr, f^tisui, f^'^np^, 
 1557 OT. 'PTT't y. o/ o. y'lKl »!.- 5ftcET>«.-5faiT m.-'I^'lit /.- 
 
 TTnr? «. y^iduj y. o/ o. ^mn< 9^/- ^ ^'' ^l^'i'T Tot^. 
 
 Deceiyed, p.y. V. a*«I<^rfl, <RR^, &c. "P^iTTosr, ^f^, 
 
 To be d, he taken in. M»*)u(. s^pSir. 
 DECEivEn,«. V. v. onrf Deceitful. 4+w>JIKI, "Pfl^uiK!, &c. 
 
 A gay d. f^FrR', q^f. 
 Deceivino, Deception, a. v. V. — act. z^^^ n. H>^«(ui «. 
 &c. <i+^u[+/. >f>'«^ui'f>/ *^*|un/. ?=^«. ^^/. T- 
 rTR'T «. MrlKUIl/. s^m^ n. — «<o/e. *+)'M/. H>*IMMri or 
 "P^sfrf/. <R^TJr/. T>^^ m. "P^m/. "P^Taft/. 
 J. art ifice practised, cheat. ^fZ^^ f. 5'^Rtit/. "jr^T^TT/. 
 ^FOT «». ^"N^ m. 
 
 Decembkh, «. j%3ft jptNtt «rrn«r hF^hi ««. jrr^^ft^i^T 3tt- 
 
 ^ 3TTf&T Hi-m-td "J^tJ m. 
 Decency, n. v. A. l.'hl^^TWT m. f^m^J. f^mf/. ^"i^ 
 /. aTlf^rM n. rfN+'t/. 
 
 To keep up d. <T5^ w. ?T^9ir. 
 Decen-kial, a. consisting of ten years. <^^Na|M| , ^ y i f^«>) . 
 
 2 continuing for ten years. ^ sfi •M l ti "ll < l,^ ffiT«lf«)f^ r. 
 
 3 happening every ten years. ^^ ^^ ^hTRT-^TTRT- 
 
 Decent, a. becoming, beseeming, befitting, v. rrr, 'firef, f^- 
 
 w^ '?RT, sjr^<i, pii<<*". 
 
 2 «o< obscene; modest, Sfc. t5^^, JT^TT^, ?Tc5«T, ^rl^ni, 
 Decently, adv. v. A. 1. -RreRtrrR, fW^TR, sTW^f^, Ts^- 
 
 Deceptible. Seo Deceit able. 
 
 Deceptious, See Deceitful. 
 
 Decidable, a. \.Y. A. a<N'MMinT-&c. P|UN-.h<R ' T I ^1'H ,&c. 
 
 To Decide, v. a. determine., settle. A<Huli, gTT?m.- f?l'/ i << OT.- 
 fnvm m.-&c.^^g. ofo. ftsriST m.%^c5 m. /.%?T?5T 
 OT.-&C. 5R^y. ofo, f^rPiiin- f^ ufftl -<i -fefl ri -&c. spT't. 
 
 To Decide, p. n. con«e /o a conclusion. f^Vj^m.-ZK\^ m.-&c. 
 
 Decided, p. and a. v. V. A. 3TN?5?5T, "V^TrTT %^-5n^, 
 Ac. ■pT'ffirT, f^rf^i^fT, f%5. 
 I. unequivocal, energetic, prompt, Sfc. — of measures, &c. 
 
 216 DEC 
 
 II. resolute, determined,— oi persons, v. FiEM.tift?:, ^«^, 
 Decidedly, adv. t. A.I. II. ^^WWM«i1, +4+^WHUIH', ?Ty, 
 
 Decider, n. v. V. A. d<l«|U|Ki,"5fe*),i4i ^^aiTO,&c. ^a}?T-&c. 
 
 Deciduous, a. «o<;»er^Bjoi. niTfi 'l^uiKI-Hi^iKi, ^]Rnf- 
 
 Decimal, a. ^nt5Tr=rT, ^?T. 
 
 D. arithmetic. ff^ffl'lfuM n. 
 
 D. figure or point. ^tirf^Ff^ n. 
 
 D. fraction, ^?Tt^ 3rTun% w«. 
 
 2 numbered by ten. ^^r^jupp, ^^PpnTR, <\^iwl*i<. 
 Decimal, «. ^t?T m. 
 To Decimate, v. a. take the tenth, ^jm ^^\^\ %iif, HtlHIfJ' 
 
 4<il^u( n. ^JT^. 
 To Deciphee, v. a. ?Tt%frnF n%<T) -N ( -'J«f^'ft-«t I -&c. 3T*f m. 
 
 Decision, n. v. V. 5TT^ m, f^«ii3i ot, ^d^ ot. l^iipT m. 
 
 f%-^K «. ^Ht7 m.f. ^><r?l «. 
 
 I. determinedness, v. Fiemness. ^ n. «fk «. ^^ftTTr/. 
 Decisive, o. conclusive, determinative. f%iJnT-&c. +<u|K|^f^. 
 
 Decisiveness, n. r. A. PiufN-+,r=j n. P{'^\H<tirM n. ' 
 
 Deck, a. ( of a ship ). WJ\^ m. 
 
 To clear the decks, fig. v. To Eat up. rTSE^riT »».-f^- 
 
 <\P\^-f.\ m. ^^Tot, 
 To Deck, v. a. array, adorn. t(^«("i, •H^ul", «MU-gvif^- 
 
 &e. 5Ruf, H-it*"!, jfTK^, *Tf5T «. ^>Tot y. of o. 
 Decked, p. v. V. ?r^e(c^rti, tiiv^^iirtrti, &c. 'ff^T, 'frf^JrT, 
 Decker, a. having decks, jt^mt & Hvdrfl ( in comp. as 
 
 onc-d. lJ+Hv»1rfl or ^, two-d. ^MWrfl or f^, three-d. 
 
 fcTiTJIOT or ^ ). 
 To Declaim, v. n. speak rhetorically, harangue. aiW4>lR*b- 
 
 *1I3+K-yH-^H"|*f+-g»4rtlMirH'»>-&c. ^!^^^^ n. !R^, Ttft- 
 
 Declamatory, a. 3il4+lR*, ■Mlrf'^K, &c. viflrMI^. 
 Declamation, «. v. V. 3<lrf+lR^-g4t('ikH«b-^i(rtlMltM+- 
 
 Empty d. Ql+ViMif^f^ n. 
 Declabable, a. v.V.l. ?7^^mTqT-^-vft»TT-&c. ^^ qjol^- 
 
 qT^-&c. ^piTjft^, ^5?;^, ^r^, ^^sft^, 5r?p5?T^ ^f^<i»*<, 
 
 2 ^JTTftT-&c. qRFn'-=5rT-^5flTTT-&c. 
 Declaration, w. v. V. A. 1. — act. *4y+<l'l>)l n. ^(^^J- 
 fTN^T n. Pi^^H ». 
 2 vi|^< q>r'f».-&c. 31lRi+.iU| n. R'+.-i) <♦><,«! n. 
 
 I. matter declared. ^^^ n. 
 
 II. See Affibmation. 
 To Declaee, v. a. tell plainly, make known. *M^Mui-?<r?-^- 
 
 ^^-^n^-&C. Wi'lUJ, ^^, f5T%^, ftlW, ^^'J^ ^icE^ot. 
 
 2 show, make known, v.To Manifest. Slir^-f^f^-^JTT^- 
 5C-JPR-&C. 5R^, 5rW[T ff». ^^ 3' of 0. 
 
DEC 
 
 217 
 
 DEC 
 
 3 ( one's self ). 3irT=5 ^^CT JHR ^^-<:??fi(ui. — in a bad 
 sense t>t4,Hi«(<-^uii«n ^. 
 Xo Decijire, c. «. See To AriiuM. 2 for or against.ar^^^- 
 
 Declabeb n. Declasative, fl. Declakatobt, «. V. V.A. 1. 
 
 2 3TT^^ «t><ui|5[r Ac. ^gt^T^, si^?l^. 
 
 Dkclessiox, w. — in grammar, f^^f^f. 57T n.f^Hf^^frT/. 
 
 Declinable, a. v. V. A. 2. ^T^^, ^^^PHT«T, flft'H^^. 
 
 DECLiSATioy, Declixdjo, Decline, n. v. V. N. 1. ^3 m. 
 ^T^ m. rl«JU|+/. TPP «». n. ^'E'T «. ^\'^^'^ «• 
 2 JrTTT «• 3^Trtt/. 3Hm/. ^rq' m. arq^^^ m. 3rr^ n». 
 ^M<H<<U| «. aiM«b4 m. =^T^ m. fjlfrT/. vjiiniHiHi»n. ^JrRTTT- 
 qr^ M. <j|-«<dl"4NI m. aRfrrTTTT »». ^4H1NN1 ff». 44dlMN| 
 «. ^H<ff|+.H|UI or ^/. ^rnrft ^oCT/ T?T?fft41<jO/. ;?^- 
 fft^T^/. TTTTT^r«n/. ST^^FW/. 3R^aT/. +)iHIMW«) m. 
 
 Time or season of d. 3?Rff1%o5/. TrTRf^T^ «. 3RHT- 
 ^T55 m. 5«dl*loi 01. -^l+i+W m. 
 L ( of a star ). spf^/. apm m. ^i^V.-^iPi /. fq^ITHT m. 
 
 Sine of a planet's d. vpf{^^\f. ifiiffl-j-Ml/. 
 
 Sine of the sun's greatest d. SiHlHH m. 
 
 The radius of a parallel of it. ^^t^/. ^>H<|/. 
 
 II. T. C05»UMPTI05. ^I^rftn «l. »^/. 
 
 III. dedining year*. 4r\HM n. ^rM'^i\{/. 4f\<((\m\{f. 
 
 To Declise, r. a. a:oid, than, not to accept, f(«., v. To He- 
 fuse. ^<M<«1, q^ sipr'jf, ^ot, ^,Hii}l, r4><uf tOT<A VHj^H 
 q/o. 3T«fnf>IT m.-3T5i'fT*FK «».- 3l^^n.-Hf,H f«.-&c. ^- 
 
 2— in grammar. 5:«T «. ^T'Tfof, fiPTfe/. />J. V^Pm g. of 
 0. fi^fPe/.pl. rfmui ipiVA ^ w t^. f'THr^rd^JT m.-fe»I- 
 
 Jb Declike, p. ». fc(i« downicard, incline. jH<u{, ^riuf, <Tt- 
 f^Sr, ai*«f or 5^, ^re'f, 
 
 2 deteriorate, decrra$e, decoy. gr?n[^, ^Ic4|l|uf, S'n'T'Jf , Ht- 
 I*f, tnirof, afrtRC;, »T5e3i, tffm ^, ?T»T «.-=fm m.-&c. 
 Hnrot, l«nT w.-^^ m.-Ac. S^St g. oft. 3W^f!0^. 
 
 3 ( in years. ). T^Tmrt^ im, qiTjft^-<TI^rrif« ^. 
 
 4 ( in the world ). imof, vn n. ^^v^ g. of t. qOTT^-q»- 
 
 5— the day; /Jot* noon. ^^, 7<TT^, V^fT^. 
 DrxLixEB, n. Decli.mso, ;>. a. v. V. N. 1. ^^wim, ^F?JOTT- 
 n, Ac. T^TTTT, ^V\. 
 2 ?iT^TTT, Ac. Tlt?TT, ZHKt^ V I M I N I, T^R?* ^PTn>ft^,»- 
 
 »T^ qnrtt^r, ?T'i«inft, ^ifn*^, •Jriffw. 
 
 8 T'TTT, ^jTi<i|M«s>, i«1<f<ll"|I, ^flI»^«TliH, Jflf^miHr, 
 Declititt, n. ▼. Desccit. OTTT m. Tfmr/. ??Wf / 7?Trft 
 
 / i^Kvnf. Trn«/. 
 
 DccLiTOGi, •. 3fl<'1I, ??rraft^, 3^'f'., 7^77, TnnftT. 
 ^ Decoct, ». «.— medictnalljr. 3^5«^, vr»T m.-^^W w.JRT- 
 
 V w.-Ac ^5T5^ g. of o. 
 Decoction, ». thing decoeUd, deeoclnre. *TfT »i. fWm«».7- 
 
 ^ToET »». g;m ♦». f^^f^ m. ;r: ♦». tt^ »». ^ »»• 
 
 D. ( of acids, &c. ) for scouring metals. 4'h\^\ «• 
 Second d. fH^I^ m. 
 To Decollate, &c. See To Behead, Ac. 
 To Decompose, v. a. resolve into its simple parts. «irt<ni<( ». 
 
 pi. f^5J'M<'i ^- <2/ o. r^i^i^xpi n. ^FT't. 
 To Decompose, v. n. H?!a# «• ^''•-"T'^^ »»• />'• f'T^T ft^, ?T- 
 
 c^H ri^ «. f ^. f*T2il y. of s. 
 Decomposition, «. v. V. X. ?lr^?r ?f^ fiT<iilu<4|-«n 3T^?«rT /. 
 
 r^r^w r^ PtoEwt n. T^mrmffr/. T'^fsmffr/- 
 
 2b Decobate, v. a. v. To Adoen. ^'IKui, ^^'f, ti^«t«^, ^- 
 
 5T n. ^Ffif y. o/ 0. 
 Decobateb, p. T. V. ^'IKrf«T, &c. Jif^, f^Hf^. 
 Decobatiko, 2>. a. Decobatob, n. v. V. J^IKUIKI', &c. n'^T 
 
 Decobation, n. See Obsament. 
 
 Decoeous, o. v. N. f^*?, f^rer^K, f^MKi-Mi, tj^-^n, W?!«T, 
 
 DeCOBOUSLT, arfo. Jrq^, f?ro^, ?P=«rttfrr^, &C. i%5TTJ=N>. 
 
 Decoetication, «. V. Peelino. ^^2^/. 
 
 Decobum, Decoeousness, n. decency, propriety of behaviour. 
 
 H^/. f^m^OT. Rr^/. f?ro^y. ^«rt\f^/. f^^w. 
 
 To Decoy, v. a. lure, entrap, draw into a snare. ?rrT »/».-3TT- 
 
 fm n.-3TTnT/.-&c. i^i<H?5 q>^^-<P^mH/.-&c. ^j^^r. o/ 
 o.-<pmm <ni^ or arm^t-TTiR? ^>^, Ht^, *ft^ «». m^j- 
 
 •T Hivlfi '<is"l, Ac. 
 Decox. See Lube. 
 
 To Decbease, v. a. t. To Lessen. sp^ft-S^-^^-Ac. ^^. 
 To Decbease, v. n. v. To Lessen. ^^, 'ifis+IMot, h^, spO- 
 
 Torr-^-Ac. ^>jf, ?W m.--^ff m.-Ac. ^ g. of s. 
 
 2 as to force or iutenseness; remit, slacken, abate. gr?TT- 
 
 M<^Hu7 , ^=rT?5Roi, Vli+Huf, -PHMuf, ^TH^, ^^"t, «m«t, 
 «?I^, smijr, JTTHof, f^JT^, PpT^, TrTTT ot.-ti'^/.-»T^/.- 
 3^?W m.-T^rnH^ n.-3RtfllTT w.-Ac. ^lof g. of*. 
 
 Decbease, Deceeasino, n. v. V. N. 1. TftR m. Vizf. «Rrft 
 /. ^Tlfft/. r^.fW^m. ST^^rq m. gRfT^PT m. =^flr m. ^lf^/. 
 2 3HR m. M^if. ^f. TT;[m m. 773(tTH n. OT^dffrT/. 
 ait^TTTor afft^TTTOT. 
 
 DECBEASED.p. V. V. 1. ^^ %^c?T-frT^t?T, Ac. arrf^, JTHT- 
 
 Dec BEE, n. judicial decision. T|i«rH I H I m. y^HHIMfm. f^- 
 2 (frfiW, V. Law. 3TTfT/. J^ «. ^"Sf n. nT«^ ». f^l^sIT «. 
 
 8 ( of God ) f «^ ?fRi?>T. 
 
 To Decree, v. a. determine judicially. "V^IHT w.-Piiiii ♦"• 
 -Ac. «Rof. [ ^''^• 
 
 2 appoint, order, ^c. y^m.-3TT?TT/.-HI^H n.-Ac. »<^, 
 
 Decrepit, a. oW an^ »^r;», t. Old. 5«TQIT or ^IT^IT, 
 
 aHrr, ^JiO<i, "jt^, stttt^, %'fi, %^it, ^^pi or ^^^ 
 
 W\^, ^^on, ^TJ9l, T?T1. 
 To Deceepitatb, p. n. t. To Cbackls. Jll^*"!. 
 
 28 
 
DEE 
 
 Decbkfitvsk, n. t. A. ^^f. wRT/. ^<*H n. ^i«hi4U|l m. 
 lb Decet, e. a. cry dotcn, clamour against, llame. ^ppl^ m.- 
 
 ^i+'i?n/.-&c. ;ft^ ^. of 0. T{\^\^-^\^ ^f.-^y^f. pi.- 
 
 &e. KK^-^TT m. spToty. o/o. ^R n.-^»».-&c. 3^Sl. 
 Dechmbesce, &i'. See Eecumbekce, &c. 
 To Dedicate, v. a. devote, consecrate. STT^, a^'M, ^nrfs^, 
 
 SH^ot, Hfriyui, srfrt^/.-^T^'f m. JPTW ff- of O. fl|qui'-%tif 
 
 2 ( one's self ). H5». WiHuJ or ^g ^TWT 5T^ot-3fT^&c. 
 To d. one's soul, body, and substance. ^^ HH ^T ^- 
 
 a ( a book, &c. ). STT^ri^-Tt^ T^R ^jTrf-arW. 
 Dedication, n. v, V. \.~act. sjl^utn. ?f^[^ot«. &c. ?nrftT«. 
 
 I. ^'^'^ %5'TT»f^ irtTT^TT 3TTT»ff ^ %^ 31RT??r tit. 
 To Debvce, ». a. V. To Infer. 3T2JTTfn^-fT^!^-&c. ^^^ 
 
 Debccible, a. T. V. argHRT^ ^FIS'nTT ^ifmT-&c. aiTg%^. 
 5*0 Deduct, v. a. mhtract- «IT^ ^FT^-qraoT, 9RrTT <R^-7raof- 
 Miriui, jpft ^RTof, ^'i^, ^T5^, ^'^, ^rr?i^, f*RT W^. 
 Deducted, p. v. V. «r^ %?l?^- 5rr%?IT-&c. ?! ^TT %S?5T-yicirll- 
 
 Deduction, «. v. V.— oc/. sn^ ^p^n. ^tjit ^J^Tif ». Ac. sqg-- 
 
 I. amount deducted- q^TfT/. 
 
 II. See Conclusion. 
 Deductive, a. v. To Deduce. 3HHHMHI, gTR»TTf^^,3TgJr?r. 
 Deductively, adv. v. A. STHTFTR, ST^'^PT ^ST- 
 Deed, «. a<t, y. Action. ^jn^Tn. q^n. ^^n. ^^mi. ftp^/. 
 
 A virtuous or good d. g^PTw. g?ifT«. 
 2 exploit, achievement -Jeat. JTm/. H^?:?^ n. M^H+l4«. 
 
 Deeds, feats, exploits. ^f(^n. ^Rri n. 
 
 To perform a mighty d. f^mtf Jpl^/. =5T5:^, gr>r%W 
 ft% m. pi. c5T^,n^?r ^OT.^Z. '|T^uf, r<ir'=iw«T'«. ^^. 
 — in a bad sense. 3^ m. ^R^, 3^«(ui. 
 
 To perform deeda of A'alor. tTTT/ 'FM. 
 3— in law, v. Bond. ^jRn. q^n. 3^»». ![?fT^f^»». 
 
 D. of acquittance, fulijlrf/. <l^»flHmiOT. 
 
 D. of agreement. *<KHIHIot. •H'-MfdM •*!»>. 
 
 D. of gift or conveyance. ^J^^^n. 
 
 D. of lease or tenure. q?T»». 
 
 D. of purchase. ^^^HTn. ^jfft^^^ n. ^T^^ w. 
 
 D. of relinquishment, (of divorce, mauumissionj&c). 
 
 D. of sale. <P<1^^H n. ^Mrt^'T n. 
 In deed, in very d. t. Tkuly. ^RT^, ^ft^,?l w Rl'l>. 
 To Deem, v. a. think, esteem. »lR<Jf, ^rnTwfjfprJTn, TOTOT,?!- 
 
 ^, «Rot. 
 Deep, a. ^tH (remiss, ^te?, ^f\(^«r^ ,<^i rt * 1 ,^|r7n7, deepish), 
 arfs or #5, ^^ ( remits B<Hrt«(i), 'Ffi^TT,"Jr^, 'Pft'- 
 
 218 DEF 
 
 Very d. STTW. 
 
 2 occu/^, ^e. V. Abstbuse. #?5, HT^, "J^, f^'J^. 
 
 3 ar//i/i, ^-c. v. Cunning, Insidious, ^rt?^ lt^^, 
 'PR?''aT^, 5^1%^, *i^«iM, JTrr^, ^, qwiotq^ft. 
 
 4 yroue, solemn. ^r?7, ^*ffT. 
 5 — of sound. q'R', Jt^ftT, qt?T, T^IT, ik- 
 6— of color. 'S'f^ or Tjf^. [*1mJ4. 
 7 deep-sunken, — the eye. ^pt^ or qJf^T remits. ^Tf^ or 
 8— of sleep. ^, TS^, 115, f^fin. 
 9 <Aa< is in or to a high degree. "PR^, 3lPTrT, mi+I^^T, 
 
 D. silence. W1H<^H «/. 
 
 Deep, n. tea. "^"^^m. ?lPTTwi. ^I^»». 
 
 2 dead, Sfc. V. Height. ^^ (in comp. as a prefix, as^- 
 ^K^ in the d. of night. \^ f^moiiiift in the d. of 
 winter, Ac). [ ^^^. 
 
 To Deepen, v. a. make deeper. ^tc?3t, arffef^ ^lH-3?f5-&c. 
 2 viake Irighter, clearer .^fuUer, Sfc. vfvrKUJ, ?<T^-Eq^-;- 
 
 To Deepen, v. n. grow deeper. 3TRn> ^ra-&c. ^iTJf . 
 
 2 grow brighter, clearei', fuller. g^3R"'t, ^H^, ^4ul, ?T- 
 
 ?-5?T^-e3?3ltrr.^l^-&c. ^<jf, 
 Deeplt, adv. v. A. 1. ^S, 3Tfl. 
 
 I. profoundly, thoroughly. #OT|rT, 3Tf^Tf%%3[nj^-:F, ^T- 
 
 D. versed, &c. 1Ttn<T. 
 
 II. to or in a high degree. ITT^, 3T?ir?r, 3lf?i^l^, MHim- 
 
 Deepness, Depth, v. A. 1. ^r?ft/. ^temw. ^Vr^^orifTi. 
 
 To get out of one's d. lit. Jig. ^\^ qT^frT f^T^- 
 2 ^rfHUirm. ^^?TT/. JJ^r^w. 
 Deeb, n. ^^»». /w/>. ^T^Tm.w. ^w. JOTw. Some species 
 are f^55, 5PTo5, #?R or^, TTToEf^sFrtt ^TT, TI^, ^i^, 
 Hiy^l'l, ^^UIHT or ^WIWK', <(i«K. 
 
 Pounding of a d. =^1^P^/. 
 
 DgEE-CATCHEB, ». TT^. 
 
 Deeb-eted, a. ^^^^^ (/. ^ ), fTpfrw^ (/. ^ ), yin=5ft. 
 
 Deee-skin, n. ^<ui|-«n+ldll/. H'iirH»i «. 
 
 2b Deface, ». a. disfigure, deform. f^^-'sqr\--^x^-&,c. %- 
 
 r^t, f^M4<(UI, 5;q«.-&c. Kii^y.0/0. ^fcs1l--ll-*vMMI-Ae. 
 
 SIT^OT. ^R^ yo/o. 3TT^RH1»».-^57nfn««.-&c.qRoty.o/o. 
 
 ^ See To Efface. 
 Defalcation, n. diminution. fffeTm. *Hril^/. ^trlT^/. 
 Defamation, «. v. V. — ac<. 3TT^%iifn. &c. ^^7^/. 2<PR». 
 
 3T7^«. 3Tf*r^f5fnT«. f^^'<J^». 
 Defamatobt. See Slandehous. 
 To Defame, v. o.v. To Aspeese. «l<^Hl*n/. •PTot ^. 0/0. 3Tr- 
 
 f/.-^TH?l/.-&c. ^y. 0/0. afTfirn?Rr«.-3Tf>T?TH»i.-1^- 
 
 ^?<THn.-&c. !RtJf g. of 0. 
 Defameb, n. Defaming,/;, a. v. V. a«rf Aspeeseb. sBr?^- 
 
 *ft ^'TRT, &c. "«r^, j>PM^")<, ^^U^, 3rr^^, 'iT- 
 
 f»T5|RR-&C. W^. 
 
w 
 
 DEf 
 
 219 
 
 DEf 
 
 BbpilITLt, ». omittion, failure, fault. 3t?JTi». d"H«(<l/. ^/ 
 
 2 rf^er/, tfa/i<. SPTT^'/i. 
 Defaulter, n. +mid-'^^pftrT-q^rfM-Ac. ^^ ^^uiKI-cr- 
 *l<ld <P<»IMI, -m+fl-m HtNr^^l o*" rf*Hfft, rtl'jfl'K^K.. 
 
 D. in accounts. f^m^Ntr, <i>»<f>-Mi. 
 2 on* tchofaih to appear when called in court. ^*»ii- 
 
 To Dkfeat, ». a. heat, overthrow, ditcomjlt. fbi^iij, »iKui, 
 
 3nT«i.-3fr3nT«.-3rT^n»i-»tnm.-*r3Rn. q^y. o/ o. 'itpt- 
 
 Tof, ^(<(U^ or ^K«|<Ji, TTHHT Ml^uf, qp^|of /. ^^ot ^. qfo. 
 2 baffle, foil, fnulrate, disconcert, Sfc. HI^OV, HIS"!, HT 
 tw.-'T'R «.-ftMM »»■- ^TFT m.-H»?I*il w.-grETT^HT w.-Ac. 
 Wji^g.ofo. — utterlv, thorougbly, irrecoTerably, Ac. 
 Corresponding with To Defeat, as bearing this impli- 
 caion of uKerneu or contpleteneu, there are in English 
 numerous Ttrbs and formations, strong, and striking, 
 and abundantly current; yet, of rather low estimaiion 
 as Tul'gar or free. Equally numerous, equally signifi- 
 cant, and of equivalent estimation, there are verbs and 
 formations in J/ora<ii.The words therefore correspond- 
 ing with ToMuwA, $quath, dUh, mar, Host, confound, 
 knock on the head, ^c. ^c— as applied to persons, 
 affair*, schemes, measures, &c. we have collected here. 
 The whole answer to the whole in the general import, 
 whilst particular ones agree with particular ones in 
 ]iarticular aspect. «ii*iJi, m«ct<il, Mlf'.^jui, TTT »».• ?Tr^- 
 ^TH w.-ft^n m.-r«l*<M »n. 1f^, H^HNvHI adv. ^iT^, <freT- 
 ^ Hlfdj, *i4I<J4 HKwi, ^VO^ or ^<Triiir, til«lIS''l, TT^/. , 
 HT?^ y. of 0. ^^^^, JH^T<if, ^W+ul, rl"lM<l<(Ul, ^rat/.- 
 «pw>ft/.-«w^/.-^«^?il/.-«RE*mTTrm.-qjiqc5 /.-f^<n- 
 qi^ iii.-»J«HvrH n.-rn-^«/.-H-MM'l<i n.-?lTtn m.-irt»Tm.- 
 V.^\^ or fl*.^H f-^or f^l m.-f^T5T m.-fr^^ m.- 
 ^?fTIT or HIWilm.-siT^nTH /.-STT^Sff fi.-HMII m.-^f^ or 
 •iW^^^ n.-Hlfft j.-^Z n.-fWI or fl^lT wi.-^T wi.-Ac. 
 *TwJ, »*JI*WI« %iit. And corresponding with To he de- 
 feated, a* involving the sense more strikingly expressed 
 by To be twuuhed, tquathed, dithed, Ifc, To be done for. 
 To go tofol. To end in imoke, S[e. ifc. the following are 1 
 ■omc of the words and phrases. ^^|^, n^«Evf, nvn^, 
 HTrait, J||<Jimui, fTf^, **J«i, tlX'JT't (inlen*. ^ntTl't), 
 
 *nw^, UTTOof or vnrxor, fw^ot, fv^r^^, fvB^PTof, 
 
 or VTV^, A«. CfW^, 5'^ ^W, H'lm an«t, ^H^.'H, 
 
 l>tnE*T, I>srzATi5o, n. t. V. l.—aH. f5>^ n. Ae. ^oft 
 /. fiw«l« /. »r3R n.—*tate. fT or |TT / ^ITW •». 5I|1T 
 M. ^TTSW •». s^iM* ni. *T*I •», Jw^nr ■». swiw «. m^ 
 
 To arkoowlrdge d. by ( or inferiority to ). Sffbnr 
 afwf or fffspT SToi, ^IT ^I^-^ ( both phruM with 
 
 neg. con. and with t5T or iff o/o. ), ^ *-^u|uf^ 
 
 2— ck-<. Htsdr n. &c. iTtnft/. H^T n.—ttate. Hn «. snn 
 
 m. qpT «». f^nnH »». iS'e* aUo the numerou* fioan* ^'r^n 
 
 under the Verb. 
 Defeated, p. v. V. 1. l^*rfrfT, &c. TTIT?, f?I^^, M^if^n', 
 
 <ITrHrT, f^HT, «rw. 
 
 To be d. ^ vTTot, <Tt?t?T ^T^. 
 
 2 JTm^FTT, ^rS^OT, &e. 
 To Defecate, v. a. v. To Clabift. ^iT^, Hot m. <H(si>i-^- 
 
 S^ y. o/ 0. 
 Defecatios, «. V. Y.—act. ^rrtfut n. 5Jt«PT n. 
 Defect, n. imperfection, inrompletencss.^ want of something 
 
 requisite. <iumu|| tn. «J)^4U|| »». ;jtJi^|/. qFTTrH'/. *Hdl- 
 
 ^/. <T3n^ n. fTsn^ n. q;^/. srrotrrr/. ^fRiT/. 
 
 Slight d. or excess. *H5qr^ n. q»H^Treft/. #W m. 
 2 OToroZ imperfection, failing, T. Fault. ^ «» '^Z- 
 
 8 natural imperfection. ^ m.\^ m. ^tsf 
 4 a d. thinff or point Kantiny. ^PT or fqJt «. flf^ «. 6't- 
 »I n. 3^ n. ^t^iT «. [ St «. 
 
 Defectiok, «. r«;o7<; ^e. f^njT m. f<J>rt^ m. f^HT^ i». ftrj- 
 Defective, tf. r. N. 1. imperfect, incomplete, faulty. 5t7iT, 
 STJTT, 3T^tHT, 3T^, sryr, 3T^, 5^T<Tr, <iUHI^-=<l, «|)'H^^T, 
 
 D. verbT'Thnf^P^n^ n. [ il<^. 
 
 2 V. Faulty, irsft, ^^, ^1«1<J*, *«0-«<l, «VI^<ft^l, ^- 
 Defectk ELT, adv. v. A. STJ^JTW, **l<1^, SWT?I^, ^T^- 
 
 ^-&c. (fcci. 
 DEFECTivEyEss. See Defect. 
 Defence, Dkj-endino, n. v.V. l.-act. JJ^ n. T^ n. Ac. ^- 
 
 ?^ n. ^KH"! /. 
 
 I. guwrd, fence .^ ^'c. 3TI^<UT «.3TT^TT »«. f^STTT'F «. f^CTT- 
 OT^TT^T n. f^^JKuflMIV «. 
 
 II. shelter.^ S(c. afforded, v. PbotectiO.v. 3TT«T^ pop. 
 3fTTW »»• fTTW n. qNCT n. ITT^T/. 35T »■ 
 
 III.— in law : defendant's reply. 3tTT «. ^Wrf «• JT^WT- 
 
 ^ m. arMg^^/. 
 
 IV. defendant" t cause or side. 3^TT ^?T «. 
 An evidence on the d. 7?TTBT?ft. 
 DEFE5CELF.SS, a. unarmed.^ exposed.^ &c. 3^?T, 3T?tTf, ?H^(^- 
 
 5T-^ffT-&c. fsi?T^, 5TTWT?tTVI^^, f^UXT'T, ^?TTl(t^. 
 To DErmD, «. a. guard.^ v. To I'botect. ^TO^t, ?[?#, 
 
 WT *».-TT^rT/--5n^ n.-^T'TT^ m.-Ac. WX^ g. ofo. 
 
 2 «#«•<, uphold, vindicate, v. To MAl^TATl^. fl>TTa*r, 
 
 ?T?f^, if^rn^. 
 DinnDAKT, DEFEyDEB, ». V. V. 1. ^T^^TTTT, Ac. ^w;, ^^- 
 
 I. — in law. irfJWl^, 4«1<fl^, JTflW^ft, TtT^^, «itir*ft. 
 Dkfeksativk. See Defx5CK. 
 DxrxvaiBLK, a. v.V.l. ^T^nU-^-^mrAc. ^?TofW, l^, it- 
 
"DEP 2 
 
 Dbfensivb, a. lerovng to defend. *|->|RI^+IMN1, T^m^T, l- 
 
 2 carried on in defence. mi<(MI, aiIrH<?HUII-m, 3TTrtTT?T- 
 To Defeb, v. a. delay .^ pott-pone, put off. 3'?ftT m.-f^^ tn- 
 f^^ m.-f^^WJr^ f.-&c. JpT^-?IT^at, iTToIT m. ^6t, ??i;?5iJf, 
 rti-i"), ^ToEof, «TT?!^^, 5^?ft^-^?^trTrKT-f^^^n<ft^-&c. 
 ?=fTS'jf-?T2;ot-d|+ui, S^Ff5/.-iS+.rmjt/--5^rtlS«»>rt/.-s«|irtl- 
 
 2 See To Eefeii. 
 To Defek, v. n. yield to another' « opinion. fil%% ^ '■^Jlul- 
 STfm^'T n. :Rwr-&c. tfilTHjft/.- »flSil<;ft/. Hi^diK'ft/. 
 -Ac. «|>T^. 
 Pefeeence, n. regard, Sfc. t. Respect. »fll/, *ft?*rT5/. 
 *ft^^/. di/<l^/. H<.(rKH*n/. 5^^/. r. itToSn, ^m, 
 SR, w:5MT »». 'iTU/. 
 To be restrained or affected by d. f^T^Rot. 
 To pay servile d. unto. HHMHI adv. ^f^, 
 Defekential, a. v. N. — person. N?^, f^TS^TC qf ^, ^^- 
 
 2— speech, action, <fcc. firt=qT, ^T^rfNT, f»TiWHUINI. 
 Defekestiallt, adv. v. A. fT^lf, f^S«M"IH, *ft5n^, 
 
 Defeeeed, p. V. V. <t)irt!a<,i«i< *<ifl«rti, 5^?ft^ rtld^rfl, f^r 
 
 ??PT?ft^ rtii^irti, &c. Rirtfiin. 
 Defiance, Defying, n. v. V. 1. ^^^IgM «. •*l^*1l'J*r+lgM«. 
 
 In d. of. ^iTf^, ^r^. 
 To bid d. See To Deft. 
 Deficiency, «. want. ^UHI^/. ^^W^^f- (jufl")/. 4^\\^\ m. 
 
 Slight d. or excess. +,Hvrqiw «. +H'W4I<^/. #m m. 
 Deficient, a. v. "Wanting, ttt, ^nft, ^FTrft, «PTrTT, arjTT, 
 
 affj^^, arj^, "Fmr, ^^, 3r?r, ^. 
 
 Deficit. See Deficiency. 
 
 Defile, n. iony narrow passage or way. q^SoS or T?STo5 «./. 
 rfiw. M'^oit or M'^lofl /. fi-U'll'i/. "^^HHt^tdi /• nfl/. 
 
 jfb Defile, «. a. make foul or unclean, v. To Dihti. HoI^ui, 
 Hd!,'^>i-^<£\y|[-&c. t>v'\, 
 2 — corrupt.^ vitiate, contaminate, taint. 3T"T^^JTof^iI-^- 
 
 3 — ceremonially ; pollute, make impure. fqd|oti?r, «l l d<|ui , 
 
 To Defile, c. n. ^o fie by file. ((»J.|H!'Mi^iB 3T?IT affToft^ 
 Defiled, ;j. v. V. A.L and Diktx. H3flc5T, Mrt»dtJa i, T- 
 
 2 3nf^^-&c. %^?5T, fSw5^H^,-&c. ferr, feirraT, «re. 
 
 3 ftl-ll^rfrll, «)l4«(rir4l, SfPnTT, SIWTT. 
 To be d. siT^oif, f*)-! lot or. 
 
 Pehlemeht, n.v.V.A 1.— art. Jlft^uj «. Hot^R i?^ n. &c.- 
 
 9 DBA 
 
 -«<a<e. »4a^4«HWII m. TT5fhiN<iTr «». illHHrfdl /. [«f^fn/. 
 2 — ac/. arrfSTsT •FT't «. r«)W4eJui «. &c.-sta(e. aH«Tf^5(rlT/. 
 3 — art. [m\<t.^ n. mdcjul M. &c. — «M^e. f<|i|a& »n. sfj^ m. 
 
 sfRTprTT »n. «rr7«r5r »». 
 
 D.-gener. f^Z\^'^t\^ m. 
 
 General d. iHWAMf. y^l+K m. [*T^^^. 
 
 Dbfileb, t». Defiling, ;;. a. v. V.A.I. j^oE^tjtrt, &c. »t?5IJ|^, 
 
 2 r«i'^3rii"iKr, arrf^r^-vj^-Ac. qjrrf-^i^-sFTT^. 
 
 3 ft|d|oiU|KI, qidiJuiKI, &C. [ ^T^dHm. 
 
 Definable, a. v. V. 2. jje^iiT +<NM"^MI-&c. f^^^pftT, S?='T, 
 jTo Define, p. a. See To Ciecumscbibe. 2 — in logic. r5?f- 
 
 Defined,;?, v. V. 2. (55?T^ ilttr^Jr^T, &c, fH?^, ?;?lPl^^1, 
 
 ^?T?I?1^, aiH'ld. 
 Definite. See Detebminatb. 
 Definition, n. v. V. 2. t^?^ «. f^r^f^/. fH^N^T «. 
 
 Justness of d. g ^u | tiH--<lM . 
 Definitive. See Detebminate. 
 To Deflect, Deflection, Defikxbee. See To Deviate, 
 
 Deviation. 
 Defloeation, Deflodbino, n.T. "V.—act. f^ >Jd<ui «. fT- 
 
 rirfHufl /. «^Hi4'ti m. ^hrr^^rr m. ^?7?ft^oi «. 
 
 2 grTTf^T^TOT n. 
 To Defloub, ». o. deprive of virginity. ^fK\ m. STTT^-'FtS't 
 
 y. o/o. ^df^l^cft /• ^R^ y. o/o. aFWf^, ^hTFl'Tn m.- 
 
 ^\H\MAW m. ^^ g. of 0. ?T?T-?r?=rfT ^V^. 
 
 2 take aioay the prime. grPT 3t3fT wt.-HrllMW »».-&c.%^. 
 Deflcxion, «. ^ITc^ ^T^ n. 3TtT:sraT^ »». 
 To DEF0EM,e.o. mar the form, render iigly,v. To DiSFlGTJBE. 
 
 fjnE7T-5^-&c. sp^, ^ n. Htrff y. o/o. 3?I^JTT*nT m.-^- 
 
 q^ OT.-&C. ^T''t y. of o. 
 Dbfoemed, a. distorted.! Sfc. v. Uolt. ^oST remist. iJctMd, 
 
 5^, f51+rt, ff*t?i'I, f^^KTtn, ^'RT, 3^^, fJTOT, ^T-» 
 
 57T, 3Tqtn. 
 
 D. in all his limbs, ar^^rip pop. ST^T^Ri. 
 ■ Defoemity, Defoemedness, n. v. A. 5?ni «. oq«ini Z.^^- 
 
 r«T «. arn^r'T «.^tq- n. Rifes^dl /. R+rtl'li<( n. 
 
 I. a deformity. =?nT «. ^«I w. 
 To Defeaud. See To Cheat, To Deceive. 
 To Defeat, v. a. hear the expense of. Pi*ii^"f, «tK"i, %5^, 
 
 ^^, ^, *TT4ff^, 3T^ ^Rtjf, f^?f »». ^J^ y. o/ 0. 
 Deft, a. dexterous, v. Eipeet. 5?T. [inH. 
 
 Defunct, a. v. Dead. Mrfc^i, ^, T^TH, r5i«fr[<i^«in, «i*iH<, 
 jTo Deft, v. a. call to combat, v. To Challenge. aH^rilM"}*!- 
 
 fR n. ^T^, 5^T^r^ OT. !FT^, 3T^f3^i*RJT/. ^I^R^-^JT^. 
 
 2 Jro»e, V. To Dabe. g^^tJ JTR^-^FT^, H<»I«IH KT^, ^- 
 
 Deqeneeact, n. v. A. Hrfyoii-Nf^^ ni. HrfMU|?lluidl/. H- 
 j ?5'Tnr=^ m. ^^Tf^^fRf w. Hr^'JuiN+iJ m. »?!m\mh\- 
 
 mf. TOW3^/. ^^'^^rW/. i^'f^ «• 
 To Deoksebate, v. n. decline in goodneu, ^syr w.-^npw- 
 
f 
 
 r 
 
 DEJ 
 
 1^ n.-&c. mt^, Jiu|-^m m.-?l7^=^ m.-^^^^ft'S[r\T /.-&c. 
 ^tof ff- of «. JH<ui, r«i*tfi«i, r^-Hrt"!. 
 Deoekebate, o. Degeii-erated, ;>. DEGE^^:EOu^, a. v.V. 5- 
 or^ft"!, Hri'JUT<3^, yoilM*^, a<<<*V'^"I , **1^»11fl, %3'T, w- 
 
 DKOLDTiTioy, n. twallowing. ftioTOJf «. PWH «. Pi'K"i «. 
 
 Beokasatios, n. v. y.—act. q^ ^r^ 'R't «. &c.—ttate. 
 HHH< 1 w. MMHin m. MH-*I« m. «rn »». ^^fH/. '?^^- 
 ^/. f^H-^gHi/. &c. 3rT^ m. <TTf?RT «• 
 
 2b Deobade, «. a. ioicer •'* rank, dignity, Sje. T^'ft/.-'ft^- 
 m/.-f^K?l/-*TR m.-Ac. ff^^ ^Tot y. oj 0. ^^-&c. ^- 
 Tof , ^r!% q^iift^-f 3% TWftH-&c. 3Tm^, ^TTT^PT m.-HFT- 
 =^ w.-if^l «i.-3T<T^ W.-&C. ^^ g. of 0. q«5<4ii-q^;i^- 
 
 Dbokaskb, ;>. V. V. ^?!% <i^#ff anwr^^, &c. q^r^^n,"!^- 
 
 t, f»<H-*^H, ^VTTO^, qf?FT, HTT^l?, HM'^^n, Trl'TR, ^' 
 
 CBOKADtSO, a. lotcering, ditreputalle, v. Disuo>'OBABLE. 
 
 ^I^UII, ^(ofriiiVII, 4><r|H<il<A, ^MM?ll-<ll, ^3TT^^. 
 Pmuxx, n. r»nk, Mtation. ^^f TPrtt/. H<m«i m./ q^ «. 
 
 Bj degreeb. q^lwraftTH, spK?Tt, spTfi:, 3i?fI?T:, 
 S Se« ExTEKT, Measure. 
 
 In the smallest d. 3TTT ^Ml^il, 3TWKT^, <n^*ii'>t, an- 
 ^hj, f^Hfq tpi<A >i«y. w». 
 
 Luweat d. *r»t^M(H «. f^^Wf »»• 'Ft^^q?^ OT. 
 
 To this d. fTTM, ro^. 
 4 — in geometry, aflf^ w. »m «. 
 
 Equation of a d. STPT «. 
 
 5 ( of Utitade ). amtaiT m. 
 
 6 ( of longitude ). '^^I m. 
 
 7 ( »t a universitj ). [M<i\rWUff\ q^/- 
 
 JV» DsnoBT, 9. a. exhort againtt. t. To Disbuask. f^^lfuil- 
 
 ■4-f^f«r4-Ac. ^fjH^ m. ^PiU-T^ ft. ^^, qrwrTT 
 
 Dbbobtatiob, n. t. V. Mfl<«ii4 'jf?^ «. f^<IK<JilM^?Tm. 
 Dbbobtatobt, a. fsWTmTTq^nT^T, f- 1 «llf»i i q^ 7 HrH<» . 
 21> pBirr, V. a. <^ m. ^m, ^^rq? «. ^, ^^M qnr't. 
 
 2SeeToIiOUiE, 
 To Deiow, V. n. €onJe$eci>d. »(f7^T^/-f!qT/.-?H5^f "i.-sr- 
 
 Dbism, n. %w'*«^rRn fi. iTimr^<if>rri*N'fi^ •».-«?? «. 
 
 1>EI»T, ». ^W^NTT^, 4i^^N*«'il'J*<T^T, ?lT^fHTT^P>ffnB»^ 
 
 IhtiTT, «. divinity, T. GovBBAD. i*qwn m. ifW n. ^W^U/. 
 2 /*« 1). ▼. God. ^ «•. *niWT»(fo;». »T»1»^ w. q?i»^»f?: m. 
 
 S fl d. T. God. ^ •». ^wm/."^ ■. 
 Tt DmCT, ». «. T. To DtsriBiT. <J t<t l ^Mi | m.- nsft»nt «.- 
 
 1 DEL 
 
 Dejected, p. v. V. ^5r-&c. %%c5T-«icirt(, f^^T, S^W, 3lf- 
 
 Dejectedli, adv. dl<^iyMU||Hl', 3?i<^l^'<?l4+, Rqi<^M^+. 
 Dejection, Dejectedxess, « v. V. — date. Jj^reqorr m. ^- 
 
 ?Rit^ «. ^5IrTT/. 3T^?fT^ »»• f«<qi^ m. r«t"=t"J>'i<ii /. 
 
 I. a d. T. Stool. ^TIT w. <jjr5N m. 
 To Delat, p. o. put off, v. To Defee. ftr?i«lw.-^<nm.-T?ft- 
 
 ?:»». ^^-t5T^, ^w. rfi«iut, ^?^, ^T3n'»i. %^, f^^^- 
 
 2 »/op, rfe/oi'n. ^it5t«Rot, 'MM«)ui, ^^oEslTm.-^^t^.-&c.^^ 
 y. 0/ o. Tlf?PTnw«.-nfcRl^»».-&c. 5fT^ y. o/" 0. 
 
 To Delax, p. fi. See To Dawdle. 
 
 Delay, Delating, n v.V.A. l.—act. gr?ffT ffT^^«. f^«r 
 
 JT35Tm. 3^?^/. [ T^J^tT »«. 
 
 2— ocf. ^ H ^ot^^J l «. &c.— state. ^vf\f. ^\B^m. lffWT»». 
 I. latenets,/,-c. TTltfm. WoTm. ^1% <w f^««. f^c55l«». ^- 
 AUrfiAm. *lot«M./. ^R»n/. ^/ f^W^ "». 
 Delated, j>. t. V. A. 1. ^?PT?ftf^ ^r?ll53T &c. 1%^ft?T, 
 
 2 ^«ii«l«(cit4l, ^toE«^K5T, &C. ^^.1 nfrT^^. 
 To be d. #5551^, ^T^/.-<Ml<i'll»»- ff^ 5'- ^/ *• 
 Delateb, n. v.V.A.l. ^sjij aisjuiKi, &c. 'HirtMti^TT, gq^T^P. 
 Deleble, o. <Aa/ can be blotted out. q^ <ii<MMi^l«iT-&c. 
 Delectable, Delectation. See Deliqutful, Delight. 
 To Delegate, v. a. intrust. See To Commit. 2 commissioH 
 
 and tend. «i«f\rt-&c. <I)57r Mi«i«i"Jl. 
 Delegate, n.deputy, agent, *|^t?, ar^rTPftjJ'ff'T, sifcrf^f^. 
 Deletebiods, a. v. Deadli. qFT^, m«ih<»), Hi»'iiUl'*, f%- 
 
 2 injurious, T.HuBXFur.. STPPR^. ai^+lO. 
 2b Delibebate, r. n. /wi<«e and consider, tceigh reasons for 
 ami against a measure. f^W^m. <FT^-qT^,'T^3fT/.-K5T- 
 
 ^«rT m.-fr^n^n a.-hstt n,-&c. !r^, ^^qKt?r ^fl^, ^5; 
 s^^qr^-^R^. 
 
 Deliberate, o. c/rewBupfrf, thoughtful. ft^Tf\, f^i-MK^Ort, 
 
 2 formed or done with deliberation. r^-MKHI, ftr^TTI% %- 
 Delibebatelt, adv. \. A. and Desionedlt. fJRFT^, f^- 
 
 Delibebatebesb, n. v. A.'ftsii^flHSar/. ^TftflT/. ftlKT- 
 
 I. See Delibebation. 
 Detibebation, n. v. V. f^-'qTT «FTot »•• f^^IT qi^iin. f^^- 
 im. 1TO?I?T/. HH^ilTm. fT5»R^«. U^nvj f ^^^n. q- 
 
 ^Kr^MiT'R^fMTfiT^TT m. ^m'im^^w^nm. •«Tf^qMT?fir^Fm. 
 Dei.ibebatite, a. having a right, Ifc. to ddibcrate. f^mX 
 
DEL 
 
 222 
 
 i5bi; 
 
 Delicact, Delicatehess, «, V. A. 1. fM^ilM/. ?t5T/ ^t- 
 5/ ^PR?"mT M. &c. 
 2 HT^Jl^Frf /. 57l-jJ*H"II »». ^'lo&MUII m. ^at<|dMU||M. Ac. 
 
 4 K^rqilT m. M^quil «i. H^^ n. &c. ril'--j*|n. 
 
 5 *fts/. 5^^/. K^ItT/ JT^lft?JrTT/ 5<S<^lf^''<<»». 2" 
 ?!T?i^r^ m. 
 
 1. See Daintt. 
 Delicate, a. nice in eating, v. Daiktt. fHvdM<jI\<, <MH<HK, 
 
 2 tendei-, soft, not hardy. HI<jJ+, ^tHc^, g+MK O*" ^- 
 JTTT, R^^=5fT ^^, ^ikcE, €m?! or ^f ?o5, %-TT, ^oE^, 
 ^rtlSH, rft^T, 31i^^, ^^'H!o& or \'^Ht,. 
 ;{ slender, thin, slight, feeble, ^-c. v. Weak. HT^^, «TT- 
 
 4 soft, fine, 4-c. ^^, H^, ^^TT, #^^7, Mf.I^JT. 
 
 5 l-aying minute regard tojeeling. f>T%=qT, f^^Hl'^^r, 5- 
 
 (! pleasing to the tai-te, nice. >Ttl, ^^PR, h^<;k. 
 
 7 that requires careful treatment ,— a, point, &c. •TF^PF, 
 
 8 of fine texture. fIJW, HH*1tl<^- [^"JfT. 
 Delicately, adv. t. A. 5. f>Tl^, f*n^rNtJTT#, ^ft^-^T^ 
 
 To lived. /are daintily. f^W>{n.-^^.J^n. pl.-&.c. d- 
 ^srarm^fK^ in.con. 
 Delicious, 0. luscious. nVs, ?;f^, ?^^, ^^spFT, ^'^j ^• 
 
 Deliciousness, n. v. A. mt^f ^^f. +.^^dl/. ^/. g- 
 
 HRt/ M^^diO/. ["rfT?TFr»». 
 
 Delight, n. v. Pleasure. ^Am. arT^T^m. T??^*!. ^<?P!r»». 
 To Delight, v. a. v. To Please. aTTTJ^sfiir, ^^^spif, ^mW- 
 
 fll) Delight in, v. n. Tj{S[^ ^r^, fT5rwt,ft3T or fwf.-^^m.- 
 
 ^iJTWSf. 3TO^^. ofo. g^«.-3TT'i^»n.-^»». qrw. 
 Deliohtki),^. v.V.A. ^"injciai, &c. ^f^, STRfi^FT, gfrWf^- 
 
 To be d. feel glad. 3TPi^in.-^»n.-<StC. eHiuf m. co». 
 To be highly d. JlTc? «;ra g^ ^. 
 Delightful, Delightsome, a. v. V. A. fln<f Agreeable. 
 aTR^^l'TTTT, &C. ^^, ^^-3TR^-^'^-&c. ^TT^-^-^lin^- 
 
 Demohtfullt, Delightsomelt, <k/c. in a manner to re- 
 ceive pleasure. ^^^T, ^ «nt 3T^. 
 2 in a manner to give pleasure. 31R^ ^uqiJjpqj ftrfl^. 
 
 DeLIOHTFULKESS, DEMOHTtOWEUESS, «. V. A. ?v)^f^n. ^- 
 
 ^^^n. SSVi^^Zi^.mn. &c. 
 2 See Pleasuhe. 
 To Dei ikeate, v. a. trace the lineaments, sketch, ^c. 3^^;- 
 <fr, \^r.^ or ^^R^, ^^df , ifisdt, 3i«FTn.-af;«f oft/. n^^T- 
 
 2 V. To Describe. Pl*,rHOJ, f^r^qriTn. sRuf g. ofo. 
 Delineated, p. v. V. 1. aft^fsr, ^e^?5T, &c. fef^, 
 
 2 P'lfeLfM^ar, Ac. PkkPIh, ^i'SHt. ["Ttt, &c. 
 
 Delineateb, «. Delineating, />. o. v. V. 1. st^^mTT, ^^- 
 
 Delineation, n. v. V. 1.— oc^ SPptff n. ^^ ». &c. 3N>- 
 
 oft/. 5finFT n. 3Tf?5r^q-n. 
 
 2 fHcf'T'^ «• f^RTTJI n. ^^ n. [ ^T m. 
 
 I. draught, sketch, S(c. H^JfTT «. ^T5TT«-^^?%W 3TT^- 
 Delinquency, n. failure in duty., Sfe. v. Fault. 3T<I^'cT- 
 
 w. n^wt. ?P5^/. ?m^?f/. 2j;m/ 
 
 Delixqukkt, «. offender. iHM<nlt, ^'^'hK, STTTTq^rTf, 5t^, 
 
 ■=<l*(l'n'-&C. riT>l«Ifft. 
 
 7b Deliquate. See To Melt. 
 
 To Deliquesce, To Deliquiate, v. n. ^^^ STP^T^ ;[f^J»T 
 
 Deliquescence, «. ^^'rTf'm 5^l^|o*<l^ f^R^Tapof n.-^m^i^if. 
 Deliquescent, a. ^ijrir'MI <fl'lrll=^H' r«(<.M*0TRT- <ti^lutHi. 
 Delirious, a. raijwy. «)<otuir<T, qWfT-'<m«d-&c. MSrWI, 
 
 Delirium, ». ?n:»»./. f=5TTiMl<nT»>. f^Tlf^>?»TOT. ^5i%«nT«. 
 ^m[^m. STSTFTTSRVT/. vJ'HrlcJI^ OT. 
 
 D. tremens. ?T<TfT ^ J^'FoE 5T^ f^^R ^ %? ^THR ^. 
 Ta Deliver, v. a. hlerate^release, set free, v. To Free, flt- 
 
 2 rMeae, «a»e. rTTTif , ^"^T't, ^PI^, snTR^, ST^TR m.-^ST- 
 
 7 w.-T3[TW«.-^5Rn<T/.-?m"'»T W.-&C. 5FT^ y. 0/0. 
 
 2 present, offer, v. To Give. ^, fpft^, 3T?''it,^r'rif^, 
 
 4 ( a woman in child birth ). ^PR m.ij^ra' m. ^PTO'r ^. of 
 
 0. :r?nrfJm, !TO[rT-«iT5i?T-&c. ^?t^, g ^^/. 'FT^y. 0/0. ^- 
 
 5 ( address, lecture, &c.) ^, ?FT#. [ 3^, 
 
 6 up; yjtJtf «/). 5501, ^Tl'^t, WI«flH ^5T^, ^Tfft S't, T^ ^T- 
 Deliveraxce, Delivery, n. v. V. 1. — act. #r5^ «• ♦(Isui 
 
 ». &c.—a. or t. ^tS^tiT/. ^TprjPP/. ii^^?5ra' m. ^Z^f. 
 
 ■^Vf!cS\^f. 
 
 2— act. cimr n. ^^T^ n. &c. ?n^tiT n. T^TOI «. 9fm ». 
 
 — «<rt^e. 3-^ »». 75R^/. ^ [f^^iTR n. 
 
 3— oc<. '^ n. srfot «. &e. STT'T n. WtHt n. fi=R^ «. 
 
 4:— act. snssTT !FT^ n. sf^ ^^ "• SRHf^ «• &c- SRl^- 
 
 fip^n/. nHKT^T n.— state. T. Ghild-bihth. :ri^ w. ^- 
 
 Easy d. f 5^??^ «i. 
 
 Month of d. ^ItwRT m. 
 
 To be on the point of d. «)i*n s^RR S^-^^PT^. 
 
 1. See Pronunciation, Utterance. 
 
 Delivered, |). v. V.l. ^a«<^-rfr, ^l4>-rtl, &c. q^^SR, ^^^ 
 
 2 FrTT?IHT, 3'^<"pWI, &C. cTlfR, S"^. 
 
 3 f^f|?iT, &c. a#?i, ^KT^fT, f^%^, f«rf^,f'r%r,'^TOf. 
 
 4 JIRrl %^?5r-flT^«!T, Ac. Xf^fT. 
 
I 
 
 DEL 
 
 223 
 
 DEi*r 
 
 A woman d. m*r{ \v\ /. ^tJ^f. ^ PiWWt^/. IT^- jl Demise, n. v. Death, jtt^ n. f^frf/. a)*tH<'IH'( ». 
 'PT/. qf^^/. I ^ Demise. See To Bequeath. 
 
 To be d. ilT^ SM, ^FT^ «■ f^^ y. of g. ^Rff m.-<fec. ; Democbacx, n. go.ernment hy the people. Bl'-hj^il^^ n. ^np 
 
 Delitekee, JI.V.V.l. <^TW>TTTT <fcc. H"!-"!*, jfrn^jrll-^K^-Ae. 
 
 2 rnTTTTT, -J^^uiKr, &e. rrrT9p, T^T^^, T^rfr, T^-rnT'T 
 -Jtc. ^rfr. 
 
 3 ^»IK1 Ac. 3rH;, «MM+, ft<i<^*. 
 
 Dell, n. Ao//oir owony Aii/*, Sfc. w^ »»• ^5% ». 2[TT»n i/m. 
 
 ^/. yrrr «. 
 
 Delta, n. f^M^HI-fJjH'tiJM^ sj^n m. 
 
 To Delude, r. a. v. To Deceive. <f^t^, #^, U+,«iiJi', 15- 
 
 •tkHui, ^ m.-i^IHT m.- S^T »n. |uf. 
 Deluded, ^. v. V. *^«(^l, Ac. ^f^r\, 
 Deluue., n. inundatitn. M|U| Ji-HIZ n. mim^s/. '*l'1^4'fl /. ^- 
 
 To DhLLoE, r. a. inundate, flood, ^^fiui, 'PB i?>^, >^rfH<<- 
 
 N^f^^jr^H-Ac. ^T^. [*<UIKI, &c. 
 
 DSLVQEB, n. DeLUQISO./>. O.V. v. ^sf«(«IKl, Ac. «TnT ^SpTToS 
 
 Dklusiox, «. T. v.— a<-/. "PH^ n. .i-+,<(iil w. Ac. <J»+<^uj+/. 
 
 *^^ ». — «<a/*. *«'H/. •PH^'I/. *t«(«l /. Hr^ OT. tm 
 
 m. stfH/. 
 
 I. Ulution. JTTTl/. ^T^ »». 
 DsLCsirs, Delusiort, a. v. V. qfa^oiTTT, Ac. s^pj^^ ?^;re;, 
 
 5*IT, *^, «*M«, V^^CJi^A-"*!, «?I^I-<fI, »1l<i-m, ^T^, 
 
 ^f^^TT-^R^-Ac «nT-^Jrtfi7-Ac. ^-^IT^-Ac. 
 To Delve See To Dio. [in. ^'^i^^^[i(^. 
 
 DkuaOOOCK, II. leader of the mch. ^\^ m. yimift m. lt^^ 
 Deu Aix, Demesxe, n. »^*ltHHfi»/. ♦5i«ni-n>|<i \i\ m. 
 To Dbmaitd, r. a. require ofrijht, v. To Claim. «%-qT-^- 
 
 'f-f^f^-**- »n»r9t, ?nn/. ^r^ «"<* bt or ^ 0/0. ^it- 
 
 fi l^l < ' iy^ HTH^, ^T^TT «. Vf't iwVA ^ ofo. 
 2 See To Ask. 
 Dem a:(D, Dema.xdixo, n. r. V. I.— act. H#if mnoT n. ^?gr- 
 # JTTT^ n. ^m »». f/. •sr^f^/. 
 
 1. etllfor, requitition. iTR'f ». »TTnoft/«W«I/. 3r^?Tr 
 General or great d. for. ^^TTT m. pfTTT m. UR m. 
 
 Exorbitant d. AiyA term*. ^/. 
 DXU15DAST. See Flaiicti rr. 
 DK1IABCATI05, ». morUny off. vft%^ m. 
 
 2 /«»< T. BocKD. ?ftm j»/. *i1w or #W/. f^/ 
 To DniEAjr, ( one"« »elf ). v. a. t. To Bxbats. an^Tot, <rT- 
 
 n^, ilM'5* /.-Ac. ^Tflf. 
 
 2 (one'i Mi V. To Abaji. ^jftqwrr ••.-f?!%^'n *•. <nt, 
 DtUEAHOUB, m. T. COHDUCT. Sfr^TT ». f*i7*/. ^T9J/. 
 7o DBMnrTATC, Ac See To Maddkv, Ac. 
 DCMEKIT, «. m ittervinj, ife. ^ m.^mn. ^P^nPlSt/. W- 
 
 Demi, fr{/lgr. ani. 
 
 Dull «OD, R. T. God. «i^ m. 3%^/. *ritf3»/. 
 
 ^5^ ». t5l++^+<l^ n.^^^T^^f. ^Tt^mtTR'nf'nHTn, 
 Democrat, n. rtl++^+<l-j^^ ^rf^-"T?T^fff-&c. 
 Democbatic, Democbatical, a. v. N. ?fT^F^^^TT^=iT ^tft- 
 
 To Dkmolish, p. a. raze, dismantle, v. To Destkot. jftl^, 
 
 ^7R or ^rn^-3J»fH<^*H ^<:^, f^oS^ «.-Ae. Jp^ y. 0/0. 
 
 Demolished, j?. v. "V. "Tli'I^t*!, ^ff^ ^rs^ dl+rfc*!, Ac. '^^- 
 
 Demolition, n. v. V. — act. hI^ 7T^ ». 'frf^ '^^^ ^^" 
 dr n. Ac. f^^'stuR or f^T^feoft/. f^^^Eor or fSf^fe^T «• f^- 
 ^ n. ^^?PTT/. T^ffft/. [ ^^HT/. 
 
 DEMOif, n. T. Devil. ^ w. *m n. R^iN «». ^^«[1 Pi /. STT- 
 2 — in mythology, Titan.tS^ m. ^!^^ m. arfT «• 
 "Water d. ^=^ w. 3TTW/ 
 
 Demoniac, Demoniacal, a. v. X. 1. «»</ Devilish, htt- 
 
 2 3Tfft, 3TfTr^, argr^KT, argr^^ft, Ac arrgr. 
 
 D. possession, iuflueuee, Ac. *fd*)l*^/. f^^ii-^»<l*^r /• 
 Ac. See under Devil. [ g«^H. 
 
 Demoniac, n. possessed person. ^pnTW Mj^M «. f^?ii-<HM**H- 
 Dkmonolatbt, n. HiTT^ «■ HflHf^/. ft«Tr5r*ri^/. 
 Demonoloqt, n. >J^RflMlf^r«*'^<<*Pt«i'T «• 
 Demonstrable, a. v. V. Mmoi^AJTRl4^MI<<l-Jl1'n-<iK<3i-<S^c. 
 
 DemonstbaSdum, n. — in logic. ^Tf^^ n. 
 
 To Demon-stbate, r. a. prove to be certain. ipTTot ^^TT f^- 
 5 ^>T^, f^^ffT m. sRof y. 0/ 0. ^fTtTof, JTfrTTT^Sr, trf^TTR- 
 ^ n.- JMH I M n.-Ac. ^F^of y. 0/0. f^^tfrffT-sim'TfaS'-^'T- 
 KTT-TtT^-Mp1Mir^H-Ac. ^?T^, ^T^T 1>57T !fM9»f. 
 
 Demonstrated, p. v. V. f%^5%%HT,Ac. f%5, f^fl^lfrin, 
 
 Demonstration, «. v. V. — act. flTH^ «• f^5 ^T^ «• Ac 
 
 I. matter demonstrated, v. Conclusion. Rt^ «•. ^f^- 
 
 II, demonstrations; imposing indications, preparations, 
 ^c. 3(TT^ m. ■JTT^rn m. ^WH m, '^WWl «•• ft?5 »»■ »Ttl<7- 
 
 Empty d. MviW< «• «• 3H^lfJ5 «• 
 Demosstbator, fi. Demonstrative, o. v. V. f^5 IWUTt, 
 
 I. See Conclusive. 
 
 DeMONSTBATIVELT, aJp. ««H5<muf-k<»11wi ^^T-^ITJI^) 7T"T- 
 
 ftvjjk, nmA^t*qMmT-Ac. ded. 
 2b Demoralize, Ac. See To Corbcpt, Ac. 
 Dkuulcest, a. sofltning. IIT ^OtRT, HS ^',wii-m y'fr^, 
 
 »r^-Ac. ^rtt. 
 To Demcb, r. n. t. To Ht«iTAn frt^, ^/.-*R^/- 
 
DEN 
 
 224 
 
 DEP 
 
 %t =^t ^"Jt, arf^T m. tTTof . 
 2 ( in law ) ftrR/ ^H^ ••Tfsm. 
 Demub, Demukbisg, n. t. V, ^pf^Rofn. &c. W^\f. 4>M^'f/. 
 
 Demuhe, a. affectedly modest, v. IItpocbiticai,. nw^TT, 
 
 A d. yillaiii. ^Mk4\^ i^R^ntt, f^T^^^T HT^fPT»T^. 
 2 See Gkaye. [^^TTim^. 
 
 Demubelt, ado. V. A.l. ^T%?n^?r q^:^, sppE^TPT 'JS^T, f*T- 
 Demubeness, n. v. A. 1. aw^ Hipocbisy. H^ra/.w. 4l^*)- 
 
 Demubbage, «. TH^IrT ^TcE«jf^?^ A\'^^ ^ n.-^^ ♦». 
 DEMr, n. *|'1<^NI ^ ^nUTT 3T^. [5^ /. 
 
 Den, fl. (ofa wild beast), f^ pop. af^oS «• 5^/. ^/. 
 Tiger's d. mM«fl«n. [^^'ipfN'. 
 
 Deniable, «. v. V. 1. H I 'hKN I vRl' lt-^rR^--&c. fHVq', 
 
 2 HI+KNI ^r>TT-&c. 
 Denial, Denyixo, n. \. V. 1.— ac<. q^RT'itw- f=I%»^«. &c. 
 
 ♦». si^H?4(Mn, Pl<*H«. r^<msT«. f^il+i"! «■ Pl^l«>fn 
 
 /. an^TT m. 
 
 2 — ae/^. JpFRot n. PjJJyut «. &c. ?T^ER w Hl+K »». ^T%«^ 
 
 M. fnTFPT'Jrn. PKI^hPH/. 
 
 3 — act. ^^\m n &c JpFTT or »1I+K w. ait«A*K m. 
 
 Denied, ;j. v. V. 1. H+U^c*l, f^^prq^, &c. fW^, f^?[, 
 srfrTf^nT, ^-MKo^w, frr^, r^, stt^tjt, aHt'O'shH, 3T^?>«t. 
 
 To Deniobate. See To Blackkn 
 
 Denizen, n. alien admitted to citizenship. ^\(t^r\-^^ n. 
 
 2 dweller. <|^uiki, ^i ^fY in comp. ^'«T »« coinp. 
 To Denominate, «. a. name. ^T/.-'TR «.-?lf^ ».-3rf*TtrR 
 
 n. ^-%^. 
 Denomination, «. v. Name, ^\^n. ^ifrr/. 
 
 2 V. Sect. T^m.^rAm. m^T/loT w. 
 Denominational, a. v. N. 2. VKMI'Hsf^-R'H^* 
 Dkkomisatoe, «. ( of a fraction ). %^m. %^ w. 
 
 Common d. ?nT^»». [^m^ n. 
 
 Denotation, ». v. V. — act. 3[T^reRt n. &c. ST^?I^ ». ^"^^ «■ 
 To Denote, ». a. letoken. ^??J^, S^^T^, <iTM^, ST^J^JT «.- 
 
 g^tTOT.-^[xpT «.-fTri^«.-&c. ^>^ g.qfo. f^?^ w.-B^^Tn. 
 
 3rew »'«. con. on(^ gof o. 
 De nouement, n. <jri'14l wt. g^p?5 «. 
 To Denounce, To Denunciate, v. a. declare in a threaten- 
 
 ing way. tpnj?t ^^ST-^T^i^ ^tnof, ^H^^ ^^ ^»M, 
 
 ^^/.- ^r^i^t/JTTSTT %^ g. of 0. «nT^/.-&c. ^yo/ o. 
 
 2 See To Accuse. 
 Dknovo. See Anew. 
 Dense, a. — of liquids, v. TmcK. ^T, ^, ^s\TS[, ^TT. 
 
 2 — of eolids, v. Compact, q?', ?prTT7, 55. 
 
 3 — of a forest, &c t. Thick, fnf^, 'l^'MM, ?Tt^. 
 Density, Dehseness, «. v. A. 1. ^jvi^m, ^t^ottot. Vlf^f. 
 
 2 EfpnTTOT. <tSH«ii»». ^jS^\f. 
 
 3 f^r«li4U|| m. q^iir^ft/. 
 
 Dent. See Dinx. [^. 
 
 Dental, a. belonging S[e, to the teeth. (^MNI, 3r^, ^rRratft, 
 Denticulated, o. set with teeth, ^,?^r^,?ffRT,^f^fi7^. 
 Dentifbice, ». ^r?T^OT «. 3imiT «. ^rfflWT or ^?lf^^ m. 
 
 Dentist, n. ^^^. 
 
 Dentition, n. teething, e^ ^^ot «. 3[iTT^m. i;^\Z^m, 
 
 To Denude. See To Stbip. [f^^^TOf «, 
 
 Denunciation «. v. V. trn^ft^T^T ^fnwT «. &c. tm^/. ar- 
 
 To Deny, v. o. disallow.^ contradict.^ — opposed to admit, 
 
 rl^Kuf or ^l+,Kul', STJTT^ ^^f, fJT%vf&T, srf?l^'4^,^^^ 
 
 JPT^, ^PFR <"* 11*K»>- ^J^ ff. of 0. 31 n'O +!<»«.- 3T?^^nT 
 
 »ra.-f^?nT«. - r>1<l*<.«in- - f%TT?if?f /. 'f^ g. of o. q?pT«i. 
 
 pi. 5rr-T^, ^RT^ ^OT. 5^, 3if^ w. =FT0r-q^3r, ipHt<T 
 
 qn». VjIc'jUl, 3TmT»fT|^-3Tfn]' f^TTToET rfecZ. ^FTot. 
 To d. one's word or engagement. •I^OT'fltJT'TUT. 
 
 2 riy«»e;— opposed to grant. H+KUJ or ^TT^JK^, ^l%q^, 
 JT^FR or ^T^fHT »». q^, 5^. 0/ o. ^T '^<n-Hf'T^, ?l^T 
 iprSTOT. gr^, Pl<l+<"J|n-- fSnT^^/.-&c. ^FTot y. 0/ 0. 
 
 To d. flatly. fH^rrST »». ^, «ll'i|i<<l^ 3T^fT/ rSRdt. 
 To d. one's self. vfr=r m. vnotot-*ii<ul. 
 
 3 ditoicn, conceal, — opposed to confess. i<M<,ui or ii*i<- 
 ot, 'T^R or ri|cj>|< OT. qj?TJf y. 0/ 0. Mi*^ ^ot, ?li«tiMrt 
 
 Deodand, fi. ^«ll^f^r^t?r ^ ♦». 
 
 To Depabt, v. n. v. To Go. ^fpf, Pim^ ^H^, ^iiii-'llrfdl-' 
 
 BTTWf, M^|U| «.-iR'<TR «• ^ot. 
 
 2 T. To DiE.^JrnJjr, i?rot, yvrjiui. 
 
 To d. this life, v. To Die. ^of, iTrTot. 
 Depaetment, n. ^iTrf »• f^?^/- f^^ »»■ ^1^)7^ ». ffTOT»». 
 Depabtmental, a. v. N. ^q;<uii-m, spR'n^N^ft, sTl+^f"!^, 
 
 Depabtuee, «. V. V. l.—act. f^r^ 'iTT'Jf n. &c. "^^ n. ST- 
 sf^TH «. inTT<iI «. TTT n. iWT m. STTHH »«. s^lT «. 
 
 ar^TTfrf /. afPTOT<iT «. Pi?«<"i «. f^'Tiprm «. f^qf^ «. 
 
 2 See Death. 
 To Depastube, v. n. graze. ^X^. 
 To Depend, v. n. hang from. t. To Hano. S\<^ , 3H«(ri«|ui/'o/), 
 
 aflot'Mul', affe^ii^, rti*"!'. 
 
 2 Jp subject to, influenced by, Sfc. connected with as a catue. 
 1hF'il-3fR# with ^K ofo. ?lrf^r-^Tf?t-^tft^-&c. ^^g.ofo. 
 
 3 ^r««< <o,re/y on, v. To Confide. ST^c^^T^, affJT^,?^ 
 -«m^-TT^-^^ K''<A ^ 0/ "• T^J.TraT ^W^ with g. of 
 0. 3T^?ni »n..3T^^spT «. ^FTot. 
 
 4 ie y<?^ undetermined. ?5f«r^, f^rtM*)!, f^TvIrT <nt^, 3Tf^- 
 offfT-&c. STHiit, 
 
 Depen-dence, Dependency, Depending, «. v. N.— state, ot- 
 spjf n. &c. 3T^r55I OT. ai^fim «• 3TM^ »». 3iirt«(i w. 
 
 2 and Connection. ?i»i^ «». 3T^?trTT/. [^ ^Nnift/. 
 
 3 o»(^ Confidence. 3T^^ »». SToR^^ ». *Hi'^'i"t>/. ^^- 
 
r 
 
 pEP 226 
 
 I. ttate of being at the dUpotal of another, dl^^l/t/. TT- 
 
 DEP 
 
 II. dependency. Hl*<<(fft=5 sit?T wi.^n m.-^ ii.-Ac. 
 Dkpekdxst, *. retainer, v. Follower. STT'T'Tt, anf^TfT, 3ff- 
 
 J>EPE>-DEB, n. Depes DEST, a. Depesdlso, p. a. T. V. 1. 3T- 
 
 Spjf^, riftd, rf<(HH, 
 
 3 3fli'|U|K|, ^+,U1K1, Ac. 3j4(-if^H, ^ItCf^'^n. 
 
 4 j<Pi«ffT, iTirrrft or «3ii^ri, jht, IV^t^ tihc^. 
 
 I. <i< ^Ae ditpotal of another. tTl%^, HilT+fl, aT^ftT, TTT- 
 
 «ftT, •>»'<<i«{li, TTTIPT, n^iPhi, iimiiH. 
 To Depict. See To Paist, To Describe. 
 Depiloos, a. without hair. %?T^tT, f^n, f^rt!n. 
 Depletion, n. act oj empti/ing. f(^ ^tA n. [K^^K^ n. ^- 
 
 «T^^ n. 
 Dkplorablx, a. v. Lamektable, Wretched. Tf^qPTT =^- 
 
 nr-Jli'lll-Ac. ^iTk**, TIM'O**, ()^l1«4, ?ft^T^, 5Tt^t1^. 
 Dkplobablt, ode. T^M\*\\-^\*\\-&c. decl. %Z^X^:^^ ^TflTrferf. 
 To Dkplobk, v. a. T. To Lamest. ^, ^^-f«tTo5rT m.-;iit^ 
 
 •".-f^rtlM m.-Ac ^K^ y. ofo. 
 To Deploi, v. n. 8e« To Extekd. 
 
 To Dkplums, t». a. r. To Plock. f^ n. pi. vii|duf ^. q/o. 
 2b Depoke. See To Depose. [^. 
 
 Deioskht, n. T. Etidehce. ^tt^^ ht?^, m^J^TRT, «T^- 
 To Dkpopulatk, r. «. t. To Desolatb. -i-dK-afm-aT)*)!*- 
 
 Depopclated. p. T. V. T^lTl-Ac. ^, Arti , f»|vni-&c. %^w. 
 Dbpopclatiok, n.—aet. T^TM W^ n. kc.—itate T^\\ftf. 
 
 To Deport, w. a. ( one's self ) v. To Behave. ifT»I'f,»r^. 
 
 2 See To Traxspobt. 
 
 Deport, Depobtmeut, n. v. V. 1. and Cohsuct. arr^TT n. 
 
 To DiPOSK, ». «. ( from the throne ;. ITi^tfCT Vl'Wf, <|>»|<T- 
 2< from an office ). VTV^, ^TTsr ^- ^., WTTaf-^TT*!- 
 
 3 See To Deposit. 
 
 To DKrosK, ». n. jite tetiimony. ^mZ-W^T «i.-?n<^ /. ^• 
 
 ^. — in writing. OTWI^/. ^JT ^. 
 Dspono,^. T. V. A.I. »II<1^*,H «T»%?5T, Ac^pirof, M%- 
 
 Jo Deposit, r. «. /ay doicn, lodge, y. To Plaok. %f^, nn^ 
 
 •i. *?^ y- ofo. 'JTW ^T'f. 
 
 2fisc4 in the keeping cf. %f^, fdrnTH-^HTftV-nTsqtT- 
 
 Ac. %*^-^, ^V^ *T^, 
 
 8 l)|r M npUdje. I^m %fJ|. 
 Dcfosrr, «. fUdfe, pmtn. «Tfm «. f^)f*^ m. 
 
 f^fls. STHfTT «. 
 PnAt from ( tkroagh the um of ) t d 
 
 Use of a d. 'I^IUIHI Hl'H4| m. anf^Mt^I m. 
 To relinquish part of a d. in payment of a loan. ^- 
 fPT n. 3^ ^rm. 
 
 2 thing committed unto. %^/ %^/. i^uj* /. %^ n. 3T- 
 HMd or apTTTrT/. fH^ »«■ — compreh. iudef. &c. %^r- 
 ^ m. %?^/. 
 
 D.-tnoney, charge for keeping a d. \^<^\^m f. 
 
 3 pledged, Sfc. — ttate. ariTTTfT/. 
 
 In d. 3<HMd or afT^TT-T, T^HT^^. 
 
 4 matter lodged. %q^ /. 
 
 D. of mud, as from a river. ?nf / H^m\ m. iToST m. 
 DEPOSiTARr, n. person with whom a deposit is placed. 3TJTT- 
 
 Deposited, p. v. V. 1. %^%OT, ^^, 3TT^. 
 
 <HHIHr), f^rf?TJ1', Rf^rl. 
 3 *i^iu| ^<l^l. 
 Deposition, n. v. V. (To Depose ) 1. — act. iT^t^^^T ^rs- 
 of n. Ac. <MM<^*nT m. ^^v{ij m. 
 2— act. *hl<S«f n. Ac. ?^tTH*nT f». aTf^+HHT m. 
 
 v. V. N. ?n?T/. Br?ft/ BT^ «. 
 
 Written d. oniT^ / [RmsT». 
 
 V. V, (To Deposit. )—act. z^^ n. ?qm m. ^r^ «i. 
 
 Depositoet, Depot, n. place where things are deposited. 
 Piyn «• *1<1K «. 2Ft3T tn. ^r^ /. »iisi'il<. n. ^T?VTH 
 n.WJf\^^m. [5^?TT/. 
 
 Defeat at lox, n. v. V. — act. «ll^<l<f>{.uf «. &c. — «<a<«. vre?T^/". 
 
 To Deprave, t>. a. «<ia/(;, v. To Corrupt. ^I^-^TT'l-&c. 
 
 Depbatkd, Depravity, See Wiceed, Wickedness. 
 To Deprecate, e. a. pray against. *mift/.-?7TTT/.-^itW0i/.- 
 -&c. HI'I"! y. o/'o. HTT *TFT^, f^«(K>'IHI»T^ /.- inft^FTT- 
 
 iTr"f'TT/-"TfT^Kirr4^ /• w^ g- of o. 
 
 To Depreciate, v. a. lower the value q/'.f%»TfT /.-'fte. n.-^ 
 tn.- *n^-&c. ^dtut-qnit-^c^^ q^-&c. y. ofo. 
 2 fig. underrate, undervalue, represent as of little 
 worth. ^r^'tA ^i^-^^T^, fi^u|«("1 or f^uinjuj, ^3%"?WT 
 
 m. afTTTif, a^rmr «.-a^nT^ /.- arsifrt^/.-Ac. ^tot-^- 
 
 n^t, ?m'TfTT/-f'F»»<T/.-&c. ^^ ^IT^-«R?f ^W^ y.o/o. 
 
 3n^«. ^T^^r. o/o. 
 2b Dkfriclate, v. n.fall in value. f^Md /.-jfte n.-^ w.- 
 
 HR m.-Ac. gTTT^-TpJf-^RJft^t^-Ac. y. o/"*. !HH*^ «. 
 
 ^t^y. <>/■«. 
 Depreciated, f.T.V.A.l. rt.Hfl ddic^rtl, ^ ^r^W %^3l,Ac. 
 
 2 f?m vs:^ ^nw^HT, f^«i«it?rii, Ac. arr?^. 
 Depreciation, «. y. V. A. l.~act. f^;»rT 3fiTof n. Ac. 
 
 2 f^'Tir^ n. Ac. arr^ «. yn"Ti>^ «. 
 7b Dkprzdate, Depredator, Ac. See To Pluhdib, Ac. 
 2b Depress, v. a. press down, vpfii, ^r#, 
 
 2 de;ect, sadden, T. To Dispirit. f^^-7^-^^t-fi|W- 
 
 ffot-Ac. Vfit, 3fHTf»tn m.-^»tl m.-H%»tl «.-Ac. ^r^ 
 
 y. o/o. 
 
 8 m<it« iit// w /Myiiii,— trade, Ac. >T^-Ac. fr^St, H^ /. 
 
jym 
 
 226 
 
 DES 
 
 STM^t, ^^/. ^fiff ^^ g- of 0. 
 Depbessiox, n. t. V. l.—act. i^\^^ n. ^fTOf n. 
 
 2— state. d'il'HMUII «». 37t<^l^'i( n. 3THT^'tn «. ^'Ht»». 
 
 3 — oc<. Jf? ^>^ «. &c. — state. M^/. 
 
 I. a. d. a hollow, a sinkinj, y. Hole. ^TSETTot. dim. ^fZ- 
 
 Dephivation, n. v. V. 1. — act. ^MH^n. &c. Hl'MUj-^;/. ^- 
 I^TT/. STTS^^/. — state. HI'WUi/. Hm^^/. ^TTS^/. 
 Rmq^^'nTT w». J^T^lm. ^r^TOT. ^/. ^m/ n^j f. 
 
 To Depkive, v. a. hereave. Hl'isjot, Hl^uj, %«Io5| -1^nT55T-^f^- 
 STf^-f^-f^^TT-Ac. :}^, ( as f^T %TT^ JTrTT "TPfrSTT 
 f«1<|9E %^ that thief deprived me of my turban ), HTH- 
 5n-7'qTT-Tt3^-#rf^r-&c. spTtrf iPi/A 3T#-fJpnff-3T'4T ofo. 
 ( as PTpf KtTT J=5nf^^ TR^ %t? ), J^f^T^t, STf^^T^Sr, 
 T^-VI^ ^>T^( in comp. as T^f^ ^^ to deprive of rea- 
 son, &e. ). 
 2 ( of office or preferment. ) srfq^liR ^— 7^Vl^-?VTPT- 
 
 Depbived, p. V. V. Hl'iyrfrfl, fTT3%?5T, ^^ %%OT, &c. Wi 
 
 ( in comp. as s^^f^, 'T^^'f , &c. ) 
 Depth, n. v. Deepsesb. W^f- &<"• 
 D. up to the breast. tflrfldN »». 
 D. up to the waist. «PT^^ m. 
 J), above the neck. ^^ SH' »«. [ er, &c. ). 
 
 I. V. Height. ^JT ( in comp. as ^5Tf|<no5T tlie d. of wint- 
 Depctatios, n. t. V. — act. %Y^ HI«H«i »• f^^^ ^i^TT Tra- 
 ^ n. &c. P|^Thi)qu| «. 
 
 I. lody deputed. ^H»T Ml<lf«lc^t4 H j^*< n. f^^TfjlfRlH. 
 To Depute, ». a. appoint or send as a substitute. ipTH-f^f^- 
 
 Di;putt, n. lieutenant, vicegerent. ^mJlrf, HrflH, JiTTc^t^, 3T- 
 
 2 factor, V. Agent. r»TreTT, 'FITHTfl'. 
 Deputtship, «. V. N. 1. ^^^f. ^+-lc*n/. wf^nft/- 
 To Deiiaxoe, t>. o. disarrange, disorder, v. To Confuse, fff- 
 
 q^of, ToS^pnJf, n*rfd«i, 3?^5''f, -d^^-iuJ, 'Mlrt*)rt/.-^- 
 
 ^/.-no5^ m.->ft«r5S m.-&c. JRot J'.o/o. 
 
 2 disorder in mind, jf^^ w.-^f?^^ w.-f^rT^^ »».- 
 
 DeBANOED, p. V. V. 1. qfttct^yrfl, &C. 3l=>q<(R5i^. 
 
 2 onrf Mad. ff^^^, f^f?W, W?TfT ^1^. 
 Debangement, n. v. V. 1. — act. qttjotofn. <l4)rfduin. &c. — 
 state. H\Ai\f^f. aTs^I^TW/. 'loi^lil or Z\ m. f^H^oS/. 
 
 srs/. ^3ri4iHirf7/. [f^m^frq- w.. 
 
 2 on</ Madness. ^f^^J^lT »n. fi|TlR«nT »«. NtI^W5(T «i. 
 Debbtsuibe-neck, n. JTJ^tTTOT m. 
 Debeliction, &c. See Abaneonment, &c. 
 To Debide, v. a. mock, jeer, v. To Eidicule. ftd^iuf, ft(t- 
 
 «RT/.-3^r?r»"--vir/.-»T?^/.-jT or h:f.-&c. ?pt%.o/o. 
 Debision, n. Y. \.—aci. ^T^ffi, fs(t^f(j/. ZK or %T/. tqiT/^' 
 
 I. laughing stock. gM^I^MN «. ^^T^RIRT^ ». ^^t^R^ 
 n. ^oE^tTTT »t. 
 Debisive, Debisoet, a. v. V. f^4i)H-m, jq^i^Hi , g^?r- 
 
 Debivation, m. — in grammar, o^^rfrf/. a<^rm<\H n. 
 Debivative, a. received from another. J^T^nTT^ M ll ^ rf T, 
 
 Debivative, «. icord, Sfc. derived. ^^ «. wf^r*^ «. H- 
 To Debive, v. a. draw or receive as from a source. cfiltSUJ, 
 
 TT'f , ^ijf, 7;^, 'T^ wi^^ in con. 
 
 2 — in grammar, trace. ^JT^^, s^rTfrTy. ^^ g. of o. 
 Debived, a. — in grammar, s^pt^. 
 
 To be d. f^nr^. 
 Debmal, a. lelonginj to the skin. r^%^, fg"-]pT5t^, f^T^. 
 Debniee, a. final, ultimate, v. Last. ?K^r, Jll^7?rr, ftfH - 
 
 To Debogate, t». «. detract from. ^r4*i>M0if m. 3Tm^, HR- 
 =^1^ wi.-HH^lPl /.-^^=^ m.-rlMl)^lPl/.-&c. ^df y. 
 q/'o. 3iH-+*i »»• «PTOI. 
 
 Debooative, Deeooatoet, o. t. V. aTT^tjqr^ ;«1H^I^, 
 
 Debvise, n. ^?ft. 
 
 To Descant, v. n. discourse, expatiate. ^^^ «.-^r^ff|?q 
 
 «.-ef|Mr<T m.-AVjMH'k n.^\^^(^ m.-&c ^p^, 1T^ n.- 
 
 qt^rST »» -&c.^ot- TT^-OT^. 
 Descant, «. singing with modulations. ^i-«KHT-^^ ITot «. 
 To Descend, r. ». move, come or go down. 3rf<ot, ^Ttff ^rrif. 
 
 «. ^>T^. [^ «. 
 
 2 proceed from as a source Sfc. t)lrtu(, %^, <TRof, ^THJ^ 
 
 3 proceed from an ancestor. ^1:iX^-^€[^^^!\r^- &e. ^Wf, 
 ^nM ;3?T5T fW. [^of-. 
 
 4 ( from generals to particulars ) «ih|'TK<\H f%ij«)|q< 
 Descendant, «. ^nr^, ^^, •flT, ^?n?, nt^T^^T ». 
 Descendants, v. Offspeing. ^r?rfcr/. ^rTPTn. — esp. male. 
 
 D. of the female branch. 3l*ril^/. 
 Descended, />. t. V. 1. 3dWrfl, 3T'^T^TtT, 3H«idlRd, aTfffH 
 s3Tft<n, 3T«r^, 3T^q5T. 
 
 2 ^^ ;j?T^ 5n%?n, &c. TmfrT^r, #?ft?T?r. 
 
 Descending, a- declivous. TriTfTr rentiss. ZrW^. 
 Descent, n. v. V. 1. — act. gvffiif «. T?in; >»• smtf »». 3?g- 
 arf^ ff. ST'^ftnfrr/. 3H«j'lfrr/. a^snT^OT n. 3T^?fT^ J». 3T^- 
 qrT?I n. ST^^TH ♦». 3T«T:>ncT m. 
 2 ^n^ w. %wr n. &c. 
 
 p. from time immemorial. 3T5Tif^H<H<i /. 
 D. of a fashion, practice, &e. artsov «./. \f\jvf n. 
 8 V. Family. qfrflPTftT/. sPHR'^f^/. it^wRl/. Tfqf^ 
 
 Of pure d. v. Family, f^^, ^r^, ^n^55, ^5T. 
 
 I. o d. a declivity. gfTTT/. TfTTl/. vid<^/ 3rnTw». 3fT- 
 
 T?nJT/. ^T^oE/. '^ /. %^ «• [ IT, &c. 
 
 Eescbibable, o. T. V. 3ifT^-^-^r-&c. ^^^WTT-^-^itr 
 
Dra 227 
 
 2 ^hHt fRpr-3fhrTT-?rTrBrT-<tc. Pr^^jft^, fHw^-^, f^4- 
 
 To Describe, r. a. marl- out^ ske/ch out. 7TV^, ^^R^f or 
 
 ^^TT^, 3T5fTjf, 5l^3[TT m. *I««I y. o/o. 
 
 2 represent, depict., portray, ^tfruf, fqiftiuf, f?re:ftof, 
 
 f^^rfof , ^uhr n.-f^reiTor n.-io.^tfr g.oj 0. 
 Descbibzd, /). V. V. 1. <H«^'*I,^«'irfAI, &c. ["T^R. 
 
 Descbiptiox, n. V. V. 1. — ael. 4>|4ui n. <^^,ui n. &e. 
 
 2 — «ff. ^t»m n. f^nrfw ». Ac. ^?I ». fHM"! ». f^^5!T>n. 
 
 F'l'i'^'i n. ^?TOT n. «4it«-*ii/. TtiPT n. 
 
 I. »Xr/fA, ;^fln, ^c. JJ^nr »n. spFTnT «. 
 
 IL tort. T. Kl5D. snfJT/. SITH/. II^Rm. rP^/. 
 01 what d. ^«T. 
 DEfcBinrvE. «. v. V. 2. «|wi^iw«p, ^;t^, sidhmi, ^otjt- 
 
 To Descrt. r.n. */>y ou/, see from a dittance. 55?T-»i^H-&C. 
 
 2 </f/ef<, T. To DiscorEB. ^Tmm. ^T^-?5T^yo/ o. ^- 
 
 H «n. f?l'lii i»i. con. 
 To Desecrate, r. a. defile, f^rraor, «Hd«)g |, «^ spT^, qfrT- 
 
 ^»nTm.- nfd^l^'^ m. ^T'»f g. of o. 
 Desecbatios, «. V. V. f^TToSwrn. &c, :rtll^m»lw. u rdgl^ t ^ 
 
 DesEBT, n. tctldemeu, tcttte, wild. U^n. afTT"^*. 'i^'Rrw. 
 
 Desert, a. tcild, ira»/f, unpeopled. ^['\?^,'kKM or ^T, ^ ' W^^- 
 
 2 o/or helonjing to a d. spRff, -^iWHI, vH^u<<|t||, 3TR- 
 
 DES 
 
 To Desebt, v. a. forsake, leave, t. To Abandox. fltiwf, CT- 
 
 5b Descbt, o. n. rui» aicayform one's regiment, Sfe. ^T^/. 
 CT^-#^-Ac. 3im, i^H 3TTof , f%^ sm^Hl-^ ^PPft 
 
 /. ?fhpt. 
 
 Dukbt, DEBKBTnco. See Merit. 
 
 Dejctteb, irir V^Tq^ 3imKT, «T39»T, <TWT ^iJiOT, f%ft- 
 
 Dt'EBTiO!!, n. V. V. A.— art. mi^n. JT^n. Ac. PTmm. <T- 
 
 Spiritual d. M<lff^Q^ f^TTlIT/. 
 
 T. V. V.—aet. ^Vf 9TT«(k. ^np<t ^Tf^ vfTofn. 
 To De«E«tc. r. c. merit, be worthy of. «fh^-?ynTO-3TK-«TPS(- 
 
 Ac. ^W-3(WT*T, iir. rtwi. 
 DunrcDLT, «/r. iHinTi^M, TMI'JIS, inn''n'?, ^nnj. 
 DttUTZB, ». Df»«btixo, p. a. iror/Ay, meritorious. ?rm"R, 
 
 ■*li*ji, 'rat, '?P^, ^rnrJWT, 3T^ ( in romp. ), ^i^ ( in 
 
 roDip. ). 
 
 DUHABILLC Soc DT!(RABII.LE. 
 
 To Dkhiccatk, Ac. See To D«T, Ac. 
 To DiaiDioiATB. Sec To Dkmrk, To Wa5t. 
 DEiUtKBATVM. «. something desired, ff «. anft^n. |ffcim *. 
 To Dnisn, f. a.piirfo$e, intend., mttin. ^j^nvf, ?fw^, *- 
 
 -Ac. sRuf, *Rm tR^, ^mft aflra^ m. fo«. ?r^n.-?S^?T»f.- 
 arfHSTWrn. aiTwif ^f. o/o. 
 
 2plan, scheme, project. T^^, qt^JT^, spfrT^f, «r<T»i.-^- 
 3RT/.-^r'RT/-r?T'TT/.-rr»T#3T /.-Ac. qpT^. 
 Desigx, «. purpose, intention, mind. "kr^m. ^^n. jf^/. *T^- 
 
 ' fJrfJm n. 3Tf*nn^ m. arfn^ n. ^sq- n. ^ ( /;o;>. ^ or 
 \ ffr? or ^4 ) «, ^^?7 »». JPfq^T/. fspR^ /■ f^'fhlf /. 
 
 ji 2 scheme, plan, project. •Pr'RT/. ST^tri^w. H+lrffT/. ?f- 
 I 3Kf^/. ipT «». 'Tt^/. 5^/ ^'«T »». WFT/. ( es. spw- 
 
 1 I. model, plan, sl-elch. iH'II »». ;T^?rT»»- H<R?rT»». 
 
 Designate, a. Desig>-ated, ;?. v. V.l. fH^li^rTT, Ac. f^- 
 ?, ^ar!f??T, r^^f^, «nf^. 
 
 D. by name. HIH^M or ?f. 
 To Designate, v. a. point out, distinguish. fr^V^.^ f^«f5!T m.- 
 5?r?^n ^T^ g. of 0. f^f$^-5?PTf^- Ac. ^PT^. 
 To d. by nnme. ^HJlfiH^?! m. sR^, 
 
 2 V. To Appoint. ?rHot, <n^ul, ^nTW«F/.-q^3T^/.-Ac. 
 ^?[ofr g. of 0. fJI^ ^^. 
 
 3 T. To Makk out. 3T^ ^, ^PJ^ ^, ^?P^. 
 Designation, «. v. V. 1.— ac*. 1^"^?i^«. fW^3[l«». 6?r?^^»». 
 
 2— «c<. %^fl. Ac. ^H^f. ^^Tf. 
 3— act. Cfff^ ^n. Ac. ai^PT w. 
 
 I. mark, indication. cT^^tji n. IJ'T?^^^ n. 
 
 II. import, V. Meaning. 3T4| ♦». TT^rvJ »«. 
 Designed, p. ^ a. v. V. 1. «*r"Wc5T, Ac. ^f^, H^rf^- 
 
 ^, q '^f ^ q r T, STfiT'sm, f^'lftf^. 
 
 2 ^"PT^?^, r^%?r, Ac. mfSTff , f^^flRHH. 
 
 I. V. Intentional. ^f^3^, ^tt^'HP, ?i+rH*H, ff^?^. 
 Designedly, adv. v. P. 1. Nd|U|H, ^^iu^imm^^i, v»ii«ii5'^^, 
 
 f{^^ 7»r!j5, 5?;-«TT, ^^[^1;, 3^1^^, T^ii'j^, arig- 
 
 rTjmft^, 3<i<^M, ^TT^^, HTJjr^, T^^g;^'. 
 Designer, n. Desionino, p. a. v. V. 1. fl<P?s"(Ki, 7^?T 
 
 ^<«(i<i, Ac. 
 
 2 ^n^fOlRI, <*(U|lil, Ac. «hviH-Ac. «P?Tf. 
 
 I. artful, crafty, v. CuNNiNO. Mrlrf«lt, KTR^PTTT, >P1%^, 
 
 q;T%«ir3T, «RTPft or ^, *4I|(h^K, ^. 
 Desionment. See Deston. 
 Desirable, a. v. V. 1. 1 [%«»«< M^'l l-^m^lT-Ac. iR«T,^ipfT- 
 
 »^M«fl<l, |*itflft^<<, f^Hf<»^t(, l-JtilfM-J. [ ^Z- 
 
 DESIBABLENEgg, «. V. A. <^'^^\ f. f< i^^ \ Mf \ \ f. Ac. |^T- 
 
 DUIBE, n. eagerness after. STT^nr/. 3nT<n/. ^^/. 1^/. 
 
 3»^?^/. srxf fwrm «. ?i??^/. <fth m. «?;r»WT/. ?<jfT/. 
 
 iy[\f. TT^I^OT/ — in high degree; </<»>#< after, pantinj 
 or hankering after, longing for, ^-c. ^ f. M^/. ^ ». 
 
 ^^^^f. ^^%[m. %m/.fst?rt?T »n.QWJ,t/. iprtn.aTTa >.<. 
 
 /• 5^/ ??*3T/. Tff>-^tfl /. ijrojr/. ^/. •flfH^m m. 
 
D^ 2 
 
 ^M OT.JTT^TT /. ^y*ai/. y?lry«MI»«.rfWHl/.f?4mi/. STTrf 
 /. See also Itch. 
 
 Carnal d. spTK »». 
 
 Object of d. IZ n. f^sff^^ n. 
 
 Snare, fetter8,&c. of d. arrnPTT^T m. 3TT?Tr3Tr?I«. STT^IT- 
 sjiTH «. — Entangled in it. STTVI*!?. 
 
 Void of d. Exempt or free from d. 3T^r^, PlR-««*, 
 
 3Ti%?T, f^^, f^nr^MJT, f?r:wf ,fHTnt, l^^hiT, f^s^FnT. 
 
 To gratify ( intense ) d. TR^ «• %3"^ ( neut. (4>iu| ). 
 
 To mock or balk d. ^?f^T/. ITsftrT W:^. 
 
 To mortify d. «)|'HHr/. '?r5^-"PT3'S-*iKui' ( ex. c||'H«4l 
 
 "Pt^l^^f lyf %t^ ^HlO ), jft^ «>. vl|*U|-HK5i^i-:.5j|r*HI- 
 
 ^ »«.-pElfT?TT w.-«"--dlP)=|_fTl/. sprif. 
 
 To repress or restrain d. fJI»t?n' f^^ »«• ^T^t, ^f^- 
 
 2 a d. o t(;(«A. ?^E3T/. STf'^IJT/. ^W^\ f. 3Tm?TT/. spt- 
 
 ?T OT. HM*l »». n. H-Oqi ;>o;). TTf JffT or JT^RTT/. MH^til/. 
 »T%f£H<T «. ♦i«il<.«T m. f^/. »1#T^ »n. ptfdH n. 
 
 According to one's d. ( or purpose ). f-=i^l'Idl, T- 
 *n^»T, T'lTTf'nTfT. 
 
 Evil d. ^h^f. f^RRT/. IN^RPTT/. 
 
 Virtuous or good d. Juti^i+jHi/. tM^RR^/. ^fgTO^/. 
 
 To grant or fulfil a d. fqjT^R M.-3Tm?TT^ «.. ^. 
 T*-HMNU| n. ^ot_ 
 
 To obtain a d. f'SSTOTH OT.-ff^^gc5PT OT.-^^^t<jM(?- 
 
 Jb Desiee, v. a. wish far. ff%^, f ff^?f^,3TT?TT^,f%cm, f%- 
 ^Hn.^^ff. ofo. f^?5T/.-3miT/.-3Tm/.-7ilT/:-^txSr/.- 
 «tc.tn^-^>T^— in high degrcojto crave, to thirst .^pant,han' 
 her after, to long for, to he dying for ^ S(c. ^^?t^, tTN#, 
 
 ^FT'St, 3ft^»n. ?t'Mr 3T?nif 5'- o/». •j.+hO'i, 3f^ m, ^ ti^. 
 or^T^ ^^ liJTot, gi^OT. tTT'ili^^, ^^ f^-^, J?i^?of, 
 <i«i<"f or ?RTTwt, rTT^, ^41'i.ui, ^T^T^, MliilHOi, '^^of, 
 fTT'^'lif, tjatjul, HH'I, ^i3t STPTw. VfTlir, STTTw*. 5KI*UJ. 
 
 2 request, entreat, v. To Beg. sttW, f^JT^^if ■ 
 
 3 6jrf, V To Command, ^tfi^, 3TTftT/ ^^. 
 
 Desieed, p. T. V. 1. 4^«i^rfl, &C. f^-3cr, 31^?^, 3TNJt%- 
 rf, ?;tf?Trr, ^ir^iH, f?, TiPft^, 3T*0n^<l, /f^Hd, 3Tf>T?ST- 
 
 Desikeb, «. Desiriko, ;>. a. Desibous, a. v. V. 1. ^P^uiMi , 
 &c. ^-^tiNr^, ?n^r?=r, f^ (esp. in comp. as tPT^, f^- 
 ^, »J1%^&c. ), 3TT^^ (in comp. ), fST^,"?^^- 
 fi^, ^rm?^, ^S^T,— in high degree; craving.^ Sfc, ^c5T, 
 
 ^IHTf^, PsYhiPHH, alMI^S, f^t^, ?5t»l|s+>id, rtmiH<, 
 
 ?5PTr5?5, ?5PTt'^, sTrft^j, arrnpjfT, aTTrTos^rrr. 
 To Desist, v. ». stop., leave off., v. To Cease. TT^, «Tt«(^, 
 
 TTt5?ft/. ^, ^THOT. 3TTt^-«FTS''t, f'T^r^of. 
 Resistance, Desisting, n. v. V. TT^n. ^T?T aR^^n. &c. 
 
 Desk, n. rt4f^<'<<l^ ^t^^ K^ n. 
 
 8 DE3 
 
 Desolate, it. Desolated,;?, v. V. g^n? %?5?5T-5rT^, 3"- 
 'iiTj, afrw, aJitiis^^TTT <>»• t, <twt, M4+,<, JjPmci or ^, 
 *Rm, f ^TT, g^^, 3?;^, 3"pf, fTsfn, 9jf^, jj^hftt. 
 
 I. See Solitary and Disthessed. 
 To Desolate, v, a. depopulate, T^;TrS-^mTI-aTRT- «iF^< I ' l- 
 
 Desolation, n. v. Y.— state, T^TT^/ W^TT^/ j^<t1HI /. 
 "«l<|un or ^/ «lf^-)M'(^/. Some strongly significant 
 words and striking phrases and figures expressing this 
 sense are <l<?(<i'nofl/. 'IIM-M^H n. WVVV^- or ^nirnT'n. 
 
 Tr?T?ft "fts ^rf^TfTTT, Jt'«^ ^Tt^ r<F^^i 3n^, j^jt s^kt &c. 
 
 11^ ?^r5 3TI^ ( ^TTRT &c. ), tnifr ^^-m r^nirTT 3T1^'T, 
 
 ?f^ f^? Tf^ 5?i^ 'T^ ^TT^, f^ ?!Tnn ^TT^ (fTT ??Tm- 
 
 Tt^tcr-Ac), qTTT ^^ Wr^ (^?IT^-Ti^Ml),%'«i' ^ 3TT^. 
 
 Despair, Desperation, n. hopelessness, v. Despondency. 
 
 2b Despair, t>. m. v. To Despond. STTrr/ ^fTS^-TT^FSr- 
 ^?=?^, ^^m. 71^^, STTTw*. ^TliUJ, 3IT^IrMI'im.-3Tl?Il»il- 
 ^^n -Ac. ^)^, f^RT;T-&c. ^T^. 
 
 Despaibeb, n Despairing, /». a. v. V. a«rf Dksposbent. 
 aiTmr wrs^wr, 3TT5TT ^iuiKii&c.f^n, H^;[r, irtrn, tut- 
 
 To Despatch, v. a. *«k? off smartly, ^T^, <^«)s«i, ^Tra^«T, 
 ^IHiO'l, SM'l'ii, f^^, f^?7orft, ril«(>Ji, <To5rl rtl<«ul, ^^TT^t, 
 
 2 perform or execute promptly, dispose of, knock off., 
 rattle off, aiiMuj, >jf<*(»l, T^iT »»• TT^'T y- o/ o. 3rt«i«^i, 
 WMIduf, -eisK^i, <mii)(, T^Tf^, f-i+Uul, »K*i«7 or W^- 
 
 s^ir, *j<*Ui*i, •M<+'iul, "K+ioJ, *4*i«(>'i, 'ds"*"!, *nT«», 
 
 7S^ «>jVA +IHNI &c. ^iNi-HTTTT adv. wA i.e.fe^- 
 c(|-e)U( - $1^ - ni'J'^t - &c. dl«<^, drl-iui, 3^5V^, *lKof, 
 
 3 ;>«< /o rfeoi*, V. To KiLi,. nrT/.-nf?r/. ^, irfNr t^r^- 
 
 3^, ril*id<MH ^T't. 
 Despatch, «. smartness, expedition. tlMI^I »». ^TTRT »«. 5f^- 
 
 2 7rf/«r «(?«« wi<A expedition,^- c. 5^IR<7'2^[TH Sld'l^rtl 5PT- 
 'T3[ m.-^mV-J VI-&C. 
 Despatched, p. v. V. 1. mi<^3l, &c. 
 2 at^j^^^r, vji+^rfi, &c. 
 
 To be d. 3T^W, TT^ot, 7?5^, 3t5'<T't, •<(il-«K adv. ^vi. 
 Desperado, n. desperate, furious fellow. aTrrfTTJft or 3T?ff»TT- 
 
 Desperate, a. despairing, v. Despondent. f*lTT?T, 3TT?1I^^, 
 
 ^n, ^TO'n, ^'^, PTW?r. 
 
 2 ra«A, reckless, hot brained, T. Madcap. RH^Ni 3^TT, 
 
 3 hopelesf, remediless. f^TMTT, siMNIrfld, viHlM^n-^JfT- 
 &c. ^HTTt^, ^ ^'^ /M , ^TTT'TT^nf^, t^F^nT, T(WT«T, ^€t^. 
 
 i See Excessite. 
 
Desfkratelt, adv. t. A. 2. ^nfW^, «I^«"^'*, rHll*« 3^T- 
 
 4 See ExcEssiYELT. 
 DBSPXBATsnEsa, *. V. A. 1. f^<l^l/. ^TH^T n. 3TTWTTf^». 
 
 2 ?TT^ n. W^W^MT '«• 
 
 3 P | »m<<<1 l/. TTra^tTHT/. 4vm<ir^r«i «. 
 BsamuTiON, 8«e Despaib. 
 
 DsaPiCABLE, a. t. V. and CojrrucPTiBiB. f^TT ^SHTT-^- 
 
 '!*<^-«<(, P'^^^, 3WT, "IT^. 
 Despicablexess, fi. V. A. ^ti^Muil m. r<1U<|>l<fr1l/. ST^HTT- 
 
 Jo Despise, r. o. v. To Cohteiis. f?HW>Hiif, yn<l'|U|»I(, 
 3W*TRwf, 'JHHHMUi, ■i<HI<^<ul, ^^^-^^-Ac. HH«i, ^:- 
 
 qyr4 ^?^nM«i, f^rr m.-^/.-^zxjrr/.-aiiHH «n.-&c. 
 
 "KT't y. o/" o. 
 Despisiso, n. y. V. — act. frKHiKUI «• Ac. I^<+*I< w. f^f- 
 
 OIT/. ^/. yHM^riH n. ^^l^rJ^I /. 
 Despite, Ac See Spite, Ac. 
 lb DupoiL, r. a. rob of, v. To Depbite, To Pluhdkr. HT- 
 
 »WT-Ac. w^ iCT'* flWft <2/"o. %»ioET-^t^-Ac. ^P^,^^, 
 
 Hl|<»i. 
 Jo DB8P050, ». «. Io»« A«p^, detpair. 3TTW/. Wl^-STO't-^- 
 
 »WWf, 3miT/.-«^ M.-^ «.-Ac. g^ y. o/ «. PRTOT/ ^- 
 
 •f 5- q/ «. ^TJT TTT •»• pi. ToJ^ y. o/«. THT "». i>i. HTlot y. 
 
 q/^ *. fPT w. pi. %^, 3ft^ ■». CT^, ITM «. W^*"!, 3TTT[T- 
 
 J^fTH ••.-3IIIIIHNH » . - Ac. W^f fSfTTff-^'?nif-^^'W-Ac.|^. 
 De«P05deiict, n. kopHettnett, detpair. f^^nn/ ^THT n. 1- 
 
 DeiPOVOEST, a. Despondixo, p. a. hopelett, derpairing. fi\- 
 
 xvK, ^^nr, finif, iiitit, hi**!?,^*!?!, thht, nrftwT^,f^- 
 
 •pflrHI^, fJ>*T«l^, ^JTtWT^, HmIwi^, f*l1««»I, ^Ifl-H, H- 
 
 DBfPOKDntoLT, m/v. t. a. "jfnn ^rr^, Pt<ni ft^R. 
 
 Despot, n. ah4clute tovereiyn. f<4H 4)41^1, ^l^lfKMI, ^9[lWt- 
 
 2 See Ttbast. 
 DEaronc, Dempotical. See AMOtim. 
 DnpoTiuM, n. abtoluJ* poteer. W^^m\ /. '^"T «. aiJ^nl- 
 
 2 «<t arlnlrary pocerimtent. MI^VI-t^fl^KI ». itPllfkl^il' 
 DBMiatT, »i. *<>«r»e of/ruil itfUr dinner. ^^f^\^iA^^\ VKf- 
 
 T« DMnVATB, Dnninc, r. a. appoint bypreviotu determina- 
 tion. ▼. To Appourr. ^-«lff?*n^-Ac. «i^f %f^, ^ 
 
 2 •/to/ /o lie future portion of. ^^r^^ftf -JIRWt?T-A«, 
 DBfrniATi<nr, ». t. V. I.— met. '^•^ i?HWT/. ffKrNm /. 
 
 9 DES 
 
 I. purpose for which a thing is destined, v. ESD. f^^- 
 
 II, jrfao* /o if/ittfA a thing is appointed. ^R%p^'<TR n. 
 ^*mif. fH^^fJFtTTT n. 
 
 Destixed, p. V. Y. 1. "T^T «ft^ s^r^, &c. q^^Rrf^, <j«f- 
 
 2 "^ (rtfi^r^ril, Ac. 
 Destist, n. — as the power destining, Fale, Necessity. "^ 
 »i."^f^ n. 3T^? «. ?>cff<T m. ^Tc7 »n. ^ «. 'j«j'+»5 n. ^- 
 
 1^ /. nffT /. "^frT /. jrR«-4 n. iTHfj^ «. mTM*^ 
 
 n. H?ft^ n. f?^-»ft/."^^ or XTK^qT^ or ^f^^I^ ?n^ m. 
 pi- WNNI spTfT ff». MNyi M.— considered as absolutely 
 irresistible, inavertihle, Sfc. ^i4»do5^, +i^^otlTT<, ^^^1- 
 T, *(rt<<Tl<<»>A, *fiM*4, *lfoEq|i)l'bT, «lrf«lTl<"^-^Tcr-Ac. 
 
 Appointed by D. ^<ii*«i. 
 
 Persecutions of D. Trouble or evil appointed by D. 
 U^^Mld n. *4+-HI2 »• ^'^'JSTI^ «• *H *•:*</. 
 
 Subject to D. "^n,^«il»=flH. 
 2 — as the state Ac. destined ; doom, lot, allotment, for- 
 tune.'^ii^ o/-"^>^r /. W^ft^ or fl^l<«|l /• T^^ m. 
 
 H^lfM^ «. ^M|o6<"m/. !PTToE<I^/. «Ph(«\<«(|/. «bH|e6?i<^- 
 
 Fulfilment of d. qni^ »«. 
 It was in my d. HH^i^^rf}^ or fe^^^. 
 Of high d. V. FOBTUKATE. ^■•l^f.MioBSTT. 
 Man must fulfil his d. «3ift^ fef^ ^ JcB'TTT 'ITff. 
 Man must labor and fulfil his d. ?BIoET *^i-mi ^«g»nT5 
 Vjft TITT 'nft. 
 Destitute, a. forlorn, v. Fbiendless, Poor. f^Tr^PT, f^- 
 
 2 wanting, in toant of, v. WaSTIKO. f^^T«I-^'I*l-^|J^- 
 -^tT rfi^-Ac. all in comp. 
 Destitution, n. v. A. 1. fJfTTf*PlTtT m. vJv)muii m. ^RTV- 
 *prT/. ^T^iT'? OT.f^tnx<Tr/.5rtTHj<<<ir^;q «•. 3HTr*lT^^'^ 
 
 2 ^Hdl/. trf^ n. anTTT «». 
 2b Desteot, e. a. raze, demolish, Jfc. HU^, *^I^ "iVl^ ?T- 
 
 ^, HtipT-^^-*rj5-Ac. JPF^, Tnpjf, 53<t^ f*rairwf, ^- 
 
 fi^, 1TCT f?^ »». ^^-fltl^t, «^fl «.-««re^ n.-f^t^ m- 
 fV^fm n.-vM^ •i.-^fR m.-f%«im m.-f^qplT n.-;j^<j^ 
 m.-Ac. ^^ y. of o. nnrot, f'»«^?Tot, 5TT|i«T ^T^, ^ ^- 
 ^, ^^Kuf, j--tf^ui, f^^frsot, xiH^Wt/-^^^ /. VTof, *ll- 
 
 2— freely ; run, spoil, devastate, lag waste, excessively in- 
 jure, Sfc. STm^t, ^^ 'IT^, HT^ m.-^Rin w.-w^^n 
 pop. HBIHnU m.-^TflU /.-TniTlT m.- qrert^ /-'i^ "•- 
 
 /.-W|J«WT^ »i.-*TPft /--^T «.-<ft? ».-f^5T? m. ».-ft?IT 
 
DOT 2? 
 
 OT.-&C. ^T^jf, •MrHiM'T n. «Rof-4!liiui jr. "/o. fftTTOT. ^^- 
 ct-JI?nn-q?rat, ^JTT or g^TT m. aS^uf-^F^, T^ orfe.-^TT^ 
 "f/i'. ^€H ?ra^, i^Mctl'H ^ ( ncut. 3TT^ ), H^ »».-*hT'T 
 w.-^rft/. ^R^ y. o/o. 
 3 kill, extirpate, annihilate, Sfc. HlfTHT «f>Tot, PlMW<Ji, T- 
 
 w.-HolWi w.-anr «i. ( esp. in comp. ) — &c. •PT'f g. oj. o. 
 
 Desteoved,;?. v. V. 1. *05i5.?5T^ Jitf5 nt^ <il*i^rf|, Ac. 
 '••5f%rl, E^^jT, ^-^^m, 7f%35r, Pl|frid, ^^fT- 
 
 ^T^ 5n^55Ti 're ( also, iu comp. aud with much eleg- 
 ance and expressiveness, as •i^e|l4, JT^^fT, ^WTT?, 
 ^T^^f^, H^S-il*^, t^HH, &C. ), f5PT?, Pi<\f?Ort, *fF, 
 ^, 
 
 3 ^iT^hrr %^?7r, 3^3^%c5t, &c. grf^?j5T, f^r^ferf, #|fT. 
 
 Destrotek, n. Desteuctive, a. v. V. 1. J?I3U||^, &c. f^- 
 E^^^, ^^?rT, r^MM'-Ji, ^^TTrft, ?r^R^, *i^K+t1?-5FR^- 
 
 2 ^r^ TN^JTRT, &c. srni^, inft, imrr, f^i?i*, f^- 
 
 ?ir^, H^^, WlrW, ^IFI^, ^f^HFt, TT^IT^^, ^FT^. 
 
 3 ffT^fW +<yiRT, qTrHF, ^TTrpjft, ^?T-g^'5r^-&c. sFtT?-^- 
 ^-&c. ^q^T^rft, 5? ( in comp. as fmJT, 5^^, f^rm ). 
 
 Destructible, a. v. V. 1.— 5Tt3T^r-=5n-^'TT-^3ftimT-&c e^- 
 H'TT, f^t-^'^T^ft'T, f^^^ftT, T%^?ft^. 
 
 2 SI I « I *< I -'Err-:j?tnT-#^rrT-&c. s^T^T^nr, ^Riiuf, 3f?TW?r. 
 Destruction, «. v. V. l.-ac<. ift?<ff «. ift^ ZPFof «.-&c.e^- 
 
 ?I5T n. ^"^?PT n. 7^^ «. '»r3T^ n.— state. ^^ m. f^- 
 fef^ »». f^nTTH »». kJ-^S^ ««. ^^ »». STc^T «». 
 
 To sweep with the besom of d. ^TH^T m. f^^^iJr. 
 2— act. ;rraot «. ^^t^ JT^3i».— «/o^e. ^i^T m. f^^m. 
 ^/. 
 
 3 ^m m. liifiM m. -nmM m. 
 
 N. B. For more nouns refer to those given under 
 the nleauings of the Verb. 
 
 Hour of d. ^^Tn^Fra m. 
 
 The universal d. ♦i^iwrt<4 m. 3HMp)+iJr5«l m. ^^- 
 f^^^^ or i||^fri-*Hr!i^ »». ^r'TtrT m. or ^^r[^^^ »i.«r- 
 
 Desuetude, n. v. DisusK.'JjT^orn.aTJTWTT^m. 3l'J4rfffe'«T/. 
 
 Desultoriness, «. v.A. ^rfTt^Tuir m. *H^lf^;<l«. 3?oq^'<n/. 
 
 Ti^^MhioVLY, a. pasiing from one subject to another tcithout 
 
 order. 4l\W-^'\-^^i '^^rfhlT, ^f^FI^f^frtTT, a^oq^^il^, 
 
 ^?nr5, ST^gn, <fr5ji^=R;, z^^:^- 
 
 To Detach, v. a. disunite^ disengage, v. To Separate. ^- 
 
 2 ( troops, &c. ). Z\^f.-^^^f. 5F5?T 4l<i*l«iy. o/ o. 
 To Detach, v. n. come ojf, cease to adhere. PiMul, 5^, S'- 
 
 Detached, a. not connected, v. Separate. 3Tf^, H?^, ?^, 
 Detacumest, «. iorfy (of troops, ^-c) detached. 5^/. 
 
 I DEf 
 
 jTo Detail, i;. a. relate, Sfc. in partieulart. HM+Oc^ w.-ipTT^ 
 »«/.-«<<< I«IT m.-&c. ^tilijf-^T?roT-fe^»>i-&c. ?T7?n3«JK-«Pn- 
 ^^TT-&c.?ltiIwf-f?^^-&e. <FreT »n. •n^f't y- ofo. ^\^^^f■ 
 t^T^ !c/</. H or ?IT, hR^4H «. ^FT^. 
 
 Detail, n. detailed statement, frq+ftc^ »»■ SPTFT <w ^ w/. ^- 
 
 ?n?c5 «. spTPTT or STT »«■ «)NH /• 'TT^fTT m. v. \^SV^f- 
 
 In d. ?TCRf)-?r^n:, f^"T?(Y?5, SPTT^^TT or SPTT^T^R', 
 
 "Wearisome d. ITcre/. 
 To Detain, v. a. keep back, v. To BETAni. ^snJf, TT^^. 
 
 2 restrain from, hold back, \. To Stop. ?!?;f^, 3T?^, 
 
 W.X^ g. ofo. 
 
 3 hold in ctt*<orfy.%?(rT-5r^-3H^:%H-i.c. 39r^. 
 
 2b Detect, Detection, &c. See To Discovee, Discov- 
 ert, &c. 
 
 Detention, Detaining, n. r. V. l.—act. %^ n. im^ n. 
 2— act. ft^ n. 3T5^ n. &c. ^3{^^^ j.— state, ^m. 
 
 ^rfT «J. #1^/. #oE3IT OT. aj-t*!*) OT. aTC^Er^ »». 
 
 3 3T^%fT %^ »• &c. 
 ^b Deter, tr. a. stop by fear. W^ m^-*nT ^T?<?f5-f*ni^^ 
 
 iJJ^.&C. [ISO, &c. 
 
 To Deterge, Detergent, &c. See To Cleanse, Cleans- 
 To Deteriorate, v. n. grow worse, v. To Degenerate. grT- 
 
 ^, f^M^ut , Pq^iris^nuj, J]«ll« viull4iJi-<.Hlrtl«(^, ^TT^ fW, 
 
 |1U|-^|« ??». -noiTT^nT OT.-&C. ^t^t g. of 8. 
 To Deteriorate, v. a. ?m«r-^T5?-&c. ^>^, Rms^iul, g^T^fT- 
 
 ?f »».-&c. «F^ g. of 0. 
 Deterioration, n. v. V. N. — state. 3rRrTT "TTTT m. Jdirfl^- 
 
 ^tht/. <H^°lHl'^ l^ »»• 3^^?^ »». arr^nr m. fm^m m. ^^r- 
 
 Determinable, a. v. V. !• ail«IMI-=5rT-'ji^'IHl-&c. PlkJ^ufl*!, 
 
 Determinate, a. ascertained, settled to be, v. Certain. fH- 
 ^TTFW, H^+l+, ^=5ft7T, f^'iT?ft?T, ^TofTrT, tJlwH**. 
 
 2 settled, definite, limited,fixed; — esp. of time. sfftlT, ^^ 
 
 A<HH1, ^5<fl-m, W^TTf^, <«i*lrt, Hfifif-?). 
 
 3 conclusive, v. Decisive. PlU|*f ^Rtirm, P|uif<l*. 
 DETEEMiNATELy.See Certainly. 
 Dbterminatenss, n. v. A. 1. ^<HlrfHMU|| m. Pi<Hirt«<«^i/. 
 
 ■(Mr^HMUII m. f^'iflRnH »• &c. 
 
 2 jm«. fiirft/. MRn<P i/- snrmw. »Tqf^/. ^/. ^- 
 ttt/. ^rra-fqi««r «■ &c. 
 Determination, «. v. V. A. \.—act. 3TT^«. f^^ m. f^- 
 
 2— «f<. A<.H"i «. ^T^T «. &c. STF^ «. f^JiiTq w. ^qw m. 
 3— act. qftfe^ ^T^f n. ^Ttb^. m- 
 
t 
 
 DET 
 
 231 
 
 DEV 
 
 I. decition, dfciJe.inest, retolittion, t. Firmness. ^S{Zf. 
 
 II, ad. a rctolce. f^^PT m. ^wk m. ?f^r«T ». W^K w. 
 Fixed d. ^*?W+r^ »». 
 
 m. matUr determined, ( settled, fixed, &c. ). «rf^ n. q- 
 1%<TT»i m. qi<!rt<J II. 
 
 DETEBiiiyE, V. a. oicertain, tettle. «HHuf, 3RVR3V, f^- 
 nWl w.-f^^ m.-^T^IHTiT n. ^f^ g. of o. f^frf-^qHt?!- 
 
 2 «<•«/<', appoint, t. To Fix. <H1^u1, ^^T^T, SH^ «.-^- 
 j»PT m-fSf^ pop. %H M.-&C. ^^ y. of o. <atf|i-fHf^- 
 
 3 #f«fc jydieiallif, v. To DECIDE. "^^^T «».-f*l^lSl m.- 
 Ac. ^rif y. q/"o. 
 
 4 </{/!/!«, confine, limit. T. To BooD. qRtt-l m. ^T^ 
 S- ofo. ^UX^M ^Jtof. 
 
 5 renoloe. ?N;=^ m.-f5r«pT m.-^TTtTT OT^ni.-%JT m.-&C. 
 ^Toi ^. of 0. 
 
 6 yice a direction or impuUe to. ^S w-^, ^^ *»»• rti«i"^. 
 To Detebmine. v. n. retoloe.^^fp^,^^;?^ m.-^Vf^m.^&c. 
 
 ^T^t, fT^/. «il*<ui. 
 PrTEHMi>-ED, j>. ^ a. T. V. A. 1. 3<I*("-i<4I, i<«(yKr5?41, &C. 
 fsioffl, f^SflJT, fsiMlPlH, 3<^yif<H, ftr^. 
 
 2 i' I*("-?''J Ac. ^tOr) %%HT-FT%^, &<-'. 
 
 3 %«f'.fJh?l'^l, &c. 
 
 6 — Jigent. fxipH'i^, f>'1«*?'I. — object. ?i^fr"T<T, ?Tt^- 
 I. decided, resolute, v. Fibm. f^>n<4itj|^ *ilfl-^l, *<lO, 
 
 DriEEMISEDLT, adv. ?[pnT, ^PI^. 
 
 DcTERMiXEB, «. Detebmisative, (J. v.V.A. 1. <nmi»IUI, &c, 
 fHvm^., fiT'i'ITT^, fJJ^TT^, P^T»W-&c. ^^-^mi-^jrft. 
 
 2 amrTTTT, Ac. w^t^-ix. viin. 
 
 8"V*1'^I ^TTTTT, ^^Tir *<«IH|. 
 
 DETKUI05, ». eleanting ( a «or* ). ^m^ft*!^ «. ^IfT^nhT- 
 
 DcTUsxTX, a. T. N. ??^nw^, ??Hftflt*rR, yR ^»M^ . 
 To DsntT, ». «. T. To Abuob. 3ff»ra-Ac. *TRi^. ■ Hfr<| ^ m. 
 m^f.ofo. 
 
 PmUTABtE, a. T. HaTEPCL. SRt?f^[WT, IRqfJnT. 
 PiTXRATIOll, ». T. ABnOBBE5CE. 'irfj*^ W. 
 
 To DnoBOSE, r. a. Mlflf\<^ *H«1-WP^ ^tof, ft^m^'E^'l 
 
 -ftl|l«^«V-^ I ^M^i-M-^-T^TTTay-Ac. 'KT'f. 
 To DKT05ATK, V. M. cxplotU, hum with a MudJen report, vn- 
 
 To Dktobt, Ac. See To Twht, Ac 
 
 To OcTKACT, p. a. take awogfrom the reputation or merit 
 
 iff. fl^MBII M. WOldi, snWM.-RR^^mm.-qTTVT^m.- 
 
 WW^Tft/!-^on^^I^iii.-^Tflra^TTT»».-Ac. (E^oJ y. of 0. 
 
 2 /«*« awayJ)rom, W, 'I^K^V't, {pTH.-^TTip^ M. *^ 
 
 f.ofo. 
 
 Pntucnoy, ». t. V. 1. uni Afmuov, ^rMm.lTnMw. 
 
 giiiMsri'^'rt. 2<Ji<jqoi». arsim/. 
 
 DeTEACTOB, ». DF.TEACTOnT, a. T.V. 1. OWrf AsPERSBB. 3^7- 
 
 ^ *<uii^i, aiM+'f+rif. ^uim+isf+rTT, ^TtJrrrar^, *^«iI4m[- 
 
 Detbimest, n. v. Loss. ^^^n.f. g-T?Tnft/- <i*l^»«. flf^/. 
 2 damage., inj'"'!/^ v. IIcet. ?TTT«ft /. ^^^R «•/. *TigTi«. 
 
 DETEIilENTAL, a. Y. N. 2 rtW IIUKTFUL. 3T^^Rr?rT, 3T5rn<Jr- 
 
 To Betbude, p. fl. <7«r««^ (?oi(n. ^TR^ 5^P3ot-^iif-55t^-&e. 
 
 3TtT:?77»». ^PCot. 
 Detbusion, «. V. V. ^rT# 8*3uf ». &c. 3Tvx;^»i. 
 Deuce. See Die. 
 
 Deutebogamist, «. one who marries ihesecond (ime.^^^^^, 
 Deuteogamt. n. 5^ tW». f^'il^^^'i'^ m. ^jrftTf^T^ w. 
 To Devastate, v. a. waste, ravage, SjC. ^^[^^f.^^\^^f. 
 
 -^ra5^5!U/-^JK^Ttift/.-<TFnT|ft/.-&c. ^^ g.ofo. 5«rT«.-=5t- 
 
 ^ w.-ntT^f^ «3j*f«i-^j^ y. of 0. ^7TT^,"^TrT-<fec.^5r. 
 Devastated, ^. v. V.^fpiT «t)rtril, &c."%nur, T^JfTl. 
 Devastation, ». v. V. — act. HTH^W ^^ ». &c. ^f^R^ «• 
 
 aT«r»T^ »i. 31«<M<^Hn. yqH<^m. — state. himmJ^O'" TT^TTTt^/. 
 
 stth'to/. Hra^RE/. (TTgsr m."^TT^/. ^wmw. ^^w^f. 
 
 'Hw-ii^H n. ^^ ». ^^ »». 
 To Develope, v. a. uttfuld, make known, Sfc. ?"T^-snR-7^- 
 
 &c. jpT^r, 'jMi^+/.-irf*rf^- <fec. ipT^ y. o/"o. 3^r5^^-sr- 
 
 f^^^-&c. 311«iui, T^J^, J'^.'ISUl. [drt'isui. 
 
 To be developed.5TT|T Tltif, :?^f?^?T^-srf^s'^9'-&c. ^, 
 
 Developmest, w. V.V.— oc< 7T5 ^^ «. &e. — state. ■^^AT\ 
 
 m. 3^t5m. 3^rTfr/. 
 To Deviate, v. n. lit. fig. ttcerve, stray, tcandcr.'si^^^ or H- 
 
 fT-^IUMffT v»TT^-f|TT^, <Tr3r^n. or TT^fw. ^\^^ JT^ 
 or iij'iA y. 0/ s. q^tif , -tjottri, Ti*<<<ui. 
 Deviation', «. v. V. — act. H^». fil-Mrl'Ji «. Ac. ^5E m. «q- 
 TTn. Bqfif^TTm. 7r(iJTm. 3TiTWT »■ 3Tq4<'IHH n. f^Tijn- 
 ^^ n. r^-M".^". f^f^/. 
 Device, «. scheme, plan, v. Coxthivance. ^f^/. 'B^'TT/. 
 gf^/- ITmm. ^^[^/. TTra/. IT^wi. ^/. 
 Devices, dliwij/. 
 Crooked d. ^ivi 3^ «. 
 
 2 ingenious machine, ^c. ^TTTH /. V?!*ft M. 
 
 3 See EuBLEM. 
 
 Detil, n. y?*«<i, <fcwo»», ifo. ( For <Ae Devil— in theology, 
 the term, though it is much misundentood, is, of 
 counws, ?Ntr or iS?fTT w. from the Arabic). The Deeilt 
 of the Hindus arc numerous, and ore distinguished 
 into orders and clasKos. Pretending not to anj accurate 
 clMsification of these beings, we have collected below 
 some Dames and titles answering generally to devil, 
 demon, Jiend, sprite, goblin. For the particulars of their 
 natures, offices, haunts, practices, Ac, consult the M. 
 A E. Diet, 3T^, »^, f>»n^, ^, nWT, %^TW, i\VV\\- 
 
DEV 21 
 
 rfToS, %ST, ^^ffT, ^:^5!TT^, <P«irM^N, HK*I, ^TKT, ^- 
 ^T^, f^., =EfT55T, %^^, ^tf*pft, ^ftToft, ?Jt^ or f5t9r?I^, 
 ?7T?T, f^?ft, ^jn#T, irfipft pop. j^fftir, ^155 or oft,^5r^, 
 arwioft, 3Tot^. See further under Ghost. 
 
 Devils and demons, fiends and goblins, — compreh. 
 >j?f$(T «. H;fl%rl or ^ «. 
 
 A very d. a malignant person. f^HiHRvi-M, r»HI^H^, 
 
 Art or business of raising, injecting, or exorcismg 
 devils. Hdld'K)/. — The practiser of it. HdK'WI. 
 
 Ceremony of summoning a d. to occupy and actuate. 
 K^y^ n. V. qTt5, »1M«I. 
 
 Ceremonies, gener. to lay a d. tltfcT /. KTffJf^ n. 
 
 D.-dealer. ^«<HTmi, ^<(*«ft, ^^c^nt, T^HTT, THfT, H- 
 ?no5T or o5qT, »jfi5«», 5?nTT, 'T^^<.'\+4 "ft^uiKi, 'Ht?^^, 
 
 D.-dealing, raising, exorcising, Sfe. of deviU. \hh\^ 
 f. ^?^/. HIK^/. RTINl^ill/- ^HU'-jfl /. ^<«*)M»'I «. 
 D. -incited (to assail). %^Jloftf'>frr. 
 D.-world. D.-creation. illusions oj devils, 'JH^f%/. 
 
 Disease, affliction, or mischief, gener. ascribed to a d. 
 jff^^XT'^ or in^T^ft^T^/. f^^lN«»ltTT/. '^Tt^tTT/. ^^- 
 rftftlT / stf^<M^ I m. rtl'fli or (^TntT /• 3TT3^ »». aTTS" 
 «PCT «• arre^if »«. viM^MOT. q^»/l5l/. ?t^vtT/. ^M^im 
 ( TTn-«TT*TT-<ft5T-3'<T^ Ac. ), ^TR^tNY ( sTPTT/.-^^Ac.). 
 
 Haunt or lurking hole of devils. frr^TRT m. fjT^n^ 
 /. '«ToE «. 
 
 Influence or working of devils as producing diseftse 
 or mischief. aTR^ m. aiTT5<pf7T m. 31I4*)uf m. 
 
 Oflferings (of food) to some d. (in appeasement,Ac.). 
 ^^ m. ^Ti\ f. ?TtSot w. 
 
 Of or belonging to devils. Produced by deyils — esp. 
 of maladies or troubles."^ <[TT^,"^VinM*, sfN^sf)*, ^iM^«fl, 
 
 Pranks and tricks of devils. »JfT%W /. 
 Stated or established oflfering to a d. qt»T m.v\ ^^^X, 
 String or company of devils. Jr|i?r* /. 
 Subject of possession (man, Ac. ) by a d. ^TOTT ». 
 ^X% n. ^rsqr.— to quit it. ^J^ m. ?ftTJif, ifrT / q^. 
 To be d.-blasted, or d.-affected. ai'Hi'Jf or r^\'[\K^, 
 To bind a d. under engagement (not to molest, &c.). 
 
 y<^t)H< or V)^«i<^i«(< 3Tn»nJf-sT«^-&c. ^(\m. ^^^^. 
 
 To cast out a d. >jri w.-&c. qT?!^of-#?^, ^wv\ 
 
 n. ^^. [^^. 
 
 To inject a d. »JfT «. qiHof-^wf, ^S!H"f ) /.-Wt«B /. 
 
 To set up d.-dealing. ^"^RT m. or\ n. MMMuf-Hiiuf- 
 
 I)eyili8H,o. oJ or belonging to the d. 1l H MNI, ^dHK<J I ^- 
 ii*ir^, %?IRT^ ^^BI, &c. The following words, being 
 derivatives respectively of the terms denoting particu- 
 lar orders or classes of Devils ( See Devil ), express 
 of course corresponding shades of the general sense 
 
 I DEV 
 
 of devai»h.'\i!,X^ or >?iTf^ ( from f^nr^T), ^f%^ (from 
 JT?T ), 3TTf ^ & 3T^ff ( from 3?^?! ), TTWft ( fromTRT^T ), 
 ni«l<n+, ^^t^, f^^MNI, 'J^T, vH^<Nt, Ac. f^nr^ 
 -Ac. ^Tsjtft. 
 2 See Wicked. 
 
 Devious, a. v. V. and Eeeino. ^ijyiJH ^rmrtr, 3T^»T»TmT, 
 
 I. V. Ibbeoulae. Vfw,%fnw,%HFir^r, ^^rgirr ^\^]- 
 ^, ^^Fsm MR^i'qi, "Jtrr^rEn-, grrs^TTTHrr, ar^. 
 Devioushess, n. v. A. I. arffpf m. 3rT»| m. o^irfH^Rw*. «t- 
 
 Devisable, a. v. V. 1. ^JtvTTTT-^-^PTT-^TK^fT-Ac. ^jj^qjft'T, 
 To Devise, v. a. excogitate, invent, plan., v. To Costeive. 
 
 ^t^'^, +i'4>j|, ^irfr^, P4dui, 5;fir/-fT^^t^/.-&c. ^retff- 
 ^rif y. o/ 0. 
 2 See To Bequeath. 
 Devisiso, «. v. V. 1. — act. qtsrJf n. ^jof n. &c. qt^TSTT/. 
 
 Devoid, a. not possessing, v. Wasting. Tf^, ^JfT, ^Ih, 
 
 P^<i*i, %ToET, all in comp. ftrlT, fnp, 
 Devoik, m. oc^ q/" respect. Wc^TT m. H^TTT w. 
 To Devolve, v a. deliver over. «^)p1u|, jt^, t^of, ff^j^dr, 
 
 diofcuf, ^'im'5i, ToE^rra mrt"! ( Hio4<?ii-»TTw-Ac. ), yw<u|. 
 
 To Devolve, v. n. come to, fall on by succession. aifrn^-HT- 
 s;?n^-«rT-&c. q?'Jif-%^ g. of s. loS^tfT ^ ( Hlcd^s n. 
 htoe/. »ir<iff/.-Ac. ) To^t TS'Jf, 3TfnRc if^. 
 
 To Devote, v. a. give by vow, v. To Dedicate. H*J«^, ^- 
 'if, 3tW, ^nrt^, ST^'T «.-M*i4«i n.-Ac. «|JTut y. ofo. 
 
 Devoted, p. and a. v. V. ^sj^"rlrfl, ^f^>,r5i, aif^, ^mf^ffT. 
 I. given up to, addicted, intent upon, v. Intent. 3TRni>, 
 OTRlTfTf^, ^?»T^, V(*f1l1, PfTfT, cTPTT, rf?^, q^TTT & 
 qr ( in comp. and forming valuable compounds end- 
 lessly, as ^»<(<W<N«I, *rf^CTTT^iT, juim^mm, tnrTTPT'T, 
 MNH^NUI, ^t^TT^nr, f^^^PHTTT'JT, Pi<^ih<i<<«i, ^gf^^TT^m, 
 Ac. or Hf^f)^, JTTTT Ac. ), f^, ?tr^^, ^RTrfJ. 
 
 Devotedness, n. v. P. ^rl^BOTTTTw*. Ac.3l1^<1?^«.?mys'rlf^«. 
 
 Ac. ?TT?T7 m. titiPtj/. 
 Devotee, «. V. Ascetic. ifWtjwyj. ofr^, ^TPft, ^^ pop. 
 
 Female a. ^fffSfft /;op. vfl'fl"!, Ac. 
 Devotion, n. v. V. — act. ^^^ n. *(i^u)' «. Ac. 3n% «. ?■- 
 H^ n.— state. ^Tf^^q^iTT m. arfnaf^w. BHI^fT?? ». 
 I. See Devotedness I. II. v. Devoutness. *r%HT^ m. 
 
 Hollow and interested d. f^ffrK/. 
 
 Spiritual and abstract d. 'TtT »».— the practice of it. 
 «?I'II*^I+I m. 
 III. or devotions, worship. H^jR n. ^^f^/' 3T^/. ^^Ht 
 
 Morning devotions. STFT:tH<ui n. 
 Devotional, a. relating ^c. to worship. H^Hlf^l^l^l, *r«T- 
 
p^ 
 
 piA 
 
 Detotiosalist. Dex oiiosnT.n.pergon tup^tlitioutly yiven 
 
 to it. \h\<\h\h\» \ m m. ^^Hi<t, >r;T^^, ?,ict*-jvr, «it5^- 
 
 Detocb, r. a. T. To Eat. +<|»h dl+uj, ffj^JT ^[7 ^?^, 
 
 To be ready to d. 3TT ^T^ 3T^. 
 2 fig. ttcaUow up, V. To Coxsume. W^} Pi'A'Ji, "Tlf «ip- 
 
 Devout, o. decoted to religious exereitet, ^-e. H^H^, H^TH- 
 ?ft^, Mr+HI'l pop. Hf^HH, ^tf^SINUI, Hr*4<, HftiMtui, 
 
 HpF.ft^, Hf^?^, Tn>nf%, ^«(M<i*<ui, ^^^*r^, h^pt- 
 
 Devoctlt, adv. V. A. »Tf%HT«rTH, T^lvPt, HfrhM^T, &C. 
 De\Oct>-es8, «. V. V. Hf^BHRm. Tf^/S^fH^i/. *rf^Pp[^ 
 
 To be bedewed ««IH0I. 
 Dew-d«op, w. ^«iri(l '4^»«- H^Rf^m. «J^H*ui»i. f^H ♦«!»». 
 Dew-lap, ». the pendant Jleth fivm the throat of an ox. ^:\^- 
 
 Dkwt, «. relaiinj, Ifc. to dew. ^^Mi, i^f^«(<|tll, H«IUH<<, 
 
 Deitebitt, ». V. A. ^T^I^ or ^Mlit /. ^Id)*f or ^I7T^3T«. 
 
 DriTEROCs, a. adroit^ v. Expekt. ^MNl 5^155, ^MV'atA^I, 
 
 DEITBkOUSLT, «/l». T. A- ^T^^t^^, ^RlrUT^, ^?r<)3f, ^<ir- 
 DEiTiiAt, a. not Ufl, v. Bu.ht. ^f^Tor, a t V«°V . 
 
 D. mellitun. f'pT^w. na^nt^w. 
 DiAioucAi;. See Dkviush. 
 DuDEir, «i. T. Cbowk. W|7 ^;». 57^"». 
 
 Gem or jewel of a d. RT^»Tf»rw». 
 I>IA850sis, m. r ^ l M Tf H f/ TTVHT/. f^^"- 
 
 Du05O4nc, M. ti^ or tymptom of dUeaie. <l'R<Mi'|n. rPI- 
 IhiOOXAL, a. ^oifftf^, f^fiTTf!^, ^lWR'4, "^fnTT^ft. 
 DU005AI,, •. V^m, *ti^/. 
 DIAS05ALLT, adt. «^^. 
 
 DiAOKAH, N. yeometrieal^ tfe. figure, '^^n. ^TPn. Hift/ 'STT- 
 
 Dial, «. tff^^». 
 
 Style of •<).««••. 
 DiAi.-n.Ant, 11. nfl^M. 
 2 M*vi«iVT-Ac. if^Wt^f. 
 
 DiAUtcnci, m. T. Lo«ic. mjim^i^va. niftCT/. 
 DULOOI^TIC, DtALOai*TICAL, a. Mating the form of a dia- 
 logue. Ttfpr?^, JRWi^iffl'S, >t*Ji«i'«:m. 
 
 DtALOOCE, 11. Jft»TT^9ri». ^fT5.»». l(WmTii. or ^vnff^n. pi. 
 
 so 
 
 33 Die 
 
 DiAiiETBiCAL, a. describing a diameter, sfjm^. 
 
 2 direct.^ doionright, outright^ fat., Sfc. %I1^, H3^, *T5- 
 ^fr<T, tTfPFT, Pl<j(lrtH, 'ft^, *t7, ^TToS, ^ra'- Some phrases 
 and sayings expressive of diametrical opposition are 
 rH|-=n "J^flRailH-O "Tf^iinT,fVN'tTTT?:ftT31IH'=f1^f?W,fTT- 
 
 ^ ^ ?n: 3Tr»niT ^rt, pit^ "Tt?^ r\i ^h^ ^rife, f^ amt 
 
 DiAMETKiCALLT, «K?». V. A. 2. tTPTft^T, P|{<(ia*I. 
 
 DiAMOXD, n. f^rrw. ^tr^w. ^m. ^:p(j«. n. — ia contempt. 
 ^T^». The following terms express sorts or varieties. 
 
 ^knift, tmrtt, l^r^m, ?i^nr#f^^. 
 
 D. cut with facets. d^d<l"». fxTr^^Wm. 
 
 D.-bit. [^■C+ufl/. 
 
 D.-niine. ^"^^HIui/^il'Km. ^Tj^I^C m. 
 
 D. cut d. <(H+lrlT IH^, STT^MT ^\^, ntRT ^^TF^tT. 
 
 DiAiioxD, o. f^-<<Nr. 
 
 DiAPEE, n. +|qsNI sf^MT ST^. 
 
 DiAPHASocs. See Tbaxspahest. 
 
 DiAPnoEETic, a. causing prrspiration. ^ijfrMI"^*, 'ET^tcTT^'F, 
 
 Diapuobetic, n. tfTH 3?t^ sp^uilX 3^*T «. ^5^ «. ^fr- 
 
 DlAPHBAOM, n. midriff. JTtT?^ TI^ w. 
 
 DlABBHdA, n. ^'I^ui/. ^n^/. tTIToEt or trt5T5^-«fsicf\-Qf- 
 ftoft^S55E-««|ofl/. "Ff^fft/. SIS /. StT^S /. *r?ft M. 
 3TfrmTT»». ^IT^/ 'T^/irfl^^ s^'tTT /TT^f Ppl'^r 
 ^?^ w. 
 
 Affected with d. ^'WUI<ji< or ^^ m. 
 Violent or general d. i>\'mf\ f.'^i'm{\ f. ^^^m\^m. 
 To have a d. "ffr n. oryif-g^ g. of s. ^fS^Eof or ^^- 
 ottiif or ^ScEwf, Si'I'Aui, ^*\dM , <5|aiuj, <py5|«T<7f, "f^n^ qj^ft 
 «. ^JTJf , 57c5 »«. pi. ^. 
 DiABTHBOsis, n. -=(rt« r^ m. 
 DiABY, n. journal f^sTfTRT n. f^[5Tf^i%^ «i. f^H-«)4|P.3!Jf «f. 
 
 Diastole, «. ( r?f>nj^-»J*nft-|r<< I f^* 1 -^ ) SHT^ «■ 
 
 D1BI11.K, «. ^HT^ "• i'CHts/. n. 
 
 2b DiBBLX, V. a. g^wif, ^fi^Jf. 
 
 Dick. See Die. 
 
 DiCKB, Dice-plateb, n. ^'||<t, ■51T=^, ^^''IT^, 'JTW^. 
 
 Dicnro, Dice-platiho, n. ^J^ »/». ^^VT^f. 'J'ITT »». «. 
 
 To Dictate, t>. a. tell to he tcrittcn. f^^lVI^I V\^, f^- 
 
 ««J|<J>rwl wl'liiJ, ♦i^f- Htn^T f^^^. 
 
 2 V. To DiBECT. JT^ w.-Wf r/-&c. <F?Ti|f-^. 
 Dictate, «. order, precrp/, Sfc. yi^ m. aiTrfn/. W^ »«. 
 
 ^7^^ n. ^%s^ n. 
 DiCTATios, *. T. V. I— act. ?rt^ fe^T<if «. Ac. 
 
 2 T. Obueb. y^ m. ^mwf' 
 DiCTATOB, »i. ofi« invested toith absolute authority. •jJ'Jtgi'C* 
 
 DicTATOBiAL, a. Se« Absoldts. 
 
 2 dogmatical, imperious, fm ^Wft^lKI, ?WTf^?ft ^- 
 
DIE 
 
 234 
 
 DIF 
 
 DiCTATOBiALLT, odo. V. A ^J^j^, ^ST^^f , ^^r< j KI^K<MI ^ecl. 
 DiCTios, n. phraseology, v. Style. *{|«(U||-«ft ?tc^/.-ti<,>'f\/'.- 
 =5Tra/-Wf?T/.-&c. STRq^rpTT/. 
 Good d. gmf^HT n. ^^af?/ 
 DiCTioxABT, n. <Ft?T or ;pW ot. 5;t«^+l^l »». ^la^WV^ »». 
 Dictum, n. ^^^ n. ^r^ n. 3^P^T^^ «. ^^fia^ n. 
 Didactic, Didactical, a. preceptive, g'q^^ir^, vdM^tlltH- 
 
 Die, n. gaming cube. <Fiw »«. TTIT w. 3T?^ w. 
 
 False d. +H'i4>l'HI w. ^T^f m. ^[JJIT^ «». 
 
 Mark or dot on a d. ^^^^ m. 't^ m. 
 
 Of or belonging to dice. 3T?rn(T, 3TTf|T!|;. A few of 
 the numerous terms used by dice players are thrown 
 together here. tpT, 5^^, pTF, ^PNj, ?7T^nT5T, TWt^TT, 
 OTT^JsgT, f ft, '^'R'ft, ^^^, ^^ft, ^??ft, •fxs.rtu'i, =«r5^r, 
 
 'STR^J^, ^TH^r^, frr<H'15l, frlfe,* or frlff, rOl--M^, rft'T- 
 
 5r^ &c. 
 
 2 coining d. ^^ m. 
 
 3 ( of a goldsmith ) ^^T55/. T^vzuf n. 
 
 To Die, v. n. expire, tt^, ^fTT /. ^W i«. con. ^jTr^t, ^- 
 ^^foj, ^TT'lif, <IHl«lu), TfT^, Trfl^of , f^^JP')', f^^, ^^TT't, 
 
 ipT^of , ^»» T5''if-TrTT^-&c. ^.o/ s. sr^Jr w.-^^ »«• 2T^- 
 
 fll3^-%^^-fTFI^-&c. The following words and phrases 
 are cant,covert, allusive, &c. but they are too common 
 to be omitted, n^ictul', gT^i^,7T<F't, ■(.iw^'i, ^<T^, 3c?»Tot, 
 ^T^T^, Wl«)«i, ^T5^Dt,=^r^, ^^^irpt,^^, ^dMNu^Jt- 
 a:<Tijf , Jpfrr m. ^r^ g. of s. irt^ «. ar^^, TT^ ot. nfioS^Jf , 
 
 ^\^ g. of s. T«TRr 'ff^=^, ^wrrj^nr 'jfT'lr, qY?5Tmn?r 
 
 ^-TT7, ^JOTR't ^T^ g. of s, ^TK inierj. ^^uiul, ^m m. 
 ^t^ i«. con. t-i^i"^ il^ m. pi. ^^, STF<TR n. y'ilcjot- 
 5H<iMu1-'lf^, iTT<TPr n. ^^T^tif g. of s. ^ <i«<<i% ^ft# 
 
 To be about to d. T^rtswt. 
 
 To d. by inches. rfl*rft55 ^V\ 'HTI^, 
 
 To d. suddenly. cii*M4^ or dj't> l 4»4-»l of^f. JT^, 
 
 To d. suddenly ( in the height of vigour, plenitude 
 of enjoyment, &c. ). ^rmt^^ or ^mtff<Tt-<=)Wdl ^- 
 
 To d. in great numbers. m\mf. ^rf5'?l-riH|u(-^t't 
 Dying or extremely sick state ( of men, animAl?, 
 &c. ) m^^f. mrJ^lf HTri^lT m. nttf- 
 2 awaT;/ai7, ce<r*e, ^'c. Totot, f^^, ^jcq^i, Pi^tivl. 
 To Die, t). o. See To Dye. 
 Diet, n. v. Food, ^rof n. 3n^>n. H^ «. 
 2 — in medicine. 9vq n. JfJT^ w. 
 Bad d. or regimen. ^PTxq' ». ar'TS''^ «. 
 (Change of d. jftiT^Tra^CT.^fJT^qT^m.afRTTft^w* 
 
 D. and regimen q^^Hluf) «• 
 
 Hard and rigid d. or regimen. ?re?rR««T n. ^*PTS^«. 
 Milk d. 5^^^ m. [<p?T^ /. 
 
 Nutritive and fattening d. Tfft^ or <|rO«l »». ^<l<h w. 
 Person under d. TS^*0, ^fST^lft. 
 Vegetable d. ^l|<t>I^K m. 
 3 See Assembly. 
 To Diet, p. o. ^i/< o» a <fje<. q^•?TT^ %^9^-'^Wui,'T«Tn.*)|'iui. 
 
 2 V. To Feed. <<{|V1^.I '••^wut, ^r^^Mlrfuf, <ft'?I^. 
 DiET-DBiNK, w. <TwrT^ TToft «. TK^I^ n. Some of the com- 
 mon diet-drinks., answering to gruel^ caudle., posset, 
 sherbet, ^c. are '|<«15 w. «. «Ft^ n. ^T«l/. f^/. ^«<(si 
 »n. f?ft n. ja^tift n. f^f^^nft n. 3i<Ht«(«n «• ?iT'T«P'rt »• 
 f^HRft/. +uiO/. ^f^ w«. 
 DiETAHY, n. allowance of food, v. Allow akce. ^M1<^/. T^ff- 
 
 SI OT. xp^/. 
 DiETABY, Dietetic, a. pertaining to diet. TWfT^, 'TWl'Tt, 
 
 DiFFABREATiON, «. The ceremony answering to this is ^.\- 
 t\ ^rfff S^'t or ^T^ HU"Ji ( the breaking and mutual 
 giving of a stick or straw ). 
 
 To DiFFEB, V. n. he distinct, dissimilar or other; vary., dis- 
 agree. *r^ jw.-wr^^ »».-%T OT.-f»1>l««1 /.-3TfK».-<1K<1*<4«-- 
 dirlHMN M.-&C. 3T^ y. o/ «. recip. f^5T-Pl<l«l-%^I5tT- 
 &c. 3T^. 
 
 2 if o< variance, v. To Disagbee. gi+,^ «.-^m*^ ?».- 
 P)4I4 m.-&c. ar^ot-Tl^ y. q/"». 
 
 3 ( in opinion, &c. ) v. To Disagbee. *T?T^ m.^ n.- 
 &c. 3TH^ g. of s. <Sf^^^f^-f^^r^^-f^^r^-&c. 3TO^. 
 
 DiFFEBENCE, DiFFEEING, n. V, V. 1. %^ m. <5H%^ OT ^T^R 
 
 ff». "R^F »».d*NH/. 3f?n: «. ( also in comp. and much 
 and elegantly, as 3r<Tf<TT, ^T^TtfTT &c. ),^m.( also 
 in comp. and much and elegantly, as ar'^THT, ^Tsf^^, 
 
 qtJTT m. &c. fM-flMltf «. f^RTTT /. '•M^lR)+*1N m. ^=TT- 
 f^^^ «. '<4'1ir^^ «. '^Hlffl'^ OT. ^^^ m. dvdl<J^ or 
 
 «. 3T^^ w. 
 
 D. great as between black and white. ST^C Mldlotir 
 ^ %^, ^JPftT 3T?nTi5THt dH>l?(H. 
 
 Slight d. ( of one thing with another ). ^ %T «. 
 
 Splitting the d. ( in bargains, &c. ) (^t^T'fl' Ttvfift/. 
 'h'ii'^\^if 
 
 2 variance, contention, \. Disaobeemejit. ^t^ n. |^/. 
 "|rT n. IrPTR m.\n n. [^f^"^ »■ 
 
 3 JTfl'ji^ >». JTrffflT n. f^H[r\<i\r\ f.'^[^rH n. I^T «. \^ ». 
 1. — in arithmetic. ^<TT «. 3rR n. 
 
 II. — in astronomy; ascensional d. ^R«PtS n. 
 Sine of ascensional d. -<m<'j^i/. 
 DiFFEBENT, (I. o^Acr, distinct. ^TotT, f^RToST, =^mT, J^RT, ^- 
 
 ?:, 3T^, f*T^, spR, qr, ^i<<rfr, Pkhi-s^, |^, ^, 'R'PT 
 
 or ^, TR^, ?R^. 
 
^__ WF \ 
 
 2 dutimilar t. Uxukk. 3iT^?I, f^*1<t^l, Sl^r**, R^lfO- 
 
 DirFKiESTiAL CAix:rLUS, n. ^jyi^^fsvi/. 
 
 DirreEESTLT, adv. t. A. ih a different manner. f^<|3, %n^, 
 
 DlFHCCLT. o. hard, not ea*y. ^^^ pop. +.fl«l, 3)<4M3, ^^5, 
 
 jiH«i^, 5^^, ^•.n^'T, JT ( in comp. as^sJiT, J<?tq, &c. ) 
 — in high degree. ^<li<^{, "FrTTtra, 5%T?, ^14*14, ^- 
 iTTl, *<I'>J<, ^^iilT. 
 
 2 ( of understanding ) v. Abstbuse. !F^)wt, 3T^^T5, 3- 
 
 3 hard to please or win, v. Ceoss. +.(f\umirtTj|, «FT^- 
 
 DimcCLTLT, orfp. iriVA difficulty., See under Diffkultt. 
 DirnccLTT, w. v. A. 1. ^^JluiNuil m. aflW^TSTiTT »»• f«m>4M- 
 
 vn m. Ac. *iri-M n. *tiHHl/. «J»<«|M4H|/. &c. ^Nffn. 
 
 J«*Wl/. Ac. 
 
 With d. v^^XlJl , JJ^JTT^, ^rlf^Hls^^jff, vjrtHl^rfH I ^ , 
 
 t}>x3*VH , W^-ilsi, *IMI^, 3T3j^, 3T5T. 
 
 2 t^uiHoiV •». ^4M4*4U|| m. »J4H|/. 5ff«TfTT/. 
 
 I. a d. o knotty or hard matter, point, !fc. ^ n.'JS n. "T- 
 «r4 »i. ^ n. g?l«in-5 /. imr «. TT/. [m. con. 
 
 To feel in a d. "T^TTT/.- fT^TT m.->l?Tf5K/.-Ac. 75^ 
 
 II. a d. lerape, holble, Ife. T. Tbouble. ?r^^ n. 5:^3 ». 
 ^^TT n. •JTT^nr/. ?re^ n. ^ n. ^Jm^/. J^'li ». %^». 
 
 To get into a d. 3Tlft»r«rtrl «f<4*uf. [sH ^. 
 
 To draw off from or out of a d. ^TimTiJJT fm w». "CT- 
 
 IIL — a« made,iitarted, Ac. v. Objection, "^j. ^JgH/". 
 
 5n^ »». f%5 m.Hkui'ui ••■ *^'iv4 «. vm «». an?/, r. tie. 
 
 Without d. r^'tP^t^ w ^f^i))H, 
 DirriDESCE, n. vant oj confidence, ditirutt, v. Doubt. 3T- 
 
 2 dittrutt of trlj, want of confidence in one't own abili- 
 ty, Sfe. ■i^\^v\\\^^^\^\ afr^>9T7T m.-3T*rT^?TT ot.-^^w ♦».- 
 &<•. aitrt n. *!nj^iwi/ ^mKmn^/. amrpr n. ^- 
 
 3 hathfulneti, Sfe, r. MoDE«TT.>ftl/. W^TT/. ««T*r ♦». 
 Dirnnnrr, a. t. N. 1. ««</ Dmtbcstfvl. ^tt^, HMi*, ir- 
 
 3 T. MoDKST. noiivO'^, fl^Nt, fl^^lO??, ''^i f^n^, 
 DirriDESTLT, w/r. t.A. 2.-jr«mTft^4twJff ^rtCH, ?J^I^«nF. 
 
 3 f'd'f, nriWMoii^^ Ac. riJ!ii«j4*. 
 
 To DirrvsE, p. a. tpread abroad, t. To Snnuo. Vnw^, ^- 
 
 or 7vmv|N..Ac. *^ y. 0/ 0. 
 To b« diffuaed around— an odour. ^m^H'S. 
 Dimras, «. Dirruarp, ;>. t. V. 1^1?%^, >fJTW%?5T, 1W- 
 
 f%9r, r*«»n %dw, Ac. r<vvif^fl, fwA^, «r^, ^^, 
 
 !5 DIG 
 
 I.— in style, Ac. <T^5r, (^■WKNIjR+Hd, f^«H^'»>,"TT?^- 
 
 DiTFCSELT, V. A. I. f^WKI^, ^irf^WKI^'. 
 
 D1FFU8IOX, n. V. V. — act. Rwnofn."5|>rlNulf «. &c. sj^KUin. 
 — «/a<e. f^WTTw. 'T?TTTTm."%Br^»».'%t7R«». smTT»». 
 I. Diffuseness ( of style, &c. ). liirf^RaTT «. 3T»f^ w. 
 
 Diffusive, a. A«vfn$r the quality of spreadinj. M*|<ui^ft?5,ST- 
 
 2 See Diffuse. 
 DiFFUsivEKEss, n. V. A. 1. SRR'T^ft^m/. 5TR^^/. 
 
 2 See DiFFCSios. 
 To Dio, r. a. ^fmot, ?^t^, ?rf^. 
 
 2 up ; ireak up. 3"<^unji. 
 
 To Dio, «. «. ^PT'^TT^ ^FTTn. JRof. 
 
 Digest, n. compendium, summary, Sjc. v. Abbidoemest. ^?5- 
 
 »T!l^/. ?TRWn». «Hr^K»». #f^/. 
 To Digest, ». «. le digested. <I^, nH<ui, T^^Tn. ^^ </■ 0/ 
 
 2 — a wound, &c. P^+uj, <;^ ^tot- 
 To Digest, v. a. (food). H-M«(ul', rH<=|ul', TT^R «.-TPFm. s^m 
 y. of o. Hx(uri-fjii»*fi qTS'Sf-Mlrful, ^ft'f-'Tgj !FTot. 
 2— in chemistry, Ac. f?M«<JJi, ^'<^«. ijrr'Jir, rr?! :pT^. 
 
 3 See To Akrasoe. 
 
 Digested, p. v. V. N. H-=trtrti, Ac. HH <uf) -^'^'ffr-3TT^^ 
 
 T. V. A. 1. <T^^^t?r, Ac. <IT^R-Ac. *^rir, <T^r-Ac. 'ejth- 
 
 fff^-m4c^i. 
 
 2iFf%m, ^. 
 
 DiOESTEB, n. DiGESTITE, O. V. V. A. 1. 'T^^TinTr,&C. ^TTtI 
 
 airftr^, ^t?^, 'stttw. 
 
 Any thing to promote d. fill^ui n. [ pi. 
 
 D. — powers. vi!a<lftlm. 3T5TH3«». ^Ft^TftTM. 'i^W«, 
 Languor of d. powers. 3Tf^»Tt?I «• H^tRtw. 
 DlBESTiBLK, a. V.V.N. M-«(l*ll-3!tnT-v'?MWI-Ac. "TST?!^, '^^T, 
 
 DiOEsTioir, «. T. V, A. l.—act. 'T^flf'fw. Ac. "IT^Rn.— t/a/e. 
 
 Y. V. N. q^^/i. Ac. q^^». 
 Of bad or weak d. JT^fftr. 
 
 Of good d. ^iHlftJ. [ %<U|H|. 
 
 DiooEB, n. DiooiNo,/>. «. t. V. A. 1. ^nJiaTTTT, Ac. W^- 
 
 Stone d. )|(4^l<, 
 Dioowo, f». y.Y.— act. ^m^. Ac. ^PPI «. ?q>^/. ^imfft 
 
 f. V. ?nw. 
 Dmit, fi. ( of the moon's diameter) ^fr^f. S^W^/. fjlt- 
 'T/. i^^/ i5^«- ^t^tnw. 
 2 ( «f the sun's diameter), srvf rm. 
 
 Decreaae of digits ( of sun or moon ). ?T^m. 
 IncreMe of digits, f^/. 
 DieviriKS, a. marked with dignify, noble, ^\^v\\nl, iff^- 
 
515 ? 
 
 To DiGNibY, f. o. »«aA-e lionoralle^ illustriovf, ^T. Hi^MUH 
 >n.-'<TR^'JIT»».-H^n.-5|ft*rT/.-&c. 3TT''Iof-^, ?r5-'<fK-&C. 
 
 DiGXiTAEY, «. fll^JTT M<^«fl-«ll-«T^^5fHT JT^nq-m. 
 DlONiiy, n. honor, greatness, cj'c HI^HUIIot. iftTT'TT m. 5^- 
 
 2 /U17A situation, ifc. T^TT^ /. 'Tt^tT^/. iTt^ STHPft 
 /. *i<d«(i «». 5^«». 
 
 3 quality of inspiring with awe, eommandingness, im- 
 perativeness, majesty, ^c. JSJ^Tot. ^«lT«r m. Z\^m. «??I«lff 
 
 2b DioUKSs, f . n. depart from otitis suhject. "FT^^, TTT «. 
 
 ^, rrTfJT fnr^, tpt». *<l4"l-«<<^o6iJi-<nT# 'PT'Jf, vd+uf, 
 
 HS^F'Jf, ^\^ m. pi. <?redr, «p^5T «». *"l4"ii-W, 5Tof, 
 
 DiGKEssiON, V. Y.—act. <*|+ul n. TR ^'if «. &e. 
 
 I. a (1. passage deviating. ftiT »»• "^5^ »». TFITTT m, <pf^ 
 
 /. q^ »n. ^njTT/. 3Tr55p'<TT/. 3T^t?TT^''Tr/. 
 DiGBESSivE, o. 9)|+UIKI, TPTW f^lTWirr. 
 Dike, n. v. Ditch, ^jr^ w». 
 
 2 mound, v. Bask, iim m. qror «. 
 To Dike, p. a. v\^ m.-^v^ «. ^jfviTJt. 
 To Dilapidate, v. n. go to ruin. HI44)o^y-Ht"ITH-"rttH ^, 
 
 To Dilapidate, v. a. ^t^'^3P\;^-n\f\^^t\^ STTO^f. 
 Dilapidated,^, v. V. N. HlS'poft^ 3TT^k^, &c. fffH^cST, 
 
 Dilapidation. «. v. V.— eio/s. Tfrf^FsTt^' 3TT^?5MiII m. J?t- 
 
 fR%TirT m. Jiti?ft5m/. qsrftrnT/. R??r5/. 
 Dilatation, n. v. V. A. 1. 'J^p^i n. &c. sj^KUl n. — state. 
 
 JT^TTT «i."5)>riHun/. 
 
 V. V. N. 1. g?5^ «. &c. ^ift/. 
 To Dilate, ». a. spread out, expand. q+)<ui, f%^TT>Jf,"^rfl«)- 
 
 2 /f// or say diffusely. f^irFf-^TOK W^^^T-f^i^K "JJNj- 
 
 &c. ?rt'T'f-^'<TST n. ^T^. 
 To Dilate, v. n. open, expand, widen, gw^, ^olf,*rf*<A"jf, 
 
 dHrfui,qv<ui. 
 
 2 fpeaA- copiously on. f^R m.-q^rf^reiK w.-^HRT f^*rtR 
 
 w.-TTr^IcE OT.-&C. sjJT^. 
 DiLATOKiLY, nrf». V. A. ;?ftTTTt, TfsiTTt, T^ff, g-5fftT^^?T-?IT- 
 
 DiLiTORiNEss, «. V. A. ^TTlt/. ^T^MUII w. f^f^'IT'TT »»• W- 
 ^^T^tqxriT m. &c. f^lf /■ f^lft/ ?lR^?ft/. ^^nf or^- 
 
 Dilatory, Woio, slack, procrastinativg. —otperaoi^a. if^WJlMJl, 
 
 7.., ^r^, =im5KTT, f^sft, <t^=5(t, <t^^,iT^,^J,fSR^- 
 
 2— of things. fe?T, #te, ^[n^, %»ieTHr, fi^tnif^, ?nwT- 
 ifrqr, ?fH^, »t^, g^rf^, &c. Pre?. 
 
 Dni _^ 
 
 I Dilemma, n. vexatious alternative, strait, difficulty, Sfc. ^TR- 
 Xj. ^*RT m. fsRyft/. Tq m. T^pft/. |mTT m. 5^ n.JfJ- 
 
 To be iu a d. ^T<^rrr-3T? R>rM i H -&i". •HJMiui. 
 
 To reduce to a d. "ptsrm Vj i riiUi -qT^. 
 Diligence, n. v. A. <FTK^irT m. q^'jTWTT m. ^^r'ttq^TT m. 
 &c. 3?itn m. qft«TK m. ^^fff. o^T^T »». "^i^^TT m. 3T- 
 «Tq^TT^ »«. grpT m. arrets/, fl'^frf}/. ?rf^/ ?IT^ m, 
 3T«^^RT w. 3T^TlH?q' M. ^<|rt^H «. vi<yiPlHl/. vd<il'l5ffr5- 
 rfT/. &o. 
 
 To give d. use d. &c. grfpT m.-qftspT m.-&c. ^Roj-, ^- 
 
 DiLiGEXT, a. assiduous, sedulous, industrious, — of persons. 
 
 +IH106, +^ia, ^^, «nft, <prfft<F, ^p=ft, '^c'Tr, ^^, •PTTg', 
 g^fFff, H|^, ii^Hi^i, +'Hirirfl, Jjrms, ^^tsft^, ^'5'^jt, 
 
 3^Pft, 3^Tm^fR, STT'W, f^<3fl, AKTW, <<H«il'i, ^t^, 
 snT?=RTg, M*lr^, T?5T5ft?5, ^q^TTft, sqTOjft, <rR«?Tft, 5^- 
 
 ^Hyft, «Tm^, 3T**iM«r41, armrp, ^j^tp, ?n^, wrp. 
 
 2— of things, H^Hrfl'STT, 'MHNI, qft^RT^, &C. smfl'T, 
 
 "J^, &e. 
 Diligently, oi/w. ^^^rft^, &c. s^roirtj^^, &c. 
 Dill-seed, «. ^cT^iq or xivjf. Pfvt^f. Vl^tn-^f^mn, 
 To Dilly-dally. See To Dallt. 
 To Dilute, v. a. make thin, weak, Sfc. qT?T5t-^Hft^-y<«l0'1 
 
 -«R5rtt<T-&c. ^R^. 
 Dilute, a. qidot, ■Hi+I^l^, WT«Rt'=f, »rT«rft?T, ''jHr^vH^-h. 
 DiLUViAN, a. oiciMS^TNl, vif3SI<^Mfl'it'tft-ftq^qf;. 
 Dim, a. dim- sigh led. JT"^^f^, sf^R^^^, ^^t^ H^-^iTI, ^- 
 
 ^TT 5taqT5TT,TT7. 
 
 2 o/ffw/Z t/«/on,— the eye. H^^, »i5, JT^, 5t?R, 3T«r. 
 
 3 of dull appearance, obscure, indistinct, dull. J^WT, J^- 
 ?, 3^5F^, JT^^, 3?f*T?, 3?"^^, I^iff. 
 
 4 »!0< bright or lustrous. gftT^, TT77^1^,Ti'?^t?, H^^rl^H ?^, 
 
 'T'TT, HfrlHiJ'T, =^^*r, J^^^T^'flfrr, '^JH^ifa. 
 
 5 darkish; — weather, &c. v. Dusky, a^'m^, ^, arq^. 
 
 6 dull of apprehension — the uuderstanding, ^, 3T5. 
 To Dim, t>. ».— the vision. H^-vi^-Ac. qRof, H^ n. 3Tm<'f, 
 
 Of dimmed or dullencd A-ision. ^, 
 
 2 See To Obscure. [^Rtnn. 
 
 Dimension, «. ^ n. ifr^ ». qt^%^ n. ^=5pp?5 n. ai«ft^<(t/. 
 To Diminish. See To Lessen. 
 Diminution, n. the act of lessening. 3^M-'^-&c. ^Rof n. 
 
 ?f!T-3Tq^^-&c. ^T^ n. 
 
 2 the stale of becoming less. ^K m. ^^ m. =^RT m. 3T- 
 
 q^q' m. srq^nr »«. 37Rfft/. 
 Diminutive, «. v. Little. FJ^, ril^'lKi, =^, ?^, g^, 
 DiMINUTIVENESS, «. V. A. -i^MHuil m. rS^H^/. 
 Dimity, n. |%^/. |^^T# ^FJq^ «. 
 Dimly, adv. v. A. 3. 3T<:I^, g^^, gr^FT, gr?, q^?r, igr^, 
 
 4 3T«T^, f'^W(»fl"l. 
 
DIO 
 
 23T 
 
 DIE 
 
 D. buniing-lamp or light. f*n»rf*n'fN'. 
 To burn d. r»1«irn«iu1i. [ 5^/ 
 
 rxDTESs, fi. V. A. 1. 3T«rrft/ ^f^.HiC n. ^f^Hif^ n. n\^n. 
 
 2 ^-l+^uil m. M4^r^H n. Hi?! n. ttJ?^ n. FiOh ». 
 
 3 '^%Tin m. iITTTqun- m. <fcc. a^T^ /. 
 
 5 ami'.M'ni m. &c. ^.1*1 «t/. wv / awft/. +l<i*<"i n. 
 
 DiMPLK, n. ^^^^tfl ^ifxY/. ^H*rM^/. 
 
 2 (on the cheek ) 'iRi-^ft ^v£tf. 'li-'+^f w. 
 
 w ^ m. — iuteus. <ju|^ui|^, j». ^unuj m. 
 5b Dix, r. a. Hun trith noite. ^CT'l^f or gi n. /(/.-*M4oi<<[/! 
 
 To DiSE, *. «. V. Meal. $ra*r, jfM^ n. ^T^, f^tt^ l ^ ^m- 
 
 To d. on or off. dfti^ (as ift »n7I ORTSjf ). 
 Jb Disx, r. a. *f)jii n. ^;^, vT^ui ». yirfuj. 
 DlXEO, ^. T. V. N. 3^%^, Ac. »HHl-dH . 
 PiXOLB, n. hollow oniony hilU. ^^ m. or \ n. #gT m. am 
 
 /. ^ m. (/mh. ^ /. 
 Dctot, a. dirty looking. Hi+.-i, MiMoOH, TJfrT. 
 PiKixo, DiJfSER. «. V. Meal, sjipir ». ^ m. afriR ». f^- 
 fm% ww*r »fMT n. 
 
 Bad ( poor, Ac. ) d. ^^TiR n. 
 
 D. of friend*. l^^fr^H «• 
 
 D. to Brahmans. WTHtilJfhrT «. W K B't^T ^ T' f PT n. 
 
 Good d. a blow out, ^c. ij'iai^M'l n. gpCT^/. ^^fm. 
 
 Hard prcBsed for a d. »T«TTJ * K KM" ^([^ g. oft. 
 To lay for d. ijiR / wtldr. 
 
 To make one'n d. of a ula«ii of water. vtlT SRT35 ^^if. 
 Dinner i« waiting. *flf,/ts!F »|^ simsff. 
 2 entfHainmrnt. ^^V[\m: f. ^ \ ^n^v ^\ i^ m. 
 Di5t50-«oo>i, n. 3jfm^ #^/. 3TWW^ n. 
 Diyan-TiME, »i. bn^i^f. 4l-^^i | <e / *fhipRHTTT m. 
 JhsT, ». (of the forming hammer ). i\^ m.zmm.^n m. 
 mVKJ m. 
 2 mark of a blow.—f^ener. 9>^ m. ^ /. ^i^r m. iim. 
 
 ^fnftf- ^J. w^ f wt^TT m. ym^ lit. [irarrif. 
 
 To hammer down the dint* (of a new metal Teasel). 
 The hammer for doing no. itTRvf m. 
 8 p»wer, Y. Foics. aft? m. il?5 «. 
 Jo Di"<T. r. o. indent, ntwssilf, ;r!^ «. or sNt «m. j^J.-ff^T 
 
 pniTin. ;». T. V. fimvK^, ffi^ H\v*A\, &c. ^\^K^ 9Wm, 
 
 To be or become d. 'ft'f^oj, f<t»Tsj»t. 
 Diormic. DiortBicAL, «. t. N. fipr»r fKtTTfiwjfjmn ^tr- 
 
 Ihomtct, n. f»^ f<ft'TW^T3«ra^ wm n. 
 
 To Dip, p. n. immtrge. ^^+olui or g^^gsSf, j«t<t>*ui,5-M«fcoft 
 
 &c. HI<u\-^-^'fT''t. 
 
 2 fig. (into a science or subject). ^-H+iuj or g^^K5S0T, 
 
 5«IWt, 3lK<MS"i. 
 
 3 incline, !^<f-,u|, 4>^li|. 
 
 2b Dip, p. o. immerge. ^^aot or ^-qjiof, 5^^, ^tl**^, 
 
 2 out; /aie o«/ % a ladle, ^-e. <Toft^-&c ^TS^-qJTf^ ^. 
 Dip, Dii'Pixo, «. v. V. X. 1. 5^/. 53^/. f^PFcft or 5=^- 
 
 D. orpluugo as of a paper kite. ^xtrUm. ^\r\f. 
 
 V. v. A. — act, ^t)<|)fliuj.t. &c. 5^<F5ft ^'t. &c. 
 
 I. decUvitg, \. DEiCEST. TcTTS/. S«nT». 
 DiPHTHOSO, n. JHfy^io*. fg^'W<»». 
 Diploma, n. writing conjtrring power, privilege.^ ^c. ^^^/. 
 
 Diplomacy, n. <MHifNr ^J|iv^». TT^fTT^f ^f^n. <M5H- 
 
 Diplomatic, a. n^^ft^^TT 'P'^r^INT, <MiH*-n?5r ?i^<^- 
 
 D. body. <M4di-«fl Jf^olt/ ^nfI27WH^OT. 
 Diplomatist, n. ^M-iHI^ qJrmH J^ ^(^<J^d-+,n'^(Tr. 
 Dipped,/), v. V. N. 1. J^^a^^T, J'^^P^t'^HRk?^, &f. 'iTsriTT, 
 ar^nr^, HfT3i?T. 
 
 T. V. A. 5^^ot%?5T, -y^-t-oft f^r'^, &e. 
 
 DiSE, DiHEFtL, O. T, DliEAUiLL. H<TH+., ^, H^TT, 3^. 
 
 Direct, a. t. Straight. 3^, ^, WrI, aT«nP. 
 
 2— (M opposed to reverse. gr52r, §"RT7T, ^4^?l, STTOWT, 
 2R3?^, «f51»T. 
 
 D. and reTerse. ^■«>< l ''. l >j'fr< i ei , sp^TFRTST, fTft^lf^- 
 
 To make d. ^%<i<i<^. 
 
 3 not circuitoui. ^, ahk-mT, ?TI^, ^ft Mir^rfl, ^ift ^. 
 
 4 no/ collateral. ^^HI3%^, 3t*^rm<"A-«(T, aT^HiTT^^^TT. 
 6 no/ mf(/ia/<f,v. Immediate. W(^ HiJtTr^fT, ^Trftf^ffRT. 
 6 rxprett., explicit, not ambiguout, v. Plai.v. «n!, ?q^, 
 3mT, VTWit<T. 
 
 To DniECT, V. a. point againtt, aim. rt^, ^*l3r, ^Vj^, '^H- 
 
 ot, f^^a/-f5iwi«.-^«».-&<'. vn:<Jf ^. o/o. [''r. 
 
 2 pretrribe., order. J^m.-yfJ^jf-rW^J. ^T^-3[^,«t*T- 
 
 5 point out the wag., thow the course., ^c. ^^rm.-^R/.- 
 
 mnm.-qfrnjft /-qfRi^^r /.-^Yffl /.-&c. ^r^^-flti^r- 
 ^m^ ^, TrpTTT^Hn.-&c. ?^. 
 4 See To Bkoulate, To Govkbs. 
 DiBECTED, ;>. V. V. 1. tr<^J?HT, 'Tl'PWr, Ac. 
 
 2^Tt1»PT%HT, ■HTfm, ftf^, frcj^, ^if^, afllf^, fsift.'?. 
 
 DlBECTER,n.DinECTIvK,0. DlBECTOBT.O, T. V. 1. (' [ f lgl K f, 
 
 «n-i»'nin, Ac. R^rprt, ir^i'in, 
 
 2 aii<; Dasno*. fft{ «r>IKT, fJJ^T, f»ft.Tft, aiA.'it, 
 
DIB 
 
 238 
 
 DI8 
 
 DiBECTios, n. V. V. l.—act. ^ojfl. %H^n. Ac. TfvjFTn. 
 iiM\'\m. 
 
 2 command^ v. Obdeb. wtn'iff/. ^Tt'ft/ f^T^w. ^^?r«. 
 
 Directions, rw^t* laid down. tTlT»n. 
 
 3 T^I^T?I^». &c. ^'[A^^V^n. HFJ^;i'jr». 
 
 I. Wfto to find. <TtTT»». 
 
 II. address^superscriplion. ^\^\'3^[^^m.^^^m^\^\^^^m. 
 
 III. leaving.^ btn/^ v. Tesdekcx. Tfi^«. JJ^m. jfti/. 
 
 IV. /)0m< o/ the compass. ^^/. 
 
 111 every d. — fleeing, &c. 1^rtf^^<^l^f^l, S^fff^^Tt, 
 
 iifrTf^Tr, snrranf. 
 
 DiEECTLT, adv. V. A. I. ^, (7^, m5l,&e. 
 
 3 jfpT, 'if?, ^mtr, ?r3^, trs'P, ^fw. 
 
 5 o;)rf Immediately. vji l rT t lH ^,^?^. 
 
 6 and Plaikly. tT?, ^T<!F, FT?. 
 
 1. instantli/, v. 1mmedi.\telt. r^Mlrll^, 3TT<Tt^, 3Tf^B^. 
 DlEECT.NESS, n. V. A. 1. >J<^MOir OT. fJTO^/. ^<otM »>ll w. ^- 
 pyfTT/ ?rR?q' «. 3Tr3I^ n. 5R^ n. 
 
 -' g?i;%?oTr m. ^tRT^T'^ ffi. JH'nTsqTTT/. 3n^;?t*^ «. 
 
 DiBECTOK, n. superintendent, manager, v. CexDtCTOB. 3Tf«r- 
 
 5R, M<Nrt-+,l-Hr^. [cotnp. 
 
 DiRECTOKT, n. book ef directions. "T^frnm »»• "Tjfk /. iu 
 
 DlBECTKESS, DlBECTEIX, «. V. DiBECTOK. ^fv(^^]fvf\ pop. 
 3Tfyf*'l00|/- &C. 
 
 DinEFUij;Ess, Dieeness, w. v. A. ^ITT'in' n. TTFT^R^ «. T- 
 
 ?T^Tf^ n. ^^fir /. 
 DiHOE, n. funeral song. TTr^TT^ ir^ «. JTT^IT m. ?ri^J)^ n. 
 DiEK, n. V. Dacgee. ^^^ m. ^TT »». TR^F^fft/. 
 Diet, «. ifj^ m. n. pop. iToS «». ^^ m. f«Ff n. 
 
 Caked or thick d. ^ «i. ^/. ^n «. f^'TOT n. f^ 
 pop. 1^. n. 
 
 That hides d. ♦lotMl* or ^, i^Ji^tf?. 
 2 rubbish, ^v. q^ »». ^F^^HT »i. JTT?ft/. <^oSI1q& m. ^TTW/. |- 
 
 D. and rubbish — compreh. %^^)^^ m. ^^K^pWH ». 
 S ( as amongst grain, sugar, &c. ). *TI%TT m, or \n. 
 Wlriin. q^ m. 
 DiETiNESs, n. V. A. Hot^Huir m. Mc{)umuj| m. &c. i{\^^ n. 
 Dirty, a.fiU/iy,foul. HottpT remiss. Mot «!)•',, irltT^^/'. Toft- 
 CT, JToJ^T, H^^, ^^^, f^?TT, WRST, T^, ^WB, *Tc5- 
 5^, JTr^^hd, ^P^^fj? 01- <FoS^, rn-q^-i, *TO^?:. 
 ViTV d. — black villi d. +|c4|H^. 
 To become d. JToEof, TTcl«FJut, ^KoESp^, ^i^wf , <(>ldi^, %- 
 
 'nir, *T?r^;^, 1^^?:^ or pH-M+iul. 
 
 To DiETY, r. a. *iotr<(ui, Jr5£W-*T5l^-&c. ^T'f, Hot'||<|u( or 
 H^yii^ijf, »ir^^ui or ni-JHui. 
 2 coirr icith filth, befoul. f^4*)Kuf, f^+t-ffl^VT-Ac ^- 
 
 of, *<R«)ui', »TT#, ^TT'T/. ^T^ g- ofo. 
 
 DiBTT-LOOKIXG, a. JTSftrT, *T5EHgf^<T. 
 
 Dis. This inseparable particle is expressed by |T, gr, fSf^, 
 
 ^"i(?T, ^T'ra^ <fcc., iu its senses of negation, deterioration, 
 or depreciation; and by f^, 3", in its sense of undoing, 
 nullifying, or depriving. Note. Some words may besought 
 for in vain under Dis which will be found under Is. 
 Disability, «. See Wkakkess. 
 
 2 tcant of qualification. qsprf^TOHT/. 3T?T»T?TT/. yH*D'«<d( 
 
 2b Disable, v. a. ^^/.-sjoE n.-&c. jftT^f ^. q/ o. ?T^F>?TT^»». 
 -?T%Hrn».-&c. sRoty. o/o. f5r3?l^-3??I^-5[lfe^-?<M- 
 TTf^-PH^rt-Ac. <R^, aT?W<l-3T?T»T-&c. «Rwt, 
 
 Disables,;?, v. V. 3T;T^%ar^, &c. ^^^f%, H^^?r, ^TT- 
 
 To Disabuse, v. a. undeceive. HfifJf /.-^W »».-&c. ^FT^-TS^- 
 ot-Wra^-HtS'jf g. of o. 5pR m. pl.-i\^ m. ;>Z.-5FHT% ^ 
 ♦»• i^^ T^TS^ g. of 0. itoo^TT^r^fT VT m. T5^ ^. o/ o. ^Tf 
 OT. />/. 5T5^ y. of 0. 
 
 Disadvantage, n. v. Loss. 3T%r «. 3T5Tf|?r ti. flf^/. 5pfr»ft 
 
 To sell to a d. ffRT ^FC^-^T^^-Ac. fsTpif, ifr?TT «^- 
 DlSADVAJfTAGEGUS, a. «Tm ^'I'KT^T, 3^!??^ ^"tw^TT^T, "^(T^- 
 
 ^FR^, 3Tf?I^^FTT^, 5Ft4^-&c. *r;i^.qT?|15P-<S:c. sifnfj5. 
 
 DiSADVAXTAGEOUSLY, flrfp. V. A. i^F^ "F^TT, ?fp^ ^Hl*'), ^- 
 DlSADVAXTAGEOU^NESS, n. V. A. SffH+^lrtT/. STTfrfhr*! «. 
 
 Disaffected, a. ill-inclined to. rPT 1*<rirtl, HH viilrfrlT, 
 f*^HH*sF, ^r»RT, f^Krf, I^H^, 31^5^, 31T«E, ^^, ^T- 
 ?RFT, ^^fT. 
 
 Disaffection, o. ?tt^/. 31HI«J3/. 3T!ftf?r/. STTf^/. 3T?f- 
 fft^ »». nr<.r*/."^^T^ n. ^^n^q' n."^;r?^ f»."^HPr «. 
 D. to the king. TT^T^ »». 
 
 To DiSAOEEK, f . «. if diverse, dissimilar, or distinct, v. To 
 
 DiFFEE. 3mTn.-*r^ »».-%T »i.-?T'FT^fT/.-&c. grafity. c/ 
 
 f. recip. fT^r-PKrcil-Ac. 3TOot. 
 
 2 if a< variance, differ. «fi«J)i ».-«Jqi|e( m.-fx^TI m.^^H^- 
 ^ «.-^ M.-"|rt*IK »».-&c. aroof y. o/ «. reo»>. PiSoffH 
 
 3 ( in opinion, <&c.. ). >=|l+^t? ^t'if-^T^, f^TTffTTf^/.-f^- 
 ^THT^f «».-JT?nT^ "'•-"i'^ n.-fJnT^?r «.- 3=RF»m W.-&C. 3T- 
 ^ y. o/«. rtf«/). f^»^?T-3T?f»=*TrT-&c. aTOOJr. 
 
 4 Je unwholesmne, tj'c. <o. SJTT^, 5^1^?^, HS^t, f^«Ju|', «rT- 
 
 DiSAOEEEABLE, a. unpleasant. HN3?TT, ii«isi, 'TN^'H, aiM+JH, 
 3Tf=7^, ?r Hj l ^ r, 3TSft?ft^, JTIM^frTHl, 3Tf^, 311?^, 37^ 
 =^, 3T^jf^, f^fsnr, 3K^T, 3T^^^, a^^TT^, gRT, ^. 
 
 DiSAGEEEABLENESS, W. V. A. ^i^4r|MUir »». 5TI<("i^"II »/». &C. 
 JflflT'T?^ n. 31^-=.4<dT/. &C. 
 
 Disagreeably, a</v. v. A. JT^TRS^T decl. ^JI^T^iRlT^mr 
 
DIS 
 
 &89 
 
 DIS 
 
 DiSAOBEEMEKT. n. diversity, dUtimiUtude. v. DirFEBEXCE. 
 an^ n. %T «»• H^ w. f*T9pTT/. f^RPTT^ "•• ^fSH «• 3T^- 
 
 2 ranawof , mitunderttanding, difference, dittention, dis- 
 cord. STfTT n. tji4.5 rt. r. T?, ^TT?/. sjspTRw. fiiMS or 1%- 
 
 ^T? w. ^i/. «n^ OT. ^TT^jfeY/. pin /. ^wnrf/. fT/.>»T- 
 
 TT'I n. f^<^, n. f^HV n. fim*<PT »«. «s»(s/. fS^TrZ-gfrw. 
 "^»1HN tn.'^ n.\fK?Cf n. H? n». fM5JMH m. ^<tM n. 
 
 3 ( of opiuion ). SRTir^ m. f*f«rMN »•• RmPmHi/. t^ff- 
 
 gf^^ »i."^*???T n. 
 
 4 ( in a gUtement, 4c. ). v. DiSCEEPASCX. d"H«(H/. <T- 
 ^TToE/. %? m. 3tm^ n."^qftr!r n. 
 
 To Disallow, Disallowance, &c. See To Disappkote, To 
 
 Reject, Ac. 
 To DtsA5scL, &c. See To AysrL, Ac. 
 To Dhappeak, r. n. H 1 1"! « I -3(T^J^-fT^ H I « I -A c. ^tot, ^n't, 
 
 Jlftuf, T8^, ST'lVft'T «• TRof, 3iHy^ «.-1rtftyT^ n.-&c. 
 
 ^t^ y. t/r ^rifc Ft^ y. o/ ». ^Vk n. ^T't, 
 
 DlSAPP£ABA5CE, It. T. V. ^\^\H\ |^"|6t 11. &C. ST^^N M. 3Tt?r- 
 
 ^R n. ^TT m. 3iHylH n. frifnTH n. 
 DlSAPPEABES, p. V. V. qi^iflr ST^t^T, fctl'lltll WirirtI, &C. 
 
 To D18APP01XT, V. a. fHTTnr/.-iTnn'Tn m.-sTnrmjsT n.-&c. 
 
 ^^T^ y. 0/ o. 3TnTT /. ^Ttl^-Mia^"? y. of o. 3T«JT sp^, ^- 
 
 DisAPPontTED, ;>. V. V. 3fn?TT H"n^"t l, &c. pTTn, *nTT5[I, *!- 
 ^nr, firrn. h^i^h, wH^^h, vre^'spr^, ^^fipinw. 
 
 riSAPPOl.tTliEST, n. T. \.—aet. 3lTnT »itl^»«. aTTTTnSTT 
 ». %<4^|H »!.—«. w ». f^<>4IS m.f. arntPTT m. aJ^n^HT 
 m. «;?I*i«l m.—*tate. 3?T"^<t f^TTSHT/- Rll^l/. sn^lTPT^- 
 
 DiBAPPBOBATIOK, DiSAPPEOVAL, fl. V. V. HlMflVft/. 'JPT^T^/. 
 
 fT»rfi/. ^^r^ n. 
 
 To DiJAPPEOVK, r. a. HN*<H-'MT?i«T-'TT4^-'HHI»q-lI**)'4 
 -Ac. ^T^, ^T^TTof, ■♦<'i»fl1>llin.-'M*<n*Kw.-Ac.^r%.q/o. 
 
 DHAPFPOTED, />. T. V. ^IM«H %J?;^, Ac. ^|V«fl OT ^, STnT- 
 
 n,"'>nn'T, WMI'^I, TTTT^, Hltfe^-t. 
 DiSAPPBOTKB. n. DiSAPPBOvi!(o, /). o. V. V. ^T<nifi<miiMi, 
 Ac.^rtKT'T,^!*^^, HIM*I«1, 3mT»T, fTH^HH, 3m»K?r, 
 
 DltAmOTRCOLT, adt. ^tV^^^TT, ^^^^W, *<«"4rH'j4(*,Ac. 
 To DisAUi, V. a. ^l*^n. f^.-vi^n. pl.-&c. if^-*l|HM«f y. 
 
 ^tf. 3T»n(-irn^-fwy?-Ac. *^, ?in^»uii». v^. 
 
 Jo Dhabbaxue. Ac. fk-e To Duaxoi, Ac. 
 
 DiSAUAT. Sec DUOBDKB. 
 
 DllAarxS, ». bU*t of a planrt. ^•^\^^ im^w. 
 
 2 MUil^y, T. Calamitt. 3T»r4«i. -Mf^ ». irfJ!^ n. si^- 
 
 DitAnBOcn, a. T. Calamitoci, U5LCCKY. sptoWt, 3nT^, 
 
 PisAtnotiLT, ctfr. y. A. '«^ ^^*^» ■J^'^^IM, 
 
 DisASTKOcsKEss, rt. v.A. STft^n.aTT^n. 3TH^/. arft^HT/. 
 
 Jb DiSATOw, D18ATOWAL. See To Dest, Denial. 
 
 To Disband, r. a. dismiss from military service. nliVJ^rHliuf, 
 
 DlSDANBED, J7. V. V. *ri4?4-ll, <ll4r5rll, <fcc. rTT^F. 
 
 Disbelief, ji. STST^qq^m. arft'Si^^r m. aTHT^<TT/. ^lIHwi «. 
 
 341j|H|Uim^m. 3T^TPr!f^w. 
 To Disbelieve, «j. a. ^^^-^S{^r^-^S^^^\v[-&,c. JTiTTot, aiWIMF- 
 
 innr^m.-aTOrST^wt- ^t'^-^T^ teith fq^^l q/"©. onii inr. 
 
 fO». ^t^-aTHrT-Ac. ^Rof iny. con. 3Tf^>^TOm.->!tc. %?^, 
 Disdelieteb, «. Disbelieving, ^.o.v.V. ^a^TT THUIKTi^^c 
 
 To Disburden, v. a. 3TT$n.-&e.3rn:^-^T^, ^ft^'TTn^-Ac. 
 
 #5^, TKHrfj ^j^, HKHl-M'i''- W^ g- of 0. 
 To Disbuese.&c. See To Expend, &e. 
 To Discard, v. a. turn off, cast away, v. To Dismiss. TRE't, 
 
 v<lrW«f, ^PT^ ^, ^ ^Tot, ^\t^ rti«<"i. 
 Discarded, />. v. V. ^T%^?rT, ^Tf^ f^^HT. 
 To Discern. See To Distinguish, To Discover. 
 Discernment. See Discrimination, JuboiiENT. 
 To Discharge, v. a. disburden, unload. 3ft§ «.-&e. JHiui- 
 
 JJJT^ g. ofo. n+IM|-ft?TT-*fhp2T-^n?ft'-&c. ^^, fft^, 
 
 »1KM"1-=)H «■ ^^. . 
 
 2 /e^/y, give vent or issue, ^ftl't, *l«'?t, f^?r#T«. ^T»t 
 (esp. in comp. as «(|UlRw-j(^-V^ri(tl^^-HrtR'^^H-*r^- 
 
 3 ( a gun). tOsui, 5PTot, KTTot, tll4^, tTT »». ^^t-TI^- 
 
 4 ( a debt), liquidate, v. To Clear. %fof, ^TTS^, 3T^ ^- 
 rif, ^TTT't, %3/.-«I^RTot. q?Tat y. o/ o. ^HIFF ^<^, 
 
 To d. in part. 3T<TT ^^^. 
 
 5 V. To Dismiss. Prft? m.-Ac.^, ^ ^^, fRfTTT T'I'JT. 
 
 6 fc< yo, V. To Release, ^itl^, ^eft^ ^, ^"is^^t, *rhB- 
 oET-Ac. ^PT^. 
 
 7 perform, execute. 1>T^, i^TT^^- 
 
 DigCUAROE, DlSCUAROlNO, «. V. V.— af<. 3Tt§ Jf^Ul «. f^" 
 
 ^mr ^3roti» r^fe'tn. Ac. ><KHHH»i. 
 
 D. of the bowels. ^TTT m. 
 2— act. #1^ n. i?)!*^ ». f^H^^ n. f^^JJ »». 
 3— act. ^tr^ n. BTS^ «. Ac. i(TT m. 
 4 — oc<. "FI^ n. Ac. %l/. "tsu^+i /. ff^T^ /. 
 6— act. ff^ Ac ^ n. f^T »/«. ^r^Vfff 
 G — fle(. «r«<^ n. Ac. 5^ "FT^ n. ^'rw»l/. ^i»«("j*/- 
 jft^^T n.— slate. ^ /. g^iBT / ^tWT /. jf^ /. 
 7 — art. qJTot n. iTTT^ «. 
 
 I. flowing or isiuitig out. f^^TT w. ^I^ ti. 
 
 II. fiia/<<rr emitted. fH'^T[ m. W\^ m. ^F^^WFJ n. 
 D. of pus. «j^ w. ^ w. 
 
 D. of thick and bloody puB. ^ m. 
 
 III. V. Ac(jilTTASCE. STR^H n./. ^I^T^ OT. ^^RlMSIrt. 
 DltCHABOED. ^. V. V. 1. 3Tt# 7H<J^rfl, Ac. (^le-^-^F, HT'WSB, 
 
 2 HTl^W, Ac, ^if . 
 
 8 ^tl%?5T, IT«T%^, Ac. ITT W%«9T. 
 
DTS 
 
 940 
 
 DIS 
 
 4 Vs^^r?^, &c. '5r«n^. 
 Djscipr,E, ». f^PRT, %OT, ^?Tr<fr, ?TTf^T, ^jr^r, arf'mft, 
 
 Peinale d. %sft/. 
 Head d. <Tff^T«T. 
 DrsciPLEsnrp, «. f^i^rnJTT m. ^^quii m. ?TTf*r^f/. fl l hiw - 
 
 DisciPLiKAKiAX, n. one «/r/c/, or severe in discipline. ^F^ 
 
 ^>, +<<'-)!, jp^T^rrOT, (^rmr «(mi*i<jiki, ^=ff «iTTOTRr. 
 
 Discipline, m. culture, tuition, S,'c. v. Eduxatiox. f^«F^- 
 ot/. ftr^iq- OT. f?T?TT/. f?T?T'Jr «. gf^?^/. f ffl^fOT n. 
 
 2 training, reijulating, taming, Sfc. gct'Jr n. 7TWT ". 3T^- 
 ^THR- n. ^iRrir,) 7J. I^Jf^ «. ■plq-JT^ n. f^Tq'^snJT «• arg^T- 
 q- «i."%^/. ^STROTT/. ^<^<ift/. f tTROT^/. 
 
 To keep under tight d. tTTT^Rft VRPf, di^ l X^ trfi^n: 
 
 5rpT^-=5rr^crSr-q^ ( or trft^ 5rr»Rot-&e.), ^?ft *tt^, ^- 
 
 3 ^00(/ orr/er, regularity, subjection to rules, ^'c. ^Jt^- 
 
 4 cliast sement, v. PLSisnuEKT. f?T?TT/. ^TRfT w. 
 2*0 DisciPLiSE, v. o. See To Educate. To Tjtstrlct. 
 
 2 train, regulate, Ireak in, bring in/o orrfer. ter^, 5PT3^, 
 ^FHFm, g'«TRot, ^>TfT wi.-gq-TTiif)'/.-&c. ^FT^ y. of a. 
 «i*"ii<i %^, 5re''fr?f-^3Suft^-&c. armof, S'lRSot or 3^113- 
 
 or, cTOTT n. ?jRaf , TmT «i:^, nRR w.-argnrnT n-fH^- 
 
 JT?r M.-&C. :p^ g. of o. 
 
 3 See To Plxi.^u. 
 
 To Disclaim, v. a. disoirn, ditaiow, v. To Dest. STfTRTST- 
 
 artir T^ft^-art^T 1^TT5tT-3TfiiT %n5ET-&c. ^t^-^t^, ar- 
 
 JTift^PTT m.-3T?<t^TT m.-&c. ^^ g.of o. ^TPPR^, ^TfPTw.- 
 f^<l*<u| «.-&c. 5Rut^. ofo. 
 To Disclose, v. a. uncover, lag open to the view. fff^F'ir »■- 
 <fcc. ^zSf iciih mt^ ofo. T^-T^nr-JPT^ &c. spTiif, T^- 
 
 frH-3^Tf?5t?f-&o. arnridr. 
 
 2m-efl/, V. To Tell. <pn^, 3^n% T| w. q^, ^of, 
 'FTJ^, 7W5/-T^-!q;/.- STTT^ m..&c. ^T^ y. o/o. 
 Disclosuue, 71. V. Y. 1.— a,V. T^ sRof n. snuet^Rtjr n.— 
 
 2— at/. "PRot n. g^n^ n. &e. y<i^.i.H «. f^M I M' l «.— 
 
 To Discolor, p. a. t. To Staix. fl »». WJ^ ^Rijf-f'PT^^ 
 
 J', o/o. f^if :RT^,>cn^ n.-^yt\U'i,\K m.-&c. ^^, 
 Discoloration, n. v. Stain. "^^nnr n. ? tJ l R-t. | < >;». ?u if^-ji - 
 
 Circular d. >ft?ft/. =^;fT55 w. 
 
 liod d. in the skiu. ^^ n. 
 
 Discolored, p. v. V. f^^ %%?5T, f^<^, srTHl?pnf, spjf- 
 
 ^f^^. [&c. 
 
 Discomfit, To Discomfit, Ac. See Defeat, To Defeat. 
 
 Di'coMFOBT^n. 3Tf^ n. a^fPTT^TH «. 3T^r?a^ n. h^h.^ot. 
 
 To Discommend. See To Blame. 
 
 To Discommode. See To Incommode. 
 
 To Discompose, v. a. derange, disarrange, v. To Con'focnd. 
 
 OT.-3T5q^r<TT/-&c. ipcot y. o/o. 
 
 2 disturb., perturb, disquiet, ruifle. 3Tg?f w.-aT^mT^rTTn.- 
 
 wi.-5|lffrf»TT OT.-&e. ^fuf y. ofo. TSoE-oqq^-sqT^-atT^^VT- 
 
 g"f|TT-^?nT-g5q'-&c. ;pT^, n^ot'jf, ^^^vtt or rg^of, e^r- 
 
 Discomposed, _p. v. V. 1. fJrH^??5?5T, 1^«5j;5J^^, &e. 
 
 To be or become d. fl?rmf, ?f^Tot, ^^oEot, ^oE^5Ei7f, 
 
 c(ot<1o4U). 
 
 Discomposure, Discomposiitg, n. v. V. 1. — act. ^f\%*M 
 n. f^^^Fotof n. &.C.— state. r*l'H*<* /. Mlrt*^?5 /. 'it'int »». 
 
 ariTeTFUr/. *Tt^/. 
 
 2— af<. sqTT ipTai n. &c. — stale. ar^T^wr «. ar^iTTVTT ». 
 3Tf^ «. ?fFT m. ^frrrr w. 3^ «»."|TT<rft/."|n'im<T/.'%»T- 
 fRq- n jfpT ?». sqr^H m. ^apTT /. T^^PT m. TRPfl 
 
 «i. ?rff?rHn --n. rr?5^?ft/. ?ToE?T5t/. ?r5W5E/. fmr^/. 
 
 To Disconcert. See To Defeat, To Confuse, To Dis- 
 compose. 
 
 To Disconnect, v. a. t.To Sepakate. %»I55T-T^^-f*Rr-&c. 
 1 spt^, t^^ m. «?t^ g. of 0. 
 
 Disconsolate, a. sad, sorrowful. 5:^, ^••%?f, %^, S^RT, 
 3^Rft, aRTKT^Tpft, 3R«R'*T, ilfs?^, ^=^Tf ,f^^T^^, f^PTSTT. 
 
 Disconsolately, a(/p. v. A. 5:^^, ^^PlO^", J<^l«4UIIH,&c. 
 
 Disconsolateness ,n. v. A. vJ<il'HMU|l m. 5^Rft /. anHTT'Tr- 
 
 fr». f^Pn^/. 3T^R»mT/. 
 
 Discontknt, Discontestedness, Discontentment, n. 3TH- 
 JTTVTT n. 3T^fTt^ m. argfJT/. 3Tg1%/. 3T«g^<TT/. snfrT/. 
 j' Discontented a. '•i\m\\^\^, ar^fftift, ai^H^, 3Tg^, 3T^, 
 I aiHHHH<:+, 3THTPT^. 
 
 1! Discoxtentedlt, ado. t. A. aitidlll*^, aTO?fr^f^^, 3TW- 
 j <?t^«^. 
 
 ! DiscONTisuASCE, To DISCONTINUE, V. «. &c. See Cessa- 
 I TiON, To Cease, &c. 
 
 I' To Discontinue, v. a. leave off. ^fts't, ^«Fot, 
 Ij 2 stop. 5I<l*{<Jli, T^^^r ?P^. 
 
 il Discontinuitt, n. ar^tfT'T «. i-jf^dH n. R-.«i3, w. ?io?i9n:n'- 
 || ^THT/ ^_ 
 
 1 Discontinuous, a. ar^niTT, wftT, Rf^^, ■HoM^I^TTT. 
 Discord, n. — in music. ^^rHt 3TH^ w. ^R^^^iTTTR «. 
 
 2 a d. discordant note. 3T<T^TT «• 
 
 3 dissension, v. Disagreement. %«PTR m. ^^pl «. IfJT. 
 
 Discordance, DiscoRDAScr, See DisAaBEEMENT, Incon- 
 
 I SISTEKCX. 
 
 i Discordant, a. not harmonious, t^, «|^<i<, 3TTg=^, 
 
 1^ ^w:., 3T«WT, +.uiq)5, +«l+(ii<, ^ir. 
 
BTS 
 
 241 
 
 DIS 
 
 I. See IxcossisTEXT. 
 DisconT, n. alloicance /or prompt payment. ^/. ^tf/. — 
 among bankers. *<iH<Jffl-Ml"Wrw. 
 
 To DiSCOOT, r. a. '^■i.Hir{\'ii-<^.i[krf\^ Sot, B?/.-^/. ^. 
 To Dr>COrSTEN"A>"CE, v. a. dUeoura'/e hy cold treatment. TTT- 
 
 jfrs/.-f^T^wi./. ^K^ g.ofo. r=l«M-qTT^5?f-MI<i»rKI-&c. 
 
 fTOf in. «>n. <TMt»«.-^r3r'in.-WINn1sn. Sllrlui,<TT^»i. «1IS"1. 
 To DiscocKACE, V. a. V. To DisPiBiT. f^Ort^w.-M N»fl4/.- 
 
 »r^PT»Im.-T;?TT^TTn»».-Ac. ^T^ g. of 0. f^'-Hd/. lit5%. 
 
 q/ o. H'I'fl. 
 
 2 attempt to rrprest or pretcnt. jft^m.-^T^n.-HlirO /.- 
 
 iTtuft«.-^r3nT«.-Ac. MlrjOi, TTTm. "TTS^. 
 DlSCOUBAOED, />. T. V. 1. SftlHTTf , ^^[WTf , 'TC'^, pl^i 
 
 Discocbaoeb, «i. DiscocBAcnfo,;). O.T. V. 1. f^^tlli ♦KUIKI, 
 
 sjTn^-<ic. "Sr^H^fP-&c. 
 Discocbaoemest, n. v. V. — ad. f^<»ilS ^T^n. &c.—ttate. 
 
 I. diteouraging thing or circumstance. ^J^wHn, jfl5rf«. 
 nvtn. MUfft/. [ ^5T^- 
 
 5*0 DiscocBSE, r. n. t. To CosrEKSE. #»Tra'n«.-^^«.-Jtc. 
 2 «/)«aA-, lecture, hold forth. nv^Jjn. ^rof. 
 
 Dl?COL-B8K, «. T. COSVEKSATIOS. ^Hl^OIn. ^jlfT^m. 
 
 2 treatiie. xhnm. ^;^^n. fSfWrn. Spir^w. 
 
 couBTEOfs, &c.See BuDE, Uncivil, &<?. 
 
 DiacOTKB. ». a. «nrt)i-<T, /a^ opsn to view. W^Wfi.-q^m. 
 
 -Ac. ^T!^ teith m<jH o/"o. ■JMSI-f^*1<il-&c- ^ET^f, •SMS^^m 
 
 -ic. 'Hioioi. 
 
 2 »/>y, detrry, ten, v. To SEE. P!f^, "TT^, ifoSm. ^. 
 ^ in. eon. 
 
 3 ^i«/ oif/, defect. dH'liii W 3M'l«i, ^JTV^T, ?tT?^, ?fN»n.- 
 ft^Wn.-fjTT'TTm.-STWw.-Ac. ^T^-^iT^ y. of o. V^^m.- 
 ft^iVtln.- VtTwi.-Ac. JTPI^'r in. «>n. flisjuf in. eon. 
 
 4 Oiew thiiiKu or plaoon). TfW^fJl-Ht'fJ'it-firadt in. con. 
 Mfi^-ll^ ^T^, ^^tW <?f^~*n4 TS't i«. con. 
 
 Disco VEST, Dukotebiso, n. v. V. l.-act. g^ ^Tofn. &c. 
 
 2— act. ^f^M^in. ^T^»». 
 •'J— «rf. T'nn't*. *I¥^«. Ac. 
 
 4 "imc^ff. Ac. znvm. 
 Di»cBnnT, n. t. Disokack. anT^t^/. afT«nnr«i. 
 
 2 »raji/ of Miff. 4^M]^^\ f Mfn'nmm. ^V^f 
 To Di*. BCOiT. Sec To Diudklievk. 
 
 DUCKKDITABIX, a. T. DMOBACEfCt. |"3T?T^ 
 
 DiKIZR, a. prudent., T. WiiK. fUTOBfR, «M-J|J!^K, ^m^RT, 
 
 iwfht, if^ir, ft^fft, rM*i«Ui «inrt*. ^, fl^m^ilff. 
 DncKESTLT, «/*. T. A. «M<if | »w q| |3 f , ffW^.Acf^ 
 
 IhicRCPAKCE, DiK'«»J'ASCT, n. difference., ditajreement. %- 
 
 >i 
 
 DiSCKEPAJfT, «. V. ISCOSSISTE>T. '»K't)<N I, Rwr^M-H , ?f?;H- 
 
 DisCRETiox, Discbeetxf.ss, n. prudence, judiciousness. ^JT- 
 'SICT^/. ?nT3ft«KMUIIm. ^PTvSW^TOT. f^ m. ■MK «• cT- 
 
 2 liherfy of acting according to one's aim judgment. 1J^- 
 
 That is arrived at years of d. ^JTTJIfTT, W^^. 
 DisCBETiosAi,, DiscBETio.VABT, a. left to discretion.^^^T^- 
 
 To DiscKiMiyATE. See To DiSTiKotisn. 
 DiscBiMiXATiox, n. discernment, v. Judgment, f^t^fl*. f^- 
 tTTT m. K\\i<\*-*\n. fRrfKn. dWMHN»». 
 2 mark of distinction. c5?^ n. f^^n. 
 DiscBiMiNiTivE, a. that observes distinction, f^^<f>^^ff, 
 i f^^TK^, ^^^ ^[^'ff , HRd'-MNt^qft, 
 j To DiscPMBEB. See To Disencumbeb. 
 I To DiscBOWN, V. a. ^^m-&c. <i>\i^-'h\i^ ^. 
 I Discubsive, a. See Kovmo. 2 See Abgumentative. 
 Discus, n. ^^p n. 
 
 To Discuss, v. a. y. To Aboue. mz^, M^au t,^^, iTiM or 
 *TV^, «JI<llVl'l/.-MI'll'^ll/-^^m.-&e. ^Ft^y. q/"o. 
 2 resolve — humors, vjdiul, «|+l«(i>l, <^i<h<|U|, f^rToE^'Jf. 
 To be disCTissed. jd<uf, swiif, «pi«hOi, r«)<J'*uf, >FT^. 
 Discussion, n. v. V. A. 1. — act. ^ofn. &e. ^\^\^\lf. ^XK' 
 \ qT7/. aTTHTSHn. ^T^w. JT^STor »r<THn. ?n7»». 
 j Disdain, n. v. Contemit. frR^jpTTw. fr|i+|<lfn. 3THT??T m. 
 I 3T«rfTT/. 3T^TJH n. 
 
 To Disdain, v. a. v. To CoKTEira. ftT t^R ' ? i,firi^OT.-^tTT^- 
 j t«.-Ac. ^r^ g. of 0. ^^-^^j?^-8ic. JTFTot. 
 ' Disdainful, a. scornful.^ v. Contemptvous. M'ife,<, H'l^^- 
 
 j ^, f<^HI**(|-«(l, f^r^^, <1|t4r<41 slcrjyNl, rtld'VHl. 
 
 Disdainfully, ado, v, A. rd<.^K I ^ , SRT^^, &c. 3T«rfTT- 
 
 I 1^. 
 
 ! Disdainfulness, «. v. A. H'l*.fl /. f^(7«i. HMTw. 
 Disease, «. morbid state. W}m. f»nPTT««.f?^Frf?r /. ?»u|i«|v<TT/. 
 Cure or alleviation of d. rPT^f?r/. ?PTt<T^K»«. 
 2 a d.a malady, v.Disobdeb. n^Tm.J^JJ^n.^'.^^n. 34MKm. 
 An inherite<l or a connate d. mI'HHI W\m. 
 D. incidental to children. «IT??fni»». 
 D. incidental to women. ^jftTTTM. 
 The Bcrenty two orders or classes of d. IIT^^ or H- 
 
 ^mr Ttn«. pi. 
 
 Diseased, a. v, N. and Disobdebed. ivft remiss. h^Z, ^- 
 IW, JW^rt)^, 3TPnft, ^iMiT't'i, MlTf'I^T, yT. 
 
 7b DinvBABK, V. c. 7d<ot. 
 
 DlBnfBOoncD, a, ditesUd of the tody, ftf^, ff^, ^.^ I ffld , 
 Wl^, gi)^^, fni5WtT«T-5(T<tT-Ac. 
 
 2b DitEMBODT, ». a. ^^TfTOo5T-^^-&c. ^^, 
 
 2b DisEMBOous, r. n. ( fPJ^) ^fl^KI fHaWf-q^^m. ^. 
 
 2b Disbhabls. See To Disable. 
 
 2b DisEyCHAKT, r. a. free from the force of a charm. HSi^- 
 
DIS 
 
 242 
 
 DIS 
 
 To DisEKCOMBKB, V. a. 3Tt%n.-*nT«».-&c. !FT5ot-^T^ ^5!^ 
 WT^^ m^J^ET 5PT^, ^«».-&c. fftrif, HTTH^ ^PT't. 
 
 jTo Disesoaoe, v. a. ditentan'jle,detach, extricate, wMdraw, 
 V. To iSEi'iRATE. ^d+rf'jf, 7n^, V\Z^, Wl^ot, *l«if|, 
 
 qrTT«».-»];rfr5Tc5/. <ft?>Jt-Jf;r«iJir-Hls«iui, ^Hi'JH/.->jriisi m. 
 
 DlSEXGAOEDj^'. V. V. •d+.r'X?^, ^ftf???^, &C. ^^T, vd'+>5^«(, 
 
 I. unoccupied, unemployed. R+IHI, t^I^, Hf'F3T,1^I?;?fMt. 
 
 DlSENGAGEMEST, «. T. V. — act. g+riut «. ^^3«(ui[ n. &C. 
 ?fl4c(U|/. ?flsq«|^/. g^ROr/. ^f'Nufl/. ^3'H"J+/. d"t«*''i; 
 ^/. vi+^^ufl/. — «<a<e. 3r^?5TO. vJ+Wot. g?W/. 
 I. vacancy, leisure. R^iiiH"! n. f<<KIHWUll ?«. Ht+otHUff m. 
 
 2b Disentangle, v. a. disen<iage.^ extricate. vi<t)t4ui, n^'Mu)', 
 7313^, Wl^, 5HTf».-'Tt^«».-5fTT5T»».-5?iTn?T/.-&C. ^- 
 
 DisEST angled, ;>. v. V. >d+,rt^t4|, ^4c)rtrii, &c. ^^Ptff^T. 
 Disentanglement, n. v. V. — act. <j+rfuli'». virt'i4"J|«&c.;Eft5- 
 ^"J^/. vi'Nul/. a'l«r>'ft/. — «/«'«. 3r51ir ». S'^Pc? or 7^- 
 
 2b DisENTHEAL. See To Feee. 
 
 Disesteem, m. v. Contempt. arTTTT m. (fl^HM w. ^H^PTT- 
 
 3b Disesteem, p. a. v. To Contemn. ^HHMui, olriHHuf, 
 
 3RT^T^, spmrr OT.-&C. Jp^ g. ofo. 
 DiSFAVOE, M. discmcntenance. 3<H*m/. +'lilH-jTfy. «Ki)+- 
 
 2 state of unacceptablenest. HlM+lfft/. HHi/. HNif^M"!! 
 2b Disfigure, c. a. deform, 4'c. f^^-^^-s'TT-sj^^TH-^- 
 
 f^-^TR-Ac. ^Tot, ?S:q^Tm m.-€T*FI m.-&c. 5^5'. 0/0. f^. 
 
 ^.M+t"! «. ^^ j.ofo. 
 DiSFiGCKEMENT, «. V. Y.— State. hS^\V «». S^T'TH m. f^RTT- 
 
 <TT/. ?5?^ n. HVAMHl/. 
 To DisFHANCHisE, V. o. ^m.-^^f. ^>T5nt-^;Tf^ ^ y. 0/0. 
 2b DiSGOEGE, V. a. vomit out. 34l+<uli, d'lc6ui, aTHFT-^'I'^fl- 
 
 &c. dl+ih, T?ft''f ^>T^. 
 
 2 ^Jte 6ac*. 'TT?t-M|tJKi-&c. ^. 
 DisoEACE, M. disfavored state, q^i'l »n. «itn »». «r^«it^/. 3T- 
 
 «». HM^lPl/. -E^frf/. qftH^ «». — as involving the sense 
 oi' ridiculousness and 0/ ridiculous or pitiable state through 
 ridicule. Words and phrases conveying this import a- | 
 bound in Mardthi. They are mostly of lax or free forma- 
 tion; but they have extensive currency, are in constant 
 use, and bear strong, and vivid, and impressive signifi- 
 cance. They would thus but ill render such sober English 
 words as disfavor, dishonor, derision, ignominy, exposure, 
 fhame, scorn, opprobrium, S(e. : yet, than these we are 
 aware of no English words more closely correspondent, 
 yhey might indeed well represent certain other forma: 
 
 lions; but these being necessarily excluded from tho 
 Dictionary, they will be admitted, we apprehend, to 
 liave been rightly collected and inserted here. <pf^T?ft/. 
 
 'Fi^rHrft/. ^ n. '^cjj. flr<j/. ^/. yjoE^nr/. ijcstprr- 
 
 ?rr n». ^V(M\f. <J5EtIT0T/. yjESJat/. «RE^/- "TT^/. «r- 
 
 ^/- 3^/- <^f- f^ or ^ m. 7t5^ 'J^/- I^H'B^nT 
 w. «l^tn »». «T^rTH or «(-=.?JM /. si^T/. HT^/. TiTt^/. 
 
 *r? «. ?ronTK >». ^T\m^f. \i>jS*\% n. ^r^^rtt/. j^^Ti^- 
 
 2 catt«e 0/ shame, 3nT?ir^-3rT^)Ml^-&C. "fl^/.-ftt"^ »». 
 aT^prnr^-Ac. ?^TR n.-qT n.-^^<»T «. =Fr5^ »». 
 To DisGEACE, V. a. put out of favor. ^<}<ii-*iv/iT<i'l-&c. ^T^- 
 
 ot-*<lrt<(ui, 'll*"!, t-Mffi/. <RWf ^. 0/" 0. 
 
 %put to dishonor or shame, v. To Humble. rfM<<ui, ^^ 
 vf /.-&c. 3(Hnijf, 3T^/.-rJT<T/.-&c. ^-Mlr5<Nul g- of 0. KT- 
 5THTM.-%\Fft*nTm.-H[<i^lPl/.-3T^'TR«».-<3Tiirrtyi/.-M|u|vi<il- 
 rr OT.-&C. ;}JT^y. 0/0. ffrfRT *lfolHI »». SIT^ot, fTtST^ ^- 
 otRft/.-&c. armot, "TPTT? w.-HTlJ «. ^T# ^J^ y. of 0. ^T- 
 5ft H^NM c?T^, ?fPTT / ^Tot^'. 0/ 0. fiTsgt^/. 3?^^ 
 jt. o/" 0. fjprfr^ ^FVT !!T^oi-, ^^^T^iTT/ pi. ^, ^tfT »». 
 37Rut^. of 0. if\'4i\f. ^^ g. of 0. K3TT m. siri<uli, ^ »». 
 
 /.- s^t^/.-Ac. y4«)iji ^. 0/ 0. 
 
 DI8GEACED,;?. V. V.l. »r?f?H^ *llotJip5r-'Wlrtrf|-&C. J||5t?>rll, 
 
 2 ST^TT^ +rfrtl, c?M^r5f5T, ?n# T^FJTO riNt^AI, Ac. 
 
 D^SGBACKFUL, fl. shameful, dishonorable. BirHi^d"!!, STHT?!- 
 ^^, aiMM^lH)Tlf, STTTTrFFlft, aiM'M^rM')*, T^^HT, ^?fT- 
 
 ^, q'liTl^^^, &c. ^')fTi^<-^n:^-fTft'-&c. 3ihhh+,k*, 
 
 31H<<^\MI, WHHMMI, I^^J^rff^, &C. J<^d<NIsfc, fvrid"^<7ll, 
 
 r5T?l%^, STi^oiT, 3Hfl«|HI«J^. 
 DlSGEACEFULLT, adv. V.A. 31MMRIH &c. y4<]<<^i<j4*. 
 2b Disguise, v, a. conceal by a strange dress, Sfc. %Tr pop. 
 
 %K>7i.-^"tn n.-^^^^ m.-^^r^:^ «.-&c. ^-quf , %^ ;)0p. 
 
 ^ m. il<^r4"Jl'-MWi>Ji, ail+KM7m n.-STFFRjfir/. spTof g. 
 
 of 0. »Mqof, mN*^ui «. ^:\^. 
 Disguise, Disguisement, DjsGUispro. n. v. V. — act. ^Tr 
 ^ «. %H 5?^of «. Ac. 3Hi+K'Tim n. arr^jRjft-/. 
 
 I. a d. o dresg,form, Sfc. covering reality. #rT n. ^ m. 
 ^V'i^'T «>. t}<y^«t»». <mi<^M «. 3^ n. gtr? »». w.'^^ or H^ or 
 H^ m. s^T^ m. n. 3i^;!i »». 
 In d. '^«imrf<y-«(<^f^,<i. 
 Disguised,^, v. V ^-%^ f^r\ai-QHri«^, ^^l«r, «»>M'l^«fl, 
 
 Disgust, n. loathing, nausea. ^ m. ^JTToET m. f%a?T/. m. 
 f^H/. PkHjK m. 5ITW m. ^f.^rfff. t!Vf. frT^^rm'tn. 
 
 f^+of)/. r«i*ot<i/. f^^nft/. Ritii(l or finrrtt/. R<+ifi 
 
 n». f^ui+T m. R(U|«j>Ki »». T^tfT^ »». j-mc »n. fij^H/. ^- 
 ^f^f f^^ m. iftTr^ M. TT^/. f^Tf^/.>TFI m. 
 2 See Distaste. 
 
DIS 
 
 243 
 
 DIS 
 
 To Disgust, v. a. ^?t3^, f^ld^di, ^fe m.-^IST m.-f^wE^ 
 /. m.-RoS« /.-Ac. aiiuiwj, f^-f3Tjg-f«KTt>-&c. ^T^. 
 
 DlSGCSTED, p. \.V.>f><ll*«<rWI, fM-Hr^riT, &C. ^tf-&C. %^?5T. 
 
 ft"!*!, ^^, f^, r^'l^'I or r^+vft+, ?^^, PHf^uui, 
 f'Ji'fc. 
 
 To be d. with, v. To Loathe. qRToSof, f^juf,a7*o f^- 
 
 wf y. o/ o. & # o/». >J-«(l'iui,%?TFI^, 4^|c£| m. %^ y. «/■ 
 
 o. inVA in. eon. 
 
 DisousTrci^ a. DisorsTHfo,/). «. v. V. ani N. *d|om|U|| 
 
 or ^T'rft, r«|iom*4luil or ^pjft, pM*^<<roir or ^nift, yiul^l, 
 
 «<l«l^>f, NI>Jl<«l, fipRIT, RfSlti, ^^1 ^Frtin, 3ft?W, 3fft^- 
 
 •I'duii, ^-"ft-i, 3?^JT^, aRTT^s, ari'iiMl"!!, «flHr*i, aiM'irf. 
 Dish, n. — for holding food, &c. hk n.?R^ n.lTT^T/. «TT^ n. 
 ^TTFT ♦•. *n«ET m. dim. STToft/. HT^M «• Hts n. •HM«P/. 
 
 Dishes and platters — compreh. 5iTT5ft<ll«P+ n. 
 
 Earthen d. H'm4M|-»| n. 
 
 I'lat, earthen d. ^Nt*. 
 
 Wooden d. with a handle. ^IJmIoI/. ^l^Ta^n.^is^rSn. 
 
 To lick the dishes clean. ^rTTT T^H ^^. 
 2 prepartion of food. JT^R or afRTT^ IT^TT »•• 3T5r n. Tft 
 /. <R/. H«Di«i n. <T^I^ «». Some of the common rfwA*?* 
 are 3TTW«T, arm, 5^1^, TIT, T^R, S'^ibe, STPfk^Tn^- 
 
 J^ or ^, tH<|U|*i+f|, ^X^ or ^, I^T^, ^, i^dydl- 
 
 ^**ii, ^i«ni^<Hi, ifTT, ira^nt, ff'ftS, ?W# or r1«(«|5ft, 
 'll*Hi, JTH^oft, PlTfcV or ^, <fi«rf)M|f<, «fli«(|U| or 4l<*«j, 
 
 Dish-clout, w. rm^ or i(\^ n. ^^ n. 
 
 DiSH>WATE&, n. rtq^oft n. f^flctMuff n. or ^FgoE^nft n. 9tt^- 
 WWft »». rtl^wft »». 
 
 Dishabille, To dress or be in d.— of men. q^-3TTlT^- 
 »PIT i«i«f or %qsT 3W^, »^^H »i«^-A^H aw^f. — of wo- 
 men. 3nt-T>^ sra^^-H^ 3T^,>^ ipof, t5^ %^. 
 
 To Dishearten, Ac. See To Dispibit, &«. 
 
 To Disuekit. See To Disuchekit. 
 
 To Dmbetel, v. a. spread lootdy, ^e. — the hair. f?W^, 
 
 f^TT^, fv^T^, frm^il or frgr't, THw^t, ftv»ji<«fl/.v- 
 
 T^ J. ofo. 
 
 DUBETKLLES, f. T. V. ft«M-4I, ftOTTT??SJT, &C. 
 
 D. tresMs or hair, f^;'^\ f. pi. f^y^f. pi. 
 Ilaring d. tresses. fim-^\. 
 Lang and d. tress. ffPT^/. |^/. f%|jTft/ 
 Of d. hair. fl^lfsW^^. 
 To be d. f^HT^. 
 DiiBOVKST, «. T. KnATisB. 3nn, «?, SWTT, !VZfa, ^K^, 
 k^Ml^, fTHT, tl)c«l«, i*imxif>l« pep. 9(im1^, 3T- 
 
 ^- 
 
 2 — an emplojTBent, profits, Ac |TTK, fTT»n^, fTT»T^- 
 
 , 3WhMt, 3T- 
 
 DlSBOiTESTT, H. T. A. 1. ^^Wrft/. W^^W 
 
 ^^«fiT »i. ^vifl^lPl /. a^=^ TO. 3T<T^5[T n. 3T»TV «. 
 
 2b DisHOXOB, t). a. v. To Disgeace. 9<mhh w.-ar^rf^/.- 
 JTT'Ptn TO.-%^HtV^ OT.-mu|jHKI m. -Ac. <Frit y. o/* 0. 3T- 
 ^/■-^^f--§<^f\ /.-&c. ^-MlS^of y. o/o. ^^^ HR'/i. 
 ^JT'jf. ^rt*l ^i^. 
 
 2 ( a bill of exchange, &c. ) H+Kuj. 
 
 3 debauch. ^r^-^pTrT-Ac. ^JT't, ^W «. ^T^ty ofo. 
 DiSHOxoBABLE, o. disreputable^ \. Disobaceful. cJl*(?H+<, 
 
 «hK*-^PTft-Ac. ^vnrKMi*, ^vn<iM*, ^vldMuil. 
 
 2 destitute of honor. ^r-l«h^Tfu|«jn^|, a^tn? frft^, "TTKT- 
 
 DiSHOXOBED, /. V. V. 1. 31HRH %^?5r, Ac. aiMHlPld, 3T- 
 
 2 H*Krfdl. 
 
 3 |f«rrT. 
 
 DiSHOSOBiiw, «. V. V. I.— act. ariTPT ^F^ n. JTTT^^fJTT/. 
 
 »1M*iM TO. ^vjfpfT TO. MfVUrlKI TO. 
 
 2 H+Kuf ». 5rPR TO. ypFRuft/. ?T^RT^/. 
 
 3 ^qnjn. 
 
 Disinclination, n. icon/ of desire. SRRI/. TT^/. ST'WF- 
 
 sr/. 315?^ TO. Pi+'c^if TO. argrg^;?!!/ 
 DisiNCLrsED, a. v. N. ai^fy*, 3Hjr*hrid, ^»m. 
 
 To be d. to. IPT ^ TTft-^ TTft-SfSTcT sjTff , H^^^dl- 
 
 ^^f^^^ 3^<t t^, t^fT ^t^ ^W »». co». 
 Disinfectant, o. ?n^prf*nRt»rsft^Rnt^, f^ltRTn^. 
 DisiNOENuODS, a. not open Sf frank, — of persons. JIT, 
 
 ^nrft, HHHT ^-^€t-$^*i-«rf=FiT-wn', ^+3f^. 
 
 2— of conduct, &c. +MiiNl, ^5^, fIsuiNT, f^HIIHT, 
 DisiNOENuousi.T, odv. J. A. 5%HRr#, ^N^STH, STJPTT^T^, 
 
 DiSINOENUOUSNESS, «. V. A. 1. ^"T'JTT TO. ^jH I *t TO. mHI 
 
 J<»l^tMUII TO. Ac. *IM«y n. ^^PHT^ TO. 
 To DisiNHEBiT, V. a. cut off from an hereditary right. ^- 
 MH^ TO.- ff^T#^ TO.-ffn»^i n. spt^t y. 0/ o. «)K«| m.- 
 *l«'5i y. o/'o. «l^K*n-<l<»i^«i-fTH%jHir«)Hi'ft-Ac. qn:wf, 
 
 DlSINHEBITINO, DlSINHEBISION, n. V. V.— flrf. *)«< l <^ | ^- 
 
 ^ «. •IMI^'H %l^ n. Ac. fftT^ TO. ff^rd^ «• fJ^«ITT- 
 
 r^HlPl*?«I n.— state. ff?Td^ to. i|^l(\« ^JSTTTw. 55^ 
 
 ^r[m n. ff^S^H?^ «. 
 T» DisiNTEB, V. a. y il'<^ l<J^ -<m<rjH-&c. ^Tl^it, ^njT VT«^, 
 
 n^'TtjIT TO. ^^■ 
 Disinterested, a. not selfith — of pcrponH. P^^jTT, pT?5f- 
 
 2 — of acts, Ac. fS|»*IH 5^t^, 3l^^45^t^, Ac. r^«*I- 
 
 D18IHTBBE8TEDI.T, o</r. V. A. ^«*'IH5^5f, f^<FT»r55JIT,Ar. 
 
 Dibintekestkdness, n. v. A. f^WFm^fj/. •3TRirif«^ /. 
 
 f^n^T^fj/. r^**IHHl/. f^Vft^ n. Plt^^HT/. fHft^tT- 
 
 ?TT /. 3T?5ir4 TO. ?«rT*^t*nw «. 
 
 D18IKTEBMKNT, », iWnit'JJT Wn^ w. Ac f<P | Ht^ | < TO. 
 
 T# Du/out, c. fl. V. To Sepabate. f^>T m.-i^ m.-ff»^w. 
 
DIS 
 
 244 
 
 DIS 
 
 JFTot g. ofo. ^sitT m. ?it?^ g. of o. ^^^-f^^^^&,c. qr^. 
 DisjorsED, DisjpiiCT.jo. V. Y.and SEPiBATED. !r'l<*I %- 
 
 5JOT, &c f^j'P, f^rf'^^. 
 
 Dis JOIKER. n. Dis joixisa, p. a. v. V. ^\^ ^RwriTT, &c. ^- 
 
 DlSJOIKINO, DiSJUIfCTION, «. T.V. — act. M^ ^5C^ W. &C. fjf- 
 
 ?ftv5T7f n. ^%^ «. *RJT w. —stale. f^<il'l ««. f^5>^ m. 
 2b Disjoint, «?. a. put out of joint .^ Sfc. ?jttiT »>.-?tf^ »».- 
 
 iT m.-?iftT%3 wi -^fsirfif ScTT OT.-&C. SRot 5/r. 0/0. 
 Disjointed,;?, v. V. Ff^T T^fcEJiaT, &e. fwftrH, ^tftlfir^- 
 
 ^, ?ift|'E5?r, ^^fwf^, F'tfPi'E^rr, ^VR^^. 
 
 I. See Incoiieeent. 
 DlsJUNCTivE,o. — in grammar. T?Tt?R ^s^. 
 Disk, n. of the sun &e. f«R w. JTSt? «. 
 
 2 See QcoiT. 
 
 Dislike, «. aversion, distaste, disrelisJi, dissatisfaction. Hl«f4 
 
 /. arqTJTS/. «T5r50T n. «. %, Ts, arsftfH/ 3T*rf%/. gr^ 
 /. ^TTTjsfft/. f?n:3[ft/. 3T^/. g^^r^m/. ^fH/. srarsr/. 
 
 2b Dislike, ». a. !TT«rirrT-^l"4'H'H-3Tf5nT-&t'. arooT-^rc't ««. 
 
 con. ^TTsrs/.- ar^TNI /.-3T5ftfrf/.-&c. SfRPJf g.ofo. in. 
 
 con. HMiuj »«. <?ow. 
 Disliked, />. t. V. TI4l4HI,?Il«jil-MI, STTN^Ht, 3TfJr^,f¥Pt- 
 
 q', TTTHrT or ^, ^h«'<i. 
 2b Dislocate, ». o. v. To Disjoint. ^tTT »i.-&e. g^ToE^r. 
 Dislocation, n. v. V. — act. ^^ T^oS'Jf «• wf«TT^ ZW^- 
 
 uf) f.':jW^Kaf\ f.-&c.— state. ^tftT^PT m. ?tf«r^ »». ^^- 
 
 f^s^ m. ■^{ii^tjjhf. 
 To Dislodge, v. a. remove from a place. F*4c5rTra7r-?*TFrPTT- 
 
 f^/.-&c. 5R<7f y. 0/0. F«TT^:re-^M'-^<i-&c. IPT^. 
 Disloyal, «. — of persons. ?T»T^t^, iMf^J^'H, TT^^nHT'r- 
 
 2— of acts, &e. iM^I^I"^!, <l^^«ll-m. 
 
 3 treacherous. See Fai.se. 
 
 Disloyalty, n. v. A. 1. ?FiT^"tf m. TT^T^ m. TTStpt^/ 
 Dismal, a. gloomy, dull, — weatlier, &c. arrvTrT, iT5ft<T, aT^T^. 
 A d. day. 51^ m. n. 
 2 See Dbeaht. 3 See Sad. 
 2b Dismantle, v. a. deprive of dress v. To Stkip. ^ w. pJ. 
 
 2 deprive of apparatus, S(c. HTTPT n.-&c. ^\^ ^of, 3^- 
 
 3 ( a town, &c. ). ?T^T^'^ w.-lf^^ «.-&c. mS't, 
 
 2b Dismay, v. a. daunt, dishearten, v. To Dispibit. ^*r- 
 »T »i.-^^?T m. 5FT^ g- of o.\^ n.-f^F^H /.-&e. ^T'^l^of 
 g. of 0. ejf^Trl/. ^-^TTSot, *ra n. «n?5wf, ^JTraf^-^^- 
 't-Ac. ssT^it. 
 
 Dismay, n. v. FnionT. ^?m/. H«T ?i. m^ «»• ^*Tr/. f%- 
 ?^/. Tt'^rKT tTTTor/. ». SRT. 
 
 2b Dihmember, f.<j. 3T^?T^ m. pi. #n^-%?['f -^:4 iuJ -<H^ i"! -%»T^ 
 ^rT''f-&e ar^^T^iT^ w.-ar^g;^ ot.-'TT^^'».-&c. «Rot g.qf o. 
 
 To Dismiss, r.a. send away, give leave of departure. STTfTT/.- 1 
 
 f^^ H.-&C. «FtDT g. ofo. fif^ ^.lA, 
 
 To d. an aesemblj. »)«Mi*) ^ii, 
 2 divest if office or emjdogment, discharge, discard, turn 
 
 off. :KrJTr5r€5=T-&c. ^pi^, %\^^\, m?!^, ^rf?T ^-er^oif, 
 
 H f'l/l /-<J>t^ «».-1^ »».-rTf*Tfr% ^^ «.-"Tr5Tr or f^/ pl- 
 ST5t>/». ^, ?n% OT. pi- ^T^r y. (/o. ^pff :TTOE »». or sift- 
 TcS n. ^, 5W-«rF^ ^T M. ^R5f^, qi^=?^fI-q^Hr?-&c. ^vT^. 
 — promptly or summarily, kmf. pl.-^^^VSi[ f. pi. T^- 
 
 Dismissal, Dismission, n. v.V.l. — arf. 3Tr?TT ^ n. &c. 3Tr- 
 fTT/. ^»^ w. ^^r/. f^TT^T «. ^?r?r/. f^/. fsi^nft/. 
 
 D. with sweetmeats, &c. of a company. ^<m?f/. 
 Presents on d. '^l^/. f^<^l'ft / ^^I^/. <«lH'ft/. 
 
 2 — «c<. «()|iSui«. ^T%^ r!l^^». «|)|«H ^n. ^ ^T^». &e. 
 
 tKH<<l>l/. ^^3TT/ ^mi!T/. fTfirtt or ri^f*lVl/. TS'FoE/.S^spT/', 
 
 Dismissed,;?. v.V. 1. f^I^ f^?^?^, &c. ■^, f^«I^, SR^rm. 
 
 2 517%^ rfNrf^r, ^I^ f^r^^, &c. *HHf*, fT'fk or d^'ft<, 
 
 To be d. ^w. /)^. ^if[ in. con. 
 To Dismount, v. a. ^d<«j, +|iiui, "TTS^, ^fT^ afMof-^Rot. 
 2b Dismount, v. n. alight. ■jcK^, ?<JIt^f ^^, S^TT^, ST^TTf 
 
 Disobedience, ». 3fTrfTPt»TOT. arr^fj^w. aTT^TeTTT «• aTTT- 
 
 Disobedient, a. ^^ *i"l4ulKr,^'fM»^l4'»TT, ^^ rfrSifT, «rf - 
 spfr, %Kr^, 3iifiiH^+-, 3irfrTs5^^, arTfTTf^rnft, wfir- 
 
 frfSTilfr. 
 
 2b Disobey, «. a. a(nw/--f '^»»--&c. jfretjf-rfre^f , arrfTTHq 
 
 »«.-3<I^ISg/».-31l$iltt"M^».-&C. ^T't. 
 
 2b Disoblige, p. a. offend by unkindness. 3HHM+,Kl?t-3l<h"i(^ 
 .aiHM+K^K|-&c. aTO^^-TTgr-Ac. q^, JTTvft/. ifre't' 
 -^ft ^T'Jty. ofo. 
 
 Disobliging,/?, a. \. V. ar^M+f^, f^^^^FTft, arHgfftft, arg^- 
 ^FTT^^, 3^q»TTn^, 3^T^TT3[T5, ^iM^nT'lH^. 
 
 DisoKDEB, n. (of things, affairs, &c.). v. Confusion. 3T6?ni- 
 
 55/. a?"P<M>K/. TP^rf/. T3«ri/. S^F^Ww. 5?rfrI5F,JT?» 
 
 /. sr^nr^/. ^rm/. j^tw/. ^"^/. n^»t. 
 
 2 disturhanre, commotion, v. Tumult. TIsr /. sj^ra 
 or 5ft/. TrJ^W/. 
 
 3 derangement of health, v. Sickness. R+Kot. f^frf/. 
 TFTw. aroiTTtTRw. aT^^fSTTn. 
 
 D. of the stomach or bowels from indigestion. aT5f 
 r«l+K»». ar^rf^^jfrT/. 
 
 4 a d., a disease, malady, ailment. W\m. ^^TT«». 5?I^M- 
 
 Dangerous d. fir^TOff U^i».-5^9Tn.-f^!FrTiM.-&c. 
 Pi8or4er8 and dis^nseB^-coinpreh, tPRT^^. 
 
DTS 
 
 245 
 
 DT!? 
 
 Exacerbated or supervenient d. ( through error of 
 regimen). HT^".To be exacerbated, &c. — ad, ^N*"!?!, 
 Natural A.-ditiinyuUhedfrom preternatural d-ai'ltiMm. 
 5 (of mind). See Discomposure. 
 To DisOHDEB, c. a. ditarranyr, derange ditcompose, v. To 
 Co>'For>'D. f^+<+.ctui, **jcJol, *i*ri<i'Ji, >jrt«r.cwi, viti*i«i, 
 ■ M*MH*:m f.- irV-mAi. or 3?7vr<nr5«T/.-m^i?5/.-*rt^/- 
 &c. W^ g. ofo. 
 
 2 derange the health. f^^TT»».-ft?>f?r/.-TT?^m.-«T»iT/. 
 ^TWf , qiqnf, v:^n^. 3??^ ^T^^. 
 
 3 ru/fie, disturb. See To Discompose. 
 
 DiSORDEHED,/). T. V. 1. fHH^.dL^.M, &C. fq*l+of\fI, ^3^^^- 
 
 2 i7/, ailing, v. Sick. J^tjttjTT, J<<iu|<fcfl, sn^lrtt, f^<MO; 
 3n^?V, ■-JIHHiyi'fl, W^ or TTTT^T, ?J^. 
 
 I)lSOBDERLINESS, n. V. A. 1. and DlSOBDEE. 31=^«(it'<4dMU|| 
 
 m. IPrnTTHTm. Ac. 3T5q?r^VT/. *H<lf^rMn. ^5P?^IfT?fT/. 
 PuOBDERLY, o. disordered.^ confuted, immethodical^ ^c. 3?o?T- 
 
 '**M<ft-^l, &c. 
 
 2 — of persons, &c. ipl?, 'W14) or iT^T^TT, TiHS or Ht^I- 
 
 D. family or circle. eJR»?7r?T «. 
 
 3 toc/oM, 4-c. T. LicEyriOL-a. atrf^^, %f^,"^iTfire, ^- 
 
 X)isOBi>EU.T, adv. T. A. 1. immethodieaUy. -HMjJUr*!^, 3T- 
 
 «Twfr<i*n'n%, <io. 
 
 2 contrarily to good order. "^tftre,^K/\<^^^,^<«l'lW, j 
 Jo DiiOBCAXizE, c. a. V. To Disobdeb. ^rc^rr^w/.-Ac. qs- 
 »flf y. o/ 0. aiswfrirrT-Ac. ^^, r^srr/ n'ryit, y. of o. 
 
 Jo Di«ows, r. a t. To Dest. qi*^-? 'JTM-^'it, ^l*l<«l', HT 
 «^»?^, 3rKft^TT «.-3TH«f!*K w.-Ac. ^t^ y. o/ 0. 
 
 piwwjTED. f . V. V. ^rprr?3n", Ac. ar^ft^^, 5(pt»ft?>n. 
 
 3>l»ow5i>o, n. V. \.—acl. Hl+lfOi n. «*«fl<MO«-*l*i'n*K»«- 
 !Po DisPABAOE, r. a. depreciate, undervalue, Sfc. ^75'PT-3n'P- 
 
 fjkc. ^m, <2oim%4 w.-^-^ w.-'stt^ w.-Ac. ^^ I 
 
 y. «>/o. ^•4%MU|| m.-3«hni[T m. 3nnidt, f?TTTTT7tfr, ^TJI^ 
 or ^^Tf^, ^fP^im/.-Ac ^5^ frCT ??T^^ y. o/o. 
 
 DlSPABAOKHKXT. Se« DiSOBACE. 
 
 Di»PA«rrT, n. t. Dittebesce. n^T^/. %t m. "pnl^T^^ n. 
 
 Jb DiWAKT. 8e« To Suabatb. 
 Di>PAMio5, «. T. QiimsM. tm m. ^tfH/. 
 DlsrAtnoVATK, a. talm, impartial, — of persona. ?rt^, '41, 
 
 2^^ proceeding*, Ac, TI>TIMI, »IK^^,f»l«^^1^pn^. 
 PliPAiiti05ATBLT, adt. T.A. ?Mh«'II»T, ■4jM<iJ1^, r<StSf<MMiJi_ 
 PiipATCB. See. DuPATcn. 
 To Dmiti^ e. «. diaperie, Ife. 7T^, TP^^^, eVlflV, TOt^ 
 
 DiayKLLCD, p. T. V, TlVWr, ^Clft^, Ac, 
 
 Disi'ESSATios, n. V. v. l.-<7c/. srf^^n, ^tnrrf/ ^l^n. 
 
 I. dealing of God irith his crentiires. m^-MI'H ^"•TTT^ %%- 
 
 II. license to do what is fvrlidden or to omit what is com- 
 manded. f^ftTRi-mn. f^^T^fTp/. nv^f. ^yr\^^^ m. 
 
 To Dispense, v. a. deal out, distribute, v. To Ditide. vi-iui, 
 qiZTjft/.-^i^n.-Ac !R^ y. 0/ 0. [fir, ^^. 
 
 2 ( laW8, justice, Ac.) administer, apply. «ir^m<!.ui, ^l««I- 
 
 3 with; ira/re, y/ce w/>, tJY. •HU'Ji, ^ippof, ^^ 'FTot, ^Vf( 
 
 f.-^mTf-^z^f.-&c. iRwr-^, 5i^r i^3t. 
 
 I can dispense with it (can do without )7.^r*(iqi-Mi ^- 
 
 To Dispeople. See To Depopulate, 
 
 Dispepst. See Isbigestion. 
 
 To Disperse, v. a. dissipate, v. To Scatter. 3^«p(i, TtT^sSr, 
 
 i^T^ f?i^ ^J^, "TTm^ ^?^, iMlH;<*+iot, <*i+iH>rq;/.- 
 
 T5^rT5^.-&c. ^R^ y. p/ 0. ^tr/. ?Jrfof y. 0/ 0. 
 I 2 diffuse. See To Spread. 
 
 t To Disperse, f. n. le scattered. <^^, TfT^, f^^5E^, fi|*1 
 j f7rF% ^^-fm, ifTO^RT/. /'i. fl^T y. 0/ «. THt*TT5E ^, 
 
 Dispersed, p. v.V.A.l.vJ4«jr4rf|, "pi+«(^<^l, &c.'TTnT^,f%f'T5r. 
 D1SPER8EDLT, oJc. pT?fTci:,?nTR^r, rft-i^ii. 
 
 DfsPERsios, w. v.V. A.I.— af<. TS^«- "m^PT^n. &c.— «/flr/tf. 
 
 V. V. N. Hii+uf «. Tt^rJf ». Ac. Tfn'ift/. 
 
 General d. mI'MmI'I or »ft/. 
 
 To D18PIBIT, n. 0. dishearten, depress, dijcct. JrTt.-f^'-Hri/- 
 'IT'Tw. ^?. Hiiui y. o/" 0. grfHT^H^w.'^?T'4'H'T««.-*T%*nTm.- 
 ^«rnm.-Tr«I^HT?T m.-Ac. ^R^ y. 0/ 0. f^iMlS /. »n.-im- 
 >dl m./. ^T^ y. n/o. d% OT. yl. ^ 'UT't y. 0/ 0. 3^nT- 
 f^Rr-%f^-H^-Ac. «Rwr, JfnoT, HTT't, 
 
 Dibpirited,/*. V. V. JTT HiP.rfl, Ac. 3^RT, T^Hfft, '3R, 
 
 ^r^f^, H^rr^, fin«ui, sr^w^, ^i'hVii, ar^rf^g^. 
 
 D18PIKITER, n. DisriBiTiSO.p. a. v. V. JTT m?wnTT,Ac. H^T 
 
 nrpn, f^r^ftwr, 'n^nTRir, j^^'t^'f, 37flr^»r3i'»»,'M- 
 
 'H^t^., "dlrHl^^rn^-VM+i-Ac. 
 DisPiBiTiKu, «. V.V. — oc<. 3^1 4< S>T^ «. KT Htfuln.Ac. f^- 
 
 h'iTto./. mvMii »»./. »ismTTw./ w^rnw. iJ^r^Ht »i. 
 
 7b Displace, v. a. remote from its place. r<j35»i. "TT^^y.o/" 
 0. ?'<TRtHT'i.-r<T??t?TT n. ^T^ y. o/" 0. fVI'1*l?-r«(H*^H- 
 rMrttivAc. «R^. 
 2 derange.^ f,-c. See To Contuse. 3 See To Disxnss. 
 
 To Display, v. a. exhibit, set forth, r. To Masiitst, To 
 
 Snow, em^flt, RTniTw.-Tftr^/.-Ac. ^w y. p/"o. ^m- 
 
 iHR-lrfflS-Ac. ^PT^, I|T|T ^T»it. 
 2 »«!/<>/</, expand. See To Spbead. 
 Djsplat, DiiPijnriro, «. t.V. I.— act. em^ofw. in? "^Stn. 
 
DIS 
 
 &c. ^nprn^n. arrf^iCRUT n. adf^i+Kw, j 
 
 I. impoiting array, v. Snow. aTT^ m. 3TRTTT m. znz m- 
 
 iii^-Hi-i «». ^7r«r »i. ^TTRw. <iiHi*T or eH<im/. vnrjiR n. 
 
 To make an imposing d. SJT<T n. JTT^f^-^«r«|ul. 
 
 DiSPLEASAKT. See DiSAGKEEABLE. 
 
 3b Displease, t>. o- v. To Offesd. Tr^^H-^TTT-arog^-^- 
 
 &e. JR^if, ^?nrof , 1T^/ 'Ttsot </. of 0. 
 Displeased,;), v. V. JTRf?! %3r?rT, «Stc. STHJ^V, ^TTT, 5!^, 
 
 ^1? ^^' <^t«i ^fRTiT, aTsnr^r, aro^, "^TT^TT, "'^^j 
 
 DisrLEASEH, n. Disrij:Af;i:fo,p. a. v.V. (W!(7 Disagxeeable. 
 ^y^^ ^FifiKi, &c. 3Rfrft«np, 3TOf?t'!nFi^, nniHi, tt^- 
 
 fT, a^TRT, TmfT, 3tPto. 
 DisPLEASuBE, n. disfleasedness, v. Offence. "?rT^(TT3ft/ ^PT^ 
 
 To DisPLODE, &c. See To Explode, &c. 
 
 To Displume. See To Pluck. 
 
 DisroET. To Disport, See Plav. To Plai. 
 
 To DispOKT, V. a. See To Amuse. 
 
 Disposable, a. v. V. 1. Ht4NMI-=^t»TT-&c. TM-^^W'TN', 
 
 Disposal, «. act oj disposing. See Disposition. 2 power or 
 right of disposing, arranging, ^-c. ^T<Tw». ^TtTT/. 3TTUT /• 
 :ffHm. ^5«. 3Tf«n;RM. r^q^m/. ^'tHf^n. T>3T?rT- 
 
 To Dispose, r. a. arrange, set, lay orderly. Htl^t, *TtlH^, 
 f ^, JfT^jTif, f^.Hui, ^^ot^, '*rT'^, 3T5T^''t, ^S>?l, 6?T^T't(T 
 /.-r^RT/.-r^TTf /.-Ml vr|HT/-^^^»l.-f5r''TTOn«->iM'«< !■««»• 
 -&c. 'PT'i'^. o/o. 
 
 2 frame the mind or tcill.^ incline, ttt ^f^<^-57«rf*r^-?fy- 
 
 ?5f^.+,r^/c(ui-&c. ^. o/o. mirti 5rhFOT.-«pc^w.-3Tra"/.-&c. 
 
 ffuty. q/"©. 3T5?R^^, f^ffn. t^AMV] g. ofcun^^U^., spPT- 
 
 3 of; apply to a particular purpose. \. To Apply, To 
 Use. qrJTor, +,i*il«-gf^-&c. rlNul, sq^5i;r/-^^«ITC/.- 
 
 fjrf5=ratn»«.-&c. ^Rwt ^. o/o. ^I^/. jrut-^;!^ ^. »/ o. 
 
 4 of; /)ar< ti'iVA, ^'c. V. To Sell. ^Jdi^ J|+ul[ o?' TRSwf, ^- 
 ^^ 41+ut or ^, «IT^ ^T^, f^V^r?! Jd<u|-Mlrt>'i-^r+"jl. 
 
 5 of; settle, finish, clear ojf. f?r^>Tr7OT. '^J^ g.of o. 3<+iJi, 
 
 Disposed,/). v.V. 1. HTS^?^, r^?!?5T,&e. Tf^, f^<f^rt,«ft- 
 fJlrT, ST^^'Ulf^fT, oM*lR<T?T, TT^^rer, r«('MW, aT^^^ffT, ^r 
 fdi^f^H. 
 
 To feel d. H'l^«(Hl/-H'l(<i*Iol|»J. S^-^^-g^^ 
 
 3 <4M^^, &C. 
 
 To be d. of. ^5Il?-uf, ^T^/ Hl'lffl g. of ». 
 
 4 ^T^ :n^^OT, ^1^ ai+;^??i, &c. 
 
 To be d. f%<pR»n.-qfTOTTTT?«.-^i^»«.-«tc. ^Wf ^. o/«. 
 Disposer, a. v. V. 1. Ktl^RT, <-=(» [ K l, &c. jfrsT^, «T^^VT- 
 
 Disposixo, DisPOSiTiox, Disposal, n. v. V. 1.— oc^ uls- 
 
 246 DIS 
 
 oin. r^of n. qt^«. &c. HtS'jft/. Hi3<^/. Mi3l<l<*/. »Tt- 
 
 iuiHct/. JTrew- rR'HT/. r?n»ft/. i-^cj^;/. ar^nsr/. arsn- 
 
 ^ijft/. SiTi'iKun/. '<TtM I <."!*/. 6*<«(t*TFRn. f^fJTTPTOT. Z- 
 
 'p^rnrw. ft'<<iyOT. srlTrf^vfr^ «. st^hrw. — «/a^e. ^^- 
 
 ^fin/. ^■(1-MM'n. «i<(t«H<ft/. ^T^n^ in. ^^T^ »». 
 
 Price or cost of d. ^■e|uiitl<A/. ^^/. [«. • 
 
 2— «f/. »T^ gotf«)uin. 5ft^ ^otn. &c. — «/«/«. «<l*iHl/MH«<< 
 Z—act. gf|^R ;pTot n.^R ^Rof «. «(i<.rti«iui ». RRmI'I m. 
 4 — oc<. ^^ «. 4lotui n. &c, 
 
 I, disposednest of nature , v. Naium:, Tesdesct. J^TR; 
 m. v»T^JT^*n^ »». «j4W*lH *»• *n^ »». irfte «• 5fftT/. ( ^- 
 
 «n^r^ <tc. ). 
 
 II. ( of miud or will ) temper, Sfc. ^HPT m. JTvpff^/. ?ft- 
 
 t5 «. ■RicTTot n. qvFfHHr^ w. cTl%qfT/. »n:3ft/. ^f^/. #- 
 t/. #q^/. 
 
 B. and temper. !n'|rfR\<A|uf n. 
 
 Evil d. arosTrsf »«. 
 
 Good d. •HAI"* »«• 5^^ »• 
 
 Happy d. g%^qTTR >n. ^ffll-jlri/. 
 
 Of au evil d. jyfts, Jt^^TR. 
 
 Of a good d. g^ftf^, 'v\'fA\\pop. 5ftr^#H, ?ftawr. 
 HI. method, v. Obdeb. jpiT ot. STJil?^ «». R^fT >». 
 To Dispossess. See To Depbive. 
 Dispeaise, To Dispbaise. See Blame, To Blame. 
 DiSPBOOF, n.confutation. ^(^ n. aTtiTttt^TT^ «. JHllimuT- 
 
 rimnn. 
 
 DiSPEOPORTiON, n. vani of proportion, disparity. d>JiRH/. 
 fsrHtSTUTT m. ^^jinf^^^TR m. 3TOP^ n. ^TFTPTW ot. ST- 
 
 DiSPBOrOETlOXAL, DlSPEOPOETIOXATE, a. V. N. HlvHJS, ftC- 
 
 To DisPBOvE, V. a. confute, ^c. ^t^-rt«i<iii-&c. ^Tot-+*,H- 
 <lK-4<<ui, ^^f^TW TO.-^raff /.-&C. a<|U|ui, ^5JT «.-3T?J^- 
 ^iTNTm. sR^t ^. of 0. 
 
 Disputable, a. v. V. A. ^^ *<NMI<II, fT^RTff, ?r+.<lO-m, 
 
 Ac r^ mfr m gr, jn^n^st^, aiirfliy, k«<Ki^, ?i<i<<i'M,fw- 
 
 Disputation, n. v. V. N. l.—act. ^ w. fJRT^ m. ^T^f?T- 
 
 D.-club. Mlt^NI 3R^ «. 
 
 D.-rooms. STT^l^ 3T^ »»; 
 
 Test imonial awarded at disputations of pre-eminence. 
 3Tp>T?rT^ n. 
 Disputatious, Disputatite, a. v. V. N. 1. c||^+<tH<K<j|«^ 
 MRI^I, 3lfH«l!<1, r«)<<l<t, ^, tl<^«i, f«l<)l<^l4f, STT^lTnT, 
 
 ^?ft?^, qi<^w<)«i, qr^'P, s^trTTts, m^ M^^'\ ^ ^- 
 
 <TRT-yirlulKI, <n*<.l<). 
 Perversely d. ^ToT^T^. 
 
 DlSPUTATIOUSNESS, n. V. A. «I1<^<»1<<»«<MI^HI'M M. ^T^lftfff/. 
 
 ^T^mf^/. c||<^i|HU<4 n. 
 To Dispute, v. n. contend in argument, v. To Aboue. ^w. 
 
 -f^^ w».-5T^^«r^ n».-f?S|ffiMrTT/.-&C. =R'ilf-til'i«i-&c. 
 
DIS 247 
 
 To d. vehemently. MNH< TT ^^T ^ »»• W\'\^\. 
 2 ttricf, contend, v. To Fioht, To Quakeel. HTS^, ^^ 
 «n m.-HiS"! n.-&c. ^T'f. 
 To Dispute, v. a. eontrocert, eontett, call in quetfion. ^m. 
 -H*<M/. ijwi-^itiiut y. o/o. M-MI^H/. ^rt'I^I, 3TT?^ w.-KI- 
 spT/.-KTm^TT/.-^^TT/.-Ac. %nt criVA ^ o/o. :rf^?T m.- 
 f^S^?^ m.-&c. %^-«F^, ^ m.-f^^ m.-f^ST^TTfrT/- 
 
 T CT.-&C. ^T^T y. of o. 
 DisPCTE, DispcTma, n. v. V. N, 1. and Dispctatiox. ^- 
 ^ m. i^^T^ n». 
 
 Obstinate A perverse d. ^cE^T^ m. 
 
 To be under d. ^ m. ^flr5ot j. oft. 
 
 That is bejond d. fJjpS*!!^. 
 2 'TtlT «. V«r OT. «<ISI m. tff»|d rt. fnPTTT/. 
 
 Take a losn but settle the d. ^ »TM ij'ljl frt?. 
 I. dUputed matter. ^V^ m. ?R?I n. 
 
 Confused d. MM'lj/. f^-^'li/. 
 Disputed, /». t. V. A. ll^MI, H+.<l^-<<l, ^T^w, «(|4|W4, 
 
 DiSPCTEK, DlSPTTAST, «. T. V. N. 1. ^ <f><U|l'(|, ^T^^tTT, 
 
 DiSQUiLiriCATios, n. v.Y.—aet. ■•i\*t\'M '^^ n. Ac, — state. 
 Hlr*l<<*t/. aTTFT'TT/ 31?WTT/. 
 
 I. f/io/ tcAirA diMqualifie*. '\IA\M^ 31|Q|«||0 "ft^/. afT^- 
 
 «m JTN^-Ac. ^^^ m. [^:r»T. 
 
 DuQCALiriED,;). t.V. arrPiT^^, Ac.sm^TO^, HTW^, 3T- 
 
 2b DiSQUAUrr, e. a. ina>le ««/?<. 3TW'r-<*T?T»T-5TT?yr«n>-&c. 
 
 Dn^vnt, Du^incTCDK. See Discomposcbe. 
 
 Xf Dia«vicr. See To Discompose. 
 
 DuQVZsrnov. Bee Discocue, Treatise. 
 
 DuKEflAU), DmuoASocta, m. t. Co.vtempt. a<^HH m. 3T^- 
 
 3TWIJT/. 3WfTm «. 31TTR «. 'i44|i4»Hl/. " HMH^ f. 
 
 To'DtnKOjja),v.a.tlyht,ne3lect,Y.To Costems. 3T«RTT- 
 •J, i«<^HMli|, ilMHM^, 3(RT^<'f , ^»^'"J(,'i1^»T»l6t, ^?T-, 
 «f, l^n^f, 9^»Tn/.-3H«^ m.-'J^^mT m.-Ac. ^T^Jt ^. o/'o. 
 
 DllUOAlSED, />. T.V. 3R^HR%«T, Ac, SWmfsTH, wmTf^TT, 
 
 DlflRBOAKDEB, M. DlBIEQAKOrCL, a. T. V. ai^HM Ol K I, Ac. 
 
 PUMLIIH, n. T. DisUKX. 3T^Tfl/. 3T»r^/. fSfTJft/. 
 
 T» DuBUiB, ». a. T. To Dislike. sttwI^-Ac. •JTO^-^r^^f 
 
 •». eon. ^m/-wftf^/.-Ao. J<«^ y. o/o. if in. eon. 
 DiiRPUTABu:, a. mean, dirty, Ife. t. Low, BlaCKOVabdlx. 
 
 2 e*»ui*ng ditrepnle, T. DlMlACKrvL. pt^?fT», fTW^, \- 
 Jhinrimt, ». ^m or tcMU ^reputation, iituUem^iitredit. 
 
 DTS 
 
 Tim?!/, m. 'TTKtnt/.'t'^HIH «.«(!^H|H| /.aTTm^ «i. ST^STT- 
 
 Disrespect, «. disesteem, v. Contemit. aTT^TPT »«• ar^TT^^w. 
 
 Disbespectfcl, o. v. N. 31M«HHI, 3HHI<\<MI, 31H*<'iV-II, 
 Ac. aitmiHl, 3HMHM-3<HI'^<-Ac. «Fn7P-^^, 
 
 DisRESPECTFULLT, odo.y.^. aTKq% ^F^TT, amq-^g;^, 'SRT^ 
 -Ac. «F57T, 3iti'^<.-Ac. T^. 
 
 To Disrobe. See To Strip. 
 
 Disruption. See Bbeakixo, Breach. 
 
 D1SSATI8FACTIOX, n. discontent. SPrfir/- aT^JTI^TT^T «. WT?!- 
 
 DlSSATISFACTOBT, See TJSSATISFACTORT. 
 
 Dissatisfied, a. V. Discostested. aw^, 3T^mt^,a:TH7, 
 
 To Dissect, r. a. anatomize. ($?T n- ) 'Fr3^i-qn^,?R6«T^^ 
 OT.-Ac. qj^. 
 2 See To Axahze. 
 
 Dissection, n. v. V. 1.— ao<. ^T^ n. qsprSf ». ^n^TST^ra^ »»• 
 2 See ASALTsis. 
 
 Dissector, n. v. V. 1. ^H*liuiKI-<t>muiKI, 5[R5?nf^?^. 
 
 To Disseize, v. a. dispossess tcroi> (/fully. ar^^TTTPf 5l''T5tT-T^- 
 fT-Ae. ip^, aT^^TTTH "^^^W-J.^^^^ ^-^\^X?[ ^^9-of o. 
 
 To Dissemble, v. a. hide under JaUe appearance. Y.To Con- 
 ceal. f^H«i"(, tiWNUI, -HKui, MiM^^"! «• ^ra^. 
 
 To Dissembij:, v. n. act hi/pocriticdly. SJ^MT m.-^I^/)o/>. 
 *ft^ n.-f^rf^m n.-w;^ n.-w^ «.-Ac. spT^, ^'m «. <lI<M«l"li. 
 
 Dissembler, «. v. Htpochite. flflijlR, ^tTTft, If^^'ft, !J- 
 
 Dissemblisolt, «</«;. «|^|U||«bM, fi\^ pop. »0^^F5;5T,Ac.^<T- 
 To Disseminate, «. n. v. To Spread, t^ot, ^nrCw.-STHTT w. 
 
 -sr^Tn m.-H^fti/. !jrrot y. of o. ^k^, H^-sr^nft^r-Ac. 
 
 Disseminated, p. v. V. q^IT^?5r, Ac. :t^, mif^ri. 
 DissEMiSATiON, n. V. Y.—act. q^T^ w. Ac. ST^TTM.STBHTrt. 
 Dissension, n. contention, discord, v. Disagreement, sr?^ 
 w. ^%JT w. J^a/. >T^ w». ^S'iT?/. 
 
 Domestic or intestine d. *.|^n<f,rl^ m. ^^V^f. 7^^ 
 m. ViXH^ m. 
 To foment or feed d. 3TT»fffl ^t5 n. a(ft<^. 
 To sow d. 3TTn/. «IT?n^, jui'fl /. Z\^ or (^T^IOT, »^- 
 
 To Dissent, v. n. disagree in opinion, ^TTU^-ZTHX^-^U^- 
 
 r^f^.f^^f^7(-&c. ar^dr, ^nm^nfr^f-'trF^mx »».'Ac. !r^ 
 fl»K^ aro^f «<"i<A y. of s. Mf^im n.-T{f^^ m. aTO^i g. of s. 
 2 differ from an eslahlishcd church. ^fRpf F^inf^P^T 
 V^ WMl-M 3Wif. 
 Sisiekt, «. V. V. 1. ^Titft«K;jr OT. 3{;i|in*l< m. W^t '-Ha «. 
 <H«mr<^/. f^fl'KTl n. ^^^\ m. »1<iIh< n. 
 2 Vf^KlJi fVN^rTT ^K^T snT'T 3TODt n. 
 
 DissENTo, fi. Duskxtiznt, o. V. V. 1. s^i*^^, 5)<»<i-«<,"5r- 
 
DIS 
 
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 DIS 
 
 DissEETATiON, «. discourse. q-*T »i. ^f^^ n. f^^T »». si^w. 
 
 Ty DissEBVE. See To Huet, 
 
 DissEEViCE, «. «W <Mr», injury. STTFR '». STT^frf/. 3Tf^- 
 
 cT ». ^/. 
 7b DissEVEE. See To Setee. 
 
 Dissident. Sec Dissentient. [f*Rr. 
 
 DissiMiLAE, o. V. Unlike, are^n, ^TJ?^, ST^mPT, ar^W, 
 DiSSlMILAElTY, «. V. A. 3RTT^.«r ». 3TO^3(IrrT/. 3T?n'=T «. 
 
 Dissimulation, Dissembling, n. v. Y. awi Htpoceisy. 
 ^tnr^-qJTiir^ s^r^f^ m. s^isqii^ m. ^\-^\i>\W\ n. 
 
 ft^m <^-i5 fprfrT ^, JRfrf ^q; ^r^fr (^, ar^irr /. 
 
 3T7?^rT »». cr=^^ H^IWP n. 
 To Dissipate, v. a. disperse, v. To Scattee. TS^, 3^T^, 
 
 2 See To Squander. 
 To Dissipate, v. n. TS<if , 'Pf'piT, f^iToE'Jt or Rfd*^ ^»Tr'Jr. 
 Dissipated, a. v. Loose. — of persons. sTtPft, «I^^, 5°^- 
 
 2— of life, conduct, &c. !r^%?it^, |<|-M<U||x|i, Hfng^- 
 
 Dissipation, ». dissolute, irregular course of life. ^^t^\f. 
 
 DissociABiLiiy, M. V. A. i^qTc^^tiT^ m. &c. HPn^rrsft ^?TOT 
 
 /. HI«lti|-HI ^P^HcSr m. 
 Dissociable, Dissocial, a. v. Misantiikopic. i^?5«pt7, ^. 
 
 JF?5^"f5T, ^^FTT, KT^?r yi"*<f, ^■tlH<M'=l4l. 
 To Dissociate. See To Sepaeate. 
 Dissoluble, o. thai may he mclled. fq^ToEeTTTT-^-yfr^-Ae. 
 
 Dissolubility, n. v. A. ^s^rf^r n. ■^■[^^^^]f. 5^'|+<ui4l- 
 
 Dissolute, a. licentious, v. Loose. — of persons, si^c?, 
 j^, ^J^, spj^, ^rs, sq^pft, 5^^^, yvMi'O, jini- 
 
 A d. or dissipated fellow. ^Jft »». =«nt 'f'ft m. 
 2 -conduct, &c. ST^^rft^l, Ssq^RT^T, iiMUNI, &c. 
 
 Dissoluteness, n. t. A. «T^%?ft /. |5#?R «. i?tn »». ^TO- 
 
 Dissolution, «. v. V. A. 1.— ac<. f^gotf^oif «. fir^^^n, 
 
 2 — ac<. »ilsui n. fTrfJif ». &c. HI »>. 'T^T'T «• — «/«<e. f«r- 
 tra j». *PT 7;!. <<isrfH.i^ «. 
 3— oc<. HrS^ n. f^^ n. 
 
 T. V. N. 1. fjrgosof n. n)y<wf «. ^W^fui «. 
 
 2 57T«J^/. 5^r^/. "g?/. "Pr; m. <PR^/. Jim m.^mm. 
 
 I. See Death. 
 Dissolvable. See Dissoluble. 
 To DiSiOLTE, f. o. //^(/e^y, T. To Melt, ^g^tf^, f^fe|<<|u)' , 
 
 ■m m.-VS m. ^^ g. oj 0. 
 
 2 disunite, separate, take to pieces, Sfe. T. To Break. 
 Htri^, ffTftif, H3Tq- n.-v(j\ m.-&e spsr^t g. 0/0. ^rWS m. 
 'JTt^-^^ g. of 0. ar^^PT m. pi. fffXToS sj^df y. of 0. 
 
 3 ( an assembly, &c. ) v. To Dismiss. iffS'Jf, * l <.^4 i ^ 
 
 4 See To Solve. 
 
 To Dissolve, v. n. v. To MELT.fsrjoTot, ftM <" f, ^ ot.-to wi. 
 ! ff^ff-ofo. 
 
 I 2 6rea* «/), Js disbanded, v. To Beeak. g^, J^, "^R- 
 I 5t, tpr^, g'rot, ■»tiTOT.-f^^T5'».-<fcc. ^ ^r. 0/ ». 
 
 Dissolvent, o. /Aa< has power to melt. JfR^, ip^JR^-^Htt, 
 
 ! Dissonance, Dissonant. See Discobd, Discordant. 
 To Dissuade, ». a. divert by argument,, exhortation, ^c. ^1^ 
 
 ff5/.-f%TT».-3trT;qj<DT«.-&c. r*<=ii>i y. 0/ 0. ^vrj^ qrr- 
 
 1' ^TT?f«.-f=Tff^/.-^^Rirn.-&e. Jpiify. 0/0. rH<^l<u*<I!HI^ 
 
 I Dissuasion, n. v. V. f5T=(K«MH(^?T«». f^r^Ror^f^^w. ^x^- 
 
 j! Dissuasive, a. v, V. Pl«<K*, Pl*(KU|tr^, PwRTJTN^TrrtTqi;, 
 
 I DissTLLAEic, a. ^■qi4>. 
 
 Ij Dissyllable, «. d^v+;i<w^w. f^?^5[t«^;». 
 
 j; Distaff, n. =5r:^ or ^f. ?T^/. 
 
 j To DisTAiN, See To Stain, 
 
 ! Distance, n. space between. 7f5T»». Z^m, 3?r»». ril^t't /. 
 
 a^^ftrm. 3RrJT«. d'PHd/. 3T?ITT»». 3T?TTra«. 
 j 2 remoteness, f artless. aT«ft/. ^TrTT/ ^Tr^T'*. f^^T^w. 
 At a great d. 3f«f^ r5f«r, rti«c«l j5t*r, 5^ fT. 
 At or to a great d. at»f, ^. [m^^l. 
 
 To keep at a d. ie or become cold towards. ?r vfK^ of 
 3 See Intebtal. 4 See Eespect. 5 See Eeseeve. 
 To Distance, v. a. outstrip, leave behind. HPt-Mlif^Hpil ■if+'H 
 
 -Vlrfui-^IRoi', airKuf. 
 Distanced, />. v. V. HPt -il+Arfl, 3<d<<^rfl, &c. 
 Distant, a. remote, far; — of time or space. ^, ^^, 5^^, 
 
 3T?TKfrEfT, friT<T?r, ^<T.— in high degree. Hi^ixislq^ ,5t- 
 
 To be put off to ad. time, rfisqlifr, ?yt5ltift^r-t5tmift'«l t^ 
 
 2 V. Eeseeved. SRToE^pTRm:^, frr=^T^fTTWT^, 3T5TTo5- 
 ^ft^TT lirtiMi. [?''!f<^. 
 
 3 remote in view, slight, faint. ^i^^.^ 3Tr'T,^rT, ftj'f^H, 
 Distaste, n. disrelish, v. Dislike. 3RT^/. f^tft f. aUTS^f 
 
 or 3T«rs^«. e. <T5,^, 3T^/. aTT^ /. 3T«T5T/. aTTfrT/. 
 Distasteful, a. nauseous to the palate. ar^^^TT, 3T?:^T, 3T^- 
 I^T^, a<*r^+, a^R^rf^, •$t<(i<^, |:?^. 
 2 See Unpleasant. 
 
 DlSTASTEFDLNESS, «. V. A. 1. 3)^-5*1 HT/. 3R^T1^^«TT/ &C. 
 
 DiSTEMPEE, «. disease, malady, v. Disoedeb. ^R>Rff». f^- 
 
 frf/. arr^TRm. ^»». 
 
 2 (of cattle) c?T55/. c. '^, f?f? «. r. %, <ii«rti'i». 
 
DIS 249 
 
 iPEKED, a. V. Diseased, Disobsebed. 5?nf^, ^t^- 
 
 DIS 
 
 To DiSTEJTD, r. a. tlreteh out, extend, gicell, v. To Stbetch. 
 
 ^pR'f , 5"i<<<?i, ^re^, f^^oi ^oJr, hiuiut, fiuidun»-?i^?t^- 
 ?T ^m. [dui«j<3i. 
 
 To be distended. fT^TT^iJf intent. Hdl-iui, <iu|ui, ni>irn>|u), 
 To DiSTKSB, r. n. yM, 5^, ^TH^t, Rwlui ^^. 
 DisTESsios, «. T. v. A. — orf. ?nW'tn.-»to/«. fT^TITm. ?Trer«i. 
 r. ^. fTPnw. ». ^. dei-i^MUIlm. d-td-^Hiluiiin. &c. 
 
 D. of belly from flatus. g^TTT or yTRT «. v. ^ tciVA 
 M"t4IH«f, JStTRTm. v. i:R. 
 Distich, n. couplet, ejrprm. "Sth/. 
 2b Distil, r.o. (spirits, &c.). T^^TT^ *I<SU|, ^«TR».-Pittii- 
 
 coTi».-ri«*m«i".-&c. ?Rwr g.ojo. 3n;«i. >m«ui. 
 
 2 See To Dbop. 
 To DwTtt, V. *. fall in drop*, v. To Dbop. dM+u|, fz^^. 
 
 DiSTILLATIOS, DiSTILLISU, n. T. V. A. 1. H'l+^M + l'iJfln. 
 
 »t?t<Nr n. ?ttTPT ». ?T*THY /. ?rf<l^ /. H<qPl*«KOI n. 
 3TrgfH/. arfTT/. 
 Distiller, «. v. V. A. 1. n<j <<>|«uiki, ^■ma, +|i«l,^«n^- 
 ^fTT , ■*»*+!<, »m*K, ti^fv^. [ T «. 
 
 DrsTILLEBY, »l. *-l|rJl-«f| Mft/. ^ Wl. T^TFTTW. »T?I?fyMI'll- 
 
 DiSTn-CT, a. other, v, Diffebeht. Pk|c&|, %»Io5r, ^, fTT5T, 
 
 2 ditjuHct, not conjunct, v. Sepabatk. Pf^lcJl, ^ToET, ^- 
 
 3 p^iii, contpieuout, v. Cleab. ?n^, FT^, s'PP, g^T^. 
 Disti5CT10.'», Di»TDfaciiiHiSo,ii.v. V. 1. — act. H^ "n^n. 
 
 Ac. f^^'^H n. f<l^iHl/. f^*ii«(i n.f»||Miqti/.HIW-<4^^bTn. 
 iTT^V^ »«. 
 
 2— <ir<. ir^ »«. Ac. H^ m. HT5T n. gi^^g^ m. hR"»^^ m. 
 ecRT^d^ m. yiT^m «. — «/<i/<. s^TTfffT/. 
 
 D. of own and other, ( relations, things, Ac.) regard 
 to meum et tuum. HmM< or KTIT MW ♦».'JHIM"<< or ^^ g- 
 fj/-'=J?=T w.-^/.-»rT 11.-A0. 
 
 D. of pcrsoui. 3'^^*H-<<IMI'^ft^M-sJ^I^'«(-&c. ^f^/. 
 -5^/-K^ n-Ao. 
 
 Non-d. of persons. ^TT^TWTTT-'HnPRTWmnT-Ac. f - 
 f^/.*^ n.-iTST ii.-f?<«q «i.-»TTir »i«.-5^/.-5[f%/.-Ac. 
 I. divernly, v. DlFTKBtXCE. »^ m.%^ m. Sni! m. ?TR?T«'T 
 
 I I, holding to he different. ft^nPTW «».^['PTTW m. H^- 
 To treat without d. <^ T.!^-^ f^f^i ^^ MlJw 5^- 
 
 III. notr or mark diitinguiMhinj. fH^ m. 
 
 I V. eminence, tupcriority, jfftTTT ■•. ^?T «. fr?IW?TT/. 
 
 l/i^Ti^cTi^-E, «. /*a/ marl:« difference. *T^^[5^-^^-Ac. 
 
 D. mark. fW^^W! »•• 
 PisnwrttT, mlv. v. A. 8. mv, wt, fJWT"!^, «rn». 
 DiaTi»ci»»«t, m. T. A. 1. f*|<liM»»I m. ^'li*!"!) ». f^^HV «. 
 
 "^^r^i^ n. 
 
 2 Pi^iiwuii »». hNj^'MT m. ni<^lrt«MU|I»». 'TT'il^ ». 3T- 
 
 3 twyni/. SqrprTT/. 
 
 To DiSTisouisu, v.a. note the difference o/,diteem,di»erim- 
 inate. <ik<i«^ ». <TT^-%^-<l«^, H^ «».-f^?h7 m.-'^ «. 
 -^HTf^T^^ n.-&c. TT^-viruiui-iRffT 3Tm^, R^^K n.- 
 f^V-'Cil/.-f^R'T n.-f^HNHl/. ER^ y. 0/ 0. 
 
 2 separate from, make distinct or particular. %^, 5^- 
 ^ m.-H^ n.-3T^^#^ m.-Tf^^ m.-sq^^^ ^^ g. of o. 
 
 3 ( one's self). St^c^ n.-^ft^?^ n.-TTT n.-Tf^ «.- wi^^ l/.- 
 
 DiSTIXGUISIIABLE, a. T. V. 1. f^^-=(^<<, f^ HN>fl<< , ^TloT. 
 
 DiSTi>oii3iiED,;). V. V. 1. ?Krs?^, ai l ^Hrt^ m, f^^Rld , 
 
 2 3Kf%3^, MRR-tf^ , 5?T^f%=j^, ?vp?f, f^f^, f^?rf«ra. 
 
 3 eminent, ^v. ^HNI, *IIHvdM, y(r(|\rl, ?rmtf^, ?I5q'- 
 
 DiSTIXGUISUEB, n. DiSTINOUISHKfQ, ;. a. V. V. 1. r|Kri*M 
 
 II^OIKI-^'IUIKI, Ac. ft%^^, ftra^, R^+I*M, %^^\^, 
 
 2 ir^ *<uiKi, &c. *r^, ai«i-t^q!, <Tft'#^, o?r^^, 
 
 To Distort, v. a. v. To Twist. H<4"f, *ll*h4l-^^-R*d-Ac. 
 
 W^., fT% m. pi. ^. [ ^. 
 
 2 ( a passage, meaning. ) v. To "Wbest. ^^Z^, 3?rfT 
 DiSTOBTED, p. v.V.l. M^i^l Ac. g:oET remiss, ^o&se, f^?i?T, 
 
 To be or become d. f?|<M5i or Rum^Jiif. 
 
 DiSTOBTiON, n. V. V. 1. —act. 5?^ ». ^NrST ^^ n. &c. 
 
 — state. V. COSTOBTIONS. 1h>c*J n. M<'|I<A| w. f^^ «». 
 2b DiSTBACT, V. a. perplex, bewilder, v. To Confound, tr- 
 
 •l<r«|of, fl^+l^iif, qi^4«(ui, a?l(Sidl«l /.-%«^ /.-dK'*(*/.- 
 
 »Tt^/.-d|U||d|ui/.-&c. !J>^ 5'. o/. 0. 
 
 2 greatly disturb, or discompose, v. To Madden. ^IT-ft'- 
 
 jf^^^I fn.-Ac. ^T^T^. ©/"o. 
 
 3 divert from a point, draw from an object, f^T^, VtV- 
 
 DisTBACTED, p. V. V. 1. trnjT^r^^, Mi«)<i, Hjh^i, f«jnd«>, 
 
 3 frnr^sr, Ac. 
 To bo d. ftpj m. «. Tt^-Tt'5?^ y. o/"«. 
 
 DiSTBACTEB, fl. DiBTBACTINO, ;>. (J. V. V. 1. SfT'Rft'IIKT, 1- 
 
 IWlf^TRT, Ac. Vl^f^SI, 3?l«|fl|TJn^, 
 DiHTBACTiON, V. V. \.~act. ymT^^t n, Ac. dimidl"!/. 3^- 
 
 ?TT n. f^vfil*?*! fi.lf^f«T«. 
 
 2 anrf Madness, f^frflrWT m. f^nW^IT wi. f^mft^w. 
 
 g^Wn m. 
 
 To DUT&UN, r. a. leizefor debt. WJfim^ tR'f-^, "Fte «. 
 
DIS 
 
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 DIV 
 
 DiSTEESs, n. affliction, v. Teocble 5:^ n. i^9T m. pi. ^ m. 
 /Z. «rK m. pl.\(\^(\ f.\<mi\H f. fTTT ♦». ^mTT «». ^TOT- 
 f^^/ ^J^T^^^/. ^^5!TT/."|tT^?TT/. &c. 
 
 To be in great d. 3TMi4\«r m. ^, ^ irm m. ^. 
 
 2 miserable stale, v. Wketchedxess. ^TtT m.pl.^j^^^^ 
 m. pi. ^3T^/. 5?!^ /. ^rS^rsm /• pi. ^«lrfil/.'ll«u| 
 
 3 ttrailness of circumstances, v. Povebtt. aii-'Cl/. '^- 
 
 To relieve one's d. 3Ts-M"|* /. ^TS^ y. of 0. 
 
 4 arf of distraining. +«i^ «■ 
 
 5 property seized. +«)vT ». 
 
 To DisTEESs, «. o. V. To Afflict. To Tbouble. fni^, f^- 
 
 Tr<T'T<T/.- &c. ^FT^y. o/o."^TM-&c. ^^. 
 2 reduce to want or tcretchednees. ^\^ m. pl.-^M^'AM 
 m. pl.-^^ /.-^c?|<}rt/.-HK«l* /.-STT^m /.-&c. 'liT'Jt y.o/ 0. 
 a<4^'ift?T-f^4TfiH-^^rr-&c.qT3'r-MWui-3Tn'r'f,344-=|UHiJi. 
 Disthessed, p. V. V. 1. 5:^, 5:%^, ^T'ft, ^F^, ^fft, f«g^, 
 
 2 #5n^, #f5^, PlR^i^K, 5%, vh^^'IcT, 3TN^, ^- 
 
 To be d. STS^^W^. 
 Disteessing, ;j. o. Disteessful, a. t. V. 1. RiuiKl, &c. 
 
 ^•w^, ^^T^, Ipsrr, ^F^?r^,"|TT<im<ft=EfT, 5:^, 5:^- 
 
 2 rlKMofl-MI, 3TS-^uft-m, 9H|iS'n/l-5(l, I^Trft^, ^TONt, 
 ^ 31^^^ I. 
 
 Distbessino, «. V. V. 1.— arf. f^jw^ «, f!)st|u)' «. |^5[iwif n. 
 &c. ^idlMT «. +^+<ui ». 
 
 3 tiiiT|Ui4(ui w. 3T5^<T 'FT'Jf n. &c. 
 
 To DisTEiBCTE, t>. a. deal out, di^ense, v. To Divide. ^- 
 
 ».-*<(iNi2/. ^JT^ y. 0/0. [«T#. 
 
 To d. into classes, orders, Ac. «(«^M*J'^ m. ^Z. ^T^-«lt- 
 
 DlSTBIBUTION, n. T. V. — act. iTRof «. ^r5T ^ «. &c. ft^- 
 
 oft/. TfJ^ «. *(i<ll«(ij/. 
 
 D. into classes, orders, &o. «PTf<T^I^i^ n. 
 
 I.— in logic, j^qif^tf.!/. 
 D18TEIBUTIVE, a. ^i^ ^«iKi, <(l4un +<u|RI. 
 DiSTBiCT, n. circuit of author if y, xf^^ m. H^t*i\ m. 
 
 2 division of country, v. CouNTT. ^tr\ m. H^lrf w. rll^+1 
 
 »». f^?^ m. 
 
 Throughout the districts. *<^lrflPl^N . 
 To DiSTEusT, V. a. le diffident of, v. To Doubt. arf^J^TOw.- 
 
 arsTfTT m. spT^-^^, ^hfJI /.-3TTn^/.-?r?nT OT.-&C. «fT^ 
 
 anrf wiVA in. con. ar^Tof y. 0/ 0. 
 D18TEU8T, n. diffidence, non-reliance, v. Doubt. aif^Nl^ m. 
 
 D18TBU8TED,;). V. V. ?tf%fT, 3TT5!T^^, arf^s^f^TT. 
 P18X8USXFUI., a. T. SC3PICIOU8. 3<f^'MI'^ or ^ or ^, ^- 
 
 2 ( of self ) See Diffidext. 
 To Distdkb, «. a. stir, move, displace. 6|r!<)ul, ^|ot«(uij g^5t- 
 ^, F<TrT^?T »».-?»T?ra?n' »».-?*(rfM< «. ^Tiity. ofo. 
 
 2 disquiet, !(c. v. To Aqitate, To Discompose. r?oi^, 
 »T^''f, <^^o!i5f, 'los^K-ui, 3T'PJF<T-fJ»'<T-«'nT-&c. ^j^. 
 
 3 impede, t. To Hinder. To Inteeeupt. ^<+H /.-^ ». 
 
 Distuebance, Distuebing, n. v. V. \.—act. ^W«(ui n. J«r- 
 arot n. &c. ^'iTH^^ m. r<T?5ff?T m. 
 
 2 ani DiscOMPOsuBE. — act. iToEot n. i|<^4u( n. &c. — state. 
 
 3 See HiNDEEANCE, Inteebuptio.v. 
 
 I. commotion, combustion,x. Tumult, qt^/. ^\^A^{\f' 
 g[o5 n. 3[iTT ff». 
 Disunion, Disuniting, n. v. V. A. — act. ^m^F fiT^f n. ^- 
 <jf n. H^ f». %^ n. ^^fNiTW n. — state. fH^fl'l m. ^ m. 
 
 f^s«T fft. f^^Thdi/ f^^^rrr/. f^*ni>?TT/. 
 
 I. fig. of families, <fcc. fspTS "••'J^/- "^Z- ^ "*• Vl^T'^^ 
 
 ^ «». frrHT^ «»• 
 To Disunite, ». a. v. To Sepaeate. ^'Ioi|-f*rvr-f^<l«AI-&c. 
 
 ^m., ^^ot, ^*T »». rftl'ili-m^ y. 0/ 0. J^^ m.-f^fftn m.' 
 
 f^^ «t.-&c. ^Rof y. of 0. 
 To Disunite, v. n. %notT-&c. ^, fNt^ f».-&c. ^ y. 0/ *. 
 DisusAGE, Disuse, n. neglect of vse. "JR^cETJt n. y|«Ndl m. 
 
 «r^ m. cTW ( esp. in cornp. as aiMKrflM, *iM'^N»lH, ^- 
 frt?^, yMrfl7, &c. ), 31HM<U| n. 
 
 That has not fallen into d. 3Vfl»TfT. 
 
 To fall iuto d. Tit T^, ^TT^t <T5^, Sojut. 
 2b Disuse, ». a. «<f^c)|4 /.-TR<TT w.-STotor «.-3T«TRf »n.-<!tc. 
 
 ^ti^-HTsot y. q/'o. 3T5T«rr'ErOT.-^o*('M^i<»».-&c.!jn:%.<'/o. 
 Disused,/), v. V. and Obsolete, ti^frfr ^^^rfl, &c. '^^^^- 
 
 Ditch, n. <re>k-A, ^v. =^ »n. ?^r^ m. ^n^ n. 
 
 2 ffwa^. ^^^ »». w:\f. =qT w. </i»». ^/. mR<MI/. 
 Ditto. ?T^, h^. 
 Djttt. See Song. 
 Diueetic, n.a. medicine to provoke urine. ^^(^T^m.V[f^v\^(^ 
 
 n. rft41'tl'^N m. ^f^M-^MM m. f^q^ w. ^f^q^Tl^R ». 
 Diueetic, a. v. N. h;»isi«i-mi, ^^f^, ?^^nJ, H^RTT^, HW\-m>. 
 DiUBNAL, a. quotidian, v. Dailt. f^^HT^T, ^t^Jf^T. 
 
 2 belonging to the day. f4<(tll-=JI,"^Pt<t>,"^T, ^^7<TT. 
 D. motion ( of the earth )" ^HT4H'irr l/. 
 Divan, n. council-chamber. ^M\v\ m. r^«)|U|<-4Hi w. 
 To Ditabicate, v. n. fork, part into tioo. ^7^, J'Pm m.-J- 
 
 *rPT m.-&c. ^ g. of s. 
 To Divaricate, v. a. divide into two. ITFlof, JTFT wi.-5<PT5 
 
 /.-|'Pr5/.-<&c. spTut 5'. 0/ o. 
 Divaeication, n. v.V.N.^^wt n.5<Ffer »>. 5«ncE$ or jili+rj, 
 To Dive, v. n. 5^/.-|q^/-^rt^^ /.-^^^/tk^. 
 
 2 yo rff^_p "»'<' * subject. "nWT-'T^t"T-&c. ^. 
 
DIV 
 
 251 
 
 DIV 
 
 w^f- 
 
 DivEB, n. T. V. 1. "Tm^fiTT, fft-&c. HKUIHI. 
 
 I. — the bird. H|U|^^| w. 
 To DirEHGE, V. n. ejctend or tpread in different direetiont 
 
 from the tame point. 5^, M«<uf, *i*Oi, S^i^uf. 
 Dl^-£B0E5CE, n. T. V. <|>i+ui n. *i+i\ /. 
 DiTKSOENT, a. ▼. V. S>i*uil<l, J-IUIKI, >fN^, ^4M<I^H«. 
 
 SiTZBs, a. T, Vabiocs. strt, W^, 3t%^, yn^+w+ivm. 
 
 DiTEM, DivEBSE. See Ditferest. 
 
 DiVEBSELT, (Kfr. in rariout wayt, v. Vabiouslt. HMImO, 
 
 TTT'rtt, fH*JM*l<i»i1, 3R^ V+Ki-fi. 
 To DivEBairx, r. o.v. To Vabt. MW.Oi, qj^^ ni.-%T m.-%T- 
 
 qrR f>i.-il^ »i.-sj*UIH<. n.-^Mf<<M< n.-«7Tir^»n.-«7lt?n:»».- 
 
 4.C. ^T'f^'. q/"o. 
 
 DlVERBIOS, DlTEBTlKO, fl. T. V. l.—OCt. f<)i<<|Ui «. ^cC^ufn. 
 
 2—<ict. <H<(u( «. <^(*)ui «. t^PT «. 
 
 I, o^Vrt or raiMf of d.\. Plat. qF(T/. *<»1»l*/. ftiyo&| 
 m. ^tg^n. 
 
 II. ( in war ) |^rf^l<:t<iH-*Jr«'«4IM t^T-Ac. TT^ 3fr 5^- 
 
 t^ ar^t aftr ^o^. 
 
 DiTEBSiTT, n. di$timilitude,r. Diffebesce. (^<|«iHU||M.&c 
 
 f^T^RT/. 3TH*RT/. aniFT n.^viirM n. 
 
 2 See Vabiitt. 
 To DlvEBT, VM. turn off. f%^^, <)<i<4ui, ^r^ i»i.-<^ «.-^ 
 
 m. f^T^-^loMlui ^. 0/ 0. ^Ti/.-^rJET n. ^, Tft^r^ n. 
 
 ^^ y. <>/"o. Hl'lrm'l m. *<r^«i. 
 
 2 M/^rfaiii, T. To Akl'sb. fTf^rif, tsT^m, f^tjoET «».- 
 
 DlTzniRe, a. entertaining, t. Auvsiiro. »m<=ft', 'mrfl-MI, 
 2b DiTXST, ». m. denude, t. To Stbip. ^f% n. pi. «PTli^, jtT- 
 
 2 T. To DEniTK. Vl«5T-pKI«l-^-Tf|fT-&c. ^^, 
 
 To DiTlDE, VM. part, cut. »T^, 9^, ^n#, JHI'Iuf, JTtT^^, 
 
 Mi'lfli, f^**!'!*?!, f^t^ m.-NpfS^ m.-Ac. ^T^t ^. 0/ o. 
 
 2 *««•, tunder, t. To Set abate. »T^ m.-%^ n. «p^ y. 
 ©/■<>. %»RET-fsmoET-f»TW-lT'^-&C. 1>Tut-%^. 
 
 3 </«/ w/, dole, partition, dittrihute, dispense, thare. ^\- 
 K^, mU.'i ^-^j PlMI'lSi, ftMl'jH ^-')^, <Huf^Htv>1«f, 
 W\k<^/.-W\7^ •i.-Ac. *^ y. 0/ 0. fft M. pl.-^m. pl.-Su:. 
 ^^j.ofo. [jxfij.o/o. 
 4 — in uitbmetic. *TTn^, TPI «. bif , Ht^rat, TTSPT ». *- 
 
 2b DnriSE, v. n. See To Past. 
 
 DiTXDBD, j». T. V. A. 1. iT^%3T, %^;3J5T-Ac »f^, fev, 
 
 2 ^»nBT-Ac. %JWT, flM«. 
 
 8 irfT^ fi'^'^-'^'i'i'^i, f^MI'lf^, Ac. f^TlftJT, f^'fV, 
 
 •nT/jn, >ir?M. 
 
 SniDKjrD, n. there of a diridad tlimf, r. ShaH. ff^ M.*n>l 
 2— ia uitbaaetic. »n^ n. »n»»rt* m. 
 
 DiTIDEB, fl. V. V. A. 1. H^UIK I, t^OTRT Ac. ^?[^, d<fF, f^- 
 
 2 *r^ ^onrr, WnoEr-Ac. *<uir<i, Ac 
 
 3 «4lduIKI, ^\Z^ ^umi-v)uiKI, Ac. 3T?mFT, 
 
 Divination, n. v. V. irw-?lfVT-5f«FT-Ac. qr^ ». or m^uiii- 
 
 D. by figures, Ac. ^^T3 «, 
 DivESE, a. pertaining Sfc. to God. f'Tft, f*<({)<4, ^iMfMI, \- 
 
 f^, •ni'iui, Jft^Wft, i'^ ( in comp. > 
 D. favor. *J'Hrt»>*Jl/. ^»«H*M[/. 
 D. power. »{'HrHTll/. f "qT^mr/. 
 D. will. »i'Hr^-=-?*r/ ^»«l^tdl /. 
 DrviNE, n. — Christian. f^refY fcI»?fM^^l+, "TT^. 
 — Hindu, vim*^!, 3TT^r^, HS. 
 2 theologian. ^^fTTTm-'TTTT^f fIRtn-Ac. ll<Ou|. 
 — Hindu, ^f^, JT^JfTpft, ^fTT^TfrnT. 
 To DivnfE, V. a. predict, prognosticate. ST^fm.-^T^w.-st^ 
 
 2 See To Guess. 
 DiTiifELT, adv. by the agency, S(c. of Ood. ^>N<|+^«1, ^<)l<f>^ 
 
 sr, f s^ in comp. as f^Owfi^^ d. instructed. ^»<«sjRd 
 
 d. prompted, Ac. 
 
 2 See Excellently. 
 DiTiNEK, n. v. V. 1. 1T^ m^uiK[-1T^ WMKT,"^^, TT^- 
 
 DiTisiTT, n. rfeiVy, godhead. ^<IM"1I«. ^^fTT/. ^^W «■ t"^^^ 
 n. f?IrIT/. f^lWn. 
 
 2 theology. ^^^TTTn. TT^nVfTR*. «1^?1I1 ». %^ «. ?n^- 
 fTTT n. a(t*<|rM^H «. 3<'-<<ltH1!ll^ «. 
 
 3 a d. T. God. ^w. ^^rfT/. [ ^S'^m. 
 Divisible, a. v. V. A. 1. 5r^r<TT «ftnT-Ac. ^, ^T^'fW, d<I, 
 
 2 %^ *<|t|I 3Tt»IT-Ac. ^siWI^. 
 
 8 o l am i 3ft^-Ac. »irHT, »n»q-, at^^r, a^?pft^. 
 
 Division, Dividing, n. v.V.A. 1. — act. h^ «. 3^n. Ac. 
 
 2 ir^ ^rnif «. H^ wi. Jr^ n. ^viBTtnn. 
 
 3 ^t'l't n. ^t7^ ^ ».-q^/». nTMI»|ui »». Ac. •dcO/. ^rfj^ 
 
 ff. 3^1|R)». 
 
 4 Ml'iu^ n. MMH». TIW <». fTT*. 
 
 I. See DiSAOBZEUENT, DiRCBIOH. 
 
 IL — in arithmetic;— the rule. »»I«II*K tn. Some of the 
 modes are %IIM<| MI'II*K,"JRT H1'II*K. 
 
 III. a d. place divided off, a partition. w\ m. ^fRT «. 
 fffm m.^Kn.9l «. ». f% *»• «• ^'fT or ^WTT m. 31>»oft or 
 
 IV. dividing body, r. PABimON, 11^ m. «Il^/ ^- 
 
 V. portion, part, T. Sbabe. ^TRw. »TT»! «. Sf^iii. H^- 
 
 VI. or<fcr, clots, ft m. ^tfif. ^ «. 
 
 VIL ( M in a b«g, Ac. ) ^ «. ^P^m. f^fTT m. 
 
DO 
 
 2B2 
 
 DOE 
 
 VIII. ( of a book ) section, hook^ chapter. ^ ». ;(IT^/. 
 ^ n. sr^Jv^w- ^*T m. ^vrPTPT «i. ^^^ m. 
 
 IX. ( of an army ) ^nTTTT »». ^imi«l/. 
 DivisoE, «. — ia arithmetic. HT^TF, ^, ^, ^IT^, 3^. 
 
 DiVOBCE, DiVOBCEMKXT, «. 5^?^TRT^PFN^ W^^W- f- f^^l^' 
 
 Writing, biil,&c. of d. fllspM^/. HlS^jTrT «. tl-iM-aJ «. 
 2*0 DiTOBCE, ». a. ^RT^^tT OT.-^TfJr^rtf? W.-&C. <T[3^, ^- 
 
 2 See To Sepabate. 
 To Divulge, &c. See To Publish, To Blab, «S;c 
 To DizEN. See To Deck. 
 To DizzEN, To Dizzy, v, a. malce giddy. ^/.-*ft'^/.-*fN'- 
 
 55 /.-&c. yi|U|u|. 
 Dizziness, n. v. A.l. ^ /.-MYsTl/. 'TTl/. ^fr^ns/. (^Ndot 
 
 /. Pl<*jn/. «HMof1/. 5rfvT/. 
 DizzT, a. giddy. ^^-&c. 3<lc^rf|. 
 
 To be or get d. 'ft^Rf aw. coft.st^ m.pl.-^^^ «.f^5T^. 
 
 2 coming giddiness, ^(tt sn^nTHT, 'fttf? aTTTJTRT, &c. 
 
 3 giddy. See Tuooohtless. 
 2b Do, V. a. perform, act. sRot. 
 
 To be done, jftt, ^c. to he done. IJT'rft'T, ^Ff^, qrrr. 
 To do carefully, cautiously, mindfully. vrjH-^PTT®^- 
 &c. ^K^. [%^ ^^. 
 
 To do carelessly, indifferently, &c. %?! %3f ^ %^ ^T- 
 To do dashingly, grandly, gloriously. HM^, •Jii^R'jf. 
 To do easily, readily, simply. a^JTFTT^-^f^-^IHfTf 
 
 '^«5rrt-3nrrt vrrmt-sfterrt ^tt5?rt-&c. w^. 
 
 To do over again. >Jrfiul(, aTTffrT/. ^^^ j. ofo. 
 To do roughly, rudely, coarsely. 5ff^, ^^Hvij', ■■H<S<'i. 
 To do smartly, energetically, overpoweringly. H^<i4iK- 
 ^,^'RVt, l'?TCTt, 5Rre^, <.^IS"1, ■HHIdUJ, •^IH'iui, 
 
 To do with effort or toil. y<l<?liiiei< -Jtlrjuj, gtir 'JT^t 
 
 2 transact, execute, v. To Manage, q;^, ^T?Wr5r, 3TP=r- 
 ^, PHJd'^ »». ^T't g. ofo. 
 
 To have to do with. »Tts/-q^ m. STO^ in. eon. 
 8 achieve, ^-c. v. To Accomplish. ^itSt, ^'mt^uj, «n- 
 
 4 execute Sf Iring to a conclusion, v. To Accomplish. 
 ^5T^, 3<+.uf, 3T^ or gr^ m. 3T^ g. of o. ^Hdl*)- 
 &c. %ur. 
 
 5 away ; v. To Eemove. fH^^hlrl/. "F^ ^. o/ o. 
 
 6 with ; «*c, v. To Employ. ^FnTm-TM^lir?! ri l ^uj . 
 
 Do in the imperative as an emphatic word is 
 represented by ^, as qrf '^ri^ do make haste. 
 To Do, v. n. act commonly, v. To Behave. arr^Rwr, ^TTrS't, 
 
 2 Jc «cj<A respect to health, Sfe.fare. yi*1U| ( as Hs^ q»- 
 % 3TT^t How do you do ? ). ^JtIMM n.-sr?>f?l/.-&c. 3T- 
 «ot ( as gn^ t^TiHH spt ^rq' an^ ? &c. ). 
 
 3 succeed, serve, v. To Answee. qra^t, 3^'ft'if TS^, ^- 
 
 We -&c. can do without it-Ac. WINI^H ^T3«tT ^Hlff , 
 
 Wc-&c. cant do without it-&c. ??TKt^ 'lldHI^-^- 
 
 DociBLE, Docile, a. teachable, tractalle, ductile, v. Obeiii- 
 ENT. ^fn^-^, gf?T?TtJft^, gSflT^, f m^pft^, g?rfJIT^-f?T- 
 
 fire, g^*T, nft^T, yirfw, +^id ^T^"nTT-<i^i*<Mi'ii. 
 
 DOCILITT, «. V. A. ffn^nr/. g5[tR^T?TT/. ir^tqHrn.&c.f^- 
 
 ^?Tr/. TfTifl'/ ■Hlf^-'HHUII OT. 
 Dock, n. ( for ships ). it^/. "iK^/- 
 
 2 tail-stump. Sft^TJ^w. J^SJ^sJ n. BSJ-^Mrf «. 
 
 3 place ichere a criminal stands in court. «i?t?ff«T%^ !J^ 
 
 Dock, «. rumex vesicarius. rflf^+iy. 
 
 To Dock, p. o. c«< ojf <Ae /a»7. c5t5T-«5S-&c. ^T^, qJT^, 5^- 
 
 Ot, t5?5^5f-&C. ^^. 
 
 2 ( an account ) (HwiJf, ^Jft^PT^- 
 Docked,;?, v. V. 1. — tail, &c. at5T %^«5T, ^I l^op. r?fST, 
 
 ^5T. — the animal. ?5i;^x.^, f^^TJ^sf, 
 Docket, n. bill tied to goods. ^^F^/. «fl>H+ n. 
 
 2 abstract statement. "tImKI or qtaqj^^OT. 
 
 DocK-TAKD, «.»ir^ /. 'it'^/. 
 
 DocTOB, «. learned man. TTI^m. STT^T^m. 'iflrTw. To this 
 word, as prefixed to the names of learned men, agree, 
 aiNl4, VT^, as q^xed ; as im^lNI^, nnitT?:?!!?^. 
 2 V. Phtsician. ^?J m. r^r+r^^w. 
 
 A fig for the d. when cured. TT^ ?Rt%?I H^. 
 
 2b DocTOB, p. a. v. To Phtsic. ^«r«r «. ^, ^W^T^ITTw. 
 
 DOCTBINAL, a. containing or relating to doctrine, fit^^, 
 
 Miir<iHI<\4>. 
 DoOTBiNE, n.fr^TT/. »mn. H«T?IcT«. ^'^^m. 
 Traditional d. ^^I^TTw. 
 
 2 See Knowledge. 
 Document, n.-in l&w,a written evidence. H3 or ?rft/. ^T^fHT 
 
 »«. ^TtR^T^n. — compreh. or gener. <^W^«i •*!»». ^m. fe^T- 
 
 <T3T»». ^^TT^m. ^^Pf^fn. H^WTmn. rfiH'iW/ or f^^TTJWw. 
 D. of doubtful meaning or authority. ^f^'y'pHoiln, 
 Forged d. ^q^rS^tTw. f^^^sTw. 
 Documental, Documextaby, a. v. N. ^«HH|UINI, %W^, 
 
 ^<<-^iJH|u|'H*l"«ft-r«<«l<<*-<S;c. 
 DoDDEE, «. 3TT^5T^t|t/. iwp. y<l*l?Hri /, 
 Dodecagon, n. gr^^n^n. [^tj+iJi. 
 
 To Dodge, «. «. shift place by a sudden start. ^^PFT?!^, 
 
 2 play fast ^' loose. Vfxmtf. W:^. 
 To Dodge, v. a. evade by a sudden shift of place. ^%^ ?l^H- 
 
 3TW ^qr^TT-Ac. ^^n^. 
 Dodge, n. v. Tbick, >pr/. V.«|ui/. 
 Doe, «. ^ift /wp. ^T'jft or ^^ f. Hjft/ 
 Doeb, «. Doing, ^. a. v. V. A. 1. •R'TTTT, ^rT?, ^Pft (in eomp. 
 
 and in the wide sense of worker, laborer, dealer or 
 
DOL 
 
 353 
 
 DOM 
 
 occupant in, as *«i'ai*0,»11<*0,flH*^, ♦iis*{l, *IM4<I>0, 
 fiW^, r?^, "it^), ^, ^, ^r^, (these three in 
 conip.M<fojii^yoorf, ^T. f^rl^T, yui*l^,rfo»nyor making 
 light, ease, Sfe. V*H\«J)<, ^^^, and 3im^«m, 'Pr^THT'FT, 
 
 +,**iO, Rti+iO, «(m+k*!, ?4<<+iO, f[g<M/\, snifd^K*, 
 
 ^fv+K*, <I*I*K4>, ^ii«»)«M<."fi, H'm4>K*),^Tt^(in comp. as 
 ^-•/uHWI, i^^lrfl), ^rT(in comp. as 3TTF<T^T^ Ac). 
 To Doff, r. a. put off. *l««i, 4<\K^. 
 
 Doo, n. ^f^m. (rrw. ft/ 'fnO'^T^"* ♦'(5'ft/.)^^'»- ( fj^ 
 /. atut pop. ^^m. «.)»^w. JTrnfifr^in. Some sounds ut- 
 tered in calling a d. are ♦^^, ^. 
 
 Every d. has his day. ^K fe^ ?rr€|^ ^TR ^^ g%% 
 Give a d. a bad name and hang it. <^^ qjH^pr^ ?n'T 
 (or ^ STTH or q^TH) <???r, ^^«m ^TTT^. 
 Like d. and cat, — agreeing, .fee. ^cET 3 TT f ui 'ThfoET, 
 To go to the dogs. 5<#T ^n^, m^hIh vn^_ 
 To Doo, f>. a./oiloto closely., indefafigally, ^'e. W(zf- '^-^- 
 ^vifg. ofo. 'n^'^Flw. ^TW, 5Hir<4i<<< aWW, MI^'I'H rfl'iui, 
 j^ Hi-fi <1 rtl«I«l y. q/" 0. 
 Doo- CHEAP, a. HlrO'-^^l MlriNI, 4-<ISl"^*<l *1WNI. 
 
 Doo-DAT, n. vrMir<^M*(h 5»r* di-*jMi d^^Jiw ^ jj^rar 
 
 Doo-l.ATi>-, n. gibberish. f<i?lI-<(Hni/. ilfH^flMlll/. 
 Doo-LOCSB, n. ^fttflSin./. im. »tH^ or "trl^lft/. 
 Doo-sosE, n. IH^rflflw. 
 Doo-si,EEP, (». tcakefvl sleep. ^r\-M\^ CW/. vHI'JdPl^l/. 
 
 HMfH^l/- ♦<I^Mtf|<</. 
 Doo-STAR, «. ^T^m. -^4y*H|<|m. 
 
 DOO-TOOTH, n. gSTTwi. ♦Joil'SMw. 
 
 Doo-THOT, n. ^fM-^Hf. 
 
 DoooKD, m. T. SuLLEJ. ^^^T, f^, ^•^<H<HH1H I, ^orr. 
 
 DoooXDLT, adv. with obstinate resolution. ^^ffT, ^^HH4H, 
 
 DoooEoiTEM, n. V, A, jAMUIIm. «^M<"4UIlm. J-M<*<)MI*I»». 
 
 DOOOXBZL, n. pnft^pftPTT/ 3T^»T'PT««l». 
 
 SOOOOH, a. tnappish,ehurlish, t. Cboss. 5?TIT, f?tIW,^q>lT. 
 
 BofMiucmK, «. T. A. 5?rVmT «. f<^<^.Mm i m. &c. 
 
 DOOXA, n. principle, tenet. JKf^^t^n. MrUHn. K^TTT^n. 
 Dogmatic, Doomatical, o. positive and ocerbcaring in opi- 
 nion. ^mf^^T'f\., ^n^J^, ^-m^, ^him^. 
 Pooif ATuu, n. H^rPmR ••. mwi^. imm^n. |[Tfi^«». 
 
 DOOVATItT, N. See DOOMATIC. 
 
 lb Dogmatize, r. n. ■J<f*fMMl^-Ac. iTT n. ^Tt^l^-Wf. 
 
 Dono, ». T. V-\. 1. — aW. W^ n. *Jof|/. ^fjr/. «RTJT >i.(in 
 
 comp. a« making separate, fitfJ^rvt, and f^M*^*'"!, "Tf»- 
 
 t(\»«wi, fl^*«,wi, •M'^Wf I, WlflVfl ), ^Wii. f.flMJ«. 
 
 At one d. o/ one handling, in one act. ^n(\ or "k, ^. 
 
 Doinjfii; aW*, trasuactiont, T. Deeps. ^?^ ii.yi. *rf^«. 
 
 The doings of the LORD. r*fft ^T^/ <PIW *T«ft/. 
 Doix, To Dole. 8oo Shais, To Disteibcte. 
 DoLErrt, DoLUOMB. m. torrovful, r. Sao. — penoni. fTCT, 
 
 D. countenance. ^tfftgT<T/. T5% ^ n. rs¥t 5?T/. 
 2— tidings, &c. v. Dolobific. ?ft^FT^, ?it^R^, ?ft^. 
 
 3 dismal. See Dbeart. 
 
 DOIEFULXESS, DOLESOMESESS, H. V. A. 1. Tl^TTT »». 'i^^- 
 
 OTT m. &c. grRH^ ?ff5 ». <4«irtlS «. Ts^^rfs ». 
 Don, «. puppet. JHoft/. ijd«|Nc^ / snp^/. jl^HFT/. 
 DoLLAB, n. ^SR^nfrfte ^ ^PR+IWilrTlS %^ TTot afTT^ ^- 
 
 DotoB. See Gbief, Pais. 
 
 Dolobific, a. v. Afflictive, f :^fr^, ^l+I*J^", W^CTRT, ^- 
 
 DoLOBors. See Dolefcl. 
 DOLPHKT, «. fid^HTT m. 
 
 Dolt, n. blockhead., ^c. v. Fool. »?^ e. ^»ra <?. ^VST e. ;n^- 
 TT m. ( Jtforft/. ) f^ m. ( JJft/). ^^ ». 'i<(t5^ «. 
 
 Doltish. See Stdpid. 
 
 Domain, «. dominion, possession, estate. TJ^ n. 3lftT<|JT- 
 
 Dome, «. cupola, ^f^ m. dim. ^ffZtf. m\h^ m."^ m. ^55- 
 
 DOMESTIC, n. V. SeEVAITT. M<irf«l-^rC^-&C. xfT^ OT.-t(|<ft<l- 
 
 I «'l/.-*m+'ft»n.-*IH*(l"l/. y<«j;i'=MI or N<*l*-<<r ^TFR »«. 
 
 Domestic, a. belonging to the house, qr^, «Rt?JSfT, J^, J^- 
 #qtft, ^ in comp. 
 
 D. duties, 'l^^^ «• '|^*fM n. «^^<t>i4 «. 
 
 D. squabbling. *l^*rf^ ot. "J^*^ m.^\^f. 
 2 »io« triW. ^mtW, ilf^i ^ in comp. ITTT in comp, q- 
 
 8 produced or made at home. ^T^, M^Ifirti, *4^Mf{l,mi'*. 
 
 4 belonging to one's oicn country, not foreign. grt*t or ^, 
 
 C /oni o/ Aowr. ^T^IHT, m ^YfjT vf|T =7 ^1«II<I, ^ «T- 
 
 *i"*ii« ^ HHuiifT, n^RHP, y^rfM-t:, n^^ff. 
 2b Domesticate, p. o. fam«, accustom to the house, ^r ?i^- 
 
 Domesticated, p. v. V. Hiui^oi^^^r, &c. hk^m, ^T ^- 
 
 DoMiciLX. See Besidence. 
 
 DOMI5AST. See Pbxsomisavt. 
 
 To DoMWATE. Sec To Euls. 
 
 DOMI5ATI0K. See DoMnrios. 
 
 To DoMTOOa, r. n. lord it haughtily. WX^ afTK5=5 «.-3T3Tf5 
 
 ^, STTTT^t/. liT^, Tfft n. «ii«"i, ^m'^ ?p»T m. /rf. ^- 
 
 t!^, ?rfr/. "FTot, n'n't ?wt/. q>^. 
 
 D0MT5EEBi!«n, a. disposed to bully, S(c, v. Otebbeabiso. J- 
 JTT pop. T57, ^^l^iMUIRF, 3TTO5T ^ fHi'luiKI, ^'^^ 
 
 Dominical, a. ij*j^i n\MW-*-^uiui atlf^t^K-^lflftuiKI. 
 Dojusiojr, «. T. Bulk, kx^ n. amfWT n, \'H^ n. am?? w. 
 
^ BOO 
 
 2 V. KiKGDOM, CODNTET. J^v^ ». ^ n. ^ OT. 3Tf^^- 
 
 ffb Don, v. a. put on. Ulrfut, STfTr^ ^. 
 DOSATION, ». acf of giving. ^ «. ^ n. [ ^ft^ «. 
 
 2 <Ajny given, grant, v. Gift. ^ n. ^ m. ^iipft /• 1- 
 BoNATivE, See Gift. 
 Done, p. v. V. 1. irf^r, W^. 
 
 To have done with, ceaie to have concern with, tcith- 
 drawfrom. ^^ n. ^T3^, ^it^ H q^, ^t^ TT^ft «. ^- 
 af y. o/ 0, with all. 
 DoNKET. See Ass. 
 
 BoNOB, «. V. GivEB. ^uiKI, ^mr, <^H+Tlf. 
 Don't. ^(?RJT;)Z.) t^. 
 Doodle, «. simpleton. *ri<*iii4 »». 
 
 DoOLT, «. litter for sick persons. sh^/.^teT»». rf»i». ^Ic^/. 
 Dooly -beabee, n. islrfl^llril, ^3<P<,, ^, 
 To Doom, e. a. v. To Condemn, To Sentence. fil?lT/.-^tnT- 
 ?r «.-&c. tif'iui, f?i^rErr-&c. ^^ «».-^ 1511 /-Ac. -wl'iJi- 
 ^, f?T?^ ^rmSi, ^;fra %tt^-^. 
 2 See To Destine. 
 Doom, Doomino, ». v. V. l.—act. f^^ ^il^ n. f^t^ ?rt- 
 »r^ n. i^iHI'H ♦^Mi)| «. &c. 
 I. sentence. f5[t?T^-&c. ^^ »».-a(TT|IT/. 
 DOOMSDAT, n. vpir^^TT 'iiNNl f^«(+l m. 
 DooE, «. ^ n. <^<<<l^l TO. |[R «. sp^TS «• ^S'TR «. W^^TC m. 
 At, in, to, Ac. every d. ^ifl^, qff^. [^«. 
 
 Back d. M<+1"4K or q^:?f5fR «. HFfte^n. — of a jakes. 
 From d. to d. <^lil<^|<, qfrar. [ ^ «. 
 
 Front d. 55c5T<^^«(MI w.T^njTT «.^!(i^ ^<^MlOT.4<i|(3- 
 In doors. ^, arffT. 
 
 Leaf or fold of a d. m^f. r^V f.n.^jxvjm f. wmn. 
 Open d.freeness of access, S^c. g^BgTT «. 
 Out of doors. V<NI^<', <^K|yi^<, «ff^. 
 Secret or private d. x}l<i^|< ». ^TT^^^TT^ «, 
 Shelf or plank over a d. <^|<?n* ». 
 Shutting up of doors. ^TTFoEtnTT /.;>/. or <^K*o&ort/. 
 Tenon-slip across a d. HFIRT or^ m. ^f^jsf[f. 
 To dance attendance from d. to d. c4T*l-4) ^or^ 
 «. pi. 531^, g^K"i^i/. =I>T^. 
 
 To lay at the d. of. n?ff or »io5t irftrSr g. ofo. »mit or 
 
 To shew the d. ( JH^'THf ) ^ n. <^|^«)<Jf. 
 
 DOOB-CA8E, DOOB-FBAME, «. ^\^fZf. 
 
 Cross-piece of a d. — under or upper. 3'«FT m. vjj|^r 
 »i. ji«i| »j. <^K*(<1I m. — under. «irt-«)i g^TT m. — upper. 
 ^X^ ^'SRT m. ^TToElft/. *1«+Hfl/. 
 
 Jamb of a d. <^K*'H/. 
 
 Ornamental slip of wood over a door or window 
 frame, ^i^^ttf. ^^ ^f[f. [ ^ti^Hlrtl. 
 
 DOOB-KEEPEB, «. <^i(M*0, ^KWI3, ^^tR, ^rft, ^RW, 
 
 DooB-posT, 71. aiT^/. <\K+*) /. §3^ m. ^TTOH w. 
 
 Tenon of a d. <^K^^ n. ^^ n. [^ n. 
 
 Doos-wAT, «. ^ n. ^<HI>^I m. '^Kd'T n./. 3[rW3T or «RT w. 
 
 254 DOU 
 
 DOBMANT, a. not in action. fJ^Sgrr, ^ 5t3«5T, f^I^??, 3T- 
 
 DOEMITOBT, n. sleeping room. \\'Am n. ;|T«THTc5^ n. ;[T«PTT- 
 DOBSAL, a. pertaining to the hack. TT^Nt, MI<m, ?^, ?^- 
 
 Dose, «. Ht<TT^/. T^iiT/. HT^/. 3?i«|t<Mr<H|UI n. 
 2b Dose. See To Phtsic. [n. ^jf^T «. 
 
 Dot, n. "Js^ n. f%5 m. dim. f^^P^J^/. fk%^ n. fk^ n. f^A 
 To Dot, v. a. "JpT «-^IfT «.-&c. ^-JTrS^Jt-Ac. 
 Dotage, n. imbecility of mind from old age. *^TrTR^55 m.^S 
 n. mt\f. 'Hlift^r^/ f^ «. sttS «. d^ n. 
 To be getting into one's d. Wldoiiif. 
 Dotal, a. of or belonging to a dower. fft^TT^^^-^T^T^, 
 
 DOTAKD, n. person in dotage. *-\\A\iMvJ\\y ^re»TT, +11*^1^^- 
 
 To Dote, c. n. ( through age, &c. ). snaar, gcER^r, r«(*o&ut, 
 
 '■^MK^^ m. pl.-^\r\\K^^\ f. ^Rwf , '■^MK-Ma ♦»• ai1<5i 
 
 in. con. 
 
 2 Je i« /ore <o extremity. ^5^, 5^ viM, ^ ^|uf, rT'JT- 
 
 ^-?nft^-»?lf^-3l?m^TP-&c. ^, 
 Do-rEB, «. Doting, p. a. v. V. 1. and Dotaed. ^c&Wc4ai,&c. 
 
 2 H<^ ^r^rfl, f^rm, m-MI'HTb, <l'H<< yiArfl, Ac. 
 DOTINOLT, oJo. iy excessive fondness. Jrf^, %1T ^^^,3Tfi(T- 
 
 «*n^, &c. 
 
 Dotted, a. diversified with small detached objects. H«nT*% 
 
 f^ MH|ff| "T^rif HUtWI. [ iJ/. 
 
 Dodbgbass, n. bent grass; cynodon daetylon. ^V^f. ^^• 
 
 Double, a. composed of two. viliPuft, ^^t?^, 'JoET, ^ (ia 
 
 comp. as viili^ofl a double barrel. ) 
 
 D.-fruit. mTi ifid n. *t>'i\^ ^T^ n. or vira n. 
 D. thing-gener. vj^ n. vjS «. 
 
 2 <wj<?e <M much. ^JZ or gcir?, ^OTT, 5^, Pg^'j"!. 
 D. work or trouble. fof^PTH «• jl^ ^m. 
 
 3 two in number, twofold., Sfc. |^, J^ft, f^f^T, g^VkHfi, 
 f^M+l<+, l^f^, I in comp. 
 4— a letter. ( ex. tg, "T, ^ ) f^. 
 
 5 folded, V. Doubled. 5|<t, 5|rr, ff|^, 55^11, p^ft. 
 
 6 See Deceitful. 
 Double, n. 5^ or |tq7/. |^/ 5"^/. 
 
 2 V. Fold, qft /. T^ m. 
 
 8 <^»n^ doubled over. 5IT »»• 5? «. |?T ♦». 
 
 4 «r(/'M/ <«r«, V. Abtifice. qN «». 3T^ »». 
 
 5 a <Kr» in running. «(i*vii «. ^amr «. 
 To Double, ». a. make twice as much, jwr^f, 5"T2-&c. ^of_ 
 
 2 /oZi oper, t. To Fold. JTof, JJTS'it or JiTS^f, 5?!^,. 
 
 3 ( a cape, a point ) q^5HT »«. Mlrf^i, ^o5^T^3r?r 3TT^. 
 To Double, v. n. 5"T?-f^yf>J|d-&c. ft^, J"!!^, f'TR't. 
 
 2 <«m iocA: or tcind. «ji+-U| n. got, ««i+u|i^ vTpit. 
 
 3 over, under, back, &c. H<4wl or h^su). 
 i up;— as through age. '^^/■-Wt^f- 1^ 3- "/*> 
 
DOTT 
 
 255 
 
 DOW 
 
 DoCBLE-BUUtELLED, a. JS^oft, J^frft, ^^iHoft^l. 
 DODBLK-BKALEB, n. Dot'BLE-DEALI>'0, a. V. DeCKITFTJL. J- 
 
 T<r^. [ojj;/.-&c. 
 
 Doublk-dealiso, n. 57»:<ft o^<I^K »n.-»TT'nT m.-^T3 Z.-^- 
 DocBLE-F.NTESDRE, n. icorj or ejepresiiofi with a double 
 
 mtaning. J<"if<ft or jt"^") ^^wj n.-HII"! n.-^T^^ n.-Ac. 
 
 DOUBLE-ESTBT, n. 5^ ^ff^Tj/. 
 
 D. book, jf^ft ^rff^TT ^ / 
 Double-faced, a. v. Deceitful. j<1<?fl, JrffssTT, 5<T5, 3"- 
 
 DocBLE-uiyDED, a. unsettled, wavering, ej^sf KhNi, ^^4^1 
 
 DOCBLE-NATUBEI), O. f^^TK, ^^TT^, S^TlrfN". 
 DOUBLE-TOKOUED, O. fj^T^, 3T%^f3T^. 
 
 2 — a padlock. J*iit- 
 3 See Deceitful. 
 Doubled,^. t.V. A. 1. jo?^ ^^^, kc f^nfoid, f^'jun*<i. 
 2 5^, J'f^i 5*Trrr, jxm or fft, 5^ or ^, jn^<1 , 5^, 
 
 DocBLCT, n. iniwT garment of a man. q^ or ^M^ ^ft/. 
 
 DouBuxEjg. See Duplicitt. 
 
 DotTBtnco, n. duplieature, v. Fold. JHl/. 5«Ty. Ht?/ 
 
 2 ( in a rope or string ) curl, loop. f^^T m. ftiT "»• fftl 
 /. ^TT "». 
 
 3 erfyf doubled ortr. WCT or *Tn/. 
 
 4 airtjyl turn. ^ m. ;T7 m. 
 
 DocBLOO.t, n. -^ ^TTPT "OH'llr! ^ ^?l|fft« ^ TT^ aTT^, 
 
 DODBLT, adv. T. A. 5««TT, ^yr, f^'jIUW, 5"T7t#. 
 
 DODBT, «. uncertainty oj mind. ?iTPT m. ?i% "»• 1T^ /. 3TT- 
 
 iN»r/. f%<jii». 5'^n/. «nT ;><>/>. htk m. affn /. ^^kt «». 
 
 *5^^/. *nWT/ w. ^?TT /. spr^ ;w/). ^?^ >». •hrfl'ff m. 
 ^Vr^ m. 3T^ «. art^'TW m. -M^r^m »». 
 
 Of wired or removed d. f;W«^\<». 
 
 Solution of d. ^tiprfJTff^ /. 
 2 a d. a queitioned point, txm ••• fk^«. 'fll*t(f=ll/. ^- 
 
 To Doubt, v. a. withhold a$$ent or tot\fidence from; to quel- 
 
 lion, dittrutt, Sfe. «n^ n.-^t^ m.-t^ /.-3i^nT m.-Ao. 
 
 »p^-^TflE*I^-if^-*< 1 1 «1 g- ofo. ^Tr^ w.-?T'PT/.-«t^/.-Ac. 
 
 ani^^m g.of o. in. con. 'iTf^*<I«m.-Tff7?^m.V?^^i^. 
 To Docbt, ». «. 6* in emtpense, ^c. 5[i^ot, WTPF^, "atfrf/.- 
 
 ^^ m.-^n^ w.-iTR^ m. /.-Ac. WH^-^TT^ in. con. min- 
 
 Dodbtxo, j». t. V. A. »tft>fl, 'Mllirtifl, «f^'M. 
 DoUBxrvL, a. that doubt*. w»n:, m%, vf^, wnf^, ^- 
 iw^v, fjiwrwr, *inMMw, ^^>nrw, ?Tt?if<w, wM, ^^, 
 
 •5^?!, ?J^f1^, y|I^*<5H<4, >Hin?n>, Mi««i?iM. 
 
 2 ditpooeJ to doubt, eter doubting. H?I^, ?t^, ftvniT^, 
 
 3 questionable, uncertain, ambiguous, ^-e. WfTTT^, ^^- 
 
 ^, wMt^, Ac. ?rf^, ^^T^rg^, ?T>ii|ir*4+, wr^r1%^, ^- 
 
 yird+<l, yiP(<<4, «rt<T^, grq-^ gr^ a. j>ii.'%^f?v^ 
 To leave d. ^rm m. %^ g. ofo. 
 Dottbtfullt, Doubtinolt, adv. v. A. 1. ^ ^ i << | ^" , jutT, W^- 
 
 ^, ^TT^, ?nra"-Ac. ^^, ^T%sf, 5»^. 
 
 3 3T?rT or q, <HatH<io&H, ^nr, Hrqr, SPfrTT, 3TTo5,71TRrr. 
 DocBTFCLNESs, «. T. A. 1. and Doubt. ^^fPT m. ?i^ «. 5j- 
 
 ^/ vrt^/. 5^tTT/. ^ ^N^^d l/. Ac. 
 
 3 Vlifd<44MU|| m. Ac. ?t1^*mT/. f^^rT w. afTST «. 3T?rT n. 
 
 3ioo»i4«i*i n./. 3I55H7To5 or oft/. ^?lR|cmui| «n. 
 Doubtless, orfu. v. Cebtainlt. f^f^^, RHJf^'T, f%?^- 
 
 Douceue, n. V. Gift, w<^ n. qT R<?ir^% «. 
 DOUQB, n. Ho6rf(Ji <ft5 «• fr(«lArf\ 'hufl^/. 
 
 Ball of d. thrown into the fire to be baked. ^(^ w. 
 
 D. rolled in a leaf and baked. «rPT»TT m. dim. "TR'ft /, 
 
 Lump of kneaded d. 3^ m. dim. tttf. ^ttlf. 
 
 Pufied mass of d. baked on embers. ^ m. ^^z^ m. 
 DouOHTiLT, adv. V. A. H^nf, ^TI^'J^*. 
 Doughtiness, «. v. A. v^f. ^l^lHd/. Slrim^nrfertl/. 
 Doughty, a. brave, illustrious, Sfc. v. Bold. ITIT, H^, ^^- 
 ^, WHIM5|llrO. [T. 
 
 DocoHT, o. Rd|o5, f^?^, f^, fiJ<l'qT,^«rPNt?Tor(jl!iiPlvjO- 
 
 To be d. — bread, f^iiiuj or f^arS^r. 
 To Douse, p. a.plungeinfo. ^«t4>H-^-f^^-Ac. ^if^of-qirfiJli, 
 Dove, «. tigdi or +^r« n. +<jl<i m. 
 
 DOVE-COLOBED, O. <i(^H<l«*([ <'IMI. 
 
 Dove-cot, Dove-house, n. ^r^x^fT^ m. g^rtt/. grfl n. 
 
 Dove-tail, n. — in carpentry, Ac. ST^ m. ^atr^ft/. 
 
 To Dove-tail, r. a. *ti*\if\ /. 3?^^. 
 
 Dow, n. a particular kind of boat. J[^ m. [3fTf^, 
 
 DOWAOEB, n. imr MlMf^vHI ♦llfiVI H j»<<l^ f^q%^ f^T^l 
 
 DowDT, n. ^MoOfO/ S^^T'^TT/. 'jII'I^HI/. 
 
 DowBB, DowBT, fi. a woman's wedding portion or jointitre, 
 
 ^jfty^T «. 3T^ w. ^^T^ n. ^H<«IVT n. ^ft^ n. 
 
 2 See JoiSTUBE. 3 price paid for a bride. ^ n. Jjt<^^|- 
 
 Thn m. ^sT^r^ n. 
 Dowlas, n. ^m f>iM«ifT "^ %^ 3n^. 
 DowS, n. soft feathers. 3^ or tW/. HJrt^H «. 
 
 Bed of ^.fig. ^T^f. <J«5n<-<ll/. g?rT?R n. 
 
 2 ( of plants ). qJT^ m. 
 
 8 »o/f iroo/, hair, Sfe. ^^%K or wf^/. ?W or jW/. ^- 
 
 ?T »• f<? «. 
 
 4 <^en plain. JTTW «». ^V3S^ff\^^f. »in»<ii «. i^^M »», 
 DowS, DowNWABDs, a</». iV /)rp/». ?TT^, <«tl«?'lt or ^ or 1^, 
 
 3W. (cup. in comp, an 3Tvi:qfT^, 3T*ItqTH, Ac), \z, anfTTf. 
 
 2 o« iU mouth, belly, ^e. ^«TIT, TrWT, «rft. 
 rowSCABT, a. dejected, T, Disfibitep. aiTvftgV, 3T*fN^, 
 
 W'^V^f^, =*WT|;5?f, aww^, •i«»t3rs, ^5"^, ^t^f^, 
 
DBA 
 
 266 
 
 DOWNFAL, ». V. DiSOKACK ^»|H^ «». ^«4HT.<^f<1/. ^<\-^^- 
 DOWS-HEAETED, a. V. DiSPIHITED. 3^J?f , %^c5, Mdlr«|^. 
 
 Down hill, a. v. Declivous. >irl<<il, ^rTT^. 
 Down hill, ». v. Declivity. T^HTT/. ■6r\<if. 
 DowNBiGHT, a. direct, tending siraijht. sft^, *fnT, tflSiHI'lf- 
 
 2 unceremonious, ^c. v. Blukt. tftq^UTP^, ^tTJTPlHr, 
 
 3 See Aeeakt. 
 
 DowKEiGHT, adv. outright, plump, v. Bluntlt. qwftw,^- 
 
 2 completely. P|<:rl+, «T5*T¥trT, «r5. 
 Dowx-WAEU, a. tending downwards. •Mlrf-m^ ^R§f wllU*IMI, 
 
 Do\vNT, a. rt^-Mi, rfi7^+{l-«)l, t4fi^<(>< T^Sar. 
 
 2 See Soft. 
 DowKY. See Dowee. 
 Dowse. See Slap. 
 
 DOXOLOGT, n. V. PeaISE. *Hfr|tJI<^ m. ^fcTMIS M. 
 
 iZb Doze, v. n. deep lightly. ^^^ or ^^jft/. ^'f, ^+ri)l 
 /. pi. ^-^, |^5ft/.- jft/ ^ »n. con. 4lot*<i% ^^"• 
 
 "Doze, n, light sleep. |5p?ft or 4^*1 /. ^?5^ OTT/. 3T??- 
 
 Dozen, «. snrr, gT^^t^ «. ^ »*^l/. pi. 
 
 D. of years. ?rT ». 
 Dozen, a. 3iT^, ^T^r- 
 Dozrso, a. t. Sleepy. l^+l^fK, ^ft^TT. 
 Dozy, &e. See Sleepy, &c. 
 Drab, See Hablot. 2 See Jade. 
 Deab, «. HoEilT T^TT^ q?N? 3TI^. 
 DeacOnculus, « guinea-worm. ?rns; ♦"• ^tTT »». 
 Dbaff, n. T. Eefuse. T^HoS m. n. ttoE »». IToET m, n^ «».«. 
 Deaffish, Deaffy. See Woethless. 
 Dbaft, «. i/'W of exchange, v. Bill. if^/. ;^^tf%^/. 
 D. on Aldgate Pump. 5fl*Ri^/ «)l-*im< ^^/. 
 2 See Dbauoht. 
 To Dbao, v. a. T. To Dbaw. g^t^, TTT^/. ^PT^oTj ^^ arr 
 
 2 ( along .^through , over, roughly, Sfc. ). ef^ppR^, *<*<H<Jf, 
 
 &c. 3Tre<Jf. 
 To Dbao, v. n. move along on t\e ground, <Ki(dui, qy^qsrT- 
 
 «PT<T?STt adv. vTm-Mlrfui, U'lSUJ. [«H4"<. 
 
 2 proceed heavili/. iiriiSd or < id •(,•*) id ac?v, s^TM-^^rraof, 
 Dbao, n. wa/^er ^o ie dragged, atis/. 
 
 Track of a d. CJTT^/. "PTTST «. "R^/. 
 
 2 T. HaBBOW. ^55^ rt. 
 
 3 (of a cart, &c.) thing to retard progress. S^?{t/. 
 
 4 TT^NT (^ JpPR 3Tt|'. 
 Dbag-caet. 3?l«|«iui or of n. 
 
 Deao-hook, «. ToS m. 
 
 Deao-net, «. H^MilJ «. fftr m. qpi m. 
 
 Dbao-bope, n. afrs/. aft^ur/. JfrST »/». 
 
 To Dbaggle, v. a. dirty hy drawing on the ground, ^c. f^t- 
 
 otcfot, rt(>^a.iqui, rti<*tllc(CTi, f5tot^-&C. *|o6fijUJ. 
 
 2b Dbaggle, ». n. trail on the ground, in the mud, S[c. ^ 
 
 DEAOaLE-TAIL. V. SlATTEBN, SlUT. rf'H|o&| OT oESTT. 
 
 Dbaooman, n. T. Intebpeeteb. di;^HM m, 
 
 Dbagon, n. ^ !pfr^ Wl^ ?nf 3T1^. 
 
 Deacons blood, n. hi<^+M'k* «. 
 
 Deagoon, «. horse-musketeer. :Rt^ m. 
 
 2b Drain, «. a. (iraw off gradually . f^'<T5Eof, f^'45E5T ^FT^^T, 
 
 2 e»jp/y Ay gradually drawing off the contents. fH'tJTf^ 
 
 3 ( grouud, ). qj^ «j-q5E/.-H5l^ jn.-&c. q^TSOi or ^T^ 
 
 4 See To Filtee. 
 
 5 empty, v. To Exhaust. R+IHI-fTfTT-^rk?r-&c sp^dt. 
 2b Deain, ». «./oio off gradually. ^'<Ta;6t, fvftnTJf. 
 Deain, m. water course, channel, ^c. ?rT?5r m. jfr^/. <TR »». 
 
 mn i». vH3f^«fH m. 
 
 Dbainee, n. (for boiled rice, vegetables, &c. ). ^«4un/ f^ n. 
 
 Deake, n. •I'^+MI ?R m. «t^ wt. ^^ m. +ri^W »/j. 
 
 Dbam, «. draught of spirituous liquor. <^l^-=)r ^R OT.-g^^w. 
 
 Dbam-deinkee, «. T. Sot. <^IMM e. [fSf^/. 
 
 Deam-siiop, n- Sfre;^ J^PR n. f^ m. MM'TlRi+l/ 'Tin'/. »T- 
 
 Dbama, «.HK* n.^T?^ «. Style of dramatic representation 
 or composition. ffrT/. There are four, viz. «pi^i^, HT- 
 X^, ^TFc^fft, 3TR^. Certain species or varieties of 
 the drama are ^oftrT, HT"?, WiftcT, ■HM<J+K, M^'Hd, f|JT, 
 
 Course or arrangement of a d. HK+H^-") m. 
 Denouement of a d. ^\k n. 
 Dramatic recitation. TRfft/. 
 Dramatis personie 11% «. pi. 
 Phraseology of the d. •1ia-MlR>/. 
 Eeligious d. rfofld «. 
 
 Science ( rules and laws ) of the d. ?rR^ «■ STT^JW^- 
 ^ n. HTH^n^ «. 
 Deamatic, o. v. N. Hid+MI, TT^, •ild'^Jf, Hli+fl'snTt, 
 
 Deamatist, «. dld^+R, ^fl-i+ifSirPR. [sf^rr. 
 
 Dbapeb, «. «eZ/er o/ cZo^A. <t>mi+'0, ^TT^ or -miyi, ^FNsf^- 
 Deapeey, n. cloth-work. +14^ q>pr «. 
 
 3 rfrcw ©/"a /jic^wrc^^^N or^\m.{ fq^^fr^ ) 
 Deastic, a.powerful., violent, — a medicine. ^JJOTS, ^5^, \>T«rr. 
 Deaught, «. See Deinkino. 
 
 2 quantity drunk at once, qjj »». ^^^ w. 
 
 3 V. DBAwisa. art^^t «. 
 
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 Beast of d. ^T^ ^t<Tr^ ("^ra Ac. ) 
 4 tkctch, T. Dbliskatios. ipT »». ^T^^TT ««. 
 
 Bough <L SfTtT^IT m. ^H^Id ffi. iTg<^ m. 
 5(ofaghip).^/3lt5/. 
 
 6 W/ o/ exchange, v. Bill. ^/. ;^fH^^/ 
 
 7 draicing force or power. ^S^\^/. ^\i'}[f. 
 
 8 current of air. ^PTT^ VTT/^P'TT^ ^ m.«ll-<4l-«fl «rf^. 
 In a d. ^f^nr, MI-fllH ^R^-%^RT, &c. «(l-<(Hr. 
 
 9 draughts. ^I*-"-**!/ p^. "^Ih^/. -Mltin ♦ii.-4^«K^o& «. 
 Materials at d. ( pieces, board, dice, &c.). ^ntn'IRw. 
 
 Player at d. *fi*^*lM. 
 
 Piece or man at d. ^^^f. ?fNr>i».mT/. wift/. 
 
 10 ( of fishes. ) ^^FT W(^ WIoo<<iH «TO53 1TT% w. ;>i. 
 DsAUOHT-AXUiAL, n. ^i<4MI^ »».-^t5T m-&e.^r^t*T n. 
 Dravoht-boabd, n. 17 m./. ^hrr/. 
 Dkauohtsmax, n. sT^n +.14UIKI m. 
 Dkauohtt, a. ^V=^^T^^ tlft^. 
 To Draw, e. a. dray, pull along. SR^Tot, «^r|5-%^-&c. %nf- 
 
 *I'f, 3TT^^, ^^, STPPTOI U.-^^TII n. ip^ y. of o. 
 That draws well— a bullock, &c. ajl ^ q;. 
 
 2 coiM* to flow from. ^l?oT, #5ijf, ^i^Hcii, 'Rra'M.^f'ty. 
 
 3 ( from a scabbard or sheath ). <)il«ui, ^j^^uf or 3tmui, 
 
 4 ( as with a rop^rom a well ). ^R'Jt, ^t5^,*l4ui. 
 Bucket or pai^Br drawing. ^Rfof n. — the rope of it. 
 
 5 ( lines, figures, pictures ). 3?^, ^HT'f, ^t^, frt^<3i, 
 6 — as a blister, Ac. a?l«i!i. [?5W, *n?5. 
 
 Application ( of leaves or drugs ) to d. 3^r»r «• ». 
 
 7 out, off, from, Ac.— freely. t.To Exteact, To Extbi- 
 CATE, Ac. ^W^, lilSH iroT, ftM<i"i, T^T'T «.-3^[R di.-Ac. 
 «Tof ^. of 0. 
 
 8 out, up, ( a statement, bill, Ac. ). 3nwr»f, fe^, 1>T- 
 
 up. in, together, Ac. ▼. To Cohtract. argi^iif or 3T^- 
 r»f, -*<l*^'Jf, ^i<«."i, 'MV\^[, -Ji'-Hni ^-^TCif, -H<(i<ui, 
 3TTWT ■•.-■fllf^oj «i.-Ac *^ y. ^0. 
 10 See To Attract. 
 To Draw, r. n. «Arin*, ^c. t. To. Ccttbact, M'^i^ or 3(T- 
 
 wr»f, 3?rTfliir, srfsot. 
 
 2 le tlrained and tlifened,—i]ie eyes. ?TT7^95wf, ^jror, 
 
 3 back; off; out of. m^MI^ or HT^ fT^-f^Tiif-^-^r^, 
 
 mvK »i/.-ttt/.-*i«hi •i.-hiN'^^ /•-'^ i«i^ / ^, M<dui, 
 
 t»r^ n.-f^TpT n.-^ii*! ii.-*t^T?I n.-Ac. ^iff, STtTii. SiTJWT 
 or ^ET^ Qirr, n(^fl m./. ffiwf or rt'irtJI, *^/. ffm. 
 That draws back or off. artt VTWT, 3TtT VT^ 
 
 4 ioi/eel tibatked or repmud. ^TTN^, W^VH^ ^^ij, <T^ 
 mpl.-fi^fn/pl. MU'f -^i"^ *T^. 
 
 5 off; yo rfoiM, tultide. 7TT^, 7?TT^. 
 
 6 on; near, approach, ht elott it kmul. WW-Ac, ^, f^T- 
 
 DM 
 
 7 up; — the skin, Ac. v. To Tighten. 3TI^, arj^sf or 
 aiSKuf, ^«)4<<Jt, sT^^St, arrsp^. 
 
 8 up or iu; contract one'* self. 3TtT». HTT^ (W" ^k<'if. 
 Dbaw-back, n. allowance, ^f. ^Iirl<fil"^^w. 
 
 2 — fig. deduct ion from benefit, ^mf. 4^[\^f. sq'Tn, 
 Dbaw-bridqe, n. «fc|<SNNI MWI<<I'=(I "T?5»». 
 Dbaw-well, n. iTit^ftf^^/. 
 
 Apparatus, — collect, over a d. ^^/. <(i«)U|/. 
 
 Basin or receiver of a d. '<TRT« or 'iTK^h. ^d^w*. ^7^»n. 
 
 Bucket of a d. jfrr/ 
 
 Cistern of a d. VRI^«. 
 
 Ground watered from a d. JTR^^IoSn. ♦il'l^^otv«l»(lH/. 
 
 Inclined plane of a d. tTt^/ art^/. 'HKofI/. ^frtt/. 
 
 Inclined posts of a d. go5% m.^Z.— Cross-piece con- 
 necting them. ^'\\'iiH{\f. 
 
 Eings of a bucket of ad. ^l^n.ji. 
 
 Bope of a d. ?mT«. 
 
 Bope attached to the nose of a bucket of a d. ^\ii^K 
 or jjm. '«iis«lrtOT. 
 
 Side-pieces upon which rests and revolves the ^httt or 
 pin. ^i^V^^ «rT:f rTT/pi. or STT^^ft n.pl. ^•lfM\ f. pi. 
 
 Wheel of a d. '^\^n. TTft /. — Axle or pin of tho 
 wheel. ^rn>^f3T«t. ^tJITm. 
 Drawer, n. v. V.A. 1. 3i?|4U||<|, Ac. 31 1 W*, W^, 3?!^^ 
 
 ^TTf-«Mt-+), Ac. 
 
 2 *ti|<S<iiKI, HtiTITT, Ac. 
 
 3 ai+uiKi, Ac. r««ii^, r^->t*K. 
 
 I. (as of a purse, Ac.) draw-string. y^l«<(l<|m. »t^kT«». 
 
 II. hox in a case. ^^m. ^sfTTTw. tRn. Hot. ^», 3^|iS<^unff. 
 Secret d. ^nr^fnT/n. ^TWTn. 
 
 III. drawers. — long. f^3nT/.MI«<^IHI»». — short. iRtoStJTTOT. 
 Dbawino, «. V. V. A. 1. — act. afl^n- Ac. arnji^w. ^«nT«. 
 
 8 — act. qJT^«. Ac. vJM^uft/. -d*!M«n/- 
 
 5 — act. a^^n. qrw^tn. 3i*uft/. 
 
 6 — act. a^tnitn. aRt^»». [ST^^v'JtJTw, 
 
 7 — flc/. *nuf«. Ac. ^^[TW n. TJTTOT. titj^^ui n. tiH^K«. 
 
 9— oc^ arw^rt. STT'lT'tw. Ac.3TT^i». 3Tr^T'T ». 3Tm«. 
 
 3TT^^n. ^|<j)-HHn. 3V^^to. 
 
 I. a d. a draught, picture, Sfc. ^TF^HTot. SPSTTTT m. fetft/. 
 
 Deawixoboom, 11. room for company. \f.^-<f[ ^JfT'lT/. <1M^r- 
 
 Wm. 'HK^Tf^X^jm. ^TPtf^w. fi^«tl«l<MMlm. ^l^/. 
 7b Dbawl, v. n. »/<«• »n a slow tcag. ^f»nT-Kt*rfT-'^W?I-Ac. 
 
 «fP^, 3frTT5T%?5ot, f??^o5^, ^^ «JiT^ ^nrot-'ttt^-Ac. 
 Drawl, Drawlimo, ». v. V. — ad. 'iy\f\ ^tt^n. f^r^ or 
 
 f^rf\7.m. ff^mVln. ^Tf^lTTn»lFTTK»». 
 Drawler, n. Dbawli>o,/>. o. v. V.^fnfl-Ac. ^twrRT-HT^PTT- 
 
 n, <HI^*rW<'ll<l, f^r^'ii*!!, ^fiS'SMf. 
 Draw5, p. v.V.l, 'ftW^f^, Ac. ^i»Ptfl, *f?<), 3Tr?)^,Wr^. 
 Drat, n. «mm-«ft TT^t/- STIT m. 
 Drxad, n. T. Frab. *mtf/. •ireft/^W^/. ^TH^/. ^TTT or 
 
 DsKAS, a. See FuaHrrvL, Awrot. 
 
DBS J 
 
 To Deead, v. a. v. To Feae. f^^, trrer/.-trT^/.-^^m/.- 
 
 tTFpOT.-&c. «ii*Mui-?rM-«^-%^ g. of 0. vrrer/.-trn; m. 
 
 -&c. sw^f 5'. (yo. toJiA i«. con. 
 Dbead-xouoht, n. a desperado, ^e. v. Madcap. ^5^^, 3T- 
 
 Deeadful, a. terrible, T. rEASFUL. 3njftf%^, STPTTcS- 
 
 2 See Sinful. 
 Dbeadfullt. See Feabfpllt. 
 
 Deeadfuutess, «. V. A. 1. H^iMOTIW. I^M+H «. <^I^Ulr<(», 
 Deeadless, a, intrepid, v. Feaeless. 1^n^, ^rPR^T-^, 
 
 Deeam, Deeamino, n. ^=f5rm. n. ^^Rn^F^/. ^?f^». f^^lf^- 
 Bad (inauspicious, &c. ) d. ^'.^UI m. n. ^yWH »». «. 
 Creation of dreams, <7(e illusory world of Morpheus, 
 
 Interpretation of dreams. ^nf^-MK m. 
 Interpreter of dreams. ^Jft^^qift- 
 Like a d. ^SH'^. 
 State of dreaming. ^a(«lf<TT/. 
 To Deeam, v. n. ?cl5T m. n. TT^"'t, ^ST «. w. TSW-^l^ jw. cow. 
 2 </im;t, imagine. t^nTft H^ft-ipft JTPr^-^Sff f^T^nff-?^- 
 ?T-&e. SRf^r in. eon. 
 To Deeam, v. a. ^m?r TTf^, ^JT «. ««. qy^ g. of o. [con. 
 To d. a dream. ^M n. m. m^ff|, ^I5T «. m. Tl^-^t^ in. 
 2 away; iP(i«<e in idle thoughts. R+l*-<<lf«H<id-H'll<'<T ^- 
 
 i57r-&c. nwr^uj. 
 Deeameb, Dbeamt. See Visiosaet. 
 Deeab, Dbeabt, a. gloomy, dismal, — of places, si^i^, T^RT- 
 
 ^M\ or oft , TTM or ;t, HUHufld, ^^, ^?T,«M<^tH, H-" 
 
 Dbeabiness, n. v.A. .J<^I'HMU||»». ^lUiHuflHMUIT m. &c. *nTm 
 
 o»- T «. r^TT^TT^ »». ft^ n. 
 Deedoe, m. See Dbao-ket. 2 H<(iVlrfl *ITo5 «HSUMI+Rdi'}irfPS 
 
 3HI+"i[ui ^^ n. [^JT^t. 
 
 21) Deedoe, v. a. 3H|+«fui il's)!^ »TIo5 m. ^PE^r or 4>l<f'( ?ff5J 
 Dbeooisu, Deeoot, a. v. N. <<JH|, »IKTT^, &c.^^, 1- 
 
 Deeos, m. Zees, grounds, sediment. iTToEm. »l|cftyiol »«. ii?i5E n. 
 ^m. 1^^1X3 ». ^ or ^^ «. Ht5 w.w. HoS «», ^T^PT w*.^- 
 ^«». ■HiUKI m. frfn. [PHHdKlm. 
 
 D. of society, v. People. ^T^^ TToS, ?^t^r^ 1^, I 
 
 To Deench, v. a. soak, tcet thoroughly. f%5f or fk(^^^^^^ 
 
 F^'flH or ^■4-^4\'i <»" ^rR'ftrr-*T«r<T^ft<T-^^tT c ^ff^ aff' 
 
 2 ( cattle, &c. ). MMui, MlJ-MI^ MM^^i. 
 Dbench, «. physic for a brute. ^t^snrf-qt^m% HMN|% ^• 
 
 DBE>-cii-noBX, w. ^ n. ^ n. qrfn. ?n?T m. 
 Dbexched,/). v. V. 1. l%l-^ni^f5ftrT-''ini'«T3ftfT-&c. ■pPl?r- 
 
 %?5T-f»T^Hr-%%?yT, 3^rf%^. 
 2b Dbess, v. a. clothe, attire, ^^n.-^^(n.pl. ^^r^-Thn:- 
 
 Rrf^-?r%3-5riir«f<i-&c. ^FT^t.— finely 'ftnnu »». w:^. 
 
 2 «e< /o rjjrA^*, trim. ^Mlnil^iJt, f ktR^, P|y.Hu i,?ft? ^, 
 
 3 prepare by labor. *MHff|, K^jrFm/.-miHrl/.-^Fmf /.- 
 ^^f^5ft/.-+-H NI*) /.-?it+.Kn».-sRi--J)K »».-&c. ^Rof y. o/ 
 
 0. <1<<K«ft<.u|. 
 
 4 ( a wound, limb, &c. ) ^3:?T ?rrp 'F^TT HrfHV^/.?Ruf. 
 
 5 prepare victuals, v. To Cook. ^yl^^J\^pop. ^'<n^ m. <?i- 
 ^ g. of 0. f%5 ^Rur. 
 
 6 ( ground ) manure, ^c. +,Kc(u(, +mc)ui, ?T?nT «prof. 
 
 7 — in the military art. ^TT?nW, ?nT?TT-&c. JRot,gtTTToi, 
 8 up, out. T. To AnOEX. ^^jjcjO'i, ?rf5Tff-?r«T-&c. %^, 
 To Deess, p. «. put on one's clothes, v. To Put ox. w^ n. %- 
 ?T^-^, it^re^T ». qoi-a:9T, ^^qi^^TH n. q^, ^p^ m. 
 pl.^Kvi[, 
 
 To d. finely, ^m. 
 
 To be dressed out. sr^t^FT^, 
 
 To d. sluttishly. aTTS^f %^ or rfl^H %ot. 
 2— soldiers. ^TRW-'ft^-Ac. ^. 
 Deess, «. apparel, garments, Sfc. v. CiOinES. ^^ n. or ^^^ 
 n. pi. qtw^ n. pi. 
 
 D. of honor presented. f^^3M/. 
 
 FuU-d. ^T'lTft "ftnn; »». 
 
 2 /mJjV, 5'ar J, costume. %? m. »r^r *rT or *r?r m. ^TT^ 
 
 3 See Gowk. 
 
 Deessed, p. V. V. N. ^^-&c. %H^, FTratTT, "Tt^T^rTT, 
 
 Deesseb, n. V. V. A. 1. ^^ H^<<UIKI, mIm*."! >mrJU|KI, &c. 
 
 2 ftrrmRT, &c. 
 
 3 +RI^>JIl<r, &C. JT?mTrf-qpint-&C. +<UIKr. 
 
 1. See Table. 
 
 Deessiho, n. V. v. A. 1. — act. ^^-&c. ^H«|ui «. &c. 
 
 2 — act. aTMtjui n. g'TR't n. &c. afrJf/. ["H/. 
 
 3 — act. ^HNui «. &c. ^mf /. *HlR|rft/. *m«n^/. H«V- 
 
 5 — act. ^nrn^jjop. ^^tt^ »». "tff »». ^i«bfst>*ii/. 
 
 6 — act. «j)Ktjui M. <4>HI«)U| n. &c. JRTTrT/. [^ «. 
 
 V. V. N. 1. — act. %^ n. q^HfitrPT «. "T^«TPT ». ?^«rT- 
 I. manure spread. T^R^ ?r<T «. 
 Deessino-boom, «. "Tt^WT kJu^i-oH ^[^f.^m •)'H"*<l-=ft #- 
 
 Deesst, a. fond of dress. ^Tt^II+MI ^nr-3<Nidl-&c. feTT^ff, 
 3b Dbibble, ». «./jZi in drops. fs^Wt <»• fi^+ui, ^^'jf,e- 
 
 2 See To Deivel. [sut. 
 
 2b Dbibble, v. a. throw down in drops. ^lfm^^-&>c, Hliuj-TT- 
 Dbiblet, «. rf^M<<t.M /. 
 
 To pay in driblets. 3T^?^ ^T^H-^H^ 3T^«r*<l'(-3T^- 
 
 Deied, /). V. V. A. 1. ^losq^rfl,^'H«)^^c4l, &c. g':^-&c.%i^^ 
 2 ?fR^t5T, #^(^, 5Tff^. 
 T. V. N. tll-jt^cil, ^??OT, Ac. 
 
^ M 
 
 Utterly d. up-tauk, well, river, &c. <tKil<ii<t>, *ll4l- 
 S^T^, ♦K«l'i"l4uflH. 
 
 D. up, parched, &c. — country, soil. «<l<^d. 
 "Dan, n. thing driven alonj. pff^ m. SJt^ m. 
 
 D. of dust. ^TTf^/. 
 
 D. of rain or spray. «j|«jy5/. 
 2. forceful current. ^\9f. 5^WT m. m^t^-ioi/. 
 3 tendency of action, speech, Sfe. v. MjeaSIXO. artl/. 9^- 
 
 To Deift, v. n. float along, qr^^, 3imN0*t< «<IS1 wTIW, 
 
 2 A<f driven into heaps. *i\-*i\t.n\ «ltTT^ «(i|^i >^1>»1 tftT 
 
 n.-CW/.-Ac. ^h»f. 
 To Drarr, r. a. 9T|^ ^^TH ^ ot.-^TW/.-&o. ^^if ^. o/ o. 
 To Dbill, ». a. perforate, bore, t. To Piebce. J^F «. Tnot, 
 
 r«in>'i,%V't. 
 
 2— in the military art. *«ll^rf or ^I^lf^/. f^t^^, s*!)^- 
 
 Bbill, «. V. ArcEE. «|HHI m. %^5T »». "^TTT »»• 
 
 2 military exercise. *«I|(h or «r.«(i^<i/. 
 Dbill-plocgh, «. V. Plocge. <ir»TT/. 
 
 D. of two tubes. H\m tn.f. n. Hivui n. /. 
 
 D. of three tubes. frTP^/. or fHl^ft/. or frTpuf n. 
 
 Tube or ciiannel of a d. <yoT m. 
 
 Seed-bos of a d. '^H or ^ n. 
 To Dsmc, r. a. ft^, fMAH ^T^t, miR w.-TT^ «. ^iT^, iJUff^. 
 
 To d. eagerly and largely. q'CT, ^RT «. t4N«li, aWT- 
 
 To give to d. MMUf. 
 To d. off. ^ wW f^, f^^T ^T^. 
 To d. up. f*n?W fl^. 
 To DxiyK, V. n. f^or. 
 
 2 fc« a drunkard. ?^ f^t^n^ ?Wf /. SRl^ in. eon. ^- 
 
 Dbi5k. ■. «nxn^ w. P i m< | v<m.^r4 m. ^ n. qiJft^ n. 
 
 Acidulated or cooling d. q?^ n. n^ i-'TH^ «. Some 
 tat ftrtPft/. f'nwft «. Ac. 
 DBncK-vonr, n. ^rm «. 
 DBi5KABtE, a.T.V.A. «rmT-^-5^fi»mT-&c.^, <tt^, mit»^<i, 
 
 DBI5KABLE, n. T. DsnTK. fj^irnn ^^jn^ m. 
 
 DBiUKtB, n. T. V. A. fwm, MlV^fifll, JTTTn?, <n^ ( in 
 comp. M »TinT^, ^T^^Tft, HliMlWY ), <ft ( in comp. as 
 lOrft ), T ( in comp. as i^, nP?, ^ ). |j 
 
 Dbi^xiso, n. T. V. A. f^ n. ir?TT n. qm «. (e«p. in comp. !i 
 M arj^qr^, w^r, <*i<<h, ^ti^t^, ?'ftnM, »njqM ). 
 
 I. practice of drinking to excess. ^ fTT^n^ WVJ/. 
 To Dbip, t. n./a// in drops, jq^, rSM*«!, fiS'W't, ^nrVT't, 
 
 2 A«r« « liquid falling from it in drop*. ^^, f^v4, 
 
 Dew, Pimiyo, ■. t. V. 1.— art. zq^ «. Ac. f%fV<4t 
 
 ^9 DEI 
 
 /. <iH*<Jn/. fiM+ufl/. 13/. ToSrft/. zq^ «». ?ITW m. ?r- 
 ^ jn. ?f^tiT n. «n^ w. 
 I. matter dripping. ToE/. »T3rft/. 
 
 Drippings (from a tree, &c. ) after a shower. g'iT^ or 
 3Tr«T% »». pi. 
 Dbip-stose, n.fllter. loErft/. ^JR^^ifr':!^ «i^ w. 
 DBiPPHfo, ^. o. V. y. 4H+UIKI, &c. ^fKt & W^ ( in comp, 
 as vjirttHi^n, i^Wiql, 5^ywi=n, HW^iqt ). 
 
 D.-wet. ^t?5Tf^, »<«IM«n?l, •=m-M"fl^ or ^r^r^nftfT or 
 
 f^f^if^sftrT, =5ft7 or ^ftsf. [ ot-^. 
 
 To be d. ■MS-M'Hui, ^T^Rit^, f^«ri^^, W*ft^ adv.f^^- 
 
 DBiPPrSGLT, adv. »IT<«I intens. «I«rn<T«r or «it, ^^nq or qf in- 
 
 <e««. ^qrsq or <Tf , fCTfsq or 5^37 or qf, f^'^lf^q or sif. 
 To Drive, v. a. force along, ^g^, cfT^^t, <^|H4ui, 55T^, ^- 
 
 Z't, VIS«i, <Hl<iui, «*«"), rJI-ilrtl^li^ «?q^. 
 
 2/orM IB, V. To Stuff. ?j>r^, ^1«ui, smof, ^t^, #- 
 ^T^, 'Tl+wui or Ml«+ui, f^i<+,«|ut or fsiK+Nu1, ^q^ or 
 f^H-i^ f^\<<l<Jl-*Rot-&c. ?t-Mn,«i. 
 2 force in Ig hammering or beating. HKuf, iim'Jf, ^=1^, 
 
 4, force away .^ from, off., Sfc. ^I^iij' or j^f^, ^1+rfui, ^^p- 
 T-^l+rfH Vt, ^F^i ^?5 t^T^^, y^Nffl, J<^NU)', ^^or 
 5I| JB/er;". qr^ijf or *-^uiul', jfR^, MW<<>iS,Nlci^^, ^T- 
 
 ^, fqeioEnf, niiiotuO/. q^ y. o/o. 
 
 Particular words or interjections are used in driving 
 tticay or ojjf. Those used — to a beast, geuer. ^, ^^tT. 
 — to a cat. ^«5, ^ or 5^ & 5^, f^T. — to birds, yi^or 
 5^. — to crows, Ac. ^m. — to a dog, ^, ^?^, ^. 
 
 5 ( a flock, a beast, Ac. ). ^l-t'Ji or ^^nJf, ^^ ^"Jt, ^- 
 
 Particular words or interjections are used in driving 
 on. Those used — to a horse or bullock are, |^, i:^\^T, 
 —to an elephant, trqjtrqj, «a^«T1, Krn«^5t or qf)^, m. 
 — to cattle, »N5,"|^, ^. — to fowls, gj. — to sheep or 
 goats, fa^or fvTT. — pigs, |. 
 
 6 ( a vehicle ). ^T^ or ^t^, ^^It^if, 
 
 7 ( a trade, a bargain, Ac. ). ^\*h»i or ^'fitfr, qr^ijf, 
 
 8 urge or impel vehemently, ^i^, ^M'-oi, ^m?Sr, af^^^Jj, 
 Pf^ToS^, fqnff, ^*lrjui, f^TToEtJft/- ^^, ^?!^. 
 
 9 /a*c «n a carriage. »TTfK-Ac. if^T Hiif. 
 
 To Drive, r. ft. te impelled along. <^mii, [g. of s. 
 
 2 aim at or tend to. ^atr/.-^^T^ m.-qtT'Tn.-Ac. 3T^of t«<A 
 8 go in a carriage. nrfTfT-Ac. ^^^ vTI^. [3tM n. 
 
 Drive, n. on excursion in a carriage, nrffrf 1^ flf^ n.- 
 2 •iifin H^ vii«Mi'«(i ^^n w. 
 
 Drivel, n. t. Si.ater. r^ra/. 
 
 To Dbitel, p. n. slaver. f?T5t5f[, i|<4K<}f, SToS/. IStflty. o/"*. 
 
 2 Sec To Dote, 
 Pbivellkb, n. Dbivelt.i5o, p. u, t. V. 1. ^VZ nRorTr, 
 
 Ac. «ite«<l, rtia'licoTT. 
 
 2 Bee Dotabo. 
 DbitxujsO, «. ?lrty/. *^MH,*tr* m. /)/. »-^MKM'i* «»• 
 
MO : 
 
 Dbiven, f. T. V. A. 1. <\<<4Jic5l, <\Hic^t*I, &c. 
 3 HKrirfl, J^gH <N?lf^l, &c. 
 
 Deiveb, w. v. V. A. 1. <^«(sv/iHi, "^HdulKI, rfl-iuIHI, &c. 
 
 2 ^51«1KT, awnTT, &c. 
 
 3 ^i4iuiKi, y3(^i+m. 
 
 4 and Coacdman. f tJEOTRT, 'll^<<M, ^T^ w g^^- 
 ^ Dbizzle, v. «. rain in smaiZ drops, f^ldlsuf or f%#r3^, 
 
 /.-&C. c5H5r-3MI"Ji. 
 Dbizzle, n. «maZ/ ram. ^<^i f. JCTT n. ^TT't n. TOR w 5- 
 
 Dbizzling, n. t. V.— ac<. 555^ /. fJT^Tfk /• fT^ft"?/. 5- 
 
 Dbizzihtglt, adv. f^T^f^, f^RH^R , '^t'^, f«T^f*nr. 
 
 IteizziT, a. V. N. gr^ft^, H«I-MNI. 
 
 Dboll, o. o^(/, comical, facetious, — of persons. H<:+-^l, f^- 
 
 2— of things, &c. i?t%^, €1h+,NI, dHlflMl, ^Hr+KMI, 
 
 Deoll, n. See Buffooh. 
 DbOllebx, n. buffoonery. v:^t[ f. Vg l Mt«bO / 
 Deomedabt, n. v. Camel. *J*H<il^ ;?^ w». ;j^ f». 
 Deone, n. F'^HI?n-=lM< m. ^5^t?H*M< "»• 
 
 2 For this word in the sense of an unproductive and 
 iurdensome consumer there are numerous words and 
 phrases. These differ from one another in aspect and 
 reference and leiact implication ; but they sufficiently 
 convey the general sense just given. ^^TETT^, Q'R^- 
 
 onf rre^ft, *+'i<Hi*, ig+jyi, 'fi^^?!?, 3TT^5?r3ft, arrffTT- 
 
 itTi^NH'ISf, 'f)«»1^MI«, *i1^'<<l, %^5fpr, 3TvPR or 
 5fr5mTffft^, iHWr^l ft3T«IT ^ a?l<JUIKI. There are 
 also some smart proverbs or sayings descriptive of and 
 reprehensive of this character. +,-^^1 j^^ HfrKJWI 
 
 «Jt Tiff, <?l«)-*1lrfl 5^ irS'imWI SI<flH|Ji, <-(l*(l+) ^FTcS tR- 
 0ft?f TR. 
 
 3 /*«w. ^oPTOt/. 5KCT w. TI^ «. T^ /. 
 Dbonibh. See Lazt. 
 
 To Deoop, v. n. languish, faint. noBof , ^^^fuf, «|Mi"H, 5<1!CTf, 
 *<M<j1, Jff5^, iW'f, «T3Kt5 / »/i. fl^ J. of s. i?5PT-'tJR- 
 -lf?5ff-&c. ^t^, Ml Pi /.-*ril Pi /.-&c. ^ m. con. 
 2 Aany the head. JTFT/- ZFF^, HPT/- Ktsot-q^or g. of ». 
 
 Dbop, «. ^ wi. t«f5 OT. 5^ m. s^Nrh' »/>. '*i»rrT »». ^hq^ «. 
 
 Z"?^ or sq^ m. fAH+l »n. [ V'f or sjf. 
 
 By drops; ifro/j/ rfroy.' jq^i^r or qt or sqOT or <Tt, VT- 
 
 2 (of a sprinkling, spurtling, splashing, of spray, Ac). 
 
 8 ( of an ornament ) pendant. ■SHT^/ ^R^/. cSfe^ m. 
 4f ( of a gaUowB, &c.) «Tl?ftWt/. ?rem^?J w^ %St^- 
 
 DEO 
 
 "Foft /. 
 To Dbop, t). a. ^joar »» <fo-op*. «fii m.-^ «».-fi<l% w. pl.-Ac. 
 ^\i^\ -^T^"ir-'TT55ot, jqCT-»ni'<T^-'^4*«l— &c. Mlioi-il+ui, 
 
 2 let fall, ^ftiwf, TTS'if, TTS^of, Bt^^, ST^, M"45"i. 
 A thing dropped and lost. ?ir5 «. 
 
 3 V. To Lose. THT^, H'lf^^'if, Jlrf^duJ, ¥'\i^. 
 
 4 let (JO, give up, lose regard or care for. ^i^O'l, ■Hli^., 
 
 5EfT|^ g[UT, «||aiui, <.|^ul, JTt^W.-^TrTf /.-«IM'Jt)/.-&C. #5^ 
 
 g. of 0. WZf- ^FTot. 
 
 To d. out of mind or memory. ■wUufl^ ^T^^wf-^ra^T. 
 
 5 omit, leave out. ^^^ n. irToEOf, ^(M. 
 
 To Dbop, v. n.fall in drops. J^^F'iif, fiM+uj, R«)+u|',»ToE^,?T- 
 
 z^-■!Cf^'■lJ[^-il^ii[^-&,c. rs^. 
 
 2 /oW. qiot, TJEiit, Tc^T «.-*<H rW ».- R ^ •« H «. ft'if ^. cf s. 
 
 To be ready to d. ( from fatigue or faintness ).<Ti^vit 
 Wft^. [&c. ftfff, 
 
 3 cease, come to nothing. TI^, Tl^fif^T^, f^^*ot, <T^- 
 
 4 in ; come unexpectedly. 3I«(r^f1-^++HIH-&c. q^. 
 
 To d. in regularly and constantly. ^<<rf|-^H+r-dl*rll 
 
 Deopped, ;>. V. V. N. 2. sscirti, 'I<*i5rti, 'i'il<», '|fe!d f^- 
 
 fer, ^5?r, ^w, nip5^- 
 
 Dboppimg, «. V. V. A. 1. — act. 'Ilciffl n. jq^ TTS^n. 
 2— act. ^nt^n. &c. ?Tt5/. Wis"Mti/. WSift/. IWT n; 
 3 — act. ^3^«. TTR^n. &c. ^TTS/ ^fftl'J^;/. ■Hl'suft/. 
 4 — act. ?rfS^ n. *ii*ui ». &c. WSf. Hf Suft /. ^3''[^/. 
 
 5 — arf. 'ii*u^ n. Ac. J||o6U(/. [P.^l+uD/. 
 
 T. V. N. 1. ST^ n. ncETJir «. &c. JT^puft/. fe^q^/. 
 2 T5^ n. iTH^ n. IrRn. *<HrfH «• f'f^'HH ». 
 I. matter falling in drops, na/ IcEfft/ 
 
 Deopsical, o. v. n. 3^, T^T^rrft, ^<<l'iNi, 3^^tnm«Nt. 
 
 Dbopst, n. 5<^<5!mi«». g^C n. ^Sfft/. Some of the distinc- 
 tions or varieties are ■d^+l^i or ^t^T^, ^Fft^, HH^Tl- 
 ^, 5(t^i^, ^T^, 'T^PT^i 153^1^, fJrfl^, **i<\^, ^- 
 
 Deoss, n. recrement of metals, ^^m. n. pop. J^m. ^^ pop, 
 ^ n. f:p?W n. ;p?5^ w. 3To5ot. /. 
 
 2 See En ST. 
 
 3 V. Dbeos. Eefuse. TToE »». ^^ n. f^ ». 
 Dbosst.o. v. N. 1. »irt<jTrj, Tc^f^f^, f+J^*. 
 
 3 See Deegoy. 
 Deocght, n. jroni 0/ ram. g^n. •y+.<ll»». aiHlff^/. 37f- 
 ft/ ST^TTT n. v^^irtT m. ST^TT^w. 
 Crop destroyed by d. g^«r«. 
 Time of scarcity from d. ^TT? «•/. ^^ 5^55»7». 
 2 dryness of throat, T. Fauces, spfn/. ?fW «. 
 DBOuonTT, a. wanting rain. f^TT^^TT, g<P«rRT, ^HHI^^-^II, 
 
 Dbox-e, n.body of cattle driven, "^f. rrtlT tn. «|-,|*r5l»n. 
 Dboveb, n. one toAo rfrioe* ca<//ff to market. \s^. 
 To Deowp, v. a. gif^ot, ^3^H HR^-sfitJTw. ^. 
 
DBir 
 
 261 
 
 DRY 
 
 To d. one's self. m<n<id vjIrJH %ot 
 2 ( one's self ) — as an act of religion. «)rf«Mlf^ «./. 
 ^. [3T^ ?^. 
 
 8 ( the Toice, Ac ) g?f^, ifiW\, ctfrWf , ^^ T ^ 
 4 See To DExroE. 
 To Dbowv, r. »i. 5?wr, 5^ HT"Jf, vlrfM<uiii.-MjrtHr'-J m. TT^. 
 
 To struggle (sink and rise, <tc.) in drowning. 'H+oS- 
 
 To Dkowse, r. n. be heaty with tleepineu. ih^ j*!^, WT^- 
 
 ^ n»i-jrs-Jtc. ^-sTO^r, yft/. ^. 
 
 DwJwsiLT, «ir. T. A. jf»IH, gV:^. 
 
 Dkowsktess, %. T. A. 1. ^t^ j1t/-?nT/.-^^T^/. grgft 
 /■ ^/- ffir/ ?T^/. 
 
 DKOvrsT, a. A<rary tn'M tleepineti^ T. Sleeft. fft^ »f»ft 3IT- 
 
 2 habilually inclined to deep, t. Slekpt. ^ftTIS, ^l<^,5- 
 
 3 See SirpiD. 
 Deowbt-headed. See Heavt. 
 
 To Dkcb, v. a. T. To Beat, ^•■(rfuf, ^^, f^^) yMrfuf, 
 
 DxDBBnco, n. V. V. — act. +t)r'yiJl «. &c. J?T «». ^^W «. 5- 
 
 p>r n. ^-tQrfl n. j^ / HTT^/. 
 I\> Decdoe, e. n. t. To Toil. ^ n. ;)Z. %3T^, ^liKi ^- 
 
 Dbusoe, Dbtjdgeb, n. t. V. ^^T^c, sp^, *^lrf<lt, ?T«TT, «- 
 
 Wrtt or jqr, 1i*lli'H'-MI. 
 Peud«eht, n. hard labor. «|>«|r?i w. *+)l.w /. H^K<(% «».jrf. 
 
 Deuo, «. tultlanee used in medicine. i^J^tfC^^ n. a(T^»T n. 
 ^ «. iT^3T n. 
 
 Drugs. H*1WI m. 
 
 Heating, Ac drugs. «IfHH«WI m. . 
 2 fig. a commodity of no demand in the wiarkrt. Wl^Oll 
 "il'^'^I *n^ m. <j<1hhr m. 
 To Dbco, r. o. phytic. ^^^ n. ^. 
 
 2 tincture with aomethiny injuriout. ^fTO-arreTflJ-f^- 
 
 Psvoorr, n. *th^ «• 
 
 Dboooist, «. teller of druyt. «lt<ft, S^hf^f^Wm, S«l<\ or 
 
 Dioif , ». qx^iT N. nijT M. TTT^v M. Theee three words, 
 though thej, in common with the words following, 
 expreaa kinds or tortt, yet are, preferably to those, to 
 be aaed in the general senM of drum. 7T^ m. VTftf. 
 fjET^/ iW «". V^ or l^ or f(T m. ft^ m. dim. CRq> 
 •r ff)'4^ / ?nR •«. dim. r^WKV f. ?W^ m. »TT?IT m. 
 «»HMI m. yirnTf m. ^r«nT <•». S^^l^ ei. H<W ■». Kt^2| 
 m. ^TT m. ^tW« »»• 
 
 Brace of a d. iTTB^or WT^ «». airm/. *t^ ss. 
 
 Ohild't d. — gener. ViTVit «. »J»% n. or JiTV>r •. Ji!%ii. 
 
 Ebd or head of a d. ^ «n. ^ ». nrtt /. ^l4 «. %IT 
 ia.^Eod whidt is beaten, fPinJT yT/ B aw ead, J^T^TJIT. 
 
 Frame of a d. ^TTt n. 
 
 Hour-glass d. 5^: ( S|T or itt ) »». ^-^ ;»/>. ^^w. 
 
 Paste applied to the end of a d. ^/.«n^ui or «it9rT«. 
 
 EoU upon a d. HT^ or ?tT^ m. 
 
 Swollen as tight as a d. — the belly, v. Belly. ^SH- 
 
 With drums beating and colors flyiug,^^.^^ A\*KA. 
 2 ( of the ear ). *MNl <T3^ «». 
 
 To Dbuh, v. «. V. N. 1. MiMH ».- ^^ «i.-&c. ^T^JT^-ft^. 
 Numerous formations are in use imitatively expressiro 
 of the soundiny of a Drum. Some of these are <^M^H or 
 ^HJT or HHm\ (dom ! dom ! ); and the verb, <^H<^Mul or 
 jH^H«i, and, intensely, mm or Ht, <SHI<SM, <oHIMT; and 
 the verb, ?TreJTot, <sm^ or sft (rub a dub!); and the 
 verb, «t|««|uj or «<(<s«| ^^ruf, f^HfiH o?- RmRh ( tim ! 
 tim ! — the sound of the tomtom ), ^q^ or «i^si^ ( ex- 
 pressive of the flat, dead sound of uubracedness, &c. ) 
 and the verbs, <^«(^«)ui, q^q^, T^T^, 
 
 Deum-stick, n. fvj^ or\ n. fz^t^f. %T/. 
 
 To DnuuBLE, V. n. v. To Muddle. ^^550t or <.«i'<^|c4ij). 
 
 DEUMiiEB, n. V. V. qr^PT-Ac. 4|M»<U|l<r, The following 
 terms are particular,a,nd signify the performers respect- 
 ively upon the sorts of drum, from the names of which 
 they are formed stT^S^ (beater of 5l?7),«lrt<r<<i (beater 
 of JtelJ), rm?5^t ( beater of FiiTr^ ), and a^^-^fl or vjft, 
 <TT^^ or Hl^Cift, ni'Ji'Kt, M^ or »'TT,M<M«tl^-«n or sjft, 
 WRoin', Ac. 
 
 Dbunk, DnuNKES, o. inebriated. f^'Wt"^!, JTO, "^Ic^rtT, ^- 
 
 <lf^6^, H<4MW, H«JI+id, inij^n, ^, ?^. 
 
 Deadd. 5f?,5?5,yT. 
 
 D. pranks. Wfi^f. 
 
 To be d. f«'iui, ^T!?qTTT SRM, ^t(1«« iRroif,^5^ «.-3T- 
 
 *T^ »«. S«0|-q^ m. con. tJ|+,i?i. [<^-3i*<rfl. 
 
 2 ^irirn <o /jyuor. f%»TT, fifP^T, *T^, H<rr4r, ^RT^-Ac. %- 
 
 8 — quarrel, acts, Ac.^TiflSI, 3<*4rflHrtl, H<^»M*. 
 
 DBU5EABD, n. ^IMM, ^re; fMulKI-^muiKI, f%»^, ftl^ft^, 
 
 irerr, HtrMi, H^rrt, f^nnTrsr, ^Hrft- 
 
 Deokkeiwesb, n. t. A. 1. ^ns:^ TnT or f5r?IU/. fitPft/. ^- 
 "^-Ac.'^T w.-anra m.-mKf n^m. [ f^T. 
 
 Det, a. no< fR0t«& *mi, gwT or ||W, 5«^>, 'RTTlf , ''T^^i 
 Stifly d.— a washed cloth. ?flV, ?Twit'T,5T^ft»T, ?T- 
 
 wifi«ni, Wt'1. 
 To be or become crisply or stifly d. — cloth, paper, 
 
 crops, grasK, Ac. ISIT'J, ?fi»T ^Iciuj. 
 
 2 not juicy. ^\ or ^m remits. 5^ or g^, 5«V, »ftt- 
 
 Old A dry — a vcgt-tablc. ^TIT iutens. <JJ^<JJ^ *R1T. 
 9 jejune, barren, without pathos, tfe. v. Sfibitless. ^- 
 
 IT, «i«wft, ?w, ^, *WH, qi^^f, ftr^T, 'fttH. 
 
 4— as the hair, eoarte and ttiff. ^TlT,Tf5I, »T<*T <t^, ^IR. 
 »— aa bread, Ac by itaelf. ^5KIT, gw<»" ^if^TO^Tj^- 
 
]DUC 2i 
 
 6 ununctuous and crumbly. *'H5*ft<T or 'P^'F^ftrT, *\«*\- 
 ?ftfr or 5?PJ^ftH, H>^"5otld, TTHftH. 
 7 — a milch animal. HT^S, 3T7?5~fT, 3^c?T, f^RPPT. 
 To become d. 3^, 3TT^, f^^PF^t. 
 
 8 Aa;'(/, ^oor, not Hand or savory. 5R3T?ftfT, ?^, ??7, 
 
 9 See TuinsTY. 10 free from rain,Sfc. 4rKil,f«nm«)^MI, 
 
 *<vH'<<l*1l«(|-HI. 
 
 11 See Saecastic. [TT^. 
 
 2b Dht, v. a. STToScfST, ^ST^f or f ^FT^, #?:¥r-g?n-T[«^-&c. 
 
 2 up. ^fW'it, 5lfn?rjf o?' flK'Tt'T, *|.ic(ul. 
 iZb Buy, v. n. ^oBuf, splTS'Jif, ^^^ or g^F^, *l<4l-&c. ^. 
 Matter (grain, &c.) spread out to d. «)|<:Ac(U|n.g«pqTJr «• 
 
 2 up. g^jT^r, ^i-uSi or g^Fint, #!nif, ^t^ or ^ff^tinyaT- 
 
 8 up; lecome meagre, v. To Waste. aToEof, 312^, g^M. 
 
 4 up; Jose succulence. ^^^ or ^+,'iui, g^-&c. ^t't, ^ff 
 
 m. vipt ^. q/ «. 
 Det-eyed, n. sptTim SteTT^TT, f^^TTt^T^. 
 Det-lasd, n. g^qft/. r«r^ n. 
 
 Dfir-NCKSE, n. arrrsj ^?r Mi^H nrfr 3t^ ^ ^ ?ft/. 
 
 Detab, «. q^f^/. 
 
 Detage, n. ( of grain, spirits, &c. ). ^|ote|UI n. «. v»TT, ^f^- 
 
 u|Nc4 or g^iu||5(«/. ^tpepiT n. ^Kf. 
 Detixg, n. V. V. A. 1. — act. c(|ot!(i?i «. g^ q^ «. &c. 5- 
 
 2— ae<. ^>!rn «. &c. ^'il'iT n. ?>r m. 
 Dbtness, «. V. A. 1. ^FRt^lirr m. ^{mmuii ot. gt^t^n. STT^- 
 
 ?rr/. g^TTt/ 
 
 2 g%"TOTT m. ^i*rir/. ??HTT^r5r fl. <+||MI«I w. 
 
 3 JpK'^MUll OT. ^^m m. ^^TtTT/. ?t^ «. 'ft<*lril/. 
 Dbyshod, (i(/y. without icetting the feet. ^Tra^TTMWi'fi, g- 
 
 DCAL, a. expressing the number two. f|;B^?^, f|;^^^l*, 
 
 DuAi., M.— in grammar. fl^T n. 
 
 Dualism, n. — as opposed to Pantheism. H^tfT^ m. Hi^n^q 
 
 m. H^^f^/. *r^f^/. ^ «■ ^H<i|l<^ WJ.'^rWrT n. 
 
 Dualist, «.— as opposed to Pantheist. »f<^«ll^, ^/T^T^. 
 
 Duality, n. tico-ness, f^ n.\nv^n n. 
 
 To Dub, V. n. con/era dignity, ^-c. »TTRK/.»».-f^fira?T/.- 
 
 q5^/.-&c. ^, '■^uir«iui, q?;nir. 
 DuBBEB, n. skin-vessel for oil, ghee, Sfc. ^q^ w. or gq^! a. 
 
 <//»». 5*l?{t/- ^^TST or s^rsr or S^ITT «. dim. ^1 or 5«l| 
 
 or -^ n. 5^ o;- 1^$ n. dim. mv^f. 
 Dubious, &c. Sec Doubtful, &e. 
 Ducal, a. CljP ^r tj^sft^qr ^^7^. 
 Ducat, n. fjJrft^ %5!ltffte ^ STT^ 3TT^. 
 Duck, «. — tame. ^^ n. 
 
 2— wild. ^m. 
 
 3— Muscovy or the Brahmany. '^■*M\^po2> ^^^ m. 
 Ducks and drakes — the play. JTT^FO-m %55 m. HPF- 
 
 =^\f.pl. ^^T^/.pl. 
 
 To make ducks and drakes of money. ^s?n% g5%»». 
 
 pi Ti^, ^rTT?:M m. pi. ^^ J. ofo. 
 
 \ DTO 
 
 4 T. Dip. |^/. 51^/. 
 To Duck. See To Dip. 
 Duck-legged, a. 3TT^ 4I<<Ni, -^^M I <^ . 
 Duckling, «. sj^jpfir frj n. 
 Duct, ». <«*«, Sfc. ^ «. 57^5^/. ?i%ft/. 
 Ductile, a. capable of expansion. M^Kufjq, SHnTOWt^, 
 
 2 capable of being drawn out. dKlilSdi^UMMl'll, 7^^- 
 
 3 See Pliakt. 
 
 Ductility, n. \. A. 1. ^^TTTnrqWHT/. W*)<iflM<il/. 
 
 Dudgeon, ». ill-will, displeasure. <M<flM4f/. ^W^JI m. f^H'^n. 
 
 To bo in high d. "g^ ^m, ^^rm ^^^. 
 Due, fl. owed. ^TFTT^, 'yi*<NI, MNI<<|-m, ^, ^Jg^'^IS, ^-;g- 
 
 2 appropriate, ^t, v. Eioet. «ft^, qxTpff^, TiTTJ'P, T- 
 
 3 ( mail, &c. ). ^«4|I^I,qi**<<NI, qi^qT^qr ^IgRT. 
 Due, n. thing due. %wtn. ^ »». ^(iif n. ^^n. HHU|». 
 
 2 %ai perquisite, custom, Ifc. ^ot. «. ^ipTT?5 m. ^FT^^/- 
 Dues (annually made to idols, beggars, &c.) <\|<4rfn. 
 Dues paid in cash, ^ffe'l* m. 
 Due, Off p. -v. Exactly. 'I^, «rTt^. 
 Duel, m. combat between tico. ^^\^^^n. gJ'J^**. 
 Duellist, n. ^^'SJ. 
 
 Dueness, n. T. A. 2. 4l'<<Hl/. ^<<l*ri'<<Hl/. rfN*T/. 
 Duet, «. «ony or air for iu-o performers. ^^ti\^ TT^ n. v^- 
 ^ <(Mr<|5| n. gf^R n. 
 
 Duo, «. <ea<. ^T5 »». arf"^ or art^oE w. arnre «», ejfTw. 
 Dug,;?. \. V. v^l-^i^rfl, &c. ?^1^, ^rfHcT. 
 Duke, «. 5i%^r5ft '^ <7^ arr^. 
 
 2 T. Pkixce, King. ^n7T?5»i. ^n^frr w. 
 DuKEDOJi, q^ ^rr^ %<TT«I«>. 
 
 2 ^ ^fr^ Tj^n. 
 Dulcet. See S\teet. 
 
 To Dulcify, To Dulcobate, &c. See To Sweetes, Ac. 
 Dulcimee, n. ^]^t^ WiJ<£^ ^ ^]^ arf^. 
 Dull, a. v. Stupid. vT5, JTI?, 5^t^ ^^TS, H<^Hf?I or jt^pt^,, 
 
 JT^gf^, STrT^f^, aTrTHfH, ^JT^gf^, »Tn>c? or TT'pfft. 
 
 2 unready, backward, v. Slow, Sluggish. g?tl or ^m, 
 IT^ remw*. H^ or 5PR;5, vTR, it? or TT^ITT, Tl^TT, RHfHd. 
 
 D. of hearing. +HNr vT5, 
 
 D. of seeing. ^tfl-m-sla^JMr »T^. 
 
 3 gloomy, dismal, Sfc. — of places, v. Dbeaby. 3^J^, 3^- 
 ^qimT or oft. 
 
 4 no< bright. K^jf^d, *i**ioJln, arqij, frf^OT, <b<<l^4. 
 
 5 <f(W, dusky, gloomy-^ — of weather, &c. art'iR, ^, aq>^ 
 or ar^, »Tcff<T, atMlO-m, 31^==^, aff^fNT. 
 
 G not merry, lively., ^'c. — meetings, &c. v. Spibitless. 
 
 7 — trade, business, &c. ^,'*TS, ■«iST, ^r7W,f^tci^,'R$'^I, 
 To become d. H^/. qs^^. o/«. 
 
DTO : 
 
 8 melancholy, T. Sad. T^RT. 
 
 9 See BLcyx. 
 
 2b DcLL, To Dulles, p. a. mal-e dull, v. To Stupitt, To 
 Dm, To Blot. 3T3-»i^-^i%3T-'37RT-&c. ^K^, 
 
 To Dull, To Dulles, <e. n. lose hrightnest, clearness, fresh- 
 nets, f^^, HiSl, ^Tot, MoQui ^tW, T?TT^. 
 
 2 fo«e tharpneis, smartness, briskness. «|fk<Hi)|, ^^^. 
 Dpllabd. See Fool. [ f^'njn'. 
 
 DCLLEB, DCLLESED, />. V. V. N. 1. Rd^t*|, Mot^rfl, &C. 
 
 DuLSEss, fi. V. A. 1. vfiSMUIl TO. H^HUII «. &c. 'ITIJ^ «. ^5n?»T 
 n. ^f^Miq n. HpiHitJ n. ti^^F^/. TT^Tf^/. 
 
 3 ^•^I«MUII TO. iJ^nft/. •iTl'^ifH «. 
 
 4 nr^H^un TO. H5EKferrmT m. &c. 
 
 6 jTiyiHuii TO. Hfotunuii TO. 3t^<muii TO. ^^t^y. 3f*TrO/. 
 
 6 Tsnft/. t^ omfoLHMu ii TO. 
 
 7 *T^/. MriMuii TO. vrri/ •<t^/. 
 
 DCLT, aJc.y. KiOHTLT. «T>TTf^, W'lX'iv^.i T-iTTJ^, ?r<Trf^- 
 fl, TfTTTT^, T<41-i<l<^, TTTW^T. [ !f ,^T^Tf^. 
 
 Dumb, a. incapable, Sfe. of speech. 5^, ^Y^TT, ^, "STK, 3T^T- 
 2 ■»«<«. See SiLEST. 
 
 Dumb-bell, n. — in gymnastics. ]^\'\A m. 
 
 DuMBSESB, n. V. A. 1. y^Mmi TO. H'Mr n. ^nf^?>TTf|PT «. 
 
 DUMBSHOW, n.v. Pastomise. MIIUHf^H ^I^MI*1 TO. ^+l<i-ni- 
 
 2b DcMTOUSD, e. a. confuse, strike dumb. ^^^t[f.-^^f. 
 VZfdr y. ©/■ o.P<*v<l<-HHH<-«n<ilTi<-*riH-^P'^-^l<^««T - 
 5IWTTT^-Ac. ^FTof, TrtrtT w.-^ng'thr TO.-&C. ^^ y. 0/0. 
 
 DUMMT, n. dumb partner. H'l'l/), 'iTTTSt, Vfld'li), ^'T?qT, 
 
 FUjing ftt a game with d. 3f'?3T rJl<ol| ot.3(wS ^R^n. 
 DCKPISESB, «. T. A, ^'T'i'mT TO. &c. 
 Dumps, n. gloomy state of mind. T^T^rmT m. g^T^ft/ 3^JH- 
 
 DCMPT, a. squat, lote,flattish^ tjc. %7T, ^TTIT, ^T?T, ^N?, 
 ^^^n or lT,-MH'i» w at! or ^miioci, f^TTToE or oET or ^PT- 
 i^nET, WH'^tT, ^ifi^-'-, <(«*(, ft^, fJt^ or ?^T, jnr, VT'i^e 
 or ST, >WW or IT, ^T??^ or ^W=!, "j^, ^, J-l^uil. 
 
 Dc5, «. — the color. 'TT^, H»vi, ¥h(tT. 
 
 Pcy, DCS5Z«, W.T.V. n'li^l ^iwiKl-'imuiKI, H'lI^^H, fTTT^- 
 •ftr, "PT^reft. — in nlliwivo, covert,cant,&c. phraaeolopy. 
 
 Jo Dux, r. tf. />r««« to pay a debt. »T»n^ m. vrot-fn^-iTFr^- 
 or, ^^/.-^/.-Ao. s^rnt, ^/. ■Jftl^, »?tl^, fTTT^ITT/. 
 4>Ht ^. of 0. In the ihade of the RcnM of thii word aa 
 appMring under To sit or fix one's self determinedly and 
 doggedly at a person's door, whether in exaction of pay- 
 ment, or in enforcement of compliance with a demand 
 feneraUy^ there are nameroiu term* and phnaea ez- 
 tentirelj current and (trikuigij charactoristie; a* mA 
 
 3 DUR 
 
 ^ or ^U|<T4)t) «lt1«l-t5PTot-%^, ^Wft/. ^[^.^ «T^St, JiYtJt 
 /. ^TT^H SRT^, f^TOTT/. q^-Kf^, ?TTOT to. n. ^at, qrq-TBf 
 
 'TT^ sif^ «m5fr, wi-ilw «Rrot-rfi'i9T, arf^r^T^^ w.-arf^i^- 
 
 H n. q^, J<'(j(l4unt(-»lH'lld)«-»T<,'Tl'^«-'ToE^rfl'^-^t- 
 ft?T-<fcc.-5m^, T^ TS'jf . 
 Dt^XE, n. dullard, doll, thickskull, v. Foot, jq^ sftTP^^, 
 
 3T??^^ TO. ^>T5 TO. l^'rST TO. ^f?r TO. f^+d^ll^ TO. 
 
 Dnso, n.— gencr. ^ «/. nm. f^rm/ jfK m. n. JTc5 ffl. «. 
 qH^nr n. aTHt"^ n. JT^ to. «. in comp. 
 
 Cloth, &c. befouled with d. ^^ n. *rnw%^ 'V^ n.- 
 f^TTJ W.-&C. 
 
 Lump or nodule of d. ^ n. t^^ «. rfm. ^T^/l 
 
 2 ( of birds ). ^ or ^f. ^/. 
 
 3 ( of elephants, horses, asses, mules ). tTt^y. 
 
 4 (of thocow,bull,orbufralo)v.CowDUSO. ^n.^\\T{^m.n. 
 Mass of d..a8 voided. qT^m. (f/w.qr^/. 'ff^w.'ffstTrw. 
 Pit receiving the daily d. of cattle, ^oi^ or ^t^T^prf 
 
 5 ( of man ). ^to. 
 
 To Dcso, V. a. manure. ^T<T n.-&c. VW"I, <MdN<?f. 
 
 To Duso, ». n. ^ipir, T^H^ w.-HrfRti^^T «.-Hrfr*tMI m.- 
 
 &c. *<"(, 
 
 2— birds, fin^t, ^^, 
 
 3— the cow, bull, or buffalo. ^tur^JT. 
 Duso-niLL, a. See Base, Meas. 
 Duso-HiLL, Duso-HEAP, «. -J<Ji<4l c 3'f^<41 to. 5+.O3 »«. 
 
 ^inft n. ^nr?/. TT^ »«. 
 
 DUSO-YAKD, rt. H<*I4/. 'K.'Mil/. 'K'JiS /. Rf+is/. 
 
 DusoEOS, n. </arA close prison. at^nT ^t^/ aT'^^pfft/. 
 
 3TqR ^roT TO./, ajtm^nift/. arvrr^/. 
 
 Dussiso, n. V. V. d'II<^l to. Pr^/. fTl/. tTTwr «. 
 
 Order or token ( from the creditor, &c. ) to Stop a d. 
 »RT|/. K H l PM ^/. ?r^5f^/. 
 
 Vehement or general d. 2^[TT^r5l"/. |«T^/. 
 DuoDEcniALs, n. ^I^^rt^T m. /;/. 
 
 Multiplicatiou of d. gT^5Tt)T Jjuil+K to. 
 Duodecimo, a. gr^^r T^ ^t^^'iTr'TT, ^^ <J^. 
 Duodecimo, n. g^T^^I^^ft *)i-:<l|-^ ^W^ n.-q'<T m.-&c. 
 Dupe, n.person easily deceiced. tjtt, HtOT, H^. 
 2b Dupe, ». o. v. To Che.^t. >ir^^, V^^, 
 Duplicate, n. copy. ^t\ STT/. R7^?TT «. TP^/. TrnTT »»• 
 2b Duplicate, Duplicate, See To Double, Double. 
 DuPLiCATUKE, «. a doubling, V. YoLD. %^rf f. ^ f. ^]j f. 
 Duplicitt, n. <fou£/0 mindedness, v. Deceit. J^PTT? »». 
 J'-Wftvuil to. jil^MUII TO. ji'd^uil w. f^Piy<Hl/. 
 
 DCttABIUTT, DUBABLESESS, n. V. A. ft^FITTtlTT TO, f^5f<TTJIt 
 
 «. riTTpTf^ n. f!TTT«nf<T?T n. fr<TT?TT/. 
 DUBABLE, a. V, ESDUKI.SO. f^TTT, ffFT'TT-H'INI-'IT-^t^T- 
 
 vift»lT-&c. TiTT'ft, f^?<r^, f^*IT, f^<<Mp»!F. 
 DuBABLT, a</c. V. A. f'l*NM')<ll-d*ll*<MI'n «. (/«^. 
 DuBAKCE. See Cosfisemest. 
 DuBATtoy, n. T. TlHB. ^T<5 pop. W3t TO. ?5Wt/. ft'«Tf<^l>Rr"i. 
 
DUT 
 
 264 
 
 DT8 
 
 2 lasting, continuance^ v. Endubasce. U.'h\4 m.ft-1>^\ m. 
 
 DoEBAB, n. <^<i(K m. n. 
 
 DuEESs. See liiPBisosMEirr. 
 
 DcBisa, ])rep. ^, si^r, 'TnT'T^, <T^, arfcT, »Te^, T^ (in comp. 
 as ^5r?r*n:, ^'ir, 3HI^i<<*R ). it is often expressed by 
 gr^Trff ( as v^^ 3TH?lf ^^^ dont eat during fever ). 
 
 DrsK, Dusky, a. tending to darkness, 3Ttq^, ^, 3TST^ or 
 
 2 tending to blackness. <f)|ay<, «FT5E^, ^RcHf^oET Pi^-^l, 
 Dusk, n. ?PT^r?ft/. ^FTotif n. 3T*ntt/. ^siT/. ^FFcEilof «. 
 
 D. of evening. ^?T?T>5E or ^?T?ft%5E/. 3TTfft ^r?JT/. 
 
 Dust, ». «J55/. ^1^/- ^"J »». 'nsT n. t^/. 
 Particle. of d. ^o^T'.^'T «i. 
 To throw d. g-^PJ^ ». q^, 
 2 — as flying in clouds, or as lying in quantity, UTHT or 
 
 oET or grr^T or goEtn or g55RT or goEtTT »». gcs^^/- 355- 
 
 To lay the d. ^^3ET »«. *<l<u| ( and to be laid, ^ToST »>. 
 To lay one's mouth in the d. Hi=f>'^<||/. »hl<iui. 
 To level with the d. ^[^ift^T fMoi«(ui, ftryciufltl Mli"!- 
 f*1ot«|ui, vlfH'd'H f*ro5^. 
 To be mingled with the d. vatflT ftotwf, 
 
 3 V. Powder. =^ n. 
 
 4 fig. row, kick up, 7. Tumult, ^f. «Tt^/. 
 To kick up a d. <^ui+| »». *1MUJ. 
 
 To Dust, ». a. free from dust. tlcS/. +|«uf-gTI^-tl'i+ui-5R- 
 
 2 coyer or sprinkle with dust, ^f dl+ui, 
 
 DUST-BOAED, n. tl^iHl^/. 
 
 DUST-CABT, n. %^?5ftr[Tft/. 
 
 DusTEB, M. HREOT5''^TT^ ^Hlrt m.-ipj^ «. 
 
 DusTiSESs, n. V. A. ^ci+iHUII m. gi'ldH'TT m. ^f^^^^] f. 
 
 DusTr, o. covered, ^c. with dust, ^oi+c, yitji, ^ol+d^ssr, 
 
 Duteous, Dutiful, o. v. Obediest. ^^Fift, ^R^TfTT, ;^- 
 
 2 enjoined or required by duty. i)Hi-«ll, %'5rn^^, ^^T- 
 
 Duteousxess, DuTiFUt^TESs, ». V. A. ;g*»04UII m. %5Tr^ 
 m. CHI^IMK+H n. ^«(MH<dl/. ^q^mfrR/. ^trJ^rlHirll/. 
 Dutifully, arfy. v. A. ^^tTK^q;, %^tT»(jT^^, ^munf^. 
 Duty, n. qrf m. «pif «. ^>PT n. aTT^}.?PP «Pt4 «. •PT't n. 
 
 Daily or regular d. fifP?*^R n. fHrV^fT «• 
 
 Discharge or fulfilment of d. qJ^Pl^Mfrl/. 
 
 General or common d. ^sthtt ^ m. 
 
 Neglect of one's d. ^tr4?!TFI «»• 
 
 Proper or peculiar d. ^tpt m. f^^qsinf »». ?g^ n. 
 
 To become the d. of. *nn m. ^ or *rPTT?r ^ icJ/A 
 55ror^o/». 
 
 2 a d. tPT «. 
 
 Minor or inferior d. ;JT^ ««. ^?t<T*r# »». 
 
 3 toll, tax, V. Custom. 3itpM/. ?tp?T «. 
 
 4 ( military ) T^^^TT^ ^Fm n. ^. mf'lO /. ^nKtt/. 
 
 DwAEF, ». ^nrr ff«. i^imHi^/. st^tht^/. =^'3^/. =^, 
 
 ^J^ ?5frT. — in contempt.H^ST^ »i.%#3ft»/i.-joco8ely. 
 
 «limiNf1K «». [ g<i4(ui. 
 
 2b DwAEF, ». o. «<««<. ^T^/. g^r^5t g. of 0. g^rr-Ac. •R't, 
 Dwarfish, a. antTiT, ^iqT, 5rr, g^, ^pT7, gT5, ^HTTT, ^JR- 
 
 "TT, 55+"! I, ^TTJT, ^TR?r^^f%, fs^ or fe^qr, fts|_, 55, 
 
 Dwabfishness, «. v. A. %n'it'T''IT m. <i'jwuii m. &c. 
 
 To Dwell, v. n. v. To Eeside. ?t^, ^Tf^, ^T ».-?^/.- 
 
 sfT?! m. ar^of y. 0/ ». 
 
 2 upon; fna^e unceasing mention of. vj'l+uj, ^^iwft/. ^- 
 
 m. tf^-q^, v^HUl* /. ^^, nr^, 'SfT'it, qW or ^'^TT m. 
 To d. upon, peevishly, &c. ^TT'^t'T »». n. rtNui-irredt- 
 
 ^qTjf.^uf, iTTof rt.-'i+'i+ /.-(%<+!< /.-fr^rftr /.-r<H<lw/.- 
 
 &c. OT^-HiS"t. [com. 
 
 Dweller, n. v. V. <I^U|KI, 'lI'^uiKr, W^ 4><UIKI, ?Pfft in. 
 
 Dwelliko, n. V. V. 1. T\^ n. JTi^of n. ?ri<^uj+/. 'i\'\<iif. 
 2 qt^ n. qt^'ift/. ^ m. qW m. g^l«r «». im «». ^- 
 ^z^_/. [*rpm or ^ ». 
 
 I. ^Zace of rf. V. Eesidence. V[K »• fi+l«l n. Ii+,|U|T w. 
 Dwellixo-house, Dwelling-place, ». v. Eesidence. ^n: 
 
 ». fa+lil «. H+|Ui or 5T «. 
 To Dwindle, ». «. become less. rt^MHul', sj^^ioiijf, 3^Rwf, 
 
 f^Tom, TflT^, ^T^, =^ ffJ.-^'T OT.-&C. ^df y. 0/ «. m^ 
 
 -?^-&c. ^t^. 
 Dwindled, />. v. V. rf^MI<!Irfc*l, &c. *»04llrfrfl, &c. ^ftnr. 
 Dye, «. tn m. tn^oft «. 
 To Dye, v. a. xm^ tWf , t»I m. ^, 
 
 To d. over again, to give a dip. |«l m. ^. 
 
 2 ( by sprinkling ). fes^. 
 Dyed,;), t. V. 1. tn^T^T, &c. i?ft, t^r\. 
 Dyer, n. v. V. 1. ('NUIKI, t*r ^"TRT, t'TT^, tl^, TPft. 
 Dying, n.v.V. To Dye.— oc<. x^^ii «.tn ^ n.&c. tl"^/. 
 Cost or price of d. <'|ulNo&/. tTlf /. 
 
 V. V. To Die, and Death. srmfTTn m. ^vjfltW^ m. 
 Dying, a. pertaining to death, given, uttered, Sfc.fust before 
 
 death. aH<H+lrf-m, M<U|+WI-m, H^%S^., 
 Dyke. See Dike. 
 Dynamics, n. ^^^SJTT^ 5[trW «• 
 Dynastic, a. v. N. <.|vii«i?i|6(fp5 R«iMH>-^'ft. 
 Dynasty, n. race or succession of kings. <M«j?INf5>j /. TT^- 
 
 ^V^^f■ <Ml^fe ;>o/). iMlJjofr/. 
 Dysenteric, o. v. N. arfrl^KMI, 31N<*(^I, &c. arnTT^- 
 
 Dysentery, n. armTTp /jo/?. arf^T^n. aTimPlflr< m. arfrraR 
 
 ♦n. H^A\»\\f- 'T^ cr ^Tforf/. [ ^.m. 
 
 Dybpepsy, ». Y. IsiJioEsiiON. arftTHkrn. 'n+*-<^^ n. -H^- 
 
BAB 266^ 
 
 DrsPEPTic, a. ■ M^v\Uh \ ( \^ STJftwfnft. 
 
 DispsoEA, n. T. Asthma. «irT/.«s^^«i.»^mi<j0^m.'STO«. 
 
 PiSCBI, n. H5Jf^ n. 3n»Tft/. 
 
 Hot d. •i-^iim. pi. 4'^\<£\ /. ^^T^Bi. 
 
 To be aflected with Lot d. g^io&af. 
 
 EAE 
 
 E. 
 
 E. 
 
 Of the three soonds of this letter, tiz. that in 
 scene, that in men, and that in prey,vein, the first is 
 represented by f, the second exists not in Maralht, 
 and the third ia represented by ^. 
 Each, a. every one, — singly or distributively. V(+"^+, ^^T, 
 ((♦'^+.il, V+.y--|j-ll, \<^{'f'i Wr*)*, irffT ( in comp. as Tfrt- 
 t^^^flr, wriP;i, srffTWT, hHim'^, srfrTfFT, ) T ( as in qTH- 
 
 E. other. E. the other. ^^^. 
 
 E. ( hi?, her, its ) own. 3TPT3TN57r. ex. They oame 
 each bringing hi* oicn hooks. % 3HIHi{IM^?I J^;^ W3^ 
 3r%. Every one approves of hit own disposition. V<i\iH 
 
 arrnrrr^ wtt^ -^ti'irti «(ii<il, &c. 
 
 Eaoeb, a. keenly detirotu, T. Dksibodb, EaBHBST. ^jTfg^, 
 
 2 impatiently detirout, v. Impatient. THT^oET, |7, ^^3T, 
 
 To b»! e. ^•'._g'',«i intent. J<'.|'HJi, J^JI^, -d-Jd'if, 3'- 
 
 Eageblt, (k/c. t. a. 1. jf^^^'f, ij*^^^, J«*4I"^*, #^- 
 
 2 JHI<|ofl^, 
 EAOE«y»M, «. T. A. 1. ^f. ^^ or fmf. 3?*?T / TFHT- 
 
 2 T'TT^^/ yiytt/. jr§f(/. yr|T /. fs^ /• fg - 
 
 -JiH'l-ZT m. MI*<^/ n. 3rTT^/. T?^oE/. THo5 /. vJr^T'^- 
 
 ^ /. ^T'JT m. 
 
 A flush of e. yr^ft/. 
 
 To cool,&c. one's c.yiyft/.-Ae.Jitf'f-f^TTW'f^.tffo. 
 EaALX, «. *RF< M. 
 
 2 ( l««er Indian e. ) aquila fnlceieent. ^tT^HT/. 
 
 8 (Se»-«agle) See OsnuT. 
 Eaolc-eted, a. t. SHiap-sionim. f^^ 4)«MN^ ^W? \ 
 
 iCSSl^i ^^\f^y m^^^-t Jftr^i^f*. I 
 
 EiB, N . ^TT ••. ^ •». <ifT «. n. «5f^/. wnr «. 
 
 Cuned e«lge of the e. «TT«/. i»wi^if^/. ^^MlPj^l /. 
 Diacharge from the e. %<^44I4 *«• 
 Drum of the e. ^I'll^miV *•• 
 Dull of bearing— an o, "pw. 
 Hollow of the e. a<f«i'l^< n. %<4fS4 •• 
 Hollow or line along the o. VT^^ <ir%n. VT^tftSM* 
 ♦HH-^ or qj^ n. viiit " 
 of the 0. 
 
 Lobe of the e. ^TTT ««. 'SfTT m. ^W^f^/. 
 Matter whispered in the e. ^JPTlf^/. ^FRR^rm. !?JPT- 
 
 Outer e. %^5T «. 
 
 Einging in thee. Noise in the o. «Fohn^»». ^^%5m. 
 
 Boot of the e. 4>u|H(A n. ^ot^jfl^ n. 
 
 Scabbiness of the ears, imf+isft/. ^KPT^/. ^>FT- 
 
 Stoppage of the e. ( from cold, Ac. ). *Ri^ ^«r. 
 
 That has passed the e.— a matter. ^FPTRSTT ^l?5OT, 
 
 That has learned by the e. ^PT H^^, ^ *rft^. 
 That has been learned by the e. ^PT Tfl^,^^ T^t^T. 
 To the e.; — drawing a bow. +Ml^, 3TT^tit. 
 To abuse, poison, &c. the e. of. ^n^ «. ^^-*nTjf- 
 
 To bore the e. m:\^{m. ^hfjf , «pjf^q:»?». ^Ro?. 
 
 To give or lend an e. ^fT »i.-^JtT».-3^».-&c. \^. 
 
 To let in at one o. and out at the other. ^f+MF^ ^- 
 
 To prick up ono''s ears. ^Rm. pi. e^RHlTr 7T^, ^^ 
 »». pi. y*4l<ui. 
 To pull the ears of. ^^Tot. -JMdOi -^R^-R<*«<d<5i,s»?R- 
 
 To set by the cars. rtltllrfN or ^ft/.-fil'TJ^lP^l*^/. 
 To stop one's ears against. To turn a deaf e. to. ^- 
 
 To whisper in the e. of. +H**fi' or *Ri<*>^/.-sptjf^T 
 »».-^wfi^<|5T n.-&c. 5R^, ^RT^ or V^ rTmot, f.M'f):/. 
 
 The ears sicken, tiro, &c. ^[JTT m, pi. f^dHM. 
 
 2 ( of a vessel or article ) v. Handle. spR «. <I>MMI «». 
 
 3 «/)i*(; o/ corn,— goner. ^oftH n. qjftJin «. ^f^^^fft/. 
 tTFTflffH'R n. 
 
 « ( of wheat ). 3TWt/. 
 6 ( of rice ). ^W^ft/. 
 
 Full state of the c. ^R\Z^ m. 
 
 6 ( of rice, wheat, &c.) pendulout ear. ?5fift/ pSNt/. ?5t- 
 n/ «5hR or »T n. ( enhanc. ??N(T n. wfrR n. ), ^t^f. 
 
 7 ( of ^TofT, ^, m^, &c. ) gS^«rr n. 
 
 Jb Eau, e. fi. «Aoo< t«<o wr*. f«l+Ul<Ji, <TH^, <JTUT^ n. ;;Z 
 «r"»f, r^^l/.-f^W^uft/.-Pit^'f)?* or f^^/ ^ot, gt^Tilf. 
 
 Eab-ache, n. *M:J<«fl/. ^"T^U^ pop. WV^ m. 
 
 Eak-lock, n. 15^ n. *l<|>"^(fT m. 
 
 EiB-PICK, «. *|*?<j?l<uj fi. TTT'^O'ft/. 
 
 £a>-biho, «. 5157 n.^'f^ n. '♦.oijaim m.^r^i^ m. Some 
 of the common car-rings or car-omamciits are, Sit»f- 
 ^ n. ^f9ft/. ^n^ «. JIT w. orl^i «. ^t; »». n. ^sitft/. 
 
 I|ifm4(t W ^^mtfl /. ^ifT w. <!'im»l*II'/1/. ^ m. rf^T w. 
 
 Tit'im. fliMi ». fl1'i«wi*>fl/ ^J' "»• "T^nn^/. or <T^r w. 
 
EAE 2€ 
 
 Ill'Miaf)/. STToft/. jnft or 5»lft/ MI'H'Mlofi /. 
 E. made with gold begged. fJ4+»)|af^/. 
 Eau-shot, m. ^T%^ ^KfT m. m^TiJ m. 
 Eab-wax, w. *i<it(i »». ifiRJ^is w. ij|'4)U| n. chulHrf «. ^of^«». 
 Eae-wio, n. JpPT^ft'JT/. ?OT^lft^/. +-UMrJ*l /. 
 Eak-witness, n. +MNi«i?ft, ^#^?n?ff^ ^«(Ul«l?Tt. 
 Saeed, a. Aapj»7 ear«. +MMI, +uhih, ?fjpuf, ^Jvoff. 
 
 2 — of corn. ^^FTT. 
 
 Eabiso, «. V. V. f^m^rtift/ f?r^/. ^r?Nfe or Pt^'^g /. 
 
 Eaelt, a. of good or right time. ■H'<>ct«| | uflx< |^ ?ra:oE%oSHT, 
 
 2 of ancient time. ^1%, 'J«f+W^, "^sj^lf^J*', ^?^^ 
 
 Earlier. Mrfl+i-HI or PTT, Mrf\+^?^ ( or"^fc%+,5-=)l &c. ). 
 
 3 that ripens sooner. 3TPTT, arrf^, 3rTf?r ( disting. from 
 JTFTT, JTTTO,^ JTrntrT ), ^3^ or ^ (remiss. ^a«R ear- 
 7y;«7t ). 
 
 To be early ripe. STFRT^. 
 Eaelt, adv. soon, letimes. ?np35, JH+|o4«|uri or tTPff, ^HFToS 
 
 It is still e. 3T^ rf«IM 3?r^. 
 To Eaen, t). «. V. To G^T. fiToE^, +HI<l«f, ^w^"^, TTF^- 
 
 T n.-g^Trjf'Tr/.-&c. ^^ y. of o. 
 Eaeneb, n. Eaekiso, p. a. t.V. fHiicluiKi, &c, ^STTS^FT, ^- 
 
 The earning member of a family. vj?)i+|<jrl m, vjfii+l- 
 
 Eaenest, a. ardent, warm, zealous., solicitous. 3TrF<^=rT^, 
 3TR'J^^, 3TTft'«T^, gTR'«TT5rT^, ^T^, 3<^«T<0, JUIMI^H-HI, 
 sl-il'D^, f^4+l-=ll, +cl+,dn-«<l, ^'F, 3^f%rT, '3r'HI^, 3"- 
 fm^, 3?«I^*<IH, 'B^JWT^, aiHi'b, W5^, an^nR, n^TT, 
 
 Eaesest, n. seriousness. {<\l'^^U m. 'FffspTT? m. 
 
 lu e. ?r=^. 
 
 To take up in e. *1H|«J< ^of-iTT'f. 
 2 money, ^v. ^'jwn in token. ^^K »». pHTT m. W^ m. V- 
 ^^PR m. ^m\i\] or qr m. 
 
 To pay down in e. frtff rJI*!"!. 
 8— as in plays; not fun or sport. f»T^tirT Tpft/. f^fCIl 
 
 In e. ^RTT^. 
 Eaenestlt, adv. v. A. aTTT^, ^^%^, aTTPtTTJ^, ^Rg^q'- 
 
 i^^, &c. wV-Mfl'^, &c. ?rr?^, K^miy^^, s3<j^*iH, 
 Eabsestkess, «. V. A. ar^vrr/. -ar+dl/ Srg^FcTT/. gc^m. 
 3^^ 7». qt^nr/. ^ot+cj/. (ri^*/. arr^rf^/. ar^rrn »». 
 
 EaESixo, m. v. Y.—act. filol«|of «. ^4l^of «. &c. *jm^?t n. 
 
 >iHM1 n. ^'Tr^/. 
 
 I. earnings, V. Gettixgs. I>i+rt/. ^mf /."^^TCf/. 
 EaBTH, «. /Ae tcrraqiteous glohe. ^pn^ or ^f>T^/. Hf^ p()p. 
 
 sff=qt^7. JT^/5ff7^/. ^T^tTTT/. ^gqr/. sr^^Trfr/. ^- 
 
 EAB 
 
 ^/. *fH^/. ^?^/. im/. ?Tm/. %f%/. ^ttt/. ??nift/. 
 
 3T^f^ or 3T«pft/. Some descriptiTe or allusive terms 
 for the earth, corresponding with the habitation of mor- 
 tals, the theatre of action, the field of labor, the nurse of 
 beings.^ ^-c. ^c. are, Mr^^rTl* m. Hi+rfiq; m, HT^rfl+, m. 
 spH'jfiT or +M^f^+1 /. ^JrPTTsft /. »jri*<i»i m. ^^- 
 OT^ OT. JT«j^^ m. vSft^TTJft^rnm »». f^i^ n. ^THjpr^- 
 ?JT/. ■h4«^1/ «r§'W or STRFr'Rf «W/ 3'^»^<'lpil /. 
 xjH^^H^<4rf<4if^>d'^^1 /. JH'iyi'KM. Nine divisions (?3- 
 
 3 m. ^ »». ) are made of the earth. These are f'^l^rj, 
 *r^»?, ^f^, f%3^, +HHIrf, 'F'T^, *i<.^tis, (^<"*i''", 
 
 Belt of mountains encircling the e. ■=(*«l|?5' m. ^^- 
 
 Burden or load upon the e. 'J^TTT »»• 
 
 Conquering the e. H^P^^^I »»• 
 
 Conqueror of the e. I^P^^pft. 
 
 Comers of the e. ^[^ m. pi. 
 
 Face of the e. ^tr^pop 'Jrra n. vHiirfldrf «. ^[^ n. 
 
 Begions below the e. 3T*ltet^ m. ^^\^^ n. <n<TT- 
 
 Serpent upholding the e. itT m. 
 
 Shade cast by the e. ^^TT/ 
 
 The umbra of the earth's shadow. '^Il«l«( n. 
 
 To the uttermost borders of the e. f^^., f^'ind. 
 
 To wander over the e. f^^PT »».-f^'y*TiI «.-&c. ^5t. 
 
 To commit to the e. ( treasure, &c ). 'jf^PTOT ^T'Jf, 
 
 2— the element. JTTrft/. HfrH-. l /. ?s^/. Some of the 
 common earths are %^r, <j(ctil|, li'IlMfrl+l , q'^TT, nN^- 
 ^, f^ir^l^, HN^MIrfl, MUiHIrft, ^KIM<ft, HWt, HT% 
 
 Lump of e. »it^5ET or ^y6ET m. 
 8 — the present world. viPT «. ^'IrO/. ^Jr^Ni »»• f^T^t^w, 
 
 4 <Ae yro««rf. v;nft?f /. tf^/ tTTrft/ ^/. 2^/- 
 
 5 arable land, v. Soil. ^'ffT/. 'J^/- 
 21) Eabth. See To Bdeeow. 
 Eaeth-oil, n. Hl»fl^ rr?5 n. »jf>"ric4 n. 
 Eabth-nut, n. ground nut. jt^T »». 
 Eaeth-pit, «. MMf^ui or ^rm/. 
 
 Eaeth-quake, «. ^T<ft^i? «». H^npT m. 'T^ wj. «^T''ft<^'», 
 
 Eabth-wobk, n. HM^IH n. 
 
 Eabth-woem, ». 'Tt|5r or itste w nU«)o4 m.n. <\^\i\\ m. ^of 
 
 Eabthes, a. HlrO-m, HpTl+IH'M, H?tt^, ^frT^TCT, KTf^, 
 
 E. ware. TTFft<f *rt^«.;'^. 
 Eabthliness, n. v. A. 1. ^^PF^i^q' m. v^"l^.^«lV »». &c. 
 
 ^in^t^ «. &C.'^^Ri+.r^ «. 
 
 2 ^-T^/ ^^J^/. ^f^'t.f^tl^l^ ^/. &c. 
 Eaethlt, a. belonging to this earth; mundane, not heavenly. 
 'Jll'ri+Ml, >Jr?l+^l, Vf4l<fi-«)l, ^^rtl*-qi, &c. »{r^i*ti«i^, 
 ^a i ^f^^^j-b , Hr^''ri*-=)1,&C.^^^R!+, ^^, '=nW, '?tf*T^. 
 2 or EABTHLY-ailSrED; T. SeHSUAL. ^f^^fif, ^f^*S<lr 
 
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 EaSTHT, a. eonsitiiny of e.v. EABTHEX.»TT?fWT, Hf^T^m'?,'^- 
 2 helonginj to e. JTFft^f, ^Prl+I^i^'^t, HTrl+lfMI^^*. 
 8 hating e. mingled — sugar, grain, &c. HIdS, *imi, JTT- 
 
 Ease, n. y««W, rest, tranquillity. xpT «. ^MIMIH «• ^^ «• 
 grPTT/. J^T^ n. ^«[Mr w. tl«iHi »n. g<?li«ii m. tj<^«ii »». 
 ^F<|fTT/. »^T^^^ n. tt\*f^ n. ^TfVT/. 
 
 At e. In e. §^m, gw^ ded. J?!^, ^^ «»». W- 
 ^ST, g^ r. ^^, f^, 3T?T, gf^, aiTRTK. [ STTtrrft/. 
 
 2 r««^ /row /?a/n. ^ n. §W n. ^rmm^ n. amPT «. 
 
 3 rM< n/ler labor. r«J«NI m. ^^inH »n. f?«rtfrr/. 
 
 4 freedom from difficulty or great labor. «^3lMU|f »n. ST- 
 
 sT^rm m. g^ n. iinrrr^ »». 3<Ni«i*n^ >«. aif^^Mmi m. 
 
 *tH<lf^r(< n. 
 
 With e. See Easilt. 
 To Ease, t. a. alleviate, attvage, mitigate, mollify, allay. 
 
 anrnr m.-^^ n.-^T n.-j<rr*mT f.-&.c. ^-^r^, arrrTH 
 
 fn.-^ n. qrj^ w "I^W k«M in. con. ^'H*l^>Tft-&c. ^i^, 
 VM<Juf, ^rm^, ^^^T n. jwy. ;Tfff^ n.-?THIMI<1 «.-4M?l*i 
 m.-V(^m m.-JM^HH «.-<tc. ^JTofy. o/"o. 
 To e. nature. See under Xatlbe. 
 
 Easel, ».— of a painter, f^^rr^sraff /. f^ "P?I^ n. 
 
 EaSHT, adv. v. A. readily, tfc. ^pT, *i^^M, ^l^^dmniH, W- 
 
 prnS, ti^-'iM'ft^, ^T^^spiPTT, 'H^-^^rfi^, fl^^rft^T, ^^- 
 
 OimTrff, «^-r1H*1K, fl^vdWiCi, HpTTf?^, ^Tf^mifrft^, 
 *^<HI«^4l, 'mi<4mi^, ar^n^TT^, STTFTT or ^, 3T%^- 
 
 ST^nP^i ^TJWf "•Jlrfrll, vTHTt ^?ft, *ilrlHl 41rf<ll. 
 
 I. gently, toftly, without thaking, /fc. ^?5^'?T'f, ^, 3T- 
 
 II. Uiturely, eompotedly. not hurriedly, tje. «N^in, ?IT- 
 
 Easuuss, ». T. A. 1. 2. and Ease. ^^ n. fj< i f t tn ni m. ;SR*I- 
 *TT/. ^ !♦'*<< n. fltf^ «. ^^T?5 «. gntrft/. 55|Tr??TT/. §- 
 
 '8 ( of performance or attainment ). w^quiT m. flW^n. 
 
 4 ^f1^^«n *». <n«i»*J n. girT>I«TT/. WT^vpn/. Ac. 
 
 c ^^%<n>TT •». Jrac'T'n m. Ac. 
 
 8 JT^Pft ^r>TI^/. Ac. H'.MMail fW.iftoE'J^ «. 
 
 Ea*t, h. f*f?«T/. ^ /. gr»i^/. iiNt/. 
 
 Ljiog e. and wc«t,— a building, a field, ^ihrf^, JIT- i 
 
 Toward! the e. ^[^WT^T, fT?^. | 
 
 2 M«r«ra regions. <jif*itf^? m. ^n m. <lM4<^««^lX«l. | 
 EASmLT, Eastxicc, a. o/ or belonging to the east. q#, *|!|Nt, 
 ^W^tWT, ^Jf^l^, <jJr*<1**, m^*!, RT^»T, ^4. 
 2 iom i« /A« e. ^#3T. 
 ZJaetng the e. «{W, 'jifviit'^, "jrtf^T^W, ^^vlf^gfl. 
 
 EAtTWAU), adv. ^Ni, ^jrf^iwi, a'wj, m^. 
 £a4X, «. tnjofing guift, rat, trimqwUit), S[c. Q^, 
 
 g^TlH, ^P«(Ti, '^^^.1 ^<T. 
 
 To feel e. ^<3k) "T5^-^-<<|<iui c. impers. 
 
 That is in easy circumstances, /7(a^ ^a* a comfortable 
 maintenance. tR^ g^, tHMIv^cJdl, ^Wlf'^dl, Pl<^<^|ri or 
 
 2 free from pain. g^TOT, 34KI*n, g?ft. 
 
 3 no^ difficmt. ?1>TT, WTRT, ?T^, ^I^^P, f r5>T, 
 
 3TOR, Hc^, ?r?ft^, 3<rM'HI«r, g^TT^T, 3iHI<<l«^l«T,g- 
 ??WWT, ^^^, ^^ "^, "^^Rnr^IT, g (in comp. forming 
 valuable words endlessly; as e. of access or passage ^^-^ 
 e. of apprehension g^tT; e. of cure g^«T; &c. &c. ). 
 To become e. to from practice. «l<*K«|ir?i-iioiuiKMlcCt- 
 
 4 ( of apprehensiou ) not abstruse, ^fnr, ^'^^T, g^W, 
 g^*^, ^Tc55im, g%^, f 'Sftq', r?^"^. 
 
 5 unconstrained, unlabored, ^'e. ^[K^ pop. ?Ro5, '^R^pop. 
 
 6 gentle, moderate, mild, ^e. — in numerous shades. ^- 
 
 7 </ia< affords ease. ^<?INI, g??^, g<^<^l«<*,f ^sr<?, f ^- 
 
 8 complying, Sfc, v. Soft. JT^TT^ TT*!, HdNT ^5IT, T- 
 
 To Eat, c. o. ^rrof, H?^^, *T?T«»r «.-3T5|I'r W.-&C. ^B^T^t, — in 
 significant, jocose, or free phraseol. *T^t'<4l'fi 5iwif, 
 tT?tfT ^ra:^-VWui-JH<«Jl, srTDrj^/.-"fl^^/.-&c.^^f, — 
 with the power of such phraseologies as to eat up,to clear 
 the decks, to lick clean the platters, to make clear icork, 
 to dispose of, Sfc. «|AH ^pRot, ^|«H ri+rJ^ld or j^jg ep- 
 
 »raFTST OT.-H'ZMi «.-^:"TTrT w.-fltilM «.-?!')> ^d'f) /.-?Itqx 
 w.T'J^lPlM'il m. ^T^, 'fT^;^ 5^ 'ITfTHT ^P^, *4l-«j< «i. 
 ^iT't-'E^TT -illiui, ^^ or ^T7 <7<iy. ^.^, <reT aiv. ^Tot, 
 <WK«f, «4l<iui, ^"?Ror, <TR ff». ^ with <T^ofo. ^ ^^, 
 ■dH-i^ 'PTH'f , ?TtqT m. >ia«t«i -«(*«( J^ ^r. of o. <.'i4>^i, TTT^'f . 
 
 To eat one's words, t. To Eetkact. ififjot n.-^ m.- 
 Ac. "R7T-MI4HI q^. 
 
 Ho that would eat, must work, ^im ^ ^n «ffe*T- 
 
 2 corrode, wnif, »^oi^. [^^. 
 
 2b Eat, ». n. take a meal, v. Meal. '^^H^ Ht'SR n.-sjRTJT «. 
 
 2 into; — an ulcer, Ac. s^T^. 
 Eatable, o. v. V. A. 1. ?fTOT-H?Tnn-^T-<ilWT-^»?l'WI-&c. H- 
 
 Eatable, «. w^ «•• T^ n. ^fTQ «• '^n«T ». *???«»•• 
 
 Eatables — compreh. or freely. ^?M df^ «. »t^ '^- 
 aw^ n. ;>^.-amongat children. ^T^ m. w\f. 
 
 Light e. ( a« a fruit, a sweetmeat, Ac. ) HTg^ n. HT- 
 
 Eatdi,/). t. V. A. 1. wt^tST, Ac. Hftw, ^, W^,3TfTrw, 
 
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 Eateb, «. V. V. A. 1. (MloiKT, &c. *r?^-&c. ^Frrf, *r?T^ and \\ 
 JT?ft ( in comp. as gT5PT^T^, KRPT?ft, &c. ), HT^ ( in j! 
 coinp. as 3T^^fr3ft, JTtH'^n'ft, &c. ), 3TT^ ( in comp. as , 
 
 sT^TTirft, 3T^<TT?ft, f^^t!^ qwrr^, 3T?qT?ft, f»mnft), ! 
 
 ^(incouip. as ^J^^pTT, aTT^^, 3T5PT^), ^TT^ 
 
 (iu comp. and with coutemptuouB implication,as. aT^fT 
 
 W^, HPT <MI<^<I, &C. ). 
 Eatixg, n. V. V. A. l.—act. ^iJf «. &c. vj^m n. 3T?R »■ 
 
 3T?T n. ?jfT^ «. 
 
 2 ^TPJlr n. ^OTwf «. ^Muirfl/. 
 
 T. V, N. 1. Snrot «. vji«|U| 7J. %^PT «. 
 
 To be heavy & listless from over-eating. %^ot_ 
 Eatixq-house, n. 2fRn% 5^iH «• H-lK^Ml »n. ^e(U||t(al/. 
 
 Keeper of a e. HT^nft o»" m\(\. 
 Ea-ves, n. qoT^oft/. /)i. H\'\\v>M\ f. pi. W\^m'^fpl- f^f.^- 
 Eayes-dbip, n. g'S^^ «rR/. TFIToJt/. "TT^/. 
 2b Eates-dkop, r. n. 3TT?5-?55^r'fnjfr-&c. ^iPW^ OT.-«hM«j| 
 
 «».-*M<>^'i| M. ^Tir. 
 
 EATES-DEOrPEH, «. V. V. tHI|H-&C. *|)M«)^I-&C. QuiRI. 
 
 JiBB, EbbiSQ, n, reflux of the tide. ^^X^ m. a^l^-ft/. 3^r^ 
 
 Ertrejne e. ebb at the springs. f^^|< or f%^R 3^T^ 
 The 6. and flow, g^^ft >Tt?ft/. 
 2 tcatie, ^'c. V. Deci-IXE. grTTT m. TfTOft/. TrTT^TMTT »». 
 2b Ebb, v. n. v. N. 1. #^7<Jir, a^ m.-aSt^/. =^rawr-gn- 
 
 To e. dry. f^, 
 Ebb-tide. See Ebb. 
 Ebost, n. diospyrosglutinosa.t^r^f. 3TT«PJH »», ?f^ <"'%^ 
 
 m. f^^m.f. 
 Ebbiett. See DacifKESTfEsa. 
 
 Ebeiositt, «.y.A. i^ l ^«ll-^/ .finfn#0/-fg'ft^W-f^ ^'N I <^/ . 
 Ebbiocs, a. given to drinking. ^T€«IM, JTOT or H+rMI, 3TTT- 
 
 ?^, f^^lK'i'K, f^5!l|*II^H, l%nT or f^r^n- reffi/M. f^Z rather 
 
 e. l%»ft#T, 
 Ebulution, n. v. Botlino. ^t^ m. 3T«m «. 
 
 Sound or noise of brisk e. ^ToS^RoB/.-intens. 'Ho&|a& m. 
 
 2 ( as of tenderness, grief, &c. ) sudden ttceHin^ and 
 hirsting forth. g«fToET m. 3^T5/. 3HIT «». 7HT5T w- >JHI^ 
 »». 3'HTHT m. gTTToET «». THToft/. 'S:?! m. 
 
 EccESTBic, a. divergent. ep^tpiijH^, iT'^'TcTPft. 
 2 — in geometry. aTOK%^, r<:lNM+4. 
 
 3 fig. anomalous, devious, t. iBBEortLAB. "Simi'lHI,^- 
 
 ECCEXTBICITY, «. V. A. 1. ^^Mil^-H^MHT/. H^'^JrTTf^nTT/. 
 
 2 ai^m^^rrr/. 3^^w%5*rR »». '^^er?^ n. 
 
 Ecclesiastic, «. person holding an appointment in the church. 
 EccLESiAEiiCAi,, a. lelonging, <Jc-. ro /Ae church or religion. 
 
 I ECO 
 
 Echo, m. si^"^f?f»». MfdHI^ m. st^?t^»i. "TS^stw. mj^ii^ot. 
 
 2 fig; mere repeater of the opinions of another. HUiHuqi, 
 
 2b Echo, v.n. h rfi'<( Pi»».-V f?i'1 l««i.-5rffT5H5ff«».-&c.^tiJt, ^K^, 
 
 2b Echo, p. a. ^f^e^f^ »n.-MfHHI<w.-srfcr?lT«^ »».-&c. jp^^. 
 Echoed,;?, v. V. A. 5lf?T«-=rf^, !lf?Pn%f. 
 EcLAiEcissEMENT. See Explanation. 
 Eclat, n. applause, hovor, Sfc.y, Globt. ^ot. ST^^HTm. ^it- 
 
 HT/. sr^^/ 'IMNMI m. 
 Eclectic, a. selecting ./choosing. f^«J^H-2c<^ri-<Stc. ^PTStjtrT. 
 Eclipse, m. ?T^w. ^^»t. ?TTK»>. j'TOnn*. — of the sun. ^- 
 q^n. — of the moon. ^T^fTn. 
 
 Day of an e. q^M4 «• <I^h4». 
 
 Duration of an e. fr<Tf?r/. 
 
 Immersion or ingress at an e. ^^ m. "^m, — Ablu- 
 tion at it. ^^^STT^rt. 
 
 Obscuration of an e. WJ^m. <l^MI+( m. 
 
 Period of a lunar e. =^^7^ n. 
 
 Rising during e. IT'BI^'T »i. 
 
 Setting during e. qfrflW »»• 
 
 Total e. jft?!R«. 
 
 Uncovering of an e. ;j^=»ft?^n. 
 2b Eclipse, ». o. ^TTH^, tfrnw. ^Ruf y. o/o. ?TW ^^. 
 2 fig;<fariT», obscure, ^c. v. To Excel. fp^-JTT^t-Ac. 
 
 «m^, HFf TTs^, f'T^-Hvft?r-&c. ^T^, ^ «. annm 
 tr/M (^ or ^, qTTjft n. ^^ ^ft^ y. (/o. 
 Eclipsed,;?, t. V. 1. qrw^?^, TV^m. 
 To be e. ^^ n. e^W^ in. con. 
 
 2 f^f>r-<S«. •Jiitirfi, »m "Tr5%?5T, &c. 
 To be e. f^T^, fiHNuJ, f^^ T5<if, »T:?fr=r ^tof. 
 Ecliptic, n. great circle of the sphere. ^fHfrT n. iffff^f- 
 
 Declination of a point of the e. wfH TFT >». 
 
 Inclination ( of a planet's orbit ) to the e. M<HIH*f m. 
 
 Motion of the nodes of the e. ^frPTT?nrf?T/. 
 
 Nodes of the e. s^iPrlMM m. 
 
 Obliquity of the'e.N<»1+ird/.M<+iPl/M<HlMH«.M<lMH>». 
 EcLoauE, n. pastoral. ^^TTlrPT f«l«l<<+ ^JT^T ». 
 Economical, a. v. N. 2. frugal, — of persons. «{)|4+,'H-'(I, 
 +rl<^rn, +f1<^f'TT, ^nTT<Tnft", 3T?'T5?T'fl', Tftfimsq^, f^- 
 
 ^"TTTT. 
 
 2— of expenses, &c. ^R«jnErft^, *d<iirft, ♦H<«(dl-i|l, ^' 
 
 <v«?IMI«)un^l, tl^'^^ffl'IT, arrTSTTT^jfinTsWsrr. 
 
 Economist, n. See the Adjective. 
 
 2b Economize, v. n. «)riMMI^'-ilMP-ift%-+K+^'n'^'-&c. ^=# 
 
 EcONOMT, n. management, disposition, airangement, ^'c. 
 
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 Political e. anf^ltl^ n. 
 2 duerelion of ejcpente, /ruyalify. «H44.*I</. *d<*ia w. 
 *l'l«l>«<l-«ll-&c. ^ m. V<>jJ'H /. ^R^TT^rrft/. rTS^T?/. 
 
 EcsTjkCT, «. altorhed sfa/e, — gener. ^TRTf^ m./. d'M*<H*<TT 
 
 /. mfWf^ /. SfTT^n HI. 
 2 rapture, transport, v. Jox. M<HM^ «n. ^NN^l m. ^- 
 
 PlHHdl/. f^^nJH m. 
 Ecstatic, a. rapturout. ^^i3>?iMi, «RKH^r^, HT^. 
 EcuvESiCAL. See UsrvEBSAL. 
 Edacious, EDAcrrr. See Gluttosous, Gluttoxt. 
 Eddt, n. contrary current. VliWi w. ^ n. 
 
 2 whirlpool. *INO m. ^TRrT w. ^sP ". 
 To Eddt, r. «. uliWI, <bUlalu|^ MNonij. 
 Edge, »i. ( of weapons, &c. ). qrr/. ^TCT/. ?m/. . 
 A dull e. <wn tm, «RT^ mr. 
 
 A sharp e. ^T^ «ITT. 
 
 2 &n')iJi:, crry*, margin, ^j/. ^ m.f+HKl ot. ^/. ^R 
 
 Of broken e. — pitcher. &c. 'hii'hi'h}- [ <fTo5/. 
 
 Exused e. ( as around wells, mouth of handmill &c. ) 
 To be set on e. — the teeth, Mm^. 
 
 3 ( esp. of fields, Ac. ) border, marpn, Sfc. HT/. Him. 
 
 4 fig. tharpnest of teeapout. qroft n. ^'Sf ii. 
 
 Ju Edce, r. «. ( weaiwns, tools, &c. ). %nT/. TTl^r-^^, ^t- 
 
 2 sharpen, tchft. tTR/ ^T^f -41^01-^, Ml-d*(«i, «TTWft «i 
 
 %wf, ^ra/. ^^^^ sn^-iwi. 
 
 3on;T. To Lncitf, ^TToEflft/. ^-^lij-, tN«ft/.^- 
 
 Person edged on. <14il«J m. ^imw m. 
 
 4 8«e To BoKDEB. To Fbixge. 
 
 5 mote sidetrai/t. *|I -»}*i FTT^. 
 
 To EooE, ». «. More cdgewUe. ffRm, ^TSJJR-^t^-Ac. ^rr^f 
 
 Edoe-lkss, a. T. Blcxt. fSpflft, fSr*^TT. 
 
 EoOK-TOOt, n. UTt% fr^m «.-5nK<^ fl.-Ac. 
 
 Edoe-wue, adt. Mi)4>(1, f>i<t>(^, ^IJ^t ». ^^T^, «RI^, W. 
 Edoeo, «.— of we«poiu, toob, &c. Mft^, *nTT^,tmTftRr- 
 
 2 i«VMy •• edje ( or tior^er ). «nT or iJlft ( in comp. 
 as 51m or ^Vrt^, fiWlft, ^hvTft ). 
 E1KI150, n. lace, fringe, Sfe. at the edge. Vtif f%frtt/. ^ 
 
 /. j?%fT/. icnfif. ^iK w. «nTT «•• 
 That has e. H'lJfl^H. 
 Edtblk, a. T. Eatable. ^IHT^, W^, *TF^, »T?nift«T. 
 Edict, «. decree, Sfe. r. Law. irJirfTT/. mWHR n. ^TTHT ». 
 
 General e. or enactment. ?nTTT«nrmsT, 
 £DincATio5. n. T. V, qTKra ^ifWt ff^/. «»Ki»i ^i%^ f- 
 
 (9 eff 
 
 Edificatobt. See Eduvixo. 
 
 Edifice, n. v. Buildixo. jHKri/. ^H?5T »». 
 
 To Edify, r. a. instruct, improve. "TTHT^gf^/. ^-^TTST'jf, 
 
 B^^f^ifr/. romf-^t^Sr, y'Hi'k^srrM «. ^pt^, 3^- 
 \^ m. qrrir. 
 
 Ediftixo, p. a. V. V. tJTJTTV^f^ «ll4'(y|Kl, *l'HI'iPi^ «rT^- 
 
 "TTTT, 5)H«l4*', 3^%RT. 
 To Edit, c. a. prepare for puhlicat ton. ^If^T^^ iflMO^HH fV- 
 
 Edition, «. — of a book, afrrffrr/. OTT »«• aiHufl/. 
 
 Editoe, n.Y.v. mtf ^?5?T gn^qr^ ftTR ^"mT, ?im^% w*^ 
 
 iTPnfl^, ^'Mi('hUi+. 
 
 2 conductor of a neicspaper. ^vtTT. 
 Editoeial, a. \. N. 2. ^E^qf^, ^rqf^ +.^c5I -f^^S^T. 
 Editoeial, «. ^rTM %3^ ^^ M.qjrqf^ f^f^FTc^T H^-f^< nt. 
 lb Educate, v. a. instruct, ifc. f^?Tr/. !?^, f^r^^o'r, ^1^ 
 
 ^^ n. ?rmw, ftl^T?f-Iq«ji*'^if^Rlf|^ ^JT^t. 
 
 2 6n«^ «/), r<-ar. qfT^, ^ot,moHJi<|;/.-m^mfmu| «.-&c. 
 
 Educated, ;>. ^* a. v. V. 1. f^?.^%ar, &c. f^lf^^fl. 
 2 Hli^ai, &c. Slf^d. 
 1. furnished teith knowledge. «f^, T^^cTT, »^«Mifll,3T«nH 
 
 ?n^, r*i>qi«M5r. 
 Education, «. v. V. J. — ar<. ^^E^ «. f^l+«|U|/. fir?^/. 
 I. state of being furnished tcith knowledge, v. Leabnixg. 
 
 ♦iMfrl/. *l|l(Hini/. 
 
 That has finished his e. ^HIi<<*H, aTtftrf, 3T«TTOH^H. 
 Educatiosai,, a. f^?^, f^T?7T^^tn', Rl^^rf^T'?^. 
 
 E. department. f?r<n^TTrf n. 5|TT«sn?Tfi«. 
 2b Educe, c. a. bring or draw forth. «|>|«ui, sFIl^ %^-3Tm- 
 
 Eel, fi. ^TT/. ^/. 
 
 To Efface, p. a. expunge, obliterate, blot out^ erase, cancel. 
 
 5^1 1^ =^1^, ^^qs^of, ^fVS't, ^i|5 51^, ^toET Wf. 
 
 f'K^fTf, 3^, S^w. *nT<»lf, <yteTw. ^-'TR't-Mlrlul, ^n. 
 
 MW«i-^, "Mawi, spT^ JT^, <«t<,^d-R*'i'l-&c. «hiciJ'i, f^- 
 
 %m?JT ^^. _ [%f5^, &C. 
 
 Effaced, />. v. V. 5»^ 4l*rir*l, #^ -il*^.-^!, ^^Hiwr 
 Eftackmext, Effaciko, n. v. \,—act. ^^ Zp^n. &c. 
 Eftect, «. V. CoxsEtjuEVCE. Vl^fi. joi m. '^pop. TX n. 
 
 3r4 m. 3PTT «. 
 
 Cause and o. ^HT ^KW»t. 
 
 Evil e. swynw. 
 
 In e. really. «If^:, If^^'Wr. 
 
 Beiatiou of cause and o. *l4*KU| HR »». 
 
 Without e. Of no e. Ph *"*«&, 5«Ti<i, 
 
 To take 0. succeed. yrrH ^M, ift ?F^, iradf 
 
 To take e. upon. »?i'|u1, f^ ^^of. 
 
 To take evil e. ^W^t, 'R't. 
 2 effects-, yoo<;«, t. Chattels. Hlf4H<ll/. 
 2b Eftect, c. a. perform, produce, doy make, T. To AccoM- 
 PU»H. flWt, fl^TT^, ^ *^. 
 
EFF 
 
 270 
 
 EGG 
 
 2 Irhg about, Iring to pass. ^^-spj^-Ac. gTHT^, ^- 
 Effected, /j. t. Y. 1. ^tr^, &c. ?rrHm, fff?, fH^sTT^, 
 2 ^■^^ 3TM3^, ^5f%?5r, w^q'^^Ti, &c. 
 
 Bffeciixo, n. v. V. 1. — act. ^trnf n. Wl^uin. &e. ?TT'T''nF 
 
 /. w*THn. #n^ n. fHcTT^ «. ^^^T/. 
 
 2 — act. Ms«j^ 3Tm^«. ^JS^iil'n. &c. t^-ici-iuil/ 3^»TT^n. 
 Effective, «. that p-oducts effect, v. Efficacious, ror ^- 
 
 T^-^Prft-'P^f, n^Tsr^, jontrT^T^, nofrtitrm^, +i4*iitT^, 
 
 2f I for service or me. ^J^prft, gTrift^TT^, JPTTT^, ^- 
 
 'frr^Fft, ^FT^^TJT, JFR^THVT, q^^TrR. 
 Effectiveness, n. v. A. 1. noT7». nuiipK+.j^n. <t>i4^N<i>H'>. 
 
 n'TT'+lRrtl/. &c. ^^m. 
 
 2 ^HM*l*nHUil m. ■dHMlRlcIl/. Jprq^TKrfT/. ^FW?Tf%/. 
 "ETTTCTyj^Tj, a. that has produced effect. ?I>P3!i, 3T»Tt^, Wif- 
 
 2 that produces effect. See Efficacious. 
 Effectually, a</y. v. A. '^n.-W!\m.-&c. qit7 3T#, 
 
 2 thm-ovghly, v. Wholly. 'JTrR'^, 3T1^. 
 Effectualhess, «. T.A.I. ?T<FcJ^ ». ^n^?qn. gmNcsrn. &c. 
 To Effectuate. See To Effect. 
 Effesiixacy, n. \. A. <i^H"iiwi. 5fT|+^ "TTw. miAMU||»j. ^- 
 
 Effeminate, a. womanish, ^^w^, sfTfrlT, TTT^, ^t^^TT,^- 
 
 An e. person. rfPTlTTjr?". «tTl?5H|U|+(OT. US^TTJ^ m. 
 
 That has an e. voice — a man. ^\T^^^^^\, 
 To Effervesce, v. n. toork, lullle and hiss, v. To Feemesx. 
 
 Effebvescesce, «. v. v. 37T<irn. ^J^m. W^W^f. 
 Effehvescest, a. v. V. <<(HW(JrKI, H>oi*"l<TRT, 4»m'<>unft . 
 Effete. See Babeen, Woen out. 
 'E.TtiCi.ciova, a. productive of effect, powerful of effect, n- 
 
 oft, *j«ii-Mi, yui«M<*- ^rft-Ae. ^wTT?^, jpjn'm«<«f>, j"!- 
 »rT w TIT, •f.R'fff'^, ^;i4^m<^+, ^snn^. 
 
 Efficaciousness, Efficacy, n. v. A. Bf^ «. rT^T n. yir »«. 
 
 Efficiency. «. v. A. ^r^J^ n. ^F^tjrr m. +l4'«iy+r^ «. 
 Efficient, o. ^Ao^ f^ec<« or caaw*, T. Causative. ^iR^, 
 
 Effigy, n. image, representation. SfT^OT m. or T^f. or^ n. 
 ^fI5ET wi. RfrtPir*ir m. ^rfrWT /. sri?r53T n. MfdH|rf /. SJ-- 
 
 Funeral rites performed on an e. (of leaves of Butea 
 frondosa ) when the corpse is missing. <Tlrfi;!lf*(ftT vt. 
 EFFLOBEiCENCE, n. — in medicine; eruption of humourt. T- 
 rz or ^^ m. 3fT^ n. vi*uiuj n. >d'NU| y. 
 2— in chemistry. %5T?fT/. fsfrff/ 
 
 Effluvium, n. 'JMMiHi'j m. 
 
 Strong, stimulating e. aStTE or g^t^S «. [ ^TT? m. 
 Efflvx, EFFLiJENCE,«./oici«y oa<. «n^ q^ 71. tfi^fH^n. 
 To Effoece. See To Foece. 
 Effoht, n. strenuous exertion. snTJ^T m. 3?nmf m. m^U^ m. 
 
 ;T?nT m. »1^iqn m. JT^THTTf »». 53^1^1*1 m. qR^R m. pi. 
 
 With e. q?T<T:, R^ff^m:, 3T5i «I55. 
 
 Without e. 3T^?cH?l: pop. ST^IFTT^ or ST'??^. 
 
 With many eflbrts. ^MI+iNl^iisft. 
 
 Of this word the sense is further distinguishablo 
 into two shades; and there are in Mariiht very many 
 and very lively formations involving the sense yet 
 respecting, some, the one shade, and some, the other. 
 Here accordingly, we have collected the formations ; 
 and we have distinguished the sense that they might 
 be duly allotted. In the shade of a vehement and 
 concentrated exertion of strength — as expressed by such 
 words as a strain, a heave, a pull, are ^r^ m. ^m^ m. 
 
 JT^isnr?^ m. ?nw m. «. zv^^f. %7 »>• ?r5^/. ar^^nTn. 
 
 ^n3!»r tn. ^ f. w\ m. ^^I^ m. tft'^ m. 3T^'<if m. SfFir n. 
 ?S^,m.f. 
 
 With one vehement c. with all vigor concentrated, 
 with might and main. T^qRlT^ oi- HTP^J^V^.,'Rt^JV^' 
 ^, *fr5^?TpTo!T#, si^fqr, *i-s)|u| or oj, vrfi«(tl<^'l-<?r^-V 
 
 ^^, f?rff^ ^^ or ^% fJ7i%?r, artrift +*j5t'T. 
 
 To make a last and desperate e. JR?ft HTfTf ^TrTTT'T 
 m.pl. 5m^. 
 
 In the shade of a Irisk, smart, and short exertion of 
 strength,— AS expressed by such words as a run, a spurt, 
 a go, a stretch, a rush, a dash, a start, a heat, a snatch, 
 a fit, a brunt, are F'TTTT m. rffTW m. f^^\ m. rTS^ /. 
 *r%ff V. ?5R, qi^, r^R.0 /. TTTPT »». *RRT m. ^pS m. v. 
 
 With one brisk e. upon a stretch, at a run, at one 
 dash, rush, spurt, go, ^c. in a breath. ^^ |f1H-tIT^, ^r 
 WMIt-MI^', ^r dil+<<I^, &c. ^ 3^r5 or ^^ 2^T?t^, ^=FT 
 
 ?R?rt, ^^ ^^ ^^^ 
 
 To make great e. or exertion. 3Tvn3 m. n. HTS't, ^- 
 viftr /. ?Ttl^. [ ^ «• 
 
 ErrEONTEEY, «. V. Impudence, f^^/. frT^ «. <Tt3 «• ^- 
 Effulgence, EFFCLOEirr. See Bbigutkess, Bfiianx. 
 T» Effuse, v. a. pour out. af^idui. 
 Effdsios, n. V. V. — act. g^tcT^ »»■ aH^duft/. 
 
 E. of blood. <xf>HM m. 
 Egee, n. impetuous flood. jftiT »». «IM m. 
 Ego, n. 3T5 /?o^. 3T5 «• ^«R or 5 n. 
 
 Contents of an e. ift?5 m. SR?^ m. 
 
 Golden e. ^rf)-^| 'TFT «. 
 
 Produced from e. a=fl3T. 
 
 To drop her eggs — a bird, arfr n.pl. »l!(i<ii. 
 
ELA 271 
 
 To Eoo. See To lyciTE. 
 Eco-PLAST, n. ^Wt/ fTT^ m. 
 
 The fruit of the e. ^ n. ffrnE n. 
 £eo-8BELL, n. %<i-»n/. ^F^/. ^^ n. aiSMI^ <i<*ri «. 
 Egoism, n. auertion of per tonality, tense of telf. 3<^MUI[ w. 
 
 Egoist, %. ar^HT^, 3T^^T^. 
 
 Egotism, n. *elf-coneeit, telf-praite, ^'e. *OmuiI m. nl^ui «. 
 
 yHIM^*/. ^IrHWpl/. a<|r»ii«rfNl/. 
 Egotist, «. Eootisticai,, o. jfWTT *rMIUIKI-n<<<<''IKI-^- 
 
 OIRT, ^«l^ffK, 3TrT?ft «l^ tli'luiKI, STT^T'Snft, 3TTrH- 
 
 To EOOTIZE, r. «. 3TrT5^ «lf^MK m.-3TrT?5t iT^TC/.-amcft ^- 
 
 • l^fH/.-Ac. tiI«|w|-r»l<<»«i,^lt*i»rtiMl/.-^lfH*^f^/.^R'Jf. 
 
 Eokeoious, a. eminent, ditlinguithed. Hji-s^ui, rtl+irK, 3T- 
 
 2 T. AKBA5T. f?r=i^, f?r^. 
 Egkeoiocslt.ix/p. ^r«a//y, enormoutly, ^-e. T. Excessivelt. 
 
 Egbess, Eoressiox, n. yoiny or ittuiny out. iff^ 'JTTW «.f^- 
 W^ n. flHl'im n. ^n^'IH t». fM^T w. f^^^Rtn. fSf^jpHiTn. 
 
 Eh, •»i/«y'. ^, ^, 3Tt, 7:, 3ft, ^. 
 
 ElOH, inierj. ^, 3T1^. 
 
 Eight, a. aro, 3i^. 
 
 Aggregate of e. <«li^ /. 31^ n, 
 ConsistiDg of, belonging to, &c. e. STTZ^. 
 
 £ieBTZE!r, «. 4i<i^i. 
 
 Eighth, «. yni<l<ll. 
 
 Eightieth, o. ^irWT. 
 
 ElGBTT, a. ^^,-one.y ♦<< 1^41 ,v» I H!frr,-two.l?n^^,«<j I <iy{1 ,- 
 three. «^T^^, s^:({t,four.'qt=^# or ^-q|<t i ffi ,five. 
 q'^T'ljSt,-«ix.|rt'I^,-aeTen.?rr^t^#,-eight.3rSTt'T?[ff,-nine 
 
 EtTBU, jwoii. irAieA never of two. afFiTTT, ^^fTT, \ \ '&^ . 
 
 2 flHjf «i«. ^Wt or #»^, *l«'fl^. 
 Etthcb, air. t. Ob. ^. [w. sprtif. 
 
 Jb Ejacvlatk, p. «. <i»r<, V. To Tmiow. %^, ^n^, f^rm 
 EfMUUTiox, «. T. y.—aet. ^Tpot n. Ac. P*rw m. 
 
 I. ikortprager, ^e. Srr4»nr 75[R m. TJJTftH ITP^/. STT- 
 
 To Bjbct, p. a. «!#< out, T. To EtPEt. <n'?f^, m^of, ^ttw, 
 
 2 (• demon). *T¥ot^ «n^f^, ^fTW'f, M«1(«I n. ^iT^t y. o/ 
 
 EJEcnox, «. T. v.— art. m^fwf «. Ac w^f^R m. H^w^- 
 
 or «. ^HTR'f »• f»)T?R »«. ft<m<i n. ^fixm m. 
 To Eke oct, r. a. make to terte, latt, ife, JT^, Ji^ JTfjT 
 
 To Elaborate, p. a. prepare, worl tip, ife. vUk eare andJili- 
 genee. m<wmHR •IVMV'I, fWTl^, *»iHwrt/.-*Hl|/.- 
 »Hn»PT/.-»<MHi/.-fT»^R «•.•»• f^MkK ■•.-4c fOt^, Tft'ft- 
 
 ELE 
 
 Elaxokate, a. Elaboeated, p. v. Y. »Tra5TT«T^n ^ . rf-t T, ^- 
 
 ??>?f , *(>«MR<1iMR"i«)rt,M^Hrn-=(l,»TflI'I?f|-«ri,&C.!inT?TTf^. 
 
 Elabobatelt, orfp. T. V. jfraqrirm^, >Tt^qi%prfft#, ?Jwr- 
 
 To Elapse, r. «. pass. ^JTT^, ^t^^ ^^, ?l1auf, TS^f, "T jR^ 
 
 or 5^^, Irf ^t"it, T'T'f . 
 Elapsed, /». v. V. n^??T or if^, &c. im, H?T, »J^?^ or JJTSrr, 
 Elastic, a. //io^Aa* the property of returning to the form 
 
 from which it is lent, Sfc. ft'^frTPirrT^, ■j^f ^P l U l' ft , 
 
 Elasticitt, n. v. A. ft^:lfrfr<4IH*Vll/. &c. ft'-iTfrl^inWT'Tw. 
 
 a^Tfi+quM m. $<T?rffTT/. 
 
 To Elate, v. a. elevate with success, V. To Pttff up. ff«rf# 
 
 ■^8c(iJl"-*'H<Jll, ^^^-^'5 M jfi%H -&c. ^Rot. 
 Elate, a. Elated, p. v. V. ^^ -Md^rfl-^n^^ai, ^"^^i f - 
 
 Elation, n. v. \.—ttate. ^«!R+|« «». ^f^/ ^"^f^rf^/. 
 Elbow, «. ipf<R m. n. ^^ m. 
 E.-joint. +?lM<l-«fl ^frs/. 
 2 flexure or angle.— gener. ^^RT »». ^^^ n. 
 
 Elbows and ears, — compreh. comers and projections. 
 «f>M+"l'A m. pi. [^-^^. 
 
 To Elbow, v. a. '^^'o.fS'A /-^twiifyft/. TFTof, #TU^ HT- 
 ELBOw-Booxr, «. «|5l4<H+)i«'*(lrfl 3THT/. 3l«l<M^l »n. 
 
 Eldeb, a. ^t^^ »flTt5r, 1?^, "j^rsT, 3?!*^. 
 
 Eldeb, n. JTW, li^^H. 
 
 Elders, v. Akcestob. ^^ or «|li<4^c4 m. p?. »TPl%»i. 
 
 pi. m»ft<? 5^ «. />^- 
 
 Elders, elderly people, f^ m. pi. fS^t^ m. pi. 
 Council or meeting of elders. f^HT/. %^^ m. |- 
 ^*15'^l<< m. f^H«rt «. 
 
 Teach not your elders ! ^^ H^pTT W^I^TT J^^t ^' |-<< I 
 
 Eldeblt, a. V. Old. 31l8»^ldKT, •ddK«l<<l-m, T^R^'T^, ^- 
 
 ^•.^ or ^qrV, «(MI'I<1, Hm-h. 
 Eldebship, n. v. A. ^^\if. arqWt^ «. vriJ^H n. 
 Eldest, n. ^nrTJT ^^t^^-w^^-Ac "jf^fSI, KiP^. 
 Elect, o. Elected, />. t, V. PilWdl, TT^^^T, f^Wf^ ^^^' 
 
 f5T, Ac. f?T, fT. 
 To Elect, v. a. select, choose. PmiOt, fT^, f^«i^q-%^ "if- 
 
 Election, n. t. \.—acl. 1^1^ n. %^dr n. Ac. «Tr«»r n. fSt- 
 Lpower of choice, V. Choice. r^*l4<'<4l'<0 «TTT/.-3?ftrFTTw. 
 Electob, n. V. V. fspT^nmTJTm, r' 1 « l ^'<«i)^*<u i K I, Ac. 
 Electbic, Electbical, a. pertaining.^ <5'c. to electricity, ft- 
 
 2 containing electricity, f^g?^, ?Tfir^, Hj^jftO^, 
 
 Electbicitt, n. electric fluid, itiff. ft^^f/. ft<j< i >n i ^ n. 
 
 2b Electbift, ». a. give an e. shock to. f^'?! *T^ ft. ^, 
 
 2 charge with electricity, fft^f. »n[wf-«n<5^, 
 
 3 fig. «A«c/^. See To Sbock. 
 
ELE 
 
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 ELI 
 
 ELECTniiyixo-MAcniSE, n. tTFT or jgr m. I 
 
 Ei-ECTCAEy,«. — in medicine. ?5^ m. 3T^^ m. 
 ELEEMOSYXAur, a. living on alms, fij^qx ^ M^uiKI, f*T?7T- 
 
 ^sft, fTHtT^t^ft, f*r?TT?fr, 5Tm%=^ 'fl^rr^. 
 
 2 y/fc» /« oZots. f*f%^, fH^rqr, ^<m-Hi, yHMI, ^^, 
 
 ;i relating to charitable donations. UmI^I^JHI, ^ff^WT- 
 Eleoaxce, n. T. A. 1. ^?TTfH??Toir m. ^W^^ m. ^TyTr/. 
 
 2 ^/. ^TT^/. rsffec^ «. H<^rflfrfr4 n. 
 Elegant, a. t. Beautiful, Tise. TTtfH^, gntf'TH, 5iit%^, 
 
 g^, Ts^, fi^, =^1?;, TT^JW, ^i^w^ioir. 
 
 2— oi style; jlomri/.i figured. m^^\C[, aiw+lR*,^^- 
 ^R, 5ft5, ST^^, 1iqM4<kM+, g in comp. 
 EtEaAHTLT, adv. v. A. 1. ^r^^, W^H, tntHTJ^. 
 
 Elegiac, a. v. N. w%"'ff<1l^, ^I+'IHMI, 
 
 Elegt, n. mournful song. vT^F^ «. fli*'IH «. f«(rflM'ftfT«. 
 
 ?n++«|i=T n. [HT?rT n». 
 
 E. 8ung by Muhammadans during their Muharram. 
 
 Element, «. constituent frinciple. tirg m. fft^ «. 'JcSfR^ n. 
 
 ^sq ». spTTur M. 
 
 The seven elements of the body. WT^Tg m. pi. 
 (These are chyle, blood, flesh,fat, marrow, boue, semeu; 
 or ^, ^^, JTRT, H^, JTnTT, 3Tfl*T, ^ ). 
 2 — as earth, air, &c. ^rT«. JT^TH<T»». 
 
 The five elements (viz. earth, water, fire, air, akiisha). 
 'i^'^n.pl. ^'^ H^T^ n.2jl. q'^^fl.pZ. 't^rn'/. HIHvHMn. 
 
 An archetype or subtile rudiment of any of the five 
 elements. ?T?Tn^«. [M-ifl *<"!«. 
 
 Beduction into union and order of the five elements. 
 
 Eolation of an e. ( or the elements ) with its (or their) 
 combinations and modifications. ST^rfrrf^j^ifrt^n^w. 
 
 That lives in (any) two of the elements, amphibious. 
 
 The five subtile rudiments of the five elements. "T^- 
 ri'-H\^n.pl. [?r», 
 
 3 province, sphere, Sfc. v. Business. ij+<ui«. f^^^m. ^- 
 
 4 elements; t. Eudiments. Hrftftld'hl /. f^i^n.pl. 
 
 5 See Ingkedient. 
 
 Elemental, Element aet, a, belonging, ^c. to the elementt. 
 
 2 produced ly, consisting of, ^'e. the elements or an e. ^- 
 
 3 initial, y. BuDIMEKTAL.Tr rfrlHf^1M'«> , HrfHr«lijrfim ^ <» . 
 
 Elephant. f?ft;«. ^^m. "T^m. ^pJKm. Trnnw*. ^ROTw. spCt 
 m. r^^ppitw. — in contempt, &c. ^(iMfl< 
 Bell of an c. q^3T^r/. TjTW/- 
 Body-cloth of an e. ^/. ^TW or ^m. 
 Carrier of spear before an e. nl^jffw. 
 Chain or rope of foot of an e. sr^m. [iTTfHw. 
 
 Driver or keeper of aa e. ^m^m. w^ or JTfHrTor 
 
 E. in rut. TT^rH^ (#JTT, JpT, &c.). 
 
 E. without tusks. g^oTT^r or Mt,U | |^Tf) m. 
 
 Elephants — considered as an arm of an army. *i^ii<. 
 
 Exudation from the temples of an e. ^^tW^m. K^ m 
 
 Female e. ^rfttJT/. ^Rh^/. f^/. ^^Z- 
 
 Foothold for the rider of an e. +f?NI or f+rtHlw. 
 
 Frontal globe on forehead of an e. ^Hw. 
 
 Goad of an e. ar^m. 
 
 Head-cloth of an o. sift/. 
 
 Large or fine e. i^iMm. 'Mijw. 'mmH^ot. «|v»iV'i«<m. 
 
 Nail of the foot of an e. li is used medicinalli/. n^- 
 
 Place where elephants are tied np. "ft^T^TRTw. ^rft- 
 
 Seream or cry of the e. f%^>5^/. r+<lof|/. 
 
 Seat behind the tower of an e. for the page. <-4«ll«<HHU». 
 
 Temple of the e. ^Im. ifir<Tf7«. ^»i. 
 
 Tip of the trunk of an e. ^^^n. 
 
 Tower of an e. (canopied). <i\A\(\f- ■^«(^sirt»». 
 
 Tower of an e. (without canopy). |t^»i. 
 
 Troop or body of elephants. 'r3I*nT»». ^^TRw. 1^- 
 
 Young male e. tJRTm. 
 Elephant-e.viied, a. 'l^d'+.uff. 
 
 Elephantiasis, «. ^rr^^^n. ^TToE^^ft/. gr^ft^n. [^. 
 
 Elephantine, a. ^Tf|^|,'MNI,^fw*)'«i'^, ^f^f^ «!*<*, flf^T- 
 2b Elevate, ». a. v. To Eaise. 3^ <Rwf, g^W^T, ^IS^. 
 
 2 ra(«e to a higher station, v. To Exalt. ^r-&c. ^^, 
 
 tJl^tjiii, T^/. <ii<i«i>Ji 5'. 0/0. 
 Elevate, a. Elevated, p. v. V. 1. 3^ %^OT, T^T^^3T, &c. 
 
 2 ift^T %^?5T, ^re^ 7^^ ^f5^^^. 
 Elevation. «. v. \.—act. T^ ^Rot n. &c. xf^^uft/. 
 
 2 irrar ^f^ «• ^rs^ «• 
 
 L See Height. Dionitt. 
 El^e, n. one brought up by another. ^PRT, 3Tlf«nT. 
 Eleven, a. ai+^i, ^^T^. 
 Eleventh, a. 31+<NI, 
 Elf. See Demon, Devil. 
 
 To Elicit, v, a. draw or striJce out., S,'e. <*!«"{, Pi^h-x ^R^. 
 Eligibility, Eligibleness, «. V. A. Mi^nl/. M^uflMfil/. 
 
 Eligible, a.//, ^'c <o Jc chosen. T^{m\-'^.^j(^^^-&c. ITT^, 
 
 i<^ufl-M , OTT^, ^oft^, ^, T^n^pft^, f^l^TM^ft^, ?#F- 
 
 V^., 31'n+.l4, 'ff"T, rtl<<'^>. 
 To Eliminate, ». a. e.r/>eZ, f/;r2«< out. +,|iiu(,^rTffr JT^-^. 
 
 2 ( in Algebra ) 3f^, 'FTffr TTFof. 
 Elimination, n. v.V.l. ar<.-*|i4ui «. — ?FT^ JT^ «. &c, 
 
 2 ( in Algebra ) ^{+ui n. &c. 
 Elision, «. — in grammar. cJTT w». ^^I'f'T ». 
 
 Lost by e. »T5Jri, 
 Elite, n. flower^ choice portion, fi^^ f. 
 
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 EuiiB \iTiK, «. imM-i ». 
 
 Elk h. ?Tt^ «. n. 
 
 Ell, «. ^nrs ^T3r"n% ^ f^jft ^ an^. 
 
 Ellipse. See Ellipsis, 2. 
 
 Elupsis, «. — iu rhetoric. "li'^Hdl /. <T^I^?TTy! M4l+IlfHl/. 
 
 Supplying of an e. 3T«Trr.rT w. 3Tr^»tHI"||UI n. 
 
 ( Word, clause, &c.) required to supply an e. ( T^, 
 
 ( Word, clause, &c. ) brought to supply an e. ( ^Z^ 
 
 2 — in geometry. artT^TT ««. 3T3T^jfft/ !(t*5«l^p5 n. 
 Elliptical, a. t. N. 1. W^^^^, H\V^^sr, T^nrf^, 
 
 2. Jisi+K, 3t5R>frT. 
 Ellipticallt, mlv. \. A. 1. ^t^ nj W^, M^-^Hd l 'j^<l> . 
 
 2 3rfT^»ft%. 
 Elm, n.?rii;5rTI ITT^. 
 ELOcrxio.v, n. fluent, Sfe. ipeech, x. Eloquence. ^^^ n. 
 
 Elouv. See Paseotkic, Phaise. 
 To Elosoate, Ac. See To Lesothes, &c. 
 To Elope, v. n. v. To Bus aw at. <t^ 3iTwf , <T3 /.sprrof-^ot. 
 2— of a female. ^ «. g^?T ^jm, qT »• ft^-fH^ot, ?jt. 
 
 Elopemest, n. v. V. 1. <Tgjtif n. <T5^ ^TT^ n. <?75T«R n. 
 
 2 Vff^Muft /• M^PHv^uft /. >^<r<Mi«t m. 
 Eloquence, n. t^ ". W^Tlf^f. ^^tTTTTft/f^nrsft fTrff- 
 
 ^/. *iMi?ir*/. «(Ni^f*/. ^r^r^q ft. ?w;-Mi»i4 n. ;(i- 
 
 Goddess of e. ( or speech ). *t<*<|fO/. ^T^^/. ^•^- 
 IPTT/. ^TT^fit/ *Tf»T=!Tftr5ft/. TP^S?^/. 
 
 Some terms for an e. perton ( male ) are, 41 -j;^ ??^' 
 
 ft or ^^JPTft ■«. WV^^^;i(H\/. ^\'^*^^^ m. f^T m. K^'<r or 
 
 IT^TT^ »•. »nwir^ ^ ai^^TTTT w.— for aM t.jemaie. 
 
 9rT*Vft, Ac. Sr«<Ar/ffr«uo6ov« /or goddess of eloquence. 
 
 —for an «. oration or eompotition. ^^'Ifft?/. ^I?TIMI^ m. 
 
 To speftk with animated and overpowering e. st m. 
 
 fl. 3lfW. 
 
 Else, pron. om lemJeg, t. Other. ipTT, J«TT, ar^T. 
 
 Else, «</r. otherwise. ^Ti^fJTT, 3T'TaT, ^?ITVT, ^^, ^T^t^Ht, 
 
 2 6««»«fc, p*f«y< that, f^m^, ^'"U, am^. 
 
 To Eli cf DATE, t. «. t. To Exnais. TWT- RW??-?qf-«TV 
 
 -HVlf^-Ac. ^>r»t. 
 K,cciDATiO]r. See Explaxatiov. 
 To Eldps, v. a. nmde, ueape/rom artfully. ^*f^, CT«^, 
 
 «»«i?t»/.-5MI3m/. *r»f ^. ofo. ^^ m.-ir^m.-^- 
 
 ot-^+<<ui' y. of o. 
 Eludeh, n. T. V. ;^+.«(«IKI, Ac. ^^T^ or ^^f, ^f^^, ^- 
 
 f^^-*i*|^, M^^-'IK, 't-Ji<3*i^, diS;^*!^. 
 Elusive, Elusoet, a. v. V. tending to dude. -eHiiiuj-^ ^r, 
 
 3*ijfl^T, iioET^^P^wTT^, ^t^ ^"^l-oir, Ae. 
 Eltsias, a. y. N. ^^f^^TT, ^'Tfq', J^JSRTqT. 
 Eltsium, n. Indra''s pleasure-jrou ltd. t^'>^^^n. ^»i. JT^w. 
 To Emaciate, v. n. become thin or lean, v. To Waste. fR^T, 
 
 <^isi«»ui, 5^, ^T^t, 3TnT«. SFF'jf-^'tlW, ^-^5!T-Ac. it- 
 
 ^-^ ^3Ti^-'qT?5'if, 3Ttnr^-^i'0<i-«ii-'ikr5fT f^t^rm. ^t^. 
 
 Emaciate, o. Emaciated, 2>. Y. V. an J Lkan. ^ 5T^?IT, 
 
 «J<3Srtl, ^i^^rl. [TI4^M"JI m. 
 
 Emaciatios, n. t. V.— #to<(f. f?q«r^ or §?E^;ft/. ^monw. 
 
 To fall in, or become flat from e. ^TT^t, xft^. 
 EmanaHt, Emanative, a. v. V. f^nrtJiTTT, ^I^tinTr. 
 To Emanate, v. n. issue, flow, proceed/ram. Pmii}, ^Tff^, 
 
 g^, Pl^A'Ci rt.-&c. f^ g. of. s. f5r^?jcT-Ac. ^. 
 Emanation, «. v. Y.—act. P^ Ac. f?r?^^(^ n. P i ^ifm n. 
 
 Hl'iHH «. 
 
 I. /Ao/ wA»c7» issues. fsR^^sT «.-<T^4»m. 
 T» Emancipate, ». a. t. To Free. «ii^yrf|« or ^rsSHTm.-si- 
 
 ^f2^/-"*i"^<4,'^/--*0*oft*/.-tj<i«t>i/-'tM*f|->4^»i.-Ac. q^, 
 
 ^/.-SB^?/. %^. 
 
 2 — in theology, deliver from migratory existence. ^^ 
 
 Emancipated,/), v. V. 1. «< ^^ gT fl , ^^T^TJ^, 5^. 
 
 2 ^Tp, PiH^HTf)-, r5»V|Hni>, l||HHf*b. 
 Emancipation, n. v.V. l.—act. ^ts^n.^tl^OT/. flk^ojq?/. 
 
 #?/ «i^<M'il« m. srvnft^H «. ''ft^^ n.— state. bIi^^/. 
 
 2 — ae/. Hrjj ^^ n. &c,— state, v. Beatitude, Heaven. 
 
 WJR^ «». 
 
 Desirous of e. Hl^<5T, 5?ff. 
 Way or course to e. Hr^HI'fm. 
 Working out of o. yPft^mT n. 
 To "E^kiCVhKliLfV. a. deprive of virility. ?T^ qnr^t, <{T^. 
 
 n w.-Ac. ^T^^. ofo. Tj^W-^re^-lfT^e^-Ac. !»^. 
 Emasculate, o. Emasculated, ;». v. V. ^t %3r=iT, Ac. T- 
 
 To Embalm, p. «. ( a corpse ). f^TSJR TTpiTmrSt »nBIr5rwi. 
 To Embank, v. a. iTt»mT»i.-irtvT»i.-Ac. ^»:<Jf-TTTP:dr. 
 Embankment, n. t. Mound, qtrm*". »ltvTm. 
 Embaboo, «. restraint on ships. Mr^i l H I^ TTlf /-«r^/-Ac, 
 
 ^vi'^ 'Kf/- 'WIdlH iilvM|i)u<ii^i 3T7^;t^ m. 
 2*0 Embabk, v. a put on ship board. »T?5»r^^^-Ac. SV^9i, 
 
 2 engaje in an affair. iTf^-^^ ^T^, [STTof. 
 
 To EMnABK, v. fi.yo on «Ai)» Aoart^. qanamv Ac. ^v^-q^- 
 
 2 fig. *»i^a^« in a business. ^^^, JTfn |^, fmm. Xf\^, 
 
 EjfBAUUTXoy, n. v. V. A.l. «nn.i i ^<^ yyot n. 
 
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 2 V. V. N. 1. 1S55p=ri5fC^T5at. 
 
 To Embabriss, v. a. perplex, bewilder, i;c. v. To Entangle, 
 To CoxFOCxn. '|ci<<idiJ( or "PKiif, if1*l'l'Ji, 'J^M-i"! or <^ot 
 or "pprtit, nrTtpit, 3'TPpT /.-&c. qjfijf y. o/o.'^ot, ^t?f- 
 V-mfl"d-5fl'^m-%='Tfrf-&c. TTI'iif-M I ^."1 -aTFT'n^-^tTJ^of _ 
 
 E.\iBAim.*s3MENX, «. V. V. — act. TofP^tif /i. nT^Srn. kc— state, 
 •locHs'ii or<ppn'»».iT^7ror<p^orq>prT/«.^>rt. H'MI^. 3TT^- 
 
 "t/. sTT^'jnF/. ni<+isiw». "TTW^r»». qr^T^^/. qT'rj!=n'?». 
 I.'s.Teouble, Difficulty. S^ftfn. ^n.feJTrSn.^T^n. 
 II. encumbrance, v. Clog. "PRTot. ^t5T»». TPT^fTw. 151- 
 
 EuBASsAEOR. See Ambassadoe. 
 Embassaboeial, a. ?rf^?^Nr, «rf^v?JTf^^'fr^, 
 Embassy, n.Junctiong, cj'o. q/«;j ambassador. «t [^.c^ /. ^^- 
 ?5T?r/. ^n. ^tHTi. ^^/». (JfTfsJ)^ I /. 
 
 2 See Erkaxp, Message. [_^-^AHi^f. 
 
 3 «n ambassador or body of ambassadors. ^vSt^m. or 
 
 4 dwelling or office of an a, STpPcTr^RTSTw. «(Ri?5i-^l+%Ttf. 
 To Embattle, v. a. arrange in order of battle, ^^f. J\^- 
 
 ?^ft^{Pf, ^ q NMHL /'--^^TST^/.-TWT^RT/..&c.;FTPfy.o/o. 
 To Embellish, ». a. v. To Adorn. ^fTT/. Jj^-^R^, gnrf^TfT 
 -HftfT-Ac. ^^c^r, TTSTrt. ^PT^ g- of 0. 
 
 2 fig. (a story or matter) dress up, trick out, color, varnish, 
 
 <j'c. STTR^, «ifn^5T «i'i»?i, ^^ ^». ?srf5 wfn^, ^ihmn 
 
 "'•i'^. ?rr'I"'t-'f>7swi (aud neut. rii'i^i-J^lDt-q^jjwr), jiHuj. 
 Embellishment, «. v. V. 1. §?ftf»T?T «PT''f «. H^». ^[W». 
 
 2 spTT^q' ^idin. ^fS^ pop. TTJJ^J' & Mrf^Ictw. 55T«Tr.'». 3T'4- 
 
 EfT^Mi. ?rr5^». €^PT/. ^?5j;n;»/». 
 
 I. V. OnxAjiENT. 3T?J5jrTTw. ^rsfOTn. 
 Eiibebs, n. Ao< aslies. JMI^.l or <p|^);». Jilt or ^TTCn.n.iTJft^ 
 
 or jsrrm.n. T^n^ffn. 3TT^w. 
 
 Cake baked on e. ail^KI-it/. ^ft^ or ■Hl+<|»>. 
 Mass of e. ^^^'ftn. 
 To Embezzle, v. a. fraudulentli/ appropriate. W^^f^f^., 
 
 TTH^, ''TH^tj ^<IH<SI^/.-rT^llHl^/.-<H*<lt<»'*--^IH*1|-«»ntft 
 
 Formations aud phrases involving the sense of this verb 
 are numerous and exceedingly expressive. ^'TJot,f^n^^, 
 M<«(^Jl, iR^PT^or, q^tfif. =STN^Dt, ^^"JT, 'T5t?I-'N-T5»rT-TS- 
 
 /.-<Fio-,iHi<iOT. ^ji^ ^.o/'o. ^fFST ^^5;n. ^pr^ ^. o/o. ^- 
 ^^ "ft^'i. 5pT''t J-o/o. 3li|iM«.-5STw. HKui ^. o/o. PtoE- 
 ?irT 0/- .MJlc?'^H iJiT^, ^rT?iTt?T <irt<ui or JrT^TT ^, ?n^«». 
 
 y. f/o. tTSfrf ST^-^TTt^-TJTT^, W\Z f. ?IT^ ^. of o. 
 3TTwnqHn.--»TRni./'. 'PT'Jf 5-. of 0. 
 
 To e. daringly, braviiigly. &c. f^^^^m. ^OT, rfcTm. 
 
 Embezzled,/?. v.V. <-lia;%3I, ^RI%?5T, &e. q^, ^rf^. 
 Embezzlement, n. Min^ embezzled. ^F^/. <m^«n/. ^< I H<flO 
 
 EmbezzleB; «. T.V. ^^TOTRT, Pl*"ll<l, &c. ^TT^, ' i d'Og , JR- 
 
 f^w^F. 
 
 To Embitter, r. a. maie J/</w or grievous. ^iW^-^T^T^- 
 
 To E.MBLAZOV, p. o. o</orn twi^/t armorial ensigns. <p^?T f^- 
 
 2 publish pompously, x. To Blazon. tT^J'TT^ ?<T%«. ^KT't, 
 
 «ir^(;r?».-iTr3TraT^»».-&c. ^^ g.ofo. 
 
 Emblem, «. sign, symbol, ^-c. f^^ «. I^^TF'ft or ?ft/. ^[71/. 
 
 Emblematic, Emblematical, a. v. N. ?T%rfr^, ?ffft^, fT%- 
 
 ?mf>^, ^%f^, srr^^f&i^, 5^3T?p, Tgt<:rp, frrr^, ^j^^. 
 Embodied,;?, v. V. 1. '^, ^f^rft, ^^r=T, ^RKt, nrffft^, 
 
 djMiH, «rj"«n^, 'jim^h. 
 
 2"^^%33T, &c. ^?Tfm. 
 To Embody, v. a. invest with a body. 5^-5!Tff^-^^-&c. ^^ 
 
 nf, ^ OT.-3[\fK »n.-&c. \^, 
 
 2 /yrwt j»/o a body or system, ^'q^ w.-^ifror n.-^HT^- 
 ^5?Tir M.-Wf^4l /. ^oty. ofo. ^"^f^PJft 3(TM«t. 
 
 3 /on» iiiio a military body. $M^i^/. ^K^ g. ofo. VT- 
 V^^f^ 5R^y. ofo. 
 
 To Embolden, v. a. v. To Encocbage. tft'! m. f^-i|«| »j.-^. 
 
 Embolism, Embohsmal. See Intebcalaby. 
 
 To Emboss, v. a. i\^ m. pl.-i\\% m. pl.-&c. ciN^, *i^^K-»Tt- 
 
 Embossed, /j. v. V. "rfl^, 't^rn:. 
 
 To Embowel, ». a. deprive of entrails. 3TFTlf n. pi. ^PW^- 
 
 spT^^-. 0/0. 
 To Embrace, v. a. clasp in the arms. STlfenof , ^efoiuj, t^- 
 
 1 1 etui, ^T^, ^'liuli or ^'ii-iuj, ^iict'Ji', ^TToEtit, ar^^radt, 
 
 gTTJff^r-^#r Wt, 3ff <fh?t tTTot,jp^/.-'R/-f»r^/.-3Pit 
 /.-f^oE^ «».-&c. qr^er, ^T /-f*r€t /. JTn:>it, ^/. ^^, 
 
 STlfe'it n. 5p^<Jt-^-^^, •f'J *«n /•-*«! i I *«ft /. -&e. eprof 
 
 To join in e. *rrot, %^^/. ^rofy. o/'«. — eagerly, 
 &C. ^Vfi^ %?^, 3T5ro5^, 3T^^5-*#?T^^ tr^wf. 
 
 2 comprise, v. To Co.viPBEnEND.cp^5tdr, ^;rT5t'ir,3niJoEcfT, 
 
 3 admit., accept, take, ^'c. q^af, 'TrPf;?:ot, 'flf'ft+Ki'i, ^O+.l- 
 
 ^y. 0/0. 
 Embrace, Embbacing, n. v. V. 1. — act. 3Trf?^n^ «. &c. ^- 
 ?5itift/. qN^TTcEuft/ ^TT^oft/. M'Vh'i'Af- sm'^'Pr «. 
 
 3TT*%7 »». si^q- »«. ^f)-7r<q n.— state, fkti f. %JT/. ?W 
 
 Close and fast e. CorHwA lug. »TFRfJT€t/. JTHTf^T^/. 
 
 Eriendly e. ^HrfrETH «. ?^ «. 
 
 Mutual e. ( on meeting ). '^^X^KKf. ^zf. 
 2— act. W.^^ n. aHI+iui n. &c. 3TT^r7^ «. 
 3 — act. qfi^ n. 1rH)<<?l n. Md-M or TrPFR m. 'ST'ft^JOT n. 
 
 ar^-^R »>. ^^^ «. ^>pn; w». irpr ». arrarTT «. 
 
 I. comprehension of the armt. T^/. qpf /. ^« «, ^• 
 
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 EilEBACEB. p. V. V. 1. 3»IMn<»vfll, *^ol?«/!I, &C. «i^-<fec. *!- 
 it^ril, ^llripM, "Tlil^ M<rtrtl, 3TTf»r^. 
 2 **|*A<4I, yni+irfrii, Ac. sJir+fAfi, oMlf^H, STTJT. 
 8 iiH^rtl, Hrl^irfr*!, &C. 3TTf«lrr, 31^3^, afpft^, ^. 
 
 EiiBKisrBE, M. opening in a wall for cannon^ ^e. vjf»ft/. ^- 
 
 To Embbocate, r. a. rub with a lotion. alt^MI^ '^toE'f, ^I^- 
 
 ^ n. ^oi-, 
 Embeocatiox, n. lotion for rulhing a diseased part. ^fcB- 
 
 o^^l^ WI^M n.-JrHift n.-Ac. H^h1i»T «• 
 To EiTBBOioER, c. o. Ornament icith figured tcork^ ^'e. ^^- 
 
 Embboidekeb, ;. V. T. g^t^, 3^,%Hfft^T, *?n«NI, 
 
 E. with gold. Mf»0. 
 
 Eull-€. *rT?nj;jrft. 
 
 Embboidebt, n. flotcered icorJc. qitfl^r m. ?^ /. H't.y i «. 
 To E^bboil, r. o. ««/ a quarrelling, t. Qcabbel. 'Fr/-H7 
 Eubboileb, w. t. V. and Ixcexeiaby. 4.vni<^-iir!,+;oir!|o*<l, 
 
 Embbio, EsiBBTOX, »i.^r«t ri/rf/ffltfnrt q/(j» animal in the 
 
 tcomb. •jTf>it4«,^rti IK CT.-ITT M. wyr w». f^ m. vTTr^^ 
 
 1H m. ^ 
 
 Murder of e. ( or foetus ). KV\^rM\ f. 
 
 2 ( of » pUnt ) *Rt^ »»• ai-J<<M n. irm m. 
 EMEyBATi05, «. art of correcting— & writiiig,ic. ^<M<t>|«uj 
 
 II. TTV w. X(V^ n, 
 
 2 a» alteration for the better. n^T m. 
 Ejiebaid, n. <ny/. 'RTTT'r/. HT^?T m. HM-flrf m, ISPI/wp. 
 
 •RTT "1. ^R'Mfwt m. 
 EiizniLT>, a, of an e. color. HI<4>H, vlj-^f. 
 To Emebok, r. n. r/w out of. ^ im, 7^ m. <Tnr^, 7^ m. 
 
 2 ( from poverty, obncurif j, Ac. ). TT^ m. ^\^ g. ofs. 
 
 -fT ?r^, 7W5E «. «Tf«t fW y. o/ «. 
 Emeboesce, EnEBaios, i», t. V. \.—act. ^ im n. g:^ m. 
 T'^rar^ «. ijjMH n. 
 2 JTT "I. "JT*^^ m. 
 
 I. ( of a plmnet ). 7^ m. 
 
 EMtem e. ^'rft[^ m. "WcKtem c. if^^iff^ m. 
 
 II. oeeasion, eaU arisen : exigence, urgency. jf^^ l ^h l V n. 
 ^filftl* irft^W ii.-^pnf n.-Ao. ;Mf«H n. w^ ffmn irftn 
 
 f^i^ inft^PT ». nrjf /. ft'FT /. ^t^ f. 
 
 ■M\'-^ ^fPT n. IT^ M. 
 EMKiaocT, See Emebokxck, II. 
 EncBOeVT, «. suddenly arising, urgent, f^wi^, ant^t^, 
 
 Citxaops. Sm UzKOunoiM. 
 
 EiiEBT, n. J.^Ml ^ m. 
 
 Emetic, n, 7t5^/. ^TH^T n. 7 ?. € ^ir-?t?fHr ^i^ »». 
 Emetic, Emetical, a. vjrt'il-m, ^hfl"^, ^TT^, sTf^nnT^. 
 Emiokast, Emigeate, o. t. V. 3TN^ ^?T ?itf5 ^R?5r, ?Ei^- 
 
 To Emigkate, v. n. leave one's country to reside in another. 
 
 Emiqbatiox, n. v. y.—act. iHIHrtl ^ff ?ft^ ^I^ n. ^^UPTT- 
 
 Emixexce, «. rwny yrott»</, V. Uill. g'^^T^ZT »«. T^i'5r5:T >h. 
 >jm<ll »». TxfTS n. 
 
 2 exaltedness, celebrity, Sfc. v. Fame, Greatness. ifi%- 
 qOTT «l. HId»lO/. Rfriyi/. SfM^"/. sq'^rTT/ ?r«3iT «. ^- 
 f^ m. ^«(f?in»i'T; »n. [ ^«3fT «• 
 
 3 excellence, v. Supeeioeitt. q^^ w. vJnh^dl/. ^^Hl/". 
 Bj e. ft^n% ^J^STT. 
 
 Emikest, a. dignified, elevated, exalted, v. Famous, Great. 
 
 Emixe>-ti,t, ado. in a high degree. f^^^RS^T, sr*"5?+M, 3T- 
 
 Emih, «, snflr »». [ yHij'T. 
 
 Emissaet, n. V. Messesgeh, Spt. ^, "^T, ^TR, ^J^^R, 
 Emission, n. t. Y.—aet. ^"ti# «. "TTi'^ ». SFin'f ». 
 To Emit, p. a. ««irf /ortA, yii-e vent to. ?ftl^, "TTS'f, 'il+ui, 
 
 Emmenacooue, n. ih;Jv»H*-i|^l^+-Ac. W^^n. ^^Jl^ o;- iR- 
 
 Emmet. Seo Ant. 
 
 Emollient, a. softening, suppling. H<<lo& +<uiKI, H^H'O-^I, 
 
 H*)K1-«(I, H«Ticf|-«(i, «j«mO, f6P'«T- 
 Emollient, n. »T«rr^t% H*IlO'«i-H*(l«n^-&c. J^v^Tn. ^w^- 
 
 Emolument, n. v. Advantage, Gain. «Posn. «pcE^/. f*r- 
 
 5E!F?f/. «7PT»n. iTTftr/. 
 Emotion, n. agitation ofmiml, v. Discomposcbe. ^h w. 
 
 2 ffio/ion or lomking of the mind. H'TTff^/. f^mffrT/. 
 H'flf'J'fK ">• MHir^<}>Pl/. IV nt. un»». ft^PTT »». ft?) Pi/. 
 
 To bo choking under Bome great c. %Z m. ^R^-^J[- 
 f^ ^t^ g. ofs. *IVI1«1 'l'^, »lfi|*)iui. 
 Emotional, «. t. N. 2. ml^^l-^l, f^rrffNt, Ac. IT^^- 
 
 To Empalz, v. a. spit upon a stake. ^oSim-^pEf ^-^ W^- 
 
 Emperor, «. supreme monarch. ^^|^, HT^h1h<MI, ^^5^^, 
 
 EuFOAtis, n. «/rM« of voice in pronunciation. ?li^njT-Ac. 
 • >rTm.-3ftT»».-4c. STWTTT n. ^vtf K"! ». WTO m. ^/. 
 
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 To Emphasize, v. a. -j^khhi 5prOT.-^«.-&c. '^. 
 Emphatic, EmphatIcal, a. v. N. ^JT^, v^tTT^T, «Rtll<oi, 
 
 Emphatically, arf». t. N. ^w.-^fn. ![gr^, ^<|«^ihm'. 
 Empire, n. imperial pover. 3TfqTT'?'T«. 3TTf*TTF?T». ^I<3||>^ 
 
 2 reyi'ojj q/'an emperor. ^TR Ht^TT^ TTS^n.- ^HT? «• '^^ n. 
 
 Empihic, n. v.Quack. stt^"^, Hltfililfc^lMI W?T, aTTms^. 
 Empibic, Empibical, a.\. Experiment at,. gTq ^«IN I, 3TPT- 
 *rf?^ pop. ar^H^t^, argT^s, 5twt1%5- 
 
 To Emplot, v. a. busy, exercise, keep at work. ^H«)ui, JJ^- 
 
 To e. one's self ( in, at, with, amidst ). ijicKuj. 
 
 2 entertain for service, enyar/e. jsf^, ■«1l+0^ 5^, ^TT 
 M.-ij^»».-^^?ft/--<M'IK«i.-&<". ^IW-^. 
 
 3 apply, use. <)|M<ui, 5<<IHKui, oMt^Kut, ^f^tTR'rf, f^p?^, 
 ^T'?T-gWFltiT-&c. rlltjuj, ^fHTnOT.-ftfsnftnm.-'ftvRT/.r&C. 
 ^>Tot, %W, %?5Tn.-?RT/. ^T^ ff. of o. 
 
 Employable, a. v. Y. 1. <jlMtll«<l-'En-^^I'T<Tr-&c. 
 
 2 3^qT-'^-^^tnT-&c. 
 
 3 «<r-i<NT-^-<:ftnT-&c. ST^^, ^#0^?, %^5fhT. 
 ^MPLOYEn,;?. V. V. 1. ^jPTSFIOT, TT5I5r%?!T, &c. 
 
 2 %Jr%?5T, ^\'-f,(\^ ^?^?!r, Ac. [ %^. 
 
 Employer, «. v. V. 1. ^^TTTTr, rrsROfn:'^, Ac. 
 
 2 fl«i Master. ^FTT wnnriTT, •=ll*0*< ^<(UIKI, &c. 
 
 3 e(iM<«M<i, ^HUIKI, &c. qlvii*, hh"1^*. [ &c. 
 Employmest, Employ, «. v.V. l.—aci. ^jn^n. «( | M<ui «. 
 
 2 %^n. cfTtT tii'iul «. &c. 
 
 3 ^rnofn. &c. f^f^ipl'I m. ^t^JRT/. %^^ n. %^/. 
 
 I. occupation, lusiness, work to do. ^\^ n. g^TPHn. sqr- 
 <nT m. vf^m. 
 
 II. service, trade, SjC. means of living, v. Business. ^- 
 W\[l vt. ^n^pft/. ^ m. ^TIJCT m. 
 
 E. — compreh. «^ <M«II<>«. 
 
 Pat, rich, lucrative, &c. e. HMh'IvH'II^ot. JTRft^/. 
 
 Home or stationary e. "St^RT^TTITot. 
 
 Public e. ( or post ). JTTTSrr/. MIHBI w. "^^ m. f^- 
 
 That has e. or service. <M'IlO, ^M'lK^fOi, 'O'^grf^. . 
 That is out of e. ^<M'1H, ijTTJRTff, ipFR, ft'h I HI , ft- 
 +.IM+1. 
 
 To be out of e. ^ft «RTof, ?rft «raSr, srtSt, Hlil<KJll^ 
 TTF^r sRrJf, Biosuj, JTnrT/. ;>?. hiOh q^. 
 Jb EMioifON, Empoisoned. See To Poison, Poisoned. 
 Imiobium, n. commercial city. q^/. vJdHiJi/. q^^ IW ♦«. 
 To Emiovebish, t). a. makepoor.1 v. To Begoah. f^%^ giTT- 
 Ol^t, ^r^-:p»n?5-f^*j5T-f'T^'T-f^:^'ipT-&c.!RTif. 
 2 ( land ) desircy fertility of. qpft^F-JT^KtrT-Ac. ^of, JJT- 
 
 Jo Emiower, v. a. See To Enabij?. 
 
 2 V. To A iTKOBiZE. 553t?nft/-<SLc. ^,n^t'TK ^^. 
 
 Empress, n. JTfTTToft/. ^«;nfft/ =5np^f%^/. flT^r^ift/. 
 
 2 con«or< o/an emperor. ^\WH\HK\'^\^ Mj^ i ufl /. 
 Emptied, />. v. V. 1. R+im-frm-Ac. %j?^, fT^;J^?T, rflpT. 
 Emitiness, n. v. A. 1. fr^qoTT »». R^IHMPTT m. &c. ^Jfq ». 
 
 ^I^^THT/. fr^PrTT/. ft^TR OT. ^IfY*rT?r »n. 
 
 2 cji^i^uii »n. <ri*l^omuil OT. &c. "TT^oft/. MI'fcofl't. /. %^ 
 n. f^r4:^r^ n. 
 
 3 ft^WqiTT OT. ^HTOIT m. &c. ^J^^I<TT/. 
 
 4 «fT%q'JIT m. HHRT'TT »». 
 
 Empty, a. containing nothing. R+lHl, R+IH+1, 1^, f^, ^r- 
 
 2 unsulntantial, hollow, Sfc. qitPoS, R+mi, fr^m^I, ft^T, 
 ^TT^PPoS or tJN*^, ^m+<un or t(N*<"f|-m, MP^*;;, ^^ 
 or ^^, f^^nf^, siTrTt^ or ifTrftW, OT??t(ft, 3^7t^^, 
 
 3 unfurnished, unprovided, Sfc. f<*im, g;TT,+JH--|>l, ^JfT, 
 
 4 blank, barren, void, wanting. <pf^ or <J>T<FT, ^l<J4l, ^HT 
 remjM. ^I^r?, HT^PI, ^^W, ^J^I, 
 
 To Empty, v. a. make e. or void, evacuate, exhaust, Sfc. f^- 
 
 ff^, ft^f^m, r(,+ini-fT?r'-?qTrit-&c. ^^k^. 
 
 2 out; ( as by baling, ladling, &c. ). 3^TWt or T'TOiif, 7- 
 »TTot, g^TTT or WT^m.-4mv\ or 4^^v\ /.-^^quft or ^. 
 
 Empty-handed, (7<fi>. R*|«-m ^iHlA' or R+|'-<<| ^ijff. 
 Empty-handed, a.ft^FTT ^mi-mi, ft'P^W, ftrfiTTf^j^JfT^W. 
 Empty-headed, a. v. Stupid. ffl^P^ po/. f^^^, sT^q^f^, 
 
 Emptying, n. v. V. 1. — act. f^+^iu)' «. Rx(«)ij|' «. Ac ^^^trt 
 /. fr^RTift/. R^«I«J+/. ft^f^t^PTW n. [jq^ift/. 
 
 2 vittHui n. a^TTT or -dW*)! ««. JHT"! or -iq+iui/. g^TToft or 
 
 Empurpled, a. ^fqaqu'lNl %^?5T. 
 
 Empyreal, Empyrean, a. v. N. flr'ijg"i«ti^^tft- R|q <<<«) . 
 
 Empyrean, n. highest heaven. ^c^T^St^ »t. ^r^fTH^R «. 
 
 To Emulate, v. a. cope or vie with, v. To Rival. «RT«rft/. 
 
 -?7R^, 3T?=ft/ «rttm J«7A # o/o. Stgr/. TTTi'f-^Tit with 
 ^or^of 0. JT^/. dl+ui, MieOfl ^Tft/. ^TTO^, hIbIH 
 
 jTtc? m. ^, H^/-?f^/.^ y. ofs. ^ of 0. ^qvJSr, goE^. 
 Emulation, n. v. V. %?f!^^/. ■■^<i]'i<f\f. SFft'rtt /. fJT^irFT- 
 
 ^/. FTtrf /. q'IfRqsff/. p. sr?, trr, ^pt, *Tf ?, ^^rf^ m. 
 
 I. desire of equalling, fjaft or ^ pop. ^f.^m. n?T3 
 m. f?TToET m. f^pftTT/. 
 Emulative, Emulous, a. v. V. f^, i^, f^T, ^«t^<ft^, 
 prrs or oE^ or o5T, STfrT^^, ^<4f, ?^5, ^«ft^, fif'ft- 
 
 Emulatively, Emulously, adv. V. A. ^^fi^?? or ^, ^tJ^, 
 
 To Enable, v. a. vf^/.-W^'i^ «.-?n^F7f/-&c. ^-armSr, 
 
 f^PWT5T-&c. SR^. 
 To Enact, r. a. decree, establish by law. r<TN^ n.-fVTqrTT/, 
 
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 Exacted, f. v. V. ri^mrf-^l, Ac M|«(V<ITfqfT. 
 
 ESACIMKST, l». V. y.—act. r'lTN't »». 'WTT'T'T «. ^VNTT/sT- 
 
 I. malt^^r etuuted, v. Law. <f>N^i m. ^IHR «. 
 E.VAUEL, H. fjRT ■«. 
 
 Bit of e. H^ or f^F «n. 
 
 2 ( of the teeth ) ^f% ;j^^ n. 
 7h Ebauzl, c. a. ft^T w. ^^3ot-r«HUM4Hui. 
 
 ESTAMKLLED, J». T. V. fjPTT rlHl^rll, fM-<<MI, f*T%^, 
 EKAKSLUB, 11. T. V. fJTTT rfltJUIKI, Ac. filtl'IK or f»1^*IK, 
 
 E5AlfELLI50, W. fmi + lO Or (mH + IO/ fTT^TT^ qiTT «. 
 
 E^AHOOKKD, a. eharvied, raplivaied tcilh. Hf^rf^l, &c. »pil%- 
 r^|e&, f^TT, ^, Mlf^H, 3rRT»P, ^ ( iu comp. as ^'UH, 
 
 To be e. ^JJ^^T, r3I^, t^, Ru<fi, Hlotwi, $?T-J^tT-&c. 
 To Esc AMP, r. n. pitch tent: "^ m. pl.-\i\i\i\ f.-^^ m. \^ 
 
 and M. con. TS^^ 
 ESCAMPMEST, w. V. Camp. nt^M. [TTT ". 
 
 2 place or ^ound oj ffteompinj. ?R5 m. n^FPT w. <I?R «. 
 Searching of an e. upon leaving it. flatfmfT «. rtcE^- 
 
 EscsnrcK, «.t. Peeokakt. nh\l. 
 
 To EscHAHf, c. o. ^rt^cftsf irfvior, n^r^TT? sFTwr. [fsm. 
 
 2 ( the attention, &c. ) nt^, n?if^, ilrj^T ^. aTTR- 
 Jo ExcHAifT, «. a. lit. fig. T. To Charm. *rrm, »T5(iT or»t- 
 
 E5CHASTXS. See Maoicia5, Sobcebeb. 
 
 EscHAmHO, a. See Chabiii5o. [m^/. 
 
 EVCB^TMEST, «. T. CbaJUI. ^T^f.^\^J. ^K^ ft. STTg^ 
 
 Ekchaxtibu. See Sobcexeu. [tt y. </o, 
 
 To E»CHAfiE, r. «. T. To Islat. 3T»flt, 3Trift/-3TlT^ w. m. 
 To Ekcibcle, r. •. t. To Subiioisd. ^t^, irrx m.-nr^ w 
 
 2 ( in the anna ) t. To Emdbace. *^^l*ot, sp^otof, ip^ 
 
 »r'«*, [«lff«R7T 
 
 E5CIBCI.U>,JI. T. V.l. %?^,%^?t55r, Ac. 3TIffT, JTTffT,^??- 
 
 2b ESCLMI, r. a.«iii/ m;> hy a fence, Sit. ^^flt, ^g<m i».-^m 
 
 2 «Aif/ M. See To Scbbocxp. 
 
 3 ( a letter in a letter or envelope ). fiflifr, ^TB^, JR. 
 
 EvcuMinuc, n. enelated fUet, t. Taso, Coobt. 3TWTI n. ■sm- 
 WTT ••• Tl'J »». Vn^^ n. 4<lilll "». illffljq;? w. 
 2 ( eap. of arable or meadow ground ). wrt(/- dim. vt- 
 
 i»t «. vn^ »«. ^lA^i *nr •«. ♦M^ ^rvf n. [rwTitf. 
 
 £. round a house, ■own or planted. 3TPK •>. ». 3n*l- 
 
 Ptoprietor of an e. ^TI^. 
 8 * 0e M m j $mO, hedye, Sfe. r. FoccB. aiTWR m. «. ^fN 
 «. tff •• «n*TT ■». ^W »». [A*. 
 
 l.UtUr,^e.tntto9td. ^ \ ^\(» \ f\y \ r \ >M \ WTVl^ m.-ft/.- 
 
 ElfD 
 
 Encomiast, n. panejyrist. ^jPi+tiI, ^TTT^, ««(+t1?. 
 Encomiastic, a. laudatory. ?5<ft^, W4MI,^niRl<<*, ^- 
 
 Encomium, n. v. Pbatse. ?^/. sj-^t^/. ^gfrm^ m. 
 
 To Encompass, ». a. t. To Subeound. %^,^5dr,%^^ ^l^ 
 
 w.-'HIil m.-Ac. virtil'i 
 Encobe, orfp. again. f>|>4,H, *<|H+i|M, STT^. 
 2b EscoDNTER, t>. a. T. To Meet. ttS'T, it?/. Tl'if iw. con. 
 
 with y. o/ o. Pratif t». fon.H^ «'»• con. 3TT3^T^ iH.con. 
 
 ^rrrtr% m. ^Z. ^t^t in. eon. i\m^, [ FT «• 
 
 Encocntee, n. meeting, its/. H?/. ^^T^/ HTW/. %^- 
 
 2 See Combat, Battle. 
 To Encocbaoe, v.a. embolden. «ftT m.-'^ «.^^ fl.-3T^^TTH»». 
 
 ^, 3TTm^, 31HH|<^ui, 3Tf*R^, 3'iT^'lft/.-3TT»TWl>».- 
 iftrHl^H n.-Ac. qpT^ y. o/ o. 
 
 EKCOUBAOED, p. V. V. Vftr f^tr^c^-l, &<". aTfCrf^ffT, ^Ifr^I^rT, 
 
 afig^Rtfirrr, grf^nrf^, JmnfR, srm^^, ;^«T«r#. 
 
 Encoueagement, n. v. V. — act. «ftT ^ «• &c. ■dAiiun/. 
 3TT»^Rr5T n. 3T^RT^ n. 3TpT5=r^ n. ^RHT^^ n. HiIh*!- 
 iRTT m. — »/a<ff. enconragednest, assuredness. f^T^T m. 
 
 Escocbageb, n. ENCooBAaiNO,^'- o- "'^- V. tftr ^uiKI,^W 
 
 ^TRT, »jtT ^"TT, ^ ^"^1 "S^C. vidlquft <t)^«IKl, ^lr*II^H>, 
 
 Excrease, &c. See Increase, Ac. 
 
 To Esceoach, «. n. intrude on another's rights or possess- 
 ions. ^*\-M\-.M\ ifmid-arfy^KiH-Ac. ^H^-fsn^wf, r^ /. 
 «rnrif, *rTr^ ^ri^T ^mwf , ?fmTc5^H w. ^ft^, ?j5t^/.-'iTT- 
 
 THwi n.-&c. «J)^. 
 Encboaciieb, n. ENCROAcniKO, />. o. t.V. j^-TTsttt 'TWi'T 
 
 -&c. f^lT'JTm-&c. ?ftH ^T^TTRT. 
 Escboachment, n. v. V. ^^-*<|"t*<| <M«ilfl f^^ n. &c. aiTifi- 
 
 *T^ «. Jpffrf/. 
 
 To EscuMBEB, V. a. V. To Cloo. aWEf-Ac^JTH 31^y5*iui-3T- 
 «^fim, TT^mriT m.-qrTHfi «.-^"I?T m.- ^[^n.-&v. qROT 
 or ^V:^ 'E^o&*|«(UI, VI<l'j?tT m.-&c. sRtit y. q/ o. 
 
 Ekcumbebance, n. t. Cloo. MIV^KI m. HPT^tlT m. Tm^j^ 
 
 Encyclical. See Cibculab. 
 E.'«CTCLOPEDiA, n. circle oJ sciences. fKTra'iT^ ♦». 
 End, fi. extreme part, extremity. ?t^ m. 3frT »«. ^TT w. Z\%n. 
 3TO n. TI<I''.-4I Tm m. WMHIM «. afJHim'I m. -MfMHl'l m. 
 
 W^TTT m. a'nrwf^ »n. Mtjl^l /. fnW OT. »i. ^^ ft. ^mT 
 »i. <ITH w. anjTlT m. 
 
 Extreme or very e. FT^T^ m. ««<ii?\«i'- w. 
 
 At the extreme e. HTfTT^t^, ^^^, *^*^^^i. 
 
 At the e. of, 3t^. 
 
 From e. to e. ^HMK, 'Ji|^fl^^. 
 
 Standing on o. jnf*T?T. 
 
 To the e. W1^. 
 2 caiation, Sfe. y, C05ci.rBi05. t^ «• ^ «■ an^.ft/. 
 
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 r^JTrfrr/. ST^^TTTn. 3T^«T^OT. 3T5rfiTOT. || 
 
 To come to some c. ( settlement, stop, <Scc. ). vnTT?T i| 
 vjnTjt or ip^r. I 
 
 y ultimate state. Tft'TTK m. f^V m. ifrT /lop. TfT /. 5T? [ 
 <"• '41 /. 'T'm^rPT w. o?T^iiT /. ?f?r w». I 
 
 4 issue, remote consequence. TftTTT m. fHA^ m. ^PTT »». 
 
 Until the e. STrfrTrfJT. 
 
 5 olject., aim. arfHSTT^ ?«. aTT^T »». 3Tf*r^rT n. ?Tr4^ «• ; 
 ^JT m. ^.q- n. ^^ n. 
 
 To answer its e. ^fr^'f^T fTPTot. 
 
 Suit your e. to your means. 3r«nOT TTf T 'IPT qw^l^, 
 ESD, a. of or lelonging to the end. fN-l-MI, ?N^r5, TT^^I?^. 
 To End, v. fl. conclude, close, finish, terminate. ^^T^-r^^V^■ 
 «i^-&C. iRof, ^M I rH/.-3n«fT/'--3TrTOT.-&C. :pT^ ^.o/ O.^q^, J! 
 
 tfT^-&c. ?i9T-WT^-3TT'il5T, •« H IMH«. -B»TTTPT«!.-^HlTrTTn.- 
 &.C. '^T^ g. oj 0. — with an implication of completeness, 
 finish and char off. P] < i pj M d 1 w.-fH^rf'tq^nw. 'PT^ — any 
 religious ceremony. T^rf^"^. 
 
 To ExD, f. ?t. conclude, close, fnisli, terminate. #7^, STTt^, 
 S^TOT, TPSni^, 3^^, 3trr>n.-?I^»J.-3T%ft/.-Tf^iTr»T'».- 
 &c. ^W, ?nRTJT-3T%?:-ri H 1 *1 -&C. ^t'lT, ^«. 4>4*4"i 0'" ^PT'T. 
 
 To E.ni)amage. See To Hlet. 
 
 To Ekdaxoer, f. flf. 7(«ar(/. *nTm-^'^m-qW^f?I-&c. mF.^- 
 tTTf^, !pT5!;T% <Ttff^ot or qi^OT, HT'TT^qT llfr «Tfl^^, ^fj- 
 ^^r ■«ni"Jf, (an<i To be endangered, «inoCT%;Ttff ^^- 
 
 To EXDEAE, f.a. fliq-3TT^lrrT-nr5-&C. JROf. 
 
 ElfDE.iEMEKT, ». tender ajfertion, lovinyncss. iTR/. FJKm. 
 f^ritni^/. t^l^PTorTOT. ?I5Er»». Some of the terms of en- 
 dearment in use are here collected. For a husband or 
 
 lover, fq^, sTMHw, sTm^H, ^\»\\^^, jrT&r»5i7, sn^if^- 
 
 xjfrf^rtftft. For a wife or lover, fspTT, siMf^TT, M|U|«(S- 
 HT, :rTTJT?n!ft, m%»5rft,^<^M'lHI,|^^^TT'TT,^fHri«iril<lft. 
 
 vfiRi^ieTT, &c. 
 
 EsDEi^OB, n. v. Effort, qr^m. ^TTPTm. bttw. vj'-HK»». 
 To EsDEAVOR, v.n. inaJce effort or easny, v. To Tnx, To Stbive. 
 
 ESDED,p. V. V. A. ^mS^ST, &0. ?T*?Tftfr. 
 
 V. V. N. ?rT%?5r, &c. ?fiTnT, dnm, <m«i«, 3ti%t, 
 EsDiso, «. V.V.A.— flc<. ^T^fl. ^«fT ip^n. &c. flmmn. — 
 
 state. See Exd, CoscLrsios. [?T^?}t?T5T, 
 
 En-demial, EsnEMic,a.pe«<?ifl;- /o a country. ^?ft^, a^?ft«T, 
 ESDIVE, n. spTO^/- [3T?rT, fJT3>nT. 
 
 EXDI.ESS, a. V. IsFisiTE. 3T^, aTITT, f^TT^f^, JTrT, f?r?€tK, 
 EsDi,ESS>-Ess, «. V. A. ffH^lMdl/. artlTfTT/. 3TT^R?n. ar^- 
 
 'Esv.ooT£.yo\:s, a. growing Jrom icilJiin. aRTt'J'TWT^'TRT, 3T<W- 
 
 To Eniokse. See To IsroRSE. 
 
 To Exrow, f. a. furnish with dotcry. ^^n.-^^n.-&c. ^, 
 
 2 (with some fund or provision). ^JTOT-^/.-ersff^TTn.-^r- 
 ?i;?Tn.-^rT f.-'M^^\<m.-&c. ^-^HTT ^^, ff^^-|i^^- 
 vT-^1%W^^-&c. 'R^. 
 
 3 (with some excellence), ^^m. ^9t, yft-yi^T^-JT^'P- 
 3'ir?t'T^-g^?^-ig«7?TfbT!fi &c. ^^K^, 
 
 Endowed, (with) a. ?iT5r, ^'''I'ff^'P, all in comp. 
 EsBOwMEST, n.propei-/y assigned. ?tK'n«F/. ffrT/. ?^T^i"Tn. 
 
 Religious e. *mf^»». tpTT^w. 3T^T^»J. 
 2 y/zf o/ nature, ^oijn. ^?^«. ^N^^<'I «. 
 
 Tliat has good endowment, ntjft, yfu^q, jqellHj g- 
 KgrfopF, f?r?^, ^?I?T^. 
 To EsDUE. See To Im)ue. 
 ENDURABLE, a. V. V. A. fl*l^qT-=ErT-^?fmT-KK^-&c. ?r^, Ff- 
 
 ENErEAKCE, n. v.V. A.I.— act. ^Rwrn. HPT'fn. &c. ^raoiT/. 
 2 HT^^«- ^ra^T ^^n. &c. W^n. ?Tm/. ^TfpT/. f?ri^?TT/. 
 T. V. N. fzW'^n. Z^n. f^'>^n. &c. fi*l^(n. f?.*NiH). 
 
 nj^j/.'e^M. fr<Tf?T/. 
 
 1. fortitude, patience. ^T^^TTlPp /. *Tt««. «^»n. 
 To EsDLBE, ». a. (pain) undergo,^. To Suffeb. #^,5^3^, 
 
 'TPM, *l«"f, ST^T^, ?f^«.-&c. sR^ g. of 0. 
 
 2 icffr tcith fortitude or patience, v. To Beab. ^"kiot /m. 
 
 con. fll^Jfr ^, ^l^ui, #^ w». tTT^. 
 To ExnuRE, t'. «. Za*< through or out, abide, stand, remain. 
 
 fJfTIsr »».-«S:c. 3T^ot-frJt, ^T »«. '^, "-TT w.-^ in. qr^t, 
 As long as sun and moon e. STT^^T^. [ &c. 
 
 Ekdvrer, It. ExDUBixG, p. o. V. V. A. 1. ^i^uiRr, Hpmnr, 
 2 ?ft^ ^RT, td^uiKi, t(^i*Tif, ?Tt«^, Jp5^, flhrrz, 
 
 ?it?ft^, ^, ?T»ft, ?TJT, ?Tt?f, fJTfcT^, f^^tJT. 
 
 v. V. N. lasting, durable, pennanenl, abiding. Hm^JJT^&c. 
 
 fd+.l^;, ?4TTJft, r<nf«r^ ( in comp.) fsfTFtlT^, fiK+in?^, 
 
 ftvT, sRFft, 31^, g«r, r^i^, fq^PT, fq^, fMR:,^f^MT- 
 
 5C, 3T?T^, 3T^T?rf,3T?r«rT. ^ 
 EsDwisE, orfu. erectly. 5«IT^, ^TT (f^f/. 
 
 2 5^F ?nTR ^F^?r. 
 EsEMA, n. an injection. f^^TFTft^ J^'ifn. srf^/. m. 
 EsEMT, n. public foe. l?ftJT, V^. 
 
 Irruption or the depredations of the e. »lPlH|f /. 
 
 2/oe, adversary, antagonist, opponent. 5T^,"^, 5?^^, 
 
 frj, arpr, ^^ or <F, ^T'frsT, ai^<^K, <^h+0, ^i%55T»pt, 
 
 Captured or overcome by one's o. ?I^<JW. 
 Concealed and deadly e. aiW-flHrit 3Tni/. 
 The six enemies of the soul, viz. lust, auger, desire, 
 affection, pride, envy. Tftj. 
 
 An e. I must expect, but let him be a wise one. ^^[T- 
 
 E>'EECEiic, EsEECEiiCAt, a, spirited, powerful, vigorout. 
 
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 Tr^TT^r^, ft^TT^, f^M'fl'HI, 3r?n^, ^*i:^«(ii, 3tHT^H- 
 5TTT, VI^H, ^TTT, l^, *{H+MI, ^HT^, f«MOH,^«fl*ft- 
 ESEBOETICALLT, orfj. T. A. 3rHTfT^, 3rH I ^'j4'<> . 
 
 ESEHOT, fi. tiQor. force, ^c. v. Spirit, Power. ^TT^/- *TK- 
 ¥t/. f|»TH/. vift^ «. ^ m. TrWT^ m. vifrri/. %iT m. rTST «. 
 
 2 ( of a deity ) a^'/fcejwicer^^rfoni/f^if oj A.« ic//if. ^- 
 f%/. sni>^/. *TT^ or m^^/. 
 
 lb ESEKTATE, P. a. T. To WEiKETf. f^T^PT-^^^-f^^^-JIT- 
 
 f%i^-nf^P?^-^*T^-«to. ^ir^r, ^;».-^;r^/.-&c. ^^- 
 2 ( a horse ) ^W I ^ Tftr/.-fffTT/ fl. JtW. 
 
 iEVEKTATIOS, »l. T. V. 1. ^^^iPl /. nf'S?^ "«• 
 
 To ExrEEBLE. See To Weaken'. 
 
 To Enfobce. See To Compel, To Force. 
 
 2 put into exfcution li/ force. «|<l^-«nE q>57T-&c. ••(Irl*)''! 
 
 lEsroBCEB, p. T. V. 2. ipETH -mr^.f^A^l-Ac. 
 
 :E.vforcemext, «. v. V. 2. inST'T 'MH<l<'t «. &c. 
 
 To EsrSAXcmsE, r. a. See To I-'bee. 2 ( a town, ±c. ) H- 
 
 To Evoaoe, v. a. enlitt.^ briny into a party or affair. %^, 
 
 2 iriii and attach, jain. ^^J^^^ ♦|i«)«i, 3fT,V«l*ll.^^-3Tr- 
 
 8 himi by agreement. ^^^Id-^t^^M-^^^-Ac. nt^- j- 
 
 4 *<»W iriK/tfr ofcypation, ute. ^e., employ. «Tt^, jw^f, 
 »mfi-Ac. •itfuf, 'i)^- &c. ir^. 
 
 5 See To Pledoe. 6 m/«- iWo M//« tcith. ?Wlf /. ^, 
 
 7b E50A0E, V. n. conflict tcith, v. To Fiopr, ^!K^ f. ^, JSJ- 
 
 2 miwi; in any biuuieu. qpif, ftlTot, H^HuJ, JT^rT-Tg- j| 
 
 3 promiae, ayree, pUdye one's tclf. ^^^n.^^T^! f.-iK^m.- > 
 
 Ac. ^, srf5TirT/-'it'<t/-^n?ii». *rif, fi^/. «rt*i^. 
 EXOAGSD, f. T. V. A. 1. CT%^, srffT, 7^. 
 
 3 WffT^ I^^W^^-^^.^^ Ac. T^TilJ, yPlfll^^, Ac. 
 
 4 and Best. ^TKt^ 'j'Tf%^-5^^«5T&«.?^. 
 To be e. gJTW^ r^pt. 
 
 w. V. N. 2. wf^HH, iTffT, ^rftrf^, ^y^i T"- 
 EnOAaxvnrr, n.promin, S[e. made, y. AosniiKST. ^^ m. 
 
 ^pf(f. *nT I", tnnp •«. uf^/ fl%^ "«. ft'im «. %^. 
 
 E. upon oath, arm TT^ or <»/. nT<rjf1if^>T «. 
 
 Faithful to e. ^TFnrf^, ?T?THV. 
 
 ■Written e. V^^M /. ^E^^TT^ /. ^^RTT «. ^<4*1im 
 
 Written e. with fiiednew of time. fm^»mT jn. fPI- 
 
 EXJ 
 
 2 occupation, \. Bi:^i^Ess. ^TT n. TSTFI m. 
 
 3 V. FiGnx. ^^f. wun m. 
 EsoAGixo. See Chaemikg, Pleasixo. [TPT^T^J^. 
 To Esgexder, p. a. t. To Beget. ^jPTT n.-JpRT n. ^^, 
 
 2 produce, occasion, v. To Cause. jrM^ 'FT't, •FPWJ'I- 
 
 ^W-3T^ «'«. fOJI. 
 
 Engine, n. machine, Sfc. «t5T «• 
 
 2 See IxsTRUMEXT. ["JriTTTr. 
 
 EsGiXEEB, n. q^^r4)i«|UIl<l-mrf«(UIKI-&c. ^f% !?;tk ^I- 
 
 2 See CiviL-ESGixEEB. 
 E.vciSEEKiNO, n. q?rt% ^PT «. q^ ^l~ir^u4<H' ^TK >i. 
 EsGi-isn, o. jXTJft", t^^i s'rt<i(^?ir^, RsiMfft, f^?5Pm?)W'^, 
 
 EsoLtsn, n. — ^the people. ^t)vHcil<<> m. pi. i^^^H m. pi. 
 
 ^V cfrp m. pi. 
 
 Eule or sway of the E. ^inft/. 
 
 2 — the lan^age. S%^ /. 
 To E.voBATE, ». a. aarve, Sfc. ^jJtr^, T^TT^, f%T^, H+I^ui. 
 
 2 imprint, t. To Impress. 5^^, (ii^ifsi'Jt. 
 
 ExGBAVED, p. V. v. 1. ^tr^^, &c. jpi^Cf^, ^^Nr, ^^^. 
 
 EXGBAVEK, W. T. V. 1. #^RT, &C. ^l41>i»-i||, ^i^^T ^PW 
 ♦.^UIRI. [ V^ f. 
 
 ESOBATISO, n. T. V. 1.— atf<. #T^ n. ^V!^ n. ^"|^/ ^- 
 I. thing engraved. ?nji?IT»».'T^(ft/"-'r?>TH vpTTn.^T^ "PITT n. 
 
 2b EsoBOss, r. a. /a/.tf the whole oj. ^^vJH\'^\ Wl^-^^^l- 
 ^ WTT-^TT^m^ ^: n.-<tc. q^. 
 
 2 rttyoye tcholly, v. To AbiObb. qi^, ^^, ^^, TT^- 
 
 3 tfr//e jrt large letters. ^?^T 3T?TTMt f^f^wf-snT/.^PTOt. 
 ExOBOSbED, p. T. V. 2. qm^f, Ac. TT^F, }%»Tff, a?TT, 'Tftt- 
 
 T, <1'H*I, TTTToE, HlHi.'Si, TT^, ^PfT^, STT^'!? ( in coiui). 
 
 as 'UHlf'!^, ?!tHrf^, feTMMlf^? ). 
 
 To be e. f^Hul, Tiot, n^f^ sfTrit, ?ll?1^3t. 
 To ExoULF, &c. See To Ixgui.k. 
 To EsHAXCE, V. a. advance, raise, SfC. v. To T>-CBEAse. qT»- 
 
 T; ENnANCE, v.n. rite.a<liance, v. To Increase. q^rsof,'q55r, 
 
 ExnANCEUEXT, «. V. IXCBEASE. ^^i^ f. ^J «». ff^ /. 
 
 E.viuUA, n. riddle, <J'c. T^nTT w. ^ n. iffl n. ^?^ ». ^«. 
 
 Enigmatical, a. v. N. pT'^, 'Piwr^T, fJ^^T, nTr*Hi, 
 
 E. Kpoech. arrfn^/. s^n^t^/. wrr^if^/. 
 To Enjoin, c. a. charge, Sfc. t. To Commakd. fm^, ifsrr- 
 tof , mT^-TirWT-^fH-prJ,^-H?»TT-Ac. Htl^-J^Twi. 
 
 EirjoucKD, p. V. V. ^nr^^^, ^f^^ ^PwS^, Ac. W^, 
 
 ESJOININO, n. V. V. a«J IXJUSCTIOS. q'JTT^ «. Ac. ?rnj(t?/. 
 
 flWt/. 'fllfinH n. fr-^ n. 
 2b EsJOr, r. «./<rW wiM pleasure. »TnPt, »Tt»T »«. ^of-^fffy. 
 
 of 0. ^ n. ^••7T^-'i(T2'T^''f y. ofo. gf^ n.-^ffh' w.- 
 
ENL 21 
 
 ^n m.-&c. ^^kiVAtt^ o/o. g^ n.-&c. mz^ 3. of 0. 
 with in. eon. 
 
 2 hold fruition of. «rR''f hoth direct and in. con. TT'TTT- 
 
 To e. and communicate. r^THT 'TFT »»• 'FT'T. 
 
 3 ( one's self ). T*T^, g^fl'if, ^ «.-3n^ m.-&c. qi^, 
 ^?Jl «.-&c. ^T^ in. con. f ^-&c. aTO^t, f ^RT ^TTiJf-^- 
 'T^'if imper, 
 
 Ekjoiable, «. T. V. 2. »?mmr-'5rT-^PTr-&c. »ftn rzrrtu-^. 
 
 EXJOTED, p. T. V. 1. H l' I ^ri l, &C. 
 
 2 hH^fst, &c. tt^^, Htr, arg^TrT, arg^f^r^, 3=R*r^. 
 
 E>-JOTEB, «. V. V. 1. >t]'1UIKI, iTFft, ^Ht'ft, Ht^T. 
 
 2 Jftn MUIKI-^RTTTTT, &c. 3^*fWY, HWt, *fr<FT, ^m1*I, 
 H'^ ( in eomp. as ^"^^i I'Jf^, ff^^i ''^^TS)- 
 
 EsJOVMENT, n. V. V. l.—acl. vfrTi^n. ifnT w. g^TPT m, 
 2— act. Hm^ n. 3^>fm m. >f^T^^ m. HT^ «. ^f^/. 3T- 
 
 5*T^ OT. <)f^«ll'l/. 
 
 I. a jrcealle feeling, t. Pleasuee, Happetess. g^«.3Tr- 
 Ji^ «». ^-T »«. 
 
 II. sexual e. W^ m. 3T^g^ «. grT'fln »». 
 
 III. sensual e. f^np;-)^ «»• f^lMtJ^ *• *fi'lRiAr« m. 
 To EsKiXBLE, See To Kikdle. 
 
 jTo Exlahge, v. a. v. To Increase. «I I<s •(«)', Ht3T-sr^^-&c.^- 
 ^^ ff^/.-1^BTT »n. 5B^ ff. of 0. 1%WI<«1'. 
 
 2 See To Eelease. 
 
 3 dilate, expand — n» with joy, &c. g?J^, Jr^ejuf. 
 To be enlarged, *riu|, ^K'Jf. 
 
 2b Enlarge, ». «. v. To I>-cuease. ^t^, arf^HF ^lof, ^f^ 
 /.-f^WTOT. ^g. ofs. 
 2 expaliale. RwK »n.-«ll?'Mf^«K »».-??*< f^WK »».-"%rfN 
 
 Enlarged,;). \. V. A. 1. ^TS^%OT, &c. f^wlRH, STf^. 
 
 Enlakgemekt. See Ixcrp^ase. 
 
 To Enliguten, v. a. lit. JJT^ »i.-:nPT5[i m. ^PT^-TTl't, Jn>T?T- 
 ot, SpFTfiiTfT 5pT^, SI^^ M.-^ITrPT «.-&c. ;r^. 
 2 iig. instruct. ^^V '«• 'RW, n*il^<ui w.-rnrpiT m.-tTHt- 
 ^^ »,.-3Ti«T*rn m.-3Tt<^il<j/l+<"l n.-fTR'Jn^ n.-&c. q?^. 
 
 Ekligiitened, ;>.t.V. 1. snpr5|T%?M',sj^5[m,ST;FT?T^,?lt^. 
 
 2 gf, frMt, ^irTfTnT, snwH'i ^<Tf?rfKT, |TTf«''^, ^mtT^rrr. 
 
 EXLIOHIENEE, n. Enlightenino, ;?. a. T. V. 1. spFT^T +<u||- 
 
 2 <in1^<-^TTt-fn^-fTft, 3TV+.Ky, fTH^THT. 
 Ekliohtenixo, Enlightenment, n. v. V. I.— act. :h>T^ 
 ". ST^^fPT n. ST^PT^ to. qTrnr n. 
 
 '1-act. SPCT^IT m. snpT?H «. rWtfTDT «. rTJflTTn m. rin"l»(l^ 
 m. f^fJTT'TiT «». 3Tt"?r*rT »»• 3i«RnT*ni m. ? 1 M^h «• fTM- 
 
 5b Enlist, ». (i. engage in puUic service hy entering the name 
 in a register. ^\nf^^ f. MVm g. of 0. ^i^^^i^ ^, T- 
 
 I ENR 
 
 2 fig. engage in a cause. Sf^rff^f'T, STfTT-Tg^-&c. ^^. 
 To Enlist, v.n. q?T^^-&c. 3TN^ ^^ fepT-fef^-=q?fJT-&c. 
 
 2 engage in a came, ijecrjul, m^ti-^^^-Ac. s}^. 
 Enlisting, n. v. V. A. 1.— oc/. qjr^^ msot «. &c. vjTrrsr^ 
 
 To Enliven, v. a. make alive. ^^ft^-rWijH -f^r?n'-&c. «R'Jt, 
 ^^^TT «.-M|UKH n. sRTJf. 
 2 OToAre vigorous, vivacious^ lively, Sfc. \. To Animate. 
 
 vftcf ««.-^ »i.-3??TTf »n.-^ n.-^rt/.-tn m.-<fcc. armSr- 
 
 Es-MASSE, flrfy. tn a lody. ^^'n;.: 
 
 To tumble e. «FtH5r^, tTRfoEof. 
 Enmity, n. HI will, Sfc. ^ m. ?r^HWT w."^ ». f^TJT^'^/. |- 
 
 f^ n. f%d*T m. 
 
 Deep and deadly e, 
 f^ m. g. of s. recip. 
 Secret e. 9^fl^ n, 
 Enneagon, n. figure icilh 
 
 jfo Ennoble, v. a. STifk 'F^, 31 Th /.-'^Tfil^r^T "TTeft/. ^- 
 
 2 See To Exalt. 
 Ennui, n. lassitude, tceariness. g^TPT m. >dt.tt|j m. f^^TT^ w. 
 
 'rilPl/. 5TRr TO. [5^?^ »• 
 
 Esohmitt, n. tcrongness, v. Wickehness. aTfrt^^!?fT/. 3rf7T- 
 
 2 a« e. on atrocity. JTl<5 TTT n. H^iHin^ «. 3T^ Mlrl^ w. 
 Enormous, a. atrocious, v. "Wicked. 3Tlrf5?, JT^TJ^jft^t- 
 
 2 immense, monstrous, \. Laeae. Oi^^ qfsn:, 37<(l«=>M, 
 Enormously, o</p. t. Excessively. STfJTn^, 3TH^. 
 Enough, a. v. Sufficient. jTfTT, JTT, %T\^ ^TT. 
 Enough, «. JT^^ or Zl m. ttHtT/. JTsr/. 
 E. and plenty. 5^C. 
 E. and to spare. ^K^f. rtH'MHl'll^trTI ("^^-^fTfrT- 
 
 ^-&c. ). JTJTT^ w. 
 
 To give e. of it. TT^t ^i^ 3T€(»TR^-5t^5T-^?t5pit-&e.). 
 Enough, adv. J^, «Rr, HtFT. 
 
 To be e. and over. q^Tt STot. 
 Enough ! jt^l, J^^, «T|<T, ^WTT^. 
 To Enquire. See To Inquire. 
 To Enbaqe, v. a. t. To Angbe. <i'ii+( aTTft^, <7FT^iJf , ^^PT- 
 
 f^, ^HTH q^, f^T^T^ or R^^l'("l, 
 Enbaged, p. V. V. and Anqey. mK^T, ^fTFT, ^TrrrpTrf^ 
 
 To Enrapture, To Enratish, ». a. v. To Rejoice. 3TR^ 
 HT^rat ( or ni^HWr ) JpT'f, "PTT^ ^rTl'lR'J'i, 31M'<jlr+,- 
 4 OT. ^rif, 3TTr^T^, Ml^^ld'J'i, MR'il'H"! w.-^'KoT n.-'^r- 
 
 ^^^z^ «. w-^ g- 0/ <>• ^ i^^i f«i<H-Tft5^-H<»i 1 -i R.i -&c. 
 Enraptured, Eneatished, ;>. v. V. <FTT^ ^?Tii|<<c^rti, Ac. 
 To Enrich, v. a.^V^V^-^'^-^^r^-^^m-i{-&c. ^^, W- 
 
ENT 
 
 281 
 
 ENT 
 
 2 T.ToFEBTiLizE.g'ft^-fq^rii-Ac.^^,fM*14M«ni«.3Tm^, 
 Ekkiched,/). t. V. 1. ^n^^fe^BT, &c. 
 £>-EiCB£S, n. E5BiCBiso,/>. a. V. V.l. W^T ^iolKI, &c. 
 
 To ESBOL, V. a. enter on a roll, register. Hi^Pl?fl/. ^>^- 
 
 ExHOUtEST, n. V. V. JTl^^ft/. ??5»T^<t/. *riH^I^/. 
 
 I. Se« Kegisteb. 
 Eks, h. v. Estitt. ^^ H. 
 £>-8AMPLE. See Example. 
 
 E5«ASoiisEr, a. tt^inedwitk Hood. <*l^ »1<4^(, <T|»«iT«l|oJ. 
 2b Enscokce, ». a. thelter, eoter, tecure. flW'I'il-rfM^H ^^f 
 
 iff.iA 3TTS o/ <A« oi/ert. 
 To EsiHSLNE, V. a. enclote in a chest, ^'c gr^ H^'^mTT^t 
 
 To e. in ones affections. ^3^ TtfT MWf^of-JTfs^. 
 Essies, n. V. VljlO, m^i\ m. fJT^rm or ^ n. CTH/. s?^ m. 
 
 2 iarfyr, »i/n, v. M.\BK. f^^ n. ^^^ n. 
 
 3 VT#ft^ ^ 55^ ^^• 
 
 ESJICS-BEAKEH, n. fHflluirJU, f^^\nn^'lK, "PtRTT, E^jT^nfl'. 
 
 To EssLATE, r. a. zm-i]r'jm-&c. ^T^, gj^TT^-^m^^frt- 
 
 •A.C. ^ror, ^Tfft'Wr n. ^Tot ^. p/ o. 
 EsiLATEO, p. V. V. ^l+J^Vl-^r, ic. ^l^f^l^M, dl+^lM"*!. 
 E by hia paMions. if^*<4IH, ffj^^WJH, ^^^Tf^. 
 To EssSAEE, &e. See To Isbsajq:, &c. 
 To EsscK, 0. «. T. To Follow, qr^ f?nwt y. o/ o. MId'ril'l j 
 
 m.^;my.o/o. I 
 
 To EssuE, V. n. Mueceed in a train of etenl* or course of time. |j 
 
 '2 /oUour at a consequence, ^"t^, 73^^, ^TJ^f, VcE n.-«Tf^- 
 
 E»<ti.fO, a. next JoUoicinj. %«rTT, ^, 5«*?T. 
 
 T'j Esse RE. See To Isslee. 
 
 To E-tTAiL, ». «. ( an enUte, &o. ). f n'lrm HTn? ^, if^m- 
 
 1' I'M «t"t, ^MfM+Mlffm liCT ^. 
 
 2^.r unalienabli). ^ f^%*TT ^W't-Jt^'t. 
 To EsfASOLC, r. a. twist, inter ireate. lit^, 'j'f^, 'Wft-iof 
 
 5^ J.-*{S^K{ i».-«JT7^ m.-'J^TIT m.-Ac. ^rtjf y. ofo. 
 
 2 intolte in d{ffieulties. nt^, ^Ifvlj, If^-Ac. qiif, "yt- 
 
 a.'i^iruLKD, j». V. V. 1. »iff%^, Ac. 
 
 To be c. 'pot, »mra^, m*I^, »fr^. 
 
 2 «?tf=R^, •Tt^TWtT Mlfl^-ll, Ac. 
 
 To be e. *««!, •il'HtUll ^ftn^t-^lflf , "j^l?!!! frtwif, 
 
 EnASOLEMK^T, ». V, V. l.—staU. ^ f. f^T^^/. jfT^'t/. 
 
 J state. ntwT ■•. »n<niTwr «. <iw^ m. <TriPi^/. qin^- 
 
 or 9)?T or fra' »». 
 lb ExTER, V. a. ( upon a roll, list, bill, &c. ). !(K ^^, fSf- 
 ^, ^f^, Hred^, Mlrffii, ^[^13 ^^, tariff, ^TT^f, 
 
 To Enteb, ». a. co»»e or ^o in. arfff 3Tr»f-^, f^^, f;K«t>i} >, 
 
 2 engage in, embark upon. WcItJuj^ ^ m.-qiT w. ^H^Sff- 
 f(TT^ot-%^, TT^rST n. %^, SffrT ^t^V. 
 
 3 /a*e possession of, — a devil, f^^of, ^?i<uj or ^rTR^rf, 
 
 4 ( into the sj-stem ). ff^qr^, B^^TRot, f^R^T, fH'TT^ or 
 f^lK"!, H^ or %^ STTuf, ^^. 
 
 To EsTEH ISTO, V. n. See the verb active. 
 
 EsTEBED,^). T. V. A. qiT %%?5T, &c. ?r3j, STR, ^Hifi is ; . 
 
 V. V. N. 1. 3Tm>ra?5T, ^r^R^TT^rST, Sff^, f^T^. 
 EsTEBPBisE, n. bold or hazardous undertaking. aT ^K^i l H «, 
 
 ^ ». 5't'+.4 n. 
 EsTEBPBisisG, a. V. Adtentubous. ^T^n^ or an, ■J?te i y<< l, 
 
 To EsTEETAis, r. a. engage, hire, '^at, ^fT^^?r-m+0^<-&f. 
 2 rcceiie hospitably, treat, feed. i||g«Jj-«(K m.-TTJ^ »».- 
 
 anfriwT n.-TnT^-it /.-JTsprrnqfl' /.-3TnT?R!mT?t n.-arrrr 
 
 gnlrT^T n.-3inf7T»nT fl. ^T^, «TOH^ OT. ^-?J:T^, 31^^155- 
 
 01, ^JW\ n. ^. 
 
 3 /rffiwe, rfipfr/, V. To Amuse, ^qf'^ui, Mfijiii, m ^ w . /.- 
 
 *<»^u|+/.-&c. 'F^y. o/o. 
 
 4 ( in the mind ). Jjran^, 'TTif,^^. 
 
 ESTERTAISISG, «. V. AMUSISO. THrft or HHrqi, "KHm^ ^f, 
 
 ^^MUj+^^l. [&c. 
 
 EsTEBTAJSMEXT, n. V. V. 1.— Of/. ^stSt n. xTppfVW^^'l. 
 
 2 Hi^uMK m. "nynr w. anf^r^T n. arrf^^ir ». ^■^^m- 
 
 E. daily upon a general invitation. fSTcTWoj/. 
 
 3 TH^ n. k'S^ n. t^^ n. 3jHpp( n. 
 
 4 «llol'|iii n. qT'JT «. 
 
 I. V. Feast, i}f^v[r^^f il-HMI»0/. ^^Wft^ ^T^JTii. 
 To E.NTiinAL. See To E.nslavk. 
 
 To Estubose, v. a. »ir^-fH^i«HHR-&c. «m^,l%fm5n- 
 
 E-tTHUosED, /J. V. V. TT^t^ qwq?.3I, &c. f%^T?Rre:», ^- 
 
 ^TBvnxait^n. fervor or excitement of mind in pursuit of 
 an object. 3nJfn «• 'Mr'Ar*i\^ m. TTHlrWl^ m. ^ffim^ m. 
 
 2 ( reliRioua ). ^f'T^ «. ^^ «. ^^^ «. ^T?nWRT- 
 
 m^ m. ^«^KMM n. 
 E.frnL«iAsT, n. Sec the Adjective. 
 ESTHL-RIASTIC, E.STIIUHIASTIC.V.L, a. V. N. 1. gTWift, ^TW- 
 
 in^, aTjTpft, ^^^I'li'TT, ^TT^rnr, w5n>T, ara^fr ( as 
 'ii"Mi^i aREjrr, Ac. ), ^, Jfr^, ^?t^, 3nt)ir|«r?, arr- 
 
EXU 21 
 
 %?rTT?HT. ['srrcTTJft. 
 
 2 ^f^T, ^^%5T, ^^Ir+KIHI'tft, +(liHlf+l<HI'ft',^^- 
 ESTnrsiASTiCAi.LT, adv. v. N. 1. 3TN3|TT^, aT^THTT^, ?ft^- 
 
 #, &C. 31T5r?T'J.#5p^ 31Hi|M'|5%. 
 ESTHYilEME, 11. ^ + i4l4|«l F^TT »»• 
 
 2b Entice, v. a. v. To Alluee. ?5f*r m. ^I^f=r^, sft^tTT «. 
 
 JPTWJ y. o/ 0. *ftf m. ^r^<jf , aisfiTn «. '^. 
 EsTicEiiENT. See Allubemest. 
 EsTiBE, a. unlroken, undivided, Sfc. v. "Whole. JTT, "J^, ?f- 
 
 «itT, ^"J^, 3T5^, 3T?jr?, ■Hl<yd, ^TTST. 
 
 2 /«//, comj)ltte.^ JTT, Jt^TT, "jyr, ^"J^, ■HKJH, ?H^, ?r- 
 
 *reT, 5HIT?T, 3T?tT, ^f^, Hfn, T'ORrtl. 
 ESTIKELT, adv. completely, v. AVnOLLT. 3T?tqrT:, f^%i!r, H- 
 
 JTTR, 5rrf5, f^?Jff5, 4(^*<N<H, ^TTt, 3T^^5^PI^^^ 
 
 Entirfness, Estieett, «. V. A. 1. j^nun m. "jyffn/- ^HJJ'f- 
 
 rfT/. til'+r*! «. WTTA-q^ «. 
 
 2b Entitle, v. a. give title or right to. grf^PFTT m.-^TrTT/.- 
 2 See To Name. 
 
 ExTiTLEi), p. T. V. 1. arf^npR f^?!?^, srf^PinTt %^, &c. 
 
 Entity, n. v. Beiko. 3T%c«r n. ^^ n. «j<:<idl/. 
 
 2 a« e. o leing. sf^ n. H?^ w. n. 3T'<T w. STf^TJT «. 
 To E>-TOiiB, V. a. V. To BtEY. 5iT5T?Tt<T-&c. ^TT?5or, TT^. 
 
 To e. alive, f^fuiof, f'eliT'T •'-i*«l. 
 ExTOMOLOOT, n. ^*npf n+) ?.+- Pi <4 1 / f^*<Tt)iJl'4n ■'-+«) "{h «. 
 EsTHAiL, «. nn intestine. 3T<T^/. 3t?ra »• 3Tt<T n. 3T^ n. 
 EsTBANCE, Entebino, n. V. V.A.— <7e/. STTT W^n. miPi^ft/l 
 Double e. or entry. ^^T^ff ^?t«I »». 
 V. V. A. 1. arirT nor W.-&C. ST^^ OT. si%?i^ n. fH^f\ m. 
 ^J^^ m. f\yff. m. ft^M or f^WRT »»• fil^^PT^ m. 
 T. avenue, pasSage.1 T. Doob. gK/)Op. ^ n. ^pr/.JTnf w. 
 ?ftl ». JTt?raTVPT n. 
 
 Eront or main c. ^^gTT n. 
 ESTBAXCED. a. put into a trance or ecsiacy. ri-MM %^c5T- 
 
 2b_ ExTBAP, V. a. V. To Deceive, "^^fcf KR^-anTnof-tniot- 
 ?rRl^, vfi ^-TTlwf, '*'«MH/'.-<(>t(MHn/.-&c. ^^(g.ofo. 
 To be entrapped. <p^ TS^, <p^at. 
 3b Enteeat, v. a. solidt, y. To Beo. fspRoT, 'M'hctd /.-flRfT 
 
 ^K-&c. gr3f»». «j^, Hi'iui. 
 
 2 See To Treat. 3 bring over, ^o. T. To Pebsuade. ^HT- 
 ^l«(ui, MdHUJ. 
 Kvtreatt, n. V. V. 1. f^Ti^Tift/. ftr5t?ft/. f^T^T^T/. ftrrpft/. 
 
 Entet. See Entrance. 
 
 3b Enumerate, v. a. v. To Coinri. »nn^, TJpTT/.-nTfft/.- 
 &c. 5p^-H^#y. oj 0. 
 
 I EW 
 
 Esumeeation, «. V. V. Mum/. l^inTt/. »mi7«. Jft^ioft/. 
 
 2b Enunciate. See To Utteb.' 
 
 2b Envelop, v. a. wrap. aTTSRoJ, r?S^, t^, airra'^uTH.-^';^ 
 
 «.-&c. «P^ot, %f^-&c. <Rot. 
 Envelope, «. vcrapper. 3HN<>JTn. ^^«. ^TO^». 
 
 E. to a letter. rtKMK-i»». fr5H>IM«. <Tf?5^ w. ifcT^w. 
 Enveloped, /?. v. V. f^^drlr!.!, &c. ^f^H, Tft^f^fT. 
 2b Envenom, r. o. poison. fk^^^-fs('^V^-f^^\^^-f^-&c. 
 
 Enviable, a. v. V. ^'J^wft'T, f?^, ^H^T^, f^TfTT^f, ^?- 
 
 Envieb, n. Envious, a. v. V. f?^,^oMHI, H??RrqT, ^^Tf^ 
 or ^^, JTrfrft, ^m?^, JTF^, ST^ngTlTt, 3TOtflT or 3T^% 
 
 ^, 3m?ft^, 3T^H, ^%#r, |ftnr TFff or ^ftrr, «r^f^, 
 |'.qf<j^^ f^qf^, rsifjTM, ^'r*ft^, f'^W'T, t^^y^'^, 'iT- 
 
 ?W, 3T?^.— in high degree. l«qrW?T,t^if;^H,iT;frTrf^. 
 Enviously, adv. v.A. ^5<TT^, JTr?RT#, &c. ^'t^t? or J^WT. 
 2b Envieon, v. a. v. To Sueeound. ^df, ^joff, ^igdr, gfTTw.- 
 
 ^m- ^Ic^, TtWre. JTHTJir. 
 EXTIEONS, «. neighbouring places. STnTTrer^TT^^rOT. 3HI+IHHIH- 
 
 Envoy, n. amlassador. ^^"te, ^. 
 
 Envoyship, n. qfji?^/. ^», 
 
 Envy, n. ^? or J^ pop. ilf. \^m. zm^m. mwm. HUhAu. 
 
 gi^wf /• ^i^lWt/. ^T^^/. 3T?TKr/. 3T?Ttf^/. 3frfr^5T«. 
 
 gnjq^r/. sp^nTTjf^qm. ar^q^^rl-Tw. T^irpq't^r^M. 
 
 2b Envy, v. a. ^i or frf /)0/). ^/.-'^ot.-JT?BTot.-&c. q^^, 
 
 qRrt. 5^^y. o/«. 5t^«». pi. vToE^ y. o/«. >?Rtrr W?^, 
 
 qTTfrr^JotWJ. 75^, ^pft/ ftwf y. o/ ». [s^RTTn. 
 
 Epact, m. excess oJ the solar year above the lunar. ^^f^T- 
 
 Ephemeral, a. lasting one day. ^+(^-i|y|-t||, ^+lf^*, \\A\% 
 
 2 short lived. <(i 'H f^ ^ ti N I , ^< d':)"'^^ I Ih or ^T^P, 3rq^f^i=rT- 
 Epic-poem, n. q^T^T or "rNrSt"*- TI^TF^//. ^1<nK'<<M«.5ft^- 
 
 Epicedium, n. v. Elect. ?ll*«ft<i». f^rfm+.tldn. 
 
 Epicene, a. common to both genders. 3^*nTfen«F, THTfrTT, 
 
 Epicure, n. one yjwn to luxuries of the table. Qld^Jl^, 5^H^, 
 
 ?5n^5^, ntwnr, ^fftHf^i^, %JrT§^^rr?K-3TTfl^-&c. 
 
 2 V. Sensualist. 'fMt, f^?5r^, f^^rft. 
 Epicycle, m. jr^T?5j;». Tftf^w. iffl^)-^<JHn. 
 Epidemic, n. disease which seizes many people. Mi\f. 3T^hO 
 /. HFft/. H^lHlO /. qPT/. q^¥t /. t5H?:/. ^m or fft/. 
 
 srf^n. KK^w. 
 Epidemic, Epidemical, a. v. K ^ffffft^, M-l+I'MI, Ml*fl-Mr, 
 
 ^=^xrT, &c. q^MK*, ^f^TTf^, STp^FTP, ^4T^KT. 
 E. fcver.^JTT?^/ ^/. 
 Epidermic, a. sff^f1?5 ?^%^. ['1^/. 
 
 Epidermis, «. OM<er «A-/«. 5rr|T^>?^/ »Tf|f(5^/. sn^Ir^- 
 Epioasteic, a. v. N. ^^wt-ii'd, Tf^'TTthqfqt. 
 Epiqasieicm, n. upper part of the abdomen. W^i^Z n, Hf^- 
 
EQF 2 
 
 ^ n. ^^Jrf^/. 
 £piO£UM. See Pebigee. 
 Epiglottis, n. »^reni'll-<(l qi^ m. ^ZgTTTR? m. 
 Epiobav, n. pointed, lively piece of poetry. ;ff^ fTT^Ht V^' 
 
 Epilepst, n. 3r;?HTT »«. ^t n. ^ n. HT^/. rH<«n/. ^ «. 
 
 *TT^ m. 4<^i»i<4 »i. ^<ir«(r»«<i/. 
 
 Fit of e. f»H% n. %q^ n. 
 Epileptic, a. affected xcith epilepty. ^>q^^, ")>«<-*« I, ajq^HI- 
 
 2 helonginj to e. 31W^HKNI, ^M-^MI, srTFHR'B'NI', 3T- 
 
 Epilogue, »i. ^o«», ^r. a^ Mr end of a play. 3ir*<H«M n. TT- 
 
 2 recapitulation. 4*^i\^\K m. 
 Epnficios, n. tony of triumph. ^PPTPT n. 3T?nft?Tn.3nnfi<T«. 
 
 EpiscopAcr, fi. ft^rrWt ?mT/. N^^qr arftr^iT «. 
 
 Episcopate, n. fsr;[mNN«| m. 
 
 Episode, w. trparate incident in a poem or ttory. 4^<h'*^/. 
 
 ■MMi'H'h^f- 3TTTr<IT/. 4<il+l/. *<4* ». "R^^ "• 
 EpisOdijcal, o. t. >'. 3^^'^^. &c. STRrf^TWi, wti'iiMm, TT- 
 
 Epistasis, fi. tupprettion of urine Sfc. HTSn^^ m. aiHI^-m. 
 
 Epistle, n. v. Letteb. <r5T «. 
 
 EnsTOLAKT, o. T. N. T^N^T^, sFm^tq^fHr, l^spft, <T^- 
 
 Epitaph, «. inscription on a tomb $ione. WH\m^\ ?5^ m. 
 EfitiialamiI'M, n. nuptial song. rlH'R'' »»• f^TTT^^ft^T «.^?T- 
 
 Epithet, n. adjeetite. fil^qui n. yuHi-mji^*^ w. yTHHT n. 
 
 2 /i</<, T. Name. ^^TftT ««■ ^Nt^TT n. [ |[R «. 
 
 Epitome, «. t. Abridomest. WTt?ITr<T m. *)K*JM^ m. ?nft- 
 3*0 Epitomize, Ac. See To Abbidoe, &c. 
 Epoch, n.Jlted point from which lime it computed. ^^T^m. 
 
 IWW^ »i. Tt^TtT w. ^ m. 
 
 ErJTTABILITT, n. T. A. 1. «l<««40n W. H*+<K*1MU|| 171. ^PTTT- 
 
 f iw. ♦<HHMHI m. ^HTPRT/. tii'-M »i. 
 
 EqvaBLE, a. ofunifurm tenor, equal, ecen. ^TK^, ((q>«I<^r, 
 
 2 fyiianMiwii*. ^IMf^*!, ^H^Hh, timi^r*!, flH<1I3. 
 3— tompermmeDt, &c. W^*JT^., fl«Tf«, ?nt*-«ll^r. 
 Eqcablt, «/*. T. A. 1. «{*«nfni, ?nTwr, *ii<^H«niSf, &c. j 
 
 2 wni/orm. See Eqcablc 
 
 3 matching, par. ^^\^(\S\, ^{\^\, fl^rfll^^f^fllfW^I,^- 
 
 4 exaetlif correipondent, anttcerinj echdy. itn, »h?W»f , 
 
 5 adequaU to, Sec Compctest. 
 
 EqI'aL, n. match, fellow. ^TTWT^, »«<1n^'^i,v'i)^^l,'?>75l^, 
 
 To E^VAi, ». a. he ejwU to. ^TRW-'WIT-H'T-^ril-Ac. ^RT^f 
 
 I EQF 
 
 -^>fff, g5;ot^ «i<l«i^/.-BTt'^/-^/,-&c. %Sr ^. o/«. «5T 
 or^ojo. [ Ac. ^T^. 
 
 2 jTioiff equal to. ttK«i«(«(, ■HK<HM0««-«1<1-M'0')I-?T'T- 
 Equalitt, n. V. A. 1. ?TTT#mT m. SRI^/. 5?5^/. g^ /• 
 ^<)«lO/. ^tr^ «• ?rF^ n. ^^m f. ■HHHI'I »». 
 
 To claim e. with, ni^ttnt^/. Z^ sRTif, Z]^f. ^^- 
 
 ^, '*i<i«)0/. 3Tr>n^. 
 
 2b Equalize, t?. o. make equal. ^T[^K-^nX^^^(^-^^T^-'^[^- 
 
 ?fr?5-&c. ^T^, ^fR^rr^, tinl^ioi «. ^Tot ^. ofo. 
 Equalized, Equalled, p. \. V. «i«Hl-&c. ^?^, ■n*n*d, 
 
 3^^. ^ ^ 
 
 Equally, adv. T. A. «K<<JI, <^^^TR^T, ST^t^, 5RTsift%. 
 Equaximitt, «. evenness of mind. ^PRTTfl^/ 'SHlftr/. ^- 
 
 JPTFT OT. ^WRTR m. WHMH*fr(/. 
 Equasimous, a. v. N. ?{iTTHffcT, ^H^frl, ■HmRtI', ^HW, 
 
 Equatios, «. making equal. ^rtft^T'T «. 
 2 — in algebra. *(»flip<ui n.^W^fs^)??!/. 
 Eeduced to an e. ■WHl^H, 
 The side of an e. ^t^ m. 
 
 To put a problem in equations. ■«*fl+<ui «. ^TTSot — 
 To solve it. •M»(l+<.u| ?it5^. 
 Equatob, «. — terrestrial. Hl^tJ^rl n. R^sis* n. ^5?ftl^/. 
 
 tountry along the e. f^l^l^V »»• 
 Eadius of e. »J+.<oj m. 
 2— celestial. 51I5lH'5-l «. <=ll^«lr*'4 n. H l ^trl «. 
 Equatobial, a. y. N. 1. P)««I^t1HI, fii^^-M+i-^i, &c. f%^- 
 
 Equebbt, ». TFJTT^Tr ^VI^^ arf^TPTft, TTTT, ^<fm^. 
 Equestbian, o. pertaining to horses, ^t^-qt^, ^Isyir^l^Ti- 
 
 2 mounted. 3T*i(IC5, 3T»^lfl^, 3T»«rRt^, gt»ft. [ HT^ft. 
 
 EqUESTBIAK, «. V. HOBSEMAS. qt%^, 3T>^T<t, 3T»q?Tft, 
 
 Equiakovlab, a. «»l+|ui, ^»i*]<n^. 
 Equidistant, o. yiu*<<l aiHiMI, ♦)HlHi. 
 Equilateral, a. mK*fM\ ^irsj^T, ■HH^^d. 
 
 An e. triangle. ^T^Tpsppi m. 
 EQUiLiBEATios. See Equu-oise. 
 Equilibbium, n. v. Equu-oise. ^irmtc? m. «M«j;».^i/. ^h- 
 nr/. gj^nn^T n. jj'^i^mhi/. 
 
 In 0. with. *1l<l*(K, HTtHR, ?nTrlT=7, f?t?5l?Tt»7. 
 Equi5E, a. relating, S[e. to a horse. y1tijirqq«fhfr, aTsq^if. 
 
 Equi50ctial, a. V. N. f»^»iiivfV, f^^^TTraqvft. 
 
 E. circle or line, v. Equatob. fryft^/. ftj«H*> ». 
 
 B. point. Pr^f n. 
 E. points. JptflMlfl m. 
 Entrance of the sun into an e. point. ^<TT7r m. 
 Eqcisox, n. f^^ «. f(ny» n. ^gf?i^n. 
 
 AutumniU E f^%^\ n. ^t^^ n. ^jT^ipT^f^nrm m. 
 
EQTT 
 
 284 
 
 EEE 
 
 Day of the e. iN'i'lf^H ft- 
 
 Interval between the equinoxes. 31<)M+W m. 
 
 Precessiou of the equinoxes. •4\H'{'4<A'\n. TbifdMM'lfrT 
 
 Shade cast at noon by a gnomon at the e. MBTl/. 
 
 A'enial E. H^lPeJ^^n. ^ftT^n. 
 
 Festival held about the vernal e. ftsft/. fjm^m. — , 
 Dust-day after the burning of Holi. TO^/. tn^^^/. I 
 — Holy-day after the day of burning. f?lrra f5(TJnT»«. — 
 Light rain which falls about this time. ^MH' f^N^jfn. 
 — Mud-pit for gportcrs to kick and dance in. TIf /. — 
 Obscene verses sung at the festival, ^^^f.pl. — Pile 
 arranged to be kindled.^toft, ^T^fT'ft/- — Powder thrown 
 about, ydlclfft. — Glass-ball tilled with it. »it7Tt71TCT«. 
 ^H+Hlm. — liight of placing the cake upon the pile, 
 ^toft^ ^T^f — Scattering of colored powders, t^il"?^ 
 wf^N^n. — Song in eulogy of the festival.^tft/. — Sport 
 of dust-throwino;. <jr?i«i^H«. — Sport and fun on the 
 last day. 'ptwz stcft, — Sporter or fun-maker during the 
 festival. ^^ or ^<£\M\ ^^. — To burn the holt. 
 
 To EQUir, V. a. accotiire. ^TIPT^, W^^ or ^TJfOt, ?rv»l)'|Oif, 
 ?l«T-f%5-&c. W^^ ^pJIoft/.-&c. !jrm ff. of 0. 
 
 Equipage, «. ottendatits, (rain, v. Eetime. ^elllt or ^^\f\f. 
 Sr\n[*i m. f^trrfjTTT m. STTTT^ m. 
 E. of a clueftain. ^m'^mf^f. 
 2 See Cakkiaoe. 
 
 S furniture, Sfc. of an army. ^?r^-&c. ?IT%!r «•- ^TTTPT 
 «.-&c. ^^jtr^JT^ n. pi. ^^TM'Hlf^rii n. pi. ^^ «lM*n/. 
 
 Eqcipwekt, n. V. Y.—acf. ^^sm «. SR^^Toft/. «=3I^^/. H- 
 
 I. necessaries, y. Appakatus. ?TT^««- *<<v>1IMin. ■HM'W<31T- 
 !P(jtiroisE, n. equality of weigJil, equilihrium. ^^r^^^ m. 
 
 /. 'R'ml'r^ n. 
 
 In e. with. *nfPTTT, HIIHII, «»»<Tlrf, dlpllrlW. 
 
 To hold in e. <n«'II«J<-^IS^I^<-ystir4|C-&c. ^T^-^RT^f 
 
 EtjuirOLLENCE, Equipollent. See Equivalence. 
 Equiponbebahce, n. v. Equipoise. •(nHHItO *|<i»|(y. +)Md)t4 
 
 «n. TTT^'^ n. ^JTatr^' n. ^nTH^JPTT^T m. 
 EQUlIONnEBANT, o. of the same weifjht. ^H#R5T^, «(+,filrfl- 
 
 ^, ^^«f->1?ft, *tn<iipi, ?r>T»nT, <ilrf|-=ll. 
 To Equipondekate, v. n. le equal in weight. BHrTlrilxJl-^- 
 
 »THM-^WHR-&c. 3T^-^. 
 EQUiPPEn, p. v.V. ^w!?l?^, H^H^^HT, &c. ^IwT, ■HTwId, Wsft- 
 
 Equitable, a. i/j/e, r)y7(/, v. Just. JfTfft^, ??n«IT^, «ntTT?m- 
 
 2— of persons, v. Just. PTOT^, ^THft, -<<HM I,^fi>41^l, 
 
 Jk^v^•ABL^^Ess, »«. t. A. 1. HHiFui+HuiI m. ^^;^ m. t«tt- 
 
 2 i)Hiru|*M'Jll«».w<irqrIl/.r?TT^^/.:Tmri^n.y|Hirui+.r<J/i. 
 Equitably, n<ip. v. A. ^qi^+M, 'Tm^TT^, i-q|i)q4*, ^^\- 
 
 Equitation. See Eidixo. 
 
 Equitt, n. V. Justice, ^^r^ m. \AWi: m. ^J^f. 
 
 Court of e. 5TfiTnTl>f?r=5rR-?f^5fq^^R-<tc. sp^TI J^TFT 
 
 Equivalekce, n. v. A. 1. HI3I-«ft-r*Mrfl-^ MhM(\ f. V^^ 
 
 Equivalent, a. eqital in value or tcorth, lit. fig. ^^ Ht^^, 
 
 ?^H|-m, «Rm<,-«(l, »ltraft^, ■HH'Jr'T, ^^F^f^. 
 2 o/ </(e iome import. (^^vrNfT, ^-lJr<?%, ^TTRr-tf^. 
 Equivalent, n. that which is equal in value, 4'c. Sfft^lft^- 
 <1lrtl-=ll-<(+rilr5MI-&C.'I^'4m.-f^t^^»l.-&C. ?iMMHf<<^fe<<i- 
 
 mn. 
 
 Equivocal, a. avtl'ffuous. ^ STuiWr, g'iT'4, ^'4^^ TH'TT- 
 il%, 5^"^, JTTSTT'srr, 3TT^?%»TT5T, ^'^PTOWTm, 7^T- 
 
 E. generation. aittiPj^T^, anfrf^M, ^^. 
 
 Equivocality, Equivoc ALNESS, «. v. A. §;-st'*Ht/. g;-ST'«f'P- 
 r^ «. ^dL'flMUir «». ^iT^TT^ m: 
 
 Equivocally. See Ambiguously. 
 
 To Equivocate, v. n. speak ambiguously, use terms which- 
 admit of different senses. ^^^^ "flrfui-J'TRT^ «itc7ot n.- 
 ^{iS'lCi=l^^ ••ilrfUI n.-&e. 5ff?Twt, 3Tq;ir<i-+i «.-^i^tTT».- 
 3T3*R:o?K /.-+y H '\ or #PTiT/.-&e. ^T'Jt, «iH?ir/. ^Z.-TT- 
 
 Equivocation, n. y. V. I'Tcft «i)3ui «. g;5T*f'P "HV^ n. ar- 
 
 +ifd--fci ». <«i-i)»rt m. f^^VTT n. 
 Equivoque, «. amhiguout speech. ^PPff^/. »^ w. 
 Eea, ». See Epoch. 
 
 2 succession of years proceeding from a fixed point. ^. 
 
 ^ »». ^n^ «i. 
 
 Founder of an e. ^I^^rif, fll4^^. 
 
 In, from, &c. the e. ?r% ( as ?T%^mTT?i «n^T ), ^T 
 
 (as^R \^-i-a) 
 To Eradicate, c. a. v. To Eoox out. JST^^f OTJH-3^ 
 
 ^ <n<suj-<ii+ui, pHMa ?FT^, 3^ia^, tiMrtifHitt ».-?rw?t' 
 
 Eeabicatiojj, n. t. V. — art. M<A|^5t 4^<l5( «. &c.*iHrtifMK- 
 
 n n. ■HHrilrMI'l «». f^^t^JT «. f^Hr^ «• 3rM|iiq «. 3'HrfHn. 
 
 To Erase, v. a. v. To Efface. ^tl'Jt, ^ft^-feiJH-fe^- 
 <fll4HI-&c. "Plijifr, je^ ST^. 
 
 To e. much, confusedly, &c. ^tVSl^tf /• ?F^, 
 To e. completely. ?RE^ *|(Sui. 
 Ekasing, Euasukb, n. t. Y.—act. ^\^ n. &c. Btq w, 
 
 I. place where a word has heen erased. <,HiSrtti ?»ToE n. 
 Ebe. See Befobe. 
 Eke loso. See Soos. 
 To Eeect, f. a. raise upright. 3^ SR^, 3"»TTT^, 3^1^, 
 
E^ 285 
 
 2 V. To BiiLD. «n*m, T^. 
 
 3 tnstitute, t. To Establish. 5HI<ui, ^vnSr. 
 Ekzct, a. upright, not leaning. 3^HT, !f1<13HI, ^R^ETTT, sft^, 
 
 ?fT«E, till*. 
 
 Eigidly e. rKH^d TTT. [3r'i?7'T^ n. 
 
 EeECTIOS. n. V. V. 1.— or/. THT ^Tw[ n. gTTTTJf n. THTToft/ 
 E. of the hairs of the body. OnN »»• c^hN «•• 
 
 2— »<•/. ^1^ «. T^TT/. i-m'l*/. 
 
 3— tfc/. TK T^ n. Ac. r«nW/. 
 
 I. an e. t. Biildivo. ^HFTT/. fH^r w. 
 EKSCT5SS8, «. T. A. JMM«II »». ^TToEgT^'T'n m. «folM"ll tn.&C. 
 Erejute. See Hebmit. 
 Ehoo, (k/r. "fpT, H'-HIH, 3TrT^, 3TfT:. 
 
 Ebotic, «. T. Amatort. ^»Trtt, ^itt1t^;»/>. PJIT^, ^- 
 
 To Ebb, e. n. de-iate, i/ray, t. To "Waxber. J^, «J^+,u|' 
 or H<fiUl, ^T^ vTTot. 
 2 mittait, blunJer. -J^uf, sr^^juf or H+ut, M^lifli, '^oE^, 
 
 Ebba5D, n. metiage, tomething (o he told or done hy a metten- 
 yer. fHflM m. ^^ pop. ^\^\ m. ^ «. ^^BT n. ^TT^- 
 
 Empty e. or trip, \Am\ or ^<AHUA ». fftw «. #5- 
 f^^/. »ft<TT m. %^ «. j»/. 
 
 Running on an empty e. *|<vHK or FTT/. ijivjlf /. 
 Banning about on empty erranda. fw^FiToft/- ^SMi- 
 
 To send upon an empty c. ^-^liiJt, «4i4>l4V|. 
 
 EBBA5D-BOT, n. ffff)t^J m. 
 
 £bba5T, Ebbatic, Ebbi5o, a, t. Wakdebiwo. "ffift, «JniT- 
 ^rfr, 4(HOl%lO, Ac. ail«I«, mi'l^l, *«fr!d. 
 2 ietimtinj, ttraying. 5^, 5IFR, 5^, ?nft, ?rf*T^, «t?T, 
 
 EBBA5TBT, «. T. A. 1. fST^t n. «I>T^n. TT^ n. 
 EULATCM, n. 3T^5 II. ^/. 
 
 Correction of errata, ifW «». 
 
 Sheet of errata. tfN'nT ». Jjf^l'T^ n. [H?*Tn. 
 
 EKBBI5B, N. medicine adminittered through tii note. ^V/. 
 Ebjioxeocs, a. erring, mistaking. w^TJnTT, ^*<V>I, «t?T, 
 
 w»ft, yfH?. [mhi-hi, 3^35. 
 
 2/<i^,Mt«r«i:M, V. Waosa. ^«J«f5T, 5^SHt, "BWY^, 
 £bb09XOV'»LT, «/». 5^, MtH\^, Wtf^r-'SrR-Hf^MM'JJI*, ^- 
 
 »T^V», ^WHIVl or WPVfti 5^HI^ or *T^, 
 Buovtovansa, «. t. A. 2. ffftqwn*. <^>CTf /. 
 EUOB, ft. wandering from truth. Vt^m. Vl\ff(/. W^WTm.R^ 
 
 Tbe two grand Rourcea of error arc ^mwm and ff^. 
 9 or the (wering or romeealing ( ty <** o&;>c< eonUmp- 
 Ulei ) o/ »/« iim/ natmro or quality ; and tXe eaiting 
 forth ofm» a ppe artmea tr letming different from reality. 
 2 mitlake, Uunder, i m aet m nu f. ^J- '^f- W^^ *• 
 
 Errors and omissions, — conipreh. -^ij-.H?? /. ^^^^f. 
 " Errors excepted." =|^^ <IPft 'E?n^, ^T TRTT <IT- 
 
 Ebst. See Before. Fobjocelt. 
 Eructation, ». v. Belch. %^ or %^m. 
 
 A low or soft e. <^-»(*oft/. 
 Erudite, a. t. Lkar>-ed. ft^, «T^, MSi^rfl, sjPT^T, 3T- 
 
 ^'T^T 'HMM, 3nlt<T. 
 Erudition, n. v. Learning, ft^/. Ri^tII/. qtflrTw. ?rT-. 
 
 Eruption, n. h-eaking furlh. J^n. TO^?». vi?tTT% ^^- 
 
 2 — in medicine. ;j?T^«. S^PT'Jf «• ^'N"! or T'M/. J^- 
 
 a or 5;5:5E«i. *d+ot*4Hi or 5?,ji^|tJl ^*rr»». 
 E. after fever. ^\t m. pi. 
 ruliiesg, copiousness of an e. ST^ITw. ( as ^«n-m-"Tt- 
 
 ^TT^-^RnHT-&c. rtl^4r ). 
 
 3 ( as of ants, gnats Ac.) sudden twarming. 3r?T »». T^- 
 
 ^ «• ;^5TT n. ^». t). ^^. 
 Ertsipelas, «. Vf[^^ n. 
 Ebttueua, «. 5^7 or «rm. f^^m. f^Hf'f^/. 
 Escalade, Escaxadino, n. v. V. ftrgqr ^\^ ^f^». 
 To Escalade, «. a. tcde. Rl?5TT ?5Tf^ ^fS^t. 
 To Escapt., v. a. avoid, obtain security or exemption from. 
 
 •^*«ioi, -iioiiji, Toifir^T, ^*r<iul, ^*f«i'^. 
 
 To bo avoided. ^+uii (as ^ ^^^ %?5 StoW cTT KT$ f%- 
 
 2 pass unobsereed. ;M**j3'l, ^f^/.-5T^lT/--&C. ^^>*)"Jl, J- 
 
 To Escape, ». n.^te an<f fee secure. ^^, ^^ TT't, f^- 
 
 2 ;?a<« unharmed. »TTot, «nTM?of, fl»TR^, «lf^*Jl'l3T, 
 CT»nJf , <lNiii, vn-gvTT-9n2-!BtTT-&c. TI^. 
 
 To find a way to escape. r\irM\ "iVRT BIMuf. 
 
 To set on a way to escape. Hir*l\ <t'«ire c5T^. 
 Escape, Escafino, n. v. V. A. 1. — act. ^T^n. z\^n.&c. 
 ^^^siif\ f.z\^^f.^wiv\ n.fimK tn-— state, artig?- 
 
 Means of c. dfllMN m. 
 T. v. N. 1. q^ ^# w. g^ vifM n. Ac. 
 
 EscnABOTic, o. emtstie. t{\^\\^% ^I^1>l0. 
 
 EscnABOTic, n. aWFT^ «. 
 
 Escheat, n. /aiu/, ^r. toAicA reverie to the stale through 
 
 failure of heirs. ^^HMHIti or ^fiHMW m. ^MlOWMW m. 
 
 iWrft?! f«n^/. »nT?TKT3 »». af^NI-^fi* n. 
 To EacuEw. See To Avoid, 
 Escort, E»cobti*o, n. r. \.—acl. *itAH^ n. nfti^TJr/. ^- 
 
 a^Tjft/. ^i«Mi<ji<i>/. 
 
 I. attendant protecting body. V^^ or ^?^THT m. ^t^- 
 
 A light e.flittUlO/. 
 
 Coat or hire of an e. f^TfT or fr^WT m 
 
286 
 
 EST 
 
 To 'Es,cowi,v. a. allcnd and gnard hy land. «)<^«k-^- &e. 
 vHI'-AH <TT^-'ft^"Hfsm-1Fr^ n. ^PT"?!, &c. ^*«(ui, «I)<*=(ui 
 
 EscuLEXT, o. V. Eatable. ?TmT-^T-vHl'HI-&c. H^, T^T'ift- 
 EbCUTcnEOS, «. ^-rfHM<[l<i^«|vdlf^ f^-^i'^ f^^ «■ 
 Esophagus, «. gullet. 3T5rr^ Toft/ "JlvrWr »»• 
 Esoteric, a. p'ivate. ^, 3H"nP, ^^jfKf^, 'C^'.'Pf^. 
 
 E. doctrine. ■=(1<R'l|r/. 
 EsPKCiAi, See Speciai,. 
 Especiallt, o(?t>. ^^ !?>^7T, f^riKH:, ftr?lq|r+,i7, 5^^?^ ^F- 
 
 Espionage, «. employment of spies. iK^K+Ncil^'T n. '^- 
 
 Esplanade, n. f+s-yH 5^^ ^<^ «• 
 
 Espousal, Espousing, n. v. V. I. — act, ^|><^H w. qiMi-^iiw. 
 
 2 ;jTn n. eJTOT w. '^fT'T'T »«. TfronTT n. MlfuH^^uj «. 
 y ^t^PR'Jf w. &c. wl+li »». 3T»ft^PR m. "%cnT OT. 
 4 \^m. «'. 5Fr%^ TR^ «. &c. 
 5b Espouse, f. o. v. To Beteoth. c)|i<^m n.■^\^'is;^ m.- 
 &c. •FT't ^f. 0/ o. 
 
 2 tt'fii, T. To Mabey. ^J^l^ui, qrwJf or ^pjpjf , «IT^, "Tft"!- 
 ?T H!.-TfT<Tq'?Ifl.-<TiruiM^U| «. ^^^ g. ofo. 
 y fl(fc>/)<, take up ( #o maintain, ^c. ). aTT^T^f, 3T»f1«fiK0l, 
 ■Ml^liKu)', ':T^, ^"it, arfHHMUJ or 3Tf*nTPT m. ^^ g. of 
 o. ^^TT m. %3fr-^j^, tff^ m. srT'f , »HNT ^ or VT^of , 
 
 4 /fl^e ttflf/f r protection. ^r%^-+l<Hl^'H-«l'lti'H iTRof-^of, 
 
 EsPEiT, M. arfiTiTT'T m- 
 
 E. de corps. WIuiir^THM m. 
 E. de parti. ^TT^^TTPT m. WHHI^HH w, 
 E. de pays. '^?TTf*WR m. 
 To EsTT. See To Spt. 
 
 EsQUiKE, n. <^ f+rlN 3TT^. [ wH^. 
 
 2b EsQUiEE, V. a. attend^ chaperon. ^\ctiin\^flri] Hi\m 
 EsSAT, n. attempt, v. Teial. «TrfT tn. spTrT ot. 3<yMI »». 
 
 I. ^rac<. f?T«iq OT. WrMSjijq- w. 
 2b EssAT, V. n. attempt, v. To Tet. ^TFT OT.-rTTrTw.-STJt^ m. 
 &c. ^FTut, JF5?T <n^-5nT5t, 
 2 See To Assay. 
 Essayist, n. tcriter of essays, f^ra^ <-=|UIKI. 
 Essence, m. constituent suhstance, v. Natuee. rj^ n. ?|r^ n. 
 3TTTJTT m. sr^rfrf /. R^ffT^HT^ w. rl-HM n. 
 
 Oneness o'r identity of e. r|l<^lr*-^ «. c)<^kH+.rll/. 
 2 wiaiVi sulstance or virtue of. ^t^ m. iBH w. «. ?TTTf ^ «. 
 ffW «. rTf^rtn m. [ e^M. 
 
 3 — in medicine, t. Exteact. W^m. ^^TT"*. 3T^»». fH- 
 
 Fragraut e. — gener. 3TtTT«. 
 4 suhstance, virtue, pith, marrow, cream, flower. ?nT«M. 
 'HTTtr'n-TTOTnlrHtl «.nirH<<'i4»i. ?tr^n.fIt^T^»J. <i | n<:)<fin. rT- 
 ■rllHIrfw. flr^n. r«H'irri<HlvJ>7l. "TtoETif^ or 'Tlofl^O^d/. "TT- 
 
 5 See Being. 
 Essential, a. v. N. 1. pertaining naturally. ^^TNRt?, '^- 
 
 2 necessary to the existence of. +<)HHf^r^'HI'iH;, ^^TR- 
 f^^t^, 3Tfq5TT*rRT^, arf^RTfrf, STff^Tf^f*rfT^, Tmff- 
 
 Essential and inherent character. 3hRhiHI<<ot. 
 8 highly necessary, and important. -^hXlM]-, "FR ^^.il^l, 
 
 Essential, «. constituent jtrinciples. See Natuee. 
 
 2 chief point, point of great importance. <Afk,(\'^ 'ft^/.5«T- 
 ^ST+f^l^^m.-ifec. [ f^RpffT:. 
 
 Essentially, «<?». v. A. 1. JJr*<l^+M, ^^PTRT^, ^TR??: , 
 2b Establish, v. a. settle, fix, set, place. ?*nw,VH<^l,4TT- 
 TR9t, finT^of,^TTr5ot,F<T?Mn.-r<rR51T/.-3TT'^PT n.-3Tfvi^- 
 ^T M.fsrtrPTn. ^FT^ i'. 0/ 0. r<TTf^-fr4T-itc. ^Rwf. 
 
 2 sf/ !//), institute. r<TN^, ^F<TT<m, »TfS^,THTT'if,r<n'nT 
 
 n.-F<rrT^/. JR^ g. of 0. 
 
 3 sulstantiale, evince., evidence., v. To Pbote. T<JT^,%5- 
 ^^, W^ ^€T 25^-^1^!^, F*TT'rTM.-?^iTrRT/.-&c. W^ g. 
 ofo. 
 
 4 See To Conpibm, To Eatify. 
 
 5 (as a rule or law) v. To Appoint. •HJT'if, ^M'^uj. 
 Established,^, v. V. 1. rONScTT, '<m<ri<*l, &c. r<TTf^, 
 
 2 T<TT"T^^, &c. F<rrt^?f, ^*TTft?f, ^T-mfsn. 
 
 8 ?4|lMflril, f?T^ %3^, &c. ^5iTTfq?r, f%5,HT^ or^fTsftrf, 
 
 ESTABLISHEB, «. V. V. 1. r*tmuiKI, &c. yHNN+, fttTPT^F, 
 
 2 FMNUIKl, &c. r<frT^, ^?'<TN<F, STtTN^. 
 
 8 r*<NuiKi, &c. ?*TrT^, rt<im+.Tir, &c. Pi«jl^^. 
 Establishment, n. t. V. 1. — act. F<TN^». ?vTr^«. ^VFRt/". 
 v/TfT^m. 3Tr«TT?T«. f^'TRn.f^^^R «. — state. «T5T^»». ff^^m. 
 
 2 F^amfn. &c. ^^iTFPTw. r<TrHT/. ^<TrH». «>'«<N'1I/. 
 ^<TFR». — state. TfrT^T/. 
 
 3 — act. ^VfV^n. ^tTTn. ^iTTTHW. ^VTHT/. K5ST». f^RT^ 
 m.— state: OTTf^T/. M^/. 
 
 Document or writing in e. ■HN-m^w. 
 
 E. of a position. ?rr«Tf%^/. 
 
 Means of establishing (a charge, claim, suit, &c.). 
 
 I. appointed allowance. HHOJ+,/- 
 
 II. body (as of officers, servants, ^'c) esiallished. quai^y. 
 %»TOJ^fNt *re5ft/. +l<'ij(HI»». 
 
 State or domestic e. frf^TH»^■ rf<)MH|m. (^JiSlw. ^f^^rt. 
 
 III. "Worldly e. one's fwtune, business, retinue, train, ^-c. 
 5EWTT»i. ^jR?5T»n. ^J^n. 3TTTT«ITot- 3TT^<J3m. ?T>)KN1 TTIT 
 »». J|I4M14I»». vjfTvTTTni. fPTRw. H>«*6IM<l/. "FS'FSRot. 
 
 Large e. ri»H<^MI m. 4>l*iH+(RT «». i|^i4+K<HRI «. 
 *l^4'H'HK »». l'vHt+li+K<HHI m. 
 Encumbered with a large e. vi?iv»iiO. 
 
ETC 287 
 
 To have a large e. or familr. ^^niT^ or ^rrsn^. 
 Estate, n. land, poaettiont, 4'<^. ^?R «• ^fH^I^/- ff^/. 
 E. in land. vji»fli /. r^^itt/. 
 
 E. and establishment, — compreh. landt and cattle Jami- 
 ly and fiAloicert. H>i*5l*H/. *S*4H "». ^:J55T «. ?f^c5». 
 Extensive or great e. ^rft^K^ ^^K^ n. 
 Eise or falling toj)f an e. 3TPT^ «»• 
 2 See Effects. 3 See State. 
 To Esteem, v. a. v. To Value. TT't, jfMuf, K^riif, «<>("(• 
 2 ralue hiyh/y, prize. ^i'WI-Ac. tJH jIuI-hmuJ-'IUIUI-TPT- 
 
 Esteeu, «. high regard or value jor. «4l'<<f1l^^/. MI-MHI'J- 
 
 /. HI»-MHl/ MuiWl/. 
 
 2 judgment. See Estimation. 
 
 ESTEEMED, a. T. ESTIMABLE. Jn^^, 'ft^. 
 
 Estimable, o. vorth\) of regard or good (pinion, m^, »TH- 
 
 ESTIMABLEXESS, W. V. A. Hl'tlrll/. 'ft^PTT/ MMI^dl/. 
 
 To Estimate, e. o. o<(;m< /Ae tcorth of, rate. aflHUI, ^te^, 
 
 2 ( eipenses, amount, &c. ) compute, rale. ar^RT^, 3T- 
 «!MI*J<i{, M'A-'iM in. con. ST^'lJopr HtTif-^tf?''i-"TT^-&c. 
 
 Estimate, Estim.\tios, n. y. V. 1 — att. sii1<3"jf n. <TlrHi| n. 
 Ac. 'J'T^r/. nWTfft/. MMuO/. f^JlT'J w. 
 
 2 sirinTTO'f n. 3r3TTTwof &c. 3ni+.Kun/. 
 
 I. computation made. arsnTTH w.^^HN w. 3T?^r^ m.^U- 
 ^TT w. Siilrti/. eltHlil or ^il-IJHKr »». 
 
 Precife and exact e. ^•i^HUM »«. 
 
 Bandom e. mX»}^ «. 'Jd'.'Fa "t^ff^^/. 
 
 Bough e. 'FIT 3TmT m. r<j-lHH «. "SH-lT'lil or 3Tt^w. 
 
 T^/. '^'^^ m. 3TT^«I^?ff/. 
 Upon a rough, Ac. e. «<m^. 
 
 II. tceighl, regard. ITTT n. ITI »»• PTfTT «. f^^ or f^nPT 
 
 Light e. 1^-1*1 MH w. 
 Of little e. ^•4^1, ST^TfOH, anrfTT. 
 Of the lowest o. *1jiI4, ^^jflf^^r. 
 in. judgment, T. Opi.xion. JT^T m. jf^/ ^%W «. »mjft/. 
 EiTlTAL, a. reUting, Sfe. to rummer. *f|ut^,|<4mi, «ft«r^H4. 
 
 Jb EiTBAXOE, Ac. 8oe To A lies ate, Ac. 
 
 ErrcABT, n. frith, wtt/- 
 
 Er CREBA. This phrase is well rondcre<l by ^mf% A pTT- 
 
 ff.3TTp^mcan»^r«/, |^ means lhu4. ivf% is used in comp. 
 
 and,at the rn<l; as JHlVlT'^ mangoc*. et rir/wa; V^T^,>J- 
 
 ft, i. o. Fruit bring Jirit, flowers being firtt\rH\{\^tinA» 
 alone.closing the sentcnco^as KI^IV arftr fl^ vf^ ffm- 
 f^ ^'iiJ«A«, fire, ftir, water, /Ait«/r«f, thete being fri»- 
 
 EUL 
 
 eipal or precedent. To ^rMlP^ the letter ^ is often added. 
 &e 3TTf^, ^PTT^, aW 3TT^:j;?^ in M. & E. Diet. Fre- 
 quently the Persian ^ ( I ^ j and the others) is used. 
 The et cscteras. ^riiRj^iT. 
 
 To Etch, v. a. at^TT^ ^^ ^FC^ ^^ ^FT^^t. 
 
 ETEKXAL,a. without leginning orend. 3iH I <M'H , 3{^ | < T 'i ?T,' ^'H l f^ - 
 
 JTT, tiiidl. 
 
 2 without leginning. 3T?TTf^, 31Hlf^l+)^, f^H. 
 
 3 without end, everlasting, endless. ?r^-^ra ^ ^U | K [, 31Tf- 
 
 fT, ^f^, TTT'irf^nF, ?m?r, ?t?T?T, ar^rr, f^;^, ar^^n:, ar- 
 
 EtEESAL, w. See God. [ ^ 
 
 Eteesally, (k/p. without end, constantly, v. Eveb. ^Trfrj, f^- 
 Etermtt, n. duration without leginning or end. 3TTRPT- 
 
 f^ ». 3iii^nrii/. 3HHI4H'f1t^ «. 3TT?t?f^Ir'r?tT/. 
 
 2 exempt ion from commencement. ai^lH^H «. ai^lf^Hl/. 
 
 Succession or series fromTc. aiHlf^^Wil/. 
 2 duration without end. 3THHf^ n. STMrT «. ?TT'<n=ft/- 
 
 «FR7r<TTf^r^ M. 
 To ErEBSizE. See To Pebpetuate. To Immohtalize. 
 Etheb, «.— the element. arPFTfT n. 
 
 2— in chemistry. (^ 3T% 3TT^. 
 Ethebeal, a. V. N. 1. 3HI+lflMi, 3TTW^, aTFR^ff, aTPFTn- 
 
 2 V. Heateslt. f^sq-. 
 Ethic, Ethical, a. v. N. -flrft-^r, sftfrT^fmsrsTT, ^ftffTH^l^- 
 
 Ethics, «. tcience of morals, ^rr/. ^friifil^ ». ^fifnO - 
 
 <r/. ss^frT/. ^^ m. '\M7\m n. ^^f^z^f. ^'4in^ ». 
 
 •Il^t^rM n. 
 
 Ethsology, n. ^rirfM^/. 
 
 Etiquette, a. /o/vn« of ceremony. ^P-yNKH^frT/ f^rgT^TT- 
 
 Rojal 0. <Mm-«(K m. 
 Etui, n. fo*tf of inttrumenti. •Tl^*i>< or qj>Jr w. 
 Etymological, a. v. N. s^pq^ft^, ;(I«^wniRf^fl^^-f^- 
 
 «nF, w^rMf^fniVt-ri'tM*, Ac. 
 Etymology, n. derivation, analyti*, S(c. of words. fri^T^T^- 
 
 Etymox, n. primitive word. H-^TH^ »n, 5|l'm[)Pl/. ;n«^ifpT «. 
 ECCHABIST, »i. n J»fr3PT n. 
 
 2 t^n^*!!^ m. F^R^<Tr^ m. 
 Ei'CHABisTic, EuciiABisTiCAL, a. V. N. 1. Jig^T^RT^r, tr>T- 
 
 EuCBACT, n. — in medicine. WKmiJ* ^'tS^f. <4I^41I*^ «. 
 Eulogist, n. tjM^fiJiui, 5n*l'F, ^ PlN I Af . 
 EuLOOisTic, a. fj'ft^, ♦'5r<HHM, 
 2b Eolooizi. See To Fbauk. 
 
EVA 2 
 
 EuLOar, n. writing of praise, v. Paitegibic. ^I9f n. ?gfrl- 
 
 mS tn. ttjfrieil^ m. 
 
 2 See Pkaise. 
 EtKUCH, n.tsortsm. ^f^3IT »i. TJ^nP m. TJ\?[ m. |jt3f »». 
 
 fy<»lW5p m. %5Tt? »J. HrOiJM^ni/. 
 El'PUOSiC, Elphokous, a. agreeable in sound. <t:MI^<i)<, g- 
 
 EcPHOsy,n. smooth enunciation of sound. ^^\h\^ n. g^Pfft- 
 
 Elthokbia, — antiquorum or tirucalli. %T m. f%^T5T m. f?I- 
 ^rw/. f%^/. <Pl'i^,<l or ^5»Tr^n »». — tortiUs. PfK^ 
 or Pieii'i OT. n. f^«r3'j'l^ M. n. Ih^??^ «. 
 
 EuEOPEAN, a. ^dwiT^r, ^Tt^^ltrt^, g(lM<M3^'<«ft, f%c5T- 
 
 Trft, (^rtl'Hr1--(l. 
 
 EuBOPEAiT, n. fpt^t, ?nft?nt=jr, Jrft^, Jfr^, [>n n. 
 
 EuTUAlfASiA, n. ea«y ifa</*. ^^^ W^ n. ^<«|»T<OT «. ^TT- 
 2b Evacuate, ti. o. eject, void, discharge, il+uj, ^Isuj, 7??t- 
 
 &c. ^f^X^g.qfo. 
 
 2 fOi J Jy «/ooZ. ^T^gTTT Try 4 OT.-&C. ^>T''t y. o/^ 0. ^^. 
 To be evacuated, qiut. 
 
 3 See To Emptt, To Puege. 
 
 Evacuation, n. v. Y.—act. ai<<)(?f n. &c. 3r^ m. 3r?T^ ». 
 
 f5r?PT «». ■^?rjf=T n. fqm »». frsTT ». 
 
 2— oc/. JTJ^ft^^f^ OT. Hr^H^T «. H-55)rti*i m. HcTtrfT^- 
 T «. iTcT^f^/. ?iit'^ M. illil41i*l m. 
 The evacuations. HrlM->||c^'f «j. 
 I. an e. v. Plege. sttsT »'. ^ra wi. 
 To Evai>e, v. a. escape, acoid., dude. ;^ •+,<?«$, <l|olut, ^c^ftjaj^ 
 
 ^*i4l /.-5^?rt^/-^^'ft /.-iJi'iKi OT.-^nPT n8.-^r?>r »».- 
 
 &c. ^. 
 
 2 e/i/rfe, divert, turn off. ^q-.^iJi, ai4wf, 73^, ^c5f<Jf, 
 
 EvADEE, «. Evasive, a. v. V. 1. ^^P^onTT, ^T^CTTTT, 5fl^ 
 ^UIKI &c. !^|*i|MI, ^^^"^T, ^nr-MMI, &c. 
 2 ■^-•heJuiKI, dlciuIKr, >JiH'JIKI, &c. TJFJT, s?c<|^ JSTJRJwft, 
 
 TleTH'I^ft^, T'^^f^'^' ^'IK'^c't'^''. 
 
 EvANEscEXT, o. V. Tempobaex. FT?^ JTT^Ntt ftWTTT, 3Tf^, 
 
 2 — of colors. ^^, ^i\^, 
 E\ AXGEMCAL, a. according to the gospel. ^^Trl^yrr'ft, g^- 
 
 EvANOEUST, n. writer of the gospel. g^JIrl'I^^M^-T^pp, 5*1^- 
 
 2 preacher of the gospel. ^TrT'hft'nF. 
 iTo EvAPOEATE, ». o. convert into vapour. W\l>/. 'f.T^ g. of 
 o. ^V^ ^F^Jf-^^ ??^cri.%of-3Tra^-g?3^^, 5(TWTHfr- 
 
 To Evaporate, t-. n. ?rpp/. ^, ^r<#^-^TT> ^t^TST 73^-3TZ^"f- 
 
 Evapobatios, «. V. V. K.~act. ^\^ jp^ n. AcsrHHs^n. 
 T. V. N. ^TT> frir^ 3^ n. SfT^H^ n. 
 
 3 EVB 
 
 Evasion, n. v. V. 1.— ac<. ^^^ «. ?T55ot ». &c. 
 2 •^•4)t<3i «.-gi^0T «. &c. T5^<7ft/. «i4«|D|^/. 
 
 I. means of evading., shift, subterfuge. ^4tUl/. ?rai/. 
 r<Mi+t/- ^ «• 
 
 II. e»a««fe s/eecA or arts. (HiiHicAH «./. 3H*4f?l*3 «. 
 
 EvAsi\-E. See Evadeb. 
 Eve, Even, ». See Evening. 
 
 2 evening hefore a holiday, ^^^^^f. 
 
 3 period just preceding. ST^J'Jrf^^H m. 
 
 Even, «. Zeti^^, sjua/, /)/oi;i. ^<TR, ^IR^, <^+«IU^r, «m^T, 
 ?rnp, fJ=T5Fz, ?T5E^, ^rm^, ^t, ^Tf^r, ^ihhmit, '^^. 
 
 2 icufZ ifj7/i, parallel to. spT^n:, ^R^jTT, H^T a« with 5^- 
 
 3 not odd. — of number. ?fH, ^^. 
 An e. number. »Rft/. 
 
 Even, aie. nottvith standing. ;JT?T. 
 
 2 so OTKcA <M. ^<<fl«', ^^ft, g^f . 
 
 3 ato, likewise. ^, ^?<te, ^'jft'T, g^t, «R?^, »R!^. 
 
 4 — as a word of eiaggeratiou or emphaais. ^, ^^ift^, 
 
 2b Even. See To Level. 
 Eveh-iianbed. See Impaetial. 
 
 fivEN-TEMPEBED, O. ^fPTf^, ^WftrT, 'FTTRlfrT. 
 
 Evening, n. m^ or 5r/. tiiM>-i« m. ^rf^n^PS m. pop. ^«-"Tl- 
 spTo!/. ^Tt^>2;/. ^jEqr/. ^i^Rrrm/ f ?. f^m'^f.pi. 
 ^Rvr^f ^n'TT^ m. :?n^ m. f^HT^^n^ n. l^ffT wi. f^^^• 
 
 nRSTJIrf W. <J>M<'^«/. TT?^?I^2 or otT/. 
 
 About the time of e. twilight. ^I^rsf^ ad. decl. 
 
 In the e. wf^, ^^3^%it, ^ie^n^PlcSi', ^, 
 
 In the dusk of e. jta 3'^fi'. [or ^iyclffr. 
 
 To become or to draw towards e. ?Tt^9rot or ^r^^^ 
 Evening, a. flM-m, ^t^TTWct^, Ht^f, sn^f^. 
 Evening-song, Evensong, n. ^e?rpPT«E^ ?%^ «. 
 
 EvENINO-STAE, «. ^^ m. 
 
 Evenly, arft). v. A. 1. tii«'Hi «/«rf. sirnTT. 
 Evenness, n. t. A. 1. mrfiTaiT »». ^TTT^/. ^m^/. ?r4?TT/. 
 m^n. ^^HTHr\:sf 
 
 2 s«mCI/. FTTiMTToriffi. w^ n. ^rmff. 
 
 3 ^TP^». ^TfTrfT/. [ frTH. 
 Event, «■ incident, v. Occueeence. '=Tf^3TT^^ 1*1^/. "it?/. 
 
 Novel or strange e. 3Hijp,fiM'i'n/. 3T"J5nt^/. aTjrn- 
 
 •fre/. 
 
 2 result, issue, upshot, \. Consequence. <P?5 ^op. "Fol n. 
 Eventful, a. /ttW o/" incidents. virJ'ilWIrl'^^, VilHI^^Mr, 
 
 3T5?rfTT-f!f?i"!r|TT-5niT?fr«Tf?T-&c. f^^q-^Tp, f^?i<!rfffT?JT^ 
 
 Eventide. See Evening. 
 
 Eventual, o. happening as a consequence. 3T?q^ra?^*<l?ft,3T- 
 
EVI I 
 
 2 S«« FnrAi.. 
 EvESTUAttr, adv. ?w€t, Tftofpff. 
 ErEB, adv. at any time. ^^T, ^^, +I<'IH<m0 ^ToSf , ^ttfTrT- 
 
 aft ^o£t, ^o^mO, +-<^1 N ( i«VA «<y. COB. ). 
 
 2 a^ afi timet, constantly, continually. ^4*Ir?,H^, ^HfT- 
 
 ?T^. fj^r*?, r*»ifi<, %^, pr^, prnr, Pir«4i^, fHr'T^=rf^- 
 
 V:,?f^, tl^lf^H, ?IH<T, W?TH,3I?T^, 3r>T?r, — emphatical- 
 ly; corresponding with morning.^ noon, and night, night 
 or dag. wummer or winter, early or late, S(e. ^^I«ti+|c&, 
 
 HN^HI, .i4rMM*)r<<l, A<im<4 or TJTTT^, ^^TS^f %5^, f^- 
 
 fnfi?^, 3T^f^, nTdS^, »<<(IM^, S^, STt'Tt^ or WT, 
 «'^*1<* or JH^«*|. 
 E. and »non. v»i<^i^o^I, ^<m^, IlilK, ^T^Tf. 
 lore. ♦JiJiiW, 'i<i<i*H, ^«(''-««,^«)'lM*JH, 311+13 H<<^. ! 
 Etekokees, a. «^T%^, ?T^T^ft?rm, «<^ I JMu]*t. . 
 ErEKLASTDTo, «. WW during, v. Etekkal, Perpetual. ^- 
 
 isTh*, 3RH, urmsrft. 
 
 2— the deity, rtiX/fl^/roM e. to c. T. Etehxal. ^TfT- 
 3 — time or duration, ever and continuously fiowing. 3T- 
 
 E\CBi.iTi5a, a. T. Etehsal, Iuuobtal. P(H<vrfl4^, amr, 
 
 Etekmore. See Ever. 
 
 Etebt, o. ^t^, p, h?^. [^«^«3F. 
 
 2—110^17 or diatributirely, v. Each. ^1»^, *»*v»*'1I, 
 E. body. E. one. ^<*C|V^, i^^Hi^^, V*m{«l>. In eu- 
 bBDcement of this senM there are in English the ex- 
 preasions, all tcUhout exception, the whole world, tout le 
 monde, high and low, rich and poor, great and tmall^ 
 old and young., Sfc. 6fe. The correspondent expressions 
 io MaraihH are collected here, 3TmT??f ^, ^WiImK, 
 WfRKl?, t^^lfl«fli, T^UNK w. pi. 'i{V\\^K^\^^TK^, 
 ^UlftlH, IPTT^ TtiR/. <I1(*, Hj«<JHIM, TWT^wr, 
 
 E. one for hims«ir(on his own bottom, &c.). 3Tt»fN»ft. 
 To, by, per, 4c. c. one,— singly. smfftTT, artnWit 
 
 or wtnpwit. 
 
 Etcbt-dat, adv. T. Dailt. irst JpT, irfa f^^, ^v»13^H, 
 Brnt-SAT, m. T. Daily. nfHrciWlll, f-^Hli^l. 
 
 Etideuck, n. man>fe«lneu, T. Cu;aB5IMS. «t^/. 
 
 2 proof, inrm «. nxv «• ^ «.Thee.of Miwe(pareep- 
 tion > is ii^MVmoi ". Of JTW?T «• — of rtatonimg ( in- 
 ference ) ai^wm «.— of eomparioon or analogy 3^WT*T», 
 —ttttimony |ifi[ m. And, ( aa in caaea of disputed pro* 
 perty ), the e. of poueMton or fruition is Hf'IWmvi m, 
 or hW ■!. — of *grant or other dotument (doctuncatary) 
 
 9 EVI 
 
 rf<<(MHIUI «. or ^ m.^^ or ^f. — of wUnetse* to the 
 right ( testificatory ) m^MHI"! ». or SETT^ «• — of an 
 appeal hy ordeal, ^^'^^^T^n. orfts^n. And.e. — compreh. 
 ( documentary, oral, circumstantial, &c. ),^r^OT JJ<Jil«l- 
 fST m. ^nVT?[^ «. or — compreh. and freely ( proof, 
 presumption,argument,grouud,&c.),H^I<4T| |or Mtll M^l m. 
 
 Ocular e. ^r^^ n. ^|J^ n. ^^^ffTH »■ Z^^^*i m. 
 
 Oral e. 5nipft/. " [?ff. 
 
 With due e. and proof. MViUHqifH^fTr or J^TTr^nf^T- 
 
 To have ocular e. of. ^^tfTrft^I %»»? g- oft. 
 
 3 witneti., testimony, m^f. m^f nrf^/. T«n^/. 
 
 Corroborative e. M4«|!fT/. MfrlHI^ n. \\t^^K n. 
 
 False e. *<i«i^ n. 
 
 AVith or upon e. ■«|(fH»TlV<<|^', ^n^ftfH^'it. 
 
 4 witneu, — of persons. ?n?<t, «l<ffl<J;K, W^, "IT^, "TT- 
 
 Corroborative c. T^m^ft, 15^?T, srfrlOT^ft, 
 False e. ^sm^ft. 
 
 5 gign, indication, thing evidencing. c5?^ n. f^;niuft or 
 ?ft/. ^R^r5T >». T^TTg^r "». 5^ <TtTT m. 
 
 To Evidence. See To Manifest, To Peove, 
 
 EviDEST, «.v. Plain. 3^, J^RT, ?7?, ^HP, sifT?T, ireTl«>p. 
 
 Evidently, adv, v. Plainly, t^, ?fT^, JTrT^, sirT?l<T:, 
 
 Evil, o. t//,— gener. v. Bad. lTf7, 5^, ?TOT, ffr«?I, 
 
 2 T. Wicked, Sinful. TTift, <TTf^?, HIMMI, ^ ( in comp. 
 as ^g^, &c.), 3T^ (in corap. as 3T^Tr^, anreTT, 3T- 
 ?Ir?PI, Ac. ), 5^ ( in comp. as |^, |^, &c. ), 
 
 3 dittrefful, affiietive, Sfc. r. Calamitous. J'.^TT^, 3T- 
 
 Evil, n. i//, — geuer. v. Badness, in-iHOir m. J^TTT m. 5- 
 
 2 v. AV1CKDNE8S, Sinfulness. TR n. jq^ n. 5^ /. 
 
 To stir up the e. in. ^1 f. «BT»^ g. of 0. 
 
 3 adcertity, tfc. r. Calamity, arf^re n, arfre «• 3TH^«. 
 
 E. to him who e. thinks. Honi toil qui mal y pente. 
 
 To anticipate an 0. iPI*( JTrT 3TPI STHT't, 
 To bo waiting to do e. unto. JH ^nR ^^ 3raflf. 
 To put off an e, 3TPT% R^ 3^1? ?!t^. 
 Provide your remedy before the o. STTWOT 3TT^ f%- 
 
 V vtm^, Tn^TT 3TT»lt f^T irttn^. 
 
 4 miiehief, y. Ikjcby. 3TO«T m. ^H*l< m. 
 
 ErtL, dJv. For this adverb and some of its compounds. 
 Evil-affected, EviL-FAvonr.D, &c. See 111. 
 
 EnL-Di8Po»KD, a. ^p^^ ftVlT-fTtcr-JlT-^ft??-*V-4c, j:- 
 tft»5, 1*Cf*i <|WWWW l <|| . 
 
 EriLDor.B, n. ^^g^, 3W^, W^SHt, JtV^, J*^, 5^^, 
 
 EviL-DOOfo, n. arnptH/ 5«f>n»«. yr>f^f- 
 
EXA 
 
 290 
 
 EXA 
 
 2 ane.a sin. ^^^n. 3T^«. 3T^iT'T». ^^^n. §«?i?w. 3TT- 
 
 Evii>ETE, n. blast or stroke from. ^f%/ [^, ^[^T^'jf. 
 
 To suftcr tlie blast of an e. ^[fv.f. T5'ifrl|ilu|-^l^,^qT5E- 
 To remove ( by charms &c. ) the blast of an e. ^f%/. 
 <Msii|- <ja<.ui-3ii«(i»ii|-t.3i, 
 
 A mark made with soot or lamp-black to avert the 
 influence of an e. Jft^/. m. 
 EviL-ETED, a. ^TfHr TTift or ^t^, TP?^, ?JH<m<ft. 
 Evit-OENius, «. — considered as pursuing, &c. J^T^-^m. 
 
 EviL-iiiifDED, o. V. "Wicked, ^^t^ ^^T^, M>=]MI !|^^, 5- 
 
 EvIL-SIISDEDSESS, «. V. A. ^jfj/- +Hfrl/. ^TTeTW. ^^^IK 
 
 '»■ S"?^/ 53^5/- 5^/- g;'f*n5r»«. ^.n. inSVin. ^- 
 
 aj*r^n. i|tn. ^IPTT^OT. *4H|4(i». ^<IH-*<n. ^t^H^Tre. 
 EriL-sPEAKiNQ, rt. V. Slaxdeb. 3^ ^pTS'^^n^ «ri?>"U. M\^i\/- 
 
 Evit-sniiiT, «. V. Devil. aiM^tidi/. 
 
 To EvixcE. See To Manifest, To Pkove. 
 
 To EviscEEATE, V. a. take out the entrails. STrlff «. pi. ^Hisuf 
 
 To Evoke, v. a. call forth, T. To Call. <q1»|«lot, aTF^R'f, 3TT- 
 
 Evolution, «.--in arithmetic. Moi+,Mn. 
 
 5b Evolve, &c. See To Disestakole, To 0pe5, &c. 
 
 Ewe, n. ^f. n^f. 
 
 EwEH, «. ?reT«. Hl*-^u| <>»• 'Tn. dim. rfF^nft/. 
 
 EiACEEBATiOif, fl. paroxism. *Rrfn. =qS(n. Sl^rf^^/. <^^«. 
 
 E. and remission. ■^SJ'lKw. 
 E.^ACT, a.niee, correct; — of matters done, v. Accckate. *lft- 
 «IT, rl*lf1l*,^?5T,^rtI*IMI'm,<iNri^-«(l,*ir<\«, ^fijlft^, 
 
 2 closely careful, sfriilL/ oheiranf.—of persons, t. Ac- 
 
 CUBATE. ^I7T?TTf«rT, ^^1 ^^1 ^^, ^fft. 
 
 To Exact, v. a. extort. ^^,H]^ ^-<mcv)i, •TZ^T^T'I', rigsui, 
 rH^i-tMui^-Ac. ■tiliS'Jl. 
 2 demand of right, Sf ly authority. ?r%%-^^T^-*i t1 I M «|V 
 
 arf^nFTT ^«r?v-<S:c. hftt-^St. 
 
 Exaction-, n. unjuat requisition, extortion. •A\K*\A^f ^m. 
 ^fV^f. trtl/. Certain common fa-ac/iofl* of official per- 
 sonages are, «)-,mJ]|WI^/. y<i*l/ Nitt^iuii»». uttirtiw. 
 
 Exactly, orfv. v. A. 1. «?TTTT, ^T^, g^STVTT, rtTTHTT, ^RT, 
 
 J. precisely, strictly, r ?os^/y.5lfRT, ^, ?T^n^, ?T<T, ddldrl, 
 Exactness, n. v. A. 1. <l^rii+"J«llM.<;<<<c^MUir»n. i.\^^^f.^Xj(f. 
 
 2 ^^nmrrn. grft'nTTw. g^^rrr/. 
 
 To Exaggerate, v. a. heighten in representation. J'muf, 
 
 5n?ftT m.-&e. sRof-JF^TT ?Tmot. 
 ExAGOEiLVTiOX, w. V. \.—acl. ^TSfof n. "PR^ ^1^1. 3T- 
 
 To Exalt, ». a.v. To Raise. gTTrrot, 3'^^'Jif. 
 Il 2 eUva'e, dignify, ennolle, Sfc. JT\3T-7^ «Pfot, xj^^ffj^ ^r^- 
 
 I Hfr^ /. ifoi, 5ft^/-fn=l^/.-&c. =if5^^ y. 0/ 0. \f\:in. =q3- 
 
 •r^-7'TR'ty. ©/"o. 'ti^irt 'PT^. 
 
 3 See To Pbaise. 4 Sec To Elate. 
 ij ExALTAios, n. V. V. 2.— act. ^^of n. ^l<SHuf «.&c. «<<p<T^/. 
 
 d-^"l'jf3[/.KPTff^/Mpiyitf^/.— «/a/<?. See Gkeat.ness. 
 Exalted, ;?. v. V. 2. =^5^%?^, ^f^T^TRT aTM^PST, &c. 
 
 I. See LoFTT, Sublime. ['ilJT/. 
 
 Examination, n. v. V. 1. — act. ^TSfftH or JT^fW/. to/. ?- 
 
 2— ac<. ?fr(:rot n. rTTTH'if «. Ac. rrqTH<»ft/. rTTW wj. ^r^»/i. 
 
 ?ft*r^/ #P?ft/. IJ3T w». ti4l5f5/. 3S0I+./. <JIW<JW/. 
 
 ^TMjtfr or «JMM«/. 5[I m. fT?^^ »». fiTHI/. f^^TT w.f^- 
 
 •«)KMW/. ftl-^KiJIT/. ^nTTTW «• "?tt?l^ n. qfT^/. f%^^- 
 
 "TT/. ^ijfr?^''! n. fl'^fnr n. n^^m «. sFt^^r «. f^rrsS m, 
 
 f^PTT?rT n. f^HHHT/. ^Tftf?/- 
 Public and open e. <FS^ /• 
 
 3— oe^ qrmot n. &c. TR^/ qft?n/. ^^mf[f. 
 
 4:— ad: P t ^ Kuf «. &c. Pl^liun /. I?/. ^<^T/. c^snjft/. 
 
 ^?ff/. ^'"t?^ M. PRt?Tr/. 
 
 To Examine, v. a. interrogate, question. JT^H or JT^^/.- 
 
 sr^sT w. pl.-'^^x^ m.pi. qT?joif-^T<jr, 5?^TrTr^/.-?^vsrr/.-<S:c. 
 
 <Pfot g. of 0. — closely, strictly, &c. sffT »«. or iTfTIJ?/. 
 
 ^T^-'jiiui, ^9t, ^r^Ewf or ^\m ^x^ ^, ?<V^-^^- 
 
 55'^'^H«tc. nj^Kui-5^ot-&c. ^<tiuft/. ^, JpHor. 
 
 2 invesligale, scrutinize, explore, inquire into. ^Tt*^, ^I- 
 
 <^ y. of 0. iFST m.-ir5''J^/-34I«i3/. 5PT?ot-iTTf^~lHU|y. 
 
 ofo. 3T^#<!r9fr, =^fMft/-?T<Tra'«».-rm?f<ift/.-R^K'j*i/.-&c. 
 spT^ y. ofo. 
 
 3 /ry Jy experiment. NKiMui , Mi^ui, ^^, TTT^/.-Tft?^/.- 
 q^.<n^ ^ y. o/o. ^HPft/. <ITfot y. o/ o. 'q^qTH^. 
 
 4 — closely, narrowly, «&c. inspect, survey, explore. Pi^ii- 
 
 ?#, ?I^»TT or ^HT "TT^, iteTH ^?5 ^H^ TT^, f^r 
 
 5 ( schools, scholars, «fcc. ) qft^fT/ ^'f y. "/a- 
 Examined,;, v. V. 1. Jl^ftH 5TT^T%fyr,^5mw"^^OT-i?r^^, 
 &c. ^fT^=^. 
 
 2 ?it*T%^, ?RRf%?^, &c. f%-mRfT, iftf^, 3T?'^ftrT, -sr- 
 
 3 MH<:<^r'J , ^FW^ST, &c. qftf?^, •^IdMfl??. 
 
 4 fn^lirt-ll, ^«^t^, &c. ffrttf?T?T. 
 
 ElAMlNEB, «. V. V. 1. y:?ft?f '^IrfUIKI, &C. ^^^. 
 
 2 ?nqwRT, ^KTRT, &c, Tfr«i^, 'nft^r^p, 3t?^, 
 
EXO 
 
 291 
 
 EXC 
 
 4 rHj, l otU| | » l, f-A^flUIKf, 4c. ^=«TT, >,^«<<l. 
 
 KiiMPLE, ft. patimt, en$mmptf, model. fJ^rTT m. T^^ or ^- 
 Followiiig au e. ar^^iT'iT n. 3(Hf,|| m. 3»H^q|/. 
 To follow the e. of. 'RTNt-f^^TT^ 'JTr'T. 
 To set an c. f^BrTT m. mi-^i ^. 
 2 inttanee, precrdent. t(rfl% «. 3T»o5 Ml. ^I^rfl Bl. ^^l^iUI 
 «. ^^ «. fsTT^ff n. 
 3— in grammar. TTT^TT n. Pl^TH "• 
 4 See i^AiiPLE. 
 ExASiMATz, a. T. Dead, Lifeless. fJI^,i(|Ul{r^H,^:srFT. 
 ExAMvo, V. IIeartilt. JT^nTP^T. 
 3b ExASFEBATE, ic. See To Excite. To Axoer, Ac. 
 To Excavate, r. o. mahe hollow, tcoop out. 'ft^T'T, 'pt^, 
 
 <it^5t-ic. liT^, S^fT'f. 
 EXCAVATIOX. n. T. y.~act. H\inS\ n. ^R't «. -J^^of ». 
 Price or cost of an e. a*<H/. 
 I. — the cavity formed. <n^T/. n. ll^HI «. 
 Jb EiCEEB, r. a. go hfyond, he greater or more than. vf^-+.^ 
 
 -^-Ac. ^-im^-^iM-Ac. 3fR5ET-gTf^-jrrsrT-3Tf?TftTp- 
 
 2 nrj.aM. See To EiCEt. 
 Jb Exceed, v. n. go too far, pat* the houndt of propriety. JT- 
 
 ftiriJ^H m.-»nri^T^5fWI n.-*nTW{5^PI «.-&c. JFT'Jt. 
 EXCLEUEK, «. E.\CEEDIXO, p. a. V. V. A. 1. Mfrf*^ v»1|lltl<l. 
 
 Ac. 3Tf^, ( and, in comp. as ^^tJ^irifT, Vfjlfvi^W^?!, 
 Vjfy'M.^T, M-^nry^Hiir-l, P.tirvT^ f^j^tr^, Ac. ), TrTt ( iu 
 comp. as ^-^Mf^fl, !pt?ll*1< ^T^TT, -*i'j'^M<^« ), 3T- 
 
 fv^ 3ji'i«i, 'iTioET ( ex. itr ■iT^rar *Tur, *tot am?^ ?r^ ), 
 
 arfJTfir'lf ( cp. iu comp. a« VHifflflTp, fTSfJlft^ ), TT (iu 
 comp. as qr-.?^, "ftHf^, 7?t^?T, Ac. ). 
 Exceedi.no, ExcraiiiNULi, adc. to a great degree. aif!^^«T, 
 
 ( in comp. an 3lfTgTT, Ac. ). 
 To EicEi', ». a. outgo, outdo, exreed^ turpau, tranteend. JfT- 
 
 of, q^rrft/.-WI'ft? »»■ 'T^ y. <>'"o. *R m. p/. %IMUI ^. ofo. 
 MW^/. HWOj, TOf »•■ ■Hmwt iriVA ;^ or F, •JPRCT-'iTftrR- 
 ini-Ac. i^, ^ Bi.-'flffH^FT »i.-'^r«H'+»1ui n.-Ac.«FT9r. 
 To Exc-EL, r. n. be preeminent. ^T^«-^^^-3Tfi^-«ni-Ac. 
 
 anm, ^ M.-ir^ n.-^w n.-^A^A\f. arowf y. «»/'». 
 Excelled, p. v. V. A. m^f 7:\^f:^., Ac. fin. 
 
 EtCELLCXCE, ExCTtLLE^fCT, tt. T. A. 4ff>1!<4U|| ffl. T^PTT'JTT m. 
 
 UflfJ^f- 'tf^'l^f ^T "i.HW n. m^m n. 77^ m.^r^^ m. 
 »J%W^ «. •pnfi»»^ »«. JoilW* m. [n. >fVT «. 
 
 2 «« e. « virtue, good quality, Jfe. JOf m. ?l?»| m. ^^^ 
 
 3 Jf*f%^ni "ITT^. 
 
 EXCEI.LE5T, «. T. GOOD. VTT "^I'RI, T^TT, Tft^, inT, 3!f!1!, 
 
 Mort e. «iT«l«, •J^rJ^TT, M'.Hfftf, M<IW, M<i(l<^f, 
 
 ExCELLEXTLT, orfc. A'.A. <PR ""li'Ml fl. rftff/. JrTnr, vJrSH^rfl^. 
 
 Except, p. exclusively of. ftmf, ^t=|T, f«RT, %na or oST, ^• 
 ft^, <*)^^ 'P^.T, ^T^, ^HoET ^F^TT, I Mil. 
 
 To Except, r. n. ifat-c ou^ ^^-VT«T-f^nilW-^-^f£r=T-Ac. 
 ^iT^, 'pf'r, iM*ul, ^TI^, IT^. [^, 
 
 2 — iu grammar. STrfffT/.-^T^T*^ »i.-5?ti(^%^ m.-&c. ^• 
 
 To Except, v. n. See To Object. 
 
 Excepted, p. v. V. A. 1. ^fM %Sr5T, 5r^^^«I, T^^rJT, Ac. 
 
 ExcEPTEK, n. T. V. A. 1. %<t^ !ROTRr, *|vdU|Ki, STJfi?;, ^- 
 
 2 E?nffcT *<"iui, 3=ra^^^, •*i«i'=-5^, s'mTT^. 
 
 E.xcEPTixo. See E.xcept. 
 
 ExcEiTios, «. V. V. A. 1. — act. ^tjf «. epf^joj- „. i^. carf^. 
 
 ^S m. ^^ n. srf^^nr m. ijf^'spTOT n. 3^<T^ »7j. 
 
 2 31^^^<^ m. sq^^s^ tn. S'TTf ffT/. W':ra!pt^ m. iTfOT fl. 
 
 I. matter or point excepted. frftpT^^ n. f^fv^^r^ m. 
 fJTT?! c. ^M^K «». 
 
 II. See Objection. [?t, ^. 
 ExcEPTioxABLE, a. V. Objectiosable. ?r«IT'«T, «IT«T, ^wr- 
 ExCEPTiOSAL, a. constituting an exception, 3TW«II^|^T, 3VT«rT- 
 
 ExcEPTious. See Captiols. 
 
 Excess, «. greattrnest or morcness. — gcner. f^^IT m. ^- 
 
 ?TT5tT m. arrfvw^ «. ^rmr^ n. ^^ «. [ fw^tV. 
 
 By great e. <o o degree much heyond. ^^s^^^^i^ or v\' 
 E. and deficiency. qCH^TT^ «. +HvH<|^/. ^^^Jf wi. 
 
 A slight e. is esprcseed by. ^Ff^"! HT or ^ «Rf^. 
 2 superabundance, superfluity. H<l+iyi/. 3Tfq<Fr^/. 3TfT- 
 
 8 ( of action ). In this sense there arc uumcrouH and 
 forcible words of combinations. Corresponding with 
 these, there are in English but few xiuglo words, aud 
 the combinations, to which the English idiom iucliucs, 
 though abundantly strong and striking, have of course 
 no place iu a Dictionary. Idt^as, however, aud Judg- 
 montM, and thoughts, and feelings, arc, when expressed 
 in English, expressible in Mardihi: and the exhibition 
 of the mode of expressing them, howsoever it may 
 violate tlio forms and rules of Lexicography, cannot 
 but bo acceptable to the scholar who is in earnest. For 
 this sense then, or, as more comprehensively aud more 
 strikingly expressed under vehemence and ardency, or 
 violence and intentenrsi of action, and, as conveyed by 
 such words and combinations as extravagance, exorhit' 
 once, outrageousness, wild intemperance, furious vchr. 
 mence, <Jv. S(c. areilTT^T^ 3Tfi=ft^»H.|5/. ^^/itn/. 
 ^TfT m. 'Pni or ^'f::'Vyn m. 3T^'4 m. ^T »«. ?fTHT pop. 
 
 fnm/. ^^ m. -m^tn m. ^/. *mT5fT/. g*Ti /. sr^^w. 
 
 'W. m. 5^fm n. MfVIT m. ^^Mf. n. VfMXtVH n. ftmj or 
 t\f ^/. ^IT5r "TTTfl m. T^?!M*<?l*ft/. »TR m. HHmi{ 
 
EXO 
 
 292 
 
 EXC 
 
 To carry to e. «fT^/. sf %^ g. ofo. 
 Excessive, a. v. N. 1. exceeding. 3Tfrm*<'i^, aTKTf^, f^l^^lk, 
 
 ?I^, arfH^rf^, STTr^frr^, rtR < dP l <<H , 3TfH?Ft?rf%?TK, f^- 
 ??flTT, arfrmpT, arfrl ( in comp. as'STfrlsJ^, &c. ) 
 2 superabundant, Sfc. st^TTT, 3lf?r ( in comp. as 3TfrRT^, 
 3Tfrft^, &e. ), 3Tcq?f, 3ifri;n<<, 9Tfrriw, anfj|?lf»4»), afTf^T- 
 
 3 — of actions or agents. As this is the general sense 
 borne by the following and many other extensively and 
 emphatically used words, extravagant, exorlitant, out- 
 rageoug, intemperate, wild, mad, ^e. here are collected 
 the Maratkl words which the most closely render them. 
 
 3T^?T^, Sff^, ^rg'^TT, ^dl«6, a<*n<l, «foE^^, 3T=^T^, 
 
 arrdHM, 3Tir<4rn*, 
 Excessively, adv. v. A.l. st1%9T^, STO^f^, 3T^, sfPTrT, TTT- 
 
 +!«'=) I ( a. rfef ?. ) iKi*iyr, <pn^, *rrft, •i^hk, %fTT?5, &c. 
 
 aT*<m«ii, yi^iNfl^rr, ai<fMiri, arrfl^r. 
 jTo Excuange, v. a. give for, barter, truck. ^^-^^-&c. 
 
 ^, hHi^ii n.-HR<\ii «.-[<) ri*i«4 m.-ff[^^ m.-&c. ^^_ 
 
 2 interchange. «I5^R^/.-3^^??TiR[?5 / -H^r^m^B /.-yy- 
 
 »il«|iJrtI ?n.-'(><M<;rft/.-&c. 5J)^ 5^. o/ 0. ^^vT HN'^r?! ^^"1^. 
 
 8 ( monies or currencies ). ^t-i^iu) or «(4Not or <)4|ejiii. 
 Exchange, Exchakgiko, n. v. V. 1. sr^rJT ^ ». &c. Tft^- 
 
 ST w. sr^t^K w. NfflH«< m. [i\*\M m. infr\^\X. m. 
 
 2 »(<^rllJl<JJ35/. ai<JrlN<^ri /. M'Mri^l Or HSfT^jyT J». %yWT^- 
 «^ »i. or ^RT5W »». ^^■M'i.'^/ ^TS^^TS/. 
 
 I. trajlc with monieg. ?I JT m. •HJI»)^| or 4(J|^J| oi. 
 
 II. JoZofic^ o/airreneie$. ^Z\^ or vzn m. ^^ m. W^f. 
 
 Surplusage or gain on e. m'Hz\ m. «|Tl|ot( m, 
 
 III. pergon changing with, f^^^^\^^ m. 
 
 IV. ( as of a watch, a body of troops, &c.). Mijr^f- 
 
 V. place where merchants, ^c. transact bugipegt. ^^ift' 
 t?t^rt^ <»r5 «».-3fT^ m. =^ «». 
 
 EXCHEQUEE, V. ^^TTT^f^Ht WJ^^t/. iM^?ll »». 
 
 Excisable, o. ^+lrri-=ii, vd+ivft. 
 
 Excise, n. v. Custom. ^t^M/. mm «. 5?^ ». 
 
 E. booth, box, stand, m^ ». 
 Exciseman, «. ^t^TtTT, v»1*M<^1<'. [ ^^ n. 
 
 Excision, n. cutting off. ST^^^ m. 3T?^rPT w. <i^\ m. ^- 
 Excitable, a. V. V. 1. ^d^l<<M"|'l|-<Sc. ^^jt^TrftT, S^'-M, J^ 
 
 2 %rTqT^-^-vTFTT-&c. &c. ^'<iiHff1<<, ydl"-<<. 
 I. soon excited. 5rfttJtf§^, ^WttP^. 
 Excitation, Excitement, n. t. V. 1. — act. ^t^pjuf n. g^^- 
 df n. ^^!«(iJt «. &c. T^c^/. •3<ii«)un /. kJ^MH «. -cJt^^H n. I 
 ecVTl^ «• ^rip-i^ n. STsn'tpT «. ^tR n. g^tT m. ST^m 
 
 ?T?^ n. 3^5rTT/. ST^JT^-^/. &c. aTT^n m. 3TT^"??IT /. 
 2— of<. fTfr^5lV<if «. ^H«(u| M. &c. f^<i1t|uft / ^VNUit /. 
 fq^quft /. ?ig^5T5ft /. ?tV(IHH n. ^ftTT «. — state. ^TT^T^- 
 W^!f^ f. ^^mJWf^ /■ ^^m m. ^^ m. 3n%n m. 6?TT?%- 
 T m. ^ItpTT/ 
 
 3 — oc/. 'li*(4^'jf «. Homi«|i'{ «. &c.~state. rioiHi /. 
 inteng. dotH^li «». HoiHot /. ria^rft/- 3TT^|t «». ^'iJH »n. 
 3n%»T wi. ^fi^T «. See also Impatience. 
 2b Excite, v. a. arouse, stir up. %riq^, %y^, TO^f,?^.?- 
 
 %^H «.-7^jt^ n.-gr^«T^ n.-ST^q^r n.-Tgr^ »».-:i^«if jn. 
 -&c. ^JT^ty. of o. 3I7TT-3TP1 rTT-vji I ' M -&c. ^T^. 
 
 2 provoke, enrage, exasperate, v. To Angeb. f^(vji«|il| or 
 
 f^jT^TT^, ^^riH'of, M<i«(ui, ptiHNuJ, %^^, %?ra^, ^n^. 
 
 ^«-JI«l«i, ^'E^ or '^fH %iJt, «dm<ju1, e^TT^, i'ltj^ojuf, 
 #5/. qn^ y. o/ o. «<iilcft /. ^Tof y. of 0. 
 
 3 disorder, flurry, V. To Agitate. Tl^TS^, HdHot^ui, 
 »T5«r5/.-dotHc6 /.-Hoirli/.-^W^T OT.-&C. ^HTwf y. o/o. 
 
 ExciTEp, ^. T. V. 1. 3^rt^AT, 3^^?rr, ^^<!l?>rtl, &c. g%fvT- 
 
 2 %r^3T, %^!T^^, &c. ?m, ?f FTJT, ^?TTf^, ^^, PT'tfH?!. 
 To bo or become e. %<T5EiJt or %i=ncE<ff , an^n^T, ^^H^^t, 
 
 3 Ig^S^^ai, &c. Sim^ot, ^>?frT. 
 
 ExciTEE, n. Exciting,^. «. v. V. 1. vd<i«|uiKl, ^V<<"J1KI, Ac 
 g^^?5-&c. +<U|KI, 3T<TPTT, 3^vH+, ^^t^, ^^, 75^*?^, 
 5I^*PB, 3%5R-?5>R-&c. Jprrf-^^. 
 
 2 ^fHu i K i, ftr^Wn, ?t?n'T«rJTRT, &c. ^mrw, ^hnvi- 
 
 JFTft-Ac. 
 
 3 ' l j«lj«<u | K I, Ac. ?fyH*K+, 91N'I+K+, «fcc. 
 
 To Exclaim, p. n. co/i ok/, vociferate, v. To BAWL.^'reqT#- 
 
 ^rfui, 3ili4d-*t>4+H-&c- «rwoi-&c. 
 
 2 ( against ). ^\W.V.\ w.-^l+l-O / ^^, TtHT^NlW/. HT- 
 
 Tiif ^. 0/ 0. PT^ »t. ^;. HtT^ y. of 0, 
 Exclamation. See Outcbt, Intehjectiqs. 
 To Exclude, v. a. shut out, ^'c. lit. fig. arffT ^ T ^, "Sf- 
 
 ?T *ju<j|r/t ^/- ^T^ir 5^. of 0. ^^RTt"? »».-sr%?m r<i«itT»». 
 
 -^^^<r^ M.-&C. ^T^f 5'. 0/ 0. W^, ^-^^-%ft^-&c. 
 
 !Rut,5ntT «.'«ir^'^*K «».-«( [^i+<ui n.-&c- ^^ g- of 0. 
 Excluded, p. v. V. ^ %^c5T, &c. ^, ^T^TH, %ft^, «lf|- 
 
 ExcLUDEH, «. Exclusive, a. v. V. *?^>1+<uiHI, &c. ^vH^, «f- 
 
 #T-&c. qjTit-^rtt'&c. M<Nti+, sr^?n^tT^, >ii?iPi^*i^- 
 sTf?t5ftnp-&c. 
 
 EXCLUDIBLE, a. T.V. ^ *<NI^1'II-&C. i(<^'ft<^, ^^.efT^. 
 
 Exclusion, «. v.V.— af<. artH irs tt %^ ji. &c. sfJrnHfTvi m. 
 
 Exclusive, o. pogsesged to the exclusion of oiherg. aT'^TRT^, 
 
 <d<m i g , arJ^TSSTTf^, JfKS'iTTfTT, ai'l-MMI^. 
 ExCLUsrvELY, adv. v. A. 5^=q^m-^^-3T^Wm-&c. JT^JT- 
 
 To ExcoorriTK, v. a. strike out by thinJcixg. K^^ f 571 ^^ 
 
KC 
 
 ExcooiTATiOS, n. T. V. — act. ^fTTT/. mHM«i* iflvH^l/. 
 
 To EscOMMUSlCATE, r. o. e^pel from communion. vfHTr^^^- 
 5wf-y|f^^u(, yM<jf^»'t><Ul»l.-*4»S»(f^»*K/n.-t4Ht|r(^"'?»ffl/.- 
 &c. ^T^ y. 0/ o. ^TcE/.-^T2Y?Tn. Nin«|-SI4"I, Vj4*)f^a«>f1- 
 
 ExcoiuiusiCATED, p. V. V. mh1hh ^T5^t^, &.C. y*('ir^«*H, 
 
 EicojniosiCATiO!?, n. v. V. — act. «r»ff<J^ 'BTJofn. Ac ^^- 
 
 EXCOUATIOS, «. abraJed skin. ^TTHi ». « !«'><<& n, flTt^/. n. 
 
 ExcKBifETT, ». T. Doso. ^^/. %|"n. JTc?»n. «. pop. H3 m. 
 3HpTil9M. «. arrfRT^ m. n. J^n, 
 
 E. of birds. ?ft5l/. 
 
 Human e. n «». 
 
 Smell of e. ^r^^^m/. 
 EXCSEUESTAL, a. belonging, Sfe. to e. ^H^MrfN I, ft.JMI, 
 
 ZxCRKMEiiTinous, «. eonloimng e. Sfe. f*^ft,V, r+JkH*, 
 
 EiCKZsc-ESCE, n. ( upon the body ) v. Wen. f1^/. HfTTf- 
 
 2 ( npon a tree^c. ). n^H or »T or TOK «. JT «. j»IT «. 
 
 ExcSETl3!>, n. evacuation. PfPTw. gt^'W. ftlrt «. 
 
 2 See EXCBEMEXT. 
 ElCBTTirK, EXCKETOKT, a. MrJ|r«Mi*, HrfrUM*, f^jh^- 
 
 To ExcBCCiATs, See To Tobmest. 
 
 ExcBVCUTiSO, a. extremAi/ painful or di*tretting. 3T^>^- 
 V, 3rf?lir^ VR^, fswWT^, r«i<«iH^<ii, v»fl«iy«<<l, STM- 
 
 To EiccLPATE, r. <f. V. To Absolve. fj»TVTT«f-f^W Alftuf . 
 
 EXCCLTATED,;). T. V. PnWiHI JTII^W^, &C, <\l q Hig , 
 
 ExccwAiioB, n. T. V — Met. ijtwwrrs^ «. <> ^ rH<«< i «. ^. 
 
 EiccLFATOBT, o. T.V. ^^WiwnTT, &c. et^n'^^^, f^gN» | , 
 ExcCBSioi, «. ramble, jaunt., trip, tour. V^f. ^fT^/. %T- 
 
 2 See DiaBnsxox. 
 BxcDBtine. See Rxmblixo, 
 ExcciABut, •. T. V. 3. inw *<i«iiy?i»Ti, <ftii'<i>'ft»ii, fmr "P- 
 
 To ExcCfK, VM. extenuatf. palliate. Prf*m»i.-?nR/.-Ac. Ht- 
 
 2 di$engagefrom obligation. «>li^, g^W/.-ii^^?it*/.- 
 
 3 /•rJon, T. To Foi«iT«, To Paw om. *nv ¥^, ?t- I 
 
 Excuse, n. apology, plea. ^H\^^r^f. i(\%^^f. f*rf*m ». 
 <(i«IMr<^l<* HIMUI n. hR^K* n. 
 
 False e. *ft^ n. fJ^T «■ f^Tf^Tf n. J^^/. «f^r w. f^- 
 
 Framer of excuses. f^fi?TT?i"tT, ^-Hd<*f)<, ^^H<fl. 
 String of excuses. »ii«irt/. ». ^n, HT^, «nTT"TT w, «T- 
 VT^ »!./. V. Wt»l, ^T^. 
 ExECBABLE, fl. verg bad, vile^ v. Hateful. srirTJ^, 5^^, 
 
 aifrlPHq, muRSI. 
 To Execrate, &c. See To Cubse, &c. 
 To Execute, v. a. perform^ rfo, v. To Accomplish, ^t^, 
 ^5?T ?T^, ^(tm, tiHi*^"!, f%5 'Rcr^ ^ ^RTjf, •iviitui, 
 
 2 punith capitallg. ^lf(^ w.-iTM m. ^ y. q/"©. ^^TRTflT/.- 
 
 m^y ^^ffT ^T'Jt. [^I<("1. 
 
 8 ( a decree or process of a court ) aTTHfrT 3Tr»r''lf, 1- 
 4 ( a law paper ) sign ^ seal. ^f^tf^sgT w.-^rfTRTJgr m. 
 
 Executed, p. v. V. 1. ?im^3T, W^^cTT, &c. ?iTf2r?T, 31^- 
 
 3 ^urtin 3<|urrtrll, Ac. 
 
 4 ^^ f^lgT *<i<i«^i, Ac. 
 
 EiECUTios, n. v.V.l. — act. ^TTtrSt «. *iHI<^ui n. Ac. ^rrUT » 
 
 2— flc<. ^^ld<^«H «. WluiiHi^JH n. ^^T^ST «■ ^ »». 
 Place of e. srvpjfiT/. ^vr<TR ». 
 
 3 3R»Tf5trI ^|W|«f n. Ac. 
 
 4 ?T^ftUgT *<irt«( «• Ac. 
 
 ExKCDTioxEB, n. V. V. 1. and Aoest, Pebfobmeb. 2 Htnw. 
 
 Executive, a. that administer the laws. ^CI^^Tf^f^-TTT^f'T- 
 
 «nT-Ac. JpTtf^-SRTRTf^T^lft. 
 Executor, n. ( to a will ). ^rq^^r-^T^^-Hrr^-Ac.^Tr^- 
 
 Executress, Exzcutblx, «. HHJ(^^-Ac. ^Rf^uil^-*iMiir^- 
 Exeoesis, Exeoetical. See Explahation. Explantokx. 
 ExEMFLAB. See Example. 
 ExEMFLABT, a. worthy of imitation . R>«<|-e(I, f^rTT t<<l*n- 
 
 2 ««cA <u mfly give warning to others. 5^?TfT-^re-3Rij- 
 Ac.q«^|«<l'*)l-«I«Wm-i|«*INMT>II-Ac. 31T^^. 
 
 ExEUFLiriCATiox, ». V. V. — act. i^\^A\ "i^n. ^\nvw4:f{n, 
 L See Copt. 
 
 ExEMPLiFiKP, p. V. V. ^I«r*IH rn; %^C3I, Ac. ^i<Hti«(l(l), 
 
 2b EXEMPHFV, e.a. Uluttmte^ example. aci^^uin.-^T^T^Iwi.- 
 ^ft?T «.-Ac. ^ or ^^3R f^5-?<jy-Ac. "FTwr, q>T^^. 
 
 2b ExSMFT, ». a. yw imrnunity to. ^itl''f, 5=I*T/.- ifl^oft- 
 'F/.-HTlft/.-Ac. ^, »Tnf flT't, 
 
 £x£j(FT, a. ExKxnxD, ;). V. V, g^, flllf^, mv, »TrtWT, 
 
EXH 2 
 
 Tio!tjpjfr?n'. [Midujtjn-m. 
 
 E. from tax or duty. 5?^^, ^f4<rft, ^^sfNTJf, TToS, 
 ExEMPTiox, n. immunity, nvftf. jft^cff^/. ^Z^f. ^f^/. 
 To ExESTERATE, V. a. fake out the lotceh of. 3T?T^ n. pl.- 
 
 ^c. sfTfT *l<sur. [sjtft. 
 
 ExEQCiAL, a. V. K. di?l<+.NNIi &c. ^^'^f^^, 3Tl<r+qi«- 
 ExEQiiES, n. funeral ri/es.^ v. 0]!sequie3. f^F^/. 'f^ffrR »■ 
 
 f^PTT^frft n. 3tT<*I«I n. grRf^TT/. 3Rf^/. 31^«^- 
 
 ^f^^ n. 
 Exercise, n. j)ractisinj, T. Practice. arwrHT »«. f,y<d/. 
 
 Military e. ^^\l^ or^f. 
 2 employing, working, ^'c. ejm<uj «. o^TTTTT ni. t<<q^|< »». 
 8 labour for health, ^c. ?r^/. 'TPTTH »«• 
 •1 See Lesson, Task. 
 To ExEi.cisE, r. a. exert, vse, piii in me. «PTTff-vi<j"l'll'H-&c. 
 PTT^f'f, sermr wi.-ut^^K ««.-^^ »».-&c. W^ g. ojo. %SA- 
 
 2 employ, engage, work at, in, Sfc. «(iM<ui, o<<iHK"1f, sqsf- 
 
 To e. one's self at, in, &c. ^TTTfof, •if^.'ll'iul. 
 
 3 ( authority, power, &c. ) ^><[^, •=)lrt«(ui. 
 
 4 practice habitually, v. To Peactice. 3fW||^ui, SP^^TRT 
 M.-ctc. 4,<ut. 
 
 Exercttaiox. See Exercise. 
 
 2b Exert, r. a. put forth, use. ^Pliff rff«(^, ^'I^, ^)T^,5Tqt- 
 
 ^ Wi. <RiJlf y. o/ 0. rfMUJ', ^T^ m.-5?pT m.-&e. cPT"^ y. ofo. 
 
 To e. one's self, v. To Strive. «nT »«.-ir^:Trr/. ^, 
 
 Exertion, n. v. V. — aci. «PT^ J^T^'Jf m. Ac. st^t n. 
 
 I. iirenuous effort, v. Efiort. spic^T «• STT'Tr^r »«• ST^TRT 
 
 »«. yi*4l« »n. «F^ «. %^ »j. n. ^-iHK »». 
 Exhalation, w. t. V. 1. — oc^ «)i«h«,h ffTH »». •lliH^.'TirH'Im. 
 
 I. that which is exhaled, v. Yapoue. «rrT/. «fT'^ «■ 
 iTo Exhale, v. a. emit, send out — as vapour. ^V\>'^^\ 57TPf 
 
 W.-&C. ^^T'jf, #5^. 
 
 2 rfraio o«<— as vapour. Sec To Evaporate. 
 To Exhaust, v.a. drain, consume, use wholly. ^^^or^%\s^ 
 ^^'ir, ^rsTJf or ^ff^'if , 3S=l"Ji, 3T^^0T, '^^ m.-'P^TT »».-^- 
 cqr jn.-&c. JRWf-g^^ g. ofo. <?r5^nPTfr^/.-f%5niTw.-^:- 
 
 2 tire out, consume the strength of, v. To Tiee. Vl'lfluj, 
 
 cf, \\\vn; ?H.-HT15R:r w--&c. arm^, ^TT^.-JTrsT m.-kc. ^- 
 Ttit ^. o/ 0. »j?r w.-^ m. spT^-Trew g. of o. k^}X-^^- 
 
 ExHAfsTED, p. V.V.I. f^s^tT <H^^-3r, 7Sflrf<fir, ^^w, ?mnr, 
 
 •JfHTF <w "PR*^ or Tf. 
 
 To be e. fl'qot, ^T'S, ^t^, ^TJf, 5H?<1of, v3R'^;of^ ST^of, 
 Cyi2<jf , ?iHTfJr/. ^"t^ g. of s. JT5I m. ^V^^ g. of s. 
 
 Certain phrases and free formations iu this gcnse, and 
 
 i EXH 
 
 answering to To be out, done, vp, clean gone, Sfc. are'<jr- 
 at m.'i(K\f.-t^ m. ^V^^ g. ofs. Hf«n^ "jpf n. m^ g. of 
 S. r^ m. ?rmwf-q5^ g. ofs. qiHT ^"M, f^ZfTtHTW ?fH^, 
 «rT^/. ?jm%. ofs. f^RTf'T'nT >n-VT^mTT/-f?I5rT5T wi.-f^T- 
 ?Tf5T »n.-1^:<Tm »M.-<P5tT »;i.--4TmfT/. ^5'- o/*. sri^. 
 2 »Trn«R?rT, &c. #3TR, ^JT, ^^ or ^, ^^TT^R or ^- 
 
 «fT^,H^TT,f^-;f,frrsrT^,?i^RH5rnw, 'Tft«rffT,^,gsq-tcr. 
 
 To be e. ^ot, f^TOT^, mn^, %^ or ipM, ar^or or 
 
 «. ^RT 'T^, f^i f'dc. ^"rdr, ^qf m. 5^ y. o/ s. 3?IMr 
 
 ^-TS't g. cfs. nfi n. 4^^ g. of s. ^^j^^ ^dt, ?[WW, 
 ^FFSK^'if impers. or with vfT^, 5t%, ^'c- a* «• ?if/. "?^0T, 
 
 ExDAVSTEE, n. ExHArsTiNo, p. a. T. v. 1. ff{^^^ ?r-^uiKI, 
 
 fsrrr ^jRWRr-Ti'n'iTTT, fH^i^r «kuiki, &e. 
 
 2 *<i'NUiKi, fjiuiejuiKi, &c. HMNd-m-eii, f^TTTT^rr, &c. q^- 
 
 KrffnsFRTP. 
 
 Exhaustion, n. v. V. I.— state. ^T^f fJ^TtST w. fH;rr3T 
 ♦». 31Rjrft /. 1H:"TTrT m. 5^ m. For the expression of 
 this sense, and with particular implications and signi- 
 ficancies well worthy of observation, there are some 
 lively and striking formations. iui4u||<i m. iUlAuiHK tn. 
 ^Z^^rSVZ m. r-\i,m^K\ m. ^v\'^v\ q^/. «(if'>iqi'-j f^^rfRTn. 
 ^T^RTtTR: wt. T^R ^7T /. 3RFf «. "PHT or ^ m. ^Tot^TS:^^ 
 
 2 HRTSJnn" m. *rRT?ft^/. ^ffT M. f?T<'}T^ m. cim m.fl. Hr?- 
 ^T^r m. 5^/. 3TR:/. 3TRT3TR:/. STRHn^/. 3TRrfrr/. 
 ^^qft or ^/. fqjTf m. n. f^3^ w. iffj n.3TrafTCT »»• or 
 €t/ STPTRTPI m.f. ^ OT. f. ^T5, f^'T, qj, f?Riftj/. ?^/. 
 %^lft/ y<<^HI OT. ^spqr^ or xfspj-^ m. sufjp or sonpwi. , 
 ?W«PRT ?«. ^^rr ?n. 5^fIT or H^TTIT »». 'T?T n. J^ w;. ^it7- 
 
 *T?5/. 3TFTm m.j)i. v. ^, ^1^/. qftssft^/. ^«rr/. 
 
 EXHAUSTLESS, ScC INEXHAUSTIBLE. 
 
 To Exhibit, v. a. \. To Shew, To Manifest. <^l<^^ui, ^^?f%- 
 or, sT^nf^, JT^^^T n.-&c. qRtJr g. of o. 
 2 (medicine ) administer, ^or, ^TRiJt, SI^T m. «FT"Jt y- ©/"o. 
 
 ExHIlilT, «. V. A'OUCHEE. ^^^f «!• k^ m. 
 
 Exhibition, n. v. V. 1. — act. ^[<^«(uj n. &c. sr^^RT n. 3TTf^- 
 
 ^.<<j\ n. snf^'^R «». 
 
 2 ^ «. &c. S(*)I'I w. 
 
 I. allotcance to a student. ^RTP-'TT^ ^JHT^/. 
 Exhibitioner, «. it^uiiiTt-tii fJisnuTf m. 
 
 To EXHILABATE, V. «. T. To ANIMATE, To ChEEE. ?J^T-3TRT- 
 f^-|7Nrt-3TT^rf^-&C.:ET't, 3f4|«OT.-7?HT^OT.-<fcc.3TnT^. 
 
 ExHiLAEATiON, «. V. V. and Jor. gjSRr «».315RTffrr/. ^^ft 
 / 3TR!«? OT. 
 
 To ExHOET, V. a. T. To Charge, To Advise. sj^^TT^ot, winot, 
 ?mrt/. ^F^Jf, ^f^Z-gf^^ »". ^TRI"^, 3^XV »i.-5?f5f »!.- 
 Ac. ^Rot, 
 
 Exhortation, n. \.Y.—act. ^\^f. 'Hf'joft/ ^^^ m. ^JJ- 
 
EXl? 
 
 EvnoKTATivK. ExHORTiTOBT, fl. containing fxhortalion.T^- 
 5?TT^, 3^^^nm^, ^'^fl^, -sh^vhT, TSJiv?, r^N^. 
 
 EiHCME. See To Disixtkb. 
 
 EsiOKNCE, ExicExcT, n. lean/, need, diitrese. nr^f. 3Tt5/. 
 <h14M^/ ^J->1"1/. ni<.«4«/. ?TPT w. PiRt^i<) /. *i«4i«/. 
 
 E-XIT.E. n. See liAXi^HMEST. 2 hanithed perton. \i\[i\*i>\rM], 
 
 To Exile. See To liiXi-n. 
 
 To Exist, r. n. <o be. ai^oj, f^T^, 
 
 2 See To Live. 
 ExisTEXCE, n.v. V. STT^TTJiT w. ■sm^T'IT m. 3Tf%?^ n. ^t^ n, 
 
 ?TW/. TT^ fit. f%*T^/. f«KJ«mi/. 
 
 Attainment of the end of e. vH>M^< | < T^ n. vi'H«IVr«I 
 
 Prior e. ^\'^\^ m. 
 Exi'STEXT, a. ExiSTiso. p. a. v. V. J<«mK I, 3Tf^Hf^(fl?, 
 
 f«iyHM, sftfHT, WfJ^T, flr^<(M, «t1I^H. 
 
 E. and non-existent. «^«q;, H I << I HNr«lf^ g. 
 
 I. ejcfant. 51^;^ -im*-HHM, TTT^T. 
 Exit, Exodus. See Depabtuke. 
 
 Ex orricio. ^rfv^K^T^ or mrii-hfiM . [f^. 
 
 ExooEXOcs,a. groieing from icithout. «lf^55?r t<l^» I K I, «lfs^- 
 To ExoSEBATE, V. a. free from a charge or blame. *ft^GET-T- 
 
 'B-f'TW^-io. ^^^ *IVlfH<UI-5|4H+,|-&c. iPTJf, ^ w. 
 
 2 See To Disbchpes. 
 
 EXOSEHATED, ;>. V. V. 1. M \ ^.* \ %%SrT, &C. ftT^^B. 
 
 ExoxrxATiox, n. t, A. 1. HH.*| ^m n. Ac. ^ irt^sr n. 
 
 ^t^-jHn/. [„. ^H<< | gr1 |/. 
 
 El0aBlTA5CE, EXOKBITAXCT, n. T. .A. 3rfJT7npTT/ a Hlf v^ ^ ^ T 
 
 ExOBBiTAXT, a. lit. fiR. V. Excessive, arl^rf^, am^T?, 
 
 PW^, PiWIh, <hF^HM, ^fil>IU||, Jpj'TTT, 
 
 2— of price. 3|^, 3iT«r, Hrft, 3ni?t?T. 
 To ExOBCisE, r. a. V. Devil. iffTOT, ^n'5^, sFTlwf, JPEmnT 
 
 M.-tjifiitfiKwi n. ^or_ 
 ExoRcisEB, ExoBcisT, n. V. V. »J»rei»m,«T^T?rft,5^?^ or 
 
 ift, ^IRTft, Htftl^, 31HHHI. 
 ExOlCUM, «. T. V. ^JfrnwHf n. MH V *<M qi n. 
 ExOBDicM, n. T. Pripack. 7^r?R m. 7 V>q i « m. irrnr^ii. 
 ExossEOCs, a. bonelet*. |u i r^< | « l, •?Tf> >| Tri^>i "^ 
 
 ExortBic, a. t. Public, nfifrj, »^ ir^;. ^ i ij i t^nf i ^ y. 
 Exonc, «. T, FoEzios. fif%»ft^, fir^Tfr, ftf^THf, 3T"»^n^, 
 
 Exonc, «. ft^>ft^.4c, fH m.-^sTWfn m./.-^t^/.-Ao, 
 To ExPA5D, V. a. epread o*/, t. To Spkead. «Tmwf, finaTr»f, 
 
 ^Tf»r,'teT^oft/.%^TW m.-Sic. WXiff g. of o. 
 
 3 open out, dHaU. {pw«r, ^^^, jm^ fli. 
 Jo Expajio, r. n. «pr<wi o«/. TflT^, iplT0r,»i?TTiif, Vtt^. 
 
 2 Ma/«, (pM o«t qp?^, «piii, T»T^, fr^oT, j^pjdr, 
 
 8 fg.— with delight, Ac. ;s^, *=?'5s?«r, g^, g'JTW- 
 
 #f , *1<Y/. jm«l g. of I. 
 IRxttmo.p. T. V. A. A V. N. 1. «mri»PrT, f^w i i3tt ;T, Ac. 
 
 13 EXP 
 
 2 g?!%^, T^c?^, Ac. ?i^^?T, ^r^??, srTf;'5fT, 7^»(t- 
 
 Expanse, «. w/Je t-x/^n^. jfrarft'WR m. ^<TT^/. rra w. rfot- 
 ExPAXsiON, «. Y.V. A.— oc/. TH^ n. f^MT^ «. &c."%=yR- 
 
 oft/. srarr m. SHTK"! «. 
 
 2 ^rt«iot n. Ac. 
 
 V. V. N. 1.— state. f^WR m.%?yT? w. TWRT m. sniR M. 
 
 Htt^ui «. ^WC m. Rtjf^/. sj^ »». f f^/. [ T «. 
 
 2 — art. ^rlii) n. ^?5^ «• &e. f^^H ?n. 3'»0-i'1 «• ^^?T- 
 EXPASSIVE, a. T^TO^^rr3fPIT-^TTm-&c. TORT s^^^^llT- 
 
 Ex pabte. VJ+<i<ff, iJ+Hvf, ^^^. 
 
 E. statement. <(4.H'<>mvl--Hl m. 
 
 E. Yiew-opiuion-statemeut. ^li^^ft JTfT ».-+.rmi/.- 
 <7^ n.-?I% »i.-^ «i.-JnT'^ m.-&c. 
 To Expatiate, p. n. range at large. Hl'fcoft-jit'JJR-^nin-Kf^- 
 
 2 enlarge in discourse, v. To ExLABOE. f^^K i».^%?yR;;«. 
 -fTTS^ n.-&e. ^t;^ or «P^S:H ^.^-fS^^oir, 
 To Expatriate, v. a. See To Baxish. 2 ( one's self), k;'^- 
 
 To Expect, ». o. tcait or look for. m^f. <TT^ g. of o. «rR/.- 
 
 &c. T^^. q/'o. Spft?T^. — intently, anxiously, Ac. <TT7- 
 
 ^w^/ pi. ^ if^ot, fTR^aot, ^r>^ 3t* ffj. ;»/. ??T^, 
 2 hate a preciout apprehension of.<^;t\;[f..^l^f.<,^^^'!f;^m,- 
 ?r^/-f*TR m.-Ac. 3T?r^ g. of o. with in. con. 
 
 Expectable, a. v. V. spft^, snft?^«T, a'WfT'Jft^, sf^^. 
 
 Expectancy, Expectation, n. y. V. 1. — act. ^]Z TTf^ n. 
 ^Vk^^f. JT?ft?TT/. STrftWl ». ^Rt^HJrn. ftft^/. 
 
 :m^f arrnr/. ?rRTWT «• 
 
 2 ■stht/. ^/. «rm OT. ^>T^ m. ?i»jfrr/. 
 
 To hold in anxious e. rfVl^. 
 To wait or stop in e. fTT^f, frf^. 
 Expectant, a. Expecteb, n. v. V. 1. ^R m^uriir, flHl'VHt- 
 ^-Ac. spTTf-^Rt-Ao. <rrF«T, inft?r»;, inft^ff, w^^ft, arl- 
 
 Expected, p. v. V. 1. 31^%<T, ff?ftftTrT, f^rftf^. 
 
 2 pMtlflfe'T. 
 To Expectorate, v. n. di* charge phlegm bg coughing. f^TOTof, 
 
 ^^rfRfln. ^T^t, ^m. m^ in. con. Win. mvh. 
 Expectobatio."?, n. discharge of phlegm by coughing. Wf^' 
 
 Expectobative, Expectobakt, o. ihtjt, "CTnTT^T^, «<*i«l<*, 
 
 ExPKDiENoe, n. v. A. ?<nit'T«». 'PT^J'SW/. <4i»<<<ii/. '^r- 
 
 /• 
 ExPTDiKKT, a. proprrfor the purpote or object. ^T^t'WT'ft, 
 
 f tmfw^^ g, «nT^, TT'JT'ft, Tf^, ^T^ft^, r^mw; 
 
 Ex»EDiE>T, n. V. Bemedt. T^J^m. nrj/. ^I^!/ nf^/. »PT/. 
 
 ?i^/. Tt^^/ ^^^rt. ^/ [<jni5»iiq. 
 
 i'crtilc in cxpcUicut». rn^Tff » fllM^, S'f'^i ^f^"''^? 
 
EXP 
 
 To ExPEDiTK, V. a. hasten. rT^- v>1rt<t*« -^ f tg qff y < f <: -«fec. 
 
 qut-armi't, ?ftsmfrf/.-HR<i'ifri/. ^FTot y. o/o. 
 Expedition, n. despatch, haste. ^^T^f. f^TT/. ^iVjzf. 
 
 2 2/^A<, ^c. armament, fl^ "^t^/. 
 
 3 military enterprise. tT l ^H /. ?^/. 
 Expeditious, o. jwci, smart^ *pee(/y;— of persons. sj^y^^HT- 
 
 2 quickly executed or done — of matters. rlNirflO^I, V- 
 
 Expeditiously, a^i;. viH<(|ii\ r^, ^^^F^-^-&c. 5r^^,^^^q;r, 
 To Expel, v. a. drive out, eject. ^JTS^, mjZH ^-?T^, ^TTt?- 
 
 5fot, m?iot, qq^, ^ ^^, 5ns^ ?JT^, f^T^ra^n.-f^re^- 
 
 ?:oTn.-«| r^H<"iM--«lf^'KpKOT.-&c. q^.j. qfo. 
 Expelled, p. v. V. ^ft^hfit, ^FTf^ f^?f?7r, sf^'s?^, ^?m- 
 
 To Expesd, v. a. lay out, disburse, y. To Spesd. ^^ot, %xfof, 
 Tl^fOT.-oipTwj. ^^ g. oj 0. 
 
 2 ««e, consume.^ employ upon, ^^sfot, c5Not, ^f^W ^^, 
 ?nT<J|f, ^T^ot, ^tq^. 
 Expended, 2>. t. V. 1. ?R?!?5T,&c. 
 
 To be e. ^f r <T5at. [^. 
 
 2 flwtf Exhausted, ^'^^t, &c. ^T5rnT, "PTW «w «Plft^ or 
 
 To be e. ?fqut, i^of. 
 Expenditure, Expending, Expense, n. v. V. 1 — act. ^jH^n. 
 ^^m. "^m. (esp. in comp. with the word ?(^, as W^^- 
 ■*f), sq^rm. (also, in comp. as ^R^^IT, gn^s'Tsq'T, «n55^T). 
 
 Eight e. V^^f^jti. 
 
 Uncalled for c. ^m ^.'^m. 
 
 Unproductive e. gftcT^w. 
 
 AVrong e. ara^i^nTw. 
 I. money expended, ^^m. 
 
 Contingent e. ^TTf^^R W^. 
 
 Extra or odd e. ftl^W^^, %ft3r?r^. 
 
 Minor or miscellaneous e. 3115^^, ^W^, «n^?r^, 
 
 Original or main c. ^H?f^. 
 EsPKNSivE, a. given to expense, v. ExtratagaKT. ^^I%, ^- 
 mc5, ^r^T, 31^5?T^, si^^^nft, 5?m#^, 
 2 costly. Hre^ mV.MI, -M^HlrfMI, f^'^JTrfr^, R.HH^K, 
 ^?t^T^, 5rfTTt?ft, STf^r^, =JTPr, v1<«)R>Hrn-^I, TT?!^, 
 
 Expensively, adv. at great cost. «j^df4 ^ ^^7T, arffpanr^. 
 
 Expensivekess, fi. V. A. 1. ?r^f^wr«». ^r?n?!wr»». &c. ^- 
 
 2 T<t/. Ht% ^Ttrln. &C. «*^Hr*(dl/. &C. 
 To Experience, v. a. know experimentally; suffer, fcrl, enjoy. 
 
 ar^H^f^, MPM, ;3?Hm^, aTgHsrm.-Htnm.-qft^^/.-sr^ftrr 
 
 /.-&c. ilCTr-q:rijt.qT^et g, ofo. qr^, «Tfr^, ^^?ITH-^?f- 
 F^n^-ST^H'Tm-ft^n'TW-^Wft^r iffir an. con. ?Tr?^TrFTT 
 m, ;|7^-!f^7T TT^-%^, ^^rTOT.-^mj^ff2.-&c. ^ y. o/o. 
 wiV/j j«. con. 3T?o5tfT 3r?t'*T ^. o/«. f^fTPfn. aTHnr-^rS^ g. 
 oj 0. Kith in. con. j 
 
 E:tPEBIKKCE, EXPEKI£SCIS»,. fl. V. Y.—ttCt. 3T^Wf ». 'ft- I 
 
 296 EXP 
 
 m n. &c ar^H^ m. Htn m. OTHH w. «rff?Tr/. 
 
 I. experimental knowledge. JTrfrfrl /jo^. spfH or q'^tfrf 
 
 or st^Yh/ JTT^nr «. ar^H^ »». Tft?n-/. ?fT?Tir^R w. ^^?t 
 
 »«• (iy.Wm. ^T^RTT »». 3I^itRt/. 
 By or through e. f^T^TPff. 
 Personal e. ?IT5*r5r m. ^TT^^f^r/. 
 That is under e. arjH^nTT^. 
 Universal or general e. *<«jf<i*jf^/. 
 Within one's personal e. jtw-qT ^^ or fft, 3TT<'frrtt, 
 
 To agree with the e. of. 5J<^^<<|« »iH<>J). 
 
 To bring under e. fv^^^W^ arjoM. 
 
 To come under e. 4.'^IcMT{t^-1%^5!i'TTH-!Jcflfft*i-&c. %- 
 
 ExPEni;:NCED, p. v. V. — agent. arj^R' Qd^.^i, ar^H^^r, 
 &e. ar^H^, ar^'jfT, OT^^, sflgT^rl^^, ^t^W^i.— 
 object. aTHH^f^, &c. ar^T^r^T, sTrOfft-^i, &c. ar^HH, i 
 arr^^rf^ pop. arg^N^, ^5^, ar^T^r^J, ^f^«<i^.«, 
 iftf?Trr, inftH. 
 
 I. exercised, practised, knowing.^ Sfc. ^f^lK^sjl, ^TTT^- 
 
 pop. q-i^T, il+^r!r, •i^ft'Si, ST^^TTfT, fTT^^, o^TT^Kf 5, 
 *d*ti»lf, qftfTPTT, T<»1H<« TTff^fST, flfoST ^^TT 5T%3T. 
 EXPEEIENCEE, n. ExPEEIENCINO, p. O. V. V. aTHH=JOIKI, &.C. 
 
 ar^T^ ^trriTT, &c. HWt, g^Ht^T, Ht^. 
 ExPEBiMENT, n. trial. ^KK^ J. ^(X^J. ^^^\^ in. STqW m. 
 
 f^lriTT/. ^^f. [^. 
 
 To ExPEHiMENT, V. n. qft^/.-sPT^T OT.-&C. ^Rof-^?;^ qr- 
 ExPEKiMENTAL, a. pertaining to e. qftfT^r, qft?TrF*l^t, q^- 
 
 2 knowable by or on e. ar^H^IMI, qff?T^, 3T5*raT%- 
 
 &e. ^stT^-RT, ar^H^ns^, 3T5'T?%?i, ar^Tq-fhr. " j 
 
 3 known by or on e. ai^H^Nl, qft?^^, arr^Tf^ pop. I 
 
 ar^HsfT^, 3Tg>prfF5-^^TTfqcT-f^rf5iqfT, ar^^r^^, q<\HT- 
 f%5-?«nfqfT-&c. aT^^TTJT, aryrcTTT^^. 
 
 EXPEBIMENTALIST, ExPEUlMENTER, n. qft^TT =R^RT, q^?TT 
 EXPEHIMENTALLY, odv. V. A. qfT^, 3?JM<)I^, ai-JH^'+M, 
 
 qft?Hi"j<j'*, 3Tg*NT«r%, &c. 
 
 Expert, a. dextei-ous., adroit, skilful. J?M, ^Mi-=|| ^^a, 
 
 ^^^sft, ^5IT^, ^^, =JR^?T, q7, ?^, *H+,5R?. 
 
 ExPEKTLY, adv. 5?ra%#, '^^Tryr^, €t5TrTJ#^. *+l<fO^, Ac. 
 
 EXPEBTHESS, n. v. A. ^Jr{^^ OT ^m7o5I w. ^MM-it Or ^r- 
 ^/- 5'wf/ l^TTT^'w. 3#3T/. ^^RfT/ ^?nin. ^^3- 
 ?rT/. ^5!Tc^ «. '^V^ n. ^B^fT^F^' ». f ^c5m? n. \M=^- 
 qrq «. ?fr^ n. f^T?TT?Tftj/. 
 
 To Expiate, ».«. atone for. ^^^fii:^n.^|^^ g, ofo, ^\^fi^u^ 
 ^3:^-^;^?T ^TT?^^, f^^, fTTTwlf, Pl-WtiJi or fTWK^, 
 ^5 4l+u{, qRni^Kn.-q?Tr?5^«.-Pl<fl1 n.-&c.^f^g.of o. 
 
 Expiation, n.—act. sfT^f^iilTTT^ 'MW'^ui n. f^Rqnf ?i. &c. :r- 
 
297 
 
 EXP 
 
 General e. expialion at once of ail. ti^HiMf^^. 
 I. wiean* of expiation. JTHrf^rrT »»• 
 
 EspiATORT, a. sTT^fSiim?:?, srmf>iqTiirH+, in«rfM^T*J^, ttt- 
 ExpiBATios, fl. V. V. A. 1. PTJ^m pop. ^nrm ««. !T»^m »». 
 
 I. See End. 
 To ExPiBE. r. a. breathe out. "^m m.-f^'^m pop. Pi«i<i «. 
 
 2 See To Exhale. 
 To Expire, p. n. v. To Die. JHTif, iTTT «. «1?^-5I^, 
 iJKIr^l'l w.-7TOlr?rf m.-&c. ^^. 
 
 2 ««</, terminate. ^rT /.-3l^f^ w. /. 'TT'f-^'t-&C. y. 
 «/"«. IT*'!, "tM, fiT'T, ^TT-'J^f-Ac. ^t^T. 
 
 3 /oJ, cofli/to Mthinj, v. To Pebish. 5ire ^, 5?^. 
 Zb ExPLAi5, ». «. expound, interpret, clear iy no/e or rom- 
 
 OT fi.-«JI^qi/.-MlI'*<4H n.-^t^ /.-&c. ^T^f y. i2/"o. 
 
 2 elucidate, illuttrate, make pla.n or dear. .i<t>rJ«l, 7r^- 
 
 ^Jf7 or 3^;^ w.-TSmr m.-<PT? m.-STOT^ m.-&c. ^T^ y. 
 «>/■ o. snnH'f, ^T^T^, TJRH n.-irerflT «.-<ftfH «.-&c. 
 W^ g. oj 0. 
 EsrLAi>-iBLE, a. V. V. 1. ft'^firrr 5?i»ir-<iK«i-&c. X\^v\ 
 
 2 J-Jl«UI«<MI'll-<ii<<j«i-&<-'. in>n«T. 
 ExTLALSED, p. T.V. 1. f^^T%??T,&c. f^^, o<<I*»^M, .iM-My. 
 2 5*-lArll, ?T? ^%^, &c. ^, fjf-lrl, IT^<TfT, J^rf^- 
 
 EiPi.Al5EB, n. v. V. 1. fij^JUi-+,<U|l'l, wjKf-TI^^uiKI, ftWTT- 
 *IT, M>I*«IMI, Aqi^ytJI'Hi. 
 
 ExPLASATio.x, n. V. V. 1. — act. J+'^iii n. &c. ^^TT «. f^- 
 f^ /. f**'.<<|4H n. «<I**<<H ". ««4I<«4( /• "iM-Mltt n. 
 
 2— Of/. T'P^ »«. ?nnn^<ii fl. *T^ Trit n. &o. wfrT.T- 
 
 ■ VI n. «^^:^t^TOl N. T^R^ n. qlrm^ »». "FTl m. SPFTnT n. 
 ir^lT M. <fr5TT n.—»taU. 3*141 m. 7^3 or ar*TW m. 
 
 ijT^ M. swnn ■». 
 
 Minute «nd tircaome e. a long and dull $lori/ in e. 
 
 »Tm nv. ^T^, >4IMfdu|^| /. [ tijjn /. 
 
 I'opular or liuijili*r e. «5^TTT HH^flft^ft/. J^WH ^- 
 
 I. etplanatum gittn. Hn9«n f.tf%\ /. "Hnf «i, 
 
 I I, rewtotal of difference: good underrtmnding effected. 
 
 %tn^f. mmfff. ff»nrr1f?ft/. ^mn^f. 
 £xn.A5ATOBT, a. V. V. 1. ^%^, ^i»ift.v, fnt^rajT, ftfT- 
 •n»»»^, «i<iH44ii.M, umwrrnw, wg^^-Ac. 
 2 »nnrww»n^, ; 
 
 JBepUBTITR, ». word wed to Jill a vacancy. orfo\ 
 
 ^ •r 91^^ n. TJie explctires in general us« Arc qr- 
 
 ! Explicable. See E.xplainable. 
 2b Explicate, v. a. unfold, lit. fig. v. To Opes, To Explain. 
 -i-5'isui, •d+rfuj, ■d'Huf, -jj^i'lil M.-'Fn«.-<Tf^^^ m.-&c. 
 ^^g.ofo. 
 Explication. See Explanation. 
 Explicit, a. express., plain. ^TTF, FT^, 7^, ^R^TCtrT, ?nr^ 
 
 Explicitly, arfe. expresslt/^ plainly, v. Bluntly. 3^TS, f^^ct , 
 f^ff^, MRr»*i, ?^, WV, ^rpT^, «fp^ ■Nl'^^'1, Bl<(K. 
 
 Explicitness, «. T. A. .J45MUII «i. &e. ?qq?rT/. 
 
 2b Explode, ». «. r«/>c< tci^A noise or contempt. Tf^^, *^- 
 r+Kuf, f^5+II*Jof or ^5*iHiJ|', f^S*K''t, fiai+H")', 5^- 
 ^'ff 5FT^. 
 
 2 <n^, «rRm. T5^ y. o/o [y. of s. 
 To Explode, v. n burst with a sudden report. ilTT m. TSW, 
 
 Exploit, n./e<rf, ^-c. V. Deed. ht<t/. ^^g^ n. ^}>H\f/(^ n. 
 To perform great exploits. TtT^T «». sR't-^RjH^QT, 
 5f5T »n. 3l«|vi. 
 2b ExPLOUE, See To Examine, To Seabch. 
 Explosion, n. v. V.N. Tiorn. arRTJrnifnR ^^«. mxm. 
 
 Of one e.— sqib, cracker, Ac. Vi*|>*llO, — of two JTlft, 
 
 &e. [m. 
 
 I. loud sound of e., report. snTm. iTTFFTw. TTTSm. ^TSTS 
 
 ExFLO IVE, a. causing explosion. ifTTT^, *TTT ^TTTTT-TS^- 
 
 Exponent, n. — in algebra. MMM4>l4l<|vm. 
 ' 2b ExPOBT, V. a. earry out of a country in traffic. »T5;^ %^, 
 
 Export, n. commodity rent to a foreign market. WJ^^m ^m- 
 
 »n^-^rirfl KMot. ^ntiTTTH H<'*)l-Ht tTOFlT/ I'^M'ft/. 
 
 A pass for exports. J(t(M'fl f^f^/. [ ^. 
 
 Exportable, a. v. V. Ph+IMIHT^ %?lt<TOW ••*4l<<Hl-Vie«IWI- 
 
 To Expose, v. a. lay open or out. T^TTT ^T^-TTS^-Bt^-Kf- 
 
 i^-^^-^iT^f, *n^ zr^, flUiJi, fi*i<ii %^9^. 
 
 2 ( to rid^ule, &c. ). v. To Disorace. T^TST "TTI^, ^- 
 ^tt/.-^'Ttt/.-^r^lrft /.-&C. q:T0f J-, o/o. f^/.-rtT?'TTT«». 
 •Ac. *l«iii -Hl^?wf y. of 0. 3"Wa irft^/. «FT«wf y. o/o. 
 
 3 ( follies, foibles, faults, ) v. Fault. T^TJT 'Hl^-^^, 
 
 r9'^lf<'ft/.-n*^K"l»i.-r«J^KUIl/.-d^Kin.-Ac. '^J^ g. of 0. 
 
 4 put in an exposed place or state. Tm^n^-T^nS'TW- 
 =Ht«T-&c. %^dt-<ll*''f. [ P^f. 
 
 Expositiox, n. v. Explanation, 1. t^^mjjf. ^TT^n. frf- 
 I.£oo^ containing expoiitions ijv. sirnwTTOT ?t<T»i. ^tw/. 
 
 ExPOsiTOB, fl. V. ExPLAiSEB. M||*MJIf>H, f^T^TTFTT, sqr- 
 H<<MI. [tt'^f. 
 
 I. look containing exporitient ^c, tm^}h.H vnm. 
 
 Expository. Sec Explanatobt. 
 
 To Exi-oiTLLATK, r. n. remonstrate. ?vR ^Mft^muSt ^- 
 
 ^, Ht^ ^'''T, ^H«. fl. FTi^, t>iii^ fi*%»». jrf. irri^, 
 
^Q 2 
 
 ^nrni^/. pi. *)l'i«i. 
 
 Expostulation, n. v. "V. +M«l4un/. s^PPTT^fToft/. ^ti^- 
 
 Exposure, Exposino, «. v. V. 1.— «(;<. TT5T ^PPof «. «rr|T- 
 ^T^iJf fl. kc— state. ^'-AiHHW m. 4^£\^j- 3^T?^nT/. 
 
 2 aw J DisoEACE. firs/. ftrs^riTw. ^«r?t/. ^/. *f5». ^t- 
 
 5*TT/. 'TfRTOT. 'tSTott/. 5^1/. S^^V- ^TRtlT »». f^^«I- 
 3— ac<. f^^PFofn. &c. f^-=|+un /. 3^n5%ffjr/. dHdm'l- 
 
 <T n. r<J^.KU|T/. P^iKuft/. o^TH^qr/ — slate. fcTxppTw*. 
 2b Expound, t'.o.v. To Explain. [^ «( <ui «. -f^^fcT f.-^T^PJSf. 
 
 -&c. sjn^ g. of 0. 
 To Express, v. a. utter, declare, \. To Tell. g^TCn, fTPT^, 
 
 7^^OT.-3-^?rjT..&c. ^FTot. ^ [^nff. 
 
 "I cau not express." ^TFPrf 2^?rT ^TT^, J^TrTf TT^ 
 
 2 indicate, v. To Show. ^^«r^, ^^"^^"Jf, ^=^5rot. 
 
 3 represent inpaintin//, ^'c. ^RTS^, ;plf Jpf^-g'cTT'f. 
 
 4 squeeze out. :pT5^, f^cEot or f^^-&c. spTSot, 
 Expeess, a. V. Explicit, ^t^, ^tpj, 'q'?:^5rftfT. 
 
 Express, n. messenger sent on purpose. H^TT^ mii=Ipic!I-'J^IT 
 
 Expressed, a. — in grammar, &c. opposed to understood. 
 ExfEESsiON, n. T. V. 1.— oe^ ^^Ku l ' n. &c. gTfR?». ^J^TT^n. 
 
 4 — osA ^PIT^rt. f^cETJft/. ft5fOT/. fSpnpW^M. Pi<;«KU|». 
 
 I. (of features. ). <TTuft/t.%-Tir/. %^/. Hqi^Kt/. f^T'TlM. 
 
 Au angry e. ^Pt«^?r/. A placid e. mrrH^. A happy 
 e- i^'^Hjjl/. &c. [sT'ftn m. 
 
 II. phrase, term, v. Word. ;n«^ ot. ^TWq- n. xnT>r m.^rs^- 
 Authorized e. arfif^* ^^\^ VI. 
 
 I'lguratire e. 9^^^J^f. 
 Expressive, a. significant of. «rr^, ^T^PP or grf^n? ( in comp. 
 
 as j|u|i||Tfl, q;r35^r<t, ^^nTT^PF, m^r^m X, ^«r^, ^^^ 
 
 ( in comp. ), 3r<f^ ( in comp. f%r45p ), grf'T'TnT^, V^. 
 2 full of meaning, t. Significant. cjt-4^t^, 3T'<Tim'fT. 
 Expressly, adi). plainly, explicitly. ;j^R, ^T?, ^TTP, "Tftf^>r. 
 2 with special design. rfTrjr^, 5^nT, »j^r1<r1 or ^, 3H|«l-^- 
 
 Expulsion, «. t. V. To Expel. — act. «Hjut «. Ac. t)f^t«t)K 
 m. 5Tf|^*<ui «. f^i^BTOT or Pi^+I+IH «. f^:^^«.f5T?^- 
 r^ «. pK.i'txui n. ■pr^r^PT «. 3"^T7?T «. 
 
 Expulsive, a. having the power of expulsion. fi{^=^;m^ f^- 
 ^mr^, f^fs^^Rnf^f^f^, ^lWmHfnT'4, &c. 
 
 To Expunge, v. a. v. To Efface. J??^ ^Fpat-ipT^, qtosr »». 
 
 jfb Expurgate, &c. See To Purge, &c. 
 
 Exquisite, a. consummate, being in the highest degree. W- 
 
 B EOT 
 
 2 »«ry excellent. <PTT ■•(i'WI, 3^^5^, 31Wt1H. 
 Exquisite, «. See Fop. 
 ExQUii5iTELT, ado. V. A. M< l ^> l ^'-l l, &c. 
 
 2 <HU^i'I?^ t(^. 
 Extant, a. not extinct, forgotten, ^c. =^Tf7rrT, f^HTT, ^3TFT=n', 
 
 Sr*^, TT?5«nTFT. . [ /. 7<T?!f*'^ /. 
 
 Extantness, ». V. A. -"d^rl'-iuil m. vfPT^qoTT m. &c. 5Tfl'<Tf?t 
 Extemporaneous, Extempoeaet, a. made, Sfc. at the time, 
 
 unpremeditated. SRfjfr ^?J?JT, WM'MmR^TrT, ^JT'T^Trr, 
 
 Extemporaneously, Extempoearily, Extempore, adv. y. 
 A. "j«ff«(^iur^rr, ^rrnrrrfFarft^, tinMft^rif^. 
 
 To Extemporize, ». n. <J^?=5qT f«HKNi-jlH-«H<<t-'{>-^f^-&C. 
 
 ^^^-HT^nT n. qj^Tjf-sqTF^n^ n. q?^-&c. 
 To Extend, v. a. stretch out. ^^i^ >inrot, <^i«rf^, 5^ •F^. 
 
 2 spread abroad. "T^T^, f^WK>ji,'^rtiM^^i,"*)>rti«i«ri /.%t^- 
 ^ m.-&c. JRTTf ^. 0/0. 
 
 3 continue, carry on. rfMRuf, «(i8«(«i. 
 
 4 confer, impart, Sfc. \. To Give. ^, STrTT «• 'R^, TT- 
 
 2b Extend, v. n. stretch out. rii«)ui. 
 
 2 spread abroad. W^^uj, THTTT m.-Hj^K m.-Ac. ^fjf ^-o/i, 
 
 3 reacA. 'ft'^Nui, ^"^i %^. 
 
 Extended,^, v. V. A. 1. r^fsf %:%«^, ^\a^'^A\., J^'^^fJi. 
 
 2 T^^%?5r, &c. qrm^, f^wf^?i, f^^, ^^. 
 
 3 ?n»t^3?5T, SIX'S «1^<=5T. 
 
 Extension, ». y. V.A.I. — ocf. OT«tf^ »• OTSf ^P^if n.—stale. 
 
 HN'IrirfMUll m. 
 
 2— act. 'mrof «. &c."^rtNun/. ^^W\ «. STHT'T n.— state. 
 
 "%?IR OT. sraTT «». 
 
 Y. V. N. 1.— state. PSM^f. 
 
 2— state. THT^TrT m. &c. tRTTTT w. ^WT m. fkf^f. 
 
 f^K ni. smT in. 
 Extensive, a. wide, large. sN, rfi'MH, f^Wt^^NT, ST5rei,f^- 
 
 ?IM or 55, f^SfTTT^, »fR«TT f^"5nTr^, ft'^'^'^f. 
 
 2 — as used of business, establishments, «fcc. H'Hi'i, "T^» 
 
 -<<NI,'')>rfl'=INI, 3TKt|, anlrt^THi^l. 
 
 An e. business or concern. "Pi*SHtiKr»«. 'MH'-.MtfKiw. 
 ExTENSivENESS, n. Y. A. 1. KT^ ^WFT w. srsflWTirr m. ^^• 
 
 Extent, «. rfeyree to which a thiug is extended. ?ftHT/. W^- 
 
 ^f. 3T^fSr m.f s^rrRr/. t^ «•/. 
 
 To such an e. ^iTT^, ^'<T^. 
 To what e. ^I^Mifd, ^.\Z^K. 
 2 Y. Length. t^Mt/ 
 2b Extenuate, v. a. palliate. !pjft-^?H-^?75Fr-'^-&c. ^fR^- 
 
 2 wai-e (!/»■«, rare, ^c. 'TTrT5t-^^-JT-?ftoT-&c.. q^Tut, 
 Extenuation, n. y. V. l.—act. ^tWf ^':'it «. f?5%7'm 3Tm- 
 
 dr «. &c. •->!j^+<u| n. 
 Exterior, External, a. v. Outer. st^T^ or cTT, »n^fte, 
 
UN!Vi--£ITY 
 
 EXl* 
 
 299 
 
 2. relating to foreign countrie*. iff^Ttt? ^Trf^^TT ^ra^RT, 
 
 EXTEKIOS, «. V. OCTSIBE. ^TT^T^ 3TFI «. •IIMI'i "I. ««r^*lVl»»- 
 
 2 outurard deportment. ^\\(\A ^X^f. "d^lTii n. 
 2b ExTEKSirSATE, r. a. extirpate, destroy utterly. -jH-i^ JT^- 
 
 «fr/ m?ijf-Hi{mi ^^y- o/o. Artm n.-ni«i«(K-./.-gTfl;- 
 
 J^ n.-^i^MI4^ n.-f5i:«n<T m.-&c.^^ 5'. q/' o. fl^rtiiv »»• 
 
 ^T'Jf y. o/ o. 
 EsTZKiiiSATios, n. V. V. — aet. ^M-iH <:i*«i «• &c. Ki'«irti n. 
 
 3r<TRT »». .Jt^<^H «. ?T^ »». e^H^ n. — state. ^T^^^w. 
 
 «^ M. f^rTTfT m. dcJM-i «. HloiHIi/. 
 ExTEsxALLT. See Octwabdlt. 
 
 ExTKKJiAU. ExTEEiOBs, n. outioard part*. ^\\f\?i-'^\^iM TPT 
 ^/. *JI^<'S| arm »«. 
 
 ExTEACT, «. tvltanee extracted, essence. S>T<rr m.i^^PT m. 3T^ 
 
 w. fH"i+«f «. f^r^rnr »«. ^^t n. 
 
 A'egetable e. f?Rr m. [ 3'<HMI»i. 
 
 2 passage extracted. ^^ w. JM^T^t m. />/. ir*Jt5<Tr^ "i-- 
 Book of extracts. ^^T m. «T^ or qrs n. T^TTcSW m. 
 Extraction, «. v. V. l.—act. qjT^ n. &c. f^^R^R »■ ^- 
 
 ^ m. f^lr'T n. aitJ+eTui n. 3l>-q«(+«[ui n. 
 
 2 f^r^ OT. f^ft+mn rt. 
 
 I. descent, birth, v. Family. JoJt/. TTJT »»• ^5T »». 
 Extra-human, a. 34HiH«r, s^ifl^^. 
 ExTRAJfEous, a. See Foreign. 
 
 2 Y. Irrelevant. sjtIt^T or 55T, SJST'rHH, 3HM*rt, 3T5IT- 
 
 E. discourse or matter. 3TT5^<IT/- ^IvS^TT f^'hi- 
 
 Extinct, a.— a family, &c. HH.«l"trtl , HTfmr gr^?^, ITOH Exteaobdinaeiness, n. v. A. 1. 3Tc?ir*+H"II m. &c. aiTJjr^/ 
 orl^lTH, PT^, fspn^m sn^ STBT, f^^nf^, f%^T^, aiHt^'J^UII »n."^aif1<»«T n.'W^TRq- n. 
 
 To be e. ^W^f. ^Pfy. r/s. HNH', oic. ^tiif-^SOT, HT- 
 2 eeaied, passed away, Sfe. -ll^WI ^TW?T, ♦iirt««rtrti, TfT- 
 
 Extinction, «. ( of a family, Ac. ). f^r^fsr n. f^n^/. fSpft;*. 
 <ff^/. f^rnn pop. ^-.im m. fJT'rtm^TtfH or Pi^di^iirH/. 
 
 <ra^ n. ?m^^ in. ?7^ m. ?5^ m. r«<rf<( m. c?N »». fsTTniT 
 
 To Extinguish, v. a. y. To Quench, ftffpiwf, ftr^urn. »iirt"J, 
 
 2 put am end to., male to pass fliffly,4'c.TftHT ^r'f,Mli«'(. 
 ExTnrocisHKB, n. fe^-3Rft f^^f^pnn^ VV^ airi^. 
 To Extibpate, &c. See To Boot out, &c. 
 To Extol, r. a. v. To Pbaise. 4l^|U|9i, jjunnJi^ n.-^t^ n. 
 
 ^pr»t y- of 0. ^t^. 
 To ExTOBT, r. a. draw from ly force or injustice. HoImHI^^- 
 
 ^-Ac. 3ni>Hq^,«ra:^T^, fraot, fqasT-gr^ifJT-^T^- 
 sr^-ff'I'f-Ac. ^-<r.i««^. 
 BxTOKTios,' n. T. \.—act. ^oRfrt^.&c. qdr n. ^TTJ^ireft^ 
 irvf «. ^ ♦Ji l t^MM' ^ ^^lui n. V^^J^rjiiV^n. 
 
 Open c. f^«T v^«i »». 
 
 Wemlth acquired by e. ITnT^ »rp? »». 
 I. tinjust compulsion, v. FoBCE. '^^ m. 'Jpprnrft/. 
 
 EXTOniONKB, «. Y. V. 3J^»TT%-Ac. il'm^ -finE'nRr-&C.3R^it7l 
 flflfTTT, fn'lT^ ^t^Jt fH»^>»ll«l. 
 
 BsTSA* liii« preflz, in its tcnRO of " over and aUne" !■ 
 rendered by ftwif ( *• fttWll ^PTT, fiiwrt ^ ) ^ft^ («« 
 <|<t^-«mT, W^t^ «^ ), 3rfHfsrt Ac »Dd in ita nenae of 
 '• beyond., Ity, miteellaneout, mon-deseript^ ^e," by 3TTX 
 ( u 3»TW^, arm^w, aiTOTt^T),*'^, 5^^. 
 
 To ExTBACT, rji. draiefrom or out.—gener. ^TfJi, VT*^^, 
 fsi^H^, r^»*l«^ fi.-TIW^^ n-PtlU w.-Ac. *T^y. ofo. 
 2— in cheini»try. M**^ m-nh*»i«H n.-Ac. *T^ y. ^c. 
 8 a root — in arithm. or algebra. ^7 n. VTI^. 
 i ( boa a book, Ac ). %^ •i.-?mu «•• W. 
 
 EXTBAOBDINABY, a. Y. StBANGE. arf^+lrH, f^?T<IT, f^R^- 
 
 oftr, f^TiT, H^ifiPiTw, ^pptrn:, 3mftT^, 3i??i1%^. 
 
 2 See Special. 
 ExTBA-PBO VISION, Extba-stock, «. reserve, ^c. ^JMiWI «. 
 
 EXTBAYAOANCE, «. Y. A. 1. on<^ ExCESS. <J<l<Hyi/. aHT^t- 
 
 ^f. 3T?r4 «. «+rf<<-ti|l+f)/. Pi'MHifd+H m. 
 2 o«J Squandering. TWoEqyt/. 3'tT5EJTmo5/ arf^s'T^fn. 
 grroq^ »«. m§'>^m m. vd^Hfi/^/. 
 ExTBAVAOANT, n. outrageous, Sfc. v. WiLi), Excessive. 3T- 
 
 2 prodigal, profuse, lavish. 3TJc5T, T'^w'TT, a4M4l, 73T3r, 
 ^^^F, airr|o<44), «rnftc?, 3rT5?pft, STrWrfT^q^ft. Some 
 terms for a prodigal and wasteful person — a spend 
 thrift, squanderer, scalterling, ^'c. — are T*ToE^TtT, 3Vo5- 
 «?PTr, 7VI*HIU|+<<I, gv^ETTmoSTT, 3>)««(i«T<i. 
 
 3 copious, profuse, v. Exuberant. TV<AM{)-«(|, ^eft^ei^H, 
 
 EXTBAVAOANTLT, adv. Y. A. 1. »T^^?lT|^, ^fPT^hf, ^T^TT^, 
 
 2 g M^Mf l Hf , ^*MU|IH, 3Tf?Iwnrj4'F. 
 EXTBAY ABATED, a. Hir<*lf^«hT, Tlffff^*?)?!. 
 
 EiTBAVASATiox, n. sTTfj^T^^^R^ n. 
 
 ExTBEME, a. outermost.^ last. ilS^ZS\ or 3T, ?W^, ^fl^Wr- 
 
 2 utmost, of the highest degree. mi<J)I^-^l, H<HM*l'l^^I, 
 
 qTRT^vft^, gnt^f?W, vHffmri^-i, 3T^»Tr^, ij^. 
 
 8 belonging to extremity, iw:^, fi'nri'T, f^lflufj-MI, 3T5ft- 
 
 ^, r-i^MfT, Pi^i-i)^, Tr<>*ii4NT, Mi*<Nrv<i>. 
 
 ExTBBliE, n. extremity, v. End. ?1T^ n. am m. SHT ». ^- 
 ^ *nn «. >>F «. 
 
 2 ( of an arithm. or geom. progresaion )— the first. 
 3TTf^*IT fi. ynif^n^ n. afTlf?^^ n.— the laat. str^tR ». 
 3i^^ «. 
 
 3 utmost point, highest degree. M(l*Hl/. ^ff/. ^ /^ 
 
EXTJ 
 
 800 
 
 "ETB 
 
 Avoid extremes. arfrTH^^I^^f^rr. ' 
 
 To reach its e. ^ftTT/.-H^ri^/.-^t^ m.-&c. ft^y. •/ «. 
 EXTBEMELT, adi). in the utmost decree, v. Excessivelt. TTT- 
 <?iiy-=)T, wq<T, arfrr, "prr^, <RT ( in comp. as m,R!pf«H, 
 H^H'JJik, HtHpl^T, MiH^JT ). 
 EXTKEMITY, n. ul most pari, end. zim n. ^^Z n. 3T^ n. ?rT^- 
 ^ m. ar^TPT m. TTT^qtsfr /. qr^T^f*! m. f. Ttfrl m. ?f- 
 5T »». f^^ n. ^ m. >ft<?r w. 'ff^'I n. "ft<T wt. 31M<il m. 
 3f?f w». in?T «. 'SfT'TT^^T^r m. vj+KHftT »». -mMHUi »». 
 
 2 utmost point, highest degree, \. Extseme. 4<I+-1SI/. 
 
 3 extreme distress or necessity. Pli^R n. f^r^TT "H^ or 
 
 At the last e. f^^H'. [ sfNl, Pl<\M-=ll. 
 
 Reserved for ( or useful for ) one's e. I^WfiNr, f'T<fT- 
 Saviour, friend, helper, &c. in e. ffT^off^ or Ri^l-fl-HI 
 
 The last e. articulum mortis, sjiuil^v. 
 
 To be in e. sttMl^** or 5>154|{?T '(tir, 5TT^ ^'f- ^T^. 
 To be reduced to e. TW?T ^cfi, ssTT^^rrf^ ^. 
 To ExTEiCATE, V. a. V, To Fkee. ??T3^, <TTT"'t, ^'^T'T, Hl+*r- 
 
 5R^, ^iT5?njr^/-3'5TT»i.-?rK3T':»».-&c. ^ror^.o/o. 
 
 EXTEICATED,/). T.V. •Hldt|?lrfl, cTR^cTT, &C. diRrf, ^5?r. 
 
 ExTBiCATiON, «. V.V.— flf/. ^i^U^uin. &c. +n4SU|«p/. rTRT«. 
 
 ^■STTm. S'^T'Tn. ^^TTot. ■HH4<U|». 
 EXTBINSIC, EXXBINSICAL, O. V. OuiKE. «( l^^-^l I ^ «( I^<f5l , StT^- 
 
 Extrinsic ALLY, adv. from without. «li'^*,»f. 
 
 2b ExTEUBE, &c. See To Expel, &c. 
 
 Exubebakce, n. v. A. 1. m^m. TTTrT'rt. <<i<^-m *R»».'a^l4*ll- 
 
 ^ ?rT5/. arfrtff^/. ^f^srTfr'Tn. 
 
 2 JC^^'MTW. "TT»t. '3^/5^Tr5OT.=qor^cETT»t.3TfrIW«- 
 
 ««■ ^^5/- cTr^w. spP'Tw*. Conveying this sense there 
 are words and phrases absolutely endless. Tliey are lax 
 and licentious through all the gradations, and they may, 
 by some, be termed low, gross, vulgar, ^o., but they are 
 in the general, strongly and strikingly expressive, and 
 they are strictly constituents of a popular tongue. They 
 are to be held as rendering the English words lots, pile», 
 heaps, bushels.^ oceans, power, Sfc. »4^|H< or T^THft/. 3'- 
 «R/ ^TH^ or ttf. '^PVX or oft/ ^'lotM^l/. =«fnTo5/. JTIJT/. 
 T^V^f. 'TTT/ ^TTT^/. ^^/. -ti'lotM-fl/ ^HcS/. ^/. n- 
 ^^/. T'Sl'F/ ^ or 55/ ^?5 /. c^?^/. mr »». 7^f. 
 VTr^f- aTRT^T^ft/. ^H^'%^/. ST^H ^/. TT^/. f^k^ 
 /. %?5/.5l^/. 3m/. M<l*iyi/. ?ftJTT/. '•JHHHIJ'n. ^oE^^ 
 arr^w. %^ or %oE or %^55 /. %^g5 /. Tin^ /. qM y M«. 
 f%5t5 or ^/. 3^ /. ^/. %Tolt /. ^«t. ». »rr3T, 3*15/. 
 W»T «i. ^m^ n. grr^iq^ / ^ffSHTT «>. HKIVM /. J^fT or 
 
 ^^f.'^t^cE/. %^«e/. ?rn?/. ?5T3»j. 
 JlxyBEBANX, a. of rich growth, y. Luxtjbiakt. TFTWRT, ?- 
 
 *li^l-=(l, T'PrPTT^TT =)|(S)-=II, «f|if|«*J| TTT^. 
 2 over-abounding, copious, profuse 5«^55, si^, ST^, Sf^- 
 ^, «I^, M^r^--K or ^, 3^, gTF?T?Tq-, 3Tf?I?TihW, SflitHfT^, 
 WHpdRrh, ?T»l^g, q-"ir?, T^Tfj, grr^, ar^fiTH. There are 
 numerous vulgar words expressing this sense; and these 
 as vulgar, should, ordinarily be omitted. The omission 
 however of vulgar words from a Dictionary of the lang- 
 uage of a people of which the higher classes stand but 
 obscurely distinguished from the lower, and which in- 
 dulge themselves, not infrequently, in the use of them, 
 is a measure of somewhat questionable propriety. "We 
 insert them then with this introduction. ^^ or ^, H^, 
 J^TT, 23^ or STHW, vj*ilH or ^4)4, ^t^, ^fh?J55, ^tT??, *T^- 
 
 *n:^, «14'M, *li<H'^* or oTT, arRH^pT or 3<tfH->=)MY^, %^, 
 
 ^•^pflMI, TR, Tmqit^, Ac. 
 Exudation, «. v. Y.— state. <iraT«». sfil^w. IoE/. Pt-^il w. 
 
 I. matter exuding, v. Ooze, Sweat. F^gid »». -<4ioCm. f^- 
 
 !Zb Exude, v. n. ooze from or out. ari^osnf, afi-^otu'i, H|^<5'|, 
 
 To Exult, v. n. v. To Teiumpit. ^rMM"^ m. qj^, q>T^/. 
 
 /)Z. ^M^uf, feft/. pZ. frJ'if-sr5i%'ii-'<frT'i^, dioSMi/. pi. 
 
 ft^'t, dl'NI dl-=l<JI, 3T5m^. 
 Exultation. See Tbiumph. 
 ExDTiJ!, «. STPnn^ ST^a; ^Ftt n.-'PI'^ n. «».-&c. 
 ExE, M. itaST OT. %^ «. =^?I n. ?nrT «.#?PT. n. 3T^ «. ^f%/. 
 ^^m n. ^^/. ( in comp. as ^jg^, <{."n^<, ^^*!R^, ^- 
 "Tc?^, ^t^ ). 
 
 Apple of one's e. f^ciHT rfTSrf tn. *lo3<i4MI rTT^ ?». 
 To keep like the apple of one's e. r|c6^Mr^ lOil^Kiif 
 «ll'WI«i Of «||c4'|l^. 
 
 Before one's, eyes. 5t^5«Tf^^^ or rrf. 
 
 Black of the e. pupil and iris. ^^* or ^^ W^- "• 
 
 Coat or humor of the e. Tfe^TT'fT "?5^ m. aiffiMiri », 
 
 Cooling application toinflamedeye8.fSfgoi-».fjf^g50i/i. 
 
 Darkness coming over the e. aTMrff/. 
 
 Drawnness, strainedness or stiffness of the e. ri|d*F.- 
 oft/ HRiT »». 
 
 Dull of vision — an eye. *i4)l. 
 
 Dusky suffusion over the e. TT/! 'Tft/ 
 
 Evil e. TN^i^/. ft'l^.f^/ Blast from an evil e, ^f^- 
 TTfT m. ^f^J^niTR m. Having an evil e. ^M\ TTft, TT- 
 '?^^t^, <i,yKI, MIM'4.f^, f^'T^. To remove the blast 
 of an evil e. ^fif <t>i«u^-dd<>Jl-3rNI'*d 4l*uj. To suffer 
 the blast of an evil e. <i«Nu|', ^cEot or (i.^|c4iif, ^/. 
 'Tli'lf-3l'I>fl-ft'r-&c. »■«. <?on. 
 
 E. of favor. ^^1^1%/. «)MiMrii«hi «. «>Mi«f-6i(ff m. 
 
 E. of the mind. Intellectual e. fTPf^ ». fTTT^f^/ 
 
 E, of sense. Material e. '^'^^ n. ^^^f^/. 
 
EYE 
 
 801 
 
 FAB 
 
 Film over the eyes. qj^T m. iz^ pop. q^cB n. 
 
 Flashednese of the eyes. HtTTR m. 
 
 Glaze of the eyes ( as in death ). ^^/. v. ?5TT. 
 
 Gum or mucus of the e. it«siT^ "J <n. fM'ii «• ^- 
 TST m. Rm i\ f. f^i^ «. \lf. ^ n. ip^ «. f^TTR or 5 n. 
 J^t^ m. ^iJT n. Covered or foul with it. f^Mdl, ^PF^. 
 
 Homunculus of the. e. A\^S.f. 
 
 Judgment of the e. JTSIT TTT^/. 
 
 Liuiguage of the eyes. %^<T?5^/. 
 
 Magical application to the e. ar^fST ». 
 
 Of upturned eyes. mjlwsMI, 
 
 Of large, round, <fcc. full eyes, jrit^ jtoSElT. 
 
 Outer comer of the e. HMM*fd m. %-i(ijH »». 3WtT»». 
 
 Red spot on the white of the e. ^^ m. 
 
 Sealedness of the eyes under stupor. ^tT/. ^TTS/. 
 
 Shooting or painful throbbing of the e, W^f. ^■ 
 
 Skill to judge by the e. TJITTH^/. 
 
 Speck on the e. ^W/- 
 
 lljat draws or strains the e. ^a^tf, ?[f%*l4. 
 
 That has come under one's own e. ^^t^TT '-ilMrffPlrll. 
 
 That offends or pains the e. jtavtl, (^f^'frlS. 
 
 White of the e. '^ 5^ n. 
 
 With one's own eyes. ?[^«rT. 
 
 Work to catch tl>e e. ?pifsft ?Pm. 
 
 To be in one's e. ;5?TtH-Tiri^-<!U;.afTO^, 
 
 To be inflamed, look fiery, Ac. — the eyes, it^ m.pL 
 
 To be gummy, — tbe efM. f^M««(, ^^. ['3(vH. 
 
 To be pained at the sight of, — the eyes, its mpl. 
 
 To close in sleep, — the eyes. il^lMI*^ it^ m. cSPT- 
 df, itJS ••. pl.-\^*.^n. 
 
 To fear to meet the e. of. fr^ itaH4Ut 3<f5T/TT^. 
 
 To fca«t the eyes upon. <|o!it(i^ 'HT^'f n.^j^, jHlw. 
 pL »TCH <TT^, ^Ri*i< HH<3f. 
 
 To get heavy ( from want of sleep, Ac. ) — the eyes. 
 
 To hare one's eyes about one. »n»i 5^ Tlipt, aiPTT f^- 
 To hare a twitching in the eyes. v(^ m. pi. (Twvf. 
 To hare atoms ( or mutem tolitantrt ) float before the 
 
 To keep an o. upon. itV9 m. %«rwt ^. of 0. 
 
 To obtain the desire of one's eye*, ifk m. pi. fSj^of 
 
 To open the eyes ( to ona's folly ). it% m./l.-^tPi m. 
 To see with the comer of the e. (Jll 04l^^^ iwit. 
 To sat the eyM and giwvy^* dying penon. cn m. 
 
 To shot one's eyes ( to, afiiiut ). ^ n. ^. 9t^, 
 
 To sink into their socket*,— the ejet. fft M.^. 9T* 
 
 'Wwtn an^, ft% a». p/. "iffs^. 
 
 To strain one's eyes. ^toSTTsft ^R/. ^i^, 5liS^/. 
 ^^. [ oft »• «l<*«li. 
 
 To stream, — the eyes, ft^ m. pZ. S[o!ot, itSoTt^JfT TT- 
 
 To throb — the eyes. ?^^^T^. 
 
 To turn up the white of the eyes. stcS m. pi. '?<3TT% 
 ^i^, j(k m. pi. vTl^ui-d'KI'iui-^'KUui. 
 
 To wander idly — the eyes. <Ff^, ?lT5Eot. 
 
 To wipe or dry the eyes of. ftoS m. pi. J^ ^. of o. 
 
 We can see the mote in our brother's e. but cannot 
 see the beam in our own. ^=?n% stoEJTPra J^RE (f^'Hri) 
 ^IHr^ri it^E»TfrR5 g^foE ( ^^T?T 5TT^ ). 
 2 ( as of a peacock's tail, of a potatoe, a cocoa-nut, a 
 grain of corn, &c. ). jlotT m. 5TT^ n. 
 8 ( of a needle, &e. ). ^ or ^ n. %^ «. :tT^ n. 
 
 4 catch for a hook. SToET »». "?RrT m. ^^FKT «». 
 
 5 4ma/i Ao/tf through, jtoET »». StoE m. sld^ m. TlfT «. 
 
 To EiE, c. a. — wistfully or wishfully. <l+4+ui, J'R't, <il<ii«I, 
 J«F-d«f)4'b-'.4.H+-<t+l+f adv. Mi^«i, nrtH"!. 
 2 — intently and pointedly. ?t^^ IT^'T. 
 3 — fiercely, &c. t. To Glabe. 5l% m. pi. JT^T^-Pn^TK- 
 ot-HH5i*l or J|<+|^^-&c. TTf ^. [%^ft? w. 
 
 ErE-BALL, n. 5^ n. 3Tf?TTit5 »>• 3T^'Tlr5* M. arf^if^'i* M. 
 BxE-BEOw, n. 9/ pop. *Rf or j^/. «^/. 'PT^ «• 
 Intimation by twitch of the e. ^ra%rr m. 
 To knit the e. H^Tt^ v^^f.pl.-y{t\f. vnui, 'IWTT 
 
 Ete-dbop, «. V. Tkah. 3T^ n. 3T^ w. «. 
 Eye-lash, n. mMufi-^ %Kt »». pi. ^^ n, 
 Ete-lid, n. <?Noft/. TFT/. «. qiti «. ^. m. «. 
 
 Eruption on the inside of the upper e. ^H? m. ysO/. 
 
 Hair shooting from the e. internally — a diseaso.TTTT- 
 T^IT/. pi. <rj^?r m.^. [^ ^T^. 
 
 Ete-sebvakt, «. jlwq l ^ - l-M I-^t^g^-^l^t^ygT =«n^, ^- 
 Ete-sebtick, n. jjcsqrjJ^-^^af'ft ^I^^/- 
 Ete-bioht, «. V. Sioirr. ^.f. 
 Ete-soee, iloli^NI ^7T m. H'Sin?^ «. ^-sIV-* m. 
 
 To be an e. unto, itwrm g^ or ^fl^, g^, ^Tt^. 
 Eye-tooth, n. <fc«« eanintu. g«T ». ^oB*I m. 
 ErE-wi5K, n. H?l«%'l «. 
 
 EvE-wrrXEss, n. ?ntft, iJ?!T?T^^, ^il^iyw, ?W «. 
 EvED, a. Aap«»y ry«. jt9W, jt^^lt^, H^WTTtf. 
 
 Fine e. g;^t^^, ^>m<^'5. 
 
 Largo e. •KM-O'I itoc,*^!, »^^^ ft«WT, ^K^-i'VI, 
 
 Little e. f^^m itoE«TT, fA<.«»I it3*lt^. 
 Etelet, n. itar m. sni or »tit n. "ifTT n. »rT^ «. jt^ m, H'l^ttH. 
 
 EtBie, EiBT, n. f^ T^f^rNt viKt ^\mm\-if[ stttt/ 
 
 "P This letter has no corresponding symbol in Maruthl. 
 The sound of 9 approximates the nearest to its sound. 
 Vtaut, takj U. y. Sioai. ^^V\ ^v/- VHH^ ». 
 
FAC 
 
 302 
 
 FAC 
 
 2 idle story. vJRjpsiTT/ ^7nr<TT/. ril+4>XTT/. 
 
 3 an untrutli.1 t. Falsehood. ^l-fl'M^/. a>R<T «. 
 rABnio, n. See Build, Bcileino. 2 v. Textuee. #ir/. 
 
 3 V. Cloth. jjh'T^ w. 
 lb Fabhicate, ». a. Sec To BriLD, To Fohm. 
 
 2 forge, devise falsely. T^iif, SR^, SPTT^, #7T-ic. r^. 
 Fabbicated,^. t. V. 2. «HH^rfl, ?^T^T <-M"rfrf l, &c. SHT^, 
 
 Fabbication, n. forged story, false device, \. Machination'. 
 
 ^*rt5 n. ^<PTt5 or +4><|U| n. ^wrts ». f^fs n. +=i'llrf or 
 
 S n. spft/. '"fmre or •4t'<Tt5 n. rTTrrqT w. rl^RTcl/. FR^PTh. 
 
 «'. ^, Wf^, «PT?5f3 or Z n. sjj^s «. #;j^ «. qj^ n. 
 
 2/a7w re/pw^ ti\f.tsi^f.v. ^, ^ f?^, jfTcl Tt"T »«./. 
 Fabbic ATOR, w. T. V. 2 ( of lies, &c. to injury ). Jp*rf^ or 
 
 f«IT, 'JHra^TT, ^^Tt or fsrr, ^<RMt, ^St or Z■^T, J- 
 
 fffr^TT, +^'ilr-m or s;qT, '4t?Ti^, TPJf^. 
 Fabulist, n. :p'<lK^--f;, !f?r^=^. 
 Fabulous, a.fictitious, founded on fable. 'J-j^lHKc<< | ^ , *t)fyV<1 , 
 
 Face, 7». surface of the forepart of the head. <Tr5 n.'J^ «.3Tr- 
 :TT n. ^^ M. q^^ «. H5 n.—in contempt. n^PF? or fn. 
 g^nR n. J^^JJTS n. 5^ n. »»^(\ f. •H'H+lll/. sft^^ ». 
 — in poetry, &c. H^^F^^ ». HH-^j{ "». T^'fST m. 
 
 Before one's f. rTrSTJ^, cTisiflH'K, ?mH. 
 
 F. to f. nTfTrTfft, ^TT^rfrsr, ^^51^ or ^5^, ?m?T, ^JTT- 
 
 Fair and soft to one's f. <Ttn^ JITS, rl'l4l4^dl nrS. 
 
 Hairs along each side of f. ^ilV'^Tf. pi. 
 
 Of averted f. "TTTI^^^, f«r5^. 
 
 Pouting or puffed out f. rfNTr m. 
 
 Rigidity of the muscles of the f. and neck. <HHH«IM ot. 
 
 Side of the f. — specially with reference to slapping 
 it, or with some reproach. +,Mij>? or 5 n. 5FR5ft?5 or^- 
 ;TOc5 or ^ Ji.^^FTS «.^^/.'4w^/.ih'JT^ n.ifrrTff/. 
 
 fSide of the f. including the temple, "tf m. 
 
 {Stripe along the f. ( esp. of the horse ). Jf^PTfT •». 
 
 That is in one's f. — wind, sun, tide, &c. hIsmi. 
 
 To one's f. In the f. of. <TrfR^, tt557%fr. 
 
 To be afraid to look in the f. ^t^ sfaTHt ^TWrff. 
 
 To fall upon one's f. tffl^jfft TS'Jf. 
 To give a smack in the f. fTr5trr-di51^<-+MHi5M-&c. 
 TTT^'f , <fr5 n.-^FRtpf or Z w.-^FPT^ «.-+,M^r^ or ^ n.- 
 
 frtST^TT ?I^T^^. " [ ^- 0/ 0. 
 
 To smack the f. of loudly & forcibly. #?^/. <|j|ft | 0| 
 To hide the f. in a cloak. H^+iUJ, i4+)<|>ui. 
 To meet f. to f. ^TIFTT ?fre «. TTJt-^. 
 To set one's f. against. rTJS n. ^. 
 To shew the f. appear publicly, ^'rs n. Sfrer <ti|<;ui . | 
 To throw in one's f. ( faTors, obligations ).?fffT ^TSwl', ' 
 
 To throw upon one's f. ars^tf ^-'TTT't. 
 
 2 cast of features, countenance, Icok. riTs n. ^ n. %STT 
 
 »n. %fTrmTr »». T?r^ m. gr^r/. cfis-^otui w. d i j^ot i m. 
 
 ^ n. ^T^ n. STTT^ n. 
 
 Bold f. ;jq^ »Tr<TT m. 
 
 Confusion of f. '■^\i,\H ^\-£\^f. 
 
 Long (whining, rueful, &c.)/. T^ ffTfn. ^^|^y. 
 
 To get confusion of f. Hl+.l«t< "TTT m. 'T'T ^r. 0/ «. 
 
 To make a long f. ^]% 'TOTof-^^-irmar-^ q^, 
 ^l^?t?T ^"fif or qrrfot. 
 
 To make wry faces. ^fT m. pl.--^n. f^=q^, Ht5 «. 
 
 To make faces at. P,<<5'^M|c^rMl/./'Z. ^R^, ^^n^ 
 f'TT/./'i.-«Ji^r«ir//'/.-%7R'''TT/. .p^. <^l^<iuj. 
 
 3 V. Surface. ?r?5»«. qre/. artn «. [ t «t. 
 ^forepart, v. Fkont. rftfn. H^n 3TT«. J^HPlm.annTr- 
 
 On its f. »rff P. f5R, SRT^. 
 That lies with its f. upwards, vdrliuil, 7?nTT. 
 To fall upon its f. ^r?T or xftrr ait,-, qsof— as opposed 
 to To fall with its f. upwards. ^K ado. qsrjf. 
 
 5 confidence, assurance.^ effrontery. ?IFF n. rffj «. fv^T- 
 I kffr^n. 
 
 6 ( as of a cut, gem or other polygon ). q^rj or\^m. 
 To Face, v. a. meet in front. ^\i\*\ fff5«.-«ft?HT f^ts n. ^of. 
 
 ! 2 «/(z«(/ opposite to. ^HH-^T^^-^'-Jj^-^^?^-&c. 3T- 
 
 , To Face, p. »i. turn the f. fTTln. fPT^, rffs «. fpT^T STO^i. 
 Face-cloth, n. "^^K^ n. 
 Face-wipeb, n. fff^qHWi. H^^R^w. 
 1 Faced, a. rT'l^MI, JWr^, ?ffft. 
 I Facet, n. «nT'^or'^?jOT. «};ot»». 
 I Having facets— gem, &c."^r^(^K. 
 
 I Facetious, a. jocular, witty — of persons. 'Id+*JI, 'iHffl, 
 <.'<<lrf1, 25?ftT, 4^«)M, <l^*il^+, f^^ft^, rftT^. 
 2— of sentiments. R^I^MI, 3%^, Tf^, R-ild^V, f^- 
 
 Facetiocslt, orfc. T. A. fipCt^, <5|^, f^^ft^^. 
 Facetiousness, n. A. 1. f^T^w. S^sfMt/. T^^^w. <f^*r1l/. 
 Facial, a. pertaining, ^c. to the face. ?fflT^, 5^1^, ^^- 
 
 Facile. See East. 
 
 To Facilitate, v. a. male easy. ^"tnT-^tqirr-^WIBiJ -gf?»T- 
 
 ^'nT-^^n^T-Ac. ^Fm, ^^F^n. ^i^g. of o. 
 Y kCii-XT^ ,n. freedom from difficulty , v. Easinkss. ?nq*?'T<»«. 
 
 2 eflse in performing, v. Exfebtness. ^Mq^/. ^TH^cETm. 
 
 ^w. +«<d /. TjF/. 
 
 8 means by which performance it rendered easy. ^ /. 
 
 4 v. Softness, hhmt «Fl«liq<»IT»n.-H<HMU|| m. 
 Facing, a. having the face towards. ^TTtT, 3Tf»T5^. 
 Fac simile, m. an exact copy. ^^ "MSf^rfl sTT/. 
 
 Fact, n. thing done or occurred. MS'^rfl or ^^ 3TT%^ nt- 
 
FAG 
 
 303 
 
 FAI 
 
 Founded on f. fi*|UI*J4. 
 2— in law, <Ae «a//«r oj J. jpr «. 
 Facts of a case. ^<J>1*H j.\^*\<\j- 
 Beeital of fact?. ^RTTT or qTm. K^T^w- 
 3 actuality, reality. <1»T»TT/ ^{rHr\\ f. *(lwr«l+MUIT M. 
 In f. «)WH:, «JH'M1, r^vq, Hr^rT:. 
 FaCTIOX, n. party. rRm. fTSm. "paft/ IMw. [ ^«. 
 
 2 diuettiion, public ditcord. iT^rn.^ n. ^?Toit/. *{-*A\m. 
 Factiocs, a. given to faction. 5»tWT, «i4<HK, f^PFT^^^, 
 
 2 proceeding, Sfc. from faction. *4fif>H<MI, qTraTNT, <P- 
 
 Factiolslt, o</r. v. A. iRTaJt <p^f<p^m.-Ac. ^Tw?n% 5^t%. 
 FiCTious>-Z38, «. V. A. ?^#Tt/.-^I^"i^/-«ilTo^/--&c. ^- 
 
 Factitiols, o. v. Abtificial. %^??T, ^dl-m, ^PMH, ^rf^P^. 
 Factor, n. r. Aokst. arirTT, ^HIWI, <l>KHlO. 
 
 2 — in arith. or algebra, y^n^ or m«i«|)W^/«. "T^». 
 Factoraoh, i». v. N. arrr/. 
 Factobsdip, (I. V. N. ^MI^HUII m. ilMlwHifl/. 
 
 Factoby, II. ■jrer'jt^ 3r|T m. ^fr^t /. mssft/. 
 
 2 T. MASCFACTORr. ^KNMI m. 
 Factotcm, n. ^<+I»0 o*" "TT, 'PIHI-m TT^T «. 
 Faculit. See Abilitt, Power. 
 
 Faccsd, Facuitoitt. See Eloqdknt, Eloqcesck. 
 
 To Faddle. See To Fiddlefaddle. 
 
 To Fade, v. n. tcither. <pt*T«t, 1?t*r3T'f, ^t^^of, <^lm^^, 
 
 ^Btmr»f , if^ or ^»nif , ^i^-iuf, »it^, tn »». ^rm y. o/ ». 
 
 2 — of colors, Ac. ft<iui, Tl^, TfTTot, tt wi. 7J'f-7'TT'»f 
 
 5 o/ #. OT"'f , r**''.*;^ -firw-»nft^-&c. ^tot. [ ^. 
 
 3 /«■«<, dUappear, t. To Vanish. f??l^«T ^, TTfr^T- 
 7aded, p. T. V. 1. ^iH'^'^l, V\ Xa-*a.i Ac. *;7R, *ii^<Ji1. 
 
 3TTTT, Tm»ra, JnftT, TTtr^rr tnr^, Hi'*. 
 
 FaSIKO, a. <Ao/ quickly fadr$. fti^J, fJ|'-*[. ['<! m.n. 
 
 F.scca, ». excrement. H?5 m. «. ;»/>. ira m. n m. ^^ ». n- 
 ColorleM or white f. ■3?i»f>H<^ «. 
 Frothy and mucous f. ^Fh-? yf\^f■ j 
 
 Thin and watery f. *»!«/. vt^ »». ▼t^5?T/. I 
 
 2 See Dbeoy, Sibt. 
 To Fao, r. n. T. To Toil. fn'J, «=I^, «^ *»• f /.-><nT m. ;>/. 
 -*c.*T«f, ■JUTTUTi? w.-irinn^ w. /.-Ac. ^rwT. 
 2 yroic wearied, v. To Tibe. CTTot, «l»1«1, '•TR^'f. 
 lb Fao, r. o. 8eo To Tibe. 
 Fao, h. See Dbcdoe. 
 
 Fao-csd, ■.—of cloth, Ac. fl[nT/ pi. ^\^ m.f. j 
 
 To twist or secure the f. tnf VM'it, fT¥l/. 1T3^. ' 
 2 Se« BErt-te. | 
 
 Fmiouto, ». T. V. N. 1. — aei. J^Twf «. VK\f(TK m.f. U'.IVI- 
 
 ? ■»./. ■jT^iftTT ■«. 'MTrf^/. 3f7nft=i/. ^hfl'fi/, wn- 
 
 I Fagot, ». irfat/ ??tfT HRT w. Trft /• n>MT nt. 
 
 I Faqot-skllee, n. Riaf^+qr, »f!a+<<i, Htaflcna i. 
 
 ^ 2b Fail, p. «./a/Z «Ao;V, become deficient, g^, H^liot, qjift 
 
 I -T'TT-J^-Ac. TS^, ^ /•'5_'r/.-<?t7T OT.-^JTcft /.-Ac. T5- 
 
 ' ot y. o/ s. 
 
 2 ieconif extinct. TT^^T, TS^t, ^Rot, *T^, ^fif, ^Trof, 1- 
 
 3 tink, decline, decay, ^'c. — hopes, spirits, strength, Ac. 
 H'liN'jf, »Tli+o6iJl, or KtTKcftW %ot, ?r^, ?^«df, g^- 
 "Jf, ^rS't, HPT^, TBSot, vjTfJi, 5Rf^, vJdiUT, H^"'? , 5rT''f, "T- 
 
 «P^, 'isKui, wt n. pi. sjH'jf y. ofs. ^t(\ f. pi. nras't. 
 4 — eyes, ears, Ac. become impaired. ^"Jf, fTT »».-=^ra'ffi. 
 -Ac. Mi<)u|. 
 
 5 yiVW, yite icay, t. To GirE. TFnff, ^P'^'jf, ^7^, sftT- 
 
 6 mis4, miscarry, v. To Defeat, ^^t, ^T^^., IM-Moiui, 
 
 f^H'H'f, 3T5^Wf%/.-^r4f^7fTT/. ^"tiif y. ofs. 
 
 7 be deficient in duty. '^'P'^f, SoEof, joEtJf, f^f^f^, JTR a^/t'. 
 vTTW or %ui-, 3T?R: «.-d*Nri /.- J3TT^Rt/.-«p^/.-Ac. ^^, 
 and with y. o/"*. ^t^-<T5''t. 
 
 8 become bankrupt. 4^^^, 5^, Hts^, 'M^OJ, TTFTot. 
 To Fail, ». a. forsake, leace in the lurch. stfTT ». ^, "Pi(it 
 
 Fail, Failing, Faili re, n. v. V. N. 1. and Deficiesct, 
 g^riif n. <3t/. g;?/ rft^r »»• 'HJ/- ^rjr/. 
 
 2 f?/ ft^/. n. "P^r OT. 
 
 3 and Decline, ^t^ n. Ac. »ft? »»• *riS*oB/. 
 
 7 ^ / T55 m. <t>Hfi</. ^^^f. \i^\HW f 3t'=R ». <T«' 
 •FraiT/. HvHI^^ or fTSTT^^i. 
 
 8 iTper n. 55of n. qrfl'JTp/. 
 
 I. a. f. a weakness, tj'c. v. Fault. T^t n. rtur «. 
 "Without fail, v. CEETAiNLr. ?nftfT, 3ffl1.^. 
 Fain. See Glad, Gladlt. 
 To Faint, p. n. ttcoon. y^HT/.-H^uf/.+riH »i./. ^<ff f«. 
 
 2 lose coiiraye, ardor., ^c. v, C'ouraoe. iHt »i.-3T^^nT»«. 
 -Ac. flrt«i , Tom, ^T^of, (PTT/ ^^ HTJ^i-iRrOTy. oft. 
 »TJ n. ;>f. ffniiy. oft. fzt\ or ft-^]f. pi. ^fqdf y. o/«. 
 
 3 See To Vanish. 
 
 Faint, a. of tinkiny spirit i; inclined to sicoon. ipTHFJ^sjT, 
 *f?H'* ^Irtrll, •J--v»r«tl'X, ^;^«ff'5^, ^wTI'?^, "HR, 
 
 To bo f. qiJ^TT^. [T'TTT. 
 
 2— of colors. f^TT rrm/M. ftpp^, *3(^t|T, J'^'^i THTn, 
 8 — of sounds. R5, f '^'PT, M\(\'h., ^'.'TTMT. 
 
 4 «^jE-, tliiyjiih, unanimaled, languid. JT7, fjJ^, rftw, "R- 
 
 6 i«ti*, «/»yA<, lUtU in degree. «IT«T^, ^>?^, ?^, '*T?7, 
 »T?7, T <P?Pt or tpTtST ST 'FiC'l or ^i ^^35 ^^^, <p^ »r 
 
FAI 
 
 304 
 
 FAL 
 
 rAINT-HEAETED, «. T. COWABDLT. P^{4, ^''^j ^T^'Ttft- 
 
 PAUrrED, p. V. V. 1. H^stF an^aiT, &c. ^^%?I, HJ^^'W, H- 
 
 FAI5TISa, «. V. V. 1. ^^ /. SR^/. qj^TT M. 5ft^/. 
 
 Faixtlt, ado. v. A. 3. JT^, »t5H^. 
 
 4 JT^, g^^, fdBl^^i, '4T7<TR, fiHulMluj. 
 
 Faixtnkss, «. V. A. 1. +.riHrf/. '?5Tf5T/. '=f^rf^/. j 
 
 Faie, a. ( of complexion ) or — the complexion. «tKt remiss. 
 'T|<il and 'ftfccTT and qf^ fairish, •«|e(*i or wt^cET, 
 
 'it'T'n', ntrr 'itTTT, 3^^, »fh:, j^H«ji, ?rT^ or riiy<j«f ( and 
 
 atributieeli/ r^^(^^ ). — intcna. fair as the lily, the snow- 
 drop, Sfc. 'TTTT^T^, ^TTtTTflrl or «iRq^ "itTT, »itTr "Tr- 
 ^WtS, 'TtTT JTRT TH, ^?TT tft7, f5E<t=ErT Tr^TTSf. 
 
 I'airiBh, t;. supra. f«4*i'Ti<l, MKmi. 
 2— of weather. 3^1^, g%tt^, f ^TT^hTT, T^T^Ht, 3'- 
 
 Interval of f. weather. 4^\if. ^M\£\f. 
 3— of wind. m-itHl'NI, ♦il'i'Hl, Sli-^l, 31H-^3 /»op. HPT- 
 
 4 equal, equilalle, reasonalle, v. JusT. 5lfl«R,^M«n, 'ft" 
 
 ?, ^n?, winif«i+ pop. sjMrfoi^, g^ hfiNt, 'fftt^, «ft- 
 
 By f. meana. n^TnTft^ or g^Rll^^. 
 F. and foul. ^aqTr^sT. 
 F. but false, t^^ qw %?iFr. 
 , F. words. JTTpfrs %^ n. JjoPTTTft/. 
 
 5 uprif/ht, honorable.^ — of persons. WIMlf^l* pop. STTT- 
 
 sfTrT, ^T5:?To5, ?Rr5 ^^o/J. ^ToS, m'^, %^^, Hrfl-MT. 
 G moderalely, tjood. sn[T, «lTraT, %»rer, SRT^ff^. 
 
 7 handsome, v. Beautifut,. g^, CT^, y<M^<,fT. 
 Fair one, v. Beauty, g^t/. ST^^fft/. 
 
 Tlie fair, the fair sex, women. ^N+t/- i'^. f^^/. i^Z. 
 
 8 See Legible, 
 
 Faik, n. great market. ^^ or KoET m. ^f pop. ^ or ^ m. 
 
 ^T%^ «n^IT »». sit'til^ «fPTR »». 
 Fadi, Faikly, adv. v. A. l. ?m^iTl%, ;ft?ft%, 3'YfT'T^, ^R??'- 
 
 "Torr^, %'»^'%,55^!iTft^f^,^nr'iT,«rimT,HFTr^', ^fft%, &c. 
 
 I. completely, v. WlIOtLT. ^TT^, f^r^5>. 
 Faibiso, n. ^co^T^ fspFFT arm^rft ^01^/. 
 Faibsess, n. V. A. 1. iIt^/. ni'^mTn*. &c. >Tlht^«. 
 
 2 JT^'mrm. fifT'i??TT/. 3Tg<JM<ll^rMn. 
 
 3 ^r?l^5E7'iirM. arg^^^tTT/. corr. aiH^^fll/. 3TT5^?^n. 
 
 5 spTTf&npTTTwj. ^^f. %?r/. f TcftfrqwTm. HrWnm. affsf- 
 
 FAiK-sroiiES, a. qlrqt?^, f^'JHTsnjft, J^TT^TT 'I'rS, ^F^fT ^^ 
 
 -T^-^i'irfi-nti-f^reT. 
 Faiby, w. qft/. ^F^Th^^tTT/. 
 Faiey, a. qfNlT, M^'-MI ^^-TT^. 
 Faith, n. hdiej of revealed religion. vmK(^f. V mH^-'h f. 
 
 2 trust in God. ^Hm. ^«T^/. ^^fJ^T/. ^Ki{>^V(^ f. 
 
 3 <rw<,— gener. v. Beliep. f^»^ff»», «T^/. ^?WR»». f^- 
 
 Done with f. J)T^l*ri_ 
 
 Strong f. steady belief. ^<Ji^si^OT. 
 
 To break/ f^=^i*iNMOT. «R^. 
 
 4 a/. religious system- tfifw. J^rTw. KpW. "r<T««. ^fST^TTm. 
 
 5 See Faithfclxess. 
 Faith-breach, «. f^»<fTO^TT?Tw. 
 Faith-bkeakeb, «. ^»^^MM¥t, ^'<(I'HVJM--P. 
 Faithful, a. firm in belief of religion. ^IT^HT'ft, ^TTWHTTT, 
 
 Vl^r^y, V*5m<N''I, «r^i«*i'i, ^T^lP't'l. 
 
 2 trusting in God. q^^qTH^t^qT-Ac. ^»5rT?T%5niTKT-f%- 
 
 3 stanchly adherent, Sjc. ^^TpfT, ^im-^k, 4HI1i-<|I,Pni<S- 
 
 4 keeping faith, obsercant of promise, Sfc. *t)<K|-^, «|><|0, 
 
 ?IPT. [^'<^^^. 
 
 5 conformable to truth, v. Teue. ^TT, HFT, T-sTPT'I, T^rvJ 
 Faithfully, o(fp. t. A. 3 ^HMR, sh\^ ^d«lA, ^5>fR>"J«i^. 
 
 4 ?l?T tnSH, ^TTT ^^55, ^"^T?t'rT^, &c. 
 
 5 ^"4'*^, 'T^iTTfTT, T«n^. 
 
 Faithfulness, «. a-. A. "3. prpTn. ^"^TTrm- iHI^MilTm. PTT- 
 JT^/ r^H^^r^ir.^/ ^SHf^/. sPTf^m/. STHTf*/ 
 
 4 i^'^MOlUn. ^JHTT/ smrfT'PrTTw. &c. «RT». Hr*A^\f. ?TPT- 
 
 srfrrfmr/ ?fr4(<j-mHi/. 
 
 5 ^^tnjjrw. HrMrwf. qT'<7ms.TTn. q"<Tr<f ?TT / ^T'lTTWTn. 
 Faithless, a. unbelieving. ar^sTRft, ssT^r^^-^JfT-Ac. ^^]^- 
 
 ^j^-&c, [f^*<+^<r»T, 
 
 2 perfidious, T. False, w^, ^tPTTT, ^131^1 ^TT-Tlipi, 
 Faithlessness, n. v. A. 1. arf^'^T^m. 3if^A(|f^?ii/. f^>^^^ 
 m^^m. IT^T^JfTrTT/. HTtT^Jf^fTT/ &c. 
 2 ^fraf / ^nldquilOT. ilPTpfr/ ^»1*^<IH1/ 
 Falchion, n. v. Swoed. rr»TTw». 
 ] Falcon, n. ijf^O'H+llunm. ^TOMT or TT«i. ^f|d«. X^m. 
 I FALCONEB,n.iii^0^+(l"l<Jlrfl,«lf^1+)'H|U||^:s^fn^inT^''nTT, 
 ' Falcon-ey, n. «jf^O+IWluil ^?r f^I^FTT ^^^Jf ». 
 To Fall, e. «. ^Z^., Tssuf , qrRw.-&c. ^rwf y.o/ «. t<i<juj. 
 To f. asleep. IJVJf. «l'I"i m. cou. 
 To f. along senseless. <pai«. TSijf y. o/ «. 
 To f. suddenly or with agitation. ^^RJtjf, ^r*n>of. 
 
 2 sulside, decline from intenseness, v. To Abate, q^tif, 
 
 3 ie degraded, ruined, ^'c. <«!•*( J(, <*(M<5lul, ^W'if, 3^7 
 wn r».-^jf^/.-&c. ^t% g. of s. qfrt?T-«^-^2n-lfe?f-&c. 
 
 4 — leaves, Uossoms, fruits, hair, &c. ^n^t, >Torft, ^TTF- 
 
PAL 
 
 305 
 
 PAL 
 
 Z adv. qjof, »ia( /.-»I5E?ft /.-ITS /.-H»il*|o!>/.-"lT'T«E/. OT- 
 
 5 ( in battle ) Jtf iHled. <T?ut, ^T^, tf>mi^ ^, 'WNUf, 
 
 6 awavj ^oir /«a«, t. To Waste. xfpT'Jif, -Ml^iuif, «+.ri<j|, 
 grin n. TT^-^ftT^t-Hliul', 3T^F#, ^^i'ft/. H^-^ot, 
 «5T>if or S!^, i'ldO'i, fR^, j^i^, M+KUJ, «ii<<oi. 
 
 7 in; #»/i* 111, ie depreued. <<(Trf'ld«i, ?fw<l"i, «Rr^, <ft- 
 BcEut, 3ri?t ^Jiwf. 
 
 8 off; Jenm* worte or lea. 3^, V*<<"Ji, Rl-Hri^i, ft^TS^. 
 
 9 on ; to ; #rf <o eagerly, q^iif, rfi'iOi, 'JS^i >i<lH«i, ^- 
 ?R9r, UiViu'l, JTTT /. 'HT'f . 
 
 10 on ; upon ; t. To Attack. ^TT TTif f«VA ^, griTT- 
 ^ TTf ''^' 3TtnT^ ^, Toft q^, =sTPR ^nif , ^suf 
 
 11 out; T. To QuAREEL, ^j^, fspn «.-f^^»l. TS'T 
 y. Q^«. ^/- f*tNS>i|. 
 
 12 short of. 3T?Rwf, ^ift "nrif, 5<:^, 3m/.-T|t/.-rTt- 
 
 ZT ••.-^^/-Jtc. anr^. 
 
 13 to ; •ppljf one't tdj to. fr^'^, ^l^r, Tjot, i^TTif, 3<ir- 
 
 ^, g^«r. [^g.ofo. 
 
 14 under ; he nmjed or reehmed with. ^^ ^^-t^- 
 
 15 in with ; t. To Mnrt. its/. TS^r. 
 
 16 See also To Apostatize, To Kcvolt, &c. 
 
 Tail, Falliso, «. t. y.!.— <ic<. qrot n. Ac. <lrj^ n. <n«T m. 
 »If55T «. •«4««i n. ^^/. ^?r m. H?R n.f^tPT n. 3Tvi:'TT- 
 «T m. ftPtMM m. fJ?n?5T «. t<«|rH n. 
 
 F. of rain. ^^\^ w. qiH*4MI ^^ «. ff%/. 
 
 2 3f<Tnc ■• a^RfTT «. 3Jt?rKr «». 
 
 F. and rise. ^HK^S «. 
 3 — Of/. ^^ n. &,c.—»tate. r. Deobabatios. ^jfrt/.^TT 
 
 m. <I^;^f^/. <T^n «. roR^n m. JTpRrn «. j^Ripi w. 
 
 4 0OT ». Ac rpift/. fTJ^/. 
 
 Great A rapid f. ^z^ m. <reTIT «. SiiNo!/. 
 L See Watbbpaiu 
 PaXAaCiOcs, «. topkutieal, deeeplice. ^ I H I tiN I, *< I M I « l fqt. , 
 
 2 «u>< Kf II /.funded, wtOeUng tsfectatum. Wt?ft^, sn^- 
 
 FaLLAOr, «. tophitm, ife. 3TPTm m. H14M1MI4I «». 
 
 YkJAMX^f. T. V. 1. «Tf^<?T, A«. qrfw, *5^ ( e«p. in comp. 
 aa raM^, 1^^'T, 3TfM*ll-.««H, ) qf^fl or ft' l friH 
 (esp. in compa* tooth-fallen f^lf^Ifl^JT, hair-fallen f^- 
 frJiTW, and f<»lf^«l^<n, fflfr^af^iT, h'lfea^W, Ac. ), 
 
 jrn, wfim, ?rfr, f^rf^. 
 tkUMUxn, *. ▼. A- 5*mMT'lM«1l «•. Ac. »<H«llm^ l/. 
 
 FAiLnui, «. /loA/* to ffT. ^vrm srhpn-innT-Ac. wfRnn 
 
 Man ia f. vt7t:^MM>i<^. 
 Fauno ncKSKss, ». t. BriLsrsT. »TT»ft or fir^/. 
 
 F. for years. *Ht||d q^tfT. [^ %^^?5T. 
 
 2 ic/{ untowed after ploughing. ^{X'^K^^^^^^^^J?^^^' 
 Fallow, n. ground at rest. qi/. q^tH ^nftT /. 
 To Fallow, v. a. Hi«Kr<4H< iff ^r^I^TI^T "^9t. 
 Fallowdeeb, n. ^ 3TT?fNT ^ft^T »». an^. 
 False, o. not true— morMy. ?qiZT, STHf^, 3^1^, c5^, 
 
 ?itT,"JjTTreT, f%ff*T, ^, 3T?ft^, — freely, indcf. Ac. ^Z^ 
 HtST, 3^^ "Pi^, ri«(lirf-«<IS', ri«tl4rfWU, rf«ll5c*MI«5. 
 
 2 no^ /riMf,— physically, ^l^, 55^^, ?5^,f*l«qT, aTOfT, 
 
 3 treacherou»,perjidiou»,jaithles». ^5tCT,^7^no5, ^fldKI, 
 
 fi'Tw, B?-+<i c ^o', ^pq^'Y, j=Rr5rr ^^, t^^t^ ^^«r, 
 
 HMNl #eT, Ac. f^H^^rm, ^f»fR, 34MIHlfif|:p pop. an- 
 fTJnrr ^t^-^rr^^-Ac. — freely, iudef. Ac, ^V^ afST, ?A- 
 
 F. but fair looking, rfil+l q?: ^4«|i|. 
 
 4 counterfeit, not real. ^l^T, ^iWloS, filWTT, %^cJT, 1^- 
 
 fft, *ffl-=ir, ^T^TT, ^q^, «hH6m, afirt, d*<5*n, ^wia, 
 
 •HI<»rtiAI,3ii<lRfi. 
 
 The f. and debased ( rupees, money, Ac. ). ^dMIdl 
 (^^, ^i^nT Ac. ). 
 False-heabted, a. v.False. mni "Sqit, mNI ^tJT, T^TT- 
 
 Falsehood, Falseness, Falsitt, n. v. A. 1. 9S<qi<^/. a- 
 HT^/. <al<ii^/. ^/ ^"t^qiTT m. Ac. aTOc'T?n'/. ^^ «. 
 qjTT^iT ». ^fsHT n. 3T?ft'l> «. H«ll^l<\ m. — freely, indef. 
 Ac. S^nfte^I^/. cl«tlflrfdl^/. ri^l^rf+lfl/. ^ife'lT- 
 t[f. 3i'J^e% «. 
 
 2 ^^,quii «. Ac. ^?t^/ '^f- yn*r«<<ii/. 
 
 8 ^1^/. #=i/. #^q^ w. Ac. q^Tj «. q?iq^ n. ^^mvf\ 
 
 /^fHHqSt/.H'lI'^l ^■d'fcqoiIw.Ac. f^*^<l»ft/.— freely, 
 indef. Ac. ^A\£['^^\£[J. ri«lliflc»if11^ /• <4*tl^c4*l<\ /• 
 
 4 #'^aiT m. Ac. ^t^/. ^/. 
 
 I, o f. on untruth. «qift/, 3T^ n. PllWdHII"! n.fJrwiT- 
 ^^PT n. fifwit^/. 
 Falselt, flJo. V. A. 1. ^t'lT, a. Jffc/. K»IT<f^, ^lL4U|l^, Ac. 
 
 2fn»trr. 
 
 To Falsift, v. a, render falte 6y interpolation, Ife. ^fl^r ^- 
 ^, 'WT-«(f^r'(T-Ac. f<R^ ^JT "Rot, ^^qfsviU^ q>Tot, 
 2protefal*e. ^ftCT-STHfT-Ac. ^?Tii-<niof.^5?f ^T?Tf^, 
 fn^qTT m.^%7<^ n.-Ac. jii«iwI. 
 2 violate, break byjakehood. ^[Z\ WI^-'VilA., fitzf.'&c. 
 
 Tim ATT, n.fal and happy fellow, ▼. Fat. gzi^I TotTl or 
 
 2b Faltkb, r. n. kerUate in utterance, t. To Uehitats. 3rx- 
 
 ^TflC^ or 3(Tl^«^ W Cfll*flliif, «N*fli«l, y'-»i««l, ^<<<o«t, 
 
 sm^, n^voOTT/. ft. m^, *^/-Vrtt/. ^^ y. «/ *. 
 
 2 fail, yield, tink under, V^«f, VH'5^, ^^^^, S?^, 
 
PAM 
 
 306 
 
 *MNui, 'm«i«i, ^T^, ^THT^, 1^, 'iskuT, =F^/- ^IM. 
 
 PaME, n. reputation, renown, celebrity. ^fttrT/. tiVf^'P ot. 
 
 sfTTT/'o/). ?n^ n. Trac^tfJp'IP w. 3m??TT/. '^TTfrT/. sn^TT/. 
 
 SK'-Mlfrl/. !Tl%f^/. 5Tt^^:7 «. HN?T^/- HIHHl/ JTmlW 
 
 »». srfrrer/. «t^ «. srirr/. sff^rfrf/. f^^/. d%/. 3T^- 
 
 CT «». <!MltlMI m. W[M\ m. t^ m. ^K^ m.i;. 3^, ^, 
 To acquire f. HHiy ^TCTf, JTN m.-T^T n.-&c. f^ToE^, 
 
 «nTT^ 5^/- 7«rn;>iif, ^f%/.-^f5r».-^f?fT w.-Ac. 'iM«r«i, 
 
 ^RF m. JIM«|ui, 5r5T Jn.-^n m.-«^^ m.-&e. rfHUI, 3TF?^ 
 or 3T^;pRoif. 
 
 To lose one's f. f^jg^/. J|HI«|<ij. 
 2 rumour, talk, bruit, v. Eeport. 3T«r| or 3FRI^ /• STP^ 
 
 Famed, o. v. Famous. ^T^^^TTfT, sri%5, ^FtfS^TT^. 
 Familiab, a. of or belonging to a family, qr^, J^#R^, ^- 
 
 2 unceremonious, free, easy. <-4o!niotl<i, <^o4V(oild, V*«lofl- 
 ?r,WotHoflff, ylc4c|of\d or ^d,i)oftH, ^*«l*|,3l*«(*lrt loESfoftrr. 
 
 To become f. Jftl/ #Tof y. o/ #. 
 
 3 well versed in, accustomed to, Sfc. v. Cokveesant. ^- 
 ^ilijirtl, ^TTHBT, <l^«rtl, <llM<.rtOT, &C. %^, %?IT, ^pTT, 
 *llf^H'IK, t)l+«)'ll<, ^l+'t'^K. 
 
 4 well known. ^^^fV^.| M^tlfldrfl, ^RMldWrfl, JH^ft- 
 ^, Hir^ri'llO-HI, Tft^^RT^T, "Tft^nffrBT, Tfrl^, =^^^5. 
 
 5 intimate. ^l^'fUl, ^r^, W^IifHT, ift^, Jl-t^-H^I, q- 
 
 Familiab, «. intimate. ?r^, ^cft^cftTTT f^TST. 
 
 FaMILIAEITT, n. v. A. 2. <<1ct<t|orirtHU|l m. qct^offrTT'TTw*. &c. 
 3. 4 m^ m. ^f^ OT. <^WrlRlO/. HTf^rmrft/. HT^/. ^- 
 tJRrToE/. sil+'M'^l'O/. SfFTRT »». B^/. ^HmT «. ^m^Z or 
 
 F. breeds contempt. STTtTT^ ''Rft ^PToft^ ?T^ STT^- 
 To Familiakize, v. a. habituate, t. To Accustom, q^foft- 
 
 ^rT#-<if^<<i<0<'(itfl-*>r^')ifi<i-iNr<<id-&c. arm^-qn^, n- 
 
 ifcTT m.-^TTR M.-&C. qTS^t, TNI^. 
 
 To become familiarized. ^1*1^, >^i«i'«*u(, JH"!^/ 55PI- 
 ojf in. con. with g. of o. 
 Familiarly, adv. v. A. 2. ^IoE«lcft?rT'Jn%, &c. ^jl<iqof)r|, ^- 
 
 5 % 6f)H o f)? r, ^TRT^, ^Hj^TT^. 
 
 Family, n. household, ^c. ^ZjSf n. 5R^ «. m n. ^^ fft^ 
 
 m. pi. M<->flH|U|^ n. />/. Tft^ »»• fft^TT «». <isM]<. n. ?<r- 
 
 ?55T m. fT^ n. +filr5l «». H^Hi"!^ «. /)/. «il^rfrH4'l «• sn- 
 
 ^-l«)4'll m. ^^TR OT. [^TTTw. 
 
 Custom or course of procedure of a f. H<x||< m. J^- 
 
 F.-quarrel. [l^+?5^- /)op. >^<+rf^ m. qr^RT m. q^^- 
 
 F.-cares and aaxieties. «noE^ or «lToEqT OT. 
 F. of little ones. «n«R^ or qratTT »». 
 
 FAM 
 
 F.-circle. mHi'£\f. qrnrftJTIst /. qT%55 m. 
 
 F.-stock or store. q^il'lHl/. V<1fil/. 
 
 Of the f. q?^, vHdi'I, ^<Tt7fi%r, afTfTff^, «*^M. 
 
 Pension or provision granted by Government to a 
 family. «TToE7T^^/. «llo4M<<«?ft/. 
 
 That has a family; a family man. jj^t, Jj^ToET, ^T^- 
 q?H?5, 'tl-J5«<, 'H<.«<k'1, <Hirf+(l, ?I^3^r^^, 51'l^nft, ^- 
 
 That is the earning ( or sustaining ) member of a 
 family. v^t^?TT, ^^H^, ft^PB^rtt, ^^TSfTT^, *HNdI, ^- 
 
 2 V. Offspeino, Chtldeen. h^^iS n. pi. 5^;^ n. />/. 
 
 That has a family. h!j<«)WI or SET, 'tN^RT, +,^i|-^*ir- 
 8 hou^e, lineage, race, tribe. ^ pop. ^ n. ^?r m. nt^f fl. 
 
 m n. qrmr »». qrr^ ». ^irrfrii'op. 3it?t/. f^r^q/. g^rn. 
 <'{\<\\^f <HH«)''-l »»• 3T^<^/. afF^^ w. 
 
 An emigrated or eitinct f. T?PFo5 n. 
 
 Extinction or ruin of a f. ^?7?^ m. ej^lrfm «. 5?5?T^ 
 w. 5^?rT?I m. q^/. jrfTT »n. ^^^t^^ m. ^?fpE^ m. 
 
 F.-practice or rite. +r5NK m. ^r^tnf wi. q^RTTT^KM. 
 
 F.-honour or respectability. ^rfH^Kj/. ^^It^ m. 
 
 F.-quality, trait, &c. M*i<AMf. 
 
 F.-pride. +rfirilHM m, 
 
 F.-ties and connections. gTHqqm, 
 
 F.-priest or spiritual director. *rf^^ «i. ^riimt*<IM 
 m. +t«lNl4 w. 
 
 F.-tale. +ot4>d/. ^PipPrf/. 
 
 Head or chief of a f. +(-l4frT »«. +rfHI'<T m. 
 
 History of a f. ^^nR-sI «. 
 
 Line, order or succession of a f. ^rfM<*J<l /^'?n^W/. 
 
 That is of a good or ancient f. v. Gentle. *rf|^, 
 ^TTrff^T, ^if^i'l'd, fr^^^TT^ or v>n^, 31RT??, ^^Orf, qt^jTST, 
 ^qot, ^fTt^t^T, <?ll"fl-=)I, 3Tt4. 
 
 That is of a low f. v. Base. ^^. 
 
 Of the f.- of. ^?i% snftq, m. 
 
 Eeligion or a religious obseryance of a f. ^r^q^ tn. 
 
 Tutelar divinity of af. ^r5^i|dl /.^ri^«(dn.+ri«|PO«. 
 
 To be reduced — a f. qT n. «ra%. 
 Such designations as ornament of the family, glory of 
 the house, lustre of the tribe, light, honor, grace, ifc. of 
 the race or line, are answered by ^r^^^pp, «^ri'J«|U|, 
 foET^T f7^?5T or ftoET, +rff?lrf+, ^rJiH, fOT^H. And as 
 applied to females by +rl('HT, +''^«)Mr, Jrf^, Such 
 designations as prop, pillar, stay, defence, ^c. of the 
 family, house, race, Sfc. are answered by M<i-Hi<si«), ^TT- 
 
 ^qR'T, qroT^rfq, ^3?fHT ^rt«T, qn^<Tnre?ii, ^^m, and 
 
 espec. with ironical implication oils'MMri m. ^idKIH 
 m. Such designations as ruin, bane, pett, evil genius, Sfc. 
 oi the family or race, Ate rendered by ^?TT^, Jrll'lK, 
 g«ER^ qiTTRr or «1«U|KI, f^^^, qt^-'TT ^\^J^ ^?TR. 
 
PAN 
 
 307 
 
 FAB 
 
 Terms answering to brand, blot, scandal, reproach, dit- 
 grace, Sfe. of the family are, f^^^^TT, 'inif?^ W^ ^ETTRT, 
 53^, *«dM, '^r<f1"i-mn^«il, Hi*lN< ll^ft NWUIKI; and 
 as restricted to females, *-i4|. 
 
 4 hirth, extraction, descent. ^5^/. ^TW/. 3T3T «». 3?lf% 
 
 5 ( of animals, plants, Ac. ) ^nf^ ^»p. vITjT/. T"?*!. 
 FAimrK, «. T. ScABciTT. ^^Fl^y/wp. p^oE or 5^55 m.^iflS m. 
 
 F. occasioned by excessive rain. 3HT3T J^PE of^i^m. 
 
 F. occasioned by drought, g^ ^^PTol »».«hi<si I^FTBJoi. 
 31) Famish, v. a. t. To Starve, ^^mft »TK^. 
 To Fakish, v. «. T.To Stabve. OTTfft HTot, ji><6«i, 3RIHt- 
 
 Famocb, a. eeUbrattd, renowned. hN+0, HlMyiO, iih<^k, 
 
 Ac. ^Mfj^R, ?E«TPT, smsTFT, M<<-*<H, r<<<.'Mi<i, ^Tfrtf^, 
 
 stRt?, g^rffrs, «Tn^, 'ni^, smrTn, 'rnrf 5, «nR^, 
 HH*i«Ht, ^-ti-tyNi, am^^TT^, 5:5, f^^, srf<m, ^imi- 
 ?nw, r^r'*iHif^f<. 
 
 FaMOCBlt, adv.findy, Sfc. «jTlHlJ<fc|7, STT»ft, 55^^. 
 
 FaMOCsxess. See Fame. 
 
 Fait, «. q^ w. f^^uil or ^^tjtT «. sJTvPT «■ •P^'F^ n. y^MUI n. 
 
 Mft-ai ". [*''-'*^ n. 
 
 F. of bamboo matting for fanning a fire. *"!"* •!''{». 
 
 2 winnotcing basket. ^ n. dim. ^^r^t/. ^jf «.— de- 
 precative or diminutive, g^ n. 
 To Fajt, ». a. «mT ■!. ^K^, "f^^ ^TTT m. yi-^.uf, pMyuHKI 
 
 ■I. MW^I, "R^, BI^, Ud^jiii, UdtHui, ^<Mut, WTJ'f. 
 
 2 See To Wntvow. 
 Faitatic, FAJfATiCAt, A T.W.— of persoiu. MMPt^l, «l«?^r, 
 
 «l»fg«BT, ^f^T3T, ^"ifM^I. 
 
 2 — of opinions, Ac. M^^CT^, Ac. 
 Fa5atical5ES8, Fasaticish, ». rdijwus fhrenzy. (|if1^ 
 
 ». «»^%I •. ^^gjs *. ^^<i|3 n. ^iifqi) «. 
 Fabcikd, p. T. V. »frM<1 , HH:<Bf^^l?T, iTTt^m. 
 FaVCIFCL, a. tckimsieal, h umoursowu, — of persona. tlH<7tvH(|, 
 
 2— of matters, fijij^l^l, H^^, MmHi^, HH^^frMH, ^- 
 
 FavcmrurBH, «. t. A. 1. »^i«mT «. iW^wn m. Ac ftnn- 
 
 FAHcr, «. imaginatvm. *r«Rm%/. §K^dl«IMlrij ». *?q^ 
 
 Creation of the f. HH7?^f%/. H»fl<M<if^/. 
 Play of f. ^jff^TK ■«. 
 2 • f. «io<»o«, a tkoughl. ^BPqsfr/. iJIMm m. ^m m. n% 
 
 Vuidta, fantasies, phantoms. ^^TTT^ff/. 
 
 Pretty f. ^ m. ^Tfrr ■«. g^JTT «i. 
 
 wad t Crude C qj^t^SS'TT/ yT% ■»• f^ mM». 
 
 3 to«<c, conception. JT^ n. H^/. ^^ m. ^?<RT/. 
 
 4 a tcAiVn, a A««no«r. t5^/. fTt^ ««. ^TS/. 3^ m. ^f^/. 
 
 To indulge fancies. 4'\^ »»• pi- ^T^T, ^^ Tt^ »«. pi. 
 To indulge the fancies ofl 3551 m.-S^ m. ^Z.-?5T5 m.- 
 Sx.^^-'m^^iig.ofo. 
 To Fakct, v. n. ^?q?rr/. ^^, ^^'RT/. ^TTt^T ^ m. cow. 
 ^TZ^ m. con. H'\\^A\ f.-i\A^'\'£\ f. «^lki5f. [^. o/"o. 
 
 To Fancy, p. a. imagine. spfrT^, !F?q^/.-»TT^^/.-&c. ^^ 
 2 W*e, approve. JT^^T-T^trft^-^f^tTTH-JHra-Ac. q^n-T?- 
 ot »n. con. 34HiiJi in. co«. 
 Fase, n. V. Temple. ^<<lrf<< n. 
 Faktabon. See Hectoe. 
 Fang, n. pointed tooth, ^c. gcET «• ^d<i>l «». g^ET^ttT «. ^Jf5- 
 
 ^ m. R«liui M. fl. 
 Fakoed, a. V. N. g^iTNT, ^o«JI<^idi'«<l, ^Jj9^. 
 j Fanoled. See Gawdt, Showy. 
 Fantastic, Fantastical, a. See Fahciful, Imagisast. 
 Fantasy. See Fancy. 
 Fab, adv. ^, ?7f«r, ^T^, aN<J<. 
 
 As f. as. fvr<r??T<T, f»T5HMi^fif, ^<T'IT, or SfVT'Ffl &C. 
 
 As f. as this. ^^7^, ^si^fil, ^''T^, '^cTWT. 
 
 By f. V. Much, sff^, 'FIT, 
 
 From f p?T, f5t^. [^. 
 
 How f. ^WT^n, *l4m^<ii, ^IZ^y R.dMrl, %M?T, ^- 
 
 Of f. and near. I^S-MI r<i*i-=ir. 
 
 So f. ^iirT#?r, mrrrtfTf, ^it^. 
 
 Fab, a. remote, distant. ^^, al*I-«jr, J<i<J<'<(l, 5<tc5, ^T^V. 
 
 Fab-aimeb, n. ^^t^n^ft. 
 
 Fab-aimino, n. ^t^viR «. 
 
 Fab-fetched, a. v. Fobced. f^, yH<(M4, *loi-m, yfl^ ?TT- 
 
 Fab-piebcino, a. ^Tt^ft. 
 
 Fabsighted, Fae-seeino, a. <t^ft, <t«^?Tf, ^f%, ^• 
 
 FABCE,n. — in the Drama. inpR«. 
 Faeciai,, a. V. N. u^, JJ^«»f^iitft, M^tidft ^ q^ . 
 Fabcy, n. »r/ '^/. 3^"^^ ». 
 
 Fabdel. See Bundle. [ v»i?t»i. 
 
 Fabk, Fabino, n. feeding, living. ^Ptn. 5fRT«. 5wT«. Ht- 
 
 Coarse or hard f. ailrflMIfllm. #IT *ftlT»». 3TT'l^T«r«. 
 
 gn^ fT^ «• afT^TT^n. ^tKftH-'Kin. 3< ««<•«( «41«. WC^- 
 
 «<)<*«n. I^n. WiJWfi fiTWft ». ^TTITT n. s?;^". 
 
 Dainty f good pudding, ^c. 'Tl4-d*(U|«. nl«Ml«i». Pt- 
 
 Poor f. ^\%V*>\\f. pi. ii*Mi«n «. 
 Bich f. nutritious diet. gTP^m. ^t^/. 
 Sumptuous f. *«'lO 5Wl». 
 Good faro's a good Doctor. W^ ^ «TW, 
 2 passage-money. *nin. ^ra »». |??«. 
 8 — by ship Or boat. ^m. 
 To Fabe. See To Go, To Be, To Fkkb. 
 Fabswkli, adv< T. Abiku. 'Sf^, %r^m 3T^, ^ 3T^, 
 
TAS 
 
 308 
 
 "FAS 
 
 Fabewbll, n. T. Leave. f^TRw. 3TTW/. 
 Paeina, n. — in botany. J^^w. I^nw. 
 
 2 flour. <ft5«. Prert. 
 Fabinaceous, a. medy. p^dMI, fi^M'M, P)^lrH+, l^^yi*. 
 Fabm, «. land leased on rent. vrr^'TT^ Mdrit^ ^^hIh/. vtt=^- 
 ^ fm«./)^. ?t?nT<iIT«. +UNI^|OT. ^ui«n*/. ^t?ft'P». *ToE». 
 Out f./. o«< oj the parish. aiTHiT»». 
 Out f. holder. afl^i+O. 
 2 ( of the revenue, cufctotns, &c. ). ^<j1KI>». g^ m. ^rT- 
 
 EoU or schedule of farms. ^nj1KM4»i. 
 2b Faem, v. a. ( the revenues, customs, &c.), lease out. ^- 
 
 ^1 ^Tf? ^°^i <il|H^"fj ir!j5TOT.-5^*nTr»».-&c. q>^7f ^, h- 
 
 TTqpf-&c. ^. 
 
 2 /aZre on Zeo^e. ^;^^ ^, ^t^ ^, inPT m.-l^-^KI m.- 
 
 3 <iW, v. To Cultivate. rj'KuI ^opif. 
 Paem-house, «. ^H*-i||-«i <^NI-^' ^». 
 Paem-tabd, «. ^trT^lF'Tr^'Tr ^RT% WHI«ldlrf-2i ^rs^ n. 
 Paemeb, n. — ( of fields ). tJl^+O, 3^ (esp. as opp. to v?5- 
 
 jpff or *T5^^^ landed proprietor ), ^d+-tt, fW«ft, ?T=5f- 
 
 vft^ft. See also Asbicultueist. 
 
 2 ( of the revenues, customs, &o. ), v. Costeacioe. ^- 
 
 Paemino. See AanicuLTUBB. 
 
 2 ( of the revenues, &c. ). ^fWt/ ^[^^f. 
 Paeness. See Distance. 
 
 PABEAaiNOUS, a. v. MeDLET. H-«i*^of|^|, »ix|i^(if|'e|I^ it^. 
 
 Paeeaqo. See Medlet. 
 Paeeier, «. horse-shoer. ?n3^. 
 
 2 horse-doctor. ^^S^^^\^^m, tuaTlTiO, 3T»q^, 3?"^- 
 
 I%7H^, 3[iTf?yfr^. 
 
 Pabbieet, 7). V. N. 1. ?l | ri^<fj /. 
 
 or ^tM^b. ?|TTfe^». 
 Faebow, n. litter of pigs. |«t>lN %?!«. 
 Paet, n. TT^OT. aTTH^r^m. ST^m^ «. «Tf^M^t^ »». ^TJ^T/. 
 
 Petor of a f. TRWT/. 
 
 To Paet, «. «. <TT^, "T^n. ^BTof, TT^m.^ftS^, JWT«. 'TR'f. 
 
 Faetheh, a. more remote. 3Tf><<J><i<, 5T?ni,3TlT (in comp. as, 
 P. half ^tTTT'I. p. or concluding part of the night^rTT- 
 T^. F. or ulterior division, side, country, &c. ^tKHI'I, 
 JTrlT^f, 7tTT??7, TtTT!^, 3^^^?!, 3tR^^, &c. ) apR (in 
 comp. as a^TTT^^, 31M«|->I ). 
 
 FABTHKBiiosT, Faktiiest, a. WpT-^I^ ^, fTfnr, ^- 
 ^^l^-i^l, 3Tf?f|r5fT. Sec Further, &c. 
 
 Faetiiiso, n. i^^^ ^^T^^T f^FTrfHf ^ al<W|l^ JTTJf 3^1^. 
 
 To Fascisate, v. a. v. To Charm, lit. fig. TRiir, iftf »». ^- 
 ?5ot, Hr^, 5f^/. sj^ ^T^rr y. ojo. iH^<^<l/. s^ot y. o/ 
 
 0. JTrf^ff- &c. tpT'Jt. 
 FAScnfATEa, ;. t. V. *<l<^f?l, &c. Htf^, 5^%??, ^, '^■'PJ^ 
 
 3, ^^, ?^ft?>?f, 
 
 Tobef. 'q^,=fnp^/. 53<if or yr^y.o/*. 
 Pascinatios, n. t. V.— orf. *rRot «. &c. HRoft/. »d^«. 
 
 Fashiox, n. make, cast, &c. v. Form. 3TFFR «. ^ »». q- 
 VI f. ^R'ft/ qi'^i'l /. ^TT^ m,. H'ft/. 
 
 2 c«< o/^ dolhes, Sfc. ^ m. itdufl/. 4iM<un/. 
 
 3 general practice, v. Custom. ^n?5/. ^tf^r/Jop. ft?l/. 
 9^/. a^FoET m. ^nsoT n. qftrre «. 113 ffi. SPTRT »». c^- 
 
 si'^nT m. cfppr^m »». jtot /. 
 
 To go out of f. jcEot, qfr '?^. 
 
 4 See Mankek. 
 
 To Fashiox. See To Poem. 
 
 Fashionable, a. popular, current, estallithed by custom, r. 
 Customary, ar+^l^t-qi, ^ST'TCS'Y^ ^Rt?, c?lf%^, 
 
 2 olservant, ^'c. of the mode. ^*^mi}V(\^\^ ^Twrftfft- 
 ^, f^IWiT^mT^, &c. ^FTmsT^rf^, ?r«T^sr^mT^?IT^, 
 
 To Fast, v. n. go without food. 3T5rT«rf^-3T5n%^I3T-3T5fT- 
 p|{|ciT-&o. 3T^-TT^, OTllTni.-afR'^5Tn.-3RT^«.- &c. 
 sp^ and 3TO<if-^Swf in. con. 3RR^«. ^^. 
 
 To sink and form hollows — the flanks and belly from 
 fasting. ^PTR «. pl.'^\^WJ>\\ f /^Z.-T^n. ^-&c. !ra<if,'ft- 
 C«. *nR^H or TPToft^ «TM, <ikTc5T HJJHoft/'.qi'Jif, '\\t\-^ 
 
 2 — religiously. viVHH»>-^Wllt(»».-'JMiluin.-&c.«Ruf. 
 3 — dietetically. B^Rn. 'KT^f. 
 Past, Fastixo, n. v. V. 1. — act. aT^TRrfJT n^». ST^nPTfl. 
 gr'TT^w*. f^<?Hn. 3T^^^w. 
 
 2 37THW. ^JT^T^m. 3"<rr^''I». ftil^KW*. Pl<I^KtlH«.3iFTn- 
 TlIfTn. f*n[?l^»rrl «. tpiT m. ( among Muhammadans ). 
 3;^ER«. 
 
 Breaking of a f. <IK^«. MKUll/. THTn. ». %5, ^. 
 
 Fastings and austerities, compreh. OTT^ aTPTT^w. 3^- 
 
 P. and eating on alternate days. tTRTT "TK'T or qr^- 
 F.-day. a Banyan or hungry day. ^PFT or SFHJTffi. 
 P. to death, XTPfH^^TTW- — That is fasting to death. 
 
 Iligid or utter f. ^SKI^ TqH'ifw. f^<5[\Hn. Piil^K ^- 
 Past, a. fixed, firm, tight. SJ?', STT, SRT, 3^^,aTJ55, 3T^?5, 
 qJTf^, fr<TT, 
 
 To play fast and loose. tR^/. ^5^. 
 
 2 ( a color ) Tip', ^RTft. 
 
 3 ( of sleep ) t. Sound, it^, f%f«r5. 
 
 4 V.SwiFT. ^JTc^, ^?5^^. 
 
 Past, adv. fixedly, firmly, q^, n^, losq^, ^, <T^, ^oS»pe, 
 «lol+,i^, »T^fT or ?, ^^, ^. 
 
 F. asleep. IIT^-^?^^-^fcc. PiMjcirtI, 
 
 To sit i. press together. ^R^jf. 
 2 ««///y, V, QuicKLX. ^l^, vT?5^, %ift. 
 
TAT S 
 
 F. by. See Near. 
 Paut-dat, «. viH«il^l-MI-NiNl«JU|NI-&c. fij4H m.4'i\^^\\\'\m.n, 
 Ftat-HASDVi, a. \. Miskrlt. ^mhi ^^TT, «l55ft. 
 3b Fastek, p. a. make fast, — geuer. ilt'^, «f 5C^-^-^ JT- 
 
 2 makefatt to, tie up, Sfe. v. To Tie. ^^ ?l^, ^- 
 ■^, 3i^R'»r or ^<H4H ^'^j <^«l+«'i orvJT^^ ^tjot, frni?- 
 
 3 up ; tecvre by cloting, locking, holtinj, Sfe. rfNuf, OT^- 
 
 4 together ; T. To LiSK. *lf'liu(, TtS^f, «ff«^. 
 
 Tp Pastes, v. n.Jix one't telf. f^.z^-f*f?^^^-^\^-&c. tR- 
 
 tuenxvi,p. T. V. A. 1. «rfvA?^, Vil %^ST, &c. f^cfk. 
 
 FArrssiMo, «. t. V. 1.— ac<. «liq^ fi. &c. RHom i/. qq^ n, 
 
 L <*«< Ufii* orfattent. ^tR w. 
 Favtks, «. Fastiso, /i.a.v.V.l. ST^Rt^ <I^uiKI, <tc. 7^- 
 
 ^ft, ^TnfY, Tfrf^, SRTfTfl', 3f1^. 
 
 2 nnrFT or ^, ^Mlfld, T7T^0T-&c. ^rlf, f^il^lfl, 3T- 
 
 FArriDious, a. Mjueamith, nice, t. Daistt. V.lo&^Hli, ^- 
 
 «1t, f^n^, fJmrrRftr, fSnrrsft, ^"t^^T?, ^^nfr, ^t^- 
 
 ^, sWa, ?l1?«TT95, frl-t+Ut, r<^<H>lO, f^oEWk, t%ot^. 
 Fi«TiDiocaSES8, n. t. A. fJrsTT^/. f(rifT^iI#ft /. HM«H - 
 
 i /. flWcfmr m. Ac [ 5^/ 
 
 Fast5Ess, «. T.A. 1. iW'TtiiT «. v^jM^JII «. Ac. iRE^/. Jr»I- 
 
 2 ^^ppilT ». Ac. 
 
 3 »n»^^ «. Ac. 
 
 4 91^/. 
 
 FARsna. See Fon, Cahlk. 
 
 Pat, «. kacinyfat, plump fleihy. 59., <Tf^1[, ^^, «ft^, 'ft- 
 ^, "ftTT, HiflH*, ^\^^ pop. HT^n^, *Tt?T5?, HtHnt?^, 
 *rtH»TffT, iT^5, ^B^^tT, 'WKftH or ']^']«fM, JH^»(I- 
 
 — reproachfully, with the power of yrOM, bloated, eorpu- 
 Umt, hiky mnd/Mbby,fua.Jei »nd ,luggi,h. ^[^, ^^r- 
 
 «n?i or «MiHji, »iWTiT, n^r^, »na, irrJiT, st^t^et, i*n^^. 
 
 Appellatirea or desigiuktions involrin); tbia aense and 
 implication, and thus answering to fatly, porpoite, pig, 
 aUUed-«g, harreUbelly, tun, butt, i;e. arc ^ n. »ti»rfl^- 
 
 zu.itvfn.'kT f. aniOT^, arni'j, <m, iinr, rI«t«t, \ 
 WTj »flH(io«<i'i«n,^3nm, ^ti*T, ^4, ?9t>iT, rJlMir, anvT- 
 
 P, and happy. «I«|HWI, 3^f, I'^'i^ 
 
 To become f. and flabby. ^Vff^ m. fra«nR«f , ll^ «. 
 WWIfN y. ^ «. ♦i^tl'^, JNt% ?(!» •• fWI y. ffft. JTOn. 
 ^wfy.o/». 
 
 To get f. qhf^l. 
 
 To got f. and aanry. iTni«t, *TP»^, 
 2 eilf, WKtumu, rick, ifc. ^^pn, f«nv, *^, *!«. 
 
 9 FAT 
 
 3 — of soil, f^^pnr, f^l^ume. 
 Fat, «. ^T^ft /. Jlf^t n. %^ m. ^m /. ni««l< m. ilt^rf^ ». 
 
 ♦ii<i«i^ m. ^ m. 
 To Fat. Seo To Fatten. 
 Fat-witted, a. v. Stupid, ^d^f^, ^^^f^, ^^^f^. 
 Fata Moeoana, n. »iM4HM< n. A'^^t f- 
 Fatal, a. of or belonging tofate.\w^\^'^'\,^<\^A'-f\., 3T- 
 
 2 mortal, killing, t. Deadly. 5jit«(Qu|l, sfpir^oiT, mrt*, 
 MM+1, iJl"iMiH+, iji«i'm<i+rt, *<mhRuiih*, JTT^rqRuiiH^. 
 
 Fatalism, n. Me doctrine of inevitable necessity, i^^^^<i^ m. 
 
 Fatalist, n. ^^r^t, ^JKAM^I-O, Sf^^^I^, "^f^, ^«tft<i*, 
 
 Fatalitt, rt. invincible necegsity.'^yi\^<{\f.'\Mm^n^^^' 
 
 2 See Fate. 
 Patallt, adv. V. A. 1."^^,"^^%TT^. 
 
 Fate, n. t. Destiny, "^n.^^f^/. ^». ^P^f^/. sn^s^n. 
 
 Drawn by cue's f."^H afRf^^ST, ^;raR5^. 
 Stroke of f. arr^nrTm. 
 
 Speech, promise, Ac. as sure as f. ^^^m.q^rfef^ 
 n. H^fJT/. 
 
 2 appointment of dettiny, y. Destiny. ^jTTSn, ^jTTa^TT/. 
 "^^^ or ^^/. ^#nT»». ^l1^rr«. 
 FATE-COSrnOLLED, o.^^ff,^*ii»n'i,^«ii«<ti. 
 Fated. See Destined. 
 
 Fatheb, n. ifNM. f^m. wRT«n. vipldlm. fnfJfm. ?n<T«. — 
 as a compellation of respect. in«fTw. fft4CT«». ^'kn. fft^- 
 qi^^m. 2?m. ij^rsT^m. — familiarly, as Papa, Pa. ^. 
 House of one's f. fJ<j'J^n. 
 Like f. like son. ^rtJlNfTT fl'flrt^?!!, TVfft'f «nTT ^T^T:, 
 
 The children are wiser than their fathera. 311vrMI*i ^n^ 
 To Fatheb, v. a. See To Aeoit. 
 
 2 mcribe to one a* his offspring. ^TTTTW. WPT^-^Kll^, 
 f^^?^i«m^n,-f^^ncWm.-Ac. ^"Jf. 
 Fatuek-i>-law, n. flTffTTwi. »!njT»». 
 
 Father of one's f. ^M*im<l«». 
 
 F. of one's son or daughter. ft^T^ pop. Mn^«. 
 
 Mother of one'a f. arr^^g^/. 
 
 Sister of one's f. 3ii'H«i<j/. 
 
 The respectful compellatioa for f. ( wife's father ) is 
 JTHTT; and ( husbaud'e father ) JTHTT^ft or HiHvnt «*fi 
 p/vrai/y. 
 
 FATnEB-IIOOD, n. inrmTW. f<^f^B. vfl1*»<l»l. 
 
 Fatiieb-lcss, o. nhotef. it dead. «imtWI,f^^,^f^^, 
 2 vkvuf, it not known, ^nd^TT, «r1^V, 
 
TAU 
 
 Fatheblt, a. siNTOK^, f^5,-fMH«<i5T, fTn^mPT, 
 Fathom, n. — the measure. a^J\^m. pop. ^\^f. or ^l?rr«»- 
 To Fathom, v. a. encompass with the arms. <b<(otui, <h^d|(£ul, 
 
 2 sound, try the depth. 5T^»i.-<ToS»». M I ^5"l-ifF3T3T-rt I «( uj -qut. 
 
 3 fig. find the bottom of. iTtTm.-fcprJlw.-fepIiiTT'n.-^lf'irw. 
 -&c. riHUJ and in. con. r^Fjoi. [ t5W?f . 
 
 Fathomless, a. bottomless. 3T'«TFF, ar^T^T, ^RR, 3TnT*T, 3T<T- 
 Fatioue, «. weariness. V(^m. ^v.m. c^nini. i)|'l«J<llm. *ii'irtV 
 
 mf. TftWOT. H^'fl/. «Ttfrf/. Tft^TK m. 'rftPl/. ^ttrr/.3TRT- 
 
 ?fn». — generally or freely. ?ftopTPT»». 
 
 2 toil, Y. Labor. ^TTm. «f^ot. 
 To Fatigue, v. a. weary, v. To TiEE.iyn4(ui,f^iui«jui, 44+,My|, 
 
 Fatioueb, p. V. V. «m^^, &c. or !i|Hrfrtl-R\u|J^t5T-<^He5c4l 
 
 -&c. «rjft, 5F^, JTt^, «n?f , TfT«Tm, ^?5r, ^f?r. 
 
 To be f, V. To TiEE. ssrH%,^F^, S'T^, f^m^, TPT^, 
 
 Fatjsess, n. V. A. 1. "Tf^/. Tft^f^/. 5^?fT/. ^t^tff^/. f?5- 
 
 ^r^flMUII m. TtR'ftdHuil »». &c. *lit)rtc«( n. 
 
 2 N^prnf /. f^'TT'Tr w. r*l»ydl/. %^ »n. ^l^lolHUIl w. 
 5b Fatten, d. a.v. A. 1. ^RT^, J^-HMT-^SJc^-Ac.^^, 
 
 m^^ or aiJMM HT^. 
 3b Fatten, «. n. Miti'ii, 3Tf^ITrt T^, arNn.VTT^-^, ci«i<.ui, 
 
 Fatteneb, n. Fattentno, p. a. t. V. A. J^ +<U|KI, ^Rf^- 
 
 oim, &c. vflf^^-, 5Ri+K+-N;r=nF-&c. ^^, ^^sI^f. 
 
 Fatbity, Fatdousness, n. v. A. ^55 m. ^JoS n. f^% n. ^tT- 
 
 «f^ «• 5^lf5/ 55f5/- l^fH/. 
 
 Fatcous, o. t. Foolish. ^oET, ^f^, s^^^f^. 
 Fauces, n. v. Thhoat. HoET m. tz m. 
 Dryness of f. ^SKf /. «|i?I?ltT m. 
 Fault, n. defect, absence, default.y. "Wakt. STTTeTw- fRr^f. 
 
 2 «^c/cc<, imperfection, fiaw. ^ ot. ^ »n. ^ or I^ n. 
 
 ^, VH n. 
 
 To find f. T. To Blame. ^ w. ^-^T^or-f5R6t-%?irf- 
 3Tm^, ?ft?^, ^"t^/ %^, f^, f«PI or Jf n. qT3iilf-^R'»f, 
 ^rt. %^. 
 
 3 omission of duty, failure, neyleet, ^c. afPJTT^ «. aTS^TFT 
 m. 3P=^N m. ^ m. '^ /. 5^/. H+^fK/. 5^ »». 525 
 ♦n. Jo5 »». ^^TcTT/ j^'TT^t^/ ^JRR:/. +HH</.3irR n. cTFI^- 
 ?r/. ^^ n. ^?5^ «. 
 
 4 t7i quality, evil, vice, ^^mm.^^mn.^m. ^ts/^w. 
 
 5 mistake, blunder, v. EerOE. ^ rfj»>. ^5^/. 3T^^ n. 
 G failing, foible, weakness. 3^ n. ^^IT n. f«f^ ». tw «. ^ 
 n. h4 «. ^J^ n. 
 
 Fault, foibles, &c. — as ripped up or dragged to light. 
 ^^fTooTT MltllotHl/. ;?^ >i<Mloc*(l/ /)/.». ^)IT,«f5W^ or ^- 
 ^ n. ^i. «. ^>T5, 3r^K, "TO, ^^T^ «• /jZ. v. ^)T5, ^TTTfft 
 /. /)Z. V. ^^, ^$f^ «. ;Z. V. :R5, ^m, ^;f^ n. pi. ^- 
 
 q? w-i^i. 'JiR?'^/ pi- V. ^, gfl'ftj^'fi n. pi. ^^=^\^ \ 
 
 310 FAV 
 
 or oft/. «. ^JI^,+*Hffl/. ;>^ p. ^T^, ^, 
 
 That is fond of spying out faults, v. Censoeiotjs. 
 
 ^^T^, ^t^si^^, fij?^?ff, r«i4M«n, rd4ij«i^, tyM'O. 
 
 To bring up ( against ) one's faults, foibles, &c. g- 
 ?pft n.pl. T^-JTfS^, 5TTfe^/ pi. +if»ivir, f^n^/.-j- 
 
 To expose or disclose one's secret faults. iK^%^ m.- 
 ^»T^ m.-Vi»\^VA n.-<(lqi^l4H n.-^ql^l OT.-<}ql:!l,W^ 
 n.-&c. JPT'Jt, f^^rm n.-rc|<\i<uft /.-f^^spPT »n.-vi<rK'<0^ /.- 
 
 />/.-fe^ «. p^-H^ ». I'i.-S^ n. pi- *li>5i. 
 
 To watch for or spy out one's faults. ^^JfT «• 41 ^u), 
 tiTIHI"! n.-Rj4l'^«l«l «. sR^, fe^ n. pl.^ n. ]A.-Wii 
 n. pi. <TT^. 
 7 puzzle. See Pebplexitt. To be at f. iT^, ^i'l"), ^- 
 
 Faultily, adv. blunderingly. •^+d ^+<i , •^+rl H I +d or «||+H. 
 Faultiness, «. V. A. 1. J&IMurr m. aTJTrTT'TT «. &c. ^H3l/. 
 
 2 <N"ii-+<Muii OT. &c. ^ m. ^ OT. ^{iqdi/. ^fsmrnr/. 
 
 3 STTTT^t'T'iTT m. &c. ^<(l»i<ii/. •«iH<mfii/. &c. ^ «. 
 
 4 ^RR/. ci*HH/. 
 Faultless, a. v. N. 1. and Complete. ^THT, ^, f«R^)^, 
 
 2 and Peefect, Sound. flpTOts, 3T#r5, Pj<^S, «<x<'i, 
 
 f^^PT, f^^, ^T«it'?, ^K'lici, f^tirrs, fH^ or tft, f^rf?, 
 
 T^ ^ TT^ ( punis, oast us, &c. ad unguem ). 
 
 3 and Innocent. fiRMiHT, 3T?I<Rrv, 5fFmT«ft, ^3^?- 
 
 Faultlessness, «. V. A. 1. V^,hMu|| m. "J^»f?TT/. Pl^lHl/. 
 
 2 fiHir-TUMUir «. &c. ^R#it/. fH^'Idl/. ^^mf^ «. 
 
 3 f^RTTmTWr m. &c. f^TTO^^PIT/. &c. ST'TTT'TOf^ «. 
 ^'J<ir^rM n. 
 
 Faulty, a. v.N.l. imperfect, incomplete, wanting, t. Defec- 
 tive. ;jniT, ^RTT, 3T5^?TT, 3T^, ^, f^^St?, ft*rti'i, 5^- 
 
 2 having defects, imperfections, blemishes, flaws. <^i+,<, 
 
 3 ywiZ/y of faults, v. Cbiminal. STqrnft, 31-Ml4y, ^- 
 
 4 hacing HI qualities. J^foft, |f%Tjft, aT^Ppft, W^, ^- 
 
 5 Aurin^ error«, v. Ebboneous. ST^^, ?r^, SHT^. 
 Faun, n. ^f?*i<i ^^^^^ <^ vJTT<T. 
 Fatob, n. kind regard, Sfc. FTTH m. M^iAV^ or "MII'D/ ^- 
 
 ^/ ?!^/- *MI<i.rv./. shNNrTl+'f n. 3m^ m. ^/. ^TiT- 
 
 Kf w^f gipri?f/. srw^jn. Rmr^/. r^m(rT/ ^. 
 
 ^/- 
 
 F. and a£Fection. i^*\\H\M\f. 
 
 Given as a token of f. W+ll<(l, Wl+tlf^* /'o/j. H'Hlf^*;, 
 
 In f. of— legal decision, &c. ?R^, ?^ or W^. 
 
PAW 
 
 311 
 
 FEA 
 
 Object of f. ^STFmr «■ *m*TMH «. 
 To creep into f. with. MliM Rrt^. 
 
 2 a{. an act ofkindnet*. 3WR ■»• ^IHK "»• ^tlH O** 
 VI^WM ♦«. *fflM+K m. 
 
 Betum-f. sn^TPR «•. 
 
 To upbraid or taunt with favors. ^TR «. 3T^, 
 
 «fffr ^n^, ^ »». »f.-5.<R'ir «. %^, ar^TTTT m. z\^^ t- 
 
 ?nTT or T?TPTT «". ^S^. 
 
 3 token off. JHTT^ m. sftfrJ^R «• 
 
 4 T. Pabtialitt. d<<J5<^lO/. 
 
 To Fatok, v. a. befriend, Sfe. ^^f.-*\ ^<*l I -fl /.-Ac ^T^, 
 fiTT^/.-THT/.-ster «n.-&c. a^^-^T't-^, f^Hl(rT/.- 
 »»^/.-Ac %ijf-^^, <TT5/. <l<^ui y. o/ 0. ^TfT m. ^, «IT- 
 
 2 afford advantage. ?fr^ /. ^T^Jj-^, 3^T'fWt-3^I^Tft-&c. 
 FatOBable, a. propitiout, kind. ^^T«IH, aHH+rj, MK^uil- 
 
 or fiiwr, ffM, sT^rar, g^w^, >iH<*i<i, ^hvi^, %»'\\ or 
 
 To become f. — fortune, Ac. vJM««l, *J<*l<ulf, *i«4*l!i"Jl, 
 
 2 promotive, helpful, ^e. T. CoSDrCITI, ^i/t'O , 3^?^- 
 
 3 — of planetB, aspects, Ac t. Auspicioua. f^, spft?, 
 31^^, H4*H*, H4<l>lO, ^, 5H*<, g in comp. 
 Patobableness, ». V. A. 1. irH=>nTT/. tjsjy^dl / W^ 
 
 3 f^n. vX'^^n. ^3 n. ( e«p. in comp. as ^4«l3, fTRT- 
 ^Rf, 'J^^^, &«• ) ?^«. [Ac ^t^ST. 
 
 Fatobablt, «rfr. t. A. 1.?^, H^rifpft^, Ac. aT^^-snrar- 
 FatOXES, p. T.V.I. 41H«|^H, 3Hmrtt, -JM^H, *M1HN, ^STPTT- 
 
 Ill-favored, t. Uoli. J^, ^^oi. 
 Well-favored, v. IlAXDhOME. ^ct, ?[?I?nT. 
 Favobeb, n. T. V. 1. f>^ s><.«iKi, ^iHi^fi %^tTTT, f^m(H ^- 
 
 oriTT, Ac. ;m^u^-Ac. «^, ^jMl^f>, ^H or |. 
 Favobitk, a. V. Dabujto. 3n?I<TT, STWft^, STTOT, fim,sft- 
 
 Fatobitb, K-T. Daxlixo. ^TTTr^ii. sftf^TIT^ii. TfRTTTWra m. 
 
 Discarded f. f^i^j^m. n. 
 Fatobit* IM, ». partialUy. JTT^^rtt/. <T?m?T»i. J?^«. '^- 
 
 To Fawk, r. n. cringe, make $erviU court, bow andicrape, v. 
 To Flattcb. aft or afrjft in/CTj.-^tjft i»i/<T;. «^-«^iim, 
 ^T^». «fm^, jT^m^t •ni^'/i, fST^ or if^Hi^ wnrot, 3tt- 
 9tw^, yi>T"»- <>'• '3^/ w^, ^»«. ^R't, 3n^i».-<?:fT>T 
 
 IvimM, n. FAW5I50, ;». a. r. V. afr^ «T'nTT-«pr»im-Ac. 
 
 *iJi<l, wr^^, "niJifi^i, »Ttr»T?*n, 'ftTjTwiT. 
 Fawnw, «, t. V,— ««<. aft^ft •pi'f ». Ac. ^l/f^uilM. stt^ 
 
 jpft ^T^n. [Ac. 
 
 Fawninqlt, adv. v.V. 3TF^^, 31|Jio|+M, t^^'T H^HH+M, 
 Feaxtt, fi. T. Loyalty. :n;Tm^w. f^HT^ ^c^lrJI/ ^<Mf^ ' H i / . 
 Feab, n. emotion excited by the apprehension ofetil. *nT». 
 *ft%/ 5rWOT. ^m. Hcsii'tim. *ft/. 
 Sudden f. See Fright. 
 Through f. H^. 
 
 2 rfreorf, aice, reverence. i^Ai^A\m. ^m. ^^m. ^T^Tw. 
 
 ^"TfT/. ^^/. ^JIT«f /. ^"5n?m. tH*|»». SfT^OT. ^q^OT. ^if». 
 «j*iM»». ^RTOm. ^j^m. v. ^. 
 
 F. of man. ^^PH^n. rfl+Hlfd/. Wl'hrfvM l / rf l tcil^ . 
 
 3 apprehension.^ misgiving, anxious anticipation, t^ f- 
 ^Ui*l/. 3i^?IT»». «5TT»». ^H^^OT. Wm. iff^m. tTTOTT or 
 tfreTTw. ^^/- *I^»n."|»lrT/. T^^OT. ?JtTT or WcnTm. 
 
 To apply to the fears of. H^n. ^T^^, ht^^'t*. «P^. 
 
 lb Feab, v.a. apprehend, dread, firaf, HTn -5[l'^/.-Ac. 3TO^ 
 ^. o/ 0. »c»M tn.con. ?[i^, 3TTTI^,^??rT «». 3TT^ in. con. 
 ^^m or ^-H<t>lm. ^n^-ST^T^— and, ui'^A j». con. \!r^, 
 2 *<an<i «n ««•« or dread of, care for, regard as reverend, 
 formidable, Sfc. fH^,*Rn.-qT^»».-tTreT/-&c. tTTof-^ToSiw 
 -^M, ^TO/.-^n^w.-AciRIoty. ofo. with in. eon.v^HMOT, 
 -^MIHH 3TO^ »«'y- con. <^»lHm.-vgHi*i»».-^OT. ^^-TT^, 
 tvith g. ofo. and neg. con. fHi\H^, «( •=!+«(, ^^^ 3TO^, 
 ^^^ or iR'FTm. «llo&'l«l «riVA g. ofo. X(i^ or '«rC'<TTffH^. 
 
 To Feab, v. n. be afraid. fH^, H^n.-Ac. 3TOot-«(|iO'| in. con. 
 
 FEAB-STBiCKEif, a. V. Fbiohtened. H^HRid. 
 Feabed, p. T. V. A. 1. ^if^fT, 3TTflT<fifT. 
 Feabfui^ a. timorous, timid, apprehensive. f5T?JTT, f*n>7, f*T- 
 ^, ^5 or v(^^ TTT^, 'T^, 'ft?;, f»TfHTSr, f'^l, "TTI 
 
 or wm, HI, «r^, %^, *nT?ftr7, *nT^*n5r, ^pttr. 
 
 2 a/raj</, v. FbiohtE-ned. T^pffrT, TT^, ^PT^, >»JWM*I, 
 
 3 dreadful .^frighlful,formidable,tretnendous, ierriUe, ter- 
 rific, horrible, horrid. ^H,i\[^'hi, 3i*«i«, r«t*<|o6, aTsftT, 
 'Tf'R, *«<M<|i, f^^T, r«l*<W, I^TTt^, ^T^, ^Tf^, ^, ft;?, 
 
 MiRf, *<<4+Kii, *nr5rTO, H^, »="Tre(T, ^WR-^H^- 
 
 ^rtt, %H«^l*ft, *fliui, *ftT. [^t^T. 
 
 Feabfullt, flJc. V. A. 2. fiRKT, T'WSTT, T^Tpf, TT'ft'T-Ac. 
 
 3 ^^^^^ Ac q«<INMI'll <fcci. 
 
 L See ExcEasivEi.T. 
 FEABruLKKMB, n. V. A, 1. fHH^'JUII m. wrryiTJTT m. Ac. »ft- 
 
 2 <i>w/ Feab. »TT w. ^f^f. T^nft^mT w. H^rmF^r/. 
 
 8 3nFna<mTm. r«l*<l'ZMU|r«. H«JR*rtI»». HTfR^i^n.Ac 
 Feabless, a. intrepid, t. Bold. fH^, 'iTK^, 3fT»ft^, 3nilV, 
 
 iTTtfT. [3T^rnTH«T. 
 
 2 fio< w/rau/. fSlppftT, fipTvft^, fr^i^, afTTHf, ;i<^M*T»T, 
 Feablesslt, oJo. t. A.l. f^»^, ir^n^, it^Rif, %3n!W, %^r- 
 
 ?rTHT, ^it*, f^roi. 
 
 2 fH'T'T, ^tw, ftnwk, f^Mt^, PnftT or Pnfft. 
 
YED 
 
 312 
 
 FEE 
 
 Fbarlessness, n. v.l. ^*nirtT/. 3T*fl%/. 3Pft?ftT/, K^RT- 
 
 f^ n. T^^jfmr/. 
 Feasibilitt, Feasibleness, «. v. A. MjNl^^^'l'"]'^u || m. &c. 
 
 ^^m^w^f. ^rwmr/. &e. ^ptrtt/. ^JTi^Trn/. q^^ft^mr 
 
 /. 3Tte/. n. aTHNT w». sTrai^ w. ^W^ «• ^*^ «. 
 Feasible, o. practicahle, Sje. qgNI-5^T'TT-&c. ^jftTT-^Kifll- 
 &c. 5FrT^3i>irrT-!3ftnr-&c. ^FToft^, q^^'T, m^^, 5ER^, 
 
 Feast, n. ^rea^^ entertainment, vriejuncfot/, %^»nTpft W ^^- 
 
 2 day of rejoicing.^ v. Fesxivai. ^tri «J. ^U|«j|< m. ^pTT- 
 
 To Feast, v. a. entertain.^ treat. ^vrlUlrO or ^^»T^T5=ft/. ^- 
 2 rfe/t^A/, yra/)/y. qirofn. %5at, ^Toft/.-fhr/. J^^plr^.o/o. 
 
 5b Feast, v. n. eat sumptuously. IT^^iT n.-^rHT HMH n. 
 !FT^, ?riT w».-r<i^|ofl/.-qTTjt/.-v(MVH w.-MH-=(HI5 «».-&c, 
 
 ^^, tpjfirdf, »TT^ fl. HHe|UJ. 
 
 Feastful. Seo Festive. \m. 
 
 Feat, n. exploit, v. Deed. Km/. H^g^cTn. ^rl*t*< «.M<I+H 
 Fkatheb, n. <ft?r OT. «. f^^TRT m. TC m. <i^ ♦». Pf^ »>. 
 
 Featliers. f^HTTT «. 
 
 " Birds of a feather " ^^ MIoi-^Hun m. pi. 
 
 F. of an arrow, ^^m. fWrTw. 
 
 Stuff manufactured from feathers, i'^f. 
 
 To get a f. in one's cap. ^^ m. ?5T^. 
 Feathered, a. fmr^^TT^TT, froNr, ?rT?T, ^rft^, RR«». 
 Feathebless, a. ■^fmi, arf^u, arq?^, armcTT^T. 
 
 Feathekt, o. like.^ SfC. feathers, fv^i-^r ^TTW. 
 Featube, «. lineament of the face. 57T55?=nir n. ^^r^P^ «. *T- 
 
 ^J^^^TOT ». 5^f=['^ n. 
 
 Features. ?fts^5EiT ». riTi«|oti m. ?ff5 m^/. tff? «ini/. 
 
 ^<*(«I'il w». %^ m. ^^\ f. CT^/ CT »• 
 Featured, «. g c^^roT, JJ^ot^tP-W^. 
 
 Bold-f. T^Rr^^T'T. 
 Ill-f. ^CT, ^^TWr. 
 
 Weli-f. f^, *,M^ig;, ft5?m, %^^^, %i^«rpr, 
 
 Febhific, a. causing fever, yr^ <sj<^-^nT^-;jfpnp-^R^-&c. 
 Febrifuge, «. sulduing fecer. 55rnTT^, ^?^TJT, *«)<.iH+,'»^- 
 
 Febrifuge, n. fllll-^-^TO^ ST^tT n. vrc(Hl^l4>-&c. 3pfNni». 
 Febrile, o. o/ or belonging to fever. rlNNI,vj^<MI,>H<«*i«ft. 
 
 2 indicating fever. vre|«J[^+, 3^T^^. 
 
 F. symptoms, v. Fevebisiiness. ^JOT^uft/. 
 Feebuaet, m. iq'41*l^f'll I^TT Kff^ m. 
 Fecal, a. «oJH[,HrfH<^, jft^TfTT. 
 Feculence, n. foulness, muddiness. 'i^iMUii «i. X<^lal<4U|| m. 
 
 ♦^Irtlfll/. *^'(<1l/- ^5*^ «• 
 
 2 Zws, rfroM, recrement, v. Dreos, Dirt. J??5 »». n.pop. 
 
 JTas m. ilTO «• TToE OT. ^ wt. fipj n. <^»ri m. 
 Feculent, a. r. N. q^, ii^, ^^, X^rs, i| | o6M I, sfsfT^, 
 
 Ac. MfJ^H, ^Wr5, ^-^r^r), r+JH*(. 
 Fecuitd, &c. See Fruitful, Ac. 
 
 Fei>,2>. t. y. 1. «ff^T^, m^pwi, Ac. «Ttft?r, 3^. 
 
 Federal, a. pertaining, Sfc. to a league or compact. ^K\K \ -^ \y 
 ^■%<Tr^r, r«H<<HMI, «Hq«qtff, *<*4i|r*l«l <<<♦>, ^IHr<H>, ^- 
 
 Federaet. Federate. See Coxfedeeatk. 
 Fee, n. fief, feud. <hv\^\<^ \m. ? 
 
 2 ( as of office ) perquisite. <^*-fjO / ^w. For legal fees 
 the word ^f. from the English is commonly used. 
 
 F. of a visiting physician. ^HHiliuft/. 
 
 Eetaining f. — of a wakil. ^^+,Kot. 
 
 Fees. «(W|j H\\r\f. 
 Fee-farm, «. jtt'RWTot. +ui*(Nif». 
 To Fee, v. a. ^f.-&c. ^. 
 Feeble, a. v. Weak. aRf^T^, fJffe, 5^, ^»T%r, qm^^, 
 
 Feeble-minded, «. ^^J^, 3^^=^, ^Et^w^^, 
 
 5^[t^ 5p^^-|fe-^'r5-&c. 
 Feeble-tongued, o. r^c^^l 3T5, 3T3smf^*r^, ^^T^^fsora. 
 Feebleness, «. v. A. inT^"W/. 3T^^PriT/. J'fe^/. Pl4cid | 
 
 /. ^rf'P^'mT/. 
 Feeblt, arfy. 5^crt, ^4?^, *H-^l<l?f, Ac. piw a. decl. 
 To Feed, e.o. ^rm^T ^F^-^, 'ff^Tot, qr^ot, Tl'snJf,3T^n. ^- 
 
 ^, ^n^-v]^ qT?5^, MIrf'lHl«H'ln.-Ac. ^T^^Ty. ofo. 
 
 To f. (child, Ac.) by the haud or with a spoon. H<ft" i. 
 
 2 ( cattle, Ac. ) administer food. tlKiit, ^TTTT»n. Mlrfui^^. 
 
 3 T.To SuPPLT. 5^^, 'JJ:^wf;f.■&c. ^^m g. ofo. 
 
 To Feed, v. n. tulsist by eating, ^tm, ^Rut, ^5ft^^«. ^TW- 
 "TFtS, "ft^^n. HTot, 3TT^ m. q^ur iciYA g.o/o. ( also in 
 comp. as 5TErT^-*rti^K-&c. qRof), OT^W^n.-d^Mflf^- 
 qjT/.-Ac. qjrot «M ef^ or ^ o/o. 
 
 Feed, Feedibo, n. v. V. A. 1. — act. <?hr^n. Ac. 'ft^or«. ^- 
 oBiijq;/. 115^ /«'/'• TcEtirn. 
 
 V. V. N. 1. ^rm «. 3Tr^«. ( in comp. as 2FRrrfTT, "J5r!T- 
 ^, yi-MI^K, 5^«rT^, Hrt<<I^K, mI^I^K, n^TTf R, 3T?^- 
 
 ^, Plftl^K). 
 
 I. See Food. 
 
 II. ( of horses, camels, Ac.) regular dHowaftce. ^^/. 
 T?fl«T or U?ft«T «•. 
 
 Feeder, «. v. A. V. 1. Mltl^Kf, tINWI k)lrf«ll<|, Ac. «ira^- 
 ^TOT, 'TK^, aT'ST^RTT. 
 
 V. v. N. ^nilRT, aTTfrft ( in comp. as 3T5n^,>Sc5TfTft, 
 MM I ^ l O , f «n^, ^TPPTTfrft, Hi ^ r ^ l ^ , Hu l l^ l /1 , 3T?qT- 
 ^Tft, fHHI^Kt-Ac), v»fMt (in comp. as Sf^^^Nt, Ht?r»ft' 
 ^, Ac), ^^ifW ( in comp. as afT^PTsTtfr, Ac.). 
 
 To Feel, v. a- perceive by the touch. ^?foif, ^^tot. ^rnt.^nit- 
 fTR«.-Ac. ^ »».con. with g. of o. ^Tif^^-^^\^*ii\' 
 
 To f the pulse. STT^/. 1T^. 
 3 /ry by the touch, press and squeeze, ijc. ^rr^f, -^Nwui, 
 •mM^ut, -MIM^iH-^T^PT^-Ae. ITi^, TN^f. 
 
 To be feeling one's way; to beat al'out the bush, ^f- 
 
 ^TS't, '^i-MHuJ, '^mu'r, ■«(i-=(Hsn 3nTif-«rra:ijr. 
 
 3 have perception or sensation of.^\,;i\ in. con. ■HH'^^i in. 
 con. HT^, »ft^, ST^T^m.-Ac.^r'Jf g. ofo. with in. con. 
 
VtL 813 
 
 4 ( mentally) be affecUd hy. q^, HMOJ, ^JKRof, 55T^"T- 
 juf in. eon. f^HUJ •»• con. SH'T. 
 Tb Feel, r. fi. lutve perception by the touch. FTff «. -Ixftwi- 
 t<Hviui-&c. in. eon. FT^fffTTT »«-&<•. ft^f in. wn. 
 
 2 appear to the touch. FT?fw •diui-rtl'WI »'». «>». "HiiJi, 
 
 3 Aarf perception mentally. ^Rof, ai'iu'l, TRPJif, ^nr»I^ 
 oU tri'M in. (Km. 
 
 To f. well, r^^lfl ^"^ ^re^ in. con. wiVA y. o/*. ^nrr- 
 ifR n.- Ac. qi-.ui. 
 
 To f. pleasant or agreeable to. TT^ in. eon. 
 To f. sore. *|<M'Ji, 
 
 4 hace^emibilily excited. ^^, MHI<ui, 4jol«(iui, ^ «.- 
 
 FksL, FEELnfo, n. »cn«<; of feeling, \. Touch. FT^T *»• W^- 
 ^'r n. wPlf^^I n. 
 
 2 tentation, effect of perception. flPT n. ^HTSf m. «?t^ m. 
 %^/. ^5^5^/. ^fTM n. ^q^Tift^ m. 
 
 3 sentibility, tuMceptibility. *'^^1*J'<'II "»• "r-f"ii/ ^"TT/. 
 
 To force f. ^MtfH MI'^I »». ^imuf. 
 
 4 emotion^ passion, v. Sentimeiit. HI^ w. ^ m. H^t*T- 
 
 PsBLXU, R.—teiitacn1» of animals, f^nft yi 
 
 FxEUSO, a. tentihle, naeeptible. ^<\<|<(M, ^^T^, ^^<^<<, ^- 
 
 ^'innT, ^»?wrr^, *'^<ii<, ^^mr ^t^tt^, hhmi q?k55T, 
 *tHrim**, H<i»fldm**, *"lH-5i<i;^'nT. 
 
 2 eipreuice of feeling. ^5t?P55 ^TmnmfrTT, q5ct<<<aMM I, 
 
 ^W>r, ^P?f^, *I*«<<M1, *fv«iu»n>, <M>«iis<, *^"IK«- 
 
 IWR. 
 Peelisolt, adv. t. N. 3. *^uiim4*, ^TTT^. 
 To FEioit, c. a. V. To Istest. >pfr^, ^^, qfvdffr. 
 
 2 MOifc^ tkovB of, pretend, tham. T\r^ n.-^ft n.-»H n.- 
 
 -ift?T n.-^n.-ii^mTin.-&c. ^^-iw $• of o. ^f.-^f.- 
 
 -jlf5 m.-&c. Vj:^W'i[. 
 fnenj>,p. t. V. 1. i'S^^^i, &<•. frfrTT, *rT:4>frMH, 34i^i4, 
 
 2 •PWf %^<^i, Ac. •w*i'si, tit'iHi, rH<ii-«4i, yrTt-^r, y??- 
 
 *IWft^, Ac. 
 PkianDLT, adv. T.A. 2. «fni^, fJnn%,&c. ^ftnrHT ded. Ac. 
 Jki0im, «. T. V. 1. ^fJ^uiKI, T^'JIKT, Ac. *r<4*, t^^, 
 ^tf*. [»T<T3FTT, 'M*loiMI. 
 
 2 "Piv ^fTTT, Ac »t«ft, f^nnrfr, finreTT, ^f^, *iiijr, 
 
 FROVmo, n. T.V. 1. — o/^. ipfrHUI n. T^ n.Ac.^|^|(4J0<Tm. 
 
 2 ani Frarr. "mr ^ n. ?nn ir^ n. Ac. 
 Tfmr, n. pretence, $ham. »T»I n. f*nr /x)/). »ftH n. ^rhi or 
 
 *w «. f^ijT «. TT* n. ^/. y^rnrfft/ ». ^r^^, 5??»n. 
 
 2 ■Wf* «fro**, ^tf. S^%f. "^ m.^ f. B^f.l^M1/. ». 
 
 ^nw, f^f •• ^T^^i ^T^'J /• •"• ^f^w, 'Jpt/. 
 
 Feinta. Uf^ m. pi. 
 A TKtlClTATK, «. a. inaj(c ^^TPy- ^p^-<&c. ^?^. 
 
 3 See To Cokobatclats. 
 PiLicrtooa, FsuciTT. St9 Hart, HiRnrMi. 
 
 FEIi 
 
 Feline, a. belonging, Ife. to caU. Hlv^iNI, "^ilf^*, f^UrS- 
 
 Fell, a. savage, Sfe. v. Cbuel. '^, f^f^, 3^, ^I^T, »Tfn|- 
 
 Fell, n. See Hide. 
 
 To Fell, ». o. cause to fall, qrj'jf, qiffT TFpSt, jftS^t, ^tfJT 
 
 Fellskss, rt. V. A. "fX^f. ^t^ n. grjrn' /. &c 
 Felloe, See Fellt. 
 
 Fellow, n. associate, companion, consort, comrade, partner, 
 Sfc. ■«l«Jrft, #^ /'o/j. H'Tfft or ^'llrO, ^'<Tt, TT^ m. ^- 
 
 2 e^iw/, /leer, v. Match. «J<|»K-Mi, ^f. ^jfrST m. ^TT^ w. 
 A iJ^t^T /• we constantly used in the sense. 
 
 3 one of a pair. xJTTSr m. q^Tcy, qrr. 
 This is ( his, her, its) f. ( in lying, folly, villany). ^ 
 
 WMI *n^ {or ^ r«<|-^ 'tft'T), fTT^TT MRltfi ^ sit^T^, 
 ^person, body, hand, one; — familiarly. ^\tl m. iKV^ m. 
 n. Trim. 
 
 Bold and heroic f. n<5'll^ m. jt^ m. M^muj^H m. 
 
 Fellows — compreh. chaps, hands. 'l^mu[?T m. pi. 
 
 Fine (8plendid,dashing,&c.) f. — ironic. vj^4i'^IMI'JjjH«. 
 
 Some f. or other. 'NH4I JilnMl. 
 
 Some fellows, some half dozen fellows or other. an?» 
 »J^ »W*J?> «». /)Z. T^^ ifiHMt OT. /)/. »tIhI-jO +flMUn m. pi, 
 
 m^^v^ jTT5E#3ft »i. pi. ?rra% ntoE^ m. />/. ^^^ .p'- 
 
 3TH?r ^3% m. pi. 
 
 You f. art. 
 
 5 rascal, vagabond, dog ; — revilingly. ^4<hl ♦». ^1% »». 
 
 6 wight, tcretch, Sfc. — compassionately. siTTfT, f«f^RT. 
 
 7 (of a college, Ac.) %?!t from the English. ^PTre^. [Ac. 
 Fellow is exjiressed in composition by fl', ^,HH, ^, 
 
 Fellow-student, Fellow-scholab, n. J'F^ »»• y**ii« »». 
 
 Fellow-suffekeb, n. '?^|:^, HTJt^, 
 
 Fellowship, n. companionship, Sfc. ;first'T/.#T7T f.W^f. ^- 
 
 n m. +i^<ji« OT. ^T^«T n. *<ir^w< rt. 'ii^'i'l m. *(i^-«(«4n. 
 
 *<lf^rM n. 
 
 2 ( of table ). ^f^pop. 'tTt^f ^ii^ or ^^WT/. <fftj- 
 
 Fit for f M^N r. 
 To admit into f. ^'if^ff ^. 
 To hold f. with, qtptn if^^. o/o. 
 3 — in arithm. ?T%?r/. *l<id^l4«n/.— Single t f^ft^^f. 
 Double f. <J^0«4h/. 
 
 4 ( in a college, Ac. ) %(#?t 'Tni / -<I^t /.-^ »i «|* / 
 Fellt, n. — of a wheel, ^'s^i n. ^"p or ^TB n.TRT m. Cord 
 
 connecting over a gap two fillicK. «ll<|il*l m. 
 Felox, n. one guil/y of felony, ^rldl'fl, <J*1H*<l^*IIH<l'4t, T- 
 
 2 See WurrLow. [^, 
 
 Fklo5ioc8, a. T. "Wicked. MlM^jQ*!!, MimKI^Nl, «?IM*l*r4l- 
 Fewst, a. ecfital or Aftwy crime. !WMfll<OM"ll »• ^TflT n. 
 
FEE 
 
 SU 
 
 rE3 
 
 Fklt, ». ^ or vrft^i «. 5^^ or ^TOTJT »». TT^ m. 
 . A piece of f. OTT/. 
 
 Made of, belonging to, &c. f. JT^^. 
 
 To form ( roll out ) f. SJPT w.-^W^T »i. JJRof. 
 Female, «. v. Woman. ^/. snq-^mr^V/. «ll<~5»1I0j?T/ ^- 
 
 2 ( of animals or plants ). HT<t/. sirq^/. ^/ Hf|t5T/. 
 Female, a. «o< maJe,— noting sex. ^vt i rfl-m , ^ ^ I ff l ^ , 
 
 2 belonging to woman, v. Feminine. ^fNT, <IN^NI, 
 
 F. code, qr^ipf^ Xil^ n. 
 
 The F. sex. ^ft^srm/. 5rT^nFf=sft ^um/. 
 
 Feminalitt, «. female nature, ^\^^^'m\ m. -^^ n. ^^ 
 
 Feminine, o.— noting sex. ^ft^nrfHT, ^(Wrft^, ^"TfrF^, 
 2 helovging, ^'c. to uoman. ^^, ^vHrO-NI, ^ft^^sot, 
 
 3 — in grammar. 15ftf?yiT, ^jftfenqi. [sR^'IcT. 
 
 FemObal, a. belonging to the thigh. TTf^^, ^ ^ ^«i'jt,gr?^^, 
 Fen, n. marsh, S(c. qmvToS n. TPiT^ n. TMSR «. f^TcTm «. 
 
 Fence, n. guard against, — gener. 3H|^<ui «. aTT^R ««. f^^R- 
 ^ «. f?Jqi<,uriHiM m. Pl«)KumitTfT «. 
 2 /(crfy?, paling, ^'c. ^v\ n. ^\ or ^ or'^ J. «por ». 
 5^<T «. arm »«. ansr^ ». 3TRR w. am^ or am^ n. 
 %^ M. Tf^ «». 
 
 Diyiding f. 3t?R ^/. 
 Gap in a f . sftot^p «». 
 To Fence, v. a. secure by a fence. ^TUf n.-^a\ n.-q^/- 
 
 &c. t)irt«i-m<5^ TT^fn'f , 55^. 
 
 2 SeeToGuABD. 
 To Fence, v. n. play with foils, Sf cat attack and defence. 
 
 ^V^ m. %adr, 5[T^p^Rr m.. \^i^ f.-&c. SRUt. 
 Fekcee, n. V. V. N. ^qjr %5EorKT, ^tS'll^TrST, <r?i^. 
 
 Practising stick of a f. ^ m. n^/. [ &c. 
 
 Fencing, n. v. V. A. — act. ^itjf «. ^^of «, ^^q^ ^TcWf «. 
 
 Price or cost of f. ^'JiT^ot/. 
 T. V. 'S.—act. ^IT^iTRT^a »/». r^R^tsTT/. 
 To Fend, v. a. *fpp of, v. To "Waed. ^r^, f^T^. 
 Fendeb, n. — of a fire place. ' -^^-^ ^JVZf. 
 Fennel, n. — sweet. srlt^Tt^/. 
 
 F. — seed. <fi»ui<jf|<<f; m. 
 
 Ilaring the smell of f. — mangoes, Ac. f>f<p:<^,| . 
 Fenny, a. marshy, ^'e. "THT'troST^T, TF'R'^Erqr, 3T^. 
 Fenugreek, n. k-^tf- 
 
 F.-water. ifiT^tjft n. 
 
 Sweet-meat of seed of f. %»ftlT m, 
 Febine. See Savage, Wild. 
 
 To Ferment, f. n. tcork, effervesce. ^Tof , f^«)f^t«ui , ^tTsI^, 
 impers. ^?nJr, ■^'fH^HnW, JRUT, "puTlpai^, f*pqf^am, f^- 
 
 Ferment. See IIeat, Agitation. 
 
 Fermentation, n. t. V. ^Hot n. &c. vjHia&i m. <TPF tn. 
 
 F. of dough, &c. ?nft^ «i. 
 Febn, ». %^«». ^^/. 
 Ferocious, a. v. Fierce, Cruel, ^r, TT, ^T^TRH, 2T?'iT, 
 
 Febociouskess, Ferocity, «. v. A. '^WIT »». «ji4SU|l »». 
 
 gXTrTT/. ^^r/. ^^ n. <!f}*^illri\ f. [j^. 
 
 Ferreoos, a.made,S)-c. of iron. WKM4MI, fil<^^, rti^H«4, 
 Feeket, n. ^ ?5^ vPTHT 3Tf^. 
 To Ferret out, v. a. hunt and search for. ^4^ -^tf^-3^- 
 
 5?T-^jn'J5-&c. 4-iiSui. 
 Ferriage, n.fare at a ferry. grnT »». >ddKI w.^riiuiNol/. 
 Ferruginous, a. partaking, Sjc. of iron. ?!r?^?r^, «5t^t^, 
 
 Ferrule, n. ring round a stick, Sfc. ^^^dim. sT^nft/. TtS- 
 
 To Ferry, v. n. qiT ^^or w rift <nT 'FT't-^, gvi<uj. 
 Ferry, n. passage to he crossed, rir/. 
 
 2 ferry-boat. cR/. 
 Febry-eoat, «. ?T^/. 
 
 F. ferrying gratuitously. tnT%R/ tTH^f^/. 
 Feeby-MAN, n. :jr[jt[ VI. grtT^'TT m. fTT-^T »». ff^TT »». 
 Fertile, a. procfurtn^ abundantly. Pi<t)i* or ^, (M=f,Mi or 
 
 H>l<rH+.l^, 7?T^r?5fT, it^fr^, g'ft^, ^ft^Ft, ^fWt, sij- 
 
 F. soil. 3^Vt/. 
 2 See Inventive, Ingenious. 
 
 Febtileness, Fertility, n. v. A. 1. fw+IAMuir m. g^PT- 
 OIT m. &C. «(^tt<:Mc«< «. 3^f^ «. SI^'H't:i||c'4|i^*fc| ». Sf- 
 ^JTFf^f^ »• [»n.-&c. aHIujiJr, 
 
 To I'ERTlLizEjC.a. rM+NI-^'f1^-^^«t<<-&c. ^T''r,ft+IA4«I1 
 
 Ferule, «. — of schoolmasters. »n^/. 
 
 Febvehcy, Fervor, Fervidness, n. v. A. 1. gronrr/. ?r?raTt 
 
 /. ^PTTTf/. r\^W^/- 'ftBTcTT/. rft^TfTT/ 
 2 5i^H<H»». "irt^rfl/ f^/- ??HT^»». 3t^?5T/. 3?|cy+<<«. 
 Fervent, Fervid, a. Ao<, vehement, v. Ardent, g^or, ?Tai^, 
 
 2 Myer, M-arw, impassionale, y. Earnest. 3^H^, ?r^, 
 3fHT^, ^«<iK, Hl'll'n-'ll, fni^l-Hr, ^ot+of^-!||, ^ftf^rf . 
 Fervently, ae/i). v. A. 2. 3W%%, 'ir^*dH(, ^Tg^T^, ^- 
 
 Festal, Festival, Fustiye, a. ?forRT, ^PTg<(^5rT,^' >^ o6<< N r^ 
 
 Hi'lfrl*. 
 
 F. occasion. — as a marriage, &c. <f I^u(m. ^yf m. si^t^^JR' 
 «. f^r^TrTn. 5*n?^«. 5H^^n.>H''I«*|4i«. Hip^n. JTHIr^". 
 *Tt'lf?5+n. #^»». Ht^ToETwJ. HJ^n. ^'[»T^«. ?5«+IV«. fj^- 
 
 F. rite or act, — gener. ?n^r»». ^#T^»». 
 Presents (articles of apparel) upon f. occasions. 3TT^- 
 Xm. Suitable to be given as such. 3ii^<.i*, 3TT|ft. 
 To Festeb, v. n. rankle, grow iirulent,~a. scratch, &c. \^l% 
 
i 
 
 FEV 
 
 315 
 
 PIC 
 
 2 fig. — mentally. ^^, g^. 
 YtSTl\iL,n. feast, festive occasion, v. IIotTBAT. 5=niT"i. fHT- 
 nK»- W[V^ fs^n*. f^fHrlB. ij4mh n. ^RW «. ■«i^'*l or 
 ?Tt^T5ETi»». I^n. T^nrft/. q^f^^^w. vJrHl^m. >ir^M or sJrtlM 
 in. Jr^l^HI f^^Wm. — of Muhaintnadaus, f^f- 
 F. with illuminations. efi^ftHT^w. 
 Flowers, aweetmeats, &c, distributed at the close of 
 a religious f. il^lW4il<^M. 
 
 Great f. or great rejoicings. H^^r^Wm. *T^HT^«». 
 Money, Ac. given to dependents at a f. «Tt^«.»». 
 Presents (to Brahnians) at a £ ^^R«». 
 Solar f. jgx|^«, 
 Festititt, n. See FssmrAt. 
 
 2 tocial rejoicing. Tr^TT^w. 3r?nT»». 3TR^3??IT^»». 
 Fbstoos, «. — in architecture. \^^\f. ^'^^ or JIT"*- 
 To Fetch, ». «. t. To Bkixo. vn^f^ afrPT^t, aTTTit. 
 
 2 irifl^ M i7« />r»c*. %*17T/. ^tJi »'«. «"»• 
 
 3 See To Beach. 
 
 Fetch, n. /nc*, t. ABTincK. ST^^oi. 
 Fete chajipetbe, n. <HOi«<u|n. ^jpTT^^n. 
 Fetid, a. v. Sn-VKnio. ^T^rr, ^il3T, 5^5, 5^»ft. 
 Fetidkms, Fetob, «. v. Stok. Hm/. 5<<il«H/. *J<«I"I /. 
 
 gffRiTT/. Vini^n. ^^m. ^frmv«. 
 Fetlock, «. '^mvM ^m. fl. 1%^ % gw^m rftvHi'll/. 
 Fetteb, w. chain for the feet. ^f[f. 3^?^ or 5CT»i. f*PTfffi.n. 
 
 Jb Fetteb, r. a. t. N. Wt/.-Ac. RltSof. 
 
 2 See To Cloo. 
 Frrrs, Fetai.. See F«rrr«, F<etil. 
 FkrJ>, «. tontentiom, dfe. aim. «T?m. ^r5^»». TflWn. 
 
 To be the occasion of a f. — a matter.djl^-«1im «i«i«t. 
 Family f. <^>i|«.'{^ni. >J^7r!^m. 
 2.A*/./«. KT^€T«. ^tiRT^oi. 
 Fevsil, a. icM, ^e. in fee. mw^HT^, oiTfWHT. 
 Fkcbakt, Fkvdatobt, »i. Hf*l*f1, n"l*l«<^H, «TT^l»ftt^. 
 
 A feudatory prince or chieftain. 9PrrTm> 
 Fcrcs, n. nj^m. VWK vulg. oiTm. TjToIm. 
 Ardor of f. mTT^ <^\^m. 
 Bilious f. fW^«». 
 Coldfitofaf.f|w9r|N'ii. 
 Common f. HIW '^ «•. 
 £niptions after f. m'l^Tlwf n. 9TT ?PTof n. 
 F. aarribed to Titiation of the bile. fVKrHfK •,—o( the 
 humour ^A/ryM, ^TT^j— of the humour iciW,fT?nWT; 
 — of the three humoum, fl|^^!rq<j> 7^, KftPTPWR — 
 of the bile and air, f?fRm 'W»'; — of the bile and 
 phlegm, fm *▼ ^^T. 
 
 F. — petechial or putrid. tlTWH m. 
 F. — quartan. ^^TfC^fT, fN*J|K ». 
 F.^-qnintan. ^PJmV *WT. 
 7.— quotidian. ^^if^^fT. 
 
 F. seated in the bones. ^M'AK •». ^is^^-jcl/- 
 
 F. with ague. f|?=j^ m. f^<<rim m. Ji^SMi w. J- 
 
 F. — patient. F.— subject. niM*{l, vi<<ji(l, 5^, v?^ftfT, 
 
 Hot paroxysm of f. rllMI-MI rti^si «. v^^iIh «». 
 
 Illusions off. ^<^r?/. 
 
 Inflammatory f. i^l^vH< w. 
 
 Intermittent f. 3T?T^^^ rTTT «». [v. ^. 
 
 Prostration of strength in f. HT^^ft/. v. ^, ^3Ktl «. 
 
 Eeeovered from f. 'i<ivr«(<.. 
 
 Remittent or irregular f. ^«nT 5^, ^fiif^* 5^. 
 
 Eigor of f. +iH^/. 
 
 Scarlet f. ^^ m. n. 
 
 Slow creeping f. ^^^JTTT «. 
 
 Slow or lingering f. ^Jfi^f^^ m. 
 
 Sprinkling of holy water over f. -patient, 3^5nt^/« 
 
 Typhus f. +|o4vkJ<, m. 
 
 Violent f. with delirium & syncope. ^f^MM «♦. 
 
 To stop a f. by incantations. 3^ or ^3K m. ^^^] 
 Fetebish, a. having a slight fever. *ui<j)uft aiic^rff, WPl 
 »ft|5 3TT^OT, ^^ 3TT^?JT, &C. J=l<\-«l<|Ti, 3^t?5^. 
 
 F. excitement. ?|?TN ^^ »». 
 
 To feel f. thu i tfiU l ut , ^SKl^ir, ( 1^^, rTm^, Ac. ) ^^ 
 4Mlld 3m^-q5^-fJ=r'iToi'-&c.5F3Wt /.-5F?Hrs M. ^-*n- 
 dt-f5FIof in. con, 3Tt^ n. h)^ %^, 3Ttn «. W^^- 
 2 disposed to fever, ^l\^ Sj^fft^, ^r«<<W»TI^, 5^5ft^. 
 Fetebisu>es8, fi. V. A. 1. +ui+uff/. ^prppoT/. 5^^/- «F- 
 I^Fit/. ^^T^/ T^Tsft/. ^Pin/. sRf'ft/ ^F^/. ^f|?{t/. 
 
 Fevebous, a. having fecer. JKfT^^, fiiH*^, ^R<i, «^, 
 
 Few, a. f^;k^ or fipPT^, ^ffr, •«it?T«J^, "ftlT, ijrs^, ^- 
 
 Fkwijess, ». v.A. iTtl^^wrr n. stftt^^ m. airMHl/. ^^Rrn/". 
 
 Fiat, n, </*«•«. gnflT/. yf»T «. ■d'ti*ll<t<< ». 
 
 Fib, To Fib. See Lie, To Lie. 
 
 FiBHE, n. small thread or filament, t^ m. pop. ?Tt?T w fTt«T/. 
 
 frtJJ^m. ^ /»^. q?I ». 
 
 2 ( of a leaf, of wood, Ac. ). ftm m. ^/. f^i*! w. ^- 
 
 Of soft f.— wood, ft^TO, ft«lcA, fi^, firg[oS. 
 
 Fibres ( as of mangoes, Ac. ). ^^ «. ^^^ n. ( or 
 «fr^ A. ^"N^ ) c?!^/ 'ST^ n. 
 
 Fibrei ( of hemp, ambdA, Sfc. ) clotted. ^Kf. 
 8 ( of a root ). <TTO n. qpilTT »». ^/. ji n, 
 FlBBOWS, a. cwui/iVy, (J-c. of fibres. HtJJWI, ^fjJW, g^PW, 
 
 Fibula, «. w/*r Jone ^<Af ^7. «»^^^nfr<T n. 
 
 FiCKLB, O. T. ChaKOEABIX ^^W pop. ^^3t, ^?y, 3«f?<l?, 
 
 TIlflRC^ 313^mT, '♦^^^ff^, ^^<5f^, ^^^if^m, ^- 
 Ficxuoixai, «. T. A. ^t^asTTT ». ^Nr«T «. ^n??^ «. '^'^- 
 
TW 
 
 816 
 
 riE 
 
 fir/. ^hrt7-&c. gf^/. 
 
 Fiction, n.fahe report, Sfc. v. Faheicatios. sflrrff n. ?nc- 
 ^^ »i. ^.St/. «h5loi^/. «. 3^, ^, PPF. 
 
 2 romance, novel, fahle, Sfc. v. Stoet. *frM<H4)»n/. 'P- 
 
 3 thing feif/ned,—gciicT. W.^^jf. V^f^f- *HNricit-^- 
 ^-&c. >!>?/. 
 
 PiCTiTious, a.ffiyned, imngitiart/. "pfrlrT, f>ft'W3Wr, i-^c4«4l, 
 
 2 eounterjeit, not real, v. Falee. ^^[Z\ <nrtrtl, «>Bt»i, ^- 
 
 FiCTiTiousLT, o(?p. V. A. ^F?^, rf^r, &c. ■H^f^H, ?l^q7, 
 +I4'1^M«(%, [34«jlwr«l+H «. 
 
 FiCTiTiousNEss, n. V. A. 1. *lsT<<Pl+c«J n. ^hR-Hrif* n. &c. 
 2 <<il^H"ri OT. ^^li"/. 
 
 FrDDLE, «. ^nMY/. ^^F «. T^rm n. 
 
 F. of one string. f+,^^/. — player on it, f^T^TT m. 
 
 To Fiddle, v. n. play vpon a fiddle. ^Rrft/.-Ac. ^T^I^of, 
 2 See To Fiudle-eaddle. 
 
 Fiddle -STICK, w. iM m. +mm/. 
 
 FlDDLE-STKINO, 71. ^TK'fNt rTTT/- 
 
 Fiddle-faddle, «. Of this word the sense or acceptation 
 seems, notwithstanding the Dictionaries, to be light and 
 reiterate and unmeaning action; and to be sufficiently 
 expressed by the words trifling, idling, playing. fiddling, 
 piddling, ^c. Under this view of it the corresponding 
 words in Maraihi are numerous and expressive. They 
 have of course differing particular aspects and bearings. 
 d+rfW+f^/. Tf^nr ^TTt^/. !}?re mc=5 or VW+l<i/. vJdlA^/. 
 
 vi-=irfi T^t^/ -j-^c^rai'^w/. 7^?JT %^/. -jiiui m. ;j?n^- 
 
 3b Fiddle-faddle, ». ». v. N. -3*rtH+.?5 /-3-^rflvi-«<t5/.- 
 sJ<lli«l/.-^5frft^T^/.-&c. TTfSot-JR't, ^WI+K'TTT w.-ft^- 
 
 jpZ. TROT-fiTa^. 
 Fiddler, «. t. V. 1. *iii»ft «im«)uiki, yr<i«fl, *)R''ft ^prr. 
 Fidelity, «. v. Faithfulness, htpt n. ^HI'flMUII m.^qorr 
 m. UHlfui+SUII »n. STTHTf'T'Ft^w. [f'l^l/l 
 
 F. to a master or lord. ^f^lfltPTf^P /. si^hRIj /. ?^Tf^- 
 F. to a husband. mfdt)ri< n. 
 STo Fidget, r.n. ic restless, move alout irregularly. 'Sfot^oEut, 
 ■^oi«jo(,DT, ^naiir, «io5^aot, ^oi^aSr, tjoi-^os adv. w[s\m. 
 
 in. con. 34*l« /• ^FT'f'. 
 Fidget, Fugetiko, n. v. V. and Fieoetikess. -cjottjotui n. 
 
 &c. 3^T^^rt/. /;/. ?^^/. g>ft^ m. pi. V. ?IFT. 
 FiDOETi>E^s, n. V. A. =53^55/. =Efa5n5/. ga^oj/. fot^/. 
 
 ^1[?/- 1^1?/- ^i^^/- »• ?5in, gzToE/ 33^/. ?5?'jj 
 , /. ^f'SF'T n.— intens. '^otgare m. '^s;^oilZm. ^a^R m. 
 
 FiBOETT, a. restlett, Sfc. ^.^ or ^5o&qT,^^Wa:m, 
 
 Fie, interj. 3, ^H, sr, %:, %3t, ^:, f«l^. 
 Fie!Fie!fimf?I^. 
 
 To cry f. "p^ i^of, vj-^<i-%'^.&c. W^. 
 Fief. See Feud. 
 
 Field, n. enclosure for tillage or pasture. ^HT n. ^]ft/. 
 dim. qnrf n. «m^ «• <HI«iK m. ft% n. 
 2 cultivated tract. V^ n. ^]^J: n. ??^ «. 
 Blank spot in a f. of corn. 3?t^ m. 
 Boundaries of a f. fRRilTT/. 
 Continuous course or range of fields. ?PTT or ^TBTTw. 
 l3i vision of or in a f. »To^/. 'HTTf m. *ui'ii m. 
 F.-business; agricultural operations. \\\\'€\ j. ftftV /. 
 fldHM n. 
 
 Fields — collect, ^id'l«ll m. 
 
 Fields, enclosures, &c. — compreh. or gener. ^H*llil/^ 
 Fields, plantations, arable grounds — compreh, or 
 gener. ?ldMo4| m. ?lHqid n. ^trfTRf n. ^?TO^ /. 
 
 Living in the fields ( as during harvest ). ?lr|«(^yi 
 Owner of a f. TTrPJiff, fnft. 
 
 Person employed to work in the fields. ?ld«|)0, ^- 
 ^<^, ?ld+l'-m. 
 
 Setting of a f. or plantation. riHuf)/, 
 Small f. <*)4d{l /• 
 
 Stand in a f. for the watcher. »TTotT ♦». TTofNl m. 
 To carry a f. carry or haul. ?fo5^T^. 
 Unsown f. TRT n. f. 
 
 Victuals taken by laborers in the f. fit<^ /. f^^f- 
 ?f n. JlKui n. iJlciui «. ^T^ «. 
 
 Water-pipe fixed in the bank of a f, *fi'lof1 /. 
 8 wide expanse, open tract. »i^PT n. s<ilM«i «. ff^ /. 
 F. of battle, ioifrioi n. ^ripj^/. 
 Taking the f. Mrt+Rlft /. 
 4 space for action or operation. ^m\f ?4|?5 n, 
 F. of vision. Ml^u^lMI aTTti^FT wi.-Z'^ «. 
 Field, a. raiWrf jm ^c/</#. ^rtT^, fsTTT^t, ?^T^^. 
 Field-book «. ^^\^ ?TT1T «. 
 Field-DAT, «. +c||^d •PH'TT^ f^«»« «• 
 
 FlELD-nOUSE, n. TTrT^ «• 
 ! FlELD-MAESHAL, «. ?!?T^PTt<T ^ 'I^ 3TT^. 
 
 j FlELD-OFFICEB, 71. uft f5?T^ *1«^K *Mdl1|-6«<l SR 3^95 T- 
 5TCM^^T ^T?ff 3Tf^ ^TRI WT ^. 
 
 FlELD-riECE, «. WrfNt fTT^/. -^Irtrfl <?tT/. 
 
 FlELD-PEODUCE, «. f^llid «. ?t?nft^ «. 
 
 FiELD-sronTS, n. ftPFTT /. ^'WT /. 
 
 FiE>D, n. V. Devil. fr^TT^ m. «• 'JH «. TT?7H w. 
 
 Fiend- LIKE, Fiendish, a. v. Fiebce. ?T?T?rt, 3TT§t, fl'^rvt^. 
 
 FiETicE, fl. savage, violent, furious, outrageous. 3TT, 3TT«lTn- 
 n, ^"^rft, ^ffl?5 or 5rT^, vTTrftH, ^?7T?5, 3TF^, <*>v^l<3, ^- 
 fT, ^FS^, ?i^, 2sT?^, ^^CRvflt, ^m^?^, ST^, =5f5, If^, 
 TT?7?ft, 3TT^T, ^TH?"^. Some terms and phrases for a 
 fierce, furious, ferocious, formidable fellow, and correi- 
 ponding with ogre, devil, fiend, Hue-hard.^ giant maitl. 
 
no 317 
 
 ^e. are Jm, *4M*>H, <<Mfe.»fl, t^MWivM, ^HT^, «MrtHi%. 
 fiWI*^, ^TH^re?T, *W4.M, ^ira^^ft, «»irsin*irt or "p-Jin- 
 «Io5, ?>did ^n?r /Jop. +f<^H ^JToK, ^fTTH, 5ia<?*lrf;, ^T?TH^. 
 
 yuH«N<-«<i ^m, HH>M, M-m-ii, +^»ii<<(, r^<ii*i*i Ti'^rf ^(t. 
 
 2— as flame, &c. f^^iW--, ^^^W- Sf^, +"!<?«, ^rtlrt, '^"T- 
 
 FiKRCKLT, oJr. T. A. 1. 3MHUII^, *4*Muri^, Ac 3TT?n^p^, 
 
 2 4>i<t>MU|l^, Ac. <ft?=''IHT^^, Ac. 
 FlXXCEir£8s, »i. V. A. 1. ^Tmr w. 3^IHT /. >iM'WHI<< m. ^- 
 « *< l^ m. rr ?H^» < MN «• Ac- ?S*M<III m. ^il^c^ /. ^JIT- 
 fft'/. *<»ll^/. 11«M««<<I'I «• 
 
 on m. Ac. fft^^m/.^?'^ ». fft«IHl/. 
 FiorSESs, n. V. A. 1. SfftnTT /• STfTT^TI^ m. 3Tfir«|if «. 
 
 <ft/. frrmj/. dm-m^f?r/. Ac. jtppkt Tm m. 
 
 8 3ioi<u/. vli^^^flHNUII w. 
 FlKBT, a. btlon^inp to fire. JiHI'rttJI, STlfhrT, SjftlH*!, 3TT- 
 
 2 iraicille, t. Hot, Passkwati. atrp^, ^^T, ^^, 
 m^ or <Tm, >H^H or |n?5, 3Ic5T?5, ?ra^, drf<«jf<<l, =5t?, 
 
 3 hitiny, ttinjiny, ^e. v. PniOEHT. -*ii«*ii, ^^T, vHolvlofl- 
 
 FlXST-ETED, tf. 3^f<^fRTT. 
 
 FiTK, «. <fm or qf^m. ^t^/. 5n<t/. %g»». 
 3b Fits, p- «. "TTTT-Ai-. ««i-ii«i«i. 
 FiPKB, «. «T^fT-Ac. ¥nw^mTT,%^pr^. 
 Firmcv, «. «WT, "j^^. 
 
 An aggregate off. «Wt^/. 
 PimtnrTB, «. »niTT^. 
 Fifth, •. MNfF. 
 
 FifTH, n. <iNWT f|?m«. VMHiflw. 
 Fimrrii, a. <J«ll«i*r. 
 
 FifTT, a. <WT?T.— one.^^KHR or ST.— two, ^TVIT.— three, fJf- 
 rWI or M^^. — four, ^'^K^. — fiTe,Mt<|«H. — six, 9^9^, — 
 wren, frrWW.— ♦•if{l>'.^4l^*<. — nine, 4^ui«I«. 
 Aggregate of f. M*|l*ft/. 
 Age of f. TOnft/. 
 Fio, «. — garden, ficut eariea. anftrw. — Indian f. fieut 
 InJim. tl«. ^r.m.—f. glomerala. JUT m. 5^^^ m. — 
 ( the fruit 3^)— holy f. /. reliyiota. f^r^ m. gfTNTiT 
 m.—Jiru* tcalrimteuU. ih^lll «•• *l*lj^< m.— ficut 
 he»jamiiut. ^^CW/- [ "HT m. 
 
 Haaa raised around the f. rrligiom and f. Indica, Ac. 
 Ceremony of raising thia maas. 3T'^4T^TrPT«i. 
 DeM^nding ■hoot of f. Indica. 'TTT'^/. [ %. 
 
 A f. for you and your father too. ^^ <| gpn WTRT 
 
 Fio-coLOBKB, •• aifarft. arfsfrr^n v\t^. [v^. j 
 
 Jb FiOBT, V. ». eonlend in bcttU. 3«or, ?^»lt /-^^w.-Ar. | 
 
 2 T.To Coimarp, To Qvauel. aJtJlot or s^Tjifr or ^ai^. 
 FtoBT, FioBxisa. n. t. V. 1. 3»«r ». tWr^/- 5? <i. ^ w. 
 
 FIG 
 
 n. ^nrmm. ^PRw. ?TOT»». f^^I^m. f^^I^TT/. <HM^K «. ^- 
 
 Ardor for the f. 55^/. 
 Close f. «JI^^5[». spf^ipn. 
 Fair f. VJM<^^ n. 
 
 Tumultuous and furious f. ^^ pop. g^RSn. 
 2 v^MJUJ or ^^n. HUIHK o»' TKlHItt/. ^U|HK »». ^- 
 
 inft/. ^ or ^ n. fiTf^/. g;§;55'». 
 
 F. for sport. +T4l+c?^ m. 
 
 F.(8etting to fight)of animals for a wager. MlR^I^JHw. 
 Height or heat of the f. ^^ai^rf /. ^HHKIHI^/. 
 Sharp or brisk f. +^rf<!l^-HKIHlO-Ac. 55^7^/. ^^- 
 
 To itch to f. HT^/. pi. ^TRof g. oft. 
 FlOHTEH, «. FlOHTING,;;. a. V. V. t^^lf-^^-Ac. +<U|KI. 
 Lfljor war, c55T^, c4<S|^-=.<<l +IMMI, ?5S^ or ^, 5^- 
 
 Figment, n. invention, fiction. *t>rmi/. <-<<Hl/. *frH^c<1- 
 FlOUKABtE, o. //ia< may ie brought into a thape. 3TT^R ^TT- 
 
 FioUBATE, a. hacinj shape or form. 3H1+KMI, 5HI+lO, STT- 
 
 ♦ K^IH, 31I*kW7I^, flI*H, ^frlHIH, HfrlHrf, ^. 
 FiGUBATIVE, a. typical, ril^roi*', 31'-<1hR><^W*, 3H-Mi|frl- 
 
 2 fio< ii'/era^ KT^f'ini;, ^n^ftft^, OT^TTT^^. 
 
 3— of 8tyle;/«//o/'^yi<rf». (Urt+lO, 31W+|R*|5, W^- 
 
 F. language or speech. JM-^Kw. 
 
 F. style, s^^nrr/. sq'sisn^ffT/. 
 FioUBATiTELT, a</». V. A. 2. «^?TO<F57T. [m. CT«. 
 
 FiouBE, n. »Aop<?, V. Form. an^JR m. ^\^U\/. ^oS^ n. Ir 
 2 o f . a form., a definite thing, ^f^/. CT «. 3TT^frr/. 
 5HI*H m. f^ rt. 
 
 Composition ( of talc, gum, Ac. ) for raising figuree 
 on cloth, ^f. ^17 m. 
 
 Figures, figured work (of vines, flowers, Ac.) drawn, 
 embossed, Ac. 5^ or jft/- ^^otj-^ or f\f. ^A^Z or '^- 
 5p- m. ^. or W. m. pi. 5?^/ pi. ^^^f. ^PPTTT m. JTW- 
 <<*IH n. Rn<|U| /. 
 
 Figures drawn ( upon occasions ) over the floor and 
 walls, rtntem/. pi- HIP^ m. 
 
 Ornamented with figured work. H<|>^^l<. 
 
 To make figured work. H<h+)iJi. 
 
 To adorn with figured work. f^Kftuf. [r«(H<ui. 
 
 To cover with figures A images ( a wall, floor, Ac. ) 
 8 perton, exterior, v. FOBK. «7T n. g^T/. «S>^/. C^- 
 Wf- vO<i*41^*i/. • 
 
 Fine, elegant, Ac. f. 57fi »«. 
 
 Of fine f. ?f*l^. 
 4 ttatue, image, 3?raT m. dim. or of a female. JrRft/. 
 mj'41 m.or^n. dim. or of afemle. ^V§^f f«rar n. 
 
 ^(h^\f, [^nr n. fq?in. 
 
 C ( aa of a heArenlj body, Ac. in ezpUinijig it ). ^ffff. 
 
HL 
 
 818 
 
 FIL 
 
 6 — in geometry. ^?f w. ail^hfriy! | 
 
 7 character in arithmetic. ^si^C^m.^si^ pop. 31^ or ^Sft^m. 
 YigureB, ct/pherinj. ^^ or ^fij^ m. — Place of fig- 
 ures. 3i^'<T?y n. [^{\'h^^ n. 
 
 8 evthlem, symlol, type. qfH^ n. sjf?|<^M<j; n. STf?n^ «. 
 9 — in rhetoric. 3{f!<?)K m, S^^sfTT «». ^7T^ n. Some of the 
 common figures in rhetoric are. ^TTTT, 31HH<<, CT^, "T- 
 
 frtJTm, 3Ti^, 3%?r, ^^^tk, ^ra', ^^i ^rtf?r, ^%^, 3t- 
 
 T'^frt, 3rSr?TI, 3Tfrr?Tqtf%, ^^TTtf^, f^^fffj, ^T^tfjp, J- 
 
 snft7,-=(4uii. 
 
 Figures & tropes generally — as distinguished from 
 qUiii^lKliK Verbal ornament8,3T*rfe^TT m. 
 10 distinguished appearance, Sfc. ij\ m. ^HT/- 'T^^TT m. 
 
 To cut 9.i. cut a dash. SM/. HR^, "53 »». TTK^t-^- 
 
 To FlQUBE, V. a. 3TT^PR m.-&c. JFTii!. 
 
 2 work figures S^c, ^rf^'il/.-Ac. *|«uf, ^it^-Ac. ^5^, 
 HJJTTH^m W.-&C. ^^^/ 
 
 3 See To Imaoike. 
 
 To Figure, t». n. make a figure, le distinguished. f{W'VJ m. 
 
 ^;^, <Mui, fcliM''if. See also under Figuke. 
 Figured, a.figurute, ^fT^PR, 53raTH,^fT|HivT, ijf^Hrf, ^. 
 
 2 hailing figures ( carved.^ drawn, St'c. ).^^, fj^^ft, JT^- 
 
 3 numlered hg figures. 31'^, 3T^. 
 Filaceous, a. consisting of threads. rirtM*), ^SfHi^. 
 FiLAMEST, w. ^tT «. ?TH/. %^ m. ?ig tjwiy. crtHj».f%3r?«pOT. 
 
 Pendulous filaments from a dirty roof,&c.vfoEJTl«.^Z. 
 FiLAMEKTons, a. like a filament. 6[_^^4^, cTg^, JTHirj^T. 
 
 2 consisting of filaments. fif^MM, ^^H*f. 
 Fii-BEKT, «. ^^^ ^"F <PW 3frf^. 
 
 2b Filch, &c. See To Steal, &c. 
 
 File, «. ( as of soldiers ). JTTcE^/. ^/. «F?nT/. 
 
 2— the instrument. ipPTO/. [use. r|4|»«h/. 
 
 3 ( of papers, documents, &c. ) ^^ n. f. is in common 
 
 4 See List. 
 
 To File, v. a. rub tcith af. +M*iui, *1^^^' M\H^\, 
 
 2 ( papers, &c. )"%c5T^ or 'k^\^ qra^-3T^-^m, %- 
 fWT^-&c. rtNui. 
 
 To File, ». m. <^ JTTJ5T ^ 3TTnTf^ "^TSStfr. 
 
 Filial, a. — as used of a son. ^■>)i'^i,5"S^+)*i*lt-ni^M*, J^- 
 q^, g^tTHT^, ^5IWP.— as used of a daughter. ^?%^, 
 ^i^FTT, 5^fHT, jf^TFT^flf-m, ^fsr^FTW^.— as used of a 
 child, without rel'erence to sex. 3THr*(NI, aTTtq^nrf^. 
 F. affection. f^H^ m. fTH^rfTfj/. with reference to 
 one's father. Hid^^ m, iTT^Hf^/. with reference to 
 one's mother. 
 
 F. duty, q^^ m. jT^PFT^ m. wm^ m. 
 
 FiriATios, n. 5?(r^ M. ^fR^ ». 
 2 See Adoption. 
 
 yiLpjQs, n. ^ »j. ^ n. (esp. in comp. as ?rtf^«.&c.). 
 
 2b Fill, ». o. T?^, *re?T ^,*r^/.-*IT0I».-&c. sprJf y.o/ o. 
 *rfT<T-&c. ^^. 
 To f. full. 3^-5^-*n:^-&c. vjyi^, 
 
 2 See To SatisftT To Glut. {in. con. 
 
 3 ( an ofiice, &c. ) W^., 3T^ tcith ^ or ^ oj t. and 
 
 4 up ; occupy. 3t5^, ft^T^, ^?T^9t. 
 
 To be filled by. *n^, 3T^, JfHit, 3T?TW. 
 
 5 up i supply cavities, Sfc. HT't, 5^, 5fl'i^<ui, HH<Si, 
 
 6 up or in ; — tables, columns, &c. TT^. 
 To Fill, v. n. grow full. *rT^, H^TI ^JTT^. 
 
 2 out ; become fieshy or pulpous, art'ft JJ^-TT^T, 3Tt- 
 JT n. tpC^, *RW, ^^, J'ElT'if, 
 TiLhjn. fullness, satisfaction. *R?ft /. Hft<T n. 'T^ «. tTT- 
 
 To the f. arr^. 
 
 To eat one's f. 'ffe'TT-'Tt^^reTI ^^. 
 
 To get one's f. of. ^>^f. TT^t g. ofg. 
 
 To take one's f. of. m m. ^v\ g. of o. tTT/ ^, 
 Filled, p. v. V. 1. »i<c?rti, HftfT, "jftcT, "J^, Tfrj^i "^i 
 "n^JH, TTfff, 
 "^ F. full. *R^. 
 
 F. with (thoroughly occupied and overborne by).3TT- 
 ^ ( in comp. aa ^sfjrt, ^i<r.i^rt, *t<<i*rt, W*1IJ"^, 
 
 F. "state. *TT<ft/. Tm?!/. «. H^TTT?/. 
 Fillet, n. band, ^^f■ V^^ in. 
 
 Front f. iJ^loE'Tft/. 
 2b Fillet, v. a. ^t[f. sif^^or. 
 
 Filling, a. — as au article of food. JTi^tiK, J^^Rm^. 
 2 becoming pulpous, ripening, — fruit. IK^FS, T^t?. 
 Filling, n. v. V. A. l.—act. "^m «. ^Roft/. H^ n. T^- 
 ?ft/. "JT'JI «. hRmu} n. 
 
 F. and emptying. TTT^IT/. 
 2b FiLLir, t>. a. — with the finger. fl-m>u(, ft^, ^/.-&c. 
 
 Fillip, Fillipping, n. v. V. fb^ or ^N'/.f^^^/. ^^^m. 
 
 With a f. f^-sj;Jr-5R-&c. 
 FiLLT, n. f^/. 51^/. 
 
 2 boisterous girl, v. EOMP. ^Jt^/. fvpTl «. ?T?Mt/. 
 Film, «. pellicle. ?T#»t »». ^rm w». ^RTT »». ?rr^^ wi. dim. 
 
 «PT?W/ ^^TT w. ?1^ n. fPTT w. ?R^/. 
 
 2 (over the eye ). ^?5T wi. TTr^ 2)0?. <7?o5 «. <T^ oi. 
 ?Ttn m. WTTT w. ?TRT »». "T^ «. 
 
 3 fig. blind, covering.^ Sfc. aid^jf'l «. 
 
 2b Filter, «. a. ^jwd/^ iy a filter. qdiHl^' 'Ilc4U|'-5T^-&e, 
 
 2b Filter, p. «. percolate. my<ui, TStof, W^. 
 
 Filter, «. strainer for water. HoErft/. 1piPl+l/. 
 
 2b Filtrate. See To Filter. 
 
 Filth, n.foul matter, nastiness. tTPT /. ^^pop. JT55 w, ^- 
 
 ^ n. H<ilM<* »». r|-^I«1 n. ^^/. ». f^3 »». ^rTW ». 
 
 R.fy«l «l «.. [3TTTN n. 
 
 Ftlthiwess, «. V. A. 1. Hd^MUII M. Hcf|u|Hull m. iTTfe^ ?», 
 
FiiTHT. a. foul, Sfc. T. Dibit. *4<i&4>I remi**. HSE^JJ, *Tfe?T 
 ^;. Hoflui, ^?TT, ?rH?7. 
 
 2 nauteatmg, loathtome, f^c. v. Disgustixo. aff^JT, 
 3TT*nE, ^nr or f|TOT, ^^, 1^, ^l'l<A<»|U||. 
 
 FlLTKiTIOS, n. T^fft# ir5E''t «. 'lloWfl/. 
 
 Fix, n. *TTnr^ TT m. HH^H w. 
 
 Finable, a. r. V. VRtsi^, m<^4y. 
 
 FiXAi^ a. ultimate, v. Last. VHiMl or 3T, iM\^, 3^, 3Tt- 
 
 Finale, n. «ii, doting srene, ife. -iftllMH n. f5T^/. 3T?T «. 
 FiXAUTT, n.finoi $tate. ^A'-'f\ 3T^T«TT/ ^T^r^ «. 
 Fiy.vLLT, a</». V. A. iWtr, 3Ti^. 3)«<til<Ti, 3Ri%T. 
 
 I. utterly, T. WhOLLT. STT^, fHW*. 
 r-yASCE, Fisasces, n. V. Bevesve. ^^f^ m. ^T?ft?5ff». ^WT 
 
 FiSAXCiAL, a. V. N. ^*j3IMI, ^iRflsjI^, ^g^^rf^Tiff^, ^^ 
 riXJlSCIEB, n. 3T»TT ^^p^r% *l>IHid 5?I<^-^. 
 To FtSD, p. «. obtain, attain. IW't, rHotuJ, (4|i|uf, 551^ ^t't, 
 ITPT l[t^, Trif aW vith in. eon. 
 
 2 ( sometlung lost ). tiinsOi, fJntiJt, >HU<jf, »infli, aU 
 with in. eon. [icith in. con. 
 
 3 mr«t »cith,fall upon, fijotwi, ^|q<ui, ^^OT, 3T5oEot aZ/ 
 
 4 inoic by experience. ^W?T »i -ST^H'T m.-ii??nT m,-&c. 
 ^Bf-^hif y. 0/ 0. teitk in. eon. atT^T^Ff-Ae. ^M<jiuj.vf|u|{}j 
 -Ac. 3<jH«ll'i-&<r. »il-5*i "n't -til A* ^hJt-*iH>»(«f irt. con. 
 
 5 detect, discover, apprehend (faults, eicellencie«).!STTot. 
 G diteocer by ttudy, ifc. <M4<ji. [j^mjiJi. 
 
 7 See To Scpplt, 8 out ; unriddle, idve. JTlTot, Pd<t)"i , 
 
 9 out; T. To Ihtest. ^I»^. 
 
 10 out; detect, discover, trace, bring toliyit. Z'lnj^orj- 
 »nint, ^i<uf, nhr «• ♦l^'if-r^lfuf y. of o. <s^-&,c. TTT't, 
 fi*I1l w.-feVTT w.-irtT «».-&C. rti^^-MIIUJ^. ofo. ^'lui. 
 
 To be found out, A* brought to liyht. jH'idr, iH-lvj or 
 
 wmfll y. 0/ #. 
 
 11— •• » jury. ^^[^ n.-f^upr w.-^t^mr fn.-Ac. ^pruj 
 
 12 fault with; t. To Blame, vj^ m. %^, ^ w. pji^- 
 
 How do jrou find yonwelf ? ^-JHTft ? 1»l<<f.4HI<i !«f^ 
 FlTDnro, ». terdict. anw m. fT^ m. f«|*lUl si. 
 
 A rCTi»c<l f. or decinion. TTTT f^JSJI m. 
 Fi5«. «. »*/ ««r*#.WT^,W<*«,JT^K,— comprch. or indef. 
 
 F. and imall, U. ^ I ^»«l(l» . 
 2 tfji^ testure. ^rft*, TWK, ^lftl>fpft, H^Wgrft, ^[t[' 
 
 8 tultd, rare, trngoM. qrffP, ^TfK, ^j?^, n^ 
 4 2«ry« an^ tplendid, lubetantid and thovf. Wl^tV, 9PT- 
 
 6 tpUndid, datkimg, yorjeoui, garith, gaudy, JU»k. »nft- 
 
 V, ww^, inT^, ^hn<T or ?<t, ^wiTT, ^^1*, <nr94t- 
 
 819 F IN 
 
 q?t^, »TRr^, ^TicHi-ii-Mi, ft<«(ui+rt^, f3r<MHM,rmirH- 
 
 F. and showy but worthless. <itin^ or ^ or Jfr. 
 
 6 good, excellent, capital, grand, splendid, superb, noble, 
 S)C. — freely, '^^r, ;3rW, ^'^, %r, ^RTT, %^l«l*ll, *n^ 
 or 55T, y*fl^K, Jr^TT, <=I'nHI, ^TT^ft, 1>»Tf?ft or ^fY, ^R?r, 
 ^TT^, 3TT^, ^3^1 '^fr^, ^f?^, =^lW, Wf7, ^'^+1, <tW, 
 fint, ^r?^, ^, 5^, Jlrt^K, T^ or ?n?^T, ^TR, aTT- 
 
 7 — a reasoning, &e. subtil. <mO+, ^'^, ^. 
 8 See Pure, Eefined. 
 Fi>TE, «. OTi/irf. ^ m. #5nft/. ?^ ♦». H'^nr^/. rfi^nt/. ^r- 
 
 ^ m. 5^/. ^3^/. STPWI/. -^rtHMI OT. 
 
 Fines and forfeits, — compreh. ^5^ m. ^i*W^*\\(\ f. 
 F. to be paid to the king, n^^ «»• 
 F. to be paid to a brahman. «r^T^ n. 
 Vexatious or unjust f. H^^ m. 
 To FiiTE, V. a. mulct. ^ w.-iR^ m. •JsT't, ^ m.-^T^ m.- 
 &c. ^, i^. 
 
 2 See To Pubift, To Eefixk. 
 To Fi>-E-DEAW, V. a. iim^H r^^^^. 
 
 FiSE-ETED, a. f^o^J^^, ^oT^. 
 
 FiSE-LOOKi.'so, o. V. Handsome. ^^jpiTT, ^^fjft^, 7^R<7?T'T. 
 Fiselt, adv. y.A. 5. splendidly .^ showily, gorgeously,^c. 'f'^^- 
 
 v^, g;5, 3T^^, fter^, 5*ft%. 
 
 FiSENEss, n. v.A. 1. 2. *tTTW^/. *llR+M'JIUn. rJ^^H^f. 
 
 3 uTT^rf /. 5iiR+w«(T«. «nwRr»». hm+i^/. -hi^+muiiw. 
 ?fte!^«. ^^-Hfrr/. " [Ac. 
 
 4 <5R/. sum/. an^iO/. »t/. JPi^rft/. '><«(mRh'joii»«. 
 
 5 grpT/. nrf/. ifR^rft/. ^5/. ^K^rft/. >i**i«i<im. hw/. 
 
 Gg^^T'mTw. *it^n.fR«NU|lm. T»T^crT»». ^^TTnrTOT. &c. 
 
 7 «tir<+Huir»». *jK*rf/. ^j^'Tttt/. ^r^=«T«. [5R>/. 
 
 FiSEBT, n. show, splendor. tTR/. ?ITH/. ^H<^I<Y/ 7H/. r»T- 
 2^n« clothes. ^?^n#f)?TI'P»». ?5ITr^-<)<lfO^-ftr3'I«INr- 
 
 FiSEasE, n.v. Abtifices. k^^^ or <Tm^ mpl. twi^ m.pl. 
 
 FisoEB, fi. int«. ar^jfe />op. anjaft or w'»ii<A/. ^^RfT/. 
 
 F. in,^r< or concern in. 3TtTn. 
 
 Five fingers. — collect. yi'|]frf<^-<<*n. 
 
 Fore f. fr^P\\f. Ij^f^t^ft/.— little f. Wlitf *<'loft or 
 
 qrnjoft/. ipM^/.— middle f.ntr*^«i. H«Tm/.q;P'i^>T/. 
 
 — ring-f. third-f. '•i{^\T*\^\ f. 
 Space between the lingers. »hr^n. "tVIKoEn, 
 Talking with the fingers. Vrre^HI^/. VTTfKt/. 
 
 That is at one's fingers ends. jftTTO, y«MI<l, ^?nT . 
 
 To bum one's fingers, fig. afTt'T/-'nT^ in. con. 
 
 To crack the f.-joint». ^iin. pi. HUu(, 'SJ^fPi HT"'.- 
 
 !«'jf>i«"i i^w.-a^'j rwVJ'-«i », <l>r»f. 
 
 To get a f. in. HtKn. flR^, 'fJ^W'*. ^Tof. 
 
 To point out with the f. it\Zn. V^'f-^Iflf^'JI, Wjf^ Pt- 
 
TIB 
 
 TTB 
 
 To twist round one's f. jft^^T HN^uf. 
 Ifinger^s breadth, sqt^n. WJjrSpop. ^^n. 
 
 To the extent of a f. «^1R*IT. 
 To Finger, ». a. get into one g hand or possession. ^inSt^ 
 ^m. n.!pT^, ^^»T?T 'R't, ^MKHIIr^ ^wSt. 
 2 mess ly fingering and pressing. qY^oEot or ^dlciof^ 
 3 — furtively or peculatingly, v. To Embezzle, -ms^ul, 
 
 riKOEE-BINO, n. stTot^w. aff^P^t^PFrt. 
 
 FiNQEKED, a. having fingers. ^If^T^r, ^tj^f?S+, i[)£t(l (incomp. 
 as i^5F#T?iTT, ^R-qT, &c. ), 
 Sixf. WToSTT, 3?ftmn?5. 
 
 FlNGEELESS, a. f^^RiTT, 3Tnf^^. 
 
 PlNiCAi,, a. fastidiously or affectedly nice. 4|<|>fi+<<l, STTf^^'TT, 
 
 ^n?^TcqT,^l<fi^"l<^l,^d'MlrMI, MK'I'Ici, d|M^M-<fcc. *<U|1<I. 
 
 FiNiCALNEss, n. V. A. <ll+.r<i«if>4"ll»». CFTf^^TTTOT. &c. t\'^£\^ 
 
 Finis, n. v. End. rffTisft/. ^iTTf^/. 
 
 To Finish, v. a. comjActe. v. To Accomplish. j^riT-ijof-riHIK 
 
 2 conclude, v. To End. BT^, a^RS't, 3Tr?PT%, 
 
 8 ^iue the last touch, polish, perfect. 3fRR%, §VKuf, 3TT- 
 
 /.-3?nT /.-&c. aTM^, mR^+k »».-Ht+K «i.-&c. ^of y. 
 
 4 consume, expend.^ come to the end of.^ y. To Exhaust. 
 
 *)Hr«)ff|, *IKUli, 'PI^OT.-&C. ^Ff^ y. of 0. 
 
 To be finished. flT't, ?mf, 'P?nT»«.-&c. ^My. o/«. 
 Fnsisn, FiNisniso, n. last touch (polish, ^c.) given, aft^/ 
 
 fl'FTf /. am/. fiETc^rf /. fTT^nrn. 
 FnrisHED, ;>. v.V. 1. jTm-Ac. %^c5T, t^^^m-&c. ^^,^. 
 
 2 y'M«|A?!T, ?wm. 
 
 8 SflTPT^^T^, &c. hR»«)<i, tiVt>iRfl, ■ti^d. 
 
 4 «M^%3I or ?n^t^, &o. 
 FrsiTE, a. limited.^ bounded. W^f^T, ^T^f^, ?m^, ^RftlT, 
 
 arcRT^ pop. arrRiTT, ^h, arrarfl^, h't^T ( in comp. aa 
 
 TiNiTENEss, n. V. A. ^T^f«^ n. ■«H|k)+,r«) n. ?R^rf^ n. ?I. | 
 
 *f|Hdl/. ?Tt?T<TT/. 
 FlNLESS, a. <T?T^, 
 FnWY, a. W^. 
 
 Fib, «, ^^^TP ff». n. pop. ^<<^K »»• 
 
 FiBE, n. arm/, srfir m. f^rei^ or f^r^r »n. 3Rt^ «. ( also in 
 comp. as f. of lust <hlH|5lc5, f. of hunger ^pTR?5and 
 *'WH3, t^FTRf?, H<^Mc? Ac. ). 
 B_v a slow f. — cooking, Ac. H^jiff. 
 Fall of moteorous f. ar-^WM m. f^5?r3?TT<T m. 
 F. fubled to be in the ocean. ^l^rfiT m. «<j<:(Hri m. 
 Flint, steel, &c. for striking f. SlWff. 
 Boaring f. Blazing f. jpfir?! or 55 m. HI^ or n^[^m. 
 ?noS m. qr^FTcS m. qt^TR m. ^TRTwi. 
 
 Sacred or sacrifical f. pr n. ^Hifif m. 'J^ \ fi{ «.— 
 
 hole, enclosed space, or vessel for preserving it. arftrj} 
 fi. ^ n. ^IH?IWI/ ^tH*5 n. — maintainor of it. atrftrsr- 
 5ft. — maintenance.arftTfi^n. — particular wood used for 
 kindling it. 3T^ or inil+.lR*!/. ( Premna spinona ). 
 <I?5T?T m. ( Butea frondosa ). ^f^ m. (Mimosa catechu). 
 — stick used in kindling it. ^(fn^pop. ^(^t^/, 
 
 Sheet of f. «}TrT m. 3toE m. >pr^ «i. 
 
 Widower's sacred f. fTgrrfff m. 
 
 To be on f. arm/ f^m^, ^iToSof, cIPTof. 
 
 To expose to the action of f. ( medical compounds, 
 &c. ). arHrT^ n.-a^rsr/.^. 
 
 To place over a slow f. n<<l'ff il+uj. [ ^^ 
 
 To set on f. arm/. SRof, '^•i«(«i, fi|lrf+-Nul' or f^t^nr- 
 
 To take f. To catch f. ^ m. qof, %?[/. qdr, f^?RB. 
 or or f^\rt<i"i, 
 
 2 f . a kindled heap of sticks, logs, coals, S(c. arPT^t or 
 aTT^J^V 3TFR or ^SK[^t n. ?t^r^ or ^PFITt /. <il^<rt or t^- 
 
 3 burning of a house, Sfc. T. Conflagbation. arm/. ». 
 
 4 ( from guns, &c.) v. Fibino. itoftTR ot.itRT wi. ^TTTw. 
 Bange or reach of f. HRT »». 
 
 To come within reach of f. HT=?n% 3Tt<T ^. 
 
 5 See Aebob, Passion. \!^^f- rfntf l. 
 To FiBE, ». o. V. To Kindle. ^■^^, arm/. ?jiV^, ^fT/.- 
 
 2 V. To Caittebize. iFTof or ^<»f , FSm&r, ^T^ n. ^^. 
 
 3 discharge a gun or firepiece. MKUJ, ?ft3<?t, STTJt or ^r- 
 'TO', 75^, «l4ui, «ITT m. #?ot-T5^ot-gT5^ g. of o. 
 
 To Fire, v. n. tahef. v. To Kindle. '^ 7n. ^iJf, ^sdt,"%T^. 
 
 2 fig. ye^ anyy, v. Angey. ^^uf , %rm, fTlW, ^'rllM^f, 
 
 •hlMiii, <|'im ^S^t. 
 
 8 discharge guns. spT w. HT^. 
 
 To f. away animatedly and continuously. fROT. 
 Fiee-abms, n. V. Musket, Gun, Ac. aT'^^ «. />/. 
 Fiee-BALL, n. aif^'UeH! ot. TrW/. [/. JJrKU «. 
 
 FiEE-BEAND, ». ^nc5fft/. +irftd jt. ^^TR «». aiHi+iy «. 35^ 
 
 F. in the hand of a madman. ft^TT^'TT ^T<ft +1c'ftf1. 
 2 fig. T. Incendiaet. afTFTc5T^qT, 3TI'IMIrqr, -jl^irflo^JI. 
 FlEE-ENOINE, «. arPrf^f^T'TI'f 'T'T «• «i«f »>. 
 FiHE-FLT, «. SFM^TT m. <<f?IIrT wt. STHi*l«. »i. rlMlHf&r m. 
 FiEE-LOCK, «. ■«)Hfl^4^+/. ^"TT^ ^^/- [ or$ ». 
 
 F. with a flint, as disting. from match lock. IR Ttl 
 FiBE-NEw, a. V. New. k^u|*~HI, IJUIKHW^I, H«IM4. 
 FiEE-PAN, n. Ttn^/. aTTTft/. aTFTJ n. 
 Fibe-place, n. '^Z- ^'»»- ^rfl"! ». o«^ »«fcn«. '^ m. 53- 
 ^T^ or 01 n. ^rti"! «• 
 
 F. of a ship or boat, ^rt-^ii n. « 
 
 Hob of a f. 3T^ «• ^rft? or ^B «. n. 
 
 Large & rude f. J??^ w. 
 
 Raised back of a f. TTTTTOT or JTRY?TT m. 
 
 Range of fire-places, ^^iqii or or n. grti'i"! »• 
 FiBE-PROOF, a. V. Income USTIBLB. V-WINI"^ TT^ 3WT, 
 
 FiBE-sioNE, ». arfinrsR »• 
 
rm 321 
 
 ;i:E-WOOD, 11. T. FCKL. v^glOl n. vifcl«|UI n. 
 
 F. merchant. rl+WHI. [ S/ 
 
 FiKS-woBK, «. comporilion of gunpoicder, Sfc. ^nji^PT fi. TT- 
 
 CeriaAQjlri'-tcorkt are mImi^, H$^*(, ^IST, ^^^ftH, 
 
 fHTT, ^NT, r«l'^4<n, ^itffttiT, ^, 5^^, 5--«JI4, ^5^T^, 
 
 Various fireworks put together and fired. 5?Tt2 «. 
 
 HfHii m. 
 
 •1 divertion withjirextorkt. 'M\<\H^\^J. 3rRn?5tST/. c5^/. 
 FiRE-wOK$uir, )». snfl-^iHI+m/.-Hftj/.-Ac. 
 FiMSo, n. T. V. A. 2. See Cauteby. 
 
 3 »ft3ifY*nT »i. H7TT •!. mr ■«. »ii<PiO/. 
 
 Briak or furiuos f. (of ordnance, musketry, stones, 
 and,^. of abuse, Ac. ). ^«(4HK in. M4HK or »Tfl»TTT or 
 
 Double f. ^HKl M. JTT^ ». 
 Line of f. »TTTT «. 
 Mutual f. 'MoH'ito^/. 
 I. T. FcxL. 3TonJr «. vjicii|U| n. ^r^T ». 
 
 FlBXIK, H. \l*f>'%rft HPT 3n^. 
 
 i'lBM, a. Hctcly compretted, hard, tompact. ^^^ pop. «roT, ^, 
 
 F. ( from ramming or beating ) hard. 5RT, JEW. 
 To grow £ and compact, q^. 
 2 tteady, determned, decided, retolute. pJTT^, ^^TTWT, 
 
 T, arfNr, Hl^i, f<i^, N*<!Vi, ^h;iit, ^h^ft, ^?i'^, 
 
 *rT, *TW«=<t, ^»^«iiPT, friKPfliW, ^4^T^ tiiRwi 
 ^, 'WnT5<t, »fWiT, Tim. [^ 
 
 8 <<y*/, clote./atl. ^, ^R, 3nT, ITT, flliflH or?TT^, 3T 
 4Jlxed, itable, y. EkdubiSo. 3T<r5E, frOT, 3T^=I, 5^, T'OT^, 
 5 tuistantial and $trong, — e«p. of edifices. «r5E^, ciftTI-^I. 
 W^, W*HT5?, tng, ^<I<V<, W^sfr^T^T, *T«^^, T^, «if%- 
 ST, ^p^^, «'»ft'T, ^T^, 'Pft^, H-d^d. 
 
 FilM, «. partKerihip or hoiue. tr^ «. -JTJT «. HTsIt/. 
 
 riBJUMcrr, «. r<y«m 0/ <A« air, v. Ubatbx. JH I <|>H l riw n, 
 Hfi^»i»r^ »• »T^THp? «. ^T'TTTT «. [^^t?T. 
 
 YtMMAUXSTkt, a. T. N. ■M\f.\Ti»l-'AM\, •SIT*Tn*T?Rn^ft,3Tt- 
 
 yiBMAV, ■. royai wumda/e, ^e, <»Hh or VTTTTHT ii. 
 
 TUMLT, */p. T. A. 2. thrt*}, r^v-Nuii^, "W^tV, c«^«»nT- 
 
 4 ^, »W, ffW, W^E*^, ^, "Tl^, *i*fjl, *f?T^. 
 Tivaau, *. r. A. 1. Ml\i/. 'TTTWT ■». ^^uiHUII m. Ac. e- 
 
 ^mif- wWt/ crfS'T ». ^»^/. ?[;ftm m. ^iv^ n. 
 
 2 ^ «. 4tK^/. 3TT/. !!T «. f^^ M. N*?^«TT m. fV^- 
 For, «. ^fi^-'.t, Mf^^dl, H'«rT, ■JTT^, 3TTf^, 'ITTf^, ^, 3|f- 
 
 ▲t or far the L. time. 9^?^ or ?^r<n^ 
 
 TO 
 
 From the f. ( part, &c. ) to the last, arnsfrr. 
 
 I am the F. and the lAst. 3iT^ 3TT5pi:. 
 2 See Chief. 
 FiBST, adc. "TflrTT^, T^, srni^ w arntVT, STT^", STT^, 
 5TVK, ir<TH?f:, JT: (in comp. as J^HT, ^^nt^ft ). 
 
 At f. Sf^rfl, Tf^rTT'I, <!«[?, 3T^?J. 
 
 As at f. ^^^. 
 
 F. and foremost. JS^TT JS. [ f^fSt. 
 
 F. of all. 53:^?TT ^, 3TT^%f^ or 3TT^tfif^ or arnSt- 
 
 From f. to last. 3T^^3TT^, 3TKPI. 
 
 From the f. Nf^<r^l4l<iH, "J^^ifT, aT^STT^. 
 FntST-BOEN, a. ST«|H^dW, SimOiM, ST'<THIrt^, <i^. 
 FiBST-FEUiT, n. annals. Hm^J. ^«0h«)Io4 <»* H^Oho^IoI/. 
 ^T^T^n. H^^TF^ n. 
 
 Feast of the f. ^n. ^T^T^n. Day of it. ^T^T^J^T^/. T 
 
 FiBSTLUto, a. qf^Sft'iff^, <T^^^dl-m, 
 
 FlEST-BATE, FlBST-SOBT, a. 3T^r5, 34<(rt<.l^lt^, >jTlHMffl-Hl. 
 
 FiBTH. See Fbith. 
 
 Fiscal, n. See Eevesuk. 
 
 FiscAi-, o. V. N. ^yrfMi, ^yrfi(^^4i-«)l. 
 
 Fish, n. irmTM. dim. M\^<£[orH\^\-£\J. -H^m. TTr^^w. Jft^T 
 
 w. ^T^T^m. — in cant or free phrased. TT'T^/. «i^- 
 
 ^T^T^m. — as exposed for sale or lying in quantities. 
 
 JTT^T^St/. MX^n. pi. Some kinds of^«A are #^,^?Rn", 
 
 fiinW, %I, f^^, m^, %ITT, f%^, iffj f^J^RH', ^t^, 
 
 5*5^, »TT^. 
 
 Basket-work let down to catch f. ^^/. 
 Odd f. a queer fellow. 3T3^, ?nTT?rT*ir H\i\M. 
 Shoal of f. Hrt4|WMI<i»'»' 
 To Fish, v. «, JTT%»n. pi. HTT^-tTTot, ^TPfrt^ f^T^TT/. ^J^, 
 
 iTfPT*nT'T«.-H rtM M M »•• ^>T^, 
 
 2 fig. ^^^^ rH'i[^^*i\-^\ ^^ JR^. 
 To Fish, p. a. up. a?I^ *l<«1, 
 F18U-BOXE, n. ^KTm. qi^m. MrJ:*|*<H)m. 
 Fish-hook, «. t^tOT. it1%TI«. nft/. HH^^^T*. 
 
 FlSH-MOSOEB, ». nr^ft'^^, Hr*<4f^ih«0. 
 
 Fish-set, n, iTT^% ^ttsEh. »Tt*«<MTR». 
 ri8H-P05D, «. KT^rt^ ^m. HJ^T^w. 
 Fisu-wiFB, FisH-woMAS, n. iooman who $eUi Jlih. iTTfff^- 
 
 v,v[\(\f. mttfnft/. 
 
 Fibheb, Fisuebmas, «. JTWT y<uiKl-HK<nHI, "Tr^^^nT'F, 
 »Tf W< ll tS» . The words following denote caste$ of fiiher- 
 men. *ft^ /»o;>. ft^, ^taft, Ml^rft or ^ or TT^, cirt^, 
 iftt,'^;^^ or "^^^w. [-&C. ^ISS^n. 
 
 FiBunT, Fuaixo, n. *tt^ MfwjHi q5Tm.-^TH».-*l«SI'''"'- 
 
 FisiUSO, a. »TT% *Tr"TT% *IHHI, ^H^, 
 
 FiiBT, a. iTT^tT^, Hini«1<^r, »1H*TH% 
 
 FwsUBK, «. V. Cback. Mf. »n/. "tH/. HS/. fTtl/. ?T- 
 IT •»• Jft^ "»• 
 
 F18T, n. *T5l/. 5ft/. ?}f^*I /.—jocosely. Hf%Ml^*fi. 
 
 Blow with the f. J^^m. v. »TR, ^, |?TTot. in>t^/. 3* 
 
TIT a 
 
 Blow with the side of the f. g^/. 5^5^ or ^^^m. 
 5^^ or sppt^/ 5^niT m. ^m or 5^«. 
 
 Clenching the f. ^f^^^m. 
 
 F. as raised to strike. y<l+| m. v. ^snK. 
 
 F. to f. Hyl«f^_ 
 
 Free of the f. given to striking. ^MNI ■{><l<})dE. 
 
 Huge f. Mutton f. g^rST «. 
 
 Iron (or hard) f. ^^^igf^wi. / ^Jop. snq'J^/ 
 
 Of an iron f. ^jKmRj. 
 
 Striking with the f. hRim^MIw. 
 
 To beat with the side of the f. g^^. 
 Fistful, «. ^z^ ( used with a noun ). ^f. 
 FisTiccFFs, n. wwg^/. ^mfl^/. tltqmc^ or v(3^[^;(s^f. 
 5<ii*c^/. ^?T^/. ^'^t^f^/. 
 
 To come to f. ^fq^sR:-^ Id tj I i 4« -&c. ^of. 
 Fistula, «. — in ano. *r'^ot. pop. *R^n. Tislti"!**. TT^/. 
 
 2— lachrymal] 8. ^V^m. 3T^?fn^/. 
 Fistulous, a. HTfl^, ^l^l+K. 
 
 F. sore. sTTf^imm. [ ^^/- ^ "«• 
 
 Fit, ». tudden affection or attacl: ^<'A,\m. 4jm4|»i. ^/. t5- 
 
 F. of anger. f*m/. fHrft/. f^TT^ m. fm<h\^n. tij«i«M 
 »». 4IU|+Klm. il'lltfl'Hi/ ^w». JT^m. 
 
 F. of sullenness, doggedness,&c. ^f^/. ».^, ^ m,t).^. 
 
 When the fit's over the doctor comes. HTT fp^ STT- 
 
 2 rrfarw after intermission. %n wj. qT5ft /• "TT?^ «». 
 
 By fits and remissions. 3T^3T^, ^TfT W'T^ <f»*^' 
 ?f^^, f^^ f^^. 
 
 By fits and starts. ?fff=T ^T3H, M^TT €t^, i*l*H'|ci, 
 ^35EITSoE, dirfrllrt. 
 
 3 ( of epilepsy, &c. ). %tft n. fHT$ n. pR^ n. 
 
 Fit, a. qualified,— oi^^erBona. #nq-^ 3W^, rtl^n;, ^TTj^^- 
 
 2 decent, becoming, suitalle. 'Jr^, ^TtTfTT <w ^JTtTT ( in 
 comp. as iMI^^'HI, f*r^+Ml'MI, 'TfT^r^>TfTT, ^FTRT 
 
 ^^'Wi, &c. ), gfEpf, frrer, ftro^R, cSi'nJ, rfi^n, jftj- 
 
 F. and unfit, proper and improper. J^Tfji^xf), ^<^yH, 
 
 3 adapted, serviceable or suitable for. vj?WrtT or ^ftrjr 
 ( in comp. as MNivfl'Idl v^T, 3TtnF^mT 3li'l«HI ), ^- 
 «IT, OTTF, ar^ ( in comp. as "^^I^, H^T'TT^, ^FrT|, ^- 
 <Jni|&c.), 3Tg^. 
 
 2b Fit, «. a. make qualijied. qT^-3^^tp-t7rT^-&c. ^^, 
 <J"i'<<di /.-&c.3l|U|ui-%Df. 
 
 2 accommodate to, suit with, adapt. filc4«juj, c5R^, ^»». 
 
 -^>i?T w.-^rTTT m.-&c. •re^-'n^, ^aIuft/.-&c. ^^. 
 
 3 ««)■<, become. ^VpT't, ^?^, ?T^<lt, *1M«i. 
 
 4 out; up; furnish, ^c. ?iciftquf, ««TOJ- or ^Prfwf, ?TvT?- 
 'if, ^«RT /.-&C-. ^Tot y. o/o. ^ST-?rf5m-&c. ^T^. 
 
 To Fit, t>. n. beetling ot- proper. ^t>Tnr, ?fM^, 'Tt^-^- 
 &c. ^-f^^. 
 
 2— o garment. 3linN<)«|< ^, affM?! SRTif. 
 3 with; ««»7, e»V tt»7A. fKotuf , ^55^, rJPI't, «RIwf, 
 
 2 FIX 
 
 FiTLX, adv. V. A. 2. qp^, q-^TTJft^, ^, |?:W. 
 FiTSESS, «. T. A. 1. ^mrTT/. c5R^/. 3T^/. ?T»T?IT/. 
 
 2 qp'THT/- <?N+r\ /. filWM"!! m. fil««||{) /. ^ftf^ «. 
 ^ m. ^fcp /. 
 
 F. of things. ?ft^/. 
 
 3 q;m n. OTqtn m. »IM*A /. 
 Fitting, a. See Fit, 
 
 Five, a. (tH, q^f. 
 
 Aggregate of f. >i-=i*^/. 'i^pp «. 'PTS n. qf^^ ct. ( as 
 there were five Pdndau-as). 
 
 F.-armed,— warrior, &c. also,—oi wild beasts.Htf^rtdO. 
 F.-faced. F.-sided. "t^^PTT, "t^^. 
 F. fold, mWJZ. 
 
 Surplusage of f. (per cent, in buying karld, mangoes, 
 &c. ). Tqtfpft /. "NtrRT m. 
 Fives, «. i^ Irs arf^. 
 
 To Fix, V. a. make fast or firm. Sm-n^-»I?-«<ci+,4-&c. iW- 
 ^-rti«(u|-&c. R'Hooul, T ^Irttfl-T 5%^-ST f^^RrT-&c. ^or, 
 f%iTT-3TS5t-31'^-&c. cJJT'jf, "?^ 'FT'it, R<(olu| /. q^T^ ^.'/o. 
 
 2 /)?an<, /)Zace, set. riHU|, MIrt'J), -^Mul, ^n=(u|, ^'iTFTof, 
 
 ^J^g.ofo. 
 
 To f. one's self at. cTSf m. tdf^H SRT^. 
 
 3 settle, ajypoint, determine, establish. Zi\<i^\, T'^H^, ^- 
 
 y. o/o. r<TTq^ «.-&c. ^Tof y. o/ 0. ^^tTT /. ^E^ y. o/o, 
 STT-H +«-fH*l pHd or?rfKcT-W'iiT<T-^^ft?r-Hl<ili-&c.^T't. 
 
 4 confine, restrain, stay. ft'-ilTRot, '4i'<<<u^, <l^«(uj, «1+I«|UI, 
 ?cr*PT «.-BH wi. ^T^ g. ofo. f^JX-&c. ff^. 
 
 To Fix, v. n. rest.^ stay, stop, \. To Settle. «rt9T, ^I4<uiy 
 
 2 ( as in death ) — the eye. f^j^JTot. 
 
 3 on; determine on. q^K m.-STW m.-^V^ m.-&c. ^^. 
 Fixed, p. ^- a. v. V. A.l. feoS^HT, T ^HT +-?4rfl, &c. Rr 
 
 S'ra', 5RT, 5T?I, iftr »TT^, ^I^, 3T5oE, 3fq?!i,JT?R, J^, 
 
 2 rfN^t^l, ^HcSAI, ^m?yrfl, &c. F«TTft<T, 3Trf^, ST^^'iTT- 
 
 3 (HHcirfi, ^»i3?7T, &c. fJrf^pT, fJnrfJTrT, srtqr, «f^, ^r 
 ^, H^, 5^, H^si^^, 5TK, sm, fJrrr. 
 
 Tobef. 5T^. 
 
 4 ftv<He5c4l, &c. ft'<TT, ^pTrf, ^?S^, [ VCfVn. 
 I. stationary, an^a, r<^R^, ar^T, 3rq?5, f^VJ^S, p, 
 II. — in law. as opposed to moveable. F-TK?. 
 
 Fixedness, «. v. P. 1. dIMNuil m. SRnmT m. f^oirfMoil w, 
 i|^qui r m. &c. ar^oE^TT »». ^^jf n. ftVT<TT/. +.l^»ft/. 
 
 3 ZWjm m. SRRTJTT ot. <<(RdMUir m. &c fJTOTcWfTr/, 
 P)<<ri)dH «. i^Tf^>iT?W »• &c. 
 
 4 fti^KHrirfHcrr m. &c. «f*ldH( «. ??sqHT/. 
 
 FiXEK, n. V.V.A. 1. »I^-&c. STO^WTTT, R^Tcnmrr, &c. clHUIKI, 
 &c. r<Trn;, 3<c)t^l4+, sRilPT^, 3mTFT-f^tTR-3<cHm4^- 
 &C. Jprrf, 3TTm^rF, 
 
 3 qwmrr, s^gnTRT, &c. w^^ hj^.uiki, &c. 
 
 4 f ^<NmK I, &c, ^HfTF^F. 
 
ITA t 
 
 FriTCHE, n. fixed furniture. ?^THT KT?^ oi. ^N<^o*» n. 
 To Fizz, 2b Fizzle, r. n. »ij*« a histing noUe. "P^J!^ or 
 
 f^^f^^, i>*i'**i^l, "PTJSUT't, rfcuiR>uiui. 
 Fizztso, n. T. V. >|>i"t'^ui n. &c. fsjiUI PIjUI /. ^ui^uiuH / 
 
 — intene. "PUTFTPT «i. 
 Flabbixess, n. v. A. TN^TTWr m. &c. nfrlt^ or »TW^/. 
 
 Flabby, fl. tqfl, loote, ^e. not firm. "PTT^ or m, »<rf^c»lH 
 or f^'^fvi^f'JlH, -l*r<1>lH, 4'^^'^H, irfrfr^ or »rf*ft^, ^7- 
 
 ?P^, ^^nr, ^nr, Hm^, *»«'HfiMo6, f^rf^ij^, eii^<«i, <jf^, 
 
 '♦"JWI, r««o& or fr^ or fi<ii*. 
 
 That is f. g^rTT ^i'li-^i, *[M^I ^i'li-m. 
 To grow f. "HMyiii. 
 Flaccid, a. not tiif, not ten»e, /(c. ^P^f^RT, ^??^?^, fe- 
 *f^^1»1, f^oinjoflH, f*nrfinEftfT, PlrtPlfstfT, ftc5T, ste, 
 
 Flacciditt, Flaccidxxss, n. t. A. fiRftj^iTriTT «• fr!^fc5- 
 ^HMUll m. f?tf^^4U|| m. &c. ^tf5r=^ n. f^f^T^rtT/. 
 
 2b FlaO, t. II. Aaiy foo«, ^<?. ft^-5t^%^-&c. ^-^tar^ 
 "Tt9l, Tioi, «fli»i'fr««i, Fl«»i«i, ^^ m. i^fff i». eon. 
 2 fig. lan^ith, S[e. v. To Dboop. vjir^, M^ | <<ul , ^j^^- 
 
 Flao, n. eohrt, entijn. fffWT or ^ n. l(^^T\ or ^ \ Ai\ m. §- 
 ir «. <T!TT^/. Hi|-*i/. ET3T m. E^^/. %^ OT.'^TT /. 
 
 Grand f. of an army ( directing its march and 
 encampments ). «R /. Bearer of it. <iril^H, 5Tr^, 
 
 The streamer or pennon of the grand flag of the 
 Peahwi. vl^Md^ l m. 
 
 iflatrtomeforpavefnenti. <R;ft/. THtT ^ iii.-qtir », 
 3 TIwrMtr? «^ «<ir<Pl 3TT^. 
 To Flao, v. a. ^;K^^^f. wylf. 
 
 FLAOrtTAFP, n. «i.«*i(ft/. injt/. «^^;nTPTw. 
 
 Tuft or bunch at the end of f. ^TIT or f^TlT m. 
 To Flaoellatk, Flaoellatios. See To Whip, Whipphto. 
 Flaoeolet, n. pipe. ^miJ^ «. [IrtSTP^l «. 
 
 FLAOOtnss, ». T. A. ft^^JT m. ^N^tiTT «. Ac. fnHRTf /. 
 FlaoOT, «. la», limber, ft;^, ^, ?^, fnf^, «\r!3Tr?i=IT. 
 FLAomon, Ac. See "Wicexd, Ac. 
 
 Flasos. «. T. Vesoel. ;^ or ^m i»». ^ /. ^ff. S^n. 
 Tlaokatcs, FlaobaKCT, ». T. A. ?^Trr»ITm. *Tl*r^?T<mT m. 
 Flaobatf, a. glaring, notoriotu. 52^, TTJ, 1W<t<T, 227- 
 
 Flail, «. |ftlw«Tr<t «rtt/. [?5m./. 
 
 Plakx, ». ( of fire ). f^ia «. ^fTfi^f. <Jt2T •«. ^^ntt/. 1- 
 
 Plam, «. rrifir, /w. %!cwf/. %^^v^/. ^^^^j. 
 Flambeau, «•. t. Tobch. spTT ••. f^f^/- *t*IT w. 
 Flake, w. -HWI / /«>p. 3TT9S «. -Tfw/. Jfur/ wfirftl^/. 
 
 Fierce, glowing f. »TWT «. »rr^ «. 
 
 Spife or tongue of f. SfnfWt 'ftT/Hlf^rt*! IM. snfh 
 
 To aet in a £ ( ft town, ooontrj, 4c. ). fig. jrf'jf or 
 
 53 FLA 
 
 1^5 ^<»f ( nt^, ^n Ac. ). 
 
 2 See Arboe, Passion. 
 To Flame, v. n. vrfjirfl/ pop. v»TToE m.-T^To^/.-sqioET/ ^- 
 
 ^'T- 3^ ^. o/ «. *»«)*«{. 
 Flame-colohed, a. Pl<?fK<'ft', ^I^<<<jf. 
 
 FlAMISO, p. a. V. V. S^^Tt^, 3^fe?T, vH|srcJtri|HM, vllvrtlril, 
 
 1. fervent, vehement, v. Akdest. 3TI<^1|-=)I, <1rf^jl. 
 Flamisoo, n. ^^f^»i. [an; w. 
 
 Flask, n. «)<fe, near tlie thigh. ^% f.^Zm. «F5^n'ft/. ^>f^/ 
 Sunkenness or hoUowness of the f. ( from fasting^ 
 
 Ac. ) V. Belly. *nnTt/, T^^/. TT^R/ ^T^H?/. 
 
 2 ( as of an army ). siT^/ TT^TT^w. 'TT'^rnT n. 
 2b Flask, p. a. attack the flank. «ii<>j^< ^f5T »». ^^, 
 
 2 <wm the flank. *(l^| ^ iJIf^H ^TTit. 
 
 Fla>'>el, n. tun" or ^ or trhfT »». but the word commonly 
 
 used is "frrfl'lrt/. from the English. 
 Flap, n. <A«ny /o/a/) with -^fan., Sfc. tl^MUt n. t(5Huf m, ^f- 
 
 5Wt/. "l>4+u| n. ^dMuf n. f^^iiIT »». 
 
 2 ( of trowsers, Ac. ). f^y«p n. /. 
 
 3 V. Flappiko. 5^^ OT. lild+Kl m. tlu|'»iK or n w. 
 
 4 (of a coat, Ac. ). »kirt. 5n^ in. tft w. 
 
 To Flap, v. a. Jea< «riM a flap, ^jqiif, "frd+Of^ ^I^, JcTTF- 
 
 OT, Ud^NiJi, fPI^ or ^;jnTT m. ^ojf. 
 
 To f. out, ( a light ). Tra^of, <TR^ m. qJl^t-^T^, 
 
 «ui+l-MI^ n>y'(«f-Mirt«(«l[-Ac. 
 
 2 OTOpe to«/A a flapping noise. "PTFf^ or 'PIT^T^iJt. 
 7b Flap, v. n. ply the wings noisily. *iH»i«i|, Jili*4<ir, "P5- 
 
 r^R m. ^K^. [ado. ^T^dr. 
 
 2 make a flapping noise. H)i*4uf, *i+uf, *4*4-5IS'J!S 
 Flap-eaeed, a. 'M*ui. 
 
 Flapper, n.fan.^ ^c. v. Flap. FJTiT n. Hj-I+uS ». 
 Flappi-vo, n. V. V. A. 1. ffrrrif n. Ac. tisswO/. ITT^ ffi. 
 
 Ud^KI m. tlu|<f,K or n «. 
 A general f. FTTTFI^/. 
 
 2 T?TW^ »•• ">np?r5^Tfr/. 1>4*«l*|un/. 
 
 V. V. N. 1. Hi4*4<Ji n. Ac. H>«VS/. 'ti^iuft/. 
 
 2 TCTTT't «■ Ac. 
 
 I. HOMO off. <IHf*K w. i«/o«*. HUHHI'l m. iriTS »». 
 Flatpiholt, aio. 'Wf>Z or ^t, 7I7I or if, ^^ or Tt- 
 
 intens, Hk'll'*''., TTRt, vsi<i><, <i>«i«l, ^TT^, -^ikI. 
 2b Flare, p. n. bum fiercely or blazingly^—& light, Ac. «- 
 
 wratJI^, <o&<oiUf, «UHO|..«oEI5E-Ac..«1«uJ. 
 2 glitter with painful splendor, v. To Glakb, HTT^, 
 <iiKU|uf, irs^, TW;/. TTTtif. 
 FlaBIXO,^. a. V. V rJnfftfT, ^■i.tr£\e\. 
 
 I. flashy, showy, /fe. *Tl^, »T^, inET,*TaHoftfl. 
 Flabiitolt, aJ«. T. A. voivr, V^CVZ or xf intent. foC|<c& 
 
 ofu/ »srat, •"II*"! or orf. 
 Flash, Flashwo, «. t. V. ^ «. f5?S n. |r»I «. ^KU/ IT- 
 
 »IK»l/. ^?tw/ — »»/««♦. vivid f. dAzzling f. Ac. ^PT^- 
 
FLA 31 
 
 *fpr m. vt>V't>\<. m- tirfia m, ipjpnft or U'll'ft/. ^^l*^/. 
 
 F. and no fight. 3T^TT^^ »». (^Mpl+rf^ »». ^^TTS^JT «. 
 
 With a f. ^sg-inT-^R-Ac. 5r^-^wi-<}^&c.?5;goi,^(gT,&c. 
 
 2 glaring and transient display. rm^Hf. pA^lf- ^T^ 
 
 A brilliant f. and then a prison, — the Prodigal's 
 course, grgt ^^ JftTTra '^^'^^ fft^ HTH t5^ i5T- 
 
 To Flash, v. n. glitter tmlh a transient flame. •^+H--Cot, ^- 
 ^T^, ^pjrq'Foif in/ens. t(+|+ui, c^r?^ aiiw. «|)T''t, rt<t>r<.*- 
 
 of »n<(Mj». w+i+iJi, fi*4«i, ^'wi<Ji,?-T;?r^ in<e««. ^qpr^- 
 
 To f. in the pan. x^if^f. f^-3Tot. 
 Flashiness, n. v. A. 1. qf^T^ ^^f. ^f^ 'frjfiq'JIT m. 
 
 v. »TTT, HaHoin OT. 
 FLASur, o. «Aojcy ii«i empty. ^<-1U||A, ^W^, f^^pfJfT^TT, 3T- 
 
 ^rra;, ar^, s^f^, "^.«mrt, il^^, sn^r^'nit^^r^, sir- 
 
 2 «//0!t;y, 5'rt«(/y, V. Fine, c^^^?^, ?rjg, ?5^^ig, ^ot^, 
 
 Flask. See Bottle, Vessel. 2 See Powdeb-flask. 
 Flat, a. level, even. ^HfTS, *IHH, ■Hl«*ll, ?nT, TFiraToE. 
 
 2 «o< rwny Aiy/«, extended. ^PT^, ^r?R, ^¥W, «jy«ti<i, 
 ■^THIS, '^Hdl5T, ^rma, =^<ToIT. 
 
 3 level with the ground, lying, fallen. ^TTK, '^'f, ?rTT7, 
 
 To lay f" fT|fr Jnpflt, ^?JNot, ^fri o<i't).-s!p#T^ 
 adv. ^jT'Jf, 3«IT a^i'. ffcfZ. or ?5% a<?». JpT"'t. 
 
 4 dead, vapid, spiritless. fPW or fpjp renms. fifc+d, <TT- 
 
 «)l'ft1,f|'To5,«nF^, 3T3Tjft, PiHlr^, f^^^IR, HotHoffd or 
 
 ^T^ff^, f^c(I4, jflT^, f^, 3TT5ET or ;j^5ET, "T^fTc? or a. 
 5 — of sounds. rRoE, «Tt^, !T^«t<(t'7, ct(e«fl<i. 
 
 To sound f.— relaxed drum, &e. Siis»l0l intent. S^JRot. 
 6 dovmright.^ outright, v. FosiTiTE. ^TTO, 7^, p|<<jlri*). 
 
 F. refusal. f^^TTST m. v. \ 
 Flat, «. lecel tract, v. Plaih. 'I^ttot or 'TTt'T'T or m<i'|U( «. 
 qTTT «». iTToE M. 
 
 2 ( on hiUy ground ). TTT^ «. TToft/. 
 
 3 shallow. »TT7/. «. rf'm. ^Tprt/. 
 Flat->"03ED, o. -tmufl, ^TfTTTl^^. 
 FLAT-nooFED, a. vn*TRT. 
 Flat-wise, ado. V(^. 
 
 Flatly, adc. dotcnright, peremptorily, v. A. C. l^^fpT, ^TT'F, 
 
 To reply or state f. HT^ m. ^ts^-^t^ 71^. 
 Flatness, n. v.A. 1. ?l'TT^/.^mimiii»?».tiK^Muiun.?nTRfTT/. 
 2 tjwiHuii m. «(t(*HUiT m. &c. [/. n<TOK?fT/ 
 
 4 f5%^0TT m. Miu|x)iijuii «. HiMfidMUir »». &c. 'W<«H[ 
 
 Ii FLA 
 
 Flattened, p. v. V. 'qiH?,a3I, &c. ^frT7, ^^r^T, '^mr, %M?:. 
 2b Flattee, P.O. court by praise, blandishments, obsequious- 
 ness, Sfc. ^^(^^J.-'S^vM ».-gmiT<? or ^1^^^^ f. ^tot, 
 
 To f. one's self, pride one's self on. 3rFi/.-3rf*nTr- 
 ?T «». «ii*'iol-)TR^-tT^ g. of o. 
 2 gratify.^ ^c. v. To Please, flffllf^ot, ?ig^-i&c. sRot. 
 
 FlATTEBEB, «. FLATTEBrKG,;>.ffl.T. V. 1. g?Tm^-&C. JPT^. 
 
 CT, gsfTTTrft or g^irm^O', g^^iiMr<ji, g^rnr^^, ffts "tt|h 
 ^iriornr, ?ft5T?Tn:#-&c. «n?jomT, «ii4<t, stpt^, ^^- 
 
 &e. +<,uiKl-^^uiu|Kr, f^T^TTsr^lRH;. 
 2 ^fi^qf^uiKI,?frftWT^. 
 Flattest, «. ^m^f^/. g^^ or g?!TTH?f /. 3TF^ n. ^5- 
 
 iff^^^'iif ^IrJiif «. rffST^Trf ^tH^tn. — "With the power 
 of such words as, butter, soap,palaver, blarney, JlvrnmC' 
 ry. ^J^a^^ n. loETTTft/. ^'TpTPTSt/. V4MdJ]ci<Joft n. 
 rtM'M/. 2>i. ^-^li'fl^/. />^. yirjHiluil^' ^ot «.-qt- 
 
 Flatulekce, Flatulenct, n. windiness in the stomach. ^• 
 
 ^ m. ^«rT^ m. STTeJTRT «i. afltHH ». 
 
 Bilious f. f^TRT5 m. [>^d«IMIai 
 
 F. occasioned by worms. *fi)i|Ml2 or f^{iH«||Hl2 «, 
 F. with heat. 3^'JT^T^ m. 
 Flatulekt, a. producing wind, ivindy. ^I^ST, ^PTO or 
 
 2 — of the state or habit of body. «(|r|i)^fft-^l,^l<3?4 or 55, 
 
 ^m^r^, ^T^sf^, «ii3M«, ^Tfnr^TR, «<ifm*r<4+. 
 
 Flatus, See Flatul?:>-ce. 
 
 To Fi*ALNT, V. n. make a display of .finery, ^c. JTR^^/. 
 
 Flaunting,;?, o. t. V. and Fise. m^ MKUiki, «r?^, *r5 
 Flatoe, «. v. Taste. ^f.WSfrf. ^^m.^f. ^f 
 
 armr^ »«. ^tff. w m. 
 
 To Flavoe, r. a. =ET^/.-^rT^ w.-Ac. ^. 
 Flayobless, a. v. Tasteless, f^^, i{^?, ar^f^^R. 
 Flatobed, Flavobous, a. v. Tasteful. -Hii^K, Jrif^, ^- 
 
 Eiquisitely f. Tf^. 
 Flaw, n. croe^. ^Itt m. ^R«rr w. ^1t/ <TIT m. «rT?7 «• ^/. 
 Having a f. ^^HF, 54*<, f^^r, "M-'-'^J. 
 2 blemish, imperfection, defect, T. Pault. /^T or fipt «, 
 11^ /. 5?t»T n. "ft? w- f^ «• ^ «• ^/- ^^l »»• 
 8 ( in a rupee, &c. ). f^jz^f. ^f. 
 
 Having a f. 5??F, ^'i--h<, fM^f+r, "PK^, ^P^. 
 Flawless, a. fSf^S, 3T#l,f^rWT, ^#ft, f?T^f , ^TTP, 3T- 
 
 Flawt, a. V. N. 1. ^^, ^-i**, f^'PT, i>Kf^-, 
 
 a ^n^, #fr=qT, ^4^, f%ft, ntjft^. 
 
FLE 
 
 325 
 
 FLI 
 
 i'LAi, «. Imum Mtittdittimun. 3pnT m. «. 5|^ /. 3ra9ft 
 
 or 'rft/ airrrft/. 
 
 2-the fibre. ^r|W^ !Jf?^ ■• J*. 
 Flaikk, a. >^«(«NI. 
 To Flat, c. a. tkin. ^Kuj, «M<i^/--«ii*i^/ e4"N«iuf-i»i«>'i, 
 
 ft"4*IW fi. *I4UI -.*«<< «i ^. of o. 7^T5W. [ ?f^^. 
 
 Flateo, p. T. V. tiMri?^, ilM^W 'JiKcidl, &c. tTirfii, f^- 
 Flea, «. fq^/. <mT/. Jtit/. 
 FLKABAJfK, n.— purple. *iofir^^/. ^l^iraJt/— eeed. ^- 
 
 Flea-bite, *. f^^i;^ ^ m. 
 
 Fleam, n. qtjm% ^^ in«u<ll^ TBT n. 
 
 Fleawobt, »i.-#{)lant or seed, ^^rnits «. 
 
 Fleckkd. Se« Sfeckued. [^TTHW, inirT?T. 
 
 Flksoe, Fluwed, a. furnished tcilh feathers. «rH ^Wrtl, 
 
 To be or become f. «T^ m. pi. ^^. 
 To Flee, t. n. <T5nif, qa^T ^jtM, <ra n». /. <f>|^u1, "TO/. ^^^- 
 
 To f. wildly, M in rout, fright, Ac. ^'^or, qoC ot. /. 
 *T^, HIHWI^'J, f??rt^»If ado. <ToPot. 
 Fleece, n. ^% H^Nt ?% ^T?! +M<A-rt rif^f. 
 To Fleece, ». «. «A*«r o/f tcooi. ;7PR/5pTrROT*MM ^T«ot. 
 2pia,pluck, T. To Plcsdeb. ^tw, ifMWW n.^TOot, 
 
 Vr.EiCT. See Woollt. 
 
 i'j Flkex, Ac. See To IfocK, &o. 
 
 Fleet, «. twifl-yoiny, v. Swirr. m^TT, 13^, t(lri+, ^TT^, 
 
 3R^, vj^W /»op. mIMI*, «n^T^, 3lf?l%nt, 3|ift, ^'WH. 
 Fleet, n. ( of ships of war ). 3RTR or ■iHHH n. OTTlf »R5- 
 
 Fleetiso, a. trantitnl, T. Tkxfoiabt. 3Tr<i|Pft, fTfiPP, ^?5, 
 
 FutrrLT, adc. v. A. a»K/ Swiptlt. vfsi^, >fjr».i(t^, arfiwr^- 
 FLnrSMS, «. t. A. «H>nn m. 3R^/. vf^TToPmr m. %n m. 
 
 i^KT/. 3rf^^ ■•. 
 Flx<b, •. KtK pop. »nH ». anfiw «. tRst «.— contemptu- 
 ous! j. *il*»« «. MI«*»I «i.lTTO»r? «. »TT^TIT ». HT^tI n. 
 I>e«d or proud f . •Ji'SMHifl h. "jf=J*lt^ «. 
 Harks burned into the f. <TTT^/. 
 "Way of all f, W^N^i m. 
 To loae f. artn *. CT^-^rtW^T-^^HJt 
 To turn into f. — food. SRtffr or m \ ' \\ ^ ?n»I^. 
 2^<-«* «M«/, animal food, r^ pop. mw •• «T^ or ^- 
 »frtt/, ^ifHH «. 
 3 f«rmi; ap^^-Zi/ef. fl^'T^/ pT^qrofSp/. ft^i^m^/. 
 
 6 V. Bodt. irf(T n. \f m. 
 
 6 mankind, nyq^lfwy. M^iimm «. 
 FLxaa-viR, «. »Tt»J^TT m, 
 ,rLMM'tuu7. See Flesh. 
 Fuanmu, «. ▼.A.l. MI44|4<(V|| m, im^i^t^qor m. tc. HtfT* 
 
 Fleshlixess, n. v. A. 1. f^«t<j^r$/.R«l<<mf*/.r<<1^M<dl/. 
 Fleshly, a. carnal, v. Sensual. Rhmi^, Ni^O, R^MIH^fi, 
 
 2 human, not divine. HHWIMI, HH^, Tg^T^nrft^. 
 Fleshy, o. v. Plump, Fat. JTRTSi/o/). mtii*, HnPTS;, »TtH- 
 5Tte,»mr5^, T^RsftfT or y«(y«flH, SHiHirl or A*1^>0h, 
 
 2 pulpous. TTT?:, TPTIT, *n^. 
 
 3 helon^nj to flesh. »rWT^T, »li<i<i«i«Tt. [ "TOTT m. 
 Flexibility, FLEXlBLE^•Ess, n. v. A. 1. H^^t^OTT i».«?^- 
 
 2 HJ. ' ^ o n «». H5<tt/. JPTT^fte?^ «. 
 Flexible, Flexile, a. pliable, pliant, supple.^ limber, lithe. 
 
 2 «o/f, f/wy, 4'<'- *T^, ?f , Hm?ft3, f^"^. 
 Flexocs. See Windixo. 
 FLEximE. See Bend, Best. 
 Flickeh, Flickeeijjg, «. v.V.l. — act. R<t)<il* n. fi+fi+l/. 
 
 5^J^/ yr^ft/ 9^^/- ^ 
 
 To Flicker, ». n. quiver, — as a light, life, &c. Rqjfi+Oi, 
 
 r?tt)^«t)"l , frt<»f^'^"l, '^'t>rf^"t, fJs^pfl* oiu.-fjticjf) adv.- 
 
 fl^>f^qi adv.-f^t?^ odv.-f^^^iK^ adv. ^^., ^TT^TRr ^^, 
 
 y-motif or ♦I «wi . 
 
 2 See To fIutteb. 
 Flickeeer, n. FLicKEBiKa ;». a. t. V. 1. f5<tlfi+uil<l, ^- 
 
 ^ ^RWTTT, &c. f>.+n^+n<H, 5^5^^, %Cf^. 
 flickeeinolt, fl<ip. r4r*fe+i ,r'i+^*, r«*,r*HK. 
 
 Flight, n. v. V. — eolation. T^ n. vj si"! «• [MrfNH n. 
 
 I. or Fleeiso. Tom »»• "T^;^ wTM «. <?c5Ul or TasiJft/. 
 General f. q?5 w./. To^il n. q^Euft/. "T5PTJ/. ToETTSS/. 
 
 tlt^T^/. •H"liui »»• 
 
 To put to f. qoBHlui, M<*l*<l*) SRof. 
 To take to f. TcEw./. ^FTTof. 
 
 II. ( of birds ) V. Flock, ^f mi^f. 
 
 III. ( of arrows, Ac. ) See Volley. 
 
 IV. ( of stairs or steps ) ^PTTm. #qpr«. ^(ttor finft/. 
 ^ffforMtf 
 
 Fliohtiwess, *. V. A. Tr«T^oEm. w^osvnm. MMAfWf. 
 Fliohty, a. wild, fanciful, disordered in mind. ^TT^RCrr, 
 
 FLiMfiiXEss, n. T. A. TT^I^ /. ni^n^l /. ^^fli-fl or 
 
 rj^*l^y^ *^<)>MU|I»». Ac. 
 
 Flimst, a. ttr«>t, of alight texture, worthless, 4'c- f^T^, 
 <|44^«4I, «WHH , Ml^fJ^Vt, 5?!^ ^^TR, fn^PT, J^<I>«I1 
 or ;ft or ^<>>^M or >5««I>H, *H<1U|*, 'FK^TrT, f%^«f , "FT- 
 q^, 3pnft, PT^t^, "^-^W^r, •*<«l^'*, »TNTWt, 5H»i|rfI, 
 nTTfJT, irPrOT, 'jnr, fM^, TT'TT^'fHT, ITT^ or ^, ^- 
 
 A f. thing. ^iH^JV^I^^Tf. 
 To Flisch, v. n. irate hack, akrink, v. To Dbaw-back. *- 
 
 ^, Hnrr/.-Ao. ^, ^trf ii.-i»i»7f ti.-Ac. ^, ihr? ». 
 
TLO 
 
 326 
 
 FLO 
 
 Fh.nxhee, «. V. V. ^^mmRT, M«<mKi, ^pnWf &c. art- 
 
 'l+l*MI, 3li'l+lfj HIMK-&C. qwqT. 
 Flinchlno, n. v.V. — ad. ^^n. ^^Rwfn. &c. ^P^f. ttTTR/. 
 To Flixq, v. a. v. To Cast. 5tl^, '%'T'if, ^TTt?^, ST^, 
 
 2 ( in wrestling ) v. To Thhow. qrs^, =5ftrT ^T^. 
 
 3 out ; ( a limb, &c. ). afRTfof, y-l+Nuj', 3W5rm.-f|^- 
 5TOT.-5R^»».-y4*Ki»fl. ^. [5uf. 
 
 4 open. «M|4i<m<'H|-4ft*l+)<«I-|n<+<ll^-4IMI'i^l^-&c. 3^- 
 2b Fliko, v. n. kick, Sfc. v. To Flounce. 3TT^ ^smzf. ^- 
 
 ^, ^mmnot. z-^. sK<<d>Ji-3Hm<i«i-3TT^'if-ijii«i. 
 
 2 out; lash out. 5^1''^/. /''•"JfT^TT/ jP^.-^H^^^/- 1>^.- 
 
 m^^f.pi.- fmm\f- pi- irreof. 
 
 Fling, Flingino, n. v. V.A. 1.— oc< .tO+uin. %^n.&c.^- 
 q'm. ^rfpTOT. [^T^n. 
 
 I. V. Saecasm. ?teT«. JJP'w. gTT?W»». 3T5r?^7 «. ^TTT «». 
 
 Flint, m. ITT/. TRnkr m. t^»"m. 'IK'il^/. ■t)+H+1'^ «ffeT »». 
 
 A f. and steel for striking fire. "q^JH^/. 
 
 To get milk from a f. ^n^RT TT^w. or TraX"*. 3Tr- 
 OT^, ^^siTpSr ^»n. <TT^, ^'liNI ^ »t. qJT^. 
 Flint-heaeted, a. v. Pitiless. Miq|U||^, +riH|<\<|. 
 Flintt, a. TRnt Jt, 'IK'ft^qf^. 
 Flippancy, Flippantness, «. t. A. 1. m<ict '>{)*< /. dlj-cll 
 
 Flippant, a. voluble, t. Glib. ?Tfl^ ^TToE, MMotrH%^, TT- 
 »raf^'=qT, ■^M'^H ^aiTRT, ^TlpTTrT, '^TtTSTT^, ■=(Hrl(v»lg. 
 2— of speeches, &c. ?Tr5% MHcJHOllTqr, mrlotf^H^sfT, ?rf - 
 
 Flippantly, adv. t. A. qmsf^Ht, MI -ij-MmrM ' jsf'-b . 
 Fliet, n. giddy, S(c. girl. ^TT^piT^n^/. ^THrtt/. ^W#T/. ?!- 
 
 5b Fliet, v. a. See To Jeek. 
 
 To Fliet, v. n. act with coquetry. ?f^rTT»».-3T^r m.-^mn.pl. 
 
 2 See To Sneee. 
 Flietation, n.v.V. N.I.— arf. H^A'JM'I/. H^TTm. ^m.pl. 
 To Flit, ». «./y away. T^ ^JtM, ■d^iui».-sr^n. ^RXJJf. 
 
 2 migrate. ^n.-vSTFTT/.-Ac. TTH?^, STKHIrfi f».-^aqT- 
 t?^»».-^MiH<n.-&c. ^^. 
 
 3 See To Fltittbb. 
 
 Flitch, n. ^*<.(-m ^ioE^%t?T 'TT»«f*rPTm. 
 
 To Float, ». n. »wm or 6« ior«e on the surface. rTTot, nT ' ttu} , 
 
 iViul, frnc'if, rXN^i or cT-^Nuf, fRTJTrt.-jf^n. ^y. (j/ #. 
 
 2 along, down, Ac. iJI^«|ui, ^T^, ^T|^ ^JfTJf. 
 To Float, v. a. ^X^i ^. 
 
 2 See To Inundate. 
 Float, n. ra/<. ?TP5T»i. ?it/. ?r^«. 
 
 F. composed of gourds, ^n. ^«. 
 
 F. composed of two canoes or boats. ^rfTIfli./. — 
 
 that works it. Ill'ljiJl. 
 
 2 timbers, S[e. let to float down. fTTFT «. 
 rWAlDto,/). a. Y. y. N. 1. wm. 
 
 Flock, «. ( of sheep or goats ). qjsrT m. %e5R •»• ^Z- 
 ^ «. qr*f n. BTHT «. ^FTf? n. ST^ m. 
 
 2 ( of birds ). «Tf5T m. ^TtIt/. ^s/. ^ft^/- 
 
 3 lody or crowd of people. *?t^ m. i^ w. qtsE^I m. q^ 
 m. »?raOT. 
 
 4 loch of wool. «^'<Ji(l-=)I 3-=l*I w.-J^T^ M. 
 
 To Flock, ». «. gather in a company or crowd. vPTot, <(+«J4- 
 
 ot, »it^T-^;p^ ^, hst m. ^nr'ii' g. of. ». 
 
 To Flog, v. a. heat vnth a whip, Sfc. t5St/.-=ll^+ m.-^- 
 TfT OT -+M-=n /.-MH+t /.-&c. JTR^-^^l^JWJt, "P^^ Wvpi.- 
 
 Flood, «. ioiy of water, j^ m. c5te m. f5T^/. 
 A f. of tears. ST^mrr/. • 
 
 2 inundation., v. Deluge. qm^^rjoB «. ^f^^rfij w, 
 
 3 (, of the tide ) flow, flux. TT?ft/- ^R m. 
 To Flood, v. a. v. To Deluge. «lrfMi|-&c. ^^. 
 Flood-gate, n. 3^/. yi4=ll ♦». ^/. 
 
 Flooded, p. v. V. deluged, inundated. virt*i<4 irtrti, &c. ^- 
 
 Wl+1u|, vHc4I*id, <drfH^, -^rtl^d. 
 Flooding, n. excessive discharge frmn the uterus. f^-ilolNI 
 
 Sffer «».-?5t^ w. ril's-MI^K^ ^?T9E m. 
 Flook, «. ( of an anchor ). TNlTw. <tT5t«». ^rf?T«i. 3li+.il»». 
 Flooe, n. — of planks. ^Fft'TT? m. HKiufl/. T^nf /. 3^15^^/. 
 — of earth. v»i»f|H/.5f /.^f^r/^RlH^i^/. — of chunam. 
 1^ or ■j^' I 'tft /. — of paved stone. 'FT^»».'P<««ii(t/. 
 A well beaten terrace or f. ^^fW/. 
 Earthen f. of an upper story, loft, Ac. ^ •». 
 F.-patter or beater. ^^^^JT or oft/, or iff n. ji;^ n. 
 Laying a f. of planks. ^Z[^f. 
 To flatten ( by beating ) a f . #T^, '^mif. 
 To smooth a f. %qT«Eot, 
 2 See Stoey. 
 To Flooe, v. a. cover with a floor, — of planks, qj^, jr^t- 
 Zw.-?TTP7r?ft/.-?nP^/.iR^.— of earth. 3IK>T/.-^/. 
 
 2 A^WfA; down. TTf^ 71^, f^ltiHuf, rflcAtjui, qjmat, 
 5^ oip.-^rrft'T^f^ adv.-^^\ or 55^ adv. ^T^t. 
 
 3 silence, pose, Sfc. jfer-f^T^^rlX- &c. ^^, fffs n. si^ ^- 
 T'Jf y. q/" 0. 
 
 Flooe-clotd, n. v»lMH «. 
 
 FlOOEED, ;J. T. V. 1. mdrfrfr, *^HK *rirf(, Ac. 
 
 2 <n|^ 4 | it.t^rtl , riVN^c5T, Ac. <|rr, STfftJT^, 3^ ado. 
 decl. ^ aJ». 
 
 3 ^^ %%c5T, Ac. jflfT, Plt''n<.. 
 Flooetng. See Flooe. 
 
 Flop, interj. ^-;FH-^-Ac.5?-q>rT-^-&c. *< tit <»>•(. 
 
 Flop ! Flop ! floppingly. i^i^ or q>f , 5^=5f or xff, 
 
 V?5^T(5 or j5t. 
 To Flop, «. n. «Aai« about with a noise. rl4>rf*ul, ^*«|o6Sr, 
 
 j-HHctuj, 5^rr^, »T3«R5^, j-«(*A<»"t. 
 
 2 over. f^t)ot<Jl. 
 FL0PPEB, «. Flopping, p. a. v. Y. 1. iiHoiuim, Ac. Soq[- 
 
TLO 
 
 327 
 
 FLO 
 
 FlobaL, a. perlainiH} iofiowtrt. *^*i-<(I, JWtKT, sft««r, 2«TO- 
 
 Floeid, a. hriffktly red. t?Ir?^4, riWHi*, *n^, 3Tf7. 
 
 2— of style, Ac. brilliant. 3<rf+l0, 3^*1^^, 3<rf+K<4T»>, 
 i<rf*UiJ^<, a<rf*KMtrR. 
 
 FlOBIDITT, FlOBIDXESS, fl. T. A. 1. cfltiHJItNUII M. Ac. 
 
 fff^f. <r^*i[ m. [iiJNI'<< n. 
 
 2 3IM*ir<+.H* fl. ^ri+KlJI-^4 n. 3lrf*l<*ll^<r<< «. 3R5^- 
 Flobifebocs, a. producing Jt<ncer». J^IT^, JJ*MM^ 
 
 Flobix, «. ^ ^rm 3nf . 
 
 FlobikU, *. oti* aurita. ^rST dHHt< m. 
 
 Flobist, »i. cultivator offlovcert. '^M\£{ m. ^^rt^m.^VB^m. 
 
 Floss, n. downy tuhslanee. ^IW «. 
 
 Floss-bilk, n. ^ ^^ «. 
 
 Flotibe, Flotsos, Flotsam, n. 5?r<il <i<ii«4HI TlcS «. 
 
 Flocsce, w. »iirtV"l*ii<^( tl'<<Mi fTB *». 
 
 2b Flocsce, To Floisdeb, v. n. itruggle, fling about with 
 rioUnee. V|i<4{U) or V^ot or ^iPT, ^5'FJof, di*i«ii, ^- 
 <TPT !■• ^/. iraTr'f-3TT^5Euf-3TN^-9r5^-5Tr^^, HMufjW- 
 
 FLOOCI50, Flocndebiso, n. v. V.— orf. mtjJl «. &c. <T- 
 in/. tnfnu. dS*«|4 m. tTTH or "5:5 or iR/. »n/«M, tT- 
 ITJR ■». ^IT?/. m/«M. --KV^K m. 
 FLora, «. <ft5 «•. f*;^ «. qM--jui n. 
 
 BaUs of f. fried, ^f. pi. 
 
 Bread, Ac. made of coarsely ground f. «1I^*«^ TT- 
 ^/.-^tcft/.-Ac. 
 
 F. and water sugared. "ftCTTift n. 
 
 Y. of pulse and rice coarsely ground together. »TTSTm. 
 
 F. boiled ( for various purposes ). Z^lf. V^f. f^- 
 
 F. cast over cakes in rolling out. SRor n. 
 F. of TariouB grains parched and ground together, 
 •ii-^wfl/. \^ m. 
 
 F. rolled up by the finger. »|ip5T m. iftwT ». ^IcS^- 
 F. sprinkled ( to be soured ). 3Tt^ n. 
 F. used to thicken, fvft/. 
 Fine rice f. f'rtt/. 
 Oram f. %?H •». «. 
 Soils of pulse f. fried. ttV/. 
 WheiUen C «vftv/. 
 CowM wheaten f. m\^ m. 
 
 Fine wheaten f. ^ si. ^^^Wt TO ••• ?fWY/. frfW 
 / ?!^ ». WT «. 
 2b Flocusb, e. «.— of plants, 4«. qhl^, HT»ITfiJ, ZVZf^, 
 
 2 of persons, affairs, Ac. tkrite, t. To I'bospkr. f\jdf, 
 
 S — ■• a town, country, Ac 3niT^ or aniT^ ftot, W- 
 
 WVOy-'HW^/. 3TO'I g. of I. 
 
 4 ( with » pen, Ac. ). U^t^ or ^T^l^t, »TT*I^, »fT- 
 
 ^ m. pi. JTRTit, R<<H*yi /• i'^.-f^<f«l'l'MI /. pi.^^W^- 
 ITR^, "P^ m. pi. "tiiuj. 
 jfb Flocbish, p. a. waes, v. To BB.ufrisn. "TT^T^, ^fT^jiR^. 
 2 ( the arms — in oratory). TfT «». <?T^^, ^T<TW^ »i. /»/. 
 
 3 — in rhetoric, v. To Embellish. «trn^^ ?ff^, «)dN"n : 
 /. ^i^ g. of o. HHr^i« m.-snf^ m.-Ac. ;|r(TJf ^. 0/0. 
 Floubish, n. figure scribbled with a pen. H<+4I or *)<<»S T « n. 
 *f<.*i4l M. «l><*4l or 5T or *<'ISI »«. f«lW?5TT or f«R^[PTT 
 
 2 — in rhetoric, boldflgure, Sjc. ^It^^^lM! *)<+i4l ♦»• 3T- 
 
 4^ m. [ ftH. 
 
 Flocbishiso, /). a. v. V. K 1. Ei|dq)d, ^I?7, '^1=)<^H, ?TT?f- 
 
 2 «nrf Pbospeeous. «MlfMdl, TSR?;, «ftT=T?T, ^frJnT, «jft- 
 
 JTTH, ^■HiH, *iT*rft^, &c. ^ j^, ?r?»r, ?f^, ^"^kh. 
 
 F. or happy state. i|^^<fl /. 
 Prosperous or f. state. wy{K.S--iiUens. T^'TTRw. 
 F. or failing, thriving or sinking, — of trades, affairs, 
 Ac. fTtfTT 5?^. 
 
 F. or ascendant period. 3T*T^Pft/. 
 
 Flout. See Sabcasm. 
 
 To Flout, v. a. v. To Costemn. f^4*H"f,Rli+K>S|,f^;pT- 
 ^, Pld'tiKu r, r^i^+Kul, f^S«"1f or f^i^N^I or ^l^T^, 
 
 Pl*+.K<?i, vi^TnTUt, si'iotOi. 
 Flouting, n. v.V. ftriTT^ «. Ac. His^K m. fili+Kun/. 
 To Flow, ». «. sjT^, M«<I^ui, -HlrfUl, 3TnT55 w.-ST^ ot.-Ac. 
 
 ^-^Tr5^y. o/«. 
 
 To f. gushingly A noisily. ^nSTct'f, T^E^ToE-Ac. ^TT^of , 
 
 tn/ffM. ToSToEWr. [^-^. 
 
 2 — opposed to ebb. TT^, *JT«ft/.-^ m.-^^f. tTFt^f-^- 
 
 3 JWM tmoothly, swimminglg, ^c. ?RoE-gToft?T-3(T^^f^. 
 JTfIfCT-q7Tre7T-Ac. ^m^, ^R^, ST^TT^ »«• ^TH^ ^. 0/ 0. 
 
 5 from; proceed, ittue, run. ^V^y T^, MHHuJ, *Ilt|<fi. 
 
 6 off; run down,— a river, Ac. a?t«T^, -i<n,<!i, afft^lRT »i. 
 ^y. o/«. [^"W^.o/*. 
 
 7 over. 3- -I | Hct'g r, 3M<Uui, ^iflU"!, ^<«U fl't, 7??tqF m.. 
 To f. over from boiling. TTl't, 3CrI »». ft^t. 
 
 Flow, Flowi50, n. v. V. 1.— ac<. ^T^ n. Ac. ami w. 
 
 F. of speech. ^1f>«<r&l/. ^'TRT/. 
 2 >TT7ft/ »TT?T n. ^/. ^ m. 
 
 8 ilfT^ «•. ?t^«. 
 
 4 »TTJft/. »T^ n. Hip; w. »TT m. ^ «. 
 
 FiowxB, «. ^ n. 5«^ «. 5g»( »i. *n?»T «. ^^TT n. ^^ n. 
 Chaplet or garland of flowers, jrtl^i or ^^^TT w. 
 Compound or flosculous f. fTHT n. 
 Cultivator and seller of flowers. <f .?HI5ft, ^T^, »TToft, 
 Exudation of a f. J*"!^ «. 
 Farina of a f, 3»R^g m. <m»I m. 
 
vm 3 
 
 Nectar or honey of flowers. IT^ «. pop. JT«T m. »T^ m. 
 
 Presenting of flowers in the hands. J^^^ff?; m.f. 
 2 — as carved, painted, worked, &c. ^t/- ^ m. ^ m. 
 
 3 ( as of grain ) blossom. J^Tki or <B3^TT m. 
 
 4 V. Pbime. «f^ m.f. 51^ ;»./. ^HHC/. 
 The f. of youth. ^V3^^J^f. 
 
 5 best pari, choice. [H^if. ^JTrfiTf^lt m. 
 
 6 flowers. See Menses. 7 ( of speech ) See Fiocbe. 
 To Fi.owEB, V. n. Uossmn, lloom, v. To Blow. 5?^, ^n.pl. 
 
 ^, R+^ST, ^^^ ( used esp. of the mango ). 
 To Flowee, v. a. adorn with figures of flowers. ^ ot.-&c. 
 
 •MS"!, ^;^^^-&c. «|>Twf. 
 Flowee-qaeden, «. Mjrf«(M[ »ra./. Jtq^nf^/. JT^T^t/. 
 Fi-OWEE-POT, n. ^/-large ^ m. 
 
 rLOWi;E-TEEE, «. "^?I^T¥ «. 2^^?^ »». 
 
 FlowEEED, p. V. V. Jrirfrfl, &C. 5'Kft, jf^TTT, -^yfilrl. 
 
 I. — a cloth, &c. V. FiGUBED. *3+Kt, Ji^t^, ^-y^^Hr. 
 F, work. 5^/. %c75^/. ^f^ »»• «• ^rl^fl OT. 
 FiOWEBiNEss, n. V. A. 1. JwfJTTfTT/- M^Mi+luifn'/. JTSf^- 
 
 <Tr/ 5"VM«)|^V4| «. 
 
 2 3irt*iRni/. 31«+Kill^4 «. 3T?5+K«)i;|[5rq «. 
 FlOwket, a./aZ;, ^c. of flowers. ^Ht, 'T H^^J^ I, J^th- 
 
 2— of style, &c. 3T3Wt, 31lci+lR+, 3Hti*d , 3Trf+Kp|- 
 
 Flowing,;, a. V. V. 3. smooth, fluent, —s^t&ch. y|<i<4|/t, 
 
 I. — a garment, &e. ^ftoE^, tj<<^K. 
 Flowinglt, «<Zt>. smoothly, swimmingltf, Sfc. <75^ or ^, ^- 
 
 ^ or JPT, ^ioflrl, ^fRoS, "EfT^H or JTt intens. ^^X^H., ^?^^, 
 
 ai^qTT, g^HTrr, 3T?5»T, 3T?5n<T, ST^TR^F, 3Tfe^W, ^Riltf. 
 To FtucxuAiE, V. ».— water, &c. ^H+Nuf, ^««Pl^r m. ^rrof 
 
 -^. 
 
 2 Je irresolute, v. To Hesitate. J^dHotuf, jjMduf, i^^^ 
 
 3 me and fall, be unsettled. 'tItSa'HK ♦». 3T^ y. o/ «. <^' 
 ^ i'lHi-^ f|5iTrft^-&c. ?TO^, 3irf^ 3ra%, fts^. 
 
 Fluctuation, n. t. V. 1. |?!^RT m. 
 
 2 y-tiocul' n. Ac. «iTT5Efu/ 
 
 3 ^fSTfnr m. 3Tf^'<TTcfT/. -^'^riHl/. 
 FiuE, n. T. Chimnet. g^ «. 
 
 2 «of< (fojwt. c5«r/ Hi^flln n. 
 FiUENCY, n. V. A. 1. iJfia^Moii m. f^pHl -NMoSMUH m. «il^-t(|- 
 
 "T?^ «• "H+^kI^i/- «(i'>m<,i/. 
 
 2 ^oETmr «». ^ifctdMuii OT. 
 Fluent, a. free, voluble — speaker, ^te^, ^T^^ ^'JoS, ^- 
 
 2— speech. VKNI^I, ^l<l«llf^+, m^, f^TfT, ^I^K'^I, 
 Fluentli, adv. volubly, gliUy. ^TgT, l^l^T, -^i^il, ^^T 
 
 Flbib, n. ^JT^s^T «. :?^tr^ „. ur^T^if m. 
 Fluid, a. ^?, 5^, ^^ct, R^tt^, 5r^#5. 
 
 ? FLU 
 
 Fluiditt, n. V. A. ^grm/. ^^5^ «. T[^m^ m. vf^^ n. f- 
 
 Flummeet, «. ghfte/. 3Tt«i^ «. ^t^ n. firnft/ 
 
 F. parched and caked. arsJTSft/. 
 Fluoe albus, n. qfs^^uft n. g<Tuft/. "its^ g^^ft/. ^feuft/. 
 
 Flubeied, Flustebed, Flutteeei), j3. v. V. T5treq%55T,5T- 
 ITT^, ^;itrT, «Il^a, <><<l^rfHHl,«nT, «nT»mW,Bt^, 
 
 2'o Flueeup, v. a. sup up noisily. sTliMui, HT'por, JT^, ?"- 
 
 Fltjbbuping, «. V. V. — act. STRqrif n. &c. ^R^ «i. ^^^ «i. 
 Flueet, n. V. Y.— state. iRiff/. giTim/. qt^/. imi^ct /. 
 
 ?W»T m. ?i^ w. 3ii«|ri|ui/. 3Tl%n m. 5?TI+rfdl/. 
 
 I. ««(/(ffn y««< 0/ wjnJ. ^-MMi ^r-J+KI m.-5R5FT m. 
 To Flueet, v. a. agitate, commove. 11»r5^, ^N^'iuj, TPI5 
 
 /-«jt^/-3mTfcE/.-H>JJT »J.-&C. q^llf y. 0/0. ^Jfrf-E^- 
 ^-5!PT-&C. Jprit. 
 
 To Flush, v. n.flow copiously. *Ior»loE-Vo4Hcii-*ra*re-*rPT?t 
 
 ^r^-f^'Muj-Ac. 
 
 2 — the face, <fec. ^^f. %^, dNilrflri ^, di»Kot. 
 To Flusu, v. a. redden, S(c. ?!JTc^/. 3TM^, fli^4WI3 ^R'Jf. 
 
 To be flushed. r)i»l<«i, ai^^'f. 
 Flush, n. sudden and copious afflux. ^. m. ?yf5T m. gr<IH». 
 
 '3r<T m. «(^ m. H^/. 
 
 2 ( of eagerness, desire, &c. ) ardor, glow. ^^ft/. »• tJT, 
 5^1 %, ^ f?:^ m.f 5TTift/. jrm^/. 5TKT «. "PT^ »i. 
 
 3 fiisie(<-&c. 31*tHin 3TT^?ft rJTt^/. 
 
 Flush, a. fresh looking, v. Fbesh. i«|d«flri, i^+HiHd. 
 
 2 ( in cash ) *R^, ^^^, r\<£\i\Hi\\{. 
 Flusteb, To Flusteb. See Flueet, To Flueet. 
 Flute, n. «jt?rft/ 5^/- 'Tr^/. qkl or <rt«rr »». 
 
 2 ( of a pillar, &c. ). ^hufj/. SJH^/. 
 Fluting, ». ( of a pillar, &c. ). m^^pift/ SFT^/. 
 To Flutteb, p, n. — as a bird, a flag, &c. 4>i4>iui, H>4*h"Ji, ^- 
 
 <.-^V'\ intens. -"i^isuj, si«i>sul, TO m. pi. 5m%. 
 
 2— the heart, v. To Palpitate. 5^^^, %44<|>uf, qi^iof. 
 To Flutteb, v. a. See To Flueet. 
 Flutteb, Flutteeing, n. v. V. N. 1. <P5«R^ «. &c. <ps^- 
 
 WW}f- ^i''4^'/- ti*'}* «• 
 
 T. V. A. See Flubbt. 
 Fluttebinglt, adv. 4>i4>f or ft, q>TSR or Tf, ^fT^TT or ^, 
 
 — intens, "PSTPJ, 'osisi, "PTTliT, iXKJ, ^TTT^, ^TRt. 
 Flutial, a. belonging, S[c. to rivers. H<(lw'«i«ff. 
 Flux, n. See Flow. 2 v. Diaebhcea. ffsat/. Silof)/. ( or 
 
 tJ^lof)/. &c. ) en^E/. it^cS/. 
 Bloody f. ^tP3TI^/. <tt;^l«l «». 
 To have a f . 'ffe n. ^TTJf -f ^ y. o/' t. ?R m. /)?. |W 
 
 g. of s. <i|otui, sncE^. 
 2b Flux. See To Meli. 
 
FOff i 
 
 To Fly, 9. n. move through the air. T?^, T^PT n.-^^^ «.- 
 snftT n-tt^ n. ^Tof, «J f^'lfit^-31 1 +. I ^Wlrfl A" ^flU. 
 
 2 me f « o/r. Zl^. 
 
 3 /x»» rapidly. r*4*< 311^-^1^ SfT^-ipTtPf-Ac. 
 
 4 at;/nU w/)on. t. To Attack. ^J^f •n<A ^, ^?»T TI'I 
 
 5 out ; trMi out iii/o paction, v. To Raue. ^^T^PJf , 31T- 
 
 6 up ; — powders by a blast, &c. H«<1>ui. 
 
 7 See To Flee. 
 
 "With flying colors. vtflWI^. 
 To let fly. V. To Discuaeoe. ^ff^. 
 To Flt, v. a. thun, t. To Avoid. ;^+.<4u|,'llc&ijf, ^ ?T^. 
 2 quit hy flight. <f^ vHIAH ^ISui, T^ vfT^ ir/<A qT- 
 
 Flt, fi. »TT^/. HT^ n. »?f??^/. 
 
 Stinging f. it^/. it^Tt^/. nt'^ft?? m. n. itMlriMI^/ 
 itF w. STP^tHnft or 3TI^/. 
 
 Swarm of flies. »mT/ 
 
 Wild /. THiTTJrf^/. ^'nTf?^^/. 
 Flt-blow, n. ^/ 3T^Ttt/. 
 Flicatcheb, ». — the bird. f^PTT^ m. 
 TLr-LZi.r, H. Hfi^H n. [ n. ft^ n. 
 
 Flviwo, «. T. v. N. 1.— a«/. ^vi n. ^JHT ». T^^R n. sj^tT 
 Foal, h. fTnre; n. ildrr w. ST'^VH m. 
 
 That is with f. — mare or she asa. ?WT or H^. 
 To Foal, r. e. ^^^if. 
 > \>r, «. ^ ^_p. %TiT m. ^ «i. W^ m.— 'm cant phraseol. 
 
 »i. [ eon. 
 
 To Foam, v. n. %TJr3r, qr^fwf, %^l5Eof, %tjt ct.-%h m. %i}f jti. 
 FoAMEB, n. To.\Misa,p. a. Foamy, o. v. V. ¥«<*P.r5l , 
 
 Ac. %wrat, V?17, ^H^-f), ^f^=?, %f^. 
 Fob, «. pocket, ^e. «TWRE ^<|vm-m %^ m.-^TT or ^ojt m. 
 lb Fob. See To Cheat. 
 Focal, a. ^^TMT, %4««Nt. 
 Focc», n. — in jjootnetry. %^ n. snf*T m. 
 
 2— in optioi. f^<01 <i*M -»f»1"»*JI^ f^TTH «. ^>»1f«*^n»». 
 
 3 ( of » my of light )joc«i paint- ny»< m. anrt^ m. 
 FoDDEB, n\rv{J. sm m. •mT^Tft/. ^T?m?T m. 
 
 Litter of f. ^^HB m. n. ^^ttf^« m. ». »ft^ ». 
 To Foddkb, ». a."^TT/-'rRT «».-4c. fnW»t, 
 Fat. Sec E.'«E3fT. [it. ^/. 
 
 ' I >-co»»Ei, ••.— the gr«»i. mft/.— the gnun or M«d of 
 >:tal, «. T, Tf. «nfHT, •nhW'ft, *!tA. 
 
 r tTCf, ». vA pop. ITT m. «oi m. 
 
 Dead f. jjjrrH M. 'lyn't m. 
 
 Dead f. remaining in the womb. tr=ff pop. im n. 
 Initrumcnt for extracting a dead f. n4^ m. 
 Motion of t in ntero. »nH?!^ n. 
 Murder of a f. vvt^W/. 
 Murderer of a f. "yrp^RT, 
 Fain Buffered by a f. whilst in the womb. 'PhTTTRT/ 
 Foe, «. yl II. ij#/, fl N. <(ir «. ifV? M. 
 
 9 FOL 
 
 FoQGisEss, n. V. A. gr^n. gT^n. 
 
 Foggy, o. y+4|Ni, gr^prnrr, ywNl. 
 
 Fob, interj. f3,?ft, fTnT, nv. 
 
 Foible, n. v. Fault, ^n. ^^JTn. f^». ^fS^w. ^«. ^^n. 
 
 To Foil, i'. a.fruttrate, Sfc. v. To Defeat, jfts^, ^K«|ui, 
 
 ^rlMdui, *T^^, <(l^«|y1,'rfiM'i'(ui, ^IrfHIWI ^iT^. 
 Foil, n. leaf for gildiny, Sfc. ^^m. ^^n. (^^tjprST, <1^<<M^ 
 
 Ac), <T?n'»»». (Hi'*»Mi-f"-<4i-=ii T^rr), <tr«. (w^ffTR&c). 
 
 2 — among jewellers. S^F m. ?RT »». "J? or ^5 n. 
 8 Hunt fencing sword. ^^i^-^S[-%tf[-&e. di.^K /.-TIT 
 M. ^ »». 
 
 4 See Defeat. 5 anr^ TT^t^rMt ^^Z- 
 Foiled, ^. v. V. jftS^t^T, &c. ?r^tTT^, ^cTlMH, ST^T^, ^ 
 
 Fors. Ac. See Thrlst, Ac. 
 
 To Foist, n. o. j««eri gurreptiliottily. i^qyul, vj'Hi'Ii, ^T^ 
 -Ac. Vlfli^, Ml«^+<3/. ^^. 
 
 FoisTEB, «. v.V. ^fT^nmrr, Ac. ^5[tt, ^^rsqr. 
 
 FOISTI50, n. v.V. gr^rjfn. Ac.^m^uft/.f^rS'Jft/.^TRJ^rs/. 
 FoisTY. See Fusty. 
 
 Fold, n. enclosure for sheep, Sfc. ^ts^Tl/. ^"S«llil m.^^f. 
 ^JflOT/ n5^T5T»». «IT5T»». 
 2 (for calves, kids, Ac). »M/ ^TT^ft/. 
 8 double, complication, ply. ^ftf. T^m. ^''ft/. ^rft/. 
 q^t/. TS^w. ^ , 
 
 Bagging or bellying f. JffV^m. 
 Flowing or undulating f. (in draperies, Ac). ^^/. 
 Of one and a half f. Rs*l. 
 Upper or outer f ^rftT^w. 
 
 4 (in coDip. as, two fold, seven fold, Ac). ^W, 1?, ( in. 
 comp. as Q;'ju|, «HJlui, |q7, WTTT). 
 
 5 folded cloth, paper, Sfr. ^f. (as |i^, I^R^, ^^fHr^). 
 
 Three cornered f. ^TTTt^^rtt. 
 
 6 (as of cakes, crusts, onions, Ac) Zoy«*, coai. <^m. 
 m^m. <TT3?T«. qiHISfw. 
 
 7— of a rope, Ac. v. Tuhn. ft^WTM. 
 To Fold, v. a. shut up in a fold. q>f4«JlCi<1-*)ll*lM-Ac ^- 
 
 2 /ay i//» infolds, ^ttf. «rT3»f«. or ^TTJ'T ^^, HiiOJ,^- 
 
 3 Jo«W<r. 5»T?'»f or J'T^'it, ^'Tof, JT^, ^fff /. *J^. 
 
 4 (the arms) i^+H<u*'?^, h-ufwm. qr^. 
 
 6 (in the arms ) v. To EMDi«ACE."^^T^,ipTrauf,ip8Rra'»f. 
 Folded, p. v.V. 2. H'.iApJI, Ac, 
 
 3 Jim or pvft ^<t^, Ttt (in comp. as 5^, f?W^, ^r- 
 «rit), q^(in comp. as ^q^^, 5T^<^, ^^^, ^W^). 
 F. ttAic, fddedneit. ^i\f. (csp. in comp. as, onco 
 foldednew t^^^f and 5^, f?t^4fW^, Ac) Tt /. 
 FOLDiJto, a. — of doors, Ac. •JHri'lO, JBTft, fVoft^, 
 FoLiAOR, n. leaves. qr^«. p/. "TTTTw. TH^m. f^MTw. 
 Tuft of f. m^rmn. 
 Now f. Mlrlift/. 
 
 Of rich and luxuriant f. «MKI or ?n%TT. [OTT't. 
 
 To be coTercd with f.-treo or plant. ?rm^, OTTPt, 
 
rOTT 
 
 330 
 
 TOO 
 
 To Foliate, ». o. ( a looking glass ) TP^TT^ft 'P^ff /. ^^, 
 
 Folio, n. folio-sheet. ^sj^tHTTn. J«i^ «p|'l<^»». 
 
 2 folio-book. pqH 5^3^«. &c. 
 Folk, n. v. People. ?5t^»j. 2)i. an^STn. anHK^jpn/. »ilMI>^ 
 
 'R'TTFfft m. pi. 
 To Follow, ». a. go after, pursue, Sfc. HT^-MI<ilMI'1-Hl'JH- 
 
 qT^tHTn?r-&c. 3Tm-%fit--=)lp5ff|-&c. 'llill'H rll'l^I /. ofo TT^. 
 
 ^BT 5'. of 0. 3lH'imn.-3i^4|Mn.-q-Jiin?\*nTn.-&c. «F^. 
 
 2 attend as a dependant. TPt ^H^ y. o/ o. 3<'JMH>Hn.-3T- 
 
 g«rT^?r«.-3T5|fTr/-3Tg^rnT«.-&c. w^. 
 
 3 obsei've, copy. t. To Imitate. ^oEOTWC 'sniif gofo. ^gE- 
 »Jln.-TTtS/. Kf^-q^ 5'-o/'o. 31H^i.ui, yHj^rlVJ, 3Tg^fr%n.- 
 CH3'«<«l«.-&c. ^i^ g. of 0. 
 
 4 ( a course, &c. ) observe, practise. gTRT't, Ml-Auf, %^- 
 ^, ^ot, ar^^Tof, <JHH\|Tiuj, 3TT«l^, 3ll^<,ui«.-%«nT «.- 
 %^/..&c. ^Roty. o/o. 
 
 5 be consequential. 3T^ti<t.&c. ^t^, <P3^ ^t^, f^^ ^, 
 «?^, fr^t, "Fa n.-Tft^JTm OT.-&C. ^Tof. [W5^-3T^. 
 
 6 come after, succeed in order of time. JTPT^-&c. ^tif- 
 FOLLOWED, p. T. V. 1, Hld^l'l %^t5T, &C.3T5'!TrfT, 3=r5T<T. 
 
 3 aTH^IT^cTT, &c.3T5^. 
 
 4 31M<rtr5I, &C.3TT^Tft<T, %f^. 
 
 FoLLOWEB, «. Following, p. a. V. 1. rrnt-Ac. ^"JTRT-^JTrJIT- 
 
 2 "JT^WfT-Tl^ =^fT?5''TTTT, fJlpft»T^, *(^'I1jO, SIH'HN'), 
 
 3Tg=ER:, arg^nft, <?t=45F, 3TTf«T?T, ar^^t, argn. 
 
 Followers, retainers, domestics. '«1I>?)<.HH>< ot./jZ. tJI+i- 
 
 3 31j+)<UIKI, &C. 3T5?TTft, 31H<4l*ft, ST^HPft, aT^^rff. 
 
 4 3TT^qnJTKr, &c. ^^, §q^, ^^^T^. l^^. 
 
 I. </(af coffiM after, that is next, V. Next. JS^, J^^, 
 Foxj.owiNQ, «. V. V. 1. — act. *rp1-&c. 3iTct-^ot «. ai^MHHn. 
 
 2 ar^nn^ «. ar^^^T"! n. arg^Enrf /. 3T35r#T n. 
 8 aTH^nT^f «. &c. ar^^nTT «. arg^^, «. ar^ffrf /. 
 4 arr^R'it «. &c. arr^Tw «. %?r n. ^^/. ar^^iui n.^- 
 «nT OT. arrssTTT »• "iT?5?r «. ar^flrT/. 
 
 FOLLT, n. foolishness, Sfc, \$ n. W^TW «. JHl^Mul n.ij^jft/. 
 
 arfTR ». ^rfT/. ^ar/. ^^'f «. JrtsiT «. ri^ »». 
 
 2 a f. o «-•! W scheme, ^'c. Vi+IM «. ^ «• ^rf^ »»• Rii<| «. 
 
 Follies. %1'srR or ¥5%"V^ITT m. pi. 
 To Foment, v. a. embrocate, Sfc. ^Jp^, ^ m. ^-q%, jl^- 
 
 2 ( dissension ). j^ or ^^ ^of, %H^, ^ <! «!«)', %(? «. 
 
 ^iTc'.^^^m'i, 'ikfl'/-^/. vjirfuf-rtitui-ii+ui, 5^ tn. 
 
 «TTt5^, %Hqf^rra-/.-&c. ^Rwj-. 
 Fomentation, n. v. V. 1.— arf. ^Mt «• &c. ^^piift/. ^t^Fw. 
 
 2 ^•T'lf n. ^d«(ui n. &c. ^d«)Nd«(/. [m. 
 
 I. heated leaces, ^c. applied to foment. ^^TTTwi.^S m.^i^oE 
 FoHD, a. affectionate, tenderly kind, Sfc. t. LpTiKa. ?m?TT- 
 
 gor ^, RVIfJ^, *H^lo6, %r^T^,sftfrWT^, ^ff?J,^H«5 or 55. 
 — as the language of a child. ^Xtr^- 
 
 2 loving, liking, delighting in. BT^, aHN4dl ( as FTT^- 
 xrT-i|lu*j|x(|.&c. arWIrTT ), ^iit^ or ^fr^, tR5«ft or rlrf"^, 
 
 arr^np, ?5^, aruft^, ?^. 
 
 To be f. of. =qT^. 
 
 3 See Foolish. 
 
 To Fondle, v. a. caress, smooth, stroke, Sfc. rfl4+uf, HKIcd^, 
 v^Nlotii'l, =^NIc4u{, i^jsriKUJ, at^dRui, fT^T5Eot, OTS »».- 
 Wf^elloi w.-rflil'l »».-c?TR «./.-*is4^5* OT.-rtlrtH n.-^Tr?f- 
 Fq' n.-&c. ^^''t y. (yo. ^JT^TSPT^FR m. pi. Ep^of ^. o/o. BT- 
 fe<T "FTijf. 
 
 FONDLEB, «. FOKDLINO,JJ. a. T. V. OT5-&C. +<OIKI, rffj*)!- 
 
 55, rtl$«hl, rtl^l-^l. 
 Fondling, n. v. V. rtli+wi ». &c. ?5T5 ♦». Hfl^T5E w. OTf^- 
 
 ^ n. 3T?^fe^/. a:t^T^^ «. 
 1. person fondled. rtis*l, <STRT, •+TilH'l, iflPlMI-H. 
 Fondly, adv. v. A. 1. rtisiA, c^l^--t>H«ii'1, ?5T^ ■Fll, OT5-&C. 
 
 3 See Foolishly. 
 Fondness, n. \. A. 1. sft^/. JnTm/. HMdl<JMiiI| ot. SoET »». 
 
 p. t5R, «n^En, ^, "^th/. 
 
 2 3TW3/. ^n/- Hf^/- sft^/ ^/. ywmPb/. 3f^ M. 
 
 ^ToET m. T?5Rr w. 
 
 Acquired liking or f. ^fZf. '^Z^f. 
 Font, n. «)lfil^MI-H "TToft ^t''<4i-3i TTSfw. 
 Fontanel, n. w«m<?. ^ftrf »». t». [ar^Rf*. 
 
 Food, n. ar^ri. ^Ptn. T^n. arr^fft. 'frsTT"- ^T^f. ^mn. 
 Article of f. JJ^ n. »#?^n. ^T^ n. 
 
 . Coarse, unsavpry f. y. Faee. ^iM<.-^KH<.n, a<<+^- 
 
 Ponsisting or composed of f. ar^pTT. 
 Daily f. ^m. 
 
 Distribution of f. ar^Sfntfrf /. aT^nTrT<f "!«. 
 Dressed f. ^*<m«|)>». RrST^Tn. TsPRTrt. f^t^T^/. ^r^«. 
 Dressed f. given in alms to Brahmans. HT^'lift/. 
 Dressing of f. ?^W^ pop. ^qT^w. 
 Extra or odd articles of f. aiisciiuin. am^TT^/. 
 F. »nd clothing. 3T5R^». aT^Tr^OT^n. iTRTT^tfT^n. 
 F. burned in the cooking. ^X^ f. <iyil/. 
 F. — compreh. or indef. HT^T ^^^m. arvrTniftn. ar^- 
 ^^Jn- <iluiR<Jin. 
 
 Form or modification of f. a4^R*K »». a<^R*Pl/. 
 
 ar^nrPROT. ai^mRuimw. 
 
 Heavy f. ^H4N«. 
 
 Jncompatible f. f^5«ft^TTn. Ri^^^Mh. 
 
 Leavings of f. afRT^w. 
 
 Loathing off. aT^fl^ffi. a<v)f^+K»». ai'»lf^*frl/. 
 
 Non-observant of the distinction off. ^H?T,^^- 
 
 Nutritious f. W^f 
 
 Eich and saTory £ PTOTTff. V^m. 
 
TOO 331 
 
 tTndressed f. f^r^TTw. 
 
 Wholesome f. tir^M «• 
 
 Wonted quantity of f. 3TT^in. Sf^Tn. ^Mn. ^T^jft /. 
 
 Fool, n. ^ e. 'k^^HV^m. (kf^ ^T^T^/. &c. ), ?TVnTm ^- 
 
 WT ". See under Foohsil — freely, for cdf, dolt, hlock- 
 
 kead.jackau, numskull, Sfc. ^c.^, TTf^, aitg^-NI nq^, 
 
 *ff?T, 5t^, ^, :i?TT, 'n?!!, TT^, ^tU, ^, g^*^, ^- 
 
 <TR, HUn^HI t5^, V^WMI "JH or ^, tJcA*JoftH sr^, f^- 
 
 A learned f. H4Hfl^. 
 An arrant f. ^H«i<H. 
 r.'s phiz. flm<elH:»i/. 'mtiosg^i/. 
 F.'s errand, f^ir^w. 
 
 To make a t of. t. To Deceive. fR»^, HT^, «TT 
 
 •"HTT »ra^. [ HTT'if 
 
 To make a f. of one'a self. sT^TITw- 'IHI«<«i, ff^/. 
 
 Better be a wire man^s servant than a fooPs master, 
 
 2 See BcrFoos. [ /. pi. iTTr»f , 
 
 lb Fool, e. n. /ri/fe, /oy, idle. »T»TOr, %oP»f, ^». ^W, *TT^ 
 To Fool, r. a. t. To Deceive, g^^, U**|of, *fi<^«i, i^T^TT- 
 
 IT ^^R^, «riflHI^ n. pi. 2^. 
 To t away one's money. "^sprWT-Ac, *ll'IH<1>|M. ^ 
 
 FooL-nAKDnrKSB, n. t. A. Hl^H^I^^ «. JWT^ »». ^«l^*)« 
 
 FOOL-HIKDT, «. T. MaIWAP, JtAI^Ri*, ^K%VA\\ *I*^NI, 
 
 FooLEBT, «. %iquT n. %l «. ^i^TTT or ^H«rK m. ^Z. 
 
 FoOLinB, a.— of persons. 'goET ( remit*, ^-im^ ^JcE^R \Jo5- 
 *^) ^ ( remit*. ^<«<, HJ'I*, ^?W,) fTTTT, ^^f^, 
 %^ or %W^, »T^, T^oET, JTTOTT, W5, ^, Pi^g, ST^TT 
 ^•'5^1 ^^5^4. ^fi^^-Tf^-^fl— Ac. flHtr^d-^tT— 
 
 TOO 
 
 To make to look f. snfriT ^T^f-^Tl^. 
 To turn f. ^^, ^(n^f. 
 2— of actions. Hi^MUimi, f 2muii^i, i|^4^4||, '*|flHi^j, 
 
 FOOLISBLT, adv. iJf|MU1l»f, Wt^TPf Ac. •Jjthiofl, >J«IM0, |' 
 iwifiuft, Ac. j 
 
 FoOLisBSKss, n. T. A. 1. ^ ». n^fmj m. kim n. Ac. %- 
 
 W ■. fr^TTfjp«» ". ifi^^ll/. Ac. fll^lllf M. 
 
 TootscAP, n. v^ vwyr^ *I*I^ 3ni|. 
 
 Foot, »•. «?m ». thp^ ». ifv^ »».♦». ^ n. <7t^ «, qn* 
 
 An evil f. ^m^ra •»./ Sl«<^l«l ••. •rniTfT ■•. 
 
 Artistic posilioD or cast of tb« foot ia fendog, 
 
 dancing, &c. MN>i| «. 
 
 Covering for the feet. "TT^^mT n. TT^T^TT/. 
 
 Fallen at the feet of. -oKUI^M, ^n^TTfrHT, <r^^W. 
 
 Fidgeting with the feet. 4N-m<jtl m. ["TT<Tf^. 
 
 Having foul ( mud-clogged, dusty, &c ) feet. T^rTT 
 
 Heavy of f. MNNI ^5T5. 
 
 Hollow of the f ?n5^^ n. 
 
 Light of f. qm^s. 
 
 On f. V. Afoot, qj^, MN^dlit, Hl^^Irfl^, m<^-m<^l. 
 
 Going on f. m<^^w/. ^Vl^T^f. 
 
 On the f of Tpff y. of. ». 
 
 Touching the f. or feet ( in reverence ). m<^M^y| «• 
 
 Treading under f. T'nTAt or ^\m\]^f. si<^i*»i>'i«. 
 
 Trodden under f. TT^T^trT. [E«fn. 
 
 "Water presented to wash the hands and feet. <TT<TT- 
 
 With feet yet foul from the road. mrM\ TTTWt. 
 
 To burn the feet ( by walking on hot ground, Ac. ). 
 MI*<K<<I "floETT/. pi- ^F^- 
 
 To get on one's feet ( after sickness, Ac. ). vil^'fl- 
 ?r TTT m. pi. rfMlu'i ff. of*. vHHIh/. ttlsJi". 
 
 To get on f. ( into vogue ). ai'I"i, "T5^- 
 
 To set on f. TTtSof, 33^, m^, 3^r ^>^, ^H^-STfrT- 
 Ac. ^rJf. 
 
 To strike the f. ( against a stone, Ac). ^f.-Zt^f. 
 ^pt- ( in. con. ) rfl'iui. 
 
 To wash the feet. Mli^MiMW*! n.-^U^ n. qj^. 
 2 — the measure. iHKI^sR ^Vf n. ^ m.f. 
 8 lower part, v. Bottom. «jm m. flW ». 5f^ •»• <W». 
 
 4 ( of a table, Ac. ). «mr «. ^JT «. 
 
 6 ( of a bed, field, hill, Ac. ). <TT^ n. MN'H n. <TT^ m. 
 
 6 infantry. WJ^ »• 
 
 7 ( of a verso ). TT^ m. ^^ttt m. tot »». N. B. Mariitht 
 prosody requires throo syllables to make a fm. 
 
 8 See FooTiNO. 
 To Foot. See To Da5Ce, To Walk. 
 Foot-ball, n. BTfl^w. 
 
 FooT-BOT, n. "ft^T w. ITT m.Rn<^HH'IK w f^^HH^K w. 
 Foot-tall, fi. *ound of a foot-*lep. MiM^t «». flNrfor ^- 
 
 ^tW/ ot.TtHmt m.'^T^/. ?(OTT m.— as considered the 
 
 cause of evil. TTT^as «•/. [^TT^f. 
 
 To listen for a f. ^(l^ m,-^^^ f. w.-Ac. q^ or 
 
 FooT-noLD, n. t, Footiuo. <?nT ^«ll<<lrir aimnT «n. <TTT ?- 
 ipilt n. 3fTT«nT pop. 3Tr?TT »n. »m or "JTTT »». 
 
 Foot-hot, adv. immediately. «?1HK«<| ^5^^, mq|-«ft ^ 
 
 FoOT-MAH, n. «n^ m. H'^iPi m. 
 
 2 attendant on foot, me*tenger, ^e. ^\f^ or "TWF m, ^^- 
 
 W!t\ m. q|^T^ «. q^rffT ». 
 FooT-MABK, Foot-pbibt, n. qr^s? n.qrr^/. q^f^*^ n. q^- 
 
 * m. q^ n. 
 FooT-xAT, ». «TnT jB^f «. qnrj^ n, qnr^nr ». 
 
FOE 
 
 332 
 
 FOE 
 
 Foot-note, n. ^^T% W^ f^ff^^ft f^f- 
 Foot-pace, «. qiT =^fra/. TT^ST ^H^/. H\<iiMM/. 
 Foot -FAD, n. '^KHT^. 
 
 Foot-path, n. HHii-i/. MIAf^^'Hd/. MNiWI m. SNMI'f m. 
 FOOT-SOLDIEK, n. cqr^ m. <T^TfrT «». — loosely ,lightly, freely, 
 &c. cqr^ ^jRT^ m. 
 
 FOOT-STALK, n. 5^ ff». f<T M. 
 
 Fooi-STEP, «. TT^Tt^ «. TH"??! >». MNil »». T^ n. 
 
 2 «OMn«f of afoot. HiM<.«i «». fli-i|rf or ?n=ifra/. wi. ^tHt- 
 
 3 vestige. See Tbace, 
 FoOT-sTOOL, n. <ftK n. TT^^ «. <T^?R «. 
 
 Footed, a. having feet. 4i*ii-=(i, tiMi<^, q^f^f^^, Ml'^^^, TT^ 
 ( in comp. as ar*^!^, &c. ), 7^ ( in comp. as fg;^^, =^- 
 «q^, &c. ). 
 
 Large-f. «r^?TT^. 
 Swift-f. <Tmt=5rT "TK^. 
 FooTijra, n. ground for the foot, jilace to tread on. ^T^ %^- 
 
 2?Tt5T anvK OT.-srrar »».-&c. qy^ j^pfix ». qreirr »». qfsnTw*. 
 
 "HT^^I^t/ MI<r<i^"iT/. 'oTTT or «THT »». 
 
 2 foundation, tcarrant, v. Gkouitd. vITPTT/. »TR 0»" *TT- 
 
 3 entrance, estahlishment. THTT >». qiiJSl m. qf^lT «. T^- 
 ?r »«. aZZ «»i7A «. <T^, sr%^ OT."^^"^/. "TT'Tf^^FR »». 
 
 Firm f. ar^oET^ «. 
 
 To get f. ( in an office, Ac. ). ^r^uf, Tf^/. JIFpif 5-. 
 q/"*. gf#r qr^ m. ?5fm y. o/"<. qniT »». qsut 5'. o/" «. q^- 
 ST m. Ulrfui, 'T?ff /. ??[# g. of s. qr^ n. if^.^ zi^f. OT- 
 T^ry. o/». [^HUlif./. 
 
 4 «/a<e, condition, settlement. sq^T'CfT f.f^i^ f.i([^\^m. 
 Friendly f. ^m^f X^^ n. g^^p or ^ m. ?Tt?PTT m. 
 
 Fop, n. coxcomb. 31*i«lM, T^^^, H<'("l«ll>4, ^^, ^^^M, 
 
 aTt5«R5T, «rt»«irtl, 3?7T. 
 FoppEEX, Foppishness, «. t. N. ar+sm^l/. T'fft^lft/. T- 
 
 *^^«llvf1/. «ii§<»n or SF^/. ?IH1^ or 5(rnj?t/. 3^%- 
 
 Foppish, a. y. Fop. 3T3%?jt, ai+^MMl-")!, H^"l<^l<1-M I. 
 Fob, prep, because of, on account of. ^S', HT^, +R.fii, ^Sf^, 
 
 2 in the place of. ^rrft, ^pqiSi, ^iTpft, ^MIVC, SRJS 
 
 or ?rr, snff, ^k^i rfec/. ^;r«n" decl. 
 
 3 /or Me *a*e of. ?^n^, ?fT^, ^ftrrt, ^JT^, *)^rf«Wi, 3T- 
 ^ ( in comp. as m^V<i, HI^SHPfT, sftfq'«i ). 
 
 Fob, conj. qrfrTT, ^>t#. 
 
 For as much. ;Hnq?ff, ^J^TT^Tt, 3r«T^. 
 FOBAGE, n. ^^p^mf RffT 3iTin%^ guH>Hl n. 
 ab FOHAOE, V. n. q^/."q^, fOI^TO »»• ^^ 3Tmot-#of. 
 
 FOBAGE-PAETT, n. ^^/. 
 
 To FORBEAE, f. n. rr/r<j/n, ^-e. t. To AbsIais. flR^, ?r3- 
 ot, ^ OT.-tftr m. tT?Tif, ^7^, »Ti«l^. 
 Forbear ! ?npt. 
 Jo FOBBEAB, c. a. spare, ^'c. t. To Fobgite. "mm./. ^T^, 
 
 T^/. 'JiT^, ■HI sun', ^ »«. ^. 
 
 FOEBEAEANCE, FORBEABINO, rt. T. V. N. iTfil^ «. n^ ♦«. 
 
 KftTVT^ n. &c. STm^^^ n. HR^^ n. ^\^ in. ^?TT»i. 
 
 ^fTjTH ff«. ■H^m n. qiT »». 
 
 V. V. A. ^^ m.f. v\f. W^f^\f^f. 5?^^ m. 
 
 FOBBEABEB, «. FOEBEAEISQ, ^. a. T. V. N. fSt^TTRT, ^JtC^- 
 onTr,<^Hy<U||<l, ^"lUIKI, ftRTor»:JTT. [?^,?^T. 
 
 V. V. A. ipT ^rmiTT, if ^Fdm, &c. n|t^, ?tji^, ^mrr, 
 
 To Forbid, t>. a. prohibit, interdict. K'TT ^FT^, ?npt *^^u |i jt , 
 ^TT^T, PteCKui, I^W, irf?r%*Twf, M^+<<JI, si^/.-TSTT^ /.- 
 fSf^ OT.-srf?l^q- OT.-&C. JFT^ y. 0/0. 
 
 God forbid \^-\,h ( as, God forbid that I should 
 see him. ^SR^ ^^ PTT^ ^SltT ^ |TtT ), 
 2 See To Hisdee. 
 
 FOEBIDDEN, p. T.V.I. Pt^R^, ^%?r?5T, AcIRf, qiftcf, f^- 
 
 I. — as used of food, &c. ^TW. 
 
 FOEBIDDEB, n. FOEBIDDING, p.a. V.V.I. K^ ^^TOmTjf^^T ^- 
 
 OTTTT, &c. f^"m<*,^=iK"i-&c. ^tTT-«F1T«F-&c. «r^^, q R=( Ji^, 
 I. repulsive. aTSJtRT^TT^, 3T*rfT|wHq?, -sII^-jH^, ST'TH- 
 
 FoHBiDDiNo, \.\.l.—act. Pi«(k5'i ». &c. H^nf /. ^K'T «. f^- 
 ^RUT ». f^qr^r m. srfcm m. qft^^ «, hhji^mh ». 
 
 By way of f f^^r^^. 
 FoECE, n. T. Strength, Powee. sn5 /wp. «f5S n. ^3?^^ m. ^ft^r 
 »». «|oS,Mci/. arin^'iT/. 
 
 Brute f cw opposed to art or skill. 3Ti'l*|ot «. artt^^ 
 m. 3Tfn*T^/. arfTf^T^rt/- ^f^lT^ or arflMi^l/. sfTf- 
 
 2 ViViwe, validity, SfC. vft^ «». ^T^/. «I^ ». sIoIHcE/. q- 
 That is in f. •^drfdl, =5fT^, f3T?fT, ^iTFT?rT, f^^, ^^rftv- 
 
 ?T, 3nrat?I 31|r4rfi, MITIHII, <<riHI1. 
 
 Through the f. of; q^ or ^''^^^f:^?{ ( in comp. as ^ir- 
 
 To be in f. -"H^ui, ^nm, ^>if, ^a:?ft/.-'5rT?!/.-&c, st- 
 
 3 compulsion, violence. v»fk «». ^Kltl «. ^^N'O/.^^w. 
 ^K^H')^/ sfoE^ift/. <(oEn^R m. ^5^ m. %<^^\i^f, 
 -i\m.'\*A f 
 
 By f. V. COMPCLSIVELT. 3^, vJ^rfHI^" OT >^riH|i«,. 
 
 To come to f. sniRT ^. 
 To use f. qoE «. q^. 
 
 4 ( as of a disease, of winds, heat, &e. ). violence, 
 vehemence. v)TtT «». '^pop- SJS «. 3^nT m. ^TH m. litm-v. 
 JTTS, f«R^, ^/- fl^T^ w. #1 m. [^;^»m w«. 
 
 5 a f o« arOTa»ifn<.%?T «• 5Tr5 w.^J^TR »». %'Tr'TR m. 
 Light armed f. ?r^'?t^/. 
 
 6 See MOMEKT0M, 
 
 To FoECE, V. a. constrain., v. To Compel, ^m n.-HA^(\ f. 
 CjftT m.-'^^^ f.-&c. ^K^ with ^ of 0. t(^ m. Mlrt^'l. 
 
 2 rfrii'e by force, ^m^, "S+riOl, <^4i'U^. 
 
 3 V. To Eavish. ^T^'it, ^^^ OT.-5I5%<t /.-^PFFR »».' 
 &c. JRiif inVA ^0/0. 
 
roE 
 
 338 
 
 4 icrett, ttrain, distort. 3fl"nrtjf, STtf^ 'TTf? airi^, 3ft^^ 
 
 5 ( a business, &c. upon ). m4i«(<. 'it^'ft/. vilrfiif, it^t^ 
 vh^f. ^—A^4^\-m<ivi^ iTctf ado. Hfq^. 
 
 G ( a passage ). ^"^^-yitld^-Ac. f^IT'Jl', ft^, «T^, *T- 
 
 7 ( fruit, &«.«. ) eaute to ripen toon. sj^-HIM ^-"-^^ 
 
 FoECED, />. v.V. 4. afft^ Hi«|H ■Hiuifi?*i, &c. «i5-«ii, ^^ ^^• 
 
 ^ or ^x'Tt *JoiMNl, %7, -iif'-is. 
 FoBCEM, n. ^<4NI r<i»i*i «». 
 
 FOECErCL, FOECIBLE, tt. V. SlKOSO, POWKKFUL. «?ct*i, ^- 
 
 «ET^, sfUNi, Mil ^1.11, ?raB, T'lW. 
 FOBCIBI-EXISS, n. T. A. if3^/. «laE n. ^5t^/. mTk^^I^/ 
 
 FoECiBLT, flJp. by force. ^ or «15ET#, *|3*<K*I, «(«*fc,H, ^• 
 2 poicerfuUj/. tixii-Ti^. 
 
 Fou>, »i. 7?in: "•• irTJ^TT «. tttt^/. qrr »». 
 
 Deep or difficult £ ^U'll 7»TR «. 
 
 P. for carriages. ni^THH m. [^ 37irot, 
 
 To FOBD, r. a. rrow Jy leading, qw SHUI-^ SHiui, HlMI'i-Tr- 
 
 Too deep to be forded — water. MJ^uR, ll^^l^. 
 FoROAXLB, n. T. V. MIMI'i-Tr^ 7rTTI^-'rT-#»IT-&c. imnK. 
 
 FoBDABixsEss, n. V. A. grmr «. frm m. 
 
 FOBK, «. anterior. ^y^TT or KT, 5^, HI^<HI or f^, H^^Or?, 
 flMIMI or f^, *<MJ0"1, 3m??T, srfqT, 3T5R^f, J^l^rff, 
 3riT ( in comp. as, forepart 3T^iTT»I, foreteller aj<«^^<5, 
 and snRtff, 3iy'll>0, Ac. ), 15 ( in comp. as ^t^;^^, 
 ^fftrnr, 4c ). Numerous compounds with /ora are not 
 so current as the equivalent compounds with pre. Most 
 of nich are omitted. 
 
 The f. and the hinder. iTI'WIHI'lrtl. 
 
 FOBE-ABH, n. ^tTT 3RTf»T IWPR ^l-t<j( K^CcST ^ »• 
 
 7b FOBX-BODE. See To Book. 
 
 FoKE CAirr, «. preriou* eontriranee. ^I'Tl^^-tO «1^«ll^/- f^" 
 
 To FoU-CAST, r. «. contrite hffarehand. 3mT^ ?T*T^^»T/.- 
 
 FOBXASTLE, m./tfricmrdparl of a *hip. «M«|<i|^l-&C. 5IOT- 
 
 FoRE^uosBi, «. ■JJ'HV Pm^.i. 
 
 KK-CITEB, a. before mentioned. H^UPlr^, 'I'J^. 
 I .B3 WP, n. fore-p«rt. ^^Hlf «». 
 FoBE-rATim, «. T. AjjcejiTOB. ffti?, 1"T3T. 
 
 Forefathers. flW^ ">• f '• «JTT^ m. /i. 9n^|<qVT%m. 
 
 ^. PWT «. /^ 
 To Fou-mrt>. See To Attbt. 
 FoBK-nyoim, ». <rf^ «h? *. JT^»ft/. ^^fWt/. 
 Fowe-rooT, •. ^rrr ^TT •». 
 Foisrion, n. t. Fbost. ^nr*nn «». 
 Jb FoMMK), «. a. T. To OiTX vr. ffn«t,WT»l^,^fftT/.^- 
 
 FoBE-cjoixo. See Antecedent. 
 FoBE-GoxE, o. q^s^OT, "j«f?r^jrfr<m. 
 
 FOOE-GROCND, tl. ^tfTTH ♦«. aT^fTPT w. 
 FoBE-nEAB, n. spTra ^i?. +m« «. JTTVT »». Hra «■«». f^s* 
 or Pl«|oS n. ?5(7R «. 3T^ n. 
 
 Seclarial mark on the f. R'+ni »». <?»'«». f^+rfft/. f^'FT 
 
 f7». f^oET W. f^^E^p OT. frTt^^ »». 3T?Trr/. vfcqr »». j^ »». 
 
 Vertical mark on the f. ^TH «. 
 To FOHE-Ksow, V. a. 3Tnr*TT-H r^rj^-<j^-&c. vji|ui«i-HH5|'if- 
 I v< | Uj^ %^, *rf^<<?l|51 n.-&c. aw^t t». con. g. of 0. ^- 
 fTTfT-"&e. 3T^ with ^iSRff 0/ 0. 
 F0EE-K5OWEB, n. V. V. aTnttfT vTTJnTRT-^JTT^ ^^ITKT, &c. 
 
 FOEE-KKOWINO, Fobe-knowledge, n. »{R**<^M «. *(R<-*<v 
 
 if^ «. *iiR?iii n. 
 FoBE-LASD. See Cape. 
 FoKE-LOCK, rt. «|;wioiH<-^-<l|ct«<<^ ^ism.pl. 6i««(\-=n ^/. 
 
 «raT^ «. ymw* m.— of a horse ?fit/ [^. 
 
 To take time by the f. %5!;/.-^t^/.-&c. ^TT^-^TT^ 
 
 FoEE-suN, n. T. CosDCCTOB, Leaseb. ^RHT^, ^IWH^, 
 
 FOBE-MAST, «. jWt Slrt'+.li)/. 
 
 FOEE-MENTIOSED, O. ^^ '■^•liir^r, H5[1|<P*^ Of f^?^, H«1<f^<, 
 
 FOEE-MOST, a. ^T^rj^^-JS^-^fr?^, JTt^T^, HtfTc5T, 3Tft- 
 »T, 3nTft*«T<T, SFrW, 3T5mT! 
 
 FOEE-NAMED, a. ^ '^^•irl'^T, ♦1vn<^<, 'J^^, 'J^lf^l. 
 
 FoBE-soos, n. |WK^ ^"t^f. '{^^ «»• -^cVl^*/ IJT^; m. 
 FOBE-PABT, n. 5?R5THFI m. a^T «. ^flMI'I »«• 5^ «• ^ »». 
 
 ^/ 
 
 F. and back part. STTTnwT »». 
 
 FOBE-BTJSXEB, ft. lit. J^ m«)OIK|, 31M«II»ft, in'TT'ft, 
 
 2 fig. WM<^^+, f^?^ «• 
 To FoBESEE, V. a. Hf^Tnr n.-Hf^^*TT^ m. >nip'r-<n|T %^-TJ- 
 
 ^'m, H^^q' ^^ fl.-&c. aroiJit in. con. and g. of 0. ^^- 
 OT fl. qn^. 
 To FoBE-snow, v. a. arnhTT- "J^-&c. ^K«l^ui-^T^5 ^, T- 
 f* < ftq<j^<>i n.-awg^T «--'J^^i5'T n.-&c. ^Tif y. 0/0. 
 
 2 See To FOEETELI,. 
 
 FoBE-snowEB, n. t. V. 1. "J^ ^T^^TKT-^f^ ^"FKT, &c. 
 FOBE-siOiiT, n, ^^)|fT n. ^T^f^/. Hftw<^^M «. Tft'^T^fi/. 
 
 To FOKE-STALL, t). o. anticipate. 3TiP<t /.-3TnTT<t /. ^Trewf- 
 
 »nT''t y. 0/0. 3TFmf /. «T*i'f-i>T't y. o/o. 
 
 FOBE-TASTE, fl. "Jlflftn «. STT^'ftn ». "JjItJHH «. 'MrtlH'fi'i- 
 
 2b FoBE-TELL, t). fl. predict, prophfty. MI^I^H n.-nf^'^ «.- 
 ^VT^ W.-Ac. *^. 
 
POE 
 
 884 
 
 FOB 
 
 FOEETELLEB, «. V. V. Tf^ flf'IOIRr, *JI*U|KI, &C. *lR»M- 
 FOEE-TELLINO, «. V. V. ^J^^ tt. *J|«hUht> /. Hf^i<<+*TT «• 
 
 roEE-TnouoHT, «. "J^RR w. ^^ «. !<<.[%/. J^t^^lfTn. 
 
 ^cf^ /. arm «». / 
 
 rORE-TOOTH, n. ^+4l-=|| StrT m. <M(^H m. . 
 
 2b FoEE-wAHX, V. o. 3T^?^T-Tf|r^^-<^-&c. wTflT'nif-^- 
 
 FoEEioN, a. of a foreign country. ^\^i-^t\\ \v^i «rf^r^, 
 
 2 extraneous, remote, unconnected, Sfc. sjf^'r^ or OT, 3T- 
 FOBEIONEE, n. V. FOEEiaN. TT^^, ^"^^ft, <TT5c5^ ^'T'J^, 
 FOBEIQNNESS, M. V. A. 2. 3T5Tr?ff*Pt^ ». 31Hl+<n>l*^l /• &C, 
 
 FoBENsic, a. lelonging to a court of judicature. -*)lMy'^, 
 
 FOEEsx, «. arr^T n. ^^ n. ^M «. 'JTI?? ». *idK »». n. «bm 
 
 Conflagration of a f. e(UM( «i. i^hh3 «j. ^RTfir»». ^w. 
 Dweller in a f. spRRft, ^HT<r, ^HT^PT. 
 FoEEST, a. of or belonging to a forest. a«uqNI, ^STT^TT, ^- 
 
 FOEEST-BOVISO, a. «l<H-««, =r%^. 
 
 FOEESTEE, n. ^SfRft, TPTT, <H+'0. 
 
 FOEi-EiT, n. </ia< which is lost by a fault, Sfc. ^ tn. M»^^ll- 
 
 ^ /. rTN^ /. [/^a^/. 
 
 2 — as attached to engagements or bonds. afR/. 3T^^ 
 3b FOEFEIT, V. a. lose by a fault, Sfc. ^JTO ^, t^fm. ^. 
 To be forfeited. e^f^T ^^^, 
 
 FOBFEITABLE, a. ^^ vdlU^IMMII. 
 FOEFEITUEE, «. V. V. ^STH ^». ^^TH v^. 
 
 2 See FoErEiT. 
 FOBQE, «. rii^Ki-eft 'SToE/.-Tft/. (?I^KMI +l«,'(M|i». 
 2b FoBGE, e. a. work form by the hammer, Sfc. ^r^uf , kj^ufl 
 
 Metal to be forged, vj^hm. 
 2 make falsely, counterfeitM^y^-^^^^d^^-^^-^mH- 
 
 FOEGED, ;>. V. V. 1. qi^OT, ^ifw, 
 
 JT, ^-i'HIf*, if-lrMPl^, ^ in comp. as ^K^ITO'^T, 
 FOBGF.B, n. V. V. 1. ^noTRT, tjj»l»0 or «TT. 
 
 2 sj^TRTTTTT, spTT^-Ac^FrtTT^. 
 FouGEET, FoEQiNo, n. V. V. 1.— ac<. qjiffft. ^rjuft/. ^rt^j- 
 
 ^/. ^T^T/. ^T^5TT/. ^TT^n. 
 
 2 «PTT3r JpT^n. &c. 
 
 I. art or business off. m,^\H n. 
 
 II. forged writing. iRN^r^T-^RRT-ic. W.Vi^ m.^m.- 
 
 To FOEOET, t>. a. f^ ^ ^ui, f^H^>n.- f^<:Hp| /-T ^^rH<U I». ^^^ 
 TJW-i'n. w». g. ofo. anS^TT/. T TT^, Jf^, *fto5T TTOT 
 
 To f. one's self. J^'jf, Hf^H'^ or TnTT^n'f. 
 FoEGETFUL, a. R ^ < I ■* ,f^ff 'TT, **\^"IMr-aHI(l«|un=Err-&c.^7^. 
 2 negligent, neglectful, heedless, Sfc. f^ti^l*, ^coTT, 1- 
 fToI, *rf*^, THSS or w?TT, 'r5?5?ft,nH>rtt-4| I , ?rf5I-'TT, fTWf. 
 
 FOEGETFULNESS, 71. V. A. 1. f^Wa^TOTTW*. f^HTw*. f^^JT^rt. 
 
 Through f. and ignorance. Hitn.^rro'TT ^TTrff. 
 2 T^TaSqOTTOT. *fNolMU||»l. &C. 'l*rfH/. 3T5|t »». 
 2b FoEoivE, ». a.^arcfon. JTTP^i'TJf, tiliul, 5I?fl^». ^df, 
 
 'TnPt/.-?T^/.-?Ttfrr/.-&c. q^^. 0/ 0. ^»».-3T7tt<:T«.- 
 ai«-<<i<4OT.-&c. ^tl^y. ofo. 
 
 FOEGIVEX, p. V. V. fllSriplI, »TFP ^?^, ^TTT, ^m. 
 FOEGITENESS. See FOEOIVINQKESS, Paedos. 
 
 FoEGiviNG, a. ready to forgive. ?^, ^JTT9rT^, ^^ pop. a^ 
 
 ^^nft«, ?^HTrte, ?T»TNt, ?=tf*r?rT, ?t«t, ?t?tt, ^. 
 
 FOEGIYINQNESS, ». T. A. fT*TT/. ^/ ffffrr/. ^^^ftr5cTr/. 
 FOEGOTTEN, p. V. V. ^RR^^ST, R<:HH, 3RK?r. 
 
 FoBK, n. furcation. J^jn^ "»• 'TtHn. |it3%n. n^PFw. '")•=( <j„jfi. 
 
 if5E$«. Sr?nF«. «HFf?5«. %^«. ^^^n. j^i-ilOT. <Ff^«i. 
 
 2 forked thing. %a5$ or %o5%». %55^/. 55^/. %S»». 
 
 3— table f. ^fJTw. [ ^^jf. 
 
 To FoEK, ». ».— as corn, a tree, Ac. 'pf^, "Pt^?r-7T?ft^ 
 
 2 — a road, &c. ^ >Ft% m.^J. ^^uf y. ofs. 
 
 FOEKED, FOEKT, a. ^«jt<+*)|t||, |«l*+<il-=ir, 5*1 4^ I -HI, f^fTm, 
 
 FoELOEN, o. V. Feiendless. f^TOWT, fHrr^iT^, aTTT^R, ar- 
 TrV, aTTfrHP, nfrl^H. [a^TTTST^ ot. 
 
 Fobloensess, «. V. A. aTTSMfl^Hrfl/. 3Tr«nTTrf|f^ «■ Ac. 
 
 FOEM, n. fashion .^figure, shape. aTT^R «». aTT^ifrf/. ^T^'T/. 
 q^oft/. q^^T^/. iftvTT m. ^R «». ^T^ n. ffe »». TTRoft 
 /. ^ «• 3«I/ ^ OT. sjoEiT n. f^tr »n. ( in comp. as f^- 
 «T),— as involving the power of the freely used words «</, 
 make, mould, stamp, cast, build, bent.^ turn, ifrf m. ^TSf. 
 
 ^f- %^/- ^^t/. ^t^t^ ft- ^n€tf- Miiufl/. ^nz m. ftew. 
 
 «rftTT m. qftr^/. siftrnroS/. Tff/Mmrtl m. CT n. ^auTfi. 
 Jbrm, in comp. is neatly rendered by aTT^TT, as moon- 
 form =Ei^|+K, egg-form, oval ^f(^J^\T.,circle-form, circular 
 =q^iH> R :, K SVi I 'Mi , t-t1l4>l<, *<rf<<l*K, sphere-form Titm- 
 ^r^.,leaf-from, pitcher-form, Sjc. ad libitum. qurWlT, ^c5- 
 :?II+K, 'J^I*M, f ?TFJ>R, J^sFraTT, <t><si*K, 'ftSHHT, &e. 
 
 Human f. HT^. 
 
 Of one f. q[% srf^^RT. [f^ «. fl^/. 
 
 2 a f. o sAa^pe, definite thing. aTFFTT «». ail^frl/. «:? «. 
 8 particular ffioij/?ca/«ow.f5nFR«i.flr?rf?r/qRu| IMot.^h id^». 
 'i prescribed method. ^^^ pop. 'J'S^ f ^ «». '^T »». 
 
 In due f. q-»TT 1^, T^^t^TTT. C^T^TR «. 
 
 5 ceremony, ceremonial, v. Kite. ^tfrTj^'i'- ^/- ^TWRct. 
 
FOB 
 
 335 
 
 FOB 
 
 To go through the f. of. ^T?R adv. ^T^f, ^TTKTif m. 
 
 6 external appearance, y. Apfeabakce, Show. ^ n. 
 arr^IT »». 5Tr5 tn. 
 
 7 ( as for an ofEcial paper). ^?HT «• 
 
 A i. lying ready to be filled as wanted, fts m. 
 A form-sheet. Jte'T^ni or ^dl^^'h «• 
 
 8 ( of students, A<?.,) <^att. ^ m. 
 
 9 mak^, ea*t, or air of the body. ^i'|4(<iu| n.3Tt'ra^/. 3Tt- 
 »I?5R «. aii'M""-! or 5T «>r afrt^qt^ «n. 3<i'lrl<(«l/- 3TtW«TT 
 
 m. <ii«miui «. 5Tr<^/. *.N<«r/. ?i<T<i-«0 ^/. ?rftu^ 
 «ret/. 3Ttn^rat/. annrft/. ^i4'im n. trsr/. 
 
 10 ( as of a rerb or noun ). CT «. 
 
 11 bench, ^t^ si. 
 
 12 tort, kind, v. Maiweb. J^IR m. 
 
 13 ( of a hare ) ^TOT MHNI'tfl f^TJIFTT^ ^JTRT/. 
 
 To FoBlf, r. o. make, model, *hape,Ja*hion. ^?^,^3^, ^?T- 
 
 2 comMiif and ditpote., r. To Akbakoe. X^^ itM^, r^- 
 
 ^ /-^"^ "Ji* /--^l^l *« W »«--<kc. spT^ ^. o/o. 
 
 3 — mentally, v. To Cosceive. tTT'Jf, «rt*Tot. 
 
 4 eonttitute, make, t. To COMf OSE. 3PPT?T-3Tq^TT>T5T-ic. 
 
 annif «»• con. irt^. 
 
 To Form, c. n. at$ume the duejorm. ^osdr. 
 
 2 rite, appear, take being, come up, out, Sfc. ^^''f, ^fi^^. 
 
 3 — the hand, in writing, drawing, Ac Jf5^. 
 
 JOKMAL, a. V. CeBEMO.SIOCS. 31|^0m-^IO, 3TT^m^HT^, 
 
 2 done according to jorm. ^HHI, ^^, q>m^?ftT, ^TVN- 
 
 jfJT, inimpf, «r<nfTf*i, shi^ikssj, *iM<^i*<^5, €m, 
 
 3 having the jorm but not the euence, v. Exterval. iri%- 
 <^, lf^<«<l Jlf-i-tl, ^T^T^, «ll^lr*l<HI. [f*«Jir<=l«. 
 
 FOKMALisT, «. obterver o/formi, \. Cebemoxious. ^fj^, 
 2 mere obtercer oj jorm and outward appearance. I^I^IM- 
 
 FoBHAUTT, «. V. A. 1. arr^imTTf^r^/. an^f m-MKHPfr /- 
 
 'X\^^V^^PMm j. 
 
 2 ^nT^i(tnmTw.T«mTT4i^/. r«c^<<'j« i f^H i/ f^m i j^^q w. 
 
 I. a f. T. FoBM, Kite. TT^tt m. ^f. fif^TT «. 
 
 FOBMALLT, adv. T.A. 1. an^ft^WTO^, 311^^, 311^^^, &C. 
 
 2 M^<m«., TiiiviPr, qnnWw, Ww5. 
 
 FOBMATIOJf, FOBMtXO, «. T.V.A. 1.— «rt. 1^^ «, ^Tt^f i«.Ac 
 
 <d«ft/. vi"!*/. «r7^/. 'P^ »». 
 
 2-«rf. Kn^ n. Ac. rV>iig/. nRT/. 
 
 r. V. N. 2. a/w/ Pbodcctiox. ^f^j. TZ^ •». 
 
 I. — in grammar ( of words, Ac. ). *y?^/ 
 
 II. make, $truelure, t Fobm. ^^X^K j. Wl f. Wf^j. 
 Totutv.p. T, V. A. 1. Vl'-WI, Ac. ^tfr, <|fjjn iu comp. 
 
 To be t upon, W9twn^ afT^ y. o/^ 0. 
 2 ?^^^, Tf^, 
 
 1.— ia grammar,—* word, Ac. ■Jtq^, ^rf*W. 
 f oufn, «. Fo«Mi«a,p, •. t. V, A. 1. jnofRT, »Tmm, »- 
 
 ^iiTiTT, &c. qmf, ^H^. 
 
 Fobmeb, a. foregoing, prior,previoui,preeeding, anterior, an- 
 tecedent. jqi'NF or 3T, Mi'Df?, 3T#?rr, 3Ttftr7, ^n^sffxfr, 
 
 2 <Aa< «£Yi» i<?/orff, </;«< has been. ^n^rfNl, TrT, TH^PR?^, 
 
 3 immediately preceding. 3T^OT, STFTt^T, »tOT, Mf^rll. 
 FOBMEBLT, arfo. V. A. anciently, in time past, ttt^, ^^, TTT*I- 
 
 F'TT ^ToEt, 't5='TT ^JToSt, ^J^^ ^PToSt, "if^rSIT ^f'if, "J?f^T#, 
 'Id+lcfl, i^^Tiff, Tf^^^n^, H^ai adv. decl. 7?:, jn. 
 As f. TtTTJ^, "J^^MH. 
 FoBMicATiON, n. — the tingling or sensation. wnTT/. pi. v. 
 ^, 5^, ^'ifokj. intent. ^ot^ctK m. r*f<.ftO or R<«n</. 
 7?^ or ftift^/. [nt5, qk. 
 
 FOBMIDABLE, O. T. FeABFUI,. *nt^, TT^R^, ^{^'icMli^*, q>- 
 
 Fobmidableness, n.v.A. H<4*ff«i n.^T^H+dl/. [^ffe. 
 
 FOBMLESS, 0.f5t<|+K, pKl^bHi, 3TnnT^-?If^-rf|tT, 3THt^, 
 FOBMLESSlfESS, n. T. A. SlMpci/. f^HI + Kdl/. 311 + K^J^'Mdl/. 
 
 FoBMULA, n. prescribed form or method, ^^pop.^^f. 
 
 ^f*T «». f^^ n. ftfTI /JO^. ft?T/. [?nTf «. 
 
 FoEMU LABT, n. Jooi o//orffM. T^^frf /. f^VTRRT^ /T f^iTPT- 
 jTo Fobsicate, v. n. y. N. 1. 31 f^t( ( f^d ^1 ^Thm^-3T=J5FTK- 
 
 T »«.-+<^l'im n.-^J.«4l'im «.-&c. ^^. 
 
 3 f^5E^/.-R{Hlr^/.-?TI5ir3ft/.-&C. ^^. 
 
 FoBMCATiON, «. commerce of a man with an unmarried 
 tooman. 3rf^^Tf^rn^?'it^'TT «. ^I-JSI'IHI «. sR^'TPTiT^ n. 
 ^1<<I'IHH fi. arfsj^rf^rfPlJR n. 
 
 2 incontinence oj an unmarried woman. •i{'\i\i>H^-4H m. 
 8 unlatrful intercourse of the sexet — gencr. fil^^/.%- 
 ^^f. r«5HWI ffi. <is<||v»ft/. v»TR^ n. sj^fn^^rn: m. «I^- 
 3nP5 OT. «|(^+.4 w. — in cant or covert phraseology, ijf^- 
 «*<<lr5 m. ^rf^^k ». *f^°^fflPT «• Note. As Hindus all 
 marry, fornication as distinguished from adultery is rare. 
 
 FOBSICATOB, n. V. N. 1. 31 r<l *J I n^d ^ <(f RiPT *<.U|KI, 3R?T- 
 
 3 ril^-^RF7-Tt5?iril-&c. 5^-HjMl-&C. fir^cE^-Ac. ^- 
 rTRT, »lf^«*<<lr<t, «(f^»M«'ft. ["ft/. 
 
 FoBsicATBEsa, n. V. N. 2. 3R^f5«Tf>r5rrfMt/. ar^rPFR^rlt- 
 
 3 ftl^-f<*HW-&c. «<1M*I/.-^/. fti'^«t)t-&c. +*u|K'). 
 To FoBSAKE, c. a. V. To Abaxeon. ffTI't, HI^ vJT^, i\*h^^ 
 
 TFpT ^"rnff, fTR TO.-<rft?^TR m.-Ac. IJCit y. o/o. 
 FoBsooTH, adv. in truth. fTT ^TTT a. decl. ?tT ?rf , ?R ^m. 
 To FOBSWEAE, V. a. renounce on oath. t^x(f. ^ipt-^T^-^- 
 
 H with g. o/o. or ft^xft. 3TnT/. ^T^ with g. of o. X^ti- 
 
 3Tm fTpT ?fnf'f,5nT<T^'F fll««'t, ^;TT<TfTR m. ^PC^g.ofo. 
 
 2 <^ny on ooM. ^TT^T 1>57T-?rr'M"j«f<fr-^irT»l-&C HI^K^, 
 a<M»^f m. ^T^t, STTr^TT m. '^xii, 
 
 3 (one'iself) commit perjury. ^l\ff V^ j ^K^-HJ\' 
 
 FOBT, n. VR or ^ m. f^HT m. J^ m. 
 
 Country on outside of a f. Wl^^t? m. 
 
 Crest or highest works of a f. HT^f^HT m. [ "ft/. 
 
 Earth heaped up against the wall of a f. ^^t»t/. Xh- 
 
POE 8 
 
 F. on the plain. — as disting. from a hill-f. H^+Jji m. j 
 
 r, surrounded by the sea. vH<»fl<l m, 
 
 GoYtmor or keeper of a £ ^%^ m. ^'lff^*lO m. 
 
 Hill-f. »T5 m. Accountant of a hill-f 'U^lw m. ( his 
 office or business. TSfH^^ft or ff^ f. ). Soldier or 
 Peon serving in a hil!-f. *\i-^>(\ m. 
 
 Impregnable or strong f «ft^ f%?5T m. 
 Investing or besieging a f. ^'lk<[*T ft. 
 Outer-f sn^ #7 m. 
 Small f. n^/. fr^^/. 
 The upper f. qi^f+gi m. 
 
 To kindle the jungle round a f. ^J|5T m, ^y*(u|. 
 Town belonging to a f ^5/. 
 "Wall of a f «pp: «j. «pn w. rt? «. "Pf^ «• WI<<)H m. — 
 Second or outer wall of a f HS'+F?; or irichK »». 
 2 or forte: that in which one excels, \^(\\ n. fifF^ n, 
 «IMT »». «<|Ui|I--Jl ^^/. J.r?^«Jd n. 
 ToBTn, adv. onward, forward. J^. 
 And 80 forth. fHnf^, ^^. 
 2 abroad. ST^. 
 TOETU, ^rep. o«< of. arftJfT. [^TrTT, ^JTmtTT. 
 
 FOBTU-cOiiiNo, a. ready to appear. ^TsftT, rT'TTT,f^5, ^^^^t 
 rOETHwiTH, adv. immediately. rtl*MM, cr«^N, ?lr^1''fi', fRTT- 
 
 'Sf , 3Tmf^, 3T?Tr^, ^5^^, dNidl'M. 
 POBTIETH, a. ^foWmr. 
 
 rOETIFICATIO.N, «. V. \.—act. r\^A4^f. ^^SJ^/ 
 
 I. place fort if. ed, v. Fobt. ^FPI m. f%i5T m. [ T/. 
 
 II. science of military architecture. J'fiJI<|;Klf^<-«nR- 
 Fortifications, m-o?-*s of a fort. d4'i<(l/. 
 
 To FOBTIFT, «?. a. rrni?t/.-*ii^<0/.-&C. ^R^t, d'i*t<l^ ^T- 
 
 2 bee To Confibm, To Steengtueh. 
 FoBTiTCDE, M. strength or firmness of mind. vf^T w. ^M ♦*• 
 sJTrft/. tTT^ «. ^^^ »». afH' «. IPTiIT/. ^ m. ^f. 
 
 FonxsiGHT, «. qqT^flT m. ^WT^ »■ ar'^HT^ m. Wim^ n. 
 
 Lunar f. T?! «». 
 FoBTBEss, «. V. Fobt. ^, m. Tjf^f. ^t^t^/. 
 FOETUITOUS, a. T. ACCIDESTAX. ai|'id"S,^^^TfiST,"^4^M,\ 
 
 FoETUiioussEss, FoETtrrT, n. v. A.^^sfnr »». ^T^^^/^- 
 
 FoBTuiTOusi.T, ade. v. A. oW AcciDESTALLX.'^q^ m^?{, 
 
 FoEiuNATE, a. lucky, happy, successfid, — of persons. TT*^- 
 ^T,"^^mT, HreiJT"^«J|-Hi, ^^^T^r, &c. ^'^, H\i*\^\\pop. 
 *ii'M«(n,"^;rJrPl/)o/."^^, ^?ft«r*7 or d^<c(H, ^iTr«T, 
 
 2 co»n««^ ty yoorf i«ci, h-ittginy some unexpected good:^- 
 '<l'Mi-«JI, f%T^, Hn?5 , ^*nR, ^'T?^^, 5»TT^. 
 
 « FOE 
 
 3 See Auspicious. [^^'f^T^, 
 
 FoBTUXATELT, adv. fiTP^, f^^, Hl'*<«)rfld, »TI'4l<^*ll^', 
 FOBTUNATENESS, B. T. A. 1. ^TF^T M. q^^n. «J<MH5llO/. fTT- 
 
 ^srrtt/. ^/. ^n^FTfrmr »». ^prr^qcTT/. Hn^mrfec^r «. 
 
 FOETUSE, n. — as the power allotting, t. Destwx."^ n. 
 ^VT^^ n. ?nft^ n. ^ n. q;qT5! «."^f^ n.'^^T%-:nT»^- 
 %-5^1%^-&c. m% m.pl.^yn^vf or ^/.— as the Genius 
 of prosperity or success, <1^<»rll/. c?^=*ft/. «ft/- Of 
 Fortune as a divinity or power as much uotice is taken 
 by the Maratha's as by other people. The opening, 
 smiling, or becoming propitious of F. is expressed by 
 "^ n.-HT^ n..;T^ff5f n.-&c. 5^ROt^gc?ot-^q^-gir CT- 
 
 <T?oi,"^ n.-->j\rq n,-&c. ^^ m. qT^pff-^^^m ^^, Hir^TT- 
 ^T-"^^T^-&c. 3^»». ^ g. of. s. 55^/. 3R?R^ 
 Kith mofo. 
 
 The turning, frowning, or becoming adverse of F. 
 is expressed by. "^ w.-TT^ ».-H^»r n.-&c. ^of-»iniK- 
 
 The increasing propitiouancBS of F. is rendered by 
 "^^- &c. ^^f. W^- 
 
 The taking of a run by F. (of good or evil) is"^^- 
 &c. srt^/. ^<ff. 
 
 The constraining by F. ( to some evil ) is'^»rRf-&c. 
 gfr^/. ^ or"^ M.-&C. 3Tt^<iif. [otTTopit. 
 
 The showering down of favors by F. is"^ n.-&c. f- 
 
 Dawn of good f. TPqT^ m. 
 
 Favorite of F. HF^J?^ m. ^v^jjfqj ^^ ot."^^!- 
 STPft,"^^ JfTotT m. 
 
 F.'s favors. t^i<<^-=|| mi]<\ m. 
 
 Gusts of F"s favors, qtif «• ll^ «■ ^RTS «• 
 
 Offerings to F. from a meal to preserve her favors. 
 55^Tft KT^mf. 
 
 Sport of F. poor mght. »ri'«?MI *flq55T «. ^l-<Hr Ht- 
 <?o5T, 31^MI^-N STToE 71. [i^ »r 
 
 Wheel of F. "^5r^ip n. +,I3-«I* «. ■H'WR'^* «. 'EfRHT- 
 
 AYorship of F. c5^"»ft <^R ». 
 
 Through labor and tho aid of F. «FT5tT ^?T%. 
 
 F. favors the bold. STTft^M'^? tTRot. . 
 
 You may outrun all, but F. will outrun you. ?raf- 
 ^ ^^(=5 crur"^5fTqS ':T[?^?T ^. 
 
 2 allotment, lot, \\D^siisx.\^^ f.l^^r^ f. "^^ ?IT- 
 
 3 JttcA:, success., ( good or bad ). cJPTl^T m. m^ 3TTT- 
 5T «• f^ |:^ n. sir ^ ». 
 
 Good f. g"^ n. 
 Ill f. ^^r n. ^nz n. 
 
 4 property, possessions, iccalth. tpT «■ ^^1% /• ^ferf /. 
 3^^ / ^'^TT/. f^ «. f^TTf^TTT m. 
 
 Of blasted fortunes. ^«fr, ^^. 
 That has made his f. ^m^. 
 
ros 
 
 S37 
 
 FOU 
 
 To make or be making oue's f.^«. *l«ui,^<<l'H ^T^- l] 
 
 ^, HW<i*I,f^^y- oft. M%*My\ g.of t. ii{^t{sM g.oj t. \ 
 
 Ztff- ^rfe^, Z^\ m. MlNHdui. ;' 
 
 JV FoBTUXE, r. n. v. To Happen, m^,^^ ^?«t-^^ ^. '; 
 
 FOKTCSE-BOOK, »l. ?T^^^/. |l 
 
 To FOBTCyE-TELL, V. a."^ ».-'^<(\qi /.-H[^fl|o*l fl.-^t<T5T «.- 
 
 &c. «i»|U|-MI*u| tf. cfo. 
 
 FORTCSE-TELLEB, ». V. V."^ WfTTTTT, ^^ ■Hi'NIH.I, &C. 
 
 3lt^ or Jt^THTfft, H%^l^ft, 4I*NI or il4.MMI?(t, f3^ 
 or *S«5l-H'l?Tt, ?f5RT or mr^ ^rft, frnoET ^^SY, ff^ 
 
 FOBTVyE-TELLI>"0, W. V. V.^ ^Tt^ot W.^ *1l*"i «. &C. ^H^- 
 
 ?5^/. OT'jf^/. There are various systems of fortune- 
 idling, interpreting ontent, S;c. of which some are ^RTH- 
 «T or t^e'lHd n. Hli^HH ». +)^5.«|HH «. 'TK^PT?T «. 
 FOBTT, a. -mnOy.— one, ^'PTToft??, ^>,-Ml*,l»+,-mc^«, ^J^T- 
 a, (J^PTfa^. — two, «HIcif|Wi »raT5ft^, «cqi«. — three, %- 
 HIcflfl, 5RT5^.— four, ^t^xfTct, ^-"dcifiti, ^^%?TToE, ^- 
 «^5TT?fr^. — five, tJ^dK, "T%?TTofrtr, q%^T5E, V^-<<|af|^, T- 
 ?(Tra. — sii, TTfTra, ftHToft^, ^'ITHt, viMjc^ti. — seven, ^T%- 
 ffra, flr^HI<fl«, fl^-ma, ^TrRToft^. — eight, Sflf^rtToT, 3T- 
 |Hlafi«, altera, 3flt^5ftH.— nine, ((^um^JI^, 
 
 Aggregate of f. MI^MR /• 'HlfSl'dl »«. 
 
 Age of f. ^?T5Rft /. 
 
 Dimness of vision about the age of f. ^Id^ft/. 
 FOBWABD, F0BWABD8, adv. ^, m^. 
 
 Bight f. ?R»m7. 
 
 To come f. adcance. J^m^ft, ^«SIC<3t, +l<*)H<'i, *(<«ld|, 
 W^^, «**l«l<'i. 2 offer one"* telf, volunteer, yiftfii or 
 MTfTrfr, ^jff- ^. 
 
 To put one's self f. le ollrutive. 3TR^ ^\ii n. V^^, 
 
 2 /o*cwJ:« the forepart. ^Sr^VJTm^. 
 FOBWAKD, a. <-«7W, ardent, zealout, T. Eabitkst. 3r^4>, 7- 
 
 2 prrl, impudent, wanting in wtodetty, Sfe. ifti, f^Pffj, 
 
 To be ofEciousI J f. ^I'^TT ^1 ^T^-'TT'M. 
 8 advanced heyomd the tumU degree. 3TnT»f^3T, JIR^- 
 
 4 advanced toftari* eompUtion. ^^[i([ SRS 3n%^T, "STT- 
 
 To FoBwABD, r. a. tendfomari, tnmtmit. ^ ^TTViif^^ m. 
 
 2 Sm To Pbomote. [?f*?T/. 
 
 FovwiBDKns, n. T. A. 1. 9ig^5^ /. 37^ M. vh?qv^ n. 
 
 2 f»*^/. Wt^'J'TT m. fJj»ffrn>fT m. WHSI'^I/ <9*ll«^/ 
 
 Fowl. 8«e Drrcu. 
 
 FOMtt, «. ralcteiwe dug from the earth, wn^ ^ n. MT- Ij 
 
 Fossil, o. that is dug from the earth, ??^T^ <«|u^ ^T5^- 
 
 FossiLisr, B." viH^i^," trrgtrrr. [ armof. 
 
 To Fosteb, v. a. nur»e,feed, v. To XouBisn. <il*ioi, «TToE#, 
 2 cherish, harlor, indulge. ^T^, MMHui, ^ToSTof, ^?l^. 
 
 FOSTEE-BBOTHIR, n. ^HT^ »». ^HT3r «. 
 
 FosTEB-cntLD, n. qT5;^-Mlt(*"l or TT-'li^nTT or 'ft'OTT JcS^ot.- 
 5r?^/.-^:F m./.-&e. 
 
 FOSTEE-LAUGHTEB, ft. md*^*/. Mld+^iTl/. MW*+'«<l/. 
 
 FOSTEB-FATHEB, «. Ml<i+«<I4 ♦». 
 
 FOSTEB-MOTHEE, FOSTEB-DAM, W. V. NlTBSE. "TToE^ StTi^/- 
 
 <<ia*KMl/. «TT5{t /• 
 FOSTEB-8I8TEB, n. ^q^f^tT /. ^ ^^t'T/. 
 FosTEB-sos, rt. "TTot^^ ♦»• Nl*+^dl m. mf5'*M5( n. 
 Fostered, />. v. V. 1. 'ft'^^rfl, &c. ql^n?! or itt, 'ftHTT or 
 
 FOSTEBEB, «. V. V. 1. "ft+CIHI, &c. qtl%^ or 'frf^^. 
 Foul, n. rf/«ea«e of the chfls of the hoofs of cattle. 1^(?^ 
 
 or gr^ n. -^^f. 
 
 To be affected with it. ig<.^<iot or gr^ot. 
 Foul, a. filthy, v. Dibtt. HcC^ remiss. Hq6*<I, H fri-H /JOi). 
 
 2 loathsome, v. Disqustinq. ^mtT, >^|UK*I, STtToC, ^- 
 
 ?RT, 5^^I3 or »ii^H^ sntlS. [ ^^7. 
 
 3— liauds, &c. after eating, culinary vessel, &c.3^,fST- 
 
 To be f.; — hands, &c. f'<,'(S«i, ^fcHi-luli, f*ftI*4o{. 
 
 4 unfavorable,— of wind. SH'TT, HfT^, +IMK->=(I, STf^T^. 
 
 5 unfair, inequitable. aisjIMlfui^, 3T^TT^, ^T^^, ^fe?. 
 See IicpCBE. 7 — weather, v. Siobmt. v^lfift, ^f^- 
 
 8 — a rope, Ac. hindered from motion. aTCT^gn", 3ni^<?T. 
 To fall f. of. 3TtnT^ ^. 
 
 FOUL-MOCTKED, FOUL-SPOKEN, FoCt-TONOCED, O. V, ABU- 
 BIVE. rTliloS, «?TTT^ 'ft'l+^A, rlUl"^! ^T^, «t)l<*^iH<l, 
 
 2 yjctfrt /o obscene language, (^trfit^, sftHf^'^ or <^- 
 
 lT^-&c. ftl^. 
 To Foul, e. a. v. To Dibtt. »t«e^, »TO'FT-»Taft'f-Ac.«R^. 
 Foul-plat, n. ^m. 
 
 Suspicion of f. ^jm. 
 
 Foin.ED, p. V. V. Har^-^r, tt^t^, &o. Mjfld. 
 
 FouLKESt, n. V. A. 1. Tra't'TTTw. KatornTTm. &c. »ra pop. 
 
 H«Ein. srar^/. JTTfe^n. ^?H^». *^«IHI/. 
 To FocVD, V. a. I<iy the basis of-^ establish, set up, bwUd. 7T- 
 
 ^\m. tn'^, r<n^, ^<TN'if , r«TmT /.-r«TrHn.-Ac. i;- 
 
 rif y. 0/ 0. r<nf*T^-«tc. «FT^. 
 2 /orm fty melting, tf'c. 3fl<i<fl^ 
 FocHDATios, rt. V. V. \.—acl, ^tin^i. Ac. ^ITTPTB. r<TN- 
 
 1. basis or loicer parts. ^r^\m. ^T^w. ^^ n. 
 I To lay a firm f. f^t^«(t ^X^\m. ^\^. 
 
 1 U. footing, warrant, Sfe. y. GaouHi). V(Km. *TRT»i. sn- 
 
 49 
 
pow s 
 
 III. V. Endowment. mh1'^i*j m. ^t^r^ m. 
 FOUNDEB,/). V. Y. 1. 5f»m^r5T, Ac. ^xfTtW, *i^*J|pld. 
 
 FouNDEB, «. V. V. 1. ^muiKi, Ac. ?*m^, i«*iMis*, ^nm- 
 
 5T- &c. q^, n4)vK+. 
 
 I. ( of a religious order or sect ). SfT^F? «». H«|Ti+MI- 
 
 II. ( of a race ). M(rlJ^*>^m. ^n. 'Tt^»». 
 
 To FouNDEE, V. a. — a horso, &c. TmtJff-TTTrsfT a(T«f^c. ^- 
 
 To FouNDEB, V. n. sink — ship, &c. 51^, SRT^, T>+I<ii, 1^ 
 FouNDEET, n. place, ^c.for melting metal, tn^ ykfMU<<HI 
 
 «M<.t(iii«»- H-iK^MHim. ^c^nrrar/. 
 
 FOUNDLIHG, «. deserted child found. »Rr^iHj7». Pimw<l, 3T- 
 
 FouKT, Fountain, n. ( of water ) t. Spbing. gTT or f^RTw. 
 
 A corrupt f. cannot send forth freBh streamB. airet- 
 
 ft^ ^ fth=? rfft qf^ fm q^J^ ^3c5. 
 
 2 playing f. JpTt^w. <p^RTw». 
 
 3 V. SouECE. ^?r». arrf^OT. [?vTm«. 
 Fountain-head, n. v. Souece. f^c^ i a iot. ^n^mw. wp^- 
 FouB, «. xfTT, =5ft ( in comp. as =gfN^, =^\ipiT, ^Jpt^ft), %T, 
 
 =g^ ( in comp. as =5rf !F%, =sr:f ^), '^^m.pl. (%ft or isn 
 /. pi. ^^ or «ff «. pi. This word is used only of human 
 beings ). 
 
 Aggregate of f. ^t^/ tlrji+n. 'q^^*. 
 Aggregate of f. ( cowries or pice ). if5T»». 
 Of f. kinds, sorts, ways. ■«|<jf^^, 
 FoCB-rOLD, a. ^<rr, ^r5^«T. 
 FouB-rooTED, a. ^t^, ^n^ NI*<Nl, •«(<J«M<^. 
 FooB-scoiiE, a. ^TTT ftw. 
 
 FOUB-SQUABE, a. V. QUADBAHOULAB. ^HT^T. 
 FOUB-TWISTED, «. ^W^. • 
 
 FODB-WHEELED, a. ^{R -"(I + Nl, ^"Nt^, '^ ^^rnft. 
 FOTJETEEN, a. ^t^, ^TH^^. 
 FOCBTEENTH, a. ^i^I^I. 
 
 FouBTH, o. ■^PNtt, "srj'iJ, 5(W, 
 
 To make the subject of a f. operation (to plough, read, 
 
 &e. the fourth time. ) ^^nr^if or ^fhrc^, -lit^mjft ^^, 
 
 FocETH, n. '^'*v\f. <TR% «. =5fhlT ^2T m. '^(^om m. %^%- 
 
 ^ or ^ftrPFT »».— of a cake, jack fruit, &c. tid+lA «./, 
 
 ffPFT »»./. • 
 
 Excess by a f. ?T^/. * 
 
 That exceeds by a fl ^PfT, ?RTf . 
 Fowl. ». See Bikd. 
 
 2— gallinaceous, ^jf^m ( 5T m. ^/ ^ n. ) ^^ «. 
 F.-house. ^t[f. gt «. ^nt «. ^"^ [/. ^T^. 
 
 To Fowl,, ». o. catch fouls for game. qmrNt-T^^ TRtj 
 FOWLEE, n. V. V. <TT^ TTTvft, 'Ft^m^, ^P^, qr^. 
 FowLiso-piECE, n. f^I^rthft-TR^^ft sj^/. 
 
 8 T^A 
 
 Foi, n. ^t^rs or ^;f%?/. «. 
 
 Flying f. ^^^T^ «. 
 Foi-GLOVE, «. (J+iHtqid 3Tl^. 
 
 Fbaction, «. ( of an integral ). 3rjjril> m. 3T^ m. 3f;[l «. 
 *rFI m. f^^ n. ^nTm w. 
 
 Vulgar fractions. o^ISJ^kI arjofr^ mpl. 55; ai'ju|?+»».j)j. 
 
 Addition of fractions, ffj^ V'^7^ n. 
 
 Common measure of a f. 3HM<<t1+ m. 5fni^ m. 
 
 Compound fractions. XIHPI ^nfrl/. pi. JPTFI ^nfcl 3T- 
 
 Cube of a f. fn^^TT «• 
 
 Decimal f. ^?rr5!T aH'^uiT* «. 
 
 Denominator of a f. tf<^+ m. ^ w. 
 
 Division of fractions. f^rSTTPR n. fifvlMI'I^i. M. 
 
 Improper f. f<J«)M 3H4U|H) m. 
 
 Multiplication of fractions. f^^j^uH ». 
 
 Numerator of a f. 3f?r w. 
 
 Proper f. ^m aiMuil'P »»■ [^71+)<<i*fH»». 
 
 Eeduction of f. to a common denominator. ^T^'T «. 
 
 Eeduction of f. to a lower denomination. afTT^r^ n. 
 
 Simple fractions. *(l'Mrfd/. f i. *1MMlfrt ai«^iT+«n.p/. 
 
 Square of a f. f*RI^ m. 
 
 Subtraction of fractions. f^T^nT^^^^ «• 
 Fbactional, a. STToil+NI, arm'f^sitft, TtI^^. 
 Feactious, a. op< /o r/uarrel, y. Ceoss. g^, g^^TToE, gs^, 
 
 Fbactuee, «. "^Z m^t »i. h^h «. 
 
 2b Fbactube, See To Bbeai. 
 
 Fbagile, a. Irittle, weak, t. Fbail. T^, 5^, TI^t ^' 
 
 Fbaoilitt, n. v. A. *nTTrrr/. *Fl^nrtHI /. JTT^!j-+>HUii m. 
 Fragment, «. pecc broken, v. Bit. 0*41 »». dim. <vt>{\f. 
 
 Sfre »»• ^?^ »». 
 
 Fragments, His, pieces^ thiver*, fritters. t)l<l-^<T w.'^r 
 
 t^HI-Mj. or ^^;r^ f». ^ »». ^ «». ^5^K »»• I'i- ^TST m. 
 
 Fragments ( of rice, pulse, &c. ), broken grains. snU- 
 ^"ft/. WR or +UM< «». 
 In fragments. ?^I^:, 
 Fbaqmentabt, o. g*^Nr, <^'iMi|. 
 
 Fbabkance, «. V. A. f ^TOiw. ^A^nt. f lifq^m.iftft/. ^^^^ 
 /. ^fh^"^ n. grfH »».qr<Hf5 /'o;^. qftirsrm. irrg^ «. ^5t^«». 
 
 J. a f. fragrant substance, ^m. ^TfHm.g^f^^^n. T^K- 
 
 A widely diffused f. ^^T^ttrw. vjMvjmim. 
 To have a diffusive f. <!^»i<^not, MMVjH<Jf, ^^^R^. 
 Strong, sweet, &c. diffusive, — a £. qrr^jTft^T, ^PT^N^. 
 Fbaqbant, a. sweet of smell. ^^T^iV^, f ^"'"TT^, g*«il**, g- 
 
 JifvpF, f»Tf^, its, g^^^Tir^, g^, ^V, qft*T3- 
 
 Fbail, o. fragile, weak. ■^rjX^ ^TW'T^, W^dH^flrf, 't'lsrfte, 
 
 ?T<nf^«;^^, ?i'q^, 5n^, ar^np, 5^^, tMc?, 5^, ^, 
 
PBA 
 
 339 
 
 FBE 
 
 2 teeak in retoJution^ liable to err. snItT, 3Tfl^t, 3rf%*R- 
 
 F&xIL, i». batkel of ruth. rlo^loi^^l-^O ?^r^/. 
 FBAILKSS3, Feailtt, h. v.A. 1. HM<H(/ ^PT^nrtHiy! T'^^fll 
 _^."Sls^n. 3ni1%/. aiSH'bHl/. J^J^tTT/. ^«|r<<». 
 
 I. a f. a foible. T. Fault. ^/. ^ffT VSt??€) "fr?/- 
 lb Frake, c. «. (an account, &c. ) 3ii*k«1, m^C^, ^Tf^. 
 2 See To Form. 3 adjtut, adopt, S[c. vnT«.-«r?T«.-&c. 
 
 FsAME, n. (as of a picture, Ac.). '^'Iv- /. qT». ^tNtw. 
 
 2 (as of a drum, tabor, saddle, Ac). ^ftS'*. ITSTin. "T^w. 
 
 3 (of the mind). Rrl^frl /. ffrT/. H^lir^+Km. *T%ff5T/. 
 
 4 (of the body), t. Form. fl(\<l-=fl ^T^/ 3rt»l ^rtt/. 
 3rtWtiT»». 3Tn<^^/. anr^/. ^iS'iM». 
 
 . Of high f. — used of beasts. ^>^l*^-«)l. 
 
 5 empty frame, tkeleton. ^itHT^or WJ+l-irOT. ?roTr»». 3lt- 
 
 »reT;it/. «i*"n/ »rrrn^/ mswii^cs/. Hi^Hoi/. 
 
 6 — to support boxes, casks, Ac. ^TRTw. dim. ^tt[f- ^- 
 #^/. *\\-^\-£\f. 
 
 A f. (of wood or iron) in which pitchers are carried 
 on beasts. r^TSf. 
 7 cradle, bed, Ac.— gener. ^ft\ f. 
 8 — as matted or wattled, and as for a window-shutter, 
 gat© of an enclosure, Ac HT^t/. H^ or ?R%». f\l^f. 
 
 F. or erection in a field, or on a tree, A<.-. for watching 
 the crops. HT^w. hi^i« n. 
 
 F. work of bamboos, sticks, Ac. for roofs, decks^Ac. 
 flTZm. ^irfif. 
 
 V. for stacks of haj. »rRm. dim. n\Mil£\/. HNt/. 
 Fravs-work, n. See Framk, 1. 5. 
 Franchise, n. ^fqilO^j fr^ssT '«fv>*M,»i. 
 
 2 exemption, ^.f. nvfff. Hl*cifl*/. 
 
 3 a*iflum, T. Sasctcaht. 3TT^<4t!<(M». 
 FBiaoiBLB, Ac. See Fraoilk, Ac. 
 
 Fbaitk, «. open, inyenuotu, Miu/i</,-of persons. ir^r^»ft'P5ST, 
 »RT^ inV, rH«*M«, 31^^, ■M?>ryM, HHl-MI fspfs, f^^fe 
 
 fipj^w, f^t'HT, |wn<fT, :inw, fii"/*!, ?iT^, «<^gf^, 
 
 <^lf1^'^, ffn^'fr^, Mi^J'^H, V«^<if1<l, <nEJToft»T, 'B^*'!^. 
 
 2— of «pce<b, Ac unwmT^, ^T«>Tr^mT, «lr!«HUII-i(l, 
 
 f^tVM'WIMT, Ac [^ ^ ?[^. 
 
 2V» FraXK, r. o. ( a letter ) «nnWT Fi^ *«7T ll%% fWte 
 
 Vraitkdickxsk, «. 3:^*. ^Nrttic^si. ^^^^a^m. ij^m. 
 
 Aahea of f. 3^/. 
 
 Coal to kindle t «yrt*J?T«. 
 
 Oil of f. i^m. 
 
 Perfumed with the tmoke of t. ?^. 
 
 Soot or condensed smoke of f. ^n. 
 
 Blick, Ac. Mt with ligbU of f. «TTii. 
 
 Wick or stick covered with f. W^^lft/- ^^j^lrft/. 
 
 To fumigate with f ^^^, g'I'f&T. 
 Fkanklt, adv. v.A. (hi-^jm;;:, ipT^Ti ^fr^^ PiHH-il^, *TFFcEqT 
 ili'i, *l^ HT^ "IJ^TT, Hi^«, Pi«)c6, ■tiirt<iH«ii'i, ?TTc5*rT- 
 
 Fbanksess, n. T.A. HHMI HT^oSqurTm. f^t^MI+T/ Pl^+IMdtJ' 
 
 ST^FTT^q'n- SJT!(re?T«. ■«W+)MU|lw. ^TTc^TT^w. a^f^HT ». 
 FBAinic, a.ravinj, furious, Sfc. v. Mad. rR^T, <t>N<NI<«l, 
 
 FRAifTiCLT, Feantically, adv. V. A. «»>IH<.I«INM-Ac. ^N»^, 
 
 %?qTOTT?rT decl, 
 Feantickess, «. V. A. *In\ tlN^Muilw*. Ac. 
 I Fbatebxal, Fbatebsity. See BnoxnEHLT, Bboihsbbood. 
 To Frateehize, v. n. *1IJ.NU|I^-HIA'(<(I^-Ac. ^»nT^-f*Tas5iT- 
 
 Fratricidal, a. t. N. yiH^rMl+i^'^, yiH^r^if^ «!<<*. 
 Fratricide, n. — the act. >jm^H41/. yiH*i»T»«. yid^ldw. 
 
 2 — the agent. VITH^WKI, yiji'm<fl, yT?r^. 
 Fraud, n. V. Deceit. i,^A\^f. rf'JlCl/. ^F^ n. ^n^^^T «• 
 
 g^ m. g^ n. TTP^ n. ^ffrTPT/. «?Nq' w.^rT^ n. 5?n^ m. 
 Fraudfcl, Fraudulent, a. v. N. an J Deceitiul. *tiM<n, 
 
 JTUft, y+M4, ^, ?5^, 5re, ^JTTffrT. 
 
 2— of things, Ac. spq^H^, <1+»J|41-=)I, H+i'MI, Ac. 
 F. dealing or dobg. 3^^^ m. <i*ohihR m. 4+*J)<\l «. 
 
 F. arts. e-|>f^<<l/. 
 Fhaudfulness, Fhaudulejjoe, n. v. A. A+^lvfl/. ^[t- 
 
 'TTT m. +I1<1^ «. Mridl/. 5rer^ «. 7II1IV «• 
 Fraudfullt, Fraudulently, adv.y.h.. qiMdl^,<m4'^*, 
 spi?7 "irSTT, 4*^1^^, Ac 
 
 That trades or deals f. VM w kJIr^ll, vjwm|, 
 FRAUonr. See Feeioht. 
 Fraught, o. v. Filled. H<<%r4I, ^, ^^t^. 
 Fray. See Fight, Brawl. 
 
 To Fray. See To Friohtfj^. 2 See To Bcb. {"kin. 
 
 Tbeai, n. ichim, fancy. B^/. ?T^ «». ^V^t/. 3^ «. Jtjjt/. 
 2 frolic, trick, v. Prahk. ^TcET m. 
 
 Freaks, frolioi, prank*. ?5TR5 m. pl.^TK: n.pl. ^t^ m. 
 
 pi. ^T55Tw. [/ 1^- 
 
 To indulge or play freaks, ^^/.pl. ^W^, H-^M-^T 
 
 Freaiish, Freahful, a fanei/ul, Sfc. rT^, rf^Cl^K, fffir- 
 
 FRSAKISH5EMS, FREAKFCL5X88, «. T. A. tf^^HlO / fj^fWIT 
 
 «. HHI-^ir** n. 
 Freckle, n. tpot on the tkin. ft% n. ^Hr «. f*|VlT m. im. 
 
 FtacKLRD, Fbfcklt, a. V.N. r<i*Mi'«ii, '16^*1, (?irt»1, f^- 
 
 Ac atW'^T, Jlf^W, f?n^^. 
 Fbxx, a. enjoying liberty. H^IJoST, ^T, W'iM--«J, '^tM?, ^- 
 
TEE 
 
 340 
 
 FEE 
 
 To set f. V. To FfiKE. jfnpoEr-ii^^^H-&c. mx^. 
 2 unrestrained, unconstrained. ifnFoST, ^z^, g^f?m,f^f^- 
 
 Vi^. • ^ ^ _^ 
 
 8 op^w, not forbidden, Sfc. HTTotT, ^^TST, f^*^, amlfi't'?, 
 F. and open, exposed freely to the puh'ic. HFFoSr 5t?- 
 
 4 ingenuous, candid, v. Fba5K. prT^ jfr^oET, ^HJw^- 
 
 5 intimate, v. Familiab. <Molttot)ri, MoiM'iitfT, qcEa(cft^, 
 
 6 clear from, exempt. ^^FoET, W^, f ^, %naT o»' f^naT(as 
 (llillPKIotI, &c. ), ;rf^-ftH-&c. in comp. [SITHT. 
 
 7 co«<i>i^ nothing, v. Gbatuitous. ^^^, ^^nf, f«R^- 
 8 — of stylo, not cramped or stiff. J^T^ST, i^?n;55, W^, 
 
 9 unengaged., unemployed, Sfc. g^, I^^PTT, ^\W'^- 
 
 10 liberal. See Gesebous. 
 
 iTo Feee, 1). a. set free, liberate. jft^aSr or hIf^vc^St, #rf^, 
 
 J?FF5ft^ /-f^1FT/.-^r55n3T<F/-&c. SPT^^-. o/o. ^q^ n. 
 
 %5of 5^. of 0. ^J^^ «.-&c. JPT'f g. of 0. 
 rEEE-AOENcr, n. ^^rTT/. 'JTR^w. %^^/. 
 Feee-bootee, n. ^^TT^, 5?:Tft, j?, JITTS. 
 Fbeespoken, Fbee-tosgled, o. v. Blunt. rffirsTT TJT ^^^- 
 
 i=rr, f^^'S ^RtTTTT, ^iI^'JftfT, ST^ig;^^, ^qj^, ^qw^, 
 
 Fbeed, ^. T. V. 5R'ra%3n', HT^FoST %^, &c. 5^, «lf^?r, ^- 
 
 <<l«l*f, ^*T5^, fH^^. 
 rREEJ>-MAN, n. 5rTTTntfi55jT-^T^<J^-&C. ^4rWl M jl<4 »». 
 
 Fbeedness, n. v. P. jfe/. W'^RtTt/. RMph/. *fr?T »«. 
 Fbeedom, Feeexess, fl. A-. A. 1. jfl^qoTT tn. '^JTfT'^ w -W- 
 
 Fkeehold, n. ^rf^«. Tpft^^ltt/. W^=5n'-&c. ^5rn.-!r?PT«. 
 
 Fbeeholdee, «. t | ot4.0 , ■jltflH^K ', fJl<l+)<^K. 
 
 Feeeino, n. V. Y.—art. Htm n. jft^PSEiJf n.&c. ^ftS^OT/. ^- 
 
 Fbeelt, aJf. unobslructedly, ^c. v. FlOwixolt. 3T?JT, 3T- 
 
 2 tcithout constraint, v. Spostaseouslt. WWdTqi^, 3TT- 
 
 3 readily, securely, Sfc. gnT?y, ^^^T, f ?>^?, g^»T<T. 
 
 4 V. Gbatcitouslt. ^q^, *+•!«) rff. 
 
 5 frankly. Hq- jft^F?^ ^^71, *i]'*«tMI him. 
 G copiously. See Abcxdaktlt. , 
 
 Feeeicak, w. ^^5r-^<r^?r-&c. itrgsq^ w. 
 
 Fbeeb, n. v.V. ^fisuiKl, »Tl^cei-&c. ^<oiKi, &c. jft'^itj (esp. 
 in. comp. as >T^J^q^, iROIHt^ip, "m^T^TF, &c.), Tr>q^- 
 &c. ^FrTf. 
 
 FBEE-SCnOOL, n. tnrf*! ?TT?Tr!?ft HTcE/. 
 FBEEtHI5KEB,'w. V. LXFIDEL. ^T^?^, IfTT^I^^. 
 
 Fbeewill, n. pOKer of directing ones oxen actions. 4j^H4 l < \A- 
 
 Doctrine of f. Rlt.H«ii<^ m. v^H'll'^ »»■ — Maintainer 
 
 of it. qPNnsr^^, sftnT^T^. 
 
 2 spontaneity. ^^It «i. 3Trrg?ft/. 
 To Feeeze, t). n. le congealed with cold. XfHh jftsot-vTiTot- 
 
 f«r3T^, TIT^ot or ITT^ot. 
 To Fbeeze, ». a. congeal with cold. < | |V.«< i Ji or J || <A«<S'l , fv|- 
 
 To Feeioht, c. a. Zoo(?, W«. 3T^, HT^ft /.-HTrTTl/.-H^- 
 
 fT/.-&c.^T''t y. of o. 
 Feeioht, n. caryo, lading. *rnTrf / Hft^T n. TTtT/. *TTrni/. 
 
 *1<,«»«1 «■ /• TTrT^ «. «)H<IM n. 
 
 2 co«< of freight. ^ w. '•TT^ «. 
 Fbeighted, ;>. v. V. rfl< ^^y.l . 
 Fbe-nch, o. JivtH ^siTEfT f%^ fm?fte ?rN7t=5rT. 
 Fbench, «. ipm ^?I=^ ^TTTT/. 
 Feexchmax, n. ipre ^?t=^ H^J^M »». *KI+0?I m. 
 Feexzt, «. V. Madness, j^jtt^ ». si<-Hl<^<4lj ot. ^-. i ^Thi - 
 
 sftqTJTTw. 
 Feequescy, m. t. a. ^\r^K 5n^§yq^ w». qtsTtj:^ n. 3TPft- 
 
 F. of coming and going. XV^ m. i,\^r\\ m. 
 
 Feequent, a. often done, ^'c. ^xt^K ^TlT-ftWR-Ac, or 
 qi^r-^RST, «IK«IK-MT, q'N':3f^, ST'ft^. 
 
 To Fbequent, v. a. resoH to. grrt«rR-&c. ^l^-ipif, pft m. 
 pl.-^'Tif. pl.^^ m.^T^f. ';n?5'jf,^^ITJn^OT.-vjTWTW m.- 
 &c.'F^<Jf, 3iiuq|T)i.J|u<<|-tj|-&c. ^T^l^TT OT.-TT«l ««.-r^?I »>, 
 'H^^ g. of s. with in. con. E^fTTw. 3TOofr «n. con. 
 
 Fbequented, p. V. V. TI^^OT, ^if^OT, ^^FfhfT, n^lr^TT^T,. 
 
 Feequextee, n.v. V. ^\i^\< viWiKi-iloriTT, %1T-&c. MleKiIKI^ 
 &c. ^WTT, ^TT or ^ ^K-^T, %?W, ^T^T^qT. 
 
 Feequenting, «. V. V. Niii=ii*j«<| »». ^<IMI4I w. ^ v»nof n. 
 q^ m. or'^r^f. 'imi'lHH ». o^TT »J. BT^/. 
 
 FeEQUENTLT, (jrff. V. OiTEN. «tK«JK, !*)^+iJ|<, "^K^ci, "FR^f^ 
 
 Fbesco, n. fHrflSH-^ N^ «• /jJ. 
 
 Feesh, a. not stale. ifrS, rfTfTT, ?rT'<Tr, rRTT, rrT'iJy^, ^n>»I^, 3T- 
 ST^, r5>T-T3T or :K5T, ^1^1%^. [ ^K. 
 
 2 «o< «oZ/. its, litlT, ar^JT'JT, 3T?y5nfft, aTSroft, ^mTT, 3T- 
 
 3 ci^or, Zi'pe/y, healthy-looking; — of countenance, plant?, 
 &c. ?^^, ?^?qftrf , 5^-T^, ^^^H^n^l, ^+H«jn<1, 5^- 
 
 To look f. Z^Z^^, 
 
 4 ftmi, not fired, ^-c. nPTT, ;^?ITT, ^V., ^^. 
 F. and brisk. rlMMHHl, <HMW*1H. 
 
 5 flew, unpractised. ;t^, ^^^., 'T^^fl^n', 3T§^,!F^n, f^l- 
 
 6 recent. See New, Late. 
 7 — of wind. ^<i-qi,^'ii-Mi. 
 
 Feesh, m. ( to a rirer ). ^ m. \^f. JTWft /. fk m. 
 
 Sticks and rubbish brought down by a f. ^IJ% or T- 
 TP: n. T3rtt /. ^W\ n. 
 
FBI 
 
 841 
 
 FBI 
 
 To Fkeshew , r. a. make/reth, "it?!^, HtST-Ac «^, WTT- 
 
 To FsBSBEsr, p. «. jroicfreth or riyorout. ^BBRof, v^<l<|uf, 
 FKB8BMA5, ♦•. f^<JW<<M 5=RT3iTT%=JT f^r'«ff m. 
 FsKSH5ES3, n. T. A. 1. q^ft /. fTPPft / HI-i^Mmi w. fTTSJ^- 
 qWT m. ?n"*rT<TT «. &c. 
 
 3 d«j^.<jl /. ^+'i'^/. r^i5t/. H+»^-*T/. 5^55^/ ^?^/. 
 
 Viuft n. fKd/l /. 
 
 5 ?r^7tJTT 171. 3Tf^<mT «. ^f^VTT "». [ '4^/. 
 
 I. pleatiny eoolneM, — of the air. y-4l*fi v^ /. ^oft 
 
 Tj Fbet. t. o. rvb atcay, v. To Abbaue, To Ecb. -"fji^iiof, 
 
 2 irritate, tex, T. To A50EB. ^|.H«nii ^ f^vHtju ; or ^- 
 
 3 agitate, nuke to ripple, f^^m, «e^-&c. ^n»f. 
 
 To Fret, r.* nrft atray, t. To Bcb. qra^^wr, Ml^-l"!, Ml^ul'. 
 
 2 J« Id vexation, chafe, boil, v. To FuJTE. -^Wui, f^^f^- 
 jpff, HiHiof, ^?iTt or mid ^T^, J^TVH'if, M^HM^, ^- 
 
 3 after ; grieve after. ^^M^uj, ^<^<uf, ^/. ^''t y. of. 0. 
 'j»«l or "t+oll m. VTTwf.if^ y. o/" 0. jniTT or y^TO' i». 
 »T?T»f y. 0/0. 'STTTT'f, ?:^ m. tpf ^. 0/ o. or intertelg fJT- 
 
 not ^. o/#. ^n^rin fsr^wr ?^, gnjr /.-j^n f.-&c. 
 
 ^^ g. ofo. or inreriely J^TT^f, JTt^S ». ITrT^flW, ^<m"1- 
 
 4 — the akin, through a blister, didfui. 
 FBZrrct, a. t. Pkktish. f^T^, f^«f^W I, f^<R< l, PT^f^- 
 
 ^TT, f^rffTT, ^liH-O or ^^T, Wft, [ <mT m. 
 
 FKETruLXiw, n. T. A. ^rT#<t/. r*<r^"^MU|| w. <te, f^i^- 
 FKETTijro. 11. See F«ictios. t. V. N. 2. fRBSRs/. jra»T?5/ 
 
 3 ^^^ or ^^/. T^r^.f r:m:^f. W^ /■ W^ /■ 
 »|Tg'5/. gW37I /. JTfT /. 5*^ /. ^3^oE/.— intens. 
 
 FUMIUTT, ». T. A. f»T%«?«n m. fi^^MUI I irt. Ac. ^Vr4 m. 
 TUkMlX, a. toft, crumbling. f<r!T or f^WT, f^, ij«<^»fiH , 
 
 FBICTI05, n. rubbing. Wt5S»f n. ^twift/. «TT1Tof «. imiflft/. 
 
 ^f« /. inW^T «. fi^ m. tvj^ n. ^^ m. 
 FeidaT. n ^SPWTT m. M'^ m. 
 
 TutD,p. T. V. <i*J!^i, ^irw, d**fci, m^K, 
 
 FbIC9D, ». f»f^, af^, IT!, HW, ^f», ilW^H, fJnWT, ^TT, 
 m\ or ^^, -Wtfm, gifTJlWTMT ?JWt, ^*5'.^Tgi!<t or 
 «[^:wgw, »W in comp. 
 
 Acquired f. ftftpTfiWI. 
 
 Contest of friend*. f^V\Z •»• f*fTP?f «. 
 
 FaiM f, jflhi, «7?fRir, - H* < f'M St, f<P*TW. 
 
 Female f. IR<t / iSs^ or f*^i^ /. »r!Toft/. «T^- 
 
 F. in need. %5ETf?t. 
 
 Friends, relatives, and connexions — compreh. or ge- 
 ner. ?r^ #!T^ or^im^m. pi. ^^ti^ m. pi. Vl 
 
 amr «. pi. 
 
 Friends and acquaintances. 5?f*Rf m. pi. 
 
 Interested f. JTctf^sftTTT, ?fT^f^lrT Bfft. 
 
 Of one's friends and acquaintances. arioE^ TToS^t^, 
 
 #55?ft qT2#t, OToE^ ^^1^, WoE^ ^. 
 
 A f. in need is a f. indeed, fvprnffr^ ^RTT ^V^ ^T<TT. 
 Real friends are not easily set by the ears, spl^^ <TT- 
 
 <ift ^R^ fTT 5}?r fi+iuTr ^ ^rrff ( or tftM ^wt ^rroit 
 
 "With proTisions in store we've friends by the score. 
 
 ?^- 
 
 2 — the compellation. T^, pT^. 
 3 See Patbon. 
 Fbfe.vdlkss, a. destitute, forlorn. g^Rr, <jMil^i<t>l, STTTssT- 
 
 T, a^^nf^, Pki«j<<, i^nrf^nr, aTHT"?, Pr^nrr, "tn /jo;?, cf. 
 
 iffT^, 3WfTT, anil-JH, f^^HTT, f^^. 
 Friend of the f. 3idr*nr«T, ^HMfri+'lf^T. 
 Fkiexdli-vess, n. v. A. <^TO^^/. <\i«i(/ nt^ 3?7I«ft/. 
 frr^n^ ». f*T^r?TT/. B^^^JT or ^^^f. X^ n. x^^ n. 
 ^ m. #^HI^ »n. 
 
 F. of terms or footing. »i)it ^^^ITsft/. ^HToit/. 
 Fbiexdlt, a. ^^Ml, ^HHHI, #^, ^5ft^, ^^, ^?T, 
 finr, ^^fTcE. ?T^ ( >Q comp. as »(drfl<«r, ?RW, f?^?l ), 
 
 FBIE.N-DLT, ado. fW-at^^lll, f^T^TJWT, f*RT»4l*ll^. 
 Fbie-Vdship, n. 5^=>nfr or Jftf^rqft/. ^^^ft/ ffT^PTT^r m. ^^ m. 
 
 WW ». ^^^ n. W^^ n. flrf^fsq n. ^Tfl^ fi. ^^^ ». 
 
 Breach off. i^spT^ «•• 
 
 Close f. ^JTToft/. ^itn^/. Wtm/. ift/ TT^/. 3f|7r fl. 
 
 Formation of f. f^RT^PT w. fi^R^^/. 
 
 Interested f. «l*lf^ 5^ «. 
 
 To form a close f. HH^d «. pTOot y. q/"*. 
 
 Fbieb, fl. V. V. fraonrr, fr^pft. 
 Fbike, n. fjT^ ^mr^ 5j* 'Jim an^. 
 j Fbioate, »«. rf«iA 'ifM<ii'm ^ innr arr^, 
 
 ' FfiiOHT, n. tuddenfrar, terror. H^^^ or ^^^m. ifPT or irr- 
 H m. VTPfT or tTT'rft/ ^TTvn^ m. «I«fl m."^?!??/. »T^ m. 
 
 V M. — in high degree ; as expressed by alaiin, amate- 
 ment, horror, eomternation^ diimay, i(c. »nT(>Tnf«. aiTWrT- 
 
 1 m. ftm w.^rHrfl n. 
 
 To take or conceivo f. H'lf^ or ^^<PT w.-*rT^ or ir^fw. 
 ^ and in. con. 3Tnif.iraot, viref or ir«<t/.^Wfl[/". ^<Jf, 
 
mi 
 
 S42 
 
 FRO 
 
 ^^, STflTT m. %R^, 5r^ m. qr^, arf^/. srewT »«. con. 
 ^^PF/.-^^^T^ w«.-«T5^/.- *T«nCT «». «m<ii-*TT^ »"». con. 5- 
 ^^iif or ^^TK^, *)t)+uj, "tM-iui, i«lN*iJl, snqr^ot, tlTW- 
 ^iJf, 'T^^, fH'T, "itsST »n. %Dt m. con. ^n^TT'T, Ti'KuJ or 
 (''i'iKuf,^RT^, jftnT'if,), 'li'lHUI, ?5oETjf. — in high degree; 
 as expressed by such plirases as to be Jrightened out 
 of one's wits— out of one's seven senses, to be terror- 
 struck, to be struck aghast.^ Sfc. 3Tt5 m. sl^Um or q^it 
 viTTdr g. ofs. H^% 5rr5 «. %?:9t t«. eon. ^^=srt?f ^ ^- 
 
 •PRof y. o/«. H?5^^ n. ^ot t». eon. ^sfPT ^"t, TdSJI"! 
 C'^, ^^/. TToS^, ^Z m. ?JFT^ in. con. Hll'iwf, ^fT*rft 
 ft'^T, Ti-=l|iIV«lK"l/. «T?f5fr y. o/«. ^'IHrl/ ai'i«i-g^ »n. 
 con. r\<A\*^^\ adv. ^roj, ?Jlrft/.-3rT m. <FT^ y. q/" *. vjft^ 
 or ^TPT »». tr-lrfNui g- of s. '^Pfttf. ni ^of y. o/«. ^np- 
 'ft/. H^of, -HHXM^x/. ^''ty. 0/ «. ^MIHNN ^ »». 
 jp/. ^ojr y. of s. »iN<ul, tTT^^, f^'Tirf , spl^ffl or JJJ^T^. 
 2 a f. a frightful woman, Sfc. i^^v{\^ n. ^v(\^ f. 
 To FEionx, To Frighten, v. a. t. N. fn^fir^, f*r^,5nT^- 
 
 "t, »t??rT^, irs^TTsrSi, ^^-+,=iu1, sr^^n^, &c. ^t^' w.-ir^ 
 
 OT.-&C. qr^of, tTT^/.-Ac. Tf^oj-sm^, ^HPT^^^T «• ^- 
 K^, ^>^^>f\n-^H^^P^(r{-&c. ^^T^ , ^^l^ot Or g^JTTf^ot, — in 
 high degree, terrify, f lighten out of one's wils, Sfc. qt^- 
 m mv^f. SRTST'Jt y. ofo. %tTT/.-f?fT^/. :R«t y. ofo.\- 
 
 E^=^m ^ jfTf r?r% ^^ y. o/ o. ktt^ m. ^inrwMr, grrfr 
 
 ^p5 n. pi. ^rS^m-q^f^rof y. ofo. ^T^^ qi'Jff n. ^ sRuf 
 y. 0/ 0. iiT?^ H)<.i<<|ti STSPT, ^rRT^-TTI^-^nTTipffTT&c. 
 
 To f. into. »n^^ igft %^ 'h<r^Q i. 
 Fbiqhtened, />.v. V. H5T5T%^7 &C. v-qTOT, ^TT^RT, H^vftrT, *T- 
 
 ?f, ?r5|i^, W^. — in high degree; ^lled with — swallowed 
 «P by— overcome by— ^-c. fear. ^PTHfit^T, *nTirer,*rqTgT, T- 
 
 «iTf?5, *rar#, »Tq^tfeT, Tqf^Tf^, *rqfJr|?T, *r«r^f^rT, h- 
 m^, 'Tqnft^, ^i^Fmq, ^^^, ^'fU^?fK, «r^nT,^jr5RT- 
 
 rEiOHTFrL, o. T. Feabfui,. *m^, ^<<<M»fi , ■H<<vHH^; , 3T^- 
 
 ^FR, 34+<l«6, afpRlcE R-MIoi, qtr, ^T^^, ^^K\^ pop.^JJ^, 
 
 JBI 1UTFULNESS, JI. V. A. -t^^Winm. 3^5^155 r«H>< | ctMU| | m. 
 
 il<<^H+r:» n. ^TtT?TT/. H^nrrTT/. ^^rlT/. 
 Fhiqid, Fbigiditt. See Cold, &c. 
 Feigorific, a. causing cold. f^R^;^, f^JT^ppF, f^JTt?"n^, 
 
 Fbinge, n. g-IHT/. ?5%ft/. ^ffST/. 
 To FhiNGE, v. fl. fnHT/.-&c. rTRof, 
 
 Fbinoed, ;). o«rf o. V. V. yi«<qi?, ^\^ rfl«l^«i. 
 FEiPrERY, n. oW c7o</(m, cj-c. ^^^ffn.^i. ^^fripff fl./)Z.^- 
 
 JTr^ff' Tfq^ n. ;>;. sj^t^^t/. [^ m. 
 
 2 ^^'t (?tg?^ n. _p;.-&c. r<l+-<J*<M'y ^TFTT/. ^^=?rf^5lMT. 
 iTo Fbisk, v. n. — a deer, horse, &c. f^^oj-^ ^TT^at. 
 
 2 — dogs, kittens, kids, &e. iTi^Tir, ^TT^ot. 
 
 ?-TgeAer. dance about, jump and leap, skip and caper. ^- 
 
 ^^ or f^^ra^, f^^5l^ or f^^iTOTt, ^T^oEuf, y<<^<*I «.• 
 
 *iis"i, 'ii-^ui, ^<\s'j1, mij.^uI, ^t«Fc50T, tiMiiuj, g"£9i*"1 or 
 
 To f. -wildly, boisterously, &c. fwrns^, f?mTTJrT»».-f^- 
 ^/-fTFt^'^S'TT »n.-?n"<1'^ »n.-&e. mS^-MWui-^PToi'. 
 Fbisk, Fbxsking, n. v. V. 1. fi+u^ «. HHUl n. 
 
 2 ■m'isui «. JTT^ «• 
 
 3 f<-H<^sui n. &c. ^^ ^ikijI n. f^(^ w. y<iioi| in. ^T^ 
 
 Wild, boisterous, &c. f. ft|'l|U|r «». f^T^/". dM+^tP^ 
 m. rTTV^^ «. ^^'T^TT »n. 
 Fbiskeb, n. Fkiskino,^. a. Feiskt,o. v. V. 1. HMU||<I,1%- 
 •fiUIKI, TT-SW, ri+<l. 
 
 2 «<I'I4"1I<I, HT^rTTTT. 
 
 3 and FeolicsomE. f?^6olU|Ki, HNUIKI, ^TSTT MKUIKI, 
 ;?55TT, 5TRTT, 'Tb^TT MKUIKI, TT^, <'I<\H:, T'te, fci?4li1 or 
 
 Fbiskiness, «. T. A. 8. HN<4UII m. vi"^MUll »». iTSft/. f^^- 
 
 sIhuII »»• HI^MUII m. 
 
 Fbith, n. strait of the sea. witf. 
 
 Feitteb, n. TjTw^ rTos^FjT g^crr m, 
 
 2 fragment, Sfc. v. Bit. ^•■♦jsi m. Ji+I «. 
 To FniTTEE, p. a. ^^ «n. pi. ^^. 
 FBivOLirr, Feivolousness, n. t. A. 1. ^rl^quilm. f^tfl^ 
 
 or f^r^ftft/. Rftili^f^ /. 
 
 2 ^rf+M'JTTm. Hl-+o£,MU||»n. 
 Feivolous, o. — of persons, v. Light. ^ri<(>l, f^^PC or f%r- 
 
 2 — of subjects, v. Light. ^-^, ^rf+i, ^fl*l, "fl^, 
 Fbizzle, &e. See Cubl, &c. 
 Fbo, (»c?t». <o and fro. rF% frf^, <f^ %'<T^ ^''^ ?*T?T. 
 
 To walk to and fro. ^\W^\f pi- MWiJI. 
 Feock, n. (of children) 3Tf iff /.or^n. 3Tt^/. 5T^n. g^». 
 
 2 ( of men ) STPR^m. 
 
 3 See Gows. 
 Feock-coat. See Coat. 
 
 Feoo, n. il^OT. dim. \i4\f. \^^ or \i.'^r£{ f. ^'^m. H- 
 ^n.z^m. ^ 
 Female f. \^f. 
 
 F. in a well. 3TT5t?r7T sif^w- «hWiiKrll 'H^ m. 
 2 ( of a horse's hoof ).«|4+T/- 5?foft/. 
 Feolic, n. sport., Sfc. y. Fun. %c5»n.g?Tr??t/ ^PJV^m^f. 
 n\^f. ^5^n. 
 
 Frolics, V. PBANKa. i-M\rim. pi. ^TTTm. pi. ^^Y^m. pi. 
 To Frolic, v. n. sport, gambol, play pranks. sisM\f- pl.-^- 
 
 TT/. pl.-nt^f. pi. HRot, Jplg^n. ^f^. 
 Feolicsome, a. v. N. ^i'^ldi, ^fWr, ^^nfNTT, ^5^, '^- 
 g^Tr, <?<4Wlij?ll<?^'(l, ^'TTc^, f^PTTff or |^, T"TT, ?^, 
 
 :nT^, Tf5TT, ^lni-i)i, c?fO, T't^, cn?5r, Jrnc^, ^rsc^. 
 
 Fbolicsomeness, n. v. A. RMtililMuilw. <^i'-t)<H"ll>n. ^s'TT- 
 FiOMfprep. MK^H, Mi<(o&H, ^f^, ||^ in comp. ^T in comp. 
 
FEO 
 
 843 
 
 FBTT 
 
 F. nnd unto. 3T^^f^. 
 Fboht, n. face, fore part. ^n. '^n- *Tr^m. ^T^/. JSTw. 
 
 jrmTor qff^^rm. arqift/. whk-mi-js^ >nTr«.-3Tt»i». 
 P^ttf? arnrn- ar^n. ar^THPTn. n^iii'im. 
 
 Brazen t ^T^n. 
 
 Exactly in f. of. JJ^^IT^S. 
 
 F. and rear. 3TFITf^^w. 3T^TT^rf^^nft/. 
 
 F. to fc ^I^K I ^tfH . 
 
 From in f. of. iTt^??T, ««?IM. 
 
 From the f. ^r. 
 
 In f. ^, ?nfrr. 
 In f. of. ?nftT, *ft^. 
 In £ and in rear. a<vi^ ft^lft'. 
 To aet out in f. »ft^/. ^TW. 
 Unblushing f ;j^T^ *rr«r'»«. 
 To Fkoxt, c.-a. ic opporiie to. wit^-w^^-&C- STO't-^'TT- 
 
 Fbostal, a. helcnying to the forehead. 4,(4|cAMI, arfl4^<i^. 
 FlOKTtKB, «i. confine*. TTcI^m. (?tTT»». 3n?rTff». ^R^or^T^/. 
 
 F. district. ^ or 4>)H^lr!in. ^iqlrlm. 
 FbOSTIXB, a, riH4|^{t(|, rfrl^Hr, rlilrMMI, &C. 
 Fkoktiso, p. a. V. V. «HK-<<I or c!T,HI^<-MI or c5T,»Tf^^, 
 
 flHiOfl, fl'H^ or «»:«<?(, 3lfMM«, MiHrff. 
 Fbostispiece, fi. g^a^T^TT iTTt'fHf f^n. it^nT^l^f^^ «. 
 
 • 2 See Fbost. 
 Fbostlet, n. «fcMlotM/l/. 
 Fbost, ». qi^ f«4-»iNojlO *rtt/. ^f». 'ftfRw- f?TftnfK«. 
 
 2 See HoAB-FBOiT. 
 FBOST-BITTra, a. f^fl^ *iHrl'^I-v»J|ol<^'^l, f^HMW, f^*iv*T. 
 Fbostt, a-ffXI^I, ^^I^ pop.f^^^n.| ^«T,^,^»rT, 3^R. 
 Fboth, n. %7M. %^/wp. %T>Tm. ^^m. 
 
 2 tain or empty ditpliy. ^Z^f TTTTT^/. ^^irtt/ 
 To Fbotb, p. n. ^nJTJt, "RPif, V^ra^t, SF*14«i, T^ m.-^ m. 
 
 «(of iM. eon. 
 To Fb«>tb, r. a. <>*iuf, TT^, %?ni^, SP^m.-&f. STT'l'T. 
 Fbotbixkss, «. T. A. 1. SOfR^TT m. *«lctMul|CT. Ac. 
 Fbotht, a /Hi/ of froth, made of froth, ^e. ""ir^, *^nw, %- 
 
 ?n^, *H«? or vPir}, ?l%^, *i^i>-r^f?l^ 
 
 2 «"f<y, trifiing, t. Liout. <IT^», ^R?, ^^P§^,f^dK 
 or f^^. 
 
 3 eofuitting of empty display. >^n I <¥1 ^ I ,S|II lO ^ I ,g'-4¥t^I, 
 
 FaoozixEu, ». T. A. 3^^qtin •». 3^7m/. y»T?im/ 
 Fbocbt, «. MM/'y, 4"'. 3^, 5'!?, WR, J^irfrSI, «lsaf?l. 
 
 To get f 5^, 5^^. 
 Fbowabs, a. T. I>ExvKBaB. sfivtWT, SWT'retj^^^^j^TH- 
 
 Fbowajwvus, «i. t. a. 3T*?^^/. f^j^/. fSf^^ltrft/ 
 
 25> Fbowh, t. ». ^^^Jf. pi. ^»wJf-^ qSr, »T*'rt?T-^wwTO 
 
 •iWl /. pl--y^ f- *t^*ii f pi. Mi''^'^i-'»iiwi*'i, rDHl<!l «. 
 
 »nT't-<fR''f, *Miotm ftrtt^/. «(^-?OT i« fOd. 
 Tm>««, FBOWSI50, H. T. V. artt/. 3j:ft^ w.'^'tn » v^ 
 
 I. Zoo* of ditpleatvre. ^?T?T fn. *1'MH^T/. 
 FEOZENj).v."V.»ift^ f*4v»1rtrtl-'ri<i?vai-&C. ITTS^OT, ^H^5^, 
 
 Feuable, a. to he enjoyed. hW, vJM*j|J<(, *fi»b*<M, 
 Fbuctifeeous, o./Aa< hecn-s fruit. H»<iMI, *c^«ll'i, 'R'ft, "Pc5^. 
 Feuctification, «. T. V. A. ^f'F^ ^Rof n. ^<R^ ^R'JT n. 
 
 I. ^^?q^ "FrSmr^ TPT m. i^^. 
 To Fbuctift, v. a. make fruitful, or productive. qSrt't I "j^-^TP- 
 
 a-^'ft^-gfT^-Ac. ^FT^, ?l"1>t^^ «.->i^<ir«j n.-&c. arm^, 
 
 ^4<MMmu| «.-W5r^MI4UI n.-&c. 5Rwf, [&c.^t^. 
 
 To Fbuctify, v. n. he come fruitful. g<ft^-B<ft5-"F?I^1;'P«<t- 
 Fbuctitobous, a. foTH^ft, "F?5*fr^, 'POTV'^. 
 Fbcctuous, &c. See Fbuitful, &c. 
 Fbugal, a. V. Economical, ^l <',+•« -Ml, *d<«lfft, 3<<-i|«<*fl, 
 
 qWJTrlsq^, +d<i)ciMI, +l'i+*)^^T. 
 Fbcqalitt, n. t. A. v<<v^Mll«)un/ m^^'ld/. +l<i+y</ ^- 
 
 FbuGALLT, a(/». T. A. +li<m<t^, *H<^rll^. 
 Fbuit, «. "Pc? /JOj). «P55 n. H^ M». 
 
 Crop of f. coming in the season. fJl4NK ♦». 
 
 Crop off. coming after the season. <<iji«)K»». 
 
 Fallen f. <TT5 m. 
 
 Falling of f. ( from ripeness, in a storm, &c. ). *\<£<\\ 
 f. 115 «. V. c5in. 
 
 Hook with netting to gather f. 3Tt^/. ^m m. qo5 m. 
 
 Knocking down or gathering of £ "TTST m. "frrf^MH «. 
 
 Layers of straw, &c. for ripening i. HS^f. 'Hf[f. Tb 
 ripen in such layers, — f Jd<uf or 3tS^ -afl^ul. 
 
 Straw, Ac. used to ripen f. f^^^^T «. 
 
 That bears good f. ^i>rf. 
 
 Topmost f. 3fr3T»55 ». 
 
 Unripe (fcard, green, &c. ) f. ejtST ♦». +.I+iI m. ^RT»». 
 
 To be plump and blooming, — f. viflo&uj. 
 
 To yield f. lit. fig. "PoE^T. 
 
 2 fig. -H. C0S8E(JUESCE. <pc? Or <Pa! «. SfoCIgfJT/. ST^W. 
 
 Fbvit-tbee, n. "Pot^T? n. 
 
 Fbcwaoe, n. fruit collectively. <p*'*otl1* or >p«i«(c6/".<Pofe».j>/, 
 
 FbCITEBEB, n. <P'ir«»#<<l,"Pr5f8J+4t. 
 
 Fbcitebt, n. See Fbuitaoe. 2 repoiitory for fruit. iracNt 
 
 ^PT^/. "|)r!lrl«( n. "P^^I'IM n. 
 Fbvitful, a. that lean fruit, productive, firttn-j^, tiHkr!, §▼- 
 
 «!, vferT, "R?^, *rfl«\, tyP<7, SHTR, 1f(^T. 
 
 2 prolific, not barren. ^^^^^.^ *f JTRI^T, 'Pt^rn'nftt?, 
 
 3WWT, [ ^n. &<■- 
 
 FBCITFUL5ES8, n. T.A. 1. «IHlr<<n. ^%'*>'\\f «(^*rfdl/.9R5- 
 
 2 lIfW?ftf5?TT/. iipra^r^n. qyT^^n. 3l^«nTti. 
 Fbcitios, n. T. Ekjoxmekt. Ti^Ht^w. »Tt»Tm. MnWTTw. 
 FbUITLUS, a. »ain, unproductive. Nwprt, >PW^-rf^-^Jf^ 
 
 -Ac. R*im, f<+IH*l, frlT, WT'4, f^T^'iH, 'ft'FSS, vp^KVy 
 
 rSVlTUMSLT, «<fe. T.A. Wr4,fVT, J^, fHT"!^, 
 
PTTL 
 
 SU 
 
 ruL 
 
 FBUITLE83h"E93, n. T.A. qi+ctMUHflJ. &C. Pl»<53<1 1 /• ^**r4| ». 
 
 Feumestt, n. ijo^hft ^/. f?Tsrr/. 
 
 Fkush, «. — in a horse's foot. «ra^/. J^Toft/. 
 
 Fbcstbate. See Valn, Useless. 
 
 2b Frustrate, v. a. v. To Defeat. piH'< »r ^ -5q^!J--^'4^-&c. 
 
 5R^, Hl5«i, *nTm. :F^ y. of o. ^c^M^ot, ri<iMd«(ui', f*l*c^- 
 
 ^FT'Tw. ^T^y. o/o. 
 
 2 (a deed, Ac.) onn«Z. T§--»><3l, I^^N-Ac. ^TTof. 
 Feustbated, ^. v.V. 1. fWoE %^OT, jfrS^JST, |??T^%55T, &c. 
 
 Fbusteation, n. t. V. i.—act. nmin. &c. *fn»t. f?r^im»». 
 
 Fey, «. matter frying or fried. ?Tot^'». cf35?/i. 
 
 2 crowd of small fitJi. f-^*\<rM\-^\ ^£f^:\m.-^\\\^m.-&c. 
 To Fey, ». a. cooA t'n a frying pan. rTotoT, ?ToEUTm.-?15PT». ^^ 
 9- ofo. 
 To f. (corn, pulse, chillies, Ac.) with oil,&c. ^Mctu f, 
 ^mSE'Jft/. ^FT'Jt. 
 The smell of an article frying. rWmv^ f. 
 To Fey, v. n. he cooked in a frying pan. <lo5^_ [<T3t<7ot, 
 
 2 suffer under the action of heat. rfoESir, ?f55rra0f^ <?t«EOf, 
 Feyisg, n. V. V. A. — act. rfoEotn. ?f5fiT«. cToTTn. 
 Feyixq-pan, n. rfoEUft/. ^/. fTotOT/. FTimiSPTOT. %c!^»». 
 To fall out of the f. into the fire. ^TRSTFR f^WH 
 
 To Fuddle, v. a. make drunk. fsj'imJf, 3^^-T5r-&c. ^T'if. 
 2b Fuddle, r. n. drink to excess. f%n^, 3"?|-&c. St%. 
 Fudge, See Stuff, Nonsense. [ iyt€t«. ;j^- 
 
 Fuel, ». ^TTTor/i. ^3To5dt». ^JTot^orn. ^'(g^w. nfirtT/ ?5T^3«^n. 
 
 Dry crackling f. *r5^/. "^^mi^fpl. HTW?*. »T5/. 
 TT^re or *R^5«. 
 
 Fit for f. >Ji«i*, \HiollA, ^JTToft^. 
 
 Wood split into logs for f. ^^m. 
 
 To add f. to the flame. STT^n.-^IoErq'frr ^aft/. ei^of. 
 Fugacious, &c. See Fugitive, &c. 
 
 FUOH, interj. ^,qr, if^^j, ^^. [ qjsHT. 
 
 FcomvE, a. /yiny, running away. qotuiKi, MoftWil, TcB^, 
 
 2 wandering, vagrant. f^lf^=^, M<l'i<^I. 
 
 3 «o< durable, not stationary. 3TF<TT'ft, 3Tf^, ^, ?7f5l^, 
 
 FuaiTiTE, n. ;)fr«on tc^o runs from his station, ^c. Mot^eMI , 
 
 Fugitives. ToEot. MoIM^ot. |?Z. 
 Fni-CRUM, n.— of a lever. ^^^ ^s^f ?^ m. 
 To Fulfil, v. a. (a wish, promise, intention, declaration, 
 Ac. ). V. To Accomplish. JT^, qTT-"|^-qK-^TTT-?JFT- 
 
 2 (a prophecy, &c.). jTr-^-^T-^R^-Ac. ^^-^^ ^, 
 
 3T5H^H-f^^Rm-&c. armfir. 
 
 3 ( a term, period, &c. ) ^TTif, ^TT-JTm-'M-Ac. ^^. 
 Fulfilled,^. V. V. 1. 2. q^T %%?^-5rT^, q^, JTTTT, T- 
 
 To be f. JT^. 
 
 To be f. iT?^. 
 
 FCLFILLEB, n. T. V. 1. ^-&C. ^TOTRT, ^^. 
 
 Fulfilling, Fulfilment, n. v. V. 1. — act. 'TR jpTof «. Ac. 
 
 "TR-jiui n. vi*p)«|f^ tn.—state. fftf^/. HT'4^«- 'FTT'^?^ «. 
 
 =qf<?rT'4 m. "TTrf/. 'rft'jf^/. 
 Fulgent. See Sdining, Beigut. 
 Full, a. having no space void. T^^, TT^?^, HT'Jt, "J^, ^, 
 
 HT (iucomp. as *n[^^),3R^^5T,^fcl,*rft<T(incomp.). 
 
 2 abounding in. ^^ ( in comp. as sn'^q'JTq', vHrfH<<, %- 
 'JTTJT^, 3HnHH*<, HcfdM^,), ST^ ( in comp. as ^^sf^T, |- 
 ?T5I^, Ac. ), TS^^, ^nTTT'tfT, 7^. 
 
 3 «a<erf, satisfied. 3T»1T yirtrfl, «:IW«1, ^, hR^H. 
 
 4 — of relations ; no< AaZ/, «/(?/>, m /aio, ^'c. W^, H^. 
 5 — a color, if^ or it^, Tif r. 
 6 — a voice. TT^, TT^, 7^m. 
 
 7 well filled, plump, pulpous, swelling. *J<4|<., »N»1«fH 
 or ^^I'JsftH, SHS^FfTH or S^^^Od, ^^^t<T, ^ra^T^fftH. 
 
 8 not defective or partial, v. Compllte. ^CT, ^TJIT, 'JW, 
 Tft^, ?rj4, ?tM, ^rnRTTyT, TtgT, HT in comp. 
 
 9 not profile— a, picture. 5=^»ft, If^'ft- 
 
 Full, «. highest state or degree, v. Heiqut. TT/. T^/. 
 »TT?f ». *)<l+'iyi/. ?ftHT/. H^fsT/. *rT ( in comp. as a 
 prefix, as HT ^=rroET, *i<,4'-^t*l, *n:^tT?f, TT^T^pft ). 
 
 To reach its f. qTn?nw/.-?ft»Tr/-Ac. ^r<»if g. ofs. 
 
 2 complete measure. JidM"!! w»- "jy^dl/. 'JT^/. 
 Full, a<f«. jui^e, to the same degree, without diminution, 
 rift, adlrl'ft, «ld«)0'=(l, H^N, ^^t^f^, tlHtlMM. 
 
 2 exactly, srNT, ?f?r, »l^. 
 
 3 <o equality with, to the quantity or amount of. 'TT ( as 
 »TT^Ht a cart full, ^TT a hand full, ^XHK a ser-full, 
 Ac. ). 
 
 4 completely. J|<dMurt, jX^^ft, JTfTT, JTT, ^, — with the 
 power of good, quite, regular, tight, bouncing, Ac 
 implying completeness, ampleness, liberal.^ flowing mea- 
 sure, TT (in comp ; dt^cS, Hre, fTTO:, VjiHof^d, ^B'^T'lft'T, 
 
 To Full, ». a. ( clothes ) JT^THf ^ ^J^TT ^^jj ^R^t. 
 
 Full-blown, o. jtt *<-Wrfl', <J^f^^pf^?T. 
 
 FuLL-DEEss, n. ^^r^i\^^ m. 
 
 In f. JTrmTFFf, TTTRTWf^fit. 
 
 Full-eyed, a. »fl+<4i55*lT, i<*?§d<t^, MMd<H. [ d'l3NI. 
 
 Full-faced, a. — opp. to profile. ^^■M*n, ^^wO, W^TT^T 
 
 FuLL-GEowTf, a. q^t^isl-m. 
 
 Full-toned, a. ^??f, stT, ^TT. 
 
 FuLLEB, n. V. Washeeman. ^^t?;, il^MH*. 
 
 Fulleb's earth, n. ^rft MX<f[f. 
 I Fully, arfe. See Full. 
 ' To Fulminate. See To Thundee, To Detonate. 
 
 Fulness, n. v. A. 1. ^f^ciwil m. 5<rlHU|i m. Ac. "J^T- "Tfrf,/', 
 "TtTHT/. hR'jPci/. 
 2 a«i Abundance. H^ot. ^^-^qn. sj^idl /. 
 
FUN 
 
 345 
 
 mR 
 
 8 J^TTT**. &c. MUM[/. Ac. HTH«. »TTff». JTHTn. 
 FCLSOME, a. ftauseout, offensive, v. DisocsTiSO. 3ft?T=IT, 
 
 FCLSOSCESZSS, fl. T. A. 3(l^>><U||OT. S^nra'^T"*. &C. 
 
 2b FCMBLE, r. n. *> aickicardly. Vi \ VM \ <i \ vf\ - M'\ \ m \ 'i \- 
 FUMBLEK. Seo BrSOLER. 
 
 FcME. See Smoke, Steam. 
 
 To Fume, r. n. tmole, steam. 5*T^i 3'T^"'^i ?^. 
 
 2 cAa/<r, /rrt, boil, ^e. v. To Baoe. +5+4^1, viottdui. 
 
 *u|<^uiiii^ g^TigtJiuf, 5*T^"^, ^fl^flof, 5^5^, Mtt^ti'Jf 
 
 ^^'^'t, '^^H^Oi^ -^fW^ui, *l*1«{, ?f)T»^, v>1*ul,v1«H«),^- 
 •IflctO'l or nraw, 'MHI«("i, N^N^ui, de)H«J«l, cTm^, H 
 
 ^adv. |>it, ^T^ or ^^>in. jsJ. ^^-^m ^^tif-^rl TH^, 
 
 To Fumigate, c. a. *p-m.-qft/-3^:^/.-^TVTTT»».-&c. ^. 
 FCMIOATIOS, ». V. V. — act. «JT^n. &c. ^TPRTiw. w: ffi. , 
 
 FlMi50, n. V. V. 1. yro^ifn. &c. i 
 
 2 3Ta5'P^»l.&C. ^T^f^oE/. ^^/•^'^^/. ^TFj/fH^- I 
 
 X /. ^2<PoE/. ^T^/- ^^ /• ^"I'Syi/". W^ m. I 
 
 Fus, fl. tport, frolic, ^c. ^X\T^f- *5^lrfl ^Tm^/. ^cfJM- I 
 
 oft/, ^flft/. ^^/. ^ m. ?nTT;!TT m. tn m. JTvIT/. $rg^M. i 
 
 5)?lTT/. ?<t=!r/. ^-J^-l n. f^^ OT. r^/. j 
 
 2— a* opposed (0 earnest; Joke, tport. H¥l>0/, %5E »i. I 
 
 J5T/ f^"t^ tn. ?^ *^/- I 
 
 Fi»CTio5, n. employment, t. OmCE, Bcscrsss. ^FTK «. ^- 
 
 rf n. <pt4 ««. aify^.K »»• s'tt'tr «. I 
 
 Proper or peculiar f. ^^ n. ^^ m. i 
 
 2 Jaeully, poicer. fff^f. rj^ m. [ «i*ft. ; 
 
 Ff5CTI05AL, a. r. N. ^IHlPf't^ff-MI, *I*<lRl<fl'-^l, aqiHKti- : 
 FUSCT105AKT, H. Y. OfFICEB. *m'|H, *IH4K, ^HMflSK, 3T- L 
 
 Fl5d, n. capital, r. Stock. ^^/. Tfw^ or Tttt?? n. nt- 
 ^ «. »T5!l «. %WT m. 15T m. ^^/. *l n. ( /row <A« j 
 English ). ! 
 
 2 fundi, money lent to jovernment. ««*KI« ^f^ f^s5??I ji 
 9W m.-V\ n.-&c. 
 
 To Ff5D. p. a. VltJ^ »TT^. 
 2 TX »■ 'HT^^. 
 
 Fc.iDAMKJrr, »«. hum, hreeeh. »ltl/ "TWr^JI «. W)^ »i. 3T- 
 
 FdSDamektal, a. pertaining to the foundation, euential 
 
 not aeeidental. >Jf?Hfl, >M4."I1, »i'^U^H*-'!N*(t,'m*II<^'» 
 
 q ffaf^f*<< i y i, «n^^, lfTTT>«f^. [ Ac 
 
 FC5DAME3ITAI., n. primary principU. l^^,^A^^^ w. J?^f /■ 
 
 FinmBiAL, FtniEBAL, FoHsnAL, a. belonjiny, ^e. to « 
 
 funeral. iJ»1<%hNi, iJl*Mf"fl, Ac. 4^f»{*i^4t, ^fm- 
 
 A t pile. f^/. 
 
 ; th« t pilo. f^wfff*! «. 
 
 4< 
 
 Bursting of the skull of the corpse on the f. pilciR- 
 1T5Kft?r»». 
 F. ashes. f^dlM^M n. 
 F. fire. f%JrTrftr««. 
 
 F. fire accompanied by the proper rites. H^nfff '«. 
 F. rites and ceremonies, t. Obsequies. fif>qr/. f^T- 
 
 The officiating Brahman at f. rites. ^«ff »«. 
 Unhallowed f. fire. »T5T^/. TSTW/ Hilfil «». 
 
 FCNEBAL, M. V. OBSEQUIES. ^T<)^*+l< m. jl<1t(Vt-K ««. 
 
 ?i<n*i1*wi »». ^ [ ^TT^. 
 
 Fungous, a. like a fungus. arsraqronW, ^TS^r'TT HHTT- 
 FuNGUs, n. V. MusHEOOir. ar^if «. 
 
 2 — in surgery. tJliS^S Hm «. 5^!^ HW «. 
 To Funk, p. m.— from fear, ^n^uf, ^5?tr/. fi. 'II*<Ji, itl/. 
 
 <PR^ y. 0/ «. n^K^, sf ^ n. sin!%. 
 
 FusKEB, n. V. V. ^nrr. 
 
 FuyxEt, «. inverted hollow cone tcith a pipe. 'Tosufi' /. ^- 
 m^ n. JTToE^ n. f^jpift /. [ ftT^R «. 
 
 2 cent for smoke, air, S[c. ^TtI «. *T1^ «. I^^T »». «. ;n- 
 
 Fu>*NY, 0. ffroW, comical. ♦il^-MT, #Hq;i-m, fmT^TT^, -^iMr-t-r- 
 
 FUB, n. akin tcith hair. ^m(\^ V\r^i\ f. tlrtlM-^H ». ^HT- 
 
 2 »q/3f AoiV, ?lfT^/ ^f. ?5>r ». [?;qT^/.^TT3E/;i. 
 
 3 ( as upon the tongue, Ac. ). ^T^ /. 5^^ m. 5TT «. 
 To be covered with f.— teeth, tongue, Ac, 5^^^, ^C- 
 
 sfm, g<.«r*iui, gr^r^, wra^. 
 
 To FuEBisii, V. a. y. To Polish. sj^»i«ui', Ptti«ul(, ^W^f. 
 
 ^T^, T^5ET m.-sm /.-5RVTOTT m.-l^ f.-fW^J. ^, 
 afrrWt/. 5^ g- of 0. 
 FuBBisHEB, n. T. V. J^otu|R|, Ac. f^+rl'K Or »TTT or f^'P- 
 
 f5»R Ac. 5!T^RT^, 3Tf^*TT«nF, ST^tTr^. ^ 
 FuBCATiox, «. V. FoBK. %5ft/. ^oP|5t/. %5E% or %o!% n. qw? n. 
 FuBiOUS, a. if/W/y raging, outrageous, v. Raoiho. fWW, 
 
 ^T^^CT iiT^n, aim «nWT, ;nTT linRT, 5HMrll*ft, "Flflft, 
 
 2 violent, vehement, T.ExcESSivE, Impetuous. ^?, sT^t, 
 
 II*w<l'HI,rt'b'IMI^ ^i^>i. [ ^. 
 
 8— of battle or fighting, v. Hot. ^Rwt, g^ j»/». JiJ^, 
 FUBlOUflLT, «/p. T. A. 1. <H*A«II*)^ TTT^, Ac. 
 
 FuBioussESB, n. T. A. 1. ?nTTrmT m. Ac.^mH/. «.?nf?I«. 
 
 2 ^^ I ^M OII m. HTHfT «■ TITW »«. ^l?ir n. IT^IW ». ^- 
 fHT /. n. g(R-4 «. "H^^ilT m. «p^ m. 
 To Fc«L, V. a. roll up ( a sail ). ^T?T /. ^^ y. «>/' 0. jlT^ 
 
 Wl*r9r, ^'[BfY/. ^ y. "/o. 
 FcKioKo, n. ^OT^ arrawT f^^^rr »». 
 
 FtTlLOUOH, n. T. Leavi, Xyi\\f. 
 
 FvBXAOB, «. *»<t/. 5W m. ^WI^J «. ^:^m ». 
 
 To come up out of the f. ( of affliction, Ac. ). f^f- 
 
i;^ 346 
 
 <^ or ^5?TTO >id<ui. 
 
 2 ( of goldsmiths ). 3Tm€t /. or "i n. ^^ f. 
 To FuBNisu, V. a. supply with. JT^T^, ^':^tn''t, ^'^qui , ^- 
 «rT «.-&c. «PT^ g. of 0. ^TST-^ f«1 d -*t H •>( -f^f?I^-&c .>F^, 
 To f. a house. sfT n. HTfJf. 
 
 ^ /-H I f^r<< n. ^I^ g. of o. 
 
 FUBNISHED, ^. V. V. 1, ?Pfl^^^5T, &C. ^«T, ^Tf^, ^vnfl» - 
 
 2 f^?1?jr, JT^^. 
 FuENiSHiua, M. V. V. \.—act. J?^ n.&c. JTpsiT «». ^TSPT «. 
 
 2 ^ «. j^eT'T «. ^rrar m. q<i|uft/. 
 
 FOKNITCEE, ». ?fmH «. ?nf|r«T «. ^fT^TTTT M. ^\tK^ f. 
 
 FuEEED, o. covered with Jur. §<.^I^^?5T, 5T^c5T, &c. 5^ 
 
 iFuEBiEE, M. dresser of leather, ji^ w. ^|*-^K ♦». 
 i'OBEOw, «. ( for seed ). r^^ n. ^^ m. 
 
 2 trench, channel, groove, Sfc. ^^xjft J. ^\V^f. ^t«rT 
 
 •W'^^rrft/. ['TTTft/. 
 
 3 — as torn up by water, v. Gdllt. ^/. ^TWJI/. ^^s^J. 
 To be torn or worn into furrows. ^foE^. 
 
 4 See Weinkle. 
 To Fuebow, v. a. aTH n.-&c. "HS^. 
 
 2 ?rt=5rift/-&c. qrstfr. 
 
 3 See To "Wrinkle. 
 ruBTDEE, a. leyond this. qT<Tr, N<^+i-=ll or c5T, <Trft^;ffe(or 
 
 «trfl+4-^r &c.), TtH: ( in comp. ). 
 
 2 See Additiosai,. 
 FUBTDEB, adv. ^*j<f-?r'<J^ ^, 5^, -Jt1<-4. 
 F. and f. virlilrK. 
 
 2 — as used in discourses, &c. f^^, ^^K KwHTT. 
 To FuBTHEE, &c. See To Peomote, To Help, Ac 
 FuETDKEMOEE, adv. moreover. aTT^. 
 FUETUEEMOST, FCETHEST, a. 5341 "a*!! Mt^^HI, ii^K**! ^• 
 
 At the f. 3# ^w, TapFV^. 
 FCBTIVE, a. stolen. =q>O^T, ^ff^. 
 FOEXIVELT, atfy. ^^rtt%, =q^t?S?T, 3tMT^«rrft. 
 FcET, «. V. Eaoe, Anoeb. ^ToE^rwi.sppnT «».^w^ mxt^m.^^m. 
 
 2 vehemence, violence, Sfc.—oi a storm, &c. H4I+T o>' ^Tw. 
 
 3 « f . a furious woman. ■«if«i>i or ^^/. ^?5E or oft/. 
 TiIT^ or jt/. Mli'HA'f) <SiMtirf\, ^hmmioSV/ ^J^'TW/- 5- 
 TR«.f^T5f?Tf^?Tr^n, 
 
 FuBZE, «. iT^ 5rr5 31T^. 
 
 2b Fuse, v. a. v. To Melt. f^Hot^rif, ^ m. ^^ g. 0/0. TT- 
 
 c5H «.-&c. sp^ 5'. 0^0. 
 2b Fuse, t». n. v. To Melt. ^r5oE<ilf, ^ m, ^ y. of s. 
 Fusee, Fusil, «. ^^ l'?^/- 
 Fusibility, «. t. A. ^^m/ < l lrf«H*l<i l/. ^^FToftTcTT/ 
 
 FOSIBLE, a. RidciNMlill, ^T«^, nT?5^, ^'ft^^^^n"?, ?^- 
 
 GAD 
 
 FusiLEEB, n. rf^Mti<j* qr^JTro f^NT^. 
 
 Fusiojf, n. V. V. — orf. arJ'Jf ». incS«t Ac. nr^JT «• ?R<T «. 
 
 ^"ll+^ui n. — state. ^^^ m. '^^ n. ^T^ m. 
 Fuss, n. ad^, pother, Sfc. v. Bustle. <<)dM4/. ^R^/ ^?^r^ 
 
 /. ^T^TT/. ;Z. v. qro, 1^5/. ^TgWT OT. 
 F. and row about. STSffsr «. ?Tr5^ «. 
 FussT, a. V. N. tV-M-l^ l, TSsr^TT. 
 Fust, n. musty smell. ^^ZV^ f. •d*iy|U|/. 
 2b Fust, ». n. 3»l^, 3^ih:-&c. ^Bt. 
 i Fustian, «. grff +m4NI ST^FTT STT^. 
 
 2 See Bombast. 
 FusTJAW, a. See Bombastic. [g^RTM/. 
 
 FUSTJNESS, n. V. A. vd«)44«1l M. $^+)'mU|| «. &C. <j<|<i|UI /. 
 
 FcsiTja.mouldy, ^-c.^^T?, «i>H«4, WT^, ^?r5ET, <<|«+4, c||^<|,|. 
 
 To get f. vJ«ldU|. 
 Futile, a. trifling, tvorthlest. ^rl+1, «(H'IT, «iH-4iot , ^T^FoE. 
 
 2 T. Ineffectual. Pl<i<j5rf, l^iJ'F. 
 Futility, n. v. A. 1. ^rt')>HUii m. qpFoETTT m. i)|«jic£t/. 
 Futcee, a. qy^ or t^, jff^, JTT^r^rT or ?5T, J?- o^N^JHI , 
 
 &C. Tf^^, Tleff, Hlf=l+, 311'llMl, 3(l'lr|oA|, 31|'1^'1<<HI«I , 
 
 JTsq-, HT5^, HST'ft'T, Tft^TT, SHHI'IH, I'^q', ^ST^, 3rfvfS?nrr^. 
 F. and fixed, certain to come. ^S^\^^T^t. 
 F. state. 3^^Ff«|T«Tr/. 
 2 <7(a< has time intervening. ^TT^ftT, ^?fq^. 
 FUTUBE, FuTUEiTT, «. time future. 55^ JpTr^ffi. Tf^ JFT?5 
 
 «. an^rfH/. 
 
 Iuf.5^. 
 2 o. future event. ^^ n. ^T<T5q' ». *rf^?T5q «. *rf%«^ ». 
 ^tW «• ^4<4H|ui «. 
 Fr, interi. ^, ftT% %:. 
 
 a. 
 
 Q-^ Tliis letter is represented as to its Lard sound by n, 
 and as to its soft sound by v?r. 
 Gab, Gabble, n. \. Peaxe. «Roe/. 'Ifl^lW /. »mn^/ T^nrTT 
 »»• STS^/ «<S«liI'-"«TPT »»./. 3f^ m. ^TFT^/. ^F^i?^ ot. 
 
 Gift of the g. f^^Ht ^"rtV/ 
 2b Gabble, ». «. v. To Peaxe. sRiR'f, «?^Pnj3ir, '¥rr^\f.]^l. 
 
 Gabion, n. RlH^il-cft ?r^/. 
 
 Gable, «.— of a house, ^rt^ or ^^ff. 
 
 Gabt, «. tilly, weak person, v. Weak. ^Jir#nTT»». 5rw^ n. 
 
 Gad. See Goad, Point. 
 
 2b Gad, v. n. idly rove. f^lSr, (fd+uf, 3TT?^, f^5«Ni\w». pi. 
 
 I -i' ^j$< i»».- 3H i 5^1/ ^PT^, *re?'TT/. /)^ HH^-mflfT fW^. 
 
 Gad about, Gaddeb, n. These words, as restricted to fe- 
 I males, are rendered by ^nRH^pft, *?^^ H^TW^, it^^T^Tifr, 
 
GAI 
 
 347 
 
 GAL 
 
 fJI^^TT MNI^ fVlft amfft or *i~i«(<i TS^OT STT^. — and 
 ms used of male*. f^i(<J)-nr, T^^^T^ or »^<l«ti, HiMi«K 
 
 (Iadfli, i». "it^TTnt/. MMIofl /. ^m. ^X^m. 
 (IattkBiN. — the compellation. <?T?T''>- ^n*. 
 
 A little g. ^I'^t^m. 
 2b Oao, v. a. flop the moufh, rflSH ^teTw.-^f«JT»». yirf^^l 
 
 To g. with a clout, ^t^/ ^. 
 Qao, *. tomething put into the mouth to hinder tpeeeh. ^TS 
 
 (l-ASK, n. pledge. "^f^^ ^tt/.^J^T^ ^RTm. nf?l?llR<^»». 
 'A Oaoe. See To Plesok. 
 HioaiM, &e. See Cackle, &c. 
 
 GaDT, n.proJU, emolument, getting*, earning*. f»lo6<|)<i/. ifTf^ ' 
 /. liKI^/. 1^1*1/. r*"*Nd/. «<i>i or tiRtlm. ^l^m. 3PT 
 m. fiTcUn^in. yrH-*?". 3TT^o». anrniin. 3T^w. vJTS/. jf^/. 
 3^7Tm. fsTTiTw. *»iif««?fT/. 'iiArln. <i«(iin. T^lFft/. 3TTH- 1 
 ^T^/. 5nf^>tin. irmsTi^T"!. ^?«rtn». ?5«r«. — gener. or 
 looaelj. fllHI'l^MIw. 
 Bj way of g. ;i%^, ^Ri|.<nf| . 
 Dishonest g. >^MHr\f. v. ^. 
 O. and loss. rJIHWIHai. 
 Prospect of g. PJH^.f^/. 
 
 Unexpected or rare g. 3WWT^nTw. ^J^n. tpj^n. 
 2 adcanlage, beiwJH,y. Advastaoe. f^n.^J^m. qs^m. 
 ^IT^or ^rfrSTiu. <55En.V3^fHor<P5E «JfT/. ?ITHm. ?^^m. 
 To Gais, r. a. obtain, procure, T. To Get. f*ra^ or KoE?Rt, 
 
 ^^ ^^, ?nn^, f*ra3r ii. eon. irnr ^twr »». «>». 
 
 2 obtain a* profit or adcantage. ^TWT, f^Hf^TJl or HoM(5|, 
 ♦IMI^'il, 3T7l'oi, fMct*H/-r*'*l<<H/-*»ll^'/. ^>T^ y. 0/ o. 
 viHi>»iii/.-dHlJiHn.-ikc. <F^ y. 0/0. v^ j^^ ^ in.con. 
 :i attain, make, v. To Reach. <n^, aUCT^, fl^ «R^. 
 To g. ground. See To Astaxck. 
 To GaW, c. n. hate advantage or prqflt. 3PTm. ^M »». eon. 
 
 2 CD; encroach. jTStj^t-in't-HT^, 
 8 on. znif^^-lt^t^-Sic. >«ii»l-^WO|. 
 <}Aiin(D,p. T. V. A. l.r«*^^l, Ac. irm, 9^, <iM<4«T, 3«^, 
 antral (in conp.), •STTK (in comp.), STVTK (in comp.). 
 
 2 fii4M(A<*i, ♦nm"'*/'^, Ac. «wif^fl, TTTfSrJT, arfSrT. 
 
 Oa»eb, d. T. V. A. 1. r«*^«IHI, frn^^ITTT, Ac. 
 
 2 NlflTTT, ♦HmuiU, Ac. »l^*0, 11 ♦II*. 
 GaK'HL, a. V. N. 2. lucrative. f*tol*<4l*)l, ^^«TT^, ft;^- 
 
 «T^^r, Ac. f*'»i«4<ni<, r^'sm'fl, ^%vrr, ^kv^k, ?n:%- 
 
 Wl|^, •iMM«l<4*, fW^, "WT. [ oft/. 
 
 Gaikivo, n. T. V. .A. 1. — *■/. f*ra^>». Ac. f^9^^fJ.f^^::^- 
 
 2— act. <wTf^ »• Ac. T^ni^ »». a'fpNr/". araN*. 3t- 
 
 7b OAnsAT, c. o. contradict, controvert. Wl^f, ^ m. ^ 
 g.0/0. ^^Z ado. ^t^'t-^H'^, ?^? M./.-i^ill w». <tot 
 
 Gaibish, a. ya«</y, v. Fixe. hi^, ^RE^F, H^^. 
 
 Gaikishness, n. >f^<t>i{U|| «. Ac. mmf. v. HR. 
 
 Gait, n. air or manner 0/ walking. qfcT/. ^Tc5/. ■«<W<4I- 
 
 ^ HV^/.-S^r/. 
 
 Solemn or stately g. 'M'lPl/. 
 Gala-DAT, n. tfH3l-^'fT 1^^^^ m. 
 
 GalaSGAL, n. alpinia g. ^ptoEvPT or ^rfi^^TT n. C^/- 
 
 GiLAXT, «. V. Milky way. arpKr^ninr/. 31I+HH<^/. ^TT- 
 Galbaxum, «. — the gum-resin, jjtnf^^vjii or »iqr%ft^ m. 
 Gale, «. vehement wind. eiH-tot or ^T^TiS/. st^pir/. ^1^3 or 
 
 vjTfe n. H^NM «». ^\r^ m. ^\r^^ f. 
 
 2 See Passion. 
 Gall, n. Jj/e. f^ n. 
 
 2 galled place, v. ExcobiatiOK. JTTa;/. 
 Gall-bladdee, n. f^rTT^ ^^<ft/.-f^?T^/. 
 Gall or Gall-sct, «. HpsPF^ n. JT^jj^ra «. irr^TT «. 
 Black g. +|(£mMI m. 
 White g. 'HimMI m. 
 Gall-stose, n. fqrTT^qr f^^i'fii'^i ^RT w. 
 2b Gall, v. a. fret the skin. =qtoE^, ^T5l^r, ^THPif, m^- 
 
 or, ^"nwf, rti'i"!. 
 
 2 annoy, t'tfa?, v. To Tease, vjnijf, g^uf, lf«^, ^^Muft/. 
 
 Gallant, a. gay, v. Fixe. hi^F, »TI^=^, fJR^, tfpft^. 
 
 2 tpirited, T. Bbate. <»I<^IT, ^^it^, '(TTT, H^f.^K, flt^^STMt, 
 
 3 courtly to ladiet. ^W'-Ml'O, ^-HHdl'fl, ^T<»1HI j*(T|f, 
 
 Gallant, n. paramour, Sfc. v. Loveb. tTTl, 'JTR, 3^"Tf3r, ^' 
 
 Bival g. ^ejdoti or «^dlol|. 
 Gallantly, adv. v. A. 2. f^sj^rft^, H'fe alrflH, TlH'JT'F. 
 
 3 ^fr!RT5ffftt, ^^T^JTT^f^^, IjftflPFRg^, 
 QALLANTEr,"n. V. A. 1. See Finebt. 
 
 3 ^HHI^^f^/. ^«?FTT ««. ^?FJTR »». 
 
 I. vicioni g. <»+^l->ft/. 
 Galled, p. v. V. 1- '^ra^^?^, f^l'It^rfl, Ac. 
 
 Having a g. or sore back. sTToft, 'TlroTT, TRTWr. 
 
 2 3Tr^^?5T, Ac. 
 Galleby, n. covered terrace outiide of a houte. ^T^TT w. 
 
 2 ( in a church, theatre, Ac. ) MI«»-<<mHl«1 <Ml«)i^< %%- 
 
 ^ S«H<| i^<l*i-»ft ^THTT/. 
 Galley, «. »W*lrll-m <^q> iWR 3TT^. 
 
 2 roo* room 0/0 ihip of tear. TKTVSi «l«m|t«"*(| art^m w. 
 Gallei-ilave, n. 'H*1'1I^ Tf^ *TR<mTT •J'llK. 
 Gallimatu, «. V. NoNsE.NsE. 3nj?nil ». ^'li^'li f*. "STF- 
 
 ifWi »». HRfrJVTT n. {^^f- 
 
 Oallimacfby, ». V. Medley, ftf^/. fjf^lfinn ». "tRrt- 
 Oalliko, p. a. V. V. 2. sfT^TTITT, Ac. OTI^I), tJoS'P. 
 Oalli pot, n. affhu^fnrHJ ^ JPPR^ Hti w|. 
 Gallox, ». ^'%<^ KT^ ain^. 
 
GAM 
 
 348 
 
 GAE 
 
 To Gat.lop, v. a. qsROf, ^inauf, f^^dt, ^T^, f^^Tosdf, ^;^RK- 
 of, %^, ^ w8. *ii4"r y. O/" 0. 
 
 To g. up aud down. %^ot, %^ m.-^<H)4'Pi w. ^^, 
 
 To g. yiolently. ?TM »». \iif. 
 Galiop, Galloping, n. t. V. A. <^c)jijj' «. f^^ «. &c. 
 
 To put out into a g. •?l<ii-*R'^-M^ ^ I ^l -=^t%T-<fcc.^- 
 
 To set ofl' at a g.— a liorse. ^Wft-^^ff^-Ac. Pu j uj - 
 I.— the pace. =q^ m. ^^^\Pjj. <^«l4-=(ia/. *R^/. »T^- 
 
 In a g. H?:^^, ^VTN, H^i^I^, ^^T. 
 Gallopin, «. servant Jor the kitchen. ^Z^iZfn. 
 To Gallow. See To rBioHTEN. 
 Gallowat, «. small sized horse. 3TR%5T m. 
 Gallows, «. <pt^ ^u<4NI ^f^I m. >\'A]4J F.iwi «. pi. 
 To Gamble, To Game, v. n. flay at dice, cards.^ ^c. for a 
 
 stale. WUIMI ^55 m.-'^#qT %o5 wi.-^Rf^TrfNT <<T5E »».-&c. 
 
 ^Tot, "Fm «i. p^-^^^TTw.-^TR »». n--^ n.-&c. ^fo5^, ^- 
 
 Gamblek, Gamestek, n. v. V. qoiNI %5tarKT, ^'^ ^9Eott- 
 7T, &c. ^HI<Ho4"lKI, "Ft^T^oIoTTTT, &c. ^'\\(\ or =55rT, ^- 
 
 3fT^, ?j^^fTT, »i?isr, aT?^?jjT, ar^Twrrf, f^. 
 Gambling, Gaming, n. v. Y.—act. ^^ ^otof n. <rf% %o5- 
 of «. &c. v»JJ|i< »i, n. ^cTT «. ^tlmsifl/. ?lrr n. TTHT- 
 
 Gambling-house, n. jnTT^ot^TT^r 3T^ »»..<^ m. ^oq^ i- 
 ^'IKNI- ^^TT-m^T-Ac. 3T|r »». ?TfT?rTc5T/. 
 
 Gamboge, «. ^sfirV-fl-^i f^r «». ^?f^R »». 
 
 To Gajibol, v. «. V. To Trisk, To Plat. f%5?o}, f^4<^otq | ' 
 or %^r5ETff, <qtipc5^, TS^nf. pi ITT^, TT^, qmS^, j- 
 
 2— in the water. |^ or i»T^, ^sppof, ^i^pof. 
 Gambol, Gamboling, «. v. V. 1. %^fjfn. &c. f^<^si m. 
 
 Wild g. ijl+'^ot n. 
 Gambbels, n. hind legs of a horse. f^^iJT^/. 
 Game, n. sport, v. Plat. ^55 »». ^KtlT/. ^^ «. 
 
 To make game of. See To Mock. 
 
 2 jest, not earnest. HHiO/. %o5 m. 
 
 3 «ia/c7i at play. %^ m. v. ^, STT^/. p. ^. 
 Pull g. lit. fig. *Rli;r «». 
 
 Losing g. Srm: siT^ft/. 
 
 4 <?n/OTrt7s o/yame?. TTT^T/. f^«FR/. ^irt/. 
 .7b Game. See To Gamble. 
 
 Game-cock, n. ^^t^ +j«)il w>."^%^ +?i«l4l m. 
 Gamesome, n. See Plateul. 
 Gamester. See Gambler. 
 Gammer, n. — the compellation. spTT/. 
 Gammon, w. hoa.r. ^r^ m. stt^ w. gtrJr m. 
 To Gammon, r. a. to hoax. ^fpFT w».-#=5T m.-kc. ^, 
 Gamut, n. musical scale. ^[^ m. «<Mm «i. ^rft^PTWft/. 
 The notes oiih^ gamut are: — ll^j^R^T, lt«?R,'TKq'- 
 
 T, <T^nT, ^iT, Piiii^ /Po/>. ^^^. 
 
 Chanting the notes of the g. *(R'IH/. 
 
 Eunning down the notes of the g. 3T^ft^ m. 
 
 Euuuiug up the notes of the g. 3TT/. v. ^. 
 Gander, w. |h m. ^F??^^^ m. q'^ m. 
 Gang, «. t. Band. ^k\f. '<T^ m. ^/. ^/. »R orTT f;i. 
 
 Gang-wat, n. vd^M|e« stfrtT^ ^ n. 
 Ganges, «. »mT/. HPftTift/. W^/. ^l%oft/. 
 
 G. of heaven, t. Milktwat. gT?FT?I »I^/. 
 
 G. of the infenial regions. 'TFT^rft/. 
 
 Spot on which the g. descends. 'PTt^/. [ tift. 
 
 Gangrene, To Gangrene. See Mortification, To Mor- 
 Gaol, n. prison. 5ifi<HHI»»-"^^<*IHI «»• si^^rRr»». H^m. ^- 
 fS^V^^. «»>KI'IKn. +.HI5^n. — in covert phrase. ^iMHiw. 
 To Gaol. See To Imprison. 
 Gaol-delivebt, m. ^5^3nfT m. 
 Gaoler, «. 5ir^<^KMNI-5TnT^-&c. arf^nFPft, ^f^5[in5T=^, 
 
 Gap, «. 1%5/. dim. f^KV^f- or 3 «. or f%^^f. or^j n. 
 and enhanc. f%JK or\ n. ^uf.enhanc. ^\w: n. vivf 
 m. ^fq- m.f. 
 
 Large g. *n^ or 51 or M'\'\\i n. TTT? «. WTW «• HT- 
 JRTT or HHRfT OT. iTrBsp^ or ^ ». J^TTSTT ». f^q^R or ^ «. 
 
 G. in the teeth. ^S/. sffiTTfes/ ^*TT^ «. 
 2 fig. intermitted day or time, \, Break. ^W »». STPIT m. 
 
 Sflaw, defect. %^ «. 
 Gap-toothed, o. ^ t^^ft or »IT, ^'<Tn, ^i-»K4i, ^l^'T':^ or 
 
 To Gape, v. n. yawn. ^tH^ /.-vTTHoft/. ^^t-^, or Kith in. 
 con. irijf, ^^H^. 
 
 2 o^cn widely, — a plank, a fruit, the ground, &c. T^- 
 
 t^oT, qrotif, f^-M^'JI, Hn?^, ^drt>Ji, ?re^, rii+ui, ts /.- 
 
 'TT/. TS'Jf »'»• con. 
 
 3 o/)«7» Mp «io!</A from wonder, Sfc. 3TT »». Vil<u(-Wnr'it, 
 
 Gape, Gaping, n. t. V. 1. ^-^ff. ^T5ft/"- ^'TT/. ^HWn. 
 Gaper, «. Gaping, p. a. v. V. 3. 3{|M«-«TI, dii'dWI, ^TT "T- 
 
 Garb, n. v. Clothes, Dress, tf m. q^TR »». feTRT »». 
 
 Garbage. See Refdse. 
 
 To Garble, v. a. sift, separate, pick, Sfc. 'lloiuj, J|K|'||c& /. 
 
 'FT'if'ji^^T ^i'tut g. of 0. <ii«^ <ii«^ 'ffttof-fe^. 
 Garbled,;?, t. V. <Ilo!.r^>rfl, &c. TToSFTToft'fT. 
 Garden, «. srm m.f. dim. 5nft^ m. qr^/. mVc^ f^^^^ n. 
 *R|H«H n. 3TTTr*T w. 3Trm «• 
 
 Flower g. *rJ«)l'l m. f. jwr^rf^^FT/. [ % »». i?^. 
 
 Gardens — comprch. gardens, plantations, Sfc. «m^^- 
 
 G.— fruits, qi'irs'rft <F5J n. pi. 
 
 Kitchen g. JT5tT m. STTITJ'T «• 
 
 Of or belonging to a g. sTFTTTfft. [ »ftT/. 
 
 Gabden-orouitdb, Garden-land, n. «ipnfT «. «IPTTf?ft ^- 
 
GAS 
 
 349 
 
 GAT 
 
 Gabdes-plot, n. tT'PT m. <^\(\ f. cTT^ m. ^r^ m. 
 Gahdes-stpff, n. MMII^'T n. sjFITlH^/. HToE«r n. 
 
 Portion of g. exacted as market-toll. ?r? /. 
 GmDETEB, «. *TTo?r, «iI'I«IH, ^TT^, j^iTTT or ^^3T5T «». 
 
 Flower-g. ^Hl^. 
 
 Gardeners ward, quarter, &c. mi^TlTm. JnaJt STToft/. 
 
 Kitchen-g. H^+O. ['ft/- 
 
 Gakdesiso, n. «||||<(>|H «. HT^f^mT m. «||«MMM'J|I m. MI'WF- 
 Gahgakism, Gahole, fi. «•««* /(W /Ac /A roa<. J^EtiTT »». 3- 
 
 oEwft /. 3T5ET M. fflit /. noEWTr^-Ac. ^Wv «. «ifjr m. 
 
 ^i^h-Om ti. 
 2b Gaboabize, To Gabole, v. a. nsot m.pl.-*\-iVM\f.pl- 
 
 Gabxaxd, «. ^ m. m^ pop. ^\m f. JTT^ /. ( in comp. as 
 
 iTTr^T n. ?ff or ?ni^/. 
 
 G. of wild flowers. •IHHlfll /. 
 2 eolUction of prinled pieces. X(^H\^\/. 
 Gablic, h. fSgjT «. /. ?5^5T n. 
 
 Clove of g. rl^ui«ft/ Mi+'af) / ^^ «. Sr^ ». ^/ 
 
 Gabmixt, «. v. Clothiso, Clothes. MiM<^"l «. T?? n. 
 
 MI^^DI «. [ ^ «. 
 
 A tattered mantle or g. *''-<5< w tdf-fn. <5^ft/. <p- 
 
 G. of patches. qr«lT /. m^^ /. nf^ /. 
 
 GaBXEB, n. \. GBA5ABT. ^TJt /• ^tSR »». M|'<4|l||< ». 
 
 To Gabxtb, t. a. ^t^-^3TTM-&c. %^, 
 
 OaB5ET, «. «n^ m. 
 
 To Gabxisb, v. a. decorate. ^Pl^f, F^ST'I't, ^MtF-g^l^d- 
 
 Ac W^. 
 GABXitmiEST, GAMfiTCTa. See Obsamest. 
 GaBSKT, n. room at tie top of a hovte. TrtT% »U<t^^-»r5T- 
 
 Gabbis05, n. — the place. d-m'^-MI Tt^ ff».-f^{5T m.-AcST^rw. 
 2 — the troopn. Z\''^\'^^-^i^^-^*i\ 'lNIKt3-&c. filfTt»». 
 
 To Oabbisox, r. a.JumUh vith toldiert for drfence. T<T^- 
 
 rffW f^WT^ ••• pl.-hx. T«r^. 
 Oamclitt, 11. T. A. fI'MKMUIl m. <|<i(?^uil «. &c. 
 Gabbclocs, «. T. Taixatite. iit5!»ITlT, TT^ 
 
 GABBCiX>CstT, «/r. T. A. WT^ra'lTT^f, WT^ra^t^^. 
 GaBTEB, «. SIMHrifl «jt*TWTr<t "Tft/. HPrt^ in. 
 Gaii, n. V^^ ^ TWT^ 1Tr4 'iTIf , "ITH ■». 
 Ga»c05adb, «. T. V. Boast, if^/. ?»<0^ WT^ ft. 
 2b Oakoxaok, c. ». To Boait. SMt/.f^fT^, f r*RI / "»»- 
 
 OaSEOCS, a. V. N. Wr^[CT, WPTCT. 
 
 Oasb, ». <if^ «»'/ !«</? cut. Ht^^on^RfVi. M'l^ll. Ht- 
 
 ^ ^^mfif. trr ••. ^ w •«. 
 
 To Oa«h, •. •. ym w.-Wrt w.-Ac. »T^. 
 
 2b Gait, r. «. v. To Pakt. «irn/. p/. \«^4?T?^, ^TT^, MT- 
 
 j Gasp, Gaspiso, n. t. V. vm/. c5T^/. aTT^cBuft/. ^T «. 
 ?l»rfT»^T?r m. ^«# m. g^H «. 
 
 The last g. 5? n. [y. "/«. 
 
 To be at the last g. H^-^-^ STfT »»• STot-tTFT^- 
 
 GaStbic, a. belonging to the lelly or stomach, \H4<MI, vTT- 
 
 G. juice, vrarrftr m. ^HH<A m. ipt^rftr ♦». ( Tliese 
 
 words mean literally^ra of the lelly ). [ ifl^^ n. 
 
 Gate, n. ( of a city, palace, &c. ). ^^0/. ^ n. <\<.«(|\»n»n. 
 
 Building over the g. jfrj^ m. n. 
 
 Front or grand g. PH^^K n. H^TgTT n. [<^<i|MI »». 
 
 2 ( of a village or ward, &c. ). %?t/. 4"i<f>l »n. 4>I<1«J> «. 
 
 3 ( of an enclosure, in a fence, &c. ). ^R'lT »». ^TtTT ♦». 
 
 ?r^ w ?R% «. dim. r^z^f. ^?T5t/?nft/. ^ff /. «prnp «. 
 
 "Pf^P^T n. 
 Qate-keepeb, ♦». ( of a village ). %?H^, gTTTn?, 
 Gate-wat, n. (^^^I'jfl «t. '^5r^ or ^^/ Ht^T «. 
 2b Gatheb, v. a. collect. "TtoET =PTwf, (^^^T^, f^ToRr^t, nfoETT- 
 
 N»iHNui, 'jilotui, 'l«j«of, ^1 m.-^^'^^ OT.-&C. ^^^ y. 0/0, 
 
 2 crop, j)Z«c/fc. «Tt55t, ^fT^ot, ?TtffT ^, 3'frT''f, tltS'ft/.* 
 <Tr5T m.-&c. ^T^f y. o/" 0. 
 
 3 draw together, into narrow compass, Sfc. tii«t^>Ji, SliMv'i, 
 
 arrsRot, argi^, ^rrmR^, areW »».-3T7^ w.-an^ w.-atrr- 
 
 ^TT ti.-&c. ^^. 
 
 4 V. To PccKEB. H^iui or ^niit, tJ^'i^f^iJi. 
 
 5 ( sums due, &c. ). dM«<u|, 3^55uf, ^^ ^^, vJMK'^i, 
 
 7<ii^i OT.-Tnr^im OT.-&C. ^^g. of 0. 
 
 Monies gathered in. <i'HiT/. TT^'fl"/. 3TTT ♦». TTT- 
 ^ f». g'I«ft^/ g^'iKofl/ 
 C collect logically. aijHH «.-H^ m. qfr<Jlf, ^^flH «. ^, 
 
 «T WI.-&C. *J>|ii<5i. 
 2b Gatheb, v. n. come together, collect, assemble. ^^>^^, 
 fint^, "TtoET ^, vSHT'it, ?(<»>^-^;5^ ^Hf, ^'^j 5^. 
 
 2 V. To PucKKB. gr^prof, ^r^ or y^«ul, 3T^^. 
 
 3 generate pus. J^otdj, q%tijr, j'^TiT^, J^TT^, JoETT^ ^- 
 
 Gatheb, f». t. Pdckeb. gTf^ft/- f^R>ft/. ^^/. 
 Gatipebes, p. V. V. A. 1. 'fl'oET ^^rtl, ^IWT^W, Ac cpTT, 
 ^rt'ftT, ^?^, ^tf^, ^nr^, tiHif^i, ?tf^, ^T^, 
 
 2 <l'lA'41, Ac ^^^. 
 
 3 *1I«IW-1I, ^<IM<^^I, Ac. 
 
 4 JJ^Wf^l, Ac. •j^ff^. [ Vrf. 
 Gathebkb, n. v. V. A. 1. fi\^ "KTWITT, Ac. ?t^«T-H«If-Ac. 
 Gathxbixo, n. v. V. A. l.—act. ntcST 1JT^«. Ac. spTWw. ^- 
 
 mfTT «». fnpr »•. 
 
 G. from all quarter*. ^TH^pTTW/. 
 
 2 !ftr»t «• Ac. JTtToft/. J^ •»»• 5^I»T »i. 
 
 3 Ft^<^ n. Ac. ?mr<^/. 3T7Mt/. aiT^R m. 3T^ «. 
 
GEL 
 
 850 
 
 GEN" 
 
 4 5TT''t «• 
 
 5 g'l^nif «. S'T^TT/. ^PWftf. 3+oflH/. «. 3'^F5ET fn.^'ll*)! 
 
 I. a g. a puckering. fsRlft/ gT^^ft/. 
 
 II. a tumor, Sfc. J?!^ «. 
 Gaud. See Oenamest, Trinket. 
 Gaudeex. See Finebit. 
 
 Gaudily, adv. v. A. tful^, J'ff^, TS+MIM. 
 GACDINE33,n.V. A. tJP^. 9IITH/.H3^/. v. JTR, *Io6*|*I4«».^/. 
 Gacdt, m. v. Fine. ^^Torrs:, ^^rns, ^H<^H,*ra^, Tf^iTS^- 
 
 2b Gauge, &c. See To Measuke, &c. 
 
 Gaunt, n. v. Lean, rr?, "^V^h riS+MM3, +l<i«<<l, ^P^, 
 
 Tall and g. qricS o;- <siso6. 
 Gauntlet, «. ^HT'». ^T^r^f^ ;?op. ^T^Stj^/. 
 
 To take up the g. q^JTw. 3^c^, 1%IT«». i3-Mrf5f|. 
 
 To throw the g. ^^m. *Tt5^-^VT<T'I-<i'«l''f. 
 Gauze, n. qrTT*Jc5 or ^T^PJTm. 
 Gawk. See Fool. 
 
 Gawky, a. v. Aukward. afTTT^, 9TT5Fft. 
 Gay, o. a/ry, llUhe^ lively^ v. Meket. aiM<(l, 3TTH^f^, 
 
 2 fond of amusements and sports. t't?r, Owi, iilpj), t'fti 
 
 ^Hirfi, ^?Tr?ft, -"(M-fl, *lH«*n, n?5^5ft or ^?iT, g'^iia-«i<^, 
 
 ft?SRft. 
 
 3 \. Fine. tJl^-m, vJM<^K. 
 
 Gayety, Gayness, «. v. A. 1. ^n'-^^frj /. tHM<^^*( | t| «». 
 
 I. See Mekhiment, Mikth. II See Pleasueb. 
 GaYLY, 0(il>. T. A. 1. 3TR^?r, 3"e5I«l^', g'sfTOfrft^, 
 
 3 V. Finely. 3nft%, «*M^I<"l^. 
 To Gaze, ». «. look intently. ?^-<.*'i<»>-H.+H+-d<t)|4,i-HdH'l 
 
 Gaze, Gazino, «. t. V. J^F^T^ <TT^«. &c. J^/. e^Foft/. 
 
 Gazelle, «. y. Dees. Hnw. 
 Gazette, «. newspaper. 3T^«nT/ ^T^HTfRfn. 
 2b Gazette, t>. a. qrfjTR T^tcT ?m^-!7f>l4+<^. 
 Gazetteer, «. See. Gazette. 
 
 2 ^^ ^mr ^ ^r-Mlf^+K'm <)uHI^T ?f<T»». [or qrt_ 
 
 Gazinoly, aJt>. T. V. J=?>, J^^TF or ^ intent, d<t>l<(>l, d4>H<t> 
 Gazinq-stock, «. |%TT5irt. <jH^m^^fHHM<^». 
 Geae, n. (of a cart, plough, &c.) harness, tacMe. ^Z''ln. r[- 
 
 »TTTm. tiiv^iH?". tll*llin. 
 
 2 See DsEsa. 
 Gelatine, Gelatinous, a. resembling gelly, viscout. f^nifNl, 
 
 2b Geld, ». o. castrate. ^Rft q^, Sfrsm. qJTTof, *t Htf<^H «. 
 
 2 (by pounding the testicle ) s^fim, ^Rijf. 
 Gelly. See Jelly. 
 Gelt, Geldino, n. animal gelt. ^ ^l^-^rTI^ or 
 
 TKTT ^riT-&c. 
 Gem, n. precious stone. Xs^n. nf^ or wf\m. \»1«(l^<». J'TiHJTw. 
 
 G.-miue. Tr^TT^wt. 
 
 Hidden g.Jig. ai+S' JTFift^rt. 
 
 Jewels or gems-compreh. IHi^+^M. pi. 
 
 Judge or connoisseur of gems. ^H'JI«<f|. 
 
 Middle g. of a string. ^^^T^^>pop. Mt^HI'l^m. 
 
 Small rubj, diamond, or other g. ^[JT/. ^"ft/. 
 
 The nine gems. T^f^w- pi. 
 
 Of or belonging to a g. v1«)lf^0. 
 
 Set or studded with gems, <H^ilH, ^tT^^H. 
 
 Socket of a g. spf^ «. 
 
 String of gems. ^TfuiHWr/. ^Tf^nflTOT. [ f^^H. 
 
 The g. or boss as the middle of a finger ring. €[mn. 
 
 To mount gems, spl^w. 'R<Jt. 
 2 See Bud, 
 To Gem, v. a. irAiilMn-im^itri.&c. ^^. 
 Gemini, «. — the zodiacal sign. fir<pT». ^^n. gj^n. 
 Gemmaey, Gemmeous, a. pertaining, ijc. to gems. ^HF-^T, 
 
 vSTsrr^^, <,<-iti''H4t, Tt^t^t:?;, JTfoi^<ift. 
 
 Gender, n. — in gram, feij n. 
 
 Feminine, g. ^llrST n. 
 
 Masculine g. ^f^ «. 
 
 Variation ( of words ) through g, ff5'I*l«f «, 
 2b Gender, See To Beqet. To Copulate. 
 Genealogical, a. y. N. t^I^R-ilNI, ^^11 ^•+hR«<'|5!j, ^^C^- 
 
 ^;^mm^^ sr^^nft^, &c. 
 
 Genealogist, n. +r5HI<-4, *rt^M-<f^^P'T-&c. ^?I^, ^t?jpH|T. 
 
 Genealogy, «. history of a pedigree. ^V=^ft^Hn. ^WV^-^Rrin. 
 •f^n^rfe^T n. *rt*H-MR^ n. [ -JrtMWl/, 
 
 2 pedigree. ^Wf^f- ^^TT^ipJT m. ^rf+H m. ^^\H<mi/. 
 
 General, a. belonging to the genus, generic. ^3TT<ff^, vinfrT- 
 HNMI, WWrTOT, timi'M, ^lPlHNr«<«l<4^, ■^lf?lH|->l*i^. 
 
 2 «o< particular, not specified. ^trrTOT, ^IMI'M, 3lWt^f- 
 5F, flIMH or tft^'I H ,3T'=( RfH ,3lH R (tf •»( ,3Tf^?l'T,3l W frlM^. 
 
 3 usual, customary, v. Common. 5;5t^, <k,£inrti, o?it^- 
 ft^ pop. 5?nr^if(^, STlf'T^. [ ^^tiK'ir. 
 
 4 public, relating to all v. Common. H^rf^, ^^?M*ft, W- 
 Gekeral, n. commander of an army, ^^mfrf, 5tl'«rr«T?T, ?>- 
 
 FsnfvTT^, «^l*TlT, spa^^ft or Bft or «I?ft, 
 
 2 See Whole. 
 In general. See Generally. 
 Generalissimo, n. Ht^MttiiHRi »», 
 Generality, Genteralness, n. y. A. 1. ^rT^TROT n. ^rmpTW. 
 
 ^tTTT^fif n. tllMl^m/. vHlPdH «. ^JTlf^r^'TH' m. 
 
 2 WVIR'^ «. ^rarroTf^ n. ^fPTpq' n. ^TVTRWiHT^ «». m- 
 
 3 ^/. sr^TT «. i|lR<+H n. 
 I. See Main, Majority. 
 
 To Generalize, v. a. WtnT^^T n. arm^T, flTtTR"^ aTPn^ 
 
 Generally, oJp, T. A. 2, ?TTt<KUI<^HM, flim-M<Km^',?TT- 
 
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 GE5KRAXSHIP, n. office of a general. +HI<jrdH w. *KH^?flPl/\/. 
 
 2 military tkiU. 55^flr4| n. <^5<^i Ffiwq «. iumirtj n. 
 To Gksekate, r. a. v. To Beokt.3??^ ^P^, >JrHI<\"i, ^JIsTTw. 
 
 -H^ii «• ^>^. 
 OehzxatiOK, n. t. V.— «<■<. JPTT^ n. ^TTTn. M^^HHn. 
 Male or female organs of g. TT?V m. n. J^ n. 
 Male organ of g. TTF n. f^V n. m. 
 I. a g. «tii^{« tueeettion. f^ f. q^ m. J?^ «. itf /. 
 From g. to g. ftsl^ifM^T, 3^3^tJ5f, R^MwT. 
 GlSKHATirE, a. that ha* the power of propagation. v^mTI- 
 
 OcrKBic, Geitebicai,, a. v. Geseeai,. ^OffNt, vdlf?l'H'«<'*ft, 
 
 GE.fMICALLT, adv. T. A. ^ I H I -Md :, ^|ff t M*<* ft, ^^I^R«l4i. 
 Gbtebicalses3, n. v. A. vjUfdH ». vflfrl*MHI<l m. ^rrvrK'Tn. 
 ?IIVi<.wM n. *llHI-«< n. 
 
 C^KHEBOSITT, GEXEBOCS5ES8, «. T. A. 1. <^I^MUI1 «. >3^K«J- 
 OTT ■». 4<«dHU|r m. tflHIrfl/. afl<^l<l «. 3^Rr^ «. ^T^ n. 
 
 2 *lHl-«fl)«i^<tn/. 
 GxVEBOus, a. liberal, bountiful, ij^, ^mT, vWw, Jf^T<TT 
 (esp. in CQmp. aa miJ^MI, >*<*JW<^MI, ^tilM-^MI), ^- 
 
 (e»p. in com p. ), <lMHfllr^, <I^M, q^H^. 
 Some terms for a generou* perton, are ^ or ^uijifi 
 
 Peraon generous with the property of another. 3TTf - 
 
 aft^aiT ^ftfrtr ^ifv«fl ttr amr. 
 
 2 T. MaOJIAKIMOBS. JRT^I im, H^ l rM I. 
 0K5XK0U8LT, adv. T. A. 1. «4oi<4<>l|^, 35^<^mW, !1<^^I*}m^*, 
 
 2 4^n»iii^, »iicvi*iii^. 
 Gexial, a. that agree* with one'* eonititution. HHUIKI, ilf>- 
 
 3 See MxuT. 
 
 GnrtAL, A pertaining to generation. ^RTf^^TT, -/IH^^ q- 
 
 Oesitau, «. part* btlonging to generation. 31F<T m. n. 3R- 
 OcsiTiTX, ».— the caM. «iv VTTV «. ^ ^flW ». <|l^/. 
 
 OEjriTDXK, «. T. BiRH. 3PH m. «. 
 
 Lord of the g. — in aatrology. 'Jf'^^f^ n. 
 GxinuB, n. protecting power, Ife. \^f. ( aa im^Wm,r«M- 
 
 ^*^, f^^^fm, Ac )"^fn ». Hi^i«**i «. ( a« rMRMi|i««(, 
 
 O. of a place. Vtf^^mf. f^^HT^ •». 
 O. of dwelling placea. flt^^^fll/. fl*3"JM m. 
 2 MM<W poir«r. jf^^HW n. jf^^T?^ «. RfTT/. f^/. «- 
 
 GEN 
 
 8 ditptmtion of mind. jf^/. 3^ utf /. iPlHt >it»/. 
 
 4 a genius. See Cleteb. 
 Gexteel, a. polite, of good manner*, Sfc. — persons, fir^, ^- 
 
 2 — of manners, customs, &c. t. Gestlemanlt. ^^^, 
 Genteelxess, n. v. A. 1. MH»<4Mui| m. MV^^^f. J^-iTTWr 
 
 ♦»■ m^^'^RkI/. f^wf / fifi^n+T/. ?p='TrTr/. f^re'TT/. 
 
 Gentian, n. y. cherayta. f^TIrT po/). f%TT^ n. f^<.|^d <^e<i>\ 
 
 /. Hbil^H *rl+l/. r-Mil/d «. 
 Stick or dried g. «FlTf^^T^ n. 
 Gektile, o. ?T|;g[t JTTff 3=raT, 
 
 2— in grammar. vflfrl^IM*. 
 Gestilitt, «. ^oo<i extraction. ^c^JTTTT/ 3<|fj^<jilri| n. ^- 
 
 2 See Genteelsess. 
 Gentle, a. veil-born, of good birth. [^<£\^\<\ or ^n^, ^rt«id, 
 vi(lfd<<d, 3T^Tr7, 3T?ftr7, ^lff|-«)l, ^rfld, 5??^, M^'^l-n, ^- 
 
 ^, ^J,T, ^^55, ?r5^, arfirjnrT, '^^r^ft^, 'FffofHr, ^- 
 "f^, g^, g^srm, 3Tt4. 
 
 2 m«eA:, peaceable, v. Mild. T^, f^HTT or f?r«TT, ^frf or 
 
 fH«^1, 3r^, ^IMSI, ^TTJ^^MT or oft. 
 
 3 moderate, mild. ?PW, flFT, HJ, 5Ft»I?5, 
 G. measure. •HIHIm-MK »». 
 
 4 — a breeze, &c. ^rf+t, H??, Brf or ^iT. 
 GEHTLE-rOLK, n. Tf^^sftT OT. qt5^5(IT^ ??t^ «. pi- Ml«<»l^R?t- 
 
 q; m. j)i. ^^'<a<^^ m. ;)i. ?T«i^>j; m. pi. jrflirtl* m. jrf. 
 Gektle-mas, n. ^J^«l «. €t|«1 «». ?I«R «». ^^»H m. gug- 
 
 wi w. ««?^H OT. ^IWTJW^ m. 
 Gentle-manlike. See Gektlemanlt. 
 Gestle-manliness, n. t. A. 1. HI^H^/ ng«<4Muii m. ^- 
 
 ^■•Tf^rft/. n^<rmT»i. f^JPTHT/. ^viHH< n. ^fhif^w. 
 
 Gentle-maKLT, a. polite, courteou*, ^-c— person. ^0=^, f?r- 
 ?, ^T?(t==JT, fl»=<TfftT, fsireiftT, f^'T^ll'r, ^Tm^M^'tO-HI, ^- 
 
 2 becoming a gentleman ; polite, ^c— acts, customs, &c. 
 
 Gentle-woman, n. lady. frfH^^/. ff^^/ J''^./- 5* 
 
 Gintleness, n. t. A. 1. and GnwiUTT. ^pftspn/. 3TTfSr- 
 «TTr«T «. •lU^'P^Jdl/. 
 
 2 »T^W/. f«r»TTt or nrsmt/. Trrni/ TOTf^/. hhtI/. 
 mij^ «. flKmnr »n. ^t^/- Tit?i^HT^ »», rt?rffn/. aW- 
 
 ffn/. ^ >«<Mf»P </. RlHT^T^ n. 
 
 GtirrtT, adv. v. A. 2. fil^'mi^, «?rmT^, TTHlt*?, &c. ?fr- 
 T. loftiy, xeithout force or violence. tf3T«TT^, ^, f^, 
 
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 GIB 
 
 Gbntbt. See GEHitE-rOLK. 
 
 Gestu, See HrsDU. 
 
 Genuflection. See KNEEtisa, 
 
 Genuine, a. not counterfeit^ not spurious, real. ^TT, aTOS, 
 
 frS^ITT, ^I5HI W^ or '^t^ps\^ ^zqj ^]s\-^]^ ^<KI*il. 
 Genuineness, «. v. A. W^if- <rA'^'TI w». 3T?fa^"ll »». 3TO- 
 
 ?5Tf /. •^"IWMUII m. 'irST^ir m. 
 Genus, «. ciiwa. vJTrfrT/. ^fT/. ^JfrfrrT^T m. »rT ««. ^ «i, 
 Geogbaphee, n. v. N. 'Tni?! 1^4/ 1*1 til, ^'llaRqi+f^, 
 Geoohaphical, a. v. N, ^'ilrfR^j^m , ^m' l rfpK ^ H'M 'ft, ^f%5- 
 
 R<yif^ «)<<+, 
 Geogbapht, n. ^'lM[kii\f. 'jnT?=5«r'PT «• 
 Geological, «. v. N. HT^RT W ^^ft-f^TT^T^, &c. 
 Geologist, «. H<^HHII«^t1I, f^ni<-=j'il^Tii. 
 Geology, n. science of the structure of the earth. ^i-^'WVT- 
 
 ^ n. f^frJVqHJVT^ n. M%<i^\\\^ n. fnif^r^ n. 
 Geomanceb, «. V. N. TKt^TT^tJTRT, rm\. 
 Geomancy, n. divination ht/ figures, Sjc. TJTr5 m. 
 Geometeb, Qeometeician, «. r. N. ^<f)lMp> l cft , ^^rmf&RTT, 
 
 Geometbical, a. v. N. ^mf^mf^, ^■>l<iHf^<J-=ll, ?^- 
 QEOHEyViY, n. science of tJte mensuration of lines, surfaces, 
 
 2 mensuration of the earth. 3qTf*Tfrr/. HfHfrl/. ^TTTTT- 
 
 ?r «. ^^-^IHNH «. 
 Geeanium, ». ^ <^ grs 3n^. 
 GeeiiI, n. sprout. 3T^ m. «Fr»T>». HT3 «. +t<f)' »». 
 
 2 fig. sft^ n. flR5 »«. 
 Geeman, n. first cousin. *rT^ «». ( sT^t'T/. ) ^^ »». a?^- 
 
 5T >». «lt*nf m. 
 To Gekminate, v. n. v. To Spbout. ai^T^, ^^, Htl m.- 
 
 Geeminated, p. V. V. 3=f5<33l, &c. ^ 3TIrfc*l, 3i^ft?I, 
 Gebmination, ». T. V. — act. 3i+<<j( n. ^^ n. &c. iRl^ ♦». 
 
 Gestation, n. pregnancy. TTT^ s?!^ «. 'pf^TR'iT «. "Tf^- 
 ^ «. ThUm"!! w. nP^umuii »i. ( of beasts ). 
 
 To Gesticulate, v. n. make gestures. ^*rr^ w. pi.- gpRf^- 
 frj- OT.-3Tf*R«T »».-&c. ^TW, TT^ OT./^i. <^KM«)«I. 
 
 Gesticulation, «. v. V.— ac^ ^TK ^T'lt «. &c. 3T^- 
 ^ »«. 3fn^ »». 3Ttf*i^%^/. arf^R'T «». arf^rsftfrr/. 
 
 Gesticulatoby, a. representing in gestures. SH'lR^MMI, 
 Gestuee, n. movement of the lody or limbs. ^T^HR »»• jP^ 
 
 Manual gestures. ^HS|fX w.i'i. 
 To Get, v. a. procure, obtain, gain. (Hit) "I or i)ot*|0'l, BTT^- 
 ^, ^sft^^^t, W, m«|ui, Im*"!, t^TW, cSN^ll, rtl^i^l, 'll*(u| 
 (these five with in. eon.), ^WM-JTm ^R^ or ^ »>». 
 COfi. ■«m<^uft/.-«Ml^ujj;/-&c. ^^5'. o/o. 
 
 To get a beating. WR m.-&c. ^n^, ^cl ^n'f. 
 
 2 yoi» o« ;>ro/?<, wrw, acquire, v. To Gain. fHcmuj, spKf- 
 ^, 3r^, 3r^ «.-3MMH n.-&c. ^t't y. o/ 0. 
 
 3 prevail on, v. To Induce, cjcicful, ith «. miiuf. 
 
 4 See To Beget. 5 See To Hate. 
 
 To Qet,i;. n. arrive at, v. To Seach. "TT^,'it^H^. 
 2 V. To Become. ^. 
 
 8 off, V. To Escape, g?^, ^HT^ «• or P\^K m. fv- 
 ot<7. of a. 
 
 4 on ; proceed smoothly. t||(A«l, ?TT^, 
 
 5 out; T. To Go, To Set out. f^^, -"llflot. 
 Get out wi*h thee I ^STFT 1WT, ^^. 
 
 6 over, through; jjom through well. f^H'Jf , f^HPT^, 3H- 
 ^, fT^, TR TS^Jf, «<r^«ll4ui, cR^/.-f^PTT^ »».-&C.-^- 
 Hig. of s. 
 
 1 up, from bed; v. To Eise. f^^jH 7<5^, ?^, 
 Gettee, n. V. V. A. 1, fTlo&«<UIKI, ^TTT^tinTT, &c. «MI<^-T, 
 
 2 fHot^uiKr, +H|4IuiKI,&c. atTJ^F, ^m^im-.ti?, &c. 
 Getting, n. v. V. A. l.—act. f*r5E^ «.&c. ^JMIi^ufl/. ^JTT^- 
 
 'JPF/. ^<TT^ n. ?yi^ »». 3TmT^ ». 
 
 2 f^sr^ «. -S^H n. OTT^TT/. ST^ «. STJRT/. 
 
 I. See Gains. 
 Gewgaw. See Toy, Bawble. 
 Ghastliness, n. v. A. JT'^qJoEr/. ^<H+<i!l/. ^d^fl^ll/. 
 Ghastly, a. death-like. ^T^IT ^IH^T, i|<iH>«^r, H^+i-=)I, 
 
 Ghost, «. See Spibit. 2 disembodied spirit, t. Devil. *rh. 
 f^?TR »".«. ftf^n^ n. — of a Brahman. Jf^RTWT »n. 3r^- 
 
 5itTo»-^JTtT»». j?«TTw. — of a Muhamadan. ^^m. ^If^m. 
 fJT^ ffj. — of a Shudra. ft^/. ?ToJ^'5lT»«. — of a widow. 1- 
 5?5t/. ?n^/. ?5t^^/.— one of an extinct family. fsT- 
 ^nt^FrlK n.— of a female dying violently. vT<*rt"I /. 
 ^551 or ^loft/. 
 
 To give up the g. v. To Die. wi«irm'i m.-H|wi1rti'V/i.- 
 il i mR'H^H n.-&c. ^Tor, ^V\ m.-^T^ m. ^tS^. 
 
 To see or fall in with a g. g^^ 5rr5». '^ ««. «>?». 
 Ghostly, a. spiritual. TTHTiTt^, MKHIl'2|q), <TTHT'4^vft, ^. 
 
 2 relating to ghosts. ^T?Rrs(vft-f^«14|+, f^^l !■=<■« 'i'^-f^T^n^^F, 
 Giant, n. — in mythology."^ m. ^^ m. 3T§^ m. 
 
 2 OTnn of great stature, v. HuLK. f<^"M J^ m. f^tTTS 
 
 Giantess, n. fqtrre sfFTPT /. 
 Giant-like. See Gigantic. 
 Gibbebish, n. unintelligible language. ft^TT^ »Tm/. Tmt- 
 
 GiBBEBisn, a. ?iTIT, ^^m^ 
 Gibbet. See Gallows. 
 To Gibbet, See To Hano, 
 
 Gibbosity, Gibbousness, n. t. A. .iiM?MU||»», *'Tl^M«ll«. 
 2 'ft%WT»». 'Tt%T'IT»». ^'H^Hwilm. 
 
GIG 
 
 353 
 
 GIB 
 
 log. 'ff'in. 
 GiBEOVS, a. protuberan{, tweliing. -j'*t«i'!ilHI, ^'Ri, yfl*l, 
 
 2 kump-haeked. Mi»<JI or ^TTTT, «?!♦<< I or 'ft^, ^f'WT. 
 Qos, Ac. See Sseeb, &c. 
 
 QlDDlSESS, n. V. A. 1. qft/. f*tT^/. JTRT/. JTRa/. ^Tpt/. 
 
 Fit of g. fM<*<l or fHT^tTT «.r*<<*^<w^^/. [*{<*!- 
 in. f»TT%»«. f*Ttf»Tft/. r*1<0/. 
 
 3 RjttlO o»" f<r^Tft/ 3ir<«-«»K')M«iim. "MN-rHM. V'^irtni/! 
 
 GiSDT, a. terlijinou*. ^-H\4ri-&c. 3TraHT, 
 
 To bo or become g. «PTToEn.-?nT$«.-&c. ftPT'f-'TTT'f 
 J. of ». ^f\l[iM'H, fJi^«f. 
 
 2 mutiny giddinet*,-^ height, &.C. 'TIT5.-&C. <iui4|NjflJ|i^ 
 jft^-Ac. 3<|UH i q | ;H i n T. 
 
 3 volatilf, airy^ v. TnOCcnTr.ESB.LlOHT. 3Tf^^Tft.3(Tfti^- 
 ^, ^HfiJ-MU, n(-«tK««, '<jin*-«(n, f^d)< w f^tJK, xT^^y, 
 ^''^1 3^"^' 'Ns:, <»i«i'ii, ^f«ijHM<fii{), 3lR-MIM4>lO, ?r- 
 
 GlDDT-BKAnCED, GlCDT-DEADED. See GiDDT 3. 
 
 •Birr, n. t. Givisa. ^it. jrrn. 
 
 2 /A»ii^ yiFrti. TRn. ^oprft/. ^«.^». iR^jfft^ or «l?ftH 
 
 Bad (unlawful to receive) g. 5^». 
 
 O. from a saint, idol, Ac. JTHT^m. fTw. 
 
 O. in return for a g. irf?T^Rn. 
 
 Humble g. gJ^^ftT^w. 
 
 Besumer of a g. «<im^U*, ^tlN^l^. 
 
 Reiumption of a g. ^rTTTfTTm. ^tTTII^)!. [?Tm/. 
 
 3 right ofjieimg. ^w<<MI 3Tf«rfT^»«. <!MlfM+K»«. ^RTWT- 
 ^faevlty, taUnt, endowment, ^m. ^^ /. »||H<i /. 
 
 Gifted, o. talented, endotced, of parti and attainment; v. 
 Cl.KmL ^WRT^, yi^", yft, 3"!^, ^T^IT, ^JT'ft, || 
 ^Jf^HR, ^?1^, g=^?ifwi», ^rttfi"!, H^f* ( in comp. ). |j 
 Some term* for a person full ofgifta and graces are | 
 
 OlO, n. htiyyy- <l*ft/ >■ commonly uned. 
 
 2 Soe Wsntioio. 8 twtall tmjt boat of a »h^. 3 f t l J || <ft 
 
 Gioaxtcax.Oioastic, o-cery/ar^^,— of pcrton«, t. Lasoe. 
 
 2 — of thing*. ^414*4, 'JHII'., n^n^n, 
 
 To Gioou, ». «. laugk idly, titter. M^%^, ^d^ w/p.- 
 
 f|f|-ftl^ftf^ <w ^-Ac. ff^, f^ adt.-ke. ^r^, ^fimw 
 
 Gio<iUB,N. Q\aQtTsa,p. m. t. V. f^^f^qi, f^^f^^f¥ll, 
 
 f^^f^^^lWIKI, Ac. 
 GtoaLUioLT, fliv. ▼. V. f|^^, f^^ *^<^ 9r^or ^P^^ 
 
 45 
 
 GtGLOT, n. V. Wantox. ^Mui^'lO/. TT^/. 
 
 To Gild, ». a. overlay toith gold, ^^^^\m. ^^-'^S^-^, 
 
 2 make bright, illumine, r\^^ff\-^^f^-&c. +(,'51, «4~i<i«i ;». 
 ^^ ^. o/«. 
 Gilded, Gilt, p. v.V. 1. jcTPTT +pWI, &c. ^^pft, «rfl»-<<l- 
 
 ^, MrflHI f^r'^'^I, «"MMI SPZ f^r^rfl, Ac. 
 GiLDEB, n. V.V. 1. JHTTT '^iS«iUIHI-^OTITT-&c. 
 GlLDiNQ.n. V. V. l.—aci. HOTJTT ^«. Ac. 
 
 lag. gold laid on. ^flH^trfTw. ^"l^^ll-miOTw. flV<lI^ IT^ft 
 
 Gill, «. — of a fish, ^gr tn. Hrt<4|-^ "^iSf^Tn. 
 
 2 — of a fowl. noE^^y. 
 
 3 — the measure. ^ t?^^?^ HTT an^. 
 Gni, GiMMT. See Spbcce, Smabt. 
 GiMCHACK, n. toy, pretty piece of mechanism. ^Hfl/. nr/. 
 
 Gimlet, n. ?nTTrrT»». siTmw. ch^n. ^?ft/. %«Rm. 
 Gnr, M. <r<7p. ?rf^T3n'«. TUT pop. <PWw. 
 
 2 engine. «hT«. afl^f T^H^TT^ ^». 
 
 3 cotton gin. qprmr^^ ^^^FTr !Fre<Rn% ^^n. 
 
 To Gin, e. o. A^\^ ■m+<<l/ i)/. *l«i'i. 
 QnfOEB, «. — the plant or green root, g? /. 5^/. 3T^ «. 
 aSTT^^'*- H^TTF/-— the drj root. §5/.^/ 
 
 Decoction of g. G.-water. ^Wft n. 
 
 Mango-smelling g. 3<l^^*<^/. 
 
 Preserved g. ^Am*»». 
 
 GCTGES-BBEAD, «. ^3^OTT^ Wit f. 
 
 GiSOEBLT, adc. cautiouily. ^if^, ^PTT^, ^'iJt^. 
 GcfOLE, Ac. See Jingle, Ac. 
 GlSJALL, n. a kind of gun. vflTTH/. 
 Giraffe, n. ^ ^'{\^K 3TI^. 
 
 To GiBP, V. a. bind round. ^<;i««l, jITotot, «r^, rjijdui, 'rf- 
 *rit, or 5lT^-^-&<'- ittT^, f^l«r, fTf fiTot. 
 
 2 ( a cart, plough, Ac. ). %30t, %50T n. y*laiuj. 
 
 3 Sec To SuKBOURD. 
 GiBDEB, «.— in architecture, r^f. 
 
 GlBDi.E, n. band for the waitt. ♦*1<*|'^ »». *H<<<il m. Kp m. 
 fJZ^ m. TTTSfTTT m. ^rt^/. i^t^rti />o/). ^^oET/. "JjfJtW 
 
 «FT^ or fRVT^ w. ^»./-^PT/. [girdles. 
 
 N. B. Somo of these words express difl'cront kinds of 
 2 Sec EscLOsuBE. 3 See Zodiac. 
 
 4 plate for baking. fWT m. -for polft. «ft?RW ». 
 Earthen g. drilled, XJ^ n. 
 
 2b GiBALB, r. a. ^H'Mjr «.-Ac. ^N^. 
 2 See To Scbbocvo. 
 
 GntDLK-ITEAD, n. »4l«/^ Or *i\ffi f. V^^f- 
 
 Oath, n. RPj dim. |f7»ft/. "ftr rfm. «iWt /. <ff*rtt / ir- 
 
GIV 
 
 354 
 
 GLA 
 
 GiBLISH, 0. h]<|-«1T, gef)-«(l, Hr{l+)K<*tI, *'^Hfi; 
 
 GiBTH, n. compass, v. Ciecumfekesce. to «• ^ m. ^m. 
 9>T ''»• ^ »». 
 
 G. of the body. ail^iiM n. 
 2 ( of a saddle ). ffT »». 
 
 That has his girths tightened ( ready to be mount- 
 ed ) — a horse. d'MK. 
 Narrow g. Tnftf. 
 Gist, n. main point. Hi^M*^ f. g^«;?rf^^^ m. 
 To Give, c. a. hestow, confer. ^, ^TT n.-&c. ^>^ g. of o. 
 
 <fDT«.-&c. ^FT^t ^. ofo. ^f^-&e. JR'jf, srrm n.-^MMRt.- 
 
 2 away. ^, ^^iT <ii*u|-wf4ui,'Wr^Pl^rTl/.^R^ 5'. o/"o. 
 
 3 back ; V. To Eetueu. q^rf ^^-^R^, ^oSrlT '^, IT^tTT- 
 
 4 (it to soundly ) ; v. To Scold. *r?5T ^, ^^^T^of. 
 
 5 ( one's self out for ). '■^uif^uj. 
 
 6 ( one's self up to ) ; t. To Addict, tj^ra' rfMI"!', HT^t, 
 
 7 up ; resign, remtmce. ^ffaul, Bt^sT ^, ^^, f^jf- 
 of, Sl+uj, ?T^ ^, srr^ot, Ht^ 71. ^of g. ofo. qTT»ft «.- 
 3^ n. ^tfnt-^ M))</i ?5T or ^ o/o. ^reiif, Irfj^f^if^ »». 
 
 /. ^, fm OT. ;3^ srraot icjVA ^^-&c. ofo. ^t«t /. srr- 
 
 ^ y. o/o. fJTFT »».-^^^ M.-f^^?r«-^^'f m.-'^wim.- 
 gfB^n.-&c. sjjT'if ^. ofo. 
 
 8 ear to; t. To Attend. ^^, ^PPf m.-?j^ «.-&c. ^. 
 
 9 forth; out, V. To Publish. vn^-srf^5-&c. ^^. 
 To g. place to ; make room for. vTFTT /. ^^, aft^ m. 
 
 To g. chase to, v. To Puksce. "TT^ rfl'liJf. 
 To give over to. ^T't, ^^TTrff ^R^jf. 
 5'o Give, v. n. yield, give way. T^, +-=(*<Ii,+-^«H<^(, m^- 
 
 ot, ^5T^, ^»n;^, 5^, i^m^, ^^^., tt^^ui, ?tt^, ^twt- 
 gdr, siH'rf , 'prSir, jjw, c^^i ??it^, *rmot, ^r^r^t, ^^^^'Jlf, i 
 
 2 — a wall, &c. yj'eW <in<? indine. ^of. 
 
 3 iu; See To Submit. 
 
 4 over; See To Cease, To Stop. 
 GlTEH, p. v. V. A. 1. f^r^r, &c. ^, Pl^f^rT, ijfrlMlf^H, ' 
 
 G. and resumed. <^TflM|fT. 
 G. and taken. ^rTl^, 
 6 3q7,??T»R, ?5T^, ?r^. 
 
 Gives, m.v. V. A. 1. ^uiKl, ^TT "Prfr, ^mt, st^?TT. 
 
 To express the sense of giver in some of its numerous 
 Bh&des ( co>ferer,hestotcer, importer, aforder, presenter, ! 
 ^c. ), compounds may bo freely formed with ^, ^, 
 
 f , ( as f ^, |:^, "F;^^, *PnT^, 3T5I^TrTT, Rqi^Mf, ' 
 
 i{M<M^MT, ?«S|<^ldl, i?r?T^t, ■%^«'*<<\i^, 5*f^T«nJ, tr- ll 
 
 ii*i\*<%i S'-^T^, &c. &c. ). 
 Giving, n. v. V. A. 1. — act. ^ n. &c. ^ n. ^^l^ n. T^- 
 
 tTR «. fn^r^ «. srfwTT^ n. f^^ m. f^nvn ». 
 
 To express the sense of this word in some of its nu- 
 merous shades ( conferring, bestowing, imparting, com' 
 municating, affording, presenting, Sfc.), compound form- 
 ations may be made ad libitum with ^^ n. jt^m n. ^- 
 
 «jpr n. ^w\n. 3T^ «. ?m^».( as g^r^PT, |:^5pr, 3t^- 
 
 sr^, eJ^V<^M, "Fc?N^R, ^''TrrmT, f^<1IW(!TR, ^P^oiY- 
 <TtTR, Kf^tTarPT, OT»TrTtTPT, fHS^rTtTPT, f^JT^lTtTTH, ^- 
 ITNW, ^Pl^MIHUI ), &c. <fcc. 
 
 7 ^rs^ M. ^^OT «. &c. ^3^ «. f^H^V n. 7f«^H «• ^ir^r 
 
 »». ( esp. in comp. as f ^%r?nf, ^m1c*1'1, jflT^^, ^[j5lf?ni, 
 eJtHi;^, a(Tf»TJTT^Wt, 3rf^r^»Rtr?rf ), BTTI m. ( esp. iu 
 comp. ). 
 
 GizzABD, n. TT^RHT #^ m. 
 
 Glacial, a. icy. srifr^, f^'^T, ^*T. 
 
 Glacieb, n. qT>r% TToETTT «. 
 
 Glacis, n. f^flVim^^-^ TrHifft ^inftT/. ^^^T/ ^^Trft/. 
 
 Glad, a. expressing or giving joy, v. Joyful. arPT^^, ^r- 
 
 2 rejoiced, v. Pleased, Joxful. g^, 3TH^, ^f^, ^TT'T^. 
 
 To be or feel g. STFl^ »».-^ m. qi^ <». con. 37^^. 
 
 ' To Glad, 2b Gladden, v. a. v. To Eejoice. 3Tr^^ m.-^fffr^ 
 
 m.-&c. ^-^T^, ^3^-^"i^^-W!T-&c. «liTot, ^tff^uj^ ?T?ft- 
 
 qf^uj, ^H<^R<Jt, aTTr^l^t, ^"T n.-&c. ^FT^ g. ofo. 
 
 Glade, n. opening in a wood. ^<u<<M(^-<ll(H<:<t-frTfrfR^-&c, 
 
 GladiatOB, «. ri^^Kt^ ^55 ^ST'inTT m. 
 
 Gladlt, ado. V. A. 3TR^r%, *irU'ii^, ?t<ft3f^^??T, aHIH^**.'^, 
 
 Gladness, «. v. A. and Joy. stpt^ w. ^ ;». ^ffhr w. g^ft /. 
 
 Gladsome. See Joyful. 
 
 Glaib, m. wAf^e q/" an egg. <Ttsn «ft3 »»• atsqidrft ??%?(t/. 
 
 To GlaMCE, v. «. s/iooi or rfari a ray. •MM'»>''f, ^PT'S/. HRof. 
 
 2 fly off obliquely. ^"rFTTTT at^u.-yl-Ji^dl a<?t>.-<J>W<.r1I-orfr. 
 
 -^^^cTT a<^y. 'iTT'it-'T^-&c. 
 
 3 ^7ay <Ae eye. qfJFqr sfeTT^ ''^^j tf^f^^ »».-%5r^^- 
 
 ^ ?n.-&c. ^T'jf, <RT?^r#^T'ir «. «f^. 
 
 4 at; /oAre a transient view of. ftoET «». ^TTc^of, stwTTWc^f- 
 ^TTB^t, 3l)4!CflI <TT^. 
 Glance, «. ( of light ) ^»T^/. ». »TTT, [ ZT^ m. 
 
 2 ( of the eye ). ^l^f^T m. %?rf^?^ m. %5nRT?T »J. ^.• 
 Amorous glances. 1^% »». pi. 
 
 3 glimpse, transient view. '^^^\ m. f^^H n. ^^f. 
 
 Glancinqly, adv. v. V. 1. aft^RrTT, «jl>^«ii, *w<,«ii, «i>*t«ii. 
 Gland, «.— in anatomy. JTt?n^ m. f^ m. ^m^<f m. 
 Glanders, ».— the disease, ri^ or rt^f. ^fsTT »»• 
 Glandulab, Glandolous, a, t. N. m^T'Tfirf^f^, *rt^- 
 
GLE 
 
 S^o Gt^BE, V. n. thine dazzlingly or opprettivtly. 
 
 fl*!*"^ or n'wvh., tJot+ui, u*sj««(, «jc6i«wi, rt'Hi'ijwf, ?T- 
 
 2 look^fiere^y, Sfe. d?*l<Oi or ?1*1*,H 1T^, y<*l*!H TT- 
 
 Olake, Glahixo, n. v. V. 1. and BEiaHTSESs,BEii.UiKCT. 
 
 oft/ fREF^TI m. 3T^/. <H^cf|/. aifd^v^ n. 3T^^n m. 
 2 JT^ or 5<+|f/. 'J<^Oh ^/- ^TtT^/. 
 OtAEEK, n. Glabi5o,/>. o. t. V. 1. ^3^ 'l>o&<t>, IR^F'PS^, 
 
 2 ■?|*KUII<I, 3<*I*JDTKI, &c. nu^. 
 
 I. notorioiu, ttrikingly evident, v. Cleab. tRtfi^, 3?- 
 
 I, vll'li,*, -i^lH, SctSofld, iol-iaftH, *J<iyofta. 
 
 (lUkBiBaLT, aJp. V. A. 1. MJM^H , 3^, loresf^JT. 
 GULSS, «. *T^ ni.pop. n^f. 
 
 Pane, sheet, or piece of g. fm n. rvm m. dN^H «. 
 2 a g. ag.-teutl. ^t%^^«i. ^RT^tT^ «. *H$»0/. 
 ^\'^Mf\f- 'Wm ». from the English ia now common. 
 
 Musical g. vTWrtn m. 
 8 looking glau. 3TTTflT w. rf«m. C«K*ft/. ^!M n. STT^ ♦». 
 (}laB9, GI.AS8T, a. made ofg.^Ukeg. ^t^^, 1>|-MM<4, %\^^- 
 
 G. door or window. fTT^^TT n. 
 GtircoMA, fi. t[^f. ? ^NfifJ m. ?. 
 To Glaze, r. a.fumitk vith glait. *N/. 3IPPf-^^l^-i5T- 
 
 f'f, «1lf^l^ n. jpl. iRTW^-Ac. [ ot-<*l*|ui. 
 
 2 ( pote, Ac. ). f9rw^, rililrt^il W^y «!T?^.-^t»M ». V 
 Material for glazing. HTWH^ »• 
 
 8 gke a tmooth nrfaee to. ffP!i/.-^njf|^/'.-&c. ^. 
 Glazkb, n. T. V. 1. *N inWWKT, ?TT^^H^Tf5T, t»N<) | g t. 
 
 G's putty, f^^f. 
 Xo GLKtM, r. «. T. To SnixE. -H ■»■«<'♦>»( , ^^JrFwr, ^rnrft, e- 
 
 ^TO^, OTHn^, f4^<4%ui, '^*-^* ik/p.-?*;^* o</p. ^^, 
 
 — int«iu. ^^I^uf, u^|%iii or D'll'iuf rf^l^uJ. 
 GtCAM, GLXAHnio, n. v. V. ^K*/. W^ n. '^^ n. fRKn/. 
 
 «»Ii|»ft/. BS^a/.— intena. ^^T<t/. «*I<|^ or ^»inft/. 
 
 frV97T7 M. ffZTZ M. v«v«i« m. 
 
 With a sudden g. ^^-«^-^-Jtc. ir^-^-^S?T-Ac. 
 Gleamisolt, «/p. t. V, ^W^m, «**«*, «^-*^-^-4c. 
 Jb GiXA5, ». a. ( stalha and ears of com ). ^rm m. %^, 
 
 ^ M- pi. ftq«f-iN^, TO »i.-3^ ". *T«t. 
 
 2 fig. ya/A«r (y little heremtd there, t^ )^ qg^, ^^ 
 
 GLSAina. n. t. V. 1. mwT iN^m, ^ ft^ irmn, Ac. 
 
 OiXAimio, «. T. V. 1. "hm ». ftT"! n. ft^ im «. Ac. ^». 
 
 L matter gUtmed. fITWT ■». f*RHlT m, 
 bttb«iateiic« upon g. T^VffH/. 
 
 855 
 
 GLI 
 
 Glebe, n. T. Soil. ^^ f. vd^O^ /. 
 
 2 Zflfirf belonging to a living. •i^\^*A\*\\-^*\\ frft^ ^TJftT/. 
 Glee, n. v. Jor. aTFT^ m. ^ »•. tiJRT »». g^ /. 
 Gleeful, Gleesome, a. v. Joyfcl. ^f^, ^^'R. 
 Gleet, n. <ttht «•• "T^ «. TS/^tcEuft/. ?f^^n.^T^ ct.^tT^ot. 
 
 G. in the form of threads. ^(rTTT^ «. 
 Gles, n. hollow letween hills. ^ftTT »». ^f^ «• 3TT^/. ^ ff>. 
 Glib, a. tmooth, floicing. ^otMoftrT, gctgs^, fH??^5T. 
 
 2 flippant, voluble. h"I3MT-^PT^ ^^H^E, Tmaf/fH^, <Tr- 
 
 To Glib, v. a. See To Castrate. 
 
 2 «ia*« tmooth, »ra^pft<T-go5ga5t?T-&c. <}JT^. 
 Gliblt, arfc. v. A. 1. ^-«|>tt-^-&c. gs^. 
 
 Glibxess, n. V. A. 1. 4 | ot<joflr)qij | | m. ^otycflr)H«ll «. f^rar- 
 2 f^»t^NMo64«ll »». ^ioOdMorTM. >!W^<TT/. «llt>-«(IMr<<M. 
 
 To Glide, v. n. flow gently. ^T^, ?fT^, W£( or ?nT ^T^- 
 •MW*^, ^7 m. ^^. 
 2 mope tmoothly along, ^ct+iij, y^Hiuf, *«+4ui, ?Rot, ^- 
 
 Glim. See Light. 
 
 2b Gliuheb, p. n. give a faint, ^e. light. fJjoifJjuTJf, ^T^- 
 
 GlIMMEB, QLIMMEBiyO, «. V. V. fi^t^ 3^ »«. f^f^- 
 
 cftfT 3^ «». 3Ty+M*FI^ m. M<^i<+i;!t wi. ^^rSpFTTV »»• 
 
 I. indittincl view. ig^f. 3T^ /. ^I^^H «• 
 GLTU1IEBI50, ;>. a. V. V. fi*'^* w1c&uiKl-+<u|KI, &e. Ptot- 
 
 f*mT or IRTT, fimf*njft<T. 
 Glimmebinolt, adv. rHU|*<Y<n, =^^rT3 •«« N H 3 ,3TVT^,fl^5p. 
 Glimpse, n. faint light. ft+^+ 3^ m. fJT'ilf'T'»ft<7 T^ »'i. 
 
 3N*M*in m. 
 
 2 trantitory view. ^o^f. ^^^H «. ?[f^»t?/- il^%J/. 
 To afford a g. of. ^^MJ m. <^m^, P)^<f1l ^m1%^. 
 To catch a g. of. ai^HKHi w^p. TT^, ^^T^ TF^-^- 
 
 ^T't and with in. con. fi^^. 
 To Glisten, To Oli8teb,.p. n. v. To CfLiTTEB. ^+i^^uf,ii- 
 
 I'-MUJ, d'fK^*"!, *)*'^**'(, ^^'FH^T. 
 Glisteniso, GLi8TKBr>o, p. a. V. V. ^5?mRT, "^15^^- 
 
 onn, Ac. ^^fjtftfl, M*-*(inH, ntKiHiln, 'Ttj^^. 
 To Glitteb, v. n. tparkle with light. *t*'«(*u|, rlt)rt<l>»i(, 5- 
 
 *'^f>«i or fS5*r%*'if, S^t-iWit, -^mutjiuf, -MH+Wf, rf^Frt^- 
 
 "'f, ?l^^^, «'lM'I<if, F55^, *i«u*ui,5r2ij; /.->tct;/. 
 iTTTor, fTim^ aip.-f?^;^ a(/f. q^ or ^dt, t*<u|'.-inten8. 
 /o ^^0. MVT^, SPPI^, n^T^, «*!*''? or ffJlprif. 
 Glitteb, Glittkbiko, n. v, V. an</ Bbilliascy, BsianT- 
 mw*. ?w»<?^/5T'5^/.'^?rtW/fRF»ft/ti'm«ft/'. ?twi- 
 ^V ^K«/ intq;/. fTotfra:/. ^fcwn. f^T«^/- ^fr/. ^- 
 
 «^ir^ II, aih^rfT n.— intens. glare. fWT«^/. ininft /. 
 OuTTKSXB, n. QuTTunio, f . a. T. V. and Bbillia5t. ^- 
 
GLO 
 
 856 
 
 GLO 
 
 !^^^?^'^y f»+n%+'t<T, ?5!5, SJ*i;l+'|H, rpprRftrt, ^T^S^oftrT, 51- 1 
 
 Glitteeisglt, adv. '^^;'^^;^ ff^^^, ^rn^TT, c5^55^. 
 2b Gloat. Sec To Gaze. 
 
 GtOBATE, Globated. See Globular. [ ^^ n. 
 
 Globe, «. round lody, lall^ Sfc. "TToET m. "ttc^ m. '?1rf+»>. sf- 
 
 Celestial g. ^rnT?5 m. 3TT^T^5t9 »• 
 
 Terrestrial g. 'jrf^ m. 
 
 2 i>7(e far/7«. »TttT?J ot. 'JJT^t^ n. [ JT^ or V!^ «. 
 
 Globe-amabanth, n. »T^nT3 or m<iH\^f. — the flower. »r(jf- 
 
 GLOBE-THifiTLE,n. echinops echinatus. <Ftd-^^«h»».«.^<l+<lKm. 
 
 Globose, Globulab, Globulous, a. gpTierical, round, gr- 
 
 Globositt, n. v. A. >fte m. 'TteT'Tr w. 'fls?^ «. nteTR «». 
 
 Globule, «. small round body. iTtofr/. ^^ m. 
 
 To Glomeeate, v. a. gather into a ball. jfloET w.-j^ m.-&c. 
 
 Gloom, «. ( oj weather ). aTs^lft/- 3f1k/. g^/- ^FT^ «•»• 
 
 2 heaviness of mind. T^RWTT «. 3^Rft/. aTf^Rft^n.fJT- 
 Gloomixess, »». V. A. 1. afid Gloom, 1. 3(f«r/. ^Icji^-ft/.^rt- 
 TS/. 5rf5p/ 5mT/. ^ms/ ». ^ra, _^ 
 2 yiiMuil m. -Jt^l'+n/- -3<^I+)H"II ff». afl^l+ft'^ «. T^RTffrT 
 
 Gloomy, o. — weather, the heavens, &c sff^T, 3f«il^ w st- 
 3^1 9^1 3T«TTfNT, *|crK<fl-=<l, frt+lofl^l, <|)|olt<^H«(, Hoft- 
 
 2 sullen, melancholi/, v. Low-spibited. ^tth or 5"^, 5- 
 
 2 cloudy of look, v. Glum, ^f^, ^l+MluR, +Iot(?i4€TT, ?:- 
 
 Globification, n. v. V. 1. iftlw^ «. &c 
 
 2 qr^ ^ ». &c. qr^T^JTrfit/. 
 Gloeified, p. V. V. 1. HT^qorr fa{t^?5T, &c. 
 
 To Globift, v. a. render glory to, v. To Hosor, To Praise. 
 in%qtJTr OT.-&C. ^af, ift^ n. fT'Jlf ^. o/'o. ?Hfrr/.-^^T «•- 
 
 ?55r »».-&c. jRw y. of o. 
 
 2 fa^ffZ^ ^0 glory, or heavenly Hiss. ^^^^^\f.-^JP^ «.- 
 
 &c. ^, ^sqjftn OT. ^, TFq^ra" Ji^t, f^^iP*)d ^T^f . 
 
 Gloeioos, a. illustrious, resplendent, ^'c. ^vl^TtT, ^^JT^, ^- 
 
 Gloeiguskess, fl. V. A. rt^ n. JTHTqw. sr>TT5rm. ^PTT m.pop. 
 
 Globt, n. renown, credit, T. HoxOK. ^Tqssf)-/. ^ssft/. sft/. 
 si?nq m. %vjT n. Mfd^l/. Tift «. Corresponding to this 
 word in the free applications made of it involving with 
 varying aspect and intensity the general sense of such 
 •words as honor, credit, splendor, lustre, brilliance, show, 
 figure, dath, flash, glare, glitter, eclat, are ^ n, ^ m.f[- 
 
 ^^ OT.JTm/. smw. 'IMI^|3ir m. ?ftm/. d?I^/ 5pf?T/. 
 ] ^ssft/. ;roPF/. HI^F/. ?JTH/. ?TPT /. VTR «. *TT?*tT^ »«. 
 
 Glory ! ( to thee, &c. ). ^rPT, ^jI^I^HT, ^STt^^T^. 
 I 2 illustriousness, Sfc. v. Gloeiocsness. %jT «. STTT^ «»• 
 
 SfrTTT »». jfi^H«ii «». 
 1 3 rays around a head. a^^HIBI /. 
 I 4 See Peaise. 
 
 j 5 heavenly felicity, T. Beatitude, Heaten. ^^ m. fS^- 
 I ^for «. STT^ »». qr^rq^ «. 
 
 j To Gloey. See To Boast. 
 Gloss, «. comment. €\^f. fiiquf^/. /op. f^cqur w. *n^ «. 
 r«l«)<"J| n- ^ff^/- oM\*}-M\f. 
 
 2 /wZM, /u«<r«. f^t^f. fJT?^/. 5fte/. ?1"PtI/ ^TPrt- 
 ^/. n^JTc^ or cPJlOT OT. ?l%?fr/. 3Ttq/. 3%fr/!FtrT/. 
 
 3 ( upon paper, cloth, &c. through rubbing ). H^XJ m. 
 To Gloss, v. a. explain by comment. f<j^<wt, R<4<u| «.^qT- 
 
 ^o^/.-o4)Kof|H ». JRuf y. 0/0. 
 
 2 ^ri'ye a polish to. fs^^f.-V^^f.-SiC. ^, ^«Plf /.^T^. 
 Glossaeist, «. €NjT *<uiki, Ac. zTi+i+k, TPSTHTT. 
 Glossaet, n. dictionary ofdiffictdt terms. ST^Tl^^^lt^Nl 
 
 Glossiness, n. v. A. 1. ^H^^ft/. fcfoE^Toft/. Pidoilf/. n^fr- 
 
 Glossy, n. smooth and shitting. IrlolfJ^oftrT or Hot fjofld, Pn=T^, 
 
 »jayoit?f, ■«(+-=HnH, riir^{<\K, tiH>l^<\K, dN»lrt<\K or r^- 
 
 2— of colors, ^v^, 
 
 3 — of boils, grapes, &c. full and glowing, tense and glis- 
 tening, flot'loflri or ftssft^^ or (Jotiofid, 5oE55ft?T or 53- 
 
 Cofl<1, •lOtrjc*'^. 
 
 Glottis, «. »srr?f^»n. "STRT^rrt^rTw. 
 Glove, «. ^Hl-^r jfr^Tm. ^jft^Tm- qhsTTw. 
 
 Leathern g. or shackle. '^V^VClm. dim. M\^\i\f. f .%oE. 
 2b Glow, p. n. burnfercely or vehemently, blaze. «r»T*TTSr, 
 
 trs^iit, tr^TrJt, *r5*not, H4i4ui, ^^^^i^, ^fl<*i^, ?nq^, 
 rN'ir, ^rfiq^r, ^Hoitotof, 4>ui*<j|u1, v\:K:^.,v\v[adv. wk^, 
 
 X^jyS adv. ^PT't, T^T*?)^ or H«l+ui, H4*"f, *r"3TFTot. 
 
 2 ie bright, shining, Sfc. Jtlot«j,u|, yrfyotof, ijol|o4uj, ^^r- 
 
 3 — the countenance, plants, &c. ^^f^'H'ff, ^T^^^T't, Z^Z- 
 4 — the mouth, &c. from hot substances. frK^lil^J^I, f?T- 
 
 ^n^, tnmn'jf, TTm^, *um>uiu|, tiuujuiuj, yui*<^i/i''. 
 
 HKuf — intens. 4>ui|U|u1, ^rornTfff. 
 5 — the heavens at dawn. >T''r*r''f'iT, *Rqj^, ^"^. 
 6 — a live coal. fH^fR^. 
 Glow, Glowiko, n. v. V. 1. ^^ or tm/. linTtTn/ T^VJ\ f. 
 5H or 31|'n-=<l i^m. vrS^KT or TSTqH'Jt. ^^"PS/. "Ptfqrrw. 
 
 M»u i 'Hi iw. 3T^/. 3^ft/. fjT^M. 3Tf^/ 3TPT/: ?TN«>. ?r?nq 
 
 OT.— intens. trf^ or tft^IF: or Z\m. m1'^<I4»». qnTTTOT. 
 2 ^REToEOT. ijoiyotliw. ^ToEToft/- fTq^/. ^^T^/. 
 
GLU 
 
 357 
 
 ao 
 
 <^/.or W'J^f^/.jil — inlent. *rn*niR m. <purnT»i.H»U|*'J||i 
 
 I. (after a meal, of passion, &c.). 'jl*0/. 
 Glowiso, p. a. v.V. 1. tm^T^, <Sui<sufTrr, <uKuftrl, 'PTpuftw, 
 
 2 vHl>njf<<, srJlsr.lr<<HM, ^ifHMM, ^<(I<-<<HH, Srfil^, 3T- 
 
 3 ^H^Htn, 'i<l'i<f)H, i+i+ln, ^*^-*ll, of.^Hj)^. 
 
 4 HotH'jO'l, H«lH«fT^, H'l'l^ufW. 
 Glow-wobv, n. «Mr+4(i»i. 
 
 3b GtOZE. See To FawS. 
 
 Qlttk, n. W^ »• R *<■-<( uin. ^*«t«l«- 
 
 3b Glce, r. a. join tcilh glue. ^TTHm. rtNuj, W^fll"^ vrfjsuj. 
 
 GirJi, «. #«//m, *o«r of look. ^^ or f^ or f^*T7, f^iTJ- 
 
 To look g. ?fre«t. 37TrDT, fffln. ^(51 ^T^ or,j.oft. ^ 
 
 Glciie, rt. — of grain, &c. ^sjTm. 
 
 To Glut, v. a. doy, tale. 3q7/-^/.-^/.-fHnT/.-&c. wf 
 
 <r^ vir'i>jf-'Jii«'i''i-<ii4"'!. 
 
 To g. one's self witb. affTT^wt/. n.-^T^f. ^. 
 Gtrr, »«. tuperabundance. ^/. ^/. ^/. ^<*^«/. Sf^/. 
 
 2 ylntteJ tiate, gluUedneu. aPTT/. %T/. ^/. m%'mTM. 
 
 3^/. »H?1IHU/. ftW^/. 
 Oimir, ». — of Tegetable«, Ac. ^f^m. iR^m. 
 Gtcnsoci, a. viseout. f^n>T^, f^^>Z., N+wi. 
 GLUTi50C8Kza9, GtuTisosmr, n. v. A. f^lV-MWII m.f'^^!^- 
 
 0LVTT05, n.—8ee the adfeethe. Here are collected the 
 term* and phraaea correspondent with gorger^ gov- \ 
 mandixer, ^ttdy gvl, heUy god, heUogahtdut, cormorant, j 
 ftiUy yut, gobUe gut, ^e. Sfe. 3Tnf«T, ■J VP< 1 1 I '^ , ^f^THft , 
 
 ^i?r9T, Qi«H«., Qi4H-*»i, ^»T^, «i^'*i^H, fn^, ^^r^i^, tt- 
 
 3b OnjTTO»i«. r. n. t. To STCrT. 3Tt ^^ ^Tlwf-^wSr, ^- 
 ij^ %w^, ^rfl'i ^-^n ». vc'^, Kfi «. ^Tiff iiT^, aftncs 
 
 To feci hcarf and littlciw from glnttonizing. %in)T».- 
 
 9CH n.-Ac. ^fff ^rtr ^I'r-i'i^-^T't y- oft. 
 
 GtrrronOD*, a. ^ire* fo eseui i« r«/.»i^. fTRfnt, f^lAfll^ll, 
 
 «wn(t, arWt, wWt, ^^-<Hi'jfi-Ac. ownrm, ^m^k 
 A f. er greedj woman. ffTSttttt/. fTl^nm^/. 
 
 alto ike noun. 
 
 ft/, fn^n^w 
 
 I Gluttoxocs>-es3, Glbttost, n. v. A. <HI<^liMuiI m.3(TPmft- 
 j «mT m. Ac. iJli'Jv^l /. a^l^RT/. aTfrTHMT ». ^yT?^^ fl. 
 
 j 3b GxABL. See To Geowl. 
 
 ' GNARLED, GnABtT, a. knotly. 'liS'l-m, itos or MJdlot, ^f5?H. 
 
 I To G.f ASH, V. n. V. To Fume, To Eage. gjfrT mpl. ^TTW, ^ 
 
 #J^, ^s^sui, f^PTwr^, ^^dictOi. 
 
 To g. and spit at — a monkey. #^, ^<bl<l<?(, ^i^. 
 To GsAsn, V. a. ( the teeth ). ^ m. pi. W^- ^i'hi\ adv. 
 
 ^Fiif-+-<+<HiJi-MNi'i-<'l4U|, ^f?T #^ »»./)Z. W^ or ^T^9t, 
 
 HK+li or ^rlR.<<pl7/ ;pTwf, <\Hr+<f^€)/.i>i. ^. 
 QNASHEfo, n. y. V. A. ^?fM «. W^^^f. ^3^1/ ^t?I%- 
 
 ^^T^/. — iutens. <hM\M »«. «p-t)4>'m4 ♦». 
 Gkashixqlt, ado. 'hi'hil or <»)<«h<,i, sjr^^^. 
 Gnat, «. f^[^57 «. $«ft «. JT^ or Hi+'l nf. J^^m. JTJII^frt. 
 3b Gnaw, v. a, eat away, corrode. ^iu), ^"T^, ^TTSOT. 
 
 2 ea^ or tear with the teeth. %\\i,^ or «PtS^, ^iliOl, 
 
 8 — as remorse, &c. ^TM, ^ft^^T, g^, 4|-«(«i, fN^, ^- 
 c5^, 51^^ or siti'^i. 
 
 4 or be a gnawing ( in the bolly ). ijliirj ■•IHui-iMui-f^- 
 ^^-fTtS^ ». impera. 
 Gnawinq, n. V. V. 1. ^TTof n. fTO^t ». Ac. <3«|cft /. 
 
 2 iRfswt n. ?t1i^ «. Ac. 5»>^re^/. 
 
 3 Spsf^ n. Ac. ^TfT/ ( intens. ^T^TR m) ^R^l^. 
 GsOMOS, n. «/_yZ(j o/a </««/. V% m. ^^ m. 
 
 The shadow cast by theg. VJ«iNl/. ^'^\ f. 
 To Go, p. «. cnuf, ■«JM*^, -^IBfll-^T^ ifWr-3T^, THT «.- 
 'irraT/. ^''t. — with the power and implication of such 
 words and phrases as, to he off, to make off, to make one' a 
 telf scarce, to take one's self off. ^tl n. qST^ ^J^, 'FToET- 
 •nfT m. f>^, afTRPT «■ jlTotof. 
 
 About to go. 'JH+IM, 'iml'M^^t. 
 
 To feel an impulse to go. "TT^ m. q^-»j|^ff|. 
 
 To go and come. To go to and frt). 3ipjif ^dr M.-«TraT 
 ^WT m.-<iHi(«i»ii ».-'WI*IH ».-*IHI*tM ». 'JiTiif, f'lTJ^TT 
 /. /)Z. vjifHif, 
 
 2 by. pau away, eeate, heeomtno more, S[c. 3roif,>n't 'll^r, 
 y^^"I or ^^<iif, »irT ^W, 'tfT'Jt, P)«,ti^, ii^itii i^hif , f*r- 
 «T''r, JR^ #5^ 'M3I«I ^. [ 55^, '*)WJJ. 
 
 3 down with ; j»a#» iwM. JT^, ^TT^, ♦Tl^'f, T^, f*r- 
 
 4 in ; — an eruption. «ftfT -Jrt<ff|. 
 
 6 off;— fc gun, Ac. 31^, ^^, iTTT m. |f*r g. ofe. 
 
 6 off well ; he done or pau toith eclat. V\ m.-fP^J. g«T- 
 fot-«l^ y- ofs. WfT or «»^ /. Tl«t y. o/ #. 
 
 7 off; o6/ain ««^. ^'7^, fiTPit, ^ w.-Ac. ^t^y. rfi. 
 
 8 on ; — clothes on the body, Ac. S^. 
 
 out, from, forth . ^^, f*rf*T «.-fi>n/r«T »».-Pl«<''1 «.- 
 3rfSxn>T «.-Ac. ^t'ify. o/#. fMT-fSRffT-7ri|>t«T-Ac. it^. 
 
 10 out ; he extinguished. vTM, KTW^, f^H^, finBrT TT'Sf. 
 
 11 OTcr again. J^ITT^ or J^IT't, 5fTT^, 3fUff(T/ 1>T^ 
 y. »/#. — A third time, fit^n^ or fJTOT^,— » fourth time. 
 
GOD 
 
 358 
 
 ^WKuJ or -^tK."!. 
 
 12 through ( a study, &c. ). f^PTof, HKNUi n.-&c. sR^. 
 
 13 with, — carnally, ^imt vnw, ?fn »». Jp^. 
 Go-between, m. .^i'-tlM c 
 
 2 — female. ^ or ^frPpr/. ^pft /)op. ^^OT or ^^^/ 
 
 Go-CABT, M. 7Nl3*ll5r «». (?»■»». Mi'WMFi)/. 
 Goad, n.prich. STR/. arft/. 4<.l«n/. 
 
 An elephant g. aijST «»• 
 2b Goad, ». a. v. N. 3TR/. rST^of-il'-qul', ei-«(o(, fN^. 
 
 2 fig. See To Uege. 
 Goal, «. mari or lound of a race. <\<( i1 -4) f^ /--H 4\ ^\ /. 3T- 
 
 To reach the g. \^ m. TTT ^TM-3TH^-|T''f-^iT'f,&e. 
 
 2 starting poit. tTRRTtWT t». MI^HI<*T?»TH «. 3T- 
 
 3 See End. 
 
 Goat, w. «i?fra w. ( tt »». t\J. \ort.n. ) sftips «». ^^ m. 
 
 9ITi or ?r55^«, ( ^trft or ttoft/.)3T^ »«. ( 3T^ /. ) ?jm w. 
 
 C IJPft/.) 
 GOAT-UEED, n. ^otcf-ill, il<|+4JI, 3T^TTTR5, 3<vimic4+, STJIT- 
 
 Goat-skin, «. ^fmsE/. 
 
 G. — dressed ( for shoes, &c. ). ^ft/. 
 
 Goatish, «. 4l+il VK^jll '^Ml ^TO STT^ ^, 
 2 See LusTFDii. 
 
 Gob, «. ( of phlegm. ). ??T^^ or ^T1%TT »». 3R^ or ^- 
 ^FT »n. «R^ »»• %^5«P^ n. «<*« «. 
 
 Sb Gobbet, 2b Gobble, ». o. eai noisily, Tiastily, and in 
 large pieces. M^.+Hirr, HdHANui, SRJspp or «(+H+-=|<l<«|<- 
 <IMIMH -Ti aH<t -&c. cio. ?^, »1d'i1ol| »».-»T5nteT »». -»I3T- 
 «^r «. ^F^TT SnnJf, SRJMT or qt^IUTT ».-^tm m. »m^, ^- 
 
 2 up ; devour greedily, ^'c. t. To Eat. "^l+^uf, -mhicwI, 
 ■CMIdui, <'li"f. 
 Gobbet, «. larje mouthjul. <M'M«ii or «^H)1U|| m. «ri«»i«ii «i. 
 
 GoBBLiNQLT, oJr.T. y. 1. 'rT-5PT-^-&c. qq^FT or qt, — in- 
 tens. »l4Mm, TTTTf. 
 
 Goblet, n. y. Vessel. %rit5i or ^STm to. q^qqrsT «. 
 
 Goblin, m. v. Ghost. HtT ot. n. f^5[IT^ n. ^ w. >f1>^f*1-^l m- 
 G.-Hall. ^rRjfRT m. 
 
 God, w.— the Supremo Being, ^, *R^ ;30p. *m^ »». 
 <TT^'«rT, f »<(T, srj, afTTf!;^^, 3T^ or 3p^pft. There are 
 numerous descriptive names or epithets of God. Some 
 are ar^TSS^STTHFT, 3T!Fo5, 3T»im, afPTT^, 3ir1<<f*ft, a{<HI'H 
 f«(MMI, 3T^Tf^ or aTTTf^ftTSii ^T^TT^H, STTRRfT, STTtqiT, 
 ar^^, 3<r«(1l?ft, 3<«^tt), 3T^5f, 3Hir^+r1'l, 34lf^+K"l, 3TT- 
 f^5?^, ^PJIf^rf, +,M'*ri-«)ri, iinTOT?=ft, %»lt«i1?^, T^f^TfTT, 
 
 Nh, fqRn?ft, f^fT^ra^, f^^^, f^r^, N^'t, f^'Hi- 
 
 =5f, r=)iJ5H, f^P^FI^, hfg^plW, N^^, %F^, f^^l+K, ^- 
 *I^ft^T, vi'irM^ui, vi«|<\K*1l, vPI^, v3PI^>^, vi'l^4^I?, 
 
 GOD 
 
 W[^^, «Tn5?T, -^HI^H, 3fTfsr^5T, rf^l«7T, f^q;Tc5^?ff, ftf- 
 <Mrtsl, ^rtl><4 f^^TT, <^<i<(rH^, ^^rfsfe^, 'IT, fHT^H^^- 
 
 fnr4, f^^iT^TT, fH^fcT, f^f^jrfj, fTi??rf?f5, fr^m^, f=T- 
 
 r*i-<1'+)Kui, fSR^»FT, fT^PFR, r-Klrisi, fHTTtTTT, fHimT, f^- 
 ntJT, PlPS+K, f^I#P?<T, f^=[^Mt^ ?TT^ or 5n<TT, f'T^'^T, 7- 
 ^rTTT^^, TT^TrTt^, MiHkMI, H<.»1Mf^, TTJ?^, Mi«l*H, TT^- 
 
 ?^, THTf^, qTH«R, 5^<^1^^ q<WH;ji^q, q^^, t^- 
 ^*r^?T, *nrr?pp, H5ff^5ri'['»T, Ter^R^, JT^rr?^, *TfTt5^, jtt- 
 fifisrsjTmr, f^»^^^, f^=^»TT, f^'^r^, f^^^r^m, nnar, 
 
 T, ^Rtc?^, ^Tf^l^, ^'^^^''T? ^^^^ ^' 
 
 G. of gods. ^tjiffc|^<j. 
 
 God as possessing attributes. ?npr, tti*K. — "Worship 
 of God as such. ^njoTtqRHT/. God aa destitute of attri- 
 butes, ^pfw, r«H<l+K. — The worship of God as such. 
 f^j|oTlMI*Hl/. 
 
 Chain or course of God's government, f »^T^ ». f- 
 
 For the love of g. ^»<R5ftr^4. 
 
 Power — as upholding and ruling, of God. f »?T?TtTT/. 
 
 Eecitation of the names of God. sTimi^k"! «. ^^«. 
 
 WiU of God. t»^t=E«JT/. \>^ f^iJT/. 
 
 "Wrath of God. f ^^^ m. [ T^^mfrT SHf . 
 
 God's path is through the deep waters, if >«rtt ^i^ 
 
 Keep God in your thoughts whilst engaged in your 
 work. ^IHIH^-if ^pT 'T^^T^I f{^\ JJH, 
 2 a. g. a deify, an idol. ^ m. ^^^TT/."^^ «. 3Trf^ m. 
 ift^foT m. g^ m. f^^ m. grr^ »». Some of the classes or 
 orders oigods, demigods, devils, ^'c. ( See Devil ) are 
 3re^,3Tf^, 3TT1^, +IH'b,ifl, R>*|<, ^g^HTS, #^, »itT- 
 
 ?^, ^g, ^T?yf^r^, ^r^TT, f^»sr, ^t«t, ftr?. 
 
 Some of the common names of Brahma are J?^, 
 
 * i ^X^ , MwiRMwr, srsnqirr, n^^ksi-^*, 3iif^+<, «nf^^, 
 
 —of Wishnu. f^, ^ KN OT, aTTf^TRraW, ^PRTm, 
 
 Black stone sacred to Wishnu. VlfrWIH »», 
 — of /S/ittca. f^, JTfT%r, f'SR, v^firf, vfCTtTTft, 'Tie***, 
 
 M-MMH , qgqf?T, ^r^, Ht^Rm, ntsr?!^, ^^, ng, »i^- 
 
 Bull of S. ^ »J. 51^^ or sre^rron »j. 
 
 Lingam of S. fen «. «rT^ »«. — Worshipper of it. fenT- 
 ^. — Stone bearing it in the centre,(of the shape of the 
 'ftf^,) ^TToJ^ or W m. — Female energy counter-part of 
 phallus of S. 5!t^/.— "Worship of it. ?II**Tf^ /. V^- 
 q^TT/. ^IT^tpf m. &c.— Worshipper of it. ?ntp. 
 
 Worshipper, of S. ^«r. 
 —of Leid. ^.^, qHrft, jM, ^ or =^f|^, 3i^, gTTT, 
 
GOG 
 
 S59 
 
 GOO 
 
 ^, sniinvt, rt»T^, ^ (pop. ^, ?re^, &e.) 
 
 — of SaratwaU. ^K-wHl, ^TR^, TPift, «ll<«(^, llf^rtl" 
 — of Ganetha. 1^3(1, 'IUImH^, 'MMH, f^<ii*i<»n, »fM«M^ 
 
 Certain other divinities male and female, are «r^r 
 {pop. M<*lfll), aMi'Wff^HI, +1(4 i?H or ^T^, ^iPTT, «ft^- 
 ^ (pop. vft^), ^'^ (pop. T^a, sfjM^lPl'ft), ♦ilf^i'Y. 
 And others, riewed of the ^vretched idolaters themsel- 
 res as tiro penny godt and joddesses, are, J^HTgT or *^- 
 
 ^ftifT, ^^cEJTTV, fliM^<< or «rrn, *^*)i^«n, niM^iuft, f^nras, 
 TC^, arriTf^, f^TE^n^— and the whole bundle com- 
 prehensively, ^^^^j^oCff. ■^]^^\{ 5^Tf /. 
 
 Attendant g. ^'l^.mi/. 
 
 Artist or architect of the gods. f^N*»1?, ^♦hI. 
 
 Court or assembly of the gods. ^^^PTT/. 
 
 Gods set up to preside (upon festival, &c occasions). 
 ^^ or "^[^^H. — Setting up of them. ^«(*nPltii/. ^[^«F- 
 rorTTB. — Dismissal of them. ^*tr^iTrT5T«. ^*J<1lr'«n'T'T». 
 
 Inferior g. ^^m. iV^iJHl/. [«PT/. 
 
 Local g. Vi'^HrW/. ^^TTT^w. arf^^OT. 'J^/- 5»T- 
 Mother of the gods. 3Tf^f^/. — of the Titans or devils. 
 
 Physician of the gods. tl'^H^w. 
 Preceptor of the gods. {Jt»l*>m. g<i-m4»i. 
 Presiding g. 3rf^^»i. 3Tfil^^^/. 3Tf«^?fn. 
 Tutelar g. of. f^^w. I^^^TT/. — Present to it. r\W[f- 
 To set up rites in propitiation of the gods. ^*mui n. 
 
 To seek direction from the gods. ^ q»ff ^^T^. 
 8 <Ai»jr idolised, an idol. ^B^n.^^n. 
 Goddess, h. ^/. M'l^'ft/. 
 GoivrATHZB, «. ^ fmrw. 
 
 GoDHBAD, n. V. DivisiTT. ^fmT«. \rm «».^^<TT/. ^«I»^ n. 
 GoDLFss, a. V. Wicked. ^»^, '^H M P^ft »Jff, 3wff, ^- 
 
 GoDLiM, a. See Dirnre. 
 
 2 of divine form. ^W«?ift, ^f*^4</^. 
 GoDtWEss, II. V. A. i-N'Hf*/. ^'*l<Pl^l/. |'^<M<l<<oi«n, 
 
 Path of g. »Tf>l5in»Tni. I 
 
 GODLT, a.piout, rrfi^ioK*,— of per»on».i'^JT'B,f ^TSRT^i- 
 
 2 — of things. r»f*»f*>rtMI, ^'^fPl^^l. 
 GOD-MOTBEB, »». »mKTnT/. 
 GOEOir*, «. itore-room. ^1\^H^\^\m. ^{^n. 
 Gon, ». Gowo, p. a. V. V. 1. ^TTTTn, Ac. ^POTT, ^TJJ, ^rtt 
 
 ( in comp. as f^^T/t, MIM^l/^, J|»*^l/t ), *T A »II«ft ( in. 
 
 comp. as fm, 5R*T, ^jf*^, «l*UIMI»ft, MMIfVII'ft), ^IW, 
 Gooou, a.— the eye. f?«l^*«, WT?WT, 'ici-fln. 
 
 2b Google, ». a. strain the eyes, fil^m.pl. <<>iKuf. 
 GOGGLE-EXED, a. ^^«R!TT, T^^^ steTT, HI+iiloiMI. 
 GooLET, n. V. Vessel, ^ot. f^/. sn^j^w. 
 GoiNo, n. V. V. 1. — oc<. vT't/i. ^qTt5^». ^TTt?/ TTTw. nirr/. 
 
 f^nKw. ir^^tlH». spn"!". tt^/. ^trw. wc^n. arq^xoin. 
 G. & coming. v»n^ ^^»». ^TT^/. ^TT^ ^«. MHKI'W- 
 
 5T». 'HHlfTn. «JIdHM/. 
 
 To set a g. ^T^ff rfl«(ff|, tJWrd-^n^^sFTot. 
 GoiTHE, «. ^MOTor on the throat. iRjniw. T^w. H<-<41«>Tm. 
 GoiTBOUs, a. '\^4>6. 
 Gold, «. w^n. g^n. ^nr^n. ^PHR n. i^^uM". "^ »i. ^iW ». 
 
 Alloyed g. <j)dt*|U|«. 
 
 Better even than g. til'<<i|^i R«(«i. 
 
 Color of g. (as appearing upon heating it). ?n«f»i. 
 
 G. and such like valuables, — compreh, or carelessly. 
 
 Pure ( very pure ) g. ifRTP^ fl'T^«. 
 GoLD,o. See Golden. 
 Gold-dust, n. W'm-^»\^f. *^+M<l'l»». 
 GoLD-nscH, n.f>l«loti4|K'INI ^ 7?^ 3TT^. 
 
 GOLD-FISDEE, n.Jill'^+O, WF^T. 
 
 Gold-fish, n. Rdoo'MK'IMI ^ HmT 3Tf|, 
 QoLD-MOHLTi, n. — tho flowcr tree. yf^H<| »». +rHH<«l«f». 
 Gold-leaf, «. «i%<t I^I «• ?ff%ft ^?^ w. 
 Gold-smith, ». #RTT, gW'PIT. — in contempt. 5ffPTRlT, 'P- 
 M^fl^'iVf , <i)4'4 l OT.^t^OT. — in allusive and reproachful 
 phraseology. ^^rT^IT, ^««"W'ft,'n*l^l^<. 
 
 Anvil of a g. for forming beads &c. HU|y<|OT. 
 Burnisher of a g. f^H*"!! m. 
 Business or art of a g. fftTIT^/. ^HK+IM «. 
 Furnace of chafing dish of a g.3T7T7t/.or 'in.J{^mt\f, 
 Hammer of a g. ^\W\m. 
 
 Nippers or tongs of a g. Mnm\ or^} m. ^U^ m.dim. 
 ?Tt5^/. Htl'ift/. Some other implements of goldsmiths 
 are ^TIT, «B«K"<, 'Pt'B'IT, g^^, ^%, Wiiti*^, 
 
 GOLD-THBEAD, n. v»1<HK/. ». 'STT/. «». 
 
 G0LDE5, a. of or belonging to gold. rfl«-i||-m, *fl^^,^«iufl*<l, 
 
 2 o/ <A<r co/or of gold. Ht?^ tnt^, *J«l<»f<»ft, flt^^n^. 
 
 8 excellent, valuable. #?m^, ?rmT ^MmNi, «KM»I. 
 GOLP, n. ^^ ^^^ Tt^ W^. 
 G05K,p. V. V. 1. ^Tr^, <^HI, IT, Pi'ti, ^«('ii, 3m'H, T- 
 
 A fk^ ( useful in comp. as f^^»^, Ac. ). 
 Goso, n. plate of iron struck as a bell. Vnitf n, fTHT ««. «?7T 
 
 Person appointed to strike a g. mni«'«fior3ft,'n?fJft. 
 Stick, Ac. to strike a g. ft<n^ n. 
 OoHOXBHa:^, fi. TTTT m. <TT*r n. 
 
 Good, a. ^»P^,«ITT,7'TF,^tW,1?i^<»r •^^i«;,^?RT,^tw5|n, 
 Wmr, ^?%^, ^TV, 'PIT, ^, 'rt»R,P^«<<n, ^.— intens. 
 extremdy f.^etUent, tupertxctUent, precious. H<tt,;7T^ 
 
GOO I 
 
 *>w*tMT, rfK'<<i, sTR^HRft, ^i^rtHT, ?r^f?)^, ^I'JiMtiai, ;jtT- 
 
 The g. and the bad. ^<Ni^4, ^nrraiT, ^^^.— Con- 
 sideration of the g. and the bad. ?lTTRrn: f^'^TT m. ^^- 
 ^^TTT «!.— Discrimination between the g. and the bad. 
 W^^rf^^ »>. — Separating the g. from the bad. ^<»ft- 
 
 G. for nothing person. 3T1TFR5^T pop. amnir? or 3, 
 
 Pretty g. q^T, SRRTT. 
 
 Very g. %Tr?nW. 
 
 To give one as g. as he brings. rfft^RT ^tc5 m. ^. 
 
 To seem g. unto. tRW-^rfm-f^mTRT ^ 5'. o/«. 
 2 sound, »tron<j, firm, tuhlantial-^ having strength, 'pith, 
 spirit, virtue. ^iR^:^., ^sft^^RflT, ^oE^, ^r«R^, ^p^ff , ?rW- |j 
 
 3 — of signs, aspects, seasons, &c. not inauspiciout. ^T, 
 55, p, JTn^, f ( in eomp. as ^ra, ^M|Ti-&c. ). 
 
 G. and bad. ^HT^, f ^Tf ^, Wli^l^. '" 
 4 — morally, v. Virtuous, &c. ^tn?7r, HOT, ^+ri-qr, %<Pj 
 ^9'i ^I^^^, ^t^f+iM"*), Wlfri)+, ?f?5TT<T, ?ff^frT, V^frl, 
 mfi?^, «T^, tn^?, ?rrgf frT, ?rg( in comp. and abund- 
 antly, as ^PF^, WHT, ^l"!, ^^jf ^r^JTrif, W^T )• 
 
 G. ( godly, virtuous, &c. ) man. ^t^?^, f^JpT, ^M;J"i<<, 
 
 ?r^5^'<T, JuMHt^H, ^tt^i)|Uft, JOqirHT. 
 
 G. ( simple, mild, &c. ) man. ^=IHI<*|,X«(mu|+i,f'?^- 
 
 5 benevolent, v. Kind. qftT^FPft, OT?PT<^. [^ar. 
 
 6 — pieces of money. ^u|^un<i ^TTT, *(«I«oftfT, ^pJI^pjft?!, 
 
 To make good, supply a loss. H^TT ^i. 
 Good, n. a good thing. ^ n. ^m^-<hrMm\-^-&c. nt^/. 
 
 Fugitive g. qoT^ tfru n. 
 
 The supreme g. summum honum. 9T*TPif »». 
 
 2 lenefit, profit, v. ADVAlfTAGi:. «PT^ m. R!c5 ». f|<T ». 
 «rC »• ^H*K Mi.jpr m. 
 
 3 weoJ, JceM Jeinj'. sp^^TM «. ^ fl. ^ n. ^ ». 3T*fW »• 
 To wish or seek the g. of. 5f??nTiTf%rR «.-3T*fW%rR- 
 
 W.-&C. ^Rijf. y. p/o, q^ JTFlfir with ^ or ^ of 0. sj-JTRT ji 
 
 apffdr 5'. 0/ 0. j 
 
 4 OTorai qualifies, v. VinTUE. J?^/. ^ «. i 
 
 5 goods; JCflrs», V. CoiiiiODiTiES. iTT?? m. (^^■H »w. pi. j 
 
 Goods taken from a shop to be retained or returned 
 as may suit. ^\*\if. 
 
 Perishable goods. HVB% %^ ». 
 
 6 goods; goods and chattels. JTTeS m. ttTPWtTT/ C^?TT^/ 
 
 Good, a^». «nr, ^^^ 
 
 GooD-BEEEi)D.o, n. politeness. g^iRr^ H. ^iN^ ». ^T«mT/. 
 
 Good bt ! v. Adieu, g^ ^, ^^, 
 Good humoub, n. g^wsff/. 
 Good humoubeB; a. gr.H^r. 
 
 5 GOR 
 
 Good mak, n. master of a household, vji+0, ^T^T^ft, ^T^. 
 
 GooD-toOKiso, a. v. Handsosie. gT?T«TT^, g^TT. 
 
 Good natube, Good temper, ». 5?ft3 «. ^KfTTW m. ^tt?I- 
 
 Good natuked, Good tempeeed, a. ^trfNl, g^fft?!, ?l^;rft- 
 
 G. fellow. 555?^ n^?T or TUImRt. 
 Goodwill, «. H^/. ^?nT3iT/. ^"TT/. ^MH+4| «. 
 
 To acquire the g. of. ^^f. ^'TT^, ^Ar\ Rro^f. 
 
 To lose the g. of. »J^aH 3^TT^, HTtfJ^ 'id<«!. 
 
 To preserve the g. of. J^sff /. TT^M. 
 Good wife. Good woman, «. ^r^p^/. «TWft'iT/q<.->llf^- 
 
 G GODLINESS, «. V. A. ^mImUII «. &C. ^T^ «. rfN"<< fl. ^- 
 
 GooDLT, a. comely, graceful, handsome, ^e. ^CT, 5^, "Tkr- 
 "TtT^, *II>I<1, 'frjRT, "W^T^MT, ^<3"ll, ^^TIH, gHHUII. 
 
 Goodness, n. v. A. 1. ytjlr^M'TT or ^^^TTTw. ^I^R<?^T »«. 
 n'JT m. %3f «. ^r^ n. ?IfTT/. 'at^Jj- or ^^ n. 
 
 2 soundness, firmness, vigour, heartiness, pluck, !(e. — aa 
 opposed to rottenness, decrepitude, debility, &c. and as 
 remaining in articles or animals. qfj?r »»• ^f^ «• ^^\^ m. 
 \^i\ m. jftxf n. pop. ^ and W\f. ^ «• H\<¥\ n. ^^. 
 
 3 5f^/.5T«. 5*r?TT/. &c. 
 
 5 ?;'n/. <3M+.K m. 
 GooDT, n. — the compellation. ^S{^\or ST^Fsft/. 3TT^/. ^/. 
 
 Little g. srSOTt/. *iarfl«Il(/. 
 Goose, «. ^^/. ^^/. 
 
 Cry of the g. cackle. ^+(H|<^ m. 
 Flight or flock of geese. ^•HHI^r/. 
 2 See Fool. 
 
 GOOSEBEBKT, n. ^ <poE 3TT^. 
 
 GOEBELLIED, a. V. POTBELLIED. ^f^Tof, !{H(t, ^^'IT, j^^. 
 
 GOBBELLT, n. V. POTBELLT. %T/. ^ «. 
 
 GoEE, «. V. Blood. K^ n. nt^5# ^^ n. Tm=^ ^^ n. pi. 
 
 2 ( of a garment ). Jpoft/. «l^ w. 
 To GoEE, t). a. pierce u-ith a horn. fijiiR^ or l^T^df, f^m «. 
 
 JTRSr, HT^^'^ or HW^, H«+H"31. 
 Scratch or mark of a goring, ipf^ m. 
 GoEOE, M. V. Theoat. HotT »n. «fi5 m. 
 
 2 narrow pass between hills, f^^f/l Pbiijfcffl /.or t*fn.^lt5»i. 
 
 To GoBGE, t'. «. V. To Stupj. ^TTH 5h^, jq^ %^, 3THT- 
 
 ^ 3l^-*fn;nT «. ^P^, Hor>T HT ^jTTwf , tpJFr^T. 
 2b GoKOE, V. a. See To Gobble. 2 See To Glut. 
 GoBGEOus, a. V. Fine, hs^, ^itT^ 3}^, ^^^^,^^^1^, 
 
 ^5s^ <po5^, 5r25r5^, f^?5f^, r*i<M«4H, f^nhnr. 
 GoEGEOusNEss, «. T. A. TFP /P. HTT/. TTH/. W^^^f. Sens- 
 
 ?t3R m. >T^*n5re m, 
 
GOV 
 
 361 
 
 GEA 
 
 GoBOEK, fi. v.V. N. and Glcttok.TTT^-^^T^T-Ac ^WTTTT, 
 
 GoBQET, n. armor for the throat. "J^ »«. ^'luO/. *«i-m«i n. 
 To GoRMAiTDizE, r. «. T. To Stcff. ^JPT-TTR^-TTfT-Ac. 
 
 GoBMAXDizEB, &<!. See Glcttox, Ac. 
 
 GOBT, a. V. BlOODT. <rfc^«)IcS, Jrf^ Mi'^pSI, i*!*. 
 
 GosLiso, «. ^^Ml «l^ »i. 
 Gospel, «i. y<lMi/. ^H^jlttf/. 5M*It?HM »• 
 Gossameb, n. *^ldlO/. «(MH-i «. 
 
 C033IP, fi. taltUny perton, v. Pbatek. fj«)-^|, 'IMI?*P.t|l, «IT- 
 srr, imH^«llrMI, ^ItTTT, <3«llr<4l, •l<-'Oll'<T, l^'ft^HT, 1<^, 
 
 2 gadding and tattling female. H'KH^I'ft/. *{4*M«(I'fl/. 
 
 riy|4M^|»ft/. [ rtVIot-^n/. 
 
 3 m«-<! /a///<r. ttt/. »nRn/. ^?^ W^fT/ ^^'JT *n^/. j^i. 
 GossiP-BTASB, «. For this term m gignifying #po< of meet- 
 ing of gottipi, neict-tnongert, loungers, and of idlers and 
 «MMp« generally, and aa generic of reading-room, cluh, 
 lounge, larhert shop, alehouse, village tree, scandal point, 
 Uid Bimilar designations, are, 3T^T5T *»■ 3(rfT m. ip5 m. 
 
 To Gossip, v. n. tattle, v. To Pbate. TTT/. f ^ 5fRir,ifmT/. 
 
 Got, Gottes,;). v. V. A. 1. fHd<<Ar^j , HirJS5?!T, 4o. ^- 
 fi^T, #T^, unr, ^i^TTH, f^"j, ^4f?**i, ^«*H, arrw, ^mr, 
 
 2 r»<'*<i>-"ii, Ac. TiifSfH, •srfSrr, 
 
 Ill-g. Dishonestly g. ^TTiT, f'JHHr, ^-«<l«r?mi^. 
 Well-g. llonestlj g. ^Wt?, ^-^WNI, -Vl^flMll^fT. 
 
 '■lOTHAMlST, «. T. WiSEACHE. ^^T^Tmrsft, ^tlTn^T. 
 
 1 OE, n. T. Chisel, ftvimrr^ ■KITT arf^. 
 Gouoi, r. a. ( ihST ) CTT^ TPT^ WWJ[. 
 UEB, ». *fT<?cei m. 
 
 Bitter g. *|4l<^il m. ^'.j^ f. V^^WI^ «. 
 
 Bottle shaped g. ^ m. H"^/. 3?^T^n». 
 
 Young g. 9^ m. 8<>nie other kinds are «PRfT, lt*IT, 
 ?TW?ft, TTtWt fl^?^, VrijfY, TTWr, ^ w ^?T. 
 unfA5D, n. V. Glcttos. 7T^^, «T^^, 'ffw^rft. 
 IT, «i. T. BnxOMATlsM. ^PTTtn m. fT^ m.^s-Wr^m.lja^iit. 
 . ,..LTT. a. dueased with the gout. WPffWt, ftfW«J»r5T, ^- 
 
 'ZofoT belonging to gout. ^I?|»?«IT«»T, «fM^I<^>I«II^I, ?tf»T- 
 To GorM», ». a. ( a people, Ac), rmt n.-vm^ m.-Krf^TTT 
 
 2 rail*, regulate, control. J+mM JJ^-'H'^fot, 'Mlf ur, 
 W^'l^ •r !*l<iiN«l, ^TMf^TM.-tP^W^/. fi'l'W-^'rfr jf. 0/0. 
 ^)^^vfm.■^■M[^lm.--^r'.1•1m.■1[\^'^n.■f:\^^^^n.■Ar.^J^g.ofo. 
 
 f;oTE«5iBLE, o. V. v.L'. ■jTT^TTtn-<^^jfT«T'TT<fr»iT-&c. ;*»tm- 
 Gt»rMjnrD, ^. T. y. a. 3»Tf»%=?T, Ac, tlf*nT, f^'^ffPT, f>im, 
 
 1 GovEKNEss, n. female ruler. Hl<<+1u|/ ^Tffpft/wp. *^lMlu| 
 
 || 2 female teacher. Rl+.«)U||<lu|/. ^"^yr^/. T"?^/- 
 
 GovEKXMEXT, n. Y. Y. 1.— (7c/. TP^". aT^TrTOT. J+-M<1 /. 
 i 2— oc/. r^AIK^n. ■pnTKM. f?iir=3tiT»i. l^f'NnTT/. ITre'TW. 
 
 a^lTT^Rw. 3T7l7»». 3f?T^Tni». 3TNT»». fv^q^n. ^TR^W. 
 
 stale. ij^t^reTOT. sj^NreftA 3TToET»». 3<|o!KJtn'»n. anoESJ^m, 
 
 I. governing body. 'H<+K». [fq^Rfw. 
 
 II. (as of a district, colony, Ac). HlHc?<i/. Hm31»». 3T- 
 III. — in grammar. srf^^nJR'n. *K+n. [^c5T. 
 
 GovEBXMKSTAL, a. y^+K^l, ^tT^FrTS^fT B«i<iTr5fT, ■HI+KI^ %- 
 GovEKSOB, n. (of a district, of a town, &c.J. ^T^jftT, ttik- 
 
 The g. iftHT^m. pi. I^T WT^^w. 
 2 ruler, regulator, Sfc. Pl<idl, f^RTH^, ^imt), ?TTW, 1TTH - 
 
 sT-Pi<<m-&c. qmf, ^Hijiiwi. 
 
 GovEEXORsuir, n, t. N. 1. ^l(+*0/. ^ll^m^/. HIHrfd"^!^ 
 
 /. MIMrt'^lO/. 
 
 Gowk. See Fool. 
 
 Gown, n. woman's upper garment. ^^^T^m. 
 
 2 /ofl^ role — gener. ?RT»». \iii»||»». [fejJfft. fi. 
 
 QowPEW, n. ^d^jf^m. pop. afjfcft/- 3^5^ o»" SrINtoE/. st^- 
 Gbab. (This is corrupted from vj l_^ Aralic). JTR/. 
 To Geab, r. «. V. To Seize. ^NliO'i, jg^rsTTSTw. VJ^^, 
 To Gbabdle. See To Gbope. 2 See To Gbovel. 
 Gbace, n. V. Fatob. ^^f. SR^T^w. 
 
 Object of g. ^MIMNn. STT^TT^. 
 
 To get into one's good graces. 'ft^t<T f^Rof'. 
 
 To get out of one's good graces ^s^i^-i^jfuj^-Tpit^ 
 
 2 divine favor, f'^ W^f t"^ ST^^wi. 
 
 8 rfiPtiM influence, f 'srft sRtJrT/ f^iR %ft^ 5^/. 
 
 4 T. Beautt. r^/ ^??^/- 3^1/. PTRW^T". ^»i. 
 
 6 V. Gracefulkess. «m/. tJ^T^/. iTJT/. 
 
 C a g. a virtue, an execUenee. ^rti^in. *r«fiT». 3T3'(rR«». 
 
 7 rt #Aor/ prayer or praise hefore or after meal. »fr»rTT 
 
 A "grace before meal" used by Hindus. ^g'M. 
 To Gbace, c. a. v. To Adorn. §iifrf*T?f IRot, ^>TT/. «{^-W- 
 
 "I^, 7?l**'t«.-»nRn. ^T^ g. of o. 
 
 2 dignify, honor, Sfc. JTT^TTT'n.-Ac. ?^, »fteT-Ac. "RoH, 
 Gbaceful, a. V. Beautiful, IFandsome. ^q-siT, tSUlT, ^TT- 
 
 Gbackfuli.t, adv. t. A. s^fts^T, ih^5^, ft^^^TTt^, tTPfV^, 
 Giacefclkess, n. v. A. un/. «nft/. OT^/. ^TH/ g'ft 
 
 /. «IJ|<<<«l|m. it^l^mTw. Ac. ^tfff/. 3rf35?«l«. W^'^Tw. 
 OlACELESH, a. rejrolale, abandoned. <(^IMnR IT'IJ^T, ?l'!>- 
 
 I Graciou!*, a.faroraUe, condescending, v. Kind. fSTW w^, 
 
 1^, JM^lO. 
 
GRA 362 
 
 2 V. Meeciful. ^*TT^ or m^ '^v^.^ +) ++>«!. 
 Gbaciouslt, ade. t. A. 1. sp^, ?WT^, «iHiM<<:ti<, ?rTT^- 
 ^, &o. 
 2 ^^, ^?n^-^, &c. 
 
 GHACIOUSNESS, «. T. A. 1. ^hHloJWUIIW. ^iTT/. «>hi^R;/. ?)- 
 
 qpFTT^OT. q^Tr^/. 3lRXT^»i. ^m^m. 'e>"Hi5<ii/. 
 GvjL'DkiiO'Sy'n. order ^regular procesrhy degrees. 3T^^t>JT»». 
 
 In regular g. shH+HI^, q^*TT^i*T, ^^^JT^fTt. 
 2 step of a series. "PtW »». H\*\(\ f. 
 GiUDE, «. «f«p, degree. TT^rft/- H*(?M ««. ?<T«lT m. 
 Oradiest, a. ^:^;J7?^\ sprmT^ ^^f^TTTT 1%^ 3cl<UIKI. 
 Geadient, «. "^31^ f%5rT T?rrTH SfTT'T «. 
 GbaduaIi, a. proceeding by dejrees. 5f)Hl j+HMI, •*»1'>p*ii-«(i, 
 
 Gbabuallt, adv. v. A. +H'=hm^', •+HIH+MI^ or ihHI^+fl, 
 ■»bM--bM , '^J^^d*., ?fra;<ft55. The sense of this word is very 
 idiomatically supplied by the repetition of the present 
 participle as qrirlt ^P^f %^. He did it gradually. ^- 
 ^ ^t^, !3TnTf ^JTIrrt ^^, &c. &c. 
 . G. and gently, as one is able. wf^^. 
 
 To Gbaduate, v. a. at^ m. pl-^^\^ m.pl. Hi3>ii <TT3^. 
 2 eon/(?r a degree on. f«iqirtMi<irt1 'l^/- ^. 
 
 ^0 Gbaduate, «. «. f^qr^TtrfPft <?^ /• fJT^f^m. 
 
 Gbaduate, «. Rl|<Jlrl<<idc^ T^ <HTref*T3T?ft3Tf^ <ft. 
 
 Geaduated, p. V. v. A. 1. at^ TTIpScTT &c. [ filTST^n. 
 
 Geaff, Gbaft, n. shoot, Sfc. inserted in a tree. <lirfM n. 
 
 To Geaff, To Graft, v. a. insert a shoot. tp?5iT n. c4Huli- 
 
 Gbaffed, Grafted, a. leaving grafts, ^::^i^^\^^ or tft, 
 G. tree or stock. ^■^rS «. ^H «• 
 2 produced by a grafted tree. +rJtA, ^Prttii-m,"^^ or tft. 
 
 Gb.vin, n. corn. tTF^T iJop- ^TH «• ^TJIT »». TlfT ff». 3T^ n. ^- 
 or m. (^lu ii il).!.! m. ^^ or v^ «■ Xlio Hindus divide 
 their grains into two classes. — 1st. The Orains gT5^ 
 ^F^f. ( These arc, if, 'TT, v^', #^To^T, «(i<i|u||, Wt^, ^- 
 oE, fT*nT, *rQ[T, 'JT^^, HH, TToST, ?ft5r, ^ft^, foftrl or »T, 
 frf^rr, 3^, =^55t ). And 2d. the Inferior grains, OTtTT- 
 j^ or JF^TP^ or ^^ n. (These are, ^r^JTT, TT^, ^t\, 
 
 yrr^rjft, siti, ^W, wj^ n^, j?^, ^ff, <MRin, h^^, tt- 
 g^T, nit, 5rT?y, ^nrS, X<1HM, ^^, arsiT^ ). Note. Some 
 Pandits give lists which differ from the above in a few 
 grains. 
 
 A husked g. ifT^ m. [+l<N*0. 
 
 Alms of undressed g. spIlM n. — Person that begs it. 
 
 Awned or bearded g. ^jjptTFT «• 
 
 Broken g. STTS^ptjft /. 3TT5^ /. +UN< or ^WR m. 
 ^ /. 5;^ /. n. [ W?I^ »». 
 
 Dirty ( earth-mingled ) g. Jll<i+ui n. m'f\{\ m. nM^n. 
 
 Early grains — collect. 3T?TtTHT n. ^I'lm n. 
 
 Full and good g. or cars of com. +u|(^|<. 
 
 G. as just trodden out. H^ m. pi. 
 
 G. as a premium upon money lent, ^>RT w. 
 
 GEA 
 
 G. for consumption of an army. T^ f. 
 G. ( pulse or corn ) coarsely ground. HTTT m. 
 G. taken to be coarsely ground. *R?T «. 
 G. ( or com ) which bursts or breaks readily. J-ilct^ 
 ^niTT m. ^^ or JT^ ^TTT »». 
 
 Late grains — collect. qfJsqjrm^ n. 
 
 Lending g. at interest. vji-MeHj^T «. 
 
 Mixed g. ^:^;^ m. 
 
 Parched g. ^f^ m. t^T^ / pi. 
 
 Receptacle for g. — general. ^t^ToST nt. dim. ^h^oft/. 
 
 Eeceptacle for g. in a wall. !H«fR n. siot^ «. 
 
 Sack or case for g. *ft?I m. [ JJI^ n. 
 
 Soaked or steeped g. f5T^»TT^ m. pi. fn^im f. 3^ or 
 
 Store of g. %JI-<<^<J^ m. 
 
 Undressed g. ( esp. as given to Brdhmans, Ac. ). 
 
 gumr^ «• 3s*i »». f^trr m. 
 
 Unhusked g. boiled. ^M-^l /.i>^ 
 
 To be g.— surfeited, — horse, &c. <^luiN'if, 
 2 single corn. <^|U|| «». ^oj «». 
 
 Empty through excesaive rain — ears of corn, or a 
 grain. IMf^T. 
 
 Hollow or light g. "^ «. MJIrf+d n. j^jnift/ or oin, 
 or iij «. f%3r^ ». f^^^Ts «. frft/. "fpPT «. J?# n. — 
 through much rain, mui^lrf n. muiP^jrft/. 
 
 Hollow or light grains. M'fcui n. "FR? n. ^1<FH «. J^T^ 
 «. JJI^ «. [ JIJMT, 5W. 
 
 That remains hard after soaking or steeping— grain. 
 8 ( of gunpowder, sugar, sand, &c. ). X^T m. ^tT m. f«t- 
 TmT»». ["ft/. 
 
 4 ( of wood, &c. ). f^<+| »i. ^?: OT. andj^. iTTS «• HTS- 
 Against the g. ^c^^T, STfrfc^t^T. 
 Agreement with the g. aHIHrfl*^ «. 
 Contrariety to the g."i(rfl«l «. Hlfrlri1'-<< «. 
 That is with, and against the g. ^grtFT f^^tT. 
 With the g. a<Hrtl K. 
 
 5 ^ S^?r ^^JTT 3Tf^. 
 
 6 atom, jot, iota, S(o. v. Bit. «I?iI m. dim. ^^f. ^^f. 
 ? grains. aiT% ^Prs'^?^ ^i'<<|-«(i ^t«ir m. 
 
 Gbain-cellae, n. ^^ or tfef ». 
 i Gbaik-dealee, «. J^nft, ^T^, 
 [ Geain-paecheb, n. TSH^fTT, ^^Ttft, J^TRT, TT^Tft. 
 Gbak, n. Cicer arietinum. ^wir w. i^^^m »». 
 
 Acid obtained from g.-plants. 3TH/. 
 
 Flour of g. «RnT n. 
 
 Elour of g. boiled and spiced. 3ToEor «. 
 
 Elour of g. spiced and fried. *<*0/- or \ n. 
 
 G. soaked and parched. V,iuii m. ^ot 5^ m.|)?. 
 
 Green pods of g. parched. ^Ncil or ^T or grotT w. 
 
 Green gram plants given to fatten horses. *^HAf. 
 
 Pod of g. ^TW m. [hu|«^^_ 
 
 Gbamiheal, Gramineous, a. l^TTT^^TMT?ft^, ^ninTnft^, 
 Gbaminivobous, a. feeding on grass. g^PRft, a«||^|<l, ^. 
 
GBl I 
 
 Gramhab, »i. — the science. M41«KU| fi. ^i«<^^ii^ >». 
 Bulea of g. ^1*^51 1 +1H ». 
 2 — a book on it. cqjifi^ui n. «m<ji<uii^ MW* n. 
 
 ?ir<t«i*. 
 
 Mere g. %^?5' ^<< l 'Km , ^^WfT^T. 
 Grammaticai., o. relating to gramnutr. o^n^^un^, *«<l«hl"l 
 
 2 aetording to grammar. e^n^TW^^, «< !*<.«! R)^, sqi^- 
 
 G. accuracy. 71*^^!^/ 
 G. error, aj'j^fc^ m. 
 Grammaticallt, adv. V. A. o4)l+<U||H+(K, o^l1.<UllH*sM, 
 
 If looked at g. <>m<KUI4.^n % ^nf^ 3TOrTt. 
 Gka5art, n. ttore-houte for grain, iprar m. *I<1K «• «?»'»•• 
 
 »iTT n. «iF»r^r^ "». «. 31^ +i? TO. aRT^re^ «. n. 
 
 Subterraneous g. ^ n. — lining of it ( composed of 
 bundles of holcus ). %3T m. 
 GraSD, a. iUutlrUnu, ifc. T. Gb£AT. »iW, Vtt, "H^I^ ^'l^- 
 
 2 tpUridid, magnificent, Ifc. T. FiXE. TST, VTRT^, «TR- 
 HI<iMI, «^<SK., -IHiK, «ra^, f^lMHH, f^TTfjTfT, ^"^w*- 
 JTTT jxy. 4.'(tw<HM, ^TPft, ^TBT, vJH^I, ^lfrt>ni^l, ^^^TT, 
 
 3 principal, v. Cuief. ^^^T, ^, ^M'l<»<<, 
 Gbakdcbiu), M. — in male or female line, sn^re; «. ^M<i< 
 
 or ^T^I or ^T'fre »»• 
 
 O. of g. PlMulHll «. 
 
 Great g. TTJX or TT'^Tl or MU|Mi< n. 
 GRAXDSAVonTZB, ». — in male or female line. TlfT /. Trfft- 
 v(f.—ton't daughter. sWt /. — daughter's daughter. ^- 
 f^f. ^^ 
 
 Great g. qnpT or^ or vf\f. ^m^t^f. iT^fNt/ 
 
 Husband of g. ^Irlvifl^lf to. 
 Graxdfathrii, n. — paternal. ifTT =*1MI m. ilftHT «. fHTTK- i 
 ^■•.fr^f^TTTw. — paternal ormatemal.3n^«». — maternal. 
 Tfl ^RTTT TO. KTTTTT^ m. *n^fT?n to. 
 
 Brother of g. ^5^ afTTSTT to. — hia wife. ^S?T 3n>ift/. 
 
 Compellation for g. THTt^. 
 
 O. of g. PlHO|v^l TO. ^ >i(<^ni«i^ M. 
 
 O. of great g. WTT ^«nfT to- 
 
 Grandmother of g. PlWI^'ft/'. [WMMIH^ to. 
 
 Great g.— pat 9«niT to. RfpTHT^ to.— mat. qnr^ m. 
 
 Ilonte of mat. g. wp *»" afPftas «. 
 
 HouM of g. of g. rusuui* or PlMUMI^t «. 
 OBAVSMOTtizR,*.— pat. WTTSTT'ft /P»7Tm^ /. — pat. or mat. 
 ainft/.— mat. m^T an^/ »»MIM^/. 
 
 Great g. — pat. TTsft/. nf^fllH^/. 
 
 O. of g. f>|qfl!3ft/ 
 Obajtmuk. See ORAitDrATim. 
 Onvntor, «.— in ouJe or finiule line, ^to.^tt m.— mnV 
 
 3^ GBA 
 
 aofl. ^ft^tn. — daughter's ton. '\\liM "•• 
 
 G. of great g. WTWT^to. 
 
 Grandchild of great g. <HIM<MU|di4 or cSTS n. 
 
 Wife of g. 'WfHi^f. 
 
 G. of g. PlMUiH^wi. 
 
 Great g. qopj^m. Zf^t^ m. 
 
 Wife of great g. 'T'TcT-g^/. 
 Geakdee, «. nolleman. m.i}K m. ST^flT «». HtST T^^T »•• T- 
 
 ilrtl* m. >3H<I«I TO. -i-MH<\^t(l T^^T TO. 
 Geasdeuh, Geasdxess, «. v. A. 1. »fi"iMui| m. VT(t/. iJr^ 
 /. ij^^m^/. ^»^ w.^T^ n. fspT^ TO. H^/. ^rHP\f. 
 
 2 TSTmrr »». sii/. s«j^/. «5ft/ ^tr to. tq^JTrt »». 
 
 TlH'^lfl/ fte TO. ftt^^lft/. *i'»*<<il/- 
 Grange, n. o/or»» j«<A luilJings, 4'c- ^<H+^-'<<l ^Ktg?1 T- 
 
 Granite, «. ^ ^nrfhr ^5 317^. 
 
 Gbanivobous, a. subsisting on grain. arSPT^, 31«»J»?Ivft,3T- 
 
 5rnft, sT^Tift^, ar^ni^, «tf^h?t5p, ^rt^q^r^^^, 
 
 GbAKNT, «. V. GHAUrMOTHEB. 3{M1«1I^. 
 
 To GHAirr, r. a. concede, allow, \. To Admit. q^^-TTPT ^- 
 xpi, ^^-iTT^-&c. aiRTot icith ^ or^ of 0. ^ft^JR »/i.- 
 ?^TT W.-&C. 5R^ y. 0/ 0. 
 2 V. To Give. ^, ^pt «. ^>^, sf^ftw «. ^T^. 
 Grant, «. y»//; ly deed, Sfc pnH ««. n. ^^tTTrT/ ^iitii w. 
 Deed of g. v. Deed. prr^TT'l »• ?f^/. TTraTT^ «. 
 Forged g. ^?tm^ n. 
 Grants — compreh. pTTH ^ipTT «. 
 G. of land. ^TT^^/. fiiMn/. 
 G. of lands or tenements viewed as a means of sub- 
 sistence. *fM*/. 
 
 Holder of a g. fHTH^, >^l^'n<<\l<, 
 Eesumption of a g. <^t1IM^Kto, 
 Tax upon a g. ^iihm^/. 
 Voucher of a g. prmT^ ». 
 Gbantee, n. /w?r«o» to whom a grant i» made, fTTT^TTRT- 
 
 TTW'TRT, irfrm^trrT. 
 Grantob, n. person who grants. |HIH ^tTTTT, ^TJTT. 
 Gbahui^b, Gbabulabt, a. ^I«*»l-m. 
 To Gbavulatk, r. «.— as a healing ooro. HIdo&tH, TB^, 
 
 JreK^r, ^3to ^, f^ToS TO. <g^df. 
 GRANULATI05, n. ( of a sore ). att^ m. ft>^ m. 
 
 Medicaments to effect g. H\iM^ »• 
 GRA5CLE, n. ii//te y«ri» or particle. ^MT «. *^ «• "PT m. 
 
 2 ( of congealed honey, oil, &c)..Jm\m.Vf:^m.m'iv[\f.pl. 
 Graxvloui, n. V. N. 1. ^lilj^K, ^ufl'^K. 
 
 2 ^WTB, <^^li, "i>"i^K. 
 Gbapk, n.— the vine. lfTW;«y. 3fW/. ip?ft/.— the fruit. 
 
 Some kinds are, ^%(\ ^T??, •('[ITT, ^fT|^, gWfTpft, 
 Black g. ^ ^r?T «. 
 Juice of the g. ^T?^RB m. 
 GtAn-BBOT, ». *'*</l'llrtl TO. 
 
GEA 
 
 §64 
 
 OEA. 
 
 Gbaphic, Geaphicai., a. well described. ?tPT quMM F, ^^- 
 
 Gbaphic ALLY, adv. y. A. vjTlH«|ulHI^' ,»T^Tt?T '^OT-st^ <?tfcZ. 
 Geapnel, «. small ancJior. ?JT?fr or riN^Jl /. ffTrft/. 
 3b Gbapple, d. a. v. To Seize. gf«tW, ^"n i ^" !, "7^^. 
 2b Gbapple, r. «. contend in doicjight. yi«|ui, 5iMt/.-<T^ 
 
 5b Geasp, r. a. y. To Seize. ^^-qiJ^JT-^JSFHTtfT-^ml?!-^- 
 fIT%-&c. Kpraf , errot, 'nJI'if, S:ri«(oi, ?fraT3#, UI*IUI «. ^- 
 
 To g. at. Ert-T^^&e. >TT^. [3Tff». 
 
 Gbasp, Geaspiko, «. Y. Y.—act. qr^r «• M+<5ui n. &c. ^fiNlT- 
 
 I. reacA, ^otocr of mind, v. Capacity. 3??rt<PT m. artf^w. 
 STTJ^ OT. 3TT5pH?lf^/ 3TT^?I5T?TfTp/. W^ w. ^^/. 
 
 II. gripe, power, v. Clutches. 5T^ m. SH^^N ot. ^n^SR" 
 
 Gbaspino, o. v. Qeeedt. afrqirft, 9TT?no5'T?T. 
 
 Gbass, n. niHT «. ^nr w. ^ «. fHT or rPT «- The common 
 grasses are, !R5, ^p^or ^F^lf , ^?r, f^^m, f #, f^, JHT, 
 ^OTT, ^ik or ^, 'frSToS, »fiT, Wt^T, fq^2T, f^PrqKT or fsf- 
 
 *i<JMKi, ?tn, cTfsi?, qr^TT, grr, ^^, "n^n, q^ or ^, TrrKf- 
 
 JTRts, 5^, ^«ft, '=IT*T or KTSiTT, 35^ or flc^loJI, c5raft- 
 
 Bent g. Agrostis linearis. 5^/. i^o^. ^T^/. ^Taft/. 
 Bits and ends of g. ?R?t/. 
 Blades of young g. '^K<j>a «. 
 The good grasses. — compreh. ^TT^^I^fT ». 
 G. fit to bo cut. Jprfw T^ «. ^FTfra" ^TRT w. 
 G. sickle. f^i\i£\f. 
 
 Green g. as growing on moist patches. nHdlSI or^m. 
 Implement for grubbing up g. ;g^ n. ^TtTgTvf«.tHTw. 
 Sacrificial g. Poa cynosuroides. ^?r»». n.^ pop.^^^m. 
 Btalk of g. clURflt or ^t or mwiSf. 
 Young and green g. f^<«IoS/ f^ n. '^nr/. ?m «. 
 To become covered with g. — a field, &c. 'HidloSot, 
 Geass-cloth, n. t\<ir{\^V7S n. 
 
 GEASS-CUTTEE, «. T|5ir1*It4|r, >\MrH\, Ml+l+lt^l, MI<H<(I^I. 
 
 Geass-hoppee, n. >\ti<rM\Z\'i,m. jfa m. ^TT^lfHtlT or gqiM.^OT. 
 Geass-plot, «. »iqd|-=n-=^Tft^-&c. WIVS ^JTmr/. 
 Geassiness, «. T. A. '19f(l*qoiT m. Huilrfin^d?^ «. Ac. ^- 
 
 Geasst, a. covered with grass. 'Ndl*«tl, 'Hd|o&^ *WtTTo5T, ^- 
 H^T, HWHqHui, ^"ll-^id, duiittlf^d, <J«Io«4m. 
 
 Geate, n. frame of bars. T^Nt ^5^/. 
 
 2 ( of a fire place ). 'MJtft tmtt/ «Rrfir^5ff a<|'|<fl/. 
 
 2b Geate, e. o. wear Jy rudiiny, T. To Scxape. R)^uf,tr^- 
 
 2b Geate, ». n. win Je a harsh noise. ^^7<u{, ^i'(HS<'i, ^5T- 
 
 2 fig. 5e irritating, ^^.-^x^-kc. ^ \ > \ v l\. 
 Geated, a. furnished with a grate. T^Tf^ vTToi^, 
 Gbatejul, a. thankful. ^WUt, STTrtt, f?IH+^I3, ^afT, 
 
 2 V. AOEEEABLE. >itT, f^PT^, 5?^, fWT^, ^^'Pm. 
 
 Geateftjllt, ffrf». T. A. 1. OT^FR »TT^q--^>n^?r. 3H r g^j H -^K^- 
 
 T, *d^dl4ti+. 
 Ghatepulness, n. T. A. 1. oni Geatitude. P|M+^ai«<l /. 
 I ?i?TfT?(T/. v3M+l<flrll/. 
 
 I 2 »M/. t^Hit^ «. f^^T'T^Pf^r «. 
 Gbatee, n. coarse scraper, fti^oft/. 
 Geatificatioh, «. V. V. l.—acl. ?idl«|«|ui w. &c, 'fjift^'JI «. 
 
 ^^Pft^": n.— state. ?f^ »n. fl'^^/. 
 
 2 — ac^ 2^»|i3i «. ^irRot «. ^?r[oi n. 
 
 L o g. o recompense, v. Eewaed. ^i+iy. HlRdlf^^fi. 
 
 n. See Pleastjee. 
 Gbatified, p. T. V. 1. +id'l1«lSrfl, &c. ^?Ttf^, ^. 
 To be g. «di<1"i. 
 
 2 qjfclrfrti, *'4^WI, &C. #rrf<?H. 
 Geatifiee, «. Geatiftisg, p. a. v. V. 1. ?t?fmuiTTT, ?mW 
 
 sF'^uiRKUfKI, &c. ■Hdl«l*H+, g^sf^. 
 To Geatify, v. a. delight.^ v. To Please. ^TffK^, #rfprf«. 
 
 ^of g. of 0. ^f?TK?«. ^, ^?[I-?i^-^fflfTrr-&c. ^R^. 
 
 2 indulge.^ v. To Satisfy. JC^pit, ^a^-^-&c. W^, *S*r, 
 
 ?ffT^'5t, ^?i<f'JTn.-&c. ^T't 5'. ofo. 
 Geatino, n. harsh sound. W-l^f — intens. <li<<t><l<im. ^T5^- 
 
 2 or Geatinqs; matter grated, ^^m. 
 Geatihg, a. harsh sounding. ^F^^T, i^uf+d, <|>uf+<it<. 
 Geatingly, aJ«. «>»<A a grating noise. ^jR^ or fi intent. 
 
 Geatis, adv. for notMng. J^, 5*i«(ifl, 5^^, ^+<1I*+<1 or 
 
 Geatitude, «. thankfulness, Ifc. 4^'h\ikHmn. 3N*lU^f?l/- 
 
 3M*K?1M». <i>d^d l/. OT+I'<?ldl/. fSr«*^?5l?$t/ 
 Geatuitops, o. costing nothing. ^^R:^, 5*d-«ll, J^T or 
 
 Geatuitously. adv. t. Geatis. J!k, ^T.itJiO. 
 Geatuity, n. present. si^fRTn. HlRdini*«. *idlq<^M». pTTTw. 
 2b Geatulate, &c. See To Congeatulate, &c. 
 Geate, a. solemn, serious, tober. I'lftT, l'*ft<MHM|, +j<t|ir!, 
 
 TT^ or HT^ or jgTT, »I*flTH'n^, ^, '^, iri?*r, 
 
 2 See Weighty. 
 
 3 — of sounds, not acide. g<T. 
 Geate, n. "inTTEft 1R/. ^TtTT^ ^TlTw. sTfTpn. qjl^nfrt/. 
 
 To be brought to the brink of the g. <?(l^|-e<<l qsl^- 
 
 2b Geave, tJ. o. c«rf«. wl^ul, ^\v^. 
 Gbate-clothes, «. stdM^B. ?r^qr^«. 
 Gbatel, n. ^^m. ^/. T^m. ^q^m. ^^/- ^T^^r/. ^HTTr/. 
 Heap of g. ^^rarm. 
 2 — the disease. MrKjtSlw. ^T^/- ^^V^f. f^*dl/. 
 Geatelly, a. T. N. VSX., ^^WIoJ, ?!I1?TT^(T5, 5!Tr^, ^iiiyOt. 
 Geatelt, arfc. T. A. 1. qiflfMUII^', »R<^MM«II^, nt^fl^l^, 
 
G RAVE5ESS, Gbavitt, «. V. A. 'PftWIT'n. if'ft'^n. »f»fl^<ii 
 I. heacinest, T. Weight. »TTT». »ftw«. iR'IT**. J^S^n. 
 
 n. See Gkatitatios. 
 Gkatib. See Pkegxaxt. 
 jTo Gravitate, r. n. /«'n</ /« the centre. Ji*HI*Vui«. 11^^,3- 
 
 *<^I\»!M ^, Ht-i^ipH+XUI ♦i.-«t<4|fi(iim».^^ir*it«'t'»i«.- 
 
 4>4irH'imn. ^TW. [Ac. 
 
 Gravitation, n. t. V. ^l+<^I*^«l«. 'jW^H*»1«-ijir*)*j<u|n. 
 Gbatt, a. juice of dretted meat. f^^S{^mn. ^^:^^V:W^n. 
 OXAT, «. dirty tehite. ^^RT, ^P^, ^s^RT, «RR. 
 Iron-g. ^TIT. 
 
 2 — the eye. "%TT or #rT. 
 
 8— hair. ^TTT, ^^l, Fn**^!. 
 To get g. ^!^. 
 Grat-eted, o. "^. 
 
 0»AT-HRA»ED, Mi«-*n ^TlNl, Pj'fctiHIl %tlHT, ?%^ %«Nl. 
 
 Grat-haibed, a. «I^%?T, T^T. 
 
 Gratxess, h. t. a. 1. *»)M<MU|I M. ^?ft<iwr m. &c. [ or. 
 
 7b Graze, ». a. ( cattle ). ^R^, ^R^JfWr-^R'ft^f Mlrjuli-^T- 
 
 2 rate. H^^ui, v^^iJiOi, Ml^4U|^ -ttKui, ^R^^, S:iM<,ui, 
 
 MT7H-HRI75-*nH75T-&c. sn^t. 
 To Graze, r. n. — cattle. '^T't. 
 Orated, p. t. V. A. 2. vj ♦id Aril, &c. 
 
 To be g. fTT^?:^, MIHdui. 
 Orazier, n. feeder, ije. of eatlie. «[i-MHUlKI, yi^, y <.!«►<< I, 
 
 Grastkrt, 0razi50, n. ti^o|l4o& /. Ml^Hl?^ «. 
 
 G. of cattle at night. TOTT m. 
 Grease, «. ^T^ / ^rWf "• a^ni^ n. ?^ in. [z\ m. 
 
 2 — aa adhering to lamps, oil Tessels, Ac. ^or^ n. f^- 
 
 To be mieared with thia g. ^''W^. 
 8 ( for ailea ). afi'l'T n. 
 4 — diaease in the horse. Mit f. 
 3b Grrare, r. m. ^K^f.-Ac. BT^^, *rT?j^, ^^^otinuj, ^- 
 
 2 ( Rxlea, Ac ). a^Pnif, aft^nn n. A\H^-^JX!^. 
 Bwauatmt, n. x. A. 1. aStiR ». 3*^*/. intent. joB^aiJw. 
 
 2 ^RE^ftTTTT «. H«|1»4MU|| m. Ac. fHotifl*/. in/MW. fJf- 
 
 «fM«l'! «. [fti'M. 
 
 GbaST, ». oHy, fat. f^^wr, f^^^TR, ^flMlrf^fl, ^137, ?t<?T7, 
 
 O. or onctuooi article of food, snt^ n. [ <^i^*4. 
 
 2 tmeared icitk f. ye^oftJT, HlllfMrflfl, VfT^S, im^K., 
 To b« or become g. vs^so^. 
 
 GnAT, 0. T. Laroe. jfnir, *itT, tflrw, *tfT^(«ffJft /. >t^- 
 \m. ), »»^ ( in coDjp. ), f»p or JB, ^, «||T, 
 A»g. %WST, f^nWT. 
 How g. %VII. 
 80 g. ?»W¥I, filT^. 
 80 g. ^1»T, |?T^, 
 
 3 of a A*^A W«yr«r; kifk, muth, inttim, S[e. nhST, iflA, 
 
 ORB 
 
 IT^ ( in comp. ), qTK ( in comp. ), "JHT, 3^?!^, 
 
 A g. deal. See Much. 
 8 important, iceiyhty. JTRT, TRt, T^ ( in comp. ), w^- 
 
 4 of high rank, nolle, illustrious, exal/ed, grand, miyl/y, 
 
 ^, irt^, rlvd^cfl, rTST^rf, rr^fPTT, W<1Ih1, !TrfTO9rP];, 5rrTFT?[TT- 
 
 i^, 3TT^, Sosq;, aittiNK"!, 'TT^, ^TRf 5, <MHI'*< ( in 
 notes and writings ). 
 
 A g. man. JTPPmM «. H^MH »». ^5131^ «». f^ n, 
 ^ «. 6?ri% /. 
 
 Contest with the g. HHvJ^T^f /• [ ST «. 
 
 Connection ( interest ) with the g. ^ff^ST ♦». "(M^Rt- 
 
 Dependent on the g. H^^I«nT. 
 
 The g. «Rc5tT m. pi. *Tt^T^ m. ^. 
 
 The g. and small, rich and poor, high and low. ^T?{t- 
 H^Trit m. pi. W^iin:, ri^MM"l% w. ^/. #2T »TtCT. 
 
 To become a g. man. f^TO^^. 
 
 To play the g. man. «r5Tf/.-«Tfl^TT m. ^|+«i, ^^TTT- 
 «»5t /■ [*)<«» ui-Hfs^-^df. [^^. 
 
 5 splendid, magnificent, grand, jftel, >J»H<^I, ?1H<^K, ?n- 
 Q familiar, thick, v. Intimate, ^rejifkl, %5ftHooNT. 
 
 7 A«r«/, grievous. vJTf , li^"!, K^^te. 
 
 8 S^e Pbeqkast. 
 Great, n. See Geoss, Lump. 
 
 By the g. ^rpr decl. 
 GbeateB, o. 3Tf^ JTt3T-*TIT-&c. »TtTt5T, ^TH, 3iTf5nf,ff^. 
 Greatest, a. ««jTm or ^^f^^ *lt3T-»i^-&c. 3T^c?. 
 GsEATtT, o</». «■» a yrea< degree, t. Veut. <FR, sijrf , 3Tfft, 
 
 arfrf^PT, Mil*!^'"!!. 
 
 2 See Noblt. 
 QsEATifEss, n. V. A. jfl^MUII m. »Tlp^ n. rff^HT m. »rf|TT 
 
 2 »(1|m«II m. HiOmuiI w». 
 
 8 jft^oiT »». Ml/l^uri m. 
 
 4 *ft^qm m. ■'atT^<»TT »i. iftr^/. ifrft / »?fTT^/. »Th^r^ 
 
 /. ^"^ m. ^\\\i^^ n. «ftH?ft/. *1K«tO/. 'ft^W/. f^^T^ 
 
 fn./)o/).lt»T^«. *T^«./. »Tfm/. Hf?ft/. II*W«». H- 
 
 ■^\^ m. *rffT/. fir?f^/. 
 
 Greaves, n. armour for the legs. <^°v|IMIi'l «. 
 
 Greed, GaEEDntEss, n. v. A. 1. ^Hil4M<fl| m. 3TMI^WU|I «. 
 
 Ac. wmr/. ^nwt/- ^?ww/. ^MWff- 
 
 2 ;^»T •». ^W ». f^ or f^jftH/. <H»I«I<M/- n«l««i/. fT. 
 W^mr "•• ^T'rftTOIT «. !H(l<flMU|l «n. &c. 
 Grxedilt, adv. t. A. 1. ^lf(IW, qT^m^, ^i«i\^i«i^. 
 
 2 ?!t'T»5^, piN';^, f?tH?[WT, prtvHW>r. 
 
 Greedt, a. ratenout, voracious, v. Gi.UTTOSODt. <^l^l|, "JT- 
 
 2 vehemently desirous, T. COTETOUR, hW^, i5tf*re, fW- 
 
 »TTf*f?T, cStHlftf , 
 Orkrdt-xtr, o. t. CoT«TOn«. anmi»ffl, 3TnTToS»^. 
 Gnnr, «. f^Tff, rARU*. f|^17 jrtenish, fitn. 
 
 f U^' TY J 
 
GUI ^ 
 
 Dark g. f^^mTT, f^^m^K. 
 
 01 a pea-green, or darkish g. f%^5T. [f^cET. 
 
 2— of plants; succulent, tapjy. 2Rt?rr, ^fT^oET, ??T^, ^^TToS, 
 
 G. food ( grass, leaves, &c. ) for cattle, afijy n. aiY- 
 
 G. grass, g. com, g. crops. fqS «. ^f^oE^/. 
 8— of wood, not dry. f^^ilT, 3T13T, 3n»I 3ltc5T, ??R:, ^- 
 JT?fTT, f%^, 3TT;|. 
 
 G. stinks, logs, or billets. ;^Tr!?r or aflH^/. 
 4 raw, unripe, unprepared, lit. fig. f^T^TT, ^^3T, f^il*), 
 
 GiiEEK, 7«.— the color. f^T^ ir\ m. ^X^^m m. 
 
 2 grassy plain. ^}^.t(V[ f. ^^^^ n.f. Jftaq?/. f^^ n. 
 
 3 greens. ^TT^ft/. *n^t ^lOT w. 
 
 Greens and roots, rude fare. 3TTOT <nHT m. an^ qr^ 
 «. i?T3 IT^r «». 
 
 G. kept cropped. ^Z^^^f. 
 
 4 verdure. ffT^oE/. f^?^j/. fTrasT?/. ^TSTlft/. 
 Gbeek ckocee, n. JTra^SR^IT, ^T#t, f^^nr. 
 Gbken-dokn, n. raw, inexperienced person. «F^, STJIM, ar- 
 
 Green house, ». !F>ToEt 5nt TrawTT^f^f %t7^ tR «. 
 
 GeEEH MAEKET, «. HToEHTH/. HTot^ffJ. TTlf/. 
 
 Gbeenness, n. v. A. 1. f^^qoir m. ^TSTvft/ 
 
 2 ^Kt^T^^m w. afTHR'JIT m.-&,c. ^^^^f. ai' l rfH I M. 
 
 4 r^<tim»ii m. ^,^m m. ar^rrr/ arrg;^/. 
 
 GeeEK BOOM, «. Hqs;q- M. %Tjj,xr57|^/. 
 
 To Gbeet, ». tt. T. To Salute, ^tt^^pr w.- i l Hi l H m.-?l5ym 
 
 To Gbeet. v. n. See To Weep. 
 
 Gbeeting. See Salutation. [ •■hv-i l Mt ^. 
 
 Gbegabious, a. g&lng in flocJcs. aR'^^FSR, fl'q^T, ^'T^'^, 
 
 Gbekabe, «. — the missile. SIHR m. n. ?15ET m. f^tn^ n. 
 
 Gbet. See Gbay. 
 
 Geet-dounb, n. f^?FTft f^^ ^^F ^ITrr STl^. 
 
 Gbiddle, «. girdle or plate for taking, r{^^ tn. 
 
 Geibieon, n. Hm *fM''n% ^ ^TTSR ari^. 
 
 Gbief, n. sorrow, v. Affliction. |:^n. ;^j«». ^[rNm. ;§<§< 
 
 /. HHm^ m. 
 
 2 cflwse of sorrow. J:^ «. §^qw +KUl «. 
 Gbievance, n. cause of grief . 5:^ n. 5^??^ 1>E/. 5:^ 
 
 ^orrft ^f- ^W.Z n. arf^? n. |:?TT?q^ n. ifU^ «. 
 S'o Geieve, v. a. dis/rest.1 pain, v. To Afflict. 5:^ «--i^ 
 
 OT.-&C. 55of, |:^-f^vr-«l»ft-&c. ^^ot, 5?i5I^ or J^tT^of, 
 
 To be grieved. |?nT^, 5:^-f?iIi!T-&c. ft'?. 
 5V> Geieve, t-. n. sorrotc. ^^of, e:^ ♦i.-^^ »».-?iT^ ot.-&c. ep- 
 
 ?ot, f%rTN(jf, i^TRof, |-.^-«iiO-q;^-&c. ft'ir. 
 
 To g. excessively. SfM m. a?T<?iwf_ 
 To g. over. ^^ m. m?iof y. 0/0. 
 2 ( for a person or thing lost or gone ), t. To "FVEi, ^- 
 
 GM 
 
 <^<"l, H>I5E m. 'IM€(*iaf, smTT or rra^ M. %TT^ ^. 0/ o. 
 eI^FoET or p«ET »». VHTir-SFTwr g. of 0. g<;g<«i, ^^ir «i. i|^ 
 y. of 0. or, inversely .^ f^iof ^. q/'o. 
 GeieVED, a. V. SOEEOWFUL. 5:^, f?i5i, f^a'ft i, ^^'F. 
 ' Geieveb, n. Gbievihg, p. a. y, V. A. |;?sr ^"TRT, 5:?^^, 5:- 
 
 T. V. N. xvmr, Ac. f.^fft, 5:%?!, ^?r, %f^, ^<a«R< , t- 
 
 Gbievino, ». V. V. A.— act. |:^ ^df «. &c. 5:^rirNor n. 
 V. V. N. TlSt «. ^5/. t>. if, %5 m. :(itq? m. 
 
 2 gT?3r/. 1^/. J^^f- ^^,^/ ^:?re:^/- arq^t^ w, 
 
 Geievoub, a. painful, burdensome, v. Afflictive. 3i?, q^- 
 
 oT, wsnrs, 'TTft, ^nn:^ vtt^. 5:??^^^, 5:^, 5:^11^, &c. 
 
 ^Wi 1=^1 ^^"^K*, ^tfT^, &c. 
 To feel g. aT^q?-^f-&c. ^r^^f in. con. 
 
 2— of faults, &c. *n^, 1TI5T, n^, v(^ ( in comp. ). 
 
 3— of complaints. 3Tfa|^=^, HiM^l+SI'^T. 
 Gbietousness, 71. V. A. 1. ^^qtJTT m. at<m«MU|| »t. >TlfW- 
 
 OTT m. &c. ^-.ti^rwf. t^t^ n. 
 Gbiffin, n. T. Gbeen-hobn. ^^j, t^^x ar fe r t r. 
 To Gbill, t).o. Iroil. TT^of, HFjTT «.-*rj|5T «.-*fTviq n. ^rSi 
 
 g. ofo. 
 Gbill, n. a. grilled article or dish. 'TT^ii'T n. TM^f n. *IT3T- 
 
 ^ n. ><Mric41 T^^ ««• 
 Geilled, ;). T. V. *rT^Kt^, 'TrafT, HT^, Tl^, *r^. 
 Q billing, n. v. V.— ac<. *rF3ldf n. H^ jop. *rT^5m n.^TT^- 
 
 q «. *n^'n«F/. 
 Qbim, Geim-faced, a. fierce looTnng, ill-looking. »{<i*<<^[- 
 
 TpSTT, miT=5fT 'T^qJT, 3TT, Sv^ifHT, a'^T^, ■^iJ^<^H, +lrf+=l- 
 
 Gbimace, n. wry face. MI+S-^VI/. ^f+sft/. f^-«i*9{^/. 
 
 To make grimaces. ^^??T^^^^f?T^^/i'/.-%ST^5r«.. 
 
 fcR^^TT or \-^^^\f. i)i.-«(n^r^^r^5^r/./</..&c. ^^^. 
 
 Geime, «. <fecp7y insinuated dirt. qftJ «. ^7/. ^ »». qjR»>. 
 
 To Geime, v. a. v. N. ff.^quf, «Hd<<ff r, ^R^. 
 
 To be grimed. f%?^, qJTJ^, ^^^''t. 
 Gbimlt, adv. T. A. g<4<ilsi»^, S^TH^^, Ac. aM»j^< ^i^?7T, Ac. 
 Gbimness, n. T. A. HliMI gxiq^M.-&c.;jiT^?<TrTT/.5^#'fn. 
 Geimt, a. V. N. fqrj?5OT, ^-iWrfl. 
 
 To Gein, r. «. ^fT w.;??. r«(Tj^uf-<!)l<Su)'-<^KM«(u| or f^=5I^- 
 2Fr^-<^l<H<JH ^OT, STfrT^ft/. <^HH«l"i, W-^oSfU fpl.•^^^^T 
 
 f. pi. snIrVTswt-^T^^t'jt, f^^r^tw ^ot. 
 
 Gbin, Getnning, «. V. Y.~act. ^ f^spSt «. A<r. ^ f^- 
 To Gbind, v. a. ^ot, fw^, ^^^ or'imiff.i ^01 «.-^oEq «.- 
 
 ^c^ w.-'^'spji «. qnr^ y. ofo. 
 
 2 — coarsely. *IT3ot, ^KZ^ or qniif, 'fTS't, V+IU"!. 
 Grain, &c. taken to be coarsely ground. TTS"! n, 
 
 3 rub upon a stone, cjidffi^ 
 
 4 sharpen upon a stone. ^^9f^ ^7raST-rtl«(v^l-H|v>i«li. 
 Grinding ■wheel(for knives, scissors, &c.) ^«}»t or ^y. 
 
 5 chew, '^]^^J '^^^ ^^ n, W^ g-ofo. 
 
GBO _367 
 
 6. T. To Oppbkss. Miu<4if1-<i<*i<i-&c. mrt«S. 
 
 7 ( the teeth ) q5<+<lR|uf. 
 Gkdtimtoxk, fi. W^/. ?tm tn. 
 OrasKS, «. V. V. 1. ^SPTRT, Ac. <i«uitiO, ^^i ^o^TT, ^- 
 
 GEO 
 
 I. lack-tootk. ^f. l^^mn. 
 
 Qavntmo, n. t. V. 1. ^3^ n. &c. ^5Eor «. ^oBT n. ^3^ n. 
 
 G. and pounding, — compreh. ^c&|%Ul or <i>i«i^c»i n. 
 ^5Eor 4)liU| n. ^'\i\H<i\ m. 
 
 Mill for g. :3Tf^ n. 
 
 Price or cost of g. ^o6UIIH*/. ?«5I^/- ^^^ «• Rti^iiM- 
 
 2 M^ui n. 4c. M«ui «. -MiiMls/. 
 
 Noise of rough g. fR?T m. M^isi «». 
 
 3 <(|dvi n. 4|KU| n. *n^ n. f^^ «. 
 Gbikxeb, «, QK15SIX0. p. a. v. V. ^ ^T^^ ^t^HTRT, ^ 
 Hn+uiKI, Ac. ^irrf^^l^'TT, <\il*l«»4l. 
 
 lb GuFE, V. a. gratp, Sfe. v. To Seize. 5^- **J>r«<irt-f^- 
 ^l€f?T-&c V^, ^^, M*4''l, tri«t«i, sji«iis"i. 
 
 2 koldfatt. «IW-^5E^^-&c. ^T^. 
 
 3 ( the bowels ). "fl^fd 5T?T »n.-frr^/.-^IoEm.-&c.^T't. 
 Gripe, Geipiso, v. V. l.—act. v^ n. &c. wtt^TSl «. c.^TTcS, 
 
 I. ( of an opponent in argument ). N*I^ or f^#^/. 
 
 II. ffratp, power, T. Clvtcbes. J\^ m. 3ii«(si«» m. 3T^- 
 ^ «. [TftonJT^JJ^ w. 
 IIL gripe*; colic. 5TIT m.HTtltT m. itZ 5^ n. ste|^/ 
 
 To hare the gripes, ^tz\^ H<4ui-M?|H ij^ ». ««/>«•. 
 
 irt ■!. pi. I^IXA «'»•• «»«• [M<?<-.i>14 «. 
 
 GBnuirut, «. t. A. yntfiiM"!! «. f^+<l*MUll »»• T?I?TT/. 
 
 Gbiilt, «. hideout, /rightful, v. Feaefcl. 31^<|<A, Ht+iloS, 
 
 0*UT, n. com to be ground. ^5P»T n, ^5ET«. HTTT n.^n^TT «. 
 
 To pour in g. ^^, [». ^PS^ n. 
 
 OkinLE, II. cartilage. W^ f. ?PP»ITft*T ». ^5ft»T «.*iHrHR'<T 
 
 OumT, a. T. K. Hf«iift'«iH<i, T^^wrfro^siT. 
 
 Out, n. ( of meal ). »m m. »mT m. ^rfiTT w. ^v^\f.pl. 
 
 A g. TfT •». <Tft «. 
 
 iluaks and grits in meal. ^TT n. ^tXT m. 
 2 aand, rough parlielet. Xh/. "bo^ n.^ wt. 
 
 A g. ?J%n or frf%n •». 
 Osirrnrsas, «. t. A. Itwwn m. Xm9 m. 4c. ft'Hft'iflflM- 
 
 OwTTT, «. haringfrit. ?fJ,?WW, ^, V^^^, ft"Sf%- 
 
 riRinLK, n. »iu<i«re 0/ white and Hack. V»Ttt»Isi. ^WTTTTsi. 
 (J KitziMD, Gkizzlt, a. turning grey, ^TV, %l«mlf<l, ^W- 
 
 To QmoAV, V. m. V^^, ^'^1 fiPE^ or ft-^i«iij, j^iv^, 9'- 
 
 OaOAX, OiOASUo, u. T. V. »*^ut >». J^Tot «. f^otfwl •». 4c. 
 
 f»|». fipft/. f^flWft/. ftrfTjew. fT^pr/. ^i«ri£Mi«. 
 
 Gboa>t:b, n. Gsoakino, ^. a. t. V. ^P^^OTRT, &c. f%««<l, 
 
 Q^o\T,n. four pence. "tST w». 
 
 Gboceb, n. «e«er of grocery. W«lO, f^JTT^, ^Prft. 
 
 Green g. HTi^T ft+'MI, «IHNH, j^TST w f^»TTr. 
 Qeocebt, Geoceb's wabe, n. sugars, spices, Sfc. R><|UII J«. 
 
 Geois, n. JTTSt^ flt'4T «». «<i;«rq' m. ^A<}.M-4 n. iTlfl 9fTfn Jl. 
 
 ^ ». ^JTm /. 
 Gboom, m. attendant on a horse. Mlgfqi, JTtrl^R or jflHT- 
 ^TT, 5T^ »»• ^rnr^, Mli-illrfl esp. of Europeans. 
 
 Business of a g. ^jts^!^/. hIh^kI/. ?rT€^/. 
 2 See Seevakt. 3 See BaiDEGBOOir. 
 To Gboom, v. a. v. N. 1. ^TFRt/.-'TTc5t^/-^r[KT m. qR^ g. 
 ofo. mzf. 3^-%E^y. of 0. [ V(m »i. 
 
 Lip-rope used in grooming. ^Idiof) or SRTZTo^/. J^T- 
 Gkoovb, n. channel or hollow cut ly a tool. ^fTiTift/. ^^- 
 oft/. +K"n/. -^raw or oft/. ^^l^fTT »n. 
 
 A sliding or running g. aT^VST ». f^TT^ft/. 
 To Gboove, v. a. T. N. ^Tr^tJft/.-&c. ^JT^-1T5^-#^. 
 
 A grooTing plane. W^^ »»• ftr5<t<5/. NT'ift/. 
 Gboove- SLIP, n. JflV^ n. 
 lb Gbope, r. n.feel along, feel about. -^HmsSi, '^^^ or 
 
 &c. Tt^. 
 GBOPiNGLr, o<fi>. ^t'lfl, ■Mi^Ki"^, -nl-HHa. 
 Geoss, n. the bulk, the mats, the lump. H«i«/. SPF^W/. 
 
 In the g. By the g. t. Lump, jhp or i^+di*, ^r^ or 
 ?PI7, JH+dKHlf^i, "^^FT^F^T, ^^J decl. 3%. 
 2 number of twelve dozen. ^ITtW W^^\f. pi. 
 Gboss, a. «)ar«(?, rough, thick, Sfe. v. Coabse. JTTtT, ^RTm- 
 
 ZT, ?^, *Rrm, T^T^, T^, ^, ^iim. 
 
 2 dense, not refined, ^c. r<Jj7, 3^. 
 
 3 enormout, great ^ Sfc. — of faults, 4c. TT^, jfteT, 3^, 
 H^ ( in comp. ), »iih«i i^^TT, 
 
 4 dull. ?«ra, ^'^j^g^, r«g?iTf?r. 
 
 6 indelicate, ohteene, vulgar, Sfc. an^^ ft^^, ft^W7, 
 ITl^a, iftHrH, $fr«?», 3Wf^. . [ ^, q**'-. 
 
 6 palpable, great, — ignorance, Ac. nK, Pift*, ^?, ^- 
 
 7 (oAo/«. «^, at^. 
 
 Qbosssess, n. v. A. 1. Ht^TTT m. H«|)hu|I «. ^citinwii «. 
 ^VJr^rT n. V^^^ n. 
 2 r-J^T^ n. ■^^?^ n. 
 
 8 ihiOhuii «. *TT%tn»n «». Ac. 
 
 4 w??r/ r«j^i[/. ro^J^fit/. 
 
 6 N'MV.MUII m. «ii»<»>*"4uiT w. 
 QaOTnQCE, o. 0/ w'tW or whimiical figure. ^cif^4i,^«if^- 
 
 OlOTESQUKXBU, V. A. W^^TT W. Ac. afTTO^flT/. 
 Gbotto, Gbot, n. t. Catk. 5^/ n*^ n. 
 GBOtJUP, J>. T, V. 1. ^^, 4c. ?jfe?T, ^J^, ^["'WT. 
 
GEO 8l 
 
 2 MiSrffil, Ac. 'TTfR', *TT^, »TU. 
 
 3 c(lirtrtl,!lTi!^. 
 
 Geound, «. g#/. ^/. 'infl^/.sRuft/. qr^/. 
 
 Along the g. 3fHT<T7. 
 
 An abandoned or waste piece of g. ^<M| m, 
 
 G. obtained from the sea. ^TT/. ^^RT w./. 
 
 G. saturated with moisture, smdmzf. ■m-Ami m. 
 
 Holy g. ^spTfT/. J'^^/. ^^'Sf n. 
 
 Level g. ?r?r^/. ^{^^mn. cT^f»T?r(T*rf*r/. 
 Low g. ^snrrwj. 
 
 Eising g. g-'SfSfTTOT. <j-«(=Jci|»». T^nTn. 
 
 OS or free from the g. — a weight under raising. Tf- 
 
 To gain g. v. To Advakce. ^rT^/- q^<n«tM/ . -^<^ l ( 
 J.-&C. ^t't y. oft. 
 
 To run aground. doiiy-Hf^-&c. 3FIW. 
 
 To lose g. See To Dec line. 
 
 To shift or leave one's g.//. TRn. *i<^rf«i-^TTot, <fR# 
 n. ^i^ 5'. of ». 
 2 — esp. with reference to agriculture, v. Laio). «FTaft/. 
 
 Black g. +|dnsHMlH/. ^^^Z ^JI»ft?r/. 
 
 Dry. g. g. without moisture. fHMoiy! [cnTJqr^. 
 
 Eaised by the moisture of tlie g. aTlciNT, P)H I "n , ft- 
 
 8 Zfl«c? occupied, v. Field, Esclosube. ^». 
 Grounds — compreh. allfiehh and enclomres, Sfe. 3T- 
 
 jflH^H3U«. ^?T^/. iTFrq>T». ?I<THm«. [^M. 
 
 4i floor. vi1*f)H/ 'jfir/ St/- <ra». i'o^.?To5»». *f^^». qT- 
 
 On the g. 5f?R. 
 6 (of an encampment, &c.). rVXm. 
 
 To break g. SRVR w gtJRT<TR«. ^R^. [ (T^TTw. 
 
 6 (of a picture, a garment, &c.). ^Jni>T/. ^rfJr/. tI/. 
 
 1 foundation, footit)^, uarrant, authority, S[c. ^{\^^f. qr^TT 
 w. fs^mw. r<i*l"ir»». anr or *TRTm. sft^n. ^»i. (7T»I»». 
 spTTTTTn. qTT^pn. W^w. 3TTtnTm. ^K(^m. ^». OT^^w. 
 
 Having g.— a story, Ac. fePTOH^. 
 % place of action. See Field. 
 
 9 grounds; v. Deegs. IToTOT.lTcS^noSw. ^st^m. '^w. 
 To Geound, v. a. lay or set w, the ground. Hi^-&c. '^^■ 
 
 2 found. 3TT«inTwi.-3TT«r!r«.-&c. KR^-^-^l^-Ac. 3TT«rT- 
 
 Ti%-3TT«nrr^-aiTT«nTnr5:?T-&c. !R'Jf-?ri'Tit-&c. 
 
 3 settle inflrst principles. flWimfrT TtgT q»^, JJ-JrTfSnnft''^- 
 ^'^HrHLlKTrT-Tft'TPirrr'TfT-Ac. ^^. 
 
 To Geound, v. n. run aground. ?TgT¥-gf%-rTST^- .fe1< jq | 4< 
 -&c. ?5PTuf-3PTfT 3TH^. 
 
 GeOUSD FLOOB.W. rIoJ»>. fToETn- iriI?5T W.^jTTpT^ K^OT«. 
 
 GEOuxn-NUT n. ^tth^w. 
 Geound-plan, n. ^n. 
 
 GBorUD-EENT, W. H^^W. H^«. 
 
 Geoune-wobk. «. base-part, v. Fou5datio5. qpTTm. giW". 
 2 initial steps or stages. H?7 or an. 'goJ'ftfssFT/. "TSRm. ». 
 
 Gbopsbiesb, 0. unretwvnMe, ifc. y. Cavsklebs. ^T^FRT, 
 
 GEO 
 
 ^i^FR"!, f^fHrT, ^TTWft or sft, [ f^m^rT. 
 
 2— a report, &c. fi+luiMi-MH-NI, I^T^, f^i^l^, f^'iHT, 
 Geouxdlesslt, aii>. v. A. 1. ^>l<u|R i ■g l q , &c. f^-.^FRT, f*r- 
 
 f^f*r?T, TRTTift or sft, 3^ rffrf. 
 Geoukdlessxess, n. v. A. 1. 3T^JTT0T?^n. fH: 'fcK"lw< ». 
 
 2 PlMrtrii/. f^rnqKrir/- &c. sjJTMPTT^in. 3TT*TTTPTI^«». 
 
 3TT«TRTTf|t^«. &c. 
 Geoup, n.cluster^ atsemllage. n?'»>.»l^ffi.3nn^OT.?toft/. 
 To Geoup, v. a. ^%f3^<iff ^*<fc)i)i, vrnn^»>.-&c. ^^ y. ofo. 
 Geouse, n. q^^ ^^ ^RT arf^. 
 
 Eock g. H+l<^ /. 
 Geout, n. coarse meal. ^Ml»». 
 
 2 grouts. See Lees. 
 Gbove, n. wooi. Tlf /. ^«. «FI «. OT^ n. f^)»lP:<fil/. spT- 
 
 To Geovel, ». n. ^^/.-^spft^/.-Ac. trrnt-^T^TT afRT^-'qre^T 
 
 ■Hirtu), TrnSr. 
 
 Geoyelllsg, a. mean, undignified, v. Low. ^r)<fl, 'fH, 3^* 
 
 «nT, Pl*V, 7pft, ^!T^FT. 
 2b Geow, v. n. he produced hy vegetation. ^i^Jpjf or ?;^, 7^- 
 
 2 advance to maturity. 4liiu|f, miufly- m<0^ rJI'I^t, ^wt, 
 
 3 — rapidly, vigorously, shoot up. <d<H4uf, S'^RtTT'fr-gJTT- 
 =?TR «il<S>Jl, M<M<i a<i«. «)l8'i|, 'K'Kuf, ^^PTOJ or 7<PMof.. 
 
 «rt^i^,^flr^"^, *i<,otui', 3^n^, Tyrant. 
 
 That grows or has grown rapidly — animal or plant. 
 
 4 increase, enlarge, v. To Ikcbeask. ?l¥ot, ^T?H ^tT^T- 
 •mrfu'l, ^«M, ?5t«l^, q^sJ «. 5^-i|14ui-rfM'l »■«. con. 
 
 5 v. To Become. ^, flH^iwf. 
 
 6 together. fif^T-rtl'^l ^TT^. 
 
 7 up; arrive at manhood, ^^\r{ ^, ?5^HM| jtW ^V^, 
 2b Gbow, r. a. ra»«e 4y cultivation. Rh-'«»"), ^TTst^^, 3?^ 
 
 Gboweb, n. Geowiko, p. a. v. V. N.2. ^I4U|KI, «II<Jr(|, qT^<T 
 
 rilMUIKI, *lli^*i rfl'Ir^rfT, &c. 
 
 4 qiiUlKI, ^T3fT ^Tc5t5T, &c. ^T^rtT, ^tJ^^f, fl'^H^T, ^I'^'J. 
 Geowiso, Geowtd, n. v. V. N. 1. ^"^ n. &c. 
 
 2 n\^^ n. &c. STT^/. ^T^tift/. ff?/. 3lf'T|f^/. 
 Made to allow for g. — a garment. ^TSHn artlT^. 
 
 4 ^T^ n. &c. W\^f. ^T^oft/. ^vJh n. |f^/. 
 
 I. V. Pboduce. 3^^ m. fi=rr»T »». 
 2b Gbowl. t). «.— as a dog, &c. 'J<+uli, y^l+Nuf, y^JIff^ 
 
 ij<'j<Ni/| ( or 5<5<«i, vj<y<N<J|' ), jnjT/.-&c. q>^. 
 
 2 murmur, v. To Gkuuble. «g<5<<Jf, g^Jiui, ^f^T^t, ^- 
 
 ^/.-5^/.-&c. JRof-FSTsnT. 
 Geowl, Geowlisg, ». T. V. 1. — ad. J1<+ui ». &c. y<*J)Un/. 
 
 2 ^<^<uj ». &c. fT^/. ^T^/- 2^/ 
 Geowleb, ». Gbowling,;?. o. v. V. 1. y<+uiKI, Ac. y<*<H. 
 
I 
 
 GTTA i 
 
 •" ~ — '- — V ::: 
 
 Qtows, p. V. V. I« . 1. f'-'irirti, -iMv^rirfl, Ac. 
 
 ( . iowTH. See GKOwrso. 
 
 iB.See AVosM. 
 , Gbcb, v.a.root out by digjing. ^i^ui, g^MH 4l+u|-<M««i, 
 
 g^cqr'f *l«ui, -^K^-JH fiisui, dcfc^H q>i^. 
 ( i KCB-Aii, GBrB-HOE, *. gT^ dim. ^mgr^ n. fTT m. fTT- 
 
 Grvs-obass, fi. tkori grot*. ^PX{ •»». 
 
 To Gkldoe, ». o. See To Esvr. 2 ^lec unwillingly. J?|i5Hl 
 
 GxroGE, n. n/2«n mo/Ke, v. Malice. 3{^H m./. gH^ m. 
 
 m. ^w. H^JTTT^ m.^f. <i\iAi\ /. «ft5B m. |i^ m. p. 
 
 To gratifr a g. ^I^ m. vi'Huif,^'rT3[R n.^JiT^. 
 To nuiintain a g. »nf?T it?/. %^. 
 Gbcdge-bearixo, o. spiteful. 'H+«<^|<, 3nr?ft, +'^«tl|<*>, ejT- 
 
 %7TT, 51%1>ft, fiyg^^t, *("<<itiiM, 3lli'll<4i|l, ^^^. 
 G«rDoi50LT, <k/r. r. V. ^«<i1«iM, HlWl *<+4l'),5'.?n^,^- 
 
 ^IH, ^TWH, ic. 
 Gbcel, «. ( e«p. of rico ). ^/. — ( of parched rice ).HZm. 
 — ( of biU of rice ). V^tttf. 
 
 Sour g. ♦ivft/. This word is improperly used by 
 Ladies and Ay as for gruel. 
 GBcrr, a. rough, turly. ^T?, ^^ ii1-4UlK|, ?nsnai, ^^m, 
 
 ?TT, «l^1>, f^^-si, *<4t<'JI^, *!?WT^, *^«(irt|, HWMIfl^. 
 GscrFLT, mdt. r. A. VH^IoftJI, ^fiKHvii-?, "J^^^lluO'l, Ac. 
 GivmrKss, n. t. A. ^TVITT w. ^lijf.iliHl/. ^T^?f^ n. ^- 
 
 To Obcmcle, ». n. murmur. ^'<|fuf, ^i^iuf, ^^^rif, |p^- 
 
 Ac. *lJN?Tfif. 
 
 2— aa the boweh. ^T^?!"!, ^f^J^i f^of, TT^Tof , ^JT^- j 
 ^, •JJ'H'I, yjl^, ysy^, ^^«f, n«^«wS. ( Most 
 of these rerbs are also im^pertonal ). 
 Gbumbub, «. Gbcmbliho, j». «. T. V. 1. ^T^rnrRT, Ac. 5- 
 
 ^^ f^^'^i f^^^i ^- Mflwni, f«-jii,^i^nn, 5- 
 
 Obcmbuiis, a. T. V. !.—«<<. ^t^»^ n. Ac. 5^/ fl^ 
 
 / f^/ f^/ fif^/- 5^/- T^/- 5^/- ^• 
 
 'WW/ J^^/ 'PWT/. 
 
 2 »|["J?«it «. »IT^T«f •. Ac. ^T^/. *'.^/. 
 Obumb, a. /A»r)t ronnttrnrr, tlol, l(c. 'V^ or fft^ttf. 
 Gbciioch, a. T. N. T-i^^V^J, ^l*«fMI. 
 To GbC'T, c. a.— the |)iif. ^'^<^, ^T/- V^, ^T^^. 
 
 2— the buffaloc. r«fli, J'^, l^n*^ or ^"TTit^. 
 Gbcvt. OBTirruio, n. v. V. 1. ^^1^ *■ FT^/ I'T/- 
 
 <l^«4««^si. [ r>l»J(^|<. 
 
 OcaURii, QviMLStr, «.— the perton. fPft^, smftf, 
 
 19 GUE 
 
 2— the warranty, ^nft/. v»TTf*T5ft/. f»F*Tr/. m. 
 7h Gdarasttee, 2b Guabantt, v. a. icarrant, be security for. 
 
 2b Guabd, ».o. rfp/(-»i, keep.X\wii '^j ^ra^/.-«^<<lrf\/. 
 
 -^?I^ ».-^f^?T'T n.-Ac. ^m g. of o. \^^ ^T^. 
 
 To GuABi), c. n. Je in a «^a/e of caution. Sf^rot, ^TToEot, ^- 
 
 GUAED, GUARDIXO, n. V. V. A. <KH"1 ». &C. <I^Ul/. ^^^ «. 
 
 To keep g. ^T^ /. -^ +1 i I /t /-TT^ n. ^^. 
 I. iorfy guarding, ■ofl'fl/. 4i^<,i »». 
 
 Hire of a g. ^Ft^^^jft/. 
 n. person guarding, watchman, S[c. ^F^^t^, 'Jl^^+O, 
 «^«JIA'^K, <l«3"i"^K, <I<**«iiIh, fl^uil, <.i«oi. 
 
 Hire of a g. <lf|U|/. ^ks^iii*/ 
 
 III. thing guarding, Jending, S)C. ^TTiif «. f^«IKU| «, f^- 
 ^TT^ n. ^TT n. ( in comp. as v»iyN|U| ). 
 
 IV. «to<e of caution and vigdance. ^VXt^f- ?IK*?Wt/. 
 To be on one's g. sitMof, ^*llc&u)', 
 
 V. ( of a sword hilt ). ^-ji*)*! »». 
 
 Gdabded, J». v. V. A. ^ra^rST, T^T^cTT, T%<T, ^TT^TfT. 
 I. a. circumspect, v. Cautious. ^IRtT,+)l*(V)fJl{|t||^ 
 
 GUABDEDSESS, «. T. A. ^fNyT'l^/. 
 
 GUABDEH, n. V. V. A. <I<MU|UI, T?^^, ^^TOT-&C. ^rtf. 
 
 GuABDiAN, «. warden, one that has the care of. f^*^H^H, T- 
 
 Guardsman, n. 'I1S<(1. [ ♦»• wlH^<^ »«. 
 
 GuAVA, «.— the tree, "fe m. 3Tt«I «.— the fruit. ^ m. vft^ 
 GuDOEoy, n. ^q; ht^ 3TT^. 
 
 2 See Gull. 
 GcEBDOs. See Eewabd. 
 2b Guess, v. a. conjecture. HH«i, ^d+dul , H'fc «i.-3fRSFi5 
 
 /.-a<HMM n. ^T't, i>«^il/. «rtq^-^^. 
 
 2 out, At< M/wn, discover, fil+ui, ^HT^, rll^uj, ailoJ^^uf. 
 
 8 form an estimate or judgment of, v. To Estimate. 3T- 
 
 ajftrdr, 'i<H.f)oj/ ^pfJt ^. of 0. 
 Guess, Guessixo, n. v. V. 1. 3pr^5B^n. Ac. 3T7^»/. ^■ 
 ^ OT. ^^^r/. 3T5*Tm «. 
 
 2 fJTf "rf n. Ac. arCTPft /. 
 
 3 afl?^5S0t n. Ac. 3TT^5E/ 'Jl^fMIH M. 3TS?T^ m. 
 Bough g. 5R^^nE <n?f»T^ /. aijHMq^^ m. ail^tn 
 
 or lH^w. 
 Gue-seb, n. V. V. 1. 3R^>a5tJrHT, 3T7^a-rT%-Ac. ^TWITT. 
 
 That is a good guesser; shrtvod at guessing. <=niWM, 
 
 Guest, n. a person dropping in for hospitality. TTyTT CTrw. 
 oft/. 6t «.), 3T^a, vr«?|'M, w^ 'l?^ m. or 3!T^ »tr% n, 
 
 AttoDlion to a g. ( as at a feast ). m\H^ m. v. ^, ^r, 
 
 G.— compreh. or loosely. M^Mljoii. 
 
 Honors, Ac paid to a g. 3||^WM*|K m. fl. ^H\Hf\\f. 
 
 ^psm m. iryri »». 
 
 Proper for a g. 3TrPWT, 3nfH*rT. 
 
GTO 
 
 370 
 
 GFN 
 
 2 a person invited to an entertainment. ^IrtlPlA^ KH- 
 
 «^ n. ^^JT«rR, H^HM. [ H-9|U<4(. 
 
 G.-8ummoner or caller. sqt^TRot^, ^r^HUTT, 3lT- 
 
 GCEST-HITES, «.V. H08PITAI.1TT. m^«MK OT. STM^.?^^ «. 
 
 To Guggle. See To Gcegle. 
 
 GniDAGE, «. retoari ^i»en <o a guide. 4|d<^li^<iu||e|c&/. 
 Guidance, Guiding, «. v. V. 1. — act. ^v. ^^^ ». &c. 
 HI'fsT^Kk «. TT^ «. 5T^ m. jftlrT/. 
 
 2 ^o&«)vf fl. &c. ;^W «. 2^/. ^K'ITT/. 
 
 3 '^R^ n. &c. =ErT?5?oft/. !f%R:/. ^r^OT. 
 
 jTo Guide, ». a. direct in one'» way. ^%-&c. %^, ^[Zf.- 
 T^ w.-Trt OT.-&C. <^KM«<i?r, ^tc/.-TW m.-&c. ^I^I^ ^- 
 
 nf, qRof, mnR9t, t't «».-?nR w.-tt^^ «.-&c. ^F^iif. 
 
 2 influence, give direction to. qoEtpt, s^TJ^f , ^T'^. 
 
 3 ^jrcci, manage ; v. To Conduct. ■Mlrf'^iii, ^«)l<iui, 
 
 Guide, Guideb, n. v. V. 1. ^% HTTTT, ^TZ ^mf5 ^- 
 ^, &c. e||i|i\ or sqr, 5JI4*l<|^or ^T5qT, hi^im<^^, %<TT, 
 
 Spiritual g. JJ^ «». 
 Guide-post, n. qT7-?W-»TFf-&c. (^mf^uiKi ?^, 
 Guild, n. ?H^ »T5o^/. 
 OuiLE, «. T. Cunning, Deceit. ^;<t^ n. ^ »». ^^rt m. ^- 
 
 cfT^r »». JTR/. ^f^ ». %^^ «. ^Tsf^qr/. 
 Guileful, a. v. Cunning. ^^, <^'1<h1<, '^T^^, 55^, ^- 
 
 ^, ?d^nft, HT^T^, ^"T^T'fT, <^'<<i-«)i. 
 Guileless, a. v. Honest, Simple. Pn^-Md, P)i*B(H, 3T- 
 
 *R|H, Pi^HH^, 3T^F^, atnrnft, 3HHif^+, shtpt, ar^^. 
 
 GUILELBSSNESS, «. V.A. P^I'-RM-IMUII OT. iflotWDIl «. 3H»RtM n. 
 
 WTRT/ PlM>I«Ta*J «.3T^N^^ n.+MilHNfrt. +H'il.lf^HT n. 
 Guillotine, «. ^ g^'i^TT^ ?rWT 3TT^. 
 Guilt, n. criminality. ^ m.'mn. TyftT'TT m. ^WtTTfT m. 
 
 ■HIM<I«T?TT/. 'H^lldl/. <^4I^<TT/. [ TCTf^fTT/. 
 
 Guiltiness, ». v. A. <((«nsuil »». ^T^Wht/. ^TTTTnTcTT/. 3T- 
 Guiltless, a. innocent, f^^, Pl<H<i>^, ^^Rf^-^JfT-Ac. 
 
 Guiltlessness, n. v. A. f^t^flT/ PKMiiq'flT/. ??t^TTf|?Tn. 
 Guilty, a. t. Criminal. ^Wt, ?T^, trrft, ^ttft, ?J?rTTT, 
 
 Guinea, «. #?qT^ ^^ hM arf^. 
 
 GuiNEA-woEM, «. ?TO "»• — in covert or cant phnvseol, ^TT- 
 
 TTTT m. ii<)h'<i ♦». 
 Guise. See Manneb, Dbess. [ ^?t «. 
 
 GuiTAB, «. lute, tm pop. f^orr »n. ^^f^un »». ?Rt^ w. g^- 
 
 Bowl of a g. *f|Mcg| m. 
 
 G. with three strings. ??rm:/. «. 
 
 G. with six strings. gaT^ «• 
 
 Turkish g. with four strings ?i^ m. dim. rf^ /. 
 
 Gulf, n. bay. armm n. ntrft ?ntt/. 
 
 2 Jtfep ;>Zace t« <Ae earth, abyss. aTTTV ^ «»/. JTtST^M. 
 
 Jo Gull, t>. o. v. To Deceive. iftaT^, Hlot^Hu)" , g^^, 
 
 2?^W /. ^rra^f y. ofo. icflSHM ^ m. f^^^ y. o/o. 
 
 nasT »». !|;n^ g. of o. ^f. ^. 
 
 To be gulled. 3^, ws^u[f. qi^y. ofs. 
 Gull, n. simple fellow, gudgeon, cuUy, coney, hibUe. T^pft, 
 TcE, *ft3T, "P5!tTi »1IMi«(l(+. 
 
 GULL-CATCHEB, GULLEB, «. T. V. «ni DeCEIVEK. ti<|>^U1l« 
 ^, "»)■+( <<UIKI, &C. 
 
 Gullet, «. v. Thboat. IoET m. 'Idvi^/ ^«^r »». ar^TT^ T- 
 
 Gully, «. rugged chasm or furrow. ^oE /. ^sm f. ^o50i /, 
 
 ?tHt «. ;^nTo5/. 3?lM<A/-2^Tf'/- Ttttt/. ^t?T m. W^ «. 
 
 Jo Gulp, i>. o. (liquids), ffl^ot, 'li'Id-vTUMld-^i^d oJp.« 
 
 2 ( solid substances ) v. To Bolt. ^UoET m. HKul. 
 Gulp, Gulping, n. v.V.l. ql^wf w. ^ m. Jj^ or 57^ w. 
 By gulps, gulpingly. mm or jf, m\m or CT, <4dki 
 ( or TTTS, Mii'ie., Ac. ), 5^, ^^H or ^. 
 Expiring g. Last g. ^n. 
 With a g. qs-qFT-^7-&c. ^-q^-^R-Ac. ^. 
 Gum, ». ft^ or ^<p ff». ^^ »«. ni^ m. 
 G. Arabic. STPTa^qT ^t^ onff^ m. 
 G. water. ft^jqTJft »■ 
 
 2 ( of the teeth ). f^^f. %rm^ n. 
 
 Bubber for the g. ( of a child ). ^tT"! or oft/, or Sin, 
 ^*un /. [5^»». 
 
 3 ( of the eyes ) v. Eye. Dod^ni ij m. f^rrfT m. ^^n. 
 To be covered with g. — the eyes. Phm^uJ. 
 
 To Gum, v. a. smear with gum. fi*<(<jl, ^'P ♦n.-'TT^ m. ciHu{. 
 Gumboil, n. f^^^ <^ m. ^jSftnT m. 
 GuM-STAKD, Gum-bottle, «. 'ff^^Toft/. fi+^iuft /. 
 Gummy, a. consisting of gum. f%^p^, 'Tt^T^T, f^+MI. 
 
 2 producing gum. f|<f>MI, fl^r, ft%n, f^^JToS or f^HJIKl 
 or f^+loiqi. 
 
 3 sticky, 8fc. with gum. f^^ or r«(*u|, ^T^^^fflrf, 
 4 — the eyes. f^MSI, Tt^qT. 
 
 Gun, n. t. Cannon. nW /. Tr^R'f^ n. 
 
 G. carried on a cameL ^dHlrf/. 
 2 T. Musket. ^^ /. 
 
 Sight of a g. JT^/. HT?ft /. ♦im'hl/. 
 
 Report of a g. "^Z m. sir m. 
 
 That has a long reach or range— a g. q^^. 
 Gun-boat, n. ^■h^'4\ TK /• 
 
 GUN-CABEIAGE, «. ?fl^^ TIST ♦». <UI'IIS1 «. 
 
 GuNFiHE, n. *)*|o6-<ft f%qT Ht*ll«hl*-«fl ?TtT ^'l"'<>Nt^/. 
 
 GUK-POWDEE, n. ^ /. 
 
 Ball of g. ( to be kindled and thrown ). i^\^-^\ 5l5r»i. 
 G. granulated. pKiuqixf) ^ /. 
 Gun-shot, n. reach or range of a gun. '\\'£\-<^\ V^ m. »ftoit- 
 ^ ^TRoft /. ( or 'ilcoqNI 2«^ Ac. ). 
 I Gun-shot, o. 'iloflrlMH W^^. 
 I Gun-smith, n. STJ^FT +<'J|KI 3t^. 
 j Gun-wale, Gunnel, ».— of a ship or boat, q^ or iT^T'ft/'. 
 
 ^or /. •IH'ft /• 
 1 Guhhkb, «. ca««m»«*. 'jl3^M,^3Rft. 
 

 r 
 
 GYM 
 
 871 
 
 HAS 
 
 *IM^ or Tmft, <pft, «||o6'jJI, Hg^^R, Mg<i«?, 5?\T JJOp. 
 g^TW, ^^H, ^^, 5f%, ^. 
 
 Lessons in the exercises of the g. H I ^^h /. 
 
 Testimonial of pre-eminence (in the feats of the g.). 
 
 Wrestling pit in a g. ^^ or |^«. 
 Gtkkastic, a. ^ertomiwyio athletic exercises. dlrflH«l|v>f)- 
 
 Gtmkastics, «. dlc<lH«l|v^/. T?^5 «.JTI5^j5t^/5?TRPTOT, 
 GiKABCHT, Gyn(eocka.sx, ». female government. ^(KPT ». 
 
 Gtkeceum, n. female apartments. nITitH^RT m. aTrT.-J^ n. 
 
 GrBATiON, GrBE, n. «>fi<r. Pl<*tSI m. Pp[^/.t?. »TR-^-^- 
 
 ^, %^ m. %^/. ^ m. STRrf m. VPT m. 
 GrvES. See Fettee. 
 
 H. 
 
 Jx« This letter is represented by ^. 
 Ha, interj. ^, ^T^. 
 
 Ha, ha, ha. ^^ or ^l^i^i. 
 HABEKDA8HEH,n.<^,g?Tr,g?n^TT JPIT ^ ^RRT ft^TRT. 
 Habeboeon, n. v. Abmoub. n^r\l or sr^ «, 
 Habiliment. See Dbess. 
 
 Habit, «. ( of body ). jt^tit/ H^/ rrf^nm/ ^^<Tf?r/- 
 2 disposition, ^c. from practice, ^^f or fl^^/.ti.lT, r^HT, 
 ?RT^ m. ». <T?, 3T«mT «. WRMI<1 »».». «T5, i^ pop. t\rf f. 
 1795 w. /. ^ w./. 3TT^/. 
 
 Habits — gener. or compreh. f^*Tf?T ftfrf /• ?*ft<T ^/. 
 To get into a h. of. ?T^/.-&c. rfl»I"Ji,qTCi».'TsSr in.con. 
 3— in au ill sense; trick, way. ^rj/. ^'I^/. M*!"!! or 
 ^(m\ m. ^%^f. ?Tt5'r/. siRnr «. Js^flFT ». ij^ m. 
 
 Light habits or ways. ^^m.^j/.^R^Rw./rf.— addicted 
 to such. -MKV- or ^TTHT. 
 
 Low disreputable h. fM*K^I4/. f^^iTT^ToET »i. 
 Of ill habits. ?i1j*<, t^., ^^i:v^, S'Rpft, «WftlJ, 
 To break an ill h. ^/. MI4«i. 
 To contract an ill h. «rs^, H'-l***'!. 
 4 constant practice. ^THrTT ». TI'l m. V^ m. ^%H\lf. 
 
 Skill or familiarity acquired by h. ^^TTfT/.«t^m.?wfy. 
 6 V. Dbess. ^^ m. 5w m. ^|rTT^ w. 
 To Habr, 4c. See To Dbesb, Ac. 
 Ha BIT ABU, a. fit for residence. ^Tfl^TT-^^tnT-^nPTT-Acfro- 
 
 Habit ABLESKss, IIabitabilitt, i>. t. A. m^<)|i(4?ii/ ^- 
 Habitast. Sec Inhabitakt. 
 
 Habitation, n. act of residing, t.Besidxbce. TT|[^«. ^^f. 
 2 piaee of abode, t. Bemdkkce. ^^f. ^Rg n.f H^f. 
 
 To GuBOLE, V. n. run or flow utith a purling noise. ^o&UoiuJ, 
 
 ^ToE^rgwr, ^i^sSr, ^oS^-Hct M*-^5MS-a<fr. f^^-^T^. 
 
 GuBGLEB,*!. GcROLUfo,^. a. V. V. ^otya «)M''ll<l,<^<*<iofld. 
 
 GuBGUso, fi. T. V. — act. V'iya'iifi. Ac. ^5E^ot/. intent. 
 
 GCBOLISOLT, wfo. ^«E-^^-^-Ac. f1ci^0& Or oEt, ^oRJoS OT 
 
 off, yiy* or oEt, 2«M« or oBt, ^f^^, ti<i^i or ^, 5?^, 
 grfl or jt, MiH< or It,— in/en«. ^oET^oB or osf, ^c6i<j« 
 or at. 
 
 To Gush, r. «. /otc or rush out tcith riolenee. iTIHS"!, "P55- 
 ^cd<i|, *<<MS-*(o&M*-*<i"l>ot-H<4V4<4-&C. flrfp. PlM"^-^'i''l- 
 ^^-^f^ 1?W, T^nrw-Ac. ^^^-f^iMui-^tW g. of s. ^- 
 TRWr, 3''pr5ETCT. f?nr't-q6r y. o/«. — intens. *i«iswi. 
 
 GcsH, GusHiso, »i. T. V. »TT*r5^n. &c. THS*"- <rH^m. ^• 
 »n?Tw. *1 <*!«». Mil<l>l»». TfToETw. 
 
 Gl'sheb, «. GcsHiso, />. a. t. V. MiHiJuiKr, >l>otHke4uiKl, 
 »TIH3-&c. ^T^T»rm-&c 
 
 GcsHiNOLT, oJr. JTPn or it, "SoS'ira or o5t, MotHoS or oSt, 
 *fatH<* or oft, V<*M<* or ott. — intens. ToST^ra, *e4lclf. 
 
 OcssET, «. f^/. ^»R5/". [HRTRTw. 
 
 Gust, n. Hast, puff. ^^^w. frz^THm. 5^/ Jt^/- ^tWm. 
 In gusts. #(ft. 
 That comes in sudden gusts— wind. ?Tt5ITT. 
 
 2 (of flame, hot wind, Ac). »T*nfiT or 'Til^RT'W. <^«»»>. ■H'l+V 
 
 3 T. Taste. ?^m. ^/. 
 
 Gem, «. Uovring in gusts. #?tT, ^*»1<WI-HI or *0*(l«VMI, 
 
 Gct, «. v. Bowels. 3rt«nf»». 
 
 Xo Gct, r. «. <«*e out the enlraUs of. 3Ttrlft«. pi- Pi ><«"(- 
 
 2 (« house, Ac.) t. To PmifBEB. 5?:ot, ^, g*HJ^of. 
 GcTTA izBXNA, «, ^t^TfilJtB. ^t^rf^"*"- ^T^f». f?WTn. 
 Gctteb, ». channel for water. «F^«i. rfim. «R^/. HROft 
 
 /. ^?rtt/. ^P?T»». MUllTrf*!/. imTr^t/. *RT»». from the 
 
 English word ia becoming common. 
 
 2 — e«p. as through a wall ^\(S or Wiftf. TOoft/. 
 To Guttle, 9. n. eat greedUy, t. To Stuft. HiH^. i ^ ^ n , Hi*m- 
 
 #,H7H^-*<4%M<*-*WRK or at-*K'lt «/«• ^T^if, 'I'-l"!! w. 
 
 *«?i ?T*«r y. of o. [fj^. 
 
 GCTTCBAL, a. pronounced in the throat. WSH, ^?r4, \^*^\- 
 
 G. or deep sound, ^m. 
 To GczzLS, r. n. drink largAy and greedUg. <^t7if, «l<iw(, 
 ^t^, •R'T^, 'WK-fflf^-'K'K-Ac. adv. fTOj, VTRTw. 
 
 rmiASicM, n. place of exrreiM. m^tKWT^ «. 3mTXT»i.Hl!- 
 
 »jfK/. in5t»m». HH5i5HWi/ tn^f. tntnom. nr*. 
 
 Some of the eiercises of the OjrMfMMiMi are 3?SiNr, 
 
 iWI'N, »Tl5^TtW, sinR^, 5'lR'i'^, WrfW^, 
 
 C«Ttain articles of the apparatus or fumitur« of tlie 
 OyMWMMi, and certain of the weapons or implement* 
 «Md by tlMAtUctaue !«fl<M'l<1, ^rS, n^, ai^ims, 
 
 Habitual, a. t. Cvstomabt. fl^fflrtl, 3?«-MI«ldril, HIdMflr, 
 
HAT 
 
 Plf<<M14iH»l, INrJTHrti, +ic|i-c)|, Ac. 
 
 To become h. to. 5r55T?n#-3TWTRfT^ntfi'-?RRR?Tc^- 
 &c. «T5nir, ^^\f.-&e. ai'l«i g. ofo. qre m. qjuf g. ofo. 
 Habituallt, o(/».v.A.%Tft or %fift, %HFt, f%?q,fJTt«I HHN. 
 To Habituate, v. o.v. To Accdstom. ?f^ or W^^'/.-ST*^- 
 ?r OT.-&C. i^HU|-MI4U|, +l«l?H-<Nrt)i?l-&c. aiiDiwi^ 
 
 To be habituated. ^^/.-&c. STT'T y. ofo.^^m.- 
 
 Habituated, p. v. V. ?T?rf^, 3T«TraHT, 3T«TRft, ^^ cTT- 
 
 »1^BT, &c. 3T«r5r, *r||*-^l«. 
 Habitude. See Habit. 
 To Hack, ». a. cut irregularly and hadly, notch, v. ToMah- 
 
 GLE. ai-ei+i f^nnc^ <Tr5'if, ■«ri^l«('=i-iJIS:ll^-&e.«il««l, ^- 
 
 To h. and hew. tm^FT^, 'WTO' orfc ?fr5^, iJMlf^ui, 
 
 To h. to pieces. ^^ or i^<Ml/. i>i. 'TT^'f, ^iroft/'.- 
 ^tSloSt «. /iZ. sRut y. 0/ 0. 
 2 See To Hesitate. 
 Hack, Hackket, n. AiVeti ^orse. Tre^TRT ^t^ ♦». 
 
 2 Aor«e — in contempt. qt5^ «. ^11$ «. *ffT^ '^**' 
 
 Hacking, o. — cough. ^«i?f ^^ ^"TRT. 
 31) Hackle, «. a. dress ( flax, &c. ) f^vj^, f^vITT^, vi'lf^'fl. 
 Hackle, n. instrument for dressing flax, S(c. ft-^lift f-^^^f. \ 
 To Hackhet, v. a. practice, accustom, harden. <M*|UJ, ^rfT^- 
 
 To be hackneyed. TfW, iNu), Pn^Jfl. ['R'f. 
 
 2 ma*e /ri<e or common. 'FTMlH'lll <Ji^, 3^->»1H I f^tJ^-Ac. 
 Hackitet-coach, n. 'TTS'in^ mft/. 
 Hackneted, ;). v. V. 1. <i«(t(rtrti o»- <I*lrtrf|, TNftr^HT or 
 
 <iMrirfl, fHT5^3T, Ac. 
 
 Haddock, «. ?igi{Mrfl ^ "Tmr 3n^. 
 
 Hades, « v. Hell. st^J^^T «• ar^rat^m. 
 
 Haft, n. handle. ^3T »». HSiTT »»• H^/. »li; n. +«|vH| «. q^JT 
 
 2b Haft, ». o. H5/-&C. «wf^, n€f7I-&c. 5RTf%wr. 
 
 Hao, n. witch, beldam, fright, vf^of/. S^fttir/. ^155 or ^- 
 
 0^/. ^rlWl^ n. ^^RT »>. |t^/. ?5t^/. ^\^WCf. 
 Haggard, o. v. Lean. W^., ^fS51, »TT^, 'TtJ^y, H=^. 
 
 2 See ISTBACTABLE. 
 
 2b Haggle, v. n. dispute in bargaining. sfl'T^, ^TT^ «JTof^ 
 
 vj|*)iJl, Ml+IIVI+i or v)mi*n*i, /.-^m^m or ftRnft?T/.-&c. 
 
 ^T^, 3T«(Uimi«jU|| (fccZ. ^T''t-«P^?T ^''T or ^-f^[^. 
 2b Haggle, ». o. Sec To Hack. 
 Haggler, «. v. V. N. ^T3^ t)uiH|, ni^"IHI, 3TtT^, ^H^TTT, 
 
 Mltlirv^ll, qro^ft^-Ac. *<u|KI, <3Kir<H-<<l, 3HliSd|U<<l. 
 Haggling, n. v. V. N. SRTSfT ^^ n. qraSV n. &c. nmRW 
 
 or srnrnft^/. g^r^m or fWEftH/. ^<|<«tK or ^TTTfRtt 
 
 Hail, ifl/wy. v. Salutation, viq^^l, ^q^qi, sTT^qnr, T- 
 
 872 HAL 
 
 Hail, «. TTTT/. pi ^;t^/. H^nm »». 
 To Hail, v. a. call to, v. To Call, ^dliuf, ^/. KRW. 
 To Hail, ». n. ITTT/. jj^-Ac. TJ'if. 
 Hail-stonk, «. inr/. SR^/. 
 Hail-storm, «. 'IkNi TTIT^ «. 
 Hailt, o. TTTNt. 
 
 Hair, n. — a hair. %^ pop. %H w. »ira m. — the hair %^ pop, 
 %^ »n. |)Z. stTt5 m. pi. 
 
 Against the h. ( or grain ). RtrflH, nfrlifllH. 
 
 Circlet of h. preserved around the shendi. 'TRTT »». 
 t^sm or ^ m. 
 
 Clotted h. 5R «. 
 
 Combings of h. ^/. 
 
 Composition to blacken the h. ^^ or <p m. 
 
 DisheTelled and dirty lock of h. %gTft/. %?Rt/. 
 
 Dressed or tufted h. ^■«I51 to. %:[rTT;[i »i. 
 
 Falling off of the h. 55^ m. n. ^/. 3^/. 
 
 First crop of h. of a child. 3iT^o5 n. H<+,<P^m. 
 
 H. loosely bundled up and tied. 3Tr«RT »>. 
 
 Haying the h. ( hairy side ) inwards. 3T<Tr5fjT. 
 
 Line made along the head by parting the h. TfT m. 
 fitTTT m. ftlfT «. ^ftHrl m. — Ceremony of adjusting it 
 (during gestation, &c. ) ^ftHtRPTTn. — Pin or wire 
 used in making it. ^TTT +<oHfl or srt'WoS /. 
 
 Lock of h. left on the crown at tonsure. Vtff. "fVf. 
 
 Loose tress of h. ftt^/. f%vft/. Has^/ f^TTft/. f%- 
 
 Matted or clotted tress of h. ^/. 
 
 Pulling the h. ( in squabbling ). ^t\Z tTT'ft/. 
 
 Eope of h. qRnft/. ^Totsqixft ^f. 
 
 The hair knot ( of women ). qtn m. 
 
 Topknot of matted h. vl<ilv»jd m. sf^pTR »». 
 
 Tress of matted h. «TZT/. ^!R/. — Person wearing 
 matted tresses. HilMI^^, ^fc?, ^nftrtl, '^i\(XiM\. 
 
 White hairs, old age. qfi^ %?Tm. pi. 
 
 With the h. ( or grain ). 3T^^t^, V^\^. 
 2 ( of the body or limbs ). ?PT«. w.rSfTn. «. a? or^f. 
 
 Line of h. along the belly. <i»4Nf?l/. 
 
 Eing of h. %gTT to. 
 SJllament ( of a plant ) %^ pop. %?IT «. [a noun. 
 
 Hair-breadth, n. k>h\^ 3fli<TT«. *«H(«I? afctTw. %^PTT with 
 Haie-brush, «. %Tt»TT^Ht/. 
 Hair-lace, Hair-tie, n. st'RSE or 3TFW3 w. «. 
 Hairiness, n. v. A. 1. «»>«i«s«ii»n. %?I«IT^?^ n. «J^%?TfTT/; 
 Hairless, a. %?T^, 3T%n. 
 Hairt, «. abounding with hair. %«IoE or 3, «?^%1T, %^- 
 
 2 «»a<fe 0/ Aai'r. %W^, ^^fT^TT irtrti, ^fniWT, '^VPif'^i^. 
 Halberd, n. \. Spear. TTHT »»• 
 Halberdier, n. »<W«<I^+, TT^I^ift, 'tirtiirti. 
 Halcton, «. lingflther. f?^ «. 
 
 Halcton, a. itill, quiet, ifc. v. Caim. iTm, 
 
HAL 878 
 
 H. days. fig. g^rTTTTZ «. ^tTT/. 3IHcT#55 or^ f. 
 
 To Halk. See To Dbao. 
 
 Hale, a. ttout and healthy. Mil<-UI, m^T, ^I^, «I3^, 
 
 M£I4>£I or fTTT, tl?virp^ or J, *r5Vt^, *TI>fn?7, illii, «r- 
 
 HiLKXxss, «. T. A. ^^^ntTTT •«. MW<«'II «». Ac. 3IRt^ n. 
 
 Halt, n. 2R^ «. i^jHT »•. f^^t/- ST^^ n. ar*}?? or 3T2fe/. 
 W»TFI «. fsnn^/. fSpmrt/'. f^=fTTrtTf /. S^^ n. 3T^^ OT. 
 ^ or oS «. 
 
 About h. f^T^ft?^, arvfJ^TT or jvf , 3r«lhTT. 
 
 By balrea, in halves. Pinf^H or fsnnf'TT, arvfaw, 
 
 Better h. ( wife ). 3Tvf»I n. 
 
 Composed of one and a h. f^sq.! or f^SHT. 
 
 Exceeding by one and a L \\i^\ or fisdi, 
 
 H. of a load. f5m% »•• 
 
 H. of a rupee. 3R^^/. 
 
 H. of a pice. 3T^HT m. 
 
 Half in conjunction with numerals is as follows: — 
 One and a h. ^. Two and a h. <S{t\[^ ; and for Three 
 and upwards, Kt% as Three and a h. ^TT^rftT ; Four and 
 a h. «I^-m<, Ac. &c. 
 Half, adv. 3j4 pop. 3T^ or 3n«lT, f^, 3W«f7, 3T^ ( in 
 comp. as h.— avsent, 3TvT'n*l< «"• h.-boiled, 3TtTRr3TT. 
 h.'bruised, ^Mft^CI. h.-dcad, 3fWir^. h. -dined, g(T^- 
 W\. h.-leamed, aWWT^. h.-mad, arvjiriT. h.-ripe, arv^- 
 ^, ix. Stc. ) f>m ( in comp. as fJ=nTf?T^, fsHT^HT, &c.) 
 
 H. brother or sister ( by the fether's side ). ^T»fr^- 
 »n^ •••-^l^t'Ty. «m^-«iHr^ TI^ m.-^^mf. ( by the 
 mother's side ). f*RTfTJ^^ m.-^^ /. 3H<5T Tlli m. 
 
 Hall, n. a rooM «< <4e entrance of a Aoi/«#. ^tsff?T.fTTOtT 
 V'IMIHI if^rMI^ 3ft fi^ c5m% ?ft/. "^KM^Jd-sO ?Tt?Jt/. 
 
 2 (of justice) ftwn>nfRTi»i. «m^nn/. s^innnTT/. 
 
 3 ( for public business ). «%<t/. «^/- «<^I<4I<T m, 
 
 4 ( of aodienoe). fi^fl^RimT ■». ^(MfK n. wt, «^/. ^r^. 
 
 '»?*• ^^ 
 
 6 ^Uj> or fcwy* room. f^TM^TTT »•. ^^H or ^TSpf «. 
 
 HMM< ». »l*M'^| n. 3TJT w. *I^HI w. 
 Balliaxs, m. rcptfor koutinf, Ifr. a tail. ^ n. qrt\/. 
 To Hauoo, •. •!. T.To Cau. aa^tn^f , JVRW, Wl^i^ or 
 
 w^w^fr, 5*m i».-wrfnft /.-fTV/.-Ae. urNf, w^ m. 
 
 Halloo,— exclamation callini; attention.3T^, ^'^tf ^,Ac. 
 HiLioo-BVLLOw, M. general tkouiing. ||f>l'.| m. |T^5TTr ••.• 
 
 HALLOone, h.t.V.— «rt. a^^FR«f*i. 4c. ^^$^/.^^fwft 
 
 /. nn^m. V^CTTT ■». yBTTT «», 
 To Ballow.V «. make holy, retereiu* u koly. <Tf^ v^' 
 
 HAN 
 
 »TPm, <Tf*J->0<l>^l n. q^ y. o/ o. 
 
 2 See To Cossecrate. 
 Hallucination, «. error, miitale. ^f. 'Jr? / ¥m ?«. 
 Halo, n. ciVf/e rottfi<i the lun or moon. ^ n. <rft$^ »«. tR- 
 
 fvi m. 3TgHWI /. — large h. frS n. 
 
 Lunar h. NiyiH»i«isi «*. Hfi^lis «. [ 5^, 
 
 To Halt, v. n. v. To Limp, rf'ljui, 3J»I^, f^Twf , qirj t». ^PT- 
 
 2 «/o/). THT ^T^, 3^, litT^, *Tr^. 
 
 3 — in a march ; encamp. H*h\H m. ^>^, rloS m. ^. 
 
 4 See To Hesitate. 
 lb Halt, r. o. 3^ ^^, s^Pilft^. 
 
 Halt, a. \. Lame. ^^m. [e. T?, 
 
 Halt, Haltiso place, n. ^+IH m. <??T^ «. <Ti^ n. fra »». 
 Haltek, «. rope, or cord, for a horse, Sjc. +l«uft/. «|1M<^<»». 
 
 2 Aony»«^ rope. qmSt^w^n^ ^V-mrT /. [^R ^. 
 To twist a h. for one's own neck. OT^ ^ m. ?n?TT- 
 To Halteb, v. a. ^HT'Jft •ia>*<ifl Ml(i4«'l'. 
 To Halve, p. o. i»»»</e into two equal parts. 3Tqt*f-f^Hf5)H 
 
 or PiHif-i*' ^^, 5«ra-|^-ii;*rTn-<tc. ^ft^, ^ g^ »». 
 jji. qjTot. [ i f- ^^. 
 
 2 «Aare equally. t«*iii-ti*ifi*tii-&c. ^t^ ^, f^HHiir- 
 Halved, /». V. V. 1. 3T^ %^«5T, <Stc. afT«J^?f, ^inl^ift. 
 Ham, «. inner or A»n</ part of the hnee. <7q<NI-&c. 3Tf- 
 
 Hame, n. cottar. R>«(* /. 
 
 Hamlet, w. ^rit /• ^ n. TTIT m. qr^ n. it^ or ^ n, nk- 
 
 'kp^^ m. ^i\\i>\\^ m. n. qrfl m. WifTj m. ITT m. 
 HaUMEB, fi. ^^tlT m. dim. ^^i\ f. 
 
 Sledge-h. qrJT or tR m. — wielder of it. VU|+0 w. 
 
 2 (of goldsmiths, braziers, &c. ). m^m n». 
 To Hammeb, v. a. ^^<n% 3t^-*rR^-^?wf-&c. 
 To smooth-h. HSK'ii. 
 
 2 out; T. To ExcoaiTATE. K5H ^^ Jft^-Ac 
 Hammock, «. tteinying bed, <h)HI«I m. tflMlcil m. ^^51 »». 
 
 Ham FEB, n. \. Basket. ^?HT w. dim. '^i\(\ f. 
 
 To Hamper, p. a. iharHe, embarrass, hinder. «|otHK<4lH-^- 
 
 cEt?T-3Ti^''!t?f-V=*it?T-&c. vw't-"n?^, ntTJf, "i^ ijdr, 
 
 To be hampered. 3R^Tl5J, antM"!^. 
 To Hamstbiko, r. a. hough. ^^\f. ]^.-^\C[^^\^i\ f. pi- 
 
 fftpif y. ofo. 
 Hato, «. ^ M. fIfT »i. ^ m. «ITf>T m. q^ m.— poetic. 
 ip^V "». ^wl>Hr! n. 
 
 Action with the h. manual yertietilatiotu. fU^nf^mpl. 
 
 Back of the h. qiT^T fm «• W^VS <»• 
 
 Free of the h. ^m^T gJH^, ^T<T^T ?I««J, ^Iflir m1*«I. 
 
 Gone into the hands of. ^«i<i<i, It^JfTH. 
 
 Hands, the hands. W^ <*• 
 
 H. as spread abroad or opened out. (PiT m, 
 
 H, contracted and hollowed. «TOT »». fl^ «r ai «. 
 
H^; 
 
 H. curved as to clutch. 3?^^ m. 
 
 Hands hollowed and joined, 3iv|f?5 tit. pop. yflviidm. 
 /. at^lfej^ n. ^2^ m. f%^rr?J ». ^^ n. 
 
 H. in, part in. aTR n. ^ «i. 
 
 H. inverted and fingers pointing down. ^^ /. 5- 
 Hft^ /. 3^^ w fhp /• —Quantity brought up by the 
 h. so held. 5^?^t^/. 3^^ or ?Nj /• 
 
 H. over h. ^MI^M, ^Ml^ltfl, 
 
 Of whom the hands reach to the knees; longimanut. 
 
 On one h. in one view, Sfc. (^^R?ft. 
 
 Heady to h. ready-made, ^c. STTTrTT. 
 
 Slip of the h. ^^ m. 
 
 Taking the h — in marriage, mfujii^ m. tfrf&nT^ n. 
 
 That has a h. in (some evil work, Ac). fOT, frt«i*i. 
 
 That holds or bears in the h. TlfT ( in comp. as ^- 
 
 That is in h.— a work, &c. ^MlUlr^ or ^Ttft aRRTTT- 
 
 That is off one's hands, finished, done. ^Idlf^<|a(l, 
 
 That lives from h. to mouth. SPT^prfft. 
 Under the h. of. in subjection unto. ^RTmTcSt. 
 "Whether with one's own h. or through the h. of 
 another. — giving, doing, &c. ^ M<^w. 
 WhUst the h. is in. ^MI-Hi+ll, 3^t^, ^mM \ or ^^- 
 
 With a. high h. with a strong h. &c. W< | -»HI^ . [f^. 
 
 With empty h. ft^P^ ^i<i|5[ or ^T<ff , R*^^, ft^fS^- 
 
 With one's own h. 3TFT^, STNf ^#. 
 
 To be at h. v. To Come. ^WI«l<or^Ml«riiH<%^,3Tt- 
 ^HK ^, r*i««i, ftpm, T^of, ^f^of, %^, ^^Jra^f. 
 
 To be h. and glove. To be h. in h. f\aiV\ ^Z'H ^, ^^ 
 Ji Ji»f flic. ^<i«l. 
 
 To clap the hands together. ZToft/. HH^-fq^uf-qM- 
 
 To come to h. — monies, &c. MHuj, Ml^-^uf, MWrO/-- 
 
 To draw in one's h. cease, ^c. ^ m. ^iV\^-^\m^. 
 
 To drop the hands. ^TfTTFT n*. pi. «||oiui. 
 
 To fall or come to h. ^nft ^TS^. 
 
 To fold the hands together — in respectful attention. 
 
 To have the upper h. JTT^/. ^ 3T^ »«. «>«. [ft^f. 
 To have one's hands fuU. CH<<W4ui, iri^lrfl >^Mrfcll*ir 
 To lay hands upon ( as to seize, &c. ). ^ m. pi. m- 
 
 To lay ( rapacious or furtive ) hands upon. ^ m. 
 *iK«i-^, <\wi<t>J), <\««i><ui. [dr-M||0'l. 
 
 To lend a helping h. ^ w. '^, antn n. ^, fr^/. ^- 
 To lie upon one's hands. ^£\ q^ffT, STHTRT <J1^. 
 To live by the labor of one's hands. ^MR< ^RfR «|. 
 
 374 HAN ^ 
 
 To put one's h. to. ^ m. nwiij. 
 To restrain one's h. ^ «. ^Rfif. 
 To shake one's hands of, give up. ^ m. pi. jj l jS t 
 t«<A f^Mt-&c. 0/ 0. [ %ti^. 
 
 To squeeze one's hands, to bribe. ^ m.-vzf. fftt^- 
 To strike hands, »?iaA;e a bargain. ^|dl<i< 5T?T »». Hl<ui, 
 
 To strike with the back of the h. 3TI5^ \\f\\'{ MK«i, 
 To take in h. ^MWTc^ qra^. 
 
 To tie the hands behind. 5^*^/. pt. Ttq^t, #^ m. 
 pi. iftq^, =«f5^ ^PTof. 
 
 To tie one's hands up. ^M4N m. pi. JJ^iotuj, 4l+ii"r 
 
 /. q^, qoET »». •rt'T^, noET m. »Tt«r'lr, "it^/. ^t#. 
 
 To toss or deliver from h. to h. ^M|MM or ^Ml^H 
 adv. ZT^wf^^, 
 
 To walk upon one's hands with one's feet in the air. 
 
 To wash one's hands of. ^ m. pi. ^of, frrHf^lfe m.f. 
 
 To withdraw one's h. (or self) from. ^ vJ'lHlw*.^^. 
 
 A flowing h. keeps friends friendly. ^TrT arteT ?JT ^^ 
 TOT STTftrR Tit^ 3HteT. 
 
 2 Afln<i breadth. ^^\ m. <Tf^ ^tjaf «. ;Z. <?f^ ^ «. ^Z. 
 3 — at cards. ^ m. ^ m. ^m m. 5R m. sfF^ft o»* gT«J /. 
 4 character oftcriting. j^MHcil »». ^o5UT n. 3TW "• flsf^ 
 
 5 person, workman.^ Sfc. 1^ ot. Hiuiy n. +IH+{1. 
 At h. See Neae. 
 To Haitd, ». a. give, ife. with the hand. ^TrTPf ?5''f , ^T<?i ^■ 
 T-3^^-&c. ^, ^, ^|r||«)< ^, ^rf^r n. q^. 
 
 2 iea<f or guide by the hand. ST<T \i>A ^^, SHT VS!^ H^. 
 
 3 down; transmit in succession. M<,'A^-*<<w<l-&c. ^7t5^. 
 
 4 on ; pass from one to another. ^wi^ifi-^i(iiHlf»-&c. 
 
 Hand-beli,, n. ^Myl<fl/ «Tf€t/. 
 Hand-beliows, n. iTTTTTrfT »». 
 Hand-bill, n. viJlf^^M/. 
 Hand-bbeadth, «. ^^^T m. <n^ 3tn^ «. ^. 
 Hahd-cuff, n. ^M^^ or flift/- 
 To HAKD-cnFF, V. a. ^M^li)/. f^oEwf-Sl+ui- ^T3»f. 
 Hand-full, «. q^ »i. ^inr «. H3/. Hf^HlM n. >T7 used 
 with a noun. 
 
 Double h. s^tFoS/ w. *ftrT/. 
 
 ( In, at, with ) one h. ^?H^. 
 
 Mere h, a few. f^nftT ?RT?ft^, \a^'\ ^\i^^. 
 
 To the extent of a h. ^nPTT, "TOPTT, &c. 
 Hakd-gallop, n. ?n>ft^fN> 'Tra/. 
 Hand-high, a. reachable by the hand. ^MHHI- 
 Hand-KEBCHIEF, w. ?:HTt? «». <^«'^HIrf m. ^T^/. 3r^c5T «». 
 Hand-lakguage, ». +<4ft«ll *rM/. *^HS«n /. 
 Hand-maid, n. efRft/ hR-«(|R+|/. 
 Hand-mill, n. vsrirT n. vlfrThT or oif<TtJr/. <^iw. ^itrf?^ £>r 
 
 Bushel ( iron lining of the mouth ) of a b. JTpft/. 
 
HAN 
 
 375 
 
 HAN 
 
 Chiseller or re-ciuseller of a h. srtrf d<|)<im, di>lO, 
 
 Edge around the mouth of a h. 7T«e/. <t1% n. 
 
 First grindings upon a h. T^/ 
 
 Flour adhering to the h. f^+dl or f^ppt^I m. 
 
 Incision made upon a h. with a chisel, zWt/. 
 
 Leaf or slab of a. h. fToSt/. 
 
 Pin of a h. ^^ m. g^T «». 
 
 Slip of iron on the upper leaf of a h. »n^/. 
 
 To chisel or re-chisel a h. 4'hi^\, ^t^. 
 
 To turn or ply a h. 3|f?i aft^'t. [ or, n<iu|\ 
 
 To husk, or grind coarsely in the h. ( ^haraf ). q^^- 
 
 &15T>-OAK, fl. ^M^r^ «. 
 HaX1>^aw, n. ^M*<<(d m. <ftM. ^M*<«|r(^/. 
 HiSS-WBtTDTO, «i. tiynature. ^I^TW »• <^W<HH n. ^?<JT «. 
 One's own h. ^^^ n. *^?K n. 
 2 i»ioiui«- 0/ tcritiny. ^M4«i| «. ^oEOT N. ST?!^ fl. fcSf^ 
 
 Good h. ^TWH «. M'bl"*?^ •• 
 HAirsicxArr.ti. manual occupation. ^?5T pop. ^31/ qi^IiTn. 
 
 ^M*l« n. J?TT «. fn?7 «. fn?7^ n. fv^U<J\ f. 
 HjUTDIckajtsmas, n. mechanie, Sfc. qi^pft or wn, ftfr^, 
 
 H-UfDETESS, «. T. A. 1. ^M|-«ft ^'Kll/. fmnft/. ^IH^dl »!. 
 
 pa^Nr^ n. ^Hr!IVJ«( n. ^W-HI^4 n. ^ «+??!<-*» n. 
 HiXDiwosK, n. ^M*IH n. ♦iR'lO/. 'Sfft/. ^FT^^ ». 
 
 Haxdlz, ». ^ M. ^/. ^/. H3«n m. jf^/. ^H ». »T- 
 
 C or ^ «. TT^ m. ^^vfT m. 3Tf^JT ». 
 
 2 ( of a plough, harrow, Ac. ) 'P'loft or**^oft/. ?TTot or 
 
 ♦>^w| «. 
 5b HA5DLE, ». a. toi« in/o tie hand. ^Tflt«T ^-«R^, ^- 
 
 2 wtanaje tcUk the hand, wield. ^IHIvf, lf^<llioi, IT^, 
 
 3 dieeuee, eontider. ^tcEVf , ^R'f, <ll4IMI2/.-^RT^fT7/.-<fic5 
 ■1. «t«f y. 0/ 0. 
 
 4 See To Tuat. 
 
 To h. roughly. xD^lHIiwf, M"[il«lf"J(, ^htnf. 
 
 Havmxl, 11,/r*/ «ii^ of. ^tipft/. JT*mf«nw«. 
 
 HurMOn, «. heamti/ml, eUyanl.^., C^75,?fWm^,C«m, 
 
 w^, vnr, wf^f^T or»^r5i, «fr3iTT,»itf!rTin»iT,»itTT 'Hm^i, 
 
 ^1?!f*PT, ^TJfTT, »?l*»lh, 
 
 A h. person. 4MMI^<In. (l<J»ft4<». TTari^ai. r^rAxTat. 
 2 See LiBEKAL, Noble. 
 HanMOMZVEss, n.j. A. 1. ^^STTI^/. Q^/ ^f.wftf. OT- 
 
 Banr, a. ready, dexterotu, t. ExnBT. fpn^ 51W, ^, ^. 
 ^ f^^nft or »m, fWT^, «^^. 
 
 a cMMfMM/, ^f. T, Uixrci.. j'Rrtt, i^^tnrnr, «i^, 
 
 2b Hasg, c. a. suspend, Sfc. rti'«) <<")', rfd+Hiii, etn^t, f^rt'iwi, 
 
 2 on; up. 344+<<u1,%^. 
 
 3 KtecuU by hanging. <pf«t ^, loSj^ ^, iSt 31***(uf, 
 
 "Fnit-T^ ■<is<)'ii, 'lot* [+)«». ^. 
 
 To h. one's selt <pt^nn^ ^sft^m. ^, SPRTw-^TRIJI ^, 
 
 To h. fire (a gun) ^"j^irlpfl ^r^ cl«(+CHi/. T^. 
 
 4 down; let Jan, Sfc. ^I# ^TrawT. 
 
 2b Hano, ». «. le suspended. rtT«('^, ri<l+ui. 
 
 2 depend loosely.^ v. To Da>-gije. r^rf'l«l, 3Tmof^ afloE^- 
 
 sj^fr, tlioi+t^ul', 3ft'4«i't, af«t+ot»'i'. 
 
 3 — a person; be dependent on. <j>t5i<f|" or ^»T^^ rfl'I^I ^. 
 
 0/0. 3n>!nmT-3TT«Hf c^n^ty. ojo. jHrarw. itstt areot 
 
 y. <»/■ o. 3JWt, 3i«l(?5«luK, 3TH«l't. 
 
 4 — a matter; he dependent on, rest upon, jp^t, 3T5<Btfr, 
 
 ^^^c5T sra^, ^T^-3T?I^ toith ^K oj o. 
 
 5 — a business^or work; linger, remain unsettled, Sfc. 
 
 rfi«|iii, r^rt'iwt, f^rt'is«t, 3t«R T^'Jif or arowf, f^TfTrf IS^Jf, 
 
 d4ic4l'l«l', 
 
 6 back; hold lack, stickle, le reluctant., Sfc. a?t^ or^- 
 
 7 down; — a loaded branch, Ac. sfrV'l't, 
 
 8 upon; in enforcement, supplication, AcTTS/.-f^'^giOT. 
 ♦Ac. q^-JT^j'n^ ST*!^, ^oftifqm^^ or^on^ «ra^- 
 ^-»«l*Iu7,1«f^<ft/-3l^o5^-*lT'if,»ToEf^^-«pTT?ft^-4t^pttt 
 ?I-*TTnt'ftH-»fhp^-»lT%^-H^n'nifl^or H?n^-'1T^-Ac. 
 
 yirfiJi, ToEt ISot-ai'lJl, wnKH'tl »ra'if-c5FTot, ^Olri'^/. ^^ 
 ^piTR/ q3r or ^;XJT *raot, ^vj^sf. ^, TT^ft^T ril'l^l- 
 ^ot, iriW *T^, |H^ 5^, iH*"!, 'ihw'f , «N^, 
 ^^ToSot, t^OT. n. ^^. 
 
 Hakomas, n. >FT^ %OTRT ^(^m.-^\nm.-iimn. efTHf^. 
 
 HAXa-}(AiL, n. ?ITm. 
 
 Ha»oeb, p. y. V. A. 1. (iiWcif?!, lt»I^?5T, 4c. 
 2a<if>*jtir4l, Ac. 
 8 Vtiff f^?^, Ac. 
 To bo h. q!t;(ft stM-"??^, Ac. 
 
 HASOKB,n. UAJioivQ,p. a. y. V.N. 1. atumm, Ac 3^75- 
 
 8 hanger on. t. Followeb. •'HTHl'jr^, 3 n fi »d, H^. 
 Idle b. «if«I!^R»nT, 'if'CTaTT, h)51HHI«, ^wnHT, 
 
 I. that merits (he pvnithment of hanging—^ crime. Vt' 
 
 II. that by uhich a thing hangs. an^fT «, 
 Hahuo, n. V. SwoBj). fnw^ m. 
 Hahoiiio, fl.— against a wall, Ac. in«?T/. 
 Eiirx, n. T. Sxjuir, ^t «. RTC n. 
 
HAB 
 
 376 
 
 HAR 
 
 3^0 Hankee, t). n. V. To Desibb. g^ m. gm-trm, #rar »». 
 
 ^, ^r^^'I^, =F+MOl, PHdidUl or Pldi<^ui, ^fJMui, ^ft^w. 
 
 ii'lrtl 3TO<il. 
 Hankebing, «. T. V. oni Desibe. Wi, ♦». ^TRT «• ^ «<««)/. 
 Hap, Hap-hazahb. See Foetdke, Chance. 
 Hapless, a. v. Weetched. |»TRT, jlj^, >fl'*<^^H. 
 Haply. See Peehaps. 
 To Hap, ^ Happen, o. n. come <o /)««. ^Tf^-^"i AH -«f^-&c. 
 
 To h. occasionally.ai^ 55T^-«Sl+<lHI^-«UINKI3r- 
 
 • frrf^H<Junt4l-&c. q^r-qsijf. [ ^. 
 
 2 unto; ie<tJe, V. To Befall, fsrsot, 'TI^, ?5n^,!Tr!T 
 
 Happening, n. v. V. 1. ^^ n. ^^ ^it n. «TJ^/. ^Z^ n. 
 
 Happily, a^fc.v.A.l. g^HT, ^^+M, g^^, t}^'H«<, T<TT^. 
 
 1. fortunately. gTPTFf, ^'^^,"^<<')piM, »il'Ml<i'Hl^'. 
 Happiness, «. v. A. 1. ^ «. ymic^' /. ^n?7 n. jpf^ or 
 ^r^T n. 3TR^ m. ^h^T «. ^(^<il/^<m««:*TT /. ?W «. 
 ^rTPT n. «nT «• Tf «. S[nf n. 
 True h. •H'^M'^ m. 
 H. is found only in the path of holiness. ^ t)<^|-=«- 
 
 Happy, o. in o »<a<e of felicity, v. Blessed. 5^, ^^fCT, 
 
 H. fellow. g^TT^ff. 
 
 2 of a happy disposition. aTR«(t, T?5nft,^'ft,3TH^^, 
 ^rat^ffrT, tK^M"^ or ^RTH^t, Plr<<H'^. [5SReft. 
 
 3 lucky, successful, v. Foetunate. T^T^^, ^5[^^, zf- 
 4 — of rites, observances, &c. good., joyous, festal. ?[*r, 
 JT^IrS, »T?, f ( in eoinp. ). 
 
 5 that suj^iet pleasure, — condition, &c. ^<HHI, ^^, 
 f^T^, Ac- 
 HabaNque, n. oration, set speech. Tmn" «■ ST^STW w.JT^T^H 
 w. TFTRT m. ^nMMrrl^+IIS'+K'TT'ni «. *1W+K*1I«IU1 «. 
 
 3b Haeanque, v. n. v. N. JTrsm «.-^lci*KHI«|DT n.-&c.^^. 
 Jb Haeass, v. a. v. To Tibe. >TnT?^, *^-«nft-&c. qj^, 
 
 sMM«(ul', <^He|uf, ^ m.-SfK W.-&C. 3[^. 
 
 2 worry, distress, torment, 4'c. v. To Tease, if^j^'f, STT^T- 
 
 siTH m. pl.'&c.^., sipft-5J^-^^lIR-&c. q^. 
 Habassed, p. V. V. 1. *i*i«(rit*i, &c. siTJft, ^^, ^^TK, «l^, 
 
 2 Tt^i^ar, viTNrfrfi, &c. «pft, ^J^, «r3TR, gnrffiT. 
 Habasseb, «. Haeassino, |>. a. v. V. 1. srHgnmj, &c. q»^- 
 
 Habasstno, Haeassment, n. v. V. 1. — act. Himuf «. Ac. 
 
 2 'livjiuj n. &c. TMtn^/. <dN<ift/. ^Nfl^*/ TToE'T/. i 
 ^IdNIi »»./. ^ /. OT^ «». ^yif OT. 3^T^ m. T^tJT^M 
 Haebingeb, n. forerunner, ^c. ^t% cHTtHT ^t^H^«TT; 3W 
 5<T, *IMmHi, 3ll'm<a;i'*. 
 
 Haeboitb, n. — for ships. ^i'K<(l<l m. <^ n. 
 Floating ( deep-water ) h. rRrf <q^ ». 
 Open h. ^rf?t ^ n. 
 
 The space opposite to the mouth of a h.sirTTm. 
 2 «Aff//(W, T. Asylum. !iS{\ipfpop. 3TT^ m. ^<jm m. 3TT- 
 
 To Habboue, v. n. go into harbour, q^ n. ^Tof. 
 
 To Habboue, v. a. shelter, give asylum or protection to. 3TT- 
 
 «nT m.-3TTWT W.-SJKT ♦n.-Sra' fft.-^^TR «■- &c. ^. 
 
 2 ( in the mind ) entertain. »||ol»ldt, vf^, %^, mid 
 
 Habd", a.^rm, ^-c.^rfe^^JO/J.^tfttT, f^Ht, ?RpT, ^'^, ^5, ^- 
 5S(?f, ^HutN^, ^3tT, ?i^, ^^r, ^vjmjiv. — intensely h. 
 
 ?g^, 3ir<i*r<i^, arfd+dK. [fT, ?n3T. 
 
 2 ( through dryness ) stiff, rigid. ^R^ or ^C^, ^i^tt 
 3— wood, stone, <tc. f^^poi, f%SR or =5)^, ^tJf^, fJlSR, 
 5P3^, TO or TO, ^, «r*f, ^^SWT«T- 
 
 4 »io< goZtec? in boiling ; — rice. ^ir^?ftfT or ^T^T^tfT, ^- 
 •"-^i-ilH or ^^fftff, iTS'tr^, H>i*i)d, ^4^-0 H, 'PofpaffH, 
 
 5 no< i^wi or unctuous. 'TTT^, Tt=l«<ftH, ^^W, ??1, 
 
 Hard fare. See Faee. 
 6 — a regimen or diet, f^f^, q;i^, <t>i<l>ilH, ^^JW»«T. 
 7 — a business or work, t. Difficult. ^,^<ji, 3T?^, 
 
 H. work, V. Toil. ?fT<^/. «F? m. ^RTTHT »». 
 
 8 grievous, rigorous, ifc. t. Sevebe. ♦,flo|, 3T^^, B^, 
 
 9 unreasonable, unjust. 3<'*<|*<|-<<l, 31-4I«<, ^<4JM«fl, 
 
 10 difficult to the mind, v. Obstbcse. sRftt, 3TT^, f- 
 fN", 1^. [ ;^. 
 
 11 ( winter, Ac.), intense^ v. Sitebe. ^?^, ^^ft?T, ^- 
 
 12 unfeeling, pitiless, v. Cbuel. Pi(^m, ^'TI^tH. 
 13 — as water. 315. 
 
 Habd, adv. violently, forcibly, vehemently. S[c. <|<S&^d, <M^, 
 
 2 wi/A fZo»e application, laboriously. >t|H|'f, ^na;jTO^^T»ft- 
 sf, «nT !F57T, H^id ^57r, &c. aiiMiti'jt^, ^? w. ??T^- 
 
 To keep h. at. d|U|u)', apR'if, art^H't, W^ *T^. 
 
 3 See Neab. 
 
 Habd-cash, Habd-coin, n. T^if. 5Eff^ TPifn. ^"^ w. 
 Haed-eaened, o. "tj^i-qi, mHMI, P(iso6-<i«<| *(i*i|-^i, ^TK^TT- 
 
 f^fT, sjJRimf^, ^FlilmrSiH, d<^H<<«NI, c#E{t #ft^T. 
 Habd-featubeb, a. ?t5, ?t3 fTts^w^T^. 
 Habd-heaeted, a. v. Cbuel. «BfiH^<^<<, fsfiHM:^^, Mill"! 
 
 Habd-heabtedness, n. v. A. +^K4U|I w.^g^n. <^mi{1i<ii/. 
 
 Hakd-wabe, n.tcare* wttwfe of iron., Sfc. «4l<S^fll<S m.-5lfj% 
 
HAS 
 
 377 
 
 BAR 
 
 Old and broken h. JltS/. ^\T^/. 
 HiED-woRKiyo, a. T. Lasobiocs. ^^T^, «P^, **llrf^, 
 
 To Ha£i>£>% V. n. become hard. +<f\''l -^-^-&c. ^t^ft , ^^- 
 
 2 ( in wickedness ). fH<ivi( or f^T^T, w^svl. 
 
 3 yrov hardy-^— the body, Ac. ^^, SlS'Jif, vHTot, <f>*i''t. 
 4 — a fruit, a boil, &c. grow dry^ tough, thricelled. 3[re- 
 
 To Harsek, c. a. Mflite iard. ♦<ft'n-^^-^-&c. ^iT^f, >Tt- 
 
 2 ( in wickedness ). PKi"! or f^<«<«"l, 5^«mu|. 
 
 3 makejirm, hardy, Sfc. tII-^^-»Icl+<l-&c. SR^, *)<.•( uf. 
 !EIasde5Ed, ^. T. V. N. 1. ^>^tT-&c. UKrfl. 
 
 2 f^iifVil, |^<«r4-ll, Pf^isl. 
 
 3 VW^I, Ac. V^, *s«»i. 
 
 QaRDIBOOD, HaKDISESS, «. Y. A. 1. *)oi+.i4U|| »|. dU|4>M- 
 OTT m. *uiH<MUi|m. Ac. eu|*l^/. <l^.ei(/. ^o4%^/. ^TfT- 
 
 irf^/. ♦<r^»u|Hi/. ^^T?7 »«. 
 
 2 fM5nX/- ^'lM<ni m. 5:«l^+< «. wi^ti n. «ITft^ «. qT^«. 
 
 ^FIaxslt, (K/r. wo/ wjiVy, ici/A dijicvlly, scarcely, sp^^:^- 
 
 3n»rT^-?^-Ac. ^?7T, WTRf, ^rlMIH Or ^r?HR<, ^ns;- 
 
 2 scarcely., almotl not. v^T, ^-.f^H, fticfcl, *l^H«hM 
 The sense is often idiomaticallj expressed by the re- 
 duplication of a verb ; as, »ft ^TJV 'ff^^^ T Mf^-><rti ^- 
 *^^\f\ inw 3TTr5T, I bad bardly got home when the 
 
 I Hablot, n. tDotnan who prottitutet her body for hire, courte- 
 zan, ^-e. ti\f. *t1«fl''l/ ^FoE^rftoT /. ^P^fft/- ^TT/. 
 sets/. ^M l Clm /- ^FJJRSRPTt/sRPsft/. •iMK^I m?/. 
 
 IKi'Hl/". ^I<^/. ^TT«(^/. <i,Mlvfl«Il/.?T^^15HT/.Hirt^»1I 
 
 2 tcoman guilty of letcdnegg., tchore, strumpet, Sfc. f^HI 
 ?5/. fJH^cmN+l/. ft^o5im<<<f>/. sqrH -^i R u ft /. ^>i{^f. 
 
 Haelotkt, n. trade, ^c. of a harlot. ^^ «. %»,qT^fTT/, 
 HTfi^/. %3,<<Mir<(+l /. HMv»nf«|5FT/. 
 2 lewdness; whoredom, ^c. fSHlrft/. f%JToE«J?t/. f^ST 
 
 Habm, n. crime, tcickedness, wrong. ^T^ «. gT'^TT'T «»• 
 aiT'ft^/. MrM^N »». ST'ITrtT «». IK «. «imr m. 5(^s^ ffi. 
 2 detriment, mischief, v. HuBT. •H<l«n/. j*«l^/. fT^ 
 
 fSf /. arr^TR m. ?t^/. 
 
 What harm ^es it do to you ? ?qt<T g^f ^X^ ^n^ ? 
 To Habm, r. a. v. To Huet. ^fRTsftZ-g^Jmr^/.-^rT^ «.-3T 
 
 <rtJTT w.- Ac. ^^ ^. ofo. 3^^ OT. 'PTT'i^, l^nw/. ^-^F^. 
 Hasmful. See Hubtful. 
 Harmless, a. — of persona; unprot-oking, \. Ikoffensive, 
 
 qiMil, SJTJI^FTT or oft, f^re^ftT, "rfN, Tt'ftc?, ^^I^f i ^T' 
 
 |;«ft, aigirgf^. 
 
 2 fW< detrimental, not injurious. 3Hf3)*Kl, 3T«IT*T^, ^T«fr- 
 
 3 unharmed. STJ^, ^FTTT, aBRn, 3T?T<T, a<VIHIM+K,3TJT^ 
 Habmless>-ess, n. v. A. 1. sm'i'TTT m. firEnjftTT<iir m. »T^- 
 
 !Qabi>5ess, «. T. A. 1. <t.<^umu|| ». f^^<MU(| m. Ac. J^t^- ;: ^/ ar^f^fTT/. 3T^^^;f^/. 
 
 i/ *ir<i-M n. ^T<TT/. ?[ra4 »». ?%WT »». Ij 2 a^ft+lAMUII »n. Sfrf^q^ftfTT/. *HM*lRf1l/. 
 
 I. ( of the times ) t. Deabtii. -<(i-<44 or ^fui^ui/ ( or IIabmonic, IIaemonicai-, a. relating, ^c. to harmony. ?^- 
 
 HaSMRir, n. injustice, hard ease. ^^tT-3l^V?-3R-Ac. nt- j Habmosica, n. vitrtHll m. 
 
 1?/ 3Tt^ «. flhf^ «. !| Habmosiocs, (I. concordant, musical, tymphonious. «<»^*I- 
 
 2 suffering, trial*. 5:^ n. ^ m. />/. ^TT «. />/. ^ m. j ^r, W'lrHaEoft^, ^«r«<|-«tl, ^*«tW?I«, rTR^^If, ?1IT?IP5, 
 
 f/. V^T^m m. ^^m m. flT^TT, ♦1MI1*M<. 
 
 To suffer bardahips. ^PT w. ;>/.-^ •». /rf.-Ac. ^ITTf- I 2 concordant, s. Cossisteht. *i»W<ll<, g^TH, ^nj*rNT, 
 
 *TT»I^, ^Sre'J. jj f*Tr5nfmT, WJ\^., vn»l|-HI, ^^"'1 ^^^^. 
 
 IIabot, m. ttrong, not ddietU, mot sieUy, ife, «t|^, JORJ, Habmo.sioushk.sk, n. v. A. 1. ai«</ Uabuont. ^<*^c6 «. ^- 
 
 *S^, riWT, fl'R, Tt3, f^^, f^iiwi, *WT, ^n^, ^- ji ipT n. ^;^^:^;Hf^f. [^V^Sf^/- 
 
 W, trow, ^•T^fT, S^nfTT, *'.!«, ^'-^K, PTIfrtt, ^f^^^, 2 HPvlHHI »«. ifTotT w. i(*p* m. 3^? m. 3i^ i;i. gn^/. 
 
 r>i^, nr^rfrtt, amrrfRT'T, ir^. iJ Harmonium, n. ^^ fT^ f»5!l^ 3n^. 
 
 U. and iron frame. Wl'T^ »■■ f •Hflfli >i. 1, To Habmosize, v. n. agree in sounds. JRTNT H5S »».-^«ITt- 
 
 2 d^irimg, hoU, impudont. «ffR, W\^, mfftW, «nftWT- 
 
 IIabk, ». HfTT •». wii^ «. n^t w Jinn 
 
 llaKK-nAiiiES. See Hascap. 
 IlAXC'Lir, «. m^ «. TW^tll ft^ "•• 
 
 llAix-Lims), «. nwwr, ^twT, ifi«3'?m, 
 
 IliUX. See SnAOMO. 
 Uaw, «rt«y-. ^, ^. 
 To HAms. See To Liantx. 
 See Bcnoov. 
 
 ^ f»TaT7ft/.-^^55 OT.-Ac. 3T^df-^ g. ofs. recip. 
 
 2 V. To Aobee. ^mot, ^^Eot, ipTot, f*T5Ex/ftn 3m^, ^j'W- 
 
 ^IVf m. I ^^, '1WIMI»'J m.-3i^ m.-vPT m. ^th^/.-Ac. 3^1^ 5'. of «. 
 
 , il To Habmosize, v. a. cause to agree, cprf^, 3TH m.-Sf- 
 f r m.-appoft/.-Ao. H«i|«i y. 0/ 0. recip. 
 Habmom, n. musical concord. ^<i^c& m. *«nf*lttuft/. ?^^ 
 
 f»r5P»ft/-«fTt'ir 'pn^ w.-^nn^ m.-Ac. «irhm «. grn^- 
 
 2 cofiforrf,— goner, t. Aobeemekt. sf« m. ^Tf51V «». f?T- 
 
HAB 
 
 378 
 
 HAT 
 
 3 ( as of books, statements, &c. ). ^ ^\*^f\jf. ?na5T m. 
 
 ^iTTT n. V. iRT. 
 Habness, n. traces, Sfc. of a horse, mf^"^^ MIS^NI ^3TT»T 
 
 m. aifr?/. ^rVJjf. f\m^ n. pi. 3T=M^m'^/. 
 2b Habness, c. a. get ready for draught. ^Tt^TTT m. vjlrfuf, 
 
 jTsee To Equip. [Ltjte. 
 
 Habp, n. The Marathiis have not the harp. See Ltee, 
 
 Jew's h. *ri<.-«i'i m. =tri m. 
 To Hahp, v. n. upon, fig. v. To Dwell. »J|§j<ili, TT^t or »IT^ 
 
 =qR?Tf /. ^PTof ^. o/ 0. ^qnift/. JFT^-ir't-&c. ^. o/o. ^- 
 
 ^ OT. ir^t-t^iejuj y. a/" 0. 
 Hahpoos, n. m^r MK"<< I ^ 5ir^. 
 2b Habpoon, t). a. sj^^ »TR^. 
 
 HaBPSICDOBD, «. ^^ rT^^TKr STT^. 
 
 Hakpt, ». rapacious person. ftsTST w«. fJliTTf «. 
 
 Haeeidan, n. T^T^IRoE/. f^%i^/ 
 
 Haeeieb, «. ^?[TT% f^^PrtHr 5?TTT w. 
 
 Haeeow, «. Tlie following words express hnds. JpTTsS orc^- 
 
 rfrS or ^tm^ «. ^55^^ OT. g^T «». 3^ «. ^?fT »». >FraT€t or 
 
 "^^Wtif. ^ «». "PUT »». sriS n. ^ m. ijfqT «». ^^RT »». ^- 
 
 W. m. n. 
 To Haeeow, v. a, v. N. qioft/. or ^ct^i-efl "TToft/. Mlc^ul or 
 
 ^oE^ot ( draw over the ^3^ ), yiiquj ( draw over the 
 
 537 ), %HH^ ( to use the '^mt( ), ^TT m. [>)><*(«{, ^^^ 
 
 or ^^Rof ( to use the ^^a. ) 
 
 2 fig. ( the soul, &c. ). ^ii^\m ^i^-m^, 'Pf^jtm 
 
 ma"if, +irolv'1WI ^ »n. i'Z.-^^ n. pi- <TT^, +Icfl^j1 n. 
 
 H>l4"jf-"*IS"7. 
 2b Harbt. See To Tease. 
 Habsd, a. ( to the taste ) austere, acerl, t. Sous, Hough. 
 
 afjiRT or SITT, 9T^ sm, ?^ or jqr, ^ pop. ?^, ar^, 
 
 2 ( to the ear ). *ur+«i1<, !p<:^, ;p^?T, ^IT, tfs, ^- 
 
 3 ( to the feelings ). 3m^, ?TgH, f^^?^, ^5lT, *<f|ui, 
 
 4 — of persona, \. Eude, Cross. giT, Wf^i <t>4<ri, ^, 
 Eabshness, «. T. A. 1. ar^r^/. ar^tqiTiT »». &c. ^^ n. ?- 
 
 3 +)(<trft/. ?ra(^TT'TTOT. ^P<fti"T<'n"»». +<iKMuir»».&c. «rR^n, 
 
 4 W^tT'TT m. tHS^TMUIT «. &c. +<^Mv»ff /. It^TW ». 
 |:5((terTT/ 
 
 Haet, «. maZc (feer. ^f^ ;>op. ^^ w. 
 
 Haetshoen, n. ^< u|| -^" im n. 
 
 Harumscaeum, a. tcilil, tcanton,Jlighti/, Sfc. «Tf^ or rTT, 
 
 tTt^?5T, qtvT?ft=5ir, iTi-niS'^T, |T, «ri«f?«Tr, 37Tr?ff. 
 
 A h. fellow, V. Madcap, ft^f^fft- 
 HaEvest, n. season of gathering the crops. ^HA^'W^ m. f^- 
 ^J^ m. sprnft^ %3/ JFPTiJft^ f^?r «./ji f^?5 ». 1%- 
 
 Corn given to mendicants at h. VI'^iHt?^/. 
 2 ripe crops. <ftu n. q>H?5/. 
 Abundant h. ^"0+ n. 
 
 Autumnal h. l^O* or <Tn. — Eelating to it. ^f^^or "ft. 
 Vernal h. ^«ft or V^f. ^«rT^ «. 
 Habvest-home, «. /««<< o< harvest, f^f^ ^'IlHI^ ^^^OT M. 
 
 ^ n. H4)H<lliA/. <irf^?t ». 
 2b Hash, v. a. chop into small pieces. <pl^/. pl.-f^{-^\ f.fl. 
 
 "TT3% y. of 0. -^Ni^T 5^ »«^i. spT't ^. 0/ 0. 
 Hash, n. — of meat. f^JTT m,. 
 Hasp, n. ^f. 
 Haste, n. v. Hubbt. ^/. 3t~5^/. t?TT^55 or aft/. SRT/. 
 
 ^^"T?/. 5RT%iT »». [^ n^ftr. 
 
 The more h. the less speed. grTRSET ?ft «lT«ro5T tft^ 
 2b Haste, 2b Hasten, v n. 3iH<t/.-f«nT/.-&c ^^. 
 
 2 move with hurry. rf'Wl-«4*llrf^l-<rlM*l'fl^-&c. ^nflir-^- 
 
 2b Haste, 2b Hasten, v. a. NHri'0«<<-«^f^-*c. ^-arnn^t, 
 
 ^;r7?(t /.-?5na'/.-&c. ^priit ^. ofo. ^sT^/.-f^Rnnf?! /. 
 
 spTOlf y. of 0. [or nt, rS'lB't. 
 
 Hastily, adv. v. A. 1. ^;T3^?f, f^?f, ^TT^, fSn^l, fSl^n 
 
 Hastiness, «. t. A. 1. 3TFmf /. 
 
 2 3rn^/. sJdNoiMUII »». I^^HUII »». 3T^J<4+lRrl|/. 
 
 8 HiMaM«ir m. mwmr «. tto^ ^fi m. ^\^n^^^f.^!m^ 
 
 Hastt, o. ywjc^, «o< dilatory. vJTt5^, 3Tc5<(t'^, f«("l-=(i, ^It^, 
 
 ?ft5r, ?ny*ii»f^, 
 
 2 precipitate, rashly prompt. -JHIMotl, JrTTqoft^, gcrraaS- 
 
 3 quicJi of temper, passionate. «T3^, HN5, ^TTT^, Tft WWY, 
 f^Tl^'fl, ^I*N< ll'Il-^I. 
 
 4 See Eably. 
 Hastt-puddino, n. 3TPTrn m. 
 Hat, n. Jt"ft/. 
 
 The eighteen hats. The European or h.-wearing na- 
 tions. JHAil-itifl, ai-ii.l'Tm+T. See Tcbban. 
 
 To Hatch, v. a. (eggs), "ffiwf, artn. "F^ffT W5"if. 
 2 See To Contrive. 
 
 Hatch, n. Jrooi. ^N^^ f<Jrti-=n ^t^f.-^n. 
 
 Hatoh, Hatchway, n. *Mt\r\\ ^^ n^r^\^ ^n. 1555?- 
 
 JTPfw.-&c. [w. ^. 
 
 2 hatches. IcT^nTT ?ft?T JT^JTrTT^TT <^Kk? I*ll<<l^ ??T7^ 
 2b Hatchel, Hatchel. See To Hackle. Hackle. 
 Hatchet,**. 5=^/.f =^/. f =fTt«. ^{^pop. "TT?T»n. f^n^w. 
 2b Hate, p. o. ^w.-5?nTJft/.^^''--&c. ?n[ul--^<^-^3T, 
 
 ll^of — intensely; detest, Sfc. v. To Abhoe. #n5E-3?R?rn 
 
 -&c. HR^T, tHrMd^ lOT. !R<jf g. of 0. 5f%^t?f ^Rof in. con. 
 Hate, Haxbed, n. ^\m. ar^rT/. "%^n. |;«rm. ^THTw. 
 
HAV 
 
 379 
 
 HAW 
 
 Concealed h. »lt^fNt arm/. 
 
 Dire and deadly h. (between two parties). f%^ in^ 
 J. oj s. reeipr. iITTRT ^^^MffT (fi of t. recipr. 
 
 Fixed and deadly h. ^TT^RTw. T^flTrt. g'Hf^Tm. fH- 
 
 Innate or instinctive h. vdlfd^in. 
 Hated, />. t. V. ^q>,rll, f^, Wg^. 
 Hatetvl, a. detfitalle, odiou*. ^^^(7, 1[^, g^^^fPT, ^^, 
 
 *firl, 5^1aff, 5^T55, 5^, 5|^. — in l>igh degree; ahomi- 
 nalit, detettcMf, loathtome, Sfc. 3HfH^»<<, aTrTf^T, 3TfrI^- 
 
 Ac iiiH'w, a?i«ifli, arn^^T, +<<rir«lM, r=l«i^r*<, R«tWI<<, 
 
 EArajuLSESS, »i. V. A. ^^^^TTTwi. Ac. \^\^f. ^«l<?l*^dl 
 /. ^fir<<n. — in high degree. aOTTaETurTwi. yyi'IciMOIlOT, 
 Ac. ■JirrlJII^'ll/. <i<P(^«) <?!'*( fil/. arfH^BTfTT/. STrTftF^mT 
 
 Haieb, n. T. V. ^ *<oiKI, Ac. |«TW>, ^, f^1[«ft, f^t^, 
 ^tl^ (in comp. a«f^-^5ftl^, m^-^-ftlnt-H I PM -Ac. ^t^). 
 Hacobtilt, o. v. a. 1^, f^HI«l^, H'l^O^, Ac. 
 HAreBTI5ES8, n. v. A. and Pbide. »I#m. 3Tf*r»TRi». fTTTTwi. 
 
 BACaHTT, o. v.Pbocd.— of persons, iff, lf^,»jft?T, 3Tf*r- 
 msft, H'lv, rMci^^if, ^n^, 5^'<.f^, ^t?5, rsm^ft, f^Hi^- 
 
 ^, »?|7^K, f^MlflHI, KT»ft, •l^MVi, 7^, «i>^'IIHI<^'ll, 
 
 2— of things. I^f^l, f^HlflllMI, H«I*>O^I, Ac- 
 To Haul, r. a. t. To Dxaw. 23t»^, #qwf, 3ft^-#^ ^^. 
 Hacx. See Straw. 
 Hacxch, n. thigh. »Tt<t/. nti/, 
 lo HiCST, r. a. /reyw«i/. qiJT 3n^fi. ^^, ^JTpnn ^»"TT^ 
 
 ?fnB/. ^KWH in. con. J4Ml4i-^<TO iTmTT-Ac. wfnif , ST^t/ 
 
 2— ghotU, goblins, Ac ^n. ?5T»I«f, ^ ^NlTW.-Ptin^ 
 
 To be haunted, f^^r^. 
 
 Haunted houM or pUce. g^fTlT»». gn?TmT«i. g?I%- 
 
 9:m». 4^^^% ^n.-^nnryi-Ac. 
 
 HaOKT, n. flaee cf retort. \^/. ^wnfT^J ajJTm. Tip<s{Wt 
 
 3|PTT/. ^/1'SI*"*ll'0-MH'"<l^ 5TT*IT/. 
 Bavtbot, n. — the initniment. ^m^ or «t/. 
 Hai;txcb, II, T. PaiBK, nim. fTTSTw. ^m. H' l *><^ /. 
 20 Hate, c. a. foiuu, htU, ifc. HT«f, rm^, ^T»»lit, Wl^ 
 
 iM. «•. awa 3TOflt in, con. aiK/y. of$. ^tM Jff[9f J.ofi. 
 
 Kot to h. in one. 3H^Mf n^J^-ntf'r ^^ mVi j. of 
 (. mid in. eon. 
 2 >t M^ • neetttity or ohlifoiion. 3n»«J, WT»I»f, HP! 
 
 5Ky5i, Tri^ aW tciVA in. con. ( as JT^ ^J^ «TnTT% 3U- 
 ^, HcTT frf^ ^im Hm 3TI^, Ac). 
 
 3 take, accept, receive, Ijc. ^, Sri^^uf, ?cft*Ki^, 
 
 4 at ; assail. See To Attack. 
 
 5 on ; vcear. 3l|'||^< aTO^t «n. cow. tTR'T ». ^^. 
 Hatex, n. T. Haeboub. ^ n. sTfnT^nr «. 
 Hateb, n. Havixo, p. a. v. V. 1. qFlT. 
 
 Having, liolding, hearing, &c. are incessantly used in Eng- 
 lish to form Attributives or Predicates. In this use they 
 are neatly and expressively represented by words 
 (single or compound) having ^ affixed. Ex. Having the 
 title of Pandit, wf^HlSHlM^, Bearing the surname of 
 Jagannath^ vi»l'»)r<?N'llH<P, Having joy for its subject 
 (speech,) aTR^f^^^TH («ll+*(). Having the five elements 
 as its consistence or essence ( the earth ). tN'^»|?TTriT' 
 ^ ( ^^1 ^^1 "S^c. ). Having gold as its base or sub- 
 ject ( a trinket), ^JjuiIrH* ( 3Hr5«6K )• Having sin as 
 its root or spring (pain) <?|4Hc4+(5:?r). Having a father 
 alive ( a man ), vftsfftMH'P ( 2?^ ). Having a river 
 for its mother, nurse, fosterer, Ac. ( a country ), Of- 
 rJHId* or ?i<(tni^ ( \^ ). Bearing design, or intent- 
 ion, ( an act, a speech ),^f^M«i+ {^r^, *TT»riT). Bearing 
 concern, hope, Ac. aTTFiTT^^, 3TT?ll"j^*, Ac. and 
 
 WrqitH^, f%^T?irF, n4|H<qirIl+', f^^lHlcH^, f^Jj«Mr»1<D, 
 ^"MlrH*, mmtH§), JUMHrt^, ( ^^, Ac. ), ^ftWc5^ i^^i 
 
 Ac. ), a {| -M<m^^ > r^), 3n^"J55F ( HPSTJT, «f^, Ac), 
 Tmrjt^^ ( ?n?ft, Ac ), f^OTj^ ( 1r^,^mT, Ac. ), at- 
 ?t:^^«Nj ( *rf%, Ac. ), otmRi**^, +iHR«)<<«t>, 5^?m- 
 
 f^^^ra, om+^uif^li)*, Ac. Ac. And, in comp. esp. with 
 Persian and Hiudoostanee words, by ^ A *Hi^\K 
 ( ex, pointed, aioft^ ; having strength, v|k<^K; bear- 
 ing a mace -^N^K, and HH^, =^^^, vi<\k, nte^- 
 X, *i^«l<^K, f^^*K^I<, f^fll<'l*H.<^K, Ac. Ac. ) 
 Sacing,ia the eenaepottetsing, is,throughvariousshades, 
 rendered by ^tp in comp. (as having anxiety, f%TT- 
 5^, ifit*T5^, *'*^' )' ^y^i^ (a8"^%5nt^, afTT^jrrar, Ac); 
 
 by T^^or HrT and by ?I^ or ^ ( as ^fJ^HI'I^, ^rf^fTRT^, 
 ^ST^, »TI'M^15, Ac ) ; by ?mT ( as f«J<il«M«, <^-frT- 
 »T-5»nT-Ac #m ) ; by ^, ( as-^^^, Ac ). 
 
 HAvnio, n. v. V. l.—acl. VTR^ n. ^iW\ n. 
 
 HatOCK, n. tlaughter, devattation, S(c. v. DestbuctiOS, ^- 
 
 ^f. »mT^/. V^ m. 3«<n?l m. TTg^ m. 
 To Hatock. See To Dbsibot. 
 Ta Haw, v. n. hem and haw. v. To Hesitate. 1^ «./-fit^ 
 
 nf.-^nf.-&c. ^^. [ T m. 
 
 Hawk, n. ?mmT m. irfj^ ^m^ m. f;n'Pa m. i^ pop. tt- 
 
 Femalo h. iif^pop. n^/, 
 HawV-KTXS, a. of acute tight. iH^^f^, ^»S{f%, ^T^f^, 
 Hawk-vosed, a. »1*>MI#«II, 'l^-HI [*<'»>, ^^iif^^. 
 To Hawk, v. n, make an egori to briny up phlegm. ffPf^ 
 
 or ^!I%<"f . 
 
 2 practice fciamry. nf^ *mi«ll ^T^ f^R/. fT'T. 
 
BBA. 
 
 38(r 
 
 HEA 
 
 To Hawk, v. a. up ( phlegm ). <,m+<ui or <mV<Ji, ^^K^, 
 
 2 «eW Jy proclaminj in the lirects. %^W r*(+ul, mOv^- 
 
 Hawkeb, n. V. V. A. 2 and Pedleb. ^^«(lrtl. 
 Hawsee, «. V. EoPE, Cable. ^ w. 
 Hat, n. qioEH^ 'RrT «. g^ ^TRT »». qro «. h^i«i n."^ «. 
 To make h. while the sun shines. c||^H4| li^Trf ^TtT 5- 
 
 Hat-eick, Hat-stack, n. riulKi m. ^13^5^ T^fTRT H^m. 
 
 Hazaed, n. chance 0/ /iorffj. v. Dakgeb. »p? n. «5t^ «. ^- 
 ^jftK n. ^jmr w. 
 
 To run the h. rR'F^/. ^iT't. 
 3b Hazabd, v. a. expose to danger. vi1'(«(*<ld-'T'TfrT-'Mi«r«<!n- 
 
 Hazaebocs, a. V. Dangebods. vit^ift, 'J?lt3*ii'^'i*i«i'»>^"Hi, 
 
 Haze, «. ^ n. gif n. 
 
 Hazel, «. (^ |fT? 3Tf^. 
 
 Hazel, a. — the eye. HtTT- 
 
 Hazilt, adv. gT'P^, grc, 3TVP. [ f\f. 
 
 Haziness, «. v. A. gf / q% ». ^ n. gt^ n. gri n. 3TVIT- 
 
 Hazt, «. ^^^TxfT, g'^TT^, Ac. ^. 
 
 He, pro. <^ ( that male ). ^ ( /Aw male ). 
 
 2 any man, he who. v^PFt^ft, v>llHH»<<. 
 Head, n. i{\ f. sM' /■ it% «. *r5l^ «». «. f^T n. st^^fft /. 
 
 S)«^ /. ?t^ «. JMf «• ¥f^ n. JN^ /. 5N% «. 5- 
 
 !>»• ^fi^ wi. vJriHf'I n. — as separated from the body, ^- 
 S pop. ^ n. — in contemptuous, cant, or light phraseol. 
 as sconce, noddle, pate, poll, crop, potc, cranium, costard, 
 Zfif n. J^R^ /. Z^ n. Z^ n. Z\^ n. tfsjf^ «. ^ n. 
 %5^ n. %^ n. qrs^ n. Jptit n. ?n^ n. 'Sb^/. Sjatn. 
 
 Blow or bump with the h. ;^i*| »». ;^^ m. 
 
 Prom h. to foot. 3imi<^HW«t>, 3Tm^?n5*TO^, HtlHl^' 
 
 H. and tail, fig. heginning 8f end. tifT g^Wn-TraT^m. 
 Made out of one's own h. «(<i?i<j^ H>iscirti, t«i"«>Mirt- 
 
 Shaking of the h. ( as in palsy, Ac. ). ftlTt^T «. 
 That is at the h. of, that is first or chief. Mf^rJI, ^??»T, 
 91M'1"«T. [Ac- ) f^/- 
 
 Tlie ornamental cloth on the h. ( of elephants, horses, 
 Upper half of the h. snpf? n. 
 Wind in the h. ffFRT^ »». 
 With the head poked or thru«t forward, — looking. 
 
 Wrapper or girding for the h. JTT^y! *M4^/. f^- 
 To be knocked on the h. T. To Fail. M<Viui,sRr53r, 
 «li^«(ul, t5l«0t«l, rttHiiui. 
 
 To be wrong in the h. tto^f m. ».-&c. f%^ g. ofs. 
 
 To begin to hold up the h. JIPT /. ^K m^., lt% «.- 
 t\if.-Sic. +,|isui. 
 
 To bind h. and foot. <^iH^ /. ?F)fff g. oj o. 
 
 To bow down one's h. H^np «. ni. 5»T^ <f><i)i. 
 
 To get above or over one's h. 4T*<4I«K iRfif. 
 
 To get heaviness in the h. it«HII« or m^^^m HIT m. 
 '^<s^ g. of s. 
 
 To hang the h. HPT /. W^ ^TM^if, gTST^nj^-VTfTH?!- 
 
 To hold a high h. aiiijydl/. fiKe(ui-3TtOTf-«||o!i'|<jf, J- 
 
 To hold up the h. again. Tre/ gr«ra^. 
 
 To lose one's h. become beicildered. «(|-c(rtui. 
 
 To rise into the h. ^^fff. 
 
 To shave the h. itf /. ^^. 
 
 To turn round the. h. H<4«]i, 5t^% n.-&c. g<4uf. 
 
 2 ( as of fish, snakes, lizards, certain birds, Ac. ). st- 
 
 3 chief leader, v. CoiTDrCTOB. STTT^, Hi»l-MI, TT^ n. ?f- 
 
 TTW/ fjiTfrHm »». «<i*ft w». 
 
 4 ( as of a body of guides, dooley -bearers, &c. ) v. 
 Captain. h+,^h, TPT^, ^^Itl^.K, <^MI<1|<, f^TTT. 
 
 5 most eminent person of. f^^fdHpUl »». f^t^tTpT Jn. ^5TT- 
 f&r «J. Jj^iKrw »M. f?I<dM m. 
 
 6 — in comp. with such words as head-constable, head- 
 master, Ac. wT(ex. ?n:?rFnJ, ?R^5?r, w: «hni41+)<^M), 
 
 ^ ( ex. ^+K*1|(1, Ac. ). 
 
 7 highest memler or part, v. Top. HTVT or ^\Wl\m. \l5T 
 »>. HW* w. w. 
 
 8 froth, Sfo. on top. ^/. 
 
 9 (of a bed). 3"5|IP1<T «. sftTTT «. 7^ «. 
 
 10 /ojMc, department, Sfc. ST^i^ ». Hlr^^ W f%;^ /. 
 ^t5iT «. ?nrr n. 3TRFr «. 
 
 11. ( as of cattle ) tingle one. 5FlTm. ^tT^^/". ^t'Tla^/ST'T »n. 
 ij^ «i. — of camels, JjipT. — of elephants, ^»T. — of horses, 
 qST or 55T ««. TRT »».— of goats & sheep TTF^ ( above 
 20). 55 (below 20. ) 
 
 12 an individual, it^f- 
 
 13 ( of a boil, pustule, &c. ). «^ ». 5^ «. [ qt?T m. 
 
 14 ( of a spear, lance, dart, arrow ). *n?5 or ^t^n. qj^«. 
 
 15 See Understanding. 16 ( of com, Ac. ) v. Eas. 
 OTT/. 3f«ft/ ?5f«r/. c#«R n. 
 
 A stunted or diminutive h. ^I^T «. r^^". 
 To Head, v. a. take the lead, conduct. 4'c. ;^«l4ll w.-JSKai. 
 -J^^'FTT m.-Ac. spT^t, MSlO-H<si^<n-3T5rrir{-&c. SRfdi i«, 
 con. JJlffT-Ac. ^-JvH •<mc4^»J|-%wit. 
 Head-ache, n. spqiot^joE wi. mVT^Jr? or HT^^ «• +Wloi^- 
 ^/. »T^^Jf5 m. ftir.'ftlT/. [ 0/*. 
 
 To have a h. W^^ «.-^ n.-f\^/.-&c.-^fZ^-'^[i^ g. 
 To give a h. JTfrnp n.-tT% n.-5tt/--&C- 33^. 
 Head-band, «. spPTTft /. fiKi^vii n. 
 
 2 (of a horse), jift/. 
 Head-dbess, n. ^^ft/. f^rd^^T «. 
 Head-land, n. eh? »• 'Jjirtifi/- 
 
HBA. 
 
 381 
 
 HEi. 
 
 2 — of a field. ^m{\f. 
 Head-less, a. HW+^tH, 3lRn.H>. 
 Heaikload, n. trV 3TTF *• Rh*<I<I m. RrOTTft/. 
 HXAD-LOSQ, a. A<fa<fy, precipitate, v. Rash, Impbtcous. qa- 
 
 ^, Rl<-»i1<, M4*/lHI, MS^J^'HI, ^l5*MI'/t or oEiTT, 5^- 
 
 2 See Steep. 
 HeaD-LOSO, adv. V. A. 1. JHH^^, vJtiN^Sm i ^ , g<<Tf4f ^- 
 
 I. iri/A the head Joremott. i)|^^, 3TVIH<I. 
 Head-uax, *. ▼. CaiEr, Coxdcctob, A«. H4>^H,^l¥tH, 3T- 
 
 f«rerft, H<r«<ui, 3(l««l?l (in comp. as qmT«T^, ?^H|M<)fT). 
 Head-moxet, n. HjwjM^/. ¥tX^/. 
 HkiS-MOst, a.forewio*t. H»Tw«Tt J^^, ^^i'mMIjO. 
 Hkad-okbajiest, n. ftmWT n. 
 Hkai>-piecs, »i. armor, tfc. for the head. fiTTWT «• Rr^ «. 
 
 2 See USDEESTASDISO. [TT/. 
 
 Hkai>-<)UastkX8, «. ^^Nfft-g^T arfv^jft-Ac. <l^«'<<|-«n ^- 
 Heai>-bope, n. ( of a horso ). aniMlit/. ^^WT «. 
 Hkumtbip, «. M^c^lHl/ JTMHHl/. «TO^ n. 
 Head-stall, «. *)<<^1^/. jfr^T^/ fiHT^Tcit/. 
 EUD-BTS050, a. heady, precipitate, Sfc. v. ImpetcOCS, 
 SlLrwiLLED. f^TT^ftr, ^l<<(>mof) or gqr, 13^7, <^U'||, 
 
 EcAD-iroBK.n. mtelleetual labor. ^^^ ^m«. KMfff^ 8T*Tffi. 
 BzADnrsss, n. t. A. HlK^IA/ fflTsftT^mr m. ^Unif/. ^- 
 
 inrtf ». ^(I'll^l «. JiM"!! m. 3TTOPT »». 
 Headixo, *i. ff^ *. 
 
 Marginal epitomizing h. ^RT m. f«r^/. 
 Beast, a. keadtfronj, headlong, haily, !jc. t. Sash, Impetc- 
 
 ou». ^ii^TTflft or j^iT, *«ns^rwT, Rk<^h, nanp, jr- 
 
 2 See IsTOxiCATDfo. [^['I-^T^. 
 
 To ITkal, r. a. t. To CrsK. fs^TT^ft-^TT-Ac. ^Tot, j»l<inj n. 
 
 2 ( disputes, rariance, Ac ) T. To Becokcile. fm i s* 
 
 •i.-fi^c w.-Ac. ^CT^. 
 To Heal, r. ». »TTSr, in3x4, 17^, i(TT-4c. ^t't. 
 Heal-all, «.^. j | >j > #<ll^<in<rm w. ['FTTT. 
 
 HxAUiia,*. of heiAimg virtue. tPiP, ^^I^«ft, 3^r?f^, tmittf^- 
 Hkalth, «.( of body ). trftr^FnfH/. ?ifl<*<l*'M< n. ■jm^ii. 
 
 8I?T*I ••. 1l/1*#t^WH ■. afPfWT «. 
 
 2 feeling of body a$ retpeeU health. Jlfijun/. Rll^/. 
 
 Acoonnts of h. (and doiugn) — aa commnnicated. ^^ 
 ?5r4 ■!. M-i^Hf^ll/. 
 
 Enquiries after h. and welfare. ^1I<4>I4I as. ^TTHlfsi.r. 
 %-^, ( e«p. among femalea ), J7f% m. 
 • ( of miad, Bpirii, Ac. ). f^«|<inmi^ «. WWSW «.W^^- 
 BT/. fjimttf- [l(\^lV\/. 
 
 4 wmA «/ health ^ hgppineu. !*IIII^VI<l-*H<IW^-flVT- 
 
 31% "T^ ^fT f^. 
 Healthful, Healtht, a. ( of a body ). g^fHt, g^Tn, Jft^- 
 
 q /«>p. t^ntn or Piil'fl, f^Rm^, ri*)Hi, ^ER»T, gr<T, ?rtt^- 
 
 ^T^, «limq^ or 5, ^ e^^4t tT5, JOTF, JtiT^, ar^^ir. 
 
 2 ( of look )/>•«/», clear, glowing, lively, S(c. Z^'t.^ t^ 
 
 3 ( of mind, 8pirit,&c.) ^TrR^Wft, ^ir«T, gr<l, ^^m^, 
 
 4 salubrious, salutary. SfrftTRT ^tn?5T, STRfiW^, ^|<|'q- 
 
 Healthfulxess, HEALxniNEss, «. V. A. 1. f nO'DwH m. 
 3TRt^ n. aiilPldr/. ^STT'TrlT/. ^fW^ n. f^RPTra' m. 
 
 ^?WTR m. U*b \ <i\\i.rM f. arfW «»• amm^ «. 
 2^ or ^irr/. ^ m. JFtrT/. s^jfsift/. 5^Rm »». ^pbt/. 
 
 3'+'2*l /• ^-^rtl or rf^rarw. cTJIrft or fl^T^/. 
 Heap, n. ^I'Zf, ^-c. stn m. f^'R m. f^TR or f^TiTT »». ^T^ »l. 
 
 n^ «/. f^ »». ^5 M. W3T «t. Hoiiiiir m. ?r?T^ »t. ^^^^w, 
 ^'T m. ^Sr^TTfT m. wRrI n. ?rHR «. ?PT »». ?r^ w. .H g ^q 
 m. ^^ m. ■HH<I<< m, ^TH m. ^\^ m. ^ n. ^^FJJT »». 
 
 H. as scratched up ( by ants, rats, &c. ). 3"^ or 3- 
 sjft^ »n. rfjOT. 3^0/. 
 
 Heaps, lots, Sfc. v. Exubehakce. ^, jfk, iTW. 
 
 The h. /Ac gross collection. HT^re/. 
 
 To fall in heaps, drop and die, or be sick, euddenly 
 and by multitudes. ^ w.-iTNT «. BfcSoi g. of s. 
 
 2 ( esp. of grain ). ^3T m. dim. ^^f. JT m. dim. j^t/* 
 yiT m. ftn »n. rfm. fl'flil m. & IVflolt/. 
 
 3 ( of things loosely heaped ). ^STT m. ^\^mf. 
 
 To Heap, ». a. pile up. ^Ttwf, W3^"t, "TtotT ^T^, j^ ^- 
 ^, ^ w.-f%»TRT M.-rrff /.-Ac. spTof g. of o. ^^^r ot. 
 «lH<(ui y. o/ 0. #^q^ m.-?t^ m.-Ac. JRtit y. q/'o. 
 To h. up above the measure, ^if. HTJt. 
 
 Hejlpes, p. T. V. ^Hm^sTT, &c. ?t'j^, B^fT, gsf^r?, ^- 
 
 ?T, ^^fr?<T, tinned, PrfeT, U?ft?>fT, ^'JRT^rfVHfT, ^jfiRIrT, 
 Heapeb, n. V. V. ^rfsRWRT, Ac. ^Pf^, *JMI^*, B^-^m- 
 
 Ac. ^^. 
 Heapixo, «. T. v.— df^ frt^'jf n. Ac. ?HWT ». ^«I»T «. ^- 
 
 2b Heab, p. o. ^'I!^, 'HI*«fof, s^^'JT n.-Ac. ^^, •Fpft-^RHT* 
 ^K "TOT-«W «n. con. ^W«>h or MR««i. 
 To be able to h. ^ Mt in. con. 
 To refuse to h. ^HT «. /><. im^. 
 2 hearken, obey. ^^,HMVi^H<1l^< il^,<rfi:%^o{or <rft^. 
 Heard,;), v. V. 1. ^^?53JT, ^#T, 3n^?r, "5??, fi:oTftr», ^- 
 
 To be able to be h, ^f^TTof, ^f%«T. 
 HiASKB, ••. V. V. 1, <^»mR l, Ac. iw»wnf, ^tm. 
 Hkaxixo, n. v.V. l.—aet. \w!^ n. W^ohr ». «rroT n. fj^. 
 I. — the sense. %<<iu|f^44 n. «woi n. wf^ /. «pjf wi. «nr- 
 
 Hard of b. ^HI'MI 5rTI, ^e4«l[ ^RT^. 
 
 Loss of h. QRHT^tii n. 
 
 Bharp, qoick, Ac. of h. ^TTHfT f?!^, "Wmj. 
 
HEA 
 
 II. apprehension or note hy the ear. ^V n. ^^ «. 
 
 III, reach of the ear. i?>Mim scqr m. \^.»*\\-^\ V^^ m. 
 To Heaeken. See To Listes. 
 Heabbat, n. V. Eepoet. ?lf>il«iift /. ^imf^t^ nt^ /. ^- 
 
 Known through h. 9^^ dl'J.'P. 
 Heakse, w. 53?7T^ or 5^?nVt TTft/. $fTr<T m. V^^]^ n. 
 Heart, n. +|otNHNl ^t^ »». ( or pop. +|oflvd «• which 
 properly means the Liver ), ^^?J^iT?J n. X^TVm m. T^ 
 or w ( in comp. as ^^Vt, \t^^'^ ). 
 
 To have the h. at the lips. ^^^oEof. 
 2— aa the seat of the affections. 'Nprr n. ^^ n. ^<^ n. 
 f^ m. n. 3Trr:5FT<iT «. ^fl;/- "TR «. MM*1 n. 3T?TT n. aitcT- 
 qfiT n. ST«irtT «• ^^'T^f?^ n. f^^^egfrp/. 
 
 Ability of learning by h. <n3?T^/. 
 
 IVom the bottom of the h. q^fr^TT 2J3rTP35. 
 
 The h. and the life. 3trT«fr^ «. 
 
 In the recesses of the h. JnrsqT ^^. 
 
 Known by h. ^rtlTT^, ^^TTS, g# SRI^OT, "TO, ^^jflSfT. 
 
 Knower of the secrets of the h. STrffrHt, 3TrlT?n?T, 
 atjTWT^ft. 
 
 Knowledge of the secrets of the h. 3T<TfTPT «. 
 
 A property or attribute of the h. TT^»f m. 
 
 Purification or purity of h. 3t?f:^lH «• 
 
 Quick at learning by h. qT?Jt. 
 
 Singleness of h. ar^^TI^ m. 
 
 State or affection of the h. irHlR+K »». T^lR^frl/. 
 
 That has by h. tfTSt. 
 
 To one's heart's content. tfteTT, «TH^, MHH<I^, tHT- 
 
 ^?^, f^tjTHff, 3TT^, arrp', q^ft, jmi^H, t5^^, 
 
 With all one's h. and soul and strength. ^^T ^T^ 
 IT^'^PCT, ti«ii^i«ia't, "i^Hiuii^', vft^T^K«T, ■H^'kmf, 
 fv^«)l*^l'H or FH«||*-iJI^Ift. [ iJI^+^H. 
 
 With full purpose of h. HHlHI^ or JPTtHMrf or H^t- 
 With h. and hand. In h. and deed. ^»(|^|»-J<rK, 
 To follow the desires of one's h. iT?T HRrT ^'=q' ^^, 
 To give one one's h. ^FT^f^ n. !Fi^ ^, tjjt n. 3tW. 
 To have it in one's h. iT^t?T STO't. [ m. ^ftl^. 
 
 To have one's h. sink. JfiloSvii^ 37^ m. ^I^uj or tftT- 
 To have one's h. in one's mouth ( to be alarmed and 
 distressed ) %^ XTM m. ^. 
 To have or get a heavy h. g:^ m. i^^i|uf ^. o^«. 
 To learn by h. qT5-5^r'n3-&c. tf^. 
 To press to one's h. f^JT^nft-gmSt-Tfer^ SR^. 
 To set one's h. upon. STTOT m. e^juf , vjft^ «». jfriifr^ 
 To take to h. «tiWofi tTFl^r m. co«. ^?ToEvift/.-f^rit^/ 
 -&c. rfiM"! »'«. con. g.ofo. [ sr^j^. 
 
 The h. knows its own plague. 5RoE^T^ ?IM 3ra^W 
 8 core, inner part. r\7^ pop. »iPTr m. irt^ m. 
 
 At h. <j< f*e core or lottom. ^ ( ex. ^rff 5?;-^^- 
 
 4 ( of timber ). %rr »n. ^TTl m. ?[K m. 
 
 382 HEA 
 
 5 ( of a boil, Ac). ^ «. nrtr/. *Tt^ OT. 
 
 6 spirit, v. CorEAGE. ^ «. 31^*)fW n. 
 To lose h. ^k n.-3TSRTR «.-&c. ^reot-zr^. 
 To take h. ^ n.-aiT^reH n.-<^ m.-kc. tRTit. 
 
 Heaet-ache, «. i^n m. H^|:^ n. pris^PiTT/. f%KR^ m, 
 Heaet-beeaking. See HEAET-EEsi)i>a. 
 Heaet-bces, «. QHMfMrl n. fft^»tifi< «»• ^t^ »»• 
 Heaet-bcbsino, m. »ecrrf enmity. arta^^R «. «4+l<^l«(l »n. 
 
 Heaet-FELT, a. cordial. 'fl'iiciSI, STttT^m^TT f^W^, %«ft- 
 
 Heaet-pea, Heaet-seed, n. (M^ieft/. — its seed fVl^ «. 
 
 OU of h, ft>i%c^ n. 
 Heaet-pieecxng, a. ^^q%*Tq;, ^^Tlf^^. 
 Heaet-REITDino, a. deeply afflictive. <PR^ 5'.^ ^u|ki, q^T- 
 
 HEAET-SEAECniSa, O. M»H+.«iSI, 3TrTqWt, atri<*)l?7, ST^l'Wr- 
 
 Heaet-stealing, Heabt-allttbino, &c. a. f^rj^k, f^^- 
 
 'Hsi.^TU,n. place for Jlre on a floor. ?T^>I^Ht-'R^tT^-3TnT- 
 
 ^t^-&c. vTmr/. 
 Heaetily, adv. v. A. 1. TRTHlif or JTHNl5i*M, f^«IHNl- 
 
 #, HHIVK^H, ^'«fl-=^'MI ^4141*^^, »TH:^^, ^sft^I^R*^, "N- 
 
 I. /o one's heart's content, v. Heabt. ^]Zm^ ^-M+itJ^, 
 Heaetiness, w. V. A. 1. 3^*1^ OT. Tfem/. arr^iTT/. STrg- 
 
 Heartless, a. spiritless, fn^r+ll^, f^trtti^l, ar^f^fT^, f^I- 
 
 ^^, Pl4f4, ^*|'i(1H, JJHTT^^, 3RTT«T. 
 
 2 insincere. »K+<uft, e(<.*4f, ^R^hTT^. 
 Heabtlesssess, «. V. A. 1. ar^r^TT^ m. aTTR^lT/. *»'3'*'i^* 
 
 rTT/. f^R;HTT^/. &c. Tc^n^PTR m. 
 
 Heaett, a. ifarm, cordial, zealous, earnest, v. Siscebe. 3^- 
 »r^, ^^, ^^?^, af?f.*<.«iiHi<i5^, 3TTr<^,rH=ii*iHi- 
 ^, JRNT^JT^, fiio^i«yNi, af?f<<i'»fl-m,'?1*i'ff^'> ^*f" 
 
 H. in offices of hospitality. ?+^K, ?<^-<^|, 
 2 in full health, v. Haue. jurj, SURiT, ^UKHuOd, ^I^- 
 
 To make a h. meal. ^TT^T-'fte »T^?T-&e. vi^, "^niHT- 
 
 Heat, «. — the sensation. »R»ft/. ^ m. ST^ wi. 
 
 2— as in objects. -3WMI/. g'WI ». 3«m ». g^f/. "FC^ft/. 
 rTPT m. ^ n. 
 
 Eed h. aifilifu? «». 
 
 Heating to a red h. riR m. To heat to a red h. fTRwir_ 
 3' ( of weather ). gr^T «. 'JT?^ «. ^Wf «. 3WIHT/ ^^^f/. 
 
 Eruption or pimple from h. wmtoft/. tllHl3 n. 
 
mi 383 
 
 In the h. ( of the day ). I'^ldl'^m decl. JMKfrlMK- 
 •^ ied. ^MlCiPlMl/f . 
 Temperate h. WT^TTpft/. 
 To be affected by h. TJ^raiJf. 
 
 4 ( in the system ). S^'T n. ^WHI /. *\{*f\f. vnof*!*/. 
 IT^ m. *lf^rft/. ?N or 3Ti'INI4T«l m. ^TToS/. *T3^/. 
 
 Rickly h. VlHJoS «. 
 
 5 ^M*, exeitement, ayitatioH,patnon.^rf(\f. rmm. ^mPT 
 
 6 (aa in animals) detire of the other sex. JTT3Im. K^f. 
 ^S^V^n. TT"". — of mares, she aases, &c. ^tTFln. 
 
 To be in L m^m. ^Rof, t^r^. 
 
 7 effort., tiretch, bout. ^m. f^rft/. »Jf*'IK;n. 
 In one h. ^^tJ'^I'.-qiHi, ^W^., H'-t-M^H-^H . [TTTw. 
 
 8 (of temperament). TT^ft/- <|Rkmu|1ot. niH<.H«iiff». «P5^- 
 
 9 ^aa of drugs, art. of food), heating quality. <J^UHI/. 
 
 10 v«Xmi^e«, ciolenee., Ife. ?pmTOT. d4l<<>l or ^w. ^- 
 ITW""- 3n^m, [oi, <t>«<iuj, 
 
 Jb Hkat, p. a. male hot. fTTW, <n"W%, TT-^WT-fnT-Ac. ^- 
 
 2 «^/ /o heat. 7'^<i %«IW. 
 JV> Heat, d. «. J^com* Ao<. ?TT^, TT-&C. i^. 
 
 To h. and spoil. 3^. [ftH, ^ifTJT. 
 
 Heated, p. v. V. A. 1. fTR%^, dm*4riiAI, diPlrl, HF, ^TrlT- 
 HXATB, n, ^<^li\l»\\. 
 
 2 ^iotfe otergrown with hu$he*. rjHn. 
 HxATHZa, %. pagan, idolater, S[e. hTS'^^*, 3T^5^,3nTf'ni'ff. 
 Hkathtxiiv, n. JjTh^t/. «f^"^Hn. aw^Kw. 
 Hxathh See Heath, 1. 
 
 HxATTsa, «. o/" heating qualtif., — medicines, Ac. 3tot, ^wt- 
 ^t4, ^MinPR*. [fTRm. 
 
 BIATI50, «. T. V. A. 1. — act. ffjwiin. &c. fTTRn. ?i?TPrT«. 
 A h. (as of a pot to purify it). 3Tff*WoET«. afTt=?/. 
 H. of gold and plunging of it into water. 'TT'TTTTot. 
 To Heatk, r. a. /•//, t. To Baise. j-^O i, 7?^. 
 To h. a sigh. 7KmT«.-^?mTT«.-&c. JT^. 
 2 rirwr, T. To Cast. fh^,^'^. 
 JaHzATE, ». n. V. To Pajst. *Jm/. j)!. ^-^R^ff, im??^, 
 wn«l, ^TffTl/. />'. «;^. [ ^. 
 
 2 neeUand rise. ?RmM.-iTn«Tn.-7t{rRTai.<Ac. ^, 3^- 
 To h. and aob. 5^t^. 
 
 3 t«4. ?*nE^, WlX*"!, #.•**■*«<, iHW<}|, T^^, <JW^ 
 
 VT^V4, frt^BOf, «^«ui, H«H««I, J'H*0T, M«Ma6/. ^^. 
 
 (All tb«ae rerba are impertonal and viM aa well aa irtM- 
 oirf the word 9T^). 
 
 4 in light; appear. ^^tH ^fH, fl1%^i <^ ^, 
 H EATE, IIea\ i>o, n. T. V. N. 1. «m??«tfi. ?Tf% Tld^N. ^ 
 
 2 TUmat. ?*TnTT». ^Hlll*. 
 
 3 ^aswK/. T>Tm«i». 3TTmT»». 7»niTiii. t»t«/. 
 
 Beatxh, ». /*« regions abote, ikg. •m^fTm. n. 3TRinfM. 
 (nmi. 9<n^^il. 3PTTVll.3TTnS«i. — the HxLiTXn, gWMTr 
 
 HEA 
 
 ally. ailsblflHSrin. ^IMirln. 'I'HHirln.T^T-stMirSrt. WX\- 
 Hm. HKIHirfn. clKi<|U|n. ^'frti^w. vhTi f?l iqipn. tpTTssT^w. 
 
 Calamitous visitation from h. 3T?HPf^^»». 3T^HT?ft/ 
 
 Flush or glow of the heavens, f^r^w. 
 
 Heavenly car. STT^PTTWRn. STT^n^^n. 
 
 H. of heavens. a«(rft^»». 
 
 In the midst of1i. aTcT^, smn^, artrfcrff or ^. 
 
 Sphere of the h. '{^'Ttew. 
 
 Voice from h. SMi+i^Hluft/.^^^luf)/. STV'ClRofI/. 
 
 To be flushed with the coming day, — the heavens. 
 ^5TT/. pi- *i+"Ji-5t?^. 
 2 seat of the Messed. ^r\t\^\^m. f^<»<l^l+,^«J<^l^, <TT^, 
 
 There are, according to theHindu8,differentir<!ape««, 
 the seats respectively of difierent deities with their 
 beatified worshippers. The Heaven of Brahma w, JI^- 
 t5T5P, flr*4«t^, ^t^.— of Vishnu.'^^n. f^i^jpjfjp.— of 
 Shiva. "%(7T^»». f^at^. — of Indra. ^Am. ?^'tel^, ^- 
 ^INj, i[i{3r^, ^'(rtl*, ^<rtl*, g'^lrtH »• 
 
 A courtezan of the h. of Indra. 3TC?RT/. 
 
 A female or nymph of the h. of Indra. ^li'Ml/. 
 
 For Heaven as a state, — as the final beatitude of mor- 
 tals, and as held to consist in Emancipation from migra- 
 tory being and absorption into the Divine Essence, some 
 terms arc, J^fi/". »ft?T»«.3PT5rfw."%5l'?q^n. 7^»». T^K'IH 
 /. T^TT n. f^r^/. f^Hfrh/. PiM^l n. ^f^g^jl «• Jl^nTT- 
 51^ ». fl^PlMl"! «. fn^ M. Jt^HTTfit/. ff\i^ n. ^ «, 
 ^»«|7Rf n. *T^T^ n».%^r^ «. f^f^/ Pl^fri/. arjsrtT- 
 ^f^/. 3R^*f9 w. x^ m. f^^ n. For Heaven simply as 
 the final beatitude, some terms are, T<H'ir<^ or 4<1l'lPt 
 /. Tfnrn^/. TTTTT^ n. ?r^:?^r?Tq' m. MlHM-^Rvfrl/. The 
 four graduated states of heavenly WwaC^gf^vTr^fr!;), are, 
 *)^l*Hl/. or wiaicm fi. ( Eesidence in heaven with the 
 Deity ). ♦i^.Hdl/. or «!«,«{ n. ( Bearing of the likenesa 
 of the Deity in heaven). +<»Omhi/. or m'if\pi^ n. (Being 
 ever near or in the presence of the Deity ). •mi^sj^i n. 
 ( Absorption into the essscnce of the Deity ). 
 
 That haa attained any of these states. Jrp, Rr5Si,Rr3"- 
 
 8 See God. 
 Heatkk-kissiso, a. 'I'H^fJlfT, sprrfef . t^^^. 
 
 Heate5-8Est, a.— of calamitous visitations. STR^TPft, ^¥t, 
 HeaveSLT, a. belonging to the heavens or sly. aTTW^m^, afTT" 
 
 'PTfTl^-Ac. ?nivft. 
 
 2 inhabitinj or belonging to Heaven. ^4)c^)+|-«)I, fT^Tal- 
 
 vi^, g ft Mgt ) »i<^ i, Ac. ^q-?)*«ii*ft, Tfmr^PCTnft, &c.^ 
 »f -Ac. #Rvft, «»ff*<, ■mwf»T^, ^«T, f^^, n^R-^, f^itj^. 
 
 3 rfjtin^, super-excellent. f^WT, STf^TTTT, H^fTTT. 
 Heaves LY-MjxDED, a, v. Spibitjjallt-wixded. «?Tm'45fi5, 
 
 HiHI'iSrJ.r'e, RTTPiff, MUMlfSJ^, •njHTVhl'iP, *«»ll«iP>«, 
 
 HxATnriT-MnroiwiM, n. t. A. q^^n^ijf^/. «TnnM^ /. 
 
884 
 
 HEI 
 
 qT»rniff7"nT m. Hi.*\\MM^f. S{.HI'4Pl^/. Mirfl+fH^/. 
 
 Hbatilt, adv. V. A. 2. sTTft, "PTT^, "PR |:^ fl^ </*c?. "PR 
 «TK ^l|^ rfwZ. &c. 
 3 g^, ^TS, ^^4MI<J, &c. 
 
 7 The words expressing this sense differ of course in 
 their particular implications, and thus they correspond 
 with, in torrents, peltingly, daghingly, scouringly, sweep- 
 ingly. %»?, g^TT^TR, g^TWR, SJH«H or JTt, JffHWH, ^- 
 ^m, ^mz or ?t, ?tJra^, 5ErJT7t, SToE^FJ. 
 
 Heatisess, «. T. A. 1. hiOhuii m. -Al^^W m. SfSHT/. 'srrsq' 
 
 «. 5^«r w. 
 
 2 HI'OhuII m. «TI?<7rT «J. |t?r^/. 
 
 3 ^^/ gWM«ll »». &c. 3Tt*I^^/. v;T5?TT/. ^TTfiT «. 
 
 4 3^RPT'TT m. g^Rft/. ^T^r^T^ w. ^c^l^l^TT^ m. 
 C vdiMUII »>. ^;TI?TT/. vTI^t n. T^c^ n. 
 
 10 ^m/. 
 
 Eeatt, a. ponderous, T. "Weightt. HtO, ^f , ij^, 3R9!fte, 
 «TStTt?T, visf^RST, vdi'ilofcl, the three last indeclinable, 
 
 To be h. — the limbs, head, &c. *)KNui, *rTT m. ^r^ 
 
 -^T^^-&C. (Sl*<[*i, ^mW), TTTw. ^f^uf (S)+'^'W,»1W+I'H). 
 
 To be h. and dull — eyes from want of sleep. rlK^d'Jt. 
 
 2 grievous, afflictive. 311, »TPft, ^?I, |-.^, 5:^, |:^- 
 11^, &c. 
 
 3 rf««, sluggish., torpid., ^'c. ^^, vTl, ^m^^., ^i^\\^., 
 *r^, T^, *ra»TT, 3fi«J'TiT ind. f^ct^, JT^, RdfJId. 
 
 To bo h. from eating, grg'ft/. ^, §<^<wf, 
 
 4 dejected., dull., v. Dispikited. ^^TW, 3^?Mt, ^- 
 
 5 M0< merry., not lively., wanting spirit., Sfc. — meetings, 
 &c- <J<^i*fl-«ll, 'it'ft, f^T^, ToETaftH, n<»»icitfT, Pl*r|v^. 
 
 G of difficult digestion, ^t., 2^, ift^, f-T^. 
 
 7— as rain. K^ratTK, f^55TVTTT, ^5<Pt?, sjoE^J, ^jjr, ^. 
 
 8 — as sleep. »nff, '!(««<«, 1^, T5^, ^ftr, V'lqK, ^i^, 
 
 9— road, land, &c. f^+iMUIlHoi »ITft ^\ ^fra'^TTH ^- 
 10 ( as under intoxication, sleep, grief, &c. ) nn. 
 
 To be h. jn^, y'IKui, — To render h. yilftjuj. 
 
 That is h. "jrft or j"^. 
 
 HeAVT-HEASTED, a. V. DifPIBITED. I^TT OT ^*i^<:<f> . 
 
 Heavy-laden, a. TRHptH, ^TRSTTfrS. 
 Hea\t-hmbed, a. 3TtT5ll. 
 Heavt-witted, a. \. Dull. r-O^ra^. 
 Hebdomad, Hebdomadal. See Week, Weeklt. 
 Hebbew, a. faft. 
 
 Hebeew, «. ^irm/. 
 
 Hecate, n. v. Flry. ^qff^ or =^t\f 
 
 Hecatomb, n. t'^'k^'m ^Tfrw. Vr^vp^ m. ( of horses). 
 
 Hecatombs of slnin. 'jo i f gfr l/. 
 Hectic, n. ^M^{ m. <jiW [ -^i m. 
 Heciic, a, ?i<<v*|<Ml, m^^T?!^. 
 
 Hectoe, n. Under this word in the sense of blustering 
 pretender to valour.^ and as synonymous with htlly., 
 smngehuclcler., stcashhuckler., swasher., swaggerer., gascon., 
 t}iraso.,fanfaron., Sfe. are collected the words and phra- 
 ses corresponding in Mardlhi. frTOTTT^M, MKiH, 3T- 
 
 2V> Hectoh, v. n. t. To Bldsteh, To Boast, ^t^ n.-^s^- 
 
 ^^ /■-<'UH?i\ f.-M<i\i--M] nW'/. pi.-&c. !pT''f-frtrdr, 
 
 Heddle-bab, n.— of a loom. <nel5<Jft/. 
 
 Hedge, n. ^/. jqurn. f3^n. ^qn. afn¥r»».3n«r'f'r«.3TWR»». 
 
 Thorn-h. ^pft^/. 
 ^Vj Hedge, ». a. enclose with a hedge, ^^^t^n. ^Rof , ^5. 
 
 irr «.-jqTJT n.- &c. vjwuj. 
 
 2 up. See To Obsteuct. 
 
 8 in. See To Scbeound. 
 Hedgehog, n. ^ vjH|<« atn^. 
 Hedge-bow, n. rfr^/. in comp. rTH/. in comp. 
 To Heed, v. a. mind., regard. ^^., flHuf, J^, vfT^f, "TT- 
 
 Heed, n. attention., regard, advertence. «rTT «. ST^TPT «. 
 
 JTPT n. ?!^ ». ^^ n. ^^\^t^ m. 
 To take h. vrm, ^PTRfff. 
 Heedful, a. attentive, ^n^tr, ^TT^nTPT, «Nf^<T, gf^. 
 Heedless, a. v. CaEeless. ITPB, 'IIH>rfl, 'l^rtrfl or rJH', 
 
 'll*rfl, SPPTK, 5n^oE, 5rf«T^^, 3RTI^q^,-Ji « 1 << 'TRr,3I5T^tTR, 
 
 Heedlessly, aJy. v. A. J|m>rlMUll^, &c. TJJ?5fft%, STT^^- 
 Heedlessness, n. v. A. 'IH>rtd /. 'll4>rfM''rT w». &c. 3T»feftTr- 
 
 Heel, «. ei^/. ^/ m^M3 «. 'nf&T w. 
 A tumor on the h. z\^^ ». 
 The great tendon above the h. lendo achiUis, «^- 
 
 To be close at the heels of. HZ'f or ^^duf, ?5'lTs'J 
 «<;Jc. 3T?r^, j*iir<<i««<. ^ti«k. 
 
 To cool one's heels ( as in waiting ). sfiTiif ( and 
 causally 3i<M<4ui ), 3T«rT «RT^, ^vdc1-m*n-g^F<T «iti«{. 
 
 To show the heels, Ta take to one's heels, v. To 
 Flee. TTS/. <^l<H«»"i, "T^ w-^FTTtif, 5^. ^KT^, iy<*Oi. 
 
 To urge or strike with the h. ijxjotul or '■.I'^i'stul, ?r- 
 
 2 ( of a shoe or sandal ). ^TT m. ^ n. 
 To Heel, v. a. lay on one side. «FSirtfT ^^, ^^i^ %^, 
 To Heel, v. n. lie over on a side, 'hrli^i, «Ft5''lf, 6o6«), ^^«i. 
 
 vTT^ g. oj s. (J+Kuli, ^il'iuf. 
 
 That has heeled over, ^c^, ^FSrTT or q^*TT. 
 Heel-bope, n. qR^ m. R--^l^/. 
 Hegiea, n. — the epoch, f^^rtt/. f^^rrr m. 
 Heifeb, n. young cow. 53ft or ^TV^/. *!«•»«/. 
 Heioh ho, v. IsIEBJ£CIIO>'. 3T^, 
 
HEL 
 
 889 
 
 HEL 
 
 2 hijhett or greatest degree. »TT m. T'lW w. For this 
 sense, as expressed bj such words as meridian, zenith, 
 hei/day^ ofrne. summit, pinnacle, tiptop, plenitude, fulness, 
 full tide, ^-e. the corresponding words are, ij^ or ^- 
 ^ m. ^ ( in comp. as a prefix, as ^ ^-^Wl, ^ I^- 
 ^ToET, Vt TT^Hrar, ^ ^5T^, ^ TT, ^ ^*<MT,^ 
 ^W»1, ^ ^'f^, ^ ^'IIM, ^ gfTTHTpft, ^ HTTTTTft&C.), 
 Tt ( in comp. as a prefix, as >{<l'^«(KI, TTi'^Ioil, Ac), 
 T2H tn. Trm^r/. ?ft*TT/. Twf^/ ?5^T»rfT/. »T<il^ m. 
 ?mT w. 3ftT w. <^\'JMf. TTPT n. T^ n. <#liToI m. 'T^tjf^. 
 
 In the h. (the meridian 8r plenitude of), ^(in 
 cotnp. ), MiMlfll^ or HtrT «ft«I^. [ ^TTqtlT. 
 
 To reach the h. ( acme, pinnacle, &c.).?ft'TT/. +)'m<^oi - 
 
 3 eminenee, x. Hilx. ;j-^«i<;i m. 3^14 «. 
 
 4 elf cation of rank, greatness. Vtwt/ '"Jpft/. sftTTTT m. 
 7^1^/. JiTOr^ n. 
 
 To Heiohte>-, r. a. raise hijh, v. To Baise. t^ ^T^, 
 
 vi'HN'S, M»^, ^nt^. 
 
 2 enhance, augment, Sfe. y. To Ikckease.To Acokavatk. 
 
 TTTfT, Jf*^ m.-illf^+V n.-Ac. «FT^ y. ©/"o. ■ir^^ ^^. 
 Heixocs, a. atrocious.^ ^e. r. Wicked. 3mR, qR, 3TT, 3T- 
 
 Heixocsxess, n. y. A. vhTTT m. Ac. arf^T^^HT/. ^Plj- 
 HxiB, «. ^TTT or «!<|jft, ^mii, ^iRW'SIT or ^TT%^, ^rtt- 
 
 Co-resident h. after partition, ♦i+jf^. 
 
 Co-residence of heirs after partition. fl^^Vrsf «. 
 
 H.-apparcnt, to a throne. **^'\^ or ^<l(Mi — His 
 office, Ac ^f^TP^ ». [ f^iK^O*. 
 
 That is without h. or rightful claimant, f^^mft or 
 Heisess, m. v. Heik. iTTifW/. TR^jftw/. ^TftH^rttT/. 
 M^ i K i % i Run /. 7wnfy*iR"n/. 
 
 Heiblesx, a. «IVI«^H, 'M\\T^^. [^Tf^. 
 
 Heikloov, ■. t?rn^ fVBwr^ TTm m.- «r?^ n.-^/.-Ao. 
 
 Heiubip, »i. qi*«I m. ^iftH ;/i. n. mifM^K w. 7?mfv- 
 
 «TTm. 
 HxLD, ;». T. V. A. 1. Wf^ i, Ac. wn. 
 Heliacal, «. War. ^j^f^l, flW, «tT, *jy*)''flV\. 
 Hblioscope, ». q^ Ml|«<<l-*0 yfl^/ 
 Heliotboh, n. ^r^ "{^ "JTT^. 
 
 Helix, n. a eireumeelution.s^ m. [^tr m. 
 
 HSLL, «. fYywii imrfw /A« aar/A. TFHR «. HWTV^ST ii. sfm- 
 There are toTen PHaUn ( «HVMI'^ ) enumerated, i 
 
 v!i. 3f^^, ft^^, ^^^, H^'H, ^TTflW, K^Hffl, TRM. 
 
 2 f^K'e of punishment after death. SfTiR w. fi^r«I w. fT- 
 
 The HindoH imppote Narak at Tartarus to contain 
 many division* or different place* of torture. Some are. 
 
 Abiding in H. ^I*fl« *♦• 
 
 Ooiag to H. WtnfH/. 3W:«Tm m. wi:'Pm «. 
 
 Judge of H. — TJT; — familiarly, TTRt *n^^, ^^^• 
 v^Md, <<MM*I <»I*IM'I. — His Jlessenger. <4M^d. 
 
 Pains of H. ^H^ m. MHM\r\f\\f. ^x^\^iJf\f. ^^. 
 fn?TT f. ^lais m. qTrl=TT/. HT^v^Trl^/. 
 
 Pit of H. ?n^?f3 n. 
 
 Eirer of H.— |>RTJft/. 
 
 Eoad to H. H<*HH?»». 3T«r:T<Tff». «renrR»».(i. e. smoky 
 and dark through sin or ignorance). 
 
 "Watch dogs of H. sqiT and ?r«Ri. 
 3 See Gajiblixg house. 
 I Hellebobe, n. — black, ^z^ or q^oft*'i+1 /. ^rTfrf^trff /. 
 I Hellish, a. v. Hell 2. ^TT^^r, ?R^^vft, ^Wp, ^^, 
 
 I Helm, n. (of a ship), ^cfiiui or ^n. g^HTw. ^nifm. 
 
 Helms-man, »^. ^*|i^l or ?jtt, ^*l"r<^R, n\^(\, ^TRT^ 0>' 
 
 ?STT, ^«Trr, Hir«l+, ^uffll^. [Hn./. 
 
 I Helmet, n. ti<S|* ^ftft/. mt/. fiTTWrn. vTsftrst^m. %f^- 
 
 To Help, v. a. aid, assist, succour. ^«|)/.-?n^n.-tl|^|<.<1«.- 
 
 itT/-«TT^/-^»i.-^»«.-qTs/.-&c. J5^,qT?ff<fft ^-^fTc^Sir, 
 
 2 Arf/er, alleviate, ^'c. v. To Eemeby. gTTPT«».-^3i.vi.- 
 
 3 to ; — at table, vjlrfui, <(|<8U|. 
 
 4 forbear, refrain. See To Abstaix. [ 3T5fT#. 
 7b Help, v. n. v. To Coxduce. ^ij--?l^^nft-«tc. ^ot- 
 Help, Helping, n. v. V. A. l.—act. ^^ «F^ ». ^ ^- 
 
 Oi n. Ac. JT^TTff /. f)^*K m. aM*K «». 
 
 To come to the h. of. TTT ^I^ toUh m or w o/o. 
 
 To cry out Help [ Help 1 Vf\^J m. ^T^-TTRot, ^TTf^- 
 ?JT^ interj. q^, ^^?T inlerj. ?p^, 
 
 3 ^re^ M. ^retift/. 
 
 I. helping cause, v. Helpeii. ^^<hO, ^T^, T^^R. 
 Present h. in trouble ( or ueed ). %otT^. 
 
 II. aid afforded. JK^/. ^^f. HT^ n. ^if^rM n. HT^r- 
 c^ ». 5»TRT m. g?qT »/». ^^?N^ m. 
 
 System of rendering mutual help, esp. in agricul- 
 tural operations, wt^/. %^/. Uti^^Vf. 
 
 III. remedy, ^'c. presented. ^qpT m. ff^FT m. 1^/. 1- 
 r't^ n. HI "Hi II w. 
 
 Help-mate, n. v. ilATE. ^TtT^^, ^T?mj, ^ (JiM'Jf «. 
 Helpeb, n. Helpixo,/). o. Helpful, o. v. V. A. 1.jt^-.So. 
 'PT'TRT, H^^R, tl^mi^, H^T^, ^l^l^-^l'+^ri-^lft-Ac. T5- 
 
 »ir or ^fsnr or qf^ir, ^r^t^, ^^i^, vJm*«iF, tt'fr'p. 
 8 iii4uiiii, nmft or ^ncrrr. 
 
 TllVHSM*,a. vanting pouer to succour onrPs self. TfR, T- 
 ar, 3(|*lf^, fFTTTT J^TIvftT IT^M '3THr, "RT^ftT, "R^, 
 
 ^mfrrirftr, ^vnrfwr, ^f^T?w. 
 
 To be or become h. gfllOTT ^idf, TOT^ •W'f-rn^, 
 fW^ inlrrj. fr«ir, J<nun« ^ or 3SM1/ ^of, n^ or 
 fmrrnrt^ n^/. |[l^, riaimimI^ rftn »»• pi tpJj, and, 
 
 causally, to make h. «nOT-<l»T^-ftTa^ or fjTf^ ^TT^- 
 
HEM S 
 
 2 remediless. P4»HNN I, H l i[r>MI-=( t, 31j'<H I ^I , P(»M I *t , 
 
 Heiplkssness, n. v. A. 1. hm^Muii m. ar^I^TWT m- &c. ^• 
 zmf. OTqrct/. Ri-^i^quii m. smrrwr m. Tu^ftTm/. 
 
 Heltek-skeltee, adv. confusedly and tuinultuously. rTiTTT- 
 
 ^T, 34H><.w*0^, ?ft5TrRT, irrVr, ??rem:. 
 
 Helve, n. v. Handle. ^flT m. [ ^/. 
 
 Hem, «. ( of ft gannent ). ift^ m. ^yi or Bfe/. n^ /. ^- 
 
 2 noise uttered in clearing the throat. ^f^T^f n. ^ft^- 
 
 Jb Hem, ». o. (a garment or cloth ). HiMu(, gT<rt*r<t /.- 
 
 2 environ, v. To Sukeound, WT, ^3ror. 
 jTo Hem, v. n. make a noise hy violent expulsion of the "breath. 
 
 ^i^iT^ or ?rf%Twr, #FHTJt, ^f^TT OT.-^f^FTTTwi. ^. 
 To clear the throat by hemming. »ioET m. <^i<4 > < i i T. 
 
 2 fig. AcOT and haw, v. To Hesitate, ^ff «/.-^^ «/.- 
 
 ^f^«/.-H*<H:j «.-&c. spTTf. [ ^T^. 
 
 8 — as to arouse, to give notice of presence, &c. ^t=|^«. 
 Hemicbant, n. fain affectiw] half the head. 3T«Jf^^ /. giT- 
 
 tf?fK m. 
 Hemiplegt, «. /jaZ»j? affecting one side. STtTPT n. 8T ^MN I- 
 
 2 ( of the face and neck) . arl^Hor Slf^ri«Ild>».3Tf^rT^r?}-»». 
 Hemisphere, «. half the globe. f^TTniH »». artMrJ m. 
 
 The Eastern h. «j«i+MI?5 n. smgTra «. "J^ntcyT^ «. 
 The Western h. qfSqii^ra »• ^f ^ H«II B I < T «. 
 HEMisPnEHiCAi, a. V. N. fSfrnfte, 3TW?5, aT MMlri l shPr . 
 Hemistich, n. 3TM^%^3T ?^?^P m. 3,c^T(f n. 
 Hemlock, «. ^ ^^^^ an^. 
 Hemopttsis, «. — plethorica. TtpfqrT n. 
 Hemorbhaqe, a.fux of blood. ^^f)^^T^m. r^^WT^ m. ^^- 
 
 ■rl m. n. aT?Tf<TTT ♦». «. 
 Hemohshoids, m. /)i7e«. »T555?tt^ or H4,o»^\\^f. WSJ^ m. Qff- 
 
 Figs or excrescences in the h. HT? »».fZ. n^^ m.^. 
 Hemp, n. Cannabis sativa, or Crotolaria juncea. ?Tm m. ^(m 
 
 pop. ^n»r m. nnr ;jo/i. «rfn /. or *ri / fir / h^/.— in 
 
 cant phraseology, f^rift rPTHS;/. T^/ J^ist^ot. ^- 
 fRi^/ m^sft/. nr^JPTT/. 
 
 Addicted to the use of the intoxicating potion pre- 
 pared from h. *rt'^, *rnn-, *f^, sTPTOfTT, *nR or ^tr^ 
 
 Dry leaves of h. ground in water with spices. ^TTTot. 
 
 Exudation of the flowers of h. prepared as a dn^. 
 ^^ m. 
 
 H. toY)^, fructification of h. qf^TT m. ^^ m. ^ m. 
 —dry and crumbled do. >K^ m, 
 
 H.-leaves. Trft/. [ o/ A. jtt^. 
 
 H.-eater, eater of some or other of the preparations 
 -Intoxicating potion prepared from h. *rf»l/. 
 
 Leaves of h. ground in milk with sugar and spices. 
 
 6 HEB 
 
 5f^^ or 5E?TT m. [ Ac. fToft / 
 
 Powder of h. prepared by roasting, washing, sugaring, 
 Preparation of h. with sugar, spices, &c. 'TT^sjJT f. 
 
 Preparer and vender of hhdng. H'tTT, ^t[. 
 Smoker of h. tops, nt^i^^, ^^h ^W- 
 Stalk of h. ^!TWt/. 
 
 Stripped stem of the h. plant. *l«I«fili1/. 
 Thread or string of h. ^TT^^ «• 
 2 Hibiscus cannabinuit. ST^ITft /. 3H*II31 m. — the seed 
 of it. aff^r^/. — the fibrous integuments of it. atlifTfty. 
 3^«llil m. — the leaves of it. ^^1^/. 
 Hempen, a. v. N. 1. fTFTT^, ?nirr^, ?Tm. 
 
 2 3l'*JI^-s)l. 
 Hen, n. — domestic. 4\^£[ f. ^^.t[f. 
 
 2 female of fowls — gener. *TT^/. 
 Hen-bane, «. — black. gtRT^ or gTWr^ft sffsqi^ W% «.— 
 
 the seed, ^f^repft or iJil+iWl afkr m. 
 Hen-coop; Hen-hottse, n. gri? or H\i\i n. ^ttf. 
 Hkn-PEOKED, a. that it governed or led hy his wife. <||^<44^I, 
 fll^rl^^T, snpTT, STTlr5«ff«-"^, ^H-ld, ^ft^^, ^jftSf^lT, 
 
 Hence, ado. from this place. 4<|>|H, ^+4u|, i^'«pr. [*JH. 
 
 2 /row <Aj« time. armrTT^, ^l*|olHK^H, *{<^iMI*jl5, ^- 
 8 for this reason. '^f'T^, ^IMol5-?n^-&c. ^rR5?T. 
 
 Hence-foeth, Hence-forward, adv. ^VfT^, ^fT, ^VPT^- 
 ?r, ^I3M<;, ^rlJH*, prarR, 3?rt:qT, pr-.TT, 
 
 Hepatic, Hepatic al, a. belonging to the liver. +|oi<dHF, ^« 
 
 Hepatitis, n. inflammation of the liver. ?T?i^ «. «. 
 Heptagon, n. figure of seven sides or angles. ?TH^- 
 
 ^ n. ^{Wm n. ^m^vw^Pif. 
 Heptaqonal, a. v. N. ^HT^fT, timtn. 
 Her, poss. pro. f^^ or ^, frf^. 
 Herald, n. proclaimer, Sfc. H^?t^, f^'iistii, 'H^'JR, «r^, ^» 
 
 fclMl<l+', ^ITT, '^TT. 
 Herb, n. sfM^r/ W^/. 'l -l^MP t/. 5^/. 
 
 Herbs and simples. ^^^-H/. saiSHirti in. 
 
 Pot-h. ^TT^/. JTr^/. 
 
 Pot-herbs and vegetables. ^[TT^HRft/. [f^Hilij^. 
 
 Herbaceous, a. belonging, Sfc. to herbs. afprf^RTiitft, 3TT^« 
 Herbage, «. v. Pasture. sjlSMfrfl m. f^iH*/. f^rt «. 
 Herbal, n. Joo^ on plants. an^rf^T^rT »»• 
 Herbalist, n. one si-iZ/e^i i» plants. aTnWrti, «JH*MfHVTil, 
 Herbarium, «. g^^rf^m^ »«. ['^t. 
 
 Herbivorous, a. JHWrfl^li vJV^kTR+I t><wil<l, ^TPF Hwiif^- 
 Herculean, a. very diffictdt, requiring great effort. T^qr- 
 
 2 ^reo^ See Large. 
 Herd, n. v. Flock, ^osq- w. ^f /. ^f5R »• f^ n. btvt m. n. 
 
 Noon-resting spot of pasturing herds. JltTiT/. STT^R 
 M. — To collect the herds at it. ifferf^. 
 
 That keeps with the h. ^2^5^, 
 
HER 387 
 
 2 ( esp. of wild animals ). ?r^/ 
 
 3 ( of people ) rabble, v. People. vH< i m.<a n. 
 To Hehs, v. n. keep or move in compankt. ♦<iHH-<<«Am-m ^- 
 
 2 See To Associate. [Tli^^ft". 
 
 Hekds-mak, n. f^nsrtt, IHJ««II, VT^PTT, 'Tt'T, >di*loft, HyWIrf, 
 
 Hire or wages of a h. <I<^«IN</. 
 Eeke, adv. ^^, f^, 3RI. 
 
 H. and beyond. v*<^riM(rJ or \r^A, 
 
 H. and there,— round about. arrsj^T^ or 3(Tr3|^FJnr, 
 
 3T^«TrnfTT, 3<I<IHKI, ^♦ifri*^, rH+^Pl*^, ^^ ^4, S^fT 
 
 ST'ff. — with intermissions or intervals. ^^ »TK^, ^rnft 
 
 v?T»T, snJf 51^, ^?o5 JT155, d*lo6M'i5E,5T3t^.— dispersedly. 
 
 Of h. there and every where; of near and far, S(e. \- 
 
 Kor h. nor there. 3TT^ JJT q^ar, ?^ 'TT <K. 
 2 in /Au life, ^vd'ifi, «^vd'HM, f{rtl<ff. 
 Hkh ka b octs, oJr. g^int ^TTfe^T'ft, ^Jlfe^HT^'n' «i*ic&WI^-3TT- 
 
 Hebeaitek, flip, in time to come. ^, ^»?i?T <<>l<A|d, grTT^- 
 
 2 in <A« nest world. <TTc?t#. 
 Hebeafieb, n. future ttate. TC^ w. 
 Heseditast, a. that hat descended from an ancestor. ^flWT- 
 
 H. disposition, quality, Ac. JRIrSTfT or ^f. 
 H.-eatate, office, profession, &c. ^^ n. ^{m f. 
 H. officer. fT^IT. 
 Fellow h.-officer. fH^I li^, 4<H'I*< I J; . 
 2 ietcendihle to one't heirt. f^i\^\^ -MlrimH I, fW^- 
 
 8 trantmiltfd from a parent to a child, disease, Ac, 3TI^- 
 
 HzBKST, «. heterodox doctrine. <n^ «. q|^«Hd ». sf»m?T or 
 
 ^'IH<1 «. 41^1 IM«1 n. 3*11 "». STTiT «. 'ETV «. ^Hl^ m. 
 Hlkctic, n. T. HrrEEOBOX. qr^, ^m^, ^mWft, »ihTt- 
 
 Heotical, m. T, N. qRrtt, HifHH«iiV, »ftfTtw?n^, jfn- 
 Hcsnoron, «J». r. Fobxxblx. hfI, ^, 
 HEXxcrov, «rf>. in^fT. 
 HnocwiTB, «f». ^ ^^l^-«1|7f-Ac. 
 HcnrASLS, «. o^poW* o/* inkeritimg. [KV^\\t{, 
 
 2 <A«/ way 6« inherited. flf^«MiH|J( HI'II<(I^-h1<||44I<^- 
 
 •IT, 4f1<lN^Ui<««il'<(. 
 IlEtiTAaE, ». T. IxHnrrAVCB. wjr ». ^TTUT ••. trftw ••. «. 
 IlEaMAPHBODiTB, «.— male. f^^JTIT ••. »WT m.— femtle. f|. 
 
 3Ttt/. aiH^TT/. awrtt/.— gtner. ^JB* «. ^1 ». 
 IUbmathsositic, «. partaking of both legu. dH<4f$)<|%. 
 Hebmetic, Hkuuciicai^ See Cbkmicil. 
 lUmix, ». Mchortt, redmt. fW^, WCf^ft, fin'R'T, 
 
 Heemitage, n. habitation of a hermit, j^/ <M^/. «rfr- 
 
 ?TTt^/. STPSPT w. H3 w. dim. Hirt & H^t/. aTT^^r^m w. 
 
 Hermitess, M. ^JT^Rft ^r?m/. ??RTf%^i)op. 5PT^Rft<»T/. 
 
 HSBXIA, n. rupture. airl'loS m. st^^f^/. 
 
 Umbilical h. ^ «. ^»17 «. HTfH«I^^ «. 
 That has umbilical h. ^?T, %mT. 
 Hebo, «. f7ian of dittinffuished valor. ^, ^JJ, Jl^, »«vii'^ff, 
 ^ll^Hi^, M^'llvrf), nivft, -^«JMH<^, tTRTK, «IR^^, 5?t^i 
 «ftfT, ^OT^JT, m*iftS, ^s^ftT, W%f , 3T^Tr»T or vf(, »TfT- 
 
 HJ, ^1 n. HKrri<l<, «)IMHl^qT, 'R^TTH, 5f3;f'8T, »ft^, 
 
 ^*f, ^tfr rti'iuiKi, ^jrf^nHf&r. 
 
 Drinking of heroes in battle. «n<HM w- 
 Heroes — compreh. arf^Triit H^K^ m. pi. 
 Hero's badge ( bracelet ). ^<4>+"l «• 
 Post in battle wished for by heroes. sftn^RPT «. 
 2 ( of a drama or poem ). HN* i». 
 Heboic, Heboical, a. belonging, ^e. to a hero; brave, daring, 
 
 ^f^TPT, ^^nTsft, ^^, ?Tt4^\irfl, ifhrfl^?, ^tm?»rr, 
 
 Heboicallt, adv. r. A. fl<^^^, »t|»t^^, &c. ??bf^^. 
 Heboike, n. female h. ^^\^(^f. ^^V!^f. ^f. 
 
 2 ( of a drama or poem ). m^^f. 
 HeboisM, rt. T. N. ^ n. ^^\^ H^f. n^f. W^M^f. h|- 
 
 »ft/. T^/. *\\\ii(\f. #^ «.5fkBT».^«(ft/.^«.1%^!Km. 
 Hebon, n. «(<|ot| wi. ^Toft/- 
 Hebfes, n. — farinosus. ^I^ m. zp^ m. ^mtT «». JWf or 
 
 f^^TT ♦». ft*)f>f*l/. f^ m.^or^m. qmT/. 
 
 2— eiedens. ater «iN4r «». Wi5T f^TT »». ^/. 
 Hbbpetic, a. V. N. ^l<^<Nr, &c. ^^. 
 Hebbiko, n. ««^ldrt( ^ JTRIT 3n^. 
 Hesitanct, See Hesitation, 1. 
 To Hesitate, v. n. demur, uaver, be in doubt or suspense. 
 
 •pf^T^, ^JoBHaOT, ^TJTot'if, *^<»j*v)|, y-iMOiui, 3nfl'l>''t, 
 
 i3T«(l*0^, I'nP'I't, 'luitiuiifi, ^s*«"l, yR^,<1<'l"i, «flei«- 
 
 ^, IH'ff, loTHa^, aj«<^<Aot or 3T5\5oE«lf , g^PpoE^ or g^- 
 
 or ^n*tn/.-*M*H /.-55^/--*IT^/-Ac.'PT^, "Fir^^- 
 C Vrot, «[^ VT3f H^ ^I^ ^rJf, 3Tt<T TT^ ^W, HT «. 
 
 2 (in speech). <|<iH«lu) or u<>Ha6dr, JjOTowf , 3TJiSotirr,3ill- 
 *«^, afTwa^ or 3TV^^, gq'.i'r, 'Ft^^PoE't, ^Nh«<i 
 
 To h. and stammer. 'i((Wi\f. ^orf'r y. ofs. 
 
 HUITATEB, fl, HeBITATIHO^ p. a. V. V. 1. «t%<0|l<l, &C. 
 
 ^fiE^, gnTosir, Ml«ia*<i, ^tenrnPT, is'.+mim'iimt. 
 
 2 iM«f^«U|KI, anRTWf ^STRT, ^NmIT ^rtWm, Ac. 
 Hmxtatisblt, adv. T.V. 1. »n5?T ?at^, «^*r, HP^jt, ^t, 
 
HID ^ 
 
 Hesitation, n. v. V. 1. ^^^or ^^f. +I«*'H/. ^JWTf ?TT/. 
 
 ■Without h. or scruple. «l!Tfl!i«i,^<^l^, Ruf^ifeJT. 
 
 2 ^jp^^n. 3H.i-+,«4^». 3T5^g50T «. &c. n^^wj.q^T^^m. 
 Hespkuian, a. TfJiq^^^, qf^PT. [^I^^. i 
 
 Hesteunal, a. lelonginj Sfc. to yeslerdat/. ^ira^, ^^'^i 
 Hetehoclite, Heteeocliticat,, o— in grammar. W^T^T'W. 
 Hetebodox, a. heretical, holding untrue doctrine, qi^rit, j 
 
 ^»TT^, ^rrmiHTFft, *HI'MII*fl, aTTVni'ft, 3?<T'*T«r^, ^PT- j; 
 
 2 contrary to the true doctrine. TTfRT^, TT^Sfldl-tJI, 
 
 ^HFif^, •rw^i'iHi, &c. 3T?!Tns, 3T?iT?fW, y^. 
 
 Heterodoxy, n. untrue doctrine, heresy. TT^TTn. hi<?(s*i<i». 
 
 ^T*T»i. 3TT*T»»- JJTT'?»». *JI*1HI'im. f^q^»». 
 nETEKOGE>'EiTT, «. V. A. "?PT'i'Tn."«f^jTTr'Tn.'^<?'^«.'^5Ii^n. 
 
 Hetehooexeous, (I. ojipoiite in nature, Sfc. f^^tifOM, Rmu|, 
 
 To Hew, v. a. (trees, &c.). ^t?^. 
 Price of hewing. ?fl4"IHoJ/. 
 To h. roughly (stones). VV^ or 5^oJof_ 
 2 — gener. ehop.^ hack, Sfc. violently. ^Tf^, ^■JIMf^oj, Rf^uf, 
 tm^FT^, gr^/i'^ 'Hi^y. ofo. '^fi^f.-f^f. ^^5?T 
 ZT^^'. o/'o. 
 Heweh, «. T. V. 1. Hl4"ll<l, '^•STT, cT«r^R. 
 Hewn, f?. v. V. 1. <Tll%?n', <?tif^. 
 
 Eoughly h. (or chiselled)— a stone. ^€f7, fRff^. 
 Hexagon, n. figure of six angles. «(<i4,ioi|^r<i/. 
 Hexagosal, a. «r7#JT, «(I^. 
 Hey, interj. ^, ^. 
 HEt,hey there! ^. 
 Heyday, ».t. Height. *r»i. ^?THT'«. «T^ oj* it^m./. 57^- 
 
 Hiatus. See Gap. 
 
 Hibernai,, a. of or belonging to winter. f^^I5i<^lMI,"?rf^, 
 
 5b Hibernate, ». «. <»*iHf"»Tofr viiUHii^H f|;rTorr»«. ^^^ 
 To Hiccough, v. n. v. N. ^^^/.-'T'q^/.-Jl^/.-f^tgT or 
 
 \^^f. ^-f^PTot tn. con. 
 Hiccough, Hiokup. h. convulsion of the stomach. Z^^f. 
 
 HiD^ Hidden,;), v. V. 1. rf4^'rWl, Ac. JH, 'Trf^,3TT»STf^, 
 
 To lie h. T. To Hide, j^ttj- 
 To Hide, ». o. conceal, Sfc. ?5"T^, 3"T^, Sft^'t, «mot, jj- 
 <F^, <^i«)ui, tli+otO'l or 5rf^ToEOT, ^RTm. tJT'it-Js'T, '^ftT't, 
 
 3TT^»r^, !i^iji<^Or, »TH'-<fcc. ^FT'^-aw^, <^i*ii^i«ft/. ^^, 
 
 T^ g. ofo. 
 To Hide, v. n. lie hid. ?5^, i5^, fH^of, ^iwf, ^-pTJ^- 
 
 &C. «W^, ^»». or ^f. HT^, t^qnT/ VTT^-qSr.^ 
 Hide, n. «*in,— of an animal, 'srm^n. «Fm^/. MWTWi W«5- 
 
 ! mo^ 
 
 €\f. ^m?!^w. ?rT^/. n. ^». arnit? or a r m^g /. 
 Cow's h. nt^ «. 
 Hide and seek, n. otit^ «. fmi^ m. PS^f. ■\i-^ /: 
 
 j Hideous, n. t. Fearful. gT+-ilfV+.''-, ST^nsE f^P^TToS, ftnc- 
 A h. person. ^FT^CT or qY, %io6W^M, ^HVH or "ft, ^- 
 
 H^^, argr. [Ac. 
 
 HiDEOUSNESS, M. T.A.3T^|f«|+,dqiinOT. 3f<f.f | rf fS f<^<'|c t qong». 
 
 Hides, »!. Hiding,^. «. V. V. A. gq i ti/i K i, ^rt^PTRT; &c. 
 3Hix«ii<^+, H'-?fi<^*, arrsarT^ n.-'TN?i-&c. ^mf. 
 
 T. V. N. ^iITTT, ^15 ^^mTTT, &c. 
 Hiding, «. v. Y.A.— act. FST^ «. &c. H M^o ft /. Pjqsmsi;/. 
 
 T.Y.ls.—act.^n. ^l^f. ^vnf. fk^mf. ^m. 
 Hiding-place, n. BTor/. fe^wf/. ^ST/. n. 
 Hie, »«<er/'. ^. 
 
 To Hie, ». «. v. To Haste. rsfj^jJ) ^iTuf. 
 Hiebaech, n. m^-'f\ 5^?q- arfv^fH^ m. H^nr 3TT^ «». 
 
 HiERAECUAX, a. ITH^Rtft H'?'? 3TfV*|-m'i(r. 
 
 Hierarchy, n. v^^t^'ft HFT ■arf^nFTT m. 
 
 2 tpTO^'tft 3TfKTOT «rMt Hioft/. arr^yf^m^ n. 
 
 HiEEOQLYPHic, n. emblematic figure.^ ^'c. ^t^fh'F ^5i n. 
 Hieroglyphic, Hiebogltphical, a. t. N, ?rffhF, ?n%f?i^, 
 
 2b Higgle, ». «, v. To Haggle. gfhflrTTOT /.- V I ^ I V I ^ /.- 
 
 <fTI<I<?ft< or <HKlf^O/ ^rit. 
 
 2 See To Huckster. 
 Higgledy-piggledy, adv. confusedly, Sfc. 7sj:nqpr^, ^'P*?!- 
 
 7, arBsq^H, 6qwi<^«, Tnfq;*, fR^ ^r^, Pi«>,j-m ^. 
 
 Higgler, n. v. V. 1. «TOT^m, ^Tmf^nT, <<< l < l f?-<-q i. 
 
 High, o. lofty, tall. ^ remiss. %^^Z or #^ highish, j- 
 
 ^n, 3^, 3'5PT, fTfT^ or f*TcqT5, 5^. 
 
 2— a Yessel, a turban, &c. not loic,ftat, or spreading. ?- 
 
 HIT, T*Tfn, a''!?, T*kT. [ q^. 
 
 3— a note or tone. S'q, =5?^, f^jJiTT or f^-^fr, ^^tT, 
 
 4 o/^'rfa^ altitude. grs^V, gjilff^Jtrrf. 
 
 5 — of wind. ^ftTT^r, 'jflHI-^T, «lct<P'i, g^TPTCn^. 
 
 G of a high degree, ijot*?, »TII-=II, »<<>j?I<N(, qTT^%^, 
 
 7 See Great. 8 See Dear. 9 See Chief. 
 
 10 elevated, sublime, ^c. v. Lorrr. j^, sft», ^PlrH, 
 
 11 — as meat v. Tainted. riMKi, WI'l^'flF, fW^T. 
 
 H. day. H. noon. ^?T^ STfT «w q^, *TT?[?f si^, 
 
 The most h., The Supreme. qilrM<, qiflilRy. 
 High-birth, m. ^^HHl/ 3TrPr»TTrq «. [ 37f*TvnrT. 
 
 Highborn, a. v. Well-born. Jr^H, ^5?^, ^IT^, -filPlsffl, 
 JilGH-MDIPBD, HiSH-KraUTED, «. H^t, H^Wpl, H^lflHl, 
 
HIK 389 
 
 K^fPI^, 3^TT%<TT,. 34[HHH** or T^rt»ni, ^, ?T^. 
 Hl0H-SKASO5ED, O. V. ri'SOEST. ^T^TttW, Hn^nftfT, K" 
 OmuOd, fluitiwflfl, vrJotMlotlH. 
 
 2 V. Piquant. «M«M)fl, ^*T»T, -MmMtH. 
 
 HlOH-TlDE, HlUH-WATEE, B. ^mi W. HTrfHt ^ft^TT/. ?f*IT- 
 
 Hicn-WAT, n. <MHi'i w. ViKVrci «. ^H<«l m. ^m^T m. 
 
 HiOH-WAT-liA>-,«.MIdHI-«4l, JfRTT^or WT. 
 Hion-woRDs. See Alteocation. 
 HioHLASo, «. T^iit ^n »». smft ^^ m. 
 
 HiGHLiSDER, H. T^T^, M^ISm, TT'K-t.^l . 
 
 HiGHLT, adv. in a great degree^ v. Vehy. ^PR, ^^, srfrf. 
 HlGH5lss, n. T. A, 1. -J-^MUII «. T^ft/. T^TTT/ 
 L *f^ TT^ T^RT% ^ «««-ii* ^rt=^ Riii«) 3n^. 
 
 HlLAKITT. See MlBTH. 
 
 w. 3r^r5 m. JPI «. V>TT OT. 3T^ m. — As uuderstood in 
 Buch words as il«y*/, r/#i(»y ground^ rising, mounts 
 emittenfe , hillock, ateent., knotty knap^ Sfe. i\>\(\f. %^S 
 or%H. t^ f. ^^n n. 3-»J*I'-I w. 3-«(^<*I «». 3HI«I »». 
 g^n «. if'i'KI m. jn m.n. ^1T«. ^"ft/. f^ m. fiiTT m. 
 
 CiMred patch on the side of ah. (fw corn, &c.). sr- 
 *I<^ n. ^3ET m. or ^ rt. -J^t)* •»• 
 
 Foot of a h. ^\^A n. HNH< or TT «. 'TrT«TT or TT wi. 
 qnruT »•. or If ». MI«l«W «. MW^H «. MI*fl<1 «. 
 Hilla and mountains — conipreh. xt*IT<PITa.if*R ft»R 
 
 Hilly country, hilly tracts. if»lT TPT ». 
 LcTcl plat !tpon the slope of a h. HPnft/. HT^/ 
 *nift/^or^ n. 
 
 Lerel ground on the summit of a h. q^K f. 
 Precipitating one's self from the sammit of a h. K^> 
 
 BeceM or deep hollow between hiils^ v. Cateioi. 
 <fft «. #IT m. ^tsj or t?r?I m. «. #^K or I n. 
 Side of a h. TO la. VTOT/. 
 
 Skirto of a h. itmf?^ m. ii'liMK I »». if»R^?fr«. 
 Bommit of a h. itmr^ H(«n m. 
 AVaist of » h. "WTW^ n. 
 ^iiiocM., H.geHtleprotnUranre on the ground, wKund, bump^ 
 4'c. J'.'W ». J^^n or ^fim\ m. ^^nt »». w. ^ *. ^ n. 
 
 ^^m "•. ^ « ^ «. jnr «. ^^ or !n|TK «. jir n. "jir w. 
 
 lliilorkt— compreh. mttt-hHU^ mound4^ i[e. ?n^ or 
 2 m^ iiTI, iMN*^, 4'«> See Hi IX, [ f^mr. 
 
 BiLtT, •. inrft, li'K^-i, it»m^, ilifi*, ^\\t\, ^fj^, t- 
 Hiu, «. T. HinPi-E. «^^ w. "I^'T «». ^/. 
 Bjmselp, j»ro«i. arrm, ^. 
 
 By h.T. Aio5e.9^^, 
 lTDn>, n./maU deer. |fWt/. f»ft/. ^/. 
 
 ma 
 
 [] HiSD, HnfDEK, a. HI'HI or ot, TT^, m<flHI*I=5fT or c?T. 
 j The h. parts. fTSifr «• fS^tJlfT m. f^-Mil^/. 
 
 To HiSDEB, V. a. obstrucl, impede, stop. arS'I't, 3Hi*»)0T, 
 
 j 3i'i<M««ui', 3is«i«<Ji, arrp^, TS't, 3i«4<iMui, fhrot-, ^. 
 
 ; f^, an^rr ^r^ »». ^rra^, »frar w.-Tfr5?ft/'.-3T^/.-&c. 
 
 mrfui, 3R%fT qra^, 3T?^ %wt, sim'if , aH^TH' »«.-3r5'<T- 
 
 otT »n.-^^rT/.-ftlT «i. n.-3T^^ m.-&c. ^T^t ^. ofo. 
 
 HnTDEEASCE, HlXDEBI5G, «. V. V. — act. 31^^ fl. 31^^^- 
 
 of n. &c. sn^OT /. 3T5^T>T^/. a^^^ttTT «. ^ftW m. — «/a<c. 
 3<4+N «!• 3H'i+l<JI m. arrtToET m. ^<+h/. ST^ft^ m. «r- 
 
 I. impediment, obstacle.^ that which hinders. gr^rft/. 
 
 ^^^"J+/- ^*f^ "• 3T3JPT^/. ^ m. It. ^<.«h<i /. «Tr*T w. 
 
 %«T w». ^TTT n. 3K5^oE n. %^ m. 3T?tTT^ ««. ^fTT or n?n »». 
 
 Mrii^dT m. o*<<(MH n. «^lMld «. s?TT^ »». 
 HllfDEEED, ;j. V. V. 3T3^r5T, SHJ+N^ST, &C. 3T^^, ^5, 
 
 y?"1?l r*TH, f«jf$<H, «<l^n, ^f*Trr, ^itSlT. 
 To be h. 3T5nr, 3HM<|v^. 
 HnfBEBEB, «. V. V. an^TTTTT, 3<d+Nuim, &c. sracft-Ac. 
 
 ^VTTT^, ^<*fft, ^•^HxitTlT, f^Mt>TiI-!Frft, g^dl^R ( only 
 
 in letters, passports, &c. ). 
 HrsDKBMOsT, H1SDMO8T, a. +i<jTMMMI or ?5T, ^ThH^ IT^- 
 
 KTn^or fTT. 
 Hikdb', «. f^ «• 
 
 Of or belonging to a h. f^^^T^ff, ff^, 
 HiVGE, n. — ^jointed ; jimmers. \^A\*\i n. — consisting of a 
 
 spike and ring. HtMl^ ( the male member is ?R, the 
 
 female *n^ )• 
 To HiifGE, V. a. fi|v>1IM0 ». ;/. STFrf^-SiT^. 
 To HiSGE, V. n. V. To Depend. ^Bt-sto^ with jtt qfo. 
 To HiXT, ». o. bring to mind by a slight mention, allude to. 
 
 g^^#, quin"j1, ^?Wt, 'frF/'^'n^/- ^T^?(^-*nT^ ^. 
 0/0. ^^mr m.-<VKd/.-^^5TT /-^'^R n.-1^««jij(^?i?q n.-&c. 
 
 q^.^ g. of 0. f^/. ffT^r^, am^iqr^ ^^c5#, arPr- 
 
 rI-&C. VT^. 
 
 HiKT, n. ^*m/ fTITT»T/. f?ITTT «i. ir^fT n. giJT/. ^t*/. 
 HiKTEB, f». V. V. g-HiwiKi, &c.^5TRT-&c. ^«'mT,g5^, ^I^T 
 
 Hip, n. qfT'TT^ '^/- *hX^I ^ffl^T «. VIVI-HI-Htft^ g- 
 ifT M. "Sft/ ^i^ "». n. 
 
 H. and loins. 31tj?i n. Htfi^i »». «P7?*fS w. «sf^fl or 
 ^^^^ m. Kt^f. [ ?^ ^, 
 
 To carry on tho h. ( a child, Ac. ), 'Ji^^R-Si'tTT-^W- 
 niP-B05E, «. V»(^^ Toft/, ^ilfvi'trf* n. 
 
 HiPPOPOTAMOS, n. VilrtVJV-* w. f^ «i. 
 
 HrKCABSAR, «. messenger. (Jf«*ilfl m, 
 
 2b HiBK, p. «• procure or engage for hire. <nCVI^ ^-%- 
 
 2 entertain in service for hire. ^fTTI^ %^. 
 2 See To Let. 
 One who liire* ont ( cattle, Tchiclee, 4c. ) 'Titvft. 
 
HIT 
 
 390 
 
 HOB 
 
 HiB£, n. vjYJi n. r>><|*<| m. JTte n. HR^ n. — loosely or 
 indefinitely. *il4<1l2 «. 
 
 H. merely to convey and deposit. CT^HtI «. 
 Beturn-h. "RrTTr^ n. 
 2 V. "Wages, ar^ ». JTijfl'/. J^RT »«. %cR n. 
 Hiked, p. t. V. 1. *ITSm^ MdSrfl, HI4-MMI. 
 
 2 ifaiTIrf %?I^OT, ^dHNI. 
 HiHELiso, n. lit. fig. *Tlrf+^, H7IK<Mk, '^^i^K, *n%- 
 
 Business, wages, &c. of a h. 3i-jj<<^|<t/. 
 
 The h. fleetb, but will the shepherd ( owner ) flee ? 
 
 HiESUTE, a. V. HAiKr, Shaggy. %?rrar, Tf%^, c?TKn. 
 
 His, pass. pro. rMHI, ^TT^T, ailMrfl. 
 
 Hiss, interj. fSRT. 
 
 5'o Hiss, v. n. — snakes, &c. |g*)<hKu(, J^^^u)", ^RT^, ^f^' 
 
 2 — a substance under fermentation or efi'ervescence. 
 ly^np^Tof , ^<^l.ot intern, -^ilgui. 
 3 — rockets, &c. v. To Whizz. ^<^<uf, ^nT^wit, 
 4 — a cat, &c. ff>y+Kui_ 
 To Hiss, v. a. hoot off or out. ^5[t or ^^ cdo. ^T^, ^^- 
 f^-f^RrftRT adv. ^T^f, ^+<+dui, 5^^, N^TfRR^t, 
 
 Hiss, Hissiko, «. v. V. N. 1. ^w «. f^R^/. g^^/ 5- 
 ^sgR m. ^JPTTT «». *^«. ^^FR »». ^^FRT »». "gt^H m. q;- 
 
 HissiNGLT, a&v. f%?^, H>+i**( or ?ft, ^qr^ <w ^,— jW«i«. 
 
 "^^rPF^, •»>*)l'«i, =«TTT^, =5ITm. 
 Hist, interj. ^ or 1^ or ^. 
 H18TOBIAN, «. sf^T SPWRT-Ac. frrirl Jpfrf, ^P(^l*) sprrt- 
 
 HisTOEiCAL, a. V. N. 1. Sf^ffhlT, ^VliflMl, ^fH^RTT^, ?- 
 
 HlSTOKIOGBAPHEB. See HiSTOEIAN. 
 
 'S.mojs.^,n. narration of past events, v. AccouST. si^/. 
 ffrr^ W. r*HNd/. frTm m. aiK*Mlf^*Pl/. J^f^T «. 
 
 2 ( esp. of kings and great men ). JT^'HT »». ^A\i\ m. 
 
 3 knowledge of history. ^irf^RTfTR «. J^TfrTfTTT «. 
 
 4 See Desckiwion. 
 
 HiSTBiONic, HiSTEiosiCAL, a. JfK+MI, ^J5^, sTyST^st- 
 
 To Hit, ». a. v. To Steike. HR^t, ^^R n. qRwf, ^TTot, 3TT- 
 
 mffT »».-&c. «|i^. 
 
 2 »/rtAe </re >«a>i. KRof, f^^pSt, ftT^, %«^. 
 Jo Hit, v. n. strike against. ai'l'S, SR^/.-tTS'F/. rflM'Jf-if- 
 
 ^g.oft. [vijur. 
 
 2 Aj< //je jnarX-, succeed. J^mSr, -Jdl"!, #f /.-t5RI »». ^- 
 Hit, n. V. Steoke. wium w. s^^ft m. 
 
 2 /«c*y chance. 3RI «. ^/. r. ?TT«T. 
 
 8 rtroie of satire. 3t^^ m. sfsRT »». snmr ot. ztWW m. 
 
 or dr n. cter «». gigr »». ^TO' m. ^V^ n. "bm n. ^ «. 
 Bit, p. T. V. A. 1. jik?5?!T, «fcc. ^, cht^, ;j7fn, arf^r^. 
 
 2b Hitch, ». o. hook or complicate in. 3?IW^, nt^, f^ri'iul, 
 
 2*0 Hitch, v. n. hecome hooked in; become entangled. jfT^, 
 
 f^c^^, r^rf'ISof, 3Hi+ui, rfl'iui. 
 Hitch, n. impeded or interrupted state. 1^^^ m. frirr m., 
 
 fff^/. ?ff5/. 
 HiTHEB, Hitheewaed, adv. ^^, ^rft*^ or ^, 3TOT5, ^<dl, 
 
 H. and thither, i+irrl*"^, rTrRfCcT;, ^?Rarf:. 
 Hithee, a. that is towards this part. \^.%'<\\ or OT, ^+^rt, 
 
 ^t^+i-HI or JTT, (^iRT or 3T, ^»ft?y. 
 
 HiTHEEMOST, ^T^E^TT^J^t^I^, ^^T^SfTf^PS^. 
 
 Hithebto, adv. <f<irm<T, ^TiTTT^JTt, ^*T^, 3T^ or tiT, 3T?TT- 
 f^ pop. sfRTTT, ^i^FToE, ^npioETO?T or TRfft, ^iq;ia »T«rt^, 
 3TT^m<T-<n%rft-5R-?f5r, artnTT^, an-yNftr. 
 
 HiTE, n. artificial habitation 0/ 6ec«. JT^THTflRlT^ %^ IR n. 
 
 \hRlM JTgHf?1*|f?<T n. 
 To HiTE, t). a. ^t^t^r qrfcT <l^f^'}i-<l^d^*<«i'f. 
 Ho, i«<<?r;. ^, 3T^, asft,^. 
 Ho you ! 3^, ^. 
 I HoA, interj. .|t. 
 HOAE, HoAE-EEOST, «. congelation of deto. ^\^ f ^^^A f«l^ 
 
 m. pi. q^ «. ^t^ «». ^ «. 5«rR OT. H«)K-+ui OT. ^. 
 HoAB, a. See White, Gbat. 
 HOAED, n. V. Stobe. ?Tf3T m. %^/. ^/ %^ »». %^ n. ^ 
 
 /. S5?!% or Jf n. r^ or 5^ n. fH«?R n. P=rftT w. SBT 
 
 OT. siturf^ijs/. ^fqq- w. ( as ?s«Rl=q?T, vpTO=q^, tn^iRT- 
 
 ■SPT, 3T5RHnT, &c. ). 
 To HoAEB, V. a. lay up, store. ?tN<<''I", ^re^, ^tePT «.-^- 
 
 ^i^ m.-&C. «fRwf, >J1ISU|, N^/. Im et«< u| -+j m <^ff| -%5^. 
 HOABDIXG, «. T. V. — ao<. 'HN'^ui «. &e. ^fs^ur «. 'R'^TT M. 
 
 A general h. WS^RTfs^/ 
 HoABSE, a. having the voice rough from a cold. v?|*Ki, ^\^^ 
 
 -MMIoo'm-MI, Sf^^r^T «Ico<<Nl, ^^»TW, TTTOT, f»RW?. 
 To become h. »I5ET «».-&c. j^-aRT^t g. of s. tRfT m. «T- 
 
 ?r*r5'. o/», [^^_ 
 
 To make one's self h. lit. fig. latT m. "FTpit, Toiifis/, 
 HOASSENESS, n. V. A. iD'l^^uiI wi. ?R*nT OT. W<*1«dl/. 
 HOAET, a. gray with age, \. Gbat-haibed. f^^?«?T %?lf^, 
 
 Hoax, n. trick, deception. "PZ^'ir/ #^ «». W^ «■ ^fer «i. 
 To Hoax, v. a. trick, v. To Deceive, ^fm M.-fflHT m.-&c.^. 
 Hob, n. «tWe q/" a cooking stove. an%a or ar^tf? m. n. ^jf^ or 
 ^S m. n. TH^iH n. 
 
 Cooking stove having a h. ^^rf-^/.^^a-<^f4 or^^-^f. 
 
 HOBBAED DE HOT, H. T. SiBIPLlliG. 3fI3«ir«lt, STTSn^SWr, 
 
 To Hobble, v. n. v. To LiuF. rfJi^Oj, ^;^# or yrl<(>uj, ^- 
 
 c5<Trt-rt'IS<1 ••llrtui. 
 
 2 fig. — a work, &c. i^Hi't, <^IH-«llr5uf. 
 Hobble, «. limping gait. H'l«lli/. wn57II>0/- 
 
 2 wrope, dijiculty, T. Tbotjbie. S^ts ». ^F^TS «. W^- 
 
HOL 391 
 
 €t /. ^t^ *■ ^P^ n. ^ m. s^i n- TH /. aft^ n, 3Tc5^- 
 ? /. nrwx n. 
 
 HoBBi.nfOLT, adv. leith ttopt and paiite*. <irKi<H or ^m- 
 
 HoBBT, HoBBT-HOBSK, «. »<«r/t o/ children. qtiT m. ^T^- 
 ^ ^rtlT m. +I4MI5I »». 
 
 2 facorite purtuit, 4'e-^!^ "• *rJ^M<1 n. frtf^T f^^^W- 
 %aE w. ^o(«(U|| m. i(»l*IH'| m. [ ^ «. 
 
 HoBGOBLnt, n. yoUin, Sfe. %?T «i. ft^lT^ ». ^ «• ^T3C or 
 
 HoBSAiL, w. *fli^lM^Nl %5rr m. 
 
 Hocx, «. 5?^ ^ ^m ^h:?TT H«Tr5T TFT »i. 
 
 To Hock. See To Hamstring. 
 
 Hoc08-POCC8, n. juffjlerif. vt^ n. gf^ «. <i?nT^I or MfTT- 
 
 1^ ». v»i«1<H?TT n. MfKHl^ «. VIHHld n. *4lrt<H|«Ji n. 
 
 HlilH^jl m. ciuii-jjuii or ftiilKloji »n. %i^<mi^t ( ST^rf^ ). 
 Hod, n. ma«on'« /roy, ^r3i% n. n^ n. TKrS n. 
 HoDOE-PODOE, Hotch-potch, n. v. Medlet. "f^^/. f^- 
 
 HODHBX AL. a. of fhit day. 'i1M-<(l or f5T, 3RI?R, 
 Hoe, n. ^5o5 / JTS «. 5^2^ /. enhanced. ^^ m. <n^ 
 or TI^ «. rf*w. <FT^ /. %»R «. 5^ OT. ^f^?T «• 
 
 A dung and rubbish h. ^ n. ^tfln. ^Rtift/. ^tT^n. 
 
 Baiaed by the h.— grain, Ac. 4>«^(}o<<NI . 
 To Hoe, v. a. v. N. ^^asor, ^^oft%-<tc. ^trot. * 
 
 Hoo, «. 5^ m./ n. »f)5T «. g;5t «. 
 
 Domestic or tame h. V<^%< n. 
 To Hoo, e. a. ««< /A« hair short. %?T w. /i/.-^TTr!/. <(>M<ut. 
 Hoo-Ptrx, n. tpondUu manfifera. st^mST or 3mir *». TR- 
 
 3Tt^ •«. 
 Hoo-8TT», «. ^ftil-ifvi^ n. |1><4|l<( w. 
 
 HoooisH, a. j^rnnrwr, f jibt^, ?!**«<.*>, ?ft^. 
 Hoaoi«H5xa8, a. t. A. J^l'imf «. ^Tl**! «. ^J^PR^ «. ^J^- 
 
 HooSHEAJ), «. inrrW. ^"%;<t»TN 311^, 'ft^ n. 
 
 Hoinw, «. T. EoMP. «itiii u. ^rf /. ^^Trft /. sipft /. >ft- 
 
 To HOUD. See To Bomp. [^T^. 
 
 To HoitT, r. a. t. To Raise. 9M^, t^Tfif, 3MK« f, T^ 
 
 To h. wil. ittj n. pJIT'f. 
 To HOLP, r. a. ffratp, clutch, /fe. <TT^, STIR^'I'r. 
 
 To h. or gra«p firmly. «4(4,i^.^<<ti-<jvi adv. <W«f. 
 
 3 keep, retain. iir»f, n^, ^I't. 
 
 3 matHlain m an opinion, ijm, 3n<ini«t, lT«*T3r, SHR- 
 
 To h. pertinarioualy. «rc^ ^»l^. [ TT^. 
 
 4 reymrd. vieie, r. To Cossipkb. yni, JHT'T, ^t^iTWr, 
 9 T. To C05TAI5. in^-^ff^fT q^I, ?Wl%U m. ^t^t 
 f. of o.mnd IN. eon. 
 ( ofice, place. Ac. ) 9m^. 
 
 7 ( court, council, meeting, Ac. ) vm. Hm, ^nrfW, 
 
 8 rf/ratM, withhold, t. To Ke«tbai5. 'ftT^MOT, iTT^TTJf. 
 
 9 in; t. To BBvnAiK. «nw^, sw<j«t,Tm«t, rrq;5 ht^. 
 10od;t. To ConavM. ^TfWWf, ^T^W^t. 
 
 HOL 
 
 11 out ; extend, stretch forth, fjf^ ^^, ^ ^nK^. 
 
 12 up ;— the head, rfj^ «R^, ?n3-r[T<R5T «irJf , ?^ W^. 
 
 To hold one'B tongue or peace, ^fj^ «. «|;[oJ, 3»TT^- 
 
 To Hold, v. n. be true, apply. <^l'JM4U|-^T^,t5niST, 
 2 continue unimpaired, t. To Exbvee. 5^, fi«pSi'. 
 8 refrain. V^^Sf 
 
 Hold! hold! ft! fTft! Vt^. [ ». ^^r. 
 
 4 back ; v. To Hahgback. aft^ ^Tof , 3?t5 /.-arfe^ /. 
 
 5 on; V. To Depend. <He)ri^<Ji, 3H«)rf«l »n.-3R«(rtm n. <PTnt, 
 
 6 together, t. To Consist. 5Ei*R3T, -jjciui, vHMui, fJlotut. 
 
 7 up ; — rain. ^^Rdir, 3Tg^ or 3T^?dt, g^Hiif, 'l^, g- 
 ?5^, *l<S«i, tliMui, ^4+uJ, Pl^Hui, ?rw »». ^. [ ^3T. 
 
 The rain has held up. HH+(M ^fT?^, TT^flH Pl<,Hi<.l 
 To h. good, To h. true. ril'JHS'ft, 
 HotD, n. yrff*/}, clutch. VfK m. «PPT «». 
 
 To lay h. To take h. v. To Seize. «Rof, fmm tRct, 
 To obtain firm h. — a disease, Ac. ^ m. ^^. 
 
 2 holding power, v. Capacitt. *R in. 
 
 3 something to hold by. arreiT »«. 3TT>iTT m. STT^IK w. 
 
 4 CK«<o<fy.'%^/. ^/. 
 
 5 ( of a ship ). ^rst/- ^IWM ». 
 
 6 rtop, c/<Mp, S(c. V. Catch. 3l3*<il n. STSIs^OT m. 
 
 7 See FoBTHESs. Castle. 
 HoLDEH, «. T. V. A. 1. tTT^rr, Wrtt A VTTW A qr & iTtTT 
 
 ( in comp. ). 
 HoLDiNO, n. V. V. A. l.—act. vj^ n. Ac. vrnm m. ^TT ». 
 
 T. V. N. 7. TV?/. 3VT5 /. 3*^1^/. ?fm »». 
 Hole, n. ;»<, «im<y, depression. «o61T »«. (^i'm. ^lonft/. ^Joft 
 
 ^hsT m. ?(rfe n. mr/ Ittt/. 
 
 Holea and hollows, — compreh. ^t^^fS^t m. pi. ^1^- 
 #^ m. ^?. ^^ ?joS?r »». yi. 
 
 H. to creep out aX,Jig. W^ or ?t^/. R«tl^/. «R/. 
 
 Large irregular h. >TTq;?Trw. Hra^FTOT. >Tra'g»t. ^^ITI". 
 »noS/. *»*1^* or HT^n. >T»TT?«. Hn^«.»Tnm«. ^^{^n. 
 
 2 ( in cloth, Ac. ) perforation, lore. «ff?B n. f^ n. d^ 
 fN. it^s^ n. it^ n. itflST «rt. ^^/. 5'^/- '^i«** or ^n. 
 HT^^ m. "TRTIfT m. ^ OT. flOT »• tiT n, Hff w. «TT^I »». 
 ^T m. f^TJT m. tl'^aT m. g^TW «i. 
 
 A h. bored in coins or ornaments to ascertain the 
 purity of the metal. ^«SI^ ». — To test ia this way. 
 
 Full of holes. «HfXtf^. 
 
 Tlitt is fond of picking holes, v. Cks«OBI0Ub.1|>^T^- 
 
 That has a h. in bis coat, ert^ ^nn. 
 To enlarge a bore or h. by working something about 
 in it. M'otwj, M<«wn/ W^. 
 
 To pick a h. in ( one's coat, Ac. ) T. Paolt. f^ n. 
 
 3 hoUoteed or Mlow place, t. Hotiow. ^T^ n. $WKi»». 
 
HOL 3 
 
 ^Hl n. ^T5T m. f^m n. 
 
 4 cell of an animal, q^ n. f^^ pop. «ft3 n. f^ n. 
 
 5 ( through a wall, &c. as au outlet for water). *ff^ m, 
 n. qiJRr m. Jft^ or J^Tft/. 
 
 6 — as made in a smooth surface. ^filNf / dim. ^\^f. 
 i:A\A*\ m. dim. ^\A'£\f- ^ m. ?fWt/ W'^f- sHt m. 
 
 7 — as made in the flesh ( by a boil, &c. ). qx^w. ^RIT 
 
 8 (in the ground, — as for a post, &c.). ^OT.CTT»i.%»Tn.»». 
 To fix in a h. ( a post, &c. ) %*rf^. 
 Holiday. See Holy-da v. 
 HoLiSESs, M. T. A. 1. q%sr<7nrr m. ^f^rS(r^ f. gf^ or inT;^f|; 
 
 /• f^f^/ "Tft^5/. 3T?T:?fNf «. ^^-.^f. snT:'nf^^ «. 
 
 ^b Holla, &c. See To HALL90, &c. 
 Hollow, a. not solid, qr^a;. 
 
 2fig. vmoiind, unreal, vnsulstantial, i[c. t.Empty. qj^PoE, 
 
 3 insincere, perfidious, T. False. *v»1^;r, IRI^ ^^^'H', 
 
 4 — ground; sunken, depressed, v. Low. ^^H^, «n[^j7, 
 
 5— as the ere. #3TT or ^tW, 
 6— grains, &c. qi75^, ^n^ij, ^i^TT «//»». ^TTF^ 
 7— as the voice. #c7 ^?^r, •^r??!^, aTrrfs. 
 Hollow, n. cavity, conrnvity. ^stnr^n. rfm. ^oE^f)-/. &?r^/. 
 <^"l<|o4f»n. (//»!. <<tNoft/. ^"irrnTwi. ^"t?S^m. q^n. ^f^/. 
 2 sinking ground; a hoUom, a low place. S^tTw. «jr|<*IW or 
 
 S (in a hill, rock,&c. ) sfe»i- dim. €^f. ^«I^«/. ^sf^- 
 frf.^^Kn.jf.^m.^^f. ^frsfTn.qr^w qt?TRTOT.qt^7TTw. f^- 
 ^w.^ft^/- '<MIHIS«. W.^m.n. [ qt^ps 5p^. 
 
 To Hollow, v. a. scoop out, ^c. excai-ate. RmT^t, ?rf^)T^, 
 2 make concave or deep. <<rici«(ffl. 
 
 To Hollow, r. «. sink, fall in. ^^rfdu), ^^ti^'Rwf. 
 
 Hollow-eyed, «. spf^, ^t^nr. 
 
 HOLLOW-HEAETED, O. T. FaLSE. ^^^^ J^+f. 
 HOLLOW-SOUKDINO, «. ^St^tfl?!. [?yT*IT«». 
 
 HoLLOwKEss, fl. V. A. 1. qt^^/ qt^ioft^/. #F3qoiTOT. ^- 
 
 2 qi^Po^/. qr^Poft^/. qr^psqiTTm. R^pinq'niwj. Ac ^t^«. 
 
 3 «hsii+quT|m. &c. 
 Holly, «. i^ gri an^. 
 
 HoLLY-HOCK, «.— the Chinese & Persian h. 3^%Tr w Cw. 
 Holme, n. island in a river, ^n. ^^[^m. 
 Holocaust, n. burnt offering. ^Ntot. 
 
 Of or belonging to a h. ^t»^, [f^^T'ft/. 
 
 HoLSTEE, n. fq^?j %«fTT «pft?Jf ffli'Mi ^ <7T^^ ^KlS^jl-tf) 
 Holy, a. pure, immaculate, ^'c. HHI-m qf^5r-^3;-f^»fe-&c. 
 
 2 HOM 
 
 2 hallowed, qf^, WRcET, Mft^ l ^^i . 
 
 A h. spot or place. q<rq^5i». qtnTfft*fw. q u<<*|rH /. 
 
 H. time or season. J^nr^Rw. lV M \ ^m m. 
 Holy -DAY, «. religious festival, ^(ujm. ^"JI^Rm. ^HTRT f^^<T 
 
 »». q^n. q^<ift/. q4f^«j«»». q^ff^JTw. «. wrg^/. ?n»Tg^T»T 
 
 »». ^"TH^/ m^rf^'mOT. ^«(d«IK or \:^^TKm. 4rH\^m. 
 ^^^m. 3?HT^OT. ^55r»>. Ju^lf^Hwi.n. 3VHT^^«RT»». TrHT- 
 ^r^iwj.n. 'VJM\^m.n. 
 
 Present made on a h. W^m. 
 
 Victuals given (to retainers, &c.) on a h. WJm. 
 
 To keep h. W\m. 'fJVt 
 
 Certain of the Holydays, Saints days. Festivals, ^e. 
 are ST^^-.s^Tft or 3Tqi^5r*ft, ai^l^q^R^Tfr, a T "^< I H « l»0 ', 3T- 
 
 ^PTFIT or ^^MI'I'OMnSlJTT, l^efTTT, 3"flMli<i|I, »lt-|-ll^»ft, 
 
 ^^drf|<<l, VJ|r|-=(H<(^, >^lMlotx(ri-(^ff, ^q^TTH^,'^!^^, ^T" 
 
 ^^^^ =fi-v'TT<»ft, v^'Hiv.ift, ^.n^i'^H\<\*:A\or 37«Rr, 5=j^- 
 
 t'ftq'T^ or WHTT, ^5rtr<T?5fe?rT, 2??TT^, ^?RT, ^qtl^WT, 
 
 f2[5rr, 1^«rrofr, r<J<>^i-=n 3h*hi<jr«ti, m<^<*), *j»S<Mi-eft sft^, 
 
 t<lft'^<nWrn, T^TTT^, 5T^T^fSnTT or ^sq\=^^^, q^^^. 
 
 ^sff, ?rTn%Tcft, :TTnq'=EiJft, ^Rofr^tnlrm or q^^r, qR^ri' yft, 
 qf^^fSrm, f?^, qt^rltqfW, qta^, iRiftr^ft, sj^vrr- 
 
 W^, STftoT^f^JT or si^WrfR, ^^T, HTwfHfhr (or 'sffirHT'Jft) 
 HIAsH^^, TT^^TWft, *1^T«-+»l<iT or W+.i^, Mr^^tjjfr, 
 
 srFT«IR?r 0'' ^rgsfTT^, ^V^^ or ^7qfJT*TT, 5T+idq-M»ft, ^5ft- 
 
 ^^K^H'^'\X\'Ji, ftm^r, fn^mf^r or ^psr, fWiWii, Tftna 
 
 2 day of liberty. 5^\/. ^?"t^ %^ot. %cloft/. %«aft^ 
 
 HoLY-wATEH, n. »nTr/ nnr^w. ?ft'4«. 
 
 Vessel for h. nnr^Ta'T/. rft-4'f^ or ft^/. aT^^/, 
 
 fftvVrsft/. ?ft'4ret or rft'4^:t/. 
 
 To make oath upon h. niT'iRft/. ^<»f-3^s^. 
 Homage, n. obeisance, reverence, renpect paid to one's lord. 
 3^WTT/. %^/. W^TTTOT. <,M«i-^i «. TTJirfH^^ n. ^'^■• 
 5r?r». SIT5^T^ 5^ m. pi. 
 
 H. of the heart and affections, «rr^«r^/. 
 Home, m. otc« Aotwe. 3TTq^ qx «. f^=3T^ «. fsj^mpr n. Rr- 
 v»11rl*< «• ^n^ «. 
 
 At h. and abroad. wfRpfV, ^fldlfl, jl'Ti^-'ft. 
 
 Service or employment at h. ^ <l^^'n<»i.l>^ ^TT^ 
 
 To drive ( by incantations ) from house and h. 3^- 
 ZH «. ^Prif g ofo. [or^hfo. 
 
 To drive from house and h. ^TT^W m. 3TM<ff ««7A rT- 
 
 To keep at h. ^K n. VTX'ilf. 
 2 Oicw country. 3TTq?IT^^ »i. ?l^^T »i. 
 
 Absent from h. H^nft, jfrfT?!. 
 Home, a. domestic, not foreign, tp?^, ^Trnrflf, ^, ^^^ or 
 
HON 
 
 393 
 
 HON 
 
 Home, Homewakbs, aJc. to oven house, country, Sfe. ^^^^- 
 Tw, vti+i, aTTTrTT ^, &c. <q«^i^i, itCr, nww, &c. ^^ 
 
 2 f/o«e /o wie'* oicnfaelinjt, eoneernt, Sfc. PHo^lO, 1^- 
 
 To bring h. unto. 3TMt or STtTTH 31*1 "I, <T^ »(irtui o*" 
 q^ KN ». MRuf, r^nj^ ^T^, ( anrf, To come or be 
 brought h. to rti'i«t-H4«l-^TJt-^r^. ). 
 
 To come h. to. — a trouble or evil. arMf or aii'U'H ^- 
 ^, P-d*^!^ rti«i«i, ^rft m^ OT. ^t^-q^-rti«i"i. 
 
 To be at h. in, — to le conversant with. Mi^jifftrt TT^ 
 3T^ i*. cwi. 
 
 To feel at h. ( in an ofiBcc, Ac.) ^^ m. q^ g. of i. 
 HouE-BiBP, n. one fond of alai/inj at home. il<+i*lil m. 
 
 HOME-BBED, H0M£-B\I5£D, HOME-MADE, &C. O. ^PJrft, ^- 
 
 HouELiNEss, M. V. A. 1. it^TPftT'TT m. &c. W^rmr m. 3TO- 
 
 HojiELT, a. not fine or elegant. »Tf^Tpft, 'iNit, ^UNIA, ^- 
 
 2 ( of features ), v. Plaix. flrvTTm^rqr, ?TT«Tre7TRT, 
 
 HoMEOPATUT, n. ^ Ri^ffl iiHiuj 1%?rfn 3H5i sp^ct nn ^- 
 
 HouiCiCE, n.— the act. g;^ wi. ^?f|«r/. ^^^V i». 
 2 — the ageut. H^f^^l* e. smi c- i<^ii w. 
 
 IIOUOOESEITV, H0M00E>E0CS>ESS, fl. V. A. W^TTJ'T n. ?IT- 
 
 il«j n. HH"^ n. ^IH'JUM ». »J*Mll*fl<<Hl/. *<>Hlrfl*<f1l/.&e. 
 
 HoiiooESEOCS, a. o/ /Ac /ame i/n</ or nature. ^[^B^TPftT, ^- 
 
 «4, ?T^, w^'jiT, fJrif^, 
 HoMOLOGOL!<, a. ^mMftRTTJT, g=TrftHm. 
 Hoys, fl. iftot/. 
 
 To HoxE, r. ffl. f^otf^ ?IRot-MM*j3i. 
 H05E»T, a. true, tineere, honorable, guilelest, ^-e. f^, ?IPT, 
 
 f«l»fT, fMI^^.H, ^MMI*II, ♦dTrH*, ?1r^5|ftr7, flffff^, ^TrT- 
 
 B=T, JT^^ />o/>. m«, iit^ />op. T?r, simTfon; pop. smrfonp, 
 
 fn**^, f^nvftnr, -*<f>rNM, H\jy-'j or f^VJ-ft^V^, aTTT^, 
 
 »iTwr'4f, P^'Ti'i, TfTTnF, «i««ia, ??ra^. or *;, ^rrai *tt«t. 
 
 2 fair,Ju*t, equitable. st^^T, «^T^Nt, fll?<t^, SimTf&r- 
 
 ^ pop. jprifow, sniffl*4uir'ji, ?n??»TTwrw, »Tf?T, m- 
 
 3— an cjflpl'jyment, profil», Ac. f'^IcS, |?IS|^r, ^TTT, , 
 
 frr*J, ?TT. in comp. 
 
 4 ik-o Cbastb. 
 HOSFStLT, aJt. T. A. 1. WITf3^, fr^TVTT^, PTRI^f, Ac 
 
 2 i»fllf«l*M»lrt, ?niT^, H^TJi, Ac. 
 Bo$EaTT, n. V. .\. 1. 9T\if. <1>M0ir w. ?f?«T n. fffPT «. f'H- 
 
 nvrttf. lJHlf»I*H<»ll ». ^TTT^T «i.H?fff(T/. W^^Jli/. ?TI- 
 
 ;wfr/. *nwpi ■». fiit»iM'.<i ". Tnrmjfs;/. htw^wtt m. 
 
 2 «4rfl or ff^^f. HT/. %^/. HTW/. >4mfd|<(*|V|| HI. 
 
 (0 
 
 ijmirui+H fl. 
 
 H. is the best policy, arfrf ;|IT^ f^^ Ife fl+THl, 
 
 HosET, n. Kg «. /w;j. H«T m./. HT^l! n. ??r? «. 
 H. water. JT^T^fft «. 
 Bivers of h. H^^rqr/. pi 
 Honied words and killing deeds. ^Hl^^ W^ STrfoT 
 
 HosEY-coMB, n. iTti%S n. qtasT «». "Ttoi n. "fte n. rfiOT.<ftoft/. 
 TtrfifRTT m. t««n/. JT^^^T m. Some kinds or forms of h. 
 are ^FTT^TRt n. ( the cells environing a stick ), WX^ n. 
 ( a rich kind ), ^ n. ( long kind ), ^^ n. ( it has 
 seven cells ), JT^^ ». ( made by the Hl^-O HT?ft ), 
 ^ or ^n. (formed in the hollow of a stone, tree, &c.). 
 
 Division of the h. which contains the honey. ^Ft^OT. 
 
 Division of the h. containing the bees or their young. 
 <n^P^ or "^^f. [ qr »». 
 
 HO.VEY-MOON, HoSET-MOSTtt, ft. rTF 5rTH4l«mi «rF|?5T ^• 
 
 Honey-mouthed, Hokey-ioouei), a. Jlt?^?^, K^TPft, 
 
 HoxEYED, a. IT^TT^, T^'TO. 
 
 HoxOB, fl. dignity, greatness, rank, Sfe. sftTTOIT w-Ht^T'Tr in. 
 
 2 credit, character, name, v. Eepctatios. ant^/. r5T?T 
 
 /. Tt^ fl. ^*?rn «»■ ^<hh/. «?Tnft fl. 
 
 To become bound in h. ^^ Tl^t. [ sfit. 
 
 To keep one's h. "TTnll^ n. or Ml'Tl-i^JT^ ^^ »». |)i. ^HT- 
 To lose one's h. ^H> «. IHHui, THift w- ^JffTii y. o/^ ». 
 To stain the h. of. MI'Md ». <j(I^ ^>T'f. 
 To take concern for the h. of. 3Tf*nTH»».*Trif y. ofo. 
 
 3 nobleness or grandeur of mind; sense of h. ^c. H^^r 
 SeftTT'IT m. sin^qoir m. ^?^^%/ flf^Tflf^/ ?f?^rft?J<Tr 
 
 /. 3rf»THH m. V. «lToEiT-»fm-ST?:-HT'T, Pi\^ f v. ^m, ^^f. 
 
 To be jealous or watchful of one's h. ^^ra ^rni^. 
 4 — as rendered or paid; reverence, v. Bespect. HR »«. 
 «'«M «. 9?j;nC »». Ml-^dl/. 3TI^ «. »ft^ fl. ?hilK «». 
 
 Honors, t. Civilities, ar^ TT^R «»./)i. arr^^Rw. 
 31I^t«r*K m. HM«'HH w. 
 
 Cliief honors ( as paid at assemblies ). anrj^/. 
 5 crf</jV, eclat, lustre, y. OlOBT. ^ m. ^V «. »IW^ n. 
 
 iftps/. f^(g?5/. nrr/. 
 
 7b HosoR, V. a. reverence, glorify, magnify, Ife. '4^ ^TTT'if* 
 
 ^3t. [H>3r-&c. ^Tot. 
 
 2 dignify, ennoble, ^c. v. To Exalt. Jn^qtJT «i.-&c. ^, 
 
 3 ( a bill, Ac. ). ??<CT<Titj -^ViJ. m. "Rot y. o/o. qRff^^ or 
 
 4 rrtTeMTtf or /rfa< w*VA honor. Vti^\vh^ w>m*jrft, ari^^, 
 
 ^TOty. q/o. iivffi**/. ^. 
 
 To h. by investing with robes, Ac. mrttv/ ^3t y. 
 of 0. fl«0»/- ^. 
 
HOO 
 
 394 
 
 HOP 
 
 HosOBABLE, a. tcorlky of honor^ illustrious^ nolle, Sfc. 3TI»I- 
 
 2 noUc of mind, actuated by principles oflionor, S(c. H- 
 FT^ '<Jn:-ST51T^-3^-&c. saKH^HI, ^fSTfrff^, ^fSTfffT, 
 
 ?fc5r?ft^, ^fSRTT^, ^rrfi^^, ?if^T<T, 3^5rr^?TT, >3<^Km?^, 
 
 3 hearing or hringinj Jionor^ ereditahle. aTT^RT, ST^%^, 
 
 4 proper, right^ honesty v. JcsT, FAin.wmifOisp pop, ^^^• 
 
 HONOBABLENKSS, «. V. A. 1. H \ '\H\'-H r{\ f. JTI?q?fT/. pT?T/. 
 
 2 HHrqr irkTorr »».-q-^^<Tt:TT »«.- &c. ?r?^ «. ^f^ ». ^ir^r- 
 
 ?ft?7rIT/. «f^f^/. Bf^?lf^/ ?rr3T/. V. Tm. 
 
 4 wMir«i+'?irr «. %^/. %?f /. MiHiroi+c^ w. 
 
 HOSORABLT, mZc. V. A. 2. VfRH^^, TfTr^TT '4"l<M"JII^, ^^- 
 
 I. tczVA tolcens of honor. 3TT^TT^, ^t'HHT^, ■W'HM «F^7r, 
 
 II. reputaUy. STT^, aTTar^TnjfT. 
 
 HoxOEAET, a. conferring,^ ^c. honor. STTJ^jSr^^^, Mpiyi- 
 
 2 performing duty without pay. TTTTTf^tfTT %^55 5Tlrf%^- 
 
 3 having a place without pay or duly. M'IKlRT«riT ^ 'FTTT- 
 
 EONOEED, p. V. V. 1. ^^rt^ill, ^MI'Hricil, &c. ^mR(d. 
 
 3 H^FK^^, &c. 3TT^;t. 
 To bo h. <T^. 
 
 HoxoHEK, n. HosOBiso, p. a. \. V. 1. H<HU|KT, &c. TTRPP, 
 
 2 HT^'mr ^TTT, &c. »TR^, HTTR^. 
 
 4 «r<J>KUIKI, &c. ■Hf*H-^?HT'T-&c. ^RTJirTT-^RrTf. 
 HosOEiNO, n. V. V. l.—act. g^TT^ «. Ac. Hf^/. T7T?RT/. 
 
 3 ^^HR^ w. ^npTT m. 3ii<^<u| n. [^^f^^TT/. 
 
 4 ?Ir+KU| n. gTT3[^ «. &c. 3Hl<^<ui «. ^♦•HM'i n. ^g»T m. 
 Hood, «. covering of the head. Z^f. ^["R «. 
 
 Cloak or mautle witli a li. ^^f- 
 3 ( of a snake ). "P^/. ^^f^'^ix m.f. n. "puTT/. 
 3 ( of a carriage. ) TT^ «. 
 
 4 — as used iu comp. denoting state, quality, <fcc. <T«iTT»i. 
 qoT «. rTT/. f^r «. &c. 
 Hooded, a. of a hooded or curved head.^ — nails, ladles,&c. sn 
 
 To Hoodwink, v. a. Hind ly covering the eyes. 5toECif?rr TT- 
 ?T OT.-qi^ m. qtqof, 51^ »». /i. srfq'^, aitrrft /.-T^?5 «, 
 
 2 fig. See To BLrsn. [^qr » 
 
 Hoof, «. //or«y cover of a least's foot. ^Kpop. ^ m.^m, 
 
 A division of a cloven h. »ioE n. «toft/. 
 
 To be bom with two hoofa ( or legs ) white— a calf 
 or colt. h^\i^t\ ( or ^r TFTt^ ) 7i=Kat. 
 
 To be born with the four hoofs ( or legs ) white — a 
 calf or colt. =^^ ( or =^t TT^f^) TfT^of, ^(J^. 
 
 To shew the cloven h. »Jor m. snjT^iif or 'Vi\\m ^, 
 jor m.pl. <[Vf^ g. of t. aTTTrTT «'IN< ^, ^PT^TT^ k^ 
 
 2 ( esp. of a horse or ass ). ^ m. 
 Bumps on the side of a h. X^^f. 
 Paring of the h. ^«lHTT5ft/. 
 Thin and delicate b. TT^n; ^^ m, — Delicate-hoofed. 
 
 Hook, n. curved end. sr^lT «. ST^P^/- \^ «. 
 
 By h. or by crook ; ly some means or other. 3T3«J^j 
 
 2 ( of a staple ). ^F^/.^ 
 
 II. and staple. «fi^ ^PPhIIT »». 
 
 H. and eye. <FWT «». 
 
 That has a h. and eye. <PT^^, ^<PTsft. 
 3 — for fish. IT5: m. ^ftf. 
 
 4 ( of devotees ). swinging hook. ToE m. [ spin n. 
 The act of swinging by a h. spm ».— the apparatus. 
 
 5 liil-hook, T. Bill. <ti]<H<ii »». </iot. «Ft'T?ft/. ^5?rT m. 
 sfllt «. 
 
 2b Hook, v. a. fasten with or to a h. 3l^Scrt<T 34S+.«(5'| , "JT- 
 
 2 catch with a h. 'IctH M^. 
 
 3 See To Insnaee. 
 
 HooK-xosED, a. Tt'S'iitMi, 'IMHlf^^, 5*l>'1lR)'4>, 
 
 Hooked. See Ceooked. 
 
 Hoop, n. land of wood or metal. 3TTTr »i.f^t/. ^ ». 
 
 2 ( as of a sieve, tambourine, Ac). ^ «. 
 To Hoop, v. a. ^ n. or ^^ n. pi. vitiuj. 
 To Hoop, r. «. See To Shout. 
 HooPiKO-couGH, n. 5fT^ is'l+rfl m. g^/. 
 Hoopoe, n. lywpa minor. ^pTK »». [ TR^i, 
 
 To Hoot, «. «. — the owl. ^f. 'Rot, ^Hwf, ^Wrof or ^- 
 
 2 7(oZ/oo at or after. ^^ ^^ o</i>.-^5?I%f?r orfu. ^FTot. 
 To Hoot, v. a. drive with shouts of contempt. [gS'^ieJui, ^41- 
 
 ^ or y4+Nui, ^^T^'t, yH*K(?i, fmil«I«i, ^4^4Hui, 
 
 f|i+)Nui or ^5Rot, 5<I+ir«J<Ji, ftT^friRDt, '§if--'^^- 
 
 lt/.-fT^/-&c. TToty. o/o. 
 Hoot, Hootiso, n. ( of the owl ). ^/. 
 
 2 hallooing at or after, ^f. ^<Vl^/- ^<««i««^/ ;^- 
 
 Hoot, j'n/er/'. ^, f^, ^, *T. 
 
 To Hop, p. n. /eo/J on ohc %. (J'-»)IHl«ll^'-«J*mNl^< ■=ll'i«t- 
 
 2 «l-i/) lig/'tly, lounJ, ^c. 73^, T5^ or JS?fTI?T 3^. 
 
 3 See To Dance. i^f- 
 Hop, Hoppcto, n. v. V. l.—act. ^^m^\^ itf- mtf. 
 
HOB 
 
 895 
 
 HOE 
 
 :'. n. ?^ ?5<TT ST^. 
 iioPAEKD, n. — the play. 3T^ 5^ n. 
 Hope, n. arm/- arm/, strvt/. 7Ki?/. 
 
 Frustration of h. STntPTT ♦». ^TDT «. 
 Benewal or revival of h. ^HilVl/- 
 Unreasonable h. 5TT?TT/. airTT^HT/. [ «!««!. 
 
 To throw up h. V. Cochaoe. 3fIT?TT/.-<^ i». 21^- 
 "Whilst there's life there's h. ( or Dum spiro spero). 
 »TrH fft arm. 
 
 2b Hope, r. n. 3n?lT/.-3TTr<lT/-3Tra'/. %^-«9R'f-*ll96'|u1- 
 
 Hopeful, <i./«<W of Mope. ar?T?ii«»ii, 3TnTTf=g<T, 3TTVlf^'<!, 3TT- 
 VJWS-, SfT^lI^*, 3TR<}^, 3TTT«TT^5^, ^nTtTT^T^^, HHT, 
 
 2 ^iriit^ A. promiting. t^N!^H<^l, «>R?o^NmK<:<l, 1^- 
 
 ^rtr^rmrarrw, ^m*<, ^'m+.<k, *??i<^'i>. [ ^^. 
 
 HoPEPCLLT, adv. V. A. an^if^, &c. 3TR»<iH«i<b, aTTT»TTjr- 
 HoPEFtlLXESS, n. T. A. 1. 3TR5ir/. 3H<^«<|0/. 3^^/. aTnTT- 
 
 2 s^T^mnr^TiTT m. {lH+<>4UII w. 
 Hopeless, a. wanting tiope, v. Desposdest. f^<|^, 3TT?TT^- 
 
 T-rf^-Ac. 3TW^^, ^riHi, ^nrr^T, H^lfl. [5T^. 
 
 2 giving no hope, v. Despebate. fJl^MI^, >iHI*<^H, f^ITT- 
 HOPELESSSEBS, a. T. A. 1. fSRHTT/. ^.T n. 3TnTHTf|?Tn, 
 
 2 f^*.<<I<<<il/. dHl<<<ir^r«4 n. 
 If '■>??!«, n. { of a mill ). ik^ «. {,''A£\ /. 
 
 I'PEM, Hopscotch, n. — the play. rJimTT^ or pj'ii^i^/. 
 . UAL, Hob A»T, a. relating to an hour or the hour*. f^J^^- 
 
 II OBDE, n.f^rf^ 'im m. f^TJft ^f /. 
 
 IlyKHOS, «i. — rational or real, f^lfnvl n. 3T«lTfH •». ^n?I»n. 
 
 2— senfible or viuible. ^Tcft tIR/. t|TT/ Wt^/ ^1^- 
 in»f?T/. ^iMI-5 ««. i?'T^ «. T^Tf^^ m. aJWMrf »n. H^- 
 
 Glow of the h. r^i'!!^ m. 
 llotizoifixJ., a. jaralldto the h. ^ uftilft^, Rlfin?*- 
 
 H. angle. «M<j|]«M >". 
 noK5, «. fim «. Jjt n. flWHT «.— in contempt, f^ «. 
 Bow of h. 9|IT|^N. 
 Cord Bttached to a h. ftmt^/ 
 FUttiiih b. «miTl «». [or nfj^ 
 
 Of back turned horns. jlT or ifiT, ireftpft or TT 
 Horn lur holding powder. fJPTTT w. [or mT. 
 
 Of long or large horns, fijnira or ««n or a, fimv 
 The honia— collectiTely. fiil»ITlT m. [VTV^. 
 
 To dniw in one's boms. ^TH «. //. Tll^f , ^T^ n. j- 
 To strike with the horns. fW*R«t or ftl*IT?'f. 
 2 ( of the moon ). Tf»l «. ^'I^f "JT*? «. 
 3— instr. of music, ftm n. jrn n. The most common are 
 *WT fi. ( Blower of it w^^ ), JJfrtt/. ( Blower of 
 
 it rjftK^^, ^Hl-<<l ), Wt^ m. dim. ^^f. ( Blower of it 
 «li*^0 ), ffm n. (<?«■»». r?nft/) (Blower of it firiTS^, 
 Rtt^ ), HRf?r»i, ^"ifim. 
 
 Hork-book, n. primer, a^f^t Tf|?ft <ft'«ft/. 
 HoBKED, a. having horns. filUHi, ^jft, ^jn^rp, ^f%f^?. 
 I H. beast,— compreh.f^f^Ffteft/.fJl'ft^/. 
 
 Fee on the purchase of a h. beast, r^ntft/". 
 Short h. argi^ or f^. 
 2 of Bprouted or shotten hornt. l^l'llct. 
 HOBXET, n. HreiTT ^JTTrfNt Iftftr?/. »lf«ft?5 HT^ft/ ^ITcE^r- 
 
 HOBSLESS, a. 3T|nT, 91'I^H, 
 j HoBNT, a. made of horn. fifrnmT, f>mq, JJlf^rl, V^-. 
 2 Aari, Y. Callous. +,<i)u|_ 
 HoBOLOOE, fl. chronometer. •hlrfHU'J^r n. 
 HOEOMETBT, n. or/ oj measuring time. +|rffHlr|/. •I>WMM«. 
 Horoscope, «. scheme of the signs of the zodiac at a birth. 
 
 Appeasement of a boding h. vSTSTHSlTtfrT/. 
 Determination from theh. of the fortunes of a person. 
 5rd<B «. [»n>I^ w. 
 
 Disagreement or enmity of the h. ( of two parties ). 
 Diversity of h. 'MHt'T n. 
 
 Identity or amity ofh. ( of two parties ). nT^^ft 
 /. 'I^i+M «. ^fT^^ft/. ^9.^ fl. TT^1mR<1 n. ^fj?T «. 
 
 The paper on which are recorded the particulars of 
 ah. vl'HV^ n. vH«-HM'»n/. ^'MMfSpRT/. 
 HoBRiBLE, Horrid, a. v. Fearful, ^r, 31^, ST^frf^^F?: 
 I 31+<|ol f^+^los, "ft^T, T^PT^P, H^nrsi^. 
 
 , HOBRIBLESESS, H0BBID>T:8S, tl. V. A. ^TTT'TT W. &C. 'TTT- 
 
 . HoBBiFic. See Hobbible. 
 
 j To HoBBiFT, V. a. strike with horror., v. To Shock. tTHm. n. 
 
 I -%re^m.-*ii^/.-t&c. *t^*(ui, ^nrt^OT. pi j'^'R^,^!^ ot.- 
 
 I WiX^-m.jd. 3TT^»Iuf. 
 
 'j To be horrified, rmt^w. pi. i^ TT^, Jpt^Tw. ^t^, 
 
 HOBBIPILATIOS, n. erection of the hairs of the hodg. «Ft^»«. 
 pi. ^TfNw- «mNw. iJi+f'-lw. Ji^^m. 
 From joy. ^m^«n. <5f Tf^rn. '^j^m. 
 From fear. »R^7r»». v. ZZ. 
 That is under h. fwff^, J'^'FH. 
 HouBOB, fi. V. Fbioht. R^PTTn. aTfJTHTw. 
 
 To bo struck with h. grtfJT *mw. n. ^. 
 
 2 (preceding fever). ^^r(t/. ^ftm.^/. 
 
 3 liorrors. distressing scenes. n^W^^^m. pi- 
 
 4 horrors, delirium tremens. ^?R ^ J'^i«5 ^TC R*^ 3} 
 
 HOBBOB-STBICKElf, O. 3TtfT inilTTi^f^r, 'TT^'FrT, 5n?T. 
 HOBSX, n. ^tlTm. (JTw. it/ "<«. ) V1ir«. 3T»irm. ^oftm. grt 
 
 «. »5?f»mm. 'TTTIJw. »TTw:"^iW»». ^m.— in contempt, &c. 
 
 and answering to rip, jade, hack, Ijc. ^V^^n. ^^\^. 
 
 n. «p?T?*n'T or oft Vlin. rrsft^nin^w. — in endearment 
 
 or admiration. »jnft»l^«. ^TfJ^Tw. 
 
HOB 
 
 306 
 
 HOR 
 
 The colors of the Horse are, ^iTST iron grey- nilT 
 white TN-ith reddish patches, f-^jrilsi roan. friiiST <^ 
 chesnut. ^TT^ bay. f^oET white. V]<'\\ dark bay. 
 • The paces are, ?TTtfr?fTr! /. WiV^^f- =^5p5rM, ^f^^T- 
 
 ^m^,5T!^'Erra,^?^ra, p+n-Mirf, yi*</l^ifl, *R;^ir^rTt5, 
 w^np^rra, Tf|5iToE^T?5, *1*<-«ii?y, siPfNTfs, ^.^^rn^. 
 
 Some of the faults or blemishes are, 3THH^^, ^d<"3, 
 g?3^? or 3t^, >ft»T, <^3H>^T, «lTf?IT, ?rTot, ^^T^«I. 
 Some of the auspicious marks are. ^VlT5, ''HIIHI2, 
 
 %^KfoT (pop. ^^^oT ) tr^^?*rniT, q?r, T't?!?:, ^(iM*<fr. 
 
 Some of the diseases are, siT'Rr^T or SR^m^, H^, g- 
 TT, ST^JI^. 
 
 Arab h. fTpsft or rf^ m. 
 
 Bedding of a h. V^f. — To lie down on it. ?t%^ %^. 
 
 Body-cloth of a h. 557/. ^WT »». 5^^/- 
 
 Connoisseur or knowing one in horses. ST'^Tft^W. 
 
 Defluxion or catarrh of the h. ^'iu m. 
 
 Fore ropes of a h. ^^TO^ n. 
 
 Furniture of a h. riMHI^il n. 
 
 Grazing of horses. t<"llfifl«5/. 
 
 Head-bands of a h. ( of tape or cotton rope ). "f^/. 
 
 Head-ropes of a h. 3TRt^/. <^!)|^h n. 
 
 Head-and heel-ropes of a h. gfTRTfl f^nfUt/. 
 
 Heel-ropes of a h. Hlrfl^/. 
 
 Heel-leather of h. fl^lRr m. 
 
 Hirer out of horses, qit^^. 
 
 H. haying the five auspicious marks. 'r»?'K5'TT''ft ^fflT«J. 
 
 Kick or stroke with the foot of a h. ZVK or JT^/. 
 
 Leading rope of a h. «inT^»>. sfT"!/. 
 
 Leavings in the nose bag of h. gr^MTw. [JITw. 
 
 Line or row of horses picketed, ^t^oc/. rW^ or ^- 
 
 Lip-rope of a h. — (used in grooming &c. ). ^l<i i of| or 
 
 Necessaries of a h. — compreh. n'*ldll«l<I«i 
 
 Nose-bag of a h. ^TflTTw. 
 
 Of puny & sorry breed— a h. ifH^ or M\i^, 
 
 Ornaments for the head of a h. «}jfT lITw. 
 
 Pace of a h. xfj^/. irfrT/. «mT/. 
 
 Plume for the head of a h. jnTT»». 
 
 Riding h. JJ^TTTT ^TTTw. SD&loEfl. M14«|2»». 
 
 Sacrifice of a h. 3T«RtWm. 
 
 Small or under sized h. ^Ij^ljlm. 
 
 Stroke from the fore foot of h. ZV\f. Z^f. 
 
 Tail of ah. ^i\f. 
 
 Tying the fore legs of a h. j-^W.^m. ^oRTTm. 
 
 To become mature ( i. e, of five year's age ). — a h. 
 qrJTT^ or q«TTT^. 
 
 To be cat-hammed — a h. CT5B m.pl WT^ J. of. 0. CTc5- 
 ^■UT-^ToEmUTT 3TO^. 
 
 To get gourdiness in the extremities,— a h. T tfisd<u|" . 
 
 To seize and twist round the upper lip of ah. n- 
 
 Look not a gift-h. in the mouth. \m^ mf^^ 
 
 When the h. is stolen shut the stable-door. "Sr? 'tSST 
 ('4f\H ^r?!T) 3Trf^ ^m %ht. 
 
 2 stand, frame, fjc. ^tlT m. qfHt or q?«i-<fl /. 
 
 3 cavalry. AhAM K m. pi. '^i^* n. ST'^'TK m. ^tnTRffi. 
 Body of h. under one commander. "TrpR n. TTTT/.— 
 
 Commander of it. qH<t<<r, TT^^. — "Writer attached, 
 si'i'dti tn. 
 
 H. of the king or state. ^^JJTTM/. ^rre^TPTT/. 
 HoRSE-BACK, n. on horse-b. qt5^JT«rT. 
 
 Scat on h. JT^t/. or TTTf /. t). ^rm, 3Tnm «. 
 That is mounted on h. ^^R or ^TT, 3T^I<^4, 3?*^nt^, 
 HoBSE-BOT, «. qtl'F'TT or ^ftl^, *?fK "Ttr^r. 
 
 HOHSE-BBEAKEE, «. ^ ^--f.^K , 3T»^?^5P. 
 HOESE-EBEAKING, «. x)M<f>y|0 /. 3T=^ftT?TT /. 
 HOESE-CLOTH, «. ^ /. 
 HOBSE-DEALEB, «. ql^tjt^ S^Nlft «• 
 
 HoBSE-DOCTOB, w. ^KItiO Or ^11*1^, ^ni«ini, aT*!!^, ST- 
 
 HOBSE-DCIfO, «. f^ /. 
 
 Heap or hill of h. fB^ n. 
 
 HonSE-EMMET, W. ^tlj^/- ^tlJToET »». 
 
 HOBSE-FACED, a. T. UglT. q'lSfils*^!, 
 
 HOBSE-FLT, «. IftSm^ft /. 
 
 HOBSE-GLOVE, HOBSE-BCBBEB, «. j^fHlS «. ^MUfl/. fIfTT tit, 
 
 HOESE-BAIB, «. ^i-MI^^!« w./Ji. ST^^c^tTT m. 
 
 HOBSE-KEEPEB, M. V. GeOOM. vJls-fHl Or tJls'-M »». Mlri^Ktn, 
 
 HOBSE-LAUGH, «. ^Ottc? loisteTom laugh. Hl;t ^3t n. *T^- 
 
 ^ «. 3T^r^ »». 3T?^ m. 
 HOESE-MAN, n. rider. fl^TT or ^TTT, ^^TT^, nTs<«II<, ^^^, 
 
 3 horse-soldier. B^TT «»• 5^!^ ( or H%) ?T^TT »». ?T^:?T m, 
 HoBSE-MAXsniP, n. B^TR^/^Wlt /."arsmt^fsT^TT /. 
 
 HOBSE-MUSKETEEB, «. ^^ OT «M«lrt W. 
 
 HoBSE-MusKETEEBiso, n. !jRTt^ or sjn^fit /. 
 HoE8E-pr.AT, «. V. EoMPa. ni'lil'^MI tn. qT«Rf^»>. ftmm- 
 
 ^/. <?«H<jrt /. WS /• gKT«ft /• f^^w^ /. pi. »• ^nr5, 
 
 f^^il or f^fBfTIT ff». 
 
 HOESE-BACE, «. vTlSilT-^t ^ f.-'V^J- 
 
 HoESE-BADiSH TBEE, ti. hyperanthcra morunga. VI^I w. 
 ^ tn. Tf^Tf5R «• [ ^^ "• 
 
 Decoction of the pods or leaves of h. Ti'IiH^ft »• V'R- 
 HoESE-snoE, «. »TT?y tn. 
 
 Nail of h. srra^/-^/. 
 
 Set of horse shoes. Hiciim tn. 
 
 HOBSE-SEOEB, fl. ^Ir^^^, 
 HOBSE-SHOEINO, n. V1lrf*i<(t /. 
 
 H. on the four feet. "^fN^ /. 
 
 H. on two feet. 5«t<t /. 
 
 Price of h. -urt-M^O /. 
 
 To perform h. ^TTt? tn. pi. «ntTfit ( MiS^^inT ). 
 
 To perform half h. open thoet. <<llrf«i<(l/. ^^r. 
 
HOS 897 
 
 HOESE-SOLDIER, H. ?l^TT, h4>«*IK, U^fT. 
 
 H. who provides his own horse, f^^^. 
 H. equipped by his employer. ^R'ftT. 
 
 HOBSE-STALL, fl. 5n»T Or JT^t ». 
 HOBSE-WAT, ^1. mkVRf. 
 
 Horse-whip, n. ^rnw- m. 
 
 To HOBSE-WHIP, p. a. ^i^<b m. ft. rt'lNUI-niiul-^^, ST^- 
 
 HoBTATiTE, HOBTATOBT, a. giving advice. ijM^anNI, ^f^m- 
 
 ^r^, 3M^7i^, gr4*ii4+, 5f^^, sf^tv^. 
 
 IIOBTicrLTUBAi,, a. T. N. «ri'l+IMNI, «ll'I*IHlf^q4l'Mr, ^- 
 
 HOBTICCLTUHE, «i. culticofion of a garden. «ll'l+|H n. ^\*\\\- 
 
 Hokticclthbist, «. *(I'I+IH <|i<«IKI-3iHJHJiHi, ^I'll^H^I, g'- 
 
 Ho-E, Hosiebt. See Stockisos. 
 
 Hospitable, a. given to hotpHaUti/. arfrrfSr^sT^, aifrlfvnir^- 
 
 aSTTtTT, 3TTfrn«Tra'P. 
 
 2 rf/a/ifi^ /o hotpitalily. H l gUMKI'-^l , 3rfrrf*I^^Rr?IT,3TT- 
 
 Hospitablesess, n. t. A. 1. aufdRlJOf^/. 3rffrf5WTH!r^ «. 
 
 HosPiTABtT, ade. T. A. 1, MI^UHK ??7T, 3(I»W*4I'IH ^5!^, 
 
 HosPiTAt, n. building for 1\e tick, ftPTTT^/. <1'<JI>M«| m. 
 <^»<<W*4 »•■ r*IHH«MI m. \[^t\\*f. n. corrupted from 
 the English is rommoD. ['ftf/ 
 
 2 place o/rrfre*hmentfor paupers or wagfareri. ^A^\f. 
 
 3 almt houie. V^tH^pop. MHWIot/. 
 Hospitality, n. entertainment of ttrangert. MIJpu|t)K m.STT- 
 
 'WHI'M »i. airf^f^TpR n. 3RTf*»WT «. 3rrf?r'«^ n. 3TT^ 
 
 onrR^/. irswT'ft/. wr^rar/. c. ^, ?t^, n^wiq^ «i. 
 
 Host, n. entertainer. *r!mTf, M^^R, wft'*M*l^-!FtTf, 3TT- 
 
 2 forces, y. Abmt. %s^^ n. ^J|> n. ^H I HK m. ^sj^TRm. 
 
 3 great number, t. Mcltitudx. ^/. ^^7T »n. ^/. ^- 
 ^/. ny (I. ^ «. ^JP «. 
 
 4 — u a term of praise for an eminent person. "Ttft/. 
 n%i^ n. ^ «. «{^|i|4)< m. ^^tWT m. IT?VT n. JTWTT «. 
 
 Eostaoe, ». person delitered at a pledge, sfw/. TrtU'l^^ m. 
 To gire aa a h. Ji\\<€\H "^M^. 
 
 HosTTLB, a. T. Adtdib. fift, ^, nyTFfmr, HyTOmT, }- 
 ipptWWt, ft^lT, nDi^, ftl^, Mft^WI, flll^l, 
 
 EosTtuLT, a49. T. A. ir^TfT^, irynwpf, ?(Hm3|, xi^- 
 
 HosTiMTT, n. T. A. and EjrjoTT, Ttynw «. «^ n. JIHrPt- 
 ^/. 'J'HM'ft/. JfT^^^T ». 
 Hoatilitie*. See Wil. 
 Botxin. SceOaoojc 
 
 Hor 
 
 Hot, a. — objects, gener. ^^, 3r?^, ^ror, irh. 
 
 Boiling h. Burning h. Scalding h. &c. JHJT <>/• T^T, 
 qj^fT, 3ToErT, 3r5r3Ta?t?T, +4+^r|, tRtT^, ^JIIWuHH, 3T2<p- 
 eEt<T, T^TT^ftfT, rttlrttflfl, 'KMI'KM, Wgwi, ^<I^cW. 
 
 Eed h. art^raTTr. 
 
 To be h. and sweltering. T^SW, T=rr^, 3*l«|5i, 7^, 
 i'14'li^ ( All impersonal ). 
 
 It is glowing h. gfH ?5T^ ^^., <U|<uiri, '«U|'H«|ri, ^JR- 
 
 2— weather. ^UHufld, 'HWH'ftfT. 
 
 3 T. Passionate, ^tt^, ^ot, 3TP^,?m^ or 5, a^toS, n^- 
 H, ?T5?^, vH^lrf, or 5tT^. 
 
 4 ardent, vehement. HrfiMrMT, rR5^, ^^, fft^, ?ft*T, 
 
 b piquant, biting, S,c. v. ACBID, Pckoe>-t. frt^, tTt5?r, 
 
 ?RTT, ^f^ST, ^<H<ld, vio&Miottfr, yuiyuftrf, ?n'i^<jft?r, 
 
 6 — battle, fighting;/«r/o«<, vehement, cj^, <\n>iJi, ^t^, 
 
 Pl«<1ui, MhQk or miMK, W>?T' 
 Hot-bed, n. bed for ripening fruits^ Sfe. ^fff. 3T5ft/. 
 Hot-beaixed, Hot-headed, a. \. Madcap. ?IT^, Vl^f^^, 
 
 Hot-house, n. gror ^^rfte 50^ ^*Ju*<l«!<JI %^ ^ «. 
 Hotch-potch, «. v. Medlet. f^-4^/. ^TSJ^/.'TtrlHttV'' 
 
 H. of many kinds of grain boiled. f%5JT^ ». 
 Hotel, n. QiwflMl m. ^"ttg ». is getting common. 
 HoTLT. See Veheuehtly. 
 Hotsess. See Hsat. 
 
 Hough, To Houoh. See Ham, To Haustkiso. 
 Houhd, n. r^+iO 5^ ». 
 
 HouB, n. ( of 60 minutes ). cTW m. ^kl/. m. 3T^ w. (the 
 Eaglish word). 
 2 ( of 24 minutes ). ^z^f. ^tf. srf^/q^/ ^itif 
 
 An h. or so. y|^V|*'. 
 
 At all hours. ^ artot. 
 
 Auspicious, &c. h. ^ijfi"^ m. 
 
 Every h.(or moment).irtttrit, qihrtt, fT«rft, fT^?T. 
 
 The golden h. *f)-Hisn ^Z^^f. SHMd^ol/. •Hl^iia/. 
 
 H.-cup. iJT^/. 
 
 H.-plate, V. Goso. qjT/. ^ftf. qiQIoS n. ?ITO m. 
 
 Whose h. is como. ITTK VT^. 
 
 The h. is full; the time is up^ out, ^e. m^\ T^ffl", 
 HouB-OLAis, n. v^ 'HI n. «j|c*^ Hfmct n. 
 Houa-BA5D, «. ^«H.*lzi »«. 
 HomLT, a. ^^irtNr, <rtMt^, *<ilM^SI. 
 
 H0DSLT,MfD. fT»rft, «rftVit. 
 
 Hour, «, «it n. ^ ». h^ht or h m. n. it^ «. »T^ n. «r- 
 ^^ fl. 3<w<i «. ^ ». ^n»?T /»/>. ^iia /. htk n. ?r^ ». 
 
 ^m n. 3T»ITT ». in comp. — in contempt or disparagement, 
 answrrinR to hovel, hut, anehorcl's cell, shed, cell, hole, 
 ^e. frWtlft VT n. ff^^t^ft '^^KK. n. wttf "M^/. "M^TTHT 
 
 /. 7^m mv^f. 
 
 N. B. For the hoaiet of Europeana ^c!T u commoalj 
 
mv 8( 
 
 used, but among themBelTes the MarfiihaB apply thia 
 word to a summer or pleasure house, 
 
 A deserted or desolate h. qftrr «. 
 
 At, in, to, &c. every h. mOm^. 
 
 Bom in one's h. — a Blaye. ^ MI^K . 
 
 Central portion of a h. iTlvl^T m.nMVf^S^K «.JT^^ n. 
 
 Ceremony of occupying a new h. qT*R^/ MiRyfJ 
 or M<r<M«loft/. n^q^?I m. ^KHW^^T m. 
 
 Ceremonies in purification of ah. ^Bfj/sTT^H^fffT/'. 
 
 First entrance, by a wife, of the h. of her husband. 
 ^X'^^Vftf. V^Rvft or ^^T^^^f. n^>?T m. 
 
 H. having flat roof of earth, qv^ n. 
 
 Inner apartments of a h. sirf:^^ n. ajd'j^ m. ^^trR «• 
 
 Large and stately h. mansion. ^T^T »». f^^f. 
 
 Master of the h. gT^ft »n. ^^T'ft »». 
 
 Mistressof Iheh. ER^ftor/. sRq^^t^/. i)<-«)lRun/. 
 
 Open h. hospHttlle mamion. VT^jft/. ^ft/. 
 
 Person taking care of a h. Mi^K^qij^^Ifl^KsCI. 
 
 Pleasure h. Summer h. ^n?5T m. 
 
 Eain water from the roof of a h. tp^uft n. 
 
 Eegister of the houses ( of a town or village ). ^T^- 
 ^f. ^TT^Ionft/. W^ §K(ft/. 
 
 Shutting up of a h. or houses. i^K^iotuO/. 
 
 Site of a h. ?f Hfrr/. 
 
 Site of a h. ( esp. of a ruined b. ) ^K^;^ or H<e|U| n. 
 «fT3T m. qr^ m. 
 
 Thatching a h. ^ y ^Koft/. ^frfll^oft/. 
 
 To ransack the houses. ^TTltols/. ir't. 
 
 To roof in a h. WT «• H^vi^ l. 
 
 To set out or to furnish a h. ^ n. Hfl^. 
 
 To set up or keep h. qr n. sRof, ^T^mT w».-srT5T m.-Ac. 
 
 To lake the run of (go overall ) the houses. 'HK(['\f. 
 To turn the h, out of window, q^ «. 3tf^ ^of • 
 Tou may judge of the h. fram the yard. «RHt 9%^ 
 
 armor ^fnrr. 
 
 'IJlrm, S;c. V. CoMPAKT. ti^ ». ^^/. 
 
 3 race, linecye, v. Familt. ^ >i. q^TOTT m. 5RT^ n. 
 
 4 household.^ v. Family, q^ n. ^^ n. 
 
 5 station ofajilanet. q^ ». 
 
 G square of a chesg-loard, Sfc. ^K ft. 
 To House, v. a. shelter. K^m ^sfmr/.-^t M.-fepm «.-&c. 
 
 ^, 3TT^ OT.-3TT«Tq' m. ^. [ft^Trl SR^. 
 
 2 put under cover. Jfrifl %^-?ranf, f^5ErJmT %^, n^- 
 To House, v. n. tal-e shelter. 3tT^ m.-^^s^^ m. ^r?Tjf, TT^. 
 HousE-BiBr, n. person tcho stops always in the house. «R^- 
 
 SRT, VTfRT, Vl^fslT, ^T^, qT^m, n^*T^. 
 HorSE-liBEAKEB, n. ^'^^T, fHrl'^S^n-, n^'^, ^rfq^rTT, 
 
 J HOT 
 
 Eouse-hebo, House-hectob, n. person valiant among the 
 women and children at Iwme. JTl^^JT, ^n7fift,^1^IT,>"^ ^. 
 House-hold, «. v. Family. «n^ «. «TT «. ^T^ n. 
 
 H.-expenses or consumption. ER^^ ?n. 
 
 H. deity. tRxfj ^ wi. JPl^lift m. ^S^^m / 3Tm«--?r- 
 ^^HT/. 3TKT'-'^5.«r?T «. Boom appropriated for it. ^^^r^ 
 /. ^smr n. \^^K ^ n. 
 
 Oforbelogingto h. qr^, qTT^ or M<M<lvR, ^?ft, 
 aJRfNfT, 3ft?RiT, 3irTt#5rT. 
 
 Quota (of a collection, Ac.) due from each h. ^R^/. 
 
 To invite ( to entertainment ) a whole h. ^rim SR^fT 
 /• ^^. 
 2 domestic management or economy. ^^^^TT w. ^T^^R- 
 
 H.- affairs. 'T^^T^ n. "J^s^lR m. 
 
 H.-jobs or work ( viz. sweeping, cow-smearing, 
 scouring, bringing water, cooking, &c. ). t^^H'irfl m. or 
 3J «. ^<+i*( n. r^'F'^ «. ^^fT n. ^Rq^ m. ^imuf) «. 
 %TqT?ft «. ^tW^IrT^ «. ^m^T OT. aft^T m. V. afi^, gr^ m. 
 
 To do the h. jobs. %TsnT m. ^FT^. 
 HouBE-nOLD, a. m<-^\., N<yfO, ^rar, ^ in comp. ^ in comp. 
 
 HOUSE-HOLDEB, HOCSE-KEEPEE, n. VR^lO, f j^, ^Pl^Sflf - 
 
 !F, ^-i^vt-.^, ^^^TJT, ^^<T, ^R^TRTt, qT^TOT, "J^VT^nft, 
 
 HOUSE-KEEPEE, n. ^tfr^rft *K*<I^0T/. 
 
 HousE-KEEPiKO, n. ^T ^R^«. ^R^R»». ^T^M. H<*)>(K m. 
 
 ?RTR «i. ^fF<T tRT m. 
 Houseless, a. n^J/^, ^^, fHTT^T. 
 HousE-MAin, «. ^T^FRft/. ERMta +IH+(1'T/. ^R^pft/ 
 House-bem, n. i<<HIS «. 
 
 HoUSE-BOOM, M. ERfrT <l^|?tlr^l ^rPTT/ 
 HOUSE-SEEVANT, HOUSEBOT, «, 4<+l'-<<l, Vl<?l'-^r. 
 
 House-stock, House-stobe, «. ER«Pi*ft/. ^R^^T^T"/. 
 HousE-TAX, n. Mi'^iil n. M<M^/. 'ER^^ or ij^itgi »i. tR^Hr- 
 
 ^ OT. v<<«)U|/. ■a't^'HKI *». 
 House-top, n. hToE^^ n. viRt n. 
 
 Chunamed terrace on a h. T^/. ST^Tcit/ 
 
 HOUBE-TEESPASSING, «. 3i3r|?ft/. 
 
 House-wabmino, n. feast on entering a new house. ^T*R- 
 
 "ft/ ^Rft^mT- or m[iM^v{\f. ^^Jf%^ m. 
 HousE-wiiE, n. mistress of a house. SR^^ffl/. ^^y^Ooi/. 
 
 ^R^rrfroft/. 
 
 Notable, thrifty, &c. h. ^*\f\^\ or giw/. 3?5I7Tf/- 
 2— the case or bag. ^pEft/. 
 HousE-wiFEET, n. ERTFRT «. ^TKr?T m. qr^^OT w. or ^ n. 
 
 HOUSE-TABD, n. aTRHT «. [^ «i. 
 
 HousiXG, n. quantity of houses. ^^T^^ »>■ ^ «• T'lTT »»■ ^- 
 
 2 (of a saddle). TT^TT m. 9]Wf- 
 Hovel, n. t. Hut. ^VJZ n. dim. ^]^ or t\f. ^^ n. 
 To HovEB, V. n. hang over or around, move lackwards and 
 I forwards. f^R^-in'/. /J.-Kt^-iTT/. fi.-f*R^^/. pl.-SiO, 
 
WJV 
 
 390 
 
 HUM 
 
 1^, H<'H TT^, *?l'tl*ui, yigwui or ^"iHiiJif, V<Mfl6u{ or 
 
 How, oip. i« wkat manner f ^:m^ *«««T, %^. 
 
 H. great? H. large? %^r. 
 H. many ? H. much ? f%^, %^<rT. 
 HowBEiT, UowEvEB, HowsoEVEB, odo. in Khaltoever manner 
 
 or decree, ^m^, f^pfft^. 
 
 2 neterlheleu, yet, tlill. TTJ, ?ftf, ffSITf^, fr*TTf^, 3T»TTf^. 
 UowDA, i«. ^h?T ■•. 
 
 Howitzer, «. 'KHIofl «K<<I "^tp ij+k<| ^pp an^. 
 Jb Howl, p. ». — as a dog, &c. %^ot, ^i-^hiuj, %^T^, ^PF- 
 
 ^, *t*^fl, ^l^t, «ilHlffl or ^r>TR't. 
 
 2 try I'/i dittreti, wail. v. To Ckv. ^^ *|4H-iT5ET «I>I<S^- 
 
 &c. rr»t, grmfT »n. iST't, yni-+/^ui, armriSr, %n*tHi<4/. 
 
 Howl, Howlixo, n. t. V. 1. %^ n. ic. >>f.uf t/ %^n^- 
 2 T^ET *I«H TTot »». &c. an^N m. '*i|-^-/4^i ». 3Tnpt?T »i. 
 ^ or ^[^^ ^ m. 
 
 Howtnto, a. — wilderness. muimWIh, W. 
 
 Hot, «. ^ !f^w^ HR 3lf^. 
 
 HoBBLE-BCBBLE, 11. particular tntokinj apparatus. JS'l^ 
 
 BulMing sound of a h. 'r^'j^i/. ^^ n. 
 StAnding tube of a b. ifK m. 
 
 HVBBCB, »l. T. rPKOAR. Jp^^ W. JPSTT «. 1=5?^/ T^^T^OT. 
 
 *WIH /. 'WW I m. n^r/. ^t^^T^ m. ^ »». q>?5Tm. «lrf«(l»i. 
 
 HCCKSTEB, HucKSTEBEB, fi. retailer o/tmall article*. ^TS- 
 
 ^TWToft, 57JJM»I^|ofl, «*<fiO, Htii(1, «|os.R«t|i-r^*ir»l-MI 
 
 To HuCKSTEX, e. «t. sj^^T^HfT^ r»»*J«i^r «<NR m.-^TJl^- 
 «4l<<l<-^'4*lw<mK •». ^'C'f, ilc&*fl4 n.-fi^'lW n, pl.-Ac. 
 
 Jo Huddle, c. a. <Aroic together confutedly , v. To Cosfousd. 
 
 «fm|Si, »fi*latof, tt^^ -ll^Uli, MMM««I, 'I'S-lrlUJ, Irf^illf, 
 •it^« /.-V^rrai m.-ms5ii;^y..&o. ^T'i y. of o. 
 2 perform in a hurry, v. To Slvbbeb ovee. HOT^^, 
 •i«^«yii ■•• wA J.oj o. <IC^CMIil%<4HI ^^, 'j^H-luJ, 
 
 To HcDDLF, r. «. froi«/ together, v. To Cbowd. ^T^, %- 
 
 HuDULE, ». T. Cosrisios. vni^-?/ TTT^ or qtqnira m. 
 «it»*9B ■•. ITS m. »R^/. 'nP?<l/ 5(W? m./. »T. 
 
 Hue. m. color, ^ m. fif m. mm m. 
 
 2 *«« mJ ery. ^VTTT «. ^r^W »l. ^1*1^/. ^I^l^l^/ 
 
 '»*KII 'ff^Klf. 
 Ilurr, *. o/>iir«, ^-f. ^frn/. ^/, ^n/ ^/. «flWT m, 
 
 ^ Hcrr, c, «. take huff. Rr^, f^I*, «^, n^, f%*r*, 
 
 2 Sm To BLOirn. 
 
 Hdffeb, »». Huffish, a. Huffv, a. v. V. </<af toon takes of- 
 fence. f^4<rTlf, r««,S<rHR <"* f^R5t^^, ^ff^, fMsf^SvIT, 
 
 HuFFiXEss, n. V. A. ^Rl/. '^y. 
 
 2b Huo, o. a. v. To Embrace. 3Tr^t-<TkRft WRot, ailfeiw)', 
 
 Hco, HuGGiNO, n. T. V. STrfe^Sr n &<:. wTkTT »• f*r^/' 
 
 Cornish h. H'KfJ<<fl/ HFFSfJrat/. 
 Friendly h. ^Mlfe'H pop. %^\fk^X^ n. 'i{^\{k'^^ «. 
 To give a corniah h. «»)4+,4i i^^. 
 Huge, a immense, vast, monstrous, v. L.vnGE. <5k4|41, 1f5, 
 
 f^, ^?nR:,^=r, 5^3T5 or :^Rn?, siraTfs^, trtoc, ^w, 
 
 «1'I4|a4, »(<i|0|r, 'T'TTjr, VT^TtTT, *■«(*, qtllot, <\is'll. 
 
 Hugexess, n. V. A. '^^^THTw. ^I<^4H«II»». &c. ^^\^f. 
 Hugger mugger, n. clandestine secrecy, concealment. f~5W- 
 
 =^/. yr^/ 3T53Tr5/. 
 
 Hulk, «. body of an old ship. ^^'fn^T^^Hl^ t\\'\\nni.<^\Z\T\*>t. 
 2 bulky, burly, strapping fellow. The terms bearing this 
 general sense are numerous. They have of course parti- 
 cular implications, and unequal intensity; but, in thus 
 varying, they agree closely with^jan/, monster, colossus^ 
 yoliath, ifc. here therefore they are collected. H^-iTT, 
 ?!5»m<ft, ;^5TfiT«T, cTgTSiTK, rtt^^T, 5*^ or %t5 n. v^ n. 
 
 ■gin n. fm n. ftrcrrs ^rr'jrH, Hfnrsr «». Rra m. jtt^jrtt^ 
 
 «TnP3T, 3T^^ or 3r;T^ «. 
 Hull, n. v. Husk. ^TPS n. «WH? «. "ifh? n. 
 
 2 Jo</y o/o «*«/). ?rfnr5T m. ^ «. <naKI »i. 
 
 3 mere frame. ^^TTT f». ^ftTRT m. 
 
 To Hull, p. o. v. To Husk. tiiiJiui, «WMd «. ^T5^ ^r. o/"*?. 
 
 Hum, interj. ^, i^. 
 
 7b Hum, v. n. v. To Buzz. ^i3r, H^TT"!^ irt/«w. H'TM'Tf, 
 
 2 ( in speaking ). gi^T ^<ff, yt^. 
 To HcM,t'. a. sinj in a low voice. ^<xM\A-*\<a^\f\'h*\<Jm\r\ 11^. 
 To h. a tunc. 3<3m«i, ^TOTT »».-5<f!iq-«Jlft/-rlM«(l^fft 
 
 Hum, Hlmmixo, n. v. V. N. 1. yiSt ». &e. 5»T<»ft/. »T^Hor 
 or f^T^J^ftiT/. J'FnT or PTJnftT/. JjviiHi w. MUI*! m. 
 
 H. or bu/.7, of people speaking, 'm** -^ /• ^u|<^vi| f, 
 •prip /. TT^ "». 
 
 Human, o. belonging, ^e. lo mankind. H^wn^, H^wniTrft- 
 ^. HPT^, sriJ^O, »TR^, *TH^, 5i?^, ^^^, 1R, "TT^, 
 
 H. art. H-H**!*-!!/. 
 
 H. being. *rg«T ;»o;). mw^T ». 
 
 HU1IA5-KINP, fl. V. MaHKISB. *T^^f^/. 
 
 Hi;ha9E, a. V. riTiFUL, Benevolent, sqif , rqnTH, H«»;<ir, 
 
 iw»mrrg, "r»r«nfH^, j5?^T«n^, ^t^. 
 
 HUMAVELT, adc. T. A. ^'T^, T<llciquiiH, ^'-Tl^iS, *l*><»<<"iif^. 
 HoMJjrcnii, H01CA5ITT, n. t. A. ^/. "RiwrT/. f>\*'V» n. 
 
HUM 
 
 ^^|oii|U|| «i. njiM<?iTT or Hi<2*iH«iT m. ^i^'hI/. rtl*<\<4 1 /. 
 
 »3?^ •^- 
 
 I. human nature, ^^^v^ n. »ij»<4»T^ »». HT^^q' w. 
 2b HnitAKizE, e. a. soften, make gentle, S;c. ^TTH-jftT-'T^- 
 
 HuMASLi, (i(f». (speaking) JT^'^TfTHnnTT^T H^'?5^t^KTir. 
 Humble, o. not proud. ?l»5r, ift^, ftl# or PnCf, n«f^t'T-T- 
 
 a^^rfiTKPft-, ^q;R, SR^^PR, ar^Tf^mfr, H^f^, ?l'?^- 
 
 JT^, jPaifrT, r^^, rft^f^, T'3^, <t^^^, ?n'^=5fr, 
 TM, TPT-Ac. srf%rr, if'JrfT, 3^H, 'F^^, f^'ft, f^^m, 
 2 «o< /o/Jly or grand; mean, suited to the poor. ifWt^, 
 
 nftifT^ ^'^==11, T^tilter^r^F, ^.%q^5ft=5rT, |c5%qt^=qT, 
 
 iTo Humble, To Humiliate, v. a. alase, Iring low. ?nT^, 
 Tri aNuK , ^^T^iif, ?t'^-&c. 5f^, 3^^, Hti^, aif^nrm 
 
 f>l.-&C. Htl"3t y. o/ 0. muiIdKI «J.-^'Ty5/-flT^iT «.-3T- 
 f'THH^l^ n.-rtPTHn OT.-^^tHI OT.-HRf^'^flr «».-&c. ?p- 
 f!jf y. o/o. — "With tLo power or general sense of such 
 words and phrases as, To mortify, to Iring down the 
 pride of, to take the conceit out of, to take the shine out 
 of, to take down a notch, to take down a peg, to Iring to 
 his hearings, to make to look sheepish, S;c. S(c. BI^H^i, 
 ^f.-kc. aTTiT'jf, ^ f.-X'^ m.--^ f.-f^V^ m. J^H-^- 
 ^g. ofo. ^f/.-?pT?35/.-nlf^rt/.-g^/-Ht5f5E/.-^fT»».- 
 &c. fjTt=r"'t g. ofo. HH^P n. ^']it sprdf g. ofo. W\^f.-^J- 
 
 w. n.-7nii^ «. ^Tffr 5Rot g. ofo. w^ T^TTm ?jr^, ?r- 
 
 ir OT.-iRTTir m. MU^g. ofo. ^^, f.-Tvif,?S f.-^mf.-Mii- 
 
 T »i./!/. ^riior, qt? M. ^^,^"t^, ^"vl?ft/.-<pf3Tcfr/.-g^- 
 
 H^3R n.-H^JTMT «.-^Rh?1tfrT /.-&c. W-'^ g- of o. qft /. 
 
 To be humbled, Irought doion, S)C. Tr!". S^of-sreuf 
 
 g. of s. iftf^/.-Ac. ^j:^ g. of s. \Mn.-k^i. TrR^ y. ofs, 
 
 !TT^ n. ^TT# <T¥o7-ysi*«) g- of s. 
 
 2 ( one's self) v. To Abase. q^Ttnr m. ^of, ^TTtif, ?)> 
 
 ^qTiTT m.-&c. ait'ft^;K«'i, T^-Ae. ^|iJf, 
 Humble-bee. n. ''JTr m. VfiTT «i. 'JT m. 
 Humbled, Humiliated, 2>. v. V. 1. sthst^T, fT^%3OT, 
 
 3^?:^5?5T, J?re^?5T, ^»T '^.3r,&C. ^^rfiTllPr, ??f|?Trf^T»TM. 
 
 2 See Abased. 
 HuuBLEB, n. Humbling, Humiliating,^, a. \. V. 1. 5T»T- 
 
 ^OTHT, ^W^TRT, mS^RT, ^»7 ^JR^JTRT, &c. ^TifretTT, 
 
 "H^TftTT, #piniTT, ^f^R^r, aiifHio^rr. 
 
 HuMBLiso, Humiliation, h. v. V. I.— act. ^t^^ n. ^- 
 fyr^rSt n. Ac. ^tioft /. ^Fft /. 3Tf^Tm?T^5^ «. »TR^- 
 T n. TRnjjfTT/. 5WH^?r «. g^Hf^fn «.— o. or s. K^- 
 
 —state. See Disoeace. 
 
 2 v. Abasement. sRT^STTr m. T^mr/. t^^ ^^ ^R m. 
 
 400 HFM 
 
 H. cue's self in the dust. STT^ITT^ / 
 Humbly, adv. t. A. 1. q^Pmrt, ^»3jsi^, ^'SI^SRf, n^l^\- 
 =^5, ar^^TR fltffT, sf^H?Trj5^, fen 4| <{<)%, &c. 
 
 Humbug, «. v. Deceit. "JoI ^w n. "^suft 31TTT m. ^^>ff 
 3TT^ wi. 1^ q^ m.pi. ^\^^f\f. ^HRqfr/ 3;tri>aT/. i>^. 
 
 «Ft?5 n. ^rlN or iTN/. «ni/. in%^ H'-HH «. ?«^TffH^ n. 
 
 2 humbugging person. 'Tli^lr*!!, SqUlli^, ^^^VTft W H- 
 
 ?r<Tr«IT, sfTl^, »ff^ or Ht^, 
 To Humbug, r. o. v. To Deceive, vttt^', ^rfrim or 'tTTT/. 
 
 ^ut-^of, «TT?/ JfR^t-HRoif, ^HRq^/.-Ac. ^. 
 Humdeum, a. V. Stupu), HTStTT, ^T^qr, HoSJToftfT. 
 HuMEBAL, a. belonging to the shoulder. ?^f?IT^, ?^'4T^r,^- 
 
 Humid, a. \. Moist, aite^, arfel. 
 
 2— a soil. ^3[R, ^HT^T. [q^w. 
 
 HuMiDiTT, n. V. A. 1. aStw/. ». aiTtel^M. afraRRTw. 3Tr%- 
 
 2 3{JT»n. 
 Humility, Humbleness, «. v. A. sT'^frr/. ?rt^i=n'/. 15?^% 
 
 f^n. f^Tf^RTT^m/. f-'R^+KdT/ ^^T^Fir/. STiTTf^lr^n. 
 
 ^^n. ir^mf.fff^m. fl^fcT/. ?rRr|f^/. I^FROT./. 
 
 Hdmob, n. (of the body), i^w. trjw. ^w. 
 
 The three ^ttwor* are. ^^w. RtI«. ^rrHifc( phlegm, 
 bile or choler, wind). 
 
 Disorder or Titiation of any of them. 5^Tw. trrg^IT^Tw. 
 Disorder or Titiation of them all. fsj^jn. ajl^qn. 
 
 Disorder ascribed to the Titiation of the h. phlegm, h, 
 ?."pf^TR»n. sp'PTfTOT.— of the h. lile, fqrrf^JFRWf.fqTTfmw. 
 —of the h. irinrf, ^RTf^^FROT. ^TcR>T«i. JlT^f^npRm. ^»i. 
 
 Discharge of humors. <~i<i«)«n«. 
 
 Excess of any of the three humors. st^»i. S'r^Tiln. 
 2 present temper, mood, ffrf/ »Tr«r»i. flf^TH/. 
 
 To be in the h. for. ^mm.pl. T^-^IT^'Jf g. ofs. 
 Z jocularity, pleasantry, wit. T^^n. slsfpft/. 
 4 T. "Whim, Fakct. g^w. rR»iw». v.%lf. 
 To Humob, v. a. \. To Indulge. t7oEr»«.-?ITI«i.-&c. =^lf».J|uf 
 
 g. ofo. g?jfg^#TM.-3^HfftT/.-€J?T5?Yq'»». WK^ g. of 0. 
 Humobal, n.perlain.ng, S/c. to the humors. «F."pf?TT«(mir*i'fr, 
 
 Humorist, n. See Humorous. 
 
 HuMOEOUS, a. facetious, icaggish, jocular, ^^qtrft, f^-?!^, 
 f^K^^f^, ^1«, Tfe^, ^R^g?^, 5^R, 5%5ir3T, Kn^Ur 
 
 2 humorsome, t. Fanciful, Whimsical. 3^, Ut1??, 
 
 df^, srt^«?^, ?f^^, HfsMt. ^^ [T^^n. 
 
 HUMOEOCSNESS, n. v.A. 1. f^Rt^frT/. 2%^/. S?^^/- 
 
 2 gtf^qirrm. &c. jst^f^/. 
 HuMOESOME, See Fanciful, Whimsical. 
 Hump, «. (on the back), fsff n. #Fw. #qn. ?it^n. i\^ or nn. 
 
 2 (on a bullock's back). ^Tasn. ^1^ or m%\^ or ^n. 
 
HTTN 'iOl 
 
 3 ^on a camel's back). ^T^/. 
 H UMP-BACK, n. ^»r5n. vi^ or 'ff'ln. ^m. ^T%n. ^^n. 
 
 To have or get a h. mT*«I, Mi'lih. 
 HvMP-BACKED, o. T»IIT Or f^TS^T, ^?!IT, R"fWT<»r<n^,^^ 
 
 or ^^, ^53T. 
 lIi>CH, n. See Himp. 
 
 2 thick piece. gt^cETm. ^f?W»- ^FTS^n. 
 
 B tKCU-BACKED. See HuilP-BACKED. 
 
 H VNDBED, a. TITT (confined to express one h. To express 
 pluraJity $r is used with a numeral prefix as, ^«F$r, 5^T- 
 ^, fft^rii), V^. 
 
 Aggregate of a h. ^^^^m. ^Trppn. 
 
 By hundreds. ?rVff, n^n: or VW.f\m^ ?rt<T5rt:, ^|[. 
 
 In or by the h. ^f^p^T or ?t, ^^. 
 UCSPRED, n. ditition of a country, v. Colxtt. *T^m. 
 II C5VXE0TH, a. tHK\*i\. 
 
 Hlsoer,»i. k^/ g^/. g^Terr/. 3T%^3r/.— in high degree, 
 agreeing with cracing, racen.nj, Sfc. «Jti«i«/. <«<t<l /• 
 
 ^^^iwRw. ^rrw or m^^^f. «f^w/ w3^^/its»j^ 
 /. «5»v*. 
 
 To allay h. W^f. TjRof, »Jpit?w./.-fprniTt^/.-^- 
 
 H. isTiarder than death. aiM*lr?l'J?rt Hl*^**!^ Wl^ 
 H. needs no sauce, sleepiness no pillow, ^ii^r ^• 
 
 To die of h. 5% HTof. 
 
 To hare one's h. appeased or satisfied. '^Z. IToj". 
 
 Terms for a person wild with h.aro fl^l* *|JI «. ^TH- 
 
 2 See Desim. 
 Jo Hl-soeb, r. w. ^/.-^vn/.-Ac. ^^ in. con. ^rmft or 
 V^'i 'frfl' or Tq^T^fT 3i^, grof, ^^, g+l*|wi— in 
 high degree, to crave, raren, Jfc. ««^«i«ui, ??T^/. 5^, 
 <<^<fl^, ^^T^, -^Wf^^floi, NUHUl^i, •«i"ii«iwi, ^l^l^uj, 
 *n^T^*J, 'P^PPl^ or ^Bjsfi^ot, ^<M»'4Ui, 'iWH fl^<l?Ww' 
 
 'iTO^-7?wi y. 0/ «. fj^y. fTR'if 5'. o/*. »^T^i»». ipr, Rt- 
 
 To h. and tliirtt. brar wnt and prieationt. JTHT ?n^ 
 To sit httngvrinjr. ^fsTIF '^ f!t^ 'TO't, ^^^% t?r- 
 
 HmcoKT, a. >JW, g'RT, TTTfft, ^f^, 5*jf^*t, ^'»Tf*fT — 
 io highdc^free; aa exprcaaed by keen-ut, akarp-tei, 
 ermtinfy ravenotu^fmmUkimy, halj-rtarwd, kungtr-hitien, 
 
 tj'inpr, WMPj*, muffw, Q1IV**, w*n*t*T, qvM, g^- 
 
 H. and needy, ^%VI(^. 
 
 TbiU is ever h. 5*T«, ^WlfWT, ^WlflW/. ^}4^ 
 
 2 vnti9j, harm, wu»jre, ife. gf^, g^. 
 
 HUR- 
 
 Husks. See Miskb. [^tof ^. 0/0. 
 
 To Hunt, p. «.— in the chase. «nTtT/-f?i:FTT/.-^T/.-Ac. 
 2jaihw close, \. To Puesle. <n<5t?T BFlot ^. o/'o. 
 
 3 out; T. To StAECH. i^^, f^^ ^PT^, glR^, 
 
 ^iliH <naiil. [<fec. ^srm. 
 
 To HiPt, r. n. TTT'T/.-f^^R/.-vtc. ^Rwf, irnftW-f^^Jlft^- 
 
 2 look for, T. To Seaecu. ^tT»». WX^. 
 
 To h. every where. ^n^-^t?I-»fr^f«r-&c TfraSr. 
 HCST, HUXTIXG, n. V. V. N. 1. IRV/. f^qjR/. 3n^?»i. 
 
 2 See SEAEcn. 
 
 1. game, S;c. hunted. 'Ri^TT/. 1 
 
 HUNTEK, HuXTSiTAN, «. V. V. f^1^=«TT, f^T*K«)l^, TT^, 
 
 HuxTER, ». horse used in the chase. f^4.i<lt)r ^TTITM. 
 
 HuBDLE, It. crate. r{]t[f. ?Tt«PW«. ^'ra'w. 
 HtJBDT-OUBDT, W. T^ dH4f 151317^. 
 
 To Hlbi,, p. <j. t. To Cast. v^1<I^ %^wf.^<iKwf-«i*3i-&0. 
 
 HuBi,, Hlrlixo, n. v. V. sfRT^ $^^«. ^IrfMioifn. &c. 
 I. See Tumult. 
 
 HcBLY-BCELr, «. V. TuMULT. PToEW. ^^RW. qtM|MI*W. 
 i »TtMoE»». VIPTW or ^«TTK/. qmRw. 
 
 ' HcBBA. See Huzza. [sT-^isIM »«. 
 
 HuBHiCANE, n. «/orB» of wind. m'S^ n. 5TR ». ^PTFT »• 
 
 HuBBiEDLT, aJc. flt'lfl', 3'^'!, rt'ln'i «P5S7r. 
 
 Hlbriedsi^s, n. v. Hubkv. tnff flt?r5 or ^/. BT^nits/. 
 ' HuBBiEB, n. V. V. A. 1. »^m<iNOinT,&c. f ?!^?m, ^n^Tf^^T, 
 I 2 TfR^nTTTT, 
 
 Ty IIuEEV, V. a. urge, Juuten. VI<<<il«iy|, »I4<I^«<UT, ^TT^TT^- 
 I oi, ?Tt<i4*|u|', ^MMUJ, MN'^H/.-^/.-sJ<ll«(oft/.-t5rTT/.- 
 
 2 over or through, v. To Slubbeb Oveb. 1<*)aV"it, 1- 
 I i qj»ji l OT. :pT^ gofo. SnrT't 5F57T a(?f. ^^, 11^ ^^- 
 
 i ottrm «Fcw. 
 
 To HuBET, tJ. n. or To be Hubbied. rrtrTl'ilf, •U«)4i'i, fOTI- 
 
 ! 6t, gTTT^cs f.-^ /.-&c. «R«f , ?Tt?iit-57^?i5t-^'m^ ^p^TT 
 
 o</u. il^-3TO''t, >fHI<l'3flA Slrl'»(-"ITT'»f-&C. f^T^. 
 Hubby, n. violent commotion, <J-f. v. Tumult. nVflf TI«l- 
 
 2 copfiurd eagemett. ^ivf TfTT^oft/. ijnmct/. rt'i««M/. 
 
 ; st^Tsni/ f^?!'!/. JTt^Ti/ nP^f sRnrqrt/- ^'^^b /. 
 
 emtl/. ^f^f. «n^^/ «• ^«^ ♦"■ 3TT«R m. ^%n w. 
 i To bo in a violent h.' inf/-&c. areut, ^^icET m. BT- 
 
 iTof III. con. T'fT'T «. ft"?! or zfH, 
 HcuitiKO, n. V. V. A. 1. VIVHNui n. &c. viW^tfl/. ^TSS- 
 ▼•?5/. y«y5r/. f^f^/. 3?^/ anfTTrmt/ ga^r w. 
 
 , HCBBT-BKUBBT, «. iltt/Zr, CoV"***"*- 'l^^t^/ tTt^Vrtir/. 
 
 sf^f iimw or ^imr/. ?nfpiii/ fRni or ^/. 
 
 To lIuBT, r. a. harm, injure, impair, damage, ^W^, f^Wl^T, 
 
 ii"t, w]^ vm, {^»m»wt «»>• f^sraor, wu^/.-g^m'ft/'-- 
 
 I &c.-TT«t y. o/o. TT^f »». ^^. 
 
Htrs 
 
 402 
 
 HTE 
 
 2 T. To "WooND. 5^(Ncf /. ^"Jf-^, pn^, t<MVW m. 
 iF?:oty. o/o. 
 HUET, n. 7ta?«», mischief, damage, detriment, injury. g^P- 
 
 SigT or tr^gr nt. 3HM+K »»• STTT^ »«. 3^1^ n. 3lf^? n. ^TT^- 
 
 Z n. ^f.^f. 
 
 2 ira»«e, ^c. v, WoraD. |?m?T/. 
 
 To receive h.— a limb, &c. g^^Tot or l^fT^. 
 HCBT, ;>. T. v. 1. STR?3aT, &C. 3T^H, iJlHm+K, viirtlH^K, 
 CJT^, fspifecT, ^nm^ or 3Tm<t, 5^fT. 
 
 HcnTEB, M. HuETFUL, a. V. V. 1. ^TRmnr, ■<<«N+<UIKr,«&c. 
 3Tq^FR5r,'31'mO, arq^TTt, 3Tq:FR5m5p-si^f-&C. 3^^- 
 
 I.— article of food, v. TJnwholesosie. snisq-, ^\m\, ^]^ 
 
 VPF, TT^sfr, ^T^sft^, 3^^'rft, 
 
 Hpetfulkf.ss, «. V. A. ^^^V^ m. 31M'+l<+r4 n. STT^FTft- 
 rTT/. 3m+l<+*rra »». 
 I. 3T^0T m. STT^^nPTOTT »»• STTtT^Ft^ «• 
 HrsBAND^n. ^T^ «• ^T^^T M- ST^TT »J. TtT? i^i?. «rrR Or 
 *raf^ m. Tf^ m. SR »'». *?^ M- ^tff 2)0/1. ^F^T »».— in fami- 
 liar phraseology, nt^ «». i:!^ «».— in amatory or poetic 
 pliraaeology, v. Lotee. 5TMTf6n=rr»T m. TT^ m. ^h m. 
 
 Chooser of her h. ^M^Xjf. 
 
 Choosing of one's b. ^nWC m. n. 
 
 Duty of h. and wife. ^5«^ m. ^^VfMm. ^Nr?mTfj». 
 
 Fixing upon a person to bo the h. of. ^^siqq^ m. 
 
 H. and wife, married pair. ^T^RTT^ or ^ n. <^|<^rf| 
 
 H.'s brother. *rHT »». ^ «». ^ m. ^ w». HT^ or 
 
 H.'s brother's wife. 3fT^ or vn^/. 
 H.'s father. ^RRT m. J^^ w. 
 H.'s father's house. ^n^X ». ^Wm^ n. ^\^^M\lf.— 
 Girl resident in it. ?f I ^ <<4 1 *ft<^ /.— Eesidence in it. ?rT- 
 
 H's mother. ^^ or ^f. W^/. 
 
 H.'s paternal aunt. arirlHrei;/. 
 
 H.'s sister. H^5?/. ^^f. ^ «• &./.1'?. 
 
 Woman whose h. is alive. ^^TfMt ]pop. ^^V^f.^- 
 
 Taking a second h. qr^ m. ^^rtr m. 
 To run from one's h. and dwell with another man. 
 «fT n. f^^, ^ ». f^^. 
 "While the h. struts abroad the wife starves at home. 
 
 2*0 Htjsband, f. o. manage with frugality. ^rR%HT^-ft?^- 
 
 HusBAKD-nooD, n. ^l^^^Muii »i, h^^ «, 
 
 Husband-man, n. v. Aobiculibbist. ftrl^Fft, M*n»ft, ^- 
 
 Hcsbandet, n. v. Agbicultbbe. t\H*m n. ^if*?/. ?;f«n^fl. 
 Instruments of h. — gener. or collect. ariTrT *f^OTT w. 
 
 2 domestic economy, y. FErGALiTY. BR^I'lT^uft/.^^'Trj/". 
 Husii, in/tfr;". ^, 3^m, sfl^^'Ft. 
 To HcsH, V. o. quiet, tt.U. 5[rt?T-5it?-^-&c. T^, ^itfrf/.- 
 
 ?m M. ^RTJf^'. o/o. 
 
 2 hush up ; suppress , <^l«iui, ^I«n^/-%1T^/. ^^f 
 
 HtJSH-MOITET, n. V. BkIBE. Hli^muf «. 5^71^ »». H^^^T OT. 
 
 Husk, n. external cover, rind, »*tn, hull, ii^a n. «^ «, 
 
 Husks i—chqf. ^Tm.*ra». g^^Rw. gfH^m.g^^n. 
 551ft/ 5^/.<5tr5 «. #Ri fl.Htt ».i>i. nq OT./JOf . njr w. n. 
 
 2 ( of"^rEnift, ^^, &c. ) «P^ n. 
 
 3 ( of legumes ). +,<inn or +|<iu| «. Joft «. 5^ «. ^T? n. 
 2b Husk, v. a. v. N. ^tc!^, ?(Tc5 w.-^ra^ 7».-&c. *i<sui 
 
 ^--o/o. [^^^. 
 
 Husked, p. v. V. #55^, &c. Htcifw, ^R^q, fj^fTfT, f^- 
 HusKT. See Hoaese. 
 HussAE. See Teoopeb. 
 To Hustle. See To Jumblb. 
 Huswife, Hussx, n, term of contempt for a woman.m^'hin, 
 
 KUf ti^ «. 
 Hut, n. cot, crib, eahin, hotel. ^PT^ n. dim. ^ft/. ^ or 
 
 ^VJf- #T7 n. ^HS «. dim. ^htt f. ^'jftf 5ff^ m. 
 
 ^1 n. ucq^ n. dim. %jvjf\f. 3T?^ n. jfk "■ <Ii}5[nc5T/. 
 
 Hutch. See Bis. 
 
 Huzza, inierj. ^pTvpr, v^qvPTT, vd^M^dM+R, «»i^«»i. 
 
 Huzza, n. «/(0w< o/io^- T«TT »«. '3iq^»nT m. viTT?!!*^ m. ^^' 
 
 To Huzza, v. n. vT?t?5^ n.-&c. ^^^, 
 
 Htacisth, «. ^ ^^T^fJT sn^. 
 
 Htbkid, a. V. M0S0KEI-. ^>raT, fiT«r»IT?ft'T, fl'^^<Jirrft^. 
 
 Htdatides, «. tcatery vesicles. +M'frl5 w». //i. 
 
 Htdbaulic, a. «T'W Wt?f^<II«5l'ift-f?«n?jp. 
 
 ^TDKAULics, «. science of fluids in motion. wi')Hv1rfnjt|l/. 
 
 HrDEOCEPnALUS. n. 3r?5H^^. 
 
 Htdeocele, n. (?rop<y 0/ /Ae testicles. ^FKff|;/. 3T?nio! »». 
 
 HTDEODyWAMICS, ». 3^^JlTf?rfr«T^?r^ «. 
 
 Htdbooen, n.3'^+^H+<<l^ m!|^"tf;R ».(from the English). 
 HxDEOaEArnEE, n. ^^^^?; ^% H^Xt +liS<'IKI. 
 HxDBOOEAPirT, n. ^H^*lO^< «i^'^% 'HPT^r ^Ku*<l->ft f^<IT/ 
 HxDEOMEi, w. honey-water. H^TTH'ft n. JTVT^T'ft ». 
 Htdbometeb, n. 7^ 5«Tf=^ f?r?t«r ^^^r JHluiu^^l-Sj W«H n. 
 Htdeopatht, m. uater treatment. vT^TT^fK «• 
 HYDBOPnoBiA, n. fraaSrm $'«4NI f^WR «• ^f?^«t3;3[t- 
 
 TX^ m. 3T3^ »». 
 Htdeopical. See Deopsical. 
 Htdbostatics, «. science of the neight, S(c. of fluids. 7^- 
 
 Htemal, 8, rWo/i«^ ^0 «;»■«<«•. f|^T2iTniT, f^»^, f»T,"|H?r. 
 
HYP 403 
 
 HtEyi, n. f^^ m. ?Rg m. 
 
 Htoboukteb, n. ^t?ft?5 aO^i^i Mi^ q ^j i ^' ^trrvr^ n. 
 Htve^eal, Htmeseait, It. marruje tony. f^«ii^nTT «. K- 
 
 Htusneal, Hti£E5ea5, a. nupliai. ^^T^V^r, ^TTf^sj^Tt, 
 Htxk, n. relijiout tony. B^jt^T n. 5#nT »•• 3PTn »«. T^TT «• 
 2b Htp, ». a. make low spirited. vJ^I«-Ji^I^-f«im**-&c. 
 
 Htpebbole, «. — in rhetoric. arfrlTWtf^/ SR^jl^/arfti^ie. 
 Etfebbolic, Htpekbolical, a.v. N. 3Hp(?l4lThn^,a<rMTfO- 
 
 Htpehbolist, n. 3TfH7PW^ ^^-^T^-^JrTf, 3T^ra7^, f^- 
 
 Ht?exbobea>', See Nobtheex. 
 
 Htpekcbitic, HTPEBCBrriCAL, a. ottr critical, y. Captious. 
 
 Htpebcbiticism, «. excett oj criticitm, v. CAPTiorsyESS. 
 
 IlipsoTic, a. toporific. ffrr 3nt>mRT, Pji»i*k*, P i 4ivtn» . 
 
 Htpochosdbe, n. v. Side, si^ m./. «i^ i jl /. 
 Htpochokdbia, Htpochokdbia»is, fi. V. Melakcholt. 5- 
 
 f^?WT^ m. Rll^ m. 
 Htpochosdbiac, HiPOCHoyBBiACAi,, a. V. Melascholt. 
 
 ?T^tfT^, rq ^ ft ^l <1 , f^^T^jftr. 
 Htpocbi-sT, n.— gener. fffn n. ^Hm. j^T w. HH?!/. n. ^ff*r- 
 
 « n. fWr <^ MI«!MH+ n. f^/. 3<l*K«|im n. 3TT^FR. 
 
 2— religious. ^W.*^H n. JT^iPT n. *ri+«'<<l« m. ij? n. 
 
 Hti'ocbite, ».— gener. v. N. Tf»ft or irr, ^»ft, Tff>T^, 5*ft, 
 JTTaft <>»• r»TT, *T^<^, ^'WrtY, spTtfT ^ JTSTtT ^, fJTOT, 
 f*nf^, Pt^^^, In that ehade of the sense of this 
 word denoted by the current terms and phraaes co/, 
 teol/in theep'$ dothiny, taint-lookiny ruffian, demure 
 Uood-kcund, butter-faced cut throat, meekei/ed villain^ 
 honey-tonyued scoundrel, (one looking) as ij butter 
 teould not melt in his mouth, sanctimonious fellow, lamb- 
 like voif.—i. e. one of soft and mild aspect., but of dark 
 and fell purpose, there are in Maraihl numerous terms 
 and phnwes equally current and equally significant 
 
 ^ft«*0, ^i*«i»Hi«ft, ^iTsywf^, Tilf^mu, i|^Mf^ Willi, 
 "mm mrwTfr or Ho«iim*fif , ^?mt prwt ^ qrrmTT, 
 
 ■4*lk, 'i1l4tr<il Wfn «I*?*II-<IT, <i'HIH< »Tt? or JitiT^tHT 
 
 •ftl, f^Tl^ or i^lqvO^ VIE, 'J«^MI or jKvfnr, f*i«'»n^ 
 
 Ml^flil, f*I«l^^ H\W}^^. »»7fwV^TtlM. [ OTTTT. 
 
 rrbgiout. Hn»^*fl, fl^ft^ft. f*T~^, 4i«Ml% w?^ ^m- 
 
 To play the h. Tmf^ ^anft/. <r^, W^*? n. »TrJT^ 
 
 B\w>cKTiCAL, «. T. Htpocbite. cMt, Ac. rfntm, ^5NT, 
 
 IDE 
 
 Htpogasthic, a. x. N. ?^ra^^ "Tt^T^, ^m^T, ^f^fr#5i5:ft. 
 HTroOASTRluM, «. iotcer region of the belly. ^rT?5?f qR '». 
 
 3Tf^/- f^Rorn. q-f^orqf^ OT./. 3"tT^^^/. Sff^ '♦. 
 
 'TP='T^PTm tn. ^■^\<^<i*i\'[ m. 
 Hypostasis, n. subsistence, substance. ^^ n. srf^T^ ». 
 HxPOTEji0SE, n. — in geometry. q;of m. ssf^or n. 
 Htixjthesis, n. supposition, principle, <J-e. assumed. 5F?q- 
 
 : Htpothetical, a. v. N. !F?q%^, sidf,:^-Mi, aT^JTHT^, JpT- 
 
 I ^tMPi*, 3TT5*rTf%^. 
 
 I Htpt. See Htpochondeiac. 
 
 ! HXSTEEICS, «. *|l<4M|o4Im. 
 
 HvsTEBOX-PEOTEEOX, aJv. reverscly. iTTnj^, ^J^rrTTl, 3iTTf^- 
 
 or TTWJI 
 
 J^ This towcI is represented in its short sound by f , in 
 its long sound by J, and in its diphthongal sound by ^. 
 
 I, pron. ^\. 
 
 Ice, fi. congealed fluid. «r^». ^^t^ f^rJl^^-nts^c! qT''ft».-&C. 
 2 concreted sugar. ViyiJ^at'HKjl^/. ^IT^X'^rm'Fw. 
 
 To break the i. Jig. ^^^=3f,^m.-^SKKHm.■&.c. qR'5f-*l«"i, 
 
 Jb Ice, r. o. «l»^rfl*jH-4W'H-&c. '4i sR't. 
 
 2 W^1-«)IMi+m. v||t4i)i-?l^t?H"i. 
 Ice-bebo, «. *l<l>NI4l'K»n. 
 
 IcnxEUMOS, n. — vivena. ^rpffw.n. ^^m. «Ig»». ?nTft»>». 
 IcnOB, fi. saniousflux. K^^lm. ^^ f. "^(Vf.n. "TT^TfTfTn. 
 IcHOBOCS, a. serous, wa/ery. ^fTJ^T, ?r%^, ??#WT^, 'J5- 
 
 IcHTHTOLOOT, n. description, S[e. of fishes, Wt\A^^^n. 
 IcnTHTOPnAOOUS, a. feeding on fish. »Tr^H?W, '^f^'TT^T'l, 
 
 IcHTnTOPHAQT, n. /icifiy on fish, ^^rk^\\\f,m. »ic*<<*ft^JRn- 
 
 Icicle, n. ice-pendent. ^^K^^^m. •J'TTTT'Tm. 
 
 IcoyOCLASM, n. imffy* breaking, Wtf^PTHw. 
 
 ICOSOCLAST, «. 'jYrPStl'TRT, WfrPt^TF. 
 
 ICT, a. warf*, ffc.ofice. ll'pWr, f^KT^, ^«T, f^flSlflHr?, 
 
 2 roW /(Are «Vf. »nrhrrTW<ti. 
 
 Idea, n. f»«n<a/ image. sjiFTTT/. HRn. sjf^HI«m. afTTBTTm. 
 
 Distinct i, Wl JTfiWffT/ ^ [9f"». 
 
 2 eonception, thought, v. XoTiox. ?T^»i. HTTn. Tf^m. 
 
 Abstract i. THTw. 
 
 Under the i. of. 5^. 
 IsBAI., «. existing in idea, v.TxTEtLKCTCAt,ME5TAL.»r^r'?T, 
 
 2 visionary, \. Iuaoinabt. «Rf^^, ^If^Pl^, »T*T:lfff1- 
 
 I. world. W^^f^.f. 
 
TBI. 
 
 ao4 
 
 IDO 
 
 Ij>ealisu, fl. doctrine of the vnredity of matter, ^imf. ^T- 
 
 »l*(l*(r/. 37f^?IT/. 3HR44HI4ot. 3frf^?IiTf?T». ST^ /• 
 Idealist, «. v. X. JTI^mr^, srf^qiqrrJt. 
 Ideallt, a(?f. V. A. 1. am! Mextally. K^trf. 
 Idestic, iDEXTiCAt, a. the same. <Tt^, "J^^, fF*T^, 3Tf*t^, 
 
 Idexxicalness, iDENTirr, «. v.A. ^^^n. ^^-m^m. dlilr*^ 
 «. 3TfJm?rT/. STOTvT TTsrwJ. 31H^w. aTJT'^TrlT/. arq^wPTTW 
 W. rf^flT/. rfr2cq«. (^^OT^fT/. 
 Personal i. 31|rHi'M»-ln. 
 
 To Identify, v. a. prove to le the same. <^?ft-^Mf^r-&c. 
 
 2 treat as the same, make to le the same. ^^^^ ^T^jT^OT, 
 
 luiOciiACy, n. peculiarity of eonstittition. grrrTHi^w. ^'^- 
 
 frTHHR'n- SR^f^^TOT. ft'^TST^frT/- 
 Idioct, n. natural defect of understanding . ^••»i|-m W^iiTT 
 m. ;jT'm-q,%5«.-'55S7i. vjM^^rt^'T'iTT'n. &c. ' 
 2 imbecility ofmind—gcuer. ^ot»». IJjS". ^ »• ft^ w. 
 gaUHTTOT. «)Mo(,MUl|»(. &c. Jfte^ 5^^/- ^^^TN"*- 
 Causing i. by magic. 3^R?r«. 
 Feigned i. ^r?5%fw. 
 iBiOir, n. peculiarity of phraseology. ^\?,vz!r^\ ST^TTw.-fllrr 
 
 2 the genius or cast of a language. *n%^-&c. "^^ f- 
 
 Idiomatical, a. relating to idiom. ^HIui^if^NI-qT, *)I«1U1'H- 
 
 2 according to idiom. ?fM4I<4g5, *<l1u|^iI<JIMI^yU. 
 
 IfilOMAIICALLY, flc/v. V. A. *il«)UHil|!^Hl^, «r'*ll+l'M'^l*l, «it- 
 
 IriOiTSCEACT, n. peculiarity of constitution. arrrHTf^m. ^- 
 
 irr sr^rfcT/. q'^lrr^^T »». sr-Tfnftfn'jrTT/. 
 Idiot, m. t. Idiotic. ^oET-&c. JTPjrr, ^TRT^ w^, TT^ ^^, 
 
 TTf^, 3T*f^ »».«. ^^ «»• ^i)^*^/. See also Tool. 
 Sham-i. ^t^tsr. 
 Idiotic, loioiicAt, Idiotish, a. v. Footisn. gsT, ^ot-*-!, 
 
 ?js^7, Tjoi^, qr^ToET, ^r^, ^5ErqT, &c. *ft^, *ft5i^, 
 
 I. look. «rT^55t JBTT/ 'IiqicifsfT 5?T/. 
 Idiotism, Idiotcy, n. v. Idiocy. ^?fo5 m. ^ n. 
 Idle, a. averse from lalor, v. Lazy. aTTcE^t, g^,f5T^«<MI, 7- 
 
 2 not engaged, — person, Ac. R+IHT, f^^I^ft, sf^TT, ^TTc^, 
 
 o not occupied-time, &c. v. Vacaxt. f^+jHT, f^4ilHMUIMI. 
 4 trifling.^ light, silly, Sfc. qj^P^, R+[Hr, R+IH+I, ftrTT, 
 
 ^r?^r, ^rq-+:<tjft, ^tttW^^t, f^T'*?^, arf'^^, ^rT"P^. 
 in? Idle, r. »i. v. To Daw-mj,. imot, vi?nT«m, ^\^ f i>l- TIT- 
 
 llf (?>• JTrftfT «W^, ^inMI<4 TWC^ ^Rf^ 07'ij|i|«iH SWjfjTH- 
 
 To Idle -AWAY, p. a. spend in idleness, f^l M M "I I <M Ftfi'-ft^W- 
 
 ! Idlkxess, n. V. A. 1. 3TrSfr ?«. f ^/ STRF^' n. T^l'X^'^in. 
 
 2 ft'+.iMMuii w. »i+KMuri w.&e. ^npitt/. sT^^n »«.f?f^^r- 
 
 f»T?TT/. T^TFTPTT^ m. T^JriTrflcJ? n. 
 
 4 MI+ciMUIT m. fi^-Jm m. &e. f^'4-^|r?Tr/. 
 
 Idleb, n. V. V. X. jmomr, &c. iPT^^Tsr or ^r^nr or smn, 
 
 Meeting place of idlers. R:<Pr»rtTT?^/. 
 Troop or baud of idlers. «hd'<K n. 
 Idlikg, n. V. Y. 'S.—act. 1»T0T «. ^"ti^ «. &C. ^tIpRW/. 
 
 lDLY,-«(?r. V. A. 1. CHI^til^', 3H|ol^"TOrr^, &C. 
 
 2 R-prnMUIH &c. T?ffnT5rf^, +.IHNM5, f<<PIHI ij^. 
 '; 'i: tcithout a purpose or an object, merely.^ lightly. TTT, 
 
 I Idol, n. image to he tvorshipped. ^T?f/. ^ m. ?rf%PT^ w. 3T- 
 il ^/. rff^ m. 
 
 II Ablutiou ( by distillation or streaming ) of an i. 
 3TfH%^ »!.— Vessel for effecting it. StfHWTT^ «. 
 ^^^ n. 
 
 Ablution-water of an i. 5TT^,iioft n. ^TT^oi n. 
 Apartment ( in a temple ) of an i. ^M'^^^ft /. TTTnT m. 
 Articles for the pujd of an i. TJlT pop. J^Tl/. «rf^ m. 
 Ashes of a substance burned before an i. at'lTTT m. 
 Blessing or token of favor granted by an i. 5THT5 n. 
 Canopy over an i. Hi^ or TTts^/. TTot^/- SJ^ 1. 
 Cloth spread over an i. after worship. t4^<(e|^ n. 
 Cloth thrown over an i. Hrl*!^ n. 
 Constitution of an i. ^=(tMiHT n. ^^iJimi/. ^sffiistf' 
 ^ or aHNI^H n. ^«»Mfriyi/. -=KHFriyi/. mRhIMH «. ^^• 
 
 Drip-pitcher over an i. »nE<ft/. [^T m. 
 
 Face ( of silver, brass, &c. ) for an i. W^^TT or ^'TT- 
 
 Favorablo response from an i. Z'^^^f. 
 
 Great and extraordinary worship of an i. HftiMvHiy. 
 
 Hymn, &c. sung by devotees before an i. "T^T?^/. 
 
 I. for processions. ^rHT^wfrf/. HnTOfff/. ^PJ^jfcf/. 
 
 Image of an i. impressed upon a plate. THF m. 
 
 Lamp before an i. •T''il<(t4 m. — For this there are numer- 
 ous names, as there are numerous diversities in the 
 composition of the wick. 3T^ n. or 55^?f /. aiHd^Mor 
 f^STFT/. ir^^JTrrT/ ^Z^■r\f. f,^[^f. JTrfoT^P^IfT /. ^• 
 
 Lamp-dish before an i. f^t^TT «. 
 
 Litter for an i. ( when carried in procession, &c. ). 
 itc^n m. ?lc?T m. 
 
 Jletal cups arranged before an i. TfT^RT?^/. 
 
 Offerings to an i. ^^ n. q^HT^ m. ^ n. 
 
 Offerings of food to an i. after morning-worship. ^- 
 Sfftn m. 
 
 Offerings to an i. and priests on or after pilgrimages, 
 &c. %^sTT!!rT m. 
 
 Particulars and poiats of i.-worship. <Tj1I'-|-=)K m.pl. 
 
TDO 405 
 
 Ihere are sixteen ( l"t«?lImK ). 
 
 Periodical festival in hoaor of an i. Spp^ ^imr/. 
 ^jr w.— Pilgrims or multitude attending it. sRCT/. 
 
 Petition or prajer to an i. 'l-^iuj n. r. «n?r, ^K. 
 
 Plate at the back of an i. ^^*JT^^f. 
 
 Procession of an i. ^tj'-ll-aVr /. — around tbe town. 
 H'KM-if»( qil/. ^f^PU or nf^RT m. 
 
 Puriiication of au i. ST^jt^f^/. 3T^/. 
 
 Purification of an image in order to constitute it an 
 i. "ii-Hi^rif. 3T^/. 
 
 Eailiiig before an i. 'IWJ^/. 
 
 Kemains of an offering to an i. Pl«ir*f m. «. 
 
 Bice, areca-nut, &c. stuck upon an i. when it is 
 consulted. fj^JTJft/. ^tr^ »». 'j_<iM\f- pi- ifHT^ m. 
 
 Smearing of an i. ( with oil, red lead, &c. ). MM"! «. 
 
 IGU 
 
 Stand for an i. ^^^J^ m. 
 
 String of cocoauuts, Sic. around au i. ^K^ n. 
 
 String of flowers, Ac. around an i. JrlcHi or ^rfKlm. 
 
 Submersion of an i. ^i^rftf^TO^ «. 
 
 Thread thrown around au i. and thence taken and 
 worn. <jftr^ n. "ffiTr^ «. — Ceremony of throwing it &c. 
 "Tf^TrftTT w». 
 
 Tumultuous drumming bcfbre an i. ^^^rif/. 
 
 Unfavorable response from an i. TT^y. 
 
 Vessel ( of flowers Ac. ) prcteutcd in begging for 
 an i. ?Rft/. 
 
 Vessels and articles used in i.-won>hip. 3^pRTjff n.pl. 
 
 Visit to an i. ^^?H »». *fl*.^lH n. 
 
 Vow to au i. Hii>«;;t./ »IPT?T/. HHfll/. HR<J^/ m- 
 5T%^ n. 3ITT «. 
 
 Waving of incense ( with lamps ) around i. IfTITot/. 
 
 Woman prostituted to the service of au i. HTJft'T/. 
 
 Worship of an i. ^4|<J^|/. J^/- 
 Worship of an i. by offering 100,000 (fruits, flowers, 
 grains, Ac. ) f^TfiMt/. ''.^V^/. 
 To circumambulate an i. on one's right hand. ^^*f\f.- \ 
 mfVwl/ Vl^iJI (%fT?T Ac), — on one's left band.ST^^. 
 VT^ (^^J^ Ac.). 
 
 To <lt«orate an i. with flowers. J^TT/ «ltvTiT. 
 To offer to an i. 1000 (leaven, Ac.).»T^H »nKn. VT^. 
 To prostitute herself to an i. — a woman. %?». i(ij. 
 To wave around an i. (a fan, brush, Ac). ST^. 
 2 fig. *. Darliho. ^«^V n. ?f^n. q^^w. qJOTf**! «. 
 ICOLATCT, •. WffNt ^fT VINI, ^f^TTO, 5Tf«T*»PT''I'S. 
 ll>OLATKE.*t, m. I^^t^ mrvvf^/. 
 I r Of.ATBOfs, a ptrtaininy.ife. to idvlatry. 7^'{^VI,'{f%*[^l- 
 
 2 aUirleJ to iJoU/ry. ^\r(^J C^OTRT, ^f'frpiTTJT, ^f^T- 
 ^TfT^^TJ, 'jfrT'JIIM'I'iwi. 
 
 3 p«rttkiny of txrettive attachment or ttverente. 3T^- 
 
 IiotATET, n. wor«7ij> of idols. ^V^'^f. KfrfJ^n. wrTSf^ 
 
 2 exeestive attachment or recerence. aT^PTfrp/. ST^Tlft- 
 f%/. arfrlHH m. 
 To Idolize, v. a. love, ^-c. to excess. ^^i^n.^^M g. o/"*?. arfrf- 
 
 Idoxeous, a. T. Fit. qrnr, ^rp. 
 
 Idtl, n. Tg'HrJ^f^fspPnJ |J4«H='i) »i. 
 
 I. E. (id est) J^pr^. 
 
 If, eonj. sr, ^JfT^HT, ^R^, v^'I+Rht, 'JT^'PFT, ^^, ^^, 
 
 Even if. vjft, T^rfw, ^rQf't%'5. 
 
 If perhaps. *4.iP=(^, <^4l+<^lp«)H. 
 iGSEOrs, a. consisting, ^c. of fire. 3W'^^, 3TT^, arfinT?T, 
 
 loxis FATtcs, n.— the meteor. HR-pirtlrTn. I^^IR^tf^^/. 
 I To loxiTE, luxiTiox, Ac. See To Kindle, &c. 
 Ignoble, a. of low birth. ^H*oi)-m, l^t^^ft^, J|>JT3T??T?!', 
 
 ^Hx^iri, ar^^r, ft'T^, ?"'*rf*i, ^H-jiM, 5f?^, 
 
 2 not honorable, not worthy, v. Mean, fft^, ^3+|, inft, 
 STvnr, <TT*TT. 
 
 I0>0BLESES9,W. V. A. 1. ^TJI^IdqOIIm. &C 3T^^fmT/. ^T- 
 
 55ft/.*H3?H/. ^HMilfddl/. 
 
 2 IFJftloifOT. Ac. Rm<.dl/. 
 Igsodlt, adv. V. A. 2. TT^fft^uTI^, ^Nf^qr^, "TTRTfrft^. 
 lGS0illX10C3,a. shameful, disrtpuUille, ^'c. v. DlSQBACEFUL. 
 
 c5Tf»iTqrrTT, aiqq^i^i, ^^Sr^-Ac. arT^s^niT. 
 loxOMisy, n. v. Disgrace. ^(T'W?! «. ais'iH »«. STJrfrf^/. 
 
 losOBAMf 8, n. an ignorant person. f^R?^, aT^T^TT, 3TW?I^, 
 
 Sturdy or rude i. fm'^r, ^TOT, 3i«T or 5i«lT, T^f^,^- 
 loxOBAXCE, n. «.'(»«/ of knowledge. 3TfTR«. RI^fft/HI^^'lCV 
 
 /. %iJirniirm. JTomToin. ^mr^rft/'. 'flf^i^/. arirr^r/. 
 
 ■STfTR?!!/. 5^«. ^r<?^n. fTPirHTT m. ^M^lf^f^M. flPT- 
 
 «f^/. 
 
 Gross i. in 3T|ITH n. «i«ii^m rt. 
 Spiritual i. 3T?rPT «. 3lf«KIT/. ^F^ »«. 31^»-^frr/ 
 Ia:(ORA>'T, a. destitute of knowledge, uninslructed, illiterate, 
 
 dlMH, fWHft. [IT 
 
 2 unaequainted with%m 1 ^d ,"JlTKTf^<TnT?', n vi 1 ui , STTfT 
 
 IoNOBA5TLr, flrfr. V. A. 3T?Tl^ld, TT^pft'f, ^<Hlf^?fl^, Ac, 
 
 Tp Ionobk, r. ff. tc ignorant of. ^«i«l, 
 
 2 pretend not to know or see. 8T«CTJ TlfT 3Tt5 ?rT»!T^. 
 8 ( a bill of indictment ) Fi^fr^ JTT n^Jr^g^ ^5^ 
 
 lav USX, n. \imi /. n% m. »il*r / 
 
ILL 
 
 406 
 
 ILL 
 
 Iliac, a. pertaining to the lower howelt. <?fH--:Mf 3Tt?Tft^r. 
 I. passion. 3"^?? m. 
 
 That has the i.passion. 3^PTR»Tr arfrfft^, T^TT^T'ft. 
 Ill, a. See Evil. 2 sick, unwell, ^^ul+ft, 5^<TI^ft, pTJITS;, 
 
 3TPTTft, sftTTT, itill^WI, 'JT^rriT, aT^nTT^Tft. 
 
 To be i. f^tif, T5^, fn^^ 3T?m, Tf^ 3T^9r, 3T^«?Jr 
 
 «. VTTof. 
 Ill, n. See Evil. 
 Ill, arfu. not well, not rigidly, — goner, ^nf^, W^- 
 
 2 not easi'y, %cithpain, ^c. qi#^CT, 'J^'^l^, -jrfH I ^K . 
 Ill-accoedino, Ill-aqeeeing, a. f^n, f^%5. 
 Ill-adtised, a. ^^HT, f^f^. 
 
 Ill-ahranged, a. I^spjt, JcsfnTTTr, 3T5'T«rfnT?T, 3T»?T^4T=^. 
 Ill-behated, o. v. Misbehaved, ij^i^^^r, st^^^TTJ^Nt, &c. 
 
 an^Tjj'Jkf^T^, 3T?fte, f :?ffte, ifrT, ^iifffT, |f5^ft?r. 
 Ill-behavioe, n. v. Misco>-duct. ir^ra/. 'Mi^W/.^^^- 
 
 Ill-beikg, n. 3T«PrqTTJr n. 3T«pt n. 3T%r n. 3T^5[T?5 n. 
 IlL-BETOKEKIKO, IlL-BODISG, iLL-OilENED, &c. a. ^fT^ift, 
 
 Ill-blood, m. v. Exmitt. ^ »». ^<iihh «». 
 
 Ill-bbeb, ffl. afTfj[r?, 3TO>-"q', 5|tt, ^jpt^. 
 
 Ill-breedimo, n. afrfV^rTT/. ;jra«T?TT/. 
 
 Ill-disposed, «. v. Advekse. srf^irST, ^^5iTT K?ir^, f^TTJTT, 
 
 Ill-eavohed, Ill-eeatiteed, a. ugly, ^■c.3T^c5?T'jft, jt^^T^ft, 
 
 ^?TOT, f?5^<ift, 5?r^, ''^SIJ ^t^^, f^^TT, ^^. 
 Ill-flavoked, a. fsr^T^. J^T^. 
 iLL-FOEilED, o. stIt??, qj^T^FT, f^*d! + K, f^*dl*f?l. 
 Ill-tobtuite, Ill-lcck, n. ^sf n. 5*frnT «. 1^^ n.arf^'j «. 
 
 IlitLOOking, ff. V. Uglt. ^^, 1^^:?. 
 Ill-matched, Ill-paieed, &c. a. f^^irt^, ^an. 
 
 IlL-NATUBE, n. f^ffrT/- 3T*1^f%/ |:^*TR »». 
 
 Ill-natured, a. 5;^te, 5:^'TR, ^%5|T. 
 
 IlL-BEOULATED, «. 3TBll?f^'<T?r, 3^RT^. 
 
 Ill-smelling, a. jjf^, |^^, 
 
 Ill-spoken, a. ^P^, f 'I'r'ft, 'frar^ ^-l+oi , 
 
 Ill-staebed, a. V. WKEicn. »T^«TT or =j-qi-4«Tr ^F^oEtT^T m. 
 
 or T^ +moSNI. 
 Ill-tempee, «. |"?^MK m. 5^%/. 3TO^f%/. 
 
 IlL-TEMPEBED, O. J-J^TRf^fT, ^^ftrS, I'J.ffrl, a^'HffrT. 
 
 Ill-toned, a. «i<^Hi<m, 5T?jg=qT, 3iwg-<<i, 3T7^«rT, ^f^^. 
 Ill-teained, Ill-taught, &c. a. fl^iftrf, |rfftri, 3rf%^. 
 Ill-will, n. v. Ekmitt, Malice. |^twt m. J^tI/. |W^/. 
 
 Ill-wisher, n. aflrf^m^f^, 3T^r«TP»TT%r^, I^^T^. 
 Illaud.vble, a. flo< xcorthy of praise. g^?«5n^, 3T*SWft^, 
 
 Illegal, a. contrary to law. sSFT^TmT^T^, ^^FT^T^TT^, ^- 
 Illeoalixt, n. v. A. rRf^RTf^^ m. %fvTMn? m. wfcf- 
 
 1%^ »». afTfiT^nr/. 
 Illegally, adv. v. A. ?l<*l<j<jr^, spr^ »T"f|?-tr|5, ^f?I- 
 
 Illegible, a. ;An< cannot he read, ^\^(r^\^ 3T«r^-^7t'^- 
 
 &c. PnWls, aTTS'ft'T, ^I'M-fl^i, q^^r^T^T. 
 Illegibility, «. V. A. afrra^ftqm/. isqs'fY'TnT /. 
 iLLEOITIMACir, «. V. A. an(i Bastabd. 3T^F?fT/. \»TTt- 
 
 Illegitimate, a. v. Bastard. 3?^^, vjfTT^T, sqfH^RjT, 
 3T«T4^iTFr, 3Tqr5ft ^^W-H^-Ac. aT^^rJPT^, 3T^>TrftvfT?T, 
 
 ST^^Tg?^, arW^rsTm, WH^^M, gT^%7^.— in cant 
 phraseol. 3i«t><»iT^. 
 2 See Unlawful. 3 See Illogicai,, 
 Illibebal, a. not munificent, S(c. v. MisEBLT. ST^THT, 
 
 2 no< generous, nolle, S;c. 3?:?^^, STSTTT^T^I^, ^W-, 
 Illibebalitt, n. v. A. 1. 3T^I^ n. 3T?r^Fq<Tr/. 3T- 
 
 2 3TJrnt^BT w. 3HH^I<Hl/. aTi^HfHK tn. 
 Illicit. See Unlawful. [ 3?^^. 
 
 Illimitable, a. loundless, v. Infinite. arrt^TT, f^lT^'m, 
 Illiteracy, Illitekateness, ». v. A. 3Tftr?TT/. arf^grTT/. 
 
 3lR<<Hl/. 3T5T*ftrTF^ «. 
 Illiterate, a. unlettered, unlearned. f^?7T, STTW, 3T?T- 
 
 ^jfT, SH'^, 3r^^, ^f^g^i'jj ^mT^h, flRir^, ft^- 
 
 An i. person, v. Ignoeamus. arer^Sd^, TT^. 
 Illness, n. v. Disoedee. j^ot «. fpr w«. arr^iTR m. 
 Illogical, a. contrary to the rules of reasoning. MMfuilf^^, 
 ai-Mi^ft, ar^fru^, j^f^Tftr^, jf^ftr?^, [ f^+«i n. 
 
 Illogicalness, n. v. A. ^f^fjf^^HT/. ^frpf^TW »». ar^- 
 To Illude, v. a. v. To Deceive, ^^^^, 
 To Illuminate, To Illumine, v. a. v. To Enlighten. :t- 
 
 2 ( with festal lamps, &c. ). ^SRlf /•'R^, (^il'I^H «. 
 
 3 ( paper, &c. ). ToR^rT «• ^ot. 
 Illumination, «. v. V. 1. srinT'if n. ST^?PT n. <qldH n. 
 
 I. art i. a display of festal lights. W?HT^/. J5?T^ m. 
 pi. "^TT^mi^ »«• ^"TT^fe/. ^^TcH^ m. 
 Illuminator, n. v. V. 1. JpFT^ntTTT, sr^^^+iO-^rff-ic. 
 
 Illusion, n. v. Deceit, r^ m. jft^ m. [ arfsf^TT/. 
 
 2 — philosophical, idealism. ^T^\ f. ^\^W\^^ f. ^/r^uf. 
 Illusive, Illupoet, a. v. Deceitful. itt%^, Hl^-m, H\^- 
 
 ^, HI^ft'F, MNisiy, TTTT^TM or JTRT^fT, Klf'T^, TT^JTC?, 
 
 The inateri.il world considered as i. Hi<<|-«(^ «. 
 Illusteable, a. v. V. 1. sr^n 5F<i«<l^"l'll-&c. Jf^rJ'T, R- 
 
 5Fr:iT?ftT, srmfiiTfTs^, qtfT. [ ?Trar^. 
 
 2 <^ i <Mrff crnn ^"t.&c. 3^^^, 7i??Ttiftq, 3^^^, 3?st- 
 
 Ib Illhstbate, r. a. elucidate, v. To Eiplads, i^r^ m.- 
 
I 
 
 BIB 
 
 407 
 
 IMM 
 
 4c. ?^ y. oj 0. sjqn^of, <4l<i <<«)'. 
 
 2 ( bj a simile ). ^w^ m.-^^ ffi.-^^T^TT n.-&c. \- 
 
 3 f^ fi. /J.-Ac^-^^^^T ^^ ^^, 
 ItLvaruTZD.p. V. V. 1, :i5FT?i%?5T, ir^Tf^RT, <nf?nT. 
 
 2 <^l«r*l f^.r^rtl, &C. vjsfilfl, ?«%%rT, 3^r^, "^l^lfd*. 
 
 3 f^% f^r^r^I, &C. 
 
 iLLCSTBiTEB, n.IlXUSTBATIXO, p.a. IlLUSTBATITK, O.V.V.l. 
 
 Illcstbatiox, «. T. V. l.—acl. sf^n^ffn. SHH'^n. si^^Iffi. 
 
 «fhTT n. *Ntfl*<U| n. 
 
 2 ^m^il ^ n. 5W?1'T n. 
 
 8 fsm^w. 
 
 I. titttiU, ife. <SI«rft m. ^^ m. ^qm/. 3r^?lT/. 3^- 
 
 V\ «• dMHii n. I 
 
 Subject of an i. g^H^ >«. ^'l^'PfT 3T^ w. f^ n. 
 
 IL picture, f^5f n. 
 Illvbtxious, a. eon»pieuou$, eminent, ^e. T. Obeat. rr«T^- 
 
 ^. rtvl^, H^rR^, f^^nar, TT^, 'TSfR^, rl>^lMq, rrv!IX5TT?ft, 
 
 JTTT^, STTT^STTT, «ftKT^, 'f[^^, ^^'^W^1 ^5, srf^^ 
 
 ^, *Tt^ fl^r*f.i-«ir. 
 
 IHaOE, n.T. SlATCE, PiCTCBE, FlOUBE. JrRET «. <?!«. ^1^. 
 
 2 T. Idol. ^f%/. 
 
 3 likeneu. f%»f «. srfHHT/. irfrreTT ». irfrm^W. iT^t^^. 
 Beflected i. Mf?ll«i*t n. 
 
 IllAGEBT, n. /(Win* of fancy. HM^*lfkf. ^rNHHiRj/. 
 
 2 i/refjr deacription. Jjj^ j?f gift <l^<»*<MI'i ^''R ». 
 IvAomoBsnip. See Idoutbt. 
 
 IVAOiKABT, 0. ideal, fancied, vinonary, not real. JH:<t>frW- 
 
 Ilu.on«ATi05,«.— the faculty, V. Tasct. *rMHI^f^/ ^- 
 
 Eril i. Ktektd thought. ^*rmi/. JTife m. ^^f^/. 
 
 3 Ari«», T. Co3rr«ivA5CE. ^F'l'TT/ 5^ jw/i. «PI?T/. 
 
 iMAODiATmc, a. T. V. *?qv, *trS^IHlJI, *rS1l13<, V5^- 
 
 To lUkQtST, r. a./orw mentally, fancy. ^^S^, ^r^STT/.- 
 
 »TW^/. v^ y- 0/0. *Ht?T arm^t-*!^. 
 
 2 See To Cojubitb. 
 To iMAonfK V. n. See To Tbotk. 
 lUBZCiLE, «. impotent, veak, ife. T, Weak. ^WPHf, 3IW, 
 
 Imbcciutt, 11.T.A. ^n«w«rT«». I'feH'n m. Ac. y^: mKn. 
 
 Jo iMBin, c. a. drink in. flJt, iv^^ ftlR-th^ ?t^, 
 lh^*|ii. *r*f y. 0/ 0. 
 2 (into the mind), wt m. t9n. Vf, f^t^R^f, f'<tfT«:flr 
 
 To Imeitteb, Isiboldek, Ac. See To Embitteb, &c. 
 To Imbece, v. a. sterp. f*r3I^, TTf^, fc4H+<'?f. 
 To Imbce, v. a. tincture, fig. aqm-^-f*) f?I%-50T'nT-&c.5F^. 
 Imitabilitt, n. v. A. arg^R'iftw /. 31^«i«ft<<dl/. 
 Imitabue, a. V. V. 1. NjH<NI-^-#aT-^TT^r-&c. arg^RTift- 
 
 To Imitate, v. a. copy, ^c. 3d<ui, ?r^i?5/-3fnTr m. ^i^y. 
 0/0. *T?ft/. ^rR't y. 0/0. Snft or 5tTr?)t/.-fR/.-&C. gri- 
 
 ^-OTim-3tm^ y. of 0. ftfsrfr «».-qoE<ir «. ^'if y. o/" 0. ^^i- 
 oirar ^nify. ^/o. ^^ira/. tir^y. 0/0. aT^^TTat,*^^^, %5|', 
 arg^rrnr n.-3T3?F^ n.-&c. ^^ y. ofo. 
 
 To i. servilely. ^«IIoEI^^<JTo5 n. STra'jf. 
 2 See To Countekfeit. 3 »im;c, o^p^) '"^e off: ^<'- TfJ- 
 3/. ^T''f-3?IT0T y. 0/' 0. ^/.-%^'il /.- tTRt/.-«iIPn»ft /.-^ 
 /-^ /.-ST^ /.-*n^ /•-&c. vi d <iJli-?IT«^-3Tr'T't y. of 0, 
 ffiW^ w. !FTot y. 0/ 0. 
 
 Imitated, j>. t. V. 1. 3rl<c4r*l, Ac. 3|»j*d, 3Tg^. 
 
 Imitation, n. v. V, 1. — act. >3ri<ff| n. &c. arg^RTT «. aTHTK 
 m. 3Tg»mf «. 3T5??^ «. ai^^^ui n. ar^^jR ?». ar^iffT/. 
 arggRT^ n. st^vP^/. ^^t^/. ^^?:fr/. 
 Made in i. of. H+rft, 
 
 I. imitating thing, copy. ^1^3/. 3HHI »». 3^3^f%/. 
 
 II. Joo»c translation, Sfc. SNIj^t"!. 
 
 Imitatite, o. v. V. 1. disposed to copy. <id<U|KI, ^^^ ^FT- 
 
 OTTTT, ?r^;r^, 3T5?Frft, 3?5«rft, 3Tgir»fT, 3T3^f, argqj- 
 
 W-&C. 5FTTf-?Frft, 3T5^^Vt3, 3T5*<"l*MHR,n?flH'lf^'f.-, 
 
 Men are i, 'HIj'lH^^t^:. 
 L— in gram. I. sound or word. 31 j+<ut w.31 j-fK^TSTg ♦». 
 I. verb. 3lH+<u| «^ ♦». 
 Imitatob, n. T. V. 1. sjri<uiKI, I'F?! =FTT»irTT, &e. ai^fi^Y, 
 
 Immaculate, o.v. PuBE.qf^^, f^«^^,Pii^f«», ^Rcy/Tf^^^. 
 Immaculatesess, n. v. A. «Tf^5TrTT/. f^^^l/. &c. 
 Immakext. See Inhebest. 
 Immatebial, a. distinct from matter. 3T^, 3T^^?HT^, 3T<T- 
 
 An i. entity, aivjjir m. 
 2 v.UKiMPOBTAirr. ^n(f>r, !i<'1IV^l'HI,^Pl*i<l'*)l, ^^l*n« 
 
 5»n^, f?^, 3TH^ET, 3iTi(*n'i, ^rMROT. 
 
 Immatebialibm, n. doctrine of the existence of immaterial 
 tuhttancet. ^*TOIr»WT^ m. ^f*TWf»T»T?? ». anfHTf^fW- 
 
 Immateuauot, *. profeuor of immaterialitm, slUHlf^;^- 
 
 IMMATEBTALITT, fl. V. A. 1. «lt'('?HrJ!Fm/.3n|I*f/. afTJTr- 
 
 f!?Tt^ n. fi\m\KA\f. «nm^**) «. 
 Immatcbc, «. V. Baw. «^t, *^W»T, aR'nF. 
 
 2 ( of undentanding, Ac. ). 3T^, WIJ^, 3Rsni5H, 3ng- 
 
 8 See Pbcmatube. 
 
nor 
 
 408 
 
 IMMT 
 
 ImMATUBELY. See PHEMATUHELy. 
 
 luMATuniTV, n. V. A. 1. «f>^<lt/|T m. «PI^q<JrT m.&c.'RT^oftT/. 
 
 . 2 3T^^/. 3T5fk?TT/. 
 
 IsiMEAsunABLE, o. immense, v. IsrixiTE. 31^M, sr^T^, 
 
 Imsjeasubajjlexess, «. V. A. STSlH^df/. &c. 
 
 Immediate, a. «o/ mediate; proximate, S(c, sir^?i'+,iO, HT?TT- 
 
 2 instant, present. ^5^^, (^=^Nl, rlFFTrS^, ai'^M'if^i'M- 
 
 Immediatelt, adc. V. A. 1. sfr'T?T, ?rr?TTH, TtTTT^^Wt^, 
 wTTfrrfH^Tt, ??fWT<T. 
 2 3I»I»N, rfs^, ^5^, fR^, rlPPT?r, 3TOr!f, ?RTr5T, 
 
 Immepiateness, «. \. A. 1. ^fl^TRisifKpTT/. 'imra^'TTHT^r 
 
 on. Tt'TTT?T^<^TT%T «• ?lf<1<*i'i^^PTT? w. 
 
 2 ?TTf+lfe*dl/. fTf?Hr"I4.t*l n. oqerfkcPin^rTT^ >». 
 iMMEMOniAi,, a. leyond memory. ?>HlTl+,RIrOrr,?Hlri*iaT?ft- 
 
 Immense, a. unliviiied, v. Ikiimte. f^T^^lT, aTH^f^, 3T^- 
 
 2 vast, huge, v. Gbeat. ^7, 3T«rTfsq^ 31<^TC, ift^, ?3^, 
 Immensely, CTtic. cas/^y, ^c.y. Veby. "PTT^T, 3Ti7i3nT, 3i?r«m. 
 Immenseness, ImmisNsity, M.v.A.l.Pur^Hdl/. 3ir?R*iMt«Tn. 
 2 ^5(?MU|I m. "VRTfS'rrJTT »». 
 I. infinite space. h^I'M^ »». 
 Fillinf? of i. ^^^l+'Mf^WK m. 
 That fiUeth i. ^^|*qi?Tiqcp-5«nTft. 
 Immensubable. See Immeasubeable. 
 To Immeroe, 2b Immebse, r. a. plunge, ^^tjui, HT3i^».- 
 
 2 cwyaye rf^i?/'/^, v. To Aesobb. yi-TT^-f^HW-Ac. ^K^, 
 Immeeoeu, Immebsed, p. Y. V. 1. ^i«)rlOT, TIT, f^^nr, H- 
 fW?t, 3l<<«lis, aTtTTTf^. 
 
 2 JT, 'RJF, f^nnr, mr, HtftT, 3TT^(esp. in comp. and iu 
 figur. uses; as I. iu grief. ^i^Fl^ff and 3TR^T^,^rfT^'T, 
 
 jTJT?ft|n, ^5^?r, Ac). 
 
 I.— a heavenly body. ^. [H«TT». 
 
 Immebsion, n. v. V. \.—act. ^4«)iJl'n. ar^inT^ «. f'lH^vRw. 
 2— state. 2»TTwrT»». &C. n^ft/. fTf^rTT/. ?Tftt?T<Tr/. t^^'m.n. 
 I. (of a planet). 3T^»». n. ^Ys^n. 
 Eastern i. ^t^OT. n. 
 "Western i. ^fvl;^v^m.n, 
 iMMETnonoAL, a. that is without method, t. Disobseblt. 
 
 3T«T?fW?r, |«^i»T, 31+f»1«P, fSTTJ^T, iHi^'tl. 
 ■Immetuobically, adv. v. A. ipuRl^H, ifM 9"r|JT, <tc. 
 
 IMMETIIODICALNESS, «. T. A. SJo^T^Sin/. 'TtqaEW. ^t^PHm. 
 
 Imminent, a. impending, threatening. %Z^.r^.,^Zvi^^^^ 
 
 Immiscibility, «. v. A. 3TfK^i?TJft?nTT/. &c. fRSftTrr^^iiT /. 
 Immi.-cibi-E,. Immixable, a. not capalle of being mixed. 3T- 
 
 Immitigable, a. aisi^iH'ftT, 3TST5itFT. 
 
 Immobility, n. vnmovalleness,fi.v<dness. 3T^^q'^q?5T«. r<^T- 
 
 enrtTn. 3T^?5rtr/ ?'<TT^r*n^»». ST^TSHTSTm. ^-aT^tTHOT. 
 Immodebate, a. v. Excessive. aiPiMMi'^, 3TM<<[<^, 3fH*<i^, 
 
 Immodebately, adv. v. A. aTT'?!^, a^frf, aif<Hi?i<<, m<i*i^'^, 
 
 Immodebateness, Immodekatios, «. T. A. and ExcEja. 
 
 arfH^ITW. 'TTl'+.l^l/. 5HMr^(M<1rq«. 
 
 Immodest, a. tcanimg in decency, delicacy, ^'c. ^RPTTT, 
 
 3?5I<T, STT^TT, rM'+.rf-nl, r^^^PT, rTBTTf^ttT. 
 2 exorhitant, v. Immodekate. 3^Jiqf^, 3Tf?nrq?^. 
 Immodestly, ode. t. A. L 3r3T 2T^-€l^-&c. f^^'^i'^T- 
 
 "TT^, ?i^sr^Trf5, &c. 
 
 Immodesty, n. v. A. 1. f^TBI^^Ioir n. f^«TfTT/. 3rR5- 
 
 «TT/. ?f5TPTI«r m. «<ii1Rlf^f4f W. f^STT^t^rTT/. aT^f^n. 
 
 , To Imjiolate, v. a. v. To Sacbifice. «rfe »». q?^ ^. c/o. 
 
 «rfe^ «. JF^of ^. o/ 0. 
 
 Immolation, n. v. V. «lf?5 ^Rnf n. srlrr^TH n. 
 
 Immobal, (7.— of pcreons, t. Wicked. 3pft?ft^r, |Tr^^, 
 
 3t;t^, ar^iT^, vrrfjf, ^^5^, 5^*^=51. 
 
 2 — of acts. ar'fT'ft'^T, aT^^rrTr^, ^<niini, arTrqRRT, 
 
 Immobality, v. a. 1. ^t^FflTquiT m. "|fMiRf?i/. ymi-.(iR- 
 fTT/. &c. armg^n'/. 
 
 2 ai'<<NM'TI «». 3^*(iy<Hl/. aHHifrlHl/. 31-*<|A(dl/. 
 I. immoral act or practice. 3Ttpf »>. aT^ftf^/. aTTT^TT m. 
 »»«^NK OT. aisiiN^jriH w. an=^Tmf f^/. ar^i^r »». l^fff/. 
 Immobtal, a. exempt from death. aT*T^, aPT?!, aiM^uft'T, 'IT- 
 
 2 Bee Impebisuable. 
 Immobtality, n. v. A. aiR^ n. 3THT?rT/. aT^TTr^T n. aT«R- 
 r\\f. amrofNt^ w. 3^?^ »». iiTorT*rr^ m. 
 
 Writ of i. </;a«i of exemption from death. aiHiMil or 
 
 q^ ««. 3TT^^ «. 
 To Immobtalize, v. a. make immortal. aTJTT-iTTonrftJT-vRt.- 
 
 ?fM-&c. ^F^or. [^-o/o. 
 
 2 exempt from oUivion. ^m n.-^^f.-&<:. ^TT'^fT 'FWT 
 Immovability, Immovableness, «. v. A. ai<Sa(MUU »». 3T^- 
 
 ?5?fT/. f^'sqc^rrr/. &c. 
 
 Immovable, o. 3T?3, at=EiT, 3T^?r, f5T^?5, t^ttstt. 
 Immovable, n. r<TT^ ». r<iTI«HM|r5 m. [ wrftf. 
 
 Immunity, n. exemption. ^\lf. •Hls^uj^/. ?jp/ Ht'Soft^/. 
 To Immcke, p. a. v. To iMrsisoN. ^f^ ^B'Jf-^of, ^^- 
 
 rt-&c. qrr?5ijf^ 
 
 2 enr/ose oZa-e a«<? J;<i7(/ in. f^qoi, f^uj^ ^T^of, 
 Immutability, m. v. A. f^f^^TTfTT/. 3lf%-+K<ii/. ^iR'fci^- 
 
 fTT/. fqiHTTflTrrT/. 3^f^¥R m. 
 
IMP 4 
 
 lUMUTABLK. a. invariable, unehangrable. f^r4*K, ^TfT- 
 
 IscMUTiBLT, adv. V. A. JTS%^ ded. ^ f^^m deel. %WIT 
 
 Imp. See Dtvit. Brat. 
 
 Imfacable, £c. See Implacable, &c. 
 
 Impact. See Touch. 
 
 To Impaik, r. a. v. To ITdkt, To Lksses. ^/.-^T^nft/.- 
 
 gr^TPft/.-Ac. qJT^ g. oj 0. ^m^ ^r»t. 
 Impaihed, />. T. V. TT^, f^'lfed, r«(T.r», fulfil rtl^fl, v»?PT- 
 
 ^ or 3n^^, '^HTT. 
 Ttf Impalf, p. a. fix on a stake. g«Sr ^, g«6i«*<, ^-SW't- 
 
 t<K<»l, ^J^^TT^nT rt. ^^ y. o/o. 
 Inipalinir stake. }ij^ pop. QoE m. 
 Worthy to be impaled. ^Jr^. 
 
 TUPALESIEST, litPAI-nfO, n. T. V. ^ofi^UJ rt. &C. ^iriKIMUIrt. 
 
 Impalpabilitt, fi. T. A. ^s^mmf- 5:^^/. 
 Impalpable, a. not perceptible to the touch. 3fr»^*r, aiTW- 
 
 2b IvPASVEL, V. a. (a, jury ) ^fN^T 3THT«TMt HTA n. /;i. 
 
 Impautt. See Lnu^UALrrT. 
 
 3b IxPAST, p. a. communicate, ^c. ^, 5TT n.-n4ii n.-3^- 
 «Tm ".- Ac. ^Toty. 0/0. 
 
 IXPAXTIAL, 0. wo/ partial, not biatied. Pi»m^hiH, f^iHiflMl- 
 
 m^, ?^n<tsT, q?fqT?TT^-^jf'T, «H^r?, HK^^Tf, «hm^- 
 
 Tmpaftialitt, n. v. A. f^»MWMIfl m. ?ITTPI-?nT-3NTHT^- 
 
 ^ m.-Ac. ■JTrmm m. <T?HMM'ir^rq n. Ac. T»TH<i4«I| »/». 
 • i? t g | rf t »< t i». [^TfTt, Ac. 
 
 ^IMP 
 
 ^T^, ^'f^, 3T?r^wr, 3T«^, 3TH^, aiT?r^?ft^, 3t^- 
 
 2 Aaff/y, eo^rr, «o< enduring delay. aHNoil, ^^3T, ^«(ob^ r, 
 
 f^ga^r, ^s^^yi, 3Tf*r=^, T^^^fer, f7j^^??r, g?§^, 
 
 To be i. after. Pididui or f^f?wr. 
 i Impatiently, adv. v. A. 1. a^Tf^lT^PTOTT'^, Ac. 3T^^, 
 
 3»?Tffrrj5^. [ ^^^. 
 
 2 3rfR*t^, grr%3%, 5<iJ<f|^", Ac. ^^*4|M«f+, f^ri«JI*l- 
 To Impaw:?. See To Pledge. 
 To iMPEACn, V. a. v. To Accuse. ^rTFTw.- ^n i <ln i)|n. ^r^r. 
 
 2 T. To Blame, ^t^ *^wnjf, e^T m. jar. 
 Impeccabilitt, «. V. A. Mmm»T^ m. "TNreTRTT/. 
 Impeccable, a. no/ liable to sin. <TFmHnRT<ftfT, <TT^»T^J- 
 
 WT-rff<T-Ac. ar^TISTTN, 'Tr?^>T^'TT^, Mnirfld, TTOS'^T, 
 
 To Impede, v. a. t. To Hixdek. ar^ipT^iiif, 3<d*iq w.-3iT5V- 
 
 5ET «.-f^ m. n.-Ao. «p?^, KtlT »».-3T57ft/.-Ac. t<|«oi. 
 Impediment, «. v. Hixderaxce. 3Ti+i«i »«. 3T5/. mf. ^- 
 a m. w. 3T5»T5JT m. ■3T3TJ3 «. 3TrTTFT m. 
 1. in speech. ^T^^H^ n. 
 
 To hare an i. in speech, v. To Hesitate. S^T^oS^. 
 To Impel, v. a. t. To Deiye, To Push. ^ JJI^oif, ■M l rt^uli , 
 
 ^<T^, lilH'lUt, tlK"!. 
 
 2b Impex, v. a. #ff?T- *f3^lfl?T- Ac. •bl'iuj-^^iSor'l'. 
 
 To Impend, v. n. hang over. i\im ^^, qsT^TT^T 5?mnT-W- 
 
 tlRm 3TW, TrRFJ^f fr»t. [ ^. 
 
 2 Je near at hand. ^^ ^pr^-%^-%^-f^of-%^, %^- 
 IicnsfSENT, a. Impendi.vo,/;. a. v. V. 1. sl^ ?i^^3T, Ac. 
 
 2 See Immikest. 
 Impeneteabilitt, Impexetrablesess, n. v. A. 3T*^fTr/. 
 
 3T*f^5ft'TfTT/. f^»f<T<^ /. Ac. 
 Impekethable, rt. that cannot be pierced. 3n^, -'H^^'ft'T, 
 
 upabtiallt, ado. v. A. q?T<Tm WTffT, T^mam^, ?mTT- [ Impehitexce, n.abtence 0/ repentance. 3fHHrimf;».grT»iiimT7 
 
 I 
 
 iMFAStABLK, a. no/ admitting passage. 3r»*mT "PR ')P<ft>'I- 
 
 5^J?, 5^*^". [ 'T n. 
 
 Impassabloess, n. r. A. j;?M|»1l/. 'H'IM^HI/. Ac. ^hfl- 
 Impab«ibilitt, iMPASiiTESEf*, «. T, A. J'.wnTTnrTT/. 5:- 
 
 WflTT m. 5:»trnf"Tn /. 
 lMPA<<«iBt,r., Impahsite, a. fio/ susceptible of pain or lufer- 
 
 ing. 5:W^»T9ST-^rTT3CT, ^'.^I^, *5ii»ft^, ^:??|r, 5:^- 
 
 lilPA»»l05ATE, iMPAS^losrP. o. itronglyaferUd, excited, 
 ImpaIIOCE, «. V. A. 1. 'JTHTftlVITT »»»• arw n. 3T?I^ n. 
 
 aPTfiT^/. "jmf^^/. W^tsHT/. 'iwmr/. 3Tf»tf'r/. 
 iMPATinrr, a. no/ endurinj, 3^1^^, 3n<tT, aWT, arfin'IT, 
 
 »2 
 
 Impenitent, a. v. N. ar^l^Rntft, 3rT»»>n'iTT<rt', ang^TT^j^.&c. 
 
 <T«»mT^Jf^-Ac. 
 Imperative. 0. expressive of command. (^aiflKi^^-'fhT'B-frr- 
 
 2 — in grammar. JllflliJH*. 
 Imperativelt, adv. v. A. 1. ^TWT|JT ^'TH. 
 iMPEncEivADLE, Imperceptible, a. that cannot be perceived. 
 
 «mnw, 1^^, '*T5^rf?T, jf^m^, ^fi^qrf^^, ^?^, 
 
 iMrtBCEPTlBIJtNESS, ImPBRCKPTIBIMTT, n. V. A. l|HI'gMM - 
 
 OFT m. imr^/. amTt^f^m/. ^f^<»l»nNWl/. Ac. a^- 
 
 Impebckptiblt, adv. v. A. »it^^.« <TT rfwi. si«Be7r, "F^h 
 iKPERrxCT, a. unflnisked. adJJ^, aTJTT, Sljtm, 3rjof,3fnTm- 
 
IMP 
 
 410 
 
 IMP 
 
 2 tcanting a part, v. Defective. T'TT, ''T^t, ^, f^^?5, 
 f^?7FT, '<j^'li'l, 3fl^^, ^Hft^, f^f C. 
 Impebfectios, Impeiuectsess, n. v. A. o«i Defect. ^%- 
 Torr «>. argcTiir w. &c. ^f^t/. "^rT «. sq^n ». »IWr ». 
 
 ^ I. on i. V. Fault. ^ n. f%»T or i^Jf «. ^or «. i^/. 
 ^ m. ^ m. nt»T/ 
 Imperfectlv, adv. V A. mrrPm, 3T5?T-3TJTfTT-&c. decl. W-- 
 
 Ixipeeforate, fl. «o<: pierced. 3T%ftr?r, 3T»^r1%?T, 3T1%S[, ^irfir- 
 
 Imperial, a. helonginj to an emperor, or to an empire.^SVif^- 
 
 2 V. Kingly. sn^^T or qT5?!TT^. 
 ■To Imperil. See To En-daxgee. 
 Imperious, a. domineering, haughty, commanding. <ft<^<^t<,^- 
 
 ImpeBIOUslt, adv. v. A. «fv5^^, ^FT% ^Tt^^, 'P^^M'JIT^. 
 Imperiousxess, ?j. v. a. <lv^/ ^^T^frtt/- ^|r<fl»HMU|T m. 
 Imperishable, a. not liable to perish. SHfelHI^ft, aTT^'TT, 3T- 
 ?Tq, aTTTS.T, 3T^?, f^^t, 3T^^, 3T?n:, ST^TTIfHT, 3T3T- 
 
 Impf.rishableness, «. V. A. arf^rTTf^fTT /. 3T?TT m. 3T^- 
 
 c^f n. 3T5'r«ft>Tr5r m. 3Tc;n:HT? w. arareprr^ «». 
 Impebmanesce, n. v. A. arff'trfrf/. 'JT?*nf*r?TT /• arf^TrTT/. 
 Impehmanest, a. no< enduring. arf^FBT, ST^F'^fT, 3T?»Tnft, 
 
 Impermeability, Impebmeablekess, n. v. A. ^A\*\*-*\^\ J. 
 
 ?5rr%!im /. 
 
 Impebmeable, o. not to he passed through by a fluid. i{*|l'|- 
 
 ^, ?«rfrtT^, ^^!T, ^3Tr^H?T. 
 Imperson'al, rt. — verb. 34+H+. 
 Impersonality, n. indisiinetion of personality, arsq^ /. 
 
 Impebsuasible, a. not to be moved by argument. aRHT^fft 
 
 or BTT, 5T1TT«T, ^<14)Hi'ft*4. 
 iMPERTiNEycE, Impertike.scy, m. t. A. 1. 3Tsn^tf*Rw^ n. 
 
 arsiWfTrll /. 3T^^T m. 
 
 2 tflTTTTrT m. f^T^ /. T^Jr^trrr »n. 
 IiipEUTiNENT, a. not pertinent or relating, t. IbkelevaNT. 
 
 2 /»«•', taucy, ^c. v. Impudest, Dishespectful. «ft^, 
 
 3 See Obthusive. 4. See Triflikg. 
 Impebtixestly, adv. v. A. 1. «HM*i'W5!TTfT, arsmWrTTrT, 3T- 
 
 ^?T«lf^, ■sr^snrrsff^^ <fecl. 
 
 ImpebtUEBable, a. that cannot be agitated. qiT^r«T, ST^^tH- 
 
 Impkbtuebatios, n. v. A. 3T??P--?T?Tr /. f^F^T^f^T /. 
 
 Impeetuebed, a. undisturbed. 3T^'T. 
 
 Impeeviable, Impekviocs, o. impenetrable. 3TH?7, ^H^- 
 
 Impeeviousness, n. v. A. 3TW^ n. 3mf?T?n/. &c. 3iTH?I- 
 
 »TT«f m. r-ir^SMuri »«. ^5^/. ^TT? n. 
 Impetuosity, Impetuousxess, w. v. A. 1. fmrr m. fr^T^r 
 
 or ^\ m. 5pfT^ o;- ^T «». ^^mfrf /. ^^T^K^ n. ^THT /. 
 
 2 <T?5^^/. ?Tsr5!ft/.3T^n^ or ^r^^/.^sq?quTTm.q;5^rt/. 
 
 ^7T5^/ ^TPT?lt/. ?5rert/. ^V^f. qisre/. «W«?5m m. 
 
 ?r<TH/. n. arrrsf «». 
 
 Impetuous, a. moving with force. ^fTTSlTr^, rfJTfTT^, &c. 
 W'NPj;, ^Vt, t(^<i'ii41. 
 
 2 — of persons; vehement, furious, Sfc. ^i^^, cTT^, rP^^'T- 
 ?^, 53T^F7 or FTM, ^^r^J, T'^JT, vTR^rT, ?ft?, ^"^raiT, 
 
 An i. person. For this sense as amplified or enhan- 
 ced under such terms, combinations, and epithets as, 
 A violent and headlong fellow, a rapid and vehement, a 
 rude, heedless, reckless, precipitate, tearing, rattle- 
 through, push-along, drive-apace, dash-away fellow, there 
 arc numerous formations equally significant. TT^STT, 
 'TTT^TSTT, ^TS^TEf, ^'^'iTT, ^^Hs^, ^W^'^^., qr^?^, q'^'K- 
 IT^^, VT^PF^?!, tr?rH?ToCT or c5^, vi?rH5[oS, tR^Tf^Tr, ^- 
 
 "PS^r, s^rnr or vtj^it, ftr^, ^sR^qr, ^^R-srni'iM'r, f ^*t7, 
 
 Impetuously, ado. v. A. 1. »i(M'<i, »TTRt, yMIJ-MI^, dSK-^l^, 
 2 fT^^c^t^, ^T^Tcft%, +S+-'4«IH, &c. 
 
 This sense viewed as intended or as emphatic, and 
 as conveyed under such words as violently, headlong, 
 heedlessly, recJdessly, tearingly, slapdash, is expressed by 
 numerous and striking formations. <'liH, iHl-lH, ^^TR'JT, 
 ^5, fTl^f^, fR^^^T, +i+.l'^H, '+.5*^^, tr^lTT^ni, "^TIT^, 
 
 ?r5^, qe^T, H^reTi, trs^, «w'iR^, *Tf^, fT5^, ^m- 
 vTSdrPsfTT, q?nFT>«^. 
 
 And the verbs of this sense and power, ag'reeing with 
 to dash on., tear along, drive away, rattle through, ^'c. are 
 THfot, ^TPrwf, vn?p[^, qff^FT^af, ?T5=m^"t, ^S^I^ot, g. 
 
 Impetus, n. force of motion. Hrft^ ^n m. ^ifk m. ^PTRT m. 
 
 <T5T^r «». 
 To Impisge, ». M. V. To Stbike. jtft^. 
 Impiety, Impiousness, n. v. A. ST^K ??«. ^^TT/. tT^f^TI 
 
 2 ae< of wickedness. aTM^f ♦«. 3Tq4^ n. 3TM»?^r!< «. 
 Impious, o. irreligious. 3T^f, 3T'<TTfiiJp, yTtprNrT, arqjffJT^, 
 
 Impiously, ade. v. A. ^^f^^^t^, 5^i%^T7«r%, &c. 
 Implacability, Implacablesess, n. v. A. aTST^r^T-TT/. 3T- 
 
 ?II*-*<c1T/. &c. ^t^^fTT/. 
 Implacable, a. not to be appeased. aTwtiiv, STnP^T, 3T^wr- 
 
 tPT, j-.^mr^T, 5:?rT«r, 5^rr«T, j-.^rt^, ^hrl^ft, 'jt^*t. 
 
IMP 
 
 Ito IsiPLAST, r. a. plant, if\fi*, fig. «5R^, rfUJH %^, ?VN^, 
 
 3TWTT n.-avMM n. ^n»r. 
 
 IsiPLAJJTATios, «. T. Y.—aet. «N«i «. <5cc. r*TT7^/. STnTT- 
 
 T «• TWM »». 
 To Implead. See To Pkosecute. 
 
 litTtEJOST, n. \. Tool. arirT n. fsn^j n. TTFTT w. ?f5r n. 
 To Implicate, p. a. v. To Intolte. nt^, jfT^, 'TT'l^ipT- 
 
 Implicated, y . t. V. *ii«j^rfi, yH<»^SI. 
 
 Criminally i. f^, frlHIoJI. — To be c. i. 
 
 411 IMP 
 
 3 See Impobtasce. 
 To liirOKT, V. a. ^rHTpT STToiolr. 
 
 2 bear as meanitty, v.To Meax. 3T'4 m.-&c. arow. 
 
 3 be of moment, Y. To Sigsift. hR f/i.-TR^"^ /-Ac. 
 3T^y. ofo. tcith in. con. 
 
 Impoktaxce, «. consequence, moment, v. "VTeioht. HR »«. 
 ^vTT n. HTT??^/. >m^/. STiT^T m. %^ w. Jft^ n. 
 
 liiroBTAST, a. y. "Weighty. *rTft, jfrar, Jl^dH^K, HR^, 
 
 Implicatiox, n. \. V. To Imply. *f^H ml ^ ^1^^ n. Ac. j iMPOETAiioy, n. oc<o/ j»i/)oW»n^. if^fTTTfT aTHTJif « 
 
 1. matter implied. HT^ w. <pfJ?:rT »• "PfecTPi »h. E^f^«».E?r- 
 PTiJ m. HrnHIKT m. ?I^=?Tr4 w- 
 
 U. 7. EyTASOLEMEST. nr||<H/. JJHI4I ««. 
 
 Impucative, a. Implyixg, /). a. t. V. "jrfetTmrfT, t^lPldi- 
 
 Impucii, a. MnrMrrr*rf/yco»»/f<finy./uW,^-c.— faith, obedience, 
 Ac. 5TT,"pf , f^f^*rM, 3T'p=«Pn^T^, Pl^Tl^, ftFTf^ffNT, 
 
 2 See Implied. [ftlTf^tfeff. 
 
 Implicitly, ade. t. A. 1. SR^TTRI^, B^TfKTT, ♦t4*iiqi't, 
 Implied, p. v. V. "sfswrnR <^l<fl<(<^I, Ac. 3r4l%5, ^FrM, 
 
 «(f^H, nf^, TTf^^iT, 3(TTf&5FT'4f%^, 'mr<l. 
 
 To Implokz, r. a. beseech, entreat, r. To Beg. qRH Tf^-^- 
 «fr TT^ T^-i|«1« ^ ^I^-T^ <nre7T-Ac. Hi«i"i-&c.^- 
 if^/.^K^j.ofo. tTtTTH/.-rH-IHiJKl /.-&c. iRiit ««'<;» 
 ;|Ff o/o. ['^P^ ^JTifTT, 
 
 Implokisolt, adt. fif^rmK, Pt^^^K, f^PTT-Ac. q^^TT, ^FT- 
 To Imply, e. a. iueolce by inference. "|fP^dI"«Tt^-*P%<ilJf^?: 
 H-Ac. ffR^^'h ^»l<Iui-^'H*l''l-ftr5 ^^? "^rrto-Tl^-Ac. 
 
 ^^, M"H fi.-'jrr??? m. ^T*?? y. o/ o. 
 
 To be implied. IffeT-m^-Ac. af^nft. 
 Impolicy, «. ia</;>o/i>y. ^'e. ST^'P/. «lT'«T'Ff n. 3TOK3Rr- 
 
 Impolite, «. v. Bude. arftre, ^nT«T. ['f^. 
 
 Impolitzlt, «A>.v. a. <«h«ji^^, tT?TT^, j^Tt^tlR, g<«ifft- 
 
 IMPOUTC5ESS, n. T. A. 3T?T«nTT/. 5Hf?17idl/. afpftffT/. 
 
 Impolitic, a. imicw— of personi. arfll^^, ar^^lff, ai^- 
 
 2 — of m«aaure«. *l4^iy*, W^., 3T^f!p^, srWRfT^, 
 Imposdisabiuty, Imposdeboussess, n. V. A. <Tti4HHB#*l- 
 
 IMP05DEKABLE, Imposdeboch, a. no< havinj lenaibte veight. 
 V, LiGBT. CH ^f/fll ipT ^n^ 1^^ f^^» ^''^''5> 
 
 IifPOBoaiiT, «, T. A. R^m/. wfWl^/. 
 
 Impobovi, a. quite dote ((f Itxture. JfttW, ft"iii^««^,'H, 3T- 
 
 k 
 
 Impobt, ». ( into a country, Ac. ). vf\ f^j^nr »i. mTf€t 
 Bcrenue from importn. •n\mi\A^f. 
 
 L importations; wares imported, v. Impobt. ^^flt^TOFT 
 
 Impoetkd, yi V. V.^^Tt?rtT|5-Ac. 3TM%r5T, fTR^, fTR^. 
 
 Impobtunate, a. vrgent, pertinacious. ^^Z or 5, F-«|<|ii, f^- 
 ^^RTT, ^^, =tn^, ^^TTK^, ^T?R or ?, 3TT^, 3T?'n^^% Ih^- 
 flt^, fJT^rfT^T^^, 3Tm^NT,&C.c?f«im, ^'TTS»lT,lJN$r<4I. 
 The words following are applied particularly to childreu 
 or to the common beggar, and they bear an implicatiou 
 either of wearisome persistency or of abject or piteous 
 whining. TOTf, iToEl%cq-T, >T5tg^, ^|<fim4t TITRT or ?5T- 
 *l"ll<l, <HuiM<i'W «1+(UIKI, 'lo&Bl^/. Ac. WiUIKl, vft«l4yil 
 or ipr^, r*<f*-m, f^^f^=qT, n*jR<-<4l, f^mf^T^qr or fvf^- 
 
 lMPOBTUSATELY,aJy. V. A. STR^, ^^\ «J«?T, f^*tH«ll<, 
 fH^dlH, Ac. »T5mf5, ^uiM'fl'H snjfT, ToEl^rft-Ac. trS/T. 
 Seethe Verb. 
 
 lMP0BTf5ATE>ESS, ImPOBTUNITY, «. V. A. t^HjqtlTT »»• 
 
 ^?q«iIT m. Ac. 3TT^ m. SlfqiM^ m. fiT5Ta / rM'»)riMMr 
 w. kz m. n^-HHtnO/. f^^J^I^'m »». Ac. ^^/.— cap. 
 of children and beggars. 3TTo5/. 3Toft/. f^^ftir or 
 f^Wr^/. ftr^/. f^!l^/. =^^U. naf^'ft/. »I55^ 
 
 2b Impobtu>e, v. a. or To be ImpobtubiAte, v. To Haxo 
 TPOS. Pm^H/.- fil^rlHMT w».-f<l"Mfmi^/. 'FT'it or «p??7r 
 
 ij^, ToS »». MiotuJ. — esp. of children and beggars. ^£[ 
 
 To Impose, v. a. lay upon. Vlrfifl, OT'f, rtTH't, srfhiof, 
 
 2 /«y on M a burden or duty. iRWOt , mt^, WT'^'f , ZW^, 
 ^^of , HP^t HR^t y. o/ 0. 
 
 3 on; cheat, v. To Deceive. T^T^, <4*Mwf, «r^. 
 To be imposed on. "fflof. 
 
 Imposuo, a. calculated to impress, y. Fi9S,Griki>. it?!r- 
 
 Imposition, n. t.V. 1.— oc/. «fTB^ * OT^ ». Ac. ?VNTi. 
 
 r^TITT/. 3TRt7 m. 3TRhot «. 
 
 2— act. ^^^^ n. flf'joi n. Ac. ?vnPT n. nTTRT/. 
 
 I. imposture, v. Deceit, Tbick. "JfJ^tir/. ip w. n. 
 
IMP 
 
 III. supernitmerary task at a punithmenl. fvW *^"JH 
 
 •^]^ t(|rlrtr^l *f3r M.-ffl'+ui «.-&C. 
 
 Lmpossimilitt, 71. V. A. artH^ffi. af^PTR^/. 3{«»TIMI?II/. 
 
 I. an i. /7ia< which cannot le, v. Chimeba. 3T%*n^ 
 
 To assert impossibilities or absurdities. J^rff 3"^ 
 
 ^T?y"jf-^Ttn'r-&c. 
 
 To attempt impossibilities. qi^H-tj ^T^, ii-q*H Tnjft 
 
 ^^ ^ its/ ^-JTRwr. 
 Impossible, </*a< cannot Je, ^'c. qiTTT^ TTfr, s^TTT^-^- 
 JTT-&C. ^Tfr, 3T?[T5^, ^T^T";^, 3T«'7f^,-Jra»TTfJrT,3#HT^- 
 
 jftT, awHio^, aawT^t^, 3T%h^, ar^HTT, ^j'rr'TKT^, 
 
 jci^nrtiii^, fl^5irji'il*iH|ui. 
 Impost, n. v. Tax. e^^RT »n. ?rT<FR \^ n. 
 Imposthume. See Abscess. [^^^nft. 
 
 Impostor, n. t. Deceiver, 3^, 'P^TS'TT, ^TT^, "TT%^, ^^- 
 
 General i. or cheat. ^Hf^,^Tr?f^, ^rrTTTT. 
 Impostuke, n. v. Thick. *nra/. «. "pc^iir/. ^ w. «. ifps 
 
 m. n. qnjre n. 
 Impotence, n. v. A. 1. !F^=3TTft/ ^PT^TiTT »». HI-h^ q uTl 
 
 »n. Ac. sR^nf^ n. &c. f^f^ferTT/. ffen /. ^^r^ n. 
 
 Impotent, a. v. Weak, f^^;^, jsfe, ^5T^?=5, .^tw^TSi^, ' 
 2 incapable of propagation. ^oJT, f%<^, RTT^, f^fff^, 3T- I 
 
 ^t^, f^TFPft^i ^i'f , ^*.61<^^iq, 3Tqf^, ^\^ 3TT5, H^T. | 
 To Impound, v. a. confine in a pen, ^v. +"l3>Ji, «Br|T 3^, i 
 
 #?^r^-&c. ^t^'Jt, ^fft/'+fiun /• W:^ g. ofo. j! 
 
 To Impovekish, i»f a. reduce to poverty. ^^-f'T^FTft-fSr- 
 
 2 exhautt the strength of. «I55»Tt3 »»./.-5R=^ m.-iR^r- ' 
 f^/.-+lr<^Hin m.-^c^^f^/.-Ac. qiT^ y. o/o. |«To5T-5^- | 
 
 Impotebished,/?. T. V. 1. ^ft^-&c. qfJ?5?iT. | 
 
 2 ;r?T4i, JT^tm, 5re?5?T, ;re^r5, ^re^^, jt^^tpt, T^r^fW. j 
 Impoverishing, Impoverish.ment, «. v. V. 1. i^R^HiiO i «. 
 
 <^Rj() ^^or n. SR IT'T «. 
 
 2 ^?^5TTn n. flH^lP) /. [^t«^ «. 
 
 Impbacticabilitt, «. V. A. 1. 3fTmt«r?fT/. 3T?T?»mT /. &c. 
 Impeacticable, a. y. Impossible. 3mT«T, 3T^«T*ft'fT, 
 
 5-.wr;q-, ^d^i'^PK, artfT^FT, aitie^q, i^rn. 
 
 2 untractaUe, v. Peevebse. aTspT^^, Rn^"k. 
 
 3 ( road, &c. ) See Impassable. 
 Impbanscs, a. that has not had hit meal. 3m<B, 9H^>?PTT 
 
 To Imprecate, Impbecatiow. See To Cvbse, Cubsb. 
 IliPBEGNABLE, «. Mt to he taken,— foH, &c. y^T, g^fir, 
 <«^, 3Tf^, 5:^n«^, ft^, ^R?T»T, »I??ro5. 
 
 .412 IMP 
 
 To Impregnate, t. a. make pregnant. jt'TR-^T'T m.-Jtc. sfi- 
 
 2— as used of female animals. 'TPT'T JR'Jf, "Pot^. 
 
 3 ( flowers ) jyj n.-Tm »»■ 7^. 
 
 4 communicate the virtues of one thing to another. iTOI ;«.- 
 tnr m.-&c. ^, in comp. n«I^Tf>-iTTJnf''m-&c. IR^. 
 
 Impregnate, a. Impregnated,/*, v. V. and Pregnant, t- 
 
 I. having received a communication of the virtue of, 
 
 Impreonateb, n. Impbeonatixo,;>. a. v. V. 1. n^Tn: ^JTWT- 
 
 Impregnation, n. v. V. I.— «<■<. TH^vr?^ «. »T4r«n'RT/. 
 
 n*n%T n. Tm?Tl^ n. 
 To Impbess, v. a. print .^ stamp. mHV\, ^qdf, 7H;r^, 3?rrm. 
 -&C. TTH^, ^f^rl =FTof, %^wr. [3^fH^Mui. 
 
 2 /« rfw/Zy, fig. Z^m, fsni^, fHH^, TT^, snW, 
 To be impressed. S^, fsiifor, f*R^, T^ot, ^MPi^ Si ; 
 also, inversely, to be impressed ly, as ; KH^O "TT^ TT^Tf 
 HTtrT s^r?^. 
 
 8 /orce t«<o service. See To Pbess. 
 Impressed, jj. v. V. 1. 5?i«lr53I, &c. %ft^, 5^tt. 
 
 2 aH^F5T, ri|fl«Jrfai, &C. J^frlRlH. 
 Impression, Impress, Impeessube, n. mark made^ stamp. 
 5^ m. gpT »n. iJTTT >». 5^/. ^fj?^/- 3TT^R m. 
 Indelible i. R(-«TI«I^<I or ^TiWt^ ^^/. 
 Transient i. <TIU4|[<<<-NT'-«f|(!t^«l<-«fI \^J- 
 To take off an i. ^^. 
 To tome off well— an i. 5B^, ^ot_ 
 
 2 ( upon a coin ). »ft^/. 
 
 3 mental i ; idea, S[c. T^T m. aflTHRT m. TPT n. «R^ w. 
 ». vTT, 3TT^ »«. 
 
 4 »e«;e impressed, awe, Sf'c. UTT/. ^ITT/. 5^*1 m. 5OT?/>. 
 To make an i. S^M, pT^. 
 
 5 See Editioni 
 Impbessive, a. that makes a deep imprettion on the mind. 
 
 JRtfT iM^Ml viTTTT, JTTFl »1<0<<m"MII, NtPT^, ^2*T^, 
 
 Impbessively, ade. t. A. iT^rffT s^U'MMMII decl. Ac. 
 Imprimis, adv. in the first place. Tf^rVT^, 3TTf^, 3TK^, 
 
 To Imprint. See To Impress. 2 See To Peint. 
 To Imprison, v. a. confine in a prison, ^c. fj^t<T- ^^VflT- 
 «Tm-&C. SIltiJuf-^T^or, qfff^, #|!T %^, "^^-s^-^KIIK 
 
 «j5-&e.-5R^, ^^-^i^^^??^-'3Tj%<T-&c. qra^, sp'ryft/.- 
 
 !pflt/.-&c. ^FW^'. 0/0. 
 Imprisoned, ;>. V. V. ^^?T «TTfl^3T,'&c. "%^, +KIMK*!?', 
 
 *Ki'JH. ' \_^f[f. 
 
 Imprisonment, «. v. y.— state.\zj. ^/. i^ »». 3^^^/. 
 Improbabilitt, n. \. A. aH'H'lPl/. ^ti'i<ir«( «. ST^T^ w. 
 
 Impeodable, a. nht likely to he, Sfc. *^l*<Ml«ll-^nT^T-Ae. 
 
nrp 
 
 IlftBOBITT, «l. T. DlSHOXESTT. v^^lt f. ^WH l f^^.'<U || HI. 
 
 anrmr^ n. wrmrf&wi^ n. mihiw^hn m. snn^/. 
 
 Impbomptu, (ulc. of hand. r«<HK+.r^Hi-jH, >f«fMl<^f^?t, 
 IifPBOXPTU, fi. extemporaneous compontion. ^ny+f^Hl/.^ft- 
 
 «^^ «. wi^ i f^*'t.r*)H i/. 
 
 Impeopek^. i/fi/f/, unsuitable, unadopted, unqualified, arrt^, 
 '4H«1M<?l'ft, pTM'ifWt, 3T^^, ^JMM'P, r^ifH^t*, f^^f^RJ, 
 ar^ttnTTiT, •ET^fTT, iirtiM*. 
 2 ( to be done ) v. Unjust, "Whosg. «n l <t l ^'l'H -&c. jj 
 
 luPBOPBIETT, n. V. A. 1. 3nftT?THT / ^rgT^ftflHT/. 3T^- i 
 ;rHT/. »<HM^*H|/. 3T^^/. fsT^f^p/. ^l«iq+1/. 
 2 :H*l4*1l/. 3<MI»<<Hl/."5^<r^W/. ST'ftfH/. 3T^pt<r<{ «. 
 ^HIHf^rqB. W^r*/. ar^TT^m. 3<-MI<<J*r»». 
 
 Impbovable, «. v. V. A. 1. ^I'Ki +<l<<l-B^T^-<fco. ^^t^- 
 
 To luPBOTE, V. a. make better.^ advance in good qualities. 
 -Jtr*!* t«i'ir5i-&c. «Ror, yiT»».-&c. ^WT^r y. o/'o. ^TfflJ 
 /.- »Hi|*|^H».-flt*(^^Hn.-noilt4,^m.-»TurTf»Tff5;/.-5''m^^- 
 T-Ac ^^. 
 
 2 employ to good purpose, use to advantage, turn to ac- 
 count, Sfc. V3 ^jm ded. ^^, ?Tr<i!i'F-?J«|«E fjim decl. 
 
 1r«n 'ilifl*! -ll«lfl,«^<><IIMH»i. ^K^ g.ofo. 
 To biPXOvE, V. n. better, Ifc. M t 'H I ^ 'Jirit, 'SflW, ^nw-S;- 
 
 ^m 'wJ^-'WH ^Tr^'i', ^ra^r, 3WTm.-Ac. m»^ y. oj «. ;jtt- 
 
 I]|PBOVEME5T, «. V. V. A. 1.— Of/. ^JT ^nvffw. Ac. fl>^- 
 
 ^Tn. nui^5^n. J^ra^^n. fH^^^n. 
 
 ▼. V. 'S.— stole. SV^ ^mf. 7^5/ fR^ff^/. yint- 
 
 InpiOTisESCE, n. V. A. '*<V<.r « , /. -fl^ff^^KOT. arft^r^/. 
 iMFBOTtOZST, o. tranling forecast. 3»^T^f, 3T^r3[f?, W^- 
 
 lunowia, p^.T.V.N. ^t»is?T fwurr, ^r»?TT,fT»7n, ^»^ «*- 
 
 lJfnCDX5CK, n. V. A. "Jrfir^^m. •JTfiTHTTm. "ST^T^ll^/ '^• 
 
 ^iFini/. -Jiftjini^iRdiy! iiMi'^i'^ii/. 
 iMPKiDnrr, a. indiscreet, ^c.—of person*. *<ft^lO, ST^ 
 
 2— of acti. '*?r<MI^I'<II, il W*l^l, JHf^^K'^if*, »1^NI<- 
 IiipBci>nm.T, *Jv. T. A. 1. ^ff^fifJi, At. 
 lurwacr, n. t. A. fVnrf / trST</ ih^n. ft|% «. ifti *. 
 
 iMmonr, «. skawteUu, sauey, ife. t^, iTf, Ppffj, 
 
 413 
 
 , li 
 
 IMP 
 
 To iMPiGS, P. a. oppose. ^5 ^t^, ^voT*. ^, ff^ %l- 
 
 or, f«nrfrRfTT/.-f^!Tfrrn^n.-f^5^4JT ». q^. 
 Impulse, n. v. Blow, Fobce. armTrTw. tnpm. 
 
 2 emotion towards. 3^o^/. qjSm.xpr/. %^»i. jp^/. ^^/. 
 3H,fe+T/. %nw. :f^5|ft/. f WffJ. /. 
 A sudden i. ^frn<nTff«. 
 Acting upon i. rtli+M«(^K»i. 
 That follows his impulses, m^ or HH^i^ ^^"TTTT- 
 
 Upon, according to, &c. i. m^'irf). 
 Impulsive, a. moving, impellent. ■«(lri«<u|Ki, tiKuim, ^- 
 
 Impujtitt, n. exemption from puttishmeiU. 3l^ «. 31^^ n. 
 ^%\^\^m. <^4HIHI«(»n.i4f««f^dHn. 3TcTr?H». 
 2 exemption from injury. ST^'T^iRm. a^MSfiHIHI^ w. 
 Assurance of i. afTHTn. aPTTT^H". 
 Bond of i. STT^TT^ ». 
 lupuBE, a. foul, feculent, ifc. v. Dibit. Hci+I remw*. HoE- 
 ^ Hf^H iwp. Mofjui, ?r*ra. 
 
 2 unholy, unclean, unchaste, sinful. Hf^ /wp. Toftor, 
 
 3TT^5T, args;, 3t^, hisi*, sjh^c^, Trn^, TPft, "Trrj- 
 
 3 unclean, defiled, — ceremoniaDj. vflMfijM, ftiWJ^r^l, 
 f^'.lotMl, 3T^5, argf^, arniHt {See under Impubiti). 
 
 L from a birth. g^<H^l, ^{^ pop. fn^, ^%"<*<1. 
 I. through a death. ^^*«lril, g?WT«ST or oo^TT, ^H^T, 
 
 4— language, style, ar^^, aTSHirer. 
 Impube>-ess, Lmpubity, «. V. A. 1. Mci^MVUtn. flf3S<nMUii»/». 
 
 2 anf^^nrr/ Mf*umuii»n. nifrv^n. argf^/. 
 
 3 aiif^MMuiiOT. afTT^^PrT/. f^K^m. ar^f^/ sT^f^/. 
 ar^f^m/. aUTTfi^n- This word, though it signifies im- 
 purity generally.^ is, when uncompounded, understood 
 espeeitdly of that impurity which arises in consequence 
 o{ a death. When in composition its sense is determined 
 by the power of the component word prefixedjas, OfHT 
 
 *iW, HTTTrf^, f^oipiW, 3T^T^PffTT3nH, ic. 
 
 L during an eclipse. M^oilSW**. 
 
 I. from childbirtli or miscarriage. ^%Tm. ^"Pw. ^- 
 
 I. from a death or a miscarriage in tho family. 
 %^TMl\(lm. 
 
 I. from the touch of stale things. ■i^\l^i.]4.m. 
 
 I. through a death. *r?iTi7H(»i. TTWTnt^w. PRT^n. ^^- 
 
 To spread one's i. f^TT^Bw. VTHW^. 
 
 Impctablk, ol t. v. 1. amtr firmm '?t«T, anfWnf^r, 3tt- 
 IkPUTATio!*, n. T. V. 1.— «rt. 3nT^?'fn. 3m?^M. 3nfW»i. 
 
INA 
 
 414 
 
 IXA 
 
 2 V. Blame. CTspTw. V^m. 3T7?n^>». 1| 
 
 JTo Implte, v. a. attribute^ assign, v. To Ascbibe. SHlOsuf, " 
 
 3Tf*nTnTm.-3nTt'mn.-3nfnT?». spT't y. 0/ 0. ji 
 
 2— iu an ill sense-SjlTT^n: 5jT?Jot, jtw ado. HR^, S^^FT 
 
 In, prep, or aJf. arffT, H«;t, JTi^, f*nTT, HT^f, m^nfr, siffT- 
 
 3rTf or ?ft. 
 
 In, as a privative or negative is rendered by 3T, f^, 
 5?-, as arg?, fn^T, |T?f, &c. Of those English words to 
 which sometimes In is prefixed and sometimes Un, 
 such as arc not found here should be looked for under 
 Un. 
 Ikabilitt, m. u-ant of power, ar^frp/. 3T?fm^"'f«. W^riTrTT/. 
 
 3iM<i+Mff». ^qT?^*mT/. ar^^^^^n. 
 Ikaccessibiutt, Inaccessibleness, n, v. A. a i « l » -<j t ^l/. 5- 
 
 INACCESSIBLE, o. »io^ /o he reached, ^c MNR I viffnT-&c. JTT^, 
 
 ^*f^^i 5^. ^p5ft, jc^f^, |"nnw, 1^. 
 Jnaccckact, «. V. A. 3T5^/. =^/. 5^/. aflfnrw. ?rFT- 
 
 Inaccurate, a. crroneout, not correct, ar^^, 5^'»rr, HTT- 
 
 Inaction, n. u-ant of action.QS^scm^m. ar^^w. o<«IH I < l * IT? 
 
 ♦». -3<Jl'lIHl«jM. 3T%^T/. 
 Inactive, o. not acting or liisy. f^s^Tf^nT, ft^^mi, Ti^rJT, 
 
 5^ I M K ^tn -fjr^-TffrT-fjnrf^rf . 
 
 2 not active, v. Indolent, ar^^ift, ^??fFft, g^, f%^, 
 
 arsjmrFft, ars^^rT^. . [%^». 
 
 Inactivity, «. v. A. 1. r<+IHm»ir»». fq o<< |H Kdl /. ^TMTTT- 
 2 f ^V- fSBTOTTw*. arg^JTfnrTT/. ^ ^" ifilrlT/. aTsq^^T^OT. 
 
 Inadequacy, Inadiquateness, n. v. A. jpTT or f^^/. f^- 
 5'irrn'TT m. f^q^iirr »». ar^Trtqurr w. &c. ar^p^mr/. ar^- 
 <Tf ^PTTT/. ar^wf n. arq^rff^/. ar^^rrr/. 
 
 Inadequate, a. not sufficient. f^TJ^^TT, fJTJTT, ^TjtfTT, STjn, 
 
 arjjf, aTqqk,3TqF^,3T5<T5^,'3T?nT*!r,''3i?TtT, 5FT«rf^, 
 
 arqr^. 
 Inadequately, a(/r. v. A, ^ ^^^r, ^TTT^nil, arj^TTT, aijn, 
 
 all dedinalle. 
 Inadmissibility, n. \. A. ar^^rnr/ aT^TT^fTT/. &c. 
 Inadmissible, a. not proper to be allowed or received. JTRT- 
 
 <<M"i'iir?nT?jfT-&c. 5TTfr, a^?rr^, ar^^r^, a^ftift^FT^, ar- 
 
 IsADULT, a. not grown up. ar^H'^k'T, aTfTRT^k^, 
 Inadvebtence, «. V. A. »I<P?J?T/. ar^r^rm^ «. aTH^^H?TT/. 
 
 aT?n^>ilT'T?rT/ |??^ «• at?^^ «. ar?i?=r n. smi^ w. 
 Inadvektent, a. inattentive. 3TORVIR,"JrT^T^q-, a^^T^tTM, 
 
 iTTt^ or >iWtt7 or nrp?^, sim^t, |^?T, ^"pm. 
 
 Inadveetektly, a(/r. v. A. 1'»>?5?ft^, nT^iq'VNin'T^, ^PTT^, 
 &c. 5^1^ HT^ W iTTf^, 3T^5F?r, =Fa?r 5T ^oEH, ^ ^FoT- 
 
 Inalienable, a. that cannot be transferred, Sjc. to another. 
 
 Inalienablebkss, «. V. A. q^i^var/. ail'^???TT/. &c. 
 
 Inalimental, awarding no nourishment. 3T"rf^^, arj^f^^. 
 
 Inamorata, n. ^quft/, ^^^\f 
 
 Inamoeaio, n. ^prff m. Opt »»• 
 
 Inane. See Empty. 
 
 Inanimate, Inanimated, a. t. Lifeless. f'fsfPT, fJl%?, f^- 
 
 Animate and i. %?RT%fTJT. [ PiTfrd l/ 
 
 Inanition, n. — in medicine, am^ m. aTT^HT^ m. 75^- 
 Inanity. See Emptiness, [ *rT^ m. 
 
 Inappetence, «. want of appetite. ai^/ a^yrvrr/. ???- 
 
 2 «!fln< of desire. arf^T^T/. aTBTT w. aT^fH^'T «». 
 Inapplicability, «. v. A. aT'qrFqclT/ ar^^TPrfr/. 3T5T- 
 
 ^TlvrMHl/. 
 
 Inapplicable, a. not proper to be applied. rfHRIW ar'Rt^'T, 
 
 ?5Hi<<M>iT JiTf ir, ar^i'T, arir'ii:?^, argq^??;. 
 Inapplication, «. V. Indolence, ar^sfrn »»• 
 Inapposite, a. not pertinent. aTSTRJ^sp, ^m M l gf^r l, arq^^T, 
 
 ar^m^^p. [nr. 
 
 Inappbeciable, o. f%^TfT/.-j(ic5 «.-«?! ' qai /.-&c. H^Mv/l l M i ^ - 
 Inappeeheksible, a. »io< <o ie apprehended, aiqr^, 3iq- 
 
 Isappeehensive, o. aTTi+fP<iH. 
 
 Inappkopuiate, a. v. Impeopeb, aHiTl'*!, ^T^^rp, a^^qj- 
 
 iNAPPBOPKIATaJESS, «. V. A. ^*i\'Mr\\ f. SfRT^TRrTT/ ST- 
 
 Inaititude, Inaptness, n. want of fitness. 3??ft^q<TT/. 3T^- 
 Ibaeable, a. not Jit to be plowed, ^\^^f[^ fJT^, Hi'KNW 
 
 ai^ft^, ar^'Wt. 
 Inaeticulate, a. not distinct. aTo^T?;, a^t;^, JpEHsftrT, f^- 
 
 f*l3T, 3T^T^TfT?T, aT^TO^HI^T, fj^^?, ai^?q?_ 
 Inaeticulately, adv. v. A. ar^T^n^TTT^^, «tc. ar^q?, ar- 
 
 That speaks i. <qt5T5T. [ WK m. 
 
 Inaeticvlateness, m. v. a. ar^'T^nr/. 3T5q^p;TT/. ar^r- 
 Inaetificial, a. not done by art; natural. ar^f^TTT, ar^p^- 
 
 2 fravied without art. ^ITVT, ^rmTTT, '»fro5T, ?IRETHtaEr, 
 
 Inattention, n. tcant oj attention. ^^'(V(\^ n. 3T5=l?%rR- 
 
 rnf. 3T^T5r'ifH?TT/."^^R^'»n OT. lE^ n. ^^^ n. aT- 
 
 5!?T n. arr'iT^TKty- [ smT^ M. 
 
 i 2 WfyZec^ 3^«noE/. ai^^im^ n. ar^TT or ^/ ^?ni?ft/ 
 
 Inattentive, a. »io< attending, not heeding. aT51^«TPr, aT?fr- 
 
 I SfVT, %^R«I,^^T5rtT, 51'Pm, TT'P?^ or »TT<^, 'Ilfc^, |3?T, 
 
 3T^?f^«T, ar^fT-.qJT'n, ara'^Tsi^JF, 3ijtt5?w?t. 
 
 2 «o< atUntive,heedless.^ neglectful, v. CABELiaa. q'Fc?q'\, 
 
 Inattentitely, adv. v. A. 1. |?I?^#, ai51^tTR^snF. 
 Inaudible, a. that cannot be heard. |:«n''T, «P?«rTo?T, 5:^- 
 «n^^, arssTTST, «T«nJTT?TiR. 
 '1 Inacdibly, adv. y. A. ^* q^sTHTT, ^f T ^^, f^^l^^iwr, 
 
 II Inaxigdbad, a. pertaining, Sfc. to inauguration. ST^%^, irf%- 
 
i^ 415 
 
 ISAVGURATIOS, M. Y. V. ^f^ f. H^^ \ ^! ^ n. 
 
 To IxiUGURATE, V. o. induct into an office tcith eeremoniet, 
 T. To IxsTALL. MPl^l/- :;rdti i m n. ^rafy. of o. 
 
 ISACSPICIOLS, a. ill omtneJ, j-c. jRM' l r ;, 3T^, 3r^, 3it>T^, 
 ^, ^*Tf^, 5=5?nift, ^, 5117, •'ll'.K or A\PM or Hli'MIZ, 
 
 To be i. ^ 3TOwr. 
 
 Isavspicioussess, n. v. A. ^nrn^W'tT «. a^ M'UH i/.aryrw. 
 
 ■^^iUrnEXTiCiTT, ». icnrU of authenticUt/. ^Tl^suii m. snTTHT- 
 
 '"I n. MHHHIHI*! ffi. [f^^T^. 
 
 iv.vvERTlBLE, a. arf^^TT, 3Tf5r^, |f^^TT, 5^R, ^IHR^I*}, 
 
 IsBEi.vo, n. inherence. 3frT;fr<Tf'^/. STTT^rrTr/. 3i?T'fra' w». 
 
 InEOKK, ISBKED, a. V.IXHFREXr, Xatubal. •HrTvlfH, 3T?TH?. 
 
 Incalculable, a. ilial cannot le computed.'i\t}v\^^^ ^TT^HT, 
 
 ISCAXDKSCEJtCE, n. ■^H4»UIH|/. 
 
 JjSCASTATlOS, n. enchantment, v. Chabm. TT5T w. 
 I. to kill. »TTT^ «. 
 
 L to kill or injure,— gcuer. 5iKU|Hl<ui n. 
 I. to produce impotencv or disease. ^nT'T n. 
 Bites in acquiring an i. <tt;i;j^ n. 
 
 I>CA5TATOBr, O. T. N. JT^T^, HJf^^,, JT'SRt^^^^, JT-sJMId+, 
 
 ISCAPABILIXr, LVCIPABLEXESS, rt. V. A. ^TI ^t I'^OII W. ic. 
 
 H^f*/. '>iflin«4 n. ■JTTHS'TT/ 3T?7*THT/. H1'=!I<<-+^/. 
 I.NCAPABLE, a. incomprteni. JTTT^f, 'iTK^, ^T?T^, 3TTIk4, 
 
 IxcAPAcious a. T. Nakbow. 'imnM, ii-^N-f.ir, a T j-^qfl-m . 
 
 To I5CAPACITATE, r. o. ditable, diijualifi/. ■3(TJm'4-'3T?m-3(T- 
 
 ISCAPACITT, n. iron/ of power. See Isabihtt. 2 ttupidittf. 
 
 ' INCABCEBATE, &c. See To Impbison-, Ac. 
 
 AK5ATS, a. incetted irilh a io'y %f»TTft,%^,TrfWt,^^, 
 
 HW^i/t, iii'^^w!, •jit^Hig. 
 To become i. ■»H'i>vf\ 
 '■-c \K3fATI05, II. Of-t oflikiny a human body. •«^?TTT m.^^- 
 n[ H. There are particularly ten Inearnationi of Vishnu 
 
 ( ?JTTT^TT ) Tir. nf^, ^, ^TT^, ^rfff^, ^m^, TT^rm, 
 rrw, f>«OT, 35, ^r<t. Of thcM! niue are considered to 
 be pMt. 
 
 Anniversary of an L ^nrft/ 
 
 I. of an emanation. 3T?TTV^TT m.— a» distinguished 
 from an i. of the deitjr in full, "jofif^u m. 
 
 3IarTeli or talca gf the iucamalions. 3?W^Tr^fr» n. 
 
 Plajer repreienting the incarnation*. ^TilfllO. 
 
 Becounting the exploit* of the incamationii. ^nfif. 
 IscAiE. See To Euclosk. ['"^i *Tr»?J. 
 
 iVTioct, a. T. Caklcss. 3mTV»,'^Tint«, "STHTWmn, ^^ 
 ACTioCJtT, adv. T. A, ■arorf •TTTT^, Ac. 
 
 INC 
 
 I>'CAVTiot:s>T:ss, «. v. A. SWrngTrnr m. ' y | <^ | t < MMU |l ♦«. sf- 
 
 IscEXDiABisii, rt. qMKui n. arPTTT^ m. 
 
 ISCENDIART, n. lit. V<v^I<*<nKi, 3TFP7T^qT, 3TI 'rrfN" I K r, VtT- 
 IR^r^, v^ctriJI, 3Tfi?^. 
 
 2 fomenter of dieiension. AppellatiTes, allusive terms, 
 eipressise phrases, &c. bearing this sense, and answer- 
 ing to make bate, breed bate, embroiler, ivflamer.firebmnd, 
 boufe feu, broil-breeder, qmrrel-kindler, setter by the 
 ears, Sfc. are numerous and extensively current. Some 
 are here collected. 3TMMI«<<I, ^ToEJ^tt, ?m^ or ^oft^ 
 HTTT, »iK<^MpJ, =f)%^P7, «|)cA-lMI, JPiE^i^r, ' hot^i ; ^ ^, 
 5U|'fMl«i'»IKI or ^PForrTT, j+«IKr,"%T?ft, sftf HT<mTT oc 
 ^TTTT, J^^m o»- 5^, rtHlrflV) +<U|KI, ^f^, ^TT^ or 
 517, "MiMK or ??TT, ^R^^ or ^, >^<<#liiTr, M<H I ^ or :^, 
 <?H^I* <"• 5ET or ^^fTTBT, ^w^T, ^Tlft, ( ?5>Ft^qT ) q^t^ 
 ^^TT •«l<S«<y|KI, ^ 7T^ ^% ^5I«1UIKI. 
 
 IXCENSE, n. perfume exhaled by fire, y^ m. 
 
 To IxCESSE, V. a. perfume tcith incense, q? tn. ^7^^-%^ 
 7^^, MM«)lf^H-«[f^fT-&c. ^FTwf, ^HT n. spTot. 
 2 enrage, provoke, v. To Axger, To Excite. ?pt^1^ 
 ■HHIiWui, ?t?T?T-&c. SRwt, ?T?irFr n. SRwf y_ o/o. fm «. 
 niMf^of g. of 0. 
 
 lycExsED, /». v.T. 1. «rr^?^, &c. «rRrT, awf^H, tjTrftrq. 
 2 ^trtrn^?^, &c. H5T, ?Trf^?r, ?t^, ?hirfir?T, NT i ^j^jfrf H, 
 
 IxcENTiVE, «. inciting cause, v. Ixcitemest. T^vPT ». 7- 
 
 %nJ n. T^^ n. 
 LvcESTivE, a. V. IsciTiso. 3^^<P, snr?f!p, Sflft^^, ^ffT- 
 
 IxcEPTio.s. See Begissiso. [f^^r^F. 
 
 Inceptive, a. beginning. 3^5p*TT^T, 5fl^T^pf*TT, TT^»T^«ivft- 
 
 I5CE8SAST, a. V. CO.VTIXUAL. fTT^rR, ^«F^T, W^. 
 IscEaSASTLY, ade. V. COSTINUALLV. fHtrlJ| ^JfJ^Sp, ^^J^fTT^n. 
 
 IxcEST, n. prohibited cohabitation. aT'l^^l'IMH n.( as commit- 
 ted by a male ). 3m'='Tn*PT «. ( as committed by a 
 female ). 'Tt^nPTT n. 
 
 Female, connection with whom is i. Cfl'imi/. 
 I. with one's father's or guru's wife. ij^rTn^T^f 
 n. 'JM?-<I «. 
 I. with one's mother. HI-i'lH*! vulg. HI^II'lM^ «. 
 lycESTLOUH, a. t. N. •llM'lH'ft, 'TiM'll'ft, 'i?n«^l«ll*fl, w\- 
 
 I. with father's wife. <j» <n ~ M ' t, ^?<t. 
 
 I. with mother. HTHnnft vulg. KT^TTH^. 
 
 Some terms for an incestuous person are. »lt?T qtlTw. 
 
 I»CH, »!.— the meanure. 'fl^;^ />o/) •JT'J^B n. ( 8 barley corns 
 put side by side ). n^ n. ^ m. from the English is 
 common. 
 
 A quarter of an i. ^Tfl or ST^f / IT^/. 
 
 By inches, by inchmeal. *i^nfrr deal. srmt^TPTt,^- 
 
INC 
 
 To Inchoate, Ikchoate, &c. See To Begin, Bbsun, &c. 
 Incidence, n. falling. <Ti^ n. ^r{^ n. 2 See Incident. 
 I>-ciDE.vT, Incidental, a. casual, fortuilous, Sfc. v. Occa- 
 sional. iiT^fn^, ^Wttp, sFT^rf^TPF, art^TfT. 
 
 To be ill. to. mifJHI'i 3T^. 
 
 2 happening hy accident, v. Accidental. arniW^, ^^- 
 
 3 apt to happen. ^T^ ^''?TPT'RT-^nT^-&C. qirffHin 3T- 
 Incident, «. v. Affair, w^ 3TT%?^ »ft^ /. nt^ /. ?tT «. 
 Incidentali.t, adv. t. A. I. sf#TTrf, ST^TJ^TTT, ST^mnTrT, 
 
 !Rm?if, Sf^TTrT:. 
 
 Incipient, a. commencing. vjH-+ni-m, srt'fWT, 31 1^-^ I, Tf^- 
 
 ?^, 3TTtT^, 3h!m*Fh^, 'T^rr^ra^. 
 
 Incibcumspection, 71. «(.'ff«^ o/ caution. %HN^4Tiirr »i. ST- 
 
 Incision, Incisuee, n. «//, ya*/i, ^-c. «n^ m. ^\^ m. <Fr5 w. 
 
 *i*i"fT/. ^Tt/. S^ m. 
 Incisob, n. foretooth, ^t^t^l^id wi. ^+.3ft-«)l stfT »». 
 Incisoey, a. >hmuiKI, 35^. 
 Incitation, Incitement, n. \, V. — act. T^Tf^ n. HiTotn.&c. 
 
 "SdNufl/. TSf^'jrjF/ THTT'jft/. T^/. Jiloioft/. T%^- 
 
 5^ «. sr^#r «. sfR^r^JT n. ^t^or «. sn;<jrT/. ^^ «. ^- 
 
 2 inciting cause^ incentiie. 4^^^ n. ^^ n. 3^^rf^ «. 
 
 To Incite, v. a. instigate, stimulate, slir up, prompt., Sfc. S'- 
 ^^r?%, 'qj^pt, TT5T?r or ^Efftt^, =5f5 »n. %ot, HT^^, ^HnTif, 
 
 ^, 3TrTo5nfr/.-T5T^'»fr/.-3^n5/.-7%^Rn.-&e.^R^ ^•o/'o. 
 Incited, />. v. V. T^STrTT, xTT^pST, &c. iRfrrri, RTc^if^ri, 
 
 Incites, »i. Ikcitino,/). o. T. Y. T^f^oTRT, TST^oft 'R'TT- 
 CT, &C. viTivnti, snT^f^F, JI'frjT'^, 5TR?TT^% S^T^, ll|R?JI, ^- 
 
 Incivility, n. v. Eudeness. 3Tr«HT w. aM'Tsm m. arfTT- 
 
 qrTT/. 3T^»=?mr/. ^^ n. |#TrTT/. STfWVn: w. 
 Inclemency, m. v. A. w.fw^Wm. ^.^uy^mm. fnii^jMu ilm.&c. 
 Inclement, o. pitileit, harsh, severe. f^STT, ^F^toT, ^F^, ^- 
 
 Inclinable, o. leaning, tending, lit. fig. q??ir^, ^^RF, ^^- 
 
 Isclinablenesb, «. T. A. ^^ «i. ^^ »». :rT?«rq- n. 
 Inclination, n. t. V. N. 1. ^^ m. 5fn? »». aiH w. rf^ ot. 
 I. ( of a planet's orbit ) to the ecliptic. TfirnTT m. 
 
 2 w^\^ afrs/. JTfii^i rite ♦». T^r^r ^^ m. &c. ^^ n. 
 
 To follow one's ov.'n i. mMM?i fN ^i^, 31Nr*<l H- 
 To Ikcline, t>. M. iw/i, tend, lend, ^p^iji,^??^, gHu^ , ^tH^t, 
 
 416 IXC 
 
 m.^^m.-x^m. vjpjf 51. of s. 
 
 2 be desirous or disposed. «F^iJt, ^^c'T, i?P^, ^orft, art- 
 ff'i, HH'ot impers. ffRm.-^^F«i.-&c. ^T^-aTF'jf y. (J/f*. 
 »rT«.-&c. ij^-j^tfOT g.of s. 'ifr5/.-&c. iT"T,^Tw». ^/. <^|^iii- 
 H^ y. c/«. inrn. 3T«^-«l^fiT-SPm g- of s. tHTS^dr. 
 
 2b Incline, v. a. give a leaning to. ^^P^fOT, <|i^=(ui, rTte^or, 
 S^^, ^i+r*(ui, 2pc5T^-atHI^-&c. qrof, q^?l«t.-HlR^w.- 
 &c. k^. 
 
 2 turn the will, v. To Dispose. sTot^'f, t^n. ^oE^m-?^- 
 JJ^-ffcc. 3T^^W, R^^-&c. JpTot. 
 
 Inclined? p. v.V. Is'. 1. ^3%c^, sg^.S^^r, &c.<Tf?j-&c. q%?5T. 
 An i. plane. 3fl^u[ /. n. 
 2 ^ToE^OT, &c. ST^T^', ?ft^ in eomp. [^-o/*. 
 
 To be or feel i. JTHn.-iTH^^r/.-JRf^fnsn'M. ?5^-m^ 
 
 To Inclose, Inclosube. See To Enclose, &c. 
 
 To Include, v. a. See To Enclose. 2 comprise, t. To Com- 
 prehend. ai|+,ctU|, VTT&r, 3fTr^?55'T«.-^'TT%n»». ^R^jf 5'. 0/0. 
 3t?nffT-3trt^-&C. Wf. 
 
 Included,;?. v.V. 2. 3Hi+c4>.^, ^xk!^., it^^, atTHlrT, atfT- 
 
 ^, 3T?r^, aTfT'.TTrft (in comp.). 
 To be i. under, jftl^t, <flT^. 
 Inclusion, «. v. V. 2— ac/. arppostjfn. (^71. &e. 31l+rf«ln. 
 
 —state, ^mi^'^m. 3TcfHf?r»». 
 
 I. of both (dates and places). afrfHf^«». 
 Inclusive, a. that is comprehended, v. Included, vixk^. 
 Inclusively, adv. v. A. iT57T (as €lH^R *T^ Monday 
 
 inclusively), g^f, ?T^. " 
 
 Incog, Incognito, adv. in a disguise of the real person, yr- 
 
 Living i. 3T?1ld«IW m. 
 Incogitable, a. inconceivable. 3T1%T, aTf^H^fl^J, aTO?<^, 
 
 ar^rT^^. [^tpth; m. 
 
 Incogitancy, n. Kant of thought. 3Tf%?nT n. 3TI%?TT/. f%'l- 
 Incogitant, Incogitative, a. tcanting the potcer of thought. 
 
 Incognizable, a.that cannot be recognised. arJcE^Ht *<l«l<<l-«ir 
 Incohebence, Incouebency, n. v. A. 1. 3TWI5TTrTT/. 3T^^ 
 m. 3T^^/. 
 
 2 3T^?qr^ »». aron^/. 3T^ m.^^-^rgf?/. 
 
 Incoherent, a. — lit. wanting cohesion, not joined to each 
 other. aroifW, 31^5^, fpPT, 5^. 
 2— fig. V. Inconsistent, ht^f, g^lH', f^N*, 3T#»T<T, 3m- 
 5T5, 3T?ifJ^5r?f, ?i^4f5r'?5, ^?H?g?^, 3T5=#if^^, ar^rHyr. 
 I. talk. ar-T^ffT^pt «• Ji^t?' "• 
 
 Incoherently, oilc. v. A. 2. «hi^i^ 'f^i *is,iia.^ /'"/'■ '^"Tgr- 
 
 To talk i. q^5r<t m^ f^oEW c*K>it. 
 Incoubustibility, Incombustibleness, n. v. A. 3T<r^- 
 
 ?Trn'/. 3T3[T^fTT/. 
 Incombustible, a. <Aa/ tciW not i«m. ^ r^TPTT^ Tift, 3T^- 
 
 IscoME, n. rfvf/itte. ^JPTT/. ^T^ «• ^flf^/. aTT^ »?>. ST^rf/. 
 

 INC 
 
 417 
 
 INC 
 
 I. and expenditure, ari^isq^ m. 
 That 18 without i. 3H^?I^, <H^NMM. 
 
 ISCOmCKSSCKABILITT, IXCOlIilEXSCKABLESKSS, fl. V. A. 
 
 a»«»mRmuM n. SIWHMH n. 
 LrcOMMEKsiBABLE. o. having no common meature. anWTft- 
 
 ISCOMMESSUBATE, «. not oj equal extent. -^HhRhIU'I. 
 
 Jb Ikcohuode, o. y»V« Mic<Mip«n<>N«« to. Mi-^\i\ /.-3Hi-=|Uj* 
 
 To be incommoded. ^*l M 4"! , 344x(U|ui. 
 I5COU3IODIOUS, a. incontenient.'^m^., 'Mmv[\M\, SPT^rer, 
 
 3l3q^,3H5^. ^ ^^ 
 
 IscomioDiocssEss, n.v. A.*\i«\if. 3TT^^/.-i?M ^WH r/.&c. 
 
 IsCOimUSICABILITr, IxcO.MMVXICABLia-ESS, 11. V. A. 1. ST- 
 
 fJT%<rTT/. ■^fH^iHlMHl/. 
 
 ISCOMUOICABLE, «. <Aa< cannnot be toLl, Sfc. fl('||<<|« 
 
 2 /Aa/ cannot he imparled or given. 31^1^<|, gpfsj?^. 
 lycoiCMUSiCATivE, «. referred, taciturn. HIJHI ^3T5, ^idrVI 
 
 IscoMPACT, a. no/ rfo**-, tolid, ^-e. ST^JT, ST^T. 
 I.vcouPAK^LE, a. (Aa/ Oiimilt not of compariMon. ^HMH, 
 
 fJirqK, ai^MMM, sff^'^'fni, anrf^, «4Ttih, «^t*v. 
 
 INC0MPAKABLE5ES8, «. V. A. ^^VHHl/. f^^MMfll /. SpfW- 
 
 IkcompaKablt. oJ;. beyond eompariton. 3R<T>T, f^^i^TK, ^- 
 
 LrconrAisioSATE, a.pittUu, v. Cbdel. f^^, ^^I^H. 
 bcoMrATiBiLiTT, «. T. A. ft^iftlT'IT •». %?^ n.^'rttt'T «. 
 
 M^Mf "I. ^«MI<HI/. 
 ISCOVPATIBLE, a. ineontitlent. TmA\1, f^5^, ^5, f^^H, 
 
 fw, "nir4T7ra. [/. jh^ihswI «. 
 
 IxcoMPTPOcT, «. v. A. 1. ainfNmT/ Humsft/. ar^wm 
 2 3»y?r<r^ «. *<•. t^/. f^f. "^n/. 
 
 IscOMpmsT, a. Kanting/arullift or qualification*,^. UirABU, 
 
 2 imuUquate,\. IsiumciEST. JT'^^fll, anyi, f^^w 
 IXCOMPUCTE, a. unjlnitked. ST^T'TT, ^JCI, 3»<|tl, <H^flOf, 3T- 
 
 2 imperfrrt, dffertire. V^^y 'TTH, ^*^, !J^, *'Bft^, 
 
 frea, h*Hl'i, 'jmf're^, ■Jt'i^^, *^«il«i, ^Hl'i. 
 
 l5COIin.ETE>(E5S, «. T. A. 1. JHyi^MBIl M. SH^^^'W «. 91^- 
 
 <WT <». 'MnMlfHy^ 'ilfufj/ jiPi^mP+i/. 
 IxcOMPuaiKrx, m. mon-eomptiance. 3r^t*TT ■». 3firnrfiT/ 
 
 iKOxmaniuiun, lacojmsaoaxBUKns, n. t. A. 3T- 
 
 '^^^ fl. j^'smT/. i^tmr/. &c. 
 
 IxcOMPEEHKUSiBLE, o. inappreheniible by the underttanding. 
 
 i^ivrffffT, ^hiFi«T, ^^rmNR:, qt^^if^isfq, gg;^!^, frmr- 
 
 iKCOjiPEEssiBiLixr, n. T. A. 3TO^Jr5RW?TT/. aTO?^q'ift^?Tr 
 INCOMPRESSIBLE, a. not to be compressed. 3T^nr?ftT, 3T^- 
 
 IxcOMPuTABLE, &e. See Ixcaxcui-able, &c. 
 IscOXCEALABLE, a. not to be hid. 3T»TIM«{^*|, nt^TT?!^^, ntT- 
 
 IxcONCEirABLE, a. that cannot be conceited by the mind. 3T- 
 f%T, 3Tr«IH»fl«<, 31d+4, 31Rh+4, aT'JJr'T^rN', 3THN'f)«l, 
 
 IXCOXCEITABLESESS, rt. V. A. aTf%f'T<TT/. 3Hd+4dr/. &e. 3T- 
 
 IncOXCLUSXte, a. not te/tling a question. 3T1%JW*^'?>iO, 3T^- 
 
 StfT^rff, 3frfim«r^rtt, 3T^Mm^, arfH^rk^, arf^r^m^, 
 
 IxcoxcLusrvEUEss, n. v. A. aT^^tq^VlRfir/. gT^ ^ I «<<t>t< f 
 
 n. 3<wHm+f«i «. &c. arjf^/. 
 
 IxcoxGHCiTT, n. V. A. r<)^Ii^uil m. f^iy ». 3TB«I^/. ST- 
 
 IXCOXQHUOUS, a. v. IjfCO.VSISTE5T. ft^TI, f^??^, 3T^«I^, 3T- 
 
 ^TTfT, anftHTST, anTHTf^, aTHTT^t'T. 
 IxcoxsEQUESCE, n.— in logic. aT^T'^^ tn. <sk^(T{^h tn. 3^- 
 
 5t?T m. Ri^ifii*ii«( m. 
 IscoxsEQUEST, Isco\8EQUE5TiAt, a. not following from the 
 
 premises. aTTf^'^iT, 3m*T^=^^, f^^irKf^rl, aro'sT^. 
 I5C0X8IDXRABLE, o. little, trifling, v. Light, ar^rnr, 3^?TtJft- 
 
 «T, ^'FT, '4riT, cT^, 3(T?^v»IK?T 'sRraT «fT'TT-&c. sfT^. 
 
 IXCOXSIDEBABLEMESS, n. V. A. ^'^T'Tf W. 'tltl^iT'TT in. itc. 
 
 IxcoxsiDERATE, o. thoughtless, imprudent. arPT^lft, 3Tf^- 
 ^^ftsr, 3T^T%^, |^Hr*)-m^, ^ifl^*, fT^R^-^?T-^Jf^- 
 &c. ST, mRuHHK^^, aTf^^M<HO. 
 
 2 proceeding from thoughtlessness, arfif^m^, aiTf^^^ - 
 ■^1 n»-«IKHHHI, Ac. a<f5i«(K«rl^. , 
 
 Ixcox SI DEBATE i,T, adc. T. A. 3<F*I-«(10^', aTf^RTT^'P &C. 
 
 Ihcoxsideratekess, Isco.NsiDEBATiox, M. V. A. aTfT^TTT m. 
 arftriw «». Pj^kimi^ m. f<i»f*iMH »». arPNffTT/. arfW m. 
 
 IXCOSBISTEKCE, IXCOXSISTESCT, «. T. A. 1. frjfirmirT fW. 
 fffiV f»i. ?"rftW fl. 'WTW w. ft^'lf^ /. HH'lfrr/. 3TH»T- 
 
 frm/. -ifWHmHTf. 3T«'W fn. ar^f^/. '?3ttw f». hi^^ 
 
 fl. ^hl*4 fl. 'I'pfT fl. 
 
 2 iHH'^M f». TT«H'^»< »i. 3Tfl^ fl. ^4tw?w f«. 3nni- 
 fn/. <j«rhTf^*T »»•• t'^^fi,}. 
 
 ljrc05»i9TE5T, a. incompatible, ineongruout, not agreeing 
 
 with, frsin, ff^, fw^s, f'lTtvft, fiMO<'*rtir, fSTgunr, 
 
 f^«1^, *4*l'l^, 'Hfiii'j'flv, '5TW'TT«'T, ar^H^ or ant. 
 MlfWfl, ■JTOH^, 3T?t^, 3T»pT^Tft, ^IT^^'W, fPTlft^, 
 
INC 
 
 418 
 
 mc 
 
 2 incoherent, not agreeing with ittelf. ^ti'ifl, ^^TfT, 
 
 3^5, 3=Rf^, swrf^, ^T^Trg^, ^^hR<>5, ara^- 
 
 Incossistentlt, ai». v. A. 2. ?n«-*TT'l^-*nT^n5-&c. ?it|H, 
 
 Inconsolable, a. not to he consoled. aroft^sfrT, tilt^niWM, 
 
 5:tiit«('ftM, ?fl+[f«(H. 
 Inconsonant. See Inconsistent, Discobdant. 
 Inconspicuous, a. 5^^, afTsqrp, aro^ ^.T. 
 IkCONSTANCX, «. V. A. "^^oE^ifTW. ^^rnf- ""iNr^W. 3T- 
 
 Inconstant, o. unstable,JicMe, v. Changeable. ^^^5, 3T- 
 
 R^KI'l. 
 Incontestable, a. v. Indisputable. 3lf^«ll<J, arf^T^^^, 
 
 Incontestably, adv. v. A, f^(^^, ^IrRSTTT. 
 Incontinence, Incontin-enct, n. v. A. ^^TTf^r^w. ^- 
 
 ^f^^nrf^/. &c. 
 
 Incontinent, a. not restraining the passions. if^MlfqM^, 
 
 Inconteovebtible, a. V. Indisputable, arft^^^ft^, 3T^- 
 Inconvenience, Inconteniencx, «. v. A. '^nft?/. afTS^T/. 
 
 I. an i. affl^n^/. 3U^^/. JiT^ftf /. »?k^ n. 
 •2b Inconvenience, v. a. v. To Incommode. ^t^^/.-&c. ^- 
 
 ^ g. ofo. arx^tftrl vjwii. 
 Inconvenient, a. incommodious, unsuitable. ^i^H^-HI, 3T5- 
 
 Inconvenibntlt, arfr. v. A. "Jr^sI^ ded. \^^^^t^^ 
 
 i^tpr decl. 
 ISCONVEBSANCr, ti. T. A. 31^iw<I*l m. TlUlflHI «». ^kHTf^- 
 
 <ft/. 31mR?IH «• afT^J'T n. !nn\<(\»n n. aiiirtl^iT «. 
 Inconvebsant, a. no< versed, not familiar. "Jn.«^i^H, %ttT- 
 
 f|BTT,%HT%(mT, 3THwmft, STT^T^, 3Tf^rjT, aiM^I"!, 
 
 Inconvebtible, a. that cannot he changed into some thing 
 
 Incorpobal. See Incobpobeal. 
 
 To Incobpobate, v. a. See To Embodt. 2 mix and make 
 
 into one body. I^^otu^, (Mot^iJi, fiw^'&c. «^<ft*<,«i, 1^- 
 
 ^K m.-^t^ m.-&c. qj^ y. 0/ 0. 
 
 ^form into a legal body. «*\^HS,£\f. ^iT^. 
 To Incorporate, v. n. fiiotuj, fi^<*H^&c. ^qJ^T't. 
 Incobpobeal, o. <ia< has not a material body, f^^^, ^^^1 
 
 3T;!rttT, ar?!^, 3T?rtlT^, 3T^, 3T^^, Pni*K. 
 IlfCOBPOBBALNESS, INCOBPOBEITT, It. V. A. ftJ^^H «. 3T;!t^- 
 
 K^ n. &c. l^^PTT^ m. ^^t^HTT ♦». ?t^ «. aHl^k^TR m. 
 IscOBBECT, «. inaccurate, v, Wbono. argg", 5^ft^, ?f<5tT, 
 
 Altogether i. W^^. 
 Incoebectlt, arfo. T. A. 3(T53[, Y^ i;5?T, ar^T^fr, 
 Incobbectness, n. v. A. ar^S^^/. aT^^/. nHiwf^^Hoir 
 
 Incobbiqible, a. depraved beyond correction, v. Shameless, 
 Wicked. ^rSHT, ^TTT ^STR, Pi'K'KI, f^?7irft?I, arfir^l'ift'T, 
 
 Incobbiqibleness, n. v. A. spt^<mT m. &c. [ f%^. 
 
 Incobeupt, a. v. Pube. afT|?, ar^frrT, aw^, ?5, ^f^?J, "T- 
 Ikcobeuptibility, n. v. A. apTUTtTT /. 3ff^fsrt?tT/. ad^- 
 
 *lRdl/. f<l*Klif1Mrll/. 
 Incobbuptible, a. not susceptible of corruption or decay. 3T- 
 
 TTiT, 3Tf^3.T, arf^^h, srf^iT, arf^Tw^, arf^nmft", 
 
 aTT*^, r«l*KlifTH, f^+I<l^#«T, ar^m^TT, 3TW«rt?TJT. 
 Incobbuption, Incobbuptness, n. v. A. arftr'PTT m. arf^- 
 
 ^/. f^^KIHT^ m. 3Tp^/. ara^^fT/. W-nfdl/ 
 lb Inceassatk, &c. See To Thicken, &c. 
 To Increase, v. n. grow greater or more. ^T^nf, ^f^^, ^«Jot, 
 
 3qTCr-3Tf^-&c. ^, ^T5/-ffs; /.-Ac. ^ g.ojfs. %- 
 
 ft,/- "TT^, "Ttn^, «r«i<M«<"li. 
 
 2 ( in force or intenseness ). >j?1<|*)u1, vi<|«(u(, vi$<m- 
 
 To Incbease, v. a. make greater or more. ^|iS*<uf, ^S^, 
 aTf^-=3r?TreT.&c. q>^, ^TZ/.■^f.^&c. ^Tot y. 0/ 0. 
 
 Increase, Incbeasino, n. v, V. N. ^rsrif n, ^i^/. ^T«^ 
 or ^^^m m. ^Vl^ f. ^Z m. ^^^jft/. ^Rfft/^^/. 3=t- 
 
 V. V. A. «(|««|u< n. «(|iS«)U|+/. ^^ n. ^^vf^rw. 
 
 I. increment. ^\^^\or ^T5RT»i.^T5/. ^m»n. ff^/- ^fff?/. 
 Incbeased, jp. V. V. N. iJlis'plrtl, &c. ^I^'<T, fl'^f^, f 5, Sff 5. 
 
 V. V. A. ill«*(flrt|, &c. ^f^, ?i^l^. 
 Incbeaseb, n. Incbeasino,/). a. v.V. N. 1. 4i«u||<|, &c. ^- 
 
 SfTT, ^SrlT, ■^«i'«<i, ?4hii, ffj^HH. 
 
 v. V. A. srreTtKT, T^, f^^-^F^-^K^-Ac. ^^^^. 
 Incbedibilitt, n. v. A. 3T>it^«THT/. f^'TF^TTT^HT/. f^«n- 
 
 Incbedible, a. <Aa< cannot be believed. {q<IHMIMI^tnT-&c. 
 
 Incbedumtt, n. t. A. aT^T^T/. STH^/. 3Tf^»^m«i. 3T- 
 
 Incredulous, a. indisposed to believe. 3T«T4^I»II^, ^^?[^» 
 
 arnf^, H^5, M^iJrM<<. 
 Increment, w. increase, addition. w\^f. ^KT »«. «iie<4i or 
 
 «tl«I^I«». |f^/. 
 To Incriminate. See To Cbiminate. 
 To Inckust, To Incbustate, v. a. cm'cr with a crust or 
 
 hard coat. ^Z or ^n.-^P^^n.-&c. -hsiui-^, fJF?«rot, 
 
 Incbustation. See Cbust. 
 
 To Incubate, v. n. rlt on eggs, to hatch, arff «. pi. T'R't, 
 3tl ^*IKIm. WFt. 
 
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 l5CCBATio>', n. V. V. sift m^n. 
 
 I5CUBU8, n. *iykt mare. J^Wm. n. ar^ft'jfJTJ^R^H"!- »». 
 
 To IscuLCATE, V. o, ttoch by frequent repetition*, ^\i^\< 
 
 ?T^y. o/o. J«lloBiJi,^Idl«4l4/-^liNl<0/.-VI«NI*i/-f^- 
 WR^»».-Ac. ^?Tiif y. o/o. 
 
 ISCULCATED, J>. T. V. ^|<^H «iPM<^l, &C. 
 
 iKCtTLCATioy, n. V. V. — act. ^Tt^TK «i*i"l«. Ac. "i^;3''Rt* 
 
 «T^«t. ^141^14/. ^iiiiiji^/. ^rnrnr^/. Bi^K*iiki»». 
 
 I5CDLPABLK. See USBLAUABUE. 
 
 2b l5crUAiK, Ac. See To Cbijiisate, To Blame, &c. 
 I5CUJ«BE5CT, «. T. A. 2. 3TR\«rem/. *vi«^f!l/. a(lTWI,«(^n- 
 
 IvcuMBZ5T, a. Tjrwiy or retting on. lUl^i'lKI-^'HVIK.r, 3^- 
 
 2 /jriiiy (m Of a duty. 3»mn<<*, 31^<<*<Sm(, *^MT, «5T- 
 
 sftH, ^nST, 3<<|,<u>Hr<« I M . 
 
 To be i. on. *Tm aro'f-^-fl'f ( ex. »T«5T ^tc5^ TT- 
 
 T W^ ), iJTff 3T?Wr. 
 IscuMBEtT, n. AoWwo/'a henefiee or office. tj*i^frl*fl'fl, 
 
 «TKfffWrtt, ff^THPft. 
 To IxccK, ». c iriny om one'* *Aj, make one'* telf liable 
 
 to. q^ qur-^M^-^hj^ ^, STTT'TT^ arm^-ait^-aft- 
 
 fH im, «r^ n. ^wif jr. ojo. ^,^m-^-&n. ^ »■«. con. 
 
 ( in comp. ). 
 bccBABls, a. that tannot be cured, S[e. 3TOT«T, araivfhr, 
 
 jwT, 'arf^f^ff'T, Nr*f*<i«Ofl, r^Piirtiiini, 3Rft^, 
 
 l5CCmABIJC5BS8, IXCUBABILITT. «. T. A. 3nffTWPTT/. 3T*TT>T- 
 
 Ikcckablt, «<&. T. A. ^rn T (pl^T <i*ri. 
 
 IxcrsiosiTT, I5CCSI0DS5SM, n. T. A. arf^ifrnn/.aTjjrHT 
 
 IIH) 
 
 IxcouocB, 0. not ettriou*. 3iy|?g, an^njig, ^^"I^sShiH- 
 
 I5CUUI02C, M. inrond, mvtion. w(\f- ^/- ipff*/. 3TT^iT»». 
 l5cinuiTB, «. ^vT<t-Ac. vtwiTTT, ari^Hi-Ac, *Tft. 
 To IxcuBTAn,Ac. SeeToBExn, Ac [^C^IW^. 
 
 LrnnrxD, «. Jewiy »» «fc*<. ft'Kt, ^^8H, X't^O, 'H're^, 
 2 /«*i wiicr obligation. ^N^l, ^t^, W*^, ftP^^BT, 
 
 LrsccxxcT, n. t. A. fMl^l^MII «. Plr^JUfll/. rf<fl1Klf|rqN. 
 
 JsVECnrr, •• offtntwe to modetty, dilieaey, Sfe. f^RPRT, ^- 
 ^■r, «?Tf^TTWWT, BPRSTfIT, SSPfWH, P|«|jAmi»II^I, 
 
 wnT^t^, ^wnT^T, 3Tfii^ w^f*^ N^t^K, ^H«i, yf^Wf. 
 
 I5DEC0TLT, m/v. t. A. ^»MXMOI|i|, fT«i»nTT^I^, BPr 
 
 I5incni05, n. vxtnt of firmnet*. amftT m. irW ». "f^ftl- 
 «WT m. imitl/. »W»iqN=^ «. »T^wn?^ n. 
 
 ItVWCtart, m. not detinte. 3Tf^'Hm7»nif, wM^qif^V, 3fT- 
 ^^11*, srf^wVf , <T9rnftn, >«»nfln, 3'5'^» 
 
 2 undecided, tcaeering. artfk, «mr55TT, 3TftVT. 
 Indeclixable, a. — iu grammar. a^wpT, ^ni<t>l^, Sfft^* 
 
 I. compound. ^'>M*(\ TT^ m. 
 I. word. aqsjpT «. 
 IlTDECOBOus, a. unbecoming, atrf^, 3Tfil^Tf«fT, StfTO^TTT^, 
 
 afTT^rf^, &c. -^iM^'**, aigf^fi, an^rnft, 3i^^«^, 3<r«n<4. 
 IsDEcoBonsLT, adv. V. A. arftrer^, anr^n^, 3iH<<l<^i'j4^, 
 
 Ikdecokouskess, Isdecorcm, ». V. A. arf^rof /. 31H<4?^I /. 
 
 Ikdeeb, o</t). rer»/y, really, actually, v. Tbult. ?IrT, ^TO^- 
 V, ?TTT^, ^TT^, W^i afT^^, HT^Tif, ^ <W ^, 1^. 
 
 Indefatigable, o. unwearied, not yielding to fatigue. V(^- 
 <<Ivrfiqi-&c. JTT^, 3iT«nT<iftq", 3T«Tt?r, 3T^t?r, MR«i»ft, H^- 
 
 Ikdefatioablt, adv. v. A. qft«nn%, TR*)*t"j4«P. 
 
 ISDEFEASIBILITT, «. V.A, 3lf5lf(|4<1l /• 3rrft^T^/. &C. 
 
 Indefeasible, «. that cannot be set aside. 3<r^«Jl4, aiMR^F- 
 «? , ar^TI'ft'T, •a<-t&«|, 3r#2[?ft^, ?rWT?I^T, §<^il^i*<<. 
 
 Indefectibilitt, n. \. A. 3Tr*»4>Kdl/. 3T?7^TfTT /. &c. 
 
 Ihdefectible, a. not liable to decay. 3lR*K, arfTW^, 31?^- 
 q^jxy. 3T?T^, 3T?T'T, ?<<<H^,?i*ii«rr'M,3T'm,«?,<»iftiu,'T. 
 
 Imdefessibilitx, «. V. A. afTT^^^mT /. aTT^TwrNHT/ &c. 
 
 Indefensible, a. that cannot be maintained. TTWTT^-^HT- 
 
 T?Tom|IW^, 3T^#*KtfT. 
 
 2 /Aa< cannot be supported or vindicated. WfffTlKT, 3T- 
 
 Indefinable, a. not to be defined, :i{p^^'^^(\^^ ^ilPl^jK**, 
 Indefinite, o. v. Indetebminate. afrMVjH, 3Tf^«ftftrr, 
 
 2 exceedingly great, !fc. v. Infinite. STt^, ^T^, ^T- 
 Indkfinitelt, (w/t>. T. A. 1. JrNnr or »0^'IH, ^mT'IA, TJ^" 
 2 aflpnn^, «J^»in , &c. 
 
 I5DEFINITKNE88, ». T. A. 1. JThpnWTT »». 3T*i]'MMU|T »». &C. 
 3Tf*>f«l'Tff' n. Ac. ST^finT M. 31«H4flm n.f. 
 
 Indklibilwt, Indkliblenebs, n. v.A. 3TKT5^t»mT/, 3nn- 
 
 9^n. Ac. 
 LntELnLE, a. not to be effaced.^ Ifc. 3^ ^Jimi^ sfl^, 3r- 
 
 I5DKLICACT, n. T. A. 1. ^^T^/. ^^HT^ «. ft*fli/ ^- 
 f^TT^Tt m. 3TO^iN *•• ?l*1^<lf^r«l n. 
 
 2 V. Indecenci. 3Tft\fTir/. arf^i^m/. arflw^Rm. nm- 
 Im»w.M!AIE, 0. xoii of fine feeling or delieacy. ^J^wHt^, 
 
irnj 
 
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 2 V. IUDKCEXT. rt«rii<*vK*, 3v«Hm<J, M'iifM^, <AMrfNU|l. 
 Indelicatelt, adv. v. A. 1. ^H<8(?i, ^hsstsit. 
 
 iNDEMXinCATION, «. V. V. 1. rfl^-qKi"^^^ TUfPT «. &C. 
 
 2 T^TT 5'Tr «. &c. ^--Jj+IH H^/^H^'JTi'r «. fTfJrjTTw. 
 5b ISDEMNIFT, V. a. secure against loss. <lI^5TT^hR <,|<j(ui, 
 
 2 re-imburse. TC^T ^, 5^?rpT».-<fcc. *re?T ^, ^Tf^- 
 
 ISBEMNTTT, «. secnritij against loss. ^^ H ^''^n^ ^T'ft/ 
 
 Paper, &c. of i. ^^ttllRigt/- ^ifW'JT'TT^w. 
 2 security against punishment, fifl^ ?r ^u^^i-cH ^T*ft/. 
 Paper, &c. of i. JfPTTT^i. 3T5175TM. 3T*)<<M-9t». 
 
 lUDEMONSTHABLE, O. 3T?rT«T. 
 
 2b Indent, v. a. notch, scollop. ^Ti%«». Z'^-^^/. />^.-&c. 
 
 2 J/W out hg contract. «t)<KM-&c. ;^-&c. 
 2b Indent, ». n. bargain. See To Contract. 
 
 2 OTO^e a mquisition for supplies. Hl'ioft/. ^RiJf. 
 Indent, «. See Indentation. 
 
 2 official requisition for supplies. HI'luft/. 
 Indentation, «. »wfc7«, ^-c. ^t5T'». ^5/. ^jf\\n. SfTFT /.«. 
 I. as of the edge of au uufiuished wall, thatch, &c. 
 
 Indented, p. \.Y. ^% TTS^, *<«Jrf| ^Pt^t, «FM<*d<, STJ- 
 In-dentube, «. covenant, tvriting of contract. *<IHIHIm. 
 
 2b Indentuee, &c. See To Int)ENt, &c. 
 
 Independence, Independencv, n. v.A. 1. ^^\w^n. ^^'^spTT 
 
 3 3HH"t)IH«»Tl>n. «»1HIH'IHHn. ^HdH^lI^Hr/. ^^^T^TrTT- 
 gtllRdl/. ■WHdlH'H^UI n. Mv«fir«)+l/. 
 
 Independent, a. not under the control of others, wr^, ^^\- 
 tftT pop. ^tRqrtftH, ?I^n, 3rTTT«iff^, STTT^f^, aiTT'lPfrT, 
 3T^n, ■WI*IT1, aT^TFTrT, ^-iHrMK, ^T, #ft, •^i'llJfl. 
 
 2 no< connected tcith, or dependent on others. aRFF^JTT- 
 
 3 »u>< oJ«ej«i(w*. aiH'qid^rff, SH-^M^tjTff, «HlW(, ?S^- 
 
 54,-*)d^ift, WHdiH'ii*fl, ^*Tcirg<4i'ft, ^fprn. 
 
 4 possessing a competence. ^T^n ^^-^\T4-^^^-Wf^- 
 
 Independektlt, arfc. V. A. 1. ^STFTSPTOTT^, &c. ^M?<|M4'-t> , 
 &c. 5?JfsrTfl%. 
 
 3 3Tn?qT 5^, ><tMdlHy<uiM«i+, &c. 
 
 Indescribable, a. car^pnT, arf^Mr, 3TfJ#5pft«T, airf?!^- 
 
 "frT, 3T^*T=ftT, swt^, ^Tiijffld. 
 Indesebt, n. joani of merit. VW{\^m. ^I'MdHHw. 3t€V^* 
 
 Indestructibility, «. v. A. 3Tf^d|i<<dl/. &c. ar^^m. ?i- 
 I IndestbuctiulE, a. 3T^nTT3?T, ST^TTST, 3lfT^?ft, THTT^?^, 
 37?nT, 31?^^, grSIT, STS'TT, 3T^»^T, 3Tf^»^. 
 
 Indetebminable, o. 3Tf^%^, aif^trW, arf^T'tflTftq', 3T?r- 
 
 Indeterminate, a. not definite; vagve, lax, loose. arfHf'i!!- 
 fT, 3TfsT«nft?f, am^trrftrr, 3Tf^-^TfK?T, ^^^^ or hi^h, t- 
 wiTTrft, ^fi^inrT, 3T'ftn<T, tn^r^t^, fBuratrf, qoc^raStri, j- 
 
 OTol'^i^, JSJoET, ^pE^oftrf, ^5E^5£t?T, StctHoft?!, WSJTofT'^ 
 
 ^otHofid, 3Tf7^c7r, *itn55, *reHf»T5E, g5t^, hjvt, ^iqr. 
 Indeterminately, arfu. t. A. jfr^PT or Hi^nT, ST'ft^TfT, 3T- 
 
 ctHofla, ^otH-lotH, 5i«TT, £R?I ^T|5, arSfT or If, g'HTTTT. 
 Indeteeminateness, n. v. A. Hl^HMuil m. &c. arfStf'i'IJR^n. 
 
 &c. ^[t \ m\ m. 3T^«. ST'Snor q«. ?T«JT/. «<y. com. 
 
 Indetkrmination, «. unsettled state of mind. 3T^«pT »rt. 
 
 arf^yrfr »». f^j^rmTTr^ m. trramorr «. 
 
 IndevOtion, n. want of devotion to. aTHfrp/. aiHI^f^/. 
 
 2 V. IREELIGION. 3THf^/. ^^q^ITp*/. H^PTHR m. 5- 
 
 Indevout, a. not having devout affections. Tf^^tH-^J^- 
 
 &c. ■»Tf'PHR^-&c. 3r*nj>, spT^piTpT, f S'^rrf^^, 3n=ft- 
 
 *4<.M<.IMU|. 
 
 Index, «. pointer out. si^?f^ «. ^^^ «. ^•«I<P n. fTN<P «. 
 
 2 <aWe of contents. ••i\^J(,H{M\^\ f. ^^^ «. ^/. 9;- 
 
 f%^/- ^^/. 
 
 ^forefinger. WH^ f. 
 
 4 ( in algebra, &c. ) Mldl(^^T«F. 
 Indextebitt, n. want of skill. 3T^???IT/. 3T^?='T ». ST^^T- 
 
 India, n. ^5?'«TR «. H^dWf n. TTTrT «. H<d«)^ ». sifl^q n, 
 Indian, a. f^^tiHT^, TTrT^?^, f|p*TPTt?R5T, &c. 
 Indian cobn, n. ^^ m. 
 
 Grain of i. H<h|U|f m. 
 
 Straw of i. H+|ui «. 
 
 I. parched. H+|ut ot./jZ. 
 Indicant, Indicatoht. See Indicative. 
 2b Indicate, v. a. point out, \. To Shew. <j|<<jqui, ??^^, 
 sr^^pif , ^-"leiui, SfttT^, ST?^ «.-«it«PT n.-&c. qs^ y.o/o. 
 Indicated, p. v. V. ?fr^^^, &c. SR?!^, ^I^, sitf*l<T, ^- 
 
 Indication, n. v. "V.—act. <ji<^«(ijI «. Ac. si^^H'T «. ^I'TT n. 
 ^m m. f^^ OT. g|i?T »i. g^ It. ^/. 
 I. — of a passion, &c. by gesture or action. STTf^PTt^ m. 
 arfipT^ m. 3TT^R m. ^'^f. 
 II. sign, symptom, token. <7?TIT «. TJJT/. f^?^ «. f^^- 
 
 oft or ?ft/. sr^/ 55(5^ n. sq^pr ». q«fw «. 
 Indicative, a. v. V. <il<i«|U||<l, sf^fi^, ^?i^, ^^, ^T^W, 
 
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 JJVF ( all used esp. in comp. ), ^^ ( in comp. ), ^- 
 ?ff ( in comp. ). 
 I. — in gnunm&r. ^V^, 
 To IXBICT, V. a. charge in a tcritiitg. J^f(Hir^<fl1 »».-%^- 
 
 Indicted, p. v. V. ?5?Frf*I^, %?rrpT5'R. 
 
 ISDlCTMEVr, n. V. V. ^nfH^Tl'l^^ w. 3Tf*rri'»I<T^ «. ^- 
 
 I.vDirraKE5CE, n. t. A. 1. eqmipoue of mind. a^rrftH?- 
 UTT m. ^»H\H m. *i»i^f^/. «i*iii^Rt/- 9RT^Rft^ «. ^^- 
 
 2 imcofkwi. SfRTTOT/. ajHrHI^ «i. ^Ht4.il /. ^t^T?ft- 
 
 5^ n. j^i*flH^Ri/. stti^tt/. ^R^?7r/. arf^T^OT/. ^"n- 
 
 3 «K^mi|l »». *m«lft/. *<MHl/. *iH<l1<rldl/. ;*)IM^lR«(- 
 q^TT/. «)fii«»nr»( n. 
 
 ISDinxHEST, a. neutral, not inclining. JCT^tT, HK^, ^- 
 
 »rPm, ?WT?T, ^••^, fT^r<T. 
 
 2 unconcerned. d«Ki, 7TT?itH, •Jil+rt-l^f^, ^Iit4, f^T- 
 fflTTf , ^■.^, 3Tf^^5, ^TTTTT, Pl^^, PlMK, 3T^^, ^TIT- 
 ^, %^, *l[*4rK, f%:*i*v»{\ or Pi*!*^, 3rR?T, ar^?TT- 
 5^, 5ftTH, ?ll^. 
 8 ici/Aoat preponderance or preferableneu. WKdl, ^THJT, 
 
 ^HJft, i^^il^, flfli-^, <T^i«K<si, ?n^ jwy. «>«. 
 
 LtDlFTKEEXTlT, «rfr. T. A. 1. jdlffiHSm i JI , ^T^'fm^, V- 
 
 2 3RTr«n-3(i'pnf-&c. ^«f^, >:«icniii, 
 
 3 {jHN.ISI <^l- *«1lf1^, ^PTriW, ^xi«|fi«T <fcrf. «<|«/t. 
 ISBJOEfCZ, IlTMOESCT, «. r. PorKBTT. aT^IT^ ;»p. 3T^- 
 
 "IT/. "rtWt/. *'ll'ft/. ^ir<-«4 n. flM^lJfr/. ^5m/. 
 l5i>l0K5OOS, «. »urf»c(;, ■«/ R«rf»<r. 5;^ or ^, «[;t^r, Snt- 
 »»3tT,^^ ( in comp. ), \in A ^«T ( in comp. ), ^ri^r, 
 
 IXDlOKST, «. T. P00«. 3R<«IW, ^H^M-lT, ift^f, ^ft?, "fr' l H , 
 
 JXDiOIsm, «. not eonoocted in thettomack. T^^'SST, SHIP, 
 
 2 no/ rtfiiofif mrrmajed, ^e. MAWm^^ S^^JPIWR. 
 
 ISDiaDTTiBLX, «. N«< eotilj/ converted into ehgme. J^TV, ^- 
 
 l5i)iaxflTi05, «. dytpepty. '^afW »i. « Jftoffli /. -jpf^oHlniT- 
 
 FUtulent i. ff ?'v|i ^uf «. 
 Blight i. anftfT^T «. 
 Weight on the itomAch from i. ^TW «. 
 To IniaiTATK. «. a. poiiU out vitk tkefinjer. ift^ n. ^f^- 
 
 Isramuar, m. r. Amnr. fTH, H^T, filM^f^fl, ^, arfn- 
 ImnjacMVj a.T. Avon. v^rm. ttYm.^m. ^mrrn, sism. 
 
 3Tf*nTR>Ptm«. 
 
 IsDiGxiTT, n. contumely, ^e. v. Costkmpt. STPTRm. 3HT- 
 
 ^m. 3T5^»».^t55TT/. ^/. a^fTT/. 
 I>T)iGO, n.— the plant. sftoS/. JfMt/. Jjft/. 4\RS^ /. ^ft- 
 
 2— the colour obtained, ^f^f. ^f. ^ \ d[\'v£ if. Jft^Jt/". 
 IsDiBECT, a. not direct or Hraigkt, lit 3RRc5, 3lf^, «rt^IT, 
 H>-Ml-m,«)otuil^r. 
 2 fig. oii«?t«f, fiof «iyr««, ^e. aTRMI'll'-^l, 1HI4«<P.^T, 
 
 3 devious, dishonest. ^I^^ST, ^"^<HHlhl,^<.R;ffl-«ll, 3T- 
 
 ISDIHECTLT, flrfl). V. A. 1. aflj ObLIQUELT. ^^RfTT. 
 
 2 3TTiHmf#, arrs^r^, 3TT3T??TT^, H<<h i ^" , <T«rf^r^57r, 
 
 S 'TOTFTPT, •KT<?iH, ^MI'IH. 
 Ikbirectness, n. t. A. 1. 3T?R?5rTT/. <4l<t>4^U|| m. »I«JvjJH/. 
 
 3 «(i+4MU|| M. ^+rj|/. 
 
 Ihdisceksible, a. «o< perceptible. aTel^, 5?5^, ff^^l l cft - 
 
 Indisckesibleness, n. v. A. 3T?5^='TcTT/. ^q i lt' ^ Tfl l/. 
 
 ISMSCEEPTIBILITT, ft. T. A. 3»*i<4Hi/. 3T^#?I?IT /. &C. 
 
 ISDISCEHPTIBLE, «. incapable of separation. 3T%?I, 3T*r^^- 
 
 Ihdiscipwnable, a. arfil^, 3Tf^t?TDf^, fil?Ti>inwr, 3TO- 
 
 IlTDISCIPI-nfE, «. 3rf7T?Tr /. ar^TTOT «. 3Tf^?1W ». 
 IKDISCOVIBABLE, a. ^^ *I«I<JF« ST?!^^, 313^, 5?S?=T. 
 
 IjroiscBBET, a. V. Impeudest, 3t1t^^, 3Tr^-«jK?f)rt, arfJr- 
 
 iSDiscKETiON, n. (HU-HH m. '^Wk^ m. f^^TTPTT^ »». f%>- 
 
 IirDiscKiMiBATE, «. wwfc or <fon<J witlumt discrimination, eon' 
 Jused, general. JHp|-Hi<|-*)|, JhR^I+NI, <?l'<<l<<1'<<r«l'«<K- 
 
 2 See iKDISCBUfl^ATINO. 
 
 Ikdiscrimisatelt, <«/». T. A.l. 3rft%VT^, !*<J|^l^,<?l»*<I<i^- 
 '<<T')MI<-<1K<1M<ftll<-&C. ^ ^5?T-%r^Wt^, 3<f^T^<1:, 
 
 IsDiiicRiMiKATi5a, 0. /A<i2 dbet no< distinguish. 3Tf)%<^,^« 
 Tf^^^, ^hN-mk, frt'T^jfT, aT^TWfr, rnm^n^^Tf, »^- 
 
 l5Pi»cMiiiKATio», n. arWre «. Ttrf^K TO. ■ atrW^'n /, 
 ftrNtPTw m. ft^HH i Mm TO. f*^^nf»<rR «. fl i i^m i ft^i - 
 
 K m. 3RTf5t^^/. 
 IinnmnASLK, a. that cannot be spared or omitted. aPTr^- 
 
 ^, 3n¥i«TV, '*Ti;?r, ^rc^t^, sitTfr, anrltpwi, TWt^v, 
 3H»T4Tffl5, innH, 
 
 It ia not i. r^TWt^ f?W^T »rTft. [ ••^m*M*\\f. 
 
 IminxiABLmss, «. t. a. ym^ n. sicft/. anwiT^m/. 
 Anertiag or holding the i. of. smr^ n. affiBT^ m. 
 
WD 
 
 422 
 
 IND 
 
 Assertor or holder of the i. of. ailHT^I^. 
 
 IlfDISPEHSABLT, odv. V. A, STlfS.q', SniPT, 3H'lr<<*,M, afTTrT- 
 
 To Indispose, v. a. disincline. f^T^, TT n. r*<«(«i 5^. of 0. 
 <Rf?T^, M<l5;»l<M-r«JH<H-4Ii*ri<:r-3l3fttl^-&C. ^^, J?5I- 
 ^, Hirt<:««"i, aiHffli^ »». ^^ g. oj 0. Pn:^/. aiiui"!. 
 2 ditorder slightly. fjRifH /.-^^ w.-aw^rVPT «•- 3T- 
 
 Ikdi8poseb,;>. v. V. 1. <m^, f^5?r, qiOTRT, aijjtfli^, 
 lui^, *k^;ft, 'Jisj^, '^hi'H, ^HH, ^^, f^T^, ST- 
 
 2 V. Sick. sfT^rfST, aTOTmpft, f«l*l(t,*Tt^, STg^^r. 
 I^^)I8PosITION, M. V. v. 1. — state. aPTR?/. TT^/. F«H<?f\/". 
 
 2 ri»yA< disorder. r«)*K »». 31+IH|kJH «. STWR^T ». ST- 
 
 Indisputable, a. arfsRT?!, 31 r<f«f 5^^(1*1, f^i'?<fi<^, f^^T^^HWT, 
 3T?rs5=ft^, m^nspT, 3T5nfVfT, arsfT^r, Pi<i«iit-4j, Pknut, 
 
 Indisputably, adv. t. A. and Cebtainlt. Pi(?«i|<^, %<t^tFT. 
 Indissolubiuty, Indissolvableness, n. y. A. 1. ar^Nuft 
 «T?sr «. ST^ToTr^ «. j^NuilSjl+^dl/. 
 
 2 3T^s5ft^T??r». arWfT/. ^p^f. g^??TT/. 
 Indissoluble, Indissolvable, a. not capable of being mdted, 
 
 2 <Aa< cannot he broken; firm, lasting. aT^R'ft'T, 3T^3»T, 
 
 Ikdistinct, o. wo< rfear, ^c. v. Obscube, gr^*!^, aTsqrp^ ar- 
 Indistinctly, ««/». V. A. at^^, a?^?. 
 Indistinctness, «. v. A. 3TW^?g/ aTST^Prn/. 
 Indistinguishable, «. arrft^^j, arqf^^g^^, sus^rq^- 
 
 fj, ar^^i'srfhT, ar^^r^fR, aT^*i|>r*«i. 
 Indistubbance, «. V. Calmness. 3T?%*r m. ^fprmw «. 
 To Indite, v. a. compose, w^, T^ot, «rfq#, wf, ^^sIT/. 
 
 ^Kvig. ofo. 
 
 2 See To DiciAit. 
 Inditidual, a. single, one. ^^^Tj^J+iyNI, '>*l*l-«(l,?*J*llfH<»», 
 
 Inditidual, n. single person. v\m m.f.n. ( The plural is 
 vrnr «. ^^ffff- ^ »• ) anruft/. «. 5'?^/. kj+M^w< «. 
 TPT m. f^^ w. 
 
 The individuals ( of a species )— coUect. sirf^fiTj^ ». 
 
 Individuality, n. g'lT^ n. TP^^^q ». s'rf^Prrr/. ?^»liw*- 
 
 tTT/. ?VIirrH<t>l/. %??^ ». 
 I. essential and constituting qudity. ^s^ n. f^f^Tl m. 
 Individually, adv. separately. aRH'ft^R, ^^^, sqfii^:, 
 
 iNDrvlSrBIUTY, ISDrviSIBLEHISS, ». T. A. 94^*1 M i di /. 
 
 iNDiTisiBiE. a. aif^Ti^, aif^Jisj'ft*!, fwfHTOW^, arf%- 
 
 Indocile, a. unteachalle. arf^T^^wftT, arf^^, ar^q^q-, 5:. 
 
 2 untractable. See Obstinate. 
 Indocility, n. v. A.l. aiftr^f^n. 5:ftr^«mT/. 3T^<f^qf? n. 
 
 2b Indocteinate, &c. See To Teach, &e. 
 
 Indolence, «. v. A. an^E^ »>. aiici'HtMurr m. ^^f. g^<T- 
 
 on »». arra^ «. 3^iPi^ »». vjqHi^^tn/. RMfifiidi/. 
 
 aj^qiPlHi/. ars'K^n^ m. 
 
 InTjOlent, a. idle, indisposed to labor, v. Lazy. aTRRrft, aTT- 
 oE^R, ^^, a<H<fl'ff, fd'Wil'fl, Pl^<fl*l, fJ'RSHTTf , fSf5T, ^- 
 
 c5, ati'Mi, ^5T5, firf^, 3Tc5H, 7?ini?ra^, ^qro^rj^, ar- 
 
 To grow i. aTR^, aiioS«Huf. 
 Indolently, «(fo. v. A. arioE^, aTr5E^ ^^, ^^tft^, ana^- 
 
 C, aTTc5^-<fcc. ^«f^. 
 Indomable, Indomitable, a. that cannot be tamed, aii^w?, 
 
 ai<^H'fl<<, 5^, aif^q;, |?i^, 5^, 3RTMwt, jnT^. 
 2b Indorse, v. a. write on the back of ( a bill, order, Ac. ). 
 
 'iVfR^ TR ». fpl^ui, <TT5t^ ^^/- ^JT't, !=ff?r fe|^ H^- 
 
 Indorsement, n. v. V. Mlifl^i-^H ^f. 
 
 Indeaught, n. inlet, ^{ittf. 
 
 Indubitable, a. v. Cebtain. f^t^^nr, Pi*<rlTIMNI, ^R^- 
 
 Indubitably, a<^t>. v. Ceetainly. ^^r^, ^WW w ^ram, 
 
 To Induce, v. a. influence, persuade. KTI?^, «|ot<(«i, JTT n. 
 
 H M << ui -*l <*«( ui-^'i 6«i -&c. g. of 0. STfrT ^J^, 3%3PT n. ^- 
 
 2 coM«c, produce, occasion. aTMof, afnST arnTTwf, giJW't, 
 
 vj<i«««i,aii«j<i<ri. 
 Induced, p. v. V. 1. HM<<^fll, ?aE?3?5T, &t. JlfrT, g%^T?f, 
 
 2 aiiui^rJi, afr|^ anwrat^r, &c. 
 Inducement, n. inducing cause; motive, Sfc. JtImH «. vj-cj^- 
 
 sp n. MMlv^-t n. ij4m<S «• sr^#P ». SfripPT ». ^t^jij/. 
 2b Induct, v. a. introduce into an office. q^WT-&c. <|^i|uj, 
 
 Induction, «. v. \.—aet. H<^I4< «RI^ n. &c. qvnf^f^WT- 
 
 I. inference, T. Conclusion. aidHH ». %^ m. 
 
 II. reasoning from particulars to generals. f^?i=iH{l?ii'J5- 
 
 *t)«iymiiuinH*nT »»• f^?ra'rft??rT^r*?fmR''iT^'TR ». ff- 
 
 ?ITT'ff?tl"J«i**(l"4K«l*rHiT/. 
 Inductive, a. leading to. jj<»t{*, q^fJi*H«|5. 
 
 2 prtceeding by induction, ^^t^qft^+l "J«i+'« I ^ <"! I H HH T- 
 
 To Indue, t>. a. cfc<Ae. See To Invest, 2 eWow. ^, Jj^- 
 T M. ^T^f, 5^-f«J r?I^-#T5r-aTfN?r-'«*1 Th d-Ac. ( all in 
 eomp. ) W^. 
 
 Indues, p. v. V. 2. f^^ %^, &e. ^T^l, ^^B, M^, ar- 
 
 2b Indvlge, t'. a. permit to It or continue; not to chtcJc «r 
 
r 
 
 IJTE 
 
 423 
 
 INE 
 
 rettratH, ^Ict'liJl, %^, <|«iJi, STTT^T^ n.-iiii«n m.-3T^- 
 
 ^^^ n.-&c. ^T^ y. ofo. H\<h-i.\ ^\iv\, 
 
 2 gratify, pvnt, comply tcith. ^-'TOT-T^'J^-HJr-^faH-Ac. 
 
 1^ 8 iuwtor, cocker, pamper, ^c. filS*"!, OTS^T^, BTH^, 
 
 IP JWot-^Irt^lwf-HlotW) y. ©/■ 0. rflriH n. ^T^t y. o/ 0. O^H- 
 
 4 favor. ^^/. ^R^t, ^iT ^^7T ^. 
 Jb Ikdcloe, r. n. yield to the enjoyment or prartiee of tcithout 
 rettraint. atnT'PTHR w.-STtH'TH'Tt'T fn.-»T^xd*ri'l m.-&c. 
 
 IHDUUJED, p. T. V. A. 1. ^lol'lJiai, Ac. Ml*ai *n«^r?l, 3T- 
 
 2 5^ Vwi, M<«(tirtl, &.C. 
 
 3 gmH<lrt>^ l, rfl<N>.rf l, &C 3Tfr!7T. 
 
 I}^)ULOEJc^^ fi. T.V. 1. — act. irnPT'fn. ^5il«Kui«. SHT^ m. 
 Mi\\^>A'\n. arfspHT^Tn. snT'nTm. 
 3 (fl(«|i|oin. r!UH01 n. Ac. rflS^^JI^q;/. r^TTm. Hli+H/. 
 
 1. favor yrantei. inr^m. :flPl<!Mn. H^T'lH'fHt ^"Tnt/. 
 
 J5DCL0EST, a. yielding to tcithet, ready to gratify, v. Fosd, 
 
 KiKD. t^TiywU, P5TTTRWTT, rtPiil l ot ^<ilu | KI , tf^ l ^4) . 
 
 ^ pop. tf^i^q^, ij^i^^rrtt ;»/». <i<^i3«iO, d^H*<i<H 
 
 2 i«M«iU, no/ «««•«, V. Mild. flh^.^^miT, TOT, ??TTrj^- 
 ^>, ?1RIM»««, r<*<i««i5i ^il'-^ift, '^^T^f*?, ^f^, '•TT^. 
 l5iJt;LOEirri.T, oir, t. A. 2. fifT^T^t^, ^'TT^^^, ^»<I"J«I*, 
 
 To brovBATZ, ba>usATio5. See To Habsz5, Ac. 
 
 I5DVI, «.— the river, flrg^w. f^m. 
 
 lyvvmiAL, a. contiiting in induttry, Sfc. Nf^Htm^l, jqt- 
 
 l5l>cn'U0Ci, a. V. DiLiOEXT. ^JPT^, ^mz, ?Twn, ^P^j 
 
 btX«J»TKIOCil.T, adv. T. A. H^^lffl^, »Tpm^^7T, jq'j' l' j^'t. , 
 
 l5I>ClTXI0CS5nS, IXDC»T»T, «. T. A. a«<i DlLIOESCE. ^- 
 ISDWELLUCO, «. T. BUISE5CC 3rf»T«H«. 'jrfijf^/. "JnT: 
 
 l9inrELLi50, a. imkerent. wmi, 'HT'.fr^, srfuf^. 
 3b IsEMiATK, Ac See To LnoxiCATX, Ac. 
 JnniBLE, m, T. UnuTABix, amw. ^n^^. 
 IxsmBLs, «. T. XTxtrsAXABLE. »»fin'i«i, 4lP|4^^<(, 'W- 
 
 InrrABLxnM, «. t. A. !Hf>«l^«lfll/. JJ^JWrn/. Ac. 
 InmcTiT*, IxEmcTCAt, Isimcicioci, IxErnciiHT, 
 
 a. net productny effect, ife. *l«fl«HI^, *mi*l/1, «mHT- 
 
 l5ir7iciiTiiT, IwrrscTUAiLT, w/p. T. A, wnf, l^m^, 
 
 ISEFTECTITESESS, InEFFICACT, IlJEFFICIEXCT, n. T. A. ^- 
 
 < < 1^m^.r< ff>. 'H<<?^» if ^d i/. ■hN i JMHd i/. ?prf?rm«*n.Ac. 
 
 ISELASTIC, a. 3TftvfrreVrT^. 
 
 ISZLF.0A5CE, n. T. A. SnifPTr / 3T^1<^n. ^rtTPTT^CT. ^- 
 
 ISELSQAsr, a, teaming heauty, polish, ^-c. ^ftej^tT'T, ?fr- 
 
 TTTf^, ^ntf*m, fli<^4<.r^H, 3TJT5ireT. 
 
 IXEUOIBILITT, n. \.A. ^qi^Hl/. Tl^mM^Hl/. 3<««un^H l/. 
 
 arifHrriT/. HirfN+'t/. 
 
 IiTELEGiBLE, o. no< capoUe of heing chosen, not auitaUe. ^- 
 
 ^n^, ^T^TR^, V^uiN^'Af, <H««»ni, 5HHm^M. 
 Ikxloquekce, n. v. A. 1. f^TH^ srrmTw. *r?T^r^n. f^r- 
 
 «>^MI«n. ^^H^Tfc^n. sr^Rs^n. 
 Iiteloquest, o. — a speaker. ^*rt 'its, amsTT^H^, *?- 
 
 ^5^, ^t'RW, ^iqi<l;, 3T^^, tll'IMi, ^T^HTf , ^^rHg. 
 
 2— speech, &c.*jT^H(1q-^Jf^-&c. ^^Jr^'IR^R^-^J^- 
 
 &c. J)H;4ftdKf^d-&c. 
 ISESABBABLE, o. that cannot le told. 31 Wq', srfH^^'ft^, 
 
 IsEPT, Ac. See Uufit, Ac, 
 
 IsEQUALiTT, n. V. A. TJheqcal, 1, «-«(«^rJMUll «. g'^- 
 
 ^TTT m. «J <?!<«» HJKWOII m. Ac.^F^ n. 
 
 2 anrf DiFFEBEXCE. ^S{vmf{\f. aRTT^^n. 3ra»THm/. 
 
 IsEQCiTABLE, a. unjutt. 'M'*\\<*\., ais?IMlf»>I<fi, 3^?^!*?, 3T^- 
 
 I^EBBABLE, Ac. See ISFALMBIE, Ac. 
 
 ljizm,a. destitute of the power of motion. ^Tf, 3T%?, 3T%- 
 
 fTH, ^VI^H. 
 
 2 dull, |c. V. Smooisn. f^, arf^TW, ^nf, ftt?r, 315- 
 
 TOT, ftfvw, ST^^fWt. 
 Inebtia, n. vT^rfT/. 3rrw n. 
 ISEBTlO.v, n. tcon< of action, ^e. 3TJ^«JI«I m. ^m^IVK «. 3T- 
 
 %^/. WTffn/. aiTl'IlMHf m. KnTTTPTT^ «. 
 
 I5EBTKES8, «. V. A. 1. 3TX5U/. 5!TW ♦». 3R%^/. ^remf^ff. 
 
 2 g^/. {jWMwii w. ft^qon «. ?ifvTr«T rt. afR g fr P i ^ i/. 
 
 LvESCtJUEST, a.»wf M<aW«. 3T^mi, 3T>T?ltrftTT,3PT^, 3fI>Tt7^ 
 
 ISEBTIUABLE, a. V. IkTALVABLE. 3T^fT, aPTTfe^, 3Wr- 
 
 g, ^TT^, ^jj«<i«flfl. 
 
 ISETITABILITT, n. V. A. ?HP5fI«fm/. ^WR^I^fll /. ^^TT- 
 
 I5EVITABLE, a. <^a/ fonno/ J# avoided. ^f>Hl4, arPl^K, 3(T» 
 
 I5EICITABLB, O. 3T?TT»^, 3T?ttMflft^, ??r»TW?TWtT. 
 I.5EXCC«iBLE, a. wo^ to be palliated. vHf>IM|«|^1q, •JT<Tft»TPl» 
 
 ^t'l^, arrfon^'ftT, 'n^Konfn, f^f'f»*iiPi*diM, f^fir- 
 
 2 «o< /o i« iorn« or passed over. ^\% %K\^\^ W^t^T, 1H- 
 ImWHABiTIBIje, «. <w?nT, ani?nT^jf«T, 3Tnw«T«w, 5»nTT, 
 
INF 
 
 424 
 
 INF 
 
 Inexhaustibleness, n. v. A. a(??i?r?IT/. WTfTTIT/. 
 IsEXiSTEXCE, n. want oj heing. 3TOf^ «. arerTT/. 3PTT^ m. 
 ISEXisTKKT, a. that it not in heing. 3Rig_, 3Tft^*TR, 3?^- 
 
 InEXOBABILITT, iNEXOBABtENESS, «. V. A. |^U|t*<r)l/. J- 
 
 UTTtiil^HDi/. &c. *;<iKHU|| m. wfV\V\\m. 
 Ikexobable, a. not to he moved ly intreaty. JTKT^, 5TRT'4- 
 
 Ineipectant, a. not looking for. 3T5r?ft?l^, ST^Pft^TTM, 
 
 I>-EXPECTATioN, «. aTir?ft?fr/.3Tf^?ir/.3T^^?7T/.f^^?=rT/. 
 
 Ikexpediesce, Ikexpedie>"cy, ». T. A. <s{^\^^rV(f. ar^- 
 
 fqc?T «. ST^q^^PrTr/. 3l5FT4ftT/. a^SFfT^m/. ^FUq^t/. 
 
 Inexpediekt, a. not expedient, not fit. ar^M, ai^Rn, 3T- 
 
 517^, 3T^^T, 3iJR?^, ^^^^^^. 
 
 Ixexpebience, n. want of experience or experimental knowl- 
 edge. 3TH?T^ m. fjfT^^nf m. ^{UrMM m. 3THJ»Tf?r/. Jp- 
 
 IxeXPEBIekced, a. Tiof having experience. aj^T"!, a^^l^ldl, 
 
 R^^^^r, aTJT^f , 3Ti«n"TR, snfe^, ^T^rf rt|T. 
 
 Ikexpekt, a. unskilful, v. Awkwakd. HI^RIsft, a^TT^, ar- 
 
 f^?5, 3R.?I, arqT, ^JT^5[l?q-, ^ra^'TT, ST^5^. 
 IraxPEBTKESs, «. A^ A. a^frTCt^aiT m. 3iift^55 n. a^^^^HT/ 
 Ikexpiable, a. that admits not of atonement. ^]^f^Tf]^^^ 
 xrrafjiqflT^r^, 5TFrf>iqTTT?ft?T, f^?;rq?T^?T, fJIs^^r^nTP'T, 
 
 arf^fltqjftq-, arsrfa^iHT^. 
 Ike^pI'Ainable, Inexplicable, a. ^njT^r -Jrf'lil °^NNl 
 TT^, 3iT5!in?ir«T, arf^r^T'ift^, ai*H>"iint^, ain^i^^"^, f^- 
 
 IneX PLICA BILITT, «. V. A. 3Tf4m<un^r)l / &0. 
 
 Ij(e3CPBEssiele, a. tinutternllc. 3TfH%?T, a^fntsj^ftT, 3Tf^- 
 
 ^^•fl^, aifJl^rr^, ai^F'-q^frT, a^Wl4, arg^Rtift'T. 
 Ikexpbessive, a. vnanimated, dull, ar^oft, f"PlgT, JTon?o£t<T, 
 
 InextaKT, a.3<H>jft'<T?f, aiTf^^HM, Si^Mrt^JMii, 3<^Mc5*^, 
 I>-EXtiiiguishable, a. that cannot he qtuncled, aT^lWftT, 
 
 Inextibpable, a. .</(c< cannot he rooted out. ai^tMliSTft^, 
 
 Ikf.xtricable, o. not to he disentangled. 'j'rTT °M<IMI^ anr- 
 
 ^ a^'Trq'ft^, ^ra^n^T. 
 
 To Inete, v. a. inocvlcte, — a bud. ^?f^ •FT't, f^^/. ^?;#. 
 Ikfacunditt, «. V. Ineloquekcf.. 5^1^?^ n. arT^ n. 
 Ibfallibilitt, «. V. A. 1. aratfHqif m. yni«fl»<(HI /, 3T- 
 ^^rferRfs/ 3T?^fefmfcT/. ^^TFRRfT^ »». 
 
 2 ^^x^^\ f. 
 
 Infallible, a. »«>< capalle of erting. ar^^, yrTTrftrT, ^^- 
 
 2 no/! //aWe <o/oj7, v. Sube. ar^, ar^^tn'ft, ani'hf. 
 Infallibly. See Cebtainlt, Sihelt. 
 Infamous, a. notoriously vile, — of persons. «l^f+.=h|tll, 5- 
 
 t?ffJF^r5fT, |SJj!W=^T-, ar^qftfiT^, !i^?rrtt^T, si^JT, «r- 
 f^TT^, si|^, ^^c^TTT, ar^rm. 
 
 To become i. f^^rr m 31^, 5*^% f?^ «. pi. awuj. 
 2 <//a< renders infamous, v. Disgbaceful. 3fqt47l(^<, 3T- 
 
 "j^^TT^r, «'^<i<ai^, f^mqinr, a^qq^frn}^^. 
 Ikfamolssess, Infamy, n. v. A. 1. amf?!^/. arr^P^/. 
 aTJ|frf%/. i^f^^F m. «i5^f^ »i. 5«qft1%/. sf^TPft/. ^• 
 
 ^;TTH »i. 3T<?5Tfl M. 3Tq5!T «. ^^^'TTfrf /. STTT po^. Ht? n.t).%^. 
 Infancy, n. childhood. fTT^'l'TT m. «n3qir n. ««<i qoir w. 
 
 ?15r n. 5in^5[iT/. 
 
 2 — in law. See Minoeity, 
 Infant, «. lale. ni'lKPS n. aii'iMi^'-spl^^ H?r n. B^^r- 
 
 ?5 «. rT^TT'lToS «. "IT?? W «lTo5 «. «IT3^ w ilta^F n. grTFT- 
 
 ^^, fl»T. 
 
 Chubbiness or plumpnegs of an i. «n95^ «. r. ^-^.^ 
 
 To get it. sfToWT^. 
 
 2 — in law. v. Mince. arsTTH^I^r^, 3T5llH<^«J^K. 
 Infant, a. ^m (in comp.) 5iTfl^;n^, «ira^?tfTHT. 
 Infanticide, «.— the act. «||ci^<mi/. «li«l'^'«r/. iiTcT^'Tot. 
 
 2— the agent. STTB^PSfTTT, STTH^HT, ^m^t^Kqir. 
 Infantile, Infantine, a. lelonginj, ^c. to infancy or an 
 infant. snaqurT^^TT, «lT?'?3?I^r, srra^A^, 5n?!l^=qT, »IT?^- 
 
 \SYK^TBn:,n. foot soldiers. qT«?^«. "TT'T'TR*'. qSTtf^HTT »». 
 
 To Infatuate, f, a. make foolish, deprive of judgment. %5r- 
 
 %Sn5I-gcET-?T"?5f^-H?f5f%5p-^rfstnT-&c. JJRof, g;5E«.-%In. 
 
 &e. 5FT<'lf g. of 0. »itft<T fcdrtui-TTl^. 
 
 To become or get infatuate, ^i'lot^i, "PiSt, '"pKVt., 
 gf^vin »«.-&c. ^ y. o/». 
 Infatuated,/). v.V. and Mad. H4W<^?^,'^S'1c6 %%3rT-5rT%- 
 HT, &c. JT^gf?, 're^'^^, JT^flR, ^HfTPT, Vt^^f^, jf^- 
 
 Infatuation, «. v. Y.— state, ^4l«|rf<^MU||»».&c. g;5l«. ^n. 
 g^/ 3^/- ^/ f^^HJl/. 5tS«. ^a/. Ht^w. ffsfvj- 
 , ^»». fn^^ivm. ^vM^'fnTf &c. hs?tt^ »«. 
 
 I. as betolieuing misfortuue. aT«Friirr^r "TT^w. 
 Infeasibihty, Infeasiblen-ess, n. v. A. a<^M<ii/, 5:^- 
 '•"'TrrT/ S^SJ^n. aT!JI+<<Hl/, 
 Infeasible, o. impracticalie.^ v. Impossible. 3TOT«t, |«^, 
 
 To Infect, v. a. taint, affect teith communicated qualitiea. 
 3TR3 30T 5^:^ TFft-5?-&C. !Rot, aTTTOT Hnm.-aniTfj |:- 
 
 ?f-&c. <Rof, 
 Infected, /?. v. V. ^ f^?|?5T-^rI^c^, Ac. Trirr^fH, ?PW- 
 
 iKixciiOJf, ». infectiovt matter, infecting eavte. h'W^ ^^f- 
 
I 
 
 INF 
 
 425 
 
 INF 
 
 2 infected ttate. ■H+I'ldi^ wi. ^ll^ w. 
 lyrXCTlOVS. O. T. COXTAGIOIS. ^77R-^T^-WT%-&c. 3T- 
 
 Imxctiocsxess, «. V. A. ^^i+i-mfwi/. «i«pi'i+H<». ?rnpT- 
 
 IsFECcyD, a. barren, v. fsFHUiTruL. ^, ^STT, »»*«*( I •j^, 
 l>rEccSDiTT, fj. T. A. and UsFKuiTFCLSESs. ^fPMr»n. ^- 
 
 ISFELICITT, fl. V. USHAPPETKSS. Jt^n. 31*t^|U|». ^r^l"!!- 
 
 To ISFBR, r. a. deduce from premiset. aTgTTTn.-JT^fn.-rTTT^- 
 7fi.-^M.-3'?rnTfl.-<ic. ^^ ^. o/. 0. 3T^»Tt'M, ?ITlwr, rT- 
 ^f^-'i<«JHMM-«tc. 4.l«ui-W-f%5 'R't. 
 
 JXIXSABLE, fl. V. V. 3T5^, <T#RtI, H**)I«T, ?T*'|W<, ST^^- 
 
 IsiXBEXCE, n. a /r«M drawn from another, \. CoscLrsiOS. 
 fTpw. K'^HMii. ST^fflrfTT/. n^fSf JiipTm. d*f*l4irlm. aiT^- 
 
 L from circiunstances. a(r<?t"rf^/. 
 Subject of an i. «JT^. 
 That leads to an i. ^•j»iiM<f>, >J^|<14>. 
 IsiTRESTiAL, fl. gathered fcy inference. WI'JMlPlfi, 3TH»TT- 
 
 T VFEBIOB, o. ioicw in />Iac«. ^TT?!^, WW, W^^i ^^i 3T- 
 
 2 lottvr in t tat ion, rank, !(c. ^H-«ll, ?fT?5^ or <q|ffi^<<I 
 
 3 o/" /»///« fxreUence or value. p5^, ^t^, f5>f^, f5|<«, 
 
 4 o/ fc*# importance, r. Sec05DaBT. »JW, arr^TR, sr^- 
 *^, *»-«l'^lRj5. ! 
 
 IXFEKiOB, n. m person in a lotcer ttaiion, S[c. <f(lrt**<T ITTft- 
 
 IsrEBlotlTT, w. Y.^A. 2. ^TT?5^ ^rwpn/. ^Hf^^t T^/. I 
 
 To allow one's i. %i()HU||m. ifwf, ^ ^TT'f-ft'^prJTT- , 
 «t feith ?T or ^. I 
 
 3 JVIV^I m. (mO<4UII m. t»*%M01l w. Pl'«M«ni •«. TWTTW- 
 
 •mr ". &c. f^TUff /. f*inft/. «nv^^/ | 
 
 I. in (taturc, size, ago, Ac. yi'J-'.M"! n. >f[^^m\ m. 
 
 TrrEurit a. hrUmjiny to the lover regions. TPTIS^, Tprra- 
 
 I. r«f{iooi, T. UcLL. fl^T?? «. SWJW^ M. 
 2 Sec Hklluh. 
 Lrrsnal^ a. inhabitant of the lotcer reyione. ilMlltMKft, ^T- 
 
 Ismuo, />. T. V. ^ijj^i, Ac. Mij^ift*, w^^l*»f^4. 
 
 IirmuMX. 8«e IvmusLK. 
 
 ijrnanu, a. t. Bausai. ifrftv, "JIVB, ^Tf sjfm, f«q. 
 
 ISFEETIUTT, «. V. A. ^HO«PS<»II »». 3^<^flHr/. ^«r?TT/. 
 
 2b Infest, v. a. annoy, harass, v. To Tbouble. g'T^ »»•- 
 f^/.-?T^/.-<^/.-<JM^'W.-^W^,<«»».-&C.^r^-^-c5T^. 
 
 Ini-ESTAIIOX, ». V. V. onrf MOLESTATIOS. OT^ w. ^Z- 
 TST^m. 
 
 Infidei,, fl. disbeliever in the christian scriptures. f^reft^F- 
 
 2 rejecter of revealed religion, — gener. Vl^lRs^'TRft, ^r- 
 ^T«T5, 71 1 ^M'^*, ?TT^^«ft, srrfe^, 1:0^%^. 
 
 IlTTiDEL, a. T. N. 2. ?l|^f^^-<<l, nTWiT3[^, Trr^FH'^lrH+. 
 
 Intideutt, n. disbelief of religion. ?TTWf^*^W «• ^TTW>T- 
 
 2 unfaithfulness to the marriage bond. sqfif^^nT m. vffT^- 
 K n. ^?i^HfH'4f<<rrI+H m. T■i(^\^^^^^^ m. R«J|^Mfrf- 
 fftlS^PT ». 
 
 I. on the part of a husband, aiwi^dl/. 
 
 I. on the part of a wife. aTTT^ni^ «. Vlfr l <)t<<* PT ffi. 
 Iirri5iTE, a. unbounded, unlimited. aiTR, 31'TfI, ai-iiMK, 3T- 
 "HTTT, ^T^, ^rr^rf^, 3T?ft*T, f^TRftT, WT??^, 3^- 
 «frTT^. For this word as made, in the rather free 
 phraseolojry of multitudes, to convey the general sense 
 of Immense, immeasurable, illimitable, incalculable, 
 unfathomalle, bottomless, boundless, endless, numberless, 
 Sfc. Sfc. i. e. exceeding all bounds and all computation, 
 conception, and thought, there are numerous words and 
 phrases. These though well agreeing^ with Infinite, both 
 in the sense just exhibited and in extensiveness of 
 currency and use, hare, as their English representatives 
 above, differing particular implications and aspecta. 
 Some are here collected. afPTHJ, 3lPl«IR, 3nT«rf^,f'P^'rf- 
 
 ^, awTT'nT, jtfT, arfrnw, aifrnif^H, <?<i*iw^r, arrftfH- 
 
 iKrrsiTELT, adv. v. A. aniT, am^, &c. "PTT^, ar^^T^. 
 IsriKiTENEBS. See iNrrxiTUDE. [^^. 
 
 Infdhtesimal, fl. indefinitely small. 3T?«Tr"T, 3TfrW, 3T^- 
 Ikfisitive, fl. — in grammar. «rm^i»lCV «. ■HIMI'^<kM n. g- 
 
 H 
 
 lyriKiTUDE, IsFixrrx, n. t.A. ^M<m<"40ll m. arPlPI n. 3TH- 
 
 fmr/. "ilVKdl/. ^ftMIHIM m. ^SJ^ft^ n. tOHKlf^W n. 
 
 P«< l Pi)*<HI «. 3W=«THrw ««.— in free phraseology, Ac. q- 
 
 <I*mi/ %f^'^fTT m. %^HKHU|| m. Ac. 
 ISFIRM, fl. fiotjSfia, «toi/«, 4'<?- arfiWT, t?2M^H, 5<iHofl«, l- 
 
 «T»nft^, f^^jctR^*!, ^«<K«1 or (3*«H, ii<^H, 3T^,«T^. 
 
 2/feM<f, ^-c. T. W«AK. fN«, 5<«, TiTzr, ar^i'ff, «*T<jft- 
 
 I. from age,— an animal, ^nj^, ^rg^^R?, vJTq[|^ »^- 
 JTTtT, ^«igii or «3«i^«i. 
 
 I. of purpose, V. iKuatOtVTT. *KflnfNT, W^«fl^Hr. 
 IxriBMABT, n. V. Hospital. ^iHKWmr m. (^f>mi«i/. 
 IHriBMITT, iKnRMItKSS, fl. V. A. 1. idHfAHqm f». Ac. 3fT- 
 
 fW"iT/. 3Tgw?f n. st^jht/. gfl*!-!! o»' g^^rpft/ tt- 
 ffnft/. 
 
nry 
 
 426 
 
 ixr 
 
 2 f^f^ci^uil m. i*(i<i*'ii w. ^iH^KMUIl m. &c. gnuf'l!/. 
 
 L weakness, Jailing, foihle. ^ n. sipi «. pjij? «. jfhT/. 
 II. malady, T. Disoedeb. 5^ «. ^ wj. «TTf^ pop. 
 
 iTo Ikfi-x, v. a. fix ly thrusting in, Sfc. (gM*)"!, <ffl«<«l, ^- 
 
 2 See To Ikt-at. 3. See To Implakt. 
 
 To Infiame, ». a. set on fire, lit. fig. v. To Kixdie. %fT^- 
 ot, ^i«i|«f, *i<iiH«(«(, dIHVui, T^tTT n.-ST^t'TT «.-&c. ^K^ 
 g. of 0. ^jfTTR «.-&C. SRot ^. 0/ 0. gf^^tH^-ST^-^trnT-^iflT- 
 ftrT-Ac. ?PTot. 
 
 2 mal-tf hot, angry, and painful. ^iWJT-* P> d -5?-^T^'P- 
 &c. •R^, tlfllHI «.-<fcc. ^>^ ^. q/"o. f^*lHl« %^. 
 
 Inflamed, /). v. V. 1. ^rPT^c^T, &c. 7^, ir^ff, <rt^, 
 
 To be or become i. %<Twf, ^jot, fir?ot, w'?rJT-&c. ^. 
 To be i. with anger or lust, ^ ot q totu i. 
 
 That is i. — an eye. gTOT. 
 
 lUFLAMEE, «. iKFLAMINO, p. a. V. V. 1. %fT^OrTTT, ^S(r^:\^- 
 
 OTTTT, Ac. «3^HiWl-^Tft-&C. H"^M'1*'tir-^rtt-&C. ^rlT- 
 
 MH+Tif-^rtt-Ac. 
 Ikflammabilitt, Iuflammabijebess, «, V. A. 5?B5r;ft?5?TT/. 
 
 •^^H^OrfHl/. '^laiMlf^Hl/. 
 Inflammable, a. that may he set on fire. ^ ^u || < |^ ^ ^- 
 
 ""TT, -«(»l^nrt, <^^H^rf, v*)Ic5IMI^, ^H(rfHk|>5<t,, ^_ 
 
 llTFLAMMATION, «. V. V. 1. — ttCt. ^H4|UJ ». &C. ^jdtW^ «. 
 
 sn^fPT «• J^tT^ «. HTR n. ^irTWT w. — «<afe. ?TN w. ^mPT 
 m. H<0»1<1l/- ^ifi[l»1<1l/- ■HdHrll/. [ ^ftTHrrr/ 
 
 2 — state. aiTm/ ^ »». ^^ m. ar?!^ «i. gfrrj^??r «. 
 
 ISFALMMATOBIKESS, !». T. A. 1. ^I^n»H*H4 ». <^ l ^rH I '^<fcttt «. 
 
 R|<\ir^r<l n. &c 
 Inflaumatobt, a. tending to excite inflammation. ^ ^■ 
 OTKT, ^l^^d-i*, <^l{^ltMI^*, <^I^+K^, 5[T^, ft<^l^, ?fN- 
 
 2 accompanied with morbid heat. ??^, ^Tf^^, <^l*f^ - 
 
 f^, ^r^, ^ in comp. ( as <^|^m^< i. fever^). 
 
 8 tending to incense. ^ffTTT fJTTTTT, *idmi>, ^^mii R- 
 
 2b Inflate, ». o. «tteU tciM toind. «§<hS| , 'P»fiT-^T<TOS5- 
 
 aTTwrm &c. ^Tof. 
 
 2 fig. puff up. JT^wf, 53<wf, PTFJT^, JTHWof, f^t^- 
 
 STT^^-Ac. W^y >J'Mt1-&c. ^Rw^. 
 Inflated, p. v. V. 1. j'WrirSI, yfk, ^TTT remiss. yR, 
 
 2 5n^^t5T, &c, yiTT, VMI^ft or oft, 3?JTtT, *<<\lP<Id, J- 
 
 Inflation, rt. V. V. \.—act. ^^ n. 5»Roft/. 5»R^/. 
 
 3'mui/. 3TTWTR n. EJTTT «. — »<«/«. J^Ut/. JHtSlft/. 
 
 *'iKi m. 5'Tiai w». jntst/. 
 
 2— state, v. Conceit. »n^ m. <ninr or q5rr:T/. ^. 
 ?f m. 3nf*nTT/ TfT «•. 
 To IHFLECT, ». O. V. To BeND. ^f^^", ^5^^, fft^^T*, «- 
 
 (5^, ^t^m.-&c. ^. 
 
 2— in grammar. f^»TfT|;/.-;|T«^OT.-^n.-&c. ^I^SM'^i, ft* 
 
 Inflected, ;j. v. V. 1. "li+.t^^irii, ^+*(^r5i, &c. 
 2 ^T'T'irfi, ^r^H^>>^, •^i<i<KHh<, mH<t,Hld<. 
 Inflection, n. v. V. 1. — act. «)i-+wiJi«. &c. t ( ii i«<«'l 1 /. 
 2 f^H^/. f^HpK+l^n. ^^«. f?5n ^T'fn. CTf?TT«. 
 A plural i. ( of a noun, verb, Ac. ). 3fT^ ^^^n. 
 String or series of the inflections ( of a noun or 
 verb ). ^-qi^fe pop. i^VNoft/. 
 Inflective, a. having the poicer of lending. «(l<t>^u||<|, ^5- 
 
 Ikflexibilitt, Inflexibleness, «. T. A. cnratTm. ?rre»i. ?TO- 
 
 2 R4>4My||OT. fsR^^qoTTw. 3»IV^M«II«. 3TnT^«. ^W^»», 
 ^'TOT. ^««+rWdl/. Plf^^rMHl/. &c. 
 
 3 ^»». ^^TTT'TTm. 5<,im^«». J^IM^MOTTm. 
 Inflexible, o. <Ao< cannot he lent. ?rT5, ?TreT, ^^H^Ot, 3T- 
 
 2 flO< <o ie swerved in mind, v. Fibm, Eesolute. f^^, 
 
 f^KT, amr^, f^^, ^^^r7, f^f^^rT, a<f*t+?7. 
 
 3 — in an ill sense. T. Obstinate, ^z or f^, JU^l- 
 
 ^, f?^. ?^. " 
 
 iNFijaiiBLT, adv. T. A. 2. f^+dHUJI^, Ac. ^IM^<{44>, f*nn[- 
 
 To Inflict, v. a. lay on.^ impose, ( pain, evil, &c. ). 3r5t, 
 
 Infliction, n. v. V. — act. ^^n. ^n. &c. g'TVH'w. ( in 
 
 comp. as ^FT'irT, &c. ), 3TTtTR». ( in comp. as ^imT^ 
 
 T, &c. ). 
 
 I. See Pdnishment. 
 Inflvence, n. physical power. 71^ f. tf^ pop. ^^n. ^%^- 
 
 ?Tfip/. *<«I^irtb/. J|UI*lR<1l/. 
 
 2 moral power, weight, authority, prevalence, ^c. JT^TTn. 
 
 cT^HRm. ^f^5rOT. ^^m. ^T?/. ^/. «l'<^dl/. Jfh^m. «. 
 
 To exert one's i. with. f^%^ Vlc^iJi, »ft?/. tfra^ 
 wrtA ^or^ofo. 
 To have i. on. »TTT»».-&c. <TJ^. 
 2b Influence, ». «. act on.^ affect physically, ^r'fn.-^f^i. 
 
 -&c. ^>r^., ^m. ^^^, -"iirtui, rti'i<Ji, ^n<j fW ««'</« 
 
 ^ o/o. 
 
 2 induce, lead, Sfe. T. To Mote. i(<£4uf, ^HTTof, 3Ttl«f, 
 «joit[H-&c. ^, ait^y!- a^r^m. rti'A «'«. con. 
 Infltiential, a. <^a< Aa« ^wit-er I'o influence, v. N". 2. «n<? 
 Weightt. H^jIHi^K, ^^H^ftr, HR^, HTT^^rft^, "CflAK, 
 
 j rDw<^i<, 4l^^«, t^rt^r, ^"fHr, ^f^ffr^, &c. 
 
 iNTLrENZA, fl. epidemic catarrh. Vl*ft%-«i'0-^ <?T#«.-&c. 
 I Influx, n. cc< of flowing in. 3?t<T ^T^«. 3i<i4^in. afltH: 
 
 2 fig. coming or importation in abundance. »4»*<NI i^T 
 To be a great i. ( of men, animals, &c. ). %?i.-*fhTn.. 
 
f 
 
 lyp 
 
 427 
 
 ING 
 
 &c. 5^. 
 
 To IsFOU), V. a. involve, itucrap, T. To "Wkap. ^^, jiT- 
 
 2 See To Embkace. 
 To IsrOLiATK. c. a. cover with leavet. <nf5^/.-«TB^ w.- 
 
 To Ikforu, r. a. yite /i/e to, v. To Asimate. ^nft^-^- 
 
 2 acquaint, apprite, advise, adcertize. <fi<i4(Ul", >H|UI*|ui, ^- 
 1^, ^^i|UI, ^TTJTPT't, ^«T^, 5?W^ or 3«j|t|«i, fIiH*(^l, 
 
 ^firm, ■jM^.Ti«i, ^'iT /.-*iifi»fr/--*(TiHH n.-^mf/.-Ac 
 
 ^, 3fTt»r/.-<i^^Hl/. ^^•^, %tr w.-Sf^tT OT.-fTNT «.- 
 fnfT^ ».-&c- *tift, mf^d'IK-Hi^fl-vdlUMI-^tf^-ftm- 
 ^[f^ -Ac. ^^, »?!^d -^fT-Ac. q?^. Note. The 
 fetudent will observe that of many of the above rerbs 
 the vuitter to he told is the object. 
 To I5F0BM, V. n. give iniMigence of crime. 3<M<N[-«fl-&c. 
 
 IXFOUIAL, a. not ac'ordiny fo/orm, v. Ibeeouias. ^*I<<- I 
 
 Ikfokmautt, n. v. A. arpjfWm/. gT^TTWTT/. WtTftrd^T m. 
 Rifyftsql*! M. 3PRftf^/ stW^ »». 
 
 I5F0RSIALLT, odv. T, A. WV ?TT|5-^r|^-^^-&C. 3H^»n- 
 
 I5F0SMA5T, «. V. V. A. 2. ^awiTTT, STTOR'TTn, tJ'H'tuiKI, 
 n^ ^fTT, &C. ^TW^m, ^M»O^I<, t},'«(i*tif, &c. ^tvT^, 
 
 ift^-Ao. 5^, ^yrpT, 3PTnre^^^. — reproachfully or 
 allueively, ^\l%\ "JfT, <»1I«fll'Jfl, >Wl<(1l<IH, *Mrtl»<«l, 
 
 LfrosiiAiio5, IXFORMixo, n. T. V. A, 2.— act. w^c^^ n. 
 QfmwUn. iJWf% n. 4c. liW m. iT^tW «. iit«|ST»». STWI'^n. 
 
 T. V. v.— act. 'Mm\H^^'\ M, 3nTIM^^^/. aT^^IW^- 
 
 I. notice, nete$, advice, ^'e. eommtinieated, \. Istelli- j 
 0E5CE. <WT/. vnft/. q;;^m/. 
 
 II. knowledge. «|lH ••. JRTV m. ffT^ n. ftrfrTT w. 
 ixFOsxss, j». V. V. A. 2. 3iroffJ?W, Mlfj^flMK *<^l, Ac. 
 
 gf^, "Wmt, JTfTfirT, ffi^, fnrtfPT, ^fw, s^fi^, 
 
 lyrouiUL See Ivfouiavt. 
 
 IvromiBABtx, •. notfrgrftd. v^^^%, anrj^, 3fm*nir^. 
 
 !«r«iCTlO!». «. infringement. ^\lm.^»mm.Zfi^ m. Jlj- 
 
 ^ «». ftW <*• 
 . rttSQitix, a. not to he broken, ^e. aPHI, aPRJ, art'- 
 
 lyrvxijeESCE, l5r«i«ou(CT, «. t. A. f^rafmr m, ftrcat^- 
 
 IsrmiqoCT, a. rare, uncommon. f^T^ pop. ^^, f<^r, 
 
 ft<«i*w, ^rftr^, sT^^'.jff *, awnft^T, 
 l5n»jtmntT,, «ir. t. a. »f*rjj Pw». 
 
 To ISFHiNGE, V. a. break, violate. jfTs^r, jftl^r, Te^Pt^ H- 
 T »«-315^ OT.-^nj^^ W.-&C ^Twf. [ 5sf«nT. 
 
 I5TBIK0ED, ^. T. V. iflS^ai, rftl^HT, &C. HIT, f^I^tiM, ^^ 
 
 IsrarsoEB, «. iNFBiKGnro, p. a. v. V. jfTTTTTT, tfliuIKI, 
 
 Ac »il*Tl?-^rtt, Hx»T^, Ri-=^+. 
 l5FBiKGEiiE>-T, fi. v. V. — act. HM^h n. &c. ^tl m. HT m. 
 
 *ripT «. JS^ m. JQMH n. f*r5%^ m. ^(ci*M »». 3Tf?T- 
 
 IsFiUABLE, a. not to be uted or enjoyed. aiT>ft^, »?I'IH^. 
 To Infueiate, v. a. render furious, enrage. HIM<l<}i, ^fTTT^- 
 of, ^tT^%, W?W-^ <1 1 fn tl -<tri H 1 T'*! <n -?m^- Ac. f>^, ^ n. 
 
 ISFCBiATE, a. warf with rage^ furious, v. Eagiso. n»n^^- 
 ST aWrtI, ?TIT»TO, ^RW, *idlf*lrl, *WMir^<1, «blH^Hr^H, 
 
 To IsFBscATE, Lnfbbcation. See To Blacke5,To Darken. 
 To Infuse, v. a. pour in, instil. af|d<Ji, HW^I. 
 
 2 Sg.pour into the mind. VIrf'JI, Tft^, %T't, smTTTn.- 
 ?VnT «.-f^?^ m.-?^mT OT.-Ac. ^T^ y. o/ 0. 
 
 3 «<«(?/>. f*r^T^, f*nT?T-f*T^^ HWU^-%^, HT^TT/.-^J- 
 Z n.-&c. ^, 
 
 Infusible, a. not fusible. 3r?TST, ST^WftT, 4l*»uiT7T^F«T. 
 ISFUSION, n. V. V. 1. — act. aflHof ». MW^J «. 
 
 2 — «?<. Vlrfuj «. »TT^«. Ac. 3Myi^ «. aTT^TTTn. '=^TW m* 
 
 f^fPT m. 
 
 3 f»f>l*|uli «. Ac. TT^^/. 
 
 I. Jijttor »w</« fty infusing. ^TTT w. fi^IV m. VSm. "Ffe »• 
 
 IT'ft n. ^T^ m. 
 
 Cold i. ^ m. Tft?T m. its fi, 
 Ikgathebino. See Habtest. 
 Ikgelable, a. that cannot be congealed. f»T^3T^raTO-Ac. giT'ft- 
 
 To Ingesdeb. See To Engkkseb. 
 
 Ibqenious, a. possessing the faculty of invention, inventive. 
 
 f*HIH, ^f^fSWni, tl(«l»{|, rtl'lrtl«*<I, fll'<4l, arg^tiT'ft, ^- 
 tTTsff, ^?T»THt, f^*H«ft or ?TT, yrft, f^JTft, fr^, ^- 
 
 2 of curious design, Sfe. <KIHfft^T, ^t^Ht, *ot|^«C^r, 
 
 *«i5^rt^-<<T, <i>«m««<l'«ti, yrr^^ft^T, ^g^^^r, 5^- 
 
 Isoesiouslt, a<fp. t.A. 1. J'lf^, yiftl.lH, ^^IS^fTT, yWT, 
 
 I IK0K5I0U85EW, IVGDIUITT, n. V. A. 1. ^fq^J^lffS/ Tr^RT 
 
 nt •»./. pSK m. MKiuft/. [Jfjll n. 
 
 2— aa in worka, acta, Ac. «FTnTfT/. jf'B/. *mf*lO/. 
 
 I50E5U0UI, «. open, candid, fair, y. Fbank. M^^m ld"SiBT- 
 
 ?jra»nE, MiViftT, M*'<rf\fl, vttHrffr. 
 2 See MAeNAMiMOUB, Noble. 
 IjioEyuouaLT, adv. v. A. 1. fl**»j«M«l|J|, im 'J^i *c- ^^ 
 TM »T^T%, f^'?MI*'V»f, ?TTW>TT^, Ac. 
 
ma 
 
 428 
 
 IXH 
 
 iNGiomous, «. <7io< ir»«^« no glory or fame. Sl^trfNl, 3T- 
 2 See DisoBACF.FUL. [a^sTf^rf^/. 
 
 IXGLOEIOUSNESS, «. V. A. SR^W/. STT^T «. ^^f^ilf^FT «• 
 
 Incot, «.— of gold or silver. ^TZf. fzf. nz m. ^cB/. 
 Ingot-mould, n. f'ft^/ fl^fe*!/. 
 To Ingbaft, &c. See To Gkaft, &c. 
 
 To IsGBAiH, r. a. dye Irjore manufacture. f^uiu<<|ij4T ^JT^^. 
 2 tPorA »»<o </ie natural texture. f*R^, fH^Muf, ^iIiRh- 
 
 luGEATE, Inobatefcl. a. See Unoeatefui-. 
 
 iJfGEATE, n. an unyrateful person. Ordinarily, one language 
 is rendered into another by word being placed with 
 word; but where in the one language %eords are used 
 to convey sentiments and thoughts and truths and 
 in the other phrases — where, of the one the genius 
 leans to plain and simple and direct speech, and of 
 the other, to figured and flowery and emblematic 
 expression, there it seems clearly to be demanded that 
 figures and phrases and proverbs and idioms, if they 
 justly aud vividly represent the word which stands to 
 be represented, bo viewed as equivalent with single 
 words, and be used as copiously and freely. Accord- 
 ingly, dosignative or allusive of, or involving the idea 
 of, Inyrale or Ingratitude, some phrases or sayings 
 are. ^r^n^^, ^T^T^, ITf^JPTtfRT, aHW^idai ?nv, 
 
 ^rra^TT ^% ?f% Hiviuim, ^WJ^ ^t^tt^ -jduiKi, 
 
 ^[W^ 3r5n^^»TT<ft m?50inj, STTTT^ ?ff?TT^ ^inf^ 
 ?Tff 3TT^ ?<TR, ^f^^SH f^ 3T1+UIKI, <frFr?qT «ffTT ^T^ 
 
 ^TtT %^(mTT, ^»t ^TTB fT^ f ITS, ^I^ ^rlr^ ^ JTT TT- 
 
 To lavish favors on an L 3T3^T^ aiNeJiilf. 
 To Inoeatiate, v. a. get into favor. ?i^/.-JT^f/-3TT3f^ w.- 
 &c. ?t"TT3;Dt, w^f. ?rn^ ^^^ (PimVli^q n. ^df, tft^frT 
 
 IsGEATiTUDE, «. unthanJi/ulness. Pl'bM«hl'OMoiI m, gpr^cnprft- 
 
 Ihgeebieijt, n. component part of a mixture. «rHT «i. ^pr n. 
 
 Mi+HMI ♦». 
 
 Ingredients— of compositions in general. m\\PA m. 
 Compound of 32 ingredients, sffrnft /.—of 30 do 
 
 'sfff^fY /. 
 
 Inobess, ». entrance, lit. fig, ^%5(t w. f^;%?T w. ?mR?T m. 
 Vf^Xf m. ^r^yK m. 
 
 I. of a luminary at an eclipse. #tT m. 
 IsotJiSAL, a. hdongtng to the groin. H\i\x.i^\ ^fwTT^, ^T*:- 
 
 To Ikgdlf, p. «. .siealloto up. n%-»rrT-»T3^-&c. ^?Tit, 
 
 To be ingulfed. »T^-&e ^t't. 
 Ingtjstabie, a. not perceptible to the taste. <^«^f^<4lfflHy 
 
 2b Inhabit, v. n. v. To Eeside. u^, ^^,qt^,^m>».- 
 ^^rffT /x'i'. ^^ f.-T^^w m.-&c. ^T"if, lER ffl.-&c. aroSr^ 
 3Tftm^. 
 
 2b Inhabit, v. a. dwell in. TT^, &c. ( See the V. N. )- 
 
 with the object in the locative case. 
 Inhabitable, a. v. V. Jit for residence. l\^M\^i\r\\-m^- 
 
 m-&c. l\^'^^\ ?5PT^, srr?^-, ^f^d«<<, ^Hffra', ^tot^, ^n- 
 
 Inhabitant, Inhaeiteb, n. t. V. TT^Wttt, TT^IT, ^^^- 
 "TTtT, *llW<f;<yiI<I, 'Tf^TTTr, ^^T'TTTT, Tf^SfT^Tt, «(*n*<, ^ 
 or^ ( as attached to the name of a town or place, as 
 ^^^ST: an i. of Poona, «PT?ft^ an i. of Kashi, ^Wff[ an 
 i. of the village, &c. ), ^rat ( in comp. as ^^^reft, ^y\K- 
 ^T€t, ^^ Jtr tft , &c. ), X^^V^ ( in comp. as g_H+lPl*^l?ft,: 
 &c. ), ^'^ ( in comp. as VIMW ,^^r^^, &c- ), ?f^ (in 
 comp. as v»1c5*iw, ^'t'F^V, &c. ), 3T?rr<T, 3Tflft'4?T, 3T- 
 
 Inhabitation, «. v. Eebidence. ^Tf^ «• «rTH m- ^?rf?r pop. 
 
 Inhabited, a. that has inhabitants, not empty or desolate, 
 
 Hi^fil, ^RPTT, <HHI, «f«I<rft^. 
 Inhalable, o. t. v. '<rRnT^t«R i-<<I^NI-»'Mi*<Ni-^nTT^I 
 
 -&C. SfTn^ft^, "TpftT. 
 Inhalation, «. v. V. NI'«N<M<m5( n. &c. m^rtH «• 
 To Inhale, ». a. draw info the lungs. '^W\^(\^K ^^-W^-> 
 
 froT, f^, W^^ ^, 3Tt5''t. 
 Inhaled, |). t. V. J^l*ll«l<)*)< %?r%i7T, &e. qrf^. 
 Inhabmoniods, a. t. TJnmelodious. ^HJ^T, «l^^, 3T7^<r. 
 
 2 V. Inconsistent. fSi+j^w, ST^TTrf, ^^4f^Ri^, 3T?f^. 
 2b Inhebe, v. n. exist, or be fixed in. 7T^, ^Riof, ai^ftr^, 
 
 /.-3TfV^^'»--3Tf^WH/.-&C. ^sr^g.ofs. 
 Inhebence, h. v. V. ftv^i^op. r*^f. arfq^H n. arf^- 
 f?r/. strr-.ft'flfTT/. ^<TT/. ?ff^Vf?T/. f^^/. ?IK^T^ w, 
 JHM«4l<<+i'q*T m. aiMrfT «. 3Tcjf|TT/. 
 
 INHEBENT, a. T. V. ftVIrT, 3Tf«rf^, 3T?lft'<TH, 3Trre4T, 3i?R 
 
 ?'<T, atfltrff, f%^ ( in comp. as ^Rf^^, ^Wf^^, &c. ), ^ 
 
 1. naturally pertaining to, v. Xatubal. WTlf^iJO/. 
 ^Tlf^, wfi?Hf5f^, ^T^^, ^tf^fS;^, 5FT^^. 
 An i. quality or attribute. aTH^JT tM m. 
 To Inhebit, v. a. receive by inheritance. ^Tft^-^rf^'Er^':-<Sc, 
 
 &c. qT^-Hm^-W-&c. sTft^-^ftB^fR-Ac- ^^S-(fo. 
 
 ^\TM\ M.-&C. ^ J'. 0/ o. icith iF% 0/ *. 
 
 2 receice /^y nature from a progenitor. «(iHni^i-*ir«c*l'?I 
 
 ?rR<7-&c. 3TODt ?'«. con. 
 Inheeitable, a. v. V. 1. STT^^rmR-Ac. JTRrTTSTT-HTTTm' 
 
i 
 
 I 
 
 ^ m 429 
 
 I2TH£BITA5CB, IXDEBITISG, M. T. V. 1. — act. ^\^^V^^\\^k 
 
 ^n9t n. Ac. ^iR«<<oiHr-&c. iftn »». ft^v^i^ «. ft^v- 
 
 Obtained by i. •ii-f). 
 Bight of i. TrTTrfvi^R «. 
 I. heritage, patrimony. M\Tm m. ^\(^^ m. n. ^TfTT n. ^- 
 ?T?Wnft/. ^^ tn. ^vmftf. 
 
 One entitled to share in an i. ffHTsft e. 
 Portioning or portion of i. <^1M*!IM or ^l<<f^MI«l «. 
 R+'MfNHIM «. 
 Share of an i. v. Share. ^ ffi. ant m. 
 IVHESiTOS, i». V. V. 1. /T«rf Heik. «4ir<+<HU||^ MMWIHI, &e. 
 ^lO«, <(lR««H or 4|K^«SU, TrTTTf^^^rft. 
 Joint i. «m4g «»• ^HHHl-S m. 
 75BZSITBESS, IsHKKiTBix. See Heibess. 
 
 IXHEaiOS, n. V. I5BEBEXCE. 3T?T:ft*?f?l /. 3Tf^^R «. arfSrf^- 
 
 fH/. [ Ac. 
 
 To Ikhibit, IxHiBiTiOK, &c. See To Eestrais.ToFobbid, 
 I>HOSPrTABLK, a. fio< diipottd to entertain guegtt. aTfwf«Tg;- 
 
 ^, aiTWvifrf , 3P-i<i'W^«ft, a?w<i'w?M, yHfHr^rstH^, ST- |j 
 
 2 — a countrv, Ac. V<+«J1« '^'.<iif'Mi,3P^I'MIV<*'I,3T«TT- ' 
 
 i>i i ^M<ft i O , 3<«^<i'Mif^«H , q<irH*if^*. 1; 
 
 I5B0SPITABLK5ES8, IlfHOSPITAUTT, W. V. A. 1. 3TM«r|T W. ' 
 l5nOSPITABLT, orff. V. A. STf^fO^^. H^lfria^'J^*, 3T^- ,i 
 
 l5nr MAX, a. t. Cbeel.— of jiensouB. f^T^, ^'TT^'tH, ^TT^J.- jl 
 
 2 — of arte. ^MUIIMI, fH-iNMUINI, ^. j 
 
 IiTHfjifAyrrT, ». t. A. fJr^TlIT m. f^T^THT n. ^T^^rm/. ^ 
 
 To Ikbcvatk, To Ishvme. See To Bcbt. 
 
 JSHC1I1TI05, n. T. BtKlAt. *jf»?fJTfj^ m. HfitfHit?!^ «. f?T- 
 
 INJ 
 
 St. I^ 
 
 Self i. fsfwn ^mru/. 
 
 jMKlCAt, a. unfriendly. \. AdtKBSK. |[^, if<t, 3rf*nr, STW- 
 
 If , 31^^, "irfW^i fihr^, JiTi^nniT, ff^"^. 
 Immicallt, «</p. t. A. ny^i'Mi, sr^^jWT, ^fi^fTHrpJ. 
 
 ISIMITABIUTT, W. T. A. IR^iWHT/. 3»lrffm«n/. 3Tfg^4\<l- 
 
 ?r/. 'M^i*m\*M^\ f. 
 
 Immitablz, a. twrpattiny imitation. yH«JM«<^, arfjcft^T, 3?JI- 
 
 M>T, g'wpfr^, sR^mrwr, ^^'<<?i*i, 5H«nBT«T, 3?'=^- 
 
 Im^CTTOCS. «. T. U»JC>T. WlCkED. ■flMIHJI^I, 3rft«ft^I, 
 
 «r, 3WV, ^TTf . 
 
 IsiQCiTOcwinw, »•. T.A. •JP'TW m. ^Pftf^/. 3!W •». 5^^ 
 / 3TH^ M. qw ♦!. 'Wwnf'jnT/. KWl^fjTT/. 3»«T*»1S1TR?TT 
 /. 'Oflt^'lM ». »rf^f*5WT /. ^flf^f^MlW m. 
 
 l>i«riTT, «. imjuitice. Sec l5i<}rrrocmt8s. 
 
 2 •<< ofinjvitiet, r. 8l5. «TTqfi."3H*^m«.3l*n<i«.3»»ftf»f/. 
 The cop OP mcMore of i. u ftUL 91^!^ «TIT >TIST, 
 
 Miwi-<rt INrft TT?^, 
 IsiTiAL, a. /)^«dt at the heginnin^. Hf|g l, Jr<nT, an^, "T^, 
 
 2 See Ikcipiest. [ ?r?^ «. 
 
 iMTiAt, n. first letter of a name. HHN I <rf|?sr ^ m. srmT- 
 To Isitiate, v. a. introduce into a sect or society, S(e. ly 
 
 ceremonies. ^t?7T/.-3TH?Tf m. ^, *j^^l< ot.-H%'T^ m.- 
 
 ■<itVj<i-&c. ^Tof, ^iSr. 
 
 2 instruct in rudiments or principles; make acquainted 
 
 with. M r^rft Rr^/.-iTitfl r^iw/- ^, ^'i^n Mj.-JTvAm^n 
 
 3 heyin upon. v3H-+R m.-STTTT »«.-&c. ^T^. 
 IlIITIATEl),;7.V.V.l. ^t?^ ^^, &c. <tf?^, ^H-'lRd, ^^- 
 
 2 q^ fil^ ^^r, &C. »r(r^gi lM^.H , vlMR<ilM^*T, 
 
 IxiTiATiON, n. V. V. 1. ^W ^ n. &c. ^?=TT/. •H>4>K m. 7- 
 
 2 qf^r^^?^/. :ptmf^?^/. ftr?nir>n m. arf^rf^n «». 
 
 Initiatite, Ikitiatobt, a. tendiny to initiate. ((l!fHI<K«I^- 
 
 IsiTiATivE, n. introductory step or measure. aM+H »». 
 
 To take the i. ^T^. 
 To Inject, ». «. throw or dart in. artrT 4i<f)«i-m??^-&c. 3Trf:- 
 ^ w.-3T?f:!I^ »«.-3irT;?^qtir».-&C. W^ g. oj 0. aTri:RTO- 
 
 2 ( with a syringe ). f^'^fprft/ *nT^, lf^ m.f. ^. 
 ISJECTIOS, n. T. V. \.—act. 3Tf?f ?T^ «. Ac. airf:?^ m. 
 
 I. medicine to be injected, qf^ »•./. fq'^l^ft'T MlrfNl-^ 
 Ixjcsicious, a. V. U»wisE.— of persons. anm^ft^P, 3T?T»T- 
 
 2— of acts. a<r<l<l+l^l, 3TOK^m<mT^, 3<+)MrH*Mi»II-m, 
 IsJuriciODSLT, adv. \. A. afTfi*%^, -^*1«n/l<muii^', 3T- 
 
 h'ii*<iH. [ srfir^ m. 
 
 IvjUDiciovsxEBs, n. V. A. 3T«»rf^»req^ in. MVH^HHVu m. 
 I5JU5CT10S, It. order, precept, v. Command. 5^ m. ^nfTT 
 
 f. fllsO^/. «ii<^^i ». ftWM «. 
 
 Writ or letter of i. fll^^N^/. fn^jft^^ »■ 
 To Injubk, v. a. hurl unjustly, wrong. 31M«H< »».-'ai'MiM w.- 
 
 ^TTTTMr w.-^rt'irfi.-g'nTm «.-f if »».-&c. i^g.ofo. ht^ 
 
 2 Aorm, damage, Sfc. v. To Hubt. ^^TTir-^n'Tf-^ITini^- 
 Ac. «FTOt, ^iITTift/.-5^>flT»ft/.-5'P^T»in.-3lfiprrt.-&c. ^- 
 ot y. 0/ 0. 
 I5JUBEI),;). T. V. 1. 3rTVR%^;7T, Ac. ajmiMliM, HI»1IM*T- 
 
 2 ^TT^ %^^- Bi%??T, Ac. ornrt, ornnf^, ^rnN^iJinnq- 
 
 l5Jt-BEB, n. IjiivMisa, p. a. Ibjcbioub, a. v. V. !• aw^R 
 tT^IFI, ST'^n'T ^ITTT, aTfJlT •FTOtTTT, Ac. 3»»*II«T1>T<t, f- 
 
IXL 
 
 430 
 
 ITTIT 
 
 2 and Hurtfcl. WJ^ •JiCoiKI, j<t>^M *<uir<r, Ac. STT- 
 To be injurious. ifH^ffr, sjTtl^ smwf. 
 
 IsjuKiousLT, oir. T.A. 1. yH'<<i*<i^, ar^rmisTT, f^Tmrv, 
 
 Injuet, «. hurt without justice. 3T??TT^»». ^I^«. STRmwi. 
 
 'j^wt. 3im<J)Kot. an^^fr)/. ^«j. 
 To be seeking the i. of. STTf^T^ ar^'Jf y. ofo. 
 
 2 hurt, harm, detriment. aTT^iTT'". J^^fRw. ^^^ 1 ^ /. 
 ^TT^/. 5TT3:i>». ^t1^/. ?T^/. STTWot. tT^FT or tngl wi. rT- 
 
 3 ( to a limb, member, &c. ). pfN?l/. |:^«. ar^^Rwi. 
 To receiro i. ^<t|«l"i or ^<MI«t"i. 
 
 iKJnsTiCE, «. iniquity, wrong,y. Imqtjitocsness. aT^?n^»i. 
 ar^ftfrf /. J-fffr) /. an^nr w. 3T«rff >». if^JnTTF m. J^tfrf- 
 
 2 an i. a wrong. QS(^7:mm. 3rT^q-»». S[^/. 5g^m. 
 Ijtk.ti. ?ITf /. *T^/. — made of lamp-black,lac, <S;c.c5l<?nvlf/. 
 Bed i. ( i. e. the dye of Zae, lodhra, Sfc. so used ). 3T- 
 fc?H T»». 3TcE?TT»». 3Tt?qj^«. gT^rpW. 
 
 Cake of red i. ( i. e. cotton steeped in the dje of 
 lac, lodhra, Sfc. ), 'ftaf^. afrarlT m. 
 
 Piece of rag put into i. #^r»n. ^«. 
 Seller, &c. of i. rr^^TrST, ^TT^f^gpqr, K'W.^\% 
 (To Ink, v. a. "^^ *R^-'TT^-»TT^-&c. 
 I>K-HOBN, Ink-S'1'and, n. M^ or ^f. ^f^^f. ^[h ' 4 \ 'i\ 
 
 f. n\h^\-An- 
 
 Piece of rag usually kept in the i. <ff^«, 
 I>TCLE, n. tape. SRIT/ 
 Inkuso, n. slight knowledge of. ^^f. ^'J^/. a^Prmw. 
 
 *rraw. ^^/- ^nT«». "TtTw. n^KT^M. 
 
 To divine the whole from an i. grTT^ ?^fw ^JTToif. 
 To give an i. fi^^fn /. ^^^, f^^T^«. ^T^. 
 To have an i. ^^/-qj^w.-Ac. ■HH^uf, ^^m.-n^m. 
 -&c. ^. 
 
 2 See Ikcliitation, Desibe, 
 Ikkt, a. ?ITi^, Tnt^, ?TT^RW. 
 lNLAiD,j>. V. V. v^4l«*^^c?T, &c. ^rf^. 
 Inland, a. interior, remote from the sea. ^M^I^H ?!^^) *^' 
 
 2, not foreign; doi»estic. %^,^^^,'^\^., arf^^^ft^, 
 To Inlat, v. a. infix, srswt, ^^vi^ ^S'Jfr/.-^T/,- ^rt^m. 
 
 qj^ g. of 0. <<|fi|d-&e. ^ot. 
 Inlat, «. inlaid or set slate. o?5T^«. [ »in 
 
 Inlatek, n. V. V. 3i3tnKT, &c. ^?iTr, ^ SN «t»i *? r, «F^»n;r- 
 
 Inlatikg, 7I.V.V.— oc<. vlioi, &c. 3f3(ii/vT3tTft/.3Tiai^PT«. 
 Inlet, «. place of ingress, entrance. ^7 /. g^rT />«!?. <^n. 
 
 2 cree*, ^c. ^T^/. ^f^tJTn. ai^Tf^w. 
 Tp Inlist. See To Enlist. 
 Isn. See Inwabd. 
 
 Inmate, «. one who lives in the tame house, ?T^^nft, ^^ 
 
 Inmost, a. farthest in. ?mpr 3Tt?rarT or ^, 3T?«T«t?KW, 
 
 3Tc?P--q?TTifTff, SlfTfTftV^." 
 Inn, n. house for the reception of tracellers. MiK^^MI m, 
 
 In-n-keepeb, «. *reT='rT, *RTft, 
 
 Innate, a. inborn, v. Natobal. «TTffHT, Oi-flMi, »^ ' IHlft4i 
 pop. ^iJHlf^*, t«(Hi«(Ri5, ?«PTraFJT, ?f^, "^rafre, fsRT- 
 
 An i. vice or evil propensity. «1«-H<^I4/. 
 
 IKNATENES», «.V.A. WIMlfV+r^ «. "J^^lffi+.H M.i&C. 3mH^OT. 
 
 Innavigable, a. impassable hy ships, Sfc. aRTST, aH^TT"?, 
 
 Inneb, a. interior, not outward. arffTr^, 3TPT^, arfcftrJ, 
 3TtrT?<<l*J|v»J5T, 3Tt?T?^ 31 I'M), aTti=?r'TT ^FT^ or 3T, 3Tf- 
 ?l?Tr ^^ or c5T, artfTrTT^^, STtfTrTTqtte, SlP'qfTT, 
 
 I. part. 3T«ffTT «• 
 Innebmost. See Inmost. \WS[^n. 
 
 Innings, n. Zawi» recovered from the sea. ^ir /. ^TTT5 n. 
 Innocence, Innocency, ». v. A. 1. PtiHilf^Huil m, f^q- 
 
 TT'^rTT/. 31«m<|VT?TT/. f^<(f^Hl/. &C. OIHiltHrf^t^ n. ^- 
 MlHlflRW. 3TfTMHrHH<:*TT/. 
 
 2 3Tf^^Rqotr >». f^niq^f^^tnin w. ^ i H^ i ^m ui i m. &c. 
 arf^^Tftrn-/. fH^^rifiF/. ^HS'HRdi/. &c. srwr w. 
 flrfH+fii/. flR^rjoT «n. 
 
 /. f^«filH<i^ «. -*l<f>|M«V «. 
 IvsoctST, a. free from guilt. ^r^X\^ pop. ^mTT^, 3R- 
 
 a-^jfq-&c. «r^, aTTTT, 3<*<iiM<i^T, 3i*cmm, sTfrraqr? 
 
 2 not hurtful ; innocuous. arf^I^iTfl, f^Tsf^rft, ^FT^ 
 
 ^t^, 3T«im^, f^rarv^, 3iih*i^, 3Thwtt^, rH<4*i<^, 
 
 aiR+.K+lO, 34jM4««+lfl, 3R^?»^pft, SIsqsiHirO, 3T5^ 
 
 3 guileless, Sfc, v. Simple. »rttT, qiMV, PlHMi, f^I*?*- 
 
 Innocentlt, ado, v. A. 1. .(lll«li^H, 3nTT^l^^, ^N^- 
 
 3 frrs^CT'TTrr, ^ssprq^iTT^, f^rfm+fl^, 3T%t!r^^, Ac. 
 iNNOcrous, a. not hurtful, v. Innocent. ^if^^T, f'Tl^- 
 
 IirsocvouaNESs, «. v. A. arf^nFT^oiT m. aif^+lRdl/. fH- 
 
 To Innovate, v. a. change hy introducing novelties. ^^\t^ 
 /.-5T^t^ra/.-^^mT^ m.-&c. ^^-^T%^-&c. or ^J^S^T-TT- 
 ^-&c. f»K«|5j-<1lf440l, ^«t^^ n. ^^-•inK'T ri>^'f"l, %T- 
 •PTT OT.-fTr?^Tf^^/-qf<HI«iid^ «.-Or«<d< «.-&c. ^^. 
 
 Innovation, n. v. Y.—act. f*<*i«l «. nirteo^ n. &c. ft^- 
 
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 431 
 
 INS 
 
 1. change made, MiTlOd/. si^tTTH/. ^HIHI'I «. f^Tr- 
 fTTrew. 4c. 
 1550TAT0B, n. V. V. T^^H «t><<»IKI, H'flOfrl 't.<«IKT, Ac. 
 
 I5SOXIOC8, IssoiiousSEss. See I>->OCC0C8, &c. 
 
 IsoppoBTrxEyESS , a(f». v.A. aiJjiiMinim. 3T*lrft'1Hl/. 3TOT^- 
 
 ISOKBIXACT, ISOBDEfATFJTESS, «. V. A. «fl(i EXCE83. 3nT- 
 
 I>SfEa;o, n. oUique hint. jfr^/. e. HR-?^^, Toft/. 5?t- ! Isobdisate, a. not limited to rules or hounds prescribed, 
 
 *^'S/. «T»] n. <1«<!«rif*/. H'^Rb/. Ilifif*/. ai'-'HlF*/. 
 
 I55U1IERABIL1TT, ISKCUESABLEirESS, ». T. A. »<«I1^<4Hl/". 
 
 -n'l^Mnl/- Ac. 
 lyKUKEBABLE. o. /Aa/ cofino< 6« counted. STTOpft^, STTT^, 
 
 ^t^«Wf^, 'WHIT1*<4, fRTTftfT, ^<*«4l'0'l. 
 IsSTTMTios, n. want of nutrition. 31^/. 
 IxsCTBiTiOcs, a. not nourithing. an^fCTT, 3ljf%^, airft'^^, 
 
 an sift*. 
 IsOBSEBTABLE, «. /*«< canftot 6* ohserted or seen. 3?^^, !| 
 
 150B8EKVAST, O. STOT^^H^. 
 I50B8EBTATI0S, «. Jr^H. 3T3?1«. 3lfT^ «. 
 
 Jb IsoccLATE, r. «. ( a tree Ac. ). f^^ q»Tof. 
 
 2 ( for the email pox ). ^/. <n«uj-^, 'PTI<IT/ i>?. ^- 
 
 I50CULATEB, y. V. V. 1. f^Sf^t %?5PST, f^^^t^. 
 
 I. small pox. ^TTTrem^/. pl.-vj^f. jol. 
 
 150CCLAT105, »l. T. V. ff^t( f. 
 
 2 ^ ^T»»t". &c. <?tinTii». ^Wy\m. f^Jgrm. 
 IxocCLATOB, n. V. V. 2. ^ ^ntm, ftn^ ^"TTTT, &c. Ht?- 
 
 I50D0B0CI, a. /W iUt »I0 «»!*?/. W>I, 3T»t*T, »i«IT^-fIf«T- 
 
 IsonxniTK, a. unprovokinj, harmless. »lft»I, fN?T, ^TJl- 
 
 WWT or oft, nUtO^, Jf^if, ^Tiftf , 3T^ti(t, f^^i ^STKK- 
 
 ^^3^, 3wt<t, '*<^^3f^, 3tt^, a rgq^n^, amjt- 
 Wf^, 3(f^w, ^Mf^fi^, 3nTT<5T, ♦)il^f>, ^jtTfftr, ?ir^'\^, 
 
 WW^V, «H«, 4<lfli*J^ or H, it'fY^, Some significant 
 terms and appellatives for an inoffensive person arc 3T- 
 
 oimnj, Kt«pn"4, "Ttatrn^T, »^i«i«tw, *n^^, "Ttwr^T, 
 *iMiwi JnfTT n't K'<jn^Tw ^nn. 
 
 2 N0< injurious or hurtful^ v. IltKOCKST. ^Hf^filO', 3PT- 
 l50r7E5iiTK5iM, «. V. A. 1. »tO^/. ^NiMwilm. mj^s^/. 
 
 ^Tfrf^TTT"". iT^T^*. 3(f5^«. 3rf^/. 3Tj[f^/. 31^- 
 
 ^f^/. wfffn/. fm^t^^f- Ac. 
 Isomciax^ «. wr^frtt mwrr^T m0, «^ifii*iR*, 3Rfti- 
 
 IJOmATlTX, a producing no effrrt. ■M%\A%\C{^ aTOlrfw- 
 
 v^^ anj^vft, H^i^Hiw, Jif%f^«n. 
 l9orroBTU5K, a. r. Usseasokablk. '<Mf%iai or ^en, <H- 
 VT^^T, S!^^t^, M^rff^l, SOTWWT, WTTJT*!^, "HWIT^W, 
 
 Excessive. 3<Mqi<^, arf^rnr^, ■i'M^^T*., HM^lrflti, rtlN^- 
 
 ISOEDiyATELT, odv. T. A. 31»1*4k, 3<fdM<<i<\, "TgHR, ^^. 
 
 Ijjobdisation, n. deviation from rule, v. Ibbegulabitv. 
 
 =<4f*»-«)K m. P(MHlf?l+H OT. CffWvT m. 
 IsoBGAKic, IxoBOASiCAL, a. rfevoirf o/" the organs of life. 
 
 ^5ftf^?mm'R^-^I3^-&c. 3TT, f^Tjf^, 3fs<iofl, JTriwT^- 
 
 IsoscCLATios, n. union of two bodies at their extremities. 
 
 Ixquest, n. enquiry, investigation, v. Examination. ^V^^lft^. 
 
 ^itu m. ig^ m. HTT^ m. frr5Tn or ?r »». ^m^ m. 
 In^CIETCDE, n. uneasiness, S(e. aTTTHT^nT «. afTSrt^/ 3T- 
 
 ^eiR««T n. afT^FVHT/. ^HTTTRft/. (^"Hioi/. ^cRjTfT/. 
 2b Inquire, p. a. v. To Ask. "raof, JTV w.-Ac. ^^-Vlrfof, 
 
 2 about; after; for, ( one's health, Ac. ). jflfiV, ft^H^f, 
 MMKuf, ^tIHM n.-?nR /.-«*1NK»».-Ac.5^-f^-HI<«l-^. 
 
 3 mio; investigate, \. To Examixe. rlTm'i', flffhiiof, ^- 
 
 OT.-^irai /.-Ac. <tii««J-rti««"(-Ac. 
 
 Ikquibeb, n. INQCIBI56, j>. ffl. T. V, 1. J^nTTTT, Rl'SK'IKI, 
 
 Ac. JOT, ^Mj'ft, irer. 
 
 2 JW«1KI, ^RT^'TTTT, •i'«i»ii')R-<HK«iKi, Ac. 
 
 3 fTTRT'IKT, ?Tt*riTm, Ac. 1[Tt^^, ^?i*n^. 
 Ikqbibt, «. V. V. \.—act. J^ n. Ac. M«SIW /. J'lrft^/. 
 
 ftr^rrjjT/. ?^«fT/. 
 
 2 5^ n. <JMl<ui «. Ac. f^^KIJJ /. 
 
 3 aMI««( «. Ac. -ift^^ft or ^ /. 7^m^ m. fT^r or « m. 
 fTH'frJT/ 5Thl »«. ^T^Tft/, ^T^TfH /. «ii*rtHiTt /. sTIT w. 
 UVW%f- 31M1^"I «. fi(-^lMtr/ 
 
 Public and open i. "irrj^/. 
 INQTJISITIOB, ». inquest, inquiry, Sfe. ^t^^ft or jft /. fTTT- 
 
 H m. ^lw«R?ni or^m. wf\^^ n. ^t[^m n. f^R^IOTT/. 
 
 2 court for inquiring into religion. vnHr»ftWT«HT/. 
 I»<jni8iTivE, a. given to inquiry, v. Cueious. s)*«^|<, 
 
 ^ft^W, fT(^?ft, 5ntw, ^jrWt, rWfiitJ, f'J^WI, 'lilll«II«*. 
 IifQriHTiTENESH, n. V. A. IffhT^J^/. snhnFf^ n. f^fflTOT/. 
 
 T^form^ /. 
 
 Inqcibitobial, a. pertaining to inquisition. ^«?fhTT, ^^\^^ 
 
 *<«<ii^i, 5(^s*<<'vi')i, nrtiw^'ii'ii, ^nftf^'iraiitft. 
 
 I5V0AS, n. incurfion. ^/. Wrft/. '^TT / 5HI*H«I «. 
 
 Ibsalubbiour, a. unfavorable to health, v. Unhealtht. ?r* 
 •ft, Mt^, ^ 3|l«nwiKI, <1'l*l<*-3H^;-f^-Ac. HTVJ^, 3iT- 
 4l|rM(-;itM|Klk4| f!TTV-'pnt-Ac. 3H*)HIVTM *II*-^JR<BAc. 
 
 IllSALVBBIOUSjrBSt, IXBALVBBITT, n. V. A. Tt^frlTT «. ?r»I* 
 
 »itiitH n. 3niT5*'PTT/. 
 
INS 
 
 432 
 
 IXS 
 
 lN3i»ABi.E. See Ihcubiblk. 
 
 In3a.se, a. unsound in mind, v. Mad. f^WT, ^^ sjirtrti, ^- 
 
 f?TH", f^rf^THH'i**, 5f3>:i7, T^tT, 3'«I<0. 
 IssAK£SESs, Insanity, n. r.A.jf^^ m. 5f3>J^J7TT/.^%H'- 
 
 frr/. T^TT^ >«. y<-HTlr(T/. ^'Ht1«JIJ m. 
 ISSATIABLE, INSATIATE, «. <Aa< Cannot be satisfied. 3TOt^ 
 
 or ?ft, ^T«nT, m:W^M\i 3Ttmrr or ?ft, gT<TWtT, ^ditf, ?r- 
 
 Insatiableness, Insatiabiutt, Insatiett, M. V.A. 3T<ETt5|ft 
 or ^f. ^i q ^H O TT m. t^r m. ^T^T^^/ a<rlif^«|Hl/. r»^- 
 V**^r\]f. &C. 
 
 Insatisfactiox, «. ai^HiMM n. 3Hf^<i1<7 «i. 3T^/. 
 Ixsatueable, a. /7(a< cannot he saturated Drilled. arjTnftq', 
 
 2b Inscribe, v. a. write on, engrave. P.^uf, ^TT^, ^^t^, 
 2 dedicate. ^X^\^-^^^Wi-&'C. ^fiR ^T^-3T^, iiHif>iH4- 
 
 Inscbipi'ion, n. a. tcritinj on a stone, Sfc. ^W m. f^f^/. T- 
 
 2 See Title. 
 Ikscbutableness, Incbbtabilitt, n. y. A. 3T?T«f 'ffTT /. J- 
 
 INtTT /. Ic^?^?^/. &C. 
 ISSCBUTAELE, a. unscarchahle, ^C. v. iNCOMPREnENSlBLE. 
 
 ^, ST^rf^^, T^, 3T»TTV, ^tt?. 
 Insecable, a. /7/rt< cannot he divided. iH-o^fl, STsg^'ft'T, ^- 
 
 Insect, n. — in zoology. %st w. i%|T «. ^ft5/<?^ '»• +1<iM> 
 
 Insectile, a. having the nature of insects. f+.^|-^ wJIrO'HI, 
 
 InsectitObous, a./effrf«»i^ on insects. ijftTT?^^, ^?-^^, 
 
 Insecure, o. «o< conji^ent of safety. T^WTT'ft, H^^nTIfTT, 
 2 not safe. VMMI, ^Tf^^Tf^r, ^lt1Hl-?fl, ^?!T?Tr^, ^f^TT^, 
 
 ^, 3T*RsrnRT. 
 
 iNSECiBiTT, w. V. A. 1. *nT?T^T/. H<<'H>W m. 'HH^\\[i\t\\ f. 
 
 2 fl!n<? Danoeb. HT w. «?!^ m. ^^ m. -^i^H f. n. 
 Insensate, a. stupid, v. Senseless. gf^WTSST or Pi<(*r, 
 
 Insensibility, Insensibleness, n. v. A. 1. ST'Tmdl /. f- 
 
 2 g^TtJTT »». Ac. srf^R?^ n. ^f^/. ^^^I'TfTT'T «• ?^^W*r- 
 
 3 3TiiimM«ii m. ^*A\^w.f^ n. n mm i ^'tit^ n. jTprf^rfirn'/. 
 
 Insensible, a. no< discoverable hy the senses, v. Impebcepti- 
 BU:. 3T»fHT, ^f^^ir'INT, rf^TT^T^, ^M|R«(<?, ^- 
 
 2 ivanting corporeal sensibility. «rf^, g^TT, »tN^, gJT, 
 
 3 tro((/ of feeling, insusceptible of emotion. 3riTTTr,3T'TT^, 
 ai'4«|t<l^'*, guiNI^^P, 'JUIHfH?r, JTTfT, noTfTT^HS, 31^- 
 
 4 inconscious. ^%rR-, I^^PH', f5f%%T, 3T%R, ^, «r- 
 
 Insensibly. See Impebceptibly. 
 
 Insentient. See Insensible. 
 
 lNSEPAEiBLF.,a./7ia< Cannot he disjoined or parted. 3T^T5r, 31^- 
 
 ST^^jgT'jft^, ^rq-^^«|Tff, fiT?^^'«ft, ^■H=liq^5?vft. 
 Insepakableness, Inseparability, n. v. A. 3T%?TfTT/. 
 aTH^jft^mr/. ir^JTT^v^TriT/. h^r^/ &c. ftj^nrnW 
 in. ^^^\^^^^ m. 
 
 To Insert, v. a. enter among others.^ set in or among. ^- 
 
 OT.-&C. ^^ g. of 0. a^'m-^m3-5T^^-&c. ^^, aTJ^^ 
 
 Inserted, ;>. v. V. fin^^, fiu+Ni^rti, srf^ %%t5T, &c. 
 
 Insebtion, «. V. V. — act. MwJf w. fn?^ w. «-«)Kfit «, 
 
 &c. f^K+Huft/. f^i^uj*/. f?i<«M«t m. f^%^ «j. 
 Inside, n. interior part, aiidrit 'trsj/. 3Tt?WT TPT m. 3Tr- 
 
 fR^ arm «. wrtn n. ar^rrn: «. »r4 «. 
 
 In the i. and on the outside. ^^4\f4. 
 Inside, adv. 3Tt?T, arfrf^TT «fT^^, ^rtrTr^n 3Tf'ff, artrTrTr- 
 
 ^tw or £r%?T, 3Tfrr?^ 3Tm, Sffrlff, atrt^lf. 
 Inside, a. 3Tf?I% sfT^T^T, 3TM^|. [315^. 
 
 Inside-out, a. vi*<iiig^f><l'll, TRT^^'PTT^, virfdl^rl-il, 
 Insidious, a. deceitful, sly, treacherous. ^Mdl^l, «f>Io«tft<I, 
 
 <^'<4Nr, q^T^r, «T5q^^=5fT, ^■qMi-'iNi, &c. ^q^, g^, 
 
 SSIM^, ^^, ^l%'!?fT, f?T. 
 Insidiously, «</». t A. +M'"|^, q^^rr^f^ (^»«4i^', &e. ^I^ 
 ^^7T, ^T? «F57T, ^TH ^5?T, &c. "T^R^^CT, q^^^^, 
 
 IKSIDIOUSNESS, «. V. A. ^TC «. +IMii< »■ ^T^ m. *|4||<\I«J| 
 
 Insight, «. thorough knouledge. qt'^ «». f^rtn m. qft^PT 
 «J. »P=!T «• MRflH «. arfTfTR «. 3TMi^RT/. 
 
 Insignia, n. marls, badges, y. Sign, f^^ «. ^?. c^fTot «. /?. 
 I. of royalty. <Mpi|^ n. pi. 
 
 Insignificance, Insignificancy, «. v. A. 1. 3TT<?«R^ n. 
 fJrT'4?j^ n. 3T'4^r^r?TT/. 3r«JftH?Tr/. ^^bm m. 
 
 2 ^rf^MU II M. ^^T^T^TT m. &c. c5f5^ w. ffS***! »• am- 
 "Mm/. 
 
 3 ^^ 5 ^4 01 1 w. cTfR^ft/ ^nrrorr »». &c. s^ n. jn^nr 
 
 IssiaviTiCAVr, a. void of meaning. 3TT'4'P, ^*T^, ^51^, 
 
 (3(T^jf«T-^-Tf|r7-&c. arokr^r^, 
 
 2 unimportant, having no weight or effect, ^rJ+l,ar^j 
 
i 
 
 rss 
 
 433 
 
 IXS 
 
 ?5^, 
 
 3 tritkouliceight of character, w Meax. ^?5W, 
 -i.NCEKE, a. dittemblin^, hypocritical, falt^. ^q^t, ??f%r- 
 
 «*M<i, ■«H->j, a»«<3, 'inrf^r^. 
 kollotc, T. Emptt. «<N+<un, <<l*l*<uft-il, yN*c6, ^- 
 
 SCEBELY, 0<ff. T. A. 1. +M'iH, «F^ ^I57T,^'?T Ml^M &c. 
 
 SCEKITT, n. V. A. 1. ^fbmr TO. AM\£\f. ^i'f\'^v\\ m. 
 <tc. WJ^TXI n. +M'iHN //I. ^^IHHm. |*rT^ ra. 3(mK?^n. 
 2 ^m^< q f)Mm i »«■ ««*<ufi<»">I m. ^N^-^Hm i m. &C. 
 r^ IssisiATE, r. a. i»i/rorfttrtry«i%. ^T^, #^, g^TEf- 
 
 2 />««A w ttwri intofacor, ( with recip. pro. ). MidM 
 
 3 hint : tuggett hy remote aUution. ^i^, ^^f^sf, 
 ^^f. ^I^^ g. ofo. •i^<»>)^irff 5TOWT, sjjnfnfff^-'T'Tt- 
 <i'i*'^^-i»-*i'»ri^-3(-<<n>n^-&e. ?inm-^Rror-?[T^^-5F5r- 
 
 ^^-&.c. 'g^^TT/. SFT^ ^. tj/" 0. 3R^?1^ TO. ^F^ ^. o/ 0. 
 
 .Fo IXSI5UATE, e. rt. tteal into, enter gently, S(c. M^'A f^IT- 
 of-r^^f.wi-snfflw. ^t^, frtfT filRJT f^lT*t, vTTcT 3IT?T 3TT^, 
 
 ![5U5CATED, p. T. V. A. 1. ^»tf%^, ^'fO'i fiH<«)^3I, &C. 
 
 8 Hl^ftl^l-^ ^tf^^-^l, ^(w^?5T, h«<im1*0^ illT'ltlA^I, 
 Ac. KWfWT. 
 
 InnrcATint. m. ImnrrATine, p. a. IxsnctiiTirs, a. t. Y.A. 
 2. irSf ^tTT^orrTT, sfrWt, w^rtt, «im«i"ii, Hftiroft^, k- 
 ^r*t«i*, *n?r^T^, **(•={ |MTT. 
 
 ^[VsnVATiox, ». jNNMr ofpUating. PJI^pftTonw. ?ini^». ^- 
 
 2 Wy luggettion, dittant alltuion. ^tv/. T^/. stntrn. 
 
 ♦s'^if'te /. sqnmJm. q^hftf^ /.vJ'jiir*/. S'l^iit. ^W/. 
 
 IjHtrw.a. tatlelftt.fat, tapiJ, lit. fix- fT^i^J^PT,^- 
 
 OT. 1T«r^7, ^^^TT, ^vH+.lO'l, T^'ft'l, HdH^Irt, ToSn- 
 
 " rriDiTT, ]5itii-iD5E88, n. V. .A. fH^«(<4U|lm. 1l«l'<li<<- 
 THTO. M^r^^MVTTM. ri'MMUIlM. MSSf'M'IMWIlTO. Ac. fTTfT- 
 ^r/.^TWu. "JTT^IHT/. 3»rT»'T»». •ft'H'n/. ■*<I'4^UV ». 
 
 r» 1 Jt«l»T, r. «. pre*t/or,prrti$t, ^j'f. Wnn[«.'^rr/.-3RT?/. 
 -■Kl^/-^TO.-A<r. ^5T»f-yT^-*rCT T^, 5R^H WhSt, VT- 
 
 2 (in diacourne, A«. ), t. To Dwbli,. m>to. 'T^, «»>Poft/. 
 bnrmiCT, n./reed0m/r»m tkirtt. W^J. ^^TflW**. ft- 
 
 To Ix»9ARK, t. a. entrap, lit. fig. Vt^-ft^^l ijrot, *t«dt, 
 
 To be insnared. "PH^,<F^r <T55t,ipH7i;T/.-&c. ^ot g.qft. 
 IifSNAEED,^. V. V. 'Ff'HaOT, *i*l4rfrf|, "Prt 1^?^-H4rfrfl, 
 
 IxsoBEiETT, n. intemperance. 3HpmM«. aiP^Sff^Hw. 
 IssocxABLE, a. averse to conversation, v. UsbOciAL. Hiui«- 
 
 qT^qrr, ^^tt, arTrar^, aro^si'ft, ^rHrro^i^, ^ttt'ii^- 
 
 2b IxsOLATE, r. a. expose to the sun, ^'c. gv^ri S^of, 3^- 
 
 IXSOL.\TION, «. T. V. ^[^'J or ^n. <^4f*<ui5^«. 
 
 Heated, &c. by i. 'J^'i^ or j;ft. 
 IireOLESCE, ». V. A. 1. ^^-iMUITwJ. ^ii^|HU||»». gRTTfWIT w. 
 
 Ac. i^\v\\{ f. ^mt^f- arirqrfT/. *i?T#/. g^HT^w. si^- 
 
 IssOLEXT, a. haughtily contemptuous and disdainful. HT^, 
 g-^ /wi". 75^, ^, ^3^7, TOT^, «1<^H'W, *T^, HW<>I3, 
 
 2 proceeding from insolence. H*\^^(\^\^ <^iS'll|^T, ^f5^- 
 
 ISSOLKKTLX, orf». Y. A. 1. IT»1^^, ^fs'll^^', ^S^TnTH, T- 
 
 ^dMUIH, Ac. JTT^P3T^, g^TRFFFT, g^lrtif^. 
 Insohditt, n. gr^Rm/. aT^nT*^". 
 Insoluble, Iksolvable, a. not to he resolv«d or cleared. 
 
 grf' i jNm 3t;t^f^-&c. grj^TTT^ irrft afRTT, aij^ijsft- 
 
 q-, sT^^T^, T^iJHT^nf^, 3T?"FMt^, arwn^T, ar^^- 
 
 ^, 'FftH /o/j. ^rftT, 3n^nf, f*H^, ^. 
 
 2 indissohable. ^MIMI-m Htft 3RIT, ST^psq', ar^I^'ift'T, 3T- 
 
 3 Aeat'y, Aari, that will not lecome w//,— grains, pulse, 
 Ac. ^^, f^, 'ITT. 
 
 Ihsolubihty, Ixsoltablexess, to. v. A. 1. St^nSTTRT W- 
 
 T1#*<MU|1 TO. Ac. ^^\^:Ht^r\^ f. CHj^l-ir^dl/. >4g,l<.1l?T- 
 
 «r<«^i/- ^fdunwii TO. 
 
 2 3T^PHTHT/. i{N0IITI**<di/ Ac. 
 
 3 ^^rrmr m. ^^tttt «. ^rw «. 
 
 ISSOLVESCT, TO. V. A. siT^Tft/ HI<^KM'J|I TO. JIM^rI/. ^J'T- 
 
 IksolveST, a. unalletopay debit. TT^, «nT^c^, »n^c5T, 
 jfri^flftfl ^IrWI, vJ4«Jun*< 'JiiArti, TnwiHl-«(ir?J'B, tR'^IhT- 
 
 To become ». V^'Jf- 
 IssoLTEKT, TO. See Barkbbpt, 
 ISBOMOCH, adv. to that degree. ^«mfW, ^*m%<tt. 
 To IxBPEcT, V. a. look into, Sfc. v. To Examine. «TT^, iHT'f, 
 
 Nt^, ^^?Eot, fr^ToE^, 'Tifff/. ^^, ^ifti't, f^rtt^^t, 
 
 ^T^, ?n*I w.-^nftWJI ».-Ac. ^^ g, ofo. 
 2 See To Sopeeistesd. 
 LranoTSD, p. t. V, 1. «<lf(^^l, ^>^t^, Ac. f%<^%rT, ^- 
 
 Impectios, TO. V. v.— «<■«. "H^ TO. Ac. qif^Jft/ ^it*T m. '^- 
 ? TO. fST^t?^^ n. ^<^/. ^nO^I^ n. ^|<W/. «?%^^»»- 
 
INS 
 
 434* 
 
 ms 
 
 IssPECTOE, n. Inspecting,/), a. v. V. 1. m^uiKl, RX^fluiKI, 
 
 2 and Supeeintendent. ^+^'(1+) ( his office ^'l«h*|f^- 
 5(ft/. ), ST^ftT ( his office ST^Tsft/. ), J^T'TKT, J^. the 
 English word is also used. 
 IssPEKsios, rt. gprinkling on. ^i<hm or [iii'i,\Hm.^i*b\'*or 
 
 Inspibation, n. v. V.N. »^m ^ n. ^l^il^ut n. »^mi^M ». 
 
 V. V. A. l.—acf. ^^ ». 
 
 2 s^T^TT^rniT ^ «. &c. 
 
 4 »lR^uj «. jf^^O'l «. &c. 3TT«TFr ». ^ITTTT «. ^f^ »». 
 
 6 fi><(«i_-^-1l/. tNiP^uiT/. t><K'H-MI< m. ll{^m m. ^^ n. 
 Note. The two last words are commonly used of the 
 
 afflatus of an inferior god or of a devil. 
 By i. ^ %g:T. 
 To Inspihe, v. n. draw in breath. ssTRT »». ^. 
 To Inspiee, v. a. breathe into, j^, *^WTftrr-*<(l^"if^d- 
 
 &c. ^T^t, 
 
 2 draw into the lungs. s^RTR^TTC ^•4?frit-fW-&c. »^- 
 
 3 infuse by breathing. j^-5*<.iA'-^%^<^-j*|-<tN<l- 
 si^-&c. t^lrful-^STTT^. 
 
 4 »«/i«e into the mind. *fR«|ui, f^/.-<*itiii /.-+rmi/. 
 
 -&c. ^, ^ttt/. j?^, armpf m.-?«TrR m.-^^ m.-&c. 
 
 5 ( supernaturally ). nft^, l^rf^, '^'Tt<T ^TTOIT/. ^- 
 5^^, 31«l«< «i.-^«. ^-filT^-H^-ti-^KvJi in. con. ^ «. 
 -&C. RlielUl'-Hft^-^JIrlui*. 
 
 Inspieeb, p. V. V. A. 5. fi^j<l)Rrl, ^sqrgijRjcT, ^«(*(MIi,NI, 
 
 To be i. ^ «.-3T^^ »». %tff. 
 
 To Inspieit, v. a. enliven, cheer, encourage, Sfe. v. To Ani- 
 mate, vf^ m.-^ OT.-^ rt.-gHTT^ m.-&c. arm^T-^, sft- 
 t^T^ n.-!ftr?rT^ n.-&c. ^:?TJf y. o/ o. 3?g^-&c. q^. 
 
 Ihspieited, jp. v. V. ^TTvHIuirfrtl, &c. sJlr^rf^d, ;jf?rT^, 
 
 Inspibiteb, «. Inspiuitino, p. a. v. V. ^ 3<I«|U1KI-^U|KI- 
 
 &C. Jfirtd^*, »(lrfl^1«h-<ll-q>rft-&C. 3r*< I ^^ H + -qjR^-&C. 
 
 Isspieitino, n. v. V. — act. ^ ^of n. vft^ a^fuiui «• &c. sft- 
 ?^T^ or sTlr^ii^i n. vdr«I^Ml"?«l «. vJrHI^MH^ n. 
 
 iTo Inspissate, Inspissation. See To Thicken, Ac. 
 
 Instability, n. v. A. 3<R^<Hl/. 3Tf^ «. ar^vrf^n? n. 
 3T^ n. '^^RycTT/. ^TH?^ n. aT'I^r'TT/. 3T5T«rR*rfa/. 
 
 Instable. See Unstable. 
 
 To Install, v. a. instate in an office, Sfe. with the cmtomary 
 ceremonies. «>+K ^^7T-W*<»)KIH-«**'Km4<<>-&c. ?in^- 
 ira^-&c. f^»». rfHuJ, ^ n. pi. ^, Sffriyuj, sjifiyim 
 
 2 ( a king, Ac ). 3TfH^^, 3Tf%%^ ff».-5Bn=lff*n5^ »».♦ 
 Mglf^^* m. ^^ g. of 0. 
 Installation, «. v. V. l.—aet. f^ sn^ n. ^l^ ^ «. si- 
 
 2 3^f*i^* m. nqiPl^* w. «?ITf*I%5j; w. 
 Installed, ^. v. V. 1. ^I'HiKH r«<lH^t*l, ^ f^?\r5T, Ac 
 
 «immPiw, ^dwHiy, c5*':ni^r^. 
 
 2 3Tf>Tf*rTp, *TtT?fHf*l'*, HJlf^r^*, v»1imf*l^, JJIHIPT- 
 
 Instalment, n.part oj a sum paid at one time, f^rer/.i^w. 
 Payment by instalments, f^w/. 
 Settlement for the payment of a sum by instalments. 
 \^A^ f- f^W^^f- 
 2 See Installation. 
 Instance, «. urgency, insisting.^ ijc. v. Impobtunitt. arni- 
 ^ m. aTJTT^ m. f^SRpft/. I^^<i«(i<1/. 
 2 example.^ precedent, case. J<^|^<ui «. ^KfJ^il »i. ^^frT ffl. 
 arSoS m. Hrfi* n. ?4jt5 «. ^^^ ». 
 
 In the first instance, atjirst. Mf^r<<IHl, sr^pr. 
 2b Instance, p. a. 3^r^ir n.-<^i«rJI w.-Ac. ^-fli»i"5f-*^- 
 
 Instant, «. urgent, insisting, v. Impoetunate. arm^ ^R^- 
 
 2 immediate, without intervening time. ^5^^, Hoj^Hl, 
 
 3 See Qdick. 4 current., — of months. '^fTc5>1T, *JtiHM, 
 Instant, n. moment., twinkling, ^m wi.T^ pop. qoB «. f%<Ti^/. 
 
 55^ «. Tl^/ fHf*I^ or f^WT m. ^ft/. <Ity^ «. f%7r?n. 
 
 Every i. ^^tnt^Toft, ST^^T'iff. 
 
 At that i. drlfiufl, fTr^r?ri>op. rlTt^lH, rTOT^, ^o^N. 
 
 This i. rfl'iai-«|,^5^, armt^. 
 Instantaneous, o. occurring without apparent succession, 
 Hlr4>|rf-«(l, dc<t>lfp5+, ^^^1^1+, 31oM«<r^<i*lf^+, 3Ho*<«lf^- 
 
 Instantaneouslt, «<it). in an instant. ((+l<f1uliH, ^J+IMotifT, 
 
 «{+mc6|HK^, <f<2HRdi=5r, Ac. 
 Instantee, «?». See Instantlt, 2. 
 Instantly, arf». v. A. 1. ^sm;^ 5F^7T-«T^, f»Rnft^, Ac. 
 
 2 3<idN, 3iidl^!i<idN, ^^\^, ar^n^sTBT^, ?rar: , ^'^ftr 
 
 5T 55Tn<Tt or JT ri l f^d t, aio^^^f^d+lrff,— with reference to 
 returning. T»mT^, 3<lr*imNI^', Hl'lr^mi4t, ^TTTT- 
 
 I. after, I. upon. t5mr5T^, rWT^, tT^Ti^dtiiM, ^Tt?r- 
 ^, ^ld^4|l^l<fi. 
 To Instate, v. a. set or place in a rank or condition. +|HI4<- 
 3Tf6j+KH<-&c. ^ « «l uj -r«TNot-^vrT^/. ^^ y. o/ o. q^- 
 
 Instated,/). V. v. 3Tf6|+KK< «Ki<)c^r4l, Ac. «T?^*r, V<^I^S. 
 Instead, adv. or prep, in the place of. vT^, ^Jimf, viT'f, f^- 
 
R 
 
 435 
 
 UTS 
 
 Wfr, ^T3fy, W^ or ^^?!T, ^m^ or »il*ll^ai,<II<-MI decl. 
 
 ^. 
 Iiwrap, «. — of the foot. ^ or m<<l-ift qr/. g^/. <?I<INI- 
 
 Rk^oS «». M^hRhI'I m. 
 Ta ISBTiGATE, V. a. »et on. prompt, ^c. v. To Incite. T^sr- 
 
 ^/- ^1 3^t5/.->J<il«(un /.->iTlMH n.-<fcc. ^W. 
 
 ISSTIOATED,^. T. V. -J-Mrfrirfl,-«(S<)?.rfl,&C. drlRHrl, IPT- 
 I58TI0ATI0S, fl. V. V. — Ocf. ■i'^A^ n. &C. f^PWft /. 
 
 nn+^l/. TSranft/. jdiotffft/. ■Jewi m. 7^c5/. doi«iim. 
 ^TTTT/ ^^TWr«. .JflviUfl. si^#Tfl. s<)p«I^H«. 
 
 l5STIOiTOX, n. IsSTIOATHfO, ;. a. IsSTIQATORT, O. T. V. 
 
 L to an evil act. ^^^rn?, ^BhtT. 
 .TV Issrn, r. a. tn/iwe Jy rfrop*. v^ ^ v^lciuf-^Muf. 
 
 2 infiue gradually into the mind. »ftlVnr-3TrT3iTrT-3?r^- 
 ?r:- Ac. H<<(U|-<i^i|uf-Mi<4ut-<fcc. 
 
 •jrsTIIXATION, IN8TILLME2IT, n. T. V. 1. tN ^ ^J^tl.Sx. 
 
 2 »iti*frtT ^T^^ n. Ac 
 
 in* raCT, «. natural knovcledge or directing poteer. 3Tt»I^ 
 in^ n. 3rt»r^ 5^/' 3Tt»I^ ^h^iuimui n. Ac aiTt^Ht^in. 
 <i?liMf^%-HiMif%«-f[T^f^-Ac. frH«.-5^ /.-yiOT.-Ac. 
 
 IsSTDCT, a. moped, animated^ ^e. -dflf^d, ^tftH. 
 IssTlKCTin:, a. prompted by in*tinet. 3Tt»I% J^^^I, STtT'ETT 
 
 v^wMuii^i, «nrii*MHi^i,Ac. Hmir<i%, j(f>n^R<5, ?^- 
 
 Hlft*|IM'%J[, Ac. 
 IftrtHCTimT, adv. v. A. 3rt»l^ jiJtJj, iMt'l'vm fii^i^,Ac. 
 
 Ta Isnnvn, v. a. ettabUth, »et up, appoint, fvrn^, W- 
 
 ^T^-iI^-4c. ^^, rvT^n.-HTVIT'Tn.-Ac. ^:?Tiif y. qfo. 
 2 «>mw«i«, «e< on foot, Ife. ^ra^fl^, 3TRHwf, Htl^, m- 
 <T^, ^TrJ-^5:-R^-Ac. ^Tof. 
 8 8m To iHtraccT. 
 birmm, ■. ettMithed law or order. Pnm pop. ^m. f^- 
 
 Institute* of religion, law, or letters,— esp. as consi- 
 dered of divine origin, ^irnv ». [f^/ 
 Compendinm or collection of laws and institutes, if' 
 LrirmnrKs, p. r. V. 1. ♦»im<^i, fitMiHrtHji, Hnt%rti, Ac. 
 
 2 ^iM^i, ^I'MfMi, ^T^*^r, Ac. mf(i?T. 
 Inrinmoei, »•. ▼. V. l.—act. ftmUn. Ac. wnm«. nm- 
 
 I. ettabluked late, T. IssTlTOTE. ^fVM. f^WiTsi. 
 
 II. sjps^m, p/oN, «oc»^y, 4t. ettaUithed. mTf^-«F4Tf^- 
 H-Ar, ITl^/.-«»TT/.-m»tin.-Ac. «Kf|MI "». 
 
 InriTirrioiiAL, a. wfvv, ^^ifw, 
 
 IWXBUXUB, N. T. V. 1. WM^KI, fl^HIM'JKI, *€. WNV, 
 
 To Iksthuct, ». a. educate, inform, v. To Teach. Rl*<(ui, ^- 
 
 nwr, H<g«(ui', 3^?^ w.-firw/.-arwrnnT »».-Ac. ^^, 3^^- 
 
 ot, Rt?^, ^t^TTiJt, ^ m.-^W^ n.-&c. ^^. 
 
 2 enjoin, direct, t. To Obseb. ^TR^, ^TTfTT/.-y^ »». 
 
 Insteucted, J). V. V. 1. f^T^sTSOT, M<s«<^c!l, &c. a<fc<< | p > H , 
 f^rf?^, %f^, -JMf^^, T§5. 
 
 2 3ii?iiMciai, 3n?nf^, arr^TM, anfnr- 
 
 lusTBUCTios, «. T. V. 1. — act. f^^^ n. TS^ n. &c. 3T- 
 s^TTH n. f^^iur fl. fir?lT/. 3^^T m. sjm »• 3^ m. ^^ 
 
 2 aTTfT'Tot «. anfTPTT «. [qtUw. 
 
 I. precept* conveying knowledge. OT^ m. f^rf^ «». f^- 
 
 II. direction, order, v. Command. J^ m. aTTfTT/. 
 Instructions, tnr «• "TO w. 
 
 Code of instractions. ^^ n. 
 Ikstbdctive, a. conveying inttruction. TT^ni^, s^tVT^iOT- 
 
 ^, fTTTR^^, g^?n^ ( in comp. ), ^ ( in comp. ). 
 Ihstbuctob, fl. iKSTBCcxmo, p. a. v. V. 1. fi \q&«)U i K i, 'is^r- 
 OTRT, «i'i«iKi, Ac. f^^, g^T^TH;, as^^i, ^^^ir^frrf-^- 
 
 ISSTBUMENT, w. tool, implement. 3Tir<T «. ^cTT Or ^?TR «. ?t- 
 ^ n. ft^ fl. HTV^ fl. *4«|kR «. ^i^ «. 3'nJ^fl.^fl. 
 A case of instruments. »t^ m. 
 
 2 <fow, ayew<, «nfa»«. *i<41>tiI, *|<j'*K+, *l<f*iim^, spft- 
 3T5rrf, inTRT, f^f*TrT fl. f^f^rT^RT fl. WVT n. ^nTJTfl. 
 
 3 rfeerf, writing, S[c. v. Bond, ^^ m. ^fT fl. T^T fl. q^PB 
 fl. «TfT m. [ fl. g^ fl. 
 4— of music, V. Mobic. ^m n. ^r^?i «. JjTJHt «. ^"st 
 
 Animated sound of musical instruments. "Jf /• St^^ 
 n. st'BT m. <llo&Vlo6 ♦». ^T?nnf /. 
 
 Beating of musical instruments, m^ m. 
 
 I. of martial musie- ^''WW »• 
 
 L sounded hj the mouth. ^^^T^ n. 
 
 I. stringed. »i«j^l<j fl. «f*ft*ri<T "• [^'f^RT ». 
 
 I. covered with skin, (drum, tabor, tambourine, Ac). 
 
 I. suitable to festive occasions. M«lrf<im ». 
 
 Wind of a musical i. ^ m. 
 iKSTBCiiEirrAi., a. conducive a$ an inttrument or mean*, m- 
 tpft, WU*, <M<S«i*I'P, WN^lMfl, FT«R^, ^tTT»»I>JfT, ^- 
 rH^«H<«lHrT, MVI^*, TT^rft, tl^^l^, 'Mfwft. 
 2 ^ected by inttrument*, tT^tf^T, V^Rnfvm, ^Tlri%5, TT- 
 
 8 made by in*trumenti; not vocal, tmt'^, ^PC^N^, ^J• 
 
 I»BTBCMl»TALITr, IsSTBUHXlfTALKESS, W. V. A. 1. ^fn^"^ 
 
 fl. '5T^rW«^ »• *H*<^ «• ♦i"!*^ fl. ^mTTT^fl.ftfimc^fl. 
 L ( of persons ) medium, ynr^r/. iTTTVfT/. 
 Ihscavitt, fl. want of pUa*antnei* of manner, ^^^(^vm m. 
 
 jt^i^wrr M. fvmr «. f ^RTflr m. qT?«q «. 
 
INS 
 
 436 
 
 I3^T 
 
 IssDBJECTioN. See Ikbubobdikation. 
 
 Iksubobdinate, a. not submissive to aulhority, unruly, f^- 
 
 ISSCBOKDINATION, «. V. A. il^+^ft'T'TT «». &C. ST^^IrTT/. STT- 
 
 l"l<i<ll/. W^Rf^^HT/. &c. 
 
 I. insubordinate conduct. 3TI|TT't'I m. SHI^lld'+M »i. 37T- 
 
 fTlfrlU^K ««. 3nf)l*l'luM n. 
 I>'sri!3TANTiAL, a. not real, v. 1'sbeai. 3{«liwfi)'?>, ST^reW. 
 Insubstantialitt, n. v. A. 3T^^^ /. 3l'R5 «• ^IWrMdl/. 
 I>suiFEEABLE, a intolerable, v. Issuppoktable. ^T^PTRT 
 
 ISSUFFERABLENESS, «. V. A. 3<*)^f1l/. 3H+)^'fl*<dl/. ^^- 
 
 ^^mr/. ^:^^ n. 
 IxsumciEKCE, iNsumciEXCT, n. V. A. grjTrmuil M. f^T- 
 jTdMuiT ♦». &c. 3T'jt/. 't^/- l^rjt /. ^v^f. arnrffir/. 
 
 2 ar^irtMUIl «n. &C. HlrfH+t/. 3l?7Hf!T/. «Mt|I<rl*1<1l/. 
 
 lysuEFiCiEKT, a. «of enotigh. aTJTrTT, 3?^, 3T^, f^- 
 
 2 loanting in ahdity, Sfc. incapable, incompetent. ST^TfTT, 
 
 Iksufficjientlt, adv. v. A. 1. STJ^^'Mf, atrjTrTr (?ec?. f^- 
 
 ^TT decl. &C. cprft, STJ^- 
 Insufflation, ». breathing upon, ^x ^[rJui «. *<t)<ut n. 
 
 Insulah, a. belonging to an isle. ^^, ^MNI, ^M^«l'^, 
 2 surrounded by water. TpnTT^ ^StWI, ^rf«lR!<1, S[t^- 
 
 ISSULABITY, n. T. A. 2. ^tTrTT/. ^m«PK »>. ^tTT^frT/. 3f- 
 
 Insulated, a. standing by itself. H?r^, 3TH'I, •fri'^ TTf^- 
 
 Insult, «. arf or speech of insolence or contempt, v. Abuse. 
 
 ^0 Insult, v. a. treat tcith abvse, insolence, contempt.^ S;c. 
 
 y. o/"o. aiSHM »n.-gT?rr3[T »n.-fH*fr^?r/.-&c. ^>T^y. o/o. 
 iNsuLTEn, ». Insulting, p. a. v. V. <i1HMH+,<''IKr, ^•l|otu||. ! 
 
 ^, aiMMMHT, atTHT^TT^, Ac. f?f*r'?^'^, V?^, f^^fV. 
 Insultisolt, adv.y.&.. ^dlotufl*??!, &c. <*)MHH"JJ*,3WfIT- 
 
 InsuPKB ABILITY, «. T. A. ^rfl^dj/. 3<«W<«|/. ST^^mT/. 
 
 ?5«fHT?l+<4dl/ &c. ^WfHIl/. ^htt'? »• 
 Insdpekable, o. insurmountable, not to be overcome. |^^, 
 
 Iksupiobtable, a. that cannot he borne, endured, Sfc. %^- 
 
 Insdppobtableness, «. T. A. an^^rir/. aiW^'ftMHi/. ^- 
 TT^iR^mr/. Ac. 
 
 Insuppbessible, o. «o< to be suppressed. See. aj|«I<NW- 
 <^MI<<I'H-&C. 3T5;t^'T-3nTT'^-&0. 3T^^R, jf^^, f^pTI- 
 
 Insueance, «. assurance against loss or damage. ^ttT or fsj- 
 
 2 co«< or charge of insuring, f^TTT »». 
 To Insube, v. a. contract for a consideration to secure from 
 
 loss. ^TTT m. q^. 
 
 2 purchase security for from loss. ^i'^^Vsi %^, ftFTpt 
 
 Insubeb, m. Iksubino,/}. a. t. V. 1. f^HT *<oiki, f^HSR 
 Insubgent, n. owe who has risen against authority. ^T<PKR^ 
 
 Baud of insurgents. ^ «. ?53 n. JT^RT m. 
 Insuemountable, a. v. Insupebable. 5?5^, pfK »«<«««. 
 
 iNSUEilOUNTABLENESS, n.V.A.^rfl.<<HI /. ^W^Hl/.&C. ilw^S. 
 
 Insubbectio:n, «. o. seditious rising. m<f.R|t)T 7^ «. 33T<T- 
 ift/. ^ n. ^r «». gjE n.'k^ m. ZHT m. Jr/. m. JT^Rft 
 or ?ft/. TTrrf^^ ^^^^Mr'MH ». 
 
 Insubbectionabt, a t. N. .q^NI, »nft, •TI^, ^^'TT^, 3"TT, 
 
 Insusceptibilitt, n. t. A. 3ix»liumu|| m. ami^+.f^ n. iT^r- 
 ?RrTT/. %^5[TfTP/. 
 
 Insusceptible, a. «o< capable of receiving impression, Sfe, 
 
 Intact. See Untouched. 
 
 Intactable, o. »io< perceptible to the touch. 31^^, aTFT5|l- 
 
 sftT, ^^flT^, ^!jfl?l<<, ^T^'HtT^IT, ?7^riR»t*<. 
 Intakoibilitt, Intanoibleness, n. v. A, ar^^nTT/. |;- 
 
 ^fs^q-rfT/. W^lfR')<4Hl/ W^iIh^HI/. Ac. 
 Intangible, a. that cannot or may not be touched. ^T^f ^TT- 
 
 ^^Tf^TST, ^^frnNr, 5PT?fRFT, tM^iM^. 
 Inteoeb, n.a whole number. qpifr'J>»».3TfH5rt^»».53T«-3Tf*RT)». 
 Intkgkal, a. entire, v. Whole. ?rj^, 3T^, 3Tf*r^, ^^^- 
 
 2 flO</r«c/jo«ni. s^, ^ETT, fR^T, "J^, 3Tf^. 
 Inteobitt, n. entireness. ^^{'^^(^f. 'TJ^TfTT/. 3T^3r^ «. afTpT- 
 
 5Tf^ w. *lfM^*lN w. tti^^ti ». tii'Kii/. 
 
 2 honesty, probity, vj/rightness, SfC. qtrrfoi^T'TT »«. ^<- 
 
 '?WT «■ ^TT^/. %^/. %=F/. JR/. ^"Hlifl/ 5ITHlf>il*H n. 
 
 ^\^V^ n. W^ n. ^^ n. 
 Integument, n. natural covering or coating. tHimui w. %^^ 
 
 «. "T^ «.13?rT OT.ITJ^T or tfTO^T wTNISI w-TTftrR^nr w. 
 Intellect, «.t. TTnbeestanbino. jf^/.^iyf^/f^^iff^/. 
 Intellection, n. act of understanding. fTPT «. ^«r »». gfjg;- 
 
 q^ m. fTfir/r 
 Intellective. See Iktelxectual. 
 Intellectual, a. relating to the understanding. ^^t<l, ^Jft- 
 

 1ST 
 
 437 
 
 IXT 
 
 
 2 ferceked by tie intMect ; exitting in the umdentand- 
 
 n^. HIHrw*, gf^^, «')l'l*-<4, N'<\H, HHI'H. 
 
 8 endotced with undtrttamUnj. ^Mjfppqr, fTMTTfrp^, 
 
 um^ir^yT^T, !!iH«r*r<^n(i^, f^^r^RRi^, ^f^f^ftv?, 
 
 ISTELLIGESCE, n. notion, information, tidings. «(|H*(1 /• ?T- 
 ^/. <tTlMH «. ^mi/ ^d^^/. *IHMK w. 
 
 Authentic or official L <:<l*)MM*ft/. f*!*^^ «iifi»0/. 
 
 L received frgm an emisa&rj at a foreign court. 3T- 
 W^K or 31<H*|< or SJ^^TT/. 
 Secret i. ^l<*»lH*f| / '|«Hlf^H n. 
 
 2 imder*tanding,»en*e,t/iarpnei». ^fj/. ?rPT n. v^luO"*/. 
 
 ^gnf /. ^11^4 n. 5'?rrtt/. ^^ «. ^jttt/.^t^ n. 
 
 Glow or lusfre of i. vHlU|<f|*«l|/. [<i,H*<<fTh/ 
 
 3 an inttlligence, a spirit. fqgfjfTp/. ffR«T^/. jfi^- 
 IxiELLiOESCEH, fi. One irAo tends inlelligenee. illd»fl^l<, ^- 
 
 ^^TT, SMI^i, «llfT11>, ^Trrf^. 
 
 2 ( at Courts ). 3T^3R or ar^iRT or si^f^KT^tw or ;fY^. 
 Imexugest, o. endowed vith understanding, v. Istellec- 
 
 2 knowing, understanding, deter, ifc. v. Wise. >»i|UMI, 
 
 f^'^i ff5 0^ f3^> ^^1 pnT» ^^^ '^-1 ^'^i 'TT?T, 
 
 l5TELLiOE5-niL, a. eontitting cf tmhodied mind. F^^lfH^,^- 
 
 2 See ISTELLECTOAU 
 IXTKLLIOIBILITT, l5TELU0IBI£5Zfl8, n. V. A. ^fJS^V^^ /• 
 
 jfJxnfpTT/. fITHi/. Ac. 
 Lttllioible, a. poitiUe to be understood. BTStnTT^PlT-^- 
 
 frT^»j^, ^Hiwr, fr«T, 5^[W^, v^^^*?, t<tt^vt. 
 Eoailj i. Very i. t. Puis, irra^, g'fw, Wi?, ^*MV.. 
 ijrmuanLT, •. t. A. «MJ i mMli | i -Ac. dcel. eq ui V i imrr- 
 
 orfiT-Ac. </««/. wv, ?^, «roT^. 
 JjmoirnujcK, IxTKMPEBATicnns, n. \. A. 1. ^g^TTOHTm. 
 
 annnw/. sufJnnr «. «nTOiv/. Mqis i f i r:|t<< n. 
 
 2 "^fRTi^m m. -Hfj^inifm tn. ffr^^wffftn^ w. anfrrf^- 
 
 *fbT «. ■uUi'i'Ufn/- anriptfffT/. 3TfnrmnT «. wfH- 
 
 Ijrrmmun, m. rxeeedtng the due degree, t. Excissitb. if- 
 
 2 immoderate in enjoyment, — gener. srfiWHt'ft, arfiPTr 
 f^^, •re*rt\, ?Rt*W?W«ff, Wf'W'Iff*!, *»iPl'«ni'^l(l, W. 
 
 ^f'MHNuft, 3iT<<Mi<t, arf^^TH^i^, arf'pnft. 
 
 3 ( in eating ), v. Gluttoxous. OT^Hhsft, arPwrr^ft, 
 
 4 ( in drinking ), T. Deuxkakd. srlrPTriit, »Hn^ >< I^ H>. 
 
 5 See Passionate. 
 
 IsTEMPEBATUEE, n. excess of some quality. ^^ n. »pii^- 
 
 ^ n. qr.H*}«l*-<4 n. 31'«Mm^dl/. 
 IsTEXABLE. See Umesable, Indefensible. 
 To Intend, p. a. lit. stretch, strain, distend. rtM^ rPiTRT m, 
 
 -rfnt »»• ^-«I'M«4«I, riUMoild- Hidfflr|-&C. ^^. 
 
 To be intended. r|<l<iiui, r(u|ijj, riuiriuiuj, riu|<j<,«i, — in- 
 lens, fldldui, 
 
 2 fig. OTo^e intense, increase. <||i£<4uj, ^5«fdr, spE^m.-^j- 
 
 pirTm.-&c. ^T^ y. ©/■ o. 3rrti^-*mt-^5nR-^3ftTr^-«fcc.!p^_ 
 
 3 mean, (/M/yn. iRirT 'fi^'nif-«:R^-t5f|^^-%K^-&c. i^Tf- 
 ?r 3T^ in. con. %K\^m.^'^m.-^^TTy:(m.-kc. ^^-tn^y. 
 of 0. gTf*njTT»».-&c. ar^iat y. o/ o. cni »n. con. ar^f'F't'. 
 
 6 See To Supekixtexd. 
 
 To Iktexd, v. n. grow intense. viftTI^, ^TSI^, ^4+1=1 ui, 
 
 it*!*)"!, 3Tftl^-'TTff-^^TTr^-&c. f\m. 
 Intendant, n. supervisor, director, Sfc. v. SupebistexdeNI. 
 
 3TWT^, g'^T^^T, anft^T. 
 Intended, p. v. V. A. 1. diuicMl, H"IWI ^5^?^, Ac. 
 
 2 ani Intense. ^i^^rfT, ^<i*ja.3i, Tift %t?c5r, &c. 
 
 3 HSlfrT 'fl^rlt^, &c. grf^, H^nitf^, TTT^ffl?, 3T- 
 f«r^, fs^ftf'^, ^j^pfrlrf, fiT^^TrT, 
 
 Intense, a. lit. strained, stretched. fTMH^ST, ?l5riia3r, fTT- 
 
 HUlrfrtl, &C. <1'irl'il<1,r|UMUn<1, ?rT3. 
 
 2 fig. dose, strict, severe, of assiduous application. Hr 
 oiT^, ??'I4NI or rf'|.fl-«(r, *MI«'I|^, 3Tf*(P|i|<I'^<f)', sijt- 
 
 8 fig. raised to a high degree; vehement, eseessive, 
 tevere, Ijc. HPft, v?r«lT, 3Tf?I?rfi^, 1TT«FT%^, q>J^, ^I^- 
 
 <t*T, -"CNunri, frnjR, ?ft«r, ?ft^Tr, ?t?j^, s^3i<5, sn^t^r, 
 
 4 anxiously attentive. See Intent. 
 
 Ixtk5BEI,t, «/o. v. a. 2. SJTK «RCT, %JT#, f^ Vt'ftrlH^.M , 
 
 3 HT^, "JTR^, M^l'M^'JT di-cl. 3Rf?t, 5H frill <4, a^fHTIT^^TT, 
 Intensenem, Ikteksity, n. V. A. 1. nMm. <Tr3Tm. fTtrrT- 
 
 ^Jm. rTPn^oTTm. HUIrlfOHHUii m. &c. 
 
 3 MI^MUIIw. *i*MUllw. Piffl'WrTm. &c. ^TTW^/. afTf%- 
 
 2\i IxTCKBirr, v. a. raise to a higher degree, make intense. 
 ^^v^9[., ^w^, ^^m.- tpj^w.- &c. ^r^f y. o/o. arft^- 
 
 IsTEXBios, «• V. v. A. I.— act. rfm^n. ?rr<n^». ?nwft/. 
 
 — slate. ??M OT. rtlCT m. JTWTWI t». WIOI«M01T w. 
 2— 00/. ^imjf fl. ^«^uf fl. ^[tV^f. ^nnJT^/, ^^ fl. 
 — »/a/e. f f?/. U^^m, 3?^ ffi. ^fi^m/ "" 
 hftantvit, IjqrzMiTS, o. •crrifiy to give force or tmphatit 
 
JWI 
 
 to a word. sns^-dHj'I'MUIlJll, srj»WlT^-frT^-JTt?rF, \ 
 yc<»>«i*K+-frn^-<j'M*, 3T»if*(?l"H+K^-fTFT^-&c. Certain 
 vords and particles are employed to intend the sense 
 of other words. They are, some prefixed, some afBied, 
 some significant, some non- significant. As many of them 
 as could be inserted under sufficiently corresponding 
 words in English, haye been inserted accordingly : but 
 both those and the others remaining are collected here. 
 
 arpi, affixed to fr^jCi hot, pungent, &c. (Hot as fire). 
 
 ^5rl, afF. or pre. to ^^. (Boiling hot ). 
 
 ^T^ft^Tiafi". to qJRT, f^, HMT and other words signi- 
 fj'ing " new." ( Bran new ). 
 
 *M<r, aff. to ^^ (Bitter as the «»>M<I nux Tomica). 
 
 «g<»«gof|ri, ^, f^ or ^^, ^JtoS^, aff. to ^loET black. 
 ( Black as coal, black as soot, &c. ). 
 
 Pra?r^, aff. to «»i?<SI dry. ( Stiff dry ). 
 
 ^TTS, pref, to »ft3 salt. ( Very salt ). 
 
 »nT, aff. to f^T^ green, to aftOT wet, and to «f5 cold. 
 
 5^, aff. to c5ra red. 
 
 •Tt?, pre. or aff. to f^rai sweet. ( Sweet as sugar). 
 
 ^W, aff. to !PToiT black. 
 
 4k, aff. to ^fTT?r salt. 
 
 ^Z^, aff. to ft^oST yellow. 
 
 xTTT, aff. to f^^^\ green. ( Green as grass ). 
 
 f%^, aff. to airtsR sour. ( Sour as tamarinds ). 
 
 ^, aff. to f^^w yellow, to rii«)5r red. 
 
 3T^, aff. to ^bitter. 
 
 vJ^i^J1of|<^ pre. to grq^ hot. 
 
 vTToS, aff. to IrT^ hot, pungent. (Hot as fire). 
 
 ofrfl, aff. to HT^ red. 
 
 au|*|uf|rt, pre. to trr^fj hot, acrid, &c. [Ac. ). 
 
 frc44Iof)d, aff. or pre. to qt^TT white.(Glittering white, 
 
 S^P, duiiuflH, aff. to «k)ui dry, empty. 
 
 fissp, aff. to ^JToST black. 
 
 Stll"!, Sfm, sm., SI^VI, aff. to 3Tf^ sour, 
 
 sfsf, aff. to fi^r^, &c. acrid, pungent. 
 
 5^, aff. to ^>TX\ black (applied to the water of 
 rivers, &c. ) 
 
 5W, or ^^?r or gw, aff. to ^|o5T black, 
 
 5M, aff. to ^TST black, and to f^RT tough, stiff. 
 
 ?R3T, aff. to v«J»r old, dry, &c, 
 
 HIrlOrl, aff. and pre. to T>n upright. ( Bolt upright, 
 straight as an arrow, &c. ). 
 
 «:m^, aff. ^HtnftrT, aff. or pre. «I?tT^, aff. or pre. 
 ^ aff. to ft<)o&r yellow, rfm fair, trf^TT white. 
 
 «?TT, «ft5, aff. to "TtTT fair. (Fair as a lily, white «s 
 flour ). 
 
 ■P^ or qs€t^, "p^TftrT, %^, aff. to Tfe^ white. 
 (White as chrystal). 
 
 «gj5, aff. to <rt?RT and tT^ white. 
 
 f^^RT, aff. to q^oET black, 
 
 5^, aff, to i5T?5, and dN^ red, 
 
 %^, f>T!?, HfT, ^iRft, aff. to ^rer black. ( Black as 
 
 439 IKT 
 
 a negro, moorman, &c. ), 
 
 Ti^, T^, aff. to ^T=y, and clfiRT red. 
 
 JTR, aff. to ^1^ black. 
 
 *W, H^oET, aff. to m^ black, (Black as soot ), 
 
 <.«<*Afi, aff. and pre. to ^^T Hot; aff. to ft^r^ET yellow. 
 
 ?5IH, aff. to fTf«rer. 
 
 5*)»4't0?f, pre. and aff. to ^Hd] tender, 
 
 ^^^, aff. to qj| bitter ( esp, as reduplicated *f^ 
 
 f^njl^), 
 
 t^i aff. to Pl«)* and other epithets of pellucidness, 
 ?r%?T or ^, aff, to TfSTT white, 
 ISTEKT, a. having the mindjixed or bent on. ^^f^frT, ^- 
 
 ^^1 sR^TfirT, aiH-'Mmi, ^H'^jm**, arf^TK^, f^Rrr, 
 5^, 3iiti^r^Ti, 3mnp%TT, arra'PHrrT, gssr, a^r^f^, 
 
 To be i, upon, rj^+uj. 
 Iktent, n. intention, purpose, v. Desigs. 3TT7ra m. arfir- 
 sfTT ♦». Mdrf«t «. 
 
 To all intents. B^, ?r^#, W^s^?, ^IT^WT, ^«rM?i:. 
 Iktestion, «. purpose, ifa. v. Design, arnra' w. arfHSTT^ 
 »». Hdci'l ff». ifrl »». fTT^ m. ^^H «. ^rtitii »i. ffTrT't »• 
 ^F?^^/. 3TT^?TT/. ^qfM/. f^W?TT/. 
 
 Purity of i. f^dgf^/. 3tfT:^>^ ^flj/ 
 2 inientness, fixedness of mind. ^^^^T^ f. <^<Ff%fIfTT/, 
 H+HMHl/. Ac. ^+PHWI/. ^1*1 Rb/. ti^r*/. rlrMidi/, 
 
 ar^i-M^Rf/, arPrl^^ m. 
 
 ISTENTIONAI,, a. done with design. ^*rNI-«IJ, ^<iqMI, &c. 
 
 *IH?5rl, ^f^jj*, 5fi4<<:+)<, 3Tf*TVI<<2<V«^, &C, ^f^'^'*, 
 &C. ?nf*r5|TT, ?Tt%frS*, 3T»^^. 
 iKTENTiONALLr, odu. V. A, and Desioitedlt. g^^TT, ^T^, 
 
 Intehtive. See Intent. 
 
 Intently, ado. v. A. with dote attention or application. f*r- 
 %^, '<+r^^^", ((*mH^, yi^fll^', "^ e?^='n#, H^ ^'♦>l*<<*- 
 
 55?T, ^rrfirr ^^s?t, w^ *ns7T, ri^ai*l^, ?5?^p5i^, &c, f^- 
 
 Intentness, w. v. a. 4+IMHI/. fH^/. ^|+fd«l / ^^fH^HT- 
 
 2b Inteb, v. a. v. To Bust, j^, *n?'if, »Tpft am ^^, 
 
 ^fi|'M-&c. ^^i^t. 
 Intehcaiab, Inteecalabt, a. inserted, added, — day or 
 
 month, 3rf^, ^ in comp, +f)<l'»^'i<*. 
 
 The i, month, tfflT m. QiiSHl+l «». '^tJPTf^T «. J?^ 
 
 (flrtHHI^ »». HrfHI'H »». arfW+Hl^dl m. 3TftJ+HI^ m. 3T- 
 
 f^TTW «i. arfSpTTO^^ »». 3TOWfd?»TT^ m. 
 To Intekcalate, r. «. ( a month ). arfy+HKf m.-n^J{m m. 
 
 -Ac, ^-MW'l-tJT't. 
 
 2 ( a day ) , arf^l^f^ «».-&c. ^-&c. 
 To Iniebcede, v. n. pats between. See To Iniebtene. 
 
^T ; 
 
 2 act hfUceen ftco partiet, T. To Mediate. sr^T^^TT- 
 oiT «.-K«imft/.-&c. ^^. 
 
 8 for ; ]^ead in favor of. »T^ T|^ or %^^ <<^t|^r(| /.- 
 f^'i»ft/-sr>f'TT/--&c. ^iT't, *i'<4t«T ^"t^'f-»«^«<*41'i-&C. 
 
 fri^/.-^^i^/.-4c. ^T^, *ft5/. ^rawf, qrrihmMT/.- 
 H<i'4f*nfH/.-&c. ^iT^r. 
 
 ISTEBCEDEST, O. ISTEECEDEB, n. T. V. 2. OIlJ MEDIATOR. 
 
 To IXTEKCEPT, r. a. stop on itt pottage, ohttruct in progret*. 
 f^irW m.-^ m.-3IT^ m.-&c. ^T't y. of o. 
 
 lyxKBCEPTED, p. T. V. ^^ M<33T, &C. ^, ST^RJ^. 
 
 ISTEBCKPTios, «. V. V. — oet. irT??T t^xfr n. Ac. «<ld»1l<on/. 
 ^liMKI m. «4I4H«*|uft/. irfrTHn «. nfrTrhT «. TT«T m. 3t^- 
 
 ISTEBCESSIOS, n. V. V. 2. H^ ^ n. H^t't|'4Ui| m. *T«T- 
 
 3 MW<*lMMUIl't T^^^f. »1»<<t«fl't RiVf)/. Mtl»lHI'4tl/. 
 
 I5TCBCES80S, «. T. V. 2. anj Mediator. »t«T?*T, »T«T^^. 
 2 MM<*<4MWtH i^^I^-^ *<<»IKI-^'ifO 'M''iKi->04tJWll- 
 
 I5TEBCES80BT, a. Containing or relating to intereestion. ^^ 
 
 i>lt, <TTr4 Mi4il f^^<4*. 
 To bfTBRCHAXGE, V. H. tuccttd dltematelf) , v. To Alternate. 
 
 ^ an ^ «m-&c. MiW^ljMHH «.-&c ^iSr y. o/ ». 
 To IjrmCHAXOE, v. a. give and take mutually, change, v. To 
 
 ExcHASflE. ^^JsiW^/.-aT^wra^/. -^T^^nf^/. -&c. I 
 
 VT»Jy. o/o. 
 
 2 reciproeale. 'TTFTt ^f'fR'f n.^q^^qT ^JJlofvjiJIUl »i.-t|«(^«< 
 
 ■i./.-^MJlfH^M n.-Ac. ^T^f, V?*M< ^-«['T-^T^. &c. 
 J.TmcHAXOK, «. T. V. N. and Altebsatios. ^TBJ w./. 
 
 T. V. A. 1. ^\-*A^^f. M^\fk9flf. ^if*>\^\'*> f. 
 
 2 ^^H^ n. ^<(in /. ^4||U1^4|U1 n, fvf'TH^ m. ^I^HM^M 
 
 I. of compliments or aaluUtions. «ri | H I «rf l *0 /- ?m- 
 IjrrzBCK&sssABLE, a. T.V. N. and Altebsate. W<*M<IHi||»fl, 
 
 T. V. A. 1. M^\%\'^ Tii<«i>^i«ii, ^I^W^^sft'^PIT, ^V" 
 
 H V^«^ I ^Vm1' I I , Ac. 
 
 2 T'?^ CIVH^IVI^'ll-^K^i-Ac ^wi(^ ^iqi^'ii, q^- 
 
 WT ^TT^T-^nTT-Ac. ^PTT-Ac. W^n'WT^. 
 IrrKBCRAXOEABLT. See Altkbxatelt. [^€^rA. 
 
 IrttaconAhy a. ptattd bftuieen He ribt. i|"llVlHM'^l, ^f*- 
 Imwcovm. n. eomuetion by mutual eotnmunieation* or 
 
 lieolMy*. TTT^nnr n. )|vi>i||di «. <i||f l^f I M. ^fiviim m,. 
 
 9\mw m. ^•*M^\-^ n. ^Ifrm m. X^m^ m. fSWCT m. 
 
 f«^ n. mi^f. IWT or ^mr n. tfl^mi^ ». WgnfKf. 
 
 CloM or fiuniliur i. ?fT»/. qm(t/. iRfT/. ^^Nt/. 
 
 lOT 
 
 Sweetness of i. <^*(Iaft/. 
 
 To establish i. or a footing with. 'TPT3TM. <TT5't-Via9i- 
 sjjT't, and, To be established. TmiTw. TS^-It^. 
 
 To refuse all i. with. ^KT m. ^ ^^-T Tf^^^ot g. of o. 
 ^T^TTW H T>^ TTf^ g. ofo. m^r^ /. ^ 75 ^. 
 IifTEBCUTANEOUs, a. being within or under the skin. <|>Mil- 
 ■<^<4l^id^ or afTfrfST, fPTfT^, JT'M^W, t^»ttT;^^iT?T, r^n- 
 
 2b Interdict, v. a. prohibit, v. To Forbid. iRr ^^, ^- 
 ^, KHlf /.-I'l^ »i.-3TT%vT w. ^^ 5'. ofo. 
 
 Il^TEBDICT, IlTTEBDICTIOJf, n. V. V. H*11*<«i n. f^l^M^ W.Ac. 
 
 I. ( of use, or sale, Ac. ) in the name of the king or 
 state. 5T^ or ^jf[f. [m. »Tn«?t/. 
 
 Mark or sign of an i. ^J^f ^HTST m. gT^t^ ^l«iSi 
 Written i. H^T^?^/. 
 To disregard an i. j^T^/.-Ac. H\l^, 
 To lay an i. gT^/.- Jil^.MI^uJ -^-«lt^-'n«PT dl*ul. 
 I5TERDICT0RT, a. serving to prohibit. ^vrr^^TT, H^^, f^- 
 "^^, fS|^«nPR^,f?nW,fSl^'?^ttT^-fn'T^-Ac. f^!^T'4^. 
 Interest, n. yoorf, advantage, ij^ n. f|?T n. ^r^TM «. OT»T m. 
 "PTT^ »». 
 
 2 influence over, prevalence with, v. Influence. ^3ff\/. 
 *rTT «». ^^Jl^T «. J^R^ n. 
 
 3 reyorrf to private prqfit. ^TTV «. «!*{«) H m. 3ST»TraPTI 
 m. ^m^f^/. wf^HHrtl^^ ». 
 
 4 lively feeling about, v. Concern. 3TRVT/. ^JioE'pcE/. ^RT- 
 
 5 «A«r«, jwrt or connection in with reference to loss or 
 gain. *Tnft/. TTfft / rflMWIHlfi|«l<fi 3Tn «».-?TW m.-W- 
 
 n^v<if. 
 
 G premium on the use of money, usury. ^^T^ «• f^/* 
 f*T<ft/- TT^ n. *rfh< n. 
 
 At i. ^, 
 
 Calculating and drawing out the i. accruing upon 
 sums at broken periods. M<lW*4l*l''ft/. 
 
 Casting up an i.-account (of Dr. and Cr.) and draw- 
 ing out the balance. 6»Tr3?|f(?WT w oft/. 
 
 Compound i. ^«cf sqr^ n.'^^WT»/.'*l'+I1<4 f^^^^f. 
 
 I. at the rate of half per cent per mensem, ^v^^m, 
 — at one per cent, tj^pt^w.— at one and a half. ^^- 
 n or f^lt^m. — at two. J|t»TO or j^ww*.— at three. 
 f^TftTTT or fS^^T^m. — at four. ^^ or H^hlTm.— at 
 five. 4^fl?TTT or 4'^hnw. — »fc «i. fll^dil or ^TT^t^m. — 
 at seven. JHm1<1<I or HmtVT «.— at eight. 3fTSt?TtT or 
 arreWTm. — at nine. si^"1h<I or ^i\Wm. or »T^hn m. — at 
 ten. ^r^tJTn or ^Tff^w. — at eleven. 3n>ft?TTT or W^' 
 ?rr m.— at twelve. HiOh<I or iddMTm.— at twenty. 
 Hfl1fl<l or ftfli'm TO. 
 
 Exorbitant i. 41>«<M ». 
 
 Inclusively of i. ^fWTPf , m^mi^^I. 
 
 L on broken period*. fiTn c^TTT ». 
 
INT 
 
 Simple i. •H<.ctw4M n. 
 
 That bears i. — money. &^MI'A or a^^^n^, M<l\if| or 
 oTT^^, e*II'3INr. 
 
 That does not bear i. fSpTSTFift, f^H^^MMI, 3Tff^. 
 
 The 12th part of the amount of i. due. intl^m. 
 
 To regulate the i. of a debt aeeording to the broken 
 periods, (periods of part liquidation). gtfMfO'i or g- 
 tH^rO-l o^TTT n. W^i ^lf*Tfft^ or ^^^^^ s'TM «• 
 
 7 connection iciih great persong. ^f^HTw. ^^.*l'l«)Rwi»«- 
 
 8 interentingness; power to interest or please. ^ m. JT^ft- 
 
 To IXTEEEST, V. a. excite emotions in^ move or affect towards. 
 5^05^731 /.-3nr<TT/.-'?t7m/.-^t5/.-&C. ^,|*{ui-3TT^-^5Tfl- 
 
 2 engage the attention or curiosity of. JTTn.-f^frTn.-c^- 
 
 of in. COM. 
 
 3 gitse an interest or share in. »TFft /.-'TTrft'/.-'TFTwJ.-af- 
 
 4 (one's self). 3T^rq'n.-3TlT'*TT/.-<ft?7^/-&c. tRW an<J 
 WiV/i i«. co«. 3T^3t, TRTSTT ^"if . 
 
 Ikieeested, ;?. and a. t. V. 1. •Poiif.o! 3Tm^?JT, &ff. STT?'^- 
 Jpft, 3Trf^<T^, 3TT?*Rr^, 3TT?'*TWTH, 3TR*TFJ^^, 3TT^'*TT- 
 
 jrwT, ^, Tt^nft^r, ^fse^jt^Nt, anrJ^, &e. 
 
 I. desirous of advantage or gain^ v. Seifish. t5T*r^t*ft, 
 ?5TH^, 3T?5nrift, imc55ft, ^^jvr. 
 Iniekestedsess, n. v. A. 1. cTPTc^T m. tTPT^TT »»• ?5TH- 
 
 Interesting,;), a. v.V. 1. «f)<i+.o!, aTTJIiTTTT, 3TT^rrfl*)UIKI, 
 
 2 iTH^iiriTRT, «S;c. f^m^i^, ^^=^1^^, &c. ^^WT, n^\- 
 To Inteefeue, v. n. interpose, intermeddle, t^ q^-qijf- 
 
 2 — idly, officiously, &c. v. To !^^E^D^,E. Jl^l't, SJtST- 
 
 8 com« in collision, v. To Clash, am^ ^, Hfif, ^^TT- 
 sTTH/.-Ac. f{^. 
 4 — a horse, ^m n. m. t5l»I<jf. 
 1stebfere:<ce, n. t. V. !.—«(?<. Kt'^"TI''if«. &c. JTfqT<ft/. 
 
 jT«TF<rnin' w. wrrnrnsr n. 
 
 2 -^i^^utn. J5^/. »l3l+KMI^ m. g-=(I+K*nT»i. ^TW- 
 spTt'TTT M. [^»T^/. 
 
 8 3Tii«ii*luf n. &c. MKiiMifl/. ^rrar^ftir/ ««>^i<i>-^/. ^- 
 
 4 %T^ ril'iui «. 
 Intebferf.b. See Meddler. 
 INTERFLUENT, Ikteefluous, a. floxcing letween. jtk^ srr^- 
 
 OTRT, *T«TSTfT^'Y. 
 To iNTERFasE, V. a. form or spread hetaeen, »T«%»T6^ ^n'- 
 
 IVTEEIM, n. intervening time. »T«^3I^ro5 »i. afMaH S U ffl. 
 
 440 IXT 
 
 In the i. rr^^rT, rT^=«TT»T«^. [aTtfTC. 
 
 ISTEBiOR, a.v. Inner. 3Tm% 3TMt?^, STirraT, 3r<Trqi'i;?% 
 
 2 See Inland. 
 Interior, n. internal part^ inside. SltrTt^r HTT »». 3Ttrr=ft 
 
 «IT^/. 3Tfrr^3Ttn n. 3T?rtn n. 3T«T?T^ «• t4 ot. 3PT:ir^?lOT. 
 
 2 ( of a house ). Hl^Ml m. n. afidMK n. 3T«TfTT «■ 
 aT<T^ n. ^<^^ n. 
 
 3 ( of a country ).^^Tr5fT H^TTFT »«. ^^T^n^n. JT^q^^m, 
 iNTERjACENcr, «. V. A. H«rf^'<Tf?r /. JTH'IMH n. 
 Interjacent, a. lying between. T{^ Tl^rW, »Tt"?rf?'*TcI, K- 
 
 To Interject, v. a. cast letween or in. ke^ <ll--f>'ii^3^- 
 
 &c. »T«PT^1'T^ w.-HWJTf?^ 7;i.-Kt"?T?l'7'n" «.-&c. ^^. 
 Interjected, p. v. V. ^^ enp^OT-qTrTS3JT-&c. iT«R%?r, 
 
 Interjection, n. v. \.—act. ^m TT^ «. <£c. jt«T!T?^- 
 
 I. exclamation.^ ejaculation. ;j?fTT ««. 
 
 The interjections of admiration, astonishment, or 
 surprise are, 3TT^, STT^T^, 3T^, 3TfT, 3T^T^, aTJW,sPn(, 
 3TRT«nT,3<-m«JI, 315^ or 3T55IT, 3TrJ(T; — of sudden admira- 
 tion, sudden reminiscence, &c. 3?r^; — of amazement or 
 dismay, ?5t5H, 3Tc5?5, SlrlWI;— of contempt, &c. ?r, tfH, 
 %:, fe^, #t, f^,%i ^PiT^;— of disgust, &c. ^S5[T, 
 ^s^Tf, f 3^r, f^3,?T, fpiSdl, flTH, *, *TtI, f^T^r,— of displea- 
 sure, reproach, Ac. ^^, 7^, ^, ^^, 3T^, f^; — of 
 grief or sorrow, 3T^,^^^,3TSc5t5,3T^, 3T^T^, ^TT ^TT, 
 3T^ 3T^, 3T^, ^^, f-;?*-;!, *mcSJ1I5ET;— of joy, 
 exultation, &c. I^'jt, ^, 3T^TfT, — of negation, prohibi- 
 tion, &c. 3^, ^;— of pain, 3T=r, ^;^, 3TT^, J^PT;— of 
 unconcern, &c. Cff:. Some interjections peculiar to 
 females, are STT^ , 31'MI^, 3T?3T^. 
 
 To Interlace, v. a. insert one thing with another, v. To 
 Intermix. jt'%iT'% ^F^-nts^- Im it) uj , 1%re55oif, 3if9t, 
 f*rfHT<T-Ac. spT^. 
 
 To Interlard, v. a. insert letween, v. To Intermix, JT«t- 
 '^^ ^^ot-&C. fJT^ToE^. 
 2 diversify by mixture, ^ f.-[im<t. f.-&c. «TT3^-^Tr^ 
 
 To Interleave, v. a. insert Hank leaves in. jt^^^ <Ft- 
 
 To Interline, wri/e in alternate lines. ^ 3TT3 aftoE ^>5^- 
 <^3m a?|ofl'^-((+irl-i|l 3Tt5ft^-&c. f^^iir, '{t'irn q^iffH 
 
 2 ftnVfl between the lines. ' 3^roSH?TT H^ fe^-ETratfr, 
 
 Interlinear, Interlineart, a. t. V. 1. written in alter, 
 nate lines. ^STTS 3?t55 ^P^TT fef^^ft5T> l^?f =m sftoft^ 
 f^f|^3T, &c. [f^f^^r. 
 
 2 written letween lines before written, aftol?^^ J^^ 
 
 iNTiyiLiNEATiON, «. viriting inserted letween written lines. 
 
INT 
 
 441 
 
 INT 
 
 1) IsTKRiiKl, V. a. connect by uniting links, ^(t^ wt[f. 
 
 I:<TERLOCOTiojf. See Dialogue. [?f^i^. 
 
 I:«TBBLOCCTO«, n. one who speaks in dialogue. 4<<ll^<|>r1?, 
 I>-TEKLOCUiOBT, o. consisting of dialogue. ^RT^RT, ?i*)l^fe,M, 
 
 To Interlope, r. n. intrude into the trade or privileges of j! 
 anothtr. JTT^ *r^ "I^-fnTwi-, ?ItTT ^Rnrf J«-<<KMi j 
 
 M<mRid-+i«iH-Ac. fn^-^^-ic. H%?ri^-&c.3Tf*i^PR 
 
 m.-5«TrrT «.-^ m.-Sx. ^T'f. |i 
 
 IlfTEBLOPKR, n. IXTEBLOPIXO. p. a. T. V. TT^ »T^ TSTHT, I 
 
 Ac. g^nr, yrr, ^rwr, ttO, sRf^i^rft, a4«Tii+«<iMiO, i; 
 
 InESLUVB, n. diversion between acts of a play. Hld+l^ 3t- 
 
 «K4(i »mw HHisnr m. t'T't sj^^itd'ln ^3* «. 
 
 IrtEKLiTBAK, IXTEBLtSiBT, a. belonging to the time lehen I' 
 the moon is invisible. 3{HlfllP<^l, CHHl«<itft, 3mNR^- jj 
 *lf^*. I 
 
 InEUfAUlAOE, «. marriage between two families, when 
 each takes one and gives another. «I^^^ aW n. Wrtc5t?«. | 
 
 ^^^35^ "•■ ^_ . ! 
 
 Confused connection througli i. ntT^ ^Tt^oft /. 
 
 I. of three familiee. f<i< '?>•'- n. Piy»ft/. 
 7b Imebmabbt, e. n. t. N. ^•4-4 i^ t^n n.-Ac. iRot, 
 2 maAe marriages icith one another. q^RT *'*<!«< *|^I- 
 T m.-fr^T^WW^ m.-&c. ^T^, «»,r<»|4q^^K «.-f^in^5q^- 
 ^-Ac ai^y. ofs. reeip. 
 
 J J ISTEUiKDDLB, ISTERMZDDLEH, AC. ScC To MeDDLE, &C. 
 IMLBMEDIAL, i5T£BM£I)IABT, IktEBMESIATE, 0. situate 
 
 betwetm, lying between. IW^, »Tqs5T, »T«^, »T<3nT, »T=^- 
 I:ITEBXE9IATILT, •rfp. T. A. IT^^TT >^«^, <^«tlj^, 
 
 feiTKBMnrr. See BrsiAL. 
 
 LnnxMiJiABLK, Iittebmisate, a. boundless, endless, t. Infi- 
 
 I.-.TERMIHABLESEM, ISTCTJIISATEJfESg, H. T. A. P|<,^f^- 
 
 ^r/. -JTR«^ •». Ac. ^ftrmfpl n. MM'KlKlf^Hl *. 
 7. IsTEBMijioLB, Ac. Sce To Mrx, Ac. 
 I: TCBMiMioii, n, T. V. A.— «rf. ^f^ n. t^uj «. ^^ ^ 
 
 fflf «. Ac. •' i*i3tr*i /. 
 
 T. V. v.— state. fi(^ m. sfPIT m. ^TIT m. ?Tfn| «. n^- 
 I break, pause. Iff m. fHIT m. >TTnr «. ?fa M. »{tlT m- 
 
 Il-TEBIIIIitlTE. See IlTTlBllITnafT. 
 
 T) IsTKBMiT, P. ». tmuse to etase for o lime, suspend. ^£f 
 
 ^^ *^«t-^f^, ?IIlT»».-?f* m.-^iim.'Ac. 'TTl'Jf, ft^Tw.- 
 Ac. *?Jt. 
 To IXTKBHIT, V. «. cMte for a lime. VTft ^TTOT^ 7T|Vf, 
 
 Ac TTl-i^Hif g. of $. 
 
 2— a fever, ^f^ ^'s^ ^TTof-^T^-Ac. 3T^ 3iT^*nf^ 
 
 Ljtebmittkd, p. V. V. A. qpf^ *1(CT^?I <l^«l?.«l, il^'t^ai, 
 
 fT^ ^^rtrSI, Ac. ^fe?T or forr. ?T?ft?r. 
 Istekmittest. S e Ixtebmhtixg. 
 
 ISTEBIUTTEB, rt. IXTEBMITTIKG, ;?. O. Y. V. A. ^rf^t .MotMq . 
 
 <T <I^«I<J1KI, ^ot«<U|K|, 'in«WT»nTT, Ac. 1%Tm +iuil{|. 
 
 T. V. N. 1. 5Ft|T +lom*5rfI TT^RT, »T««f <1^"IKI, i^cAUIKI, 
 
 Ac. *<f(Mldr, ^iTrTT dl'mi, H^^, ^^, 5?^, ■«Rt.O<^. 
 
 2 ^ 3TmT, qrTT ^nrrTT, 3T?rfT?r. 
 
 IsTEEMiTTixoLT, odc. with intermissions. TT|T ^T|^, 3^5^ 
 
 7b LsTEBMix, V. a. mix together, v. To Mix. f*IoE^, fJm- 
 oSot, fiW^ot, n^cl^ I fHotcl /.-f*Rfc5Tf*niI5E/.-^?Ia5rfJT^3 
 /.-Ac. ^M, f*rf'iT?I-&c. ^T^. 
 
 To IxTEKMiKGLK, V. n. be mixed together, v. To Mix. frr- 
 ^ToBot, fJraljf, Pi*'! vTiif, f^««if*l«<3E/.-&c. ftof y. o/"*. 
 
 I5TEKMI.\IS0, IntEEMIXTUIIE, «. T. V. A. — Orf. f*ToS^^ «. 
 
 pH^otu i n. Ac. fiTct^Tf*ro59r/. ^WA \ ^ \ ^* \f. f*T5»m «. fJr- 
 
 *in+<1 n.— state. f'^^ToSrfH^IaE/. f^RToETfiTHoB/. ^^ToS/. 
 fJT^m OT. fiTHoE/. 5rcE/. 
 
 I. mass formed by mixing, fk^mf. fiT^oET m. f^^^f. 
 
 II. additament mixed. H5E/. finioE/. 
 IsTERMOXTASE, a. i«'ny between mo«»/a/n<. q^JT^TSr, l^rT- 
 
 IxTERMUSDAXE, «. fcctn^ between worlds. ^f^tHV(^.i ^^' 
 
 ISTEBMUHAL, o. iyi«y between tcalls. fir?fr^^ *TtIOT, STT^Rf- 
 
 a#^, in-<0<.lHW. ['■■'TfTT. 
 
 LrtEBKAL, a. V. ISWABD. STtfT^, 3li<1rtl, STtHfe, 3lt<TT, aflT- 
 
 2 See IsTBiNsic. 3 See Domestic. 
 IXTEBKALLY, odv. T. A.l. 3Tt?T, aTfrT^TTIJl^, 3TtrIr^T ir^^T. 
 
 I. mentally, Sfe. 3frf«T, H'TtfT, 3TrT:q;^t?T, "fi^ffT. 
 laxEBSATiOSAL, a. \^^X!^ H<*M<«'<4*)^r^, T^H^^iNT, 
 
 l5TEBS0DATi05,IxTEB50i>E, ti. — in botanj; portion between 
 two knots, ^n. ^ n. "^n. ijfiTJ'W^ ffi. n4^<4HM{ m. 
 
 ISTEBSUSCIO, n. V. ME88ESOEB. TH^TTH^, THT^TrTffT. 
 
 To Iktebpolatk, v. a. ad<t or insert spuriously, foist in. g- 
 ^- o/o. ^ ^ 
 
 I9TEBP0LATED, p. T. V. QV^Artl, «J««?lr5l, ?^%i%^, ffnT. 
 I5TEKPOLATI09, n. V. Y.—act. QT^wf «. &C g'^oft/. J- 
 
 'TTrft /. ^TT^trg /. m ». m^ n. [&c. 
 
 I. i)ia//*r interpolated. ^fVB m. (jq«<^<^l ?t<l w.-^T»^n.- 
 
 Istkrpolator, ». T. V. ^g^flOTTTT, |^*I41KI, Ac. Q^W, ^- 
 
 ISTEBPOtAL. See I.'tTERrOSITlO.V. 
 
 lb Ijitketose, v.a.plaee between. W^-'S^ ifof-^^^- qfjjJr, 
 
 2 See To Istbude. 
 To I5TEBPO.HE, V. n. step in between parties, mediate, w^ 
 
 m^-^-^, am (t*-^, »TWTr«ft /.- Ac. ^^. 
 
 ImBI09Xl>, p. T. Y. A. 1. »T"^ ^^%i5T, 31lrt«W. 
 
INT 
 
 442 
 
 nrr 
 
 A. 1. ^^ ^^«iKi, 
 
 
 [^T^^. 
 
 IsTEBPOSEB, n. Intebposiko, p. o. 
 
 3Trf *WK(, &c. 
 
 V. V. N. and Mediatob. t^ A^U<\-'JVJXT\-&c. 
 IxTEBPOSiTiox, n. y, V. A. I.— act. JT'=^ %^ ». ^^ «n?5- 
 
 ir «. &c. 
 
 V. V. N. TTeif ^# M. Hs^TT^ M. TS^ift/. T^JR^iTfJrft/'. 
 
 jTo Isteupbet, t). a. explain, unfold^ malce clear, an^ m. ^- 
 of-^i'iui 5'. of 0. TfTTIT »».-qf<><K'i^OT.-r«lM<.ui n.-ssir^jETT/.- 
 &c. ^^ y. o/ 0. g'^?r-^T^-&c. ^?^, f^srroir. 
 
 2 translate. »TllfH< ».-?f^TTr »»• 'P'^ y- o/'o. 
 
 IXTEKPBETATION, «. V. V. 1. — act. aTif^fT^ 
 
 &c. oi^Ko^i/. sqi^s^TT «. ^^TT «• f^ffft n, 
 
 I. meaning given, ^k m. €\^f. oq|<e,i<| /. 
 Doubtful i. ?tf^r4 m. 
 Far fetched, &c. i. %?T'4 w. 3T5iTf% 5^ TTT^aTT^r 
 
 II. translation. HV^\r^l n. r{^^\ m. 
 
 I5TEBPBETED, p. T. V. 1. 3T'4 %iOT, f^C%OT, <fcc. ^frl, 
 
 I^TEBPEETER, 11. IkteRPEETIKG, p. a. T. V. 1. ST^ <4)<U1|- 
 
 TT-Hi'|uiI<l, &C. fsniror-Ac. ^Frlt-^JRt. 
 
 2 TrrfrR JROTRT, &C. 5*Tr^ or I'TI^'TT, H^HT^. 
 ISTEEEED, p. V. V. J^^?^, MlSflSl, &C. 
 
 iKTEBBEGXUit, M. time of a throne heiHg vacant. 3H?ir<<* «• 
 
 To IxTEREOQATE, f. o. question, ask, \. To Examine. J^T't, 
 ^nrra »».-:r5ff »». ^f^-vw"), 5?rrrTT^/.-5^flt^/.-&c. ^m 
 
 Iktekkooation, w. t. "V.—act. 5^ «. &c. J^T^ft/. ^€ rq ^ 
 /. 3^'T^/- J^fTPTT^/. J^^ftH/ J^^f 
 I. a question. ^V m. ^fcTF? m. ^-t^l /. 
 Mark or note of i. sf^fff^'^^ «. 
 IxTEBEOOATivE «. denoting a question, ^c. ^TW +<i»<<I-=(r, Sj- 
 
 JSTRT, srW, Jrw4-i;, stwth^, sTJirg;^. [ ^:Tm«. 
 
 Intebeogatite, n. word used in asking a question. STWil^- 
 
 ISTEREOOATOB, «. V. V. T+IUIKI, Sf^ff JROHTT, &C. J^HTT, ^- 
 ISTEBEOGATOBT, a. V. IXTEEBOOATIVE. ^T^iTC^, ST^tTT*}^. 
 
 Ikteebogatoet, «. V. Question. zf^Sf m. ^Ml^ «». 
 
 Jb Ixtebbupt, v. «. irfaX- a»(^ hinder. tttS^, *Tt5T w.-iTtS- 
 
 ^ot-fec. jfrs »».-*nT wj.-nf^THI «i.-^5^ n.-fq^rd^ M.-&C. 
 q?^ y. o/o. ?<fftrT-f%f%vT-<^'c. Jp'Tn. 
 iSTEERUPTED, ;?. V. V. MISrf?n, i^IT MM^f^l, &c. ^f|fT, ^- 
 ^U5T, 5^^, 5"^^, ^IrtH or corr. ^Tt^. 
 
 IXTEEBUPTER, M. V. V. M1SU|K1, ^TTT MiciUlKl, &C. HlSijl, 
 iH3M+Tlf, f^a^rrf-^FRt, &C. 
 
 Intebeuptios, n. v. Y.—act. ^n^r n. HT »». ^?S?T «. fsr%- [ 
 ^ m. — state. %5 w. ^y^ m. jftScft/. 3fra^tT5ET»». ^«i'*l5i>n. ij 
 \<i>ri f. ?r5E^ »«. n^'Tn m. T^TOtT »». [I 
 
 I. See Intermission. j 
 
 To Inteebect, f. «. c«i ar <tom so as to divide. SPtf^ ^r^, | 
 
 I^PM, &^, '^''t, or gTT^-d^-*!^ ^3TM. 
 To IxTEESECT, V. M. <^< ami oro»» mutually. TT?^ %^ ^- 
 ur-H^ 3TTot-&e. <TT^< ^^ n. ^RiJf. 
 
 ISTEESECTED, p. V. V. A. JHTI^, d^RTT%?5T, &C. 
 
 Intebsection, n. t. V. K.—act. "ptf^ ^TMn. *r^^». ^6t». 
 
 &c. »T^ n. 
 
 Point of i. S^T^I «. 
 
 V. V. N. M«:M<^^^ «. 
 To Intebsebt, v. a. y. To Insebt. M<^ qT?=r^-%^>jf. 
 To Intebspebse, v. a. scatter or set among other things. ^^ 
 
 ^fti^ ».-&e. <R>jf. 
 Inteespebsed, p. V. v. JTetT*^ <J>T^%t^, &c. 
 Intebspeesion, n. v. V. — act. i{^m^ Z[^ n. &c. ^fr^^ 
 
 Intebstellab, Intebstellabt, a. tituate among the stars, 
 dKIH4rfiri:ft'<T<T, riKi'iuiin'fn, dKiAsrtTf^T^^. 
 
 Intebstice, «. narrow space letween. "p^ /. ^^ f f^^ /, 
 
 ^tfv m.f. at^f^n. — as betweeu layers of stones &c. «r^ 
 
 Any dark i. at^nft/. [f JT. 
 
 Isteestitial, a. containing interstices. *h£i-^\, ^fs^t^, yH<, 
 
 To Intebtangle. See To Entangle. 
 
 IntEBTEXTUBE, See INTEB^VEAVING. 
 
 To Intebtwisk, To Inteetwist, v. a. itoine or twist one 
 with another. ^^i%^tfT-^^)trI^-&c. n<PDt-y<i*(u|J|I(lHul- 
 
 Inteetai,, n. time or space letween. 3TrR ». attTTT »n. aTrTTP? 
 or 55 n. ^ftr m.f. cPPT^n/. JTSTfrn: ;)023. »T'«t<=f<; n. 
 At intervals. JTwnT!;«t. 
 
 2 time letween. ^^^^\ q?r^ w. ^^\k^f. %5e/. aflW^?T 
 «. 3=RTR^ m. H'^'^T^^ m. 3T«r=R !pT3 m. ^JT^ w. 
 
 3 <"«e yet to pass letween. 3T^fvT «»./. 3T^>T /. ST^^Ff^ 
 OT. S'SrftT «». %5E »». J<Hd/. 1^^ m. fif^l OT. 
 
 4 fpoce letween, v. Space. afTT'FrTT »». d*HH/. 'jrT'F »«. 
 
 5 «pac(? yet to be crossed, v. Distance. 3T^f^ m. /. 3T- 
 ^r«r/. 3T^^^ m. 
 
 6 ( of ease, &c. between paroxysms ). ^fvT »»• H^T^ 
 
 To Intebvene, v. n. come, le, or happen letween. H^^ ^- 
 11^ m^-3W0t-;j'Tft*IrT ^-&C. 3TT5 %ot-&c. »Teqf^<T?r- 
 »T«T^Tff-&c. 3fRm, 
 
 Inteevenient, a. Inteevenino, p. a. t. V. 7{'^^ i)oiKi-<T- 
 STRT-'M^uiKI or tte^ aTTHtTT-TS^^-Ac. 3Tr5 ^TTRT-aTH- 
 
 Inteetention, n. v. V. H^^ iriii m. he^ TT^t ». Htif 3T*T^ 
 «. 3m 5m «. &C. sq^KTH M. JT'^TT^nrTSr «. JT^TTfraf^f/. 
 I. interposition, v. Mediation. »T«?T'«ft/. 3i<i<iM»T5T «. 
 
 Intebview, «. mutual view or sight, meeting. Vfzf. ^^^^/. 
 
 Dying i. f^nf?! 5^/. StS »ft /• 
 Hurried, brief, *c. i. i^^J.-^^.f. 
 To Inteetolte, V. a. involve one mth another. ^^JT^PT- 
 
IXT 
 
 443 
 
 INT 
 
 <Tpa^ «.-4c. ^Twr 3. of 0. [ntvw. 
 
 3'a IsTZKwEATE, V. o. V. To Plat. ftpiM, it'^, *5*i^ ^ 
 
 IsTEBwKiTixo, n. T. V. f^ui^t «. nNSr n. 
 
 ISTEiiTABLE, a. not qualified to make a tcill. »r*j'i-A'hVM\» 
 
 IlfTESTAcr, n. ttate oj dying tcithout maJcinj a Kill. ST^fl- 
 
 IsiESTATE, o. /Aj/ hat died tcithout a will. »r*^?.i^ \r^W- 
 
 L property. fr^TTfT HTi^ m. 
 IsTESTiSAL, a. belonging to the inlettinet. 3TfI3^^, 3T^- 
 
 ISTESTCTE, fi. botcel. 3^ n. 3R?T5t/. 3^ n. 
 J5TE^TI5E, a. Y. IxWARD. 3TtfT^, 'ifid^f, 3THt?5. 
 
 2 not foreign, t. Domestic. ^^, ^tft^, 3Tf«^IPI, ^- 
 
 I. war. yniM+llHrfl fWlf /. «TRf^/. 
 'J!o I5THKAL. See To Enslave. 
 i!b I5THX05E. See To Esthkose. 
 
 JsTiMACT, T. A. 2. ?n^/. fis»ft/ f5»T«T/. 5!Woft^/. «nn»T 
 
 ]MiiiATr., o. n*ar, dote. 3j^oS^, yfi«l<«I, SJHfiWT, 3i?rfi^, 
 
 2 r/o*« in friendthip, v. Familiar. %gfTHgfY^, ^?5ifHT, 
 
 To be i. ??ra/. »IflE^ y. o/#. ret-ap. ^ «. MIMc&uf-'Iol'Jt 
 y. o/«. rert>. 
 
 3 See bnrAKD. 
 
 To Ixtimatx, c. a. maAe /biotm indirectly or tlightly. g^^- 
 of, ^f?i^, ^m^, ^^TT/.-ic, "FTif y. ofo. ^ir/.-Ac. 
 •t'f y. 0/0. 
 
 1 Mated, p. t. V. ff^V^, ^**^, Ac. qlM, 
 
 ; iMATa, «. IxTiMAiLxo, p. a. T. V. ^N^viK!, ^i^^nTT, 
 Ac. ^^, ««f*, ^[^-Ac ^*rf. 
 
 I.MI1IATI05, l5T»fATIX0, ». T. Y.—act. g^f^t «. At. ^' 
 
 ^/. 535^ »». ^[^/. 
 
 I. intiwution gtten, ^|5^/. ^ n. ?WT/. qT?rtft/. 
 To I.XTIMIPATE, r.a. make fearful, dishearten, dauut. f^^^^, 
 
 n/-Ac. jftl^f y. o/'o. 'i'N*! w.-'^'f'rTn m.-Jffll^M'li».- 
 
 Ac. ^Rwf J. of 0. »np^-fl'nT-'T«r^-Ac. ^riJt. 
 
 2 threaten, icdd, enub, Sfe. in order to frighten. ^^n|0^, 
 
 ik., ''^VfZ;^ n. ^T't, ITTl'f, IT^fTWf, ^TITf^, J^^nuf, 
 ^Win^, ^M*H"i|, WT^TW'f, ^^%l4<jf, ^m'-JI, HIVIf- 
 •I, VTO't, WTOIf'f, ^f3VT«f, ^"O^flft/.-MM^I^wO/.-Ac. 
 
 ^r^ g. of 0. 
 IstimidatEd. p. T, V. 1. *R^rR%55T, HiNrtrfl, &c. ^^, ^• 
 
 ?^, ^^Tr^Tf , m^, i?ft??nf , ^m^q', srm*R, ^rm^i^, 
 
 ISTiiiiDATiOK, n. V. V. l.—act. f*r^^ «. *re^I^ot n.&c. 
 HiNufl/. *nTin5?f^ n.— state. H5N^3'TOT M. kj^f-ll* »"• 
 
 2— act. <^dHui J». <^»(l«(ui «. &c. <^'Hi<(«n/ V-l')"'^/- '^- 
 
 ^rsi^/. ^N<^4M/ ^^/. ^Tsrf /. 
 
 Empty intimidations. HMli«l< or i\Him n. 
 IsTiBE, Istikexess. Soo Entiee, &o. 
 IxTO, prep. »T=^, 3Tf?T. 
 iSTOLEBABLE, o. Unbearable. ^it^R^RTT, HWl'H^OT, aTO^, 
 
 IsxOLEEABLEXEss, n. V. A. 3TO^PTT/. aTO^'^T'TT/. ^^n- 
 
 W^r^f ^-^^f. ^".^ ». 
 IxTOLEBABLT, odv. ^^t^^^^\ decl. T^IRT^^ deal. 
 
 ISTOLEBAXCE, «. V. A. 1. STOtf^lHiHuiT in. aiti^l^JTTfT /. 
 
 a(ra^«jm/ aiv^n n. 3t?tkt/. ar^T^^r/ ^{^^■^\^ m. 
 
 2 MiHditi^H «. 31'MHdm^H n. WT?IRT%5?rr/ "nTT- 
 
 HiPifri^frr/. 
 
 IxTOLEBAXT, o. wmjWe /o J<?ar. 3T^T#P, ar^^^n^f^, 3T€l^- 
 
 2 «o/ enduring diference of opinion. M<Hr1l+)^, aT^THrfT- 
 
 2b IxTOMB, V. a. deposit in a tomb. ^HTT^ff?! %^, ^nnffeR'a- 
 
 «mrMPif<w-&c. ^f^. 
 
 ISTOKATIO^, n. modulation of the voice, ^(l^vi. 
 
 To Ijttose, v.a. ^5RT^-'^r?ft^-m4un«4<-&c.<-^uiiJi-5rniST-&c. 
 
 To IsTOBT. Sec To Twist. 
 
 To Iktoxicate, v. a. inebriate.\v m.-m^ m.-?nT/-yi^/.- 
 
 TTTSft/-<.tc. afTPT^, JTRT^, "jn^T^, »T^-iTtT-&c. ^^. 
 
 2 fig. ^nfft/.-HTJT m.-m^ »(.-3"'i1I^ «».-&c. 3Tm^, KH- 
 
 Istoxicate, a. Istoxicated, p. v. V. l!%<jr 3Tt^??r, AcH^. 
 Stupidly i. f^r^TT^^. 
 
 To bo i.\^ m.-'im^ »».-?TR/.-&c. ^T^ i». «». ?TTW- 
 
 J^, fTK^ot, rim^. [H'UHW. 
 
 2 JTT3I 3Tl^f5I, Ac. »TtT, 3^HrT,»f^»TW, Wi^lf^r), H<(I'H*!, 
 
 To be i. JTTJT^, Tfiof, 
 
 Istoxicateb, n. Istoxicatino, j>. a. v. V. »?ril^<JmT,"V»' 
 
 armoiRT, Ac. ^HrfNI,^.4il'<)l, Ac. "Wt, anr?^, TT^ 
 
 Addicted to the use of i. articles. 3(TH^. 
 I. drug or substance. ^^ m. fffmf »I*Tfit^*4 m. 
 I. subatances,— comproh. or geuer. f^nPTT'ftw. Somo 
 intoxicating potioni or j>reparationt arc J^*lT,^t7T,'«IT^, 
 
 ?r^, H^, m^^K, TTT^, ^n^. 
 
 2 J'H«» <|><UIHI, Ac. -J'HI^*, Ac. 
 ISTOxiCATios, n. y.\.\.—act. HT^^ n.»ji)Tot«.Ac.— j/a^e. 
 fHWr/. nB»ft/. T^t/.^V W. 3TT3 »^ HR/. jft/. JTr- 
 5ft H. m^BI. 
 
IITP 
 
 444 
 
 IXT 
 
 2— state. i{fac(t^ - 4«.«<lO -&c. »reft/.-nift/.-g^/.-&c. 
 
 The i. ( of drugs, riches, honors, &c. ) intoxicating 
 influence. anW m. \^ m. f^T^/. H^/. g:^/. IT^ m. 
 HT^ w. 3'^'TT^ w». 
 
 IXHjyiCTABILITY, ISTHACTABLEXESS, W. V. A. f^^flMUJI m.^- 
 t^^'nTT »». &C. 3Tnitl|4flT/ 5:?rT«I?fT /■ 1^^/. &c. 
 
 IxTHACTABLK, a. Unmanageable, refractory, v. Obstinate, 
 Pebtkese. f^?ft or f^?ft, *<1^, 3Tli5, 3Tpt^TT, 3T- 
 f5T3rFT, 3T«riT, 5:^IT«T, fTTq^, jq^, 5:?fTm^, f^^^TW. 
 
 I>TKANSIE>-T, a. V. PeBMAXENT. 3T?Hf6l<S, f^<*'ai«fl, ^ft^, 
 
 IXTitAXSiTiVE, a. — in grammar. 3T^P^. 
 Ixtransmutaeility, n. v. A. arf^^JT^/. 
 IxTBAKSMUTABLE, a. mco^aWe q/" change into another sub- 
 stance. 3hRi+i4, fspPTH^R^, 3imR«iiM1, Tftormtrtrr^w, 
 
 jTo Isthexcii, v. a. break tcith hollows. ^oSr[ m. pl.-^\^ f. 
 
 pi.-&c. TTfot, qit^?nW?re-&c. ^T^. 
 
 ~ fortify tcith a trench. ^(^ m.-&<t. ^THTof or W^ '^• 
 
 To IxTBEScn, V. 11. V. To Escboach. 5ftH/.-5ft?/.-&c. <^mu{ 
 
 or ^T^ ^-virr^, '^itfi^TZ-aHI+MUl n. ^iT^jf. 
 lNTBE>cnMEKT,n. rf/<tA and parapet. ^^ HK-m m. 
 
 Intrenchments. jftT^ m. 
 Intbepid, o. fearless, v. Bold. ?f|rO-m, rfldl-^K, f^-^i^K, 
 
 *m^, ^'T^', aiT'ftfr, 3TiTm*nT, mR.^i*(i^. 
 ixTBEPiDiTv, n. V. A. jfitft/. trrs^ n. f^j^rft/. ^Toft^ «. 
 
 IsTEEPiDLY, adv. V. A. l5mt^€7T, f|^^ ^57T, 3Tfft%, &c. 
 1>-TEICACT, Intbicateness, n.v. A. gcTi'M/. 'IHI'M /. 'TTTT- 
 
 Intricacies and inrolution of a plot, poetical piece, 
 &c. t^iSMIs/. HilHliS/ ^ <?% «». /)/. 
 IxTEiCATE, a. complicated, perplexed, involved. n'HKMNI, 
 
 An i. case or affair. »Tf«r/. JrT^oS/. «. ^rlll n. 
 IjiTBiouE, «. complicated plot or scheme, s^ w. +ri'|^ w, ^- 
 ^«rT n. ^^m n. ^JZ n. sp^TT «. ^P^TTJ «. ^^ps^ n. 
 
 2 complication or involution of a plot, Sfc M^HIf /. ^RT- 
 
 3 See Amour. [?^-^^. 
 jTo Iktbigue, v. n. plot, Sfc. qjSrnT «.-*Kt^M m.-"P?[ »».-&c. 
 IxTBiauER, n. Intbiguing,;?. o. v. V. «p'4|HT(-&c. <-t<uiKI- 
 
 Ixtbinsic, Isteixsical, a. intcarJ, essential, not uccidental, 
 T. Natvbal. vTTrft^, ail'NI, Moi-<NI, WHir«l*/'op. ^^*rT- 
 
 IsTEnisiCALiT. adv. V. V. and Natceallt. ^JTsf\^ decl.^- 
 ?ft^, ^»lHl^l dcil. ^*<n'*M, ^^iHld:, M^frlH:. 
 
 To Ixtrodvce, r. a. bring into use, notice, ^c. ^^-'S^^- 
 ^•t?tf¥^t?T-sTfTft?T-&c. arPT^, ?;:f^.-ii^Rl/.-ijt<K »».- 
 &C. TTI'f-^i^ y. o/" 0. «M«w), ^'iTTW, ^T?^-ST^-&c. f1[^. 
 
 2 ( to the presence or acquaintance of). '^/.-^rST^rl 
 /.-3TtoE5ijf /.-&c. +<=|ui-^^?T ^, '^^^j ?:^^^. 
 
 3 cat«« to enter. fnT^, f?l<+<(uf, ^ira^, ^^ ot.-&c. *;[- 
 ^ g.ofo. Jri%?-&c. sRiJt. 
 
 4 make first mention of. gr «i. ^FK't ^. o/^ o. 
 Inteoduceu, ;>. T. V. 1. =^^ %^?5T, STfrT %ffOT, ^Ttrn^, 
 
 t>l<sArfl, &c. iTfrT, ST^^fT. 
 3 f?R^t5T, f^<+<<rirll, &C. fHf^, srf^. 
 Istboductiox, n. y. V. 1. — act. ^f^qifid ^|U|«Jj fl. <t>|i:ui » 
 r<TT^ n. &c. ^^TN'T n. r*m^f. JRrPT n.— slate. 5T|^ 
 
 2— oc;. ifzm M. 5^ !f€H ^ n. &c. 
 
 Letter of i. %€Ht f^/. 3ft5C?<Nt f^^/. TJJT^/. 
 3— act. f^T^ n. f^\<*«)ui M. &c. 
 I. preface, Sfc. st^RSTT/ sTBRPT n. ^JM'r^ w. TT^^mTM. 
 
 •7^1 n. qr<Hi«ri/. 
 
 IXTfiODuCTivE, (J. serving to introduce, being preparatory to. 
 
 srt^-f%%^-srff^-&c. m«^, srtflMi'f«i'irF. 
 
 iKTBOrucTOET, o. preliminary, prefatory, ^^\^^'^\,4^\^r\[' 
 
 ^, &C. :r«l«(1l*,M, 3fl^l<1<KH. 
 
 Inteookessiox, «. entrance. M^X( m. f5i%?T »». 
 iNTROiiissiON, n. V. V. arfd+flS"! «. &c. f^%^l+<oi n. 
 To IsTBOJiiT, V. a. let in, admit, be the medium of entrance. 
 arfJWtl'Jf, %^ ^, f^%^^ «.-si%5H «.-&c. iRof ^. o/o. 
 
 To IxTBOMiT, V. a. See To Meddle. 
 
 Intbospectios, m. looking tcithin. 3T?R9r?it^T ». ^TfT^jfT «. 
 
 Ikteospectitk, a. v. N. af?!^^^, aid»Jff, 3T?l^f%, 3f?l^!|if, 
 To Ikteoveet, v. a. turn inwards. y{X^-M\r\^\^i-kc. fTT- 
 
 To ISTBUDE, V. n. enter without invitation, permission, or 
 right. ?r ^i^Ndi im-3rT^-f%Twf-&c. +,|HNi-^-HT)*(i->^5- 
 
 &c. %tjr-3n^-f^nT't-<fcc. ^^, y+)4"i, 3fRfv^ "j^ ii^n 
 
 To IsTBUDE, e. a. force in tcithout invitation or right. 'FT- 
 
 IjfTBUDED, /). T. V. A. 8J^-&C. MMt^rfl-f^IT^^OT-Ac. g'W* 
 
 IsTBUDEtt, n. Intrusive, a. v. V. N. ^T 4lrti«<<ii ^TTT-3TT- 
 
 V. V. A. ^^ viWIKr-fV^iulKl. 
 Intedsion, «.v.V.N. — act. ^r^HrMHl-^ ^trfn.-^JlMn.-filT- 
 
 orw.-&c. 5^n. 'pi^wtw. aiHf^+K'i^* lTt^»«. aT^fTT^TT- 
 
 »PTn. ai^I^dl'IMHrt. 
 
 V. y. A.— orf. «r^ ^ra^n. ^T%^t^ r?Ki«i»«. &c. 
 To Inteust, v. a. deliver in trust, t. To CoMuir. ^fhulf, 
 
 2 See To Teust. 
 Intuition, n. instantaneous knowledge or perception, m^f^- 
 
 Intuitive, a. received or seen without arguments. IT^'^ 
 
l5XmUTT, n. y»eU**neu. 3pp^J»I«i. ^I'FT'ftnm. ST^q^ft- 
 
 lyTTTERABLE, «. intxpreuxlU. aHWT^, !*<^M^q , 3Tf5^^- 
 
 Jb Ijit4.i>e, v. a. astail, atmndt, T. To Attack. ^T<JiT-^re;- 
 
 K^ leitk Wltfo. 
 
 2 ( ft counlnr ). ^Tl/. «rT^-*nT^ teitk ^ o/"tf. ^/, 
 
 -WT/T/.-ww/-^»Tf/.-Ac. ^rr^ K-rtA ^ o/o. ^^pr-T^- 
 
 lsiu>rk,%.\vfu>na,f. «. t. V. 1. ^n??^ %«ITn-«rr«TRT, 
 ^^ ^•nTT-^^onn, Ac 
 
 J5TALID, a. o/ nojortf or cogency, T. Weak. f*pfl^, fH- 
 
 ^^ TAUD, N. ticUyperton. n»nwT, ^mr, ^t»^, nmnn, f^- 
 
 INV 445 
 
 *imi^>ii-^sfr <«i<<iJ^Hii,^N *<iNi^'ii-&c. imwr 
 
 2 Keing dearly, seeing tcithoul argumetttt. m^dN TTT 
 •TTTT, «^vri?1, 31'n'TfT, MM|U|P)fHH?r, 3l'H?lf'ft,3irt?i'iii-=(t, 
 IsTUtTiTBCi, ado. y. A. aid^Ml^, ^'^^i *<^^'«l. 
 
 fctrCMESCgSCE, ISTUlIESCKSCr, IXTUBOESCESCB, n. T 
 
 SwELiJxo. ^ /. ifh^M. ntrm.gKTTw. afTTWTPTi. 
 To IxTwisE, ru». (vine or twitt together. JJTW^,^^, nt'^ 
 IsuBXDO. Sec IssuEsro. 
 l2fCXCTi05, n.—act. v. Asonrrrso. m^n. 3^«. arwnr 
 
 Ablution after i. 3T«<M*IH«. [ f MW"ili. 
 
 To wash ( children, Ac. ). after i. sTfm«. Via>'f, 'TT- 
 jTo iKtSDATE, ». a. overflow, deluge. JW^, -^rfHM-^sn^?!- 
 v»WJ|jf5(H-vi1rf«^IH-&c ^^, 3l?isrr5^m.-v>1rf^l«r^n.-&c. ^ 
 T^f y. o/o. 
 
 2 fig.^i icitk an oterflotcing abundance. JW't, T3%W/. 
 -fi^rj/.-Ac. ^T"*? ««/* <A« locative of o. and g. of t. 
 
 l5U5I>ATED,/>. T. V. JMfictl, ^rW<< %^, &C vJrfH<|, 5f- 
 
 IsrsDATios, n. overflow oj tcaler. vf1riMci<4m. ST^jnW m, 
 
 Partial or transitorj i. ^fV^f^^m. 
 l5PMA5rrT. See Bcdexesu. 
 Xb Ikuxe, v. a. habituate, aceuttom, harden ly ute. 5fwffT- 
 
 of, CffWR^, ffi^^R^, fsfCl't or Pj<««i, ^i^iof, 3T«T- 
 
 To be or get inured. tRwf, MW2^, ^T^, Pmuf or 
 
 IvrBEO, ^. T. V. tTflH^f^ aflTHT^W- 3TT^W, 444if(l(^ TTT^ 
 HT-ia^i, TT^^^, M(f^|, M^f ir^rfl, *l<**ll1«irtl, Ac. 
 
 INV 
 
 2 worn out soldier, ^r. ^JTPTt 5rRf?5T f^NT^ w.-^fsyr^ft w. 
 To Invalidate, v. a. render of no force or effect, v. To 
 
 A^-^-UI,, To Weakes. fMc5-^r3fl^-"Th>55-«TV-T^-Ac. 
 
 ^^, "TT^ IT^'t, aTSTHTTfT n. aiimuf. 
 IsTAHDiTT, n. T. A. 1. Pl«iadl/. ^<*iA\ f. Ac. y<Mlfl|Oi<rt. 
 
 2 Ml<t>(iM"ii »»■ 'ft^oit/. anrmr^^T n. 
 
 I>-VA1UABLE, a. inestimable. I|R>'-H<i, snfrfe^, 3nTt?5, jf^T 
 aTPI3T, f+»-Hrft 3<I'I*I, 3l^r«4, 'JrTTrftfT, 3TT^. 
 
 Ihtakiable, a. that does not vary or change. f^<TT, ^f^^, 
 Pl<<H, ")><*'KI Pl<lo6|, %rFRT %noET, ST'^W, STT^, ^^- 
 ^T^, *{+«K<^l, f^fl*K, f^^F?7. 
 
 IlTTAEIABLEXESS, ». V. A. f^<TT?TT/. fft'^TrTT/. fT^ n. %;[. 
 
 "PRT r^iloiHUII w. Ac. 
 Invabiablt, adv. T. A.Plt<<Pl<<HIHf or Vtt^, f^nmf^nmr^, 
 
 ^^?nTW ded. 
 IjrvAsiox, «. V. V. 1. — act. MIH^ 'P'f «. &c. '•fTt^/. ^3nf /. 
 
 2— art. qrs ^TT^^Sff n. ^ ;|^ n. Ac. ^rrtt/. ^^M/. MT- 
 %f. ^5Tf /. =^«T^ »». ^TS m. aTT'^J^m »». ar^T^T m. ^s^- 
 ^JTJT n. ^>tfrr/, mt<+ n. 
 
 Ettvages, Ac. of an i. iMiJiiPl/. <M+id n. rr^ft- 
 ^ n. »lPlHli(/.'lfeHl^/. 
 ISTECTirE, «. railing speech or expression, v. Abuse. |%- 
 
 IxvBCTiTE, o. abusive, railing, v. N. f^^^, f^'^RTV, f?HT- 
 
 lb Inteioh, V, n. exclaim or rail against. fk^f.-^P^- 
 ^f-^§f^f--^f-&c- ^^ 9-ofo. fftln. ?ftl^-JT^?r 
 
 with ^<ofo.^i^ ^f. nnnf, v^ m. i^-tj^ g. of o. 
 
 To Inveiole, r. a. entice, wheedle. ^*)rJI«(5l, ^rldlM or ifT- 
 <T/ ^-«TT^ or ^-Ac. Jt'ilf, »ft^ m.-nPS f\-^^ f.- J- 
 ;j3 «.-J(^^^y.-Ac. Mlrl^^ or VJIfJH ^, rTHT^. 
 
 ISTEiOLEK, fi. Inteioliso, p. a. T. V. ^^rtl^JUIKI, Ac. 5- 
 
 «rti«<i, jj^^nwT, 5??^=^. 
 
 Inteiolement, IxvEioLiso, n. V. V. ;g«rtl«iu1 n. Ac. Jfl^- 
 
 BT^oft/. Ht^ w. SBtTT n. 
 2b I5VEKT, V. a. find out, contrive, devise. «M««i, <?|v4<Ji, ^- 
 
 fr<I^, sm <^, ^t^3TW^/.-^i^5im/. «»iT^ y. ofo. jf^/- 
 
 2 forge, fabricate, contrive falsely, r^, M^^'d r^, ^- 
 
 Ac. fn«^. [ ffj. 
 
 ISVEXTPD, ^. T. V. 1. «l«^l, «ft^T%??T, Ac. fif?Mfl, ^, 
 
 2 <S^W, WnW^^, Wl^f'J^ ^i*^r4l, Ac. 
 ISTESTINO, /). a. IsTENTOB, ». V. V. 1. ^T^'ifRT, ^ft^mm, 
 
 Ac. «Jt^W, V?^"»), ^t^TT-Ac. ^wt-'FI^. 
 
 2 rflRT, «?^r^ ^^TTTT, ^'IftiJ*) VreTTTT, Ac. 
 IsTKXTios, n. T. V. l.—act. «PT»% «. ifW^t ». Ac. »ft^- 
 
 2— <w<. r^ ». Ac. W^f. 
 
 Of one's own i. << f ><^H»frMfl . 
 I, inventive jmiu, T. Jjfatxnrt, ?5^^/. "FrT^nrf^/. 
 
IKV 
 
 446 
 
 INV 
 
 3^1 m. ^Tp/. 
 
 II. matte'r invented. ^^\ ^^^f. ^ ^f- ^f. 
 luTenlions and dcTices, — compreh. ^m^^fpl- 
 
 III. matter forged or feigned. 5p?q^/. V^^ l"!^/. 
 
 I. to deceiTe, injure, &c. v. Fabeication. s^tfTtsn. 
 
 ISTEKTivE, «. V. V. 1. and Ikgekious. qj^^, q; r ' j«il^M , 
 
 a^T'ft, ^'PTT, ^tJJKT^, ^TfjcllH, +-^|Hrft. 
 Ikyentoh, h. v. v. 1. ^FTS^nr, ^MonrT, ^f^P-Ac MVS \.\ K \. 
 Ih'VEKTOET, «. hit of articles or goods, qr^/. TT^/- fll^ft/. 
 
 Ikvebse, a. inverted., contrary _ ^rfdi, 3T»TT?T, >drJ'il ^t^'JT, T- 
 
 Ikveesely, adv. v. A. g^PTT^'^FT, 'dM><l<i^ll ^Hpf, o^rspiTpf, 
 
 IsvEESiOX, n. Y.V.— ot<. viriiui«. ^JM><l'i.uin. •Jrlil ^^«. ST- 
 
 £^rJTPfT»». 5?IT?nT«i. fq^pJ^OT. f^^nrhfOT. 
 To Invert^ v. a. change tlie order or place of. .jflduf, <3«K|- 
 
 &C. f'p^'if y. o/'O. S^rtfiTT m.-54)fri-+H»».-5'T?IT»l.-&C. «p- 
 
 C# 5^. of 0. '^ [feptrr. 
 
 IsvEBiEJ),jp. V. v. ;j?!?^3T, TcieT %H?5T, &c. £?jfH^m, 6^- 
 Ikvebtedlt, ado. in a contrary order. KT'i^, °5«T>*TT#, 
 
 To INVEST, V. a. dresi, clothe. ^^TeT'if, "Tt^TC^, MRf^H-Tf^- 
 f?r-^TffT-&c. sRof. [3J q;^. 
 
 '2 ( with an office, &c.) v. To Ikstal. W^n. pi. ^, «r^- 
 
 3 clothe figuratively, indite.^ Sfe. ^-W^^-B"7^&c. ^J^. 
 
 4 ( a fort, &e. ) enclose. nTT5T»».-^ «J.-%^ w -&c. qTc7- 
 
 5 ( money ) qra^, qT'5^-5fTi;?r-&c. %«m. 
 I>-vESTiOABLE, a. T. V. ^miMMI'II-4l'MI-&c. f^^Rfft^, 
 
 To IirvESTiOATE, V. a. search into., enquire into., y. To Exa- 
 mine. ?fmSr, cftn?rwr, '^'F^'if,''^*^ft/--?i'TTH »».-&c. ^pt- 
 m g. ofo. ^m. k^-^^-^^ g. of o. ^5»».-f^r5rr»».- 
 
 g^T^T m.-^^m.-^V]^ f ?5pr'f-4n^ g- of o. fsT^RTn.- 
 
 f^'^TT'iTT/ ^.X^ g. of 0. 
 Inyestioated,;?. v. V. ^irq^?5T, rTTRISOT, &c. fij-mRrt, 3T- 
 
 '%R?T, 3Tf5=5r^, Tftf^^rT. 
 Inyestigateb, m. Inyestigatiso, ^. a. v. V. ^^''ITTT, ?nTT- 
 
 ^<IIRT, Ac. ^sp, fsRT^, <T^?^^, 3T:%T^, 3T5=^. 
 IsY-ESTiGATios, n. V. V.— oc<. v"r*Toi', fl'Tra''f «. <fcc. ^q'w. 
 
 flTT^ »». STPTqsft/ ^T^IJT/. fTJT^t^/. ^«T?ffT/. <Tft?^- 
 
 Hft^^ n. iT^T'JTn. 3T'"«J«I«1 «. f^^nTm. Rl-HKuln. ft^TTT- 
 
 TT/. f^^^^on/. i^KlRsd or ?JKT?ftT/. 
 I>-YESTiGATiYE, «. cicrious i» researches, ^q^, qft?7:F,=?r- 
 
 «PW, ^^tK^K. 
 IiiTESTixo, Inyestitcbe, «. V. V. l.—act. ^^^i\ n. &c. 
 
 2^^\^ n. q^<TrT^ n. q^«rPT^/. sifri^r^n. uRi^r/. 
 
 4 nTTIT ^IT?l6r n. %^n. &c. mR^M «. qR^ 1 » l n. 
 ISYESTSIENT, rt. See IXYESTIXG. 2.— of goods. ^n. ^f. 
 ^(t[^f. ^5 «. 
 
 A whole i. •rfS'^jr^ ?t? «. 
 
 Deed of the purchase of an i. BT^^fT n. ?fT^=5( w. 
 To buy up the whole of an i. ^pt «. HKui-spJf. 
 IsVETEBACX, Invetebatekesb, ». T. A. 1. vi^rfrfquif m.\' 
 ^^<niTT m. v^HldWUII w. &c. «|^+lf^^?^ n. q g PWdi/. 
 Ikyetebate, o. (/«ep rooted, of long standing. v<jrfg T, ^- 
 
 To become i. ^JTS^, <jHI<|ui, ^Tfr Rsotuf, 3T^5^, ^^. 
 2 having fixed hahits. ^^^^F.^. 
 Isyibious, a. V. Exyiocs. ^<--|^<<), Hc^ff, +1Hr^<. 
 
 2 Z;A-e/y <o fa?/«e enr^^ or hatred. M^i o^NMI'll, ^«Tf- 
 spT-^PT^, i'i41rMI'l+, M<-H<l«i^, ^«(W<^-vJT;f^-&c.aT^'qMH- 
 
 IlTYIDIOUSLT, adv. V. A. 1. HWTT^f, ^o-m^', &c. «rti<>|ci<p, 
 
 Inyimousness, n. y. A. 1. Hf^ »». ^«IT »«. JTTf^4 «. 
 li 2 fwTRPT^Pr^ «. ^"^r^^P?^ n. are^TM^r^Pff «. 
 
 I ISYIGILAXCE, n. «fa;i< 0/ tcatchfulness.'^wiA Hq^OTT ««.''tT5'- 
 
 [ To Invigobate, v. a. give vigor to, t. To Stbekgthex. t?- 
 ij ^PT^, jf^/.-H ^If f^ /.-spT^r^T w.-J'St^PT'T W.-&C. qr?Tff 
 
 II g. ofo. cidKf.sl /.-&c. armwf'. 
 
 I ISYiaOBATED,J3. V. V. 3^%^ST, &C. ^t}?ni3. 
 ' IXYIGOBATEB, ». InyIGOBATINO, ^. tt. IsvlGOBAST, a. Y. V. 
 
 I 5^ +<uii<i, ^rl%P, mR!+k+, ^^55^, «i?5^tpp, %;ji^^. 
 
 Inyigoeatiox, n. v. V. — act. 5^ ^^ «. sn^^^ n. ^^^i[[^^- 
 ST fl. ^^+<y| n.— state. iRf^/ ^rff^/. 
 
 IXTrN-CIBILITT, ISYISCIBLEKESS, 7>. V. A. afTfijipwqi OT. 3T- 
 
 SpTciT/. ar^s^Trrr/. 3T7TPti«<<<ii/. &c. 
 
 I>-Yi>ciBLE, a. not to he conquered or overcome. 3Tf»i^, afi%- 
 
 Inyiolability, I>yiolabtj:hess, «. Y. V. 1. '^■>\\^*\r\\ f. 
 3T5fT*T^«mT/. 3T^M*l«idr/. &c. 
 
 2 ST^ritijrll/. iHrfvjrO'Mdl/ aratqrn/. 3Rft^JTaftq?n'/. 
 arfrf^HoiM^nl/. 
 
 IsviOLABLE, o. «o< to he injured or hurt. aisiTWT, ai^iTtpftq', 
 3TqM^l4, ST^JpRmt^, 3T?^RM^, R(*l<,l*il"T,f«)+HH^. 
 
 2 not to leprofaned, or treated irreverently. 3?^ftH«=ft^, 
 
 3T^f?f5pH'jft^, 3Tfa+HU||*ri'fl, 3Tf?r5pITTI7H|. 
 
 3 not to le broken. M\iwm 3T%T, H'IhI'M, »T»IH^, 3T- 
 m^lfm, 3T?J^, 3TH?r, aT'Tn. 
 
 Inviolate, a. unbroken, uninjured. gT*rT, 3?«rTtT, STSflf'Trf, 
 
 IsYlOus, a. impassable, am*^, n^RTTrerT, *i*iim7'<<, |^»T. 
 To Inyiscate, ». a. daub vnth glue, ^c. 'ffP «.-&c. ?5RdJr, 
 fq^P^T^. 
 
 1 ISYISIBILITY, IXYISIBLESISS, M. Y. A. ST^TcTT /. ^^^T=Er- 
 
i-sv 
 
 Ail 
 
 IRA 
 
 a. 3flR[^«. 
 IsTisiBLK, a. that cannot he teen. 3T^?T, 3<'l*('4^+'ft*?, 3W- 
 
 IxviTATiOX. o. V. V. 1. — «r<. <?RT^ n. ST^'^wf ». hi-mku| n. 
 
 Coimtermand of au i. f^rt^HT n. | 
 
 Jo trvrra, c. a. bid, call, atJc to come. ^\'^\^^ or ^rlHui, Ht I 
 
 qSf, 3Tm^, ■ni*i<ul, ir^Rot, 3t^^, 3tt^t^, ^t^, | 
 
 f^*i^«i, JIlH-^ui n.-&c. ^T^ g.ofo. j 
 
 2 iraif /o, /««;< <o come, allure. »T^ n.-f^ n;.&c.^t^- i 
 
 n.-Sic. ^K^ g. of o. 
 lyriTED, y. t. V. 1. 4lai^(^r!r, SNKrfril, &c. auMfalrl, 
 
 The servant who summoiiB to a feast the invited 
 gnests. <*1r4IH'^*0, ^m-scMi. [ f^. 
 
 IsTiTtR, «. Isvmxo, p. a. v. V. 1. ^P/NUIKI, HNKUII- 
 rr, &€. arm^i^, PiH-ai^, a<iM-m»i-&c. ^fxtt. [ rtf. 
 
 To ISTOCATE. See To Ixtoke. 
 
 I5T0CATI05, n. T. V. 1. — oct. ^tNt ^^ H. tTf^ ^^jy^ n. 
 Ht^ irot n. «Tt^ m. ^IMI^KUI ». HIHW<U| n. 3TT^PT n. 
 
 IstOICE, n. /i#< of mere\andite consigned. qi^Pl^r^ HIJ^mI 
 
 «n^/. ^^* n. V(r^f. 
 To I5TOKB, r. a. call on in prayer. ^ «. ^y. o/"©, <it- 
 
 »I M.-t^tf^ ". ^T^-*TTT^ g- ofo. tH^wi, 3fTWTi^, HTT- 
 
 W?^ a-^l»fl^l<"> ii.-*»l<ui n.-iii«(i^i n. spTot y. of o. 
 
 2 ( bleMJng* on ) . t. To Bless. 5^ m.-ift n. *TP1^. 
 
 IllTOKED,^. T. V. 1. Uf^ ^rWI, Ac. 5HI<<lf^H, 1HI|H. 
 
 I5TOKER, n. IxT0Ki50,/i. a. V. V. 1. ^ MUiUT, tlt^T 
 
 «T»IRT, Ac. TRT^T^-Ac. 'J^I-^J^t. 
 IXTOLCSTAKIIT, adv. V. A. 2. *«J«'it^l*li-j('f, ^^tW'H^Ili-'J^. 
 
 8 !«Pl*^l<i^*, ^^OT^^tTTTfJ^. [ ^f llflMHl/. 
 
 ISTOLCXTAIIMM, «. T. A. 1. W^4\^^^ f. ^^f^/. 3T- 
 
 2 N*<'^I^IHH m. ani^ (w. ?Tfl1^IMH m. 
 
 3 |**H*flH<^l/. l*i*I^HJ^l/. '*HI r»tf <f,<ii /. 
 I5T0LC5TA1T, o. HO* A^irtn^ »i7/ or choice. ^f4l^^, 3T- 
 
 ^<'ii>(t, 'j<»5ft, yn*^*-<i, "STf^T^, nrg^ff^nr. 
 
 2 ««/ proceeding from choice ; unwilling. MHJ^Im^NH- 
 
 3 independent of mil or choice. ^^^I^<^|, f^l^vflH, 
 
 fmmitj, '*i^rm%, ^WMiMr^. [ Ac. %^ ». 
 
 IxtOLCTIOs, n. T. V. 1. — act. yiI*Wt n. ^f^ «. «?^t?tff », 
 2— art. «^5Tn n. 
 
 '<Tiiuf ». r*i«^ot (I. A*. 
 
 ir»t ". "WtT^ <i^ ". »,\%^A n. [ fnfrw/. 
 
 , T. IjfrmiCACT. ^ m. 'pn^/. I^TIT ». ntH- 
 1. of «pwch, Ac, TOfr^/. /rf. s^/. f?^/. 
 7 ( in aritha. or algebra ) ifPT m. ITP^^ i. 
 
 To IsvOLYE, t. a. inwrap, Sfe. ^ilofcuf, %^, S^^, ^T'T, %- 
 ^^ n. !ET''ty. ofo. 
 
 2 v. To Imply, e^^it^ n.sRuf y.o/ o.f^i%rl-»Tf^?T-&c.^>?:wf. 
 
 3 entwine, unite. -WlS"), fKcEtfor, ^trniijf, «rt*^. 
 
 4 /(ilr in, tfraio »n, catch, conjoin, q^, 3?!^^ ^lif, «lft«I^ 
 
 -ill+rtH n. ^T^y. q/"©. afTT+f^rl-tic. ^PW. 
 
 5— in diflSculties, &c. v. To Estasgle. JT^, JTt^, »f- 
 
 fTrn?T/.-&c. ^^ ^f. o/o. »To5T m. nR't 5'. o/o. 
 
 6 complicate, make intricate. JJr(«)U|, ^fOT^of or 'H^iuf', 
 
 'ioi<<>iui, jmr w.-jHi'jH /.-»i1^i«iT<\ /-g^n^ n.-nr^^f.- 
 &c. ^^-^F^TT Z\^ g. of 0. 
 
 7 ( in arithmetic or algebra ). ^FT »». t'T- 
 
 INVOLVED, J>. V. V. 1. n4lGt?.«l, 35^7^^, &C. %1%rJ. 
 
 To bo i. ^itTI^, 5^. 
 
 5 ^H«<^rll, 'fl^^rtl, Ac. 
 To be i. ^"TTir. 
 
 6 am? IXTBICATE. 'JiM-li^rtl, Ac. nfTmrr^TT, MH I ^jVO-^ l, 
 
 — as a sentence or style. ^TT^TT^, ^T^^'ft, STTr^Trft- 
 ji Artfully involved & ambiguous. W")fl"»JI. 
 
 i ISTULXEEABILITT, lNVUL>EBABLEjrESS, U, V. A. 3T*JqHiy. 
 
 ■•i\%^^\f. M<iiH^<il/. 
 ! IxTCLXEEABLE, a. that cannot he tcounded. 3T*«i^^, 3%- 
 
 i IswABD, a. internal, interior, Sfe. M\^^^\*hiM\ orBT, 3Tt?T- 
 H<l*4lr4, ;*ilfirti,yn[H-«)l, aiTf?fte,^3Tfrr?VT «IT^^, 3lln5"Hl 
 m^, 3Tt?nC, ^IhR+, ^HrfT^'iT, aid^TTf, 
 
 Truth or purity iu the inward parts. -flH:^^ «. 
 2 — letters, papers, Ac. ar^^, 
 IswABn, IxwABDS, adv. V, A. 3TtfTr«rT%t, ^l<ir*J|llI^W, 
 
 IswABDLY, ode. See IswABD. 2 ill the heart or mind. 3lt?T, 
 
 IswABDS, n./)/. viscera. 'i\i\n^ ^t{^^^m.pl. qtlt^rtfi 3T- 
 
 ^ fl. j)/. •jf^rft «. /»/. 
 2b IxwEATE, r. a. intermix hy xceating. ^(^ nHct«|<if-*R^- 
 
 6t-fKf>iT»T 'ST'^, 7T5f fijuiii. 
 To IswBAP, IswBAPPiNo. Scc To Wbap, Ac. 
 To IswBEATH, V. a. surround as tcith a icreath. RTot/. qT?I' 
 
 fff- Ht^, illr^liiryd-H HI ft fill-Ac. ^t^. 
 
 IxwBODOHT, a. set iCT<A.?»r^,^f^'T,»Tft'l all used in comp. 
 Iota. See Jot. 
 
 IbascibilitX) iBASCTBLEyESS, n. V. A. flPKMuil m. Ac. fTT- 
 <rnf /. jrftlT'PI^ «. ^flH*J|f<<Hl/. ^vi?flrt«l/. RflUVlfV'' 
 
 Irascible, a^/ry. /-(Mi/y angered., v. Passionate, fi'f^^, 
 ^N^orl, ^^. ^^^ftj^, i^tft, ^rfvsre, *)fMV,, 'pWt, 
 
 *Wt, finfft, ?ftw*i"fl, ^nro^ /'op. rjm^, nimt^uft, fr- 
 
lEO 
 
 Ibe, n, T. Akgeb. 5pt^»». «pW»»- ^PTTT m. 
 
 lEEFUl, a. T. ASOBT. #f%T?r^ #tft, SpttTll^, W^. 
 
 Iri3, «. V. Eaisbow. j^vpfRT n. 
 
 2— of the eye. g^«. "n-MHI<*mSc%«. ^*ftf^+m43 «• 
 
 ^pfrf^nPTTftftT »»." ^ 
 
 lol^^^v. a. weary^give pain to. ^."^ n.^\K^ g.oj t. with 
 in. con. ^hiioll »;«. ^oif ^. o/"*. tPi<A in. con. aT«I^-^3t- 
 "T-ifcc. mduj j». con. 
 
 Ikksome, a. tvearisome^ tedious. 4>iW MW^'W., 4><^l^4iuil, 
 
 Irksomekess, n. v. A. ^ToET «». 5niT »». 3«pi »«. 
 Ibox, ». f5>^ n. Ht^ «. 3TT^TO n. 
 
 Green sulphate of i. f^<l+y m. illH^Kll m. 3«<T^Rff- 
 
 J. filings. c5t^5r^ ^^m. ^\^^ n. 
 I. ore. 5fts«. c4i<<j«i^i ^nSOT. fft<H4l-=n*1lfO /• — the 
 common pyritic i-ore. ^cjujM<-it/. g «("fHir ^W n. f^- 
 
 Medicinal preparation from the rust of i. tt^ m.ti. 
 
 Mounted with i. (rings, tags, &c.) ?5t^»ft. 
 
 Bed sulphate of i. tllH+nftfl n. 
 
 Bust of i. f%jt7Tn. ?5tff^n. 3T^ftKc?«. 5Jtf»T^ n. 
 
 Eust-eaten i. ^n. f^fp^n. 
 
 Smelter of i. qsR w trTW5, t^t^qiR. 
 
 Sulphate of i. f^TT^RTm. 
 
 Sulphuret of i. rJJ^n. <Tft[<FT?ft^>». 
 
 Tipped or pointed with i. 3Tqw^. 
 
 2 instrument m- utensil made of i. ^^f[ 5Tf*RT m. t5t^- 
 ^*<I«HM «. 
 
 Smoothing i. f^/. 
 
 3 irons; See Chain, Fetteb. 
 Ieon, a. «l<?i«i-Hi, ^mt\^ tn^, ?JtpnT, gT%W, ^, 5!t- 
 
 I. boiler or vessel. ?5T^^/. 
 I. balance. rtl^H?!! or H^et/. 
 
 I. work, portion ( ofa building, machine, ^'c, ) leAicA 
 consists of iron, jsps j spnr n. 
 To Ibok, f. a. «moo/7t with an i. p^f. ^T^. 
 
 ^, j^c^rsivpT »i. ^f^ g. ofo. 
 Ieon-fisted, a. ^ ^^\^ , 
 Ieon-fbamed, a. ^^%, <<^^lO< . 
 Ibon-heabted, a. ^^^, ^' M^ \ % , \^ . 
 Ibok-moxgeb, w. t^^ff ■HIHH f«)+uiKI, W^?I-«|I *ImiO. 
 Ibok-mould, m. ?5t^riF^r STT »". rfl^P'I'^n. 
 Ibon-wood, «. ar^JT^ft/. 
 IsOKic, Ikonicai,, a. expressing ironij. f^qOd rI?Tot=5IT, 3^- 
 
 n'^T^, ^Tf^ft, 3^Tfhft^, *F1m<1M5, 3^*nfJT^, 'ETT^. 
 Ibosiko, n. T. V. 1. ^/. 
 Ibont, n. speech of which the meaning intended is contrary 
 
 to the words.^^Vf m. <^Mlfl»j/. STT?^^ m. f<<^<lflri yn>rT/. 
 
 2 ihmi under the guise of praite. fk^r^f. f%^m^- 
 
 449 lEE 
 
 ST n. ». qte. 
 Ieeadiaxce, Ibbadiasct, n. v. Beilliaxce. ^tfif/. ^FffrT 
 
 To Iebauiate, v. a. v. To E.N'LionTES. spFin w.-sr^sfR «.- 
 <Tr<T?r W.-&C. 5FT^ ^. o/ 0. ^^\f^.^^-&c. sp^. 
 
 Iebadiatios, n. t, V.— ac<. ir^5R n. qtfH «• 
 I. See Shisixg. 
 
 Ieeatiosai,, a. rojJ o/ reason. 3TvTm, '3T?rR, fTRlt'RT-f'TTT- 
 
 rT-^Jf^-&c. fTTH^TtRT^?r-&c. STfTFrn^f, 7?^. 
 2 contrary to reason, absurd, foolish. ^^'7017^, ^ITtT^, 
 H?ff^r^, ai^lMMI, &e. aWT^iT^, 3TO*T^^, STO'l^, ST^- 
 f^, MTnfti^, ^Rhf^^S, 3T^, 5f^rflM*<f«|-e|r. 
 An. i. quantity, a surd. *<Dfl/. «fcfuftW!j ». 
 lEBATiOXALLr, a<fi?. V. A. 2. H<^HU||^', ^^MU|M, aro'PWnfT- 
 
 Iebatioxalitx, ». V. A. 1. STfTR «. fTRTT^T n. J^^T^T^ 
 
 Ieeeclaimable, a. not to he recovered from vice. H \>]]m 3TT- 
 "TTTHT 3T?IcFT, ^Mi<HH 't^ST-f ^3?5T, KT^RTt'T'T yirfWI, 
 7M^fl5)I^, 5«qJHt7TT^ffjft?T. 
 
 Ibeecoxcilable, a. not to be brought back to amity, v. Impla- 
 cable. 3TOH^ or f?TT, aro^ffY^T, aqiH^frq-, 3T?rp^, 
 
 2 that cannot be made to agree, v. Ikcoxsistext. fir=JTT> 
 
 Ibbecoxcilablexess, n, t. A. 2. «f»ii Incoxsistexct. itft- 
 Iebecoverable, a. »io< <o be regained.^^^ \\<^\^ 3l*ll<<l^'iV- 
 
 %55r, JHiHIMl, 3T5H:iTT<^, JSTO^^I, aTJSTB^T, 3T?f*rr^. 
 2 «o< to he remedied, v. Iuhemediablk. OTTTT «||^<-^r, 
 
 Ibbecovebablexss, *j. t. a. 1, jrumm^l/. 5H<rf«<Hl/. 
 
 ai^HIfl'iHl/. 
 Iebefbagable, lEBEroTABLE, o. <Ao< cannot he refuted or 
 
 disproved. ^?Ji *<.i'qm 3T^T?PT, oKjisWIn, ^ITT^T^T, ^- 
 
 aiPi**!*!, f^^T, w^nmrw. 
 
 Ibeefbaqablexess, Ieeefutablexess, «. T. A. ^^jHl^dl 
 
 /. <H4'll^l**<f1l/. &c. 
 
 Ibbegulab, a. not according to rule.^ ^c. *l<t)l<<<JMi, spfq-- 
 
 <jNi^<->^i, «rf^^,^hftref,^~Rf't?ft^, "^k-^h^-mt, "5'i<*ii'if- 
 ^EfT, arnr^, arftftr, 3t%st, f^f^nr^TF, f^ftr^, M*Tf^?, 
 
 3TT'«TT^T^, srT'i^TfsrftT, anr<TPTrff, 37^^, 3T^, aill"^!- 
 
 2 immethodicd. IT^g^, ^'pf*!^, !piqj^-Tf^-&C. ^- 
 
 3 deciating from the rules of moral rectitude. »HNl(t, 
 3THT'lf, 3H'«'HI'ff, amm'Tf, am^TrSTT, 3Tf?reT,TK^Ir^-Mr, 
 
 "VtfiHt, &c. f^<4'll»0, aiTVIIIRt, ^T^ii^rff, ar'T'TT^- 
 
ISB 
 
 449 
 
 IRE 
 
 5 ( troops )Pi<i<B«4i «MM«<i-Hi. 
 6 — in grammar. 5srf*r^Tfr. 
 IJisceuLABiTT, n. T. A. 1. srfnwmr M. ^<R\WSU|I m. ^ 
 
 S?>*T m. Zr^fM m. fH<4Hirf<+H «i. f^TTRtS^H n. 
 An i. in diet or regimen. ^WT «■ ST'?^^ n. 
 
 3 am^R ••■ 3RT^TT «.^K-<<lrt/.'Jn,*Jr1UN> /. JTV »»• 
 
 ^ERF-GCLABLT, adv. T. A. 1. «i<M<<^l, «H<<<^I^I|H, "^•^RffH, I 
 
 V*mifH, &c. W^Hn^^TT, S^^nTTTfT^, 3m*TTW*T, &c. '! 
 
 !IUELATirE, a. Kithout relation or connection. 3nN'4^, Ot:- { 
 
 ttxBUKTAKCT, «. T. A. v>mmni<r.<ii n. n+i'WK^dl/. STiPFJ- 
 «T7TT/. Ac. ar^mn m. aPT^q^ m. ai^MIHR m. ?f«rtn- 
 
 KELEVAST. fl. fio/ appUcoUe or pertinent. H'H'INl^i-MI or 
 
 I. discourse or matter. ai+jFtl+.i n. jvRfh'tTT n. 3TT- 
 IebxletaXtlt, oJp. t. a. ?i^-3r^?T-Ac. ^^-^T^, W- 
 
 :bbelietable, a. v. Ibbemkpiable. r«H*.MI«l, fH*'MNI-«)l, 3"- 
 (KKEU6I05, «i. tpipieli/. 3WT m. *m5??Tf / ^^3Sl|/. ^^- 
 
 /. «m^ m. 
 iBBEueioca, a. inynoM. STW^f, annfj^^, MflfJl, ^^?, 
 
 'bbcmeablk, «. ««< aJmUtinj return. 3T5^m«l, «RTf^- 
 Ikkcmediabi.k, a. aJmilliny of no remedy. f^l^Wiq, f^lfMI- j 
 
 I«BE«KWA»Lr»t'», n, T. A. f^*>^q »i. ^TT^ni m. i^-lM ! 
 •I. nWMWfll/ TnqTrf|?q «. I 
 
 IimiMIBLE. Sco I'nPABIOSABLE. | 
 
 iBUUOf ABLK, a. Hat cannot be femored. anfir^, qf^. 
 
 cirw^, n^*«n<»iin#q, 5»^T, ^(»^^, fr«iT, r«iT^. 
 
 laSTPABABLE. « that cannot be repaired Or mrmlt J, T. Ibke- 
 2 8m laUCOtXBABLE. H 
 
 lEBErKEHESSIBI.E, a. T. BlaMEI.ESS. Pl<(fq, aT^I^T, ST^q'ft- 
 
 Ikbepkessible, a. v. Ikrestbaisable. anqTrrf^TTW, 3T- 
 
 tN?Tfqf?TTw, spTTqr, arrft^. 
 
 iBHErBOACUABLE, a. V. Bl-AMELESS. 3Tft?I, STf^^^ftq', 3T^- 
 
 cq, f^^, f^^Hr, PiH.a^, 3Kr^, sTTft^Ki, mR«)i^h- 
 Iebepeovable, a. t. Blameless, st^rj, ^T?!^? aT^q^ftT, 
 
 Iebesista>ce, n. non-resistance. 3Tf^*<K«l n. a^qR^T «. f^- 
 
 qRTJTPTTq »i. apnfhPR wi. 
 Ibkesistibilitt, Ibbesistiblexess, n. v. A. CffHrft^^fHT/. 
 
 srft^PRTnf qrTT/. ST^RrrqrfT /. &C. 
 Ibbesistible, a. resistless. 3)MrO+l4, MfO*KI?l#q, 3T1^- 
 
 q, STf^TSTR, Pl*)Kun?l<t*<, ?Rm^^^, 1^, 3T?r^, »T- 
 
 5iTftm. 
 
 Ibbesoluble, See Indissoluble. 
 
 Ibbesoll'TE, a. not firm or resolute, travei-ing. JHTT^ •^^" 
 
 pTiR^, 3TfriR nn^, 3TlT«Rf"ErfT,"[=q?5ff^, g^thf, 5- 
 
 Iebesolltelt, adv. v. A. tr^TTfltffT, tR^^RTT, iR^t^- 
 
 #, 3T'^«nF, 3R^'!f«[5%, &c. 
 Ibbesolution, n. jcan< offmnness of mind. ^R'Rts/. 3^^n. 
 
 3TvftT<TT/. -N-Mrf^r^/. r^Tl-e) N5q«.aT?3^ n. 3Tt^^R5f|[/. 
 Irhespectiye, fl. not regarding circumstances. 3T^^?T, f^- 
 
 Ibbespectivelt, ade. v. A. 31^?^=^, f^^^, 3T?r^?T. 
 
 lEBEsrossiBiLiTT, n. V. A- ?^5fRr^ /. Ir's^rq^q<TT /. ?- 
 
 MTHtft^HT/. 
 Ibbesponsible, a. not ansiceralle for consequence. fJjsTRlr^- 
 
 *qNr, f5RHt?nft, ^--«tM^, Rirnft^, ^^tjR^T. 
 
 Ibeestbaisable, a. «o< <o be kept back. a^Tq^^^^TRTr, 3T- 
 
 Jt7?it qf^RTT, ■JT^nqr, srfsjqr^, ^qR'Tr^?q,3Tf^wR, ^- 
 
 Ibbete.ntive, a. not apt to retain. *nT^r?Tf^^-^f^-&e. 
 
 ITIT'TT^-T^l&c. arviR'F, STtTRTHJ. [ ^T^TRT. 
 
 Ibbetbievable, a. \. Ibbemediable. fl^JqRT, ^RSTJqT'JT, 
 
 2 V. Ibbecotebable. arj^Tiqitq, J^^RTSTT^q. 
 Ibekveresce, n, tcant of respect or veneration, y. BisTo:- 
 
 sPECT. ^f^^T^ m. armH ♦». arqfn/. sm^^gf? /. ar?- 
 
 Ibbetebe.nt, a. tcanting in reference, v. Diseespectful. 
 
 ^^tt 3T'nTRnwT-^Tft-&o. wriiT^rtt. [ «iT51^^. 
 
 Ibbetebentlt, ade. v. A. 3rf*THI%,Ac. ^T5TT^r^,&c.Cfl?lT- 
 IBBETEB^IBLE, o. that cannot be allerrd or repealed. f^WT- 
 
 3Tf!TqiHtq, 'wf'wi, 'Ri^ff'iiTum, 'RT£"f«R^,??hT?i?q, 
 
 '>R>q, 3fT«W, iT^. 
 iBBE^EBHiBi.ESESt, «. v.A. 3ir?<iqW*ftqHl/. «RTqffqTn^qfTT/. 
 Ibbetebsiblt, flJp.v.A.f'»*ijfl|i|lfHI«r(W.7Wr^'rfsm?T<i'fc/. 
 lUETOCABLE, a. na< /o be revoked or repealed, \. Ibbevkbii- 
 
ISH 
 
 450 
 
 ITO 
 
 To Lbbioaxe, v. a. water by causing a stream to flow over. 
 'r[Z\^ TlTft M. ^, HKI^ TPift «.-^lHr TTTlff n. ^, TRTot.- 
 ^5 W.-&C. ^itSW, M'^off^' f?mf n.-Sfuiife^Flffl-qfl ». ip^. 
 2 See To Wateb, To Wet. 
 Iehioation, n. v. V. l.—act. qTT ^ffs^t n. TPH^ TTiift "^"Jf «. 
 '^'^'£\^ f^wJf ». ijy|lfri+lf%'?R «. 
 By i. ( raised, &c. ). 3<14°<<H1"'<{I^. 
 Grain raised by i. in the hot wealher.f?rK<RT/".fitH^w. 
 Eaised by i. 3l(5oqm(aqi^, TPT'lTuft^, "TnTT^ff, 
 
 Eequirinjr i.— graiu. tnTTTTT or TTTif^Tn. 
 
 Scuttle used in i. %OT m. 
 
 "Water ( of rivers, tanks or wells ) employed in i. 
 
 Irhisios, n. V. EiDicDtE. ^d'M^I*) m. 
 
 Ieritabilitt, n. v. A. 1. <lPld>4U|| m. &c. '^ \ \\ tir\\ f. f^- 
 
 Ibbitable, a. easily angered, y. Passionate. spWt, ^ptf^, 
 
 ?ft9#ft, R<i<M~K, Rk^^'k, ^TS^i^if^iTT, l^rerr, 
 
 *i<.*i<v, *'ir*i<4i. 
 
 2 — a wounded limb, &c. ^ci^dl. 
 Ihhitant. See Ibeitatixg. 
 jTo Iebitate, «. a. p-owi*", ^y. t. To Anqek. %^!rijf or 
 
 %3TT^, f«ldRuf, f^Tf^, 'TSWNul, f^"^*) »{|U|«(-^-%- 
 
 of, H4l\<£\f. ^^fiX^g- ofo. 
 
 2 ( a sore, &c. ). f^3«(ui, 3Tm/. ;R<»f y. o/ o. 5"«^- 
 
 ^, 'HdlM^Iui, #=nT-&e. !pT^. 
 Iheitated,/). T.V.I. 1%^5r^OT, f^T^^OT, f^^arm- 
 
 3?5T-3TOc5T, &c. 
 Ibritateb, w. Ibeitatixg, p. a. t. V. 1. ^^T^tTTTT, f^i<f- 
 
 OTTTT, &c. ^FTSfjfNr, f^^^^t^, f^T^pjfrsrT, <H^J I ^^ I. 
 
 2 BiJ^u i KI , «rimc)U|Kr, &e. WTK^, <^I^+K+. 
 Ibbitatiox, n. v. V. 1. — act. fW^^ n. ^I^iit n. &c. f^- 
 
 ^?ift/. r^SNuft/. RlSM"!^*/. ■(.-IIS I*) /.—state. f%T5/. 
 
 =^/- f^"l+RT w. ^trfTT w. ^tcTWrfT/. i\'\\M\ ^^ m. 
 
 2 f^i«<ui n. Ac. — «to;e. 3TFT/. ^frfPT «• ^ >». 
 
 Ibbiiative. See Ikflammatoey. 
 
 Jreuptioh, n. a bursting in. artcT m^ n. 3TtfI ^ n. 
 2 — hostile incursion. ^5/. tn?/. ^^f. 
 
 IscnuEETic, n. that relieves ischury. «^H<iti^r^l+"-^TT^. 
 
 Iscni-ET, n. stojjpage of urine. flpsfT^^T »»• H-i(|t(^'*r m. f^- 
 ^T «». f^iivT m. 3TRT^ ♦». 
 
 IsH. With this particle as added to adjectives and as con- 
 veying the sense of diminution, correspond the affixes 
 m, W, ^ orn?, ?, W,(as Jpl^TC bitter/s/(, ^tz[m largi«i 
 •r.icttjii black/*^, f^T^ grecnwA, ^ri^5»H deepw/;, f^^oSJ 
 yellowi«7(, f^T«r?r raww/i, ) and the prefixes ( though 
 these to Sanserif words only ) 3TT, ^TH ( as aflwiM 
 warmwA, ^i7|tot warm(>A, &c.). With ish as added to 
 nouns, and as conveying the sense of participation in 
 any quality or character, correspond the affixes er, 3TT, 
 
 ^, na, (as Mtl?I thievwA, t^T foolwA, %f^T foo]»«A, Ac), 
 Island, IsLE,n. CT^ m. q^ n. ^tT ««. n. — contemptuously. 
 
 %?re «. [n^ m. 
 
 2 ( in a river or inlet ). ?jT «. 'JT? n. 'jT^ n, %k\ m. 
 ISLAXD, a. belonging, i;c. to an island. *|ai^r, &c. ^Jt'J'T,^- 
 
 IsLANDEB, n. ^m^ ^T^OTRT, 'i'i^O, ^W?T^, fft'rf^^Rft', 
 
 Islet, n. litle isle. rf^H %^ n. -3M^M »». n. 
 
 IsocHEOXAL, IsocEEOXOUS, a. o/ ejKoi duration. ^ttth^T- 
 
 To Isolate v. a. place by itself. ^^^tw^-kc. %^-'F?S7T%^. 
 Isolated, p. v. V. g^ %^?5T, &c. g^T, 3T^T,'gT^, %T5CT, 
 
 IsoLATios, n. y. V. — state. f^iiolMUlTw. ^T^CTTw. 
 Isosceles, a. having two equal legs. ^Hfg^m*^. 
 An i. triangle. f^^f^CpIm. 
 
 IsBAELITE, «. ^^HJf*|-c*<l ^?lf?Tr^ JT^S^WJ. 
 
 Iseaelitish, a. ^^rn^cTRT, f^n^. 
 
 Issue, n. egress, passing out. pT^JI^w. f'R'TT'T;?. f^^rfoTn. 
 
 I. of blood. <Tf)^r^wi. 
 
 2 event, result, termination. 'jfiv[\i\m. Pl'IUm. ^»f*T»i, 
 ifrT/Jop. »T?t/. 3fTTTT>». ^^^?r or ^/. 
 
 Happy i. Pi4*in». ^?^frr^wi'.^?[?T/. fMfrT pop.f5rf?T/. 
 '^noilHOT. V. t^FT esp. with neg. con. 
 
 3 fontanel. "fllT or qt?T or 'ft*T»»./.n. 
 
 4: progeny. 'HHM«. ^fTl%/. sfr^In. snTr/. ST'Ir'Tw. 
 5 ( in a case at law ) J^rw. 
 2^ Issue, ». n. pass or flow out. PlMul, g^ot, ^^, J^, 
 f?I«^HOT.-&c. ^tof g. of s. f?nf(T-&c. ^tof. 
 
 2 come ok/. f^4"J), «lf^ %^-^5Tr'^-'n''f. 
 
 3 proceed from, be produced. ^^, 7fT5I ^^jf, viMJ)u/, 
 f^m^, *3'Wu1f, 3T^ot. 
 
 4 rfow, cm?, re»«i< in. mRu| |flm.-5f^»».-3fr?r»».-'j4<l*)Mn.- 
 Ac^t^ty. oft. 
 
 To Issue, v. a. send out, put into circulation. ^TB-&c. ^^- 
 
 2 send out, deliver from authority, qj^, ^, "RJTNSr^ 
 ?TT^ ^^, srf^^ ^T^. 
 
 3 deliver for «««, yi»e out from store. ^, «{i<iul|. 
 i Issueless, o. v. Childless. ar^HTiT, 3TJr>T, STT^*^. 
 
 i Isthmus, n. ^nrMfrfiT/. B*T»»./. 
 I It, /wo. ?r,^. 
 
 Its. PTT^, ^TT^. 
 
 Itch, «. — the disease. ?TO3T/. W^f ^f/- ^55/ TTHT/. ^^/. 
 Dryi. ^^-^^^f. 
 I I. or scab of cattle. «P»TST«». ^*Tc^/ [ ^/. 
 
 I Goddess worshipped by persons who have the i. W.- 
 
 I Purulent or running i. sftr^ ^^o^T/. «io«ft,^/. r5- 
 
 I ?ftm?iT/. [ fttJf. 
 
 I To have the hand stiff with the i. ^TrTT% ?5T?»». pi. 
 
JAB 
 
 451 
 
 JAK 
 
 2 M iUhing. W^f- ^F'W/ ^jpop- ^f- ^^^f- J" 
 «E|o5/. f^wi-^ui/. 
 
 Sudden and Tiolent itching. ^T^^ ^T^m.-^cE^ m. 
 
 Violent & hot itching. MlM+fl/. n. v. i(, 
 Z eager detire. panting, thir$lif\g after, impultefor^ Sfc. 
 
 W^f- '-i'-^^f- ^^^^f- ^^loE/.jnTfn. ?ra^»n.^^»i. 
 
 iTo Itch, «. w.v.N. 2. ?TT^'ir, Jloi^atur, n^^, ^/. ^fM, 
 ?ir3T/.-^/.-Ac. 5^nf, W^f- '^t W^f- ^^ imp- 
 
 That affects the throat with an itching sensation. 
 
 3 ^w^^^, grg^, 5«s^^. ^s^st^'ir, yd^otui, w^f.- 
 
 &c. ^Zof in. eon. ^^{^n. T?^. 
 
 To i. to speak,— the tongue. ^ST^^ or rt«(rf«)ul(. 
 IlCHT, a. affected with the itch, m^il., «<-(Jr!l, <.<<t>rm, 
 
 ^ TTit, <mft. 
 
 2 /wojw to contract the i. ^fT^JST, ?R^tTT. 
 Itku, ». artiele, teparate particular, qr?5Hn. ^'J^/. sih/. 
 
 An extra i. ^O-^+rlHn. 
 1. by item. <+H4(K, <+.k4^. 
 2 piece., article. X\^m. <rf'l«ll Of SfTw. 
 Items. farf^CoETm. 
 Item, a</p. alto. 3n^, 3nt. 
 
 5o Itixaix, ca. «/<«• ajram, T. To Bepeat. J«-*J1^-1%«?T 
 -Ac. J^lf^ui- ^rfTWf , 51*>PR/. ^J^ y. o/*o. 
 2 rfo fljfain, t. To Kefeat. J«-«<H-r"fM-&c. ^w, J- 
 
 ImuTi05, n. T. V. 1.— oc/. J«-MI^ ^of «. &c. JH+'f*/. 
 
 2— «*<. 5?TK0T »«. Ac. JfTR^/. ^^T'-^TT n. JTTTff^T. 
 lTDmu5T, a. traii(/«riii^, not tettled. r*<wr, »Xl>0, S^t- 
 
 ItI5EHaxt, «. See the AJjective. 
 
 Itwebakt, n. book oftratdt. m' 1 »MmA<H m. ^^^\^^^^m. 
 
 To IrniEEATE, v.n. tratel from place to place. »lt^*lt^ «»..^ 
 
 Itoht, n. ffw^'l w. 'M^fl m. 
 I TORT, a. |r44i^|i||, ^f^r^^. 
 ItT, n. «^ ^m ffj^^ 3T1^. 
 
 J^ Tlii letter is represented bj ^. 
 To Jabbei, r. •». T. To Piite. W^TRT or ^^n^ adt. ^ts- 
 or-«Tuf, fy^ywf, ^^, afw^f, fwi«r, 3T»rrT»i¥ n.-sni- 
 
 Jabbcx, Jabbkxi50, n. t. V,— art. ^OTVn ». Ac. imv/. 
 
 ^ZW.J. ^*^»/. rt^rt^/. 
 Jabbxcu, «. jABBEBnre,p. «. T. y. fm«TRr, Ac. Wlf- 
 
 Jackst, a. lying at length. T^^OT, R^d^ l. 
 jACK,n.-the tree. "jnJRTM.^r^ m. PT55 m.— the fruit.' 
 
 fSTfRS «». JT^TRSn.— the seed. aTBt^/STists/. 3irt3toft/"- 
 
 End -piece of the fruit of the j. 1^<£\f. 
 
 Pungns on the j.-tree. <f)Ui^"^ or "ptTRTtifn. 'poref«[Tw. 
 
 Juice of the j.-fruit. JTtT »»•/. 
 
 Lump of pulp of the j. TTT m. 
 
 Pulp of the fruit mashed and rolled out into a eaif. 
 
 Seedless lump of the pulp of the j. fruit. ^ n. 
 Shreds or filamentous portion around the pulp of 
 the j. fruit. 'qR m.f. f^^ n. flt'JoB/. 
 Young unripe j. ^^ or f^/. TRT m. 
 Two grand distinctions are made of this fruit, viz. 
 ^nr "ynr ( hard or firm jack ), and JIT^ or T^UoS ^^T- 
 ?f ( soft, flaccid, oozy, &c. jack ): and to these is added 
 a third, rw.^fqjrTT "piRTexpressive of the middle quality. 
 Jackanapes. See Mosket.Coxcomb. 
 Jack-ass, n. t. Ass. tit^. 
 Jack or ihe wheel, «. wTftftT/. 
 
 jACK-PtTBDIXO, n. V. BUFFOOJT. ^^^|l|, HfS. 
 
 Jackal, n. «blr^|' m. ( ^Jt?^/. and without ref. to sex %\- 
 
 t^ n. ) "i^^ m. ^ra or ?jnT«7 m. «. ( ^'llrfl/ ) f^^/. 
 
 Cry. of the j. f ^/. ^/. ^f. ^i]^^if. ^^/. 
 
 Old j. — puryeyor ( as believed ) to the tiger. HT^y: 
 
 Jacket, n. q^/ fSrft/. ^^ n. v^ «• '^tcJT m. sp^ «i. 
 
 Jaconet, n. HrfHt^-^l s^^ 3TT^. 
 
 Jade, n, torry horse, rip, ^c. 4tl% «• Mli+'l «. 
 
 2 «>rry u-oman. ifT^ n. ^5C «• ^ts^ «. 
 Zb Jade, p. a. v. To Fatigue. «nT^, RluN^^I, »<HWui, ^■ 
 
 j(t-<JJ (it-Ac. ^^, 
 To Jade, v.n.become wearied, v.To Tibe. ipm, +|T)mui, ^. 
 
 =^, ^^, «T»T^, ^'1*0?, Ttl/ 551^ y. 0/ «. 
 Jaded, |>. v. V. A. >MH«(t%rfl,»1l'l«l«t?l, &c. 
 
 T. V. N. tj' l ^rf l, JMH^rtl, Ac. 3^«*WM«WI, i<^R. 
 Jadednesb, n. t. P. gr^KT m. gt^ «n. g^WT m. afiR w.W- 
 
 CT 3TR/. a(|<mid/. iH14lfi|<ll w. 3Trnf«T^/.31lil«ft?/. 
 To JaO, c. a. «o/cA, ^'c. ^t^/. f/.-^Tt^ »». fi.-^I «• pl.-kc. 
 
 Jao, «. no/cA, indentation, ^ft?/. ^rt?T m. rfim. ^ittftn. ?ll m. 
 ^>mTT «. fC(. m. [^ f». ;)/. 
 
 Jags or indentations (as of a roughened sickle ). 
 Jaooko, p. T. V. wti lUti'^Mif^ai, Ac. ^t^Hr. 
 Jaohibk, n. grant of land from Oocemmenl. >»il^'fl</. 
 
 Holder of a j. viil^'R^^K. 
 Jail, n.priton. g^T m. ( from the Portug. ) ^f^flMI «."%• 
 ^^fPTT ». iif^mar/. «iVii'in n. ^KIMK «». WTTU^ n. — 
 in allusirc, covert, or cant phraseol. f%^ »nWl^ <R ». 
 
 Jailer, n. g^MH<.NI arfWvrft »». *if^«l*'<l'JI-Ac. JfTW-f^- 
 
 jAxn, ». T. Peht. ^rtf^imr m. ^r^^tnm m. siSH^ m. 
 
JAT 
 
 452 
 
 JEO 
 
 Cleaner of j. ^?rR5#^. 
 Jalap, n. <^ srspTT^ ^i!M^ 3TT^. 
 Jam, «. conserve of fruits. i7t«IT OJ" H<*ill »». 
 To Jam, t>. d. squeeze, p-ess. fqtn^, '^TT^, f^U"!, ^^T^cff- 
 
 rT «^-HiMi«(<Ji, &C. 
 Jamb, n. — of a door. <^H+y/. sfT^/. ^'*-^T «. 
 Jammed, ^. v. V. f^i'i'.^.r^T, ^'Kr^rfl, 4|ti-j.«iri tr^%^^, &c. 
 
 To be j. ^PTiit, ^'tPF#?i ^fTI^. 
 5b Jakgle, p. n. v. To Whadtole. f+riRirfui, R>«f^«of, ^- 
 
 4M-iui, <f>s.4;?,/.-yiMH/.-*'M+-M /.-&c. f;^, anrf, twVA »n. 
 
 con. =mrfui 5". o/ «. 
 Ja>'ole, Jangling, n. v. V. — act. R)t4Rirl"Ji «. &c. +<H)4yi 
 
 ^jpTT^/. +^f>'l/. «F?!i^^ »». /. ( intent, ^rf+rfld m. ) ^- 
 
 Janitoe, m. v. Dook-keepeb. ^«li\iiWI, gr^TTj^, §[TO?^. 
 Jantilt, ade. gaihj. '1'jH'M'iH, ST^ft^, rfM^+1'i, TH^^, 
 
 Jaxtiness, n. v. A. IJR/. aM?|«^/. ^J^R w. ['^T^. 
 
 JaNtY, a. airy, showy, fine. t{R<^K, tJpft^, rfHj*'»n-HI, ^^- 
 Januabt, w. ^^vft ^HMl "if^T Hf^TT w. mI'^hi'm «». 
 To Japan, v. a. vHHH-t<<| Clrfi^' Om^i «. ?5r9t. 
 Jb Jab, v. n. grate, Sfc. «R^ot, ;p(7R-^^-&c. STT^T^f, ^- 
 ;[T^5^ m.-kc. ^^, Hl^Nui. 
 
 2 fig. clash, interfere, be inconsistent. ^^i-[4A*\-f^W\- 
 <T-&c. aro^-TS^, Ji*HI<< M.-&C. SRT^ 5'. o/" ». ^»!T (m.-vT- 
 <TT OT.-^3/.-&c. ^SW^ 5'. o/s. 
 
 3 See To Squabble, To Quaheel. 
 
 Jae, n. jarring sound, ^;<«K/. !p^5[t5[\l^ m.-^ViS, m.-&c. 
 
 2 earthen vessel. qiT »». »r5% «. dim. m^iA n. §^/ qT- 
 mf.^Zm. ^*r «• The common _;ar« are SR^ft/- KT5 «». 
 
 t»T M. dim. i\^v(\f. 
 JaEOON, n. T. GiBBEEISH. ^PH^ «. ^'II^-*1l"^ii^-<iM^-&c. 
 
 ^ir?ft/. tT?^ TTTT/. f^^m *rr!TT/. 
 
 2 barbarous mixture of languages, f^^^ttf. ^iVpftff. 
 Jaeqonist, ». T. N. 2. %>5'j^=^, fiT'snTT'ft. 
 
 JiSMIITE, «. ^/. ^5TT<ft/. 
 
 Arabian j. nl'lO/. 
 American j. s«<t)M-M m. 
 Eared j. ^f/. 
 
 Yellow j. #^ ^/. Some other kinds are ^ m. 
 j. multiflorum or pubescens. ^rftj. grandiflorum. »ft- 
 nrr ffj.-5j7 TTtntT «».-'iVrtt/-K!'K/. j. zambac. ♦i'lfriMifw 
 jiVfrWr H^'KI W. <»)RmI'1'0/. 
 Jaspee, n. \{^nv{\ 3n^, 
 
 Porphyritie j. fipTf^Tsft/. 
 Jaundice, n. qf^ f o;). "ri m. qfjftT >». +nfl"I /. +IM*T 
 fop. +IHoi/. jpT^fttJT/. +1^*/. *^/. «. ^?IT «J. 
 Incipient j. q^??!^/. 
 Jaundiced, a. that hasj. T|^"t'ft, V i |<) 'I M W -f^^-^rp-Ac. 
 Jaunt, n. ramble, v. Excuesion. ^^f. W^fhif. 
 Javelin, n. spear, llrft/. ^^/. ^/. ^^f. I^f. TT- 
 
 Jaw, n. or«IIT or v»1N4l or ^N4I ««. vTtTT? n. yTfTlt «. ^- 
 *rr5 n. ==r'TT5 n. ^/. ^/. ilirsft or !l^<n^ or iKToft 
 /. or ^ n. — in cant or covert phraseol. ^MIoSmO/. 
 
 Articulation of the j. SftrTF^ ^frs /. 
 
 The jaws. ^s^tS «. ^T^St «•/>?. [T m. 
 
 Locked j. «i<i%iT' or ^\m f. v. sf^, ^^^ m. ^^- 
 
 To lock one's j. ( as by a charm ). jt5/. «ltsr^. 
 2 clatter.^ rattle, jabber, v. Pbate. «IS«)S/. «nPT^/. =?- 
 
 To put in one's j. nts n. Mld^^f, T'*I3«I^'M or fTSR^ 
 adv. ^B^T, ailM^ ^1% n. <i+rtui. 
 To stop one's j. ^/. «rt^. 
 To Jaw, ». «. v. To Pbate, vni»«s"i, "Ms««s'3i, •i'i«i'iw(, «?tl». 
 
 i Jaw-tooth, n. ^f. ^f. 
 Jat, n. — the blue j. Coraci'a* »W»ca. ^?T/>op. ^H ot. H- 
 
 2 — Gracula religiosa. ^^A\ or^^fT m. 
 Jealous, a.apprehensive ofrivalskip, impatient of anoihePa 
 
 tUCCesS. »1r«0, 'HMr+li, HTt1<|-HI, W^^Tr^TTT^, tlHr'I'TT- 
 
 qw?ft^, Tujwsii^, 3r^T^*rni^, s^^. 
 
 2 suspicious in love, sftrft^ ^;T^ 3TOt^, ^HTf^W^T^^, 
 sftf?r5q?'T^r5[f^^iftfH5'rf*RKT?!i^, ^HW^Nl.-a husband 
 of a wife, HiM^ll^i*^, 'TTJ^ltf^, ^K^iPf.fl. — a wife of 
 a husband, 'T^^^ii^rT. 
 
 3 careful or concerned for the honor of. arf'TKT'ft. 
 
 I Jealoust, n. V. A. 1. HWT w. 'M«(HH<-y< m. WTr^TR m. 
 'HIMiT<4 n. aT»Tg*f^ m. ^<]r*^^-^ m. ^W^^^ n. ift- 
 
 2 ififft-H i fl^TTq- OT. $imnT m. &c. sfn RM'^raT^ispr/. :ftf?r- 
 
 sJTfT'TnnFr/iftf^f^'rf'T^TTT^i^/. — of a husband respect- 
 ing a wife, iJ^M^IITT^/. -JlK!)!l*i/. — of a wife respect- 
 ing a husband, "K^lff^/- 
 
 3 STfinTROT. 
 
 To Jeee, v. a. mock, deride, v. To Eidicule, To Contemn. 
 3^^1*1 m.-SST/.-^^qr or f^^P^f. pl.-^'^^^f. pl-^- 
 ^n^ft/.- vJMIofl /.-5?Toit/.-?^T5E^/.-r?fToft/.-&c. ^^ y. 
 q/" 0. vJM^I*l>Ji. 
 
 Jeee, Jeebing, n. t. V.— ar i. 3M^m w. <S«(|of\/ *<i(|ctqft/. 
 
 Jeebee, n. Jeebing, p. a. t. V. gM^IW •hi.uiKI, &c. 3Vi^- 
 
 Jeeeixglt, ado. g^T^pf, aM^F'H ^S'STT, 'J^Toft't, &C. 7^^- 
 Jejune, a. barren, dry, Sfc. ?W, ?^, ^^WjVpSW, 5^?, 1%- 
 
 Jejuneness, «. V. A. ?%qtnT M. ^^^^rlT /. ^^ «. ^^Rlf^n. 
 
 Jellt, n. — of fruit. H<*m ot. TSTT^ ot. 
 
 2— of flesh. JTRHRf^^tFTV J». 
 
 3 viscous substance, f^^f. 
 To Jeopaed, To Jeopabdize, «. o. hazard, expote to danger. 
 
JEW 
 
 453 
 
 JOC 
 
 k 
 
 To j. one's life. «H4|-s.«<I r^ or ^iTfT ^^W^ or qjir. 
 
 To j. another's life. •H<*l-»<4! fTrSt or <SJ^ MWh or ^. 
 
 "^ OPABDOOS, a. hazardous, V. Daxoehocs. ^JTt^pft, ^t^KF^TT. 
 
 : :0PAM)T, n. hazard, T. Da50£b, Bisk. ^ft^ftH n. H^ n. 
 
 qlq^T m. ^^ m. 
 
 2 ( of life ). mwi«+.« n. ^wm^ m. :nTffT m. hi«ii«k-=ii 
 
 To be in j. JTHTTfT o»" fWHIli Hmif-q^ impers. con. 
 
 sTTBrnft or fjRT^r its/. <t5^ or ?m^ w. t?^ y. o/*. 
 
 Ti> Jehk, c. a. iiciteh, Sfe. 3T«5uf or ^^joj or f^'H5"ii, 3TR- 
 i^Ot, ^•M*<'i, f|^nfT m.-ffHIT »».-'3T«5T »».-3TN^ OT.-^- 
 
 To be jerked, tuttain a Jerk or thoei. »nn^, ♦•^i+ui, 
 
 f\m>\ m.-&o. snm. 
 
 2fting xcUh a quick smart motion. tJ-l+K'Sl, lil-HilM-?^- 
 
 ^-4tc. «n>S|-ii4,«jf, atu^MPl •!>*>!* -«!<"( -Ac. 
 Jeik, n. sudden puU, push, Ifc. f^^T^ m. f^^rST w. SHRT m. 
 
 3TN^ ot. ^^^ m. B^ipm «. 
 JessAMiSE. See Jasmine. 
 To Jmt, p. »».>*«, ifc. 35T or*J^/.-4gi(lvft/.-3^|M«*<l/.- 
 
 jEiT, %,joke, 55T or *J?T/ 3^ HI^T «. H^isO-^ HTPT w. 
 «Tft^ra^/. ff'T^fr^/. fr^T^HI^T «. 
 
 Jests and jokes. S^^Tsft or iH^^Tsft /. e5»*'.H>0 / ^- 
 
 To turn into j. SJT/. *57T JPF^f y. qfo, 
 2«bjeet»/Ungkieror sport. ft^l^lW* «. Rhi^MIM n. 
 
 8 opposed to atmett ; yarn*, sport, fan. ^ «. HH>0/. 
 
 jEsm, «. Jtsnxo, ;>. a. t. V. sgT&c. fifoJUI, a^^lvif, 3%- 
 
 I. cony, «i«Ty andrew, v. Borroo.x. g?I»rf-T;^^, HfT, 
 nElai^'i ««. 
 Kkig'* j. iwrtni^O. 
 
 JunxoLT, adv. 5^, a^^rft, ft'ii^i't, Ac. 
 
 Jescit, JucrriCAt, itBvnuu,fy. See Cd5:(I50, Ac. 
 
 Jet, n.jetd'eau. *!'. J1 n. *^KI »•. 
 
 Baaia made for the water of a j. ^m. 
 EtoTat«d oaton for a j. (m«nn m. 
 Thonaand strMBed j. ^imft VTT^i r. 
 S Ifawl alMM. «1T M. 
 Jcr. See To Jct. 
 SUCK, Jettt, «. See Black. 
 JertT, a. ^>r, »iw/<». H*T or v^ n. 
 J KB B'laniT, n. wUiicun. ^^m ■»• 
 
 J.'a haii>. ^1 or HIT^ m. ^WJ<i «. 
 jBWn, «. preaotu stone, Sfc. Xfin. ^f9^ or Hvf^M. HIT^M. 
 
 ft% or 5Tf*l% m. pi. ^^\^i n. 
 Belating to gems or jewels, iftjlf^ft. 
 J. worn in a crest. ■<j4lHuO m. 
 2 — as a term of endearment. ^r?T n. <T^ff m. r^«(^| >«. 
 Jewel-house, Jewel-office, Jewelet, «. Nii«)|^"l<<?tl«l i m. 
 
 tr^^llrtl/. [ Hfn/. 
 
 jEWEL-MEfE, f». ^I-«ft ^m/. ^?T?rf^/. irf^H^/. ^51- 
 
 Jewelleb, n. ^<4'1 r^O t)«^. ^^, JTf^l^R;w^. iT% or 
 
 iTortt or H«<<K, vHi*||. 
 Jewelet, n. jewels, ^s^t^ n. •j\Uri\^ or vT5T^% ilPl^ »».;)i. 
 
 T^ or if^ffi. ^?3^pft/ 5rPl% or ^Tft%»/»./»i. 5TWT^ n, 
 
 2 V. Jewel-house. ^H'vrar/. 
 Jewess, «. ^f^f. 
 
 JgwiSHj a. m^ or ?T|?TnTT, Tf^t^, ^f^ V^^. 
 Jewbt, n. Jews' quarter. ?rg<ji^ H^i^l »». 
 Jib, n.— the sail. 3ft>T/. i^/. 
 
 The-jib-sheet. f^HHt n. 
 JiFFT, See Teice. 
 Jia. See Dasce. 
 Jilt, n. Koman who trifles loith her lover. ZWii ^HT'Ft /. 
 
 V<1|R<m/. ^'%frtrrp'T»TTfjT'ft/. 
 To Jilt, c. a. trick in love, — a woman. 5^?r ^rF"t-^t3^, 
 
 JiKUERS, n. jointed hinges. f^s>{|'|^ n. j>Z. ft^nnff «. ;>/. 
 To JiSGLE, t). «. fZin^•, sound with a rattle. ^oT^oS^, ^nif- 
 
 2 — toe-ornaments, &c. *ui5ju|uf^ 
 JiXQLE, n. clinking sound. ^nc^ToS/. iJI^K m. fPT^PRr f». 
 
 2 ( of toe-ornaments, &c ). ^"JIi^ui /. ^miHf. «iHI«*>0 
 y. — itttens. ilM(JH|<i w. duid^lK w. [ sftrf. 
 
 JlSQLlSG,/). «. V. V. ^'Ici^'liUIKI, 0U|^U|U|KT, &c. <*!*<'<- 
 
 JiSOLixoLT, m/y. SpHT, ^a-^FT-'CT-Ac. ^fafr«5, ^Tt^"! or 
 "rt, ^uitjui, ViHtlH or »Tt, ■MH-«<H. — inlens. Ifitixrrt, q- 
 
 irTTf, tfuiitjui, gorNTjr, ^nrr^nr, uHiyn, <<<o&n«jot_ 
 2— bells, &c. on the toes. a^T^T-^-Ac 9K9^, ff»^- 
 WT or »Tt, ^T^, ?T^ or ^mjm. 
 JlSJALL, n. v^^JTTi? or !5r?inc5 /• 
 
 Job, n. />iec« 0/ eiance work, 3mWT ti. armriTFnT n. 
 f^<^|<i& q>m n, 
 Bj the j. 3W. 
 
 Errand jobs. aw/, tst/. B^'f "FW »». 
 J.-boy. anwwfT, 
 2 icwA «e< on foot for pritate prqfit or ends. W^^ f^I- 
 H a.-^T^ «. HrMMIMl^^T ^4 n. 
 To Job, *>. ». do jobs. anrPPT n.-^HiMUiMlilH a. W^. 
 JoBUB, *. V. V. arrWTH I^OTRT, Ac, SHP^^ft, ^l<f>l''MT, 
 
 JOBBEHsowL, n. T. Fool, 'lic^ivi ffCKm m. mOTT. 
 Jocxn, fi. risler, breaker in, ifc. of hoftei. ^f ^r, H>^- 
 
^^ JOT 
 
 2 See EoonK. 
 To Jockey, v. a. cheat, trick, t. To Deceive, <)>^i|Oi, a^Jjiili, 
 
 ^ m. ^^ SlfsR ^ m. f^iiiuj. 
 Jocose, o. v. Joculab. 5%?^rT, i^^M, 'lc|+*ll. 
 Jocosely, adv. v. A. s^, fcf^T^, i^«tlO, ^■HH^'Hd, 3t% 
 
 Rrfl^, &c. 
 Jocosesess, «. T. A. «1^«IMT'/ 4^<jfl0/. [f*Tf«TfT, 
 
 JocosEBiocs, a. partaking of mirth and seriousness. f^»ft^- 
 JocoLAB, a. facetious, jocose., — of persons. A^HKi <iS«ii^, 
 
 <i^«)l^+, K^=^qT, TfT^TT, fjf^r^, nj'il<^*l(t, <»Mlrfl,d%^, 
 
 2 — of sentiments, &c. HlHK.MI, It+O-m, st^, f^i7<0, 
 ^^, fsRT^TfH^, f^#r^T^, f^f^R^. 
 JocuLAEiTY, n. V. A. 1. sl^jpft/ ^t^frft/- f^Rt^W. ?.l%*hril 
 
 Jocund, a. gay, liveli/, gladsome, v. MEEEY.3TH?(t, ^Bnft, 
 aTPT^r^, S'gltllMI, 3TH^tT, 3I5T^fTT, g?Tf^f5, g?T 
 
 Jocundity, Jocukdkess, «. v. A. aTRSffxT/. ^J^W^f^f 
 To Joo, V. a. push or shake slighthf. 9TT^T^''t, ^«T^wf, ^^^m 
 
 -f|^<FT»».-3Tt^^»»--&c. ^-»rrT"'t. 
 
 2 priik or touch hintingly. sH^, iit-=|«iui', s"N<Jf, ??fSTo5ot, 
 or ^JiTTaEor, 5T5Tf«n'T, ^nufl/- SI^JOI. 
 5b Joo, V. «. f/iofe heavily.^ slowly, Sfc. ^J?^-*^^^ o**4 Ho" 
 -;j'l^jJ*|-<«<1<,'(Srt-&C. qT%-=llrfui. 
 
 To j. on with, «/(»/<, manage, S(c. toilh. ^ftiRof, ^ft^WT 
 
 Jog, Jogging, m. v.Y.A. l.—act. arH^w. <&c. q^ or mgr 
 
 2— oc^ et^w. &c. 7*n»ft/. f^fJft/ T?TolT«. 
 JOGOINGLY, arfr. heavily., slowly^ Sfc. '^'^\^ '^^^i *ivj4j 
 
 <4«i<MiH, Ti?m^, ^n^, 55^, S^^g^^TT- 
 2b Joggle, w. o. See To Jog, v. n. See To Shake, 
 JooTEOT, «. g^^F g^'F'^n?, 
 John a Nokes and Tom a Stiles. \>\\-^ . 
 Xo Join, v. a. unite., combine, put together, vrt'i^uj, ^rswf, fir- 
 
 oi^, ?rfqwr, ?rttT7^, ^^ 'R^, ?n«wn.-^iT5S'».-?i^»».- 
 '«'«<l«l«i«.-&c. ^)^ ^. ofo. ^^-^;^\f^-&c. ^^. 
 2 to; add unto, ^jjuj, sijjSr, >jjo4ut, rfHul, 
 A piece joined on. ?rt*TT»». 3fr5«»./. 
 2b Join, v. n. unite, become one with, firaor, ^^fr^f, ^%q 
 «».-&c. aRTot y. o/ «. ^^^. 
 
 2 Je contiguous. c4*i<iiw-^n?T/. 3T^ ^. q/ ». recip. BTrt- 
 
 3ra#, a'i4H-tir^^-r^*'iH-fH|^-&c. aro^. 
 
 3 confederate., v. To Combine, fifotfii, ^ra^T, ^'iSf, 5^. 
 To j. in with in singing, second. ^»». tT^, frrS^jf, 
 
 To j. be ieywn— battle. ^PTxfr, f^Huf. 
 JortfED, p. V. V. A. 1. <^t?^c5T, fHot^.OT, ^q%OT, Ac. ^- 
 
 2 3T>5^^, &c. orft^. [^. 
 
 V. V. N, 1. f*rai%r5T, &c. 5tP, ^5?i;, 5^, f^rgntT, ?fJ5F, 
 
 Joints, n. Joining, p. a. v. V. A. 1. ^!?tW^, fH cmmii l, 
 
 454 JOK ^ 
 
 ^ftroint, &c. ^iM*i'-<Ji, vriii*!'^!, 3?3«ft'=^, ^trft, ?Tf- 
 
 2 v»rrsUTRT, ^i^lHI, &c. 
 
 Y. V. N. 2. rt'lrt(|-Mi, JJilrT^T, S'ltft'^l, ^?P?f, ^rfi, g^- 
 
 f?c?^, ai^'Hi'f). 
 
 I. V. Cakpenteb. gmr, ^?r«rK. [^f-cr^m w. 
 
 JoiNEKY, n. art an(i business of joining. <>i\i<h\H n. ^'i^\Hn. 
 
 Price or cost of j. ^VU^^f ^ST/. ^wff. 
 Joining, n. v. "V. A. l.~act. ^vi n. fMottjuj ». ^fqot «. 
 &c. v^TS'ift/. -jfis"}^/. ^5^/- ^irsoft/. ^rrr ». ^15^? n. 
 
 ^iil'-dHI /. ♦I'li^^"! «• ti*ii^K m. 
 2 — oc/. -jfliiif n. &c. MTliuf) /. Mi'i««^/. ^isufl /. ^TS'T/. 
 I. See Joist. 
 Joint, «. articulation, knucEe, knot, Sfc. ^^ f. ^\^\ m. w- 
 
 ftr M./. ?j(:T/. qr ». ^«. [T^ «. ^ra«. its/. ^/. «l^">. 
 
 qfir »«. ^STToir m. arfJfiT^f^ m. 
 
 Knob or prominence of a j. g«lT w. 
 To be out of j. ^trr m. 3^3of. 
 
 2 /ine or point of junction, ^^f. ?rt*TT»». ^jftHn. ^^m.f. 
 
 3 portion included between ttco articulations,y.liiTKK:soj)&.- 
 TION. :?jf| 71. qr n. >^ «. 
 
 4 limb of an animal cut up by the butcher, ^fi*!^ fs^- 
 
 Joint, a. shared by two or more. t\H{-* or ■HHli*, ^T^f^ 
 /W^-HHlvHl+iOT^TTT, 3(T%JR5fTf*np, aH^^F^rlT^, r<H<^»ilrfl. 
 
 2 united in the same office, duty, possession, Sfc. ^rft^r, 
 ^ " l^l cft^ l, '^•f.^fiiq+i^t, ^^f^mft, ^ (in comp. as ^^- 
 Ht'ftj. possessor. W^WI»fl j. proprietor. ^T^lf^^Flft j. 
 official, &c. &e. ), ^rfljJfy'T, TI^ and «ig ( in com. as ^- 
 R^HIA j. heir ). 
 
 3 united, combined. v^^x||, vjimcfl-m, ^Joswft^, fKOTPT^r, 
 &c. -^uHl, ^'J^nTHr*TTTRT, 'Et'Tq^frnfi^FT^. 
 
 To Joint, v. a. form vnth articulation. W^TNT ^J^, ^- 
 
 2 divide in the joints, m^ m. or Bt^ m. pi. Ktfot-^W- 
 DT, ^tftTHH M.-^flT^ m. qpTof. 
 Jointed, ;>. v. V. 1. HftTHr %^, 'Bt«='lNT, ^^, ^rf^W, 
 
 2 ^^5«<?ir!l, &c. HftTH^. 
 JoiSTEE, n.— large plane. ^ m. 
 Jointly, ai». together, in concert, v. Conjointly. f^T^r^, 
 
 JOINTBESS, M. <i5<|4|-&C. fvlrtlSTT^ eft. 
 
 JoiNT.UBE, n. woman's settlement. m^rf^Jiil' m. ^i«0<ii «. Tf- 
 
 Joist, «. — of a building-. W-f^f- «JT»TT m, ^5T w. 
 
 Consisting of joists. «»>^«i<^. 
 To Joist, v. o. +fl"^l<i m. ^K^. 
 Joke, «. v. Jest, s^r/ or »?TT/. ^ »TPn»r ». ^T^tP/. 
 
 Practical j. fPTNtVF/ 
 2 — opposed to earnest. |fo5 m. H**(t/. %3^/. 
 
JOTT 455 
 
 Joke, r. n. v. To Jest. Z^ /.-HH>(\ f.-ic. ^^. 
 ■iEB, n.T.V. «iii. Jesteb. 35T-&C. +<uiKI, HHi-^l, f^-ilfO. 
 
 i'LE. See Cheek. 
 
 J'JLH5Ess. Jor.tiTT, n. V. A. 1. ^J^T^fhm m. arnt^t'mTw. 
 
 I. See ilzHBiJCEyr. 
 
 : LT, a.jocial, gay. htely, ^-c. v. Mehbt. 3ffl+ft, 3TR^, 
 «J»1S»II, 'IHrMI, •«<<4'fl, S^JTT, ft^, VV^. 
 2 plump, tleek. imH\>\ or iH^jflH, 3^5^^^, ^HJIiOh, 
 
 7b Jolt, r. a. $hake tcith su^iJen jerks. '-mI-^^A, ^■4<h^, ^- 
 
 ^^1 r^+<i«i, f^W*"!, ^Ijfltui or-^HJ-iuf, vr% «». pl.-^^ 
 
 ^ m. p/.-*rq% tn. pl.-&<;. Mm^fi. 
 
 To be jolted. *M+u|', ^IT^of, iH*r w.-flgT m.-f^^WTw. 
 
 -Ac. JT^ i«. «>«. 
 /o Jolt, r. n. thake teith a thort motion. f^^+Ofr, f^^T^JHOT, 
 
 ^i^*oi, f^ToEof, f^^+<4ui, r^W+l m.-ic. W^. 
 Jolt, »i. »AocJt or thakefrom a jerk. «RgT or tPFT w. JTT m. 
 
 JoLTifEAD, n. T. Fool. |:*^t, ^|U | M I. 
 
 To Jostle, v. a. thake hy running ogaintf. ^?roT, t7^ ^n'Jlr, 
 
 *I^ m.-r^«*l »i.-4c. 2{ot-r!l*<ui-*nTwt or ^3r!T-&c. ^nTjf. 
 JosTtlso, «. T. \.—act. r^ fi. Ac. T^/ 
 
 J. &nd Bhouldering ( in a crowd ). ij^MV^^H / 
 Jot, (». V. Bit. ^ m. s^n m. ^^ m. arw »/i. r^:qnJr m. 
 
 JUD 
 
 T^j Jot, r. a.nofe down 7r^, frnJf, i^T^T-f^'T^ 5^. 
 
 Jorrnto, «. JTMTjr «i. fi «ior n. ^Mufl /• 
 
 JocB!»At, n. diary. <M*.<<I *»^HH|tO ^ /. rrspTmi m. f^- 
 
 2 ( of » mcrcliont ) book framed from the "Wiste-book 
 and introductory to the Lesoeb. qigT ^IHT »». t qO^{ t/. 
 
 ^^ii^wO/ «pnvft/ 
 
 Note. Where, as in aingle entry, only two books are 
 uied, Til. Journal or Day-book, and Ledger or Post- 
 book, there the tcrma wanted to express this word 
 must be sought under Day-book or Waite-book and the 
 terms giren here must be added to those under Ledger. 
 
 A partirular account in the j. ^(^ n. 
 
 3 See Newsfapeb. 
 
 J-nEiTET, n. travel by land. «Tt/ ^TKf. imm.Tmm. (as 
 
 ^ f^wirWt WR, ^TT f^i«lNi rwr Ac, ) ^\^f. in»i^w- 
 
 or n. ^ntlHWi M. 'f^TT n. 
 
 Halting or alighting on a j. k^ n. 
 J. to and from, trip, iff^f. [WTm^ tn. 
 
 Money Uken to defray the expenses of a j.fPW^/. 
 To accomplish the object of one's j. WfKf. fTTVwf. 
 7o JooBXKT, V. fi. T. N. ifT^, W7.f.-f(xA m.-rr/q m. ^^• 
 
 JOvniTEE, ». JocB^iKTixo. ;>. a. T. V. an(/TRATEI.LEB. fR 
 
 llfl^KI, WI?^Rk, *IItMI"ff, »TT'nr<T. 
 JOvU|>iCI«, N. ▼. y.—aet. fPT ^RiSr «. ^Wf ^Ppfr /». Ac. 
 
 ^n?/. in»Nw^ n. wf. ^f^ n. 
 
 JotBNETMAS, n. hired toorkman. ^^-^K<<| ^Trn^T?5^ ^- 
 
 J0UR5ETW0BK, «. ^M+IH n. 
 
 Joust. See JisT. 
 
 Jovial, <i.yo%, ^-c. v. Meebt. smisfT, '^I'nft, TlS^ft, ?>- 
 
 JoTiALiTT. See Mebeimest. 
 
 Jowl. See Cheek. 
 
 Jot, n. gladness, delight, exultation, ^'c. 3TPT^ m. ^ m. ^- 
 ^ »». ?ifTt^ m. T(5TW w. ^^/. 7?HT^ ««. STHri^T^ w*. STI- 
 ?^ m. infl^ wi. TR<?t'r w. STR^ffrT/. ^'S^f^/.— as in- 
 tensed, and expressed by rapture, transport, ecstacy, ^c. 
 arf'TPt^ m. TTTT^ in. M^M<^ n». Slfri^^ m. artrTflTfTN «i. 
 
 To give one j. See To Cosgeatuiate. 
 To Jot, v.n. be glad, v. To Eejoice. SfT^ m.-Ac. TRof, aiTT- 
 Hf^H-&c. ^t^, 3TR^ m.-&c. ^RoJ in. ron. ^^, 3TM^. 
 To Jot, ». a. ma/tc glad., v. To Eejoioe. aTR^f^, ^^^r, 
 
 2 See To COSGBATtLATE. 
 
 JOTFCL, a. glad, exulting. ^, 3TR^5^, ^"Igf*, ^^IP'^JH, 
 ^TPT^, ^H^HM, ^«flr>1<|), ^^rrnT.— iu high degree, as 
 expressed by enraptured, enravished. Overjoyed, trans- 
 ported, in ecstacy, tj'c. STH^KT, 31M'<^ISH, ^li+M, ^^%- 
 
 Ever j. PlrMM'^/wp. PirMM^, ?I^^. 
 2 causing joy. 3TR^^, ^tHt, 3TR^ST^-^jnT^-?5T«PF, 
 
 JOTFULLT, arfr. V. A. 1. aflM^I^, i5^T#, ^H^*M, -fTRV 
 
 tfr, 3n'^^"J5^, Ac. 
 
 JOTFCLXESS, n. V. A. anJ JOT.STH^f^/. ?!H5[f*rn, 
 JOTLESS, «. roiW o/ joy. ^TTPJ^, 3(TT'^?^-^JfT-rf^'l-&C. 
 
 2 yielding no joy. 3T^ST^, 3Tg?T^, 3T^^, aR^FHT^^, 
 
 JOTLESSLT, adv. V. A. 1. STH^T^t^, ^"flUl-JM, ^'♦^•Ac. 
 JOTOUH, a. glad, joyful, v. Mebbt. 4ii»i^, T!?nft, STPT^^fH. 
 
 2 giving joy, t. Jotful. 3TR^r^, ^^'Ml, f^^T^. 
 JoroustT. See Jotfullt. 
 JoTOct!nB8. See Jot. 
 JcBiiAKT, a. ihouting tcith joy. ^<iv*^\^f(\, 'PTffli^^T^- 
 
 SxjtiLZZ, n. teatoH of great festivity. VV[m, iT^tHTT^m. iT- 
 
 JiDOE, »i. ojlcer who hear* and determinri causes. '<<im*ftn, 
 
 s^TT VI^wjI'I-^'.oiKI-^iuiKi, ljH^i'*-'MiMir<<^n-Ao. ^- 
 
 «T?T, mfjfT'K, 3T?WTf^, ^rsf from the English is usod 
 for aEuTOjieaii judge.— ainoug MuhftmmRdan«. ^TJft. 
 Criminal j. ♦pT^, 
 
JtTD 
 
 456 
 
 JtTM 
 
 2 connoisseur, Sfc. <TTT^, ^t[^T.^ ^JIMrTT, ^JTM, ^T^, 
 ^^1 ^utHI^«fi', f^r*;???*', qft^^rf , ^?rfT. 
 jTo Judge, ». n.jorm an opinion or judgment. f^T^ft «j.-f^- 
 >/r5r »».-?lCrf^vjT/.-&c. ^p^Tif, ar^TTT n.-?l% »».-&c. q>^, 
 iT?f n.-?PR'^/.-&c. 3T?r^ y. o/«. 
 
 2 consider accurately, discern, dislinguislt. f^^R m.-^- 
 "^RW M.-^'Tr5<T/.-^qf'Ffft/.-?fjnit3T/.-&c. JRot, fT^, 
 
 3 hear and determine causes, i'ldrfl »».-5=«TTT »».-^^?n'Pm. 
 
 ^n:?5r TO.-&C. ^of. 
 
 To Judge, v. a. try, examine and decide on. ^^T^ m. <TT^- 
 
 jRot-^rs'^-fT^TS'jf-H^H armof y. ofo. '■^\^\\^^ f.-%^- 
 
 ?TTV m.-iTTf «ft/.-f?IufT m..ff[^\^ m.-&e. ^^ g. of o. 
 — Expressing the sense of this word as appearing under 
 the phrases to call to account, to tal-e to task, to reckon 
 iviih, to haul over the coals, are the following J^, 55[^- 
 
 S?r %ot, ?J5T m.-iiil^if. SFTTtTf-fTTsr^. 
 
 2 reckon, think, consider. J^nrof, MUluj, %^ot, 
 
 3 T.ToEuLE. 3?5^m^,?iRr?r«.-3Tg?mT?r«.qRoty. o/o. 
 
 JcDGESiiiP, n. 'JTmrftr^fr/. ^Jm'Pt/. tTM lrW 'f.K M. 
 JUDGMEKT, n.facvUy of judging, discrimination, ^f^/. ?nT- 
 
 According to one's j. q^n^fg", ^pcTTHfrr, 
 
 2 thought, notion, v.Opixioif. HcT n. ^f^f. fk^(K «*. ?J- 
 
 3 determination of the mind, decision. ff{^K m. f^JispTw. 
 
 To strive against one's better j. 5^#^C n. ^r^. 
 
 4 sentence, award. fspTTIT w. ^T'Tq w.^HffT »«. §<jvH ♦». 
 
 5 ryr/i^ of sentencing. ^^T^ ^^qj'^ S^f^JR »«.-^TTr/- 
 
 C rfifine infliction, f ^RHTT 'M'T w. i'''«Rr^ ^^ w. 
 Judgment -DAT, n. vPTRT 'Tra' ^<ui|NT f^^RT m. 
 
 JUDGMENT-nALI, «. ^m^^Hr/. OTH^TT/. 
 
 JuDGiiENT-SEAT,«. -■4< N I f':T5|ir^ TT^/- '='TRTRTT«. epfTRRw. 
 JUDICATOET, n. fO«r< of justice. 3T^R5fT/. ^Tiq^PTT/. 'T'?'- 
 
 ??*rT/. 5=ftf?RrHr/^»T^T?JT/. ^Trf'inFnjr «. ^tttftr «. 
 
 Jt'DiCATOHT, o. dispensing justice. fqT<<+,<uqixfT, J^TTTTT^- 
 
 JuDiCATCKE, «. /jower of distributing justice. s^IRT Hl^u^l- 
 ■^-^RTTqrgfT 3rf«nPR w. ^^T^vVrf^^R m. 5='TT^nf«l^»Rw. 
 
 2 Sec JuDICATOBY. 
 
 JuDiciAi,, a. pertaining, S;c. to the administration of justice. 
 •■<4i«4ir^?ft^r, f^T^ cp^tT^firfT-TT^i^ir^, •■<<I*<M-MUIMI, 
 
 2 relating, S^c. to the practice of courts of justice. BSpT- 
 ^KPSTT, s^T^rft^ or c^N^'lR*, sqq^, 5?T4^R^«ft- 
 
 J. procedure, cq^^ m. Op^t/. 
 3 inflicted as a penally or in judgment, f|T^7T^g?F, ^55^, 
 
 Jvsiciovs, a. possessing sound judgment., acting according 
 to sound judgment, v. AVisE. fsRqft, «HW<^K, yHvrft-T, 
 
 ?m^!RT, ^JT'^H^K, g^ur, ?Tfsr$^, f^^qji^q-, fir, qrir, 
 
 fTH'q^, flRT^ff, H^5^Tf, 3R?ifT. 
 
 2 accordant tcith sound judgment, v. Wise. f^t^JT^T, ?TT- 
 
 JuDiciousLT, adv. V. A. ?rir^^<mT^, ^ifl^qquiH, «H^^ffr^, 
 
 JUDICIODS>-ESS, «.V. A.l. ?nT3T5Rt/. ^RT^^/. ^m^tTT- 
 
 oiT m. &c. f^^^; m. ffTrir/. sTTfrnr/. &c. 
 
 Jug, n. t. Vessel, ^m. ^T^/. ^^ ♦». 
 
 A glass j. f^ m. 
 To SvGQix, V. n. play tricks ly sleight of hand. rf^^qTR? 
 
 w.-TT^:? n.-«fr3rT;^/.-?f^?R5iqt/.-5fj«fiRr «.-^f^t| «i.- 
 
 2 practise artifices. TT^ «.-*IT^RTrft /.-c^'Tira' w.-OTStf' 
 
 /.- ?5C"TS«^ rt.-&c. SRDT-^of. [fr>ET w. 
 
 JrooLE, M. trick., deception. <pj /. Wi-mil/. i-h^ ^ f. arf?5T w, 
 
 JuoGLEH, n. JuGGLnro, p. a. V. V. 1. and Cosjukek. »?)^5 
 
 q'Tra JfRiirRT, &C. VX^ or mftft, ^S^npft, HMIHrMI, 
 
 5i^3R5i^, srr^3TiR, jnvfr^fr, ^?^f^, JTrqrsftfr. 
 
 The gibberish, mummery, &c. of a j. iTvft^r n. 
 2 t*Ai\^ qR(JTRT-^3irRT,&c. 'TRTRfrr, aMSI»*JT. 
 JuGGLEEt , JuGOLiso, «. flf< or practice of legerdemain, qpr, 
 5 n. jTll'i'lTrS «. HMfMfft/ HRfRTfft^ %5E m. qr^^nft/". 
 T^3R^^/. ^q'inT n. ^ftqvJT »«. ^^r?i «. Ift^/. ^? 
 »RR «». ^in-=lr*|*1^ ^m m. ^?9?5IM5r «. HfTT/. '^^Z 
 2 underhand work, artifices., ti-icks. TT^ «. HfTRTfft/. 
 rtH«l«« m. rtHSIs/. r?«tUot M. :prZ»T^ «. 
 Jhgulae, o. belonging to the neck. 1oC^^T,^5^«fti^,!Ji3^. 
 Juice, n. sap of plants and fruits. JM m. tfn»ft n. j^ m, f^T- 
 qRT m. gvTT/ 
 
 Neat or pure j. at'RW w. STFRH m. ^HT^ >». 
 JuiCELEss, o. ffrnr/xjp. f^R^, fq^, ^it^-Tff?T-^|fq, g«^, 
 JuiCilfESS, n. V. A. ^r^TToPTirT m. ?R?frrr/. ^«i|l^rq «. 
 Juicy, a. succulent. T^TTcE, THHC, ^HHfTT, ?R?r, K^m^. 
 JuJUB, Jujube, «.— the tree. sqk/. qXt/ sj^t/. ssTsrfr/. 
 — the fruit. ^ w. sf^ m. 
 
 Branch of the j. tree broken off. «i1<+j^/. ^RPft/. 
 Fruit of tlic j. 'dried and pounded, ifli+'t «. 
 Stone or seed of the j. arf^oi/. 3TfCT5?r/. 
 July, «. ftf^ ^rraT^T tiM«(i Tf^r »». 3TT^K «TrqoT w. 
 2b JuMBij;, V. a. mingle confusedly, v. To Coniound. 5^3- 
 ot, ntsTSEot, HHnfJf, ntqiof, »ltq5I »«.jffqo5prxfWS/.-qT- 
 PTTO/.-sqarJ^Toi/.-Ac. w.mg- ofo. 
 
 Jumble, n. state of confused mi.rlurc, t. CoxFtJSlON. iff^TS 
 
 m. qtsj »n. qTrr^:^/. qcqrq'rji m. n^ m. ^qr? m./. »i<f- 
 
JUS 
 
 467 
 
 JTT3 
 
 2 confuted mau, T. MirrCHK. ^RTRT *• ai<"l»i< «• "ft- 
 
 JciIBUED,/». V. V. (StJiArll, 'tiyoSfWI, &C. 'T<ra5,?ra??,#^M. 
 JcltBLES, «. JCMBLIXO, ^. «. T. V. JThldUIKI, &C. V||c4»<HTI, 
 •HucCVI, •1I1«IS»4I. 
 
 To Jump, p. n. /«ij>. ^5^^, 31^, Ti\/- hkuI. 
 
 To j. about, T. To Feisk. f^oiRui oip. TSm/i^. HT- 
 
 2 See To Aobkk. 
 
 JcMP, JcMPiyo, fi. V. v. 1. — oc/. ^^ ». Tit / T^H «. 
 
 A j. or leap with the legs closed, f^rft 3^/. |j 
 
 JvSCTios, »i. act of joining, See Jovsvsa. 2joinedness, union, | 
 
 combmaiion, connection, v^ m. vTlw/. r»l3I<P »n. 'fPT ot. ! 
 
 ^M\*\ m. HT{]*iw m. ^ m.f. 31^ »n. Ih*"! /• HHrf / f5- ' 
 
 3 point of union. ?rtm «n. m^ f. ^m. ^tf^ m. /. ^"*T/.- | 
 JuscTTKB, fi. /iW of junction, ^m m. 5Eft*T/. ^^ «•/• ?rf^ i 
 
 m.f.t^f. 
 
 2 articulation. See JorST. Z point of time, crisis, ^ftr m. 1 
 
 ^ «. 3W^ m. '14«<l or ^ f. ire^ M. I 
 
 Perilous j. «iq*r OT. p. T5, ^^/. I 
 
 Unseasonable j. 3TTWf^/. | 
 
 JCXE, n. yir»ft WW^ *il^<(l llf^HI «n. ^^.-JTT^T^ m. 
 
 Jv^saLz, n. forest, w3d place, ^c.^^f]^n.^m n. 
 
 J C50IJS, a. inferior, common,— o{ tree*. n*W3, «if*n^. 
 
 JcsoLT, a. ^»T^, ^•l<*Jl'«(l. 
 
 JcnoB, «. yonnjer. m^^T, IWT^ ffTT, '5^^.— as distingui- i 
 shed from senior ( JJ^f ), g^. — as used of member of 
 ft family— i^reZT, Mli^r, <TT^t^, HI«HI, flIrfMI, ST^^JT, [ 
 
 3T«rrT. - || 
 
 2 inferior in ranJt. ?Tra^, «!3^ "TTrtWr, ^^. >' 
 
 y\::sim, n. y^mt W^. 
 
 JrsKBT, 2b JcxKiT. See PK4»t, To Feast. 1 
 
 Jlsta, Jcsto, II. cahai. t. Baud. WZ m.^zorV^m. aj7 m. I 
 JirtTDt, «. — the planet. ^ipTfiT m. »j^ m. ] 
 
 JlBiDlCAl., a. wnrf IN courts of justice. 3T^T^rft^, 3T^TWKY, i 
 
 JCKU>iCAtLT,a</r. according to forms of law. fs^^ qTlp^r. Ij 
 JcBi'COVaVLT, n. one vho ptcs opinion on points of law. *I- I: 
 
 >^?iiii«l<i<ii<i, t*>i^n(1, M^flr^fi, *«A>^^^ui. 1; 
 
 JcBH-MCno!!, It. power or right of exercising authority, tfc. 1. 
 STfvT^ETT ■». f^ »«. «nT^ m. WHrf^lO/. 
 
 That belongs to the j. of. 3nTBift?!T, |>?HMTh«|. j 
 
 JcnmcDKSCC, «. teieme of law. «H^TTTITH»»- MJ^|f<flR«. j 
 
 JCBlsrBiDEJtT, a. understanding law. Mlf^Mfl, vV4||Ki|<1|, 
 JCBIST, fi. oM teamed in the law. vAv\^, »<<1|Ufl,'"lf ^H- 
 
 JUBOB. See JUBTMAK. 
 
 JuBT, fi. ^^ mpl. 3^/. ( from the English ). 
 
 JcsT, a. upright.^ equitable, honest, fair — of persons. w< | tft , 
 pTOT^, ^TPTHT, Jftrft^, ^*n-=JI, Hcfl-^T, ■H-NI<il-«ll, ^^TF 
 
 »<(^^i<Ni, 'iiNPiy, ?iii«(Pigi, ^qrq-^ff^^ s'TFrn:, ^nn- 
 
 Xl'ilf"!* pop. VHlf<Jl+, tr^, ?TW, ^, <^nT«T, ? ft1?IHI^ 
 
 pop. llIrllR, 'flfd'lrl, ^TrT, <<<PlH, Tf'tirfSFF, 3T^ 5?T^- 
 
 ^. Some terms employed to express directly ,allusiTely, 
 appellativelly, Ac. An eminentli/ just person, and thus 
 answering to Aristides^ Nuoshirtcan, ^v. are, t<4{ | '»t , 
 
 MHi«<<iK, tf^HnSr, KffrrHr, qr^Tft, ^NHf^, p^rnreTft, 
 
 2 according to equity, right, proper, good — of acts, &c. 
 
 ^'TTcq', «TVI'<<1^, TMI'flfrl, '^TTTf^^, Xm, 3^^ '(M^O, 
 ^Tt«ft or f^^T^, ?Ilfr«|+, TmrfEpF, SfiTPir, MMIDIHtT, 
 
 3 correct, suitable, appropriate. «J<|»K or sfdtT, ^, JIT- 
 
 4 exact, fair., full — of measures, weights, &c. ST^ orfJr- 
 
 Just, a</p. exactly, n icely. «WR, »R, W^., %^?! or a, ^, 
 Just as it was, wholly unaltered^ ^V^(\ fWT, «T%^ 
 ?mT. [#,5^ ded. 
 
 2 fifar or nearly., —in time. aTFlt, 3TTfTt:ift, ^H+Vffl, ^- 
 J. as, in the instant that. rPETR. 
 
 3 merely, barely, ^m deal. "P^p, %^t5 or 55, HT^T. 
 
 4 narrmcly, barely, this souse is best rendered by adopt- 
 ing another construction, as I just escaped drowuing;. 
 
 »ft giat 55?Tt «il-4t?r, or jft 3?nTr»iT ^^«5'r. 
 
 JcsT, n. <//<. <K«jrfl /• WI^+t4I*^5 «. 
 
 JusTiCK, «. — the virtue. siTTT w. ?ftf?f/. tT^^^TPT m. ijA m. 
 
 ?m^;ftc5?TT/. '<<!<< Pl«l/. q<Pi«dl/. 5=«TmT«ffp/. 
 
 2 ri^A/, redress of wrong. ^^\^ ffi.pJ^TTP »i.5i?f / ?^^w. 
 
 8 — as opposed to mercy ; merited punishment. 'ff'Tfn- 
 
 4 equity, justness, agrecableness to right. ^^Hqurr w. ^^. 
 qm m. <I<HM«»II m. JTl'^rir/. 'twt>«t?tt/. ?«ri««jaT/. ^• 
 *rr«fiTT/. «nvT«^ «. 
 
 6 administrator of justice. s^nmft^lT, ^r<<HI^»IHr, vm? 
 JcmciABT, «. administrator of justice, v. JuroE. p'TW <n^. 
 
 orw, «*i*<itn?», «ii«j|M<?T, iTJ^r«T^, s^rnr^Tf, iiWIfq^prff, 
 
 JcsTiriABLK, a. that may be proved to be right; allowable, 
 proper, fff^^ <^l««J(«<M"Wr, ^^Pl<l*HOin(, ?^t^^fTTVr'»r 
 
 JtrrmcATios, «. ▼. V. 1.— ac^ fjf^m W^ n. &c. &nOVt 
 ^>^ n. wrnftflT ». <(t^»?IN'J »• ^KHpfT n.—sfate. y- 
 
KEB 4 
 
 «T5E?rr ^VT m. g^cSffT'Tr w. a^cirjTs «. 3^fmT*TT »». jtt- 
 
 2— act. STTT^ «. &c. ^qT^iJff/. ^Hl<^"|*/. f^nrq-f^f^m. 
 JuSTiriED,;?. V. V. 1. Pi^ W.^-Z^^-&c. fH^'ft^^ 
 
 Jl-SIOIEE, «. J USTIFXISG, />. «. T. V. P{^ 1 i <.U | K I-ST?^- 
 
 To Justify, v. a. clear from guilt. ^^T-fH'lttT-^'spS^- 
 4TT »i.-;y3T5ETTT'<TT OT.-3^cStffl «.-&c. JRtjf ^. o/o. f^r^fiift 
 
 •fRTir W.-&C. SRIjf ^. o/ 0. 
 
 2 */iOu» <o te 7*»yAf or proper, maintain, vindicate, ^w.- 
 &c. T3^ y. o/ 0. ^1ST-'ft'^-fH^-&c. Jp^TT ^ra^, ST- 
 <TT^"Jf, •tiH ^ufl /.-^HIA"J+/--^%fft/-&c. q^TJif ^r. o/o. ^- 
 
 TT nRl^H.M.-^'Sf Sf rft^FTTOT. -i(i q TH < I «JJ<<JI».-&C.qROT y .0/ 0. 
 
 To JusTLE. See To Jostle. 
 
 JcsiLT, adv. V. A. 1. 2. ptNT^, ?qN+M, pT^rrPI^r, ?ft?ft- 
 
 ^, ?T^fff#, &c. ^TiTP^q-, qxTPftfrr, s^Tmff:, vmrl:, ?qra-- 
 
 M<I*1U|, yHH<l*<>JI. 
 
 J. or uujustly. f sg^nfig, ^sgTPF. 
 
 3 sRrar, qt^, ?mT^r^, st^, fsr^p, m^Jj^ft, ?rH<q;, q- 
 
 STTf^tT^r, ^artTR, dl<<HR. 
 I. See Ju3T. 
 Justness, n. v. A. 2. ^'^qiin" m. ^tWTott »». ^jrrrf /. '^ \ *■*{ - 
 cTT/. T^rmrfT /■ TTtTTS-"^ n. 
 
 8 'Jl'irir/. T'<TT%q?n'/. ?5nni)t/. ^^Prfr/. g^^pm /. ?r- 
 
 2b Jut, ». «. shoot forward, project, sff^ a(fy. ^-3n^.<T- 
 
 Juvenile, a. t. Youthful. ?r^, dl^u^NI, d l -b u ^ ^ 'h l fe-^ , 
 J. pastime or sport. qifJ^ST /. srra^ft^ pop. !IT?5- 
 
 ^ftrr n. «irarft«i/. [ ttwitt/. 
 
 JuvENiLiTT, ». V. A. cIT^wq n. ?n?'"TT2R^/ ^t^T «. ^^- 
 JuxTAPOSiTiON, n. stateofleing placed by each other. ^t\- 
 
 K. 
 
 T^^ TLis letter is represented bj ^, 
 
 Kale, m. #ift^ ^ H^ STl^. 
 
 Kalendab. See Calendar. 
 
 To Kaw, f . «. cr^ o« a crow, Sfc. +;^f,<oi, +H+H>'l", ^t^- 
 
 Kaw, II. cr^ of the crotc, ^'c ^IW-Xf- ^X^^^f- ^?HJV*^»». 
 To Keck, «-•. «. heave. gMoiuJ, 3H<^ot^, 3^?5^ aW ^A?w 
 
 impersonal. JJTI »». w.-^HRT w.-iHiyi w.-JHToir «!. ^ 
 
 «n. con. 
 Kedgeb, n. T. Akchob. fstfft /• sm w. 
 Keel, w. ( of a boat, &c. ). ^jTJTT m. asf^ or gn^ n. ^-^Kl »»■ 
 
 »lTS«TTm. 
 Keek, a. sharp, u-ell edged. qioO^R', ^T^fR:, ?ft^, ?ft^,^f?^, 
 
 KEE 
 
 3i5r^, ^f^rTT, TTfToE, qmoS'^'^'rT, ^'^j ^=^ft?r. 
 
 2— as cold. !R^, !F5^?n^T, +il<+<<Nr, ffl^, ?ft^, ^- 
 3— as hunger, desire, &c. SR^, +,i*i1ri, tiu M u n d, frT- 
 
 4 eager, warm., Sfc. T. Eabnest. Z^mf{, sftc^T^, 3^^- 
 
 5 acute of mind, v. Shaep. ^oi^ofld, ?ft^, fft^^'raf^, 
 
 6 Ji«tfr, T. AcEiMONious. ?ft^, rftsr, ^, 4ff«(|qi^r, 
 Keenness, n. v. A. 1. qr^ «. rf^r n. rT^pft/. f?T^T^/. ?ft- 
 
 ^""mr/. rfttfrTT-/. qmoE ktr/. 
 
 2 5p?^qwr »»• ^f^T »». fh^RTTlTT »». cfttTcTT/. 
 
 3 Jfig+MOii m. ^^itdM"!! »». &e. Ht^^T^TT/. fft^JTT/. &C. 
 
 4 3THTf »». ■3<^P^ «. 3Tr?rPp/. ST^m »». 
 
 c <<i5idMuii ««. ?ft?-Tn?tT/. ^^ar/. &c. "^ [TT^rot. 
 
 To Keep, ». a. retain, preserve. TT^, ^Sfot, ^^,«I^7T arodr, 
 
 2 7jo(W »n custody or charge, ^T^, ^^, f^sHrfly %^^, 
 f^^TrfW ar^ «'». con. 
 
 3 ^a^e core o/, preserce in security, ( things ). H^f^, ^- 
 
 vjffqr^, ^TToEoj-, ^Ti^ s^, ^5T?T?r w.-flififq^ «.-^iqi*)- 
 
 ^TT/.-Ac. ^^ g. of o. JTI«(vi1<K/. %^ y. o/o. 
 
 4 protect, guard. TI^, ^?Tot, ?R^t*T, ^?<nT /.-T^f^Trfl' 
 /-5C?W n.-^?Tor «.-^5R^/.-&c. ^TTof y. ofo. 
 
 5 detain, restrain, hinder. '-afsRiif, #55«nr^, ?T^>jf , ^^ 
 ^of, ^T|^ qiit, ar?^!^, ^ft#t/.-^ToE«n j».-&c. spT^y.o/'o. 
 
 To k. till late. ^f^tTT^ tf^. 
 
 6 tenrf, Zoo/; a/ier, ^c. ( animals ). ?r^nf, vfpTWif, ^- 
 
 ^f.-&c.^^g. ofo. 
 
 7 retom in any state or place, ^^or, %^, tT7"f, "TTotof. 
 
 8 continue a state or tenor. <k'1u1, %«rJt, VTTof , TloE'if. 
 
 9 observe ( season, festival, &c. ). lloEof, ^^''t, aPfT^at, 
 W^. [^y. o/o. 
 
 10 observe, regard, oley. qToEW, <KMui', HHu)',3^raTT/. 
 
 11 entertain, retain. O^wf, %^, sn^^^f, RToPif. 
 
 12 ( promise,word, &c. )/«J/ZW. 'CT^'iif, "TToEof, ^*rT35'*r, 
 ^iRT-?T?'T-"Jji-&c. ^^. 
 
 14 support, maintain, feed. TToE'Jf, qT^pif, ?f*<lo6ui, "TTrl'T 
 «.-qNtfi «.-qirHHT»iui ».-&c. m^ g. ofo. 
 
 15 /jo/fi OS one''s concubine or paramour. ?T^, [ %^. 
 
 16 back; reserve, withhold. H^of, %;^, '^R'S, ^IM- 
 
 17 back ; -v. To Eestbain. 3trt^, aTTJFa'Jif, ^itm. 
 
 18 under ; hold in subjection. ^V-W^-JW'^rr\-&c. 
 
 To k. house. m^\{ n. w^- 
 
 To k. hard at. vt^ ^^. 
 
 To k. one's bed, v. Bed. ^T^/.-at'iI^TT «.-&c. qrfiir. 
 
 To k. a school. VT^f. 5TTc5^, VToE/-&c. 3TO^y. ofs. 
 To Keep, r. «. continue, remain, stay. ?T^. 
 
 2 last, remain without injury. ?T^ot", ^flc5T-&c.n^, ?IT- 
 ^Ir^mt^T U^, f^^, <TT^i ^ "»• ^' 
 
459 
 
 KIC 
 
 3 to ; adhere to, ^'e. fig. R^fiduf, fSjHTwt, Pl^TJI-f^^- 
 ^-*T5?T-H * ^ -Ac. 3TO^. 
 
 4 on ; persevere^ continue, ^^-^Tpif-^lrfJi used with 
 the present participle of another verb, as ?ft ITrT ^if^rfl 
 He kept on singing. [ ^T ». 
 
 Keep, Keepco, n. v. V. A. I.— act. JX^n. %^n. &c. ^- 
 
 2 Y. Chabge. r<^*-MH/. W^Vt^f. 
 
 3 TT^offi. &c. vHT^fi. <i«Tlwiii. ^WwTT/. '^Ml^n</ ^- 
 
 tJ n^fi. Ap. i WU| /. <<:<<( Irfl/. <Hio& or ^it^i*/. TT?ft- 
 
 9 Hi*<iin. qT;?^i'<>p. m •*«!». &c. 
 
 10 qRtjfn. (jT^^ ^/). «n3^«. ttt^rt/. 
 
 14 <<i«"l»i. "ft^otn. HWH ^H)p. TToE'Tn. 'Jt^xJiJi. mQ&um1«|U|. 
 
 I. />nce of keeping or feeding. msu\\^mf. qt^TTPTSE/. 
 
 II. T. DcsoEos. 3T^R^fiY/. a^«Trft/. 
 
 III. eontislency, v. Aobeemest. «RT^»». TTT^'n. ^^TTm, 
 
 Keefeb, n. T. V. A. 1. ^T^wrHT, %^n»rTTT, Ac. MHOI+tlf. 
 2 <I«oiI<l, Ac. fdz-Hd^M, f^»-Hf1*JWI, p)i»-«i^l<. 
 
 4 ?T<^oil<I, Ac. «?(*llc4^K, <l<vm, <HM«1^I<, ^?^W, iKM"!, 
 
 Hire or wages of a k. <|<<<U|H3/. TT^W/. 
 6 iHS^lHIi^K^I, MWIKIjMl?**, TT^T^tT^, «n«5 (in comp. 
 a« M^9H, Ac. ). 
 
 Hire or wages of a k. <HjfO||*»o&/. <mui/. tn^a or 
 
 10 HI06WIKI, HM«IMI, Ac. <TWP-«TRT-'Tlft ( in comp. as 
 
 sn^TTTIf?^, UmiMK* Ac. ). 
 Keep-sake, n. thing to be kept in rememlranee of the gicer. 
 
 3TT?ftlft?TT^ f5?%^ ^W/. ^[Z^f. ^[^^l*Xt\f. 3TTCT^/, 
 Keo, n. tmall barrel. P!^ «fW»«. 
 To Kct, «. a. <fc«fry. ?lt^-^^c. qT^, c5t^-5«?T-Ac.<TT^. 
 
 2 T. To K50W. 3mii^. 
 Ke5, n. reach of tight. ^^NT-^^sft^-Ac 3TI?t^«.-3TOf5m.- 
 
 2 TMf A of knowledge. ^ifWl 3TT?rt^i»i.-<JTn»?T«.-afnTfSiii.- 
 ■JWtWw. f^Wt *l^/. 5^/. 
 £e95£I,, n. dog-houie. V^ti^ »Rn.-fiW^n. %<1f||^|M. *f^lTr?T 
 
 2 paekofhoundt. fn*rft ^'^tNt IRPTm. 
 
 3 burrow ( of a fox, Ac. ) 4tzn. 
 
 4 T. OriTEB. ^r^m. 
 IS^LncBiEp, H. vm^m. 
 
 IBIrmks, •.^the insect. T^m. 
 \lf^ba, n. hand mill. ^{^^n. -^^m f. ^p-Zm. 
 
 HaaiZL, n. — of a nut, Ac. n^f w. 'T'w. 'ft'"""- »T»r^ifi. sf^^M. 
 2 iMrf of pmlpy fruit, ift/. ^tJTn, 'JT^/. -aR??^/. 3fttt- 
 
 I Kestrel. See Hawk. 
 
 ;' Ketch, n. ttco masted vessel. ^'h\£ \ n^ \ ^f) f. ^'MjO' IS ^H H. 
 1 Kettle, n. poi^ boiler, ^'c. ^ or %^f. ^ or ^Wm. dim.^- 
 I ft or ^tst/. Jfirf^ c *l^c4 /. ^F^/- ^TJ^m. ■d<!^i:^\fi\f. 
 ji |t^»i. ^Tc^n. The English word kettle is nearly natur- 
 ' alized as ^Hrfl/. 
 Kettle-dbum, n. JnTTTTwt. *ff5[TT or qt^T »i. 5^ w. ^K^ »i. 
 ^KTOT «». tt^/. mf. ^f ^ or 5^n. infirm. 
 Frame of a k. q??} or l^n. 
 Grand k. (of processions, Ac). ^TT|^ 'tNtI/. 
 K.— band. ^qsTwi. 
 
 Closing peal on the k.-band. ^rTR^IT^/. JrlKMMlw. 
 Kettle-dbcmmee, «. »TTIT^ or ?r«iK<»fl. 
 Ket, n. ftjftt/. =:tt^/. fift/. 
 
 False k. ^Rft^/. qtrqTEft/ ^Tf^/. 
 Master k. 3^?|t/. 
 2 — in music. ^». 
 
 3 explanation, secret, trick of, v. Abt. f%?ft/. 'Fc?! /)«>?. 
 
 ^55 /. vi<1K|W. 
 
 4 keys, (of a musical instrument), ^n. 
 
 5 See Q0AT. 
 
 Ket-hole, n. fq^t# ^n. +rfMI^ fffln. ii?l^». 
 Ket-stOXE, n. +M|un^l ^»».-^T?rT»«. ^i^Tn'fr^'TT ?fT^ JTVTcTT 
 ^^OT. [mf^+l/. 
 
 Kibe, n. sore^ chilblain. vf^Ht'^/. "Pjr/rTSTm.^IHil;/*. ^- 
 I Kick, n. ?7TfT or ?5r«T/. StTT/ WtTTST^Km. TT^Sf^m. 
 ij K. from a beast. ?nfTT5«. BIrllll/. 
 
 ij K. out,/tn^ or.jerk of the foot. ^K^m. 5t^,*KiOT. 
 
 I' K. up, row, uproar, n^/. *Tt5??/. ^TTat/- 
 
 Kicks and knocks, kicks and thumps. ^iRt^OT. pi. 
 \ ^^fm^m.pl. V. ^•%'^. 
 2 recoil. %7TRT or ftl^lilw. 
 2b Kick, ». «. <Arow ou< the foot with violence. <ttTot. 5ni^ 
 
 To k. and flounder. ^THqTTw.pZ. ^Mii^. 
 2 (up or out) — a horse, Ac. OTT/. FrS"'t-MK»it, JSJT^TT 
 fpl.-^f^^^ /pl-^^\Vf^ fpl- «li«"t, ?^??ol^ or t^rfTIoE^. 
 8 ^A ou/,— cow, Ac. 3Tmit/ JTRolf. 
 4— a gun; recoil. fTTT^, ftr'TR't or fltr^ns't. 
 To Kick, ». o. strike with the foot. ?5m/. HRiit, qj^iT^w.- 
 
 To k. with the heel. zt^/-?fft/. KTT^. 
 To k. soundly. ^•iTiSt or RvTIvif or t^PTIot, 3H<^ 
 or «MI«iJi, ^[iWf.pl. ««*«( or Wi^^-'F^JpT-T^Tf^-^CqT'r'T 
 
 -Ac. ^, <n?n^>i. «TP^5i-i?^, Turj^i/. <KT''f. 
 
 To k. and thumb soundly. f^ldl^+^lMt ^Wif. 
 
 KicKD, p. V. V. A. BT?tPK^f^r, qryr^ff , "?r^fi?r, ?.fn^. 
 
 Well-k. ?smi%ffT, ?r«Tl%?^ or PSllU^ffl, 
 KiCKB, «. Kickiwo,;). «. t. V. N. 1. 2, giten to kicking^ 
 — a horse, cow, Ac. rfl<Horf^ini«,ST?TlT, WTW, PJMTT, 
 
 KicKi!CO, n. T.V. A." 
 
 -act. sm^TR^n. qi^jj^Kw. qr^nrmw. 
 
KUt 
 
 
 Km 
 
 K. and pommelling. ^VFT^f. [ciMl^n. 
 
 Vetement and general k. ( as of many horses, &c. ). 
 Kickshaw, n. '^^f. 
 Kiu, 71. spp^n. w:^. Jp^fn. ^R|n. 
 
 Female k. TTS/. 
 2b Kid, ». «. f^. 
 KiDDEE, n. an engrosser of merchandise, one tcJio huyt in 
 
 wholesale. 3T5?!n-, 3TIfft=qT ^Toft- '^HlO . 
 KlRLIKG, «. young Md. ^^ ^|». 
 
 To Kidnap, v. a. steal (a human being). 3"?Ri?r-=«fl57T-tT€T 
 
 -&c. %oi-, ^dt, ^^'T ^^TT %"Jt, iT^RR^n. !Rffr. 
 KiDXAPPEE, n. V. V. (5?5m-iT3«qW-&c.). g-M-vi ^RT, 
 
 Kidney, «. F^rf^sw. i^w. 
 
 KiDNET-BEAN, «. phaseolus radiatus. g^t^m. 
 Fields of or for k. g^^o5 /. 
 
 KiLDEEKiN, n. x^ ?y^F=r tftq- 3TT^. 
 
 2^ KiLt, t>. a. deprive of life. HRof, f^ispTTTot, ^RR^ KT- 
 ^W, HI*,H ^T^of , 3ft^ «.-mTT «i. iftif y. of o. ^VTof, f^oir, 
 ^l"l"i, ^'^ n.-^^^ f.-^j^ f.-f^ m.-&,c. ^^J^g.ofo.fi{- 
 ^ot, Hl'^Kui, *T'<I^ or »tV^, nfT or ifH/. ^, Tcft^ ?5T- 
 ^-f«cie|ui, ?Jt5Ft<TTRT-3ri4T<TW- fij Hrf I + m -&c. 5JT^- 
 HiMuf, rti'hi<i<'id-&c. q;^ar. — cruelly, ferociously, in 
 numbers, &e. with the power of to butcher, to massacre, 
 to slaughter, to cut to pieces, ^c ^T^, ^FN^, JFTT^T ^PT- 
 S^, 15R^, ^J|^, ^nt^Sr, ;FtTc5/.-^IT m.-4,\i\<h\(\f.- 
 &c. epTof g: ofo. jtT€^ ^!ro-'i;^-'rei-&c. ^^, Wm or 
 ^<TT «».-«'^vri«n /. ^^rot-^^^. O/O. 'JOrf^rft/. ^FTwy. 
 o/ 0. ^^ m. '^, ^[^, fH^irTot, ft^irl^ w.-f^Jp^ n.-5g;- 
 q^ n.-^^ «.-&c. ?^y. o/o. ^rtir^M. ;3Z.-sr^<nTT/. 
 2>?. ^^ g.ofo. ^pift or ^\^ f. pl.-'^ m. pi. ^T^ g. 
 o/o.— esp. for food, or in sacrifice. ^?5Tt5 ^T'it, ^rif- 
 
 To k. by inches. ?fto5 ?ft55 5!ft^ m. qSr, ^13^1% HW «. 
 To k. outright. JR orfv. ^]KPr, TT'ft «• ^TT^^T^, ^- 
 
 2 ( time ). v^lrfHuJ, <^«I4"), JTTa^, t^I^, ^n^. 
 
 3 ( quicksilver ). HR'Jf. 
 
 To be killed — quicksilver. »TT#. 
 Killed, /j. v. V. 1. HK?5«r, ^«f KKJ^t^r, &c. ^HHI"!, ^- 
 
 ^ft'?', ^rt^fl'**, ?l«HI«I, ST^^rJ^, JTrfTfT, Snf^?T, ^. 
 
 KiLLEB, «. Killing, jp. a. v. V. 1. hkuik[, f^ij- JTIT»nTT, 
 &c. HTt^, ^^T^, f^^, ^TTrf^, ^r, ^BTRT ( in comp. as 
 ^^c-MW, &C. ) ^V-&C. ^^, 
 I. life endangering.— ^'ork, &c. f^^r^is, f^T?rm?TT, 5ft- 
 
 II. — as used of eyes, charms, blandishments, &c. ITT- 
 
 C, KH^F, 3Tfrr»fr^. 
 Killing, n. v. V. 1.— 0^7. JTRof n. f^jf JTRot «. &c, ^*T m. 
 
 srm ♦»• ^fT/. f^T/. MIUIMIH m. ^spT «. ^TOTT n. nwifn. 
 
 f'J'JKUI «• f^<\HUII / ^T^ «. ^;^ «. g^IT /. TVH or 
 
 jptR n. JT^ «. fti^JT «• Pl^HH pop. fi\-^<\f\ n. 
 Kuw, n.— for bricks, lime, &c. Hft/. 
 
 2 — of a potter. 31^ m. 
 ■ 3— for parching corn, &c. *Tft/. HT5 «. 
 Kilt, «. m'I-iimm?lf J^Tpsf %HW 3Tf^. 
 Kin, n.v. Eelatiossuip. nt^r n. >n^qtT »». "^^T^^fsis^ m . 
 
 stttt «. ^lY^rair ». 
 
 Of k. »T>3ft, lit^TJT, n>51^^, nlfft, ^s^ l rftq . 
 2 kindred, v. Kelatioxs. Tli;^ w. |>i. »iY?T n. 'ft?rT?T Of 
 
 Kin, a. V. KiNEBED. H^IH^T, H^. 
 
 Kind, a. disposed to do good to others, lenevolent, benign. 
 ?;^ pop. ^jqrz or ^J^T^, ^^TT^I^ i^o/). ^hHNH, ?i^?ft^, 
 «>Hm^, ^Tlf^fs!!'?, vh^lfH^T, ^S*K*, g^^FPft, OT^R^ft- 
 ?y, 3^+KM<, ^fPT^Rt, R'TlH^-.K*, T^W^FR^ftpJ, ?5t^t'?^- 
 ^, ?5T#T^FR5rft?5, &C. OT^FTT^f?^, qilM+Kgf^, i^ ^ <*l| ? , 
 
 —intens. W^]^^., ^TTTJof, qj^raq^I, ^TT^fT, ?>7PjfT^, 
 ^HlR'H, OTHT^, ^^TPT^r. Some appellatives or designa- 
 tions for a kind ( gracious, favoring) person, are ^mpf- 
 
 ftr, *Mi«i'K, ^MHHi{, ^JTTf^T^, ?rrrf»vT, *miii^, ^mi^^, 
 
 ^Mlf-^ltTTST, ?NRTf^, ^"TTHfrr, ^TTJ^H, ^RR^T, ?>7WT, 
 2 proceeding from kindness. ?j^^, ^TT+RNI, m(1M4.<NI, 
 
 Kind, n. yentts, race, ^nfrr ;op. vfTH/. fTIrf /. 
 
 Man-k. Mj"i<< 3IT^/. 
 
 Nature or constitution of the k. vHfrl^HnT w. 
 
 ■Woman-k. ^v»1|fd/. 
 2 «or<.— in a sense more loose than genus. «TTrr/. ^f^Tt 
 m. ftrf^ >». ?T=fr/. <TT/. Hm/. f^^ in comp. tits/. SfH/. 
 
 A different k. f^vTTFT/. 
 
 Difference of k.^^TItq' m. 
 
 Of a different k. f«|vHMl*<. 
 
 Of different kinds. ?I=^?P^, q^h^t^, q<h0^r, ^rr- 
 
 ffi^dMl-^i, *rt<Tt*rf?ft^. 
 
 Of every k. ^T^PT^ or ^, fl^m^. 
 
 Of a particular k. ( 5qT or f«TT ) iJcO'^f, <dlfft-^l, fSt- 
 
 ?Tr^, fnwr^. 
 
 Of two kinds. S'T^rfsTtT. 
 8 manner, wag, v. Manneb. T^/. Sf'FR w. ITS m. ^ra/. 
 ftfrTpop. ft<T/. 
 4 — in revenue ; products of the soil. ^f\U\^B m. 
 
 KiND-HEAETED, a. V. KiND. ^^, l^'TT^, I^T^TcT, ^tT^T^T, 
 
 To Kindle, r. a. fire, set on fire, light, lit. fig. %?W^,^5^, 
 
 q%^rNJT^,^^?TT spTJf, f^t»l+N«r or f^3'II^"1, 5^5117^, qr- 
 
 ^rf5J<if, ?JT^, 3TFT/. OT^, =^/--=5^/- ?IT^, ^I^t^ M.< 
 
 gj^ H H n.-iic. ^FT^t ^. o/ 0. :r^-&c. %T^. 
 
 To be kindled — lights, fire, &c. rtl^l*^!. 
 
 Straws, sticks, &c. used for kindling. ^^^trrn.^cT^Tjrn^ 
 
 To Kindle, v. n. catch fire, ^of, %rTwf, %?l^, ^flT^, fil3- 
 
 jpor or f^rfJ iu j , ^^ «».-%?T *». W, ^^. 
 Kindled, p. v. V. A. i)i^rft?r, %d<«rtrfl, &c. "(iPlrt, JT^IRh, 
 
"SUSt 
 
 461 
 
 KNA 
 
 KiSDLEB, fl. Kl5DLIS0,;j. o.T.V A. ^'14|«HKI, ^rl«l"IKI, &C. 
 
 ^t?^, IJ^H*, <J^M+, ^TTH-Ac. ^tT?. 
 Kiyohma, n. v. V. A.— act. >^^ n. %rT^ «• &c. f^S^R- 
 
 «I or ftRnraoT/. fflr5*l*4un or fil«'IN«ft/. ^t'?^ n. ^^- 
 
 ^ «. d^lMH n. Mv«|rH n. T^J^H^ «• These are chiefly 
 
 in comp. 
 
 T. V. N. ^^ n. %fT^ H. &c. ^Z m.^ n.'^ m. 
 KiSDUSE-ss, n. See Kisditess. 
 
 2 friendlinfu and pUataninet* of infer course. l^mJ!tf. 
 
 KiXDLT, a. eonyenial, genial,Sje. ?nnft?5,?T»TR^fte, ?W?^, 
 
 2 bland, mild, gentle. <PIH3 or o5, +fl>-<<,+<irH+',*iFr*-qM|. 
 
 KnfDLT, a</p. V. A. Ki5D. *<J|+M, H^<«ll^ ^??:H, K^ ^P- 
 
 SIT, il^<*IHt#, *1^MI<JI^, 'P^^'TTi W^JrfJi^X^i 3Tg^ 
 
 2 V. A. KiSDLT. e^nm, ^ioOdMuf, ^<</ldMUii;j, ?R^*rT- 
 
 KlxrKEss, fl. T. A. ^^/- 3^^[V^ »». fiTT^WT »». %^TTT^/. 
 
 <Tr/. ittT^ftrTT/. t^*lH*lf<dl/ &C. viM+.!<7nriHl/. ^^T- 
 
 n. ^T«PT or U^n<T/. 
 
 I. a« oc/ o/ *. afaror, S,c. <4m*k »». sOH*li w. ^hdTw+l- 
 T m. JM'^frl/. •{^■HM «. |iiM«i/. [ ?(«itT OT. 
 
 KufMEP, w. T. KELATiossniP. sTT^f n. ^»jtT m. jft^T «. »ft=5r- 
 2 T. Belatioss. HT^t^ OT. pJ. »ft?T n. >m%I n. n>T^3T 
 or •ll'il*! m. »Tt»rTrT or "TM w. 'Tt^Hig^ m. ^gsrf m. «i- 
 
 KiSDBED, «. rrti/«i. nWY, *fNr5T, ^ nt^PT, ^t^, ?f^, 
 2 of the nice miture or propertiet. ?rawr, WvTTfft^, flTTT- 
 T5|ft?7, ««HI^, ?iqKT, «»T*m^, ■«|r*-*ll-«(l, ^iimMI. 
 
 £i5E, «. foif«. nnft/. /^. imr/. ^. iTTn^ «. fi. 115$ n. p/. 
 Ki5o, «. n^, n^, ^T'T, HTT, s^nf'^, t^, 'ft'^, ^n^, t- 
 
 f^f^, *ITTftn, ^, ^Mffl, ^MW or a, H^MItfl, KT, 'TrfrT, 
 WnPTM or at, "TTftirT, MJUMM, f^ ( in comp. oa si^, jt- 
 
 Some terms of honor or panegyric for kingt are,TnT- 
 
 Daughter of a k, <M^HlO/. <M*ffl/. U^^^wr/. 
 King of king'!. <| JnftnUI, H^RTIT, rPTtl^, n^. 
 K. and befrx^r. HW^^ttV. 
 Lik* k. like people. vtmPTT W^ ipiT. 
 Line of kingt. <|.i!lff^/. 
 Son of a k. tM^HK, <ivil<if<, «|J!"^M. 
 Tl>»t is without a k. or head. H^M*, V^Tfns. 
 Kno<nATT, n. art o/yoverning, iktll hi goteminj. ?pq- 
 
 Knoa-Kf u, «. niHnei/. ;>/. [f»T«i. 
 
 Ktso-nisn, n, ftV m. ftm •». iw^ w, ^*^r m. qram- 
 
 KixoDOM, fl. — country. ?r*T «. ^ f«. «. 
 2 government. J^rq n. ^ir^rrf^nPTT w. 
 
 The animal k. ^ft^^infrf/. ^•ft^'M »n. sft^^tf?/- 
 
 The mineral k. tTTJ^Trf^/.-^niT >».-<Frfe/. 
 
 The vegetable k. q^R^frT ^n^ /.-TT »i.-^rf^. jl "M | Pt 
 
 Knco-HOOD, KisosHiP, n. <Mtt) »j. grrf^r n. Jjsq n. scrsrr- 
 
 fVr^K fn. <M'4<\ f». 
 KiXG-LiKE, Ki>OLT, o. belonging to a k. suitable, ^e. to (t 
 
 X;. <MNI, tiN^-frlM, <M*l«itfY, iM'fTl'q, ^mIPmo, '^Mi{, 
 
 2 V. MOSAHCHIAL. (J<P<M«t51^, ^^ifSlMrMNI. 
 
 KiNS-rOLK, fl. kindred, \. Eelatioxs. TT^:*!^ m. pi. J\\^ 
 
 fl. ij^^jR «• ^^^ «». ^rf^nY^i^ »». jj^ 
 KilfSMAN, ft. wan Q/</ie in^nc race or family. 'H\'^A'\., "TtfT- 
 
 Ti^T, ntfft, 5<^5^, "i^^^i "iT^fj^^, ?n^, ^ttt^, ^^^? 
 
 e^TTlft, ^. 513, 'f^^^H, ^^3TT, f 5^, ^f^, ?PTt^, tltlpT, 
 
 KtKSwomait, «. »fld*l^ui/. "Tt^ni^^/. 
 
 EiBK. See Church. 
 
 To Kiss, ». o. — actively, take a kiss. ^»l^, 5<?iT »».-^nR 
 
 f». ^^ g. ofo. ^spT n. W^- — To suffer one's self to bo 
 
 kissed, lot one have a kiss is W^ m.-'^^ n. ^. 
 Kiss, f». JT^ m. ^SIT «. 
 Kissed, p. v. V. 5^ Mdt^ai, 'jf^. 
 KissEH, ft. Kissisu, p. a. v. \. H^FT ^"TRr, ^imRT, ^«R 
 
 sFtTT, 5»PB & ^ ( in comp. as 5^«ft, nHT^spF ). 
 KissiNG-cBusT, ft. fejqr?:^?^ qtw^f^ 5m m. 
 Kit, fl. V. Bagoaoe, Tbaps. ^^^ n. qrsf^^TTrT/. ^r %tJT 
 
 m. *w\3i ^«(i^ ft. 
 KiTCHEK, fl. cooking room. ?^qnrvTT «. 3^T^TT or ^PTTT m. 
 
 /. Mi+'j^ »i. tvTmr «. 
 
 Clerk of the k. ^T^Fft^, ^^nr^JT^T 'FRTT^, "TT^n^T- 
 
 KlTCUEK-0AKDE5, fl. ^^ m.^TTjf(fX^ f». qT^ f«. ^HT^iJ I P-+ 1/. 
 KlTCHE-V-MAID, KlTCUEX-WEHCn,n. (^mi\ Of^'.VC^ f. 3TT- 
 
 r^ '♦i<''ii{t-*4>H^<'iiA- 
 
 KlTCHEK-WOBK, fl. $IHI* ^?1^^m fl. 
 
 Kite, ft. mxf. tfTO or *ti<«ti «. f^ »«. 
 Flock of kites, trnci or ViP^ «, 
 2 papee-kite. ^T^/. "TTH »». qp;fl+Rai»». gig??/. Jlgf^. 
 mr/ N. B. These words express different sorts of. 
 papcr kites. 
 Dip of a k. n^ m. 
 
 Streamer ( of paper ) tied to a k. ^ m. 
 Kitten, ft. ^\^m^ fi^ n. 
 To KITTE5, p. n. f%p»t. 
 7b Ki,iCK. See To Click. 
 
 To KsAB, V. a. bite, gnaw. ^fT^, Tl'PI-^J^gT-&c. ^nit. 
 K5ACK, fl. knickknaek, tog. %gs f«. ^^tTft fn. arnrf/. 
 
 2 readinett^ degitrif^. \\>\\^f, ^f^R/. ^o^. ^n?T or «r- 
 
 njT/. ^/. «Finn^/. sibT/. 
 
KNl 
 
 m 
 
 KNO 
 
 3 art, trick, secret. f^+HH /. ^i55y! f^/. jf^/.^op. ^- 
 1f <"■ W^f- ^^^f- *'^'ll/- Ms4l¥ or qiHTt? /. 
 
 KsAO, «. A;no< m wooiJ. its/.^rfiT w». ij^ or ^raT ».^^ «• 
 
 Knaggy, a. v. N. 'ii<io6 or irar^J, ?tf^. 
 
 2 fig. crabbed. ?^jqToI, ^T^, <H3H<. [^"J^ »t. 
 
 Knap, «. eminence, protuberance. if^FS or ?^T^ n. Z^f^f. 
 
 To Knap, «. a. break short., v. To Snap, jfrsot, +-i+«i-'p7- 
 
 Knappx, a. full of knaps. %«proE, ^'Wi^f. 
 Knapsack, «. soldier's bag. 4??ff/. HTfTT «. 
 Knae, «. Ano< j« wooc?. See Knot. 
 
 Kna\e, n. dishonest person, cheat, v. !RoarE. 3^, ST, <i+,«|l- 
 vT, <^'1|51R, ^#T, ?ft^, ^rvt^, ^Tf^TTT, f|^«n^, «f- 
 
 An arch k. A slippery k. ?rBfeTntoET m. ciiiicil'TrST »». 
 
 A pack or crew of kuavos. ^tSToE ■^Tt.^/. ^Jrfk^ n. 
 
 2 — at cards. y^^lH m. 
 KsAVEiiT, KnAvisnsEss, n. dishonesty, Sfc. 6+,MUIT m. 3^%- 
 
 KTrrf^/. ?TTS5T n. v^ n. *?lfrnpr/. 
 
 8 knavish practices, v. Eogueex. OTT^/. Z^f. 5^«IT- 
 
 ^/. 5^f^?TT/. sf^RiT/. ^nmrsft/. 3[^?55ir3ft/. nmj 
 
 or trjTT m. v. ^J?f^. 
 Knavish, a. dishonest, fraudulent. a+I^T, i+l^, d+Ki;, 5^^- 
 ^, 3^qT, 3^, 5^^, 'F«=>*<I, W^i STTPt^, <^'1MM, ^- 
 rJ^fToT, ?^^, 3«rT5, rS'rspT, B<i+.U, ^l-'-'HloS, ?J?:, qrf , ?T3, 
 «r==f'F, d+Ml^^, ^STStT^t^, 3^P^^, i+HUinf, 3TOT- 
 
 2 See Mischievous. 
 2o Knead, v. a. work and press with the hands. iToS'Jf, IT^- 
 ot, «hHl«)ul', f^VciiJi, afracsof , ^Twf, ^ti^f^ui or ^y^<oT, 
 ^nTr^y.-iT55ofl'/.-&c. ^T^f y. o/'o. — ( wheaten dough ) 
 
 To k. and squeeze ( clothes in washing them ). ^f^- 
 
 Kneaded, p. v. V. TcE^OT, 'PHN^rfl, &c. m^, 3HHR[<i, 
 
 KSEADINQ, «.V.V. — act. JT55ljf n*HI«(u| ». &C. ^Hlf /.Motuft 
 
 K. the linibd. ^tcff /. ^^ m. ?iqT^5T «• 
 KNEADiNQ-TEOuon, «. — of wood. 'fiTZ^zf — of metal. TO<T 
 
 KNtiE, n. n?^ »». ii<TT n. 5hT m. 3t<PT «». vfTg »», 
 A bump with the k. ^t^ W^ /■ »• 'TK. 
 Hollow on either side of the k. stoET »«. 
 Inflauimation at the k. ys*!!/. «)hO/. 
 To bump with the k. ^5^ m. HH^. 
 To have the knees sink under from age, &c. €\^X- 
 
 Kneed, a. ^^^^!'!V^.,^h^v^. 
 
 Knee-deep, a. ysw|l<<^^, <fIM<lSd*l, ns^TT, ns^TT'ITT'R. 
 
 Knee-joist, n. 5m<,|^-&c. <^^/. ^T^J^f^ ot. 
 
 I Knee-pan, n. 5iJW4l-=n-5>nT5ft-&c. qi^/. ^TP^/. v<i ^ '<irf4; «. 
 
 To Kneel, «. w.>Ti^OT.jjJ.-&c.?5Ft}f,^«.^;. j^i|, vit^. 
 
 tm-i\^T^f[ adv. sRi^, [^f^OT. 
 
 Knell, n. «oan<i o/a icK at a funeral. ' i l| HH<<H'Hlf%% ^- 
 
 Knick knack, n. a trifle or toy. %3J m. <<)oi^u|| »», %oiirj n. 
 
 Knife, ». f^/. siR+l/ Some of the sorts as used for 
 various purposes are «l^/. HK+fl n. 
 
 A large k. g^T «». 
 
 Clasp k. jfif§^ m.—dim. ^\i^(\f. 
 
 Pen-k. 'IT^m. 
 Knight, n. — the title. V{<s^\i «j^|!j< ««. 
 2 — at chess. qtST m. 
 
 Check mate with the k. ^^HTtT/. ^5?T^ ot. 
 Knight-hood, n. ^^^k^^ijO/. 
 21? Knit, «. a. tfcofe without a loom. ^Trlf^ f«ju|ui. 
 
 2 wnj<e, V. To Join, vfrs^f, fHci«iui, 
 
 3 ( the brows ) contract. ^tS^, ^ii^l, 3T^/. yitiJit. 
 
 4 See To Tie. 
 
 Knit, «. texture. f^WfTf. ^hf/. 
 Knit, ;;. t. V. 1. ^Mf f^^3T. 
 
 2 5Tt^%r5T. 
 
 Strong-k. Well-k. v. Compact. ^3ltf?T, ^d\^, 
 Knitting-needle, «. ^{^%f. h»\<iM\M\ ^if. [^^m. 
 
 Knittle, n. draw-siring. afiS'^tTT m. JTiI^r m. ^J4i<^<| m. 
 Knob, «. protuberance, bunch, boss. ^ «. ^\f[ f. dim. qt- 
 
 15? n. ^^ n. Jiq «i. ntST »». 5«PPT m. ^T^ m. JTIVT ot. 
 
 2 ( as in wood) knot. nts/. ^asf or na^ ». »JKJT «. 5'- 
 v>T/. «. j^T^ «• ^rf*T «»•/• 
 
 Knobby, a. v. N. 2. ant? Knotty, 'lidld, itoEJ^TJ, |*itw- 
 
 To Knock, v. n. hit, strike against. 31'iof, 4T5^, *T3^/- 
 tTIsp/.-'<TS^ m.-m^R OT.-&C. «l'iui-«m"if. 
 
 3 under; submit, \. To Yield, ^^of, ijl «. j>?. '^^Sr, % 
 
 4 up; become fatigued, v. To Tibe. '<T^jnJf, ^^, +NI<<''i, 
 
 HsrJr, qtt «.-#r5T »». vr^ g. of s. Trft/. sr^^iif y. o/«. 
 
 t^m.pl. €^ ^M y. q/" s. ^ ^uf , =5r5FHrf5-^«M-^ ^t%. 
 To Knock, v. a, strike, hit. HRtit, fJS^t, st'P'S, Stdi^wf, 3t- 
 
 5p »«.-5t^ OT.-&C. ^, 
 
 2 dowDj/e?/, prostrate, m^o)", vJ^fffT^tlcT ^^, ^t?T ^i^, 
 f3T?JR''t, f^^JT^, rtl*»(>J(. 
 
 3 off; rattle off, do sharply, \. To Despatch, sf^, ?r- 
 
 4 up; /a/?y«f, v. To Tire. HFT^, sMH«)ui, ^i*4i^ 3TTir- 
 
 "^, fl^ «• f '• ffo^^, ^fmS^, ^3^, <7I^?'Jlf, ■M'M-JI^ ^- 
 Tof , ST^RT m. TT?^ y. ofo. 
 
 To be knocked up. jriT^, »Tm^, '<T^^, ^loft^ or 
 JTToftW #ot, fTTTH ^^T, ^^f^, WTT^ =^^?rRjr «. ^t^ 
 y. of a. ar^RT m. T^ y "f'' 
 
KXO 
 
 463 
 
 KNO 
 
 5 about; u*e or treat roughli/, violentlif, keedletdtf, S[c, 
 
 U on the head, lit. See To Kill, &g.fru»lrate,r. To De- 
 feat, ifnr'i, ^lAM-iui, 5q-4-&o. ^r^r, <n^r^-'Tn?*TT "m^. 
 
 E>OCK, KsocKisa, n. v. V. X. l.—act. r5n^». *T5^«. 
 
 *rrs/. 4nnrT»«. «ti^/. trsw"*. 
 
 V. V. A. 1. a>*<Jii». &c. if^m. 5t^ m. iT^ «». 3Tnn?r»». 
 
 &.OCK-KXEED, a. of kiieet that approach each other. ^T^- 
 
 KsocKEB, n. — of a door, &c. di+uO /• 41 +"1 w. 
 
 To KxOLL, V. ». toundy — a bell. «(Mui. 
 
 K>OLL, «i. eminence, hillock. ?^5 n. 5^ n. ?^^/. ^+(5«. 
 
 ^TTTT M. 3CTT »i. «. <J'1M'* n. 
 Kxop. See Ksob. 
 KSOT, n. complication, nts /. 'JFT/. itf^ m./. qfi?^/. 
 
 Bow-k. 3TTgW?. 
 
 Common single k. Fi^'iid. 
 
 Common elip k. ^<<ir4, g^nts, 3<l^4'lf5. 
 
 Closing k. formed with the strands, (fl+oi'lis. 
 
 Orandam^s k. afSPJft TT?, «)i(rt'il<4. 
 
 K. tied to aid remembrance, gjynif?. 
 
 Becfk. -m^'ii"!. [«<'il<i. 
 
 Eunning k. ^«<Ml4, <TTTT m. *<<+'f>iH »». ^R^P itS, 
 
 Slip k. Piti«.'ii5. 
 
 The sacred or holj k. fl^'lis. 
 
 To tie a k. »lf?/. ^-JTR^. 
 
 2 lond of union. n\zf. ?rf<l m.f. 
 
 An indissoluble k. 5T?m^ if?/. ^^T^t it?/. 
 
 3 articulation, knuckle, v. Joist. ^ n. qf^. qfif m/. 
 
 4 jany, crew, t. Basd. »I?'m. HIT m. ^/. jsm n. 
 
 5 /«//, ^nrA, Wum/7. ^^PFI «». ^TSr w. ^«*l m. 2r b. 
 2^ m. ^iT^1> m. 
 
 U io//, gathering, lump. »lt5/. J^^ft <w "it^^i^/. 
 
 7 itiio</^ point, intricacy, difficulty, ^ffttf. arttyi ife/. 
 
 fjrft/. ^ «». 7rr4«i. "ftoE w. 
 
 )i ( in the mind ) a prejudice. 3t7/. 3lrft/. 3T^. it??/. 
 Tj K50T. r.a. complicate or tie in a knot. »lliof, ijtvi^, it?/. 
 
 / / KsoT, r. n./orm knol$. »lia*»n, ^U«fl,Vt «.-^ttn.-&c 
 
 uSOTTUfESS, «. T. A. 1. lUomWIIW. •ll<l«y<l«.M<'lI 01. &f. 
 
 KsOTTED, KsortT, a./*// o/ knot*. »rt?3E or ntjra, it^oTJ- 
 2 fig./nV/ 0/ *i»o//y poinli., v. Istbicate. 'j<1l'^ffiN I, 
 
 A k. affair. »fhl/. 
 
 A k. point, %fi n. 'p n. <Vi4.<£ »•. 'J»T'4 m. 
 3« K5OW, c. a. have knowledge oj. ^jpTrn, flJM'f, ^5Wf^ 
 jnre-m^-Ac. ■JRW m. con. flH fl.-Tf^HPTn-Ac. 3?^ 
 g.of 0. ik iHb (oa. 
 
 Who knows / *>flT II'^, *Pfrf^. 
 
 To become kooviL 3Wn^, ^nni«f. 
 
 2 recognize, #oE^, >H|uniS, ^toS^/.-Ac. 'Rot y. o/o. 
 w/VA »n. con. 
 
 3 le familiar or acquainted with (persons). >3Tn»nJf, aff- 
 oE^'it, 3ficE^/.-qft^^»».-&c. aiT^ in. con. 
 
 4 t<? acquainted tcith (things). vfT'Twr, ■HH^'Ii, ^t^ in.con. 
 Hlf^d'IlO/-T»=T n.-&c. 3TO0T j'n. co«. y. o/o. 
 
 5 ( carnally ). vriiuioj, ^pi m. quf-^^, 3i^o5 vITTJif. 
 
 To Ksow, V. n. Aace knowledge, snuiot, ■dH^^ul', fTR n.-&c. 
 3TO^ in. con. 
 
 Not to know, nescire. ^oidf. 
 KsowABLE, a. V. V. A. 1. v»1|uiNl^T-^PTrn'-&e. ^, ^IfT, 
 
 Kkoweb, n. Kxowisa, p. a. v. V. A. 1. ^JFUflKI, &c. fTT- 
 <TT, R51WI, %tTT. 
 
 4 flflj Y. N. ^luluiKI, &c. vTTtTT, ^TPTTr, Hlf^H'IK, HT- 
 f^d<^K, HT^,^Tl>»r, «ri**t<^K, «(l+«l'll<, ^TTrlflPT, HIH51I1, 
 
 I. tkilful, clever, proficient, ^'c. 3TM, ^rmfTT, ^T^HTT, 
 5?n5, fTPft, ^diuifl'i or v»i|U|^|o&, iTjgT, ^JT, 1^?T<T, ^- 
 
 II. shrewd, cunning, sharp,not to be taken in. 'TigT,^^T«TT^, 
 ^^, "TtTfJ, qhfJT, JpTf^, jfT, ?TPTT, SfR, ^T^nT, ^, "T^n^, 
 irrWt or aw^qi, jJ^^itT, SfTTI^^ "TTWft t«TraST, 3CqJi^- 
 5!I f*<rirfl, *ll4l<i| qt?T, !IT?ToET nt^, KR^TS'Y. 
 
 Ksowixa, KyowLEDOE, n. certain perception. fTK «. tR- 
 fTPT n. ^r?TT^ «. ^VT w. ^^[^ m. Sl^T^tf m. ^tf m. 
 3R>m m. fTfJT/. %^ n. STfftf^T/. IRT/. sifJTrft/. 
 
 2 recognition. a^toS^/. RHir*(?1M «. 5I?Tf*rfn'/. 
 
 3 acquaintance ( with persons ). 3itc5?r/ ^lulMtiM/. T- 
 IJR/. hR^<< «». ^RWI*/. ^I^ »».— iudef. loosely, &c. 
 
 K. by sight, rffl 2^^ /. 
 
 4 acquaintance, conteisancy, versedness in, (science, Ac). 
 
 ^f. < < H. q ' ll ( t/ '^^ t <R l < t/. 1«r n. TfH/. ^TfHT / SI- 
 
 «rn m. sTf^Tfrnr «. 3TfH?f?r/. srtt'M^/'. m«n"^ n.^yn^n. 
 
 3<wlw n. 
 
 5 — opposed to ignorance; it formation retpecling. ^- 
 
 According to one's k. «rMH(lM, 'Tmi^ii'I. 
 
 Before one's k. or time. vJTMfT^ 3T%^. 
 
 Within one's k. v1Il1»iCt. 
 
 Without the k. of. q^5t?l iciih « or 3T. 
 learning, tcience. fTH »». f%^/- ft fill «• 
 
 Divine or spiritual k. ^^fTTT n. U^fiTOT/- 'H'TflTH n. 
 3TTfXfIM n. 3TTf»TfTOl/- 3T'^Mlc*i?iMn. 3T«^f»Tf'Wr/. IT* 
 
 Instruction in divine k. H^lS^n m. fTT^l^SIt m, II- 
 9^ n. anrT^vT i». 
 
 bacred and profane k. fiiif3ifi[*i. 
 Thirst after k, fsTftmi/ 
 Thirty after k. f^fTT^. 
 Kkowisolt, adv. wittingly, ^e. "Iflf , ^H^^, 1^^, ^r- 
 
lAB 
 
 464 
 
 LAC 
 
 I? ^'^i "^'"If 2^1 ^l^l^ ^^^TT, 5R*T^5 ^''^i ^- 
 
 Kw>TS, J». V. V. A. 1. v^nn^irJT, &C. ST^Jp, »TT^, <ll«(*l, 
 JTT^, f«<n^<i, fTTH, MRfllfT, N5IW, hRNh, f^rT, a^t?!. 
 Publicly k. v. Notorious. STf^^^, >j1I^<, ^^^Ui ^^. 
 Universally k. vi^TrRf^ /lop. ^qsif^^, ^'Mi^li. 
 To be k. to. ^otoj, OT3^-*rr^-&c. 3THof , ^Wv^. 
 Eotckij:, w.yoJ«< of ajinjer. qtTT^ mq'/-^«IT »».-?tf^«. 
 /.-'¥f n.-^T% «. "l^ «. ^^ m. 
 
 To knock on the Lead witL one's knuckles. EFT /.- 
 
 To strike with a k. f^/. JTK^, f?r^«F5t. 
 To KsucKLE, r. «. suhnit, v. To Yield. prJtj.^^. 5^, =;ft/'. 
 
 Jj^ This letter is represented by H. 
 
 La, interj. q^. — as used by a woman. STT^. 
 
 Labdakdm, n. cistus ladaniferus. BT^pTn, 
 
 LabeI/, m. *ijp of paper, ^'c. attached to any tiling shewing 
 
 its contents. ^^Frft/. ^<nf^/ f^/. 
 
 2— as attached to shew the number and price severally. 
 
 2b Label, ». a. v. N. '^^f^f. Ac. Hfmt-^^-KRwf. 
 Labial, a. lelonging to the lips, artst^. 
 
 2 Joi-med hy the lips, — letters. 3frg5T. 
 Labiodental, a. formed by the lips and teeth. ^nreiT or 
 
 Labor, n. toil, travail, troulle, paint, Kearisome exertion. I 
 
 irpHT/. «nT»». w-'Zm. ^?r»».H?ii'iH/. 3^m««- T^^pm «». i 
 sfTT^^wj. snmTm.?rmmm.qft«T*r«». amafiTCw*./. arziw 
 wj./. arcrf^OT. 9FRTf*i^/. ar^rft?/. 
 
 L. — conipreh. labor and pains, toil and trouble. ^- j 
 
 Day-l.TT^rft/. ^3T«T-ijO/ H-^^+IHw. ^^H^/ ^- [ 
 Forced 1. flRR/. W/. " j 
 
 Fruitless 1. T^TSTRi. ^^jTrsiTi^OT. HI+iHn.vHrlHIS'ln. 
 ^t%^^/. ^\'i\if. I 
 
 Hard 1. ^retff JT^^TTT/. <*>«l»rl/. W-^^^Jm. ^{\i\\r\r]f. 
 Hard and toilsomo 1. i^'l4"*U/. | 
 
 Low or servile 1. drudgery. «h«< | j«M »r«. ^tfre^j^m. 
 Manual or bodily 1. arm itf^fT/. *rr?T»». 
 Price or wages of 1. JniTn?T/. JT^rm/. H^/. %5«. 
 Toilsome and vexatious 1. ^^T^/. ^mf. orf.pl. 
 
 ':T^^. 'RTf?/. +(<i<i<j.i/. ipnoEtpt?/ st^'FtV'- TTmr^. 
 
 AVith great 1. -HMI'HNI+II^", ^HHT^t^rft or <flaHI- 
 ^SKpf, <grlHl^', ^r4HI*J<. 
 
 2 Kork to le done, or done, v. ■WoEK. ^nw «. ^^^Trf ^^3:^ 
 
 %5fe-«RT5'Trq;pm«. [^5^/ 
 
 3 iratail, t. Chiu^bibtu. ^Ri^t^/. ff ^frl^^^i/ q?f- 
 
 2b Labob, c. «. toil, work hard. W^-, «nT»n.-«p^»».-^^fT/. 
 -&e. trof-iF^. — as enhanced. f;iqT^-tfT<ft^-&c.«PT^». 
 q^, 3[5w«. *l«uS, 3RT3TRw»/.-3?iaiMIi/.-St]H^/-'^'^^* 
 
 ^ /--grrPFTf /.-&c. spr^, JT^7T-v;ft^^T^-^jfNffff5-&c. 
 
 ^n. ^Twr, vftsTOT. arvrhiCwi, T^?5T% ITTiftn. ^FT^, ^n. p7. 
 
 2 (fo toor^. ^"Toj, <|«jui, iM^ii}, ^pTKn. ^vT^. 
 
 3 be in distress, strife, struggling, Sfc. 3T5?j^, J'W'r, 
 
 4 be in child-birth. %ti^/. |)/.-f?13+l/ P^. ^, HttsjM-SI^- 
 ?flrt-i< t1 «("<( ^"^ (1 -M *) <) H *:2trr-&C. 3T^. 
 
 2b Labor, v. a. form or prosecute icith labor; elaborate.!^V{^. 
 
 -^^T^-JSnT ^^T-W q^^-&c. ^T^, T;!TTnfT/.-&c. W^ 
 
 g.ofo. 
 Laboeatoet, n. work-room. +,KWMI»». 3^5tn^«. 
 Labored, ;. v.V. A. «nTT^ %ar5T, 4>^r«5, ssTfTf^g;, K^nmrft'^. 
 Laborer, n. Labobixo, p. a. v.V. N. 1. ^pn»nTT, ^PT M"il<l- 
 
 +<u|Kr, M^r^ +<U1KI, «fH+.r|J, spj^T'ft, &C. 
 
 A day-1. K^T, Hyi+,T, H-j|<+0, *T^TTTT, i1W«)lrt[, 
 rrippft, TW+I»-MT, ^^, ^Tft or fimTTt. 
 
 Business of a day-1. M^f\f. ^mh'jJO/. M^j^<+IH «. 
 
 Wages of a day-1. H^/. <MHy^/. ^t/. 
 
 A 1. man, one of the leering class. ^WV^ or f^, ■«!- 
 
 spt^iTT, TR^TST, c5Wt?^^, «MaflH^/. «ll<{l'). 
 A 1. lad. 3m?I<3Tr. 
 
 An idle 1. f???^*r^, ^rf^H?:. 
 
 The 1. class, — com2)reh. Jwi^lHIcfj m. pi. 
 Laborious, a. assiduous, industrious, v. DiLir.FJfT. <PT^, 
 spTRT^, JPTK^, ^WTT, Kpfrft or PTT, *T?Tm?ft, «P«I»ffl, W" 
 ^3, 3iqi«n, 3TT^Rft, 'Mlft't), 3R?pTrtt. 
 
 A 1. person. ^rH]^T IT^T m. 
 2 requiring labor, toilsome. H^JTffNl, *T7IFI?ft^, 'PBTr?- 
 
 ?ft^, *^Ni, «j»rr^, v's*!^! ^TTptft^, 7<w^-m, ^p- 
 
 5K, B^, 5PWT«T, 'iT*WT«-'q, 3TmnmT«T, ^T^P^. 
 Laboriously, o(?». v. A. ^iPT tf^^T, ^P^ ^^J^, *T^^ ^T'T, 
 j «pT-:p^-&c. ^;?s?T, ^n^:, M^^Hd;, sTT^rm^.— as eu- 
 I hauced. ^ft^ <fr|fT, ^Jft^ ^^^, ttmi*ii'm*ii'fi, T^^, <v>\^ 
 I qpft !J;57T, 3^T'flT?:-3TRT^TR-&c. qj^STT. 
 ' Laboeiouskess, n. V. A. 1. and. Dilige>"CE. JppTT^WT 0». 
 ij !piTre[WT»i. ^^r^m m 3^ftn »». S^R m. 7?IFT?fte?n/. 
 l' 2 ^p al 'J H 'J ll M. ^?5?WrT «». +^+)l«^<<rlT/. sMH'HI'^dT/. 
 |i Labteikth, «. f Zace or roac? /wW of xcindings. TFTTi^^t 
 
 ciPTT /-^T^ /. i>n^-?5q3T^r^-RnTPi3^rHt-3?JT3ffHt 
 
 -Ac. ^TT/. qP.TcETW. qTEToKlT<t ^JTHIT/. W^wHft ^TPTT/. 
 
 ! 2 fig. an intricate case or matter. =5fb«TT?fl^ %rr «». 
 ! Lao «. — the dye, or insect ( coccus lacca ) which forma" 
 ! it. Pmf T^Wf ?JI?tt/. arfefTT or an2?iT «n. 5(THf5 ot. 
 3T?!;tP!P m. 
 
 A stick of 1. c^mr^t^nft/. BT^ift/. 
 
 li Cake 1. =En?T or '^>m or =«l?^t ?n^/. 
 
LAC 
 
 46S 
 
 LAD 
 
 Earthen pot smeared with 1. ^^•^I'X. n. «I<1iaS ». 
 
 Liquified 1. dye. ^rttt><.*i m. 
 
 Of the color of 1., dyed with 1. ?5T^, 
 
 Pouring 1. into a socket (in preparation for the gem.). 
 ril^^MK tn. [W^ «. 
 
 Bing or trinket bearing its gem in 1. rfl^Mli m. c5T- 
 
 Stuffed or filled with 1. t?T^, m^. [f. ^^. 
 
 To besmear with 1. BT^T'f , ST^'if, SJl^R^ft/.-^WTn. 
 2 See Lack. 
 Lace, n. Uxlure of intervoten threads. 'j\\<£\f. ^P? »». 
 
 2 gold or tilcer lace. W^T^m.f. ^ or ?ft|/. 
 Gold I. *f|^0 *p1N'J m./. 
 
 Silver 1. ^!^ ^r^\^ m.f. 
 Gold or silver 1. ^f or «fti/. 
 
 3 $trinff for fattening clothe*. "f^Hf. TT^/. 
 
 Jo Lace, b. a. fatten or hind irith a lace or tape. ftu|"Ji, ftr- 
 
 To 1. ( a bedstead, &,c. ) with broad tape. HJtKuf. — 
 with twists of cocoanut fibres. ^T'if. 
 
 2 border, ^c. with lace. *(4l*l<i^m./. rfHU|, +,rim<i=«ft 
 
 3 V. To Beat. «44.in, el*ui, ^t^, 5ftlW. 
 Lacs-mait, «i. vTToft«rRT, v»fi<iAr«<<r<<i. 
 Laced, p, t. V. 1. r*nnri-ll, &c. fsnift^. 
 
 2 %rll^H r^^-^r^I, Ac. ^f'.N'Jirfst, ^(\^.\t[. 
 To Lacerate, v. a. rend, v. To Teab. <PRut, ^T^T^, ft"- 
 ^Ku^, f^^K"! n.'&c. ^iTof y. o/^o. 
 2 T. To ScBATcn. 3nr»«f, anrwof, afiritrrr. 
 
 IiACnATED, ;>. T. v. 1. TU^^.I, Ac ^^Tf^T, ft«r^. 
 
 2 afuiArir, 'H"U^JJ.4I, Ac. 
 IucFBATi05, fi. T. V. \.~act. liTXof n. {n\\K^ n. Ac. TT- 
 
 2 — «f/. yHKMui «. Ac. 
 
 I. rt<f rent made. qfToST w. 'ftr/. 
 
 IL Sec SCBATCH, 
 
 Lachhtmal, a. pertaining to teari. - iffw^ l^, ST^J^vft. 
 2 $ecreting, ifc. tears. 3Tn{fMI^*, ^l^JvR^, 3T«5^I^. 
 
 LAcmmosE, a. iTijinr. 
 
 Jo Lack, c. a. t. To Wast. T^J-Wmf-^r^ /.-^. 
 srt/.Ac. 'HflOf in. fon. ^ y. o/o. ^TT-Ac. 3TO^ tc/M ^ 
 ©/"o. ( as !it ?TnT»n^ TT 3r^ he lacks offspring ), ^- 
 Tfi^-A«. 3TH^, 
 
 Jb Lack, ». «. i« in trant. 3«|"i('»flf<l-'3<W'Jj^fl-»i*l'(l|W- 
 
 Ac. anr^, »i»^'»i/-»i«'twi*/.-»^«<i«/.-^»i^ijf/.-Ac. sr- 
 ffS^ MS. «>«. •mf-TT^^-Ac. aro^t, it^w^j 3to^. 
 
 2 he wtmting. TTT-^nft-^pT-Ac. -JmOT, KPTT^ m- ^Ifm- 
 VTT«i.-fm/-7^^/.-*^'nn/Ac, W^ity. o/#. ^ », 
 tm^ with WT oft. 
 
 ^Xace, «. T. WijiT. 7»ftf /. fm/. ^v^f. nr>r/, ennw 
 
 3 «M lnw JfW Ikoutand. BT9 m. n^T m. 
 AMcablag* of a 1. ( of flowen, frnito, Ac. ). {n^Tt?(V> 
 
 Lacks upon lacks. 55T^ft7T^. [ qfrT »». 
 
 Possessor of a 1. of rupees. W^»qT, t5?^Tlrr;»p. c5^- 
 
 Tliat is worth a 1. tuperexcellent. 3T^^, cil<<^I^M<4Hl- 
 Lackadat, interj. v. Alas. ^ ^, «jii+4i. 
 LACKBEAiy, «. T. Fool. duidviMT^, ^, SJ'TT, JT?S5fT. 
 Lackeb, n. varnish. 5?!^/. c5T^/. friOT ». 
 2b Lackeb, p. a. smear with lacker. XW\ «. ^-3T^^-<J>- 
 
 ^, c5T^^, ^l^f. rtl«(ui. 
 Lackebed, jj. v. V. ^m'T rfl*<^3T, c5T^5%3T, Ac. i'l'ioft. 
 
 A. 1. ornament. 3H3lo(i «. 
 Lacket, n./w>i %. f^<^Hd'IK or 5TT, qt^^TT, ^TPT, ^^RT, 
 
 Lacklustbe, a. — the countenance. ^IMI^H, ^FOT (pop. 1>- 
 5ET ) ^, PlW^, rTJTt^, »i<^*M, T5^ or 3T^R. 
 2 — a pearl. ^Tt«RTT a. ind. t(|u|isio6, ♦i<*fl<i, 'RH. 
 
 Lacoxic, Laconical, o. Irief, concise, — speaker. *?l4«wld- 
 
 iTwii^r, Bf?HH«iThi, ^t^^iWt, PmTT^, tW^ttptt^, 
 
 2 expressed in few words, — speech. ^if^Wtrp, ^T%ITt^- 
 
 Lacosism, n. concise speech. ^*frldlf^/. ^%jfrf^/. ^^- 
 
 Lacqueb. See Lackeb. 
 
 Lacbtmosei «. T. "Weepino. x^^. 
 
 Lactaoe, n. produce of milch animals. 5^ or |»# n, ^ «• 
 
 HK^ OT. ns^r «. [ Tf^rf^?. 
 
 Lactaet, a. having juice like milk. Jc^TT, J'^T^, ^fWt, ?ft- 
 Lactabt, n. V. Daibt. jh??!^ ^ «• 5*1^1^ 'SJPIT/. "it- 
 
 Lactatiok, n. act of giving milk. 'inT irsjSr «. sqirf ^ n. 
 Lacteal, a. milky. JtTT^, 5Ttni«Wt, 5"*^, |^^H^. 
 
 2 conveying chyle. ST^R^T'TT^, ^TvR^T^rra^?), 
 Lacteal, n. t'M»rf of the body that conveys chyle. aRRBTI- 
 
 Lacteous, a. milky. 5*Tr^, y^I^wft, 5''*nT^. 
 
 2 conveying chyle. ST^TT^TT^, 31*1<*)Mia^, 
 Lactesceut, a. producing mdk., or a milky juice. JtTT!?!, 
 
 Lactitebous, o. that conveys milk. 5'tWTf^, ji^I^T^. 
 Lad, n. r. Stbipliso. 'ftrtT, "Tt=^, in««TT, i^MIMIu^W, ani- 
 qroTT, ami'lmJTT, 3»I5HM( or 3(TTPTTTPT, m^l^, JTW, 
 
 3 /<?//(W, c*<i/), Joy,— familiarly, iff, ^j^j^, q>^. 
 Laddeb, n. frrt\ or f?I^ or f^ft or f^f. fHt^f. f*l- 
 
 «^/. ?fNm«- [*. 
 
 To Lade, c. a. ▼. To Load. 3T^, afttf n. »R^-*<l»?fl, *n- 
 
 2 See To Ladle, 
 Ladek, p. T. v. 1. Bl^^l, T^iJ^T A TFT^, •1KIII, 
 Ladivo, n. T. V. 1.— orf- HT^ n. Ac. 3R[oft/ B^ w. 
 
 L load, cargo, v. FBKlonT. M(»W /. »Tff«Tn. *tK^R n. 
 Ladle, «. q«T ♦». <^'«- fsft/. IM^I «. «TIWT «•• WV^f^f. 
 
 Bowl of a 1. iffl «. «n|^n. ni?l n, iTT"^ »». 
 L. iritb perforttioM. irm «. 
 
LAM 4 
 
 L. for ladling out boiled rice. 3Hl»i<i4 n. H<^|oli «. 
 L. made of a piece of cocoa-nut, hollowed inango- 
 Btone, &c. Z^ m. 3^3T or ft^ m. dim. l^?ff or f(^f. 
 ^.^/- [ or sqr. 
 
 Suitable to be served out with a pali or 1. M?f)<il4| 
 Wooden 1. 5T^/. =^]Z^m. 
 To Ladle, v. a. empty out with a ladle, Sfc. g^'?^, g^T- 
 oft/.-3^PTT »».-&c. ^X^ g. of 0. ToETT^-Ac. «m«3'i. 
 
 To 1. out ( boiled rice,) gerce it out on the leaf-plates. 
 
 afPKot. — the mass thus turned out. afTTTw. [ "T «. 
 
 Ladling, n. v. V. — act. g'^qiJf «. ^^iT^Jft/- 3"?rTT ot. g^^fT- 
 
 Ladt, «. woman of family or- of good breeding. ?l«r9ft/- 
 
 sjm^f..&c. f5!I^^ /.-5iPEnpt/.-&C. ^p^ST'f/ 5?5^/. 
 
 •2— as a title. STT?/. ?tFT^/. 
 
 A Muhammadan 1. 5ft«ft /. ^/. Vtk /. 
 Lady-bihd, Ladt-buo, Ladt-cow, Lady-fly, n. jj«ii-Mi 
 
 i%5T OT. ^f%?T m. (^'m m. ^si^\Z m. rilM^pH »». 
 Lady-like, a. v. Genteel. ^'=t, ftr^. 
 
 2 lecoming a lady. f^^ftW %^, B'^+^f^d. 
 Lao, n. lotcest class, fag end, cp. iToS m. n^ m. n. %T m. 
 
 ^lipaS «. C ^. 
 
 fTo Lao, ». «. 7«a«^ behind. ^\^ qiwf-^i^yf, TFRrJf, *i(*itii- 
 Laggeb, «. Laggisg,/). «. V. V. HFT <r5iTKT, JII'I'HUIKI, &c. 
 
 Lagoon, Laocne, «. ^TR/. 
 
 Laic, Laical, o. not clerical, v. Lay. ^^4t, 5f^<T, ^^'<T 
 
 Laic, ». layman. ^r<T w. 
 
 Laib, n. ice? or resting place ( of a wild beast ). "T^-s'erTT^ 
 
 STT^T m. iftsw/. ^JTTcft/. 
 Laity, w. the body of the people distinguished from the clergy. 
 
 'T^^V^'f m. n^^vT«prft/. 
 Lake, «. ^tWt n. ^TOTT »«• =^ m. ^^VH^ m. JhRuH IJop. 
 
 Lamb, w. — male. ^^i\ m. — female. Jpf'Fft/.-gener. without 
 reference to sex. ^'i*fe, n. 
 
 A female 1. about a year old. ^T^^ or A\^if. 
 Lambatite, a. taken by licking. '^JZ\^\^., 3^, aTST^. 
 Lambative, n. a medicine taken by licking. ^VM n. ^ «». 
 
 Lamb-kis, n. ^jtNj^ «. ?5^ spf^ «. 
 
 Lambent, a. playing about, /(c. ^oErtT, ^R'TT. 
 
 Laite, o. cripple, Sfc. pinST, it^loST, TfTT, 'TT'ToS, "TJ pop. "j^, 
 
 A 1. person. ?i^?TT^ or »»is:^ll'(t c- ^^5^ c. 
 2 fig. imperfect, not satvfactory. ?P15T, ST^, e^pT, fq+,«, 
 
 To Lame, v. a. make lame. «?|»ia|-«i<ISl-&c. ^T'i'. 
 Lamellae, Lamellated, a. covered, Sjc. with thin plates or 
 
 scales. ^^?T, <a<«rti"«ii. 
 Lamely, adv. y. A. 1. ?5»R?T, ri'UHrf'lirl, ^^RH, W^Mcl 5- 
 
 LAM 
 
 I ^'W, 5<>md+r*M<1, 551155^ Niufl, <Tf»T55«?l«II"lfl. 
 To go 1. t^'lSiit. 
 
 2 fig. 3'13<:1>r3, H^HH Of dHH-j JF^T. 
 Lameness, ». y. A. 1. gjii4H«llw». qfisTurrm. argqiilTOT. W^- 
 
 ^^ n. tpT?5r »i. " [ ^^Xf. 
 
 2 sr^1<mr »». arWtT m. R+rtnl / ?^rT n. f^'^FHTR ?«. 
 2b Lajient, t'. a. bewail, deplore, regret. ^^, ^TT^ot, ^5 7/1. 
 
 -|:^ «.-^T^ m.-&e. :R^-tRTjf-j^Rulf ^. 0/0. ^i<4^i<</. q;- 
 
 ?:^ J. 0/0. R?yIH m.-^t'^ n.-&c. q;?TTf ^. ofo. 
 To Lament, v. n. mourn, wail, ^-c. XJMt., Xf.-XXf- ^^, ^- 
 
 rJNof, arr^iifi^, 311^^', arpFfrT^, arrsp^ n.-^^rtm. 
 Lamentable, a. v. V. A. r5r'n'-^-^3TtnT-^j?lnrn'-&c. #i:^, 
 
 I. expressing sorrow, Sfc. See Mocbnfhl. 
 Lament, Lamentation, n. v. V. A. — act. ^^ n. til-^juii n. 
 
 ^ ^FTot «. &c. ?fnF OT. ^[fR'T «. 
 
 V. V.N. ^n. 3TT=;F^«. &c. xf. STTif^M. 3TT^rom.^- 
 
 ^W/. triT/. H\*\H\Mf f^TrJN «». fJrTrSTTOT. ?:^n. X\^n. 
 To cry with loud lamentations. qiT'^T'T ^"Jf-arKS"! . 
 Lamentee, «. Lamentikg,!). a. t. V. A. ^otrt, liit^iilRT, 
 
 &C. f^c?rT-^-&c. sprtf. 
 Lamina, n. thin plate or scale. ^^ n. ^^ m. qiSfr »«. =5fW/. 
 
 q^ OT. ^FTHoST m. [ q?T?To5^r^. 
 
 Laminated, a. consisting of thin plates, Sfc. qi^TT^TT, q^'TT'^r, 
 To Lamm, v. a. cudgel, v. To Beat. iluiMul, iTui+Hu)', 
 Lamp, n. ^^m.^ m.^^^.m.f^fxmm. — in covert, &c.phrase. 
 
 ^^zfft^ n. Some kinds of lamp are f?^ m. ^[W\ or ?rr- 
 
 »^tJr or ?5i»iuir^m, flTir or ?|«Ioir<^c(|, ftspJlf^ or ^^ 
 
 /. ^moft/ f^^ or ^?ft «• f^f <rfqq;r/. %q?f/. f^- 
 
 5!T?5 m. AIUH^ or sm^/. 
 
 Branched or forked 1. f^T^/. 
 
 By, in, &c. l.-light. f^TfJ^ff. 
 
 Cluster of lamps. ^'sTT m. ^rrs «• 
 
 Door-1. Za«i/» m a doorway. qR^T ^^ m. <^K4Ui-«(| f^- 
 ^\ m. ^^i€f<tq «». 
 
 Earthen saucer form 1. ^ n. qiinft (^'m. q^pflc^/. 
 fq^ptft or T-SSm^f. 
 
 Evening 1., lamp lighted every evening in a temple. 
 
 Flame of a 1. f^TT^ ^^ /• ^tqf^T^i/. 
 
 Frame or erection for a row of lamps. ^fTTT^ n. 
 
 Hanging 1. ^ oi- ^t\f. ^3 m. 
 
 L. hung in the air. 3TI^T?!lf^ m. Sir^T^ft^ m. 
 
 Lighting up of the lamps ( in a temple, &c. ). f^- 
 
 ^w^f r^^m/. ^mm/. 
 
 Metal and upright 1. ^^i or ?m^/.— the saucer of 
 it for the oil and wicks, or to receive the drippings, 
 ^it n. ?^S n. XTTS3 ». 
 
 Obeisances paid to the lamps at lighting. ?^tq^;T»«. 
 
 Obeisances, salutations, ( to Biijas, &c. ) paid at 1. 
 
la:t 
 
 467 
 
 lighting. ^^ :^T^ VI. f^^ W7TH m. fi*ii\»Mi\ m. \ 
 Oil of an extinjruished 1. f^J^ or ftift? n. 
 Operations — compreh. of preparing, aud ligphtiiig a 1. 
 
 Place ( in a house ) for the suspension of the great 
 L f^«i<i«i or f^Hi]^ n. 
 
 Bow or range of lamps. ?(WT^f^ pop. f^TT^t/. ^■ 
 THTaB/. [ ^ ». 
 
 Saucer for the oil and wicks of a 1. R^*irfl«|uf «. HT3- 
 
 Stand or stem of a 1. l \ v \ ^( or i\v[4\f. 
 
 Stink of an extbguished 1. t^J^PJT/. 
 
 String or loop to suspend a hanging 1. aflSloO/. 
 
 vHHiSr n. sTteor/. [ Tir/. 
 
 Time of 1. lighting. F^'^f'.HUI or f^^-lNufl /. U^'i\- 
 To extinguish a 1. ^sijre f^^ m.-T^m.-fr^ n.-V^ 
 j. ^, f^ m. "fclSui-MWNwf. 
 
 To freshen or brighten a 1. f^ n». W^\ ^^. 
 
 LASir-BLACK, n, tK^f. ^r3T3 »I. H^<t/. 5P«Ir5 ». *Pft/. 
 
 Laiif-lai>i)£b, «. ff^^/. ^trr M. 
 Lamp-light, n. ^wrr^ T%I m.-JT^n[T m. 
 
 Lamp-staM), n. ^^ w. ^ m. <sidi^^ or AIunO/. <^M|^ff 
 
 Lavpass, n. — the disease, ir^ m. TT^C^ fl. 
 
 Lampoos, »i. lalirical piece. fH^ 'Jt^TlT ». ft«H**<IM^ ^- 
 
 *^ «.- %^ w. 
 La5ce, «. T. Speab. «rr=5T OT. ilT^/. JrsiT m. 
 Jb LaXCE, r. a. WI'^ m.-i|»ifl/. «K«i. 
 
 2 cut, tfe. with a lanrel. ^WTT^ VTT''r-^T'T^-d^, ><»i€«i, 
 
 Lasceb, h. »T;rl*/"l w. iir^^fT^ »». 
 
 La5Cet, «. — the surgical instrument. sTfTT «. 
 
 Cut or opening made by a 1. SPT? m. "iffFTift/. 
 To LaXCB, r. a. throw, dart. %^, 5T^, JTHot. 
 To LA5CI5ATE, ». «. rend, t. To Teak, vn^, f^^. 
 LaschciatCD, a. fringed. UMO^I. 
 La50, «. totintry, rejion. "iff m. ^^ m. qt»T m. ?7^ n. 
 2— a« oppo«cd to water and air. '•nft'T/. Hf/. g^llJ^. 
 
 r<i^ jBop. rw n. 
 It. and water. QfrS^^ n. 
 Confumon of 1. and water (a« throngh inundation ). 
 
 L.- carriage, prire paid for traneport hif I. ^X^ V* 
 t^,-»^ n. r<r?m»lW-«mtTTWT^-4c. nh n. 
 
 Neck of 1. «tiT««. etfr/. 
 
 The main I. gr^/. 
 
 The way by 1.— as opposed to the tray hy trater. «Tm- 
 mnai. qnTTWTni. ^TOWTT/, ^^/ '■«I^.HI«i>n. 
 8 j rom nd , earth, tod, — with reference to agriculture. 
 
 Arable I. WWm/. famflTd. *«»ii. t?^l^/. 
 Aimbio Uiidi— collect ^PPmr wu P 
 
 IAN 
 
 Arid or sterile 1. H^T5«. f^^»«. SRTJfft^/. *TH<:». 
 Burning of 1. in agriculture. ^\A\^*f. *lM«)i/. 
 Burning of l.-conipreh. qtoETT^I or MVA^'i-fM\4ff[mf. 
 
 Clearing of 1. in bringing it under cultivation. ?n»r- 
 Cultivated 1. Pm^ f. ?51'H4>^»0^ /. «l{|c)v><»fiH /. 
 
 Cultivated throughout-land. ^«J«r^tH. 
 
 Elevated & dry level spot in arable 1. HI^ «. TT^/J. 
 — that abounds in such. '*{\7:^^. 
 
 Hill— 1. just cleared and burned (for cultivation ). 
 W^ m. BT^ n. 
 
 Inspector and assessor of 1. <HMl'T'ft?I m. 
 
 L. inundated by excessive rain. qpJl^/td n. 
 
 L. watered by irrigation. TnT<ToC n. 
 
 L. irrigated by water courses. qR^VoE «. 1T5*T55 «. 
 
 L. irrigated from a draw-well. i^lnvfS n. 
 
 L. uiiirrigable. ^5^3 «• ^"t^S^I^ or ^ ( or ^K- 
 3^7^ ) ^nftT /-?tfT n.-&c. I^Hiufl^Wli /. 
 
 L. newly brought under irrigation. <TT'iI*l<^»l»(t^/. 
 
 L. just reduced under cultivation. ^tfrpTM. 
 
 L. burned and prepared for plants. ^?/. *rT5lT«r35/l 
 
 Loppings strewed over 1. to be burned. TTiC»». ^/. 
 ^^n.*re^/— Dry grass, rubbish, &c. strewed over the 
 loppings, ^f(f. rTOI^ffJ. F.^7:m. k^^n. ^IT/. — Litter 
 remaining of the burned loppings. f^<Mrl/. 
 
 Moist (as opposed to arid) 1. 'TMi?3«."TTwr^5r)i.qTti[?jor». 
 
 Plants growing on burned 1. ^/. rr^»». fl^^w. 
 
 Bange of cultivated 1. fl«rr"». 
 
 Range of uncultivated and unproductire l.Jli«iji*ftT 
 /. HraTTTH. [/. ^f. 
 
 Eeduciug waste 1. under cultivation. r^T^^Jft/. t7i<i«|^ 
 
 Rising tax upon 1. nfinjT»». 
 
 Slip or strip of 1. ift/ "Jnat/. »prai^/. 
 
 Survey of arable 1. ^r^ft/. %'T'TT^'ift/. 
 
 "Waste 1. T\nVTm. ^TH n. 3m^R». ^TT»r»». 
 
 AVnstc or fallow 1. of the crown. «<*!< ^TNim. 
 
 "Waste 1. amidst tilled 1. qPT^TT^w. [3Tmof. 
 
 To reduce 1. under cultivation. <^»wtt€ ^|U|«1, ^\^^ 
 4 e*tate, ground*, cnft^r/. »t?T». 
 
 Crown-lands, ^tr?^ or ^nf?IWw. xf^f. ["ft/. 
 
 Grain paid by the sublessee to the land holder. jH% 
 
 L. lying in another village. ^frtXT w. — holder of it. 
 
 L. reversionary to the state. ?t«'\/. 
 
 Lands tenanted from the state. T^sift ^S^^f. 
 
 Lauds and tenements, compreh. — the whole ettate. 
 
 L. held on kublease. f^^Jra^STTw. 
 Lauded proprietor. fn<m5U, ffl'I^. 
 Laud-farmer of the Crown, ^f[^ itft^,— balance 
 in kind due from the tenants to him. ^T'W^/.— wnsto 
 
ian; 4 
 
 lands made over to him. <fTld<*l<mT««. 
 Under-tenant or sublessee of 1. ^S^Fftw. 
 To Laud, v. a. get on shore. yH<ui, ?lft?r-R>H M I « -^5TO- 
 
 &C. rtie(Ol, ^^ TcTTT, 
 To Lakd, v. n. go on shore. v3"f«uf, Hft^T ^nT'f-yd<'f. 
 Laitd-aniual, n. '^, Hf^T^, ^^iTrJ^. 
 Land-breeze. See Lakd-wind. 
 Land-flood. See Inundation. 
 LAND-roECE. See Abmy. 
 Land-holdeb, n. propi-ieior of land. ^nftT^, f^TTRT^, 
 
 fKTRft, '!T?5^, Vrf<<l^'+, '<T?IH^, ^"NN'^K. 
 Land-iadt, n. tcotnan who has tenants. ^XV^ MW+I"! f-- 
 
 T'ft^/. W^^f- MW+Hui/ ^^T^fK/. 
 Land-locked, a. encompassed ly land, gfl-^fl ^rt^TT^^, 
 
 Land-lokd, n. oivner of land who has tenants under Mm. ^- 
 
 2 oioner of a house who has tenants. M<|-=(l HI34>, Mi^JsO, 
 
 3 keeper of an inn. Hdl-^r. 
 
 LaND-maBK, «. »nflrA ifo designate a loundary. Tvk'^t^ f. 
 
 JfNl?3«T/. ^J. ^f ^ /. ^5I'<0miR(5=^ n. •^^(^^\' 
 
 ?lf^n. 
 Land-mbasuee, «. T. Measuee. ^f*nft%TR». fi->lMf?M|0|«. 
 Land-meastjbement, n. 3TJffTTfpHJft /.-^^TT^ /, 
 
 Eelating to 1. »T?fT^. 
 Land-begisteb, «. vnftT 5mT m. V^SfTTfT m. 
 Lands-man, n. g-fl«fldrtlHPT^, g5[Tqfl^r?5I, H^ WP^. 
 Land-80Btet, n. v^MIh ift'Sioft /. «i<l«) »». ^i. 
 Land-tax, n. ^dWIil »«. ^flTT w. 'ifT'T m. f ft^FT w. 
 L. — freely. +IKI^T<I w. 
 
 Mitigated 1. vrft ^^IH ». [%^. 
 
 Land-waitee, «. — the officer of the customs. md|4«-=|| m- 
 Land-wind, n. wind blowing from the land. ciil->Hi-f«bii-<<i- 
 
 ^-&c. ^TTT m. Hf^T?5T ?RT »«. Hdri{ /. 
 Landed, a. having an estate in land. ^<i*<l, ?I?ft, ^Ml«i^iT, 
 
 2 consisting in land. r(r\]W, 3Tf*l*n^T, ^"MMHI, ^- 
 
 VRIMT. [ ^ n. 
 
 Landing, Lanbing-flace, n. «tt7 m. •ad<u<(l-en ^3TFTT/. sr- 
 
 2 ( of a stairs or flight of steps ). f^<-*<|t(<-ef)*iHi^ / 
 
 I'rfnorT^ ^\*\(\f. T'^'-M\'^ dM4>^ /. 
 Landscape, «. <Ae iawf^ tc^jcA the eye can comprehend in a 
 
 single view. JtoKJTxiTT dtt*l(d^l-4^'d«l-fif^VldiH31-&c. 
 
 ^^ «t.-?f^ m. <if^mdt?f'if1^n M. 
 
 2 picture of scenery. HV^?[\1^ f?^ w. 
 Landslip, n. slip down of land from a mountain. S<}dMHI<l* 
 
 2 <^e /an(? slipped. spt^o|?T q5^?5T 4«(dMI *rTn »«. 
 Lane, «. narrow road between houses or fields. »I|^/. 3T- 
 oft/. ^ or ^f ^ or ^^f.^ m. ^f n\%f IT- 
 
 oi^ or trmqr/. »rf^/. sttce/ ^^r/. 
 Lanes, alleys, Ac. compreh, njft^-=f^/. t%rif^/. 
 
 3 LAN 
 
 In every 1. and alley. 3TToEt STTSfr. 
 Language, «. v. Speech. ^Twft/. gr^/. [ 3%/. 
 
 2 speech, thoughts expressed. ^Jv^ n. JT^TW n. qt?I W. 
 
 Bad 1. 5^i%/. i^rrsnir n. jpttt «. |sf^nT ». 5??^^ «. 
 
 Classical or polished 1. t<>^d|R>/. 
 8 a language. i(\^f. JTm/. 
 
 A foreign 1. Hllidi «. 
 4 style, diction, ^\^m^%^^f.^^vf[f■f\^f.-&c. ^\' 
 
 Languid, a. of drooping spirits, indisposed to exertion. HT^, 
 ^1 ^, §^r, ^JTS, 'c7PT, JrTH, »T'^^, 3T?l«r^M, |^, 
 
 2 weak, feeble, dull, slack, slow, ^c. — of business, mo- 
 tion, Ac. Ji^, fejTT or ftnn, ^cT, ^?^, f w, f ^r, ^f^r?, 
 
 3 indifferent, cold, ^'c. ni, ^, 3^?flH, g-^m, aRTT '<!, 
 
 Languidly, adv. t. A. 1. 2. 3. H^, H^H^, 3Tr«4i(d STToTO?!, 
 ^Hrl ?T?r, ^'ST, giFTT^, ^?5T^^, f*mTftW,'*ii'mT%, 3151. 
 *ii*»i, 3ict*(ciftn. 
 
 Laxguidness, n. v. A. 1. and Languob. ^^["^T m. gwi'TT 
 m. ^^f ^\<J n. Mr1%/. t^^f. 
 
 2 H^orr OT. I^^'TT M. firfHUII m. f^fijOTTT m. f%r5Tf /. 
 
 3 WPITT 7». 4lTt/. 7^RPnnT m. 3THr?-«TT/. 3TR'<TRTf|fq' 
 n. ar^fy-TrJT/. sff^^^ «. ^PTTtr^T »». 
 
 To Languish, v.n.w To Tine, To Deoop. ^t^, 3^ or ?5- 
 
 n^, ^R-&c. ^, Tc5rf7r/.-&c. qSr in. con. 
 
 2 proceed slackly, vtith diminished vigor, ^^of, JT^TloT^ 
 
 3 look softly and tenderly. ^ \ ^ \ A^\^ ^ ^W \ \ 4J f^A ^^'n^ 
 
 ?nT^^?[:^-&c. <TTf&r. 
 Lasguisheb, ». Languishing,^, a. v. V. 1. a^PTRT, 'c^TT 
 giHHT, 't^f^ 9fn%w, &c. 'cTrr, »t?R. 
 
 2 H<i.l«(?i?IT, »i<^HSrtrtl, fy?5T1^-&c. TSrtrfl. 
 
 3 ^pmr?' ^^ TTform, &c.^fHi(**i <{,^^, Jcnrr^ ^€f^. 
 
 Languishment, «. softness of look^ Sfc. ?!%?? «. JTrfePT n. 
 
 ^IHrfl«<rtl+d ». ?5f3d|5f3l*T«.'FIHH<^4_Ri/. spPTF^^/. 
 Languob, n. lassitude, lisllessness, heaviness, ^i'^f. JTt^- 
 
 OTT m. m?I n. f^lf/. g?fP?oir w. 't^Tf^/. ^^^ f MHdl 
 
 «. 3I?7^ «. ^flT5«T n. ^fJTfT n. ^ m. 3T^?rT^ »«. 3l«iti^<ii 
 
 LaNIFEBOUS, LANIGEEOU8,0.jprO</wrtny tpool. hTh^^i'F, r^t'Tt- 
 
 Lank, Lanky, o. »!o< plump, thin, v. Lean. hi<i«, <ishi<i3, 
 
 ?I?*Mld<i&, ?re^^, ^^, Sfildilieir, l^+fl^it, ^¥t?^, TR- 
 
 Tall & lanky. ^JoE or 5iio5,lt'TcE,^'5jr5 or gqr, ^^fRT. 
 2 ?«*, not distended, v. Loose. fe(^,%t5, f^tf^. 
 Lankness, Lankiness, n. v.A. l.mH<*^l«||OT. qTfWT^/. «?W- 
 
LAB ; 
 
 La>teb>-, n. "HUJfl or VIVm m. n. qjqr m. Jp^ m. 
 Laxtebs-Jawed, a. t. X. 'lWl'^«ll, ^TT^^tfTT, *ll(A*JfIT, ^- 
 
 Laxtebxjaws, ». /Am vi»age. ■mSi'ir? «. 
 LA>'i;aUiOus, a. cocertd with douin or toft hair. t^PTSff, fffT- 
 *rT, ?Ic!t»T. [ ^ «. fftem. 
 
 Lap, «. ( of a garment ) hoge ftovting part. ^^ m. tftoE m. 
 
 2 ( of a petticoat, &c. ). s^^ «. aftft/. 3^k*i ««. 
 
 3 part over the thigh*; or the thigh* in a sitting posture. 
 
 Jo Lap, v. a. tcrap around,y. To Wbap. tV^iul, jiilotui, %?^, 
 2 icrop m, t. To Wrap. y<lciu), %^. 
 
 Jb Lap, r.n. <o Je turned over. ^S^ff , «)l<S«t, 'Ef^-«(|4H 3T^. 
 
 2 — as the dog, Ac. tJ+.--l* pT^t, 
 Lap-dog, n. Jrt'll*-9)l m. ( fem. ^ri'ft ^^ft/. ) MV»0 ^W»». 
 
 ( ^^ ). These words express varieties. 
 Lap-pul, n. 3TV^/. 
 
 A» much as a 1. alW TT. 
 LaPIBAbt, Lapidist, «. o. ^r^yar^r anJ seller of precious 
 
 ttone*. nfuj*ll /)o/». *nilT or JT%ft or J^'nnr, ^TBTft, =^- 
 
 LaPIDEOCS, O. %•. StOXT. ^»I5I-«<I, MniUlMM, MIIIUllrH*. 
 
 Lapukscesce, n. turning into stone. ^^TSsm n. mil"!^ n. 
 Lapis-lazuli, n. azure sione.\^ pop. t^ n. sftaiMB m. 
 
 Lapliso. See Sesscalist. 
 
 Lappet, n. See Lap 1. 
 
 Lap«e, Lapuxo, n. v, V. I.— act. W^^ n. IT^ m. qfa/. 
 
 L. of time. *lrf*ir^/. 
 2 (mrwf »•. ^a^if ». &c. ^oE m. I5E m. ?flt?^ w. ^«WT u. 
 
 Jo Lapse, r. fi. glide, flow, pat* tlotcly. J?^ m.-qfcT /.-fl^- 
 f^f.-Ac. ^(ii g. oft. ^T^, f'THT't. 
 2 fig. flip, fall, err. r^m^, «5^, ^3^, VaS w.-^a m. ^- 
 of y. o/ #. ^^I'?^ n.-^T^ «.-Ac. Ctflf y. o/ t. ?vff!?T-&c, 
 
 3/iiW or pat* on from one proprietor to another. (^ 
 
 LaP>u>,^. t. V. 2. ^at?lW, VHfl^W, Ac. ♦•«f>>H, ^^. 
 Lapsus LtsaUiK, n. mistake in speaking. f$T«^T^ m. ^^- 
 
 It was a 1. ^^\^ St^. 
 LAPtUB May US, n. mistake in writing, ^m ^ m. 
 LaPwcto, n. ftK^f. ftflM «. ^FWf? «. 'IWftT m. 
 
 Bed wattled I. «Tmft?^/. 
 LaBSOaBD, n. left hand tide of a tettel. xf%^r(^ •*. 
 LAUoams, «. r ^^ l l^ l ^ l, l l ^^tl^ l ^<^^ . 
 LaBCKrr, «. ▼. Thept. ^if^/. ^<T n. ^iHl^ m. 
 
 ;9 LAB 
 
 Laed, n. i^^ir^o ?n^/. 
 
 jTo Lakb, v. a. batte «ri7A iarf/. |^r^ 'R'lt/. riH"i - H I <M"? . 
 
 2 fatten. ^ V^^, 
 
 3 interlard, v. To IsxEiuiix. ir5E/.-fiT?ra/.-&c. ^Traof- 
 
 Larbeb, n. roow tr^ertf meat is kept. ■HI'IH) ^^ITT^ ^ft^/. 
 
 Laboe, a. lig., great, Sfc. ifiTT or HRT, »fk, ifttST, JTramft^- 
 c5T, S^IFP, 'T^T^C *%ft/. 'R^n- ), KfT ( in comp. ), F^ 
 w a, 3?, «[^ ( esp. in comp. as J^^^fft?, f^5^ ), 3TT- 
 *(>K»1^Him, — as enhanced, and as conveying the 
 general sense of big, btdky, burly, stout, strapping, S[e. 
 as used of men or animals, tjir^, MSrMl^, tTST or trf^, 
 tr^lt^, q%?7^BT, *riil3, *?RT3, T'lfJ^, 'WJrll, Kt^wra", 
 HldmTI'-r, ?5?^ or «[, »T3^, »T%?55, »1^?55, ^, ^, ^H^, 
 *r^H, vTilT, ^^HTT, Tf^, 5HTr5 or tpTTrS, "SMIrMl, 3T'l««l«t, 
 T^iHld'H, «f^PT, T%^, — as expressing the idea of 
 disproportionate size, answering to huge, vast, mons- 
 trous, enormous, massy, massive, Sfc. ^t^T5, 31<)vd4 or 3^- 
 
 ^«na5 or ^ToE, JTT^jnr, T^v^, ^ o«- ?T, tusirt, ^^, 
 ^fr»pp, f^^lTTH or as, ^5TT, ^T^TtTT, vt^T, rtdKUII, «ei<"ii, 
 ?T7RT, «(HI«II, spITST, i^\\\. — and, with a shade of differ- 
 ence, to swinginj, bouncing, tchackinj, banging, strap- 
 ping, thumping, trhapping, Sfc. ^, «iirtl, ^i^,B5, ?55T or 
 gtrr, rfiiKUIl, *l<iI3l, *ldlujr,%5I<TirT, ^SK«lT, ^TRT, ^TTTT, 
 
 ii4t*l?T, X, Some terms for a large thing, agreeing with 
 the free formations whacker, whopper, thumpei-, Sfc. 
 arerrpIT w. ^rTrrTwi. tTTRT »». ^7T7?rPT m. t? w. T^ or 
 
 ^zin M. <»isHa m. iiH-sirt »». ^tot »«. j':/- ar;!^ ». 
 
 How 1. %5(Tr, f^a«(r. 
 
 L. and fine. ^RR'TT, ?^^3, M^H^K. 
 
 L. and lubberly. sr?TT, ^T^ or ^Tr^TT, »i"TT, 'it^5B. 
 
 Larger, arf^. 
 
 L. relatively, large-sized. Z^K or 4>?Kl, ^^^ or J^Jt^, 
 Z%Wr, f^WT or R*KI, 5»Io5 or l^foE, ''itT^. 
 
 So 1. <J^»T, ffT^. 
 
 So 1. as. rWTT, f^fTW. 
 2 ejctentive, wide. JTtST, rtl«lf><^, r^W^^'Mt, H?!^, f^T'TT'^ 
 er a, <I«I-*(l^r, hIott f^WKHI, ^^"f, ^«^, *1M«SM- 
 
 8 liberal, munificent, v. Oenebous. unW, 1^. 
 
 4 copiout, plentiful, v. ABUM)AJrr. 5«1iaE, iTTrer, f^- 
 «?, 5^«i> or ^f. 
 
 At large, without restraint. »(t^TT, ^RtPT, »?l*«l ff, 
 iferf. iTt^*^, ^TTl. 2 roomily. ^^. 3 difusitely. 
 
 Labos-bodied, a. 'H^(\<, ""If^, T'JpnftT, ^^JBtn, ?Vf?- 
 Laxos-hxasxd, •• ^^f^<l, r*pf!RT, ^^*»M. 
 Laboe-umbu), a. 5^V'. 
 
 Laboklt, adv. T. A. 3. JT3|l?5nf#, T^m'ff, *fr^»n ^^'^. 
 4 yvxq'ff, H^H^S^. 
 
IAS 
 
 470 
 
 LAT 
 
 I. diffvHvely. srni^rToft, f^RT^, ^^R^^^, fTOTT^^^. I' Last, a. latest, that comes after all the others. ^T^'l 
 
 m^R^Jn tn. &e. H^ n. r<*3cn /. 
 
 Laeoe>t;8S, n. t. A. 1. 
 
 4 25+,*HU(T w. &c. f^r^rTT/.'^fJr'T «. SfT^rT «. 
 Labgess, n. V. Gift. 5feft^ n. srf^T^ft/. <TT(<<?iri+ «. 5R n. 
 Laek, «. f^S^TT »». ^K*f;ir or ^MK*+4 «>. HTT^T^ot. 
 
 2 crested 1. %3^ot »n. 
 
 3 See Spobt. [^C^RTT/. 
 Lahum, n. alarm given, \. Aiabm. ^/. 5gf/. aTTW^TT^- 
 
 2 — bell, &e. T. AtABM-BELI,. '^^^ ^trpT »i. 
 Laexnootomt, «. cutting the larynx. «f,iH|rt ^^ «. 
 Labtsx, «. upper part of the u-ind pipe. ^vSlf. ^^ n. H- 
 
 OTFT »». +<Hlrf m. ^/. ^rft/ 
 Lascau, w. Indian sailor. W^-^X^. 
 
 2 Indian artillery man. ^3T^. 
 Lascivious, o. lewd, wanton, v. Lcstfui,. <FT*ft, +,|M+, ?r- 
 
 ^FTH, ^^THT, *IHI^^, ^T^rrsft, ^q^jft, ^triTJ, ^IK- 
 
 2 proceeding from lust, indicating lust, Sfc. ^TT^^hTT, 
 
 Lasciviouslt, adv. v. A. ^K'TTirr^, «SIH*fI^|^', ^PPTJSPF, 
 
 Lasciviousness, n. v. A. 1. ^FTJft^OTT m. &c. «f, | *j'.f,rl l /. ?r- 
 
 t.\*\r\\f. ^FTMI'Hr*/. ^Kjf^/ +.IH4,f^/. ^^TTIT »». 
 Lash, ji. ^/wny o/<j> ichip. ijrispir ot. 'Tmni m. ^ft/.^T^ m. 
 
 2 *^roA-<f o>- stripe u-ith a uhip, ^-c. <p;;jpT m. '^Z^K^m. ^- 
 ?^)tjft/ Note. The name of the instrument with which 
 a stripe is <riveu is couimouly used to express a lash 
 with it, as qfxf 5grT% ITT, Ti^ g?^! pTR'?^, &o. 
 
 3 a stroke of satire. Z\^^T m. Z\m\ m. st^ m. 
 
 To Lash, v. a. scowrge, v. To Wnip. «p;% m. pi. ni<ui, ^- 
 3^f)%, *lS'M«(ui, "R<?)T^, H>i*i<<ffl. [ •FT'I. 
 
 2 ««<(>;>«. smor «. i'/.-A-c. ^dr, qr5^,'^t?jft/.-^it?ft/. 
 
 3 tie up to. v^^^sor, rimstjf, I^HT^.' 
 
 5b Lash, d. n. ply the whip. -^'^^ m.-&c. "PfPS^. 
 
 2 out;— a horse, &c. JTPT^TfT m. pl.-fi^mtl /.-JPfT^^ 
 
 /. pl.-^H^n I / i^^-jiinnrr/. ;>?. ^rn^. 
 
 3 out ; — Hg. become e.rtravagant, run into excess. IT- 
 'n^/-^ft^r/.-3T«rf^ w.-sit^ /.-&C. ^it5of.;T 5^, ^tTT- 
 ^ n. ^^]^, TtTcEof, H'f ^"lif. 
 
 Lass, n. ^iVZ, yoiwy itowan. qk/. qt^/. <J^p^ptt^f. 3TT- 
 
 LissiTUDE, n. V. Lakocor. JTt^/. f5Sft/. ifTTf^r/. iTt?T «• 
 <r-rt*ir^ /. f^TT^ «j. 3T?W^ «». ^fiT?T n. ff^/. 
 Subject to 1. ?t^^. 
 To have the 1. wliich precedes fever. arW n. <»^^^ |. 
 
 ot-^Hot-»T>^ «m, aTt»n?i% »t. pi. %?fr, *««i>«/-^h?/- 
 Lasso, «. ^mt% ^^rnnTTHraf SPrW'^ ^f. 
 
 2 hindmost. ^m^m-&c. \\^Z^, ^^rfm. 
 
 3 concluding, final, leyond which there is no more, y,^- 
 r^, ^1^?!T, ?iJpft?y, ^15T^^, ?jr?t"fl^^, 3T?rqT, wft=E?T, 
 
 L. ( dying ) request. Pl«|fuff-=f| JTT^TT/. 
 
 L. ( dying ) instruction, injunction, &c. ^^tflt^T 
 
 «ittT TO.-^'nrsT m.-^^^^^'^ «.-&c. 
 L. but one. gMir<4. 
 
 4 next hi fore the present. ^OT, HTTcIT, J^IT^, 1^, 
 L. night. sfiiaCI-sTf, «t-'lrt-^ ^^?r. 
 
 L. year. ^lrfM<^^t. 
 
 5 utmost, extreme. fT^<'I^T,fH^'ofi=5?T,f^7R^ fH'^l-Tr^, 
 
 At 1. ^^, ^^rrr^rn^, ^rrm or w^, ?i#, ^rh^tstt, 
 
 ^^^^, f'l^nT, f^I^pft, 1^^^ decl. ^^F^t^ rfecZ. 
 
 Last, a^v. the last time. JTFT% or i\^ ^T^-^^-ST^TW. The 
 meaning of this adverb is best expressed by adopting 
 another construction, as, when I last saw my mother 
 3Tr^^ TTH^ *rft^ at my last interview with my mother .^SjC, 
 2 in conclusion. ^€f, arnjfT or 3TT%T. 
 
 Last, n. (of a shoe). v^^r^^T ?lt=^ «». ^FpT^rr «». n. f^Ti^rft/. 
 
 2b Last, jj. n. remain, continue, hold out. ^T^, fj'-Ruj, ?T- 
 
 m.-d'Wun /.-rFl^^ /. ^ g. of s. ■^^FR WJ.-&C. VT^. 
 
 To make to 1. rl'lRiJl'. 
 2 ( through or out ) endure, come irell out of. f^T^, 
 
 Lasting, p. a. v. V. 1. duralle. P,+,uii<|, &c. ftsFiT, ?mr3r, 
 
 frn^tiTT, f^*iM<i=^i, cTnToTr^, ?m^Tift^, 3t^, M<q?i«K, 
 
 Lastinoxess, n. v. A. P.+IAMIT m. rFlT^qoTT «. Ac. f^- 
 
 Lastly, adv. finally., in conclusion. tv«T€f, 3T<ff, 3^^?TT^, ?I- 
 
 Latch, «.— of a door, ^^'jft ^i[f. VbK^f. 
 
 To Latch, ». a. ( a door ). %^/. ^^of, r*<<tn / f^^ojf. 
 
 Latchet, «. /»■«. ^ »i. sj'^ ««. «i'W «. ^ t/J. ^TT^/. 
 
 Late, a. not soon or early, long delayed. 7f?Rf-jf?UI^'-&c. 
 
 arr^r, TFrepr ariBtTr, sfiitn^, ^Fi?5rf^^?>»Tr^r, 3Tf?r^r- 
 
 KTTrftfT. 
 
 That is usually 1. 3<(rl'-Hro&^T. 
 To be 1. be long delayed. HTn^oi. 
 
 2 Za/e ripening, late sown, Sjc — a i)rodtict of the season. 
 KFIW, mnq, JTrnfrT, ( distinguished from aTHT^T, 3TTnq, 
 3TPTfFT). 
 
 3 that ripens late. 'I '=(+), TT^, ITT, T^TJ. 
 
 4 Z(w< or recently in any place, ojice, Sfc. HPP5r, RPT- 
 
LAT 
 
 471 
 
 LAU 
 
 6 recent, modem. ST^, ^?T^, ST^HT, ^^VT, ^c^+4tjl '[ 
 «>»■ !^, ^r?t*^, *T1T f^*l«Nl, 31iyPt+, an^f^, W<I^, I 
 
 Of 1. times, of modern dale. ^-jfl+i^I or STT. { 
 
 Of 1. in time not long past, ^t^ or 3lrf\*^, iTlt^ j 
 
 C ieceated, t. Dkad. ?5T^fR»PT, M^??1+'IH, ^K^KH. !i 
 
 Late, arfr. <»/?^»" deUiy, after the proper time. g^n%, ^\Z- 
 yr t otH , 3f5|lTr, 3^rtt, 3^, «(ld«b1o4J, «(is^«i, «ii<s1at, T^- ' 
 
 r!-Ac. ^C^. ^ E*^, &f. ! 
 
 It is too 1. a^fflfiW FT^, 3Tf?rao5 frT~ft, ^ 'tsH', ^TH^ 
 To keep 1. to detain long. 3i^l<|8« VTiC^. 
 
 2 at a later period, after the proper seaton. HI'M, HT- 
 
 3 See Latelt. 4/or in the dag. f^JlRT qjR •«»<IH4I«»<, 
 ff^H "PIT 3Tlr*ll<l<,— in the night TJ^ «PR nr<<l*«, IT^ 
 TIT *llr*jl«l^. 
 
 It is 1. ( in the day ). fr^^ "FR •^iai-'teT, f^^^ 
 
 It is 1. ( in the night). rr^T "PR^R^JETRit, V^ 
 
 Latei.t, adv. recently, only a little while ago. ^rfj decl. 
 
 fjf^:^ or f%TFT decl. ^^TTT, 1^'«TT, ^jTT, %^ rf^c^ "T- 
 
 Latesct, »i. v. a. ymr/. 'jprr/. jwtr «. anrrr^ «. 
 Lateness, w. v. A. 1. aTfJT^r^TT/. awstquTT ««. iFTWrfH- 
 
 *H1l/. 
 
 I. time far advanced. 3'^fTT «»• aiPl+H «. 3rfH%o5 «./. 
 
 Latest, a. teerel, not teen, x. Hrn. ^, ns, 3l^»^, ^?^i 
 LiTEB, a. more recent, Sfc. (^i^<mi-^rfl*<r4l w'M ^- 
 
 Latebai. a. helonjinj, Sfc. to the tide. qpf^T, <TT>^^ 
 
 Late»allt, adv. by the tide. m^J^H, *II>^>I, ST^'TT'^P. 
 Lath, »i. narrow tlip of tcood, lamboo, Ifc. for plattering, 
 
 Ife. ^t^ or 'Ft'it^/. n. ^IXMf-^^^f- ( niaJe of the 
 
 tree of this name ). 
 W'tll made of 1. and plaster. ^ m. 
 
 2 ( for roof). <t^/. sff^riTnO' ^T^/. 
 
 3 fig. tkinperton. *l«t'<ir,*l<it<l«l,'?^-«TT, ^T»I^3^PT. 
 2b Lath, p. a. copw- loM /«/A#. 3it^, '-lil^l w.-ffTTT w. «. 
 
 Latb-«obk, Latdiko, n. ix\^m or "SJmT ». ft^TT «. «. ft- 
 Latbe, II —turner's instrument. ^n> w ^^ m. ^rt^ •». 
 
 Bbarings from the I. ^T n. 
 
 To form on the 1. *t^. 
 
 To turn in the I. ^*ff *TT^. 
 Latoes, n.foam oftoap. «l^uji<|| <inT or %«r m. 
 ^ Latbxb, r. a. t. N. WIJWII^I %?I m. 3TWWf. 
 Latst, •. Aiiiiy, T. Lea5. ^T?t"TT, VTWIW, ^TWT. 
 
 Latitaxct, «. V. A. jHm/. giPTra-»i. 55^/. ^«». v. hit. 
 
 Latitakt, a. concealed, lying hid, y. Hid. jpT, ^3r5?5T, ^1- 
 
 Latitude, n. breadth, ^f. t^jm. 
 2— celestial. f^?^m. riKnt. 
 3 — terrestrial. f^J^frTTTT'gpr amm. 3T?Tm. 
 
 A degree of 1. 3T?Tf^»». 3T?T*rTnOT. 
 
 Argument of the 1. 3T?T^ot»». HrH«l>^ «. 
 
 Circle or parallel of 1. aTfTfrT ». aiT?Tf^[lfTT n. ?=I^^TiT- 
 
 The complement of the 1. of. ^m. ^^T^m. 
 Sine of the 1. 3T?TT!Tt/. M*m^i/. 
 The cosine of the 1. of a place. PsWi^f. 
 4 freedom from rules, laxily. »iit)obH«iiw. J^Rpoft^/ g- 
 csW"!. M5t?5^?i^w. "i^fiTr^w. 3Tf%^q-»». ^^^Tlf^ 
 n. f^ratfl^^/ f^q*iiQ(fTT/- 
 LATlTUDHfAL, o. pertaining to the breadth. ?^t^, ^i^T^TT^T. 
 Latitudisabiax, o. not confined by precise limits. jft^foE%- 
 
 Latitudixaeiasism, n. laxity of opinion, Sfc. f%^«fl^?TT/. 
 
 fS|^%jl^)*Hl^r^/. JTH^Iv?^ n. 
 Latteb, n. later, — opposed to former. Hld^Hl'l'^T or ?rT, ^TT- 
 
 >HT or 3T, JHTT, TtTT ( in comp. as grlTTtT, TtTTHFI, S'- 
 
 tHTPT, Tnrj^^, the 1. half, the 1. part, &c. ), 3r?T ( in. 
 
 comp. as aTTTTT^ pop. 3T7TT^, ^Miift,, Ac), a^, afrfrnr. 
 
 2 modern, belonging to recent time, i^rft+i'm or c5T,^?ft- 
 
 3 second mentioned. 5?TTT, ni'irti, TTpf 3WR^^, 3"rT^- 
 Lattehlt, o</tf. q/* fa/e, »« recent time. ^^+^ or 3<c^*^, 
 
 ^«1*S-^MI f^«(«lt1, '^tl^'TT f^^% 3Tt?I, a^^tsft^ ^It^, 
 
 Latteh-matk. See After math. [ T^^rnra n. 
 
 Lattice, n. net work, Sfc. STToEt^ 'FTK n. ^tm «. f^^n. 
 Laud. See Pbaise. 
 To Laud, f. a. v. To Tbaise. ^^^, <)HJ<l«I"i|', ^n^f'if, "T^, 
 
 Lacdabilitt, Labdablekess. n. v. A. ^^^ft^THT/. «f^- 
 
 Laudable, a. v. V. W9I*ll-^r-^PIfn'-&c. f^f^f, ^JpfrT, 1>t- 
 
 I. See Healtut. 
 Laudablt, adv. v.A. ^IfWKHl'll t'rrf. ^frf ^ilVl^ltnT «fcc?. 
 
 LAUDA5UH, «. ^f^ 31% m. 
 
 Laudatobt, a. containing praise. ^5(Wr, ^STf^TWP, *«If*6, 
 Lauded,^, t. V. ^^?W5T,&c. ?2?T, irnfHfT, ^f^, ^CfpT, ^■ 
 
 Laudeb, n. Laudiso, p. a. v. V. WWTRT, Ac. ^BT^, t^, 
 
 f5J^-5»«r^-M^H-&c. ^^-<BRV-Ac. 
 Laudimo, n. V. y.—acl. WTof n. Ac. TTWToft/. ^lf»|0|0}* 
 
 / fTihipF/. ^f5T n. ^ ». ^MsT n. ^WRr / ^ft^ «. 6- 
 
LAV 
 
 472 
 
 LAW 
 
 To Laugh, v. n. ^^ or ^m^, ^R?t ».-^ >n.-^:fPT n. q^, 
 —violently, &c. ^T^ vft^ m. ?T^, q> q^TT 51«"if, 3T- 
 ?^ m. JPT^,— lightly, gigglingly, &c. frK^ ^-^TO ?T- 
 
 /. f*T^ 3- of s. 
 
 To 1. gaily & lig-htly. Jl^^of, nj^^inT ^mw, Jc^of, 5- 
 
 55^^ -&c. ^n#. [fm^. 
 
 To 1. till one's sides split. <fk 5# frt fTBOj, ^a g-% <?r 
 To L in one's sleeve. iR^^ Hsfr-cTTI^^ ^rff-nTc?f?l- 
 
 ^\^rm 3TtfT-&C. ^?rot. 
 
 To 1. on one side of the face. (^^'llfSI^l ^'t. 
 To feel disposed to 1. ^r^ «--f n| n. q^ in. con. 
 To 1. at; To 1. to scorn. See To Eidicule. 
 Laugh, LAUGHtsa, n. t. Y.—act. ^r^uj «. ^ m. ^^ n. 
 
 sR^iti «». 
 
 A free and easy 1. n^^f. 
 L. and joking. ^m^V^f. 
 "Wild 1. and giggling. RmvI"!! m. 
 Lacohable, a. V. V. ^I'HNI-^T-^^l'irii-v^PTT, ^ ^TPTT-^- 
 
 ;3Ttn<TT-&c. ^R^T^^, ^R^Vn^, qft^T^. 
 Laugher, n. Laughing, ;j.a.V. ^itrt, fRT-^-^^PT ^rrf. 
 I. fjfiven to laughing. ^RRT, ^^, ^TOT^ ^mfsPTj^TFT- 
 
 Laughinglt, adv. ^I<^H, ^^frT^JT, ^^mf^^mt, ^T^-&c.q;57T. 
 Laughing- STOCK, «. v. Butt. ^^«. %3^nrT »». |rpn^n. 
 
 A quiet, enduring 1. qrS^oE or mdlol «. 
 Laughter, ». ^^ «. ^T^ w. ». %, ^Rq n. ^^ m. 
 
 Loud & boisterous 1. 'l^l<lol|-^' ^|^«j n. 
 
 Eapid and light 1. gg /. 
 
 "Wild and violent 1. arj^RT m. 
 
 To convulse with 1. Brrfl^/ ^^^ g. oj 0. [s+aul. 
 
 3b Laukch, f. a. ( a vessel ). atswf, d+rfui, »TV^PJ5r fTt^^Jf- 
 
 To Launch, r. «. j^lunge out, forth, fig. H4*«i, MS*"!, g- 
 
 e'Jf, gj'ilf used with the present participle of another 
 
 rerb. 
 
 To 1. into vice. f^^. [ v^f. 
 
 Launder, Lausdbess, n. toasliericoman. M V^"! /. Vr'^t'T/. 
 Laundebeb, n. uasherman. lf\z m. tft«ft m. VJ[^ m. 
 Laundrt, «. room where clothes are tcashed. TOT^ft ^tfft/". 
 
 Laurel, n. ({+tlli arf^. 
 
 Lava, «. melted matter from a volcano. vH(|rf|H<*ft-«H 1T5R »». 
 
 Lavation. See Washing. [ T «. 
 
 Lavatory, n. place for waiUng. M«<<I-*ft ^Tmr/. JT?TT?RWT- 
 2 See Lotion. [ ^. 0/ 0. 
 
 To Lave, r. a. v. To Wash, gof, ?Tr?5ST W.-ST?TT?55T n. ^m 
 To Lave, r. «. See To Bathe. 
 Lavement. See Cltsteh. 
 Lavender, n. ^ f^Tf^ «R^^ arff . 
 Lavender-water, n. ^ f¥T%^ tM 3n^. 
 Layer, n. xcathivg basin, ^m n, 'PTT^ n. ?T ^ | rff<M [ ^t H. 
 
 Lavish, a. prodigal, wasteful, r. Extravagant. gn^T, 3"":T- 
 w^T, TtToSMJiII, ^^^, f^, arfrToT'fl'. 
 
 2 spending or bestowing freely, profuse, v. Libera!.. ^- 
 555, 5^55 or J^rioE, f%?ToE or fj^TT^, ^T^ J?T5I, ?^^. 
 
 3 copious, profuse, lavished, v. Exuberant. q^iV^<T, 
 t)ol-=|oi)d, snToEqq-oE, TVoiM^^r. 
 
 To Lavish, v. o. expend or giie profusely, v. To Squander. 
 ;j^o5ot, T5^, <^<(4«j, ^ m. qRof ^. 0/ 0. H^T^-aT^m- 
 <IT-3l«) 1^*11 1-&C. )JT^ «. <R^, VZ ^vT^t, •K'Miiji. 
 
 Lavishly, oJw. v. A. 1. giTOTtjn^, &c. ^^ToTTft^, arfrrs^T^- 
 
 3 rR'P or ?I?^, ^»T5, «T'ir^, T^T^- 
 Lavishness, n. v. A. 1. <j4l<AHU|| »». g-tioiMuii m. g^olM^ /. 
 
 2 ^JoETOTT m. S'HotMUir m. ftRT^ /. 
 
 3 5T55^rf^fTqtirT OT. 5^ m. ^ /. -cJMomjl /. 
 
 Law, n. r«Ze of action. ^^T »». f^PTH ot. fJT^^ »». ^^TTT n. 
 
 2 statute, edict., canon, decree, ^c. ^TT^ m. «TT«rfTT wi. 
 
 Administration of the laws. «^Hlf6|+(ui n. 
 
 Code of laws. «M?TT^ «• tTH^f^ /. sT^^R^f^T n, 
 
 L. of the Medes, and Persians, fig. TJ^ sfT'T m. 
 
 Laws and rules, «/<i^a<M,— compreh. *|Hvi1HHI m. 
 4i judicial process. o^^i^R m. '^4^\iH\'\ m. 
 
 Court of 1. 3T^T?5?r/. p^FWHT/. tP^TT/. 
 
 L. matter; matter cognizable by law. MRTfTTfipr^ m, 
 VH'A\\<^'\ n. 
 
 To go to 1. ^TTrST »».-?I^R3[T5fR m. n.-&c. m^. 
 8 </ie rules, precepts, code, ^'c. by tchich judicature is td 
 he regulated; jurisprudence. o<<«I^KRRr m.o^Tf^^r^f Jl. 
 tTK m. vmw^ »• y»5f^rtT CT. ?H^/. 
 
 A work on 1. ^Hpl^ll^ n. 
 
 Criminal 1. ^if^fM' m. ^S'lUr!/'. 
 
 Knowledge of 1. q4fTH «• 
 
 Learned in the 1. kpTsT, 
 
 Written declaration of the 1. ^Mik't^f. 
 5 conformity to law, right, tpt »». ?qPT m. sftfrf/. 
 Q principle, rule, axiom, ^'c. of science, art, nature, Sfc. 
 «TnT m. fSpT»T «n. 3?B^ »»• ■W*ii<lPl'?tT w. 
 7 — in theology; the law of works. ^i(jTT»? m. H^frlKf'f 
 OT. — esp. considered as a yoke or bondage. ^*f^vT m, 
 ( ex. «ft M^4r5l •WM^HI'lCi =F^'5t T <ra ^ ). 
 Lawful, a. that is conformable to law. See Legal. 
 
 2 not forbidden, not wrong, ^'c. Y. KlOHT. ^WftT, f^T^, 
 
 arsR^m^T^, 3Tf??%'4T^, ari^f^?, 3T?rP5m, 3TsrfrPi«r, 
 
 3 constituted by law, rightful. ^(^Nl, ^r5l«N(, ?r%^, '^^ 
 
 I m^, yftfft^, tmHr, ?rr«n^r. 
 
 ! LAwruiLX, adv. t. A. 1. See Legaui, 
 
LAY 473^ 
 
 Vt^. [ 1^ «. 
 
 LAwnrurus, «. v. A. 2. PiijfvMiiii m. fSi^TTHT/. i|ri<«(N<l- 
 Lawgitek, Lawmaos, n. *l<i^+<uiRT, f^f«R'<Trn>, ftf^M")- 
 
 rf^, NfMfiTlf, ?HfrT^iR, ficm***, ^PTPft. 
 JjA^lkss, a. unregtrained li/latt.—c{peraonB,v. Licettious. 
 
 r«i^yifft<i, fr«TffW?ff, TifiifH^TfT. 
 
 2 eontramf to laic, — of acts. «i%^, ^+I*iqi-=II, if'll^^l, 
 
 Lawlkssxkss, n. y. A. 1. if%<^M"II m. SppfeTTT «. ^RlW- 
 
 qniT »i. Ac. •i%^/ 
 
 I. lieeniiou*, lamhranng conduct, jsrf /• jWt^/. <^U'1I- 
 
 f /. H^T?ft/. ftw<fH<)Tl>< n. ^TTWfJlWT n. 
 LAWit,*. open tpate in a wood. <Mi<1'^-4)lilVir^-&c. ^^fs/. 
 
 -flVI-O/ <Midr^ J^^H •i.-M-'-i'Iui «. 
 
 2 ^ ^dlfft-^ Gift's ^TT? 3n^. 
 LAW-sriT, n. ^^ fi. t(4rfl w. '^^^ m. sq^T^n m. f^^ 
 
 M. fnr «•■ ^Pf »». 3T?T m. [^^. 
 
 Lawteb, fi. one verged in the law*. grftuT^, *W?r, ^pf^flT^- 
 
 2 pleader in a court of juttice. 3T?[R?(ft^-3T^ra?lT^- 
 atVrt>ft -Ac. V^ m. 5*?^^TTT^^. 
 
 Lax. See Loose. 
 
 Laxatite, a. mildly purjaiite. q^r or ^t^ jft^oET «KU1KI, 
 
 luXATlTE, n. «ffe »0*«t «<onT sft^ n. 5^aTo5 M. HtiN^*- 
 
 Laxitt, Laxlt. See LoosEHxas, Looselt. 
 
 To Lat, r. a. jiaee, put, repotit, diipote, ^'c. %^, VR»Ji, 
 
 niN'fr, ^1^, r^, HtrJt, *ri>»i'n, ?vrT'in..-WN'TT/^.-!^- 
 
 3 jpreoi «m a turf ace. ?5T^, '^l^, ^, »n?rot. 
 
 4 «e«fe, «<»B, compote, lit. fig'. ^rtfT-»nr-&c. ^T^, ^m^, 
 
 iWf^, tnr^n.-^lt^i «.-?ft^/.-Ac. *T^ y. <>/^ o. 
 
 6 ( a ^oat, Ac. ). fw^t^, TTTwi, nr^ <ll*iJi, ^?R^. 
 6«<«le, toM^^r. qtijw. «Tiif-qT?7ot y. o/"o. fitf^i^f. 
 *^^-^tW"f-*nT»l y. ©/^ 0. ?T^, ^T^, »Ttl^, q%lp!T-Ac. 
 «IRi|-^^-Af. 
 
 7 ( egg* ). ^TH'f, nra'^, ?T^. 
 
 8 «9!pfjr. <r^, ^If^, STf^, ^Pl^. 
 »M7M«(kUx, duty, charge, Ac.). iRRflf, ?»m«f, 
 
 10 impute, ekarye (a crime, Ac.). ^T^, qr^, 3nfW^. 
 
 11 aaide; put off or auioif. JSW^, 7V^, «Tf^-Ac. ^*flf. 
 
 12 \rj- put atide, put up. ZK^, ^nff^ ^<W, ^T«[^ %f^, 
 
 To 1. by carefully, to preaerre. vm^ ififr-*T^, aPT- 
 
 IS by; r m m tfor a future time, ifif, H^, fnn«f W- 
 14 dowBi ttaU, T. To FboIOM. 3'niT««J, i'HTT^ >^ ¥^« 
 
 LAZ 
 
 15 down ( a load ) t^, %m^\. 
 
 16 hold; V. To Catch. ^T<Jf. 
 
 17 in; tiore. ^^:^ %^, 'fffs^, ■^NHui, B^m.-Ac. ^- 
 
 ^ y. o/o.^sqTH-^f e«Tra-?nTfm-&c. %^, Wft f.-^- 
 ^f-w(^ or ire;/. ?T^-^^?T ^^ y. ofo. 
 
 18 out; tet forth, tpread, dispose. Kr5^,%^,r^, SPpSr. 
 
 19 out ; expend. W^., ^^, t5T^,^»«.-&c. W^-ofo. 
 
 20 oD; (blows, a whip, Ac). ^S^, rt'll<<"i, rlNuJ, 35- 
 
 21 to heart. miH< ^ot-sit^-<H|uiui. 
 
 22 up; confine to led, Sfc. ^R^, STTS^, ^^R^, <HI^*<- 
 ar<il^uil«-&c %a;^. 
 
 To be laid up. "TO/ M^«ril'I«Ji y. o/«. f^3juf^ qjdr, 
 3T^TOn n. q^-q^7T 3TO^, ^f?^ 1%5Eaf. 
 
 23 up; hoard, store. ?rre^,wH«n'f,^f^»n.-Ac.^T^y. ofo. 
 To Lay, p. n. pivdwe eggs. 3{ff «. ^. Vlrf^'l. 
 Lat, n. stratum. See Lateb. 2 meadoie, See Lea. 8 'Ofly, 
 
 /wffli. jftfT». ^f%?TT/. 
 Lat, a. «o< clerical. "T^^, f^^^^i'T^W^^'si^ft, ^^W" 
 
 Lat-laud, n. fallow ground, q?/ TflrT ^^•^'l/. 
 Lat -MAN, n. ^^^ m. ^^^V •hlfMrfl 'T^'q' m. 
 Lat-bxall, fl. dung-heap. <«(w\ «• -af+^SI »». 
 Lates, n. stratum. VXit. <TI^ »». H<«(i/. <T^ «i. 
 
 Detached 1. ( as of onions, Ac. ). <?^ m. 
 
 L. of earth A stones (as over a dam, Ac. ) iT^jft/. 
 Latino, n. v. V. A. l.—act. %^n.r<Tn^«. ^TTt^dtn. Ac. ^- 
 ^/. r9RT/. ^iTTTT «. ^VPRT/ J^JTO m. 3TTOT^ «. f^- 
 
 frr m. 4mu|*/ <?mhi/. 
 
 10 arntMot n. ailClMI «• 3TRW m. (esp. in comp.as ^TfT- 
 
 ^ Ac). [oiRot/ 
 
 18 iTfl^fn. Ac. HUuft/ Htl^^/ JTti m. Hi4l*J<*/. *Tti- 
 
 Lazar, n. /f^<T, ^c. «FtWT, ^'IjfWT, 'Irtr^^, Irtt^WI, *f- 
 
 Lazab-hocbe, LazabbttO, «. ^twUT m. "piwt^ ff^?<TTt5»». 
 
 ^^t^TRT/ T^rwnfvrw^TWT/ 
 
 Lazably. See Lefbous. 
 
 Lazilt, adv. v. A. ^i«t)i^, ^i«ti iF5?T, aHiaflfl STT^Rf^, 
 
 »nT<T »W»T, i'l«*4'I*, isiotHlotH, SToEHaJ^, J1[a*<J'jil*. 
 Lazimess, n. T. A. an^RT m.3TI?E7ft'?''IT w. fl^/ 5?!T«JorTi»i. 
 
 fta«mT IB. ORTT^T n.3Tt^m/. ^Otflrn/ ■«H<Jlf*l«1l/. 
 
 Lazt, a. idle, indolent, tlothful, tluggith. 3?Rr?ft of Tft, STT- 
 «t^, 3(Tia?IlT, gw, ft^T, eftH, fWT, *I"I<J«HA, 73W«, 
 
 ore, fMV'?, 3Tri^, f»i»;^Tn, f^»^'(t, 3T^^T»ft, 
 
 dillM^^. Some terms and phraaes for a very lazy ptrton 
 
 ^ti^TT V^tTTT, ft^>r»TT «;ii«ini?ft J'Tltft H<«IKI. 
 Bupcrlatirely L ;[tmot?ft. 
 
LEA. 
 
 474 
 
 LEA 
 
 To become 1. 3TToE^, ailomeuj, aTToTBT^, tj«l1«f. 
 Lea, n. meadow land. ^^ n. ^^^ m. 
 
 A salt marsh or 1. «I^ n. 
 Lead, «. fti^ ». ?ft?r or ^t^r^ «. ^ n. 
 
 Eed 1. ^t^ m. 1%^ n. ^fttir n. ^THP^ ». 
 
 Of the color of red 1. '^^, ?r5Tt, ^^'^TT, 
 
 White 1. ?l%?rr or ?I^ »i. 
 
 2 (for sounding water ). ^t['S, m. q5t »». 
 
 3 leads, flat roof covered with lead. f^nHf ^ n. 
 
 To Lead, v. a. guide hy the hand. ^ m. tl^^ JTOT g. ofo. 
 
 2 conduct, guide to. %tjf, ^^TT ^^, ^r5?m^-&c. %ot, 
 ^T%^ %olf, '?T«r'f, <?I«r^% 5W m.-^[^^ n.-^\^u[ n.-&e. ^- 
 uf g. ofo. 
 
 3 conduct, head. ^ ^lAH-MiSl^d-Ac. ^t3^ ^--^W^iui, 
 MSI^R m.-Ac. •FT't 5'. o/^ o. J5R ?». /. jprs^-^ot y. of. o. 
 55T^-25r|<T-&c. 3T^ ?■». con. ^ft^T^T «. ^R'Jr. 
 
 4 draie, entice, allure. ^?R7T^ ^''f, ^r^ H\AJ\ ^oj-, :}■- 
 
 5 influence, induce, v. To Motk. JT^q'at, aTTTof, g^rs^T 
 
 G (time, life, Ac.) spend, pass. qjlS't, ^Tra^, c?t^, I^T- 
 TTT/.-n^TT^ m. spTtff g. ofo. 
 To Lead, ». «. go first, <J'c. sAfto f/«e jwy. q^ ^TjoT-^t^, ^5 
 
 ik^K m.-&c. ^p^., 3=rmT 'n.-aTTWT^/.-J^TT m.f im, 
 
 2 to ; bring about, bring on. ^To^ 34|U|ui, af^oft^ q'ot 
 
 ifl. con. 
 Lead, Leading, «. v. V. N. q a i ^H Muilw. ^^T^/. jJraROT. 
 
 J'SK+rt/. ^\^vf\f. M<H>K «. J^IT w. /. 
 To take the 1. See To Lead. 
 Leaden, a. made, S;c. of lead. f5[I5[IT^T, ^ft^THT. 
 Leader, «. Leadiko, p. a. \. V. A. 1. ^m «IS7r HUlKr, ^- 
 
 2 %OTRT, ^TC^-^TZ ^T?^^-&C. ^UIRT, 51«R-&e. ^rlf, %rIT. 
 
 3 & v. N. head, chief, v. Condtjctok. s^R^F, JSTfrf, 5- 
 ST^FTft, J^rft, HTfT^ft, n^ ^SITT, Jli'H-.Tlf, 31fl'inft, 3T^- 
 ?fT, ^W^, ^^ftT, fsj^ft^T, sr^^, ( in. comp. ) JT^^TT 
 (in. comp.). 
 
 L. of a religious order or sect. 3HN|4. 
 
 L. of a team or train, nr^ ^J^T^SfT, HT^qr, fl^^lMt, 
 
 JTF^T^, 'T'rfTpir, nt^, ^qrsf =^, ^R^r, snrjfl' or ?^. 
 
 ( bullock ) ^N+i '^. 
 Lead-fescii., «. f:iI?TT^-^ ^^Tftn5. 
 Leadership, «. See Lead. 
 Leadwoet, n. Ceylon 1. f^^ra »». ^^JJol/. 
 Leaf, n. ( of a plant ). <TPT «• <M n. q^r n. ^ or ejoS ». 
 
 Dry and littered leaves. qi%TT «m. TT^T?!! »». 
 
 L. used as a dish or plate. Si^ui^fT n. 
 
 Load of leaves ( esp. of those used as dishes). qpHTT- 
 ^ m. MH^il OT. 
 
 Pinnate or long-shaped 1. qirT w./w. qTfft/. <TTff «. 
 
 Tripartite 1. P^^>. n. frTTT/. 
 
 Vender or bringer of leaves for dishes. <TRTff. 
 Plate or dish made of leaves. M-a(l«loS/. q^«. — a small 
 one. ft'Pt^ or fjiftS n. 
 
 Unblown spike of leaves, f^mft/. 
 
 To be shed or cast — leaves of a tree. WJiit. 
 
 2 ( of a book ). qpf «. q^ n. q5i«F «. ^r:^ m. 
 
 3 ( of a folding door, &c. ). "^faft /. ^«rr5 n. qsqr? n. cT- 
 (5^ «. <p^ w. ^57 «. 
 
 L. of a table. <'(W«H +iu<<|tft l^^f 
 
 4 ( of a hand mill ). ^ or ^s n.f. H^f. 
 
 5 thing foliated. «T^ »». q^TT »». q^T n. 
 
 To Leaf, r. n. shoot out leaves. ^\^ n. pl.•^\f^f ^^-?r- 
 
 dt in. con. qr^, 'n^^JTJf, Hir^qui. 
 Leafage, «. qr^ n. pi. qrar «. Tra^/ "T??^ w. j>i. 
 Leaf-metal, «. ?=Tq^ or rT<f ?: «. 
 Leafihess, n. x. A. ^^n^V^r^ n. qtiTsfT^ «. 
 Leafless, a bare, Pimufr, ^5^'lld, f^Twrr, f^«<T^, STT^T, 
 
 qwr^Ifq-. 
 A 1. tree. W^ »»• 
 Leaflesskess, «. v. A. fH^H'^fTr/- Pii'J'Hcil/ ^^l^MfWf 
 Leaflet, «. 3^ "Tm w. 
 Leaft, a. having many leaves. dl^iqUNI, •I^H't, «)^N«1, 
 
 "T^'^'') HulM'^i, qof^rg, q^iHT. 
 
 League, n. alliance, confederacy, ^c. v. COMBiKATlOS.BftTw. 
 
 *{'hm m. ^ifT n. ^^F^cET «». v^ m. ^Z m. SR ot. ^:z\^ m. 
 
 ^ ». 
 
 2 measure of three miles. ^ ^^ m. 
 To Leaoce, v. n. confederate, v. To Combhte. ^jjiui, vT?:^, 
 
 ^iuj, v^ «t.-&c.«!»T'Jt, ni«i anrof. 
 Leagued,^, v. V. ^53?5T, ^(irfril,&c. [goEfff/. 
 
 Leak, n. hole or crevice that admits water. JTotrf n. iToErft /. 
 To stop a 1. ToeS n. qpTS'ir. 
 To spring a 1. ^f. %^, fTTT m. rti'i«''i t«. con. 
 
 2 v. Ooze. qiFT »». [^TT^. 
 
 Zb Leak, v. n. let water in. TotSr, ^Rijf, MUHui, faqf.olf, 
 
 2 (a boat, &c. ). qt^ n. %^. 
 Leakage, «. fluid that enters by leaking, qrgr »». 15trf m. 1- 
 
 oft?r ». ToE"!/. 
 
 2 /o« by leakage. ^/. ^W/ 
 Leakisess, n. t. A. J|«.+,HUII »». 
 Leaking, p. a. Leakt, a. v. V. 'WOIKI, TS^FT, loEi'n', <T7iaT- 
 
 cTT, "TMt QuiKI, 5^^. 
 To Lean, e. «. Jrace the perpendicular, v. To Incline. ^?7- 
 
 2 fig. tend, propend, v. To Incline. +.a«l, ?5^, ^^t, 
 ^5t^, HI4"Ji, ^?5 w».-^ M.-&C. ST^ot. [dir. 
 
 3 Jewt;?, be in a lending posture. c??ot, 3i"'iui«tu), sTlUHl ^- 
 
 4 incline against, rest on, recline. ii'P'l', afraTJt, ^TTif, 
 To Lean, v. a. incline, cause to lean. ^•Ti'lf. 
 
 Lean, n.— of flesh. ?tN^ *TRT «. 
 
 Lean, o. wantinj flesh, thin, meagre, lank, gaunt, fre, ftl^FT, 
 dsn, ^TT, 'TTrfoE, «3^"TmoE, ?If?RTcE, ^PWm\ Or spi^T, 
 
LEA 475 
 
 T^-^, *f+t4, f^iR>«)H, r*<+ii(, f^^%r5, f^-<l*lSI, f^^- 
 *r^, f*->4*l'l, *HHH*, g+.lVI, gj^, ^5fJt<T, tistl^l, 
 fT55E, ^K'14, «(|o5*l, «)i*<gNJH, *ii«'^si, i'llall, ^J^IT, ^J^VtT, 
 ^^^1 ^'''i S'^ifn. Some terms aud epithets for a very 
 lean person, agreeing wtih starceliny, ikdeton, bare-bones, 
 m lath, bag of bones, Sfc. are <l4i««(l, fr?CTT, «*?UT, ^- 
 
 ^ui-^i Pn>TTr m. WIWJHI f^fTT w. 
 
 To become 1. tcaste aimy^/aU away, become emaciate^ 
 yavnt, meayrt, Ife. tTfof, <lSH"i!, <l4'I<Ji, TT^, ^IT^, 
 »I3flt, 3Tt»I n. dl+,u|, g^'lf, ^diwi, 3T^, 3T5EOt, Fi^, ^- 
 
 CT^f, vfy^ ^rnif, ^n'it, ^fJT^or, ♦Ni*iui, i'li'iui, ^j<4'iuf 
 
 or ^<4ii|ui, ^4^£uj^ «+^^, 3Tni w.-^^ n.-&c. 3iT<if y. 
 
 ©/■f. *1<J^ OT. ♦I^l'l ^PW. 
 
 In the rather Taried sense to be emaciated, to he {hav 
 imy heeowu )lean and meayre^ and as expressed by rari- 
 oos phrases; such as, to he reduced to a skeleton, to be 
 mere skin and bone, to be a mere bay of bones ^ to be as 
 tkin at a lath^to be a* thin as a tchippiny post, to be as lean 
 at death, ife. ^'c. there are numerous phraseologies 
 ia Marathi ; as 5^, -"JIMiot, SlMuf, 5^, <T^, rVl^ 
 or ^«r»t, t?wf , ^MIHWl-sf SCT* n. J^, ^MmNit.*<l-|^- 
 ^JH V^;v^ jtot, ashi^ qrnft ^W, fTlt% 'T^'ft ^t^, *TT^- 
 «n.«i •sT^, mat« qte »». «i'ifli, "ftCT^ "tsihob anf^ 
 
 w^, ^Ti ». ^36^ y- of s. ^mrrreHr t^ ^, ^iptrf /. 
 
 ^^ IS. am. «TR fT»'^ an^T ^Mivnif'sm ^TWT ^t^. 
 
 2 Wrm, tfiriAett, t. J£jc5e. HftiW, **W, ^. 
 LsAnm, 8«e btctniATiox. 
 Jjuxi'ns, «. T. A. 1. <iiHV|l m. <'|<<)>MU|| «. Ac qnrai]^/, 
 
 2 yfwrmr ••.&€. 
 
 To Ljur, ». ». tpriny,jump, l/e. Tl^r, 'F^, T^/. RKOJ- 
 
 «n^, ^^5^^, fw^, ipi/-«N/. HR'^i-MirfiJi-eiHiiJi, ??t»t/. 
 
 •1H»I. [ T vrTTOt_ 
 
 Jo L«AP, r. & /M* «wr hy leapiny. ^ inH, ^f. Hi^- 
 
 LEA 
 
 L. with the lejfs dosed, f^ wit, J^Wft rtt. 
 
 L. heels over head. •Ttr(|l?/. ••• 
 
 L. with the legs caught up. m?^pft 7^. 
 
 L. with the four lejfi. vig/1 wt\. 
 
 Look before you leap. IT^R 3J^ 4I*l«i-%^, j^ 
 
 , «, Lkatuo, p. a. T. V. N. diUIUI, *c. Tun, ar- 
 
 if.r«Ki, «— th epUy. | ^/. ^Vf^t/ 
 hzAt-xzAM, n. vf^vfi^WJ^ WW ii.-«TB n. mf^ 
 J» L&UU, ff. «. «fyi.tr* &)r «hr4^. f^Jlr, fitfn W, 3!*Wr- 
 
 V «. W*J /. o/», if^ m. con. 
 
 To 1. by heart. <Tre ^^. 
 
 2 yam <A« knotcledye of, become informed of. Hlf^ffj/.- 
 HTf^H'TT<t/.-&c. ^;57T %^ y. ofo. ^HT^, ^;^, «r?l-3T- 
 ^n?l-<fec. ^T#, ^^EUt-HTvlot »n. cort. «)MH'1/.-&c. ^\>m 
 y. ofo. with in. con. \^^f^\^ ^ in. con. 
 
 3 See To Teach. 
 To Leaks, v. n. acquire knotcledye, study. fil^, 15^, 
 
 To 1. to read and write. 'J^ n.-s^oiSj n.-fe^ 7^ 
 
 n.-fe^ T5^ n.-ft%^ui K^of fl.-&c. f^T^'it. 
 
 2 of ; take pattern. <TTpT ^^,f%TTT«».-^aETJT n. ^^y. ofo. 
 
 Leahxed,^. & o. V. V. A. 1. f^^?n?r, f^'^ *i<irtrti, Ac. 
 
 fWT^if^^FS, filf|Trr,^^?5T, ^H'j1rlc!r,^+''<<i'T 'STHtTT. 
 
 I. read, versed in science, Sfc. HiSp.WI, R^t^, f?l<fc^rll, 
 
 f^5T^, f^^rMw, ^w:, 3T?n:^, f^il^, s^??^, f^- 
 
 ^TT^, 3T«T^TJnmr, a(T?7T^^T5f, R4JHIH, F5»Tf^?l', 3T«T- 
 ^J^XT, *dft<J, f^mf 5, f^«4Riiril, 3T«ft<T, *rjfT, »(^R<y, 
 
 A 1. man. <Tf|H, ^fSfPJPT, r«(g^«ii. 
 
 A 1. fool. qSrT WT^. 
 
 II. skilled in, versed in, v. Conversant. v»TrT, ^»^IIJ^<^T, 
 »1lf^d^H, HT^rPTR, <<1*«)^K, 3TWT^,«ir^tlirtrtl, ft^, 
 
 IIL eontaininy learniny. ^\[l^\^, ^rt^^Mi, ^TlH, t- 
 
 Leabneult, <w/». f(J»'/A erudition. qtf^r«n^, Tfflr^ ^?^, <?f- 
 
 Learxeb, n. V. V. A. 1. f^\*uil<l, fil^ Q^IKI, &c. 
 
 V. V. N.l. on<? Scholar, f^l<B<iI r^I ,'T5<'IKT,3iT«lTH 'RT'TT- 
 
 n, ftrsTT^, f^on^, Ri+i*. [fR^. 
 
 One ever learning without coming to knowledge, f^ 
 Leaenino, n. V. V. A. 1. — act. fn^ n. Rr^T ^ n. 
 
 V. V. N. fil'P'f n. <T^ n. »^Tin>r n. '^>^-^^^ n. 3T«Tm w. 
 f^<ll*-MI« m. fn?Tr/. 
 
 I. knotcledye of literature, ^c. f%?ir/ sg??^/. 'nft?'^ 
 n. flldt^ ». frgrTT/. ^J?^ «• ^^TPRTfrT/. 3T«-q<lH«<<fTt 
 
 An ignorant and obtrusive pretender to LgJ^STtfipl. 
 Obtrusive and empty pretence to 1. st^KI n.». f*I^. 
 Piece-1. ?l<h^"l«t »». pi. 
 
 II. literature, f^^\ f. 3T?^ ». [q?! n. 
 Cultivatien of 1., pursuit of 1. n)<J|M4|^ m. ftfJT^- 
 Patronising 1. fatlljM l rfH n. 
 
 That ciJtivates 1. fTOT^^^. 
 Leasable, n. t. V. ^'A\h fTniT-^-'jfl'IT-^^nHT-HTT'm-Ac, 
 LrASE, «. contract for a number of years. ^^ m. ^h^JHTI 
 
 Cost of procuring a 1. ^rimui/. 
 lb LXASI, e. a. let by lease. ^feT% ^. 
 3b Lease, v. n. See To Oleah. 
 
 LZASK-BOLD, a held by lease, "^hsft, ^rflNr, ^t^vk ^%3T, 
 aifW ^^Wf^lW. Lease-holdeb, n. "^h<Y H%^, "^te^, ^r*ll. [^/. 
 
 Leash, n. cord or thonyfor a doy, ife, Vlfwft/ ?T1T w. ^- 
 2 <icrce. f^*0/. ^>^ n. 
 
LBA 
 
 476 
 
 LED 
 
 To Leash, v. a. v. N. 1. ^T5<iftH-&c. sjfq^. 
 Leasiso. See Falsehood. 
 
 Least, a. mallesl, S{c. ?nff^?Tt-+)»io':<<iM?Tf-&c. rS^-vTr^TT- 
 &c. ?T«ff|5T-tl'i»<<t|H-&c. ^5^-trFp7T-&c. «t)fHy, aifr^y, 
 
 Least, aJ». in fie amallest degree. ?fqfpT-?m^|Tf-&c. ^pjft- 
 
 At 1. «o< io »ay more, rfff, rR, fTTmT o. tiecZ. HTH^, 
 
 ?TT^, Ex. PTTcTT ^'■'p? ^Cf ?TTft sfr?5frt q'^ ?R ^. 
 
 Though he be not eloquent he is at least able to speak. 
 
 At the 1. ■^TiTH'T?!, ^pfH^^, f^l^TJ'I?^, fSf^, f^^- 
 
 57^, JFT5q?T, !F3?1^, V>IHr5| ( o. decl. ) ?T(f, Wm^t^T 
 
 ( a. decl. ) fitf, ^ ?iTf mfr, 3Tq^ qi(inCi, »;t?mtT, "t- 
 
 ?5T «IF»TR frff . 
 
 Not in the 1. ^t^^ ^r, f+Hpl sTT^t, sfTSm TTff, 
 Leatheb, «. JPHNrlJ^ ^fT?ll n. q^l «. '^ml «. '^\^ n. ^n. 
 Strap or tie of 1. ^T^f. =^mt?T m. ^^/. Frem ««. 
 Worker in 1. ( comprehending currier, tanner, &c.). 
 
 2 tkin as pulled off. ?rTH/. n. WBI n. fl|«Hd «. ^n?r^/. 
 To lose 1. ?Tff5/. «.-KT?!t «.-&c. vfT^ ^. o/s. 
 To Leatheb. See To Beat. 
 Leathee-bbessee, n. ^r*:^, <SK, ^H+K. 
 Leatheb, Leathebn, a. made, S(c. of leather. qsmiiTI^T, ^- 
 
 Leave, «. permusion, assent. H<*)Hnt/. aTTfTT/. ;j^ m. 
 
 2 permission to depart, f^m m. 3TTW/. i^^'T »«• ':^/ 
 To take 1. %^, fHm »».-3n?TT/.-&c. ^^ 
 
 3 ( of absence ). Vs^J. f^ftrT m. ^iJ^f. ^f. 
 
 To Leave, v. a. quit, depart from. ^T5^, ^TffT ^STPT, #^ 
 ^, 'nM , f'TH^, ^flv»1H n.-Ac. !R^ g. of o. 
 
 2 forsake, T. To Abahuon. JPpJt, ^T5^, ^ts^, FTFT »«■- 
 Ac. ^^Tiit g. of 0. 
 
 3 «u/er to remain, ^df, %^, ^T^, '!Tf ^, ^«l^«(u)', 
 
 4 bequeath. Hrm-^M-HHc^^id-«fcc. %ot, Hr<j^^<3<lr1-&c. ^- 
 
 5 alone; c«a«e /ro»i, ^'c. y'l^uj, ^jT ^l^t, %^ ^of, 
 'TO/. ^% #?/ ^of, ^f5/ qjT^t. 
 
 6 alone ; not to touch. ^ m. ^ %^, ^ m. H <?T«I^, 
 ^RT m. ^l«dr. 
 
 7 off ; ca«< a«Je or oit-ay. dl<tiui, ^Vi^, NltilMI'm «• <?erf' 
 
 8 off . desist from. #5uf, ?T^, W^. [ ^^Wf. 
 
 9 out ; omit, flisuf, <ii*i5|, <iit>«f, ^'755'Jif, flUui, 3id<.ui, 
 Sb Leave, To Leave off, ». «. See To Cease, To Stop. 
 Leaved, a. having leaves. qRf^, HOTRT, H'H'i', qtrff^ <TRt 
 
 in. comp. 
 
 Two-leaved, opposite leaved. fg^MU?, 
 2 having leaves or folds. "Faqt^. 
 Two-leaved. J'Soft. 
 Leaven, n. fermenting matter io raise dough. 3Tt«WW n. «- 
 
 *PriT «. ^»fk «. 
 Jo LeayeH, V. a. affect hy leaven, ^n^cri n.-armw «.-^T»fK 
 
 «.-<fcc. qraoT-m^ 5*^1 wsnrof, ^\a%^ '^^^. 
 
 Leavened,^, v. V. JT^OT MIHrfrtr, ^T^KT, <S:c. J'R'irT^r. 
 
 Leaveb, n. Leaving, p. a. t. V.l fliiuiKi, d|*«iKi, &c. 1^- 
 I ^TJH-^^ &c. ^^f. [ ^n. 
 
 \ Leaving, «. v. V. 1. 2. ^fiiuj n. Ac. PfFT w. ^?t «. ^^- 
 
 Leavings, n. things left ; remnants, refuse, — gener. ^n^A- 
 gr^ n. pi. -iiA^yf. 3T^ m. q^ »». ini m. 3T^^T ♦». 
 2 — of food. 3% n. ar^^T m. Hrfj^t^r ««. 3^3^ ». 7f^- 
 ^T^ n. grB^TH^fi n. 
 
 L. — compreh. scraps, crumbs, dirty dishes, Sfc. j^i|*/. 
 3"?^/- J^N*/. <M<*''-^' <"■ <.M'^'t>il«l*/ ^^^-i^/. ^' 
 X^^Z^T\ or m\ m. ^J^TTfr n. pi. 3#mft n. pi. 
 
 Lecher, n. man given to lewdness, v. "Wexcheb. <U«<M, 
 'rtS«J^, Tt3o<l*)'0, OTJ, ^«fr«<M, f^^. Some phrases 
 used of an inveterate 1. are. ^^^ UTT HT^^ft 'TTfr, 
 f?t HF? HT^?ft TT^ =Tr^, <Tt 3TT# •l^t'T <TT^ 'IT^, f?f 3- 
 
 jR ^ <TT^?f 5=rrft. 
 
 Zb Lecheb, v. n. n?5n^/.-|t*«l I v^/.-&c, spT^. 
 LECHEBons, a. addicted to lewdness, v. Lustfci-. ^inft, ?t- 
 
 Lechekousness, n. v. A. and Lust. ^l*f)MU|T w. ^SS'Wr «. 
 
 ^r53^ ffi. ^^ffsq^^ n. ^«<itiq m. *l*imf*/ 
 Lechebt, n. practice of lewdness. ^S^TPfT/- i"i*«)l^ /. 'F- 
 
 Lection, n. a reading, variation of copies. TTS *». MliirKn. 
 
 Lectube, Lectubikg, n. v. V. A. 1. — act. ^\mi'W n. ^\' 
 
 z^ n. arwimn «. o<<k»mii «. 
 
 2 aiitfin?!?!!/. ?l4^|-Mi»iK m. ^\^<s^im. ^^T^R n. 
 v. V. N. Mld+finot n. TTS »». 
 To Lectube, t». a. instruct formally. TTS «. «t^ m-i<A ^ or 
 ^ of o. qre^ n.-3T'-<<nin.-&c. ^FT"^. 
 2 reprimand, ars^ f?I^/.-?l»^T^ ITK »».-&c. ^i^-^, 
 qr^w.-ijimm^n. 5Rwt, «Mim ^JTw. t5T^, ^H««. />/. 
 
 To be constantly lecturing, ^pft ^llcef ^<Jf-3fK5^, 
 To LECTtJEE, V. n. read a lecture. ^\Zm. ?n^. 
 Lectubeb, n. V. V. A. 1. qT^^tniTRT, aTW4IH+, "IT^^, <n7?r- 
 aT«TNT +i''IUI. [^^. 
 
 2 ^^w ^raraT^oiKi, &c. 5[r«^-^ kr <*i<uiki, ^rn^-&c. 
 
 V. V. N. TTS 'Hi'luiKI, Tre^. 
 Led, /). V. v. A. 1. ^T<ft ^^7T ^^>?5T, Ac. 
 2 %%?ST, ^%^ ^SJr5T, &C. Rt?r, :n1^. 
 8 "T^ and JT^^ ( in comp. as 3?+K<j«f* ^, HH»'4m4- 
 
 jj; ^Fift, llr^'jsr^P »tr5, q^ jt^^ q?4ti &c.) . 
 
 Led-hobse, n. Aor«e led for show. «»)m«iirtvlsiM. SFtrt^Rm. 
 
 Ledge, n. %«•, stratum. STT w. qr^/. 
 
 2 ridge, projecting part. "^^or^f. (xKoft/. g^ or 
 
 Ledgeb, n. book framed from the journal, — of a merchant, 
 i Mife1^<iN'^/ ^^ft/. See Note under JcuBMAi. 
 
IF 
 
 LEO 
 
 477 
 
 LEG 
 
 k 
 
 Account abstracted from the 1. H (i«|<? «•• 
 Entering into the 1. ^TT ^;t<^n. ^HI«H»ft/. 
 Xke, «. tediment, See Lees. 2 <i<ie toward which the Kind 
 bloict. H\->i\^ «tHK-<0 f^?TT/.-^>TPTT/.-«[T^/. MlHlPHH^- 
 ^/ 
 
 L.-flide of a ship. ^MH n. 
 Under the 1. of. rH'<l-Mi<i, 3?itirt?T. 
 Lke-wakd, adv. m-H\^H\i-^ ft.TT^, <ll-*JI*l»fl<. 
 IiEX-WABS, a. H\-M]»H\{M hW'hi-^l^ «<l-<4l*)Hl<-m,«»I«J*)'»4<JJ. 
 Lkech, «. lloodsueker. ^^/- ^^f^f- 3T??t^/. ^<5*l y» 
 A female that applies leeches, ^rt^*^/. 
 2 See Phtsicus. 
 I.EKK, «. ^t^ M. 
 XxBB, «. oblique or arch look. Hi^m-^SJIH^ H^m. STTT^- 
 
 Leers. TT^ •»». />/. 
 
 Sb LrEB, r. n. v. N. 3HT1% ^^-31^ ^^^-^'RfTT fr^m^- 
 ♦l"**! ilwm'i-Ac. <?I^. 3t% m. pi. ^t?ot, afPTt'T^'T ».- 
 V-I^IIW"! «.-*'ll^41<fm »i.-^ZT?Hl«l'*l*'T n.-&c. ^>l^. 
 
 Lekseb, n. Leebixo, ^. a. v. V. 3irs%^;^ Ml^uiKI, t^ 
 fltl«inT,4c. *?>*1<^M, ai<Til«trf, :pn?T^?ft, ^€T?1T«RT^. 
 
 Lkzbiko, n. \.—act. 3TT3% ^^ TT^'^r «. &c. 3rTt^?fH n. 
 
 LEEai5eLT, o</c. it% ^t^, ^rt'EWT iteTI^, »il4^(J_^n%, &«• 
 
 Lees, n. dregi, tediment. 1131 m. »IT5ET tn. ^ m. 
 
 Left, p. t. V. 1 . HTi^PIT, ^tffT f^r^rll, &c. ^fSld, ffflf^if- 
 
 2 flllP.f^r, ?T^^?^, 4c. RI^P, qffHl^, 3flF5T. 
 
 3 flTj^tjr, ^?-?!T, tmz^WT, Ac. 7T«TT, ^T^, «Rfire, 
 -3^rw. — ort*, Ac. 3T^ ^^^T, «<«! v^rti, 3T^. 
 
 L. of a meal. 5^, jf^tV. 
 
 To be 1. V. To Kkmais. 3T^, ^St. 
 
 4 WTT^rfH f«'-^J^T, Wr^siW ^. 
 
 9 fll«A,-!|, »ii«^>ii, Ac. unr^n, 3Tfrf^, ^, ^T^H. 
 Lot, •.—not the right. JUT, IW^, flK, ?TaT, ^^HT. 
 
 L. arm. ^ii^i^ ■•. 
 
 L. band, fmpff m. wsxf n. 
 
 L. fide. flMl'I n. f|M*f^ «. 
 
 To cast or leare on the I. hand (an object in passing 
 it ). il^<40f, H^/.-lTWT m. mn^. [ITWT. 
 
 2 /*«/ i« om the left hand. <|U|||M<4I, <|M|l^lfln><^|, 
 LErT-aAVt>n>, «. ITW^TI w ^rtn, ITWTT, iiv^r, ^^^. 
 LErT-BAVDEumtsa, «. t. A. itWg^'H'n m. lT^«rT •». 
 
 ij», u.^]^m.zt^/. zt*fH/- tt'rtt/. n»n(Y/ mt». i{w\ or 
 
 Bon witli the Irgt foremoat. qrvTS or s 
 
 Swelling of the legs. *^t^ n. 
 
 That ha« one I. shorter than the other, ((tl "rnn^. 
 
 That is upon his last legs, i^fuiv. 
 
 Worked off one's legs. B^^ '^^•WI. [^, 
 
 To bo opou one's last legs. TTVvftlT Mt, 4<Wf/^ 
 
 To giro lof-biul, nw ef. ^^ w. *^-*|'!«t,<<n/ 
 
 To set firm upon one's legs. g^^tTi/. jftl'if. 
 
 To stand upon one's legs again. TTS/- ■d'«(rfui, 3^^ 
 
 To stand upon one's own legs. ^^HT^-sn'Tr'n ^- 
 
 'n^-anTr^T afntmr^-Ac. 3ttt vi^. 
 
 To stretch one's lege. TTT »». ♦il<*i«i ^^. 
 2 ( of a table, chair, Ac. ). ITO «». 'J^ »». 
 Legacy, n. bequest. »Jc<r«<jll'hi<i<^H «• Mr<4M-»(V<<'^M »»• ^- 
 
 Legal, a. <Aa< m conformable to law. ^R^^, <J>I*1<1MI, 
 iRfl^im «)<l«l<,-^-rfl<<«*>-&C. *Mn^fll«W*-Hd, tMvi*«- 
 '^TtT, tn^sni^MHd, tT^VI^l^'MI^I, ^^F^l^^flft', «j4-, 
 
 ?!», Ac. <|vrJlPlMMMHH, TT^^rf^fTT^T^TfT, &C. <|x>^o«4q<«n 
 fT^Hrl, <l>H<o<4tiV<Jlj<<iq1', &c. ^KTt? , ^iT. 
 
 2 ©/"or lelonpng to law. o<4.<^|<MF, "Mt^K, ^^ft-^T- 
 ^, «K^ kWNt, sq^^ f^^^, «4i«(^iR<f-, ?TTt^. 
 
 3 enjoined, prescribed, constituted, S;c. by law. ^TTtH^- 
 ^l^l^-*l<<<Tifl-^raffT-Ac. ^iPldr^l, ?\i^|tf5i **jr<l?il<a' 
 ^ff, 5mf?r?IT^nTH>, TTHl^PTRft^, <1^P»4^HM*)K-, 
 
 4 that looks to works for salvation. <ft»(*ii'Tf, Hi»f*iiMl^, 
 
 Legalist, n. one who rests on works. ^.J^MI'Tf, Ac. See A. 4. 
 Legality, Leoalness, n. v. A. 1, t^Pi^insi^MiRmi/. *T- 
 
 r«r». Ac. 
 
 4 reliance, Sfe. on worht. vi^^\*\V■^•^ J. ^r•^^\f[^^\ f. 
 *HHi'lf«l<<u| «. 
 To Legalize, v. a. make lawful., authorize. «M*(«4ifi-f^tff- 
 
 ii;5ft^/.-5»iT/.-Ac. ^Tot-^^y. o/o. 3Tr«rrfT^-f^%T-^- 
 
 T-3Tf*ifT5-f^fwi-r*iryMr«(?-^M'«4«(i<<-ri«T«t-Ac. ^jt'^j. 
 
 Legally, <«/«. t. A. 1. *I«<«llWHli)T, •M<<^iq<^«»in, WJ^\- 
 5|ftT, ^fHfllfll^+IK, vni^i^lH'HK, ^l^^f'JwT^^mT, ^- 
 «rfq*)Hlj*.1-Ac. 
 
 Leoatk, ». ambassador. ^1fft?T, ^. 
 
 Lkoatxe, «. ont who has a legacy left to him. Jr^^^^^RT- 
 
 Legation. See Embasbt. 
 
 Leoatob, n. one who leaves a legacy. iJ*fj^<f»^M'nO. 
 
 Leoekd, n. narrative of a saint, holy place, Sfc. Hl^lrMj «, 
 
 ^fnr n. *w/. 3(T^MM »• 3n^<rrf^w>T/. 
 
 Reciter of legends. fJ^^T^, ^ft^ /op. ^W^i ^- 
 
 ^Iwpft, ^ffv'F, nrnr^. 
 
 SweetmeatH distributed at the close of a recitation 
 of a 1. JHT'^ m. f^llMfl/. 
 2 inrreditle, unauthentic tale, Sfe. ^n'TVT/. ^'R'RVT/. 
 
 LMESBjjnr, 0. flnrt»»y in Ujeni,fttbitlou». ^T^^ft, ^5%^- 
 
XEI 
 
 478 
 
 LEN 
 
 ijhrsT, ^OHJ, ^'«TTn'T, !i<iui*f^, jTr^fRs, ^<iuiifK-m, ^- 
 
 Tj^QT^svaut, n. reciter of legends. «pit^^, ^Ri^IW pop. J^- 
 Leqerdemais, n. v. Jugglery. ^M-Mrii+lHI ^ m. f^s^- 
 
 ^^ n. ins:? «. 'T)4«i'ii^ «. r4-^f« «. 
 
 Legged, a. having legs, qmt^, qT'ft ( in comp. as JMlift), 
 
 q^ ( in comp. as fg;^ ). 
 Legging, n. TT^TT^R «ff'<IPn^ ^JFlf «. 
 Legibility, ». v. A. 1. ^=qFTPT>'l<mT m. &c, TS^qrrr/. <T- 
 
 Legible, a. possible to he read. H\-^\M \ <^m-r(\i \ r\ \- i^ \ n^ \- 
 
 2 ea«y to be read. W^r^fm ^TTT, Wpf^^t5T, g^^«T, 
 Legibly, a<it). t. A. 2. ?TT^ 3TWt4r, fl??, VW.^ f ^T^. 
 Legion, n. — military body. %^=5 n."%-q^ ». %?fPTIT 
 
 »». %;tpttt w. [ ^TP 7t. 
 
 2 ^reo< number, v. Mcltitude. ^f /. 5^^ m. ^ «. 
 2b Legislate, r. n. enact latrs. <h\M\ m. pl.-^>[Hj. pl.-^. 
 
 Legislation, n. v. Y.—act. !RW<lt^ ^^^f- &c. ^ra^- 
 
 Legislative, a. Zato-waAifl^. •PT'T^ T^spnu^, qnq^ «t><u<j |- 
 =^, ^PT^ ^ST'nTT, yTTSJcfq^Hr, &c. 1%^mr«TN^, i^f^»TR- 
 
 Legislator, «. v. A. EFPTV5|n^-+|HvjHH|-&c. 'l-.<» ll <| r^- 
 
 Legislature, n. </*e ;»»•«• or 6orfy which makes lawi. '^- 
 «PT5J-:ft^-&c. +<u<<|^<<I 3Tf':nnTT'^ ^PTT /.-Hjsit /.-Ac. 
 
 *<+K «. 
 Legist. See Lawyer. 
 Legitimacy, «. v. A. 1. a^fh^mr/. aT lf ti f? n. ,j<^hi /. 
 
 tT^f^r^frsTr^ n. g^3T^ n. ^4qt5#xr?TT n. ^Hfrl^i^H n. ^<?r^T 
 
 2 ai^amiTr m. ^ks^ m. Wlif. 
 Legitimate, a. born in wedlock. g?h[;fr, «IWfr!T, Jjqfrpiim, 
 ^q?5?7^, 5q?5?^, f^^KT, ar^Tfy, 3T?ft3, fjrfirmTi. 
 
 ? «of/ o/<e -Just, proper, v. Bight. ^^, 3T^n?, ST^ifte, 
 To Legitimate, v. a. invest with legitimacy. a?^nrMT w.- 
 
 Lkgitimately. See Lawfully, Kightlt. 
 
 Legume, n. See Pod. 2 ;>Z. Legumes, v. Pulse. ^TOtrr n. 
 
 'FTS n. ^^^ n. fg;^ ;»/?. f|^ ». f|^ tn^q «. 
 Leguminous, o.;jer<<»j«i»^, ^c. to pulse. <t><'^u | |-»H , f|^- 
 
 Leisurable, o. vacant, not occupied,— time, &c. 3?^^^- 
 
 LsiscBE, n. freedom from biuinest. ar^r^ »». ^55/. «s.i 
 
 At 1. "Pi^s ?r5^, "^ss cT^rr, "pra'r^r ^^h, >pr^?ft^, 
 
 Interval of 1. ^/ tfif m.f. ^.f. 7^ or 7«<|/. 
 
 ?HT?f/. 3-?n:<m/. ^^rf^/. 
 
 Period of 1. ft*IH^i/. 
 That is without 1. STT^^n, I^IT^^T^T. 
 "Want of I. 3<H1+|?T m. 3T^^?K «. 
 To find 1. <PRot tn. con. 
 Lkisubeliness, v. a. «1^*i^/ »l?lf /. 
 Leisurely, a. done without hurry. 531^*7^^, ffH^j|7ft?f- 
 &e. ^rf-ll, ^T^Trft^, VTTT^r, f^PTT^. 
 2 Woio, not hasty, v. Dilatory, Dawdler. HPT^^ft, ^- 
 
 Leisurely, ado. v. A. 1. ^l«l*l?flHi, ftTTli^, f^^T^THf, '4- 
 
 To take ( a work, &c. ) 1. ?rr«r^^ft^ ^ot, *T5Tf^ 
 Leman. See Gallant. 
 Lemma, n. a previous proposition proved. "J^f^^t^rl "fr? /. 
 
 Lemon, «. ciYrw octWa, — the tree. f%^ or fe^oT/ Pr- 
 snjft or fesHJfY/. f4«(|un or fpS^foft/. — the fruit, f^ or 
 h%n. 
 
 Lemon-grass, n. "Rfft ^^ m. TRfHT ^ w. w:t[ ^^^ n. 
 ^.€\ qm/. df|«r n. 
 
 Lemonade, «. f%«fr^-fi5«IT% *M.A<\ n.-<r'| «. 
 
 2b Lend, v. a. give to be returned in kind. T^TT-TW^^-T- 
 
 To 1. just for a moment. ^ vittil ^. 
 
 2 o^ori ii« temporary use of. v»nTJTTT-^3fPTt^-iTRoft- 
 
 ^ -Ac. ^. 
 
 3 ( money, at interest ), ^^-^3ThT-<x< m 1 ti -&c. ?[^, qs- 
 sif ».-T^ «. ^, ^^Jlf^-5«rT^-&c. ^, *<<MI'J-«l>l*irKH- 
 
 4 See To Atfobd, Give. 
 
 Lender, n. v. V. 3. and Creditor, vjtt^, HihIhih. 
 Lending, n. v. V. I.— act. m^^xtX ^ «• &c. 
 2 5Trqm ^ «• &c. 
 
 8 4>^^ut «• oTT^Ff ^ ». 
 
 L. and borrowing. ^/. ^^ «.^=(Q^/ ^I^^m, 
 ^^PT ^^PJT n. ^^^ «. 
 Length, n. JsHt/."^^ «. aTTTrT »». 
 
 At full 1. ( lying, &c. ). ^^[ adv. decl. ^. 
 
 L. — in land measurement. ^3 m. n. 
 
 2 Kttent of space. st«ft/. (^^^ /• ^<"^>/- 
 
 3 extent of duration, space, \. Duration, Time. '^s w. 
 ^)T3 or 3 w. 
 
 3 great duration or space. bH"! f-\^ ». 
 
 At 1. at its full extent. ^^ %?trT^^, ^W, ^f^f 
 
 At 1. afltr long delay, v. At Last. ^\«(ff, f^TT^t. 
 To Buch 1. "5^^, ^^TT^-TT^. 
 
LE3 
 
 479 
 
 LES 
 
 Jo Lexgiheh, If. a. make longer, elongate. 3t^^, 3f^-3frfH- 
 
 2 prolong, protract, continue. r^STSf^, ^T*^, ?(t^ ^»'['t. 
 
 3 out; af^fTT ^TWf, rti«n«l< ^TOr. ^VmJ- SH^. 
 To be lengthened out. f^^tsR-flHwfl'K "T?W. 
 
 To LESCTHW,r.«.yroip longer. rli«)«l, •^fiJNffi, <(l<U|,Kt^ |^. 
 LE>'OTHi:>-ED, p. T. V. A. 1. f'vhw'riril, STftT^ ?Si^%^??^ &C. 
 
 LzyoTHwisE. adv. in the direction of ike length. sWt^,?5t- 
 *n*|H, <fH^, ^^ deel. 
 
 L. and breadthwise. ^rnT^^TfT. 
 Le»otht, a. T. Loso. aifl->)r!i*|, «J<|-«<f4H. 
 LzsvlSt, Le^itite, o. a*$uative, emollient.^K^-J^'&e. ^^- 
 
 2 miW, clement, t. lftu>. VlXfi Of a, ^r»=*r, ^, (fl«4M- 
 
 oir^, ^^^, sT^, ♦imH i, ^m' m-^M i M i, fli^iMi<(nr, 
 
 *IHIM'<<l/Y, ??IHIM!?f1, ^THrTT^I), ^FTT,^*!!^, ^Hf>1, ST^^. 
 
 L. measure. ?Iihim-«<I<»». timiMiM m. 
 
 L£9I£5T, Lesitive, n. a medicine or application that eatet. 
 
 ^q^PT^ «l?r4 »n.-apfm«l n.-Sic. ^r^\T^(K m. vJmtihi n. sf- 
 
 THR «. [ <^«. 
 
 Le»ie5tlt, «</». T. A. 2. ?Tmi%, ?TmtT^iTT^,^y'=^^, wrr- 
 
 Lejitt, Lx5tE5CT, n. T.A. 2. *lH(iM«llw.^WT?TT/. fRKT^/ 
 
 I.-oppo§ed to Beverity. SlrMiS ii«.31rH«4«1n.3(r?'rf«IT?TT/. 
 Less, h. jjffJr ^ ii?r?ft^ 'FT^/. 
 
 Le5T, />. V. V. 2. 7?T^T f^^=5T, 31Rl^rft f^.r^^r, &C. 7^RT. 
 
 2 jTmiTT fs-^^r. 
 
 3 *<<ffr^r^r*l, Ac. *N»ii'*, "T^l-^i, 'RTHTT. 
 LestIOO, ». fctrr/y emptiont. gTKT m. ? ftlif n. ? 
 Lest 11, ».— the plant. »T^/. 
 
 Leo, n. — the zodiacal aign. (%^ m. 
 
 LE0!fi5E, a. belonging, ife. to a lion. fsif^rHT, f%^^N*ft, ?f^, 
 
 LxopaSD, «. f'^fTT or N'm m. f^^j^ m. <^iVlflM w ?TWT w 
 
 miT ■•. XI^««»Ifm m. fe^^qr ^^ m. 
 Lsm, «. T. A. ^T^, iJmn, '5^«TT. 
 LetOBISI, «. belonging, Sfe. to a hare. ?17IRT, TJ^I^'J'^. 
 LEflOtT, ». *W or ^ n. ^ n. ^^Tm w. The Medical 
 
 Sbiatna enumerate 18 kinds,Tic.7 severe and 11 milder. 
 Black 1. ?15f«T!ft/. rm^ n. «nfv «. »TfTwnf»I m. »T^. 
 
 m w.— Peraon afflicted with it. <^f 'H t<4 l, ?^f^, «IT- 
 
 L. with circular spots, nr^ n. 
 Purulent or runniug 1. WT^ c^. 
 "Wasting 1. »W»*? ». 
 White 1. qf^ «TJ «. ifTTl fi. 
 
 Ltnoo, •.«ETWT, ^JTrft or ^rit, «^, 'ni'n, ^Iw, ^fn»ft. 
 
 L. with serous runniniTi. ^I^stTTT. 
 LiM, a.—tomparatite of little. J^fm, W^, ^ V»T^, VTIT, 
 «p, •!?«», all used with jsT-^f»t-Ac. 
 
 To grow or become 1. ^^If«^, sj^nwf. 
 2— IB Wight, length, age, 4c. foic*r, $horter, mailer, 
 yvtnftr, w;%a, sr^mTT;— m distinguished from JIJ*! or 
 
 ^ ( the greater ) g^. 
 3 thort of. ;jT7iT, ipTT, 
 
 The privative termination lett is rendered by ^f^, 
 ^IfT, d^, ftif^fl, Hl^'H, AiirdRtfi afiBxed ( all used in 
 comp. as irffT^tT witless, ^^Jf^ pennyless, Ac. &c. ); 
 by % and fspT prefixed to words of Persian or Hindus- 
 tani origin ( as <)(mH faithless, ^^>^ sapless, f«HHIi 
 faultless ); and by the particles 3T and f5{r, f?f, Ac, 
 prefixed ( as 3T^nT, f^^, ^RTtT'T-Ac. Ac. ). 
 L. or more, v^uii^il, ''J^Tlfv^, ''JHlfd'^'P. 
 
 Less, adv. v. A. ^Jft, VTIT, Ac. 
 
 Lessee, n. one who takes on Zfo*e.<?h^tT%^, <^r^, +lt4<^K. 
 
 To LesseK, t;. a. make lest, diminish in bulk, quantity, ifc. 
 ?5^-!F'=ft-VTIT-Vt3^-T>irT-^-Ac. ^??of, =^1^ m.-HT^- 
 =^ m.-HHifffcr/.-H^-^ ff».-?iJVr^=^^ m.-Ac. qf^ 
 g. of 0. a^+.^ui «.-'mW1*<ui m. ^^ g. of o. 
 2 diminish in degree, Sfc. abate. ^Jdiul, TfTT^oT, ^^-^- 
 (5^-3TJiT-?^-TT^-Ac. ^ot, 3rTR m.- •mJSH m.-Ac. «p:5t 
 y. qfo. f%«I^, =^W m.-?Tq- m.-?^/.-Ac. ^tjf y. o/ o. 
 
 To Lessen, ». «. become lets in bulk, quantity, ^'c. ri^H-^- 
 »ft-'<Jt?T-Ac. ^, '<<13*N"I, FS^HH"")', rf^MfoEuf, H^, Sf- 
 2^, =^ m.-?rfH/.-»TPT=^w.-'T^=^»»-&c. ^^g.ofa. 
 2 become less in degree; abate, v. To Decrease. .juil*|- 
 
 ?T^ m.-Ac. ^ 7. o/ *. [ 5^?I, ^^, 
 
 Lessexed, ;». V. V. A. 1. t^^ %^arr, »?ll^ ^^T, Ac. 3- 
 2 JrtirfrtI, ^^TW %^?5T, Ac. 
 
 T. V. N. 1. ?!^ FT^, 4f)«+l*lJirfl, rf^RWc^ai, Ac. 
 2 ^uil«(f^'4l, ^ri<j>i«(^.rfl, Ac. 
 Lesskseb, n. Lessekixo, ;>. a. v. V. A. 1. f5^ qirTRTiAc. 
 a^*K*, •■<ifl*K*, -^l«+l<«P, Ac. 
 2 3<WnTr, ^^^^ *<"IKI, Ac. 7^nH-Ac. ^JtT?. 
 Lessesiso, «. V. V. A. l.—act. f?^ ^^ n. Ac. 3^+<u|n. 
 ;q»ft<p<oi n. — «<a<c. =^ w. ?nT m. ?Tf?r / HH-^m ffi. 
 HR?T^/. M^rH-^r« ♦». Pr^fT?Tf?T/. r«itr^=^ m. 
 2 anrf V. N. 2. See Abatement, Decbease. 
 Lessee, See Less. 
 
 Lessojt, n. thing read, Ifc. JOT «. "TO «n. m<|<.w<M ». 
 L. to be read. TTH'ft/. r. wtn, f^. 
 L. to be conned. HVr/ ^rtJ^ft/ 
 2 m«««" inculcated. T?^ »i. f?r?TT/. 
 
 Lessons ( as in gymnastics, accomplishments, Ac. ). 
 mrf\^f. v.\^. 
 
 To learn a 1. get instruction from experience. ar^jW/.- 
 3»5^/. «ra^ in. con. 
 
 To get a scterc 1. <T7^/. ^rif, S^/. WT^ or in. con. 
 
 WPIflf, 'Wftf. W^ in. con. [g. of o. 
 
 To take a 1. from, copy, Sfe. ^WT ffl.-«nT m. '^ 
 
 To LE8^ox, », a. tutor, prompt, put up to, r. To Teacb. 
 
 frw^f, f?i«f«r /-ftuwoft / ^;^, qrr m. h^-^, ^rr- 
 n m. j^-TT^-HTrSt g. ofo. 
 Lmso»k», f . T. V. fr W^, Ac. «Tt«^f , «l>^. 
 
Iffi> 
 
 480 
 
 LEV 
 
 JJEBSOB, n. one who lets on hate, «^<4I^ ^uiki, ^fe ^«IKI, 
 
 Lest, co»y. *<^iPm?t, ^<\l4)i^ir«l<T, ^pift, ^r^TMr. 
 To Let, i>. a. suffer, aUow, v. To I'ebmit. ^, m.<iJH*n/.- 
 nl+^«*> /.-^H w.-Ac. ^iif. 
 
 2 /)M< <o hire. Hr5»TR-*nmm ^-r5l«(u|', Tl^n.^^^ 5'if. 
 
 3 obstruct, V. To Hindeb. 3T5«raT »».-3T7^R wj.-^T^- 
 
 tj OT.-&C, W^. 
 
 4 alone; See To Leave alone. 5 in; See To Admit. 
 6 loose, ^ts^, H'|+o&l-&c.«I5"i. 
 
 1 off; discharge, fire, ^ftltit, ■d4«l"l, TT^, «ITT »».?n?#, 
 
 8 off, V. To Pakdon. «koir, JTTV^R^. 
 
 9 out; tvffer to escape, wrjuj , gt-^n^-&c. ^. 
 
 10 out; V. To Fakm. ^ri^ ^, HTt,^l^"-&c. ^or. 
 To let blood, v. To Bleed. ^^ n.-^f. ^reof. 
 
 To let fly, v.To Dischahge. flTS^rf , f^^T'^Tw.^T't^.o/b. 
 Let there be ! s^W. 
 Let, n. ohatude, v. Hinderasce. 3TI/. aT^/. yji+l^»». arr- 
 
 Let, 2). v. V. 2. TTPTT^ 1^r^. 
 Lethal, a. mortal, v. Deadly. iJlumn^F-fK^. 
 Lethaegic, Lethahqical, o. morbidly drowsy and heavy 
 — persons. jft^T yi4|cfc-yi<'<<i, ^n? "TS^r, &c. aiRiPi- 
 
 2 Aeary, ^c— sleep. 1T5, <ii«h«, ^, ^^TPtiff. 
 Lethaegt, n. morbid drowsiness, gpp/. 5rrT/.«iHU|/. 5t75 
 
 / arfcif'H^l/. ^»T^^#T/. 
 Lethe, «. oblivion, f^^nf^/. 
 Lethean, a.causing oblivion, f^^ TTSCTT, f^*:Mni^H*-^K*. 
 
 LetHIFEHOUS, O. v. DeaDLT. HrMv^Hip, i| I UH I ^HP-fT^. 
 
 Letteb, «. ( of the alphabet ). 3T?^ w.eT'f m.^^ ot.JTH^FT/". 
 Compound 1. \i^ 3T?^T «. ^J^rw «• ?f«f?K «. 
 Euphonous union or coalition of letters. ^xfRrf^T m. 
 
 Fully sounded or aspirated 1. H^|i||0| m. 
 
 Knowledge of the letters. 3T^ j^IoE^/. 
 
 L. by letter. STW^:. 
 
 Letters drawn upon the sand board in learning to 
 write. ^oET?TT «. 
 
 Simply sounded or unaspirated 1. 31cH5j|U| «. — as- 
 pirated 1. H^T^PUT m. 
 
 The setting ( of a child ) to his letters. 3T?TTR'T m. 
 
 To form letters ( in learning to write ) by drawing 
 a dry pen through the letters of the copy, qt^f^, ^- 
 
 2 epistle. T5T ». ?T^ m. fplf^dw. ^ w. trf^f^/. ISRJn. 
 Letters and notes— compreh. ^Fl^^fm.n.f^i^t^pft/. 
 By 1. through epistolary communication. +l'|!{ls>[), 
 
 Envelope of a 1. ftK^idi m. feWT »». 
 
 L. sealed or closed with gum, a wafer, &c. c^mtST m. 
 
 L. without a Bcparftte envelope. c?»ra e>\^z\ m. 
 
 Letters patent. ?H^/.— That is held, Ac. by letters 
 patent. ?R^. 
 
 The address or complimentary commencement of a 
 1. V. Addbess. H*\A\ or JTPTT ♦»• 3Irf*I^ /. 
 
 Upon sight of the 1. T^f^tft^ft, ^^ TT^t^, <nT T^- 
 
 To become a dead 1. 5oEW[, ;ioSot, niv>ft qjut. 
 
 Letters to and from certain of the offices and rela- 
 tions of life bear significant names. A letter to a 
 father, mother, elderly relation, superior, Ac. is f^- 
 (fllM^IN^, f^fTfvf?^, ^?r?ffni. — to a son or daughter, 
 younger brother, Ac. 3TT5ft^1^^, — from a superior 
 officer. aTTfTTTaT. 
 
 Some of the lowly designations assumed by the 
 writer in letters are qi^, H'l**<ir1^d, 3TTf«Pr, 3TTf«T?Tt- 
 fT^'?I, -^iUKvj, =5R'iI*J% or =q^«^, <^1«H'^I«, anfTPiTTT^, 
 3HI?lir+<i. 
 
 3 literal meaning. «JK<ir4 m. "T^pii »». ;|m^ m. rnvf^T-" 
 ^t4 m. 3T?Tn"4 m. 
 
 4 letters ; literature. 3T?T^ «. ^^TT ^^ n. pi. ^^\f. 
 
 5 type. 3T?1^ n. 3T?TTr^ SHT w. 3t?^?T / 
 
 2b Letteb, v.a. mark with letters.^S{^ n.pl. fc5^ with^X 
 of o.3T?H<in»)<1-3T?<<Bir^«1-aT^<yf^d-3IW^-3T?TTW?I- 
 ^-Ac. ^^. 
 
 Lettee-cabeieh, n. 4>MI<^, <{>|i|<qi. 
 
 Letteked, /). anJ o. v. V. afT^^^fP+rl-^-^f^-f^fifl^. 
 
 I. literate.^ v. Leaened. W^IT, 3T?Tr?*T, Rg^IH. 
 
 II. belonging to learning. R<|-m, f^5i?R5T, R<JI*i^^-> 
 r«i «(*(+. 
 
 Ledcophlegmact, «. dropsical habit. +,*'|<^< ». qS'PlTtVOT. 
 LEncoEEHEA, n.fluor albus,v. Whites. Mi<s<=|un«. ^diJ<^<M, 
 Levee, b. — of a great man. <\mR m. n. ?TTr/. 
 Level, a. equal., plain.^ v. EviK. flKfJI, ^^, ^niT^, f'tSToT, 
 
 Very 1., uniformly 1. ^<^mi. 
 2 equal with, on the same plane with. +1|«HI, 5JTf«lT, ^t 
 
 Level, «. et'wt or ;Zoj» surface. ■HMI^/ 'HI«^-H*fH/. ^- 
 imit5 pop. ?m»T«5 «. ^H^fn/. ^TK^^ OT. 
 
 2 raic, standard. ^ tn. «T^ m. TT^ wi. 
 
 3 «<o<e of equality. 3lfr«lft/. +iK<^HU|| »». W^tTT/. ^fKT- 
 
 ^^f. w^ ». ^nr^PflrFTHT/. h^tht pop. ^smf. 
 
 4 ( of masons ). TTORIoE or HToE/. HTtT^/ OTq'ft/. 
 
 5 Z»ne o/am, cwi'on, ^c. fimf- 55^ «• «ff^ «• ^*TH«, 
 
 6 rule, plan. ^ «i. ^K^^ pop. %JT »i. 
 
 2b Level, v. a. make even., Sfc. ^TTOTT-'I^raT-^n^-^T'ns-^- 
 JTR-Ac. ^FT'Jf, yiH'IH"i. 
 
 2 m«*e ejttoi: wiVA. 5Rl^-«H<HT-Ac. ^^ iw<A #. 
 
 3 lay flat, vffipft^r fHflE^of,sHrM'fl*(<l»l<-3^^<l«i<-g^im- 
 S-Ac. ^^, 3i»ft^^l^ ^Tot, ^n?^. 
 
 4 am. c^Wiiii, %H^, ^of, qt^I^, f^^ /.-Ac.tT^-^vf" 
 ifftj^y. o/o. 
 
r 
 
 LU 
 
 481 
 
 LIB 
 
 Letkllxd, p. T. V. 1. 2. WX^X %^?IT, ^PTT^ %et!T, Ac flT- 
 
 3 ^r^-ft^ fJra^^HT, Ac. snftH^rer, ^rre <>»• ^^?. 
 Letelleb, «. Leveluso, p. a. v. V. 1. 2. iRt^ -til^H I-ff- 
 IT^-^m-Ac. «f.<uiKI. 
 1. one vcho ieitroyi dUtincliont in tociety. ti^H Ht% ?IT- 
 
 Letelliso, n. v. V. 1. 2.— act. WJW^H o, «rI^ ^^ «. 
 
 Ac. «»fl+<ui ». 
 LEVEUfESs, fi. V. A. 1. BK^Tnn m. ^0^<t /• ^RT^/. m- 
 
 «T «. *IHdl/. ?nTH?TT/. 
 Unifonn L ^iT^nTPft /. 
 
 2 ♦IKt^WUII n. <(<1«|0 /. ^WfPr^V^TT^ m. 
 Xeteb, «. — in mechanics. ?ft^ m. fRT/. J-iloft/. vjilcil ot. 
 
 To raise with a 1. j^jotOf . 
 Leteset, n. youny //ar?. ?i?rT% f^?j^». nV^^ m. n. 
 Letiithas, «.— the fish. ^«)H | .H | m. 
 Jo Lbtiqite, v. a. grind or rub to a powder. ^R^t, ^t^, 
 7TT3'Jf, 'K'I4«I, Pj«5t. 
 
 Levigated mass or matter. 4*\\A\ m, w^ m. 
 
 Levigating stone. qid<(l|^ n. 
 
 Matter to bo levigated. ^nuT «. 
 
 LZTIOATED, p. T. V. «ITC^, ^'llct^AI, &C. ^T^k, €ff€}^. 
 
 Letioatios, «. V.V.— oc/. ^T^^ n. Ac jii i omf t /. ^I^"! n. 
 
 Levitt. See Lightness. 
 
 Jo Lett, e. a. raue, collect, — troops. ^JW^, fi|al«|U|, snTT- 
 
 ^ /. wrvH. [ WK^. 
 
 2 rawe iy aueument. ^f( ?57T ^^ ^Rot-JHo&V'if-'inTT 
 Lett, Lettiso, n. v. V. I.— act. ^[^^S^ ». Ac. viHI*i<t/. 
 
 2 "T^ wHT^Sy », 
 
 I, troopi raited. wHTrt^/. 
 n. moiu'y raited, ^f. 
 LtwB, a. Ubidinout, T. LuSTFUL. ^T»ft, ^^TK^, ^Wm, 
 
 *TK»nwT^, ^^%??, ^^^«n3, "wnfr, ^nra^, iftOTJ, 
 
 Lewdlt, «^. T. A. «|i(1<{U||^,^iM4»MV||^,^m«||<ll^,<^nT- 
 LcwcVEU, n, T. A. ^IiOmoii m. »l«^im m. *|M*<li/^ ^- 
 
 L Uicd practice, ft^^r^ /. WZ^ n. il^%?ft/. ^^^RTT- 
 
 <<t/. V^TK^n^ M. ^ft^JJ^ n. 
 JjULSCOoMiTBtM, n. malcer o/ a lexicon. ^W, VtimT, 
 
 3lf*TMH*flf. [ "PttJ^TT n. 
 
 LtJKoaturti-r, n. didUmmy maJcinj. sp'^mVTT/. n«^- 
 LuicoK, H. dictionary. |tc^^ m. «pni w. 3t1^T*TPT n, 
 LiiBUC, a. Mti^er/ to, upoud to, having a tendency to. ^' 
 
 W, ^tnr, tff , fwn(fT, «nA^ ( in comp. aa n»TT*ft^, m- 
 
 •nift^, Ac. ), tfta ( in comp. as »t»nfr? ). 
 
 3 «MiMr«ii«, T. Bx«r05lULZ. nm^IT, f^J»*^^, 3Tm- 
 
 «1 
 
 LlABLENESS, LlABIUTT, fl. V. A. 1. 5?1<1MU|| n. <0'*(H|/. 
 
 LiAB, «. «M//ui utierer offaUeliooA. rism, ^^T? ^tt^oiRT, 
 3H^r<<4)l<(|, aTOHl*)*!, f^fSRTrTTsft, 1%Si*<l«ll<0, ^^TT^TT^, 31- 
 
 A great 1. ■ flTrTc^tTl, t?«iI4Nl TMT, f^F^g, Sf^^^- 
 
 Some strong lively terms or combiuations for a liar 
 are, W'^ WS, ^^^ f^'^ ^ '^i^ «mSNl-jH ^l^"^, 
 ^<|-«n Wr5 I^H^Irtf ftWotl-'ft ?n^ «l«lrtl rtl«(«IKI, f^^n^ 
 
 Libation, w. — the act. rTT'T n. ^^^^f ^*{Pi^* m.-'^^qr^TT- 
 
 2 — wine, Ac. poured. ?rioiifo«f n. d'iun^+ n. fJ|^-6<<<^«». 
 Libel, n. defamatory tcriling. STT^T^^^ ffi.-q^T «• vfll^l- 
 
 3[%^ m. 3rT^<T^ «. f%^r^ m. l^^FTSI n. 
 To Libel, ». a. defame in icriting. 3^^-+l'l<(tM^ f^^- 
 
 f%^/. iP^ y. o/ 0. fk^f. fe^ y. o/ 0. f^lT?! w.-ft^- 
 
 %^ m.H&c. fi^^. [ Pf^. 
 
 Libelled, />. t. V. spTT^^ f%^^T, &c. <T->lftf^H, ^^PT- 
 Libelleb, n. Libelling, p. a. v, V. <f,i«l<^M-5fi ft?;«IKT,&c. 
 
 I^^IM^l-fti^ia^-Ac. fe^uiKI. 
 Libellous, a. f%^, Ac. 3iH<i(i<^<f>, f*r^, srf^T^lf^^. 
 Liberal, a. of good birth, v. Qestle. %<f['\^ f^^» ^^^i 
 
 2 munificent, generout, lavith. 3^, ^\rTTt5, ?T5oE, ^RT- 
 ^ ?T3oE, ^MMT §CT, ^WHI ff^FoET, nP^vMX ^MNI, ^- 
 
 ^JT, y^5E or 5?JTar, f^55 or firaioE, 5?5ER, f^, W^^, ^- 
 
 <f^, wnft, ^^^, 6«nnft?!, «i^f^, fTnt5!ft^, sr^v, 5^- 
 
 1^, 3^R^, ^^Rtft, ^^?ftl, (^i^^RiIrt^, ^l^l^^llrfl, 
 
 3 copious, abundant, profute, v. ExuBEBAyr. si;(T^, 
 
 flJoT, V=6V|oit?T, =^^3rtrT, 'I4'M, ^513^ Or ??r. 
 
 4 fjo/ telfith, not contracted, v. Casdid. JT^^, 3^, 1' 
 ^HH-IHI, ir^\«MU|IMIi TflflWM'iMI, »ft*o6*II H^I*IT, »pn- 
 
 ^ »il*4i, sr^roft. 
 
 6 free to exceit, v. LicEKtious. ^"%^,'*rHM oj- 55, H- 
 iT^T5ft?T, »wf^T^?ff, H'T?^^^, fteq^l^", f^^T- 
 
 LiBEBALITT, fl. V. A. 2. ^^TTTTT m. ««(il|UlI »». ^HISIJ J?t- 
 *4Mon m. ?Tf5^i;7^ m. Ac. ;?r^ «. ^^ftrWT/. ^5- 
 
 3 sinwrnT ». MotvfiHMUII OT. ^la^uiT m. Ac. JTHRtT n. 
 
 4 RTIWM"II m. vJ^KMOIl >n. MUltrM n. c^T^ n. 
 
 To LlBiBAUZE, ». a. free from nurroio victct, ^c. ir^^-^W- 
 
 <fNi-Ac. *^, RTi^a«n7n «i.-iiT^?t^ n.-?t»?tT/.-Ac. ^- 
 anT^f. [ "T'Tpf, Ac. 
 
 Ll9EKAI.LT, ttdv. T. A. 2. ^(JHMUII^i, fl*l<»>oc,<<l ^Minf, ?TT^- 
 
 4 J^KMHI"^, MTIWH'll'f, R^iwHwii'l, Ac. 
 To LiBKBATX, Ac. See To Fbee, To Deliveb, Ac. 
 L1MBII5B, n.dittolvte, Ucentiout perton, rake, Sfc. fl"^^, 
 
Lie 
 
 48f2 
 
 Lie 
 
 LiMEBTisE, o. licentious, dissolute, v. Loose. W^, ^^, J^- 
 
 tgr, f 't^, <?i''---iir5, «f^^, si^rT, Bf^^rr^, flf^f^ft^, 5- 
 %fnft^T, Bi^?rr(m, |5?^T^, ^ft^«m^, ^iisq^pff, ^- 
 
 LlBEKTINIBM, M.V. A. #%f?pft/. g^PlO /.W^^nf/ W^/ 
 
 LiBEETY, n. — as opposed to slavery. ^H-»muil m. WH-slHl/. 
 
 2— as opposed to necessity. H^jft^TTft/. 3T?Jr?nft/. 3T- 
 
 To be at 1. ( to act, speak, &c. ). »fl+of1+/--M<j|f^l- 
 t^f. SRfff in. con. 
 
 AVith free will & full 1. ^ g tl^ rfi^' or ^-^H<l^" . 
 
 3 freedom— gener. jTi+^MUIT «». gj^T m. HI«fiof|+/. 
 wfT|j/. ^%T'IIHI=t »». ^«:TH<lf^c'T n. 
 
 At 1. ift^FTT, jfl^R. 
 
 That is at 1. v. Fkee. m1+*I, grr. 
 
 To set at 1. v. To Feee. »HI«|>ciuf, vri+o4|-&c. JRuf, 
 
 4 privilege, immunity. ■hIs^uI*/- ^/- TT^/. *TnfKY- 
 &c. Jft^/. TI*1^1-&e. ^JT OT. 
 
 5 iease, V. Peesiission. q<feJH«n/. JTPFoJtJF/. fft/. 
 
 Open & full 1. T\^H^ or V!^^f- 
 With perfect 1. or permission, g^^. 
 
 6 transgression of decorum, arn^ft'fi/. ^Hm\'\\ f. Hql<^- 
 B^nr «■ H^Mfi^lfd+HUI «. JTq^^TfrRrf^ «. H<J^|Pl^U m. 
 
 To take the 1. of doing, do without special license. 5- 
 flH4Mi-jM-34l5llvjdrill«fi-5lH-&c. ^^, 
 Libidinous, &c. See Lustful, &c. 
 LiBHA, n. — the zodiacal sigTi. 5?7T pop. ^f- 
 LlBEAEiAif , n. f+dM <MI<-4JN<-=II arftppTft, J^+VWlf^^l'O, 
 
 LiBEAET, n. collection of looks. J^^r^ ^R'TT w. ir<TNT 
 
 2— the building. f^rTT^njTRT m. T^-^^ISl/ 5^^Ic5- 
 
 To LiBBATE, V. a. hold in equipoise, v. To Balance. WH<1I- 
 
 S-&e. tTf^, M I ti ' 1 1 M ^-«f)t5CrHT-&c. «iRDt-<KM«i. 
 License, exorbitant liberty. ar-^'f^M"!! «». ii%<^vuir m. 3TT- 
 
 2 ieat-e, v. Peemission. m«lH»ft/. ^^ wj. 3TTfTT/. 
 Full and perfect 1. <M<7?ft/. *T«IT/. 
 
 To allow great 1. to. 5Srt<Cl^/.\ijf. 
 
 3 tcarrant of permission. W^f. <TT?PTT»». M<HM'ri-=fi f^- 
 t^f- JfTHmr m. 
 
 To License, v. a. permit by a license, v. To Pebmit. V^f. 
 
 -3TTfrT/-&c. ^. 
 LiCENSED,2>.v. v.— person. ^^ f^«^rfr-f*Jo5T^f5T, KT^ 
 
 ?Tt^-MI — article. Mi^JH^Pf^, '-T^TJfTTrT. 
 i Licentiate, n. one who has a licence. ?FI^, ■HH'^'drll. 
 Licentious, a. using license, disorderly, unruly, unrestrained, 
 
 lawless, ^c. — of persons. ^i%<r, «1^-<(I, ^«f5, 3fPT^S or 55. 
 
 oqfT^nft, STR^f^, fH'W^, 'MK'i'a, iJRTTT, 'MK'MSI, ifl 
 
 ^tfiiT, 75;?f, ^rnrnr, frtf ?t, ^f^^, ^Tf^w, arf^r?, n^Rsft. 
 
 H^RT, »T^5ft, ^^<t, ^-itiMlfr, ^fr, ^rnfh, +.IHMIO. 
 
 T^rer^nft, ^PHTfrT, ^<Mi<l, ar^ir^nft, vro^^rft, ^TfTT^rff 
 aiMK^H, sTT^nr^re, arr^nT^t^, ^^^a^?, ^g'Y, M^rf%^- 
 
 2 profligate, libertine, dissolute, rakish, ^c. ^Tl^, 5^, 
 ?ift, 5"TT, %5n, sft^, 6^ra5<Y, |sq^T^,5in^^,5J'n^, «f^ 
 
 3 exceeding the limits of propriety, law, S;c. — acts. &c, 
 ^%^, ^sj^, ^'%^, ^S^^ or oE, sJfJT^ or a, Wnif^, n4l<^l- 
 
 NriHNI, !Jl|^lfd+HM|. 
 Licentiously, adv. v. A. 1. 3. *ji^<^iu| 1^ , ^ST^TTT^, 3T^5E 
 
 q^npf, &c. ^^^T %?n?5, ^^, H5=i^, f^Rr^r^^-?TTwfiT' 
 
 ^^-^ii«irfi-=f>*i"i-&c. <p5^. 
 
 Licentiousness, «. v. A. 1. ^^-<^h<jii m. AAi^^W m. ar^pfs- 
 TTiiT OT. ii f^ i^q m w. &c. 5i%^/. «i%^/. ^rtf ?ictt/. sm- 
 
 jft^fTT/. JT^TT^/ 31RHK «. sqftr^TT w. ^mi^R m. 5ff- 
 rMMR OT. MtlfH^«TFft<T?tT /• K^rfrrailT m. Hii\i^\^- 
 
 fi^^^ n. fi^Hlfci+H »». 
 
 2 ^?nt/. 5%f*tft/. e^lci+t/. J^T^/. 5T^^/. il^- 
 
 <?*!lfft/. Jn m. itS-n OT. if^ m. n. 3T3nnat/. >3^Mli m. 
 
 aiHI^r^ m. 5^NK «. 5ff^/- 
 Lichen, n. ^SFTr^ ^t^TcS/. 
 To Lick, v. a. — with the tongue. =«n^'jf, %^ n.-3T^^ ».- 
 
 Ac. ^ ^. 0/0. 
 
 2 See To Lap. 3 v. To Beat. ^THT «t. ^-iTTToif. 
 Lick, n. v. Blow. im\ m. -^^\i\ m. ^ m. 
 LicKEEisH, a.T. Dainty. <hi<.i*1, l<i)<r<IN«l, ■<H"l<^l^oH,-«?1*4loi|, 
 
 2 eager to taste or enjoy. STToS^^STT, f^TS^ or f^PTT- 
 o5^, ^T'lSTT or -MliUIKI, fH^^PTT HK«IR1, Ht^ft^f^. 
 
 LiCKEEisiiNESs, «. T. Y. 1. — act. '^^\^^m\m.-^\ in\otSiv\ jm. 
 
 Licking, n. y. V. l.—act. xfTCTt n. ^ »». st^^ m. ^^ n. 
 
 LiCK-8PiTTLE,n. a meanly obsequious person, v. Obsequious, 
 LicoEiCE, «. — the plant. ^^^JTq' or >x<4^*(sr/. skn^r/. t- 
 Lid, n^y. Coves, st^w ». gt^"Jr n. ^^ n. JNw ». ^<mT« 
 
LIE 483 
 
 That has a 1. — a pot &c. st^t^. 
 2 ( of the eye ). MlMufl/- H-st+mA «. 
 LiDLMs, a. fiR «i*uiMI, JMSyiAliNI. 
 Lil, n. faltehocJ. rt«)lfl /. ^t^tnt? /. ^1%'^te'if n. smTT n. 
 
 LIP 
 
 To Lit, c. n. rwi horizontally, ^-e. 'TS't, f^T^^. 
 
 2 ;?r(!M ii^x>i». TT'T, ^W, ^S'm ^^JH ^T^, "^44«i, ^I^- 
 
 3 be repotited or laii vp. I^'ff, a<*)u1, *it|^ 3TOdr. 
 
 4 remain fixed or itiil, be placed, ntuated, Sfe. ^^^ ^- 
 
 5 remain unfinished or unexecuted. 1^, <l^<Ji. 
 
 ^ tit or tlay lazily, inactively, helplessly, Sfc. <T5't,«PFI^, 
 
 «r«^, ^^ T fi. m""."!. [ ^ «. ^. 
 
 7 by; into tit labor, t. To Best. f^^l<|uli, ft«^<i1,^^- 
 
 8 down ; re line for rest. P|5loJ, K<ie<^, 3TI?^ 0''-H|4<)/. 
 
 ^, wiMW or am^TT^', '^Twr ^tof, 3Ttn «.-qT5/. z[^- 
 
 10 in ; J# in fAiW itf</. ^^ Ppr^f, ^JPT "». f^^-^tot y. 
 •/ 1. ^liH ^t^. 
 
 LyiD(^-in chamber. *(|aW<^rf|/. fj^f^+l'J^n. gfrfn^n. 
 
 11 OTcr; hed, incline on one tide. *ci<^, *<Aui, ^w^iT- 
 of, ^'n^, *<1i«1 VJ+Kui, ^41 -Ac. 1^. 
 
 12 over; ttand cer, be tusf ended, il^uj, {g<fl^-t«ii<i- 
 
 Ac. JHW't-^nrtT, «T^-H^^ 'Ti'ir, IM'^h ii^. 
 
 18 to;— a ship. &c. *Ji«^| /. «m. 
 
 14 ap; i(e«p m J(Mr«, it^«p in a recumbent potition, Sfe. 
 
 c^ n^, anr ii^T ^T^. 
 
 To be laid up, keep one's bed from ticknett, v. Bed. 3T- 
 
 15 upon; be incumlent on, — a duty. «Ilot, inm,^^ut, 7- 
 
 TTw:-icc<jJfl-»ii*i«*TT'<jt-*fr4i-f^ -r^<m-ill«n-'iit'im<- 
 
 Ac. wii^-^T't-'ini^ y. of*. 
 
 10 with ; hate eamal knovledye of. fSpT^ frith ;ft-vl^5E- 
 
 To I. about ; if /yiti^ aio«/ MMMe</,— articlen, Ac. ^^ 
 
 To L littering about. TT^ fTl^ aniil. 
 
 To I. in wait, t. To Lcbk. ^rn, fm^., CT«f, \^[ m. 
 
 IJTXjf • ITTTOf . 
 
 To 1. in wait for » pretext. fijfilTim ?^. 
 
 To L on one tid*. VT^d^ or %lim3l, ^PWIT or ^- 
 
 J* Lib, ». W. utirr falsehood. ^^Tttf. ^W9f-Ht«|i^, ^-P51T- 
 
 f-^K^-Ar. ^^5^, f«»ae^Tft5/.-Ac. V^-^ts!^. 
 Lisr, adv. Se« Willixolt. 
 LitOK, m. bound to befatthfid, loyal, Ifc. f^^., ifVH'ft, V- 
 
 ^Hi^i, in%7TT, iifTV^, snrrvff. 
 
 I LiEOE, n. See Lord, SovEBEiaN. 
 
 LraoK-MAN, n. T. A. ^jMtj^i^ dl«(<^K. 
 I Lien, n. legal claim. ^Pl^^ftT ^ »». ^T^^tflT <^ m. [?T^. 
 I Ltestebic, a. pertaining to a lientery. H+1-^NI, ailMlPl'HI- 
 ' Libntebt, «. diarrhcea in tchich food is passed undigested. 
 j *RRT »». *ra^ n. aimifrl'HK »». ^ 
 
 Lieu, n. v. Stead. ^JIPTT/. 
 
 In 1. of. HMf^rJI, «R.^, ^^^. 
 
 Lieotekaxct, n. o^ce, ^'e. of a lieutenant. Wr\\^^f. 5- 
 Hlrf+I m. 'WM'^f. nldPif^ «. 
 
 2 'fTl'^irlrtl 3T^3l<,HKif1rtl ^^ SjHrfi^K 3TT^. [ll«(«l. 
 
 LlECTEJfAXT, ». deputy, locum tenens. srfrtfHf^, M<i|«<^^, 
 
 L. of a king, Lord-l. iMWfdPlfSr. 
 Livv:,n. vitality, rital faculty or principle, vrftef «i. STTT w. 
 •jflRd «. ^HlRr^ n. %rHT/. ■=)<i'*< n. ^ m. oftrpp??! or 
 ^o5T/. vf)<=H ^cTT or JpET/. MIUNI^ »». 'j-t^ilCr m. pi. 3ft- 
 ^T?HT m. ^dltHI »». VluikHI »?». <fff3i n. — emphatically, 
 /»/■« and soul, vft^ sn'T ♦». "t^ST^ m. pi. 
 
 Breath of 1. iiiui«)r^ m. 
 2 existence, living. ^^ m. ^M m. f^of «. ^ftf^ ». 
 wflVH «. MI"H n. vift'^^TT/. ^'^fft^^TT/. ^ft^irr/. 
 Abandonment, resigning, Ac. of 1. muTlctl'I m. srnt- 
 
 r^Tn m. vrf|«n<-*1'? OT. 
 
 Danger of one"'8 1. f^PTT^T^ WT w. f^W^R^ Ttsit/. 
 
 f^w^T% b'^ «. ^M^^ n. sntJTT# nre/. HMtrft^ ^- 
 
 H^Vf. 
 
 Deprived of 1. ^HWI"I, ^H^jOf^H, 'TO^ftf^. 
 
 Dearer than 1. f^RTTT^, sjI"im??T. 
 
 Granting of 1. <jfl«)^H «. MIUI^M «. 
 
 Impatience of 1. rH*IHI-m«ii-«(i-^^^-&c. 4>i\<i\ »'■ 
 3ft«R^mT m. wft!R^ m. ^^f- 
 
 Love of 1. «fir^dl?TT/. f^plft^'TT/. 
 
 Maintaining or keeping of 1. RmtTTT'T ». :TPrT?Tn«. 
 
 Eeckless of 1. f^T^T^ 35TT, Miojl^i. 7^, ^^Ni 7^, 
 
 Saving of one's 1. vft^^pT n. iTm^fR ». 
 
 The first half of human 1. <J«f^ n.— That is in the 
 first half of 1. <J«f^<<H., 
 
 The latter or declining half of 1. <3«1<M<|( or T=^/. 
 ^♦IHq n.— That is in the decline of 1. J^U^^TW, 
 
 The thread of 1. yilfJ^lVt '(Kt/- [^ift^'liflw. 
 
 The end, purpose, object, Ac. of 1. ^ifTTT^ ^t4^». 
 
 To bo tired of 1. ^t\ ^m ff^. 
 
 To bring into 1. vji'hi^T Vlrfuf, ^t^tt m. n. ^, 
 
 To enter into public 1. ^rf^hr ^, '^«Tt<1 ^, ?5t- 
 
 To lose one's 1. iTmT^lft-^TfTgTft-f^ TT'f, WMT^T- 
 filWW 3^, mwiIW 3Tt^'T^. 
 
 To rise agaiutt ohc'h 1. f^TfWT 32^. 
 
 To take one's 1. in one's hand, f^i «. ^TfTI^^ ifot, 
 9ftW «. 5^ *TT^. [ Trff . 
 
 To threaten one's L ^TfTlT ^-f^JTi'r, f^Wrft it? 
 
 To trust one's 1. to the honor of. Ht<t^ HPT /• ^- 
 
ZTF 
 
 484 
 
 LTG 
 
 3 mundane existence, present leing. vP^T «. «. ijf^al- 
 
 ^Nt-'M??1^-=ft-i^rfl +-«n -&c. qiFft /. r^lr^^^ m. ^jwt- 
 
 Active or secular 1. Jl-jfrT/. sfff^TRH «. JfTrfsT «. 
 ?i?nTHT>i ««• ( as opposed to retired and contemplative 1. 
 
 The present 1. \1^\^ m. i_\^'fK n. n. — In the 
 present 1. i[^^'»ft,f^^'Hf<T. 
 
 The sea of 1. *f^^^^ m. »T"?*)IM< m. ^^\vm m. 
 
 The cares and troubles, toil and turmoil of 1. ^OT- 
 X^ ^f^j/.-^5r^/.-?^f^ ».-^n^/.-J^f^To5 n.-&c. 
 
 The Ticissitudes or wheel of 1. ^^TT^ip n. M»H+ «• 
 
 The transiency and uncertainty of 1. There are some 
 lively figures involving this sense as, ^B%^ tT?»TT55, spToS- 
 
 The two states or conditions of 1. 31«|*'<(1^<J«. — They 
 are, happiness, ^\^^^f. f ^m/. and misery. ^.W^- 
 
 The three states or modes of 1. ar^Vf^^ «. They 
 are, u-aking state, vrim^cH<Tr ; dreaming state, ^jn^^VT ; 
 and «<afe o/ Wttnc? iZ^-i?^, gjf^r^ijtr. Another account 
 makes five, viz. ^STT^trT, ^5T, ^'^Ph, 3'0*4l, 3^»T^. 
 
 4 conduct ., living .and acting. ^^fTW/. ■«jW-=l<4f/. ^(SS-«(- 
 c^^/. ^?f^/- 3TrER<ir n. ^aft/. fT<Tf?t01^/. r«ft?T/. 
 
 Holy living or 1. trKf^fT^ «. '^'^mf /. tmfj^T^ n. 
 
 5 condition, life v>ith respect to happiness or misery. ^- 
 
 of n. Hf^^/. im'jr'F/. srffonF/. f^trfri ^"'i'- ^<ft^/- 
 High l.'«ftH?ft/.' 
 Low 1. '1^41/ 
 
 6 age, term of living, m^^ n. STT^ n. STT^'^'qTTq^T/. 
 
 i3T5=JT «. n. ^Tm/. ^f^d<t>iri m. arrj^ «». arr^Hf^r «. 
 
 Companion for 1. ( husband, wife, &c. ). vfFiTT^ 
 'Hi'Irf), f^^rr^ ?ft^, ^••♦ii-=(i ^^t^T m. 
 
 Connection or tie for 1. ^3=P*Tr^ its/. ^H'l'lts/. 
 
 During 1., all one's 1., for 1., while 1. lasts. vpJTHT, 
 v/1'Hm4?T, fl^ffTTrT, qi^FSft?, TN^FT, 'mf f , ailM<U|, 
 
 For once in one's 1. 3T?»fT^ ^iTRf. 
 In all one's 1. since one teas born. 3Hlr^l vri'HJH, vf- 
 *Him*^H, siN^'^Tm, «)iHvi'41 neg. con. wT^JTfT:, vi'Hi^l- 
 
 L. is ended. 311^<ii||-tn ^tf ^^-mr^^ 31l^w<l^ 
 Provision or maintenance for 1. v»i'Hl-«ft Hl^T /.-%- 
 *r»ft/.-f?T^/. 
 
 7 /i«7«an affairs, common course oj things. JPR m, ?WTT 
 
 8 Iriskness, viiacity, S)C. v. Spieit. vft? »». clviT n. %- 
 To get fresh 1. vft^ ot. vt^. 
 
 9 narrative of the life of, memoir.^^'^n.^^n.S^^^f^r^n. 
 10 — as a term of endearment. f^^Jii, t^HcSI, T'T w. 
 vft^ «. Vluift^tsfT m. 
 
 From the 1. ?T*rrsrfrr pop. ^v([^r{. 
 
 To the 1. with exact resemllance. "^^ or J^. 
 Life-boat, n. <^i^v*i\ »i««<dl«l(l3 niwi^i ^Nr<I"«<l +r<ni 
 
 LlTE-QIVnfO, O. v/ft<^H ^|«<<fc-SI^-M<^|<1|-&C. vfl^^MF. 
 
 LiFE-auABDS, «. <roqp« cioaf /Ae royal person. J^<M/. 
 LiFE-LESS, a. deprived of life., v. Dead. IrT^fm, n<TT§, tfT%- 
 
 2 inanimate. f^Tiff?, aT^nW, Pi "HI"!, 3T^ft^, aiT^cT^, 3T- 
 
 3 without fire., energy, salt, Sfe. v. Spieitless. f^RftV, 
 f^%^, f^T?r, fH^^TTT, f^rWt^, lT5E^T5ft?T, MoiMoftd, J^^, 
 
 Lifelessly, aio. v. A. 3. aioUloft<T, HotMc^H, MctHofTrfT. 
 Life-time, n. term of living, v. Life, 6. ang^T n. 3T?Hm.n. 
 v»ftf^d*ra m. 
 
 All one's 1. during life., v. Life. vjT^^TT, vl'HHifd. 
 LiFE-wEAEr, a. f^RTH ^i*irir'>i-^iioE3ciT, h^imO^i *rw?rr, 
 
 2b Lift, ». a. v. To Eaise. 3^n5^, 3-<4rjH qof, vjA^juf, g^- 
 
 To 1. from the ground, ^if^ts-vpftjnrf? 'R't. 
 
 2 snap up and pocket, v. To Steal. 3^ai^, 3^^. 
 
 3 up; swell with pride, v. To Puff up. ^S't't, ^TTT^Iot, 
 
 qtsm^-^rft^-Ac. «<+mu1. 
 
 To be lifted up. ^5^, »TMof , ^rTut, ^n#, ^<5N"Ji, srf^- 
 5 «. ^rsot ^. of s. 'MHi«ff-»I??5tloEr-%S»n^-^Tft^-<S:c. 
 
 To 1. up the voice. See To Cet. 
 Lift, Liftiko, v.V.A.l.— ae<. T^^ n. ^in^ii n. SrVPTTw. 
 
 To give a 1. See To Help. 
 LiiTEB, «. Lifting,/), a. v. V. 1. 3-Nri'IIXI, &c. 
 
 2 g'-MauiITI, T^?^. 
 Ligament, n. y. Tie. 5W?t n. 
 
 2— in anatomy. ^rfSnt'-T^ n. ?ff^^^ »».3Tf^*T^iT'T «. 
 LiQATUBE, 71. Jont^, bandage, sf^ «». q«R ». Tft/. ^?nift/. 
 
 anoET «». 
 Light, n. j^tiot. ^^J^m.^n.^^^tfrf f pop. v?^/. ^:^/. 
 
 ^tf?r/. <tf&/. sfTT/. arPTT/. *rT/. mnr/. €P^/. arrar^jn. 
 
 2 See Day light, Dawn. 3 knowledge. fTTT «. W^V m. 
 
 ^tr »». 3T^»m- m. 
 
 4 /JuW/c notice., open view., state of being known. ^^t\f. 
 yMll+/. yfllf^/. 3'3TFRt w vi^lf*!^/ ^tf%^ M. 
 
 To come to 1. become known, be found out, Sfc. TT^of, 
 siHUui or T*nM, g^TI m.-3Tm m. qi^ g. of s. 3%im- 
 
 wTm-Ac. %0T, 5T% 'I?^, 51T|t <TS^. 
 
 To bring to 1. .ai5l4l'H-vi^lilH-5T%3[tH-&c. 3Tm3t, Z\- 
 
xia 
 
 485 
 
 LIG 
 
 5 ( of a picture ). f^-bfl^^ 4^i\^ ^^TFTT/. M+lf^df^-stf- 
 V m. f^y(^V M+lf^H*^r5 n. 
 
 G point of view.^f. ^(^ n. ^f%^ w. <tf^4H(^'5( n. 
 cI?=!T^ n. (tf^MldHl'i «». 
 
 If you look at it in this light, artt mf^HJ 3TOfTt. 
 7 any tAmy Mo^ yir«« light, a lamp, candle, Sfe. 3^ m. 
 fl^ m. ^ m. ^t^n; M. f^il'I i». 
 
 A huge, flarinj^, swaling 1. aflWT mf-MI ^ m. 
 lionr^no/ A«ary. ^??^, vtWR^mr^, ^, H^, ^HrMMHIui, 
 
 Lightest, c^ftf^. 
 
 2 no< afflietite. \A^\^ ^3^ or ^3^, ff^, *ft?T, HJi 
 
 3 ««< difficult, T. East. ^c?in', 'Ht'Tr,g^rT''T,^1[t^,5TT^, 
 
 4 foiy ofdiycttion. ^^*l, r5^, ^T^, ^ISM-^^J. 
 
 5 »w< cneumhered^ not lieavily armed j ^'c. — a force. ?reT, 
 
 6 Miwifc, ayile, ^'c. T. ACTITE. ^»T^ or a, 3Tt»IT^ ^^'^i 
 ^I'lNI M^TcE, ^Tar, «hI'I*^4, '^ril* or ^. 
 
 L. and tight, compact and dapper. ^<l^<n<1, tJi^i^H, 
 
 7 iliyht, tmall, trivial, inconsiderable. ^??^, f?^R, *ftlT, 
 S^, "JTr^, g?5^, ^, ^^Mi or ^3^, 3^?^«r, ai»|U<<, 
 
 3^, 3nnT ^TTTT 3?mT irrft, "Jt^os, f^^, "*+ijar. 
 
 To make 1. of, To Bet 1. by, t. To Coktemh. ^s!^- 
 2^^4c. ^>^-nii'^, ^ n. WK9i g. ofo. afwr^ ^T^. 
 & not dense, not prou, ^e. <Tm55, *lrttv, RlWI<<*4*l, f^flpT- 
 
 9 fftry, trifling, vanlinj dignity, sobriety, steadiness, Sfc. 
 f3W, »i»ii^i ^-^^i, I^JFIT HHNI, MM*o5, MS^ti, S-eII3 
 c Sf, foei^ or r^-^K or tf-^i<, ^, ^TTT, *(I*I+'* or UTT- 
 V5E, lil«i«il, f l«lv|ol,frtt, Pbflii, 5Rtr?rr, ^?tT, ?k, '-HIT, 
 
 10 teanting reason ; silly, incontideraie. «mio5, < | gidH , 
 
 11 lightsome, not dark. aijiMI, 3^i^^I, ^nPFT^T, IHPT- 
 
 12 /»/<•, tchilish,/air, ^e. grsps, "TrtRT, ?rt^5IT, fH*»»ftTT. 
 
 13 not intense, not deep, — of colon. fJ^JPT, f*W, «i*<<»l. 
 
 14 eherrfiJ, not opprested, ^c, t. Mzibx. aTIH^W, 
 
 15— uccd of the fortnight of the waxinf^ moon. ^, 
 
 Jo Light, c. a. gise light to. aPttw.-iJlcWw.^-Vt^f-^RW't. 
 
 2 iUiimiim/«, t. To EyuoBTcy. JWmof , T»fS5^ ««.-Jn>T- 
 
 |f^ fi.-qpf^ n.-ic. ^Tot y. 0/0. n^tfnfl-tjrfiW-^^^f'M- 
 
 S Ml M^rv, ▼. To Krxnr.K. «>^T^, '^nwH., nWMH oi, 
 •t*^, ?*W^ H.-JPW^T ".-Ac. <|C7^ y. 0/0. 7iwf??f- 
 
 i Sm To Ltoany. 
 Jo LuR, r. ». /•« Ml, i«/>pm tojind. Pw«f.»it^.^lhli^- 
 
 ^^ m. eon. OTif, ai'W, T5^, «re3T. [ fHS'T. 
 
 2 /aZ/, a/tyJ^, »^rf Ae on. q^, q^, <5nm, 3d<ui, ^T^T, 
 
 3 stoop from flight. <jrt<ui, 5F{^rR^, ^T?5t %^, 
 
 4 descend, v. To Dismount. vjd<ui, 5FW^ m. ^jT^t. 
 
 5 v. To KiSDLE. ^zq-, %?T^, ?5m^. 
 LiaHX-iKMED, o. ipSFTT ^t^KNr, SHIi^AllO, 3TT5^Pm«t?{. 
 Liom-nSQERED, a. addicted to petty thefts. ^Ml<£, ^Ml<i, 
 
 Light-footed, n. <TFT^, wi<<i-mi TToE-vI(5^, mn^iT. 
 LionT-HASBED, «. <Aa< Aa« a quick, ^c. hand. ^^^\ ^mr- 
 
 LiGnT-HEADED, o. delirious. •d'^-^otrfrfl, *n^^lo53?!T, ^TTT^- 
 
 To get 1. "IN-Moiui, *)|«|-=lotui or 8|HMoiulf. 
 
 2 See TaonQHTLEss. 
 
 Light -HEADKDKESS, n. t. A. 1, ^TT^ »». 
 Light-heabted, a. v. Mebbt. snH^, ^'ST^, aTT^f%, 
 
 Light-house, «. luilding with a light to guide seamen. ^- 
 sfkT m. <W^H m. ^t^^ «. [ ^, ffg. 
 
 LlGHT-MlITDED, «. V. LiGHT, 9. »HMI ^^, ^t^oRT HTT- 
 
 To Lighten, t». n. flash, S/c. ^H^, ^T^Pf^, S^'pot, ^1»- 
 
 2b Lighten, r. a. See To Enlighten. 2 /<r«en <//« burden 
 of. ^r^^FT ipToi, ^rl+l^^, ^fff arft n. qn^, ^^ f^-&c. 
 
 3 ma*c /«« heavy, ^r^^-^i^ft-^c. f;^, |p5^PI^, 
 Lightek, rt. — the boat. «TIT^ m. 
 
 LlOHTLT, adv. T. A. 1. ip^^ tfccZ. ^, ^rt<t*<l^. 
 
 2 ^?I^ (fee?. ^, *it3r, ^t%m <^<W. «l«d^'VH?I, yr^d'HI^d. 
 
 3 without difficulty, of course, v. Easily. ^^, ^^- 
 'Idl'ii, ^T^^filPTT. 
 
 f^^, TT^TTr'TWiR'. 
 
 G Sec NiMBLT. 9 ^r?%MU||^, ^rf^-mrft^, ^aj^R^f)^, 
 
 Rttfi/^^, ^5?trmT%, ^2tf1%, aif^^i^^, &c. 
 
 13 3TH^f^cft^, ^m3^*M. 
 
 I. tcithovi proper grounds. ^TT^, 9^^ ^'IIWW, f%^:- 
 VR'T or f^»*KUI, fd^M^mi. 
 Liohtkesb, n. v. V. 1. ^^TITot. ?5^n. 3ftnTTff». BTWrt. 
 
 2 f^T^'ninm. &c. g?i^/. ^Tprr/. 
 
 8 f?%nn«». ^i^wrw. §w«mr/. gTV"F«Tr/. 
 
 6 3Tt»mT 'RcETtlw. Ac. atrn^lNr^JI. [«niTTm. 
 
 7 ^sf^'mTm. ^f9q>pm»». tTJHT/. f^^rt. BT^n. qt^igt- 
 
 9 |'4%woii«>. H»iiMi ^f?^<mr'«. finjrft w ^TR^ft/. f^- 
 «Jtrr»nm. ( or tT^n'Y/. Ac. ) H-Hq>om«iiOT. ^^^SDrrm. &c. 
 
 Liohtsixo, «. ift-ir/. fir3T?ft/. ft<JB<1l/. ft'^/. ^tot/. 
 j ^mi^'fi / nfi^/. ?!fT5/. «r^w.n. ^/ 
 Forked or sigzag L ff5gWTT/. <nR(rfdl/. 
 The falling or darting of 1. ^7TT?(in. 
 
IIK < 
 
 Lights, n. lungs of brute animals, sd^im^I-m J"^ pop. 
 
 I/IGHTSOME, a. not dark, luminous. -J^^MI, ^PT^ST, M«H i y - 
 5^, ST^rT^, gsHBTn, ffsn^ft, #r?^^; <Jin^MM. 
 
 2 cheerful, exhilarating. ^iT^-^r'T^-&c. 3<M^+K'fi-Il^- 
 
 3 ^ay, /t /Ai!, v. Mebey. 3TR^, ^tSnft, aTR^frfrsfT. 
 LiGHTSOMESESa, n. V. A. 1. g-^/. trn^/. ffR 't ) H \fll/. 
 
 LlGKEOUS, a. V. "WooBEtr. a i 't'JI'N I, 1) | ^M<< , ^TO¥H. 
 
 Like, a. of the same quantity, quality, Sfc. v. Equal. iJ^^T, 
 
 *I<"n<SI, ^TR^rr, 'ffJTH', ?nT, g?^, ?raT and ?RT?5T (correl. 
 
 of vipRTand vRH^). 
 
 2 resembling, similar. mW^., '(ilm, gpT, fPT, ^fTTR, 
 
 »<iRt*iiRt^, ^ and eft (in comp. as fMH<i,M,^«)<^<ft, &c.), 
 ^ (in comp. as fr/uf^d,^^, &c.), ^^3TT (in comp. as 
 flT^pn^jrr, J^nft?. , &c.),;rw (in comp. as g^TT), 
 irf?PT (in comp. as ^[^STfrW, f%|jrfcnT );— as adjunct to 
 nouns conTtrting them into adjectives the word is 
 rendered by HT,a8 ^^•HI' god-like, ^Tj^ warriorlike, &c. 
 ^T^f?5 (as Jsn^HjIc? like a son). 
 
 3 probable, See Likely. 
 
 Like, n. match, fellow, v. E<jual. ^/. vHI^-«II, 'T ^l^lO'^ l. 
 
 2 See LiKiNO. 
 
 L. and dislike. 3TH1: ^r^^f. 
 Like, adv. in the same manner. ?TKW ded. ijH | uf , lK)*r- 
 
 C, ^Vft ( as %5«iiqi«n, "ftrr^T'ft, &c. ), ^^ ( as *|IMm^, 
 
 W+ilM'O, &c. ), iTrT ( as %J-in% TH ), ^T^TT ( as WI^TT^^in", 
 
 ^iji«fl««v»ii Ac), ^itt (as <JU|l«(lO,&c.), ^IT (in comp. with 
 
 Hindustani words as, rm*nt4«(K, «(<<l<^«<K,&c.), q<^«bH . 
 L. as. 'smr ( antecedent of fWT ), ^^TTiT^TI^, Ac. 
 See Likely. 
 To Like, «. a. have a liking for. ^T^, ff%^, ^t'Tt^T-'RT- 
 
 «fr5-fj|7j--&c. «(|4u( in. co». ^i«(S"l »'». con. *n^ot in. 
 
 con. 5(TR5/-'ftff/.-&c. 3TB^y. ofo.Sfin, con. 3TR- 
 
 5/.-&C. ^^ y. o/ 0. 
 
 2 Je pleased tvith. v. To Appbove. tTH?T-H I 'M -^i^-&c. 
 
 ^^j <nf?r-&c. ^W i'«. con. HH<<i)i m. eon. 
 
 To be liked, q^, q^ ^of, »r^ T?TTot-'TTof, 
 jTo Like, v. n. list, choose, please, an^^-^roiif-iiJi^.^- 
 
 ^-*n^-sft ^TC'Jf-K^^ %^-q^-&c. all with in. con. 
 
 g5|ft/.-»T^/.-&c. SRTof g. of. s. ITT n. HH^ul' y. of*. 
 
 ^r5 m.-M^^r[T f.-H'\fi*H\ m.-t{^^^[o£\ f. ^T^^^^^, I 
 LiKE-MiNDEn, a. ^T*TPr^ft?5, +iH^HN. | 
 
 Likelihood, Likehness, n. v. A. OTT *n. iji m. «jt^ w. I 
 
 =»iiH>l< »». fte »». qrc «. grnr «». irts m. ^TTTTTT/. ^- 
 
 Likely, a. probable. '^mT-^>T?TT-«K«|.^-&c. ( used with 
 the verb indicated as, y\i\*i\ ^>ft^. L. to happen. TST- 
 ^I^Ktir, L. to fall. ?Tf Tm ^ 3(T(^. He ie I. to come.) 
 
 LIM 
 
 ^fHW^T, ^HTS'T, ^TRHlrK^S. The sense is also expres- 
 sed by the use of the past participle with 3THT^r or 
 
 3T%c5 ; as ^ -TifT arrar srm^r or ^ ^m arn^ar^pj. 
 
 I Likely, ado. probably. grfynF ^FS:?^, 3TfSr^ «rf55Tt?ff, rft^ ^- 
 jj Z5Tf4f or ?rR, HT ^«Tt^ or ^%. 
 
 j! Most 1. srpTF^TT, <1«<I«UH ^iTt'ft or qt^, ^TTT ^- 
 
 sqt^f or ^'^, srm:, ^T^V:. 
 To Liken, v.a. compare. 3^TJTT/.-5SHT/.-q(}'rft/.-&c. ^^- 
 
 Likened, ^. t. V. 3^f*r?T, Hf^??. 
 
 Likeneb, «. V. V. arrm ^onrr-^^i'iKi. 
 
 Likeness, n. v. A. 2. ^m^oTT m. mw^-f n. WT^T^^ «. 
 ?TT^.T n. ?T^1[T?TT/. ^C<^ «. flM<i.M<il/. ^TF^ n. an^J- 
 tnr n. STT^VT^ ». gJ^HT/. 5^^/. ^V?T «. 3?h^ ». 3TPTr- 
 W m. ST^piR OT. 3TT^^T n. aiT>-MH'm ffi. 
 
 I. form, semblance, appearance. ^ n. ?cTCT «• 3TFFR >«. 
 
 II. picture, image, ijc. resembling a person or thing, sj- 
 
 ^HT/. sTfrTCT w. sffrt^Tn; «. Jrfff?5frr/. sifafiiiin. fxTsr «, 
 
 Likewise, adv. in like manner. iTOT^, ?niTT, "Tg;^. 
 
 2 o7«o, too. ^, ^^fte or ^#t^, "m, aroT^. 
 Liking, «. fondness for, pleasure in. =^t m.f. ^ntf. snws 
 
 f. ntft/. sftf^r/. "Tts^/. 3TfiT?:f^/. r^m.rir^or ii^ 
 
 m. — esp. as contracted,^/. =^^^/. -"HMuiiw. 35«i. ^(ToFT 
 
 L. and disliking. 31I«JiHNi/. fSwrfSpf w. 
 
 To contract a 1. for. '^TT^of, •«)*««<, ^/.-&c. cTPliii 
 Ml. con. H^ «. «RrJf-rti'm y. ©/■ «. ti«i-+iji or <n+«l, flf«FT 
 ^. 
 
 To lose one's 1. for H^ «. 339t-H^ y. o/ ». ^zf.'&c. 
 
 2 »»«W, choice, wish respecting. T^ n. f^rT n. ^(Irtlf. 
 s^TFT «. 
 
 To ( according to ) the 1. of. f^RnT^-'^lrTT-<&c. HTT 
 «ir«<ll-^mT, 3<H^^ I «j< l-&c. 
 
 3 state of body, case, condition. ^^TWTT/. ^^Rtiffl/. 
 That is in good 1. Jrfijt^d, HT^fT, J^, (TT^jflfT, 
 
 LiLipnTiAN, n. T. DwAEF. *)imHf%/. 
 Lily, «. ^nJtoS n. ? ^(<*)Ho& ». 
 
 Water 1. See Lotus. 
 LiMATUEE, n. filings. ^H m. 
 LiUB, «. member, afr ^o/>. 3Tfn «• aTSTT^ w. TT^ «. 
 
 To have an aching of the limbs, artn n. jft|^ ^, 
 
 Trembling of the limbs. TT^PTn m. 
 
 2 border, v. Edge. ^/. RiHKI w. 
 
 3 See Bbanch. 
 
 Limbed, n. arfTT^, atJit, ^*J^<ft, 'FfT^'T^, ^1. 
 Lat^p 1. Ample 1. ;j^rTtn, ff^, f^^^^^^. 
 Light 1. f7§^ or ^^;ttr^ aii'ii-^i, aii'iiMi ^dy<ftH, 
 arfn^. 
 
 Limbeb, a. pliant. rl<<-<(l+', rf"l^, 55^'?^, rt«(r«h<i. 
 
 LiMBEBHBSS, «, V. A. gsrf^«|iM<»l( «. ««l^1"ll OT. Ac, 
 
tm 487 
 
 Limbless, a. fsn^if^, ^itn, ai'i^-i-^JJ^-Ac. 3i<<*<<i^H-&c 
 Limbo, See Hell, Pmsos. 
 Lnut, N. '^ m. ^ «. 5*|T/. 
 
 Fine 1. well levigated to lay over and finish a chu- 
 niun work, fl^ or ^qST m. f^ m, [ «Tjt/. 
 
 Leaf which holds the L eaten with betel leaves. ^- 
 
 L. made from shells, ftrft^ ^TT "i. 
 
 Nodule of L ??IT «». ^TWIT »». [ fiH'llO/. 
 
 Pointing with L — a wall, Ac. <^>*iPl/1/. P-Hf*lO or 
 
 Pot for holding the 1. eaten with betel leaves. ^- 
 •TToC M. ■^•fldl m. •^^\'C\f. 
 
 Pure fine 1. <t>«fl-<4l ^^ •». 
 
 Well ground 1. ^nSR^T «. 
 2 bird-lime. fM+141 m. f^^^ m. f^J^Et€t/. 
 
 Stick covered with 1. f^^rft/. 
 
 LxMK, n. ct/rv« limonwn, — the tree. Pl^ofl/. f^f^/ ft^- 
 
 "ft/. f%^/. Note; all these words are popularly spelt 
 
 with fa instead of fsr. T^- ^Tpftrf. — the fruit f'T^i. 
 
 aroel^ n. ^JTtN ». vTPffr fi. [^t^/. 
 
 Half of a 1. (esp. as roasted, sugared, and spiced) f%. 
 
 The sweet 1.— the tree. «HS<ft«ft /.—the frnit, m- 
 
 The small thin skinned 1. 4>IM^fii^«. 
 To Lime, p. a. tnear with bird lime. fH^)Z\m.-&c. c&l^u(-%- 
 
 ^ii, f^^5r ^Tof. [ 3Wf. 
 
 2 See To Ixs.vare. 3 manure with lime. ^'TI^ ffH ^\- 
 Limk-bcsxek, n. t^toirft, ^HIMM«IHI, ^^TT. 
 LiME-XlLX, n. ^nn^ *T^/. ^HM^/. 
 Lime-HIIX, n. ^Vf\/. ^-MHl 'ITJr «B. 
 
 Wheel rut of a 1. «fmT «• «TToft/. «im/. 
 LiMB^CAUT, n. '9i{nm or ^it^iwi/. 
 Lun-STOKK, «.— a nodule of. ^^^W «. dim. ^?rtt/. ^ 
 
 A burnt L ^ST^cft/. ^oit/. 
 
 Abounding in 1. — ground. ^ ^^^^t, 
 Liui-wATXR, 'JH'nft •. 
 
 Limit, «. (owufory, border, t. Boinn>. fftm/. jwp. tffw/. 
 iftT/. fimr/. 15/ 5R^t» M. qnvFM ««. %w/. 
 
 That forms the 1. of. 3TVf«n^. 
 2 limits ( of a prison ). *0^cf«¥Nt f^/ 
 To Limit, v. «. tt bounde to, t. To Boukd. ?ft»n/.-tff^/.- 
 
 2 eo*fine within certain boumdr, rettriet. H»?^T/.-f^/- 
 
 ^itii /.-^f'THfrT/.-Ac. *T^-%<n't, "HTST •i.-yHHHl'^ «.- 
 XiMiTsTioir, «. T. V. 2.— art. iT^^T *n»f «. Stc.—ttaie. w- 
 
 «i «. smBTiitmw. wr?^ «. w^m. f i »i. ^«m «. «wi^*». 
 
 f^Wr/. ^ftfiPfJTT/. 
 LiMnATiTB. See LiMim. [ <nwf^. 
 
 Lmrrxs, /. »nd m. i. V. 1, ^f yp»^»T, Ac. ffipd^, HfdW, 
 
 2 WBT fni%8T,4c. ^m^, <nftK, ffWf^. 
 
 im 
 
 I. confined, v. Nabbow. ?rt^, ?r#JrRT, aTS^Tifrsn, ar- 
 sim?T- [«»TRT, Ac. ^rmw. 
 
 LiMiTEB, «. Limiting, ;>. a. x. V. 1. ^ftm t.iuiK i, ^ ifm- 
 2 »T^?f^ *<U1KI, ^TtTT %^'TKT, STTTr 'H'T'TTTr, &c. 
 
 LtMiTiESS, a. T. Infinite, ij^, fH<^(^, f^^tfin . 
 
 ToLiMN, «. a. /)aijt<, draw. ^^ w-T^^ffi.-rR^/.-Ac. 
 *l4«f ^. of o. «hK«i'. 
 
 LiMNEB, «. V. V. f^5T *I«U|K|, Ac. i%?ffft, f^TSRJR. 
 
 LiMous. See Muddy. 
 
 To Limp, p. n. troZ^- lameli/. a»15>jf, ft5?^, <|ft'»"l , rf-4^.Qi , 
 rf^'J'ii, rtt(H«^, fi'i^, ^of, f?lof , "fTT »». +|is5|, fi'lSfl-^- 
 
 Limp, Limpino, n. v. Y. — ad. ?5»T1W «. 5?5^ n. Ac. cin- 
 
 5^/. 3is?ii<y/. mi\J. M^f. mvn^f. 
 
 LiMPEB, n. Limping, p. «. v. V. R'WUJKI, 3Jni?T ^I^ojki, 
 
 Ac. rt'lSI, rt'IS<«l<l, ^v!T. 
 
 Limpid, a. v, Cleah. fjj^, f^r<To5, ^^T^, <H^«K<«rr. 
 Limpidity, Limpidness, «. v. A. Pl«)oiS<'IT in. f^doftMuiim. 
 
 LiMPINGLY, oit>. v. A. A'UH rt'l«<1, ^OT?r, rt-MMd, Ac. 
 LiMSY, LiMPST. See Flaccid. [ s(^ 
 
 Limy, a. containing lime. ^■i<,H^, ^^f^^t^, :^-(<I-m, ^- 
 
 2 relating, ^c. to lime. ■4'M\M\. 
 
 3 vitcou*. f^RSTT^r, N«F5«TRT. 
 LiNCH-PiN, n. pin to coi\fine a wheel on the axletree. ^T^- 
 
 LiNCTUBE, LiNCTUS, n. medicine taken by licking. x(|4U| n. 
 csTir^ «. 3^ ». [or wft/. 
 
 Line, n. longitudinal exteniion. \^f. \^\ /. tTR^ft/. W^ 
 Bight l.?Rr5^/. 
 2 itring, cord. ^ /. ^^/ ■^=^ «. ^^/. 
 
 L. stretched for hanging clothes. a(ifc5n'ft/. 
 8 thread., Sfc. extended to direct operation. ^ n. ^ n. 
 By 1. and rule. WT^. 
 
 4 ( in the face, hands, Ac. ) lineament. \^l/. ^ /. 
 ^/. f^ n. There are certain line* supposed to be aus- 
 picious or otherwise designative. Some are, SiigiM^^i, 
 
 9>«^nrT, ^iTfTT, «Tt?r^, ^^, t^ pop. =t^, ^^^rrar, tR^m 
 
 w «rT^, «T^, ^S^, HtlR, ?W, ^PH^, ifft^, «f%T*. 
 6 ( of writing or print ). 3Tt?5/. or ^mf. HS^f. ^f^ 
 pop. <nT7T/. 
 6 — as drawn with a pen, Ac. ^/. afta or ^sf. wi\f. 
 
 "kmrf. ^/. ^T n. f5^/. 
 
 A waving L W^/. 
 
 L. as drawn through a word, letter, Ac. <Ft?T m. 
 
 Lines and figures drawn (along a wall, Ac). ^frTVtftA 
 
 To draw a 1. or stroke, arte/. ^tfSi 
 
 There are certain lines drawn in accounts and letter* 
 which have particular significances and particular 
 names. Some of the second kind are, S)[^^ \q or 
 3tf«, ftroCT'ft ^ or SffRS, ^Jl?^fT^ ^ or wa. For those 
 of the fint kind S«e Accovbx. 
 
inr 
 
 488 
 
 lOT 
 
 7 ratilc, row. cjpfta or ^^f. ^/. ^flf: pop. "TTR/. ?TT/. | 
 
 A 1. ( of men or animals ) in procession, ^f. x^^'\ 
 j. n. TT?/. fitST w. rlNHot/. I 
 
 A close 1. Wt/. 
 
 To break through a close 1. "foft/. "pt^wf- fl^ ^ri^. j 
 In one 1. or row. i^+yd or ^'^, <{*«?:, <^^3r, | 
 
 8 disposition, method, ^fm m, ar^J^PK m. %3T «./. M*lli| 
 m. qft^T^/. 
 
 9 V. Equatoh. f^^^^ «. ^sift^y. • 
 
 10 ascending or descending series oj a family. 4^T m. #- 
 
 ^ii'ifel'o/). t5[iT'io5/. ^Twtw/ $«H<,M<i/ qtqrr/. i«r/. 
 
 L. of ancestors. H^BMiWil/. 
 
 11 ( of soldiers, &c. ) ttl/. "PTT w. 
 
 To form in 1. «PTT «t. MT^'f-'T^^ 3^ 1^, 
 
 12 lines ; trenches. ^^Hk^ »». 
 
 13 lines ; rotes of military huts. tJNuft/. 
 
 14 ( of conduct or procedure ) course. ft5I n. artoB/. 3Tt- 
 
 Straight-forward 1. of conduct. 3"HT^T m. 
 
 15 department or course of business. ^^ m. tf^ m. 
 Jb Lii<E, r. a. cover on the inside. H^^, ^^^^, 
 
 To 1. with cloth. *IM4'Ji. 
 
 2 2?u< Ztn««y to (& garment ). zmx n. ??T^-^. 
 
 8 impregnate ( used of irrational animals ) TPTOI ^^, 
 
 4 ( with soldiers. ) ftrnf «• ^J^ TPt^ JJ^ =R^. 
 Ltkeage, n. *oa«e, race, Sfc. v. Family, q^^ m. ^K n. q- 
 
 ^MT m. nHl ». 
 
 2 See OrFSPnnfO, 3 See Lixz 10. 
 XiKEAi,, a. composed of or relating to lines, ^^^, ^^,&c. 
 
 ^WIH<<, ^IIH'M, ^«(i*>H, 
 
 2 descending, S;c, directly. "T^l^, ^V\K^ 3n%f5T, <lt7- 
 
 ?Tn?f, M<M<I<<M, «tiHI'W, +HI*tM, *HJJIH, SKMR^P. 
 LiNEALLT, adv. V. A. 2. qM^, qWNjf^, ^nrgspHT^, f - 
 
 aiH+Hlr(, 'i1-»(*H|5i. 
 Xiseamest, n. feature. *,H f^grt. C??I?TW «.^s?7dt «. 
 
 Lineaments, outlines, figure, Sfc. ^^^ n, ^^^v^j f. pi. 
 
 3Tt»T3^/. STfT^ OT. [ 5?T, Ttrp. 
 
 liSEAB, «. consisting of lines. artofiNrr, "T^I^Nt, "H^H^, qf^- 
 LlKED.JJ. V. V. 1. T^^f^sr, &c. Jlff^. 
 LiSEjr, o. made, Sfc. of flax. niMl-MT, 'H«INI, ni'ii^ ^HT^, 
 
 IcfEN, n. dl'll^-^PTT^ !FN5 «. ?II"I«J« n. 
 2 See Clothes. 
 
 XtKEK-BBAPEB, «. V. ClOTH-MEBCHANT. SpNSTft, ^H^ W 
 
 LiKOAM, n. V. Phalltts. frsn «. 
 
 "Worshipper of the 1. fe« ll («i , fe^Rrt— in contempt. 
 
 2b LiKOEB, r. n. remain about, stay long, loiter, t. To 
 Pawkle, »TOwf , X^, ^»1»^, ^ in. f. %f.- 3ift^ W.-&C, 
 
 rti«)«ii. 
 
 2 proceed sluggishly, heavily, Sfc. — a work, &c. <^4U|', 
 ^n^f , <.<M€n-^Tfl-*;J^<iH<.»i-&c."«jlrt'Ji, aNofl^li TI^, f*r3i?T 
 
 3 ( in sickness ). '^T'lf , «<li"li, f^rTTof or f^<Mut, f^T'^N- 
 "ftW T^^-r^Plot, ^^-»TTH-«S:c. q?^, f^<4^i)i, q^of, q^trft^ 
 
 4— a sickness, ^of, f^^qtiftw qyjf-fllMof, ^ot, g^of, 
 
 t^ qs^t, %qff «TO^. 
 
 5 //a«^ in i/otti/, V. To Hesitate. J^^oEof, n5tW3cfr, r^, 
 
 6 — a sound, &c. last long, hang on. ^^, 
 LiSOEBEE, n. LlSGEBISO, |>. a. V. V. 1. »T»T<JIRT, &c. ^^^^ 
 ?T or ^R^T, ^iR. 
 
 2 T^rirf ^ra%i=5T, &c. ifTJ, -^'Idi^-Mi. 
 
 4. i^rtquft^r, ^1^, ^MiiH'i f«<"n-^r. 
 
 LiHGEBiNGLX, adv. V. A. 2. ^Mdl'W, «J(4<1«f(M, 
 
 3 %^qrT, f^rrm. 
 
 LiXGET, «. small mass of meted. «rr<J#Flit/. 3Tl/. 
 Lns'OLE, n. shoemaker's thread. ■^\*-^\*,\-^\ tTFTT m. 
 LtSGO, n. V. Lakouage. ^t?^/. TTTT/. [^. 
 
 LrsouA -DENTAL, a. formed hy the tongue and teeth. ^T?^- 
 LiHGUA EBANCA, «. OTjarcd language, f^tj^/. M«Mvl/l/. 
 LraoDAL, «. relating, Sfc. to the tongue. f^%^, f^r^^^r, fj^* 
 
 LiSGUiST, «. person skilled in languages. Sl^^TITT sinTOTT* 
 
 2 See Intebphetee. 
 LiKiMEXT, n. soft or liquid ointment. •^l66uq|-2[ 5p[Wq n.-qj* 
 
 eft «. sq OT. ^^ n. j'iiPt^nlqq' n. 
 LiNiXG, n. T. V. 2— act. n^ n. H?^ «. isoft/. JTr^nft/l 
 
 Price or cost 1. Hi^\\M<i>f. TS^/. 
 
 I. covering that lines. H^/. ^V^ n. Mauf) /. 
 
 II. ( of a garment ) sreTT «. 
 
 LraK, n. ( of a chain ). ^nS\f. 5^ m. ^nrr »». [lifvr »»» 
 
 2 tie, bond, \. CoraECiios, ?!it/. r^HT »». ?.m^t^ m. 
 8 V, ToBCH. JTTtra/. f^^JT M. f^t/. 
 L. of rolls of coarse cloth. qt?T m. 
 
 To Link, ». a. join, connect, concatenate, ^rtn^fij", v^^uf, 
 Hl^, ^re /. «.-^fl5 f.-^\^ /.-^ /--^S /.- 
 &c. qT?5^-3T^ g. of 0. recip. vifn?/. mrSof-^^, ^^^ 
 i»..^^qq- n.-&c. ^^, 5J'«rtl«(5 ^^. 
 
 LlNK-EOT, n. ^VTr^ or !3ft, ^^Z^. [^H+n«flv1 «. 
 
 LiNSEEB, M. seeci of flax. 3Tonft/. vT^^ w. «, grfjift^ «, 
 
 Linseed oil, n. ^'^W^ fe n. 
 
 LmsET-wooLSET, a. made of linen and tcool mixed. ^;\f( 
 
 Linstock, n.— of gunners. trtST m. sTrft/. [5^ w, 
 
 LnfT, n. See Flax. 2 Z/««t scraped, ^ij +iq$Ml-ril'INi. 
 LiKTEL, n. ( of a door frame &c. ). ^R^ 3?iTT m. g»l<<Jr oi. 
 
tlQ 
 
 489 
 
 ITT 
 
 LiO!J, n. f%^ m. %^ m. M«KM m. w\^ m. 
 Boar of the 1. 1%^^!^ m. 
 2 object of interest or cvriotity. «^H«P w. m^U{4|Mf)«|| ^- 
 
 LlOKZSS, fi. f^^t'T/. f^/. 
 
 LlOK-HEAllTED, LlOXIIKE, a. ftT^^TIT, f^^^<^<<,^f^*. 
 
 Lip, n. 3it3 m. ^ or ^ m. a^ m. 
 The lips. 3I«R «i. SHTTT^ ♦». 
 The lower 1. 3TVT •». 3W?t^ m. 
 Drinking the nectar of the lips. (MM<MM «. 
 I^'ectar of the lips. 3TV(!«H n. strW^'T «• 
 Of blobber or large lips. a^SToS. 
 Red lipn. P^qiMi m. 
 
 Smacking of the lips. fiji^H/. fJi-l+l »». v. HTC. 
 Sticking together of the lips. fM-l+n/fiti+lm. ». ^^. 
 To bile the lips at. <^rT3^5m. ^m-«ll*(u|, ^tm^, 3T- 
 
 To open one's lips. vftT/.-^TtS m- ^Irfiwl, fvlo^l/. 
 
 To pass one's lips. di5IMI^-*(l''fl«(l^-3<'l<ll*||^<-<tc. Pt^^I. 
 
 To pollute one's lips, r^o^t/. Rclotuf. 
 2 (of a cup, Ac.) V. Edge. ^»n. ^if. 
 To Lip. See To Kiss. [&c. *rf%/. ] 
 
 LIP-l)E^OT^os, n. <?is-<ft Tf^/. TT^ *rf»P/. 5rT^-<«M'fl- il 
 LiP-LABOf B, *. 3frem^% ^TF^ n. 'lcc*<H<^ %^ n. ^- j^ 
 
 LrP-wi»roM, «. ^T1^ ^rPT «■ ^'•5l*fl fTTT «. ! 
 
 LirOTHTMT, n. T. Faistixo. ^^f. ^^TT/. #7/ j| 
 
 LiPPXD, a. hating lijpt^ r. N. 1. aflT^T^, 5^^^, 3ft^, ji 
 ^^tf ( in cotnp. as T^HS, &c- )• | 
 
 2— a ressel. M^C^ fi1?l^, ^cff^ ^ft^, «TW?r^. 
 
 LiPPlTCDE, »•. UeareJneu. f^TtVU m. 
 
 LiQUABLE, LlQCEFIABLE, a. V. V. A. ^^T *<IV(<»il'll-3i)'HT- 
 
 V. V. N. ^^ t^mMi'ii , Ac. 5^, n'^'ft^r, ?r^«T. 
 LiQUEPACTiow, fi. V. V. A.— art. ^WfiW n. qnrzfT"»f n. Ac. 
 ?TW w. ^WI n. 4iO%<ui n.—ttate. ^^^r^ n. ^if^HH n. 
 
 LiQt'KncD, ;>. T. V. A. ^^f^rll, Ac. ^ir»ti, ^'OfiH. 
 
 T. V. N. ^^■^BT, MIM*^'*-! Ac. ^. 
 Jo LiQrEPT, p. a. T. To Melt. ^^, 'HM'^ftwi, tj{ m -^ 
 
 M.-Ac. *T^ y. q/^ 0. ^T^^ i-^^**"! «• 'S'^ 5f. o/ o. 
 To LigfErr, r. ». v. To Melt. ^^, qn^awf, q^t^E^, ^^^ 
 
 l(Wf, ^«i. f^j.ofi. 
 Lkjcmckjict, «. a;>/iifM /« «r//. »m?i\*^^F/ 'WHHMU m. 
 LtqcEacETT, a. melting. l^ffllTT, IT^», ?^»Tm. 
 LiQCiD, ». /i^or. nr «. ?W^«^ "• H^W <?^ m. 
 Iitjcii), a. T. Fliid. w^f , ^t, ^^T7, JI^, iTWTfV^*. 
 ' 1 Lkjodate, r. a. pny o^, ditcharge, v. To Clkak. %lJf, 
 
 «n«f , fnot, qnwr w.-Ac. *^ y. o/. «. 3t^-vt^-Ac. 
 *T^,%?w ^y^, ^^rinv^ fi. mHi g. of o. 
 
 To be liquidated, flt^. 
 Ll^CTBATW, |». ir. V. %l^, Ac. VTT^, W<\f or 
 
 f^ine, f^^, «^, frtt^ or frttf. 
 
 LiQiiDATios, n. Y. V. — ac/. ^6t «. Vi:$uf n. Ac. %5/. %- 
 S'ft/. ^fjr^/. SfiYV'r n.— stale. «P1?HT m. ^WTTT »». ^f?R5 
 
 L. of debts, X^^ n. 
 Liquidity, Liquidkess, n. t. A. ■H^'^MUII m. ^^r^ «. ^^- 
 
 *rR m. X^fmf. sj^^ OT. 
 Liqcob, n.fuid. ?^?^ n. ^«r T^ «». ^ m. 
 2 V. Dbihk. ^ n. ^q^sq' n. 
 
 Drinker of spirituous, &c. 1. MilHl, ^^. 
 Spirituous or vinous 1. ^T^/. VJJ^ m. »T^ m. Ht( n. 
 
 LiQfOB-AJCSii, n. <Ae waters. ^^^u[K[Zf. ^m^te^ft/. Ht^/. 
 
 LiQuoE-sHOP, «. ^re;% i^FTT «. ^rc^jTRT »«. nf^rr^ n. 
 
 2b Li8P, V. a. speak u-ifh a tcJtistlinj sound. TftoS or fiWoE 
 
 Lisp, Lispixo, «. t. V. frraft^ ^te^ n. »( ff <Hl^Km «. 
 LispEB, n. Lispi50, p. a. v. V. ?ft55 qi^ ^a«IKr, *nT^- 
 
 ^TlSK"! ^^1 <^3f^<4'^I, f^^T ■3T5, ^IW-tH-l;, fTt^. 
 List, «. catalogue, roll. %ft^ «. 31H+HI^ '^Z- Tt^f^nift- 
 
 ITTT TR; or ?n^/. <P^ m. q^ ot. Tt^rfH^ft/. <fYT/. 
 To run over a 1. (of grievances ). qn^T m. ejixjOi. 
 
 2 lists: ground enclosed for combats, tilts, ^c. t^tn"! «. 
 
 To enter the 1. against. t^trrtH ^. 
 
 3 strif of cloth, vrf?^/ trftrtt/. f^«ft/. f%<lW/. «lf /. 
 
 4 Jorifcr o/ f Zo<A. JlTTrft^ ^ffS »». 
 
 5 desire, liking. |^?JT/. ^?fT/. *T^ n. 
 
 To List, v. n. desire, choose, v. To Like. ■^\^ in. con. VTT- 
 V^ m. con. ^■^*\ -H^TTO-iT^H- Ac. ^ ifi. cow. 
 2 See To Enlist. 
 
 To List, «. a. See To Enlist. 2 See To Listen. 
 
 To Listen, v. n. lend the ear. ^^>^, ^TT m. ^-slV'Jif, r^^ 
 
 ♦». ^-rti«jui. 
 
 2 ( surreptitiously, privily, Ac. ). •fT'TllTT w.-^H^w.- 
 4>M^4I »n.-?fHra wi.-Wl-HlrtI m.-Ac. ^Tof. 
 
 3 lend the mind ; heed, obey. ^^{ g. of o. KIHof, 'TT «. 
 
 Listeneb, «. Listeniko, p. a. v. V. 1. ^VtKT, VPT ^'TTTT, 
 
 Ac. nrqiitf^T?, v(m. 
 
 2 ^RTOT '^'IRT, Ac. ^hY3«TT, VTTr^TWTT, WtSlHtl. 
 Listenixo, n. V. V. \.—act. \^ n. &c. tif^uf n. 
 
 2 *I^*1I «. ^P\HWf m. SJH«^«T m. ^t^PT m. ?TNt?JT •». 
 Listless, a. apathetic, indifferent , ^c. v. Cabelbrb. aWTT^, 
 
 2 indisposed to exertion, v. Lakovid. Ht^, g^, Sfi, air- 
 
 LiBTLEMtT. See LAirOUIDlT. 
 
 Lirrtsssvm, n. v. A. 1. «pnT«TT/. «njfWf m. 3T5?§^?tt/. 
 
 g^lfl^TT «• 9Pft^/. :Jlf>l'ittl/. ^I^^I'I ffl. 
 
 2 and LAJtotOB, n1\q^ m. g^sq^IT m. RttT «. 
 LiTAST, n. ill*f»i^ «H^ anij. 
 Limit, a./oUot»iig the Iftttr. ww^«^T5^r<t, "jf^wpgrn- 
 
LIT 
 
 490 
 
 Lir 
 
 2 consisting of letters. 3T?^, 3T?7TKT. 
 
 3 not figurative., Sfc. fl[?5Pi|^, ^^J'TTtf^, Sd^PT. 
 
 LiTEEALLT, odv. V, A. 1. JJfl^^la^lSTJTrJf, K?5^*^l^ttTT, JJ???! 
 
 2 3TWf^t, 3TW?I" 
 
 3 ^r?yT'<fm*il"i, H?5T*flH'HK, H'^TT'S^T^^nT. 
 L. and liberally. V^^: 3T^fT:. 
 
 LiTEBABT, a. pertaining to literature. f^<l|=^|, f^trf^^^nJ, 
 
 2 fond of literature, Sfc. fq^TTf^,f^?Tr^TPft, Ri^M+l'ft, 
 LrxEKATE, a. versed in sciences, v. Leakxed. f^^|<j[, f^T^T- 
 Xitekati, «. III. qf5?tH5«t/. f^5T^»TF5T m. f^f^ «. 
 
 LiTEEATUEE, «. Y. LeaBKISG. f^l^TT/. 3TW «• T5^ «. 
 
 Branch of 1. 3^?rT^ «. 
 Xitdaboe, »«. semivitreovs oxyd of lead. ^^j:f^^ or V^n. 
 XiTHE, LiTHEfOME, o. Umber, \. Pliakt. K^^ft^, ^^<f>\. 
 XiTHENESS, n. T. A. K^f^'P'TiIT ««. ^^^W m. 
 Ho LiTDOOBArn, v. a. ^^ STTI^T-f^TSt i « i h i «« ?JT^. 
 LiTHOOEAPn, n. f^wigmi«K.-&c. ?jn^ i^^ «.-iS;c. 
 
 XlTHOGBAPHT, «. f^TaTSrT?^ f^?IT/. ^H^t IfNHt f^^/. 
 LiTUOMABGE, «. ^%^ vf^ h1^<I «». 
 
 XiTuoSTEiPTic, a. that dissoUea the stone in the bladder. 
 
 5?r^5T fT+<,U|KI, 3T3H^, arSTftft, ^=5mn5TT5[I5B. 
 XiTiiOiOMT, n. HdiHSI •?)T5"'t «. HSTTW^d^ «». 
 XiTiGAKT, «. person engaged in a lawsuit. '<a<irt+0, ^T?^t, ?rr- 
 
 XiTlGAXT, «. contending at law. STT^^PT^JTRT, ^TTFI^r'TT ^T^- 
 ^-^S5^=«ir-&c. f^ef^TH, s'TVfTft^P, stfeT^rft. 
 
 ffo Litigate, v. a. contest at law. PiSSJ n.-^SrTT ot.-^ot.- 
 &c. ^nr-3*fT^TfiT-?Tf»lSl-ErT?5<if-3Tft^?f ^Rof. 
 
 XlTiOATED, ^. V. V. ^T^T, fSRT^r^, &c. *I1<^A<'W, ^T^- 
 
 XiiiOATiON, n. T. v.— o«<i Xawsuit. STT^ »». ftr^ «l 5ir- 
 
 That is under 1. ?T^^. 
 Litigious, a. inclined to go to laic. ^^tT,f«r9rT^,f^^#- 
 
 f5, SfT^^, f^^I^r^TT, f^^JT^TiT, f^^TT^f^, c^V5qT. 
 
 2 disputalle. «Ji<jjt(l, f^^T^T^. 
 
 LiTIGIOUSXESS, ». T. A.l. f*)i( 1^1 ■«(¥/. f^^^ftfrf/. ^RT^- 
 
 LiTTEB, n. vehiculary led. st?ft/. TToEDTTm. «^im or tttW»». 
 
 2 irooi of young. ^^/. ^ «. ^ «. #?/. 
 
 3 a birth of animals, ^rf n. tfttT/ jftH »i. 
 
 4 bed of animals, ^^?n'^ V^f H^^^^ f 
 
 C — of things lying about. 91WSf. ^i'Hf "PT m. ^^fui n. 
 q^TTTw. fsWTTw. lA^I'll or Z\ m. qoinT ot. q^5T m. T%- 
 
 »I^qTJT n. 
 ToLu'iiEB,v. a. bring forth, frof, SRT^'^i'op. q^!r^, «ft- 
 ri «.-$?! w. ^T^t in. con. 
 2 covei- tdth siraic, ^c. »l^rT n. JT^ct-'?^^, ^?H?r-3TT- 
 
 3 ( a room, &c. by casting about ). T^TTTT »».-'m^?T »».- 
 fqWT w.-TRT'm w.-^^sfW «.-&c. JRiiT-^P^^r ?T^ g. of 0. 
 ^■m^■^W^ or f^<H*.H-&c. ^PFwf, »T^??T :JT^>?f. 
 
 4 scatter, strew about disorderly. f^^T^I, T^T'Jf, T^TRTot. 
 -f«r^?TT »n.-H<i<si m. ^^^-^m?\ CT^piit g. of o. 
 
 Little, a. of small extent, fl^, Rwkh' fl^, 3Trq, W- 
 
 Somewhat 1. B^M«?, 3T?q^?^. 
 
 2 small, diminutive, short, j?^, STT, STOTT, ?5^PrR2r, 
 FT^ToE, 3Tl+UMI-3il*KI^' HfRT, T^^TT, ?nq?r, ^^THor, 
 f^fr, f^(^, f^^, 35, fTH, ip^, f^^PtoE, ff?, ^^, 
 fP?^, =f^, ^'?:TT. Expressive of littleness with neatness, 
 little and comely, short and tight, dapper,^'c. some words 
 are snirr 3?nR, STTT ^"IT, f^"!!, ^*T^, f^H^^I. 
 
 L. and stout. ^ 
 
 Somewhat 1. ?5^^T, ViMri^e, 
 
 3 not much, not many, ^rt?^, sitST, ^t^, 3T?«T, f^cST, ^- 
 
 Very 1. ^^TrT, 3T?qTr<T, WJoS »T ^ r^'PT, "F^ I ^^^Tf. 
 
 4 0/ «nio/^ dignity, importance, Sfc. ^^PT, 3^, ^rS^^rr 
 
 ^. . ^. ^. 
 
 6 some, not none, spf^, +l{l«(l^. 
 Little, adv. in a small quantity or degree. 3t»T5E, 3nTot^ 
 decl. ^xTTRfT t/eci. iJtsT decl. ^i^, v^^l-P^iT </eci. ^in^, f^- 
 
 SRTT <f<?ci. T$f^, ^Pr+Rn, ^1?[ in comp. 3T?q?T:. 
 Little, n. small space, sftp^ «TTnT/. '<l1^-'4tpFT ( used 
 ■with the noun required ). 
 In a 1. in a short time or space. ^():^^^\r^, 
 
 2 small part, proportion, or quantity, sijt^r atn »». 3T?qf ?r 
 m. 3{rMHN «. HT^rr/. f%fSf5^ OT. 
 
 By 1. and 1. in small quantity at a time. aJtr^rST, 
 
 tfts*^^, '"frsmrsT, 4frewyrew-&c. all decl. fOarOos. 
 
 3 rf)>A< affair. vtfT^/. fJ^^htnt?/ g^^/ &c. 
 Littleness, «. v. A. 1. rl^MH«ll m. 3^H^/. 3T?q5^ n. 3T- 
 
 Flf^rr m. 
 
 2 3^IH41/ ?!f TsrnJTT »». STOTTITT «». &C. ^^f.SiC. OT^- 
 
 3 Sift^^qntT m. *f)%qDIT »«. &c. 
 
 4 ?5^Tqqoir m. la^WT m. ^qftfqsnTrT/. ^rf^f l M^'^^rl l/. 
 
 LiTTOBAL, a. belonging to the shore.. si^^HT, h/I-MI, ?rjr<f, 
 
 I LlTUBGICAL, a. V. N. *1>1I^sn'5tf5m^frre^*ft-r«l1*<*-^-&C. 
 
 LiTCBGT, n. formulary of public p-ayers. ^THPnTT^HT?^/. 
 To Live, v. n. be in animation, f^iof, f^ciui or vrff^, %^, 
 
 &c. arowr, 3ft5r?f^^r/-&c. ar^oiy. o/k. 
 
 2 /JAM life, ^m^., sn^iTot, ^T^rSr, ^f^or, ^fR, ?i«i5t, ^^. 
 
 ?:w, f^^st? m.A^^v.\(\f. w^. 
 
 To 1, in style. 5IIPT/.-^/.-^*T=5RPJ ?«. ^.^jj-. 
 
LTV 491 
 
 To 1. securely and happily. ^T'TO^T »»• W^. 
 
 3 continue in life. ^Nul, ^n'f. 
 I will not live. *ft SfHT ^^JUIH STlft. 
 
 J If we live and meet asraiu. ^^tm m-^I^H 3TOr^ HT. 
 
 1 ^ hf tuhtitted or maintained. 3^tfi«rT^"».-f^I^»i.-sn=q- 
 
 I f5R'r^»i.-n^wr/-y-HUiw.-<MMWi<i»«.-<MMvH<iui /.-&c. 
 
 i ^^, 5rHm.-?TOTTm.-MM^rHM'l^«.->iM<»fin<*l/.-3Hv7fl««i 
 
 t<p,<(ii|, or with g. of t, V(lri3l. [^T^. 
 
 5 upon; See To Feed. 6. v. To Dwell, ^t^, ^^f. 
 
 7 through or out. irf^, >»j'|5i. 
 Live. See Litiso. 
 LivELinooD, w. ntbtitienfe, npportofiije, licing. ^'T^ft^'FT 
 
 jfliUB. v»fir*J*l/. MI«»1MKU|«. m«i^»riiH»«. ^tTT*. 
 
 Bare or mere 1. shifting with a pittance. yvfiKim. n^i- 
 
 To have or get a 1. 'n? w.-lt^ n.-M>,m|o*<I^-&c. 
 ^I?I% g. oj I. HFift *TT^T/. ftaSr m. con. ^tft «Tm<n. 
 «n»f y. o/' ». 
 
 2 meant of tubtiefenee, maintenance, living. 3^«{\f^*l/. 
 3T5fts»T«. «ftT^/ 'it'I^w. 'ikriT'*. 315riT''ftn. "Sjoimiuftw. 
 ainmoftn. 3l^T7^«. VTm. HT^/. qf^?^ or TRlft/. 
 
 i^TT»ft/. f5R»ft/ fsmnnift/. ^ifMPiww. 3ft^H^min. 
 
 Bare or scanty 1. mere pittance. 3fl>Jf»n<PT/. 3l^f^/. 
 3Wf f«l<1*l</. 3l*ff^'T^rT/ Ml^d'-tfl^H". '»i*Mi"'»i«i«. 
 
 To take away the 1. of. «it^WT ll^m. ?or, 3(T^t?T JTTfft 
 /. tI^^"l-MI'^''f, 3WTT^ "ipftn. »(irt3i. 
 LlTE-cOit, n. rra or rTram. in?ETir». ^RIRTw. ^W?T *1**)I 
 
 or fiM ♦!««[ or fJf^ ^ftew«. 
 LlvE-STOCK, «. «»//fc, ^-r. vfravpT n.^^VT^ «. HW^ll/- 
 
 LlVELHCK^S, n. T. A. 1. fJI^'.^oirCT. f^«msoiTw. &c. ySjTTff/. 
 2 WI^^SOITin. 3RR5^frT/. ?fiI«%ftT/. ■Wl'lf^'il/. 
 
 4 ««!^r«l'l"<uil»i. Ac. t^m. n^lTTf /. 
 LiVELOso, «. long in pauing, tedious, j?il|oO*JI, '^PTC, '(RT 
 
 J-iT«Lr, «. titaeiout, vigorous. fSfHZ^ fjWH, ^ftf^, ^^^i 
 
 2 sprightly, gay, Uiihe, huxom, T. Mebbt. ^TP!?(t, TSPrft, 
 
 3 representing Ufe. y^f^IT, <1-<II»5-<JI«II^T, ^TSffT^ ?nn, 
 HHIIHItft, ^rJ)h4.<l|%, R*<»^«^»I, Mrs<fim^. 
 
 4 Mo/'jr, antwtated, /fc^^t eotertAinmenta, Ac. t. Must. 
 
 ^T^oft^, <juif«ii^ij 4>i%ili, f'miii'ti, <»ii"fi. 
 
 5 ncmrming, full of buttle— hoatt, town, Ac. 'I>'l'lifll, 
 
 LOA 
 
 To be 1. T'^'PT'f, 'PW!'^. 
 J.lTi». «. htfivo^p. a. T. V. 1. f>«1|i|, Ac. f^, TftfJT or j 
 I^W^, W^ft^, ^ftf^, WTTT, f^IWT, 3ftfj^, •^r'fci,Miwj»i«l, 
 
 2 ^ (in comp. aa flSjrff Tirtuous liver, J^nff ill-liver, 
 
 Ac). 
 
 4 ^q^fWt, JV-ifl«J*, wit«ft, ^5ft^ (all ill comp. as ^s^M^ffjiO 
 
 that lives by agriculture, fsrq'N^iftift that lives by 
 
 scieucc, ?I^mv»n<fl & ?IW^ that lives by arms, Ac). 
 
 I. vigorous, strong, Sfc. v. Liyelx. 3ft^^, f^T^, qoE^ 
 
 II. running, not stagnant. f^fTT, ^PHT or ^^, f^THT^. 
 LiTEB, n. — the organ. «FIof^JT«. ^T^'i-W-f^Wr^TTwi. «Plri<jiin. 
 
 Chronic complaint of the 1. <<^»i^rH m. n. 
 Enlargement of the 1. — a disease of children. S^ m. 
 Inflammation of the 1. »?^ m. n. 'S\tt!f, 
 LivEB-cor.OB, a. ^rf^^T^T tn^T, <<*g^uf. 
 LivEEwoBT, n. — Indian, ^^tir ^Vlf. 
 
 LivEBT, B. particular or appropriate dress. ^^]^\ or^TT^ m. 
 
 ^^TT^ or"^n^ m. ^ m. f?PTW »«. ^MT m. [ -Ac. 
 
 2 appropriate dress of servants. '^T^^'^ SIPJIT m.-^^TT^ «». 
 
 LrvEBTSTABLE, fi. stalle trt tchich horses are ieptfor hire. 
 
 2 stalle in icich horses are fed at a certain raie.^s^Xr^^fk 
 
 LrviD, n. llack and Hue. f^T^TPtoET, f^<<JI f)«Ioil, ^PT«ET ^loET, 
 
 «M««(>it?rtl, T'R;, 3Tt^, 'M0ll«(ifl-«(T, Ac. 
 
 LiviEiTT, LITID^•ES8, n. T. A. f^% f^S^m m. +,|oipioEqoTT 
 m. Ac. Mslom'ft/. «Hcl4^/. «Hal«(Ul/ *lfrfHl m. m'J*o6| 
 /. il<H*rfl or S^t/. [-"JB^M^H n. %^/. 
 
 Liviso, n. V. V. 1. h\^ n. Ac. fspjft/ srtJrqrcoT n. vfttRw. 
 
 2 ^I'lul ». Ac. 5Tn/ ^FTJR)/. Ht^<JR>/. i^T^oiT/ <n[T5lrt. 
 
 3 ^f^ n. ^qot «. ^3mnT<K/. ^Hoj^/. 
 
 rWH'Il'fl or "ft/ r^ii'D/. vJHvHlI'i'M/. 3Mv>ft«H. ( also in 
 comp. as f^r<?v^«H living by learning, ^^KJ^^^ft^ living 
 by husbandry, Ac. ). 
 
 I. means of living, v. LivEunoOD. TT^ftf^^^. ^Tift^n. 
 3M^i*< «. ^ffN^ w. ffrr/. 
 That has a 1. f ftWT, f RiHIH . 
 To devour or waste the 1. of. qr «. *J^, 
 Good 1. rich fare. gTT<B m. Tfft»l m. ^^ wi. ^^jft/. 
 LiXlTiiL, a. T. N. Wl<i|«<<|-«(l, ?Tn:W?T'?. 
 Lixivium, n. lye. ^rtll<Jft n. fTTTT'ft ». 
 LiZABD, n. Some kinds are, Sn^/. *n^ m. ^Tt or HTIT w. 
 HT<t/. »T<TPT/ «rff5;^j>. RTf?/. ( house lizard ), qtT«H 
 / ( ignuana ), ^n^Toit/ ^HN w. 
 (.'ry of the house 1. Nf;^* /. 
 To utter its cry — the house 1. ^^tf.-JJfcof^ 
 Lo, intrrj. q|T, TfT ^t. 
 
 Load, n. burden, freight. 3fr# n. *«»1H n. H^ n. 'Rnny. 
 n. ^ m./. wItit or qiFT m. >TK m. STT^^ft/ [i^ n. 
 
 A tit,'ht ( i. c. large and heavy ) 1. mj 'rilT^ n. ms^ 3Tt- 
 Bullock or homc-l. ( of fuel, fodder, Ac. ). ipirf «. 
 Fit for or employed in bringing loads, ( of fuel, Ac. ) 
 —ft bullock. *HTIT or ^^TfilT, 
 Half ( or side ) of » bullock or horse 1. 3n>^ n. 
 
^ LOA A 
 
 L. to be carried on the head. Itf W^f «. 
 
 li. of grasa, &c. ^R^ m. TRT m. ^t^f. ^^/. 
 
 L. carried by men pressed. tJs m. — The carrier of it. 
 
 Eopo with which to confine a 1. on a beast, &c. *rR- 
 2 boe BuNDiLE. 8 fig. ( of cares, &c. ). 3Tt$ «, »TR m. 
 *i^T/- "iMt/- «ff5/ S^RT m. 
 
 To relieve one's mind of a 1. Rle|IH<-^' artT'T ». 3H<uf. 
 4 — of a gun, &c. charge. «iiT m. ^ »». 
 jTo Load, v. a. lade, freight. t^ROJ-, 3Ti% n.-»T'7TcT/.-Tft<T «.- 
 &c. H^-^I^^-S^^-^T^, rtl<^«n/. ^fi^g.ofo. *R^, 
 »TT/.-HT?ft/.-*ITfn^/.-&c. !P^ g. oj o. 
 
 2 encumler, lurJen. cST^^f, 3Tt5f m.-TT^ «».-&c. MwH-55T- 
 
 3 ( a gun, &c. ). *nCiJt, ^IK »». *Ruf. 
 Loaded, ;>. t. V. 1. ?5r^^, *R^?5T, &c. TR^. 
 
 2 ^^?5T, TRIT^ir, TRT^TfT, ^TRTtftrT. 
 
 LOADEB, «. Y. V. 1. FIl^OrnT, *PtWm, &C. SKIT. 
 
 Loading, «. v. V. \.—act. ?5T^ «. HC'Jr n. cTT^/. T^^ft/"- 
 I. See rnEiauT, Load. [ m. ai4)H.rfT«». 
 
 LOAD-BTOKE, «. c5ti^^<B «». ^^ m. ^spprrf&r m. c5l^*iH 
 Loaf, «. v. Bkead. <Ti^ »». k\Z m. ^([f. 
 LoAFEE, «. idle vagrant sponger. 2«P3iTT, 311'i<?+<ir, T^t^li- 
 
 Loam, ».— the earth. fi|+,uiM|cft/. rf^iun^lcft /. 
 
 LOAMT, a. V. N. R+ui, fsi^oiJTrrft^. 
 
 Loan, n. thing lent or lor rowed. JJ^nTT-^WHtlR ^P^t5T o*" 
 
 t)d?irtl-KPT^ ^^(?T-&c. srf'I'TT tH.-T^Ptf m.-f^^^ m.■^- 
 
 ^J.-&c. 7^ n. 
 
 2 state of being lent. S^RqrO/. T^T^Hi^/. 
 
 On 1. 3-?R^R, 3-^PT^, T^^^rft. [ Trot. 
 
 By way of loan, srnrt, ^TT^f^, vi'H-MI^', 3^, 3^%- 
 
 3 ( of money on iutercBt ), v. Debt. «p^ «. ^CT n. 
 6?Tri?t 1^?|r5T-^a3« I -&c. q^ w.-Ac. 
 
 2b Loan. Sec To Lend. 
 
 Loath, a. averse, reluctant, v. Unwillino. JnTT^ft, ♦TRJ^IT, 
 
 "m^HT^, fsRfT, firj^, t^jftH. 
 
 To Loathe, ti. a. ahominate, detest, t. To Abhok. anfrl^l 
 «».-3Tt7r^«fOI n.-&c. sp^, aTNQ5-3in^RT-&C. HT^, f^ 
 
 2 Je disgusted with.^ he tired of. «p^T55o}-, 3-«(l4uf, HtdSi, 
 
 ^of itii/» g. oj 0. and #■ o/s. "ji^ToET »».-fJp3^ m./.-f^- 
 
 4-g.ofo. 
 
 LoATHiNa, n. V. V. l.—aci. ^^l^v\ n. 3Tfrr|^ m. 
 
 2 (t;i./ Disgust. qr^T^T m. ift^ «». ^TaS^/. f^oE^/. 3"- 
 •^\Z m. 3TT5RRT »«. 3^«JT^ ot. ?TfT/. fw^ w. 
 
 Loathesess, n. v. A. ^n^^ft/ f^^fl\ f. fqH< <)dl/. 
 
 LOATIIESOME, (I. T. DlSGUSTlNO, HatEFUI,. 4 ' i | ot^l "ll, f^- 
 
 't'HMiun, f+i^moii, #n55, aft^T^, mD^j i, qr^RT, ^- 
 
 92 LOG 
 
 1 LoATHsostENESs, «. V. A. aft'lotHuil fn.STRjf^^txrT m. «j|5k1- 
 
 i TCfir m. &c. ^t^Hf^ «. J,|r«r|*TI5 «. 
 
 i Lobby, n. ante-room, passage^ ^'c. %?53r or S^^t/. 3fr€fy. 
 
 [ LoBCOCK, Lob, n. heavy, sluggish person, v. Lubber. ^■ 
 55TT,"5f^, ?5T«r5T,?5T4r. 
 Lobe, n. division of the lungs. V^^nm TPT m. 
 
 2 ( of the ear ). «PMI-m ^TNT »». *HM" ^ «. 
 Lobsxeb, n. H5?f?T?yT ^JpIT »». 
 Local, a. relating, ^c. to a place. ?%TRT^T or r<<M-«ll, ^?TT- 
 
 rtTpftT, ^3^, ^<TTf?l^, \^ in comp. ^iTPT J« comp. 
 2 limited to a particular place, topical. ^^5ft, ^^?ft- 
 'T, <J^'*TTf^fJ, f%^1<:<?irH+, lJ+tit|M*'<T. 
 Locality, ». v. A. 1. ^?pf«itT m. r«JH««)V 9rt. ^3[IrIT/. ?VT- 
 ^\mf. ^vm^ m. 
 
 I. position, situation., \. Place, ^sipn^. ^^HT n. 
 Locally, ado. v. A. 1. ^sillftl^f, ^VfRlf'TT^, &c. ?vtr- 
 
 To Locate, ». a. T. To Place. %^, iRT^, <4^«|ui, r<TR 
 
 «.-ft'*Tlrr/.-31^*'*11'l «.-&c. 5Roty. o/o. 
 Located, jp. v. V. s^%^, sifr<)?ir5l, •(■HNrirfr, qiT^t5T, &c. 
 
 Location, «. v. V. — act. %^ «. irh^ «• &c. 
 
 L V. Situation, ^mf. F<TRT «• 31^?»TRr «. ^"4^/ 
 11. — in ^ammar. aTfMt)<,ui«. 
 Loch. See Lake. 
 
 Lock, n. — for a door, box, &c. ^f^w- TtS«. fTTt^rw. dW+ ». 
 r)|r5«(?( «. N. B. All these words mean Padlock as well 
 as Lock. When a distinction is wanted, the word STfT- 
 xf or irft% is prefixed to signify a lock not a padlock. 
 Handle of a door 1. HK+n/. 
 Tongue or bolt of a 1. or padlock. «pfsr m. 
 To put by under double 1. and key. ^^ nt^ ^}3^ 
 S^'jt, ?n<TT Tf^ Hpfl*^ %^. 
 
 2 ( as of a joint ) articulation. ^^ftcS/. ( as *?4<.|-<(|-*T<ir- 
 nST^-&c. ^fto5 \ 'ETToET m. 
 
 3 ( of a gun ). ^PT w. 
 
 That has a 1. — a gun. ^vff. 
 
 4 hug, grapple. <T<I>l/. ^^»«. 51^ m. 
 
 5 (of hair). %nr^ 5^HfT»i.-;5jH'-fiun.-g-«(i»>i»».-;gi*IT«i.-&c. 
 Curly 1. 5f|J «. 
 
 Dishevelled and dirty 1. %H€t/. %gT^/- 
 Matted or clotted I. ^Zf. ^zf. ^CT/. 
 Mass of matted locks tufted on the crown. ^T^PTRm. 
 Side 1. (left when the head is first shaved). ^n;q?Tff». 
 f?I^ m. 
 
 Tuft or 1. left on the crown at tonsure, ^f. 
 
 6 ( of wool, Ac. ). sT+^-NI 51^ m. 
 
 7 (for a wheel, Ac. ) 3ZT^ n. ^f ^^.f. aHj+ui n. 
 
 To Lock, v. a. fasten tcith a lock. ^^ n. rt i •( «i -^R^jf-TTT^, 
 
 i 
 
LOp 493 
 
 2 »hul up by locking in. *^NM-<ilco«4ld-f*iff[<1 %^, 5- 
 ?5JT-<fcc. t^T^-^XT ^ ^^. 
 
 3 ( in the arms ) v. To Embrace. afT^r^ToEuf, +H'll«t"i. 
 To Ix)CK, V. n. unite hy mutual insertion. ^+»^+,iH rtl'i-i 
 
 Locked, p. v. V. A. 1. 5^ WnAsi, &c. 
 2 j-rtHJl 4<(-irtl, Ac. 
 
 L. jaw. <iJd^of| / ?tH ^ts/. r. iW. 
 locKEB, w. T. Drawee, ^<T m. 
 
 L. of a boat. 'Pnol/. [ f5H«i<0 /• 
 
 I.0CKI50, n. T. V. A. 1. f^ ar^ n. &c. *^M-ll*|un/. f - 
 lx)CKKr, n. T. Catch. Tm ««. arfF?"! »». 5^/ «• 5^^/- 
 Ix>cK8iiiTH. «. pTi^K, *<vd*< or *<.-^'h^. 
 Lock cp, «. ^pftt/- 
 JjOcoyiOrio^, n. act of moving from place to place. ^^ ^fT- 
 
 2 the pourer of moving from place to place. ^%nHI'T<JH 
 
 ?TT ♦<<j|»ir*/. Ac. ^r^nf'P/. 'm^;irrTj>/. 
 
 Locomotive, a. having the potcer of motion. ^HT^f^P^, ^- 
 
 LoccM-TEXEse, II. deputy.! ffc. sifHf^fvT, WHirft*. 
 Locust, n. ^ «i. ?R?»T m. ^TTT «• Tbe epecies denomina- 
 ted grjllus crestatuti, gryllus erridigsimus, &c. bear the 
 general names Hl^xilil or jfrs^n*. 'I*l<il*<l JT m. 
 Attack of locuats. il*MU/. "Jta^tH/. ZtoBiptffT /. 
 Depredations of locnsts. cIom^i^/. 
 Swarms of locnsts. ftcft/. 
 Lode, «. meUUie vein, VfTfflimf. 
 
 To Lodoe, r. a. Aow^ temporarUif. fi1-^U «• ^, ^TPTT iw/.- 
 8TW ••.-r-inH».-Ac. ^. 
 
 2 f /iMi/, fi^f , ^j, »«/. ^^wif , «(««(«1, ^T^T , ywvti, ?n^- 
 
 01, nm«t, riTTTTT/.-^Tm m.-&c. f^Tir. y. of 0. ^^-&,c. 
 
 To Lodoe, v. n. reside temporarily. fipfTl n. qj^^of-^- 
 f^, ?T^, 3TT»IT«i./.-r«n?/»<>p. rOoE «.-nq>TK«.-&c. <|^. 
 2 /i'«, reti, tit, remain., stay, ^mvi, TT^, TJ^if, *IT^, W- 
 
 rrw^, fM'ifuf, fr»4',i^«i, r«n^Tot, ^«». 'i^-ii^, *iiti ».- 
 
 Ac.tiRWf. 
 
 Lodge, «. See HoctE, Urr. 
 
 LoDOEE, n. LoDflixo,^. a. t. V. N. \. ftp^ VTTTn, Ac. 
 
 f^^^n^, ft^fiwc, f^-^i|, t?pw«:, ^«ft*4, 
 
 L (MM ir4o Aim • rooM. Sfe. in the house of another. «TT- 
 
 LoDano, n. See Lodomeht. 2 temporary kabitatio*. fit- 
 
 L-«xpenM*. ^^fnw^ ««. 
 
 Eeaidcnce in al. f^^^K. ['wnntvlt/. 
 
 BMrchofal. on loaTing it. IRFTTT •>». fV^I^/' 
 To make a 1. ^ n. *rot-'t»r. 
 LoNiOBrt, «. T, V. A. 2.— met. w*If«» «. r^l^n. *c. van- 
 it. fy^VP^ f.—ttoie. m<iP(f. fhf^/. 
 
 LOI 
 
 Loft, n. upper room or floor. TTrtt/.HToETM. »na^». HlflSHTw. 
 
 LoFTiLT. See Pbobdi-v. 
 
 LoFTixEss, n. V. A. 1. T^spTTTBi. Z^f. [ 1^/. 
 
 2 and Pblde. 1«f m. 3Tf*nTT^ «». fTTST »». 3i|<S^Hi/. H- 
 
 3 HT^TirT m. ^t\f. ^ir^T^fq n. 
 LoFTT, 0. AiyA. 3^. 
 
 2 haughty, v. Pbodd. I^T, 3Tf*nTP=ft, iTpft, =q^?r, sf^t- 
 
 3 eleva/ed.1 exalted, sublime. iftWIT^, '<?tl^^, ^f^- 
 
 Loo, n. shapeless piece of uood. ^^^ »». «pr5% «. «pt?T «• 
 ^Ftt «. 5^T «. sM^r n. 5^»PT «. JMt/. 2M$ n. et?$ n, 
 
 or ^fa^T w. 
 
 Log's cleft for fuel, f^j^ m. 
 A pile of fuel logs. ^\z m. 
 
 2 ( of a ship ). 'irt»t<i|-«n-&c. 1^ HIM"**!'^ ^T^f n. ^^^ 
 •ir<i*iiH<T> 'T^ «• 
 
 3 logbook. 'lrl*<dMI-&c. 0-^HIHI m. 
 
 4 sluggard, SfC. 3TR, HSqT, *i'a{, SfuT «. 5t<R?T, «f)^U|y*S«. 
 <HloiyMi4KI. Some terms for a man lying senseless or 
 helpless like a log are, T5it/. HtT/. jfffcir'lloil m. nt^Tw. 
 
 LOGABiTHM, «. The English word is used as rfmdH n. 
 LoGGEEHEAD, n. rfo//, blockhead, ^-c. V. Fool, ittsstt, «iuqi^ 
 €tunr, JiTT^^, stonTm m. i^'^ m. ^i^o<Hi->ft <jj<^5 
 
 j /. *II««(Hr^!lTnT m. STifert^I'ltTIT m. 
 
 To fall or go to loggerheads. ^IrlkJI^^i-aM^+^^i-^- 
 
 Loooisn, a. heacy, dull, /jc. v. Stupid. H3, HT3m, »Nr. 
 
 Logic, n. or^ 0/ reasoning. ?T% «. s^TTT »». fI%i(TT^ «. tT#^- 
 5fr/. ^TTT^T^ n. fn^^ »». Some of the terms of i^yic 
 are arfrfnf'T/. ( over extension or tiomprehension — 
 of a definition ), aTSTTRf/. ( under extension or com- 
 prehension— of a definition ), SjfHWTTfit'/. ( universal 
 extension or comprehension — of a definition ), '•i\i^\- 
 M<^ r<i /. ( peculiarity— of application or existence ), 
 
 ciT, s^TTRTFTf^, «TT^T^RJ?,f*T, f^^^TtTlJyi. 
 Logical acumen. ?rrf%^^ pop. ?nr<SnH n. 
 LoalCAL, a. relating, Sfc. to Igic. ?T#!lir^, rT'^^rW^, ?.- 
 
 «fr'«<4i«*i*ft, ?n^<jrfT7TF, <i4;nmft«i<<'»>, r[[(%^, 
 
 2 skilled in logic, ffi^f , <l4)'»l^, ?rTI*'F, fT%fWl^?TT, fT%- 
 
 3 according to the rules of logic. ?T%nmg?, iT«fe?TT^fftf- 
 
 5, ^^m^T^g^, «T[v;ji«r&5, fTi;iti««»-HH, ^^rnT^nii- 
 
 LoGioxLiT, adv. V. A. I. a4<lli|l^f<K, (l4>)|limji,M, ??#- 
 LOOICIAS, n. person skilled in logic. fT*T, d4m>»f, fTl1^«l>, fT- 
 
 A mere 1. 'PiR^'H^*. [ 11*^^ »• 
 
 LoaoMAcnr, n. dispute about teords. n«^fr^ m. t(f^^J^m. 
 Logwood, n. I^in «. ? 
 Lou», Loi^s, «.— tho part of the body, ^mKf, HPTTT ff. 
 
LON 
 
 494 
 
 LON 
 
 W^f. ^^?r m. ^pft^n. ^/. — contemptuously. ^^ 
 
 Cloth worn round the 1. covering the privities. <i*\\i\f. 
 Cloth-girdle for the 1. ^f^ m. iNt m — of a short 
 and narrow size. TJ^TT or T^TT m. 1^ or »!# «. 
 
 Cord or chain (of silk, 8ilver,&c.) worn round the 1. 
 
 or 3T w. +R.<^'a| n. 
 
 Girding up the 1. ^m^H tf. 'hHi'^*^ ] m. 
 
 Of girded 1. srttTrTT ^*T^^, +H<«i^. 
 
 Ofthel. of. ^TT^. 
 
 Sprung from one's own 1. aTT^. 
 
 Strained in the 1 . — horse, camel, &c. ^pK^t. 
 
 To gird up one's 1. ^PKT/ sjftT^, ^NT m. f*n^-f^- 
 
 To spring from the 1. of. ^T€f ^JT^ot g. of s. 
 To LoiTEE, V. n. linger, be slow in progress, v. To Dawdi-e. 
 •«(lrt<li5TT^'tA'I<*"'i-%5E'if-&c. »TH^,TH^, <Hfl<»1d-T*lrr- 
 
 To LoiTEH, ( away ),v. a. waste hy loitering. ^cSwqr^T^fr- 
 
 LoiTEBEE, n. LoiTEBiNO, p. a. T. V. N. ^TTt^rrf^TT ^ntilKT, 
 •i*i"iKl, Ac. <iM<\tisi or TT^^THST or 'lH<^iy<l, T*^, %R, 
 
 LoiTEBiKG, «. V. V. N. »mof n. &c. ^PTfiiT/ v ^MN U fl /. 4- 
 
 LoiTEBINGLr, ado. V. A. TTrRTrT, THrl^H^. 
 
 To LOLI,, ». w. lean lazilt/, Sfc. 3TT55^ ^t^fT-aTToE^nT-aTToS^- 
 
 2 — as the tongue, &c. rt«rti»iji , rfolrtoi aJ». +<ul"_ 
 To Loll, i>. a. <ArM«< out — the tongue, ^hiauj, in^ qg i aO i^ 
 
 Lolling, n. v. V. N". 1. STToS^ arm ^T^'Jf n. 
 
 L. and languishing — as indicative of the tender 
 
 passion. c5fe<T n. rflf^cH n. 
 Lone, Lonelt, a. solitary, unfrequented. 3TI5^atjft, 3TT5^RE- 
 
 "Tr^TT, RlH<M^^^N l, "Sl«i«ir<4Ni, ^srf^r^t^, f?!;;^?r, 
 
 2 sjViyie, «oZe. ^q??5T, "J^i^T, ^^FT^t, afT^HT, 3T?r^, ?TfT. 
 
 3 addicted to iolitude. <J*rf+lsi , ({+rf'?IZ, <i+idn?M, ^^- 
 
 4 — in feeling. g^W. 
 To feel 1. ^^^ njz^. 
 Loneliness, Loneness, «. v. A. 1. 3< i ji<a o f t Mu if m. Ac. 
 
 2 »^+riMU(T m. (^^^TJTT ♦». ^^MU|| «». anrim/. 
 
 3 ^^Ik^^ttoIT m. «{+h5flPl/. ^qjtm^/. ^iRrTH^/. 
 Lonesome, a. dismal from solitarinett. 5?^, TopToftiT, »?■ 
 
 'TM or^ 
 Lonesomeness, «. v. a. vjr^ i ^M ui i OT. ToPTf^TfTTin' m. HtJT- 
 
 JTOTR OT. *rJiroT m. 3T?T^^ n. 
 Long, a.— of time or space, jlfg, ^jf^rifHT, c5Nft% ^, 
 
 Longish. ?5t3R, p5i»(«<. 
 
 Very 1. rii'H-=(rti«i, FSi^^al^, ?5«(%?, BWTS. 
 
 In the 1. run. qf^<npft, ^r€T, 3TT%ftW. 
 2 — of space. t5f«T, srt'ft'^r, <7f«rift^. To express the 
 idea of tediously long, wearily long, the word f^m. is 
 used with certain nouns, as, ^^^^^^ n. ^^•HUH, ^^^ 
 ^K im., Ac. Ac. 
 
 Gracefully tall or 1. HNrt-mi or w^, 
 3 — of time. ?Jt«r, "J>IT, J«^55. 
 
 4 not soon ceasing. t5R, OT«P»fhrr, "JfR %«^, «Jfn ^ToT- 
 
 5 V. DiLATOBi'. f^R»MI, T^^TT, 3'?ft^c5ToTr, %e, f%?5- 
 
 6 V. Tedious. sf^iifNT, ?5n5<?5I, %R, ^'Idl^^I. 
 7 — a vowel, Ac. ^, 3?. 
 
 Long, ««/«. ^ a great extent in space. c5t«T, |T, ^T^, ?lf«RT, 
 
 2 to or from a great extent in time. sfpT ^loE, sfgrT <?vT- 
 oSTTT^, ^^ «M*H*rn, pM^«Mrt, «)^'+.W, "PR %4M4J'rl-'?T- 
 ^at-SR, "PR «io6IHlti[^H, <PK ^T%, — as used restrictedly 
 to a time within the passing day. ^iz<pf55, «j|<s}65, ^T5- 
 ^, ^Id+lci-Ml (/ecZ. «(|iS"|o6-=(| rfeci. [ ^, 
 
 3 throughout, through the duration of. TT, T^, qT^%, 
 As 1. as. 1^ or ^.^ #Wf , %'<T or ^<T^t, %'<? or 
 
 I^PT^, [3TfiR,3H R « R . 
 
 Ere 1. V)3+«ri ^FToEffT, ^ftiafqi f^^tfT, iTTf^ %tE^, 
 
 How 1. «^i'i<)<, ■••l^|(iM4r<i, *l<lHi*idi. 
 
 L. ago. 5r|<T ^PloE FTOT, "FR ^^triTT^, «t|?T ^ 5rr« 
 
 So 1. %'«T or f%5ii^, ?r'«T or frr<mcr, rlV or ^5iT^%- 
 fTT, r)iS«io4 or i^5"^5E. 
 To Long, t>. «. iwrVe intently, v. To Desibe. fSPTiir, ^^q^jf, 
 Pl<ii<i3( or f^f^, «?nfiT, M^Hu), 3TT^T^, 5%^, fTPf- 
 
 STTTJT m. tRiif, irrar «. Ht^ ^. 0/ ». c^ m. ?T^, STTW ot. 
 
 afft^Fot, 3ff5r »». di'irll aRpit ^'^ ofs. 
 
 2 — a woman in pregnancy, it^ wj. /)?. rll'iuj-^t't in. con, 
 
 LONG-AKMED, a. ?yf5T^Tr^, tW^^, 34l<dlj«tl^. 
 
 Long-bellied, d. f^ <fpiqT, pi'Rt^. 
 
 LONG-EABED, O. c^ +I'MI, rSSTRot. 
 
 Long-faced, a. ^ri <il^ 1 , <(1--Jh^, ?5*r35. 
 
 Long-headed, a. v. Wise, Cleveb. ^f^TT^, 3T5?r*TRft, 
 ^^^Rft, ^^TRft, rtl'lrtl«<l, rtI'MI. [ ?'*TT^. 
 
 Long-lasting, a. 5l|fT ^r^ET^, f^*'lR%*, ^ ^t1^^, f^- 
 
 Long-legged, a. Bf^RP^, Ibnot, srn=5, Jitnas. 
 
 Long-lived, a. ^Rvfjsff, efhrf^, f^RT^, ^t^ff^'^, ?[t#3fW, 
 gfT^WTT^. Some appellatives or allusive attributives 
 for a long-lived person are, vjli^«iH, TT^S'T, 'JTT ^f^. 
 
 Long-HECKKD, a. ^rRPTRTT, ^"iHI'A(l. 
 
 Long-nosed, a. rfNHl+<<l. 
 
 Long-sighted, o. ^t^^Tf, ^ff, ^H^f%. 
 
 Long-sightedness, n. v. A. ^h^f^/. ^T^/. 55^^T fl, 
 
 Long-some. See Tieesqme. 
 
LOO 
 
 495 
 
 LOO 
 
 VO-SCFrKSAKCK, LoSG-SUrFEBIXG, «. V. pATIESCK. 5^- 
 
 l.osa grrrEHiKo, a. v. Patiext. #^ft^, fl^^vta, ^rf^*^, 
 Loo-wDrPEB, a. tedious in narration, — person, t. Peoseb, 
 
 PbOLIX. ^^TaE, MltUd, ^IT^, ^^T^t, %»R, ?fhf^^. 
 
 2 — speech, &c. •MM'^MUINI, ^RTT^^, -MiM-lMvi^tJI, ^- 
 
 Lo>o-wisE, oJ«. in tie direction of the lenjth. c4l<n^H|uf, 
 
 9tWtT, r?t^, f^ (ifci. aWffT, «7f»ft^. 
 LoxoEx, N. Loxoiso, /I. a. v.V. 1. <M«rf Desieous. fHdMlirfl, 
 
 LosGEB, a. .wf^«MN . 
 
 LosGEST, a. ?T^^^-?T^T^?Tt-Ac. ;^. 
 
 LoxoEVAL, LoxuEvois, a. V. Loso uvED. f^ft^fW, ^[tvrg, 
 
 Lo.voETiTT, n. V.A. ^nT^fi.^hTt3«'r«. i^TT^;«T«. NivrftHlHn. 
 
 LosoimaXOCs, a. long-handed. rfN^lr^l, rJ^^W. 
 
 LoxoiMETKT, n. meaturement of distance*. ^Tf^fHf?^/! ^t?^ 
 
 »TPTST». ^wiHIMHW. [3TToBot. / 
 
 LosoKTO, «. V. V. 1. and Desire. f^TTTPTw. arnTT/. 'J^/. 
 
 The anguish of separation and the 1. for the return 
 
 of. ^^.f. ^zmm. V. c5T^, ^^. 
 
 2 it^m. pi. ^f^n. [5EH?^/. 
 
 A pregnant woman beginning to hare longings, it^- 
 
 Feasting and meny making on the appearance of 
 
 longings, ft^ dn^w. 
 
 LoxoisoLT, adv. T.A. 3f^W?^pT, vft^ ffrfT, i^rftsi^ ^^E!^, 
 
 LoNOiTCBE, fi. length. r^Wt/. [frftr «. 
 
 2 ( of the earth ). ^(^m.pl. '^^TTTm. ^^TT?T^ «. b^TT- 
 
 A degree of 1. ^n m. [?^Tf?T». 
 
 A meridian or circle of 1. Jn^^qt^TTfrTn. ^TtfrTn. 
 
 8 position to east or vest. ^Vm. ^fHKn. 
 
 Difference of 1. ?«tHT«. 
 4 (celestial.) jjpiw. 
 LoxorrvDcriL, «. nmninj lengthwite. sWt^, sW^^T^, 
 LoxoiTCDiXALLT. See LOXU-WISE. 
 LooBT. See Clowx. 
 To Look, r. ». direct the sight. iTftit, if»m or qrjiit, ^f^/. 
 
 M^^*^^i^n.^iic. %^, [*^, zfof. 
 
 To 1. about. fTT^WT TT^, WTW^ ^/.-T'K /.-Ac. 
 
 To 1. rlonely or intently. ?^, ?V wnp qTp[,^^««t, 
 firfnit or ^l^l«4, f^T^, tHfl^-f^ni^-Ac. "Jipf , 
 ^IW^, ?l41^fl 'n^. 
 
 To 1. in, jNf/ M« A<W m U> tool. l)VT««f, it«T^ <n^. 
 
 To 1. wistfully. ^nJr, T^CK^y 'J^^-kc. TTfSf, 
 2 srew, appear, fwot, fe^^ «J'>I, TJT*^ il«t, fPI^,1TO^, 
 
 f^fli«ji?i-««|rii«f'^w'«jl^-TT|w?it^-4c. ara^f, t*i*i.-jT3 
 
 lR.-3ITVTT«i.-C^fi.'Ac. 3TV^, "•• COK. 
 
 U looks as if it woflld rain. "Hf^n^ t*I*&c f^wit, 
 
 3 have a particular air, appearance, ifc. f^^, j^m.-^n. 
 -Tfc7m.-&c. 3T^. 
 
 To 1. well. ?Tt^. 
 
 4 See To Expect. 5 after; attend to, take care oj. qr^- 
 ot, ^«rrzwr, vntTRT'if, ^i*)io6ui, ^ptios »».-vd1"?r?ft</.-v»it^- 
 
 6 after; See To Seabch. 7 for; v. To Expect, ^tt/. 
 TT^, JTPf »».-^r/.-&c. (T^iif. 
 
 8 for; See To Seabch. 9 into; T. To Examine, ti^, 
 "^^ft/.-f^FnT «t.-&e. ^^. 
 
 To 1. and wait for as indispensable. 3TT?^ m. vj^ 
 y. o/ 0. 3TFTT/. «R^ 5^. o/o. 
 
 10 on, upon ; conWrfw, M/fCT/J, think. hI-jJuI, Tt^, H- 
 vM , HMwf, ^^. 
 
 11 on ; Je a mere spectator. <TT^, dHI^I OT.-&C. Ml^u|', 
 
 12 over; Seo To Examine. 13 out; v. To Seabch. 
 rjflV «.-?raT^ »?».-&c. qj^-%^. 
 
 1-1 out; he on the xcatch. vtHuf, rff^ul, JTT'f, wrTH-57<T- 
 «^?ftfT sm^, ^^o&uj. 
 15 upon ; behold. <n^, 3%of. 
 To 1. down upon. See To Contemn. 
 To 1. up to. Sec To Eeoabd, To Keverb. 
 Look, n. air of the face, cast of countenance. %^ m. J^r/. 
 
 A fixed 1. Z^f. V. 3R, ;ypT. 
 Angry or hard 1. ^7T?1 m. 
 Idiotic & sloreuly 1. 'Il*JloSH^|/. 
 Casting lewd looks. *il<^ll^?^5T n. 
 Sidel. ^7T?7»». 3T^?T^n. 
 To have one's lofty looks brought down. T^ n. ^' 
 tff <T?of y. ofs. 
 
 2 aspect or appearance, — gcner. 31I+K »«. 57T «• fte «. 
 tn w. tiR m. STTT /. 
 
 3 See Looking. 
 Look, inierj. «T^, ipjT. 
 
 Looker, ». Looking, ;>. a. v. V. 1. qrpnTT, ^f? Bl^iTITT, 
 3<^^j*oiKi, Ac. ir??^, «ft?=RP, 3nai*»q;, ^, ^?ff(ia 
 
 comp. as ^t^^, Ac. ), 3rTatlv^-f'Tt?WT-Ac. ^^. 
 2 spectator. dRT^Tftf. 
 Looking, ii. t. V. 1. <TTf^ ». «l»T^ n. Ac. ^f^/.^i^TTrTtn. 
 ^nN n. 3<<)f?l«H n. r^-i)«H w. 3TT?fNn n. ^^T'T n. 'Jf- 
 
 ?ir/. ^?m«. «^Ti5T fi. 
 
 6 after. ?i»TTa m. vi?IMI«<»ft/. aiWT?fK / ::^t^^/. i^- 
 Tfl'^/. ^ftTT^Tjft/. vjilMHOj*/. '^Wt/ ^TT /. f*T*TT^r- 
 
 Looxino-oi.ars, n. mirror. WIB\ m. dim. tJTTnft /• ^T w 
 
 anrm »«. ^^ n. w^ m. 
 
 Look out, h. ^ mi^wmi ^Un\ m\m HN^3T WTt^T m. 
 Loom, <i. ( of a weaver ). mn m. 
 Crou stick of « L H\<AV. m. 
 
loo; 4 
 
 Fresh from the 1. — cloth. ^Tsqi rl|u<<Nl. 
 Hole for the descent of the foot at a 1. ttPTct. 
 Pin confining the beam of a 1. afiSH^)/. 
 Step of a 1. i?l4«|wn /• Some words for other parts 
 or members of a loom are, grTTTTj^M^jCT, ^TrTT. 
 To Loom, v. n. appear indistinc/li/-&B a thing at a distance. 
 
 f^STT ar^W ^^, n^*iu1. 
 Loon, m. t. Eabcal. i^<iH3iT<^i, ^rnft, f^. 
 Loop, «. noose, Sfc. 5^/. "PraT w. ^ToET»n- d+HI »n. 'JiT'ft/. 
 LoOP'iiOiE, n. aperture in a wall, vrpff/. qi^n. "I^T?? «.tiTn. 
 2 shift, salvo, evasion, f^l^/. ^Trf^TT /. ^^TS /. 
 
 To leave a 1. ( for escape ). ^?ra/.-5n^/.-<Sc. %^, 
 f^?R its/. ^^S^ ^^, ^iw^ ^^. 
 LoOET, «. — the bird. gft/. 
 
 2^ Loose, To Loosen, v- a. unhind, untie, make loose. ^- 
 S'jf, jft^cET-&c. JpT^,%3W, *risu|*/.-&c. !j5??iiry. o/'o. T- 
 ^rSoi-, JtN^ n.-&c. q^ ff. of 0. 
 
 2 liberate, free. ^T?^, ^r|?T ^ot, 'TI<JicET-5Tp-&c. ipT'jf-^- 
 
 K.-&e. ^T^Jf y. q/'o. g?^/.-&c. ^. 
 
 3 rf/ff*, slacken, luxate. piciNUl, f^<jt«u|, f5^-^c5-^^- 
 ?TT-ftrf5:ic5-&c. <S^. 
 
 To Loose, 2\> Loosen, ». n. lecome slack, relaxed, S;c. VSt^- 
 
 sr^i %OT«rot, ^?^-^-fs?n'-f^f*?3-"fT5F55-^!FT-&c. ^Wr, g- 
 
 2 «e< «a27, leave a port. ^+Kui, «i^ n. ^rts^, fH^'Jf . 
 Loose, o. vnbound, untied, itnconjlned. JTT'PST, ^3T, *ii<f)iTr, 
 ar^I^, aiPi'j^n, 5fM'Kf^H-^Jf^-&c. 
 To become 1. ^Z^, 
 To break 1. §?ot, g7?T vSTPt. 
 To let or set 1. flt^, ^T^H ^, 'TT^FoET •HIiUl. 
 • 2 not fast or fixed, not tight. fSTTT, ^,fferTT, f^^ToS^aST, 
 
 L. or slack through use. ^^13, ^|^. 
 
 To get 1.— a tie, &c. g?^, fqs^of. 
 8 not tight— a. garment. f5?5T, ^, fSc^rTT, ?i3, f^f^??, 
 <ft«Fo5, ?RW, 3155 or 51^, ?^iT. [»ftn35. 
 
 L. and bagging. ?5^<p?ft<T or ^Ttrf, qoE^fcf^, 'TO^rpTfoS, 
 
 To become 1. and bagging. WotMoiu)'. 
 
 4 not crowded or close, fsf^ or oJ, hi*««I, ^^, ITfToS, f^- 
 
 Of rery 1. texture. HI+l'llotuiT. [^^, ^J'!!^. 
 
 5 separate, detached, not of. J<i«»)o6, JTt'FoET, ^TT, 5^^, 3- 
 
 6 «o< concise, close, Sfc. diffuse. q'^oE, 3{'i|oim<*, f^^RT- 
 ■^, f6|<jHKkM+, ^^IK3^, TTr^ToET^. 
 
 7 not precise ; lax, vague, S;c. t. Indetehminate. T^tT- 
 ^t?T, »TaMcfln, toUlcrftfl, 3i«*io£)<H, y»*joild, *1<^l^-<|l, 
 
 8 »jo< co«<w(?. ift^rsfT 3T^-f5r5T, fe?5TT <Jt?T^, 5pra>«TrqT 
 
 ar^, ^iRT, ^«('J|*< or !F^, H^JpT^. 
 
 9 wanton, licentious, dissolute, rakish, lilertine, ^c. V^, 
 
 ?^, W^ I*'®' #rqT?5, ^, ^*»ft, ^li^, ^fl^m- 
 
 6 LOP ^ 
 
 9>^P5 or <pi^, 1^, g?H, i^?^, ^q^, ^TTT?, '^TT^, ?T^T, 
 ^STTTT^, 'j'IK<'HIrH+, niT^^^iTqT^. For terms for <^ 
 loose, licentious person. See under LlBEKTiNE. 
 To become 1. ^^, «||4|+e4iJi. 
 
 Loose, n. See Libektt, rBEEUOM. 
 
 Loose-jointed, Loose-set, a. BIT, fe^TT. 
 
 LoosE-TONOuEB, o. ^RTSTT ^^T, fHil'^fl f??:^, "Pt^a, 
 
 Loosed, Loosened, />. v. V. A. 1. ♦Tisrirti, ^3^^, ^^oET» 
 %^?n-, jTfJ.^^^&c. %%?!T, htNtT. 
 
 2 Wirft^l, ^V^ f^t^i &c. >T^-&c. %^c5T, n\f^., %• 
 
 3 nSrlN^rft, Hsrfl+^-rfr, &c. f^f-tlfit^vT. 
 
 LoosELT, 0(/r. T. A. 1. HT^oET decl. §^T deal. Ml*«iM«jfj, ajft^- 
 F^^f^, li^PoS, Kt^iK, Ht^TC. 
 
 2 f^?n-, &c. decl. t^, ?it7, 3TT55, qtspcB, &c. 
 
 3 f^c^, &c. decl. ^\^>m., t^^ &c. qsi^joE or oSf, i^oiMolK, 
 
 4 f^T5E, qT<ToE,"W, ^^^^, f^?rq^, aTi=nT^, ^rm^. 
 
 6 1^T55, ailjoiimci. 
 
 7 McWoflH, *<otHef|d, &C. jfr^TT Or *1~I^'I«H, 3ToEJT7onT, 3T- 
 
 9 #^f*t^, &e. ^^t?:^T??Wr^, &c. #»«rfl^qsf«F, I^^TT- 
 Loosenek, n. T.V. A. 1. 2. ^fl^omr, *it^Poir-&c. +<uiKr, &c. 
 
 Looseness, «. t. A. 2. ■^^"T'JrT m. %3E%otutt «». 3'4^H>J||w. 
 
 3 rariTOIT m. &c. f%r5T^/ ^?7/. ?f»T?^ n. fflfiTJ^rrr/. 
 
 4 fsrT5EC(urT m. "TmaTi/. nNv^qtrn «i. Irr?^ ». Rv.rii/, 
 
 6 q^ToEqtjrr »«• sim^mm^muii »». 
 
 7 TSEqfoErTqwrr m. MotMfolrlMUII m. &C. 3Ho&H<iol*1 «./. 
 
 8 T. DlAKBH(EA. mI'11-^1 aH<^o6l|U|| m.- ^rtH"ll M.-&C. ^- 
 
 H^f. S^oE/. 55Tat/. SHoE/. 3tl5E/. ?ivNT^ ^'T^ m.- 
 6?r4T/.-&C. H^Jpt^ »». 
 
 To hare a 1. qt^ «. ■'IWul'-vTT't. 
 
 9 *0<^H «. ^"t^ft/. rj^ Pi<t /. 5^/ ^ft^nf /. ^s^PTT- 
 3ft/. ^t5«T?R «. ?i35q-?i7T n. §5?^^ n. ^^^/. sf^^^n- 
 
 7^ m. m'^<<^«ii?5 »». «('^*4 «. sqfjrsnr »»• 
 
 Loosening, Loosing, w.v.V.A. 1. 2. — arf. ^Btfot w. %fdT «. 
 
 Ht?W n. 5f^/. *Tt?T n». 
 
 3 fj^TR^ n. f^^of n. fSf^fSEwpfj /. ^fiTc^t^RT «. 
 Jb Lop.r. a. chop oJ',cut off. rft^, q^npi^, yM+HJ)'l,irRof. 
 
 2 (trees) c«< off the h-anches. ??^^, ^■»ri*<ui, ^- 
 
 ^, 5p?rH «. ^T^ 9- ofo. m^v^f.-kc. JRof y. o/"o. 
 To 1. off the crop and branches. Tisigs^i m. ?T^. 
 Lopped, p. t. V. 1. dlS^\?l, «K-rtrti, &c. 
 
 2 ^T?T^c5T, &c. ^N^ or ^^. 
 L. and cropped, riil^^. 
 Lopping, ». t. V. 1. — ac^. ?ftl^ «• Ac. Htfft/ «[tM\f. 
 
 2 ^?B^ n. &c. ^R^'Jft/. ^^^ «. 
 
LOS 
 
 497 
 
 LOS 
 
 I. loppings; matter lopped qf. WZm. SIS^^w/. *i'i^'l/. 
 
 II. (of bushes, &o.). ^R •». "hVAA^n. ^^^n. +*(ol*|^. 
 J^ra «. •». l^T5E •!. «. 
 
 A bundle of leaves and loppings, f^ig/. 
 
 A single stick of a bundle of loppings, fift n. lit^/. 
 LoQCACiocs, «. V. Talkative. ^Ip5^, ^Nia or oE, iit?5^- 
 
 ^^, 4lrt'll<l, ^T^, «)^MI^, srjTNt. 
 LCMJUACIOCSXESS, LOQUACITT, fl. V. A. stt^^^TTT «. ^T^" 
 
 Lord. n. r«Z<T, matter. VTsft, Tfrf, ^7^, STH, ^T»ft, t^, ^s^, 
 
 Universal 1. wi^X^\. 
 
 A\riio made you 1. over us? ar^»TTFT ^ »ft H^TT TT^T ? 
 2 noUeman, grandee. ?1T5TT, <H*(tf, JMIN, ^^. 
 
 My L, your lordship. ^TT^, »J<^I^f1, Mi+K, 3TN^, 
 
 3— the Lord, v. God. »Tn^, "TT^'qx, ^sfPft. 
 4 V. HCSBA5D. qf^. 
 To LOBD, r.w. domineer. ^mr/.-^sftTOITBi.-Wr^/.-TTJr^/.- 
 ?n^/-ic. T^-fHT^ iwVA ^, n^ m.-JTT^ /.-&c. 3- 
 ^-Ml-?«|u1, ^(7 m. ^^-^Tiir, TTT «. %^, fJlspTWT ♦». 
 
 'pr«t-<^i^f*|Si-rH<f^fli. [ fl* rtiMui. 
 
 To begin to 1. it ( over, with ). ^ ^ rfliu'r, JfTT 
 L0BDI5O, LoEPLixo, 11. — a lord in contempt. <MiS n. TT- 
 
 ^Z^ m. XT^ n. 
 Lon>LiKE, LoBDLT, «. like or hecominj a lord. <l<)l«-^- 
 
 2 hauffklif^ imperiovt, t. PmoOD. »rff, ^tlMHI'fl, ^^'l^ 
 
 LOBDLIXESS, <i. T. A. 2. iT»P>ft/ f^HI<H "•• '•HIW'W /. ?TRT«. ■ 
 LoBLSHTF, n. ruler$hip, mattery. »I^W'ni m. fnj|»OMU|| «i. 
 
 WTV^/. ^nf'ft/. HlDl^ n. »^F«T «. 31lfMMrM n. ^^n. 
 
 2 state ife. of leinj a lord. X^^^f. UTTm m. ^TJnft/. 
 
 arfirft/. [ «Tii+f7T^n «. 
 
 8 iMM/«, MMor. anft^^rft/. 5TT^f*rft/. viii^«n</- ^' 
 
 4 Year Jjordahip | ^n'^, fTT^iTt, *^TT. 
 Lobe. See LcAxnso. 
 LOBir. SeeFoBioBS. 
 J* Loa», V. a. — as oppottd to win. ^7% or ^TTot, ^ 0|T»f, — 
 
 in cant phraseology. 7i\^ W^-, fRft^ ^T'f. 
 Tb be lott. fpftw «n^. 
 
 2 W yo, rfrop, •«#», midajf, ^e. ^TT^, fTT^ *r |TfT^, 
 
 HiTTTo^, irft^, n^nwl or iiiitfui, nv^?M, »ia"»?^ or 
 To be lost. ^T'lJf or ITTJ'f , ns!^^, wtl^, 'IHHuf, 
 
 To 1. 
 
 I's way. wnj.-&c. ^I^S-ff 
 
 To 1. one's self. f^mH^/.-ftr^ /-f^iT w.-Jcc. ^ 
 ^W 5. of*.— 6g. ^J^, ^/- "^^wf y- o/*- taVCTl or T- j 
 
 8 M|/or tie teuatiom, ieporfurejeterioratioit, ^e. of. ^• 
 
 ?frft/.-?ffeT m.-AcfiiJif-aRrot-Tlwr m. con. tci7A y. q/'o. 
 
 To be lost. nT^-TTT-m?; adv. ^"t<if , TI^ fl'i't;. ^- 
 3im, ?nfhn fr^r, — money, as in trade, bad debts, Ac. 
 
 To 1. one's life. iIMnT-f^l^m 5^. 
 4 — as opposed to keep. ^3TT^, TcT^, T^T't, ^^, «r5^; 
 all these mean to he lost unto. 34d<ui »n. eon. 
 
 6 squander, throw away. ^p(^ or ^TT^^t, yw«l«i', ^^I^, 
 
 To b6 lost.. <n-+,i/j<Hi?^-4"1+'=fl«-5^-m<'i)iH-&o. vnBfr. 
 
 To Ix)SE, c. n. le out of pocket. al^T «t.-&c. ^rnJf, rTlZT ♦».- 
 5*«R W.-&C. q'lt-ftof-STO^, '?^ OT. J|HNui-HT't-'^lrf<5|, 
 
 tj^ «t. *rft^ ^Rui, tpM n. 'iHi«iu)", vi+iiui, T^TRT 'jin: 
 
 m.f. rfl'iul, TT^H' ^rra «. ^3TT^, 
 LosEH, «. LosiSG, ^. a. T. V. A. 1. fR^TRT, ^^TT, ^K<<11^. 
 2 ^R^tilTTT, &C. ^lUqr, J|H|ft<4l, 'IHI*, T^Too^. 
 I. as opposed to lucrative. cTk^ii-mi, ^[Z[ <4umi"MI, &C- 
 
 A losing concern. ^I^'tToE «. <f^RTT^ «fT5l/. 
 Losing, n. v. V. A. 1. ^rof «. ^/. ^/. 
 
 2 'IMHiif n. ^TW «. ^ffl'Jf «. ^ra/. ^T^^r/ ^TTT/. 
 
 5 ^9t n. .^tj^uj ». &c ^TT?r5r'T/. ^T^w/. 
 Loss, n. — as opposed to wonness. ^/. ^/. 
 
 2 delriment,damagg,— AS opposed to gain. «iV^m.j+*)Mn/. 
 
 g^^Tpft/- tnn' or tnp' »». f^'PT m. sterw. qt<TT»». «?T^»». 
 ei^w. ?^/. 5?^/. "^js^fw^f- ^>/. ^/. ^/. 
 Jifmm. ^^f. fn-*«r »».V^/. 'frr »«. "^Z «Rm/. 
 ^mm/. «m/. ^rerr m. jft^^r or ^t^^ »». ^^Z frFV". 
 
 arr^PT w. arrFT m. ?^^/. Note. The rerbs «ra9fr.q?fr-5^. 
 'Pt-^fT'jf are used with most of the above words. 
 
 A dead 1. 5^ n. fjS/. ^p\ ^ n. 
 
 A heavy l.'tffs/. 
 
 Losses, mon/M sunken. 5^ n. J^t^T^ w. ^/. 
 
 To cause a 1. unto. m^<i** ^R m./. JTl^ii, €lr<ft/.-<TT- 
 
 To inciir or sustain a 1. See To Loose, ». «. 
 8 privation., deprivation. ^W m. ^if^/. ^Tfrf/. 3T?R ». 
 r. IT, fWfn m. JlsjqutT »». 3T>=n^ »». El?/' 
 
 4 perdition, perishing, V. De8tbuctI05, Bcik. ^IT^IT tn. 
 Utter or great 1. smniTm. '\\mi\f. *1I«*I «. TWTT/,, 
 
 5 /o»/ or mislaid ttate. ^\%f. ^^^^f. \{S^f- l^fTTI w. 
 
 wastage, Ijc. y. Wasie. ^f^f. W.f. <J^/. 
 
 7 vtr^M application, v. Waste. ^^^^ »n. f^HWRW. 
 
 rjm^^ m, 3nRxnr m. srm w. 
 
 To bo at a 1. he puzzled, ffe. s^f. J^ fl^ Of jwif 
 y. of*. T^iwi, *wit, •I'^ii'.'JI, 5 fin aroof. 
 Lost, p. v. V. A. 1. ^'P^a, flfl« »t%HT. 
 
 2 TWRST, ^<H'?'*(, ?lls^yf*l, Ac. »||HB or »IT^To5. 
 
 8 T^, ITT, nrr w^'^^ tt^ niArfi, Ti^fli frT%t^. 
 4 Jw^, ^t«JMi, Ac. »m, fir'm, 
 
 C Vlfflf^l, ^Wl^, Sl*<ft« 'l^, ^WZ J|%t7T, Ac. 
 
I. strai/. ^*?Jrf| or ^^<yr, *nFH^, ^WT, ^^, ^ftS, ^■ 
 
 ■M^-^ll, T^ or m^ToS iJI^.Wl, f^iyid. 
 
 II. — in astonishmentj&c. beimldered, amazed, confounded 
 
 Lost to shame, &e. See Shameless. 
 Lot, n. fortune, state assigned, v. Destint. TF^ n."^^^^. 
 Traft/. »ftn m. *ff^ n. 'ftr^ «. *TPm^ «. 
 
 To fall to one's 1. spTToSm-^^W-TFITO-f^PTPn^-^- 
 ?SIT^-&e. qaf g. of o. T^friyuj. 
 
 2 rfje, <w ony <^t»ijr M«erf i« determining a fate or portion 
 V^ m. «praT m. JTSi^TPrar «. '^r^/. 
 
 To cast lots, f^sqr/. I'i. ?T^<Jr-<t)l«ui. 
 
 3 portion, pmrcel. Jpf /. 5^/. fj^m.^m. m^ n. n- 
 ?• «t. *rFT »». 
 
 4 ( of ground ) patch, parcel. f%% n. 
 
 5 proportion or share of taxes. ^i«>)|<X"'^Ml ^2^/. 
 
 6 See Multitude, Ncmbeb. 
 
 Lots, heaps, piles, Sfc. y. Exubebaxce. 3^/. %^/. 
 ^ or ToE/. %:?5oE/. ^/. ^ft/. »r3T^/. 
 To loT. See To Allot, 
 
 Loth, &c. See Loath, Ac. [qpuft n. 
 
 Lotion, «. medicinal wash. 3?}«r«Tg?'n n. u^^ «. 3i?«T«ft- 
 XOTos, Lotus, «.— the plant, tm^ oi /. J^Kfesft/. Tf^pft/. 
 — the flower. W-f^^ or ^TTctw. '??? ». <j^3fM. ^JTW «. ^^ff- 
 ^n. B?T^ n. Certain species or varieties are ^rS ^*T3E, 
 Tts^ spjfcE ( or JTft^ «. ), Ht^ft ^JTcS (or Trfj^pHtS ), ^- 
 ^^»>i!55, f^rSinTcS ( 'Orl+Hrf ), ^^ n. — the seed. q>JT?5r- 
 ?T wi.— the seed vessel, ^^:^m.— the stalk f^». ^- 
 on^ o. — tbe pericarp. ^fS[^f. 
 
 Pigure of the leaf of a 1. aflf^^ or ^. 
 L. which grows on the dry ground. ri^W+Mrt n. 
 Lotteei, n. ^r\f. 
 
 L.-tieket. W^rfHt f^l^/ 
 Loud, a. high sounding, striking the ear icith force. isft^T, ij- 
 
 2 V. Clamgeous. 'W'<MH<|, 'iWrssn', a^RSSTT. 
 Loud, Loudly, adv. v. A. 1. iTI3«nH, S^^RT^, 5'*<?l«<^lr[, 
 
 2 'irt*)?^^, Ti^SR? ^^TT, &c. 
 Loudness, ». v. A. 1. ^tVt'JIT »». TspTOTT m. HTft'mT »». &c. 
 
 Ht3T5!15^ m. JTt^T^^ w. 'TTSTTT^ »». 3^^ePC m. 
 
 2 clamour, t. TJphoah. »I?5«IT «». »t;^?5 /. n?5«lr?/. 
 iTo Lounge, v. «. spend time idly. fTWTT-&c. ^5Fnif-r«fc<ut-qs- 
 
 ?T TT^, ft5FT'1%^/.-ft^lH'l«l|afl /-Ac. JPTof, fi+IH^iq- 
 
 ^^-R*li1%<pft^-&c. Jraffi'-f<PT''t. 
 To Lounge, t>. a. ( a horse ). -Hifeil^i-JTStTRT tRot. 
 Lounge, n . place of lounging. «pi m. ft^m^^ft/ f^wm- 
 
 ZW^f. ■^\tii\f. 
 
 2 — in the manege, 'm^x n. 
 LouNGEB, n. Lounging,/*, a. v. V. N. f^^)mr Tffr ^^RT, 
 
 8 xov 
 
 Louse, n. ^ or 's; or t f f^/. — of cattle, dogs, hogs, &c. 
 
 ^t3^/. 'fNft/. nt^/. »THt^/. 'EfPf^fNU/. trm- 
 
 =«rnJH^ in. — do. of a red color. fTt«l/. — 1. bred on the 
 body. -^{H^f. — found on cloth.^ns^/. [toqr nt. 
 
 Large and fat 1. ^OTT or ^tRTT m. ZVU or i\»M\ m. 
 Sore on the head breeding lice. ft^X or\ n. f^ w. 
 Swarming of lice. ■^■^■^^f. — intent, ^^^j^-md m. g?T- 
 gjf ffi./ f^tjr^e) m.f. — intens. cj«)^<)ld »». 
 Young' 1. or the egg of a 1. ?ft^/. fe?=fT/. 
 To swarm with lice. 5^5^, yH^Hwr. 
 To Louse, v. a. clean from lice, g^/ pi. «H<Suy-»nT't-<TT^'if. 
 Lousiness, n. v. A. 1. T^^PTT or vi^rtsuit m. ^"iAquii m. g-- 
 
 Lousr, o. sicarming toilk lice. 7?5T or vJ^Sf or J?OT, 7tn, 
 
 2 mean, (^/r<.y, ^c. v. Low. f^5T^, ^dlvA, f^^^oE, ^TFotTTT, 
 Lout, «. «^»?-(iy blockhead, dolt, v. Lubbee. 5t»lT, stt, it^- 
 
 HT, 5B[5 or ^, ^*r, '^^, *<ii<»*<i Hit<|<i. 
 Loutish, a. v. N. jfsTT, ^rc^TT, *itr5, 'irirsg, <^'i«Mi5|Tr, 3T5- 
 
 LouTiSHNESs, n. T. A. SI'^HUII m. Ac. 
 LouvEE, «. aperture for smoke, m^ «. ^Tti wgrr^f «.Bt^ «. 
 LoTAGE, «. lingusticum ajtcaen. Ql{^^\^ »».3^3T^PT»».«Rpft/. 
 To Love, v. a. regard with affection. sftfrf/.-sftfT/.-^ n.-&c. 
 
 sgr^t-^R^-Ac. m-jVA sr: 0/0. sftfH/.-sft<T/.-&c. »:Rijf-sncE- 
 
 »Ifff-&c. ^r. o/'o. sftfrT/.iRT n.-&c. 3RI% J«. con.uithg. 
 
 ofo. fsTq^-Rnrr-Ac. vTnJi'ff-^rii^-&c. 
 
 2 ( as the sexes ). ^H*>«|i)*T'>TT^ R5W-3TRl^ ^^. 
 
 3 delight in^ like. xfT^, 3TKf f.-n\t\f.-&c. 3T«^-«rr^ 
 «■«. con. ^ g. ofo. ^tn?5T-SRT-&c. qT^% «». con. 
 
 Lo\E,n. affection, fondness- ^f\fr\ pop. Jf^ f. ^«. cqRw, 
 3TT^/ »mrJT/. H^T /. *fr^ w. =qrs/. ?ipT m. sNr ffi. 
 
 spT^ w. #^ «. sfrRr^JK w. ^*rr5r »n. ^prr^ »». 
 
 L. — gener. affection., tenderness., Sfc. *ii<<i»i*icil/. 
 The overflowing or swelling of 1. or tenderness. ?f*Tn. 
 'i(^\m. 
 
 To win the 1. of. iftfrl/. 35T^-?5Ifff %of. 
 
 2 ( of the sexes ). ??ft5?^^*T «. ^5^^*n^ m. ^TR w. 
 y il «^ m. ^nRHT^ »j.fi!R;»». ?1rr/. ^f^HK »». K^ »». 
 
 Illicit!. ^/. _ _ 
 
 Of or belonging to 1. ^'ii^m, ^'iiO, Ji''iiOi>, 
 
 Subdued by 1. H^T^SIt. 
 
 The art of 1. <I>|H^II<;( ». ^t^?niiTn. 
 
 The airs and arts of 1. ^ m. pi. ^R*rr? m. pi. 
 
 To make 1. See To Coubt. 
 
 3 delight in, fondness for, attachment to, liking, taking, 
 passion. ^^^ pop. Jft^t/. 3m?/. Hf^/. *rf¥*IT5r »n. 
 c5^^/. ft^/. ^fm or ^m. m<^m. ^\vt.T^f. ^pop. 
 
 c^/. Piwf 2fTRrf%/. ?Rrf¥/. 3T^/. argm »». ar- 
 
 5^/. 3T3?ft?I5T n. 
 
 Undivided 1. ( of the Deity, &c. ). smJ^smRp/. 
 To fall in 1. with. I^^T^, X^, tn^t, »fTf^-&c. ^M. 
 To quench or cool 1. #^^-^^ TPft »■ «TT?5^. 
 
LOW 
 
 409 
 
 LO-W 
 
 ]x>TE-APPi,E, n. — the plant, ^ri^li'ft/. mrtNrO'd'ft/. — the 
 
 fruit, ^^i^ n. &c. [»T^5T^ m. 
 
 LorB-LKTTEB, fi. ^^+1^' "HT n. ji'lKI^ q^ «. lOfdH'st «. 
 
 1..0rE-4}UABHEL, «. iflPi'W^ m. rfKVIMSI m. rSlilJ'l^ «. II- 
 
 LovE-so.NO, n. n'lHM TT't n. BWft/. ( distinguished into 
 A Terse of a 1. ^ n. 
 
 ::vovE-TALE, «. ^j^KT^'nt^/. ^'iK+m/. jj' i kw<h<-<<m n. 
 
 J.X)7E-TOKE.1, LOVB-TOT, «. f»*l->fl-!ftfft-<|-&C. MI^H^ /• 
 
 ^wpft/--&c. 
 .[X)VE-TB1CK, n, |T^ m. ^I«JMH m. ^i. 
 .LovzABLE, a. V. V. 1. and Pleasiso. ^[<4JI^|v^l<ll-«K9l 
 
 Ac. JIKHrqi'juiHI, sf1Pl*?l"l, sft?^, n»<<y"I+. 
 LOVXLISES3, n. T. A. g^T^OTT m. MJ^ n. MMim n. ^CTf'JT- 
 
 ^^ n. Sir*.rM fl. ^R'ft^fTT/. HHI^ifll/. PpTRf^ n. fif 
 
 LoTELT, d. V. BEirTrm,, CHARiinfo. g^, arfrng^, ^ 
 
 fit<«M<J1^, rtl«|«<4'(l1, rll«l<l*<;nirf), f^l^lpil*, ^TfrT, rffr^H. 
 
 Lons, n. Lon>o, p a. t. V.l. :ftf^ i«<uiHt-TT«iHi-&c. ^H3J 
 
 W 95, ^m*, ♦ll*ll«j ♦«»1«ll«, ^H*(l^ pop. S^H^, HNHI-J, 
 
 mt^uft;^, sftfJTtn^, *T*i?[nfte, ^fw^, «l^io6, «t^i<£, Mui<fi 
 
 «<nM<<|5I, ^^t-^I, ifWt^, HH^-MI, &C. sftf^^, 'S^f^ 
 
 3 'Tf'VJnT.iWp. Tf^Hd, ^jtH, ■2HH<«»5, aT^TTrft, J^, H 
 »ft, rr,— in high degree, fHT<T, 3Tm^, Ml^l+|f1, Hl^f^-J 
 »inp^, »Tt^n^, ITT^T^^, ^F^^. - 
 I. tweet heart, gallant, ^<r.— the man. fi^, ^tlFT, {IwiK 
 
 Of n^, <Ij1^41<, <l^4^>f, ^f'^, *!PT, F'SnT or ^TT^nt. 
 3ft!rft^?», lOPlMI*! n. RjVflH, TR. — the female. fsTm, HT 
 
 Ix>Tnia-Kin>inM, ». t. Kixdsu*. wm/.^f. mm/ m 
 
 Ix)Tt90LT, ode. T. A. 1 . iftW^, iftf^mm^, s^mm^, ^ 
 
 XoTiiKRCEu, «. r. A. 1. and Lore. ^H4MQli m. hii4|«moii m 
 Ac tiWr^ ». mm/. »Tmn/. 
 
 low, «. «w< Ay* or elevated. WW, WW?!, ffl^'J?, WT?5^, 7 
 
 Very 1. — aloity tie ground. ^Tmm, 'JfT^W. 
 
 To lay 1. «m W^^ ij*. 
 
 To be Uid 1. ?5m ftiir. 
 S not rieing kigk, $kort, T. LiTTtE. lS»n>n, WfT^, ITW! 
 (ramiM. «|?T^^, fflrW?, f*»y, ^J^, TH"'! (in comp.). || 
 
 4 — of ^ound, tuiiJcen, Sfc. ?r^c5, ^r^r?5^, ^ftt5^ or 
 
 5 iqvatjJlaCtuh, v. DuMPT. «)^+,d, «l?nFT,«l^?rf5 or «(rT^<^. 
 6 — of the water, tide, Ac. 3i~i*n,Arti, vjrii^rtl, 3?i^<irtrti, 
 
 L. water, g^rft/ 
 
 L. water and high water, ^^cft HT?ft/ 
 7 not noity or loud. ^r5^, ^, H^, 'ft^'H<MI,H*>|^<|-«(l, 
 
 8 — price, ^r?*!, i^RT, H^, ^)*ft. 
 
 9 ( of price ). t. Cheap. ^rl+'MI <^^i-=(i, 7?R?m <^<.i-<(i, 
 
 10 dejected, downcast. 3^RT, T^JTfff, S^T^T, %5T, f^- 
 »ftT, H'^, r^liuui, 3T^^rar, ^Rll^, ft'K^T^, ftnii. 
 
 L. spirits, f^m^w. 
 To become 1. f^R«l%. 
 
 11 of mean «^a<ton, roni, 5iW*, ^^fW, ft5^, 3^, 
 ^55% M<^«ft^r, <Tr^, TTKT, aTKHT, Jn?«T, f^R>^, ^, ^- 
 vJITrfWr, ^H*rlNI, fj^, fp5^, 3l*pfl'1, 3<*pi>^, ^'T^, 
 
 ^Hv^M, +HvH|f1, 'ft^^, ^H^lfrl, pIT, *I4I«K<<"<<1, 
 
 ^Tij^t'im, >ft^=m, ^TTT, Rtcts:, «tMi<^, 
 
 12 mean, J(Me, vulgar, disreputable, Sfc. ^r5(f>l, 'ft^, ^c5% 
 
 f%iT?ftm, ?^ 41'Mri-m, ^^ HRT^riTOTT, siun^uii, jit?>«t, 
 sftrHr, 3iMK<4, ^, g?5^, ^3nT?T, f^re^, arq?^, 3W*t, 
 tn^, 3nF?T, N>t'-.j'<<iTf)^ i, Trnfrftm, 3T«mf^,"5^m?5, 
 
 ^CT^, ff^^Mrf, jm, firFT<t,f*f+l<cW<'IHI, f*T^R^no5m^, 
 
 L. life, viivj'q^^/ 
 
 13 not tuUime, not exalted, f^^^, ^% ^t^^T^m, m1<*I, 
 
 mtiT, «i*(<*i, aiT^w, 3TsnT?T, 3nr^^, f^Nlr, ^. 
 
 14 tubmietive, Sfc. v. HvUBUE. ST^, ((IHJJIUII or m^, 
 ^H*I<^H, iNfl-^l, nRiM. 
 
 15 no< rich, not nourithing, — diet. ^rt*i, c5^, Pi*t)r«i, 
 
 Low, */». V. A. 1. not on high. fllt^HI (foe/. wra<ft, ?(T?^, 
 
 2 a< a low price. ^^ f*M<^l^. [^, Ac). 
 
 3 in a mean condition, ^t^ (in comp. as ^^ ^TR, Ifftl- 
 
 4 »i«ar the ground or bottom. M(*i, fT*i<i>i, JTT^. 
 
 5 no< ^uJ/y. ^;?1>I (fcci. ^r^+qi^, ^, ^^IJ. 
 
 6 in subjection, disgrace, ^e. WTf^, WT%. 
 
 To Low, e. n.— a cow. if^K^ or ^^KU| or ^«4^!fi, yiRTTm. 
 
 -Ac. ▼rt'T. 
 Low-BOKN, a. v. Low. ^^5<%, ^<l^M, *H>HM, <hHi(^r4. 
 Low-PBICED, a. ^% f^H^Nf, ^«^l, TTW, 3(T?7*1R^, 
 Low-BPIBITED, a, not licelg or sprightly, fim^, flf^m^, 
 
 %f^, *r^, ffJiim, 5»^m, 5»M^, fif»im, fr^R^ii, ifif- 
 HH^^fi, jftfmm, T^mfftT, ^i^?0-<<^Ri. 
 
 LowEB, a. of less height, Sfc. UT^TT, m^«?I, *rf^ %»nm. 
 2 of or belonging to the lower part. WT3m,WI?5WT, WT?ft- 
 
 To LowEB, r. a. make lower, 311<vf, WǤT-flia?l-Ac. ^rd|- 
 
 2 dishonor, t. To Pisoiace. m^ m. vgn^ ^T'f y. o/ o. 
 
LOW 
 
 500 
 
 Lire 
 
 TITrTfTRT »».-»TPPtT »» -JTR^JTS^r /-HRflPT /.-&C. ^^- 
 
 uf g. of 0. 
 
 3 abate, Sfc. t. To Lessen. 3^^'Jf, <P'ft-^?7Tr-&c. •P^'Jf, 
 
 3<TrT WJ.-&C. :p^ g. of o. 
 To LowEE, V. n. grow less, tceaker, milder, Sfc. v. To De- 
 
 CBEASE. SffT^, ^<5*l«[at, HSfrsrot, ^^-&c. ^'if-'U^t, gr- 
 
 rTR OT.'&e. ^ g. of s. 
 To LowEB, V. n. le dark and gloomy, to threaten a storm. 
 
 Jh^Jf or 351T^, SSR^ot, 3Fr*TRof or aitrnSTT ^, ^T|T n. 
 
 'r<'f, ^if. m^. 
 
 2 Je gloomy, sullen, S(c. to pout. <f ^ijf -^t^:?! SRfJf, fff- 
 
 ^^Miui or *<Ufi<Ji. 
 LowEE, LowEBixa, w. V. V. N. 1. ssKiif «. *r€T ^"it ».&c. 
 arqift/. ^r|^ afftr or ari^ /. *ici«(ui «. 
 
 LOWEEEJD, p. T. V. A. 1. 3rR^?5T, ^nff %??OT, &C. 
 
 2 HR ^Ffr %^T, &c. arq^rj. 
 
 3 3fl<.«»'ic5T, ^P»ft %^k5T, &c. [3TT^T. 
 LowEBiNG, a. gloomy, threatening, aff^, stiiTFfNT, T^TT 
 LowEE-MOST, Lowest, a. ?r^fpr ^nc5^-^?r^BT-&c. ?Tsff% 
 
 i{HiA-=ir-&c. artrw. " C+l-il-^r. 
 
 2 inferior to all. «hPl«, ^pf^re^rfffETT, ^^^5T?fNT, ^TT- 
 At the lowest. f%^, f^<^l<m?7,5pf%^?T, RiHH^^,^ 
 
 LowDTO, n. V. V. ig'Miut M. i^T »». T^^^l or ^5T^5T or ^«rR:- 
 
 A general or great 1. ^^j^ /. 
 Lowland, Lowlaxds, n. |^ffr m. rioiMii m. ^r»-^| ^^ »i. 
 
 LOWLAHDEE, M. ^d«t)^, rfot^l^. 
 
 LOWLILT, «(/«;. qj^^^, T^^, 5I^*rT^, ^t'lM, f^Rf^r- 
 
 Lowliness, n. t. A. 1, ittsft/. T'SHTT /. T^Tff^ /. T5PTT- 
 5r OT. f^fTfiPTFT m. rflHrir/. ^t'THT/ 
 
 LowLT, a. free from pride, v. Humble, jj^t, ly^F^, Tft*?, 
 
 2 no; io//y, si^W/M^', ^'c. ^ivn, ^m?r or ?n^2r, ^rvT'rr- 
 
 5tr, ^55THT55T, 3Tq^?, STSfTFT. 
 LowLT, ach, hvmbly. See Lowlilt. 2. Sec Low, ade. 
 LowjfEss, n. V. A. 1. ^^OTorr m. sf^qCTTT m. &c. Jft^m /. 
 
 3 V. Deptji. HiMpSM"!! "»■ ^raTOTF m. 
 
 7 ^%Torr m. &e. li^ «. 
 
 8 ^B^qiJir m. &c. 
 
 10 T^^orr m. &c. :^r^Rft^ «. f^iTT^ M. f ^quUM l/. 
 
 11 ffT^q'JTr in. ^^qtJTr m. THifkDTr j«. &e. ^q^ad r /. 
 
 12 ^c^^f r m, fft^^l'Jir m. 3>Ji4uil »«. ^?^ MJ'qW /• f- 
 
 ?55jJt f^H^f. ^^FPTR OT. 
 Low-sPiEiTS, «. V. LOWSE59, 10. ^riFTT^HR ft. 3<^IWM>'ir»» . 
 
 f^r^ OT.'I^JTJT^q' n. f'TiT'T^^P?^/. ^^RT n. 
 Loyal, a. faithful to one't sovereign. <Mi-<m PfH^^t^^?, ^- 
 
 2 — as a wife. Hfrl«)rll, ?r?fl', ^^■ 
 
 8 — as a husband. ^^Kf?!<rf, <^i^K'*<ii«i. 
 LoTALisT, «. See Lotal. 
 Loyally, o(/c. v. A. 1. PfH+^rflrtl'^, <MHf^'(«f+, WJ^- 
 
 f^rarj^'U, &c. 
 
 Loyalty, n. v. A. 1. ^MT^ f%H^^r5T?ft/. W<MPll'^ /. 
 «<R*rl%/. wmi-hRi/. 9r^Tf*i»Tf%/. &c. ^Ji5*rf%/. 
 
 &C. ^3TTtTHfJl^/. 
 
 2 trrlrrirrq «. ^'?^ «. wg^^r n. 
 
 3 ■W<\KfH<df5r ». ^^RfHifrl /. ^^rtf^/. 
 LozEKOE, «. — the sweet moat. "T^ «. flT^R^^i^^ wi\f. 
 LUBBABD, LUBBEE, «. sturdy, heavy, ignorant, lazy fellow. 
 
 3|«r^, sjgrssT^, ?5k[«nT, pj^rfirsiT, f^rrj-?, z\^, sTe^, 
 
 ?1^, ^T^, ^, 3TR, H^, 5»fj 3l-H«l^'l , ST^alsir, *4W*<| 
 LUBBEBLY, o. Zar^fi <7W<i ?a^y. st^'ir, TSSTT, ^5»Tr, ^"JT ?Tr, 
 
 or M'Hoi'MI, TfttT^ET, ^, ^^Tc5T, T??5. 
 LuBBEBLY, a£?». See Awkwaedly. 
 LuBBic, &e. See Sltpbeby, &c. 
 To LuBBicATE, V. o. make smooth ami slippery. *\^<i,*v£\:<{-^- 
 
 oE5a{t?T-H*t^n-&c. JRTif, JT^'ft/.-K^T^ /.-&c. rti^tui or 
 
 LCBBICATED, /». T. V. JSTJcftrr %S:BT, &C. 
 
 LuBBiCATiON, n. V. V. «ja5n5ft<T ^Rwt «. &c. 
 
 Lucent. See Smxixo. 
 
 LuCEBN, n. — the plant. f^rJI<<rft n^fl «. 
 
 Lucid, a. shining, v. Bbioht. ?7q^5fft?T, 31^, c^*^aig. 
 
 2 pellucid, v. Cleab. '5«f^5, fH'li^ or 3, #xff^. 
 
 8 perspicuous, v. Cleae. g^*T, §^^«r, 3T%?. 
 
 4 «o< darkened by deliriim.T^^^., ^fHV^MUH-ejr, J'^lrtHr. 
 Lucidity, Lucidxess. See BnianrxEss, CLEABSEiiS. 
 LuciFEB. See Ve-vus. 2 See Satan. 3 See Match. 
 
 LUCIFEBOUS, LUCIFIC, ff. ^J^^I^^tq?, ST^^lTtM^*. 
 
 Luck, «. v. Fobtune, Destiny."^ n. sRffst «. TRT «."^- 
 spsfTT »».%^nT/.^«?nfrr;)o^.%n?T/. «t<:I?5t^ or ^r<:i^r- 
 
 By hard labor and wilh good 1. fiKl*^!^, 
 
 Good 1. §*rr^ ». fV"- *n^ «• 't^ "• 
 111 1. q. V. 5*rf^ «. 5^ «• 
 
 L. in making money. 4»'-4i^^ »■ 
 To be in 1. "^qr «.-&c. ^wf-T^^Tm ^^ g. of s. JTT^r- 
 ^T m. ^ g. of s. ^<=fT^JT55 m.-^>ft^«/. sm^t j'. o/ «. 
 LVCKILY, adv. T. A. 1. Hl'-mn, Hl'Mi'^'Hl'i, HFSR?5r^, Hf- 
 
LUE 
 
 501 
 
 LTTM 
 
 ll'CEINKSS, ». T. A- 1. +WMHMUII «. «HHH^lO/. MA\M*\ /• 
 
 LiCKLBSs, a. V. UsrOEio-ATE. i^^T^, 3THr^, 3"oi\«(r^r, 
 ^, ^qras f?5pr, *^,+<4i *siam, ^'iv.*!, +MK*<'tl, ^- 
 
 LUCKLESSXESS, «. V. A."^^.&C. qsii^^Wn »». ^SftlTTTOT. &c. 
 
 «ign or mark of 1. ^xt ^^vn n. 
 
 LCCKT, 0. T. FOBTO-ATE. "^^T^, Kraqt"^^!^, g^^TT^, TT- 
 
 '<4Ni, «rii«i<fl-m, &c. *{\mn\-j^ pop. »<i'M^H, Hirnnr^, 
 
 L. at makiug money. ^wjI^Rj. 
 
 2 offatoraUe influence, autpiciout. ^H, 5TR, ^<+rfl- 
 
 ^r, BPTT^, g in comp. [ H^<il*l ». 
 
 L. conjunction, union of merit and fortune. ^>if^- 
 
 Lvceatite, a. T. GAisrct. fiti^rO'-d, ^>WNI, «<iWMI, 
 
 LvcKATivESEss, «. v. A. aRJBm »». 3^151^ m. aprraqoiT m. 
 
 LtctE, ». T. Gai.\. qrffr/ TFT m. ?5m m. 
 
 To LvciBBATE, c. M. ttudif by candle light or at night, f^- 
 
 «PR n.-Ac. ?T^. 
 LrccBKATio.v, n. a»y thing eompo$ed by eamlU light, ^c. ^' 
 'fra-f^M<H-&c. %^^ ir*T-5^a^-Ac. <i?ft^ qj^rr ». 
 
 LCDicfioutf, a excitinj laughter^ latighaUe. ^H INMI'II- 
 v^»HT-Jtc. ^ 3iiu|i<4l ^T-Ac. ^TW^IH^, ^IWI><, ^R^- 
 
 LvPiCBOtSLT, adv. V. A. ^ <4Nm'|'II-Ac. derl. \ 
 
 LUEICB0US5ES8, n. T. A. flBRH m. fR^TJlT^rrT/. ^T^- j 
 
 rqi4*«1l/. ^IHJ^HHnf^/. 
 LcE3 TE5EI1EA, N. 7^^^ m. »i*ff f. — in Cant or covert | 
 
 vf. #t?R<0^ 1^1 «t. 5:^ M. 3iit?tTr (M- ^mxi m. ^- 
 
 ACBicted with 1. 3^1^, JTmr, ^T^TRT, J^'T'TT. 
 Eruption into purulent sore* from 1. v*^ ^ly or 
 
 Leo. Sm £ab. 
 
 To Li«, ». «. hate. t. To Dbaa. iRrT sftlflj, ^f^ ancof- 
 %«f, »<»<N«i or V<<»r'4«f, 
 
 To I. by the c»r«. "PTT 1C^ 'HH't-JI'J. 
 
 To I. out.—* nrord. OTBoi, ^m^^ *T^. 
 Lvo-tiii., a. HOT m. ? 
 LcooiOE, «. T. Bagoaoe. f(J^V>( m. ^TTTllOTl/. 4llf^<ll<Y 
 
 LcoCBBiOM, m. mournful, r. FoBBOwm. nVT, I'l^. 
 LcEE-WABit, «. mUyy irarm. ^T^. or m%Z, :MnK, Wt^TJ, 
 <IIHI«T, f^TCTlT, 'H'llHH-WI, 'iiliHITT, Wt^5S or ift^- 
 
 ^,>m«f , vt««r, i^jwi, n^, ^nm^, iwt'.h, frewr. 
 
 2 «o< zealous, ardent, Sfc. v. ISi)iFFEBEST. STrTthfT ^- 
 LUKE-WAEMLY, a<f». T. A. 2. >J'^I^MUI|^, JF^^TR'iT^, STT- 
 
 oi'Hi^, V4I4H, 3Rrr<n'{«N>, h^^^^, t^^ttj^^. 
 
 LuKE-WAKiDfESS, «. T. A. 1. ^H'1"^U|| «». 3li«l4SU|| M. &e. 
 
 2 q:Tft3Trr«TT/. ar^TRW/. ^^wmr w. 34HH>d F/. st^j^r- 
 
 ^ m. ^rsrf /. »r5^/. 3TToEW «». 3iW*^ n. M^r^l^ «». 
 To Lull, ». o. compose to sleep. xhAH 3i|U|0i, ^TT^/. «F- 
 
 2 soothe.^ appease, quiet, ^c. v. To Compose, ^irm^i oc 
 ?rtfl^, flid'pi.at, 3TT5I^, 3TTotf5 ^, ^tt^ ^0^. ^t^T^'T 
 
 «.-Jtc. ^T'jf g. oj 0. 
 
 To Lull, v. n. subside, — wind. TS^t, 5RI^, ^frT ^. 
 Lull, n. temporanj cessation of wind. ^X^=^^^\^^f■^ V\fH 
 
 f. ^ fiTPT »». ^^?^ ». m^^rtfrt/. 
 Lullabt, «. song to put infants to deep, qTo!<Jn m. ^3Tr^ or 
 
 Lumbago, ». /)«jn in the loins, ^r^k or ft^ n.v. *rT, ^S^jft/. 
 ;j?njr/, ^^/. all with ». ht, qr5JT55«»-i>i. •». ?n5, 
 
 To get 1. spiR/ *Rnr or «Rfff g. ofs. 
 Lumbal, Lumbar, a.pertaining to the hint. "i>h^'^i,»imi-<ii, 
 HMlil^l, spfr^TiT^, qjf;:^^^'^. 
 L. region. HMIS n. ^sp »«. 
 Luubeb, n. /At»^« useless or cumbersome, things heaped 
 together. ^3^R| w. adinoc/. amSd'U or 31'I3«('15 «. 
 
 /. HTTTa m. n. ^rWT n.^^nT/.'T^^T'I».3TgT^fWt tllHiiw. 
 L. room. »fv»ftWHT «•• •>)'»)t<*(Hr m. 
 To Lumber, v. a. heap together disorderly. qt^E ^^.^-Tw^r- 
 
 in'/A locative case of o. 3^<»l« H57I %^. 
 LUMIXABT, «. torfy vhich gives light, v. Liuut. ^ w. ^TP 
 
 m. inSTn^ <T^4 OT.-^T?J n.-&e. 
 
 2 fig. ^3r:73T m. rl%TT^ »«. 
 LuMi.NOus. Sec Bbioht, f^nisi.so. 
 Lump, n. small mats. IRI «. ITT «. IJT m. ^1^ «•• »^/. 
 
 ?it5<t/. ftg^ETjft/. fti m. 
 
 L. of hardened liccc» or Mybala. «%l«. ?nft/. JS?^ or 
 
 L. or oodulc of dung. «^ n. ?!<t/. r%^ ». 
 2 ( Cip. of something soft ). a«lTT or HT^ m. f^T^ m. 
 B»I^ »•. ffR^t^T m. [ rWVT m. 
 
 L. of flesh, Ac. as torn of. ^.^^ m. ;^^ m. »^«rT »». 
 8 sh^itUss mast. »f|g!T w. IJT »». HgT w. i!?T w. ^/. ^- 
 
 IT M. 5^ •». nrr/ i% m. mW *». 
 
 In one 1. ^-Itf, ^[V<iH,^*T^»T. [ qt?r w. 
 
 i ctUection, v. Cior. «?t5I!^ or 5^ or g^nft/. I?5T m. 
 
ixm 
 
 50d 
 
 ITTR 
 
 5 whole, grot$. TWff /• dl+MW m. 3l«hv«1Hl/. 3t*^C^. 
 
 In the 1. or gross. ((+<4(<*i, ^^P^FP, shp or vt^, ^q^ 
 or ?PR, ■H+iPl+d or WX^nZ^ +)<+)+•'. «>r ^TTHIJ, ^RJ- 
 iKMIcfi, Vl-ili-^, ♦J+'itfT, *i*iii*iK%, tKpK'K, vj'lrt'fr or 
 ^, ^^^, TrpT </wZ. 3^, g^n, g'qTT ded. (J+<*H, ^TT^^. 
 
 Sale in the gross or 1. (^cp^ f^^/. 
 
 To pay, lend, give, or borrow, receive, &c. in a 1.^- 
 ^-^%5^ ^-^-&e. 
 To Lump, i>. a. throw into a mass or body. i(+'tlo6| m.-^^i^ra 
 
 /.-<^+<fl'i OT.-&C. spTof ^. o/ 0. ^^^ ^Ftof, ^^r^-^ifrr- 
 
 Ac. ^^-irrsof-qT^, rM^*<yi n. ^^ y. of 0. 
 
 2 ( sums, items, particulars, &c.) >(«m,**i /--^^HiDrt*! n.- 
 
 &c. t^cfr-?rPTot-*TfiSr. 
 Lumped, ^.v.V.l. <^*'Tloi| +,ciril, ii+41*f>^«4(^rti,&c. fs^vm. 
 LuMPiKG, a. thumping, whacking, Sfc. v. Labge. <<iirti, ^tw, 
 
 TF, 555, t^, ^'IRT, «l<iisi, <t)SKuii. [ rt^r^. 
 
 Lumpish, a. rfuW, heavy, gross, lit. fig. wT5, ^*J5J, ♦ig^i, ^'^ 
 
 LUMPISHNESS, rt. T. A. v^SH«II m. r<JrtM«ll OT. wT5<TT/. F*^- 
 
 LuMPT, a. having lumps. ^awMNl, fl^foo^^, T^^TT^, S^- 
 
 55, fl'uaft. 
 Lunacy, «. v. Madkess. %i«. T^^HT^w. 3^m^^ m. 
 LuNAB, LuNABT, a. relating, ^c. to the moon. ^^T^, &C. 
 
 Lunar day. frff*T />op. ?ft*l/. The 1. days (whether of 
 the waxing or of the waning moon ) are, 1st Hf?iH<^l /. 
 "TR^ fn.-2nd. fgrft^/. sf^3T/-3rd girfhTT/. ?ft^/.— 4th 
 '^f. ^»T/.-5th q^Tft/.-6thq^/. mf.-7th ?fHTft 
 /-8th 3T^Tft/.-9th H?Tfr/-10th ^?lTft/.-llth iTjpT^- 
 ?ft/ ^JFT^/.-l?thfrq5(ft/. STR^/ siRSfft/.-]3th?nft- 
 ^■^ f. ^T^/.-14th =5rg^?ft /. %W /. The day of new 
 moon is, aiHN*i|| or aiMHl^l/ 3T^^/. aPTT/. The 
 day of full moon is, ^fSmi or ^ftf8mT/. J'R/. HlufnitO 
 /. The 11th day of each waxing and waning moon is 
 particularly holy, and has a particular name indicatory 
 of some observance commanded and blessing annexed, 
 or allusive to some recorded event upon it. The 
 following are the names or titles of the two ((+|<^^ of 
 each mouth: — 
 
 ^"T, 1 srm^fi^, ^ ?nK5T, 
 
 The figure 1 denotes the ((+l<^^ of the ^^T^ or 
 waxing moon, and the figure 2 that of the «r^^ or 
 
 waning moon. 
 
 The <(«l>I<^7ft of the ^^'I?? of the months 3TT^TT and 
 fjifri* are both called M^H[<H^^ft, On the first Vishnu 
 goes to sleep and on the second he awakes. 
 
 DiflTerenee of solar and 1. days. ^Tsrfrrf^/. 
 Inauspicious 1. day. VMfflf^T/. !^'tTfrff4/. 
 L. day having no ceremony or rite commanded for 
 it. *li«fdf^ or HitlfOiT/. 
 L. eclipse, "tf^ij^ui n. 
 L. mansion. ^^5i n. 
 L. measurement. ^qt^^rFT w. 
 L. month. -Mi^m*) w. 
 L. year. ^\^ ^ n. 
 
 Observance of the fasts and rites of the several 1. 
 days. fTf*mr5^ n. 
 
 The L. dynasty, "^^i m. ?ft»ni>I m. 
 LUNATED, a. formed like a half moon. 3T'H^T^R,3Tyr^fT?!frr, 
 Lunatic, a. v. Mad. %iT, f^^, f'T^W, P^+il4^t5T,^fll?^?J, 
 
 — Note; Lunacy is often attributed to demons. 
 Lunation, n. revolution of the moon. ^'^WM «. ^nrtlff^ 
 
 /. T^m'TFI m. "^'^sRHrfH n. 
 Lunch, Luncheon, n. food taken between meals, ^rrai m. 
 
 '^^^ m. <PTTq5 m. 3H^K m. 
 To Lunch, a. n. <jrt55 w.-TT^ m. ^ot. 
 Lungs, n. 5«^?r pop. ^^ n. 'Ft'ft^ n. 
 
 To strain one's 1. ftnCT 'Tr'JfT ^T^S't. 
 LuNT, n. »»«<cA cord to fire a cannon. vdiH'fl/. trtST w. 
 LuBCH, a. sudden roll of a ship. *lri«l<1MI-&c. 'itrTT »». 'R«T- 
 
 cir^-&c. c?^ /. 
 
 To fetch a 1. ntrfT »».-3^ /. ^T^. 
 To leave in the 1. tTtTq^^rHV^-yfit- ^l » T ^ -&c. ■^- 
 ot-<TT^, 3T»TT^;(ff-3TtreTrft-3TtT:'Tpft STTrJot-Tre^. 
 To be left in the 1. frtl^^t-^^fT-Ac. q?nt. 
 That leaves in the 1. ST^+fMvjM+'t, STT^ %^ qr?? T- 
 
 2b LuBCH, e. «. — a ship. r7^/.-»TtrTT m. ^ri't, 55^5^. 
 LuEB, n. iajY, allurement.^ enticement. 3TTf*T^». ^T^w. ^^^ 
 ^Tm. c5t^/. OTf|5/. STc5t>T^«. t5?5T»n. 
 
 To hold out a 1. mw^f- ^T^-'WT^, 3fn^/.-^^raC«.« 
 
 To LxTBE, ». a. entice, v. To AtLUKE. Kt^, t5T3r^/.-?JtTw. 
 
 -t5T*rOT.-^n^»».-&c. <\l<H<iuJ, ^?R/. h«i.u<, si3^T'T»--&c. 
 
 ^^y. o/o. 
 LuBED, |). V. V. tflf^H, MrilPTfT. 
 LuBiD. See Dismal, Gloomy. 
 To LuBK, V. n.lie in wait, lie close. 3(1^, H^'fiul, UT^, H'J^, 
 
 ^-fe^-«f^-«&c. ^wil, ^m.-^f.-^ m.-&c. mT^- 
 
 LUBKEB, n. LUEKINO, ;». a. V. V. ^^tTTRT, frf+UIKl, 55T 
 
 HKUIKI, &c. ^WT, <^^»ii-<<i, 
 LuBKiNQ, «. V. Y.—act. ^^n. &c. ^m. ^f. 
 
 LUEKING-PLAOE, tt. ^ST/ fespxjl/. tJ'^tll/. 
 
 i LuBHKGLY, adv. V. V. rt'JH«*"iH, rfSrltfMd, fe^ -"^IM* 
 
 i 
 
LUS 
 
 503 
 
 LUX 
 
 Lisciors, a. gtceet so at to nauteate. *TTft "il?, nil di4[*<- 
 
 •)«iKi, f'T^ *!♦(•( uiKi, ntj, arfnfir?. 
 
 2 wry #iffrt am/ ricA, delicious. «(^<1'fl<,'H<.*i)<,*KM^- 
 
 LcsciousxEss, f«. V. A. 1. vnft 'frrnTTOT. fir^ «(*i**«iiO 
 
 LrsoET, a. T. Platful. ^o&HI. 
 
 Lust, «. lonpny desire, t. Desise. #^«. ^mf. ?5T^w. 
 
 ^?ra or ^/. ^jtott/. sn^w/. fomi/. 
 
 2 depraved desire. J^^ltiii/. fTT^RFIT/. ^^TOHT/. 
 
 3 carnal desire, appetence, ^[mn. f^^m. »T^%^gT/. f^- 
 
 Inflamed with, mad with, blind from, &c. 1. M<^HMW, 
 
 'Rt', *i»iitJ^M, •Milf'^Hl, ^H^Tft, ^rufJHT, H<^Hft|grf, &c. 
 To Lew, r. «i. desire vehemently, long, v. To Desibe. rilHiil, 
 
 g««i^, fHHiHul, m^, ift^w. JT^, srm«. aira^, 3ft^ 
 
 2 A<irf depraved desires. ^^m^f.-''m^\V^f.-^^(\^^f. 
 -Ac. ^T't-'n^E^-Ac. ofKi iriM in. con. ^tSi, 
 
 3 <fc*ire carnally. ^TKm -*T^»».-ic. ^^it- ^71^ ^^if in. 
 
 con. ^i^m&c. ^, ^»rj^'i;-*?<^H«j«f+ rf^g^. 
 Lcsirri., a. v. N. 1. and Covetous. aY^ or ^Mt, jsMt, 
 fT^TT or ^^TT, f*?T^ or ^^, ^T^ 
 
 2 mM4ifl>i4ii, 5«tm^^, &c. 
 
 8 *T»ft, «T5^, fiiMj^-qr, ^rmTTirT^, *iH^^'m, Ac. 
 frem, ^j'^'ft, »i*igfj5, *iM^r^, *T»nnT, *iHir»<i, ^tt- 
 iR»T, *mfr«i, frmra'if, ?pmffT, *ihim, ^^in^w, ^- 
 
 or <^i>Hl*, >i'.l«, ^H<,«0<'1, •«4^l«ft, ^T^niTTTTT, MT^- 
 «rTT, »i»iif*i^^, UTR^, *T^^, ^vi'iyoft, <M*<. Some 
 tcrmt tor a lustful person, annwering to lewdster, lecher, 
 ifc. i(c. are "m^, f^sft, AHWY, n^^^, THH^PWr^ 
 
 Wt^- See also Libebtise. 
 LcnnjixT, •dv. t. A. 3. *mi[j(t%, fR^^ft, »lM*tw i i i, 
 
 LcnrcurxM, ». t. A. 3. ^rWh^IT ••. Ac. ^rgi^m/ %\f*{- 
 
 LcsTiLT, adv. T. A. aftW i^Tp, ^^tw W^^, ''ftw ^3f^, ^9,^., 
 
 LuBTinxM, •». ▼. A. c^ m. ». arm^/. ^^/. 3Tt»ir<t 
 
 Lvmil., a. reUtinj to, or used in purtjtcatitm. I^Ht,^^- 
 To Lvrnk-n, v. m. t. To PcBinr. 55-Ac. *t^, 5^/- 
 LcnBATiox, n. T. v.— •«<. ^^^»^ II. flf^^R^ n.—tlate. 
 
 ^r 
 
 LOITBS, ». T. BBIOHTItKSB. *f^/. JKJp. »tn/. J^ •. 
 
 That has the 1. of the planet Venus, ^spt. 
 To shed it's 1. — a pearl, Sic. ffRof. 
 3 eminence, eclat, renotcn, ^'c. ^THT/. wfHyi/. rplT n. t 
 
 LusTBOUs, a. See Bbiqht, Bbilliast. 2— a gem, &c. 9] 
 "^ll-m, ffloEI'^JI, v/ilffl-m', Ac. Mlun<\K, 5R^, ^^2fIT,rI^r 
 
 LuSTBUM, n. period ojfive years. ^^^PB n. 3H*<^H-«(* «. J 
 LxiSTT, o. strong, vigorous, able of body, healthy, v. Stout, 
 
 LUTANIST, n. player on the lute. R^l+O, <i^^^i cj^<xft or 
 LuTABious, a. pertaining, ifc. to mud. fHiMrtNl, f^^rfidW, 
 
 2 o/' <Ac coZor of mud. ^T^?^ <'II*)I, mxiul. 
 Lute, w.— musical instr. ^wj. pop. fspirT »». ri^ or H- 
 
 qtTT »«. rfm. <il^/. *ft^ ♦». n. 
 Bridge of a 1. FTK^pft/. 
 L. of one string. HuiHuf «. R>«»t<l/. 
 Lcteb, Lutist. See Lutahist. 
 LuTULEST. See Muidt. 
 To Luxate, ». «. v. To Disjoikt. ^T? ff».-^rt«rr m.-Ac. 7^- 
 
 oEOt, ?t% OT. jpi. fi% ^HT^Jt ^. o/ 0. 
 Luxation. See Dislocation. 
 LusUBiANCE, LuxuBiANCT, f*. rofli or cxcessive growth. »TT- 
 
 LuxuBiANT, a. V. N. 3*14^1^ ^1^-MI, ^\i\-r.*\\ *RT^, Hmr- 
 
 ^T, |f5«iij?'«ji^i, Ac. RT^ssr, «(i«i<*, *ji«io6, ^^nr. 
 
 LVXCBIANTLT, arfp- V. A. vJ<H4*<l^. 
 
 To LciUBiATE, r. «. ^row exuberantly. JTHTof, ^TT'T'lf, 3!?Tm. 
 ^'if, TJT^, «R^, "mR^ or <^NT^^ »rt»ia''f , 1^1^, ^Taot 
 or mawf, H^oT JTr^of. 
 2 /ipe luxuriously, revel. ^/. HR^-T?^, 5^t»l^, ^- 
 
 LvxuBlOVS, a. indulging in graiifleations, voluptuous, )tHT-, 
 
 f*Tt?T^, ^^*Tt»ira'P, »^»ira'f>, g^»Trn??moT. Some 
 terms for a voluptuous person are, g^fPiS, ^^TJ^t, 5^- 
 
 2 administering U> higwy. ^aiKIHINI, 5W^, fttW* 
 
 LvxuBiousLT, a</v. V. A. 1. gw^f, f^Hmi^, ^'TtT^'F, 
 
 LcxcBieviNEBft, n. v. A. 1. ^^Ht^irafl?/. ft^T^^rafW/ 
 »*t»irafv/. »i^si<»CTT/. g^'Ttn m. ff«?«T»ftn m. fw^- 
 
 LvxuBT, n. See LuxcBioVBSBei. 2.— a luxury, y. Paimx. 
 
MAC 
 
 504 
 
 MAD 
 
 3 any thing gratifying to the senses. g^HrTT^-f^?!!??!^- 
 ^9T31I<lHNI-&c. q^4 «».-^T5r^ m.-ke. \^^n^^^;\^\y;^ n. 
 g^WWFT «. ^^MHlf^i^ «. PPT^f ^^rf^ n. 
 Lte, «. — the impreguated water. ^RSWt «• ^R^lt n. ^- 
 
 Ltino, «. uttefing fdseliood, v. Lie. #^ ^tcjotn. f*f«'frf¥/. 
 Ltino, a. mendacious, v. Liab. ^ '^tJ^ornT, 3=rar'T*rr«ft', 3T- 
 
 Lting oveb, a. iJP^, ^FrTrrr, 5f^'<T. 
 Ltmpii «. — in anatomy. TTift ». 3^VTT<T "». 
 LTMPnATic, n. — the vessel. S|rttTfrTn?T vdrf^il^'fl/. H^t^w. 
 Ltxx, «. +lfo6^<l or ?Blfo5^T »«. W5t^ or ^PtoE^TT «». ^T- 
 
 ofllT m. 
 Lthe, «. V. Lute. stIxftt/. /jo;?, f^iirr ♦». 
 Ltbic, Lthical, a. f^u<^m< »TT'''n^-^»?1nT-&c.^f^, 
 Ltbist, w. RoiNMf^oiKI, Rl«l+0. 
 
 M. 
 
 ]yj, is represented by JT. 
 Ma. See Mothee. 
 
 Mace, n. ensign ofauihorHy. ^t[f. ^€\f. ^ n. 
 2 club, Sfc. T. Cudgel, ^r m. ^"tfTT m. 1^/. 
 
 An iron m. rtl^^s «». 
 3— the spice, onqtr^ft/. <T=5ft/. ^T?fW^/. *Tk??tq=5ft/. 
 Spurious m. ^T^^ft/. JTT^rT=5ft/. <mM->n/. 
 Mace-beabek, n. S^tfT^, 15^t^, SN'^K, *1lrf<^K, ^AK- 
 
 ^, ^rar^, ^spTT, qT^nrnft, ^?rn1%, ^f^nrt, ^«n:. 
 
 The mace-bearers, &c. — the pursuivants generally of 
 
 a great man. tfl^l'^UMM^K. 
 To Macerate, v. a. make thin, waste. < | j«<ui , <«j< | «|ui , f|R^- 
 
 of , J|co^i4ui, ?^-?;Tr-^-«fec. ^T^, Jp^PT «.-&c. ^Tot y. 
 
 of o. 
 
 2 */««/?. fjT^-fjT^jTH qn^iJf^ f^T^Sir, *fr5r/. ^^ y. o/o. 
 Macerated, p. v. V. 1. <T«*Jrtc?l, ^» l >)^ri l, &c. ^, ^?I. 
 
 Maceration, n. t. V. l.—act. dl^ «. &c. ^^ n. ??#F- 
 
 2 f^rsT^ot «. Ac. f H^^jufl / »ft^/. 
 jTo Machinate, p. a. plan, scheme, v. To Costrive. «(ivHui, 
 
 ^^1 «rf tr^r, ^jftiot, ^piptt/.-Ac. jr^ y. o/ o. 
 
 Machination, n. v. V.— of<. ^\^ n. vm n. &c. q 1?io|sp 
 /• '^^^Z- %3T^/. ^jtt/. 
 
 I. malicious plot or scheme, device to injvre. j»Tfl «. ^- 
 WTtl «. f^5 «. jrpTtS n. fPTM «. qjfTaft/. s^/'O/'. f^- 
 H or f^ m. ^TiTT or f^R^fT^ n. ?5^ or ?5^ n. %^ n. 
 r(K^ n. spT^^T^ n. ^^5 «. ^%% n. vrTfTt? w. 4.c)i | a or a 
 n. qsygg or g? n^ »n^ w."^/ f^/. f^FfSTT/ rT- 
 
 Machinatob, «. V. v. *?r<ifuiKi, r^nmrr, &c. »d^^, t^pp. 
 
 I.— of malicious devices, Sfc. J^ft or sp'TfllTT, ^TT^'t- 
 
 ^, ^t[ or ^eifqr, f^rrj^, ^B^s^itft o;- j^fgr, ^"ptt- 
 
 »7ft, ?rC^, 'iV-B'RTT, di"+'l«tIvH, 'MT^f^, "ir^ft, f^HT^, ^- 
 
 jnrTFm or oBErT,%^ or"%i)r«Tr. 
 
 Machine, n. engine. ^^ /jo/), vif^ «. 
 
 Machinery, n. comlination of mechanical potcers. ^'"i.^^ 
 
 or spotTB^ n- qftS*feT »n. ^t^fm^Tq «. 
 
 2 machines in general. ^^ pop. ^^n.pl. 
 
 Made or done by m. ?t5ft, ^^, [^'-at+.K. 
 
 Machinist, «. constructor Sfc. of machines. ^^ <P<»»lHf, 
 
 2 onf cerwff in machines, 't^f^ HT^TTT, 'f^f^t^Trf^^, 
 Mackerel «. ?TMj»Mt^| ^^p jTrFfT arr^. 
 Maceocosm, «. /Ae universe, f^^ n. f^T'T^^ «. 
 Macula, «. v. Spot, Stain. 5m m. fa% «. fiM*! m. fif^- 
 
 T «. 5|«^ m. 
 Mad, o. disordered in mind, crazed, deranged, insane, lunatic, 
 
 S(c. %5T ( remiss, sff^, ^3'Ict, %5^, ^s+l, ) f^^, f^- 
 
 W?7Jm1^, ff|;«^, ?t^T, HtT, T^tT, -i'HI<t, ?fp*T^, 
 ■d'HI-^mn, *T^, vf?7 ;— as iutensitive, frantic, furious, 
 raving, raging, outrageous, Sfc. HK+I^il, ^i^hhuiki- 
 "PtfTRT, "^'I^HKUIKI, f^oE^HT, D^rJlI'l^r!!, >TT^37Tk- 
 c5T ; — loosely or coufpreh. mad, fatuous, foolish, ^c. ^JT- 
 ^oET, — freely, mad, furious, Sfc. ^dlP^^I. 
 Stark m. mvftrr-SHol«o{t??-&c. ^, 
 To drive m. %5 n. ^nflpif-HT^, ^S^u| or ^SN>if. 
 To go m. become deranged,crazed,S;c. %T «.-=5fo5 m.n.-Ac, 
 t^mor J«. COM. ^iHUJ, qrioEnr, ^^Mojof, <m«ii5'i, fW3«T, 
 f^^n^, sEf^ofr or %^, ^ToEof , «IIM-=(*<ji, f^+ot^, "JifTT »». 
 J^-HT^ m. fo«. ^/. ^^ »w. con. tff%-?^?-&c. ^\% 
 
 fimor, ^n^iTTTT^mr g^oT, *!!% m. pi. ^jcvm. 
 
 To run m. — a dog', jackall, &c. RtionOI. 
 2 proceeding from madness, indicating derangement. ^IT, 
 
 Some phrases expressive of mad proceedings.^ wild fjr- 
 cesses., Sfc. are, %l f<^%0'|, g'fT^ TT^i^ TI'^I'. 
 Q furious, enraged. +,|o^rtrll, ^75E^r5T, ^H%t7T, <in«(V, 
 ;?fT^^ IKTT or TT?TT ^T^TT, fTK^ «fR^ or rTRW STR^, 
 
 4 vehemently desirous., ^c. %IT, f^^, ( as IT^T^Tf^T, 
 3<|UIMI %5T ), 3T5E^, 3T55f^. 
 
 Mad-bbained. See Mad. 
 
 Madcap,«. Under this word as bearing the general sense of 
 a wild and recklessly daring person, and as comprehend- 
 ing the Taried import of such terms and designations 
 as madman, mad fellow, dreadnought, daredevil, wildfire, 
 desperado, a madbrained, crackbrained, harebrained, neck 
 or nought ftUoxv, we hare collected the correspondent 
 Maralhi terms and phrases. 3T^?rrT, ST^rlTft, ar^fTR ^. 
 ?T%3T, %¥nftT, *<J|cl**ti«)l, Rtili, vj<'»>l'*-''Tr «M*v/i|t<|, ^' 
 
KAft 605 
 
 ^Hl-rvi, ^^|, ^t^f^t, 3fn^""PT, f^N^^l, »i"5*-<(oc«4l, 
 
 Mad-house, n. iisyi-cii «i^,<jiMi m. M?wrs^ n. f^rf?T- 
 
 Madiiau. See Mad. 1. 
 
 ^Iadah, n. T. Ladt. ^/. HT^. The English word under 
 the form of WSff or Himi\\*i is common. 
 
 To Madden, r. a. male mad. %l n. HHu^-H^, %?^ or 
 ^tl^^, "ku-Ac. ^T't, ^f^-; ff m.-&c. ^J^ ff. ofo. 
 2 See To Excite. To Asckb. 
 
 To Maddes, v. n. beeonte mad kj[-&c. ^t'S,'^ n.-&c. ^t^t- 
 rfl'|Sl-*T^ in. eon. *i\M-i* n. ^, ^i^TJ < r JRRof, %?- 
 »T5E»r, ^4l<i<Ji, *rf^/. ^^ »'«. fon. ^f^s^-iff M.-&C. ^ 
 y. o/"*. — esp. from demoniac influence. ^f1liui,fH*(Hui, 
 
 M addeb, n. — the plant. Hf^ «. «. [H^. 
 
 MaDK,j>. t. V. 1. 3?T^%^?5T, i^SBJ^ &C. ?!tT, 3?T5r, i%- 
 
 2 q??.ai, %^t5T, Ac. 
 
 3 %^ST, *IHI>j!^-t5I, ^ (used with the noon, as Kiffi-il 
 made of earth, ^fP^TT^ made, of gold, Ac.) HT, ^|cH4> 
 ^ft^ — all in comp. 
 
 1 ^W?T, *>f^H ^^, &c fifM»^. 
 
 il. up. fabricated, ^f^\^'., ipfW. 
 Madlt, «</r. T. A. 1. ^ipf, 'jft'mT^, it5MI*)K«l, ^CMI^IuO, 
 
 .VI ADXE38, «. T. A. 1 wf *■ ft^ «». q:^ n. ^"mr »». &c. ^ 
 
 m. ^3 M. ( as q^T^oS, *I»»^ iftM^K, Ac. ), H\M->\A m. 
 
 WT^ •". a-MI^ «»■ J'HI^MI^ m. H^ m. 
 
 M. arising from joy. ^fT^ »». 3iM<^4)|<j »». 
 
 Sham m. or idiocy. tTR^ii. m^f*T?^ «. 
 
 Bbammer of m. or idiocy. m?WlT, •^4l<?<l,v<|ciF>«|. 
 
 To feign m. %l ^«^ ^i'lifiu '«IPt. 
 
 To provoke or vex to m. \x »• HTW^. 
 3 ^n^^WWfT «. ^WIS^I^^T ■•• ^ii^^ii^Nwii «. Ac, 
 
 4%i».f^ ». ^*»'/' [«rt«mTw. 
 
 I. *Mi tricia and frank*. ^%^K m. f/. ^%%^ m. ;»/. 
 
 ». 0^5^ *». i<ttr»T ■«. 
 
 Maoaxi^tk, «. *^or« AoM««, S[e. «tST "». ^t<t/. ^ftTT n. ^^ 
 Srtt/ Ttll'IH f». •lUny^ n, [n. VW\P\K n. 
 
 2 ortenal, armory. «?I'»M^I «. fjTi^^fT^ M. ^j^^vqi'iK, 
 8 ( of powder ). ^I*,1HI ••. 
 
 Maooot, n. T. WoBM. f^RT m. WJft/. 3re( / ^ «. fM 
 
 A maggoty 101*. fWT n. fWr «. — Bollock, Ac. 
 ■Stctad with it. fv«*<tT.— Charm raring it. fCfVT n. 
 ffVW«ror7<P^ ».— Swarm of flica producisg it. Vt^J'. 
 
 To nrBm with naggott. yi^*^. 
 
 MA& 
 
 2 See Fakct. [ j-M^-md w. 
 
 MAGGOitSESs, «. T. A. 1. f^i^Moii m. &c. ^^^/. »n<«)«. 
 Maqcott, a. having maggot*. f^«<i>l, (i>i<4c&, f^?!T, f%S^. 
 
 2 See Faxcifuij. 
 Maoic, n. tcrcery, enchantment, stt^ /. v^r^fJlfJ/". %J^«.^- 
 
 c5iTOT.«n<r^qi/.^m^ni<ji/. fr^iT^fsTcrr /. argflf^/. 
 
 w. arfiTErnC m. 3TfM-MKr^<IT/. — compreh. 5jFTi^Jt«iTT ». 
 
 Magical formula. See Chabm. 
 
 Magical device — gener. (against demoniac influence 
 or disease ). riliMI or atSTT »». ^^ «. ^ »». ^^MN^ «. 
 
 Magical process to injure. ^Ai\^ or Bi n. ^nT'iT ». 
 v^K^IMKui n. a^fHxfTT w. 
 SIagic, Maoic al, a. of or belonging to magic, ^n^^, «TT^- 
 flft^, «ft<!^4j-=ll, Ac. 5|lT«rtt, StfT^T^, 3lfH-HiR<^. 
 2 done, S(c. by magic, vilij^^ll, ^T^^ irffil, f^?ll-=lRl<HI, 
 
 3Tf*<-«||<l, 
 Magicalit, adv. v. A. 1. ^n^, ^n^Pt^, sftr^^, Ac. 
 Magician, n. one that practises magic- sorcerer.^ enchanter, 
 
 wizard, S(c. ^sTT^Tt, ^T^tT, n^I<J_«)WI, ^rf»l«(M, fc5*ft, 
 
 fr^lMftqi =3TmOTTTT,ff^^^l''WIKI,3TfiT^rrt1'iaTf*RTft- 
 ^, f^'sj+nj, WlHi-qi ( caster of the charmed palmful 
 of grain ), irTTTTT or 'IK4«ll(t ( hailcausers ), ^itnf^ 
 ( snake doctors ), TT^"?! ( finder of lost things ). 
 MaOistebial, a. of or belonging to a magistrate. '$\-A\\(\M\., 
 
 2 such as suits a master, authoritative. sf^iin^T, *^- 
 
 TTT^, ujf^^r, ^mrW?!?, sr^f^Wti^. 
 
 3 arrogant, hauhty, v. Pboud. afrfHTP^, ^S?5, THR^T, 
 MaOisteeullt, adv. v. A. 1. "frif^rtfETT TIBn^, ^t^T^Tft- 
 
 2 ijHM'fli'i, tri'^T'IT^, Ac. 
 
 Ma018TEBIAI.!«ES8, ff. T. A. 2, tpft^oiT w.R^j'mT m. R^fl. 
 
 2 qsft<miMT item. afJir^TfTT/. 'f'^'qoiT w.aT3T»i. KH^/. 
 
 Maoistbact, n. office or dignity of a magistrate. S^l^^rtt/. 
 
 m. in^'rftnriT n. 
 
 2 Jorfy of magistraU*. \^\fi^\(\ tn. f. viH?ftT«i;rtt»iSoft 
 /. *I>^WJ^f m. 
 Maoibtbal. See Maoisterial 2. 
 MAOlsTBiTE, fi. ^^rtt^T^criHT, $1^^, y^mniftTT, V*l'lf»T- 
 
 *rtt, M»»'tw»?1, i^l^T«»^. The English word, under the 
 
 form of Hlf^i^iij is commonly used. 
 Maoka5IM1tt, n. v. A. 1. ^f^\^J iqT^ojT m -^f^otT m.-Ac. 
 
 Rn?«T n. Q^if n. ^ n. 
 
MAGt 
 
 Maonanimocs, a. great of mind. HRl^r sm-KTST-Ac. ST^TH- 
 STT^, ^li^Mimi-MI, 'T<^I<HHNI, SfJlT^mMr, H^im**, H- 
 
 2 dictated, ^c. hy magnanimity. ilKmNl, vi<^KmNr, 
 &c. iT5Tr5qTii*K<0-=(l, 3?1<^I<IHI, ^^TTSTT, 2Hfl^l4M<Hl<, 
 Maokakimouslt, adv. v. A. 'IHi^m'IM, <i<i^KHHI'l, &c. ^- 
 
 Magnate, w. v. Qbakdee. ^-MH<^«n^TH^«T m. 
 
 Maonet, n. V. LoADSTOifE. c5T^^«l* m. 
 
 Magnetic, Maonetical, a. 0/ or lelonging to the magnet. 
 
 2 V. AtTKACTIVE. 3TT^>^, SH^MuifinT^. 
 
 Maonetism, n. power of the magnet. tM^;^mtnT m. c^t^- 
 
 fTo Magnetise, v. a. fst^^^prtpf »».-?5tf^5l5T?I^/. ^- 
 
 Magnific, Magnifical. «oe Magnificent, Fine. 
 Magnificence, «. v. A. ?trHr/ 3TT or ^TPT/ ^TPHfrtt/. a'- 
 
 H^VUii »». *roMMU|| >». '•TTT OT. ■'Miini'i or '417^15 m. 3RFf 
 
 or 3TTTO/. *i<>M<ii/. 
 Magnificent, a. grand, .splendid, v. Tine. 3K^, Ts^t, UTT- 
 
 2/oMi 0/ splendor. ^M\^-^\m\i\M]-&c. fhft-5^. 
 Magnificentlt, adfe. v. A. 1, SPft^, UR^T^, jft^^ft^, 
 
 *rii»1li ^JJ€T. 
 Magnified, /;. t. V. 1. »nd!*M ^raw^c5T, n\Z\ ^T^T^OT. 
 
 2 «IHjll"lrfrfl, &C. :?ftfrtrT. 
 Magnifieb, n. Magnifting,/). a. v. V. 1, iftST 1>^S?T ^I^- 
 
 SPTRT, *flAI'iK'l«(UIKI, &c. 
 
 2 qT^TWTKr, sfKHuii^irRT, &c. ^Tl^fH -^rjfq^ n.-^'J^ /.- 
 
 &c. sFTTf-5Frt1'-<S:c. 
 
 I. magnifying glati. q?{r»l mST ^^P«?T ^RTRfm^ f»nT «. 
 
 ?^ ^!F fSn «. 
 2b Magnift, ». a. increase the apparent hulk of. ^\Z[ ^i^TT 
 
 2 e3!/o?, /a««?, glorify, y. To Pbaise. ^K<J|U|uf, ^ti^, 
 i^rliit, 5tfl<MU|| »».-^ft«mT »».-&c. ^, HuFui* /.-&c. ^T^t 
 
 ^r. 0/ 0. 
 
 3 V. To EXAGGEBATE, To AMPLIFY. *'I^H-«ri«^H-*ft3T- 
 
 jp^TT-Ac. ^f»M, SPrr^ftfJ /.-3TfrI^l*nRh /.-&c. sRiif-^F^TT 
 
 4 ( one's self) raise in pretension. »f)^MU|| >».-^=^ «.- 
 
 Magniftcejo, «. V. V. 1.— at<. irtST ^^H' ^T^npjf «. Ac. 
 2— act. q^of «. &c. «ll'(:4|U|uft/. sj^jduiuj*; /. «iui«l+/. 
 ^Tjf^ «. ^^ /. 
 
 Magniloqdence, n. v. Bombast, ssi^l^ ^of n.-»n^tjrn. 
 Maonitlde, n. See Gbeatness. 2 «iVe, quantity, hulk. 
 
 3Ti«UK»iii n. IT^J^TTFI ». an^sffnTTT «• HTT «. mRhi«I n. 
 
 :mT^ «. Tftf^^/. pop. qft»ft^ pr <!^tH/. ». 5?Ht^/. 
 
 Magpib, ». ^ «??ft 3n^. 
 
 MAI 
 
 Mahogant, n. ^ |?T 3TTf . 
 
 Maid, Maiden, w. yoawy ^iV?, virgin. ^«tt/. +M1O/ «F- 
 ^«T^/. *HrR«Fl/. m^f. JlfTt/. 3l?7?TT/. ^^. Some 
 words for girls have reference to particular ag;es. A 
 maid of 5 or 6 years old is, ^T'ft/. ^HlR+l/.— from 
 6 or 6 to 8 or 9, ^?qT / ^^^H /—of about 9, Trfpft 
 /. — from 10 to puberty, ifW / ntft^ /. 'Tftr^/. ST^ 
 /.—of the age of puberty, JT«TT/. »T«-^HT/. g^*TT/. 
 
 2 unmarried female, v. Spinsteess. 3T^',^ /. ai<)<l /. 
 
 f^T^iT/. arfWrf^/. st'tst /. 
 
 3 female attendant. =^^^^^"1 /. tt4<»n«l /. HR-=llR+r/. 
 ^^■"URoft/. ^f^ft/. 
 
 Hired m. itift/. 4)ri^>^u| / 
 
 The maids and children. Tt^Nl^ «. /i7. [^W/. 
 
 Maid-sebtant, «. v. Maid, Slate-gibi,. -tii+^lui /. ^^- 
 
 Maiden, a. lelonging, S{c. to a maid. J.HI^^T, an«K<fl-^l, 
 
 Ac. ^H l R'H^' ^'Jt, *»llR<flf^'!I«J«P, 2(T^'^rf^?t^,^^HTT. 
 
 2 consisting of maidens. ^prrfHl, •P^Tt^, «h'-<ii»i«t, 5- 
 MlR+l 'luINT. 
 
 3 /re«^, ttn««<fi, Ticto. ^kl, M<»I<fr)<I, MUII^WMI, SH^^If- 
 ^ /7op. 3TT^, 3T^, ari^, aH^dlcilMMl'l. 
 
 Maidenhead, Maidenhood, Maidhood, n. virginity. ^• 
 ^ m. ^NtPT n. ^TTTft^^fVT /• *MlRre| n. ^.HiRdT /• ^F^- 
 «^ «. +H1R+HN m. [ 5R^ M. 
 
 2 freshness, newness. +l"^HUIlm. SR^i^TITTM. 311d4uiI«J. 
 
 Maidenlike, Maidenlt, o. ZjA^ a wwiW, becoming a maid, 
 Src. ^m^^ l U'l l, fJTTtt^T^, $1lflHr<4,^mR+HH, fHT- 
 ft^Ftf^, ^♦^lR«M3<KH. 
 
 Mail, n. v. Aemoub. f^n??f?T n. ^w^ m. n. «nf>^ n. 
 
 2 f 0*^ S^p /. it-MIci or jtTTH n. 
 To Mail, v. a. f^f^^frT «.-Ac. virfO'i^ 
 Mail-coach, Mail-caet, «. ST%^-d<^lrH-=n ivitf. 
 Mailed, p. v. V. f^?5^l?T *<Wrtrti, +<(-=n, «^i5r*l. 
 Maim, ». privation of a limb. o?t»I «. ar^WT »«. 3T»T?>Fr^n. 
 
 "%^??T n. anrd^ »». 
 To Maim, v. a. cripple, disable. OTST-STJ-^^-S'T'T-ft'F^nt- 
 
 ^l^h-Ac.^^, rt'll*<u|| OT.-^rT n.-Ac. CH|U|ui. 
 Maimed, ^p. v. V. f^^^-Ac. %%OT, 'TJ ;)o/). qn, 5irr^, 5'T^,Rr- 
 
 ^r5ni, ^Wn, '^FTt'T, ftj^n, ai'i^n , ai'iRi+rf. 
 
 Maimedness, n. y. P. 3fr^WT m. &c. s^^mi/. 3ni^+r*l «. 
 Maiming, n. y. V.oq'l+^ui w. Ac. sqiff^^ur w. f^^n^^J^wr «. 
 Main, a. principal, Sfc. v. Chlef. jftST, J'?'?', *re, si*TPT, ^- 
 
 2 ^ro»«, greatest, containing the chief part. HTST, 5^?T, 
 
 Main, w. &«ZA;, ^ro«», greater part. JITSPTm w. M<«*JHI'I w. 
 SI«TR TR m. ^l?^ 3t^ w. TTOTT m. 
 
 For the m,/or <A<5 most part. «l§d+M, *K+-M, ^r- 
 
 In the m. »« the ivhole taken together, st^, ^^^T, ^T- 
 
 2 ocean. ^15^ m. ?TFIT »». T^WFIT »i. 
 
 3 violence, v. Fobce. vrTR m. <i\^ pop. sfct ». [?itl5. 
 "With might and m. t. Effoex. jffsqr ^it^, ;^ 
 
MAI 
 
 B07 
 
 mak: 
 
 Maik-lasd, «. the continent — as distdnguished from an 
 
 tsU. ijp?pqrf*T/. ij^ m. n. ^»4t<«i< »»• »• 
 \Iaiji.ma8T, II. vft^ it^ m. »Pf3T it3 «. *ft^ or »W^ it- 
 
 Mais-sail, Mai.v-sheet, n. srftS «• »f^ 5ft5 «• 3TTITR «. 
 Maisly, adv. T. A. STJ^ :p5?T, "PIT fS^i^T, STUTT^ ^JSTT, 5- 
 
 To Maistais, c. •. prettrve or keep in any particular state. 
 ^W^, %^, «?^. 
 
 2 keep up., continue, not tuffer to ceate. ^ra^, •>(WHI- 
 
 3 defend, hold, not lose or surrender. ^T^, ^TToSiif , ^- 
 
 4 vindicate., assert.^ support, make good. ^PTToWt, ^T^of, 
 
 srf^ m.-srf?m^ n.-vw4^ ».- ^vrrrT ».-«<m**iimh «.-<fec. 
 
 ^Twr y. 0/ o. 
 
 5 support the espetise of. W^m. ^Irl«(ul-*«i«i«i«(, f^^m. 
 t>r ^rsrHr PjVt^ w.-f'J'TT^ m.-Ac^ot y. q/". 0. MKMIul, 
 JT5/. il^y. 0/0. 
 
 tJ support with food, Sfe. t. To Subsist. <TT5Eot, qt^ or 
 
 ■Ml-i^j»! g. of o. -ST^T^^n. ^, ?itn^ i». ^^-mri«(ul y. 
 
 ofo. qp?^ "iWoi n.-Ac. ^^ g. of 0. 
 
 7 ( one's self ) v. To Lite. ^ n--^^^:f^n\\ «.-4c. 
 
 To Maistadi, c. w. See To Ammi. 
 
 AIaistaiuabie, o. t. V. A. 3. ?PTrann^-;^t»TT-3i^T?TT-m- 
 
 vrnmq, fww, ?w<f^, srfJwn?Hn^^, &c. 
 
 Maisiaised,/). t. V. A. 1. iH H '^ l, ^^ ^ ^ , Ac. 
 
 2 ^T^^%^, •Mi'^ii ^<ji«4l, Ac. 
 
 3 n^%m, A<r. Tf?1^, ?iTf^, 
 
 ■* *i»ii«>i<fli, vm«>i^i, MMMif^H, rorf^, ^mfiifT. 
 
 »> "llxArti, <ft*<^-ll, jrfT^rfJM, Mlf>.<1, «Tt1^. 
 MAi5TAi»nto, Maime5a>ce, n. \. V. A. 1— «c/. n^ ». 
 ^f'f «. ^3^ n. Ml^dl ^^ «. 
 
 •1— «rf. n«i» ». Ac. TTfW/. «»TT« m. T^OT ♦!. ?R?^ n. 
 A— act. «fMI«of«. Ac. 'JTftift/. f^wffw. riTTTTn. 'EVrT^. 
 
 6 — act. <TraJin. «r^flxi{ii. Ac. qrawTT/. *?>TTcEfn. MI«V|^U|». 
 <JT^^ii. Nl-4win. (JUHmT'IUIii. srrvTn. H'UIMI<<U|n. «it*I^m.n 
 7— act. ftr^/. fil'l'll'fl / <J V fsif 'lij w. f*T^i». inTift- 
 
 I. am. T. LnELinooD. ftrs^/ fSfJ^t/. Vnff^Wlf. 
 
 3ilAUB, M. Indian com. V^f. m. 
 A tiogle grain of m. itvi^Tm. 
 A bead of m. ^m. ^ or ^m. 
 
 Stalks or straw of m. H^v\ or H+im or H^s^Tn. 
 Majestic, Majestical, a. y. N. 1. iMcisdMl, tM^Ct^-m, 
 915^^11^1, VHIHNI, 'MK'n-NI, Ac. vIT, sftr^?, Mdm«IIH, 
 
 sidiM^iirtT, ^^T^^ipft, ^><i4f')iH, ^»<r^?iT?ft, jprmmH, jptt- 
 
 Majestically, ado.y.A. iM^^^Ft, ^^;TT^,irrTrTnf,'VT«rr^,Ac. 
 
 Majesty, n. dignity, grandeur, greatness. iMdv^n. <M>sf|/. 
 
 iM^Tll/. ^n. ^Tfmw. "^K^n. '<?R^/. ^^^nfn. »Tf^ffi. 
 
 'J^/. f^P^fff/. f^m. ^■>^m. JPTT^OT. a^HRw. 
 2— the title, n^sft, M^UM. 
 His m.,Tour m. ^^f , M^ki-ji. 
 Major, a. greater in numler^ quantify, Sfc, ^TST, H?^^T, 3T- 
 
 2 greater in dignity, Sfc. v. CniEF. »ft^, '^^^ SWTT, 
 Major and minor ( especially as used to distinguish 
 
 villages bearing the same name) are rendered by ^15^ 
 
 or 5^ and g;i ^ 
 
 Majob, n. one of full age— in law. 6q^^Hif^<^|<^, <hmo^4- 
 ?r^, sjiHbqsi^T^, K^ys-iJiJ^H, oq«({K4l'-M, ^T^fRT^, 
 
 2— in logic. srfctfTT/. 
 
 3 <j^#T ^ q^ 3Tf^. 
 
 3Iajob bomo, n. house steward. ^^TToft, V^^KTrtt. 
 Majohity, n. moreness. 3flfM«H w. arftpP?^ «• 
 
 2 the greater number, ^l€\ ^H^TT/ 3Tt|ff^ ^f^TT/. 3T- 
 fvnPTST »». m<AU| ^?T m. TTOT f^wi W. ?ftt^ m. pi. 
 ffl^fttjj m. The sense is often idiomatically rendered 
 by adopting another construction, Ex. *J^fi*M f^ 
 f^ or f^^ ?n*m *n^ 1^, the majority were 
 Hindus. 
 
 3 full age— in law. s^ra^'^ n. *^^^^\^]^^:t^ f. s^- 
 
 To Make, t>. a. create. jcq^T-^TT-PtnIui-Ac. 77^, ^>^, 
 7(q|<\0i, frf'W, ^Hl*»ui, v3r^i"^i n.-Ac. ^oi'. 
 
 2 /oTOT, fashion, m'f, sFTot, «m««1, vji<"l. 
 
 3 compose, constitute. ^O^-i^^ in. con. with g. ofs, 
 
 as \ Tti »TTffr% 5m^, »('i*jpf-iiq*<*(^-3n!iH«T st^ i>». 
 
 con. q^, 'HTT't. 
 
 4 /orm by art. iRir, *RT^, ?»f%W-&C. fTot. 
 
 6 produce, occasion. iRof, *<,r^>Sl, 
 A>, perform, commit. ?T^. 
 
 7 rm(«0 to **■ W^. 
 
 8 constrain, force, v. To Compel. ^^ n.-^TK^frtt/.-'^c. 
 ^^•^VTtV^ viM fT ')/'<'• This sense is usually oxpross- 
 cd by the causal form of the verb, to which si^m is 
 freijuently added, Ex. i|^ ^T^f^ to m. to go. «RR^ 
 4tc9f<>f to m. to speak. 
 
 9 raise as prqfit. f*?oE^, <fi*iniui, vjrM*< 1>T6t,"q^ 'R^, 
 *nit CT*^, HKt, TTfiT /.-PTO^^/.-Ac. *i«J4 y. 0/ 0. 
 
 10 reach, join, arrive at. «nf^, ^l^t^ , ?l^ T^, 3T7H- 
 
 11 inc/mtf <«, T. To DiaroBE. WVwH. 
 
MAK 
 
 508 
 
 MAL 
 
 12 away; v. To Kill. ^{^^UJ, flq^, HTfh?r ^^, *rr- 
 ^5f ^^, qm «». ^^ 5^. o/o. 
 
 13 away with . v. To Embezzle. t5t«tf^, yw^, 5^- 
 
 14 good; v.To Maiktain. ?f*notoi,^*n5E»».-&c.^T%.o/o. 
 
 15 good ; T. To TiiLriL. ^^-j^-&c. 5p^or-^?5?T |ot, 5^- 
 ^T \^, ftr^ ^^. 
 
 16 good; repay, compensate. *rTiff, T^.T ^"jf. 
 
 17 light of; T. To CosTEMK. 5=qj-^?5^T-&c. ^^-JTTT^. 
 
 18 love. See To Court. 
 
 19 merry. T'TTc^^ITSft /.-3TH5f m.-&c. sf^of. 
 
 20 much of; /jea< with fondness. ^t^WA^ m. ^F.T^-cIT^- 
 vi g.ofo. ^^^^ f.-QH^^^».-^^\^^rn^^m n. 
 ^PK^ff. ofo. 
 
 21 oath ; T. To SwEAB. 1T'?*t/. STT^ot. 
 
 22 of. See To TJnbeestaub. [^'KT^T^'Jif, 
 
 23 oyer; v. To Cowmit. f^^^of, sill^, ^^B^, 3^51^^, 
 
 24 out ; V. To Ukdeestakd. ^^m. ^sdj-^.^df, ^iH^ilof, 
 To be made out. z\^m. ^Mn^A^"^ g. oj s. 
 
 To m. Out a persou^tfwofer his disposition and way. 
 >TT!J;S n. afia^Df. 
 
 25 up; reconcile. fHJ^of, ^fqdif. 
 
 26 up ; get together., t. To Collect. v^'<lof^ 'SfJ^^, vf- 
 VT'm/. -v^Tl^T^H^/. ^.m g. ofo. 
 
 27 up ; repair, put to rights. ^tTRoif, fT^T^, ^^TRoft/. 
 
 28 up ; make good. *t^dT, T^T ^, 
 
 29 water'; v. To IJeise. ^di. 2 v. To Leak. qawf. 
 
 To m. up one's mind, \. To Eesolye. fqs«i«rm. sRot- 
 To Make, v. n. tend, move towards, ssnor, ^?5ot. 
 
 2 contribute, conduce. gqqi»ft-Jpmi^T-&c. ^"tfft, g^qpff- 
 
 *mi*i-&c. <T3''r. 
 
 8 as if; carry appearance. afTI!Fl^»n.-ilc5»».-qiT/.-|c^.-&c. 
 
 4 ofi'; T. To Decamp, ffff n. spiS ^^, ifqr/. ^^ifof, «T:- 
 
 5 up tor. compensate for. j^/.-j;^^ /. :Ror.qT3'n,f5RR: 
 Make, m. structure, build, ^c. \. Foem. sijvn m. sjtqT^- 
 
 Make-hate, n. v. Incendiaet. a^»i55T£^, «F.oiai«?T, f.>^- 
 
 ?[?5T?5, Jfa'f^ sn^, %^¥t. 
 Make-behete, n. were «7(0M) or pretence, gr^infn^t ^RTT- 
 
 ? m. gTqPlt^3iHT^=;f OT. ^?f=qT^ ;Ht# «. 
 Make-peace, n. peace maker. ^potJTtKIT, ^afJlZoqT. 
 Make-weight, «. qran »». n. 
 Makee, «. V. V. A. 1. ^^OTRT, gPJvf ^UIRT, ftnioT SROir- 
 
 ?T-&c. Jjfq^T &c. ^PtTT, ^TTf, ^f^mr, ^^^, iJc^T^. 
 M. of the universe. vPIPPtTT, ^If^rei. 
 Makus-o, n. V. V. A. l.—act. qR^ n. g?T^ f;^ n. &c. 
 
 f^M «. f^fi^ffT/. >JrHI^H n. 
 
 2 qs^ n. &c. sR'Tft/ ^TST^/ «Rnr/. 
 Price of m. vS"Hm« /. ^N3 /. 
 
 I. structure. See Make. [ Ac- 
 
 Mal oe Male. This prefix is rendered by 3T, 5^, 1^,^, 
 
 MaL-ADMIMSTEATIOIT, «. 5J^3TR?5«». «|<^HIHef|'/. i l '^H I H - 
 
 Mal-apeopos, o. v. rssEAsoNABLE. aTSTRrTT^, aTST^^T, 
 
 a^SJ^KT, 31xraT, STSra'lt^TT. [ ^ n. 
 
 Mai-cokjobmation, «. f^STT w f^rs «rf'^ m. air^q^"^- 
 
 Mal-contest, o. — gener. v. Discoktented. 'lTTT^5ft,'^Tg5ft. 
 
 2 dissatisfied wi/h the government. W^^^^J^.,KV^^m)- 
 
 Mal-poemation, n. f^?^ or fJRts ^\^ m. 
 Mal-pbactice, «. et«7 practice, practice contrary to rule, "h- 
 
 <|-«)K OT. 5<|-<H<,U| «. 
 
 To Mal-tbeat, t>. o. t7^ wse, misuse, treat ill. ^x(\<f\^-^K- 
 
 «?/-W'^/-&c. W^ g. of 0. sra^iTmiT m.-3TOi;-5T^- 
 
 |TT OT.-&C. ^of ^. of 0. 
 Mal-teeatmekt, n. v. Y.—act. ^%^ n. &c. ^*l4uft/. ^^- 
 
 S'lt/. 5^3T OT. yfl?I^«5/. wragiTNR m. Wlg^^TfR ♦». 
 
 ^^^^ w. 
 Mal-veesatiok, m. misconduct. Ji^eirfoj^/. sj^^Tt?/. J^r^TlH 
 
 ■^JR «». ai^I^r^RiJr n. 
 Malaet, «. disease, v. Dieoeeeb. ^"tl »n. SlI^R w». f^«P^ w. 
 
 Malapebt, a. saucy, v. Iwptjeekt. tft?, q?,=^'^I'T,^t«m. 
 Malapeetjjess, «. V. A. f«f?Tf / tft^l^T «. 
 Malaeia, «. noxious exhalation, fn "F^T^ «rTT/. 
 Male, «. — of animals. q^.T »n. JR; «. siTtTT ^V^ m. ^^^\ 
 
 A. m. and female. ^3i>3T m. fH*JH «• 5^ «. 
 
 Desire of the m. ^T^T m. 
 2 — in botany. ^^■^ m. 
 8— a screw. ^X m. 
 
 M. and female. fJ^TTT^. 
 Male, o.— noting sex. q^TSTTrft^T, J^^rI^, 'jvSTRftT, 
 y-Tf^-^, 5 ( ill comp. as j^?(Rr n. &c. ), J^i^T in comp. 
 »R in comp. 
 2 belonging, ^'c. to males. J^^^, J^^T^lRfhTT, JTSiHT, 
 
 Malediction, n. imprecation, execration, curse. J\^^ m. ar- 
 fiTWT »». f m^ m. ^?)i% fEjT «. 5if^?ft/. 2Pr»RTc5^^R n. 
 
 :RIalefactoe, n. v. Ceiminal. aR^lRft, f^'ff', J^^^if, 3T- 
 j ^Jff, 3^|nR. 
 
 I Maletolekce, n. ill-will, disposition to hurt others. |^^- 
 
 ^ m. fff^/. ft n. ^F^ n. 3TWr>S3r/. 3fTfH%=5?rT/. 
 ! Malevolest, a. iUdisposed to others. |?*IRT'?n', ^IHI^Rf, 
 
 I flTm^, &c. i^ff , 5^f^, irrmr, ^Rmfft, ot^frt- 
 
 J 
 
MAL 
 
 509 
 
 JIAN 
 
 Malevolestlt, adv. v.A. JMHWI-I, ^iMWI'i, j'sig^^, &c. 
 
 Malice, n. malctolenee, tpile, malignity, Ife. j^*TI<I m. ^^- 
 *TR ■»- ^ilMH «». ft n. *4NN'^ n. fTITT? n. ^4im «i. 
 ^5t2 «. <|>|3iJ|7 fi. ^T3t5^ fl. <Hr4*.I n. g^ m. a<*y m. /. 
 
 g^m m. ^^t^/. 3ff^r^^/. «i^5ft/. ^<+h/. ^ft? ». ^hr- 
 
 pop. t^ & 3^ &"W «• ^"r^ «•• ff^?»T «. HMflfl^ /. 
 il. prepense. ^l^f^fH «. 
 Sleditating m. ^^f-^HH *». 
 Secret m. «+.I4Hr «• Hpref^w/- 3Tfl^ «. 
 To be inflamed with m. against. SRRzoJf xciih g.ofo. 
 To conceive m. 5T^ m. tr^ot. [ <l>^. 
 
 To gratify one's m. 3[raT m.-&c. >j'Wtff, ^^"^rT »».-&c. 
 To meditate m. against. ^T% m. pi. Tfoi-^nrof vnth 
 
 m ofo. ^ q-^^ gTTT 3T?f«r. 
 
 Maliciocs, Mauos, MALioSAKT.a. harbouring maJice.^- 
 HRHI, |^^MI^I-MI,^^*iHHI, Ac. HHNI ^ or ^JT,fIT- 
 ♦V-fl, mi-MI *-fl«l, afW^T^tr, 3T^^, -i<^l*|rfl, ST^T^HTT, 
 
 ^, ^^t ^, ^'^^i ^^ /'O/'- t^t & t^, STPT^^T'ft, ff^ 
 pop. ^^to5, J<lrHI, J^'tfTT, 3TfJre%?TT, 3Tft^<?Wt, J^^f^, 
 
 2 proceedimy, If c. from malicf. *iMI<<Ml, ^«)MHNI, 3T- 
 ^Wfft^, 5<*ft-HI, ^THT^, ^^ll-«)i, Ac. J^l^ij^M), ^M«r5- 
 
 3— in aatrology, t. Ikacspicious. ?TR, HRToI or ^TreT- 
 
 4— an ulcer, sore, fever, Ac. v. TiBCtEST. 5f^iT%cFT, 
 jf^lftr^f, 5^, 5:W«T, ^T^^ pop. ^T5S ( in comp. as ?T- 
 
 M. ferer. flfiSTTTTJ^ m. *W>»^< «. 
 SIaliciocsit, Maliosastlt, adt. V. A. 1. 'TSflTHT^, 
 "giHuir^, ^^Mi^i^f, q^7*TT^, ^[wi[5«n, ^^<**yi. 
 
 3 m^. 
 BIauciocskesb, Malioxisct, n. V. A. 1. 2. and Malice. 
 
 ^»IMH ••. g^TTf «. ^r<*M»ni m. ^^TTtWl «. ^tft~^ n. 
 
 3 ^R ••. «. sn? «»n m. ^i^mj «. nFrrmr m. 
 To biiul, counteract, Ac. the m. of. ^T7 m. HM^u i 
 
 9- o/». 
 To BIaliov, v. m. tradute, tlmmder, t. To Aipebsz. tjtTH 
 
 »i.-*T«?? ».-^|*TTT »i.-3Wnr'T/.-^»Ttl n.-Ac. qoi-^^tri/A 
 
 ^Xofo. *JMfl« ••.-'5!Tf*T7t»T^ n.-ffTTO'T n.-Ac. ^Toty. (>/b. 
 Maligxkd, />. V. Y. g*M ij^?R7T, Ac. -ns^iF^d, arfMnJT, 
 
 llAUsinK, n. Malioswo, p. «. t. V. gvm ^tom, 3I^T^ 
 WifTn, ^m!| <^^MI, Ac. !»l^lfWY, it^lfrVI, 'JVPft, 5- 
 ^W, yrtWT, ^Wl^ft. Ac. -nH^i^T, »ifffl«i *W. 
 
 Hauoxitt. See Maliokaxct. 
 
 Malkiv, a. Mc;f . ft«T m. q)^ m. 
 
 Mall, n. wooden beetle. m")'HI ct. jftTT «». H^ m. 
 
 Zb Mall, t>. a. t. To Beat, f^of, fl^m, fH^, jn- 
 
 3'Jf , j^/ *I<S''I ^. of 0. 
 Mallard. See Dbake. 
 Malleability, Malleablesess, n. v. A. HH|*<f^*^ftl /- ^- 
 
 JR>H1^I^ n. rlUH<<^5ft!i?^ n. 
 Malleable, a. capable of being spread by beating. ^^^• 
 
 Malleation, w. extension by beating, ^^^yf^ h. ^"i^f^f 
 Mallet, n. wooden hammer. ^^^^ or »?^<^ w. Ht'K »». 
 
 Carpenter''8 m. ^3?ft/. 
 Malt, n. ?n<T^ ^T3^%?i 3^1^ n. 
 I Mam, Maicua, n. v. Motheb. KT^ /. ^/. si^/. 
 j Mammalia, n./rf. ?reR ^rpift w». pi. ^^r MIv>1<iII^ sjToft ««. pi. 
 I 5Iammet, «. dressed figure, puppet. ^y«<rfc^ JfToft/sjT^M. 
 || Mammifobm, a. A(w/«y //le «7iape of paps. ^sTT^qr 3TT^- 
 I =n^, W1I+K, •WHl*rd, ^-Ml+K, ^^T?^. 
 W Mammili-abt, a. pertaining to the paps. •W^HI, <HH+)^tft, 
 
 :i Mammock, n. shapeless piece. zM «. iluiMI w. Jt'F'tJST »i. 
 Mammon, «. wealth, or the deity of wealth, v.Eiches.sj^t^. 
 "Worship of m. ( as by bankers, Ac. ). ^^=ift^^ n. 
 The world bows to m. ^s^ fl^^T:. 
 Ye cannot serve God and m. ^o*l^MI<^H anf^ I'^M'- 
 
 Mammon'ist, n. person devoted to the acquisition qfvxaWi. 
 ! tjTPMf, -^^h, t^n^t'ft. 
 
 1 Max, »». mankind. H^««< n. J=tniJ?T n. M^*{^\\^ f. ^t^ m. 
 
 The fear of w. vR>frRt/. t^t^.TTT/. ^tTK^rf^fr/. 
 
 To be accustomed to m., be tame and familiar — wild 
 animals, muj^idf, irniRnq^. 
 
 To become ravenous after m. — a tiger, Ac. that has 
 tasted human blood. TTPTOcSuf, KTWreT^, 
 
 2 a man, a male. ^ m. 5n«TT m. *\\u^\H\\}]^ m. JTI^ 
 m. HgwT m. mff »■ HR^ «. *TTg^ «. ^nr »i. ^^ «. jt^ 
 jji. jprji »i. jsirfrp/. j»TT^ m. Hr^ w. T^ m. ( in comp. 
 with a dcsiguation, as, Hl^umfl, H^nrft, ftPTT^htt )• 
 
 To know m. carunlly. Jftirti 3fn'Iot-3fte^^,^*>^^|sr 
 M.-jK^infff/.-JfJ^^'SH «.-Ac.|tuf iM.con. 5Ht'ir«I<<f 'JTT't. 
 
 3 adult, not a boy. J^ m. ^T^n m. Tift m. HRi m. qtJTt- 
 ' JT-^^Tt«T W^yfSIHIoifl m. nt^KT w. «Tt^ m. 
 
 A m.'s height or stature. 5?^ m. qt^ n. 
 I 4 a Auman J*iny. JtT'JR «. Hi»«< n. 3nn m.f n. «r»/A a 
 jj numeral pr^ed, '■i^i\\i(\f. ^W/. 
 M. by man. 3THPft^IT. 
 6 Bkifc servant, attendant, Sjc. HIOJH m. 1^ m. ^^pTKr- 
 OJJT m. »1<^H|UJ*< m. 
 6 — familiarly, person, fellow, chap, Ifc. H|U{« n. Ts't m. 
 
 7— eminently. »TyT »". »»^ m. H^'II«»0 «. 
 
 8— ftt cheM, drtughti, Ac. »T^/. ^TTT/. ?TTftW/. 
 
MAN 
 
 BIO 
 
 MAK 
 
 9 master, jpostenor, owner, Sfe. ^5^ m. (in, comp. as, Tlt- 
 
 ^y^ cart man.^^^ a monied man. tR^O master of 
 
 the house, &c.),7IHT(in comp. as, ff^raTf^milkman.&c). 
 
 To Man, v. a. furnish with men. itmIt n.pl. %^dT-*r^dt, hM- 
 
 ?Tt^*r??irT m.-niui«f^ ^reft/.-Ac. ^^, HgwTTf^- 
 
 &c. qj^. [^Ri^r^, &c. 
 
 Man-eateb, «. c««ni6oZ. HH^l^, H^mi^^ , sTH^ift, Hg^^PT^ft, 
 Man-eatikq, n. cannibalism. H^n\i^^ n. J^THIPT «. ^TH- 
 
 ^TT «. Tg^T T?^ n. &c. 
 Man-hatkb, ». MaN-hatiho, a. »lHJJJH'i*:qT, KTWHWTT, 
 
 'Tr'n;ww«n', H^^^jtd^, Hj«q%ft, h^st"^, h^»*<^^i, 
 
 Man-hatino, n. Hj»^^q tn. H^^<<-m^ »»• [ ^. 
 
 JIan-killeb, Man-slaxeb,w. MHii<4Hid+, Ji^'i^^M^T^, HH*«T- 
 Man-killixo, Mak-slaughteb, Man-slayi^jg, «. HJiT- 
 
 qm »». H^iijcjtT m. ^^^^^\f. 
 
 2— in law. 3mift^:q^tT m. 3TOTft^^ci||/. ^^5*rli^t^l/. 
 Man-stealee, «. H^<v<4-4n:, Hrji<<^?ft. 
 
 MaH-STEALINO, M. Hg««t%ft/ HHt*)^</ ' «. fljMJ$(«{ «. 
 
 Manacle, n. hand-cuff, ^j^f\ or t%^/. ^T%?^ ». ^- 
 
 To Manacle, v. a. v. N. ^R^ or fSrs^/.-^FTJ^jjr «. 
 
 OTpluraUy ^M^iiMI-^H^t?^ Hlrfffl. 
 To Manage, ». a. carry o«, rfiVfirf the concerns of, v. To 
 
 Conduct, 'qr?!^, ^f^8»i^,iif,eiH<^, ^T^,^l^wif,3Tr5Roif. 
 
 2 govern, rule, control, direct. cSTSquf, a<H<ui , ^TT^, 
 
 3 meld^use easily, have under command. ^NTof, ^f^^TC- 
 
 4 perform, get through with, carry through. WV^, f^- 
 
 TT^, ^[^dr, 3T^^, fft^, ^^, ^fMr, fR^,'^, 
 
 5 See To Tbain. 6 treat tmth judgment^ direct teith 
 address. ^^^ 'i\'\'^^\■^[^M\i^-^M^yi\. 
 
 To Manage, t>. n. direct a fairs, carry on business. Wi «.- 
 ^RHR OT.-&C. 'n^'if-^R'Jlf-'?nt5q^-?tHTo5ot. 
 
 2 ( in domestic affairs ). ^ n. ^^-»n^-^R?f't, H- 
 ?rR W.-&C. ^Rof-'TT^. 
 
 3 with; contrive to get on, shift. ^fT?5/.-=5rT3<S+cJ/.-f%^ 
 OT.-&C. ^^, »TT^ q>^, ^rn5 q^, vil^NUJ, viTtn^TiT/.- 
 
 Manageable, o. t. V.A. 1. 'HW^imiwl'II-^nr^-Ac. ^\mm- 
 •jil'idi-Ac. 3HdH<1l, 3TJTHTT, ^-^+dl or ^^'MI, gay^d, 
 
 2 <«i«i«(i<<i*i ?iWT, &c. c?»II>fi BRTTT^TtTT, &c. ^cSTjft^, g- 
 <^ffTp5T, ^Midrfl, &c. ^VT'f. 
 
 3 ^T^rmrer ?ft^, «hnw 'aVqr, Ac. ^qmnrtnT, &c. 
 
 4 ^TmmPTtnT-^TR^-&c. ^7<<)NMlin -&c. ^d | i < M> TT-&c. 
 Managed, p. v. V. A. 3. =^ra^^^, H!^^ld?trfl ,&c. 3TNft?l. 
 
 2 aiN^^rti, &c. g?ft?j%^%r^.^PT?r^, &c. 
 
 3 «4iH<.c^rti, V'J^Sr, &c. 
 To be m. bj. aftinot. 
 
 4 ?rTM^rtl,X4rtr4i, <fcc. Pf^f^. 
 Management, Manaqino, n. v. V. A. 1. — act. ■^ l A^ ' iC n, 
 &c. ^f^TZf. ^^Roft/. 3TRW «. 
 
 2-a<r<. 3TTTot n. afTR^of n. &c. 3TT?T<T n. — a. or s. 3Tr- 
 ^ m. 3T7PT m. 3<|o4l«tiqT w». q^^ «j.^5t«reft/. 
 3 — oc<. ^m<,o1 «. ^^ «. &c. 
 4 ?rr*T^ «. 3T7<T^ «. ^iil ». &c. f^Twf^ w. 
 V. V.N. 3. ^^m^«. Ac. vO'Hu l/. 3T?iT^oft/ ^ira/. 
 
 I. skill in managing.^ v. Addeess. 3TI^C ot. 3fTRr<T?lf%y. 
 aTR^3TT?rT m. afrsT/. ^f^^pop. '^^ f ^f^^Tzf. 
 
 II. (in domestic matters ). economy. q^Trf/. ^^- 
 'TN<'ft/. [f^'-HH/. 
 
 III. authority over, direction of ,\. Contbol. ^^TF?/. 
 Manageb, w. Managing, p. a. v. V. A. 1. and Conductob. 
 
 •^iirtquiKi, qf^iKyiKi, *)r5<)U||<l, &c. ^f^^TC^, «bKHI^, 
 
 Head m. ^H+KTTft. 
 
 M. of a festive occasion. +IMI<^*. [^IHIMUIKI-Ac. 
 
 V. V. N. 3. vfl'l^uiRT, ^TTc^ +<UIKI, &c. I^F^, f^^- 
 viTFR'iT-&c. +<U|I<1. 
 
 I. smart in managing, of address and despatch, aiinfl. 
 
 II. ( in domestic economy ) frugal, v. Ecosomical. 
 •Md**)-*!!, 5FR%?ft, +rK^dl-=|I. [ arf^Tt m. 
 
 Mandate, n. order, precept, t. Command. aTTfTT/. ^^m. 
 MandatOBT, a. containing, Sfc. a command. 3TTfNrT, STlfTT' 
 
 Mandible. See Jaw. 
 
 Mandbake, n. c^^H'JTT/. J^f^Tsft/. 
 
 2b Manducate. See To Chew. 
 
 Mane, n. — of a horse, ar^nc? or arirra or ^^ITfJ /. 
 
 2— of a lion. f%f%nT m. ^TTT /. 
 Manege, n. school for teaching horsemanship, ^ivi'm fTT- 
 
 2 ar< of training horses. -m^'-hWI^ /. 
 Manes, n. v. Guost. 'inr »». «. 
 
 A deceased person to whose m. one must make an 
 offering. f^rTt m. ( when used plurally, neuter ). 
 
 Body of m. ( ancestors ) — collect. f^TT m. 
 
 Business of offering to the m. f^-J^ «. «TT5^*f «. 
 
 Day sacred to the m. of. f^Hfrrf5j 2">i?. f*^<JfflV/. ft- 
 ?n;f^ ^^W m. 
 
 Giving gifts in honor of the m. PiHri'lui «. 
 
 Heaven of the m. f^^T^ m. 
 
 Oblations to the m. «TT5 n. f^ w. ^sq- «.— Tiio 
 oblations arc made twice in the year ; viz. on the anni- 
 versary of the death, and on the same lunar day of the 
 waning half of the month TT?^. 
 
 Oblations to the m. of the slain. »^iMict n. — The day 
 on which they are made, m<<l<*ffl»T/. It is the 14th of 
 
MA2T 
 
 Offering of a ball to the m. of a relatiTO. ^l(Y /• 
 
 The fortnight of the waning moon of the month »TT- 
 
 ?^, particularly appointed for the offerings to m. f^- 
 
 Htj^ m. fsfliWie or 3 w. FMHiNI*! m. The oblations made 
 
 in this fortnight are called 1?T tn. M^\i^^ m. 
 
 Certain order* of manes are, ^fH^N, ^»i«IhI, ^«T- 
 ^TpT, fMHMI^, «"i»T, Ac. 
 
 Certain oblations to or certain acts or points relating 
 to the mane$ are, ^if^^JqitT, JJ^TSJT^, €tv*Roft, f?T- 
 
 5, f^THTw^, Tiw, si'tf?i«r^, f^T^«TTi[, armHTT?^, «tt^- 
 
 JliSFCL, a. manly, v. Bold. H^mni^r, it|h+^-=II, H^T, 
 
 Masitllt, adc. V. A. H^oii^, ^T^?^, f^H^lft#, irvfrmT- 
 i|, Ac. ti<f^*, Ac. [m. r<^ri<^lO/. 
 
 MismxEss, n. v. A. *?^MUir w. H^ /. H^H-tTl/. TT^f^jun 
 
 Masoaxese, «. ^ «rT5 3nf|. [%5T.<MI"i4 fi. 
 
 Masg-coes, n. mixed corn. ^Wif. U\'~'i\-^ f'TO55 /. ^5 /. 
 
 3IA50E, fl.— in horses. »r/. ^^ m. fl. 
 2— in cattle. *'«lc!T «. ^Vt^/. 
 3— in dogs. ^ f. ^C^I /. 
 
 MA50EI.WCBZEL, «. ^4^ 3lf^. [ *|ii^l OT. 
 
 Masgeb, n. ^rOK^A /or Aor««' com. qlWI*) ^HtT ^Kl^lRI 
 
 2b Masgle, e. a. cut in a Ivngling or tearing manner, hack. 
 
 ft-M*""-"!, f^^^lOT, aiaif*!"!, 3<-H+if*H+i-r<«-M'?i<ir<«-M^- 
 
 «irT-Ac. <Ti«w[-in^-^''f, f^^^poi / q^^dr y. (?/■ o. fe^. 
 
 2 ( clothes ). ^^/. V^i, ^■S'^'Ji, ^%-fJJ/- pi- ^N'iif-^'M. 
 Masou:, b. instrument for tmoothivy clothes. <?Im^«I !•«■<< I ^- 
 
 Maxoles, j>. t. V. 1. ftr^^SffT, ^t^nfT ^ti^cST, Ac. fe^l- 
 f*rw, ^iflft^f*^. 
 
 2 ^ %Sht, f^33<9T, Ac. 
 MixeLEB, n. Masouso, p. a. t. V. (<l-<|<|>dUIKI, 'fpsn^ hV- 
 X«IRI, 3l^*ih^*Z HHTin, %lT^i;?T decl. ^[jmW, f^- 
 
 2 wff fi^^JTm, "R^omr, Ac. [Ac. f^^^Tjr/. 
 
 Ma5gu50, n. T. V. l.—att. fil^^df n. ^T^^anofn. 
 
 ' ' Axeo, ».— the tree. 5R^ or 3rtv m. 5m^m.— the fruit 3t- 
 ^T «r 3tt^ — in contempt. ^ ». 
 
 Some vpeciea or Tarictics of m. are 3ivtv (alphorso) 
 3ft^, -flf^iT, %*^ smr, "FW^T, «a srtur, nrpt s^, »it- 
 
 «rtiiT, «fTl^, ^«wt¥, ii?=^ 3nt^, r.iiT stIit, wwctW, 
 
 BlostoD of the m. qt|T m. ( To blossom <ftfT«f ). 
 Cake of the mashed pulp of mangoes. VJZ n. 
 Cluster or tuft of ]e«Tcs of the m. W^niSf m. 
 Expressed juice of mangoes. 9Tt^^ n. 
 FmU«n m. «J<Wt irtm ••. 
 ttika and burst m.^.n. Jim n. 
 
 511 MAN 
 
 Fine, full, glowing m. ^^ J3 n. ^t^^l^ m. 
 
 Hook and net with which mangoes are gathered. 3Tt- 
 ^/. sraoft/. ^ar m. ^as m. ijT^ n. ^Jr «. 
 
 Kernel of the m. <^f. 
 
 M. that has ripend too quickly. «lt^/. f^TIl «. 
 
 M. on the tree nearly ripe. TTRT/. 
 
 Mangoes just formed, at^ m. 
 
 Mangoes that have fallen, as opposed to mangoes 
 ripened in straw. WSf- 
 
 M.-stone. Jpt^T/. «rt3 dim. sil^/. sjIht m, jpmST i». 
 
 M. stone just formed. ^•H{o[\f. — To have the stone 
 just formed. ^Miau), +r<4<4uf, 
 
 M. having the stone fully formed. sjt^oE or «n3To5 3Tt- 
 «IT. — To have the stone fully formed. 5fT3o5uf or <m4l«&^, 
 
 M. having the kernel just formed. <i\H\'i 3n«rT,— To 
 have the kernel just formed. «hl*<loESr, 
 M.— dinner or meal. WHt^JIT n. 
 M. sauce. fT J n. 
 
 M.-water. ^«l^oft n. [/. W^f- 
 
 Mangoes sliced and dried. 3Tt«l^ or ^T^t/. W^hrft 
 Mangoes sliced & pickled. f^Tt«tT m. 
 M.-grove. artsiTTf or armrrf /. ^\k^ n. [^/. 
 Net in which mangoes are kept, ntpn »«. ^THT/.W- 
 Pickled m. ^^a^sTT or g^«lT or ^W$\^\ m. ^^\K[- 
 
 Presened m. JoSfil or JeSfsjT m. 
 
 Wild m.-tree, spondias magnifera. <<(d|qi *». 
 
 Young, unripe m. "%<t/. «rToE3isiT »». ^st^ifY/. ^f^f. 
 J.ti?^ /. fik «• 
 
 Young m. stoned and preserved. ^ERi? «. 
 
 Young m. preserved in a salt pickle. ffnirMt/. cSt^nf- 
 ilT m. P?^ »». f4l^/. ^^/. ^m«ft/. 
 Mango-fish, n. rTT^'Y m. 
 
 Maugostees, n. garcinia camlogia— the plant. ^^/. ^- 
 ^»ft/. Kf^f. f*rt?/.— the fruit, fp\t^ m. n. mit «. 
 
 Dried rind ofthe m. ?"i%imTr5 w ^r?5n. ^T^n. 9fTt»l 
 
 Infusion of dried rind of the m. fltr^^^ftw. 
 
 Oil extracted from them. ^^"qt5«. n<i^c5n. pT<i?!»». 
 
 Makobote, «. f^ n. [^mm. 
 
 Ma50T, a. afflicted with mange — a horse. »rft^, »T^»nrR5I, 
 
 2— cattle. "CHIBT *rT^3T, ^»lf^r, ^^<IT. 
 
 3— dog. rJfft*H, f'^<iM<?-?5T. [ «. nig»q«. 
 
 Maithood, «. human nature, ^]u^^^vln. ^V^^^v\m. m^^f^ 
 
 2 virility, not womanhood. JJiTROiTjn. J^^t^fi. ^^'mt. 
 
 8 not boyhood. m^^\m^ ^(wi^r^^ f. qoin. Tf^Xf. ^^f- 
 
 4 talor, fortitude, ^c, T. COBBIGE, H^ROfrm. H^/, ^%- 
 
 tftf. l^^f^n. q^wx. [ht^**- '«^'"- 
 
 P Ma?ii, fl. T. MlDJJMB. ^«. «r*TT^»w. J^T^gm. 5^TT- 
 
MAN 
 
 B12 
 
 llXHi 
 
 Maniac, Masiacal, a. y. Mad, %5T, ^4 | [ ^| ^ I, fm3~c5?5T. {I Ma^na, «.— of the bamboo. d<i+l^ or rW^T «. fR^ftfS or 
 
 &c. y'HI<^«(IH. 
 Mauiac, m. madman. See Mad. 
 Manifest, o. clear, open.^ apparent, t. Plain, g'q^, T^RT, 
 
 W^, ST^S I'o;?. JTI?, sr1%?;, 5TPT?T, c^tP, gs^fip, ^n^^, 
 
 aiTf^^, ^'Ifr, ^^, ?^, ^5^. 
 To become m. sjspzut or irnsof, anf^pl^, 31^<Jf, 
 Manifest, «. jpwJitc declaration, snf^rm/. wfrf^mTm. 
 
 2 invoice. »Tt5Slrn?r HTctrTT HT?5T^ TI^/- 
 To Manifest, ». a. make apparent.^ show clearly. 3^TI-3n^- 
 
 or SFRfir, SRJ^, si'?n'VOT.-iif^fjr/.-^ft5p/.-&c. spT^y. 
 o/o. «jq?^^-3^f3$^-Rf^^'?l A c. armor, s?:F?t^PTOT«. 
 -<:4^+<u|».-5q^^TOT n.-3iTfsrs^0T«.-3^Tf^4^ M.-ailf^T- 
 
 *rf5r«».-&c. ^Tof y. o/o. 
 JIanifestation, n. v. Y.—act. g^fS WR^r «. spjj5f«. &c. 
 3Tlfs|ti*<«Tn. mj"i<j,^oTn. arrf^J^M. 3irT?T«. *M^+<u|n. 
 *>*(*n+<ui«. iJ+^*<uiM. SFpTSTi^'JTn. — s^fl^e. g^T^t^ ^- 
 S^TTT/. sT^^«. srf'Brr^/. ^if^ilr)/. sqfrp/. JrFP^•q■ra. 3TT- 
 
 Seat or place of the first m. of a divinity. aTT^T^^TTT 
 
 Manifested, p. v. V. 3^T5 %%?5T, Mf^^W arm^, &c. 
 
 snrfcr, i(*<n«»ci, ■w^*<i, sqvt>i^d, 3Tif^»*d, ifi^&*ri, 
 
 Makifestee, n. Manifesting, p. a. v. V. 3^r5 4i< »l K l, 
 
 srf^^^ armonrr, &c. sfft^t^, o*(*1*»)<ui-M+<n+<''i-&c. 
 
 Manifestly, adv. t. A. ?^, :rf%5, Mfll^S«i, Jr?«r?7, WTW* 
 Manifestness, n. v. A. g-^Ts^TJiTm. ^^w\m. sr1%5<nnTw. 
 
 Ac. Mphf^/. sj|*i*4n. cqftp/. go^jf^/. 
 Manifesto. See Manifest, 1. 
 Manifold, a. of several kinds, many. srpT ST+K^I, fl^ 
 
 ff-^i-^l, f^^, sr^f^, TT^nl^, 'M^H+K, "M^JJUI. 
 2 appearing in various ivaiis. si^^;^, 3T^^>^T. 
 Manikin, n. little man. vHlMHw.^^^ff/.fTnJI^w-Hlun+m. 
 
 2 — The anatomical preparation. IT2«?T% VOii?ft55 3T?- 
 
 «Tsr 3m1^i^ ^f^t Vr^.^ 2?JoET «». 
 To Manipulate, v. a. work with the hands. ^WI'l-^*H«>*<im- 
 
 Manipulation, «. ttont iy Aawrf. ^id<hlH «. f^sf^ «. ^- 
 Mankind, «. <Ae human race, v.Man. nqsq^if?)/. hTH^^it- 
 
 frf/. ♦i^otisji') m. H^<«H«|U| OT. H^^ «. J??. HT''I# «• pi. 
 
 wPT «. vrpnfrft/. vJpT m. vH^M «. 
 
 M ANLiKE. See Maklt. 
 
 Manliness, n. v. A. 1. ^qtJTT w. H^f/. K^ /. JT^JT^fft/ 
 
 3?tc^ n. ^^ n. j^ n. 
 Manly, a. manlike, firm, Irave. H^, JT^Nt, H^N I, ^JT, f^- 
 
 2 o/or belonging to a man, 3?«lvHl<f|-m, q<.«JMi, T^^, 
 
 ?i^?fte n. ^^^R n. 5r^c5>PT w. — Persian m. rTM^l'l f 
 Manneb, n. method, mode, way of doing. t\^ pop. \\r^f. ^- 
 ^f. ^^]^ m. T^fw/. mPiMI^/. HTH >». T<iT ot. fT=^/. 
 
 ?rf?i/. ^/. nhf ^V3?\f.fw.^f 
 
 After this m. i^ot JnTT^t. 
 
 After the same m. BT7 sPTIot, rl^N <^cfi. 
 
 2 fashion, habit, way, V. Custom. =^135/. t[ff\ pop. t[rff. 
 HRhI4 ot. fi?!^:^ ««. 
 
 Manners and customs. ftcPTtH/. or RrflHirft/. ^Z. 
 — of a country, ^?IT^TT m. 
 
 3 sort, kind. «TTcr/. spFR w. <T=|r/. *rt?r/. f^f^T m. 
 
 4 imposingness of action. 5^/. ^ »». sfe^lft/. aiTR M, 
 
 Pleasing manner or air. ^^f. 
 
 5 peculiar way, mode, style, fashion, ifc. ^/. 5^^/. S«l/. 
 
 ?tc<t/. "mFT »». 3iT»jft/-tn:rfr/.«iT^<ifV.qR'\/.<Jnw «. lf?T 
 pop. »icr/. ?i=^/- 
 
 Affected m. gW/. 
 
 6 manners; May q/" ?j/e, v. Conduct. ^Tt5/ -tfirt-q^/. 
 ^TrfuPF/ fcll'NI'm^/. ft«if?rttf^ 2'<';'- ^*ft^Tftrr/. |tT n. 
 
 Good m. ^rftfrf/. 
 
 Ill m. gT?m?T /: [^/. 
 
 Manners and morals — compreLfl«Tfi^rftfH i'op. ^^tf[f[- 
 
 7 manners; ceremonious behaviour, y. Civility. itT^?T- 
 
 quTT m. HHs^rmr «• ^^^fift/. lireT^R »». firer^/. 
 
 8 carriage, deportment, outward behaviour. ««i«iui«ri/. 
 
 Mannehlinebs, n.T. A. ftl^dl/. f?l^l<<*)t/- fP='??fT/' 5^^^* 
 
 Mannebly, «. ceremonious, polite, y. Civil, f^, ^«r, f?Tr 
 
 Mannish. See BIasccline. 
 
 Manoiuvee, n. skilful mope, measure, Sfc. ^flp / J'ffNl 
 
 Manoeuvres. 3R^^ n. pi. 3^5%^ «. |)^. g$<i% «». i>^ 
 
 Military maDoeuvers. +«tl{d or ^?T^/. 
 To Manceuvebe, v.n. — in mlitary exercise. +«(l^<i/ ^^- 
 ^oOTT, sq;^ m. ^^-^^. 
 2 act tcith art and address, ^f^p/- ^Tot-^fT3^-^55ot-?J- 
 
 Man of wae, n. ?IT«prft j?5T^ »T?5«l<T n. 3KHTT ». 
 Manob, «. Zoni or estate of a lord, ^c. ^Tf\^^[t( f. ^'ft^ 
 
 Lord of the m. vfT^ft^^, 'sn^f^R?^, ^^TH??, «mToft. 
 Manoeial, a. pertaining, ^c. to a manor. vTJftH^'fNT, ^71- 
 
 Mansion, n. gentlemarCa residence, v. House. ^TIT »«. ^^- 
 
 2 ( of the moon ). JT?^ «• There are twenty seven, 
 viz. g?f>^, ^Rwft, ?i^TW, <)f^uft, ^, 3TT^f, 2^f , 
 
MAN" 
 
 513 
 
 MAft 
 
 ^H^I^T, 5?^, ^t5, Mi(hi«i, 3tTTT^T?T, «J«nT, tTf?!^, ?IfT- ' 
 ?mW, "ifiMl^qdl, 3Tl^»n^q^T,^'^n=ft. A twenly eighth j| 
 ( arfHfjifT ) is added sometimes, which is composed of ! 
 the last quarter of the 2lEt and the fifteenth part of | 
 the 22nd. Some significant or aUusiye terms for cer- I; 
 tain of them ( esp. with reference to the rain which j 
 falls under them ) are, JTt^^ ( for 3T^TTWT ), ^\f\ and i| 
 *S<-«4l ( for f^ST ), ^^^^ ( for ^T?ft ), 5^«TT ( for f^- J 
 
 vmr ), r^vn or tji^tr ^k ( for ^v^ ), virt^r t^K or j! 
 
 *fmm ( for 5R#5 ), ^ ( for p?^?15r ), «R^ ( for ' 
 those nalshairat of the rains which follow qeff ). Of 
 the asterism or mansion, ^H?15T, four feet or || 
 divisions ( -^K-Hi"! ) are supposed, and named, from Ij 
 the (as supposed) positively bad and thence improving r 
 quality of the rain which falls respectively under them, || 
 aitSAI^ "^TOT or qj^T, »il*<<|-«ji qi^, **«JI^I "TR, ^I-«1NI- j, 
 "HT. Astrologers make three divisions ( >1<T ) of the27 
 naktiatrat, consisting of nine each. They are named 
 
 Blind, dark, &c. m. ^^ ^^'Sf n. 
 
 Inauspicious va. ^\r(^^^ n. 
 \Ia5suete, ilASsrETUDE. Seo Tame, Tamxhtess. 
 .Ma5tel-i-iece,Mastle-tkzb, n. projecting ledge, ^c. f^- 
 
 ■ riE, n. V. Cloki, ^/. 5?^/. T^f. 5115: m. 
 ^fASTLE, c. a. doke, v. ToHiiK. r»q<(ui, qi^??7;rn. «?Tt5^, 
 Ij Mastle, V. n.joy, reret. ^^ m.-jfrilT/. pl.-&c. JTRof, 
 
 2 spread Itmriantltf. OTT^, iB'Sf, *(I<)S!dJ, *iMi«|Ul, JTT- 
 
 3 Jerment, icori, gather froth. W»t, S^ssdr, Vt^ ^- 
 ot, f*«rf+l»f, pl«rl« adv. wA. 
 MCA, «. yoiwi. ^^fwr^T w. 
 
 1 UA-MAKEB, fl. 1^ qfT^TUr f^^T *< 011(1. 
 
 . UAL, a. lelonging to the hand. ^T^^, ^MMI, ^^fW^- 
 
 ^ (iM0 Jy /»e Aant/. ^Tm^ or fT'T^, ^H^mHI, ^- 
 P^-«TNTTT^, Ac. |I1H *rb<^l, ^MFT«T. 
 
 51. businetw or work. ||f1*IR w. ^wf*<<l/. ^ijl^fi. 
 
 51. skill or ability. %y^f. ^M^at m. prrhR^n. 
 
 M. quickncM and raaartnew. ^W«|lMrqfi. prfrnnrn. 
 Sign m. fl(TT?TT n. fPnft ?ff /. 
 '^kf\:k\.,n.i$Hall look or compilation. ^J^f. ITWhT m. 
 ^fTT^Vf m. Bf^H^m ». [ 11^ fl. 
 
 MAJtcrACTOBT, «i.— the place. *I*^MI m f^^lMI/. «t- 
 MA5TFArnr«B, »i. t.V. 1.— <Mrf. ftT?qr^ «t^ «. Ac. I 
 
 I thing manufactured. fHv^\A•fT^'^^•^^>'A^^^^^f^^iLC. %- 
 '^ ^^r4 m.-^lftfT »ii.-^T^ n.-^m f. f^sT »i. 
 of cloth. JUSTT n. 
 ib MA5t;rACTUBB, V. ^./(M^iyworAMNMilip. f^r^-f^TPq. 
 
 l^-Ac. 
 
 2 tfori- «;) raw materiale. a^R-f%5-&c. ^r»f, 3?"l^^, 
 ^TT^, fl'^^TT w.-^Hlf /. ^T<ij ^. of. 0. 
 
 Maxufactoed, /). Y. V.l. f?irqi5T %3:?ir, &c. f^?qfHf5fr?r, 
 
 ilAXVFACTCKEB, «. MaKUFACTTIBIKG,/). a. V. V. 1. ftTrRT- 
 
 Masvmissioit, n. v. V.— oc^. ^1?^ «. ^iTf^TJi/. ^t^^tii^^ 
 
 fl.— o. or «. i^f. ^z^f. ^f. ^^3%/. 
 
 To MAXtMiT, To BIaSVUISe, r. a. release from slaverg, 
 
 ^T^TTTrei^ ^R<iif,^^/.-Bll/.-&c.^, ^^/.-jft^Foft^/.- 
 
 ^R^nfr^PT «.-<^RqHrTp/.-&c. ^?Tif y. ofo. 3I^m-^R^- 
 
 ^P-Ac.^^. " [^'P^^. 
 
 Manumitted, p. v. V. an^liqii^H ^"t?^«5T, Ac. ^'T^^, 
 
 To Maktbe, r. a. dung, apply manure. «rR^, ^?1I^, ^- 
 
 diotuf, ^ITT fi.-^m m. «.-JFTTm.-&c.^?l9T-5T^of. 
 Masube, b. dung or compost tofattin land. ^?I n. ^flrTfB. ?J. 
 ^ m. ^^q fl. ^TT M. ^HHrT fl. 
 M. of fish. ^JT »n. ^ «• 
 M. of human ordure. ^H<Md n. 
 Eich from m. — a field. ^?ftl, ^f?T^, ^^RTTS, ^m^. 
 That smells of the m. — a vegetable, ^tw^. 
 Manubed, p. T. V. 'H<«(«rfl, '(*IHI«l^c5T, Ac. ^<t^, ^rnjHT- 
 
 Eaised upon m. lands. <*)riy<HMI. 
 Maki'scbipt, fj. look or papir uritlen xoiih the hand or pen. 
 ipTPf faf^HT "FT*!?; f»i.-q^^ fi.-Ac. ^^fr m. 
 Outer sheet or cover of a m. M<,Mei^ fi. 
 Bf ASCSCBIPT, a. T. N. |HI^ fc^^t^, ^wfrJf^fT. 
 Many, a. «PTT, «T|rf or ij^, Jisf^/JO/j. ^"S'FW, 5R%«P, SJJ^, 
 f^JW, «l^, «rf ( in conip. as *J^MK, l^'pT, Ac.),— 
 
 For numerous vulgar words Sec Exubeeast. 
 As m. as. pHH^I, ^'\i\^ <<i«(rj. 
 How m. ^fft, Wri, %^Tr, ^Ffft'F, R>r|<i), f^flvi. 
 In m. places. H^fij^iuft, 'lyTi 3T%T^. 
 In m. ways or sorts. t|^W*l?, ^y^TT- 
 M. a one. f'pTft^ or f5t>Hj*, *^. 
 M. times. »fy^, «JyTTT, »TJ%af' 
 So m. as. fH»i«H, fT^TT, ?n^. 
 Mant, fl. multitude. *1»J<^N f». ?mPT m. ?l^ »i. 
 
 Many-colohed, II. ^^<MlMr, "jyr^ft, fs'ifrfs'sr, TmiW, 
 
 JIaky-cobnbheI), fl. nystT. 
 
 JIant-fibbed, a. WJ^f^ft. 
 
 Maht-hxassd, a. iiyro^, *?^r^l<*1>, "t^^jp. 
 
 MANT-«TWtAM£D, fl. ^JJ?^. 
 MANT-tTBIHOKS, fl. •fy^ Itrf ^, «t^«i(^"»». 
 
 HAVT'Tnfxa. Seo Oftkn. 
 
 Map, ft. sTTrVT ffi. »nf7TT fn. V"<^'"<'<V» ••• ^^^fi. 
 
 fo 5Iap, v. a. ^^fPIlT ffi.-Ac. vn^y. ofo. 
 
 To 5Iab, r. o. injure, damage., t. To Spoil. 
 
^ MAB 
 
 2 disconcert^ Sfc. T. To DErEAT, »03^, f^^^, f^^- 
 
 Maeaswus, n. toasting disease^ v. CosstrMPTiON. ^*\i\*\ m. 
 Mahatibeb, «. rover for flunder. ^^TTT, cj-iiO, ^^, JS. 
 
 Eavages of marauders. 3SI^5T«f /. 
 Maeaubikg, n. rovittg for plunder. ^\^X& ft>T'^ n. t^J|-»f\ 
 
 Makble, a. «oJe, ^'e. of marble. V'mm( \, Vm{^< \ ^\ . 
 
 2 colored like marble. ^^mA(\ t^T^. 
 JIabble, «. ?fiTTTT=n: m. 
 
 2— playing marble, ni^ m. n]€[f. iT^f^r w. 
 Hole or pit at marbles. srmoE/. ^^ or TS/- 
 Large m. ^Z m. Z^ m. 
 M. of lac. T'jTTT »»• 
 The ring at marbles. «r^ «». 
 The pit-game. stTnasT^r m. aTTTot'TTSft/. nt^nT^t/. 
 The ring-game. <pt5 IR »»• Some of the terms at 
 marbles are, ^^a^FI^^T, ^PR^^ft or ^PTR^^oft, ^5, ^- 
 ^^nft, «FRff . Some of the plays at marbles are, ann- 
 anlciTT, ^T^RtTT, stTFrk-iIT. [ ^. 
 
 Maeble-heabtei), a. v. Cbuel, Pitiless. Mllioi^^, ^^^\^ 
 Mabble-plasiee, w. ^3i^ wt. 
 Maecasite, n. ^^^^^f■ ^^"tflf^ «• 3TT^ «. 
 Maech, «.— the month. ^Ir^ft fliai"^! fcTO^ T^^T m. '^' 
 
 ?55TrrRTsl ^^srjmq^ «. [ ^ ^nt5/. 
 
 2 military step or movement- ^«nfrft ^TS/. «f>^H«l<N'0- 
 
 3 journey of soldiers. ^ «. 5^f^+'IMH «. ^^*m^ /. 
 
 4 grave or stately march. iter^-'mii-«fl-rM<N«^r=ft-&c. 
 =»rT?5/. 'M'ifrl/. 
 
 To Maech, v. n. — as soldiers; move by steps and in order. 
 
 2 journey, — troops. ^ n.-&c. sprot. 
 
 3 ffiarcA gravely, statelily, Sfc. fteT% =^Ttft%-»?TCT% 'STTSft- 
 
 5b Maecu, v. a. ^^^1^% ^TTcft^-Ac. tdrfHUJ. 
 
 2 ca««e to journey. ^ «. «j)<c(ui ^. o/ o. 
 Maeches, n.pl. borders,-^. CosiiSEs. ^5^-NI^5!I m. :rt?l^»>, 
 MAECHisa, a. ^ efi^uiji-m', ^-tH'sjr. 
 
 Mabe, n. ^t[f.^\t[f 3?f^/. gtftoft/. Jrerr/. 
 
 Got out from a m. — offspring. «FT^P3>, +li|^. 
 Large & fine m. m<^<«(M/. 
 M. kept for breeding. T^/. H<ivT^/. 
 To bring a m. to the male> or to get offspring from 
 a m. «<)|(i=|ui. 
 Maegabite, n. v. Peabl. Ht<ft «. 
 
 Mabgi:^, n. brink, border, verge, v. Ebge. «pl3 m. ^^mm. 
 ^PS/. ^/. «IT^/. ^TOR«. <ci<iKI»».^s/. irtrrm-STfrTHmOT. 
 
 Along the m. xrtcm:. 
 2 ( of a book or writing ). 5^^Ht-&c. ^ /. ^HTRf w. 
 To leftve a margin, Jig. ^jr/.-vrmr /. ^^-'[T^'f. 
 
 B14 MAR 
 
 Maegisax, a. inseiied in the margin. <R^T, flllfll^l, ?I*TT- 
 
 M. note. f«RT m. fsisft/ 
 Maeginaixt, adv. along the margin. iTi?lT^qT-&c. 51^, siffT?r:. 
 Mabigold, «. — the flower, %,'^m. ^^Tt? «. K^tKc5 /. ». 
 
 2 French m. Jc^srrf'JR'Y/. *\Pj^i\f. 
 Maeine, a. relating, ^-c. to the sea. ^g^I-qr, ^J^'sj'^fT, 
 
 2 relating, ^'c. to sea affairs. 1rf«ldNi-i*<l +IH|f^«l4T- 
 
 MABilfE, «. «fa affairs. »T??sif!f^3% ^FW «. ^JT^Mt^^FPT «.- 
 
 2 soldier employed on board ship. ilrt««il«lflH ^171^^ 
 
 MaBIXEE, «.T. SaILOB. ITrmrft-&C. H|UIH «J. vl^TvT^, vf^- 
 
 Maeital, a. belonging to a husband. VlftKNI, HrTf^, Ac 
 
 ^j^'srtft, T^^m^, Tfrt^sfift. 
 
 Maeitime, a. See Maeixe. 2. bordering on the sea, situated 
 on the f.oast. ?I^I% jftTW^r, <TCr<T, ^IJ^^^^T, 
 
 Maejoeam, n. origanum majorana. JTT«fT o>" ^T^r w. 
 Maek, «. <ofe«, sign, stamp, S(c. fHw^ or ^f. ^^f. f^- 
 f^ n. f^?lM n. a?|(jt<<(ui/. ?;?lTirn. siip «». fen «. ?lt^^ 
 n. 3fTf'TfTFr n. sq^JR n. eq^^F n. 
 
 Marks, stamps, &c. — compreh. ^jpi^^T/- ^JJT^TFT/. 
 Auspicious, «te. m, gnf^ «. ^*Tc??TOT «. f ?!^W ». 
 
 An unlucky, inauspicious, &c. m. ar^vf^'^w. 3Tg*r- 
 FS^Tir «. ^r^!?rJT». 3R?I?T0T». aTO5?7<^ «. 53?n7IM.|f^^». 
 A secret or inner m. #[3^^ m. gT<T^iT/. 
 A secret or private m. (of traders) arMtW 3Tt^. 
 M. made by a hot iron. 5^1 »». ^m m. 
 That has auspicious, &c. marks. ^3^'ift, g?I?lf>n^, 
 
 That has unlucky, &c. marks, f?!?!'^, 31^5r?Toft, f- 
 
 2 ( on the body ) spot, line, ^'c. ?n^f^2R5?=roT n. W^- 
 ^/. ^IH^Bl'^ n. W^n. 
 
 Belonging or relating to marks. ?TT^f^^. 
 Divination or interpretation of marks. -^TT^f^^ n. 
 Diviner or interpreter of marks, ^m^f^^. 
 That has auspicious marks, &c. gs^^ift, gc??^!''!^. 
 
 3 butt, object, aim. fHvVT «• Tvm n. f|^ or ^ n. c5^"n 
 n. %«^ n. 
 
 Hitting the m. lit. Jig. ?5^^ m. 
 
 So as just to hit the m. iiHi^^. [ ^-^^. 
 
 To strike the m. ^^M n. ijfl^ar, ^^TTTift ^N m. ^m- 
 
 4 ( as a substitute for a signature ). ^irttfliaor/.-f^^T- 
 
 A man of m. t. Eminent, irf^?, *lhlt?ir^+NI. 
 To Mask, r. a. put a mark on. ^ f.-f^Wf^ /••f^'»-&c. 
 
MAB 
 
 515 
 
 MAE 
 
 2 ( cattle, &c. by a cauterizing iron ). IPT^, fSWof, IPT 
 
 1».-Ac. ^-J.H«i-%^, ^?=«Tt'1-i<<HiH-&c. 3tiui>j|. 
 
 4 off, di-Jlrif, Sfe. V. To Bound. mR^<\ ot. ^Rof y. o/'o. ij. 
 
 5 out ; trace tiejigure, outline*, S^e. of. %«T0^, %^ ^, 
 3!?^, 31^ ^, i^^l-iof or ^<ttl<iuj, ^^?^, «M««i, ^^^'ft 
 /.-3(i^5T «.-Ac. ^Tot 5r. o/" o. 
 
 :?b Makk, r. w. iKrf^. ;5^:»TfrT-t<<Hid-&c. 3Tmot-^«Pt. 
 MxBKED, ;». V. V. A. 1. gT>r Rtr^f^ l, Ac. aj^^ai , 3tf^, f^- 
 
 2 <i'i*<i, -^m^i, sm f^-^??!, &c. r^nuT, 
 
 3 Mlf^rWI, rlflflrWI, ic. 
 
 4 Hf<^^ %%rJT, Tfrf^^. 
 
 5 ^nti«i, ^•^1 f^r^-'?!, Ac. 
 
 Maxuk, n. Mamixo,;>. a. t. V. A. 1. gjBr^«mTT,ftnT«ft- 
 ^TTRT, 3tliWTTT, &c. 3TO^-&c. "Pfrf-'BTT^-Ac. 
 
 3 f*n»H«im, Ac. ^?=«T ^TRT, Ac. ?5^^Tt?T 5HI0HIIK1, Ac. 
 
 4 <Tft%5 ^TOTTTT, hR^'S*. 
 
 5 %^^ ^01 If I, arf^T ^"TRT, ^<*ti«lKI, Ac 
 
 Maxeft, n. IJTTTTT w. ^ «. dim. ^ f. pop. ^. or ^ m. 
 «f3T m. — cotnpreh. A indef. Ac. ^m\^H m. 
 A green m. *rw/. Mld^-'. «. HIci+lM/. 
 A moTcable m. ^ ^^. p or ^ «. 
 Afternoon or evening m. 5^/ J^fft^ «II3!H m. 
 Clerk of the m. f^<^ or f^TW^TT, f^T?T "mTTTT. 
 Custom or uaage of the m. PX^X f^<WI «, 
 Current in the m. HI^IH-^^H or ^r^. 
 M.-court. ^mft/. 
 If. -intelligence, t}?/. 
 
 >L.Uttlo, report, Ac. HMKH»*(l/. »iMK*«I'f>f1/. 
 Public measurer of a m. MlVlO w Hl<(lil. 
 Stale or after m. f^nEI^TTTT «. ^mMK m. 
 Stale or refuse m. -commodities. <n{ ^''f n. 
 Tax or duty paid for a booth, stand, Ac. in a m. ^- 
 
 wft/. Hire/. i|ii^/. ^nnr ^?v/. 
 
 2 WW/, safe. ^^ m. ^VT m. f^^/, f^^S^T M. 3fhr m. 
 
 Mum, «. T, N. ^nrrtt, ^i-ni'^i. 
 
 7i> Masect, ». »». ^1^1* w.-^T^WTfR si.-^ft^ ■i.-^t'^T^is.* 
 
 A*. *T*^. [^^W^ *•• 
 
 Miaxn-DAT, «. m^i'^i f^f»f m.-^TT •». iHnrrf^fW «. ^• 
 
 Mabkct-tolk, «. ^nTJTT^f wmi( n. pi. w\t[\i%(\ m. pi. WT- 
 
 Mabkct-ma!*, n. muM^A m. |T^lEft w. 
 MiKKR-rLACB, «. ^piTT^ Trnry! ^mrrmr m. 
 ^r«iintT-r«icit, MAiKXT-mATE, n. ^MKIIfM. mwni. qriiii. 
 =r^/. — as fixed by the police. f^TW ••. BinfTff^TW ■•• 
 
 BegnlatoT of the m.-nite. ^n>>^. 
 
 Boil or paper of the m.i«t«. PfT^rt^ m. 
 
 Makket-town, n. «|MKJ|i<4 n. %/. ^4-«)| nt^ »i. 
 Mabket-woman, «. «(MK+<lu|/. ^ |d4.^m /. 
 Mahketable, a. saleable. «)MK ^nCFTT^, ^^TT^, f^+l'*, ^- 
 
 2 current, i,'c. in the market. ^MlO, *<MK-^I, 
 IMaeketiso, «. *(MK ^R'f »• «IMK »». ^liMMKw. ^fl^ m. 
 
 Mabeoo, n. V. V. A. 1. — act. gTJT ^T^ ». f^nP'ft ^ «• 
 y<+»Ji «. Ac. ai+ufl /. 3T^5T n. 
 
 2 si'iiJf ». OTWdf n. il'iufl/. rtKiufl/. 
 
 3 TT^ «. ?!^Tiir «• Ac. 
 
 4 Tf^^d? m. C^'ft/. ^^("ft/. 
 
 5 %rTnf rt. 3i^ ff. Ac. %7nift/. ai+ufl /. ^^Jliufl or^^- 
 Mabkixo-ibox, n. iMiuf)/. 
 
 Mabkisg-xut, fj.— the plant. f«nft or f^4iftcwfi|5r^/. Hf5T- 
 ?nj; »i.*f(%§H m. — the nut. fSRT or flli«lT or f«|»l<(l w. 
 MfflM^w. — covertly or cantly. «FToEr »n. 
 Calyx of the m. t*ni^ n. f«RW/. 
 Oil obtained from the m. finf^ «. f«l^ «. 
 Seed of the m. f^t^ n. 
 
 Spot or dot resembling the m. ^I»l¥ n. f?J«T7 ». 
 Mabesmait, ». on« skilful to hit a mark. f^TITW TTTTRT, 
 
 j' 2 ti^tO I^SftToft-AcT.^uiKi. 
 Mael, n.— the earth. f^nptJnTTfft/. 
 Mabl-pit, n. f^<JnTTrft^ ^TM/. 
 MabmobeaX, a. made of marble. WJH^^^, ♦i'lMifiHU 
 j, MaBQUIS, n. NrfNrlfftf* ^ "T^ 3TT^. 
 I Mabbed, p. V. V. 1. r^Mielf'yl, fT^r^^T, Ac. 
 jl 2 tf \ liA\ , f\»*i.?:'^ \, Ac. 
 
 I MaBbeb, n. v.V. 1. R^V^oiKi, HWITTr, Ac. filMISVI, TT^T^, 
 l| ^^^H^F, f^MM*, RwifO. [ 'H4f^H i y ^, Ac. 
 
 jl 2 HlrJTTa, ^«*i"IK!, Ac. jftWT, f^^*«*jr, +l4f^MM^, 
 Mabbiaoe, «. lejal union of a man and a tcoman. fSpTT^m. 
 I t^TT pop. fTfRor^^^^n. *I-^Hn. mHuNw. mRui<<H n. WW- 
 II ^t4»». TTf^nT^w- Hif<liM^"in- "nf&rftlTt. Tgr^w*- -ag^^iw. 
 ' 3^«THw. TT^TTTw ^W^sTt/i. There are amongst tlio 
 Hindus numerous rites and observances relating to 
 I marriage. The words expressing them, as they can ap- 
 1 pear under no English words, and, as they will be duly 
 valued by persons studying the language, customs, 
 and fashions of the Hindu body, are inserted here. For 
 explanation of them turn to the M. and £. Dictionary, 
 wffl^ui iT^WT, 9flRT?Tn^rT, ^<iiTVwot, arr^^ftr or arr^l- 
 fTT, 3TPT^ or anJ^^nT or 'smi'Ttni, 3TtT%'rm,Ti^r5f- 
 
 «f , 'JTtfT, SST'ft, f^W<t, ni^'TT or %2^UT, '\\f,\\*<or itSt- 
 
 ^wr, hT^uI*''!, "»'4i<^h, ^1?wt, Mfwiifluft, Krat^, 
 
 ^W»l, n^wilT, ?TT%, tii^'.^ai, ^^uifr*!^*. Certain /orm» 
 of marriage are, — STtigTl'IWTf , ^ll^f^MIf, »i*^R or »t<-T- 
 
MAB 
 
 516 
 
 MAB 
 
 R^i^, sn^rft^, »T?i%o5?rtr or f^^, ^^rtrf^^^. Some 
 
 of the terms expressing things used at marriages are, — 
 
 3Tf^, 3'^95^, ^Rufl, 5?r?7qTJr, ^-^^, ^^T, qioS^^tjft, 
 
 ^^. Some of the terms expressing persons or o^c« 
 are,— <*j<c(rtl, 5?)T??ft, «mHR*1 or f^oSTT, TR'T, 'TRrTT, 
 ^Ttrnr. Some of the ablutions ( of bride, bridegroom, 
 mother of either, &c. ) connected with a m. are, — STT- 
 Z^^, ^^P^m, ^"loS'^lui, m^-^iui, ii^-^ioT. Some of 
 the terms expressing presents^ courtesies, ^'c. are, arn- 
 SqT^ HPT, 3f^, 3^5^, ST^Jfra^ or 3T^^, armTI - 
 
 •J"!^, arr^'ft, ^y^^mT, ?ToEt, f?ra;rT, Hti^oi or rirf^Hul, 
 
 %^, ^'RWI^I, ^TT^R, «n?wpTRt, ^ft^MM^dH pop. 
 ^^rftiJ^fnT. Other terms expressing various points and 
 particulars are, — vHHtiOT, <dM«iyW<, <^KiS<<«4ui, ^JTT&T, 
 y^TlHiS, ^^5^. In the solemnization of marriage to say 
 " / take {this woman^tliis man^ ) fomy { wife^ husband)" 
 is well rendered by HH'-^U|OJ-. 
 
 Ablution at m. ifTr^^HM". 
 
 A huddled or hurried m. »T^*l4MfT«». 
 
 Altar or raised seat at a m. af^S or qt^^w. 
 
 A shabby m. f^F^^TTw.-^^M. &c. 
 
 Asking a girl in m. HMluft/. *TFft/. 
 
 Auspicious ( season, month, lunar day, nakshatra, ) 
 for m. ^M'Hil^/. ?5HHW»». ^TrfHf^/. 
 
 Auspicious juncture (for joining hands, &c.) at a 
 m. rmMfi+l/. c?JTH|Tf»». — The time-cup determining 
 it. Bfl^fd+r/. — Astrologer's paper stating it. rfnBl^ 1 
 /. cmnfM*! /• — Eoll of such auspicious junctures. 
 
 Cloth or screen interposed at a m. between the 
 bride and bridegroom. ^:'T? m. MlH^n*/. 'l^t^-^T?^- 
 
 Company and attendants at a m. ^TTH/. ?=^ n. 
 Cord with which the height of a proposed bride or 
 bridegroom is ascertained. WH|U|^^ n. M^^i^ n. * 
 Father of the bridegroom. aff^NTT-the mother W- 
 
 Fee to the priest at a m. nfm^vflf. 
 Interchange between families of daughters in m. 
 51^ n. or «f^OT=^ Wfl" n. «|(^r^|4(U| «. 
 
 Joining of the hands at a m. mfilm^' m. HlpiHT^CT » 
 
 Letter of invitation to a m. BTTf^T^/- [I 
 
 Making up or bringing about a m. M4«(duir/.^<l^</. 
 
 M.-contract. 5rTf^*i<nT or t(j^i^fi^ m. 
 
 *I.-tax. rfUd+l or ZSgr m. 
 
 M.-liceuse. c5irf^/. 
 
 M. -feast. «5MW<r)v»H n. ^^V( n. 
 
 M. -festivities. rfH^i^oST m. 
 
 M.-ofFering ( to the tutelar deity of a place ). frt«l?^- 
 
 M.-procession. ^=^ «. ^rm/. 
 
 M.-service. t^^^TT^nT «• 
 
 M.-string. ( It is a string with a bit of gold strung 
 on it; it is put round the neck of the bride, who wea rs 
 it till she becomes a widow, when it is broken ). JTI^^- 
 ^ «• ?iTHl'<<<iH ffi. Htn^'mg m. ar^^q^ »». 
 
 Man in or entering into his first m. ST^nr^ ( Tulg. 
 or pop. T<T^ ),— his second m. f^R^, — his third m. 
 
 Party of the bride at a m. ^^T^ m. ^-^\iv{\ f. pi. 
 
 Party of the bride-groom at a m. q^^m. — in a pro- 
 cession. lJT<TPft ^=fTCt. [ 1T1^«1^ «. 
 
 Presents made to a bride at her m. at^ n. ^^ «. 
 
 Procession of the bride to the m. STTT'fl'y^ 
 
 One related by m. ^TTTT »». 
 
 Eelation by m. ^Ni'M/. ^nO^/. 
 
 Second m. f^?ft'ra^<T m. 
 
 Second m. of a shudra woman, or of a shudra man 
 with a shudra widow. TIT m. ^^ m. HI^H^ m. 
 
 Shed or awning for a m. SiWHST m. 
 
 Suitable for occasions of m. — cloth &c. rfniA _ 
 
 Unduly conducted & therefore invalid m. JTHoS ;», 
 
 To bo proposed for m. — a female. ^TtHT q^. 
 
 To choose in m. ^^. 
 
 To fix on a time for a m. <7TT n. sjTTSiJif. 
 
 To dissolve a m. — a husband and wife. mrf^J. ^TTf^ 
 
 To match ( child with child) in m. JT'inT?n'HTT% WPR 
 To be undergoing the ceremony of m. ^oE^/. ?5FIot 
 
 icith ^ or ^ofs. 
 Marriageable, a- Jit for ivedloch. ^-^ISIaHmiIM!, r»HIJ?l'lI, 
 
 R=ll^l>^'ll, &c. R«)l^, v3^l^, fsRT^'ft'^, f^^ftRlH, ^- 
 
 A m. boy. JT^TT m. 
 A m. girl, ^^t[f. 
 M. and yet unmarried. ^^^K. 
 MaBEIEd, p. v. V. N. ^-^lirfrtl, 3H4JWc?T, f^RT^, f^^Tf|^, 
 
 A m. couple, v. Couple, ^fft n. »». qgij< «. 
 
 A m. man.-ma« teho has a wife. ^TF^, ■HHH)*, ^- 
 
 A m. woman, — woman who has a husband. ^^ellf^^T 
 
 pop. ^Rrrft^ or ^fsrrrar or ■^^v?.f■ ar^^r/. ?j*rH^r, ^^- 
 frT^, ?PT5rr, qf?i*ic<ft. 
 
 JIarrow, n. ( of the bones or flesh ). ^ m. ^ m. m. JTwTT 
 
 2 pV/i, inner portion. iR w. >ftT w.»T'M«.?TRm.>PT;;i.T^«. 
 Mabbow-boxe, h. H^ ^ w. 
 
 2 See Knee. 
 To Marry, v. a. join in wedlock. 351T ».-^^r^ «j.-&c. fJI^^f- 
 
 ?TT/.-&c. ^F^Jf. 
 
»IAB 
 
 517 
 
 MAS 
 
 ^ftoPT »i.-"<R''NH n.-Mlfi(IM^ m.-Hlfum^ui «.-&<■. q>^. (i 
 
 4 take to vrife. inwr/.-s^^/. ^Tot-^^^^T %'if, "TfTTT j 
 •».-mR<»I*H n. ^fiT''t. [ ^. J 
 
 5 lake to hutbatiJ. ^[^^ m.Jfp^ m.-'rf^ m. sRof-^^STT i 
 lb Mabbt, c. n. c5tT n.-H)*)!^ »i.-&c. ^R'lif, ^-^Tl^, j^ n.- 1 
 
 Ac. ([t^ y. of t. — with jocose implication, ^t^ ^T<Tf% 
 ^TT fT<T m. pi. ^Tfff, ^^ f^Jf, 3fMT TPt ?5T^ y. <>/" «. 
 
 ^TT fm m. ^. jjWf y. <?/■«. <mTf<T ^nft /. ts^, iToHn?r 
 
 BIaBs, «.-the planet. JT^lf? m. ^^ m. ailK* w. 
 
 2 The Hindu Mars or God of war is *|p(i**( or ^- 
 
 Maxmb, n. fen, vatery tract of land. <^r*<^r5 /. ^^ or f^- 
 
 di*p6*e of in marriaje. ^, ciHIrfl ^, ^V ^57T ^. || ■«N"+1«S «. ( the flower ). 
 3 take/or iutband or wife. R«4I^»)'|, ^Tot,vJ^l^«1, M<ui«l, j Mabvellous, o. v. Wondebfui.. ;t^?5, q ilrl i -m , gTr »)<<Hl , 
 
 _«; f^ Kw,,^ K^^ c » [I ^Hr^Km^ aPI^, 3TT«l^f^raP, 3TT5«pm, -MHr^. 1 R^. . 
 
 Mabtellocslt, ado. v. A. ^^B «l l -'-l<^M> TT decl. aTr^KT^ ^• 
 
 Smr^FIT decl. ^Hc+lR+^rfl^, 3TfrT57?T^. 
 Mabvellousness, n. v. A. ?R?iHm w. T^HTf /. ar^T^/. 
 
 Masculi>'e, a. OTa7«. JfJ^Mpft^, 5?^^!TRft^, j^ilTcft^, %^' 
 Rfi*, j in co>n^. T*;^ in comp. 
 
 2 helonging to tnaJes.flt for mdes, Sfc. J^^HT, J^^mII- 
 
 3 resembling a man. q^qrf'F, J^J^^HT^T^, J^^n^ft- 
 
 ^1 5+'il"*fl'Ji, 'TT^T^, 5^, j^t^pTi, jsRifft, j^mRtd, 
 
 4— in grammar. jflpT. [ f?r/. 
 
 Masculisex^ss, n. v. A. 8. J^'btW'TW m. J^^frT/. ^SRJ- 
 I 31 ASH, n. a mixture of things mingled or beaten together. ^- 
 ^ m. ipj^ m. ^fmj m. 
 
 M, of ground rico and bran boiled. f^3T m. %^ff . 
 M. of tamarinds, mangoes, &c. ^\oS m. [ ^tcT n. 
 
 2 ( for cattle ) 30qlw «. f^r^JT m. %^t n. tnTT »». "Tt- 
 
 3 mashed, crushed, bruised state. ^^ m. %^ITr^ w. 
 
 To JIash, t'. a. bruise, crush, heat into a mess, ^o&ut, ^^- 
 
 J'jf , %^, 'sJ^T'f , *T^, ^<^|A'<^I »».-&e. ^T^t g. of 0. 
 
 2 ( as with a ladle or spoon, ) 3H^I4ui, ^n^f. 
 Mashed, p. t. V. 1. '^^T^t^T, &c. ^"^^ %^?5T, T^fT. 
 
 2 yH^K,rirtl, 3T^t€W. 
 Mashisess, rt. V. A. 'W l H^H'J ur i m. &c. 
 Mashin-o, n. V. Y.h— act. «|»l<4ui n. ^T^^ w. Ac. ^loEuft/. 
 
 ^^f. H=^ «. 
 
 2 — oc<. ar^RuJ n. nii^^l n. ni'-"! >i. 
 Masht, a. «<)/7, squashy, ^V. •irt«i<?f1<i or PtrtRic^n, ftt?- 
 
 Mask, n. t;i»or. ^^^niZTw. ?<ri{ n. ^f^PTK^ «. d<UK<4 n. 
 2 pretence, pretext, cover. ij^Toir «». PlRlfl n. f^l5I »». 
 ?fh n. fiT'Tj'op. jftB «. WTRT »n. 
 
 To drop the m. Jprm. />/. ^ffpt, ^OIl*I<-»Trft^-»T?fl^- 
 
 i To Mask, v. a. disguise with a mask. *^^mi\ m. ri|<|ui.qi3i>i- 
 
 ! 2 corrt", conceal, v. To Hide. tfMflful, tfHlt|ui, «mfli, 3TT- 
 "ttfli^ rt.-»TtqH «.-Ac. ^:tot y. o/ 0. 
 Masked,/*, v. V. HntcJ rti«(^??T, »<)M<<ft, ?)fs4»i»i<«n, ^^- 
 
 2 tfMf^(4i, Ac. «Tlf^, 'sn^^irr^. 
 I Maskm, n. Ma8K1.no, pa. t. V. l.w^W?:! «nwrm-?5Tf»rrTT, 
 
 2 OT^UIIM, Ac. 3TT^^JT^, 
 MARLiy. Sco Mesus. [Portugtioso.) 
 
 Makok, n. nttf or iTli<t, *WWT, '[T^, fT^ ( from tha 
 The instrumeut of A m. for patting plMt«r, MW'.^'I?*. 
 
 CTT II. ^/. 
 
 Salt m. or meadow. ^TT^V^ n. 
 2b Habshax, f>. a. dispose in order, v. To Abbakge. T^'Jf, 
 
 r<TnT5T n.-Ac. ^rdt y. o/^ o. 
 MaBSHal, Mabsiialleb, n. v. "V. r^ntTTT, Ac. jf^vj^,^^, 
 
 I. ??»I*<iH-(l f^ <T75ft 3TT^. 
 MaXSHV, a fenny, wet. i^-*jM\f\.i f^I^R or r^«(ls,qmij<t|t)i, 
 mU|^«&|^|, 3T^T5^, v»1-4H*<, MI'SH^*, ^rtHI«t. 
 
 Kamt, n. place of puUic tra^c'^Zf^T^l^f. n^ w. f^- 
 SIaBTIAl, a. pertaining, Ifc. to war. ^^T^, a«l^'-^I, rm^, 
 
 ^5 f^^'i^, ^5^*1^, »^nH^*ft, ^r<i^*<*, j^r^q^^i, 
 Ac. '«^5*<'»iHi, ?rtmf*4*, «i»iR'+>. 
 
 2 suitattefor tear, useful in tear. ^JRTT ♦IHI'^^T, 55T- 
 '^TT ?M*l1'!NI, r^rnt, ;^»^ or ^, ^^IM^^I'ft, <«'TlM*»l«n. 
 rj trarlike, given to tear. rTTTT, ««««« or ^, J^THT, ^- 
 ^JTTT or ^^»nT, #tf «ft^, T^TWP, <«i«fU. 
 
 Mabtial law, *. «?Tl*fl ^ra% w. pi. 
 
 ^^ABTnfrr^8ec Di»cipli3abia5. 
 
 MiOTPfaAt, »i. 3rrq? ■». 
 
 UiKTTB. »i. one trho diet in defence of any cause. -MW^^y 
 H'1l*1l'Si-3RRr«TT T^Hfll-il-JllMr*!* Mnl«lil-Ac. in'T ^U|KI 
 or >rn>T fi'-^'ii-*Tn>T Mni^.ii, n(»iii4-M»ii<Jr<<«i>Hiwi, »|- 
 
 2 o«e »pio suffers much from a disease. ^ n. Rl-^lj^ c. 
 'HfJI>ft /■ TTll «. sum «». «tT »i. 
 
 Mabttsdom, h. ^h'wiSi *n^ «. Rn^iflt^ int ^ «• ^- 
 MaRtbxd. 8«e Maktt*. 
 
 BfAKVZL, ». T. WOSDEB. ^W^ n ^<^^, «. "MHr^I* m. SV^n. 
 
 ^w^/ ^w^^/. si^^KT^ n. ^^:^f^^^ n. 
 
 To Mabtkl, r. n. v. To Wo5»eb. 3n^ n.-^W^ <i.-Ac. V- 
 ''t, ^*<9 •• -an»iim ".-A 
 
 MUTU of Pern, n. jJWm/. oi. in^^nft/. ( the pWt ) 
 
MAS 
 
 B18 
 
 MAT 
 
 Masonet, n. crqfl or occupation of a m 
 
 2 work done hy a mason. v;tt[^:^ n. <M+|H n. 
 Solid m. stone work. ^^'Rft/. 
 Masqueeade, n. 5^?q^5rhn%55 m. ^^l^^^P^^tH m. 
 Mass, n. lump, body. ift^T m. n^ m. 5?5T w. TgT m. '^ m. 
 5»l^ «. S^q^ »n. %7/ f^ m. «fra «n. [ ^ m. 
 
 Kneaded and messed or soft m. c5T^ m. <<l<|^| w. ^- 
 M. of wood, stone, &c. «[? «. gpT «• 
 
 2 aggregated mass, congeries, assemblage. vj)*T[*i «i. ^ w. 
 f[Z or^lm.^ m. n\^ m. ^«TT? «. ^/. ^atT m. 
 
 A m. falling or fallen from a wall, &c. 5«J^ «. 5^ «. 
 Moving m. ( of air, water, and^. of -men ). e5ts»». 
 ??f3T»i. 5^ or 5?rtST m. 
 
 3 /ico/), Sfc. tm m. ^TTT or ^nT »»• f^MKI ♦». Tra/- 
 
 4 yro«« io(fy, <Ae JkZA:, the body. TtRt ♦». /wp. Xmf. Bt»I 
 OT. K^^TTPT OT. STT^Tn m. i)l*(l<lRT »». 
 
 By the m. In the m. ^itfr^, »J+J|+, 3^T?, 3^. 
 2b Massacbe, v. a. butcher, v. To Kill. q»TTg/.- «M'i l «>il^ - 
 /-&e. ^T^t ^. q/" 0. ^^ «.- ^j^TT/.- 5p^ M.-&C. ^R^ ^. 
 cfo. ^TtTTOT. ^o^-^^af y. o/"©. ^[^, Pl^Hul', HIM 
 
 To be massacred. JTK?T ^f<T ^t^, «P?n *nT?. 
 Massacke, Massacbitjo, «. V. V. 5j;tT?5/. *iai+-I^. ^T«<TT- 
 
 »i. ^^ m. ^j^ n. ^^f. PishdH «. Pish'^H «. 
 Massiness, Massivesess, n. v. A. vTJtutT w. ^"liMOIl m. 
 
 Ht^Tirr w. H({lM"II»». MUHd^Uil m. &c. ^Vr5f^ «. F<7tfTn. 
 Massive, Masst, «. ponderous, thick and heavy. «!?, *rrft, 
 
 srSTftoS, vrrrt^T, ^jTpJVsT, ^^, 5?t^TS or s^MIS or 31«l^Hi 
 
 or 3T^^TS, ^5TT«I, ^si^R, ^t^, ?^, 55E5F, q^HT, ^TT^, ^- 
 
 'IVI*(, Hspr, vJ^lH. 
 Mast, «.— of a ship, jfe m. 4lrf+l^/. *trf<*<i*l m. rWi,^\i[ 
 
 That has two masts. ^<n<Jt. — that has three. p|<+|<ft, 
 Masteb, «. — correl. with servant, q'fl', ^T^, WlJft, STg, 
 TimTT, %5«r, ?rT|«f. — compreh. or loosely, q^ftntw^. 
 That serves two masters. ? H<<^M r ft^» , ;j*ni%rH. 
 That is his own m. arW^ q^,*«IHNl t^ft, ^^^^, 
 
 Like m. like man. ^PilKMMiMlil^Hl. 
 
 2 director, governor, rider, lord. arf^T^rft, Tfrf, afTWT^T, 
 3Tf^, 3TfV^, ^f^*(l<i<\K, ^nv ( esp. in comp. ), |spr in 
 comp. ^»?rT in comp. HN*', <<m1MR, 3T«^. 
 
 3 oic«<fr, possessor, tpft, ^1^5^ or HIcJI*, ^^TT'ft, ^T^, 
 ^frf, ^T?^, "F^ ( in comp. as ^K^(\ ), ^T^ in comp. 
 
 4 head, v. Chief. TT^ni, 5^i^. — as used before such 
 words as carpenter, mason, &e. i^wO. 
 
 5 (of a ship). ?Tr^^ or r(|<Hl<^|, MI^^M, ?rt%c5, ^V^rf^TT^. 
 6— correl. with scholar or pupil. J?, Rr?TO, 3<m i m» . 
 
 Assistant m. OT'T?. 
 
 M. of a school. 'rfMt. 
 
 M. or instructor in science. f^<4 | ij» . 
 7 teacher oj an art or science, g?, ^m^ ( as J^PTT^ ^- 
 m^i dancing m. 'l|UilMI T'SH^, singing m. Ac). 
 
 Business of a m. or teacher. ?r«|^Pl^/. 
 
 8 skilful person, ^m^., vliuidl, HCT, <T?T^, ^^tTT. 
 
 9 one uncontrolled. JT^^f^TTT, ^r?T^, T^, 1^. 
 Absolute m. J'TJ^JrTtT. 
 
 To Master, v. a. overcome, lit. fig. f%^, H?: ^T^, ^Xi =FT^, 
 
 ST^trot, ^^flT'pfrr 3<|U10l. 
 
 SIasteh-haitd, «. ^«i^|t|| ^ m. 
 
 Masteh-ket, n. 3T%+Jr4>? vJHiuil^ f^fft. This is a m. key. 
 
 ^ 1%?^ ^W^ 3Tr^. 
 Mastee-piece, m. excellent performance. ^TSm <t>««Ji^-^^r- 
 
 ^-3TfrT^^T?«r^-3PTfH^fT5'^-&C. ^FTT n. ^nr^TT^-^- 
 
 This is a m. piece. ^ ^pmfrl ^n?'TT=^ M^I+IWl V^. 
 Masteb-stboke, n. ^BT^hfT-^WT^fiW^-^iTT *««)NI-&c, 
 
 IR ff».-%c5 OT.-^Tn^ m. 
 
 Masteelikess, n. v. A. ^w^f. 'Hi\\iji\(\f. ^filR'lO/^^- 
 ^^Tft/. ^F^T^T «• tJTT »»./. IfFft/. frakt/. ^TrT^oST m. ^• 
 
 "PT^/. ^n?'? n. =«rm^ «. t^r^r^ «. 
 
 Masteblt, a. formed ^c. with skill, clever. ^<yi<(t^I, ^^ffT^- 
 
 «ptVr«(I^r, J^3. [ t[^ decl. 
 
 Masteuly, adv. v. A. ^*HI<(l'l, &c. ?«I^-MI decl. W^T^*\- 
 Masteeship, Mastery, «. dominion.^ rule. ^^\^^ m. ^T- 
 
 f'Tr^ n. 3TTf^rTPT«. JPf?^ n. «l«<^/. fTrTT/. ^TT^'RTtTT/. 
 
 2 pre-eminence, v. Supebioeity. i|<xj«i|uii m. ^'^ ;i, 
 =51^ M. 3^ ^sffT OT. .JM<K1 OT. "f^ m. ?rw «• SJTVTFT n. 
 
 3 ownership. v<rfli|uii »». HW^^t/. ^il^r^i >». ^n^ «. 
 
 4 8ee Skill. [■^4<'II^, ^'f<Jr;[IW^. 
 Masticable, a. v. V. •^|<<l<<|v^l«ll-#'mT-&c. ^, ^ ^t ^T, 
 To Masticate, r. a. chew, ^n^, ^''t, ^^ «. ^j^ y. o/o. 
 Masticated p. v. V. MNt^f*!, ^'T. 
 
 Mastication, n. v. Y.—act. M\'i^ »■ ^(^ «. T^orf^m/. 
 
 Masticatoby, n. medicine to he chewed. ^qRWTTrif 3?ktT n. 
 Masticatoby, a. adapted for mastication. ^\mvT{\^x(\ ^[^\- 
 
 Mastich, Mastic, «. — the gum. ^Hmw^f- 
 Mastiff, w. ^t -^IrO^l ^^ 3Tl^. 
 Mastlin, w. v. Meslin. tTT^qixft i(^/ ?m^ »i. 
 Mat, «. ^/. 3TVft or ^?ift/.— of date tree spikes, qt- 
 =^ »». — of bamboo. 51oft/- fR?5TT »». [/. <i<i«|><». 
 
 An old m. or a piece of one. Hot+d «. HoS-^ m. doi+,iO 
 Sleeping or sitting m. arV^TT n. [ 3r'<T^. 
 
 To Mat, v. a. cover with matting. %t^ f.-&c. ii^wi-^n^iJr- 
 
 2 tmst,plat. fi|u|U|,^cEwr, 
 Match, m. ej«aZ, o«« aWc /o eo/w wiVA. il'O^I'O^r, fft^T^, 
 ^/ 'T?!'TT/. — in familiar phraseology, masterer, teacher, 
 man for, lad for, boy for, Sfc. ntft m. <ftT m. ims w. m- 
 <Hi>n< »». ^^?n^ M. ;[V^ «. 
 Of a m. ^HTTtt^, 5Em^p?T, ^*TPrF?T. [ ttrre iu. 
 
 M. with m. 4|H+lrtl "nT^, HitiiisT STRT, ^^TTO' ?Rn, 
 
MAt 
 
 519 
 
 MAT 
 
 2 one that tallie*. «)<i«|^-«(l, «l(l«H-^r, ^l^-HI, <riil-«|l, 
 
 3 T. Mabbiaoe. f^^ m. htt n. fil^ ^«i«r m. 
 Scheming to eflect a m. ^^if m. 
 
 4 eontett, game. «n^/. 5T^ »". 
 
 6^ ^5 n. 3TnfHt-f^E«rr^ ?T#t/. [or^m. 
 
 6 ( of a gun ). <?t5T m. ?l^ «. 3n»T^/. «rat/. Mfear 
 
 7 ( of a rocket, squib, &c. ). t^T^/. 
 
 Tj Match, p. n. tuit, tally, correspond. ^^'if,:jTK^,f*foWr, 
 
 ^TH »n.-^5»R5 /.-r»1rfl* «i.-Ac. iRSr-ira^-'TI''f-^im^ ^. 
 
 of I. recip. [•T'^ w. ^^. 
 
 2 unite in marriage. t(-^l4uf, ^TtT fl. r4l<<u|-^T^, f^^T^- 
 
 Jo Match, v. a. be equal to. ilfWt/.-2?!HT /.-«HHl/.-^- 
 
 «m y. o/" ». tcith ^ or OT ofo. goEut, ilO««-HK<HI-&c.3RHif. 
 
 2 oppose as equal. at5/.-g^I«iar m.-tTH? »i.-«ftT »i.-&c. 
 7HT ?Tnf y. o/. 0. «l<i«tO-^I-W«^-m-«l«<I-«<|-t)Hrrirt-&C. 
 
 3 suit, adapt., proportion. ^^51^, ^nT^, H«E fn.-^nr wj.- 
 ST^TT m. ^n^f.-&e. ^^^^.f^z^^ g. ofo. recip. 
 
 4 marrg, give in marriage. ^, ^M IJ^fTT ^, f5TT «• 3T?- 
 <Jr y. o/o. 
 
 Matchless, a. hating no equal, fin^l^l^-^l, 3<jMH, ^wfrlH, 
 
 Wfj'^l, 3RT^|t, f'Tfg'^ — in a bad Benee. fiHr^i. 
 Matchlesssess, «. V. A. ai^SMdl/. ^^1HM4 h. aiwrHHHl/. 
 Match-lock, «. att*lT<t *i5*P/- <^^-4\ ^^/. 
 
 Iron of the match of a m. ^3IT w. 
 
 Match-box attached to a m. J^ri<^R ». 
 Match-makeb, n. moJbr of wuirriaget. «R^, «l"^*>imi, f^T^- 
 
 2 »ui>l«' of fire matches. »WFTWr-&c. 'HUIKI. 
 Match-makiso, n. making up marriages. ^l\mf, ^^^/. 
 
 ^^^^"IT/. [ »l7ft. 
 
 Mate,*, companion, equal, v. Fellow. »rtt, ^rrft,?rr«ft, 'Ht- 
 
 2 maU or female of. sftlT m. ^ttTlT w. >'?1i«ft w.^tl'ft'J/". 
 
 3 assistant. ^Mlfll'^MI, ift, «t'i-«<i, pat «TT, ^M(g<iJi «. 
 
 4 S>ee Checkmate. 5 (of a ship). ^i<^mji«ji ^M|<sw^i 
 2b JIatb. See To Match. 
 
 ILATKB-rAMiLiAt, M. mittrus tfmfamUjf. «RlRfM/. ^^'rtt- 
 
 MatkkiaL, a. consisting of matter, not spiritual. S^MfllfHf., 
 ^t^*?lM*, 'JHfv?!^*, S^K?1^M, M^^flr<l*M, M^lflffl- 
 
 t 
 
 A m. bodj. 3n «. ^n M. 
 kS ii^portoii/, momentous. »TT^, ^tST, friw, fm^i, TR^- 
 
 8 not formal; substantial, real, Sfc. R^fNT, HTftftr^, fT- 
 
 M. canae. 3r^T^ n. iMI^M VK*F ». «HfTf*r VT^ ». 
 
 Matebial, «. ingredient. ^PT «. ^RT «. ffRRT «. ^'T »• 
 
 tr^ »«. BTtT'T «. 
 
 Materials, mf^ n. ^^iMii «. *)IH*<1/. ?n:^*T m. ii- 
 ^ m. 3^^P?Tift n. pi. — compreh. mrfH«iai m. 
 
 Materials and implements ( as of worship, sacrifice, 
 &c. )— collectively. ^HR m. 
 Mateeialism, n. doctrine of the denial of spirit. ^^TrK^ 
 
 m. ar^TtJTHrf n. ^r\\rHm<\ m. tlHI+.Md n. ai+l<<d ». 
 Matebiaust, n. </«)i<t of spirit. ^^TrH^T^, 3T^IW^I<(t, ^r- 
 
 Mateeialitt, Matebialness, fl. V.A. 1. <?t=g*?\fH+,t<i n. »^- 
 
 fflT.f^ n. &c. q-MHHItM**rK m. ^V^^t^WW^ m. 
 Matebiallt, adv. v. A. 1. ^fcRT:, 
 
 3 «(t»1<i:, ^?<1Mrqi. 
 
 Matebiate. See Matebiai. 
 
 Matebsal, a. of or belonging to a mother. 3Trf^, »1M-MI, 
 
 arr^^Rf?!, 3<i^+4-=ii, 311^+ite, Hi^««itft',5RrT^^,*TrH^^. 
 
 51. affection. H|.3rfMU| n. HT3e5<TiIT m. 31<<ri|*l^ m. 
 
 M. duty. JTTH«^ m. [ ni^r^ «. 
 
 Mateenitt, «. character or relation of mother. an^^'JIT «. 
 
 Mathematic, Mathematical, o.per/aj'njj^, ^c.<o mathema- 
 
 lies. iftilfTT^, ?i<,'*<|ilf<Hl«ir«l<H-^l, nf^?l^^tft-f«( °IM^, 
 
 «<»*<Nn.Mi>jir«i"yi^»i*ff-r«i«i<<4>. 
 
 2 according to the principles of mathematios. if^t^ff^- 
 
 Mathematiciah, n. one versed in mathematics. if&Rft, ^- 
 
 MNRM|Uin)<Jl^flI, if^TrnmSfT. 
 Mathematics, n. science of magnitude and number. nf&RTw. 
 
 f<l'lfuM ». 
 Matiw, o. pertaining to the morning. snfTi*ia-«< I, JTRTt^lfev, 
 
 Matiks, n. morning worship. smr»M?T w. :Tm:t»H0I «. 
 Matbice, «. T. Womb. nnf^inT «. 
 
 2 fno«/</. fKt «. 'JJT /• 
 Matbicide, n. — the act. Hf^^W m. HTfJ^r^T/ *TTg^Tm w. 
 
 2— the agent. J^liJ^rMKI, HKjMifft, HI^, Hm^. 
 To Matbkl'LATE, p. a. admit into a college by registering 
 
 the name. srM'TTft''t^-^t^fe^-&c. ^\Z1\\^ ifot, ^- 
 
 t^K " ^ ^ TTP^fT W, ««>I<'J*<% l^<n^^ ST^ TTot, gi^. 
 Matbicilateb, p. T. v. 9?^n7j4^ ?liaffT i^H^t^T, flt*K<J^ 
 
 Matbiculatios, fi. V. V. ^\^ fp5^ Miasflli^d ^^t n. Ac. H- 
 
 MatbimoSial, o. q/'or belonging to marriage, rtm^i, ftWT- 
 
 Matbimoxt, «. V. Mabbiaoe. fr^ «. Jjlir «. rtllf^Hm- 
 
 Matbii. See Matbice, 
 
 Matb05, n. a respecfaUe and mature married woman. M<V<I* 
 
MAT 
 
 520 
 
 MAX 
 
 2 female superintendent. *KHlO"l/.HN+toT/.55F^Tft^/. 
 
 Mateosal, Mateonlt, a. pertaining, suitalle, 6(0. to a 
 
 matron. ^k^=5IT, iPTrH^-^r, ^5^?i^tft, SR^T^fl^- 
 
 2 elderly. tPTpsfT, ?«T?^, ^TTcftrT. 
 
 3IATTED, ^J. Y. V. 2. ■^^T, ilci.^aT, ^Plfk, ^Tofk. 
 
 To be m. — hair, qs ot. sToE'it-fm' g.ofa. f^^J^ »».- 
 
 ]\Iatteh, «. — not Bpirit ; lody, tulstance.^ any thing vitible or 
 tangille. ^3,q^3.?rT^OT. ^«T??\^T^«. M-=)*JrlkH+cj. 
 ^n. ^zr w. aTTrfTT m. +)I+KM<^I'4 w.-^T^ n.-&e. 
 
 Distinguishiug between m. and spirit. snrTTTTrT- 
 R^fR WJ. aTFHT'TTrJTfJr^ m. 
 
 2 substratum of the universe. sr?5frr /. ITTTT /. 5I«^T ». 
 
 3 /Zia< of lohich any thing is composed. «frr^PT n. ?rT«TT- 
 f^^g «. ^oT «. g^T^ ». ST^frT/. 
 
 4 subject, thing treated. ^^^ m. i(+<U| w. ^tIJH «j. 
 
 5 concern, business, v. Affaik. qnT «. 'PT'f n. 'fT?/. 5- 
 
 Matters, afairs, event. ^ [*•*>?!/. 
 
 By-gone m. 'HMiy /. IrT^'tTT/. 
 
 A disputed or unsettled m. an unclosed business 
 with. ?55'<T?/ ?!rf?rr n». ?IT>?T»»- 3^»t. c5T^THT «». <H<^^»- 
 ^^ n. 3i?t"T5 ». ^^TT m. ql^f »». 
 
 Small or light m. ^?J^t-^-&c. 1>? /. 
 
 Statement or account of matters. ^T^ m. ^^"Jirr/. 
 
 6 subject of complaint or suit. ^T^r5rr-<jI'-.r«lNT-&c. f^- 
 
 «r5r m. tn^fqpspT »». 
 
 7 ca««e or ground of disturbance, ^c. *\iAf\-^-&'C.^\\.V\n. 
 
 What's the matter \ 5JTO 3Tf|? ^JJFT m^? 
 
 8 import, consequence, moment, hmikji/. or jvjfT^m. twVA 
 «ey. cow. ^fcq^l^ M. ■^SfUrl or ^^1^/ f|5!lisi »». 
 
 No m. ffer?rr tt^, "K^ TT^t, 
 
 9 thing, object, jft?/. f^<T m. 3T5i| »». 
 10 /)««. \m. ^ m. 
 
 2b Matteh, «. «. he of consequence. K^iTT^/.-|J3Tn!TT »».-&c. 
 
 QTO't 17- 0/ «• [ "f . 
 
 2 generate pus. 4 4(otui, J^H!^, JS^, ^.^ijf , "J«rnf%T ^- 
 Matteet, o. j^trulent. J^TT^, 5^r5!^ST, &c. SRSfftW, ?rj^, 
 
 MATri:fG, «. ^Tff / — esp. of bamboo. fT^STT »». 
 
 Mattock, w. grubbing instrument, g^ «. 
 
 2 /ioe. ^^^/. 5^T »». '^'M. J.i^at) /. ^^ n. j^irf m. 
 
 Mattee.ss, n. ie<i, bedding. 3? ot. ». ^<?tt/. (contemptuous- 
 ly, ^t «. ) •"MI^pH or "-m^lcil/. g^/. »i^ »». fif- 
 
 2b Matueate. See To Eipen, To Suppbbate. 
 Matueation, n. ripening, suppuration. T^ m. ^R q Ui m. 
 
 Matcbative, o. conducive to suppuration. Pt<Fra>, ' 
 Mature, a. lit. fig. v. Eipk. qigr, ^w^ ^, '?t^,'fNpT,spTriT, 
 
 jTo Matcbe, v. a. See To Eipen, 2. irm^ to perfection. f%- 
 
 5-5TK-'TfgT-&c. ^^, f^5<5?!w-<Tg;^%w srm^. [ sr. 
 
 Matueelt, adv. with full deliberation. iflrfiMUI, J^off, ^r?5- 
 Matueenesb, Matceitt, «. Y. A. oTid Eipekess. 'Tt-<f>HUII w. 
 
 qt^HUil m. ^\^f. qg^/. T^^nr/. f%5^^/. SfFF 9». 1- 
 
 Rhi* m. 
 Matutinai,, Matutiite, a." belonging to morning. 5nrT:^JJT7^=«fT, 
 
 Maudlin, o. tipsy, fuddled, fy'lrirfl, ni<«l'i^rtl, JTR^S^T, 
 
 Maugee, «(/». j'm «p''* "i^; notwithstanding. ^ HMrll, yji*^ 
 
 Maul, n. malt. RFTTT »»• 'TFR m. 
 
 To Maul, v. a. y. To Beat. ^^-^^-&c. »iKuf, ^Tof , ^iTT 
 
 »». v^Wui, ^?,T m.-f^rrt n. TTS^-'PTDt 5^. ^0. 
 
 2 ireo< roughly. ^■HS'^i, =qR^^, ^<4ui, ^'H^-Ac. ?T^- 
 
 Maund, «. — the Indian measure. M^m. 
 About a m. »1UK<(|UI, HUKMi. 
 A m.-mcasure. HTW m. 
 M. of 12 piiyli. m^aiHUi »». 
 Quantity equalling a m. MUl+l w. 
 Weight determining the m. inJr>PT w>. H^T^/^ 
 That is of the weight or capacity of hall' a m. 3T^tt- 
 
 To Mauhdeb, See To Muemub, To Gbcmble. [^, &c. 
 Mausoleak, a. belonging to a mausoleum, gr^fi^, *f!% ^jSR- 
 Mausoleum, «. ?arye <oot5 or monument, vr^f. f^tt[ ^^n; 
 
 /. JTT^ n. "^^ m. ^nrrf^ jsop. ^nrm/. ^nrT^^ «. 
 Mauyaise-ho>-ie, «. hashfulness. ^TT^ »«. ^iR*ftfH/. ^^tt- 
 
 ^^mf 
 
 Ij Maw, «. stomach. ^tST »«. iil4|-«fl fqi!Tq^/.-»TTfT/-»ITT/. 
 
 2 fig. vast receptacle, abysm, Sfc. 4iiKif[f <l*|U||-<ft W\ 
 /. «(«)IS*<PT n. 
 
 3 craw of birds. T^ w. ^H|o& »i. 
 
 Mawkish, o. insipid. T^VtiT, WIUNd, mu|4|o&, f^R^^ '^■. 
 
 Mawkishness, «. Y. A. H-MHFi<rmu|l m. muMiqun m. &c. 
 Maxillae, Maxillaet, a. belonging to thcjaw.<i^\^\in\t\\^ 
 
 SIaxim, «. established principle^ axiom. J^TTT »». 'ft^/. «R- 
 q' n. ^T?^ n. ^[^ n. There are many maxims or rules of 
 conduct current among the Marathiis and often quoted. 
 Some of the following are very common, others are 
 used only by the classic scholar. 3tMM<,Hii«-MT^, «FT^- 
 fllcflM-ilN , ^T^f?TiftHJp^W,"%5^rqJ5='Trq',qrf^^3T?5?'Tm, 
 
 tgi'^l*^, JTmrj^FTPT, Rril'j^-sl-Hiq-, ^H<{"m<4, ^^- 
 
 ^R, »irt*ri<^+"4N, ^??iMH'^i<<, *i^§Pi'<<i^, ^^-^ 
 
MEA 
 
 621 
 
 ■ viuiM, n. /A« yreaUtt number or quantity. MiHNvfi^ 
 
 II w, n. — the mouth, ^ifvft ^IrtlMF HN<I1 Hf^ *». W^PSt- 
 tTTT^ 5%^^>J n. [rear's day. 
 
 ?[Ay-poiE, n. 5?t/. is a pole erected on the Hindu new 
 •2 fig. tall and slender tccman. f^HHI*/. <IH+i^/. V^- 
 
 *B, n. chief majUtrcfte of a city. ^I^R, tHdlW, TKT- 
 
 osjLLTT, «. q^ftf, ^v. ©/"a mayor, ^if+jfl/. ^if+HlJ/. 
 ..UHE3S, n. tn/<r (j^a mayor. ^lR>*f|"l/. •jTiritjirffT/- T- 
 
 ?lAZiKD, n. v. Face. ^*I'J^/. »J*(** «• H'H*rt«. K^P|)T?«. 
 
 ^Iaze, «. labyrinth. HI«I*ilil-<0 ^rmr/.-^T^/. qf^rai ». m. 
 
 iloo<4l-«n ■3TPTT/.-&C. ?rnT^t^ ^3mT/.-^Trr/.t^T««THt^- 
 
 2 confuted ttafe of ihinjt, r. Pebplexitt. f^T^ m. fr- 
 
 twtJ tn. f»n4.^/. vjTdioti w. '4^-«»i^n-m ^ wi. ^-^r?ft 
 
 3'o Ma2E. See To Bewildeh. 
 
 ILtZT, a. intricate, perplexed icith tcindinjt. Mfiloo^^MI, *IT- 
 
 Mk»COCK, n. effeminate man. HiqT, ^t?tIT <iyl^l, *HfHJI, 
 
 IifsAD, «. rfnuJt of honey and tcater. H^nP'ft n. TTyiM^ n. 
 
 ?Iead, Meadow, n. tract of pattitre land. ^TW n. ^T^ «. 
 2 /<w /«"»/ «?o»«^ '*« banks of rivers, ^c. ^T^T «. TT^/. 
 A salt m. or marvh. nrvrm n. iR^ «. 
 ? f EADOWT, a. ^<0|l<II. 
 I^Ieaoes, M«ao»k, n. Jare offlesh.^ T. LeaS. <)<*r, ft>N*l- 
 
 J —of ioil, &c. foor, barren. *jp>,«, 5^, 1^ or »m, 
 
 :i iri/ioM( ttreityth, richness, ^c. iW^, Pt%«, fJTT^, ^- 
 MKAOBOSit, «• T.A. 1. r*lrt>nif1MUII "•. fltflnkiMwii m.&c. 
 ^rrmf. *T»^ *• 
 .: »4r*«M«»I •". ^nroiT m. &<r. |i 
 
 ^^^mmi w. ftVH'WT »i. Ac. [ «Tl^/. j 
 
 K , fi. hook tcitk a handle. ^wtff.*i*^f •!1^ ». dim. \ 
 
 I., n. V. Flocb. <ft5 »i. ft^ fi. 
 
 Hiuka and griti in m. ^rf n, ! 
 
 Tbe coarw part of m. irt^ir »». 
 2 rtjart, #/«/<■</ f»/i«^. 5wr fi. 5WT w. Ht^R n. T^J^- 
 I M.— in cant, Ac. phraseology, 3T or ifM n. ih^f^ n. 
 Mf^ n. The msal or /a)h°ii^ /A« mm/ !• with Bindui, 
 and eaperially with the Brfifaman-portion, a matter of 1 
 religion. Unmeroni ccTcnionic»« and act* preparatory 1 
 and rabMqoent pertain to it. Of thete the name* or 
 terma «m acarcely by any ctaa«iflcatiou or introduction ! 
 
 be raitablj introduced. They may be wanted bowerer j 
 
 3[EA 
 
 by him who would speak or write about their social 
 and religions system-and for hiin they are here collect- 
 ed. 3J"M*)UI, ST^T^nrfoT, ar^T^gf^T, 31NHH, SlIMUH, 3TT- 
 ^frf ^^]^^ TrTTNnTJT, f^^(T§^pop. Bf-slNrff, ^^sT^V 
 ^, ^%?T ^T^wit, TftsPM, Sprf^-tliT, "TT^TT^TTr^, THR'^T- 
 
 "R, Hiuii^Pi pop. snwRrft, JTf ?? spTJf, Hbnmtrr, f^rar- 
 
 HT^H pop. ?f^is^, ?Vr5^/ F<T?7f PTT/. Tho terms 
 following relate to felloicship of meal — to fellowship as 
 permitted or forbidden, and to the particulars and 
 points appendant or emergent. For the signification of 
 any one, consult, of course, the 51. and E. Diet. 3T5T- 
 5?Pr^, hR^^II, mR><?RH, 4nbMM-^, qf^p»T^, 7%5«T^^, 
 
 At one m. ^^ g%w. [TTTO «». 
 
 Fasting after a m. that has been interrupted, g^- 
 
 Good m. meal to one's heart's content. ^trflH^vHH «• 
 
 Light m. fti,\t> m. airMI^K "». rlMI^K m. <(<^I^K »». 
 
 Lino or row at a m. ^f^pop. qn<Tyi 
 
 Making a m. ^W[ ». ^\ m. A\^A n. 5^/". — in 
 light phraseology. ai-W^t+K m. 31-H+iM+ m. qm"J^/. 
 — compreh. or careless. oic(U|^iU| «. 
 
 M. in the morning. STTfT^iT'^'i n. wld<nM «• — at noon. 
 >1|t<4lP^^ n. M|M4M«M*# n. —at night. CT^[%3H n. 
 f'TRit'fr'rT n. 
 
 M. taken out ( from home. ). qri^ ». 
 
 M. upon parched grain. ktR^'PTToS m. 
 
 M. — time, M.-hour. -^<|UNc&/. HM'!^*/. MM-I^IH- 
 «T m. aiy+IS m. 
 
 M. of a sanyasi. jft/. 
 
 Nap after one's m. iim+(?T/. v. ^, ^. 
 
 Poor m. meal on poor fare. j^ft^SH n. 
 
 Rice, &c. given for a m. 5r^ w. 
 
 Solid and substantial m. f^bRft/ [ q^, 
 
 Summoner of the guests to the ready ra. ^rai^- 
 
 Taking one's meals at irregular hours. Pl^HHt^PTn. 
 
 Taking a meal at night only. H»fcHMH ♦». s^tB n. 
 
 The fragments, scraps, dirty dishes, &c. remaining 
 where a m. has been made. W.W.Zf <i«V.<i4 or HTT/. 
 ^TT^PI^tT or MW •»• ^^^^^ or '^X^Z[^mf. 
 
 Walk ( of a hundred paces ) after a m. ^imTT^/. 
 r:fv^f. 
 
 Washing the mouth and hands after a m. ctr^Ror «. 
 
 That has taken his meal. ?)?T>irJTT. 
 
 To take one's m., to make a m. ^ifdr— To take a 
 slight m. The sense of this phrase as varied by the 
 particular phrases To take a snack, to eat a morsel, to 
 take a few mouthjuls, /(c. is expressed by, H^/. *m^, 
 
 T«T ft^, 3^nr^, ?fti ^ ^^, «n««im w^ or 3ttvito». 
 
 *T^, VUV I ti or ^imw. pi. ^6f,— To take a full m. gorge, 
 cram one's mate, Jjfc. v. To Stufp. VS<n^ n. «p^, ^F^^folr, 
 
 Xo whiere (obtain dcTcrly) a m. ^WJ m. ^n^-l^^ 
 
 ki 
 
ME A & 
 
 To hit (be in time for) tlie m. 'TnH/. ^n^. 
 To lay for (lay the leaves, draw the lines, &c.) for 
 the m. q^?T/. JTfsaf, trr^ «. pi. ^TTiif. 
 
 To manage to make a m. f'T'lTT f^inJT ^«(ui. 
 
 To miss (be too late for) the m. q'lrf/. ( or ijMrO'H ) 
 
 To serve the m. (help the compaiiy). <?^ jT. <lt^uj, 
 
 To sit at m. w^ «j+|ui. 
 Mealiness, «. t. A. 1. fMiMuil m. fqsoEqoTT »». &c. *nRT»». 
 Mealt, a. soft, dry at. J crumlling. f^ST, f^^,fl^, JTToS. 
 
 2 overspread with powder like meal. fT5To5, ^ptlTtJ, f^J. 
 
 3 notjlrm and luscious — mangoes, melons, &c. f"?^. 
 Mealt-sioutued, a. that is afraid to speak out; that uses 
 
 softening terms. H?I<?T55rT, HHB^rSTT, ^H«<<^H,1iMrr(s^T, 
 5ToEf'T35TT, 5f =5f h ^ tj^-cfr. 
 Mean, a. of low hirth, rank, or station, v. Low. ?ft^,^«PT, 
 
 ^t7% T^ift^T, 3i^V, ^*T 3T?r?5, 5f:^^?5, jpH^rm, ^- 
 
 2 low-minded, base^ ungenerous. IT^sft, 'TT'l^, 3itTT, i^^, 
 MIM<tTfl^T, arviHfrft^, <TT*TT|f^, aTtTTffTT, ^^5^ffT, 
 
 S petty, contemptible, insignificant, worthless. ^rt*T, ^- 
 
 % f^*^?ft=5iT, ?.?!% '^nq^=E?r, ;«t^r, 5^3, tr^, TK^t, 
 
 ?5^, ^^, f^?^, %f5lrt«liuil or oft, f^?J5mJir or off, ^- 
 
 4^ middle, moderate. JT^TFr, H«j-, Hq^JS, TWHT^Trf^, H- 
 
 fqiTTTOTT^T, TTfTTfTHTTlT. [^^. 
 
 C intervening, intermediate. H«T, H«IT, H«Tf^5!T?f, »T«''T- 
 
 Meanwhile ; in the mean time. ptwrtfT, ^fltr*4i*i"^, 
 
 G ( in mathematics ). tt^T, K^'IW. 
 Mean, n. middle rate.^ mediocrity, ^^^^\lf\\v\ n. ^TTTT^T- 
 ftHTOT w. ^rRP=^^?T m. WtTROR^^ »»• H<iT?5n?T m. 
 2 interval, interim. JTSRiq^E/. JT«Tt?n; ;)o^. iT«irTT «. F- 
 izrra^R w. *TKqi5rftT »». 3T^fq w./. qi^f^T/. 
 JJ instrument^ medium. ?IT*T<1 «. ?^T^R m. 341*1 »»• 'dM+.<- 
 01 ♦». ^R^r «. SE»f?lT«R n. 2j;i'f?fT«Pf «. spT^NfTinP «. ^Rn. 
 
 Means. ifrmR «. WKift/. flrf^tq «, ?IT«RW^tft/. 
 Minor means. OTflRT^ft/. [SWT^. 
 
 By all means, in all ways, ^^^r, ^4^^?, ?l^f^, ^ 
 By all means, y. Cektainly. 31^«T, ^T?rTcW. 
 By fair means. Jot'TtTsf^^, goiitlt«(<^|ri. 
 By no means, «o< a^ all. ^?TTTHHT^t, ^?RT^ T^, 
 
 By means of. gRT, ^f^. 
 
 By some means or other. ^ti^>«7T, ^%ff,^;%^ ?«?T, 
 vraT<TOT, ^lolR^. 
 
 By these means. 3T?IT^, STOF^n^f, 3T# ^^?T, *|oi**,H . 
 
 By what means, ^.m^., W^^;^, ^^W.m. 
 
 The four means of war ( means of prevailing in it ). 
 gTRHT^^'T f».— these are, ^RT, ^, ^, H^. 
 
 5 -mk 
 
 To lay means and measures. SJT^ m. pi. ciNuj. 
 
 4 means ; fortune, income. 3T^ m. ^P^f- \w^ m, 3R- 
 ^RT or ^f. ^5?T5l^ «. ^5q5[tf%/. 53?reT*T»^ n. ?Tf%/. 
 
 Accordingly with one's m. q'^TT^T^, ^r^ifllHS'f, ^- 
 To live on one's own m. <T^^ '^^15 ^TTof , <?^ ot. ^^ot- 
 -H^ot. 
 
 5 ( in geometry ). ?nT «. 
 
 il 2b Mean, ». n. purpose.^ intend. JTTtrf 5(TOof 5. of. s. arfinrr- 
 
 Ofor, 3i«i[<jiui. 
 To Mean, v. a. intend, purpose., t. To Design. ^5(Tot, ?r^. 
 
 ??of, ?5%ot, H'.f?T qr^ot-VRof, i%?tof, ^^^ m.'&e. ^^ 
 
 g.ofo. 
 
 2 have meaning or signification. 3T'<I m. 3TOot g. of s. 31'4 
 
 M. *Rof-^T^^-%«T^-g^Rot. 
 Meakbeb, «. tvinding, turn, maze. %TT «». sft^ "». «• ^WI "- 
 
 tirfoE n. ^TTctt/. aWTTHlfJf /. 
 Ts Meander, v. n. proceed in a flemious course. sjotSTPft- 
 
 ?roE% JnC5T-&c. ^T^of. 
 Meandemng, 2?. a. Meandeian, Meandbous, a. tvinding, 
 
 fiexuous. ^{^t^, 5n5?rt^, ^jpffft^, ^oEorr^_ 
 
 Meaning, n. purpose, intention, 'i\^'^^\^ m. 3^5|T m. '^\^m. 
 
 aiT'4 m. rnm M. ■'srf*?^ «. grmT m. rfn?r «. ^5 m. g?7T- 
 
 ^T »». HH'H m. n. ^^^ »i. ^ pop. ^ or ^ft^ or ^ »i. 
 
 qof OT. [<Tr??'Tr4 »». 
 
 2 ( esp. of a speaker or speech), f^5f?^/. f^^?T?i «. 
 Hidden or secret m. 3T?fM m. 
 
 3 sense, signification. 3T*f m. TT^ m. *rT^4 »». 3lf*nrPT 
 m. gjTRfT »«. JTTHT or JTIHT «»- H'^ m. 
 
 Involved or implied m. ittW m. iTT^?n*f w. 
 
 Latent m. of. ^A n. 
 
 Literal m. 31«J<4*Il4 m. q^vf m. 
 Meaning, a. See Sionieicanx. 
 
 Meanly, adv. v. A. 1. ^J^^TTeTToft, T'TNT^TTift, ^fr^^TraK^r 
 decl. f»l*lfMOiH| ded. fH+H^lrfl-m <?ec/. «tc. [H^tTT. 
 
 2 qr3ftqoiT^,3TtT*T5^, ^rgprj^, &c. ar^rr^^-irT, aw- 
 
 4 PfcqiTtrf^iTTOTT^T dv.ch ^^-^^z^'^\ decl. ^^^^^^v^ 
 
 decl. ?ITm^ ^W^ decl. &c. 
 
 I. without respect or high estimation of. ^^^J %^^j 3' 
 
 Meanness, ». v. A. 1. ^^^dit m. ^-mm m. ^*14<^<0/. 
 |>i^H?ir/ f^?;^^iTf?r/. ^nr ar^rarf/. 
 
 2 qr^ifhoiT w. qmwiT w. ^-^wuii ♦«. ^^^^ ^%qon >«. 
 &c. ^ n. ^frr/. 2HtpT?ir/. ^ht^it/. Ac. rRf^m/. 
 ^^tq^TN m. [». rJI^T^ n. f=l?^?TT/. 
 
 3 ^'?I%10IT w. &c. ^?jqft %»:JnT/ fS^ 'TP^IrTT/. F.^^ 
 Meant,;;. T. A. 1. gf^'?, 3TfH^, rf^?T?r. 
 
 Measled, o. infected with the measles. nRTT^, 'it^ 3Tr3?IT. 
 Measles, n.-the disease. ^\^X.m, qt^j^n,— iu coTert phrase- 
 ology. Tgmf. 
 
MEA 
 
 52d 
 
 M. of which the pustules do not come to ahead. ^;^- 
 MxAacBABLE, a. V. V. 1. »1l11<<Hi?1'TI->j?1«MI-<fcc. MIIWJI^Tt- 
 
 Mbascke, n. extent, dimension*. ^Vfn. ^jT n.H^n. ^^t^ | 
 
 To take the m. of. spT^, ^PT^ft/. 'FT^. 
 2 /Aif«y 6^ tchich to measure. JTPT «. ^^n. Mt^ n. HMf». 
 mRhIUI n. WMIUI n. 
 
 Fair or just in. ^^ or f!(%fl[^ n. 
 
 Head or peaked rising (of grain, Ac), above the m. , 
 :*tn/.— To reduce it with the strickle. ?it»T /. ntl^, 
 
 M. of capacity. *T?T n.^^ftRTT «. 
 
 M. of weight. ^^JpfrRTT n. I 
 
 M. good and rumuDg over, ^il'lt*!"!, JcErtT ( ^-^T^T- '| 
 iKl^l^^TN-Ac. ). 
 
 Of short m. aTrT^mm^. 
 
 Scanty m. ( in selling com, &<:. ). ^^HK *TN n. 
 
 With over flowing m. ?ft»W<.. 
 
 To have one's m, ( of desires, Ac. ). full. i\H^ n. i 
 TTof^. oft. 
 
 To have one's m. ( of iniquities, life, Ac. ) filled. *TT- i! 
 
 q n.-mr w.-qT'T?ft/-&c. TT't^. o/s. '| 
 
 The measures of this country differ so widely from I 
 those of England that they cannot bo put down as | 
 corresponding terms to each other. We refer the j 
 student who desires full and particular information ;| 
 on the comparison of one with the other to the useful | 
 tables of Mr. Prinsep and to the work of Major T. B. ', 
 Jerris, while for the general student we subjoin the j 
 following collection. J! 
 
 Measures of Weight. 
 sftatT, K^ or d^ ^ of a "her. — ?J»rf^, g^'jJt, ^N^ or , 
 ^^R%, 'Wil* ^ of a sher. — l^^tv, <m^ or •i<»i'-i, j 
 3T?[qW } of a sher.— T^^ I of a sher. — 3ld^ or 3T^^- \\ 
 T, Xf(!^ J of a sher.— ^, This measnro greatly varies. || 
 n»e Bombay sher is 11 oi. 3J dr. avoirdupois. The :' 
 Poonasber is 1 lb. 15 oz. 8} dr. The latter is equiva- 
 lent to 80 Poena rupees. — 3TIlrtt or MTl^f\ 2\ sher. — 
 «tN?>^ or ^\t\(\ 6 sher. — <WT 10 sher, 12 sher. — 3»?fR- 
 or, ■J<«MoO } a won or maund. — »r»r, ^Tt^. This j 
 mea«uro greatly varies. The Bombay maund of 40 seers 
 IS 28 lb. avoir. The Poena maund of 12} sher ii 24 lb. Ii 
 10 oe. 4) d; the maund of 14 sher is 27 lb. 9 oz. Og d; , 
 the maund of 40 sher is 78 lb. 13 oz. 4 dr.; the maund 
 
 of 4S sher i* 04 lb. 9 oz. 8 dr. q{9T 120 sher, it is i 
 
 2361b. 9 oz. 2 dr.— ^^, wf\ 20 maunds. 
 
 Measures of Capacity. 
 1^^ ^of a sher. — f^vi, ^i% or ^fT'.^, 9^^, B^^ ' 
 ^ of a tker.—mvf, f^, 3?^<TT¥, ^.% I of a sher.— jj 
 
 r, ^nH or -m^ or ffjvt i of a sher.— ^, ^fW | 
 
 titve. The Bombay sher for liquids, cqnal to GO Bombay || 
 Ba. ia 1 lb. 8 oz. 8l dr. »Toir.-9rtl^, 3TVih(t, f^. 
 
 MEA 
 
 2 sher.— TT^'at, '^V<t, 4: sher. — <H^HU|, <3i<^Huf| j a 
 wan or maund. — ^5^ i of a maund. — PfOT maund. — 
 q|5T 120 sher. — tiM*i g of a candy. — <T^^5 5 mauud. 
 — »nT 10 maund. — ^^ ( candy ), ^\ft 20 maund. — 
 The following are also in use in Bombay R^O 4 of a 
 sher. — "JTTT 12 or 16 payli. The following are met with 
 in books. SRV 48 double handfuls. 3nT%' ipratth *\\^^<\ 
 measure of a cow's foot. 
 
 M^ney Weight. 
 ^IH', ^nr ^ of a masa. — livf, J^ i of a masa. — ^T?5 \ 
 of a mo'««. — Tl^, JTTT, «w«(i; it is of various amount. 
 The common weight is about 17 grains troy. — ^TT 3 
 fna«a.— <fto5T tola; it is of various amount, ISO, 184, 
 187, grains troy. — ^ 10 mash.—^K^ or <T3, 4 kartha. — 
 TOT IQO pala.—Ti^K 20 tula. 
 
 Clotii Measure. 
 31^, T^ barley com. — ^ or Ml;^H, ITf? 4 jatc; about .^ 
 inch — 3^3?5 w ^^, ^, 8 jViic; finger's breadth. — rf^B^ 
 2 on^ttZ or ,^ of a gaj. — ^RT 3 atigul. — ^^TT w ^FIT 
 hand's breadth — Z^, ^^^i 10 angi; span measured by 
 the thumb and forefinger. — ^tH, ftrifw 12 angul; span 
 measiu-ed by the thumb and little finger. — H'JI^M,Tfr5T, 
 18 angul; cubit measured from the elbow to the end 
 of the hand closed. — 3T?:f?5T 21 angvl; cubit measured 
 from the elbow to the tip of the little finger. ^, 
 ^^, 24 angul; hand or cubit, measured from the elbow 
 to the tip of the midle finger. — T^ 24 tutu; it is of 
 various amount. It is commonly about 2 faet. — ^R, 
 STTHSi h&t ; fathom. 
 
 Land Measure. 
 'J?i 5^1 ^^TT or ^nr fist or hand breadth. — ^, ^, 
 *lf*un, hand o.- cubit, G mushli. It is usually nbout 18 
 inches. — ^, <ig«T rod of 4 hat or cubits. — ^>ret, polo 
 of 5 hat and 5 mushti, or 5 cubits and 5 hand-breadths. 
 — f^f^rTT 200 square hit. — "Ttj 20 square kathis, ^of a 
 6iyA<i.— f^PTT, higha. It ia of varying amount. The 
 standard Bighd of some parts is 8025 square yards or 
 I of an acre ; in other parts the lighd is variously 
 estimated at ^ J of an acre. — TTfR from 4 to 6 lighdt, 
 i. 0. as much as is usually ploughed by one going and 
 returning of the plough. — nt^ as much as can be 
 comprehended by a cow's hide. WX bighds. — ?^ 10 
 lighas. — Pl*>+I,"'lwr 3 rukas or 80 lighus. — ?i<Jft, fllf^*I, 
 fl^'lufY or TToft, rukds or 00 bighds. — "^^f tMlV 60 
 bighds. — TTfoT 80 square bighds. — ^^ 20 partan or 80- 
 120 bighds.— ^f[, ^T^ or ^TTT, ?^ 120 square lighds, 
 f \ m\^ 120 bighds, TR'^tT 2 chdvrs or 40 biyhds.—^X. 
 4 cAour* or 480 JiyAo*. nr.— Note. The student will 
 observe that some of the above term* used to express 
 land measure are denominations of measures of capa- 
 city and weight, and some of monetary subdivisions. 
 
 Itinerary Measures. 
 ^m, pr, ^if^'^ band or cubit,— yg'iT, tpi rod of 4 
 
MEA 
 
 624 
 
 MED 
 
 Mt, — ^H. or ^?T, ^^, according to some 8000, but 
 according to others only 4000 hat or cubits. — "fr^^, 
 jft^5!\ reach of a cow'a lowing. — TSffH 2 kos. — 'fpH, 
 Tf^, WH 4 koa. 
 
 3 rule, standard. qftHM n. ^JTM n. 
 
 4 proportion, quantity settled. HC^ «. TftvT «. ^X^\ n. 
 
 f*m/. n. rmr/. »frfrr^/. 
 
 Agreeably to m. MHIuirT:. 
 
 In, with, up to, &c. the m. of. sjTTTot. 
 
 5 allotment. ^\^.^ m, 1lK\^ m. >TFI m. 
 
 6 degree, quantity. JTHT n. SHTT'T n. wRhIUI «. — Note. 
 This sense is usually, and most idiomatically, rendered 
 by the adjectives, large, much.^ little, small^ Sfc. as M\t 
 ?I^|umui a large m. of wisdom. »fl^ fTTT a small m. of 
 Lnowledge, &c. &c. 
 
 In a great m. H>K*M, ST^fT^FC^. 
 In some m. ^^, spf^T^fT ^ecZ. 
 
 7 moderation, limit. TTHf/. ^KT/. ^TTT «». fJrfrr/. 
 
 Beyond m. %§»nT, ^TT'IT^, 
 
 8 musical time. rTT3 »«• 5r55 «». HT^ /. Some of the 
 Times or measures are, |?nH, RidliA, %Tra, 3W, STKTT, 
 
 »T^^, ?r5rrft. [^, rtra^^. 
 
 Being in musical m. ^fT*!?, ^R^?, ?TT?5«rJ5 p<'i'- ^^- 
 
 9 metre. ^ n. m. «T?I n. |rr «. %^ »». Certain of the 
 metres or measures are, 3T^^, 3TT^, 3Tt=ft, 'Pf^'?, ^tO, 
 
 False m. ?j^"Nt^ m. 
 
 10 meaw, «/(?/). ^r^m m. TT^R »i. ^imT n. ?JTn >». 5% 
 
 A mild or gentle m. ^mVqi^ m. «|iflM-m<»i. €t^- 
 
 Soothing coaxing, &c. measures. ?rPT^f n. 
 To take mearsures. c5m w-pi. OT^, fsTf m.pl. ^iJf. 
 3b Measure, v. a. take the measure of. »Tmr, K^rn, »ftvT>Jf, 
 iTN M.-%^ n.-jflvT M.-&C. ^y. 0/0. JTHH «.-&c. ^FT't 
 y. 0/0. 
 
 To m. or weigh with . ;jiTTT'Jf , vjMlui'if. 
 
 2 adjust,proporlion.wi;^ii-Tr^ toitk ^VJJ^-4'c.ofreeip. 
 noun ( ex. ?RTfl-=.Mi »iihm f^^TT Ht^rfT^, i-^^i^-m JTm^ 
 ■H"^f^ »Tt^5T% measure your desire by your fortune, not 
 your fortune by your desire). ipft«rft/.-5f5?fr/.-?TO'n.-&c. 
 ^?»^ toith ^[«lft^-d"irfl 'i ■&c. ofrecip. noun, j^^j^-vi^ 
 v-ith SKt«n: ofrecip. noun. 
 
 3 yit-e hy measure. ^V^-W^.^\^.&c. '^. 
 
 To Measure, v. n.be of a certain extent. T^iJf,^ n.-Tmn.- 
 
 &,c. amof g- of s. 
 Measured, p. & a. v, V. A. 1. mT^, ifr^r^, &c. ifr- 
 
 2 !Rf^ tR^?5T, 5R>R if1vK^«4l, Ac. 
 
 3 Hl"|^ f^5^??r, &c. 
 
 I. limited, restricted. il^Hril, 'TtjT^,iff3Tqn', <Tfff*Trf, fim, 
 
 II. uniform, steady. f^PPTRT, *iH|-Hi,SffvT^i^, ^%?JT,^Tf- 
 
 III. set in musical time. rfTr^5 pop. ^ToE*!^. 
 Measureless, a. immeasurable, 3Nf<^, 3HHf<f»^d, aw^, 
 
 3T^, aTTrqrr^, f^^^ftT. 
 Measukemext, Measuring, n. v. V. A. 1. — act. HIMuin. 
 iTTsritn. &c. H^Mufl / TPT". H^ln. *fr^». JTr^TT". ^TTT^n. 
 
 4Rhiui«. firfrr/. iTf*rfrr/. 
 
 Gross or rough m. F^iTRw. 
 Minute and exact m. ^i^MMM«. 
 Eandom m. ^fbTTT". 
 I. measure ascertained, x. Measure. HTjn. ^T^n. JTTT«. 
 Measurer, n. Measuhino,^. a. v. V. A. 1. HIM"!!^, "TT^- 
 "TTTT, WJJ QuiKF, &c. JTTT^, himi^tTT. 
 The m. rod of masons or builders. |?T ». 
 Meat, n. flesh meat. ^\^^ pop. ttRT'*- ^Ppft or ■til'TlrtI /. 
 3TTf*r!rn.— jocosely, &c. <lf5l^ TMt/. 
 2— gener. v. Food. 3T5r«. 
 
 M. and drink, ar^r^n. 3T?rTPft». [715%. oj 0. 
 
 To make mince meat of, fig. cut to pieces, '^^f.pl. 
 
 To Meaw, To Meawl. See To Squall. 
 
 Mechakic, Mechasical, a. pertaining, ^-c. to machines, or 
 
 to ivork done by them. 'T'SfT^, 'T^,'f^^'TT ^PTRT^r, 'T^TT- 
 
 2 constructed, performed, Sfc. according to the rules of 
 mechanics. ^^m^\^M\M\.i n^^S!X^(\^^., ^^^^^'^\'^*^\t\., 
 ^T^rfHsf'-^rr^r^, ^5rf5f?rg^Rt-&c. ^^^rr^ftr^, f?r?7^TT- 
 i5(%5, f5fikf^r?rt%i[, trf^^. 
 
 3 employed in mechanical labor. f^^^H «|5<,uii^, f^?^, 
 
 Mechanic, n. artisan. f^irM^.if --Ki/IHI, Rt?^, ^^1T or 
 
 Mechasicallt, adv. v. A. 2. «r^^i 1 <?( 1 3«,m ,q'^5[Ii «^ 1 ^ti k ,&c. 
 I. Jy <Ae mere laws of motion, tcithout design, ^'c. WS(T- 
 ^^mTTTW, ^T^^TTTfif, ^^r^R^, f^^^TR ^ ?Jm?Tf, ?r?=iT ^ 
 
 c5Ti?rf, q'^sT^rm. 
 Mechanician, «. I'^frns^rTT, 't-MRill^TTT. 
 Mechanics, n. — the science. 'T^l^TT^ n. ?t^f^?Tr/ 'T^fH^- 
 
 Mechanism, n. construction of a machine. ^^T^ ^'TTr/. 'K- 
 
 ?5T pop. ^FS/. f f^/- f^n^ ». 
 
 2 ac<io» o/o machine, ^^fifi^rf. ^5T%W/. 'T-s)o'-<imR »i. 
 Mechanist, n. maker of machines. ^^ ^RiJim, <i^+.ll. 
 
 2 o«e skilled in machines. ^^ ^tmoTRT, ^^TfT, 
 j Meconium, ».— of poppies, ^^^jr^ft^ <T^ "'• 
 
 2flrst excrement of children. «(|c6rts «• 
 Medal, «. stamped piece of metal given in honor of some person 
 
 or event. 7?^ n. SffW^^T/. JFlf^g^T/. f^R^ 5^/. 
 
 f^iPP^^f 
 
inss) 
 
 525 
 
 MED 
 
 ' "^ DALLIOX, «. mtt J^/- [H4'f*'l- 
 
 ■ DALLIST, n. one tkilUd in medal*. H^IMKfO, ^^TT^t?^, 
 2 one who tceari a medal or had^e oj merit. f^T^<T, ^?- 
 
 To Meddle, v. n. Mace to do mtk. fil<ff|, 'TS'T, 3<i«i, "I^ «T- 
 3W, ^ m. S5T«m-?TT?^, ^pft ^T^-^, aTTI »--^ w.-TT- 
 ^ fa.-^[Z n.-&c. ^sm^y-o/t. with locative of o. ar*^- 
 
 ifr or -ar mmm irT w 3T'3Nt^-&c. 3T?iot->Ti^. 
 
 2 interpose oJjUcioudy. <HMI^i-^H il':^ TS^, rts«)««i, WS^- 
 Meddi^b, n. Meddliso, p. a. v. V. 1. fiTTTHT, TS^TTTT, <tc. 
 
 2 r5CTT»nTT, Ac. -li^wr, ^s^iyi, «n^%F^, 'j^nr, »^- 
 
 HzoDissoiCE, a. T. Medsleb, 2. 5^TT, rii^iMI. 
 
 HsSDLESOltEKESS, «. T. A. «fu/ MeDDL1>U. rJigSW"!! «. r^- 
 
 ij^qnTT m. STT^^'TT *». Ac. 
 MEDSLI5S, n. T. V. — orf. f^TT^ fi. Ac. 
 
 2 *T=J^ T^iif n. 5I^p«t n. &C 'fSfl/- rtS«(s/. f^TPRHT- 
 
 t/. 
 
 Carious or idle m. 771%^/. ^rt'lNM/. 
 Jb Mediate, r. n. interpose between two partie*, intercede, 
 
 /.-m«TT''4t/.-»T«T^'4t/.-&c. ^^. I 
 
 2 be betieeen, T. To I.ntehvese. J{^ SHM-T^'r-TT^, *T^- 
 
 To Mediate, c. a. eject by mediation, n^ q^-iT»if ^VS:^- i 
 
 qf?^-«ftf*, [*T«nfrff. 
 
 ilEDlATB, a. middle, intervenient. JTtr9n',H*lc5r,»Tvfts, »f««TF<T, 
 3IEDIATELT. adv. ly mean*, by a tecondary caute, ^c. <?t^>#, t 
 
 MZDIATI05, n. V. V. N. 1.— oc/. Reif aTFTot n. Ac. *T«^Tr«I- ] 
 
 9^ m. weTrofn^/. »n:*Tr4t/. »n«;^TF«fT/. »n«iT«T n. »t- | 
 
 "W^'Srf It. ^iHTPPTT »«. IT^^/- P- ^TP5. j 
 
 2 HW» sraflT n. W^^%^ n. HwrfFvrfar/. H«*f^lSlR^ n. 
 [ Mediatob, m. r. V. N. I. H««T»V, H«:^'*r?1T 'RT'TRT, &c,iT- 
 
 Hedutoeial, Mediatobt, a. v. N. JTWTTOI^, «*<<«'<ft^J, 
 
 Mediaiobihw, n. ((ffice oj a m. »T«*nr4Y/. 
 Medicable, a. T. CuBABLE. TTHTW^. 
 
 3fEDlCAL, a. beloHjing to the art of kealinj. 1it¥HT,^- 
 
 M. aid or irtatmcnt. "^^TT^R w. 'ill^ll^K m. 
 BI. trcAtnient of children. ^I^PTMIT m. 
 Medic Avnrr, n. wudieine, dntj, i;e. "S^tWYp^f *. ^PM i». 
 
 Baking of medicameuts coated over with cloth and 
 earth. ^pni^TT m. *<M+1MS «. 
 
 Jledicameuts tied up in a corner of a cloth to be 
 dabbed on the eye or other part. qt<T^/. 
 Medicaster. See Quack. 
 To Medicate, v. a. impregnate xcith something medicinal. 
 
 v^Wift ^^r, 5^KtT3^qj-^'!(tT?r^^-'^tT50Tf^^-&c. 
 
 JfEDICATED, p. V. V. ^PTvft %%t7T, ^PTtft, ^^^R^kT. 
 
 Medication, «. v. Y.—act. J^h^ft ^Rot n. &c. c^q-t?*P?- 
 
 or n. 95WvtiVM< »». 3?IT':T3"lltn^ n. 
 Medicixable, Medicinal, o. of healing virtue. ^^\^^ pop. 
 
 'i 3fm<t, c^vn^?rr ^^ql'ii-m, sflfw^rr^r i;iHi-=fi, -^qfr- 
 
 ij T'ft'ft, ^ff^irtftq-, ^FT^-^lft-&c. <l'lid«f)". 
 
 I 2 belonging to medicine. a?ktTT^, ^tir^'ft^r, 3?K- 
 
 Medicine, n. physic. ^^f'VJ pop. Cjff^ «. ^ m./. HT3T «. 
 I Medicines, or medical measures — goner. ^^K^TTnift*'. 
 
 wf^T^hrq' m. pi. 3?tTtf^T^R VI. pi. 
 
 To employ medicines. afi'Sf'^ ». or ^^^ n.pl.-^^' 
 I y'lH-HK-Ac. ^^. 
 j 2— the science. "^!J^ n. STT^^ «. 
 I A shdstra or treatise on m. ^?I^ «. 
 
 I 3— the practice. "^^/. "k^^ w.^STT'iIT m.^STpti^T/. 
 
 I JfEDlEVAL, a. »T«-M«»>w1:T, *T«^!plfejp. 
 Mediochal, Mediocre, a. v. Middling. Pr«nT, ;T«TjnTT- 
 
 SfEDiocBiTT, n. OT/VW^e »/</<« or dejree. JT«TTrT?T m. ^tTT- 
 orT?T ♦». «IHM4?7 m. »T'-i|HHM «• H^hhi /. 
 
 2 See JfODEBATION. 
 
 2b JIeditate, v. a. plan, tcheme. «b!rMulf, 'f^JM, f%?T5T, 
 ^r^r /.-Vl^ll /.-<<lvftuj^ /.-Ac. sRoty. q/"o. %fT »n. 
 ^JTwf 17. 0/ 0. 
 
 To JIeditate, r. «. mi/««, contemplate, '^^TT'TM.-l^fT'T n.-KT- 
 ST n.-Ac. !R:^, «^Rt!T-Ac. 3Tfl^. 
 To ni. upon. wiMIH rfl'iut y. ©/"o. 
 
 Meditated, />. v. V. A. *frMi^3T, irt'T^W, Ac. fi(f?lH,K«n<T. 
 
 Meditation, n. v. V. A.—acl. ^R^ ». Ac. ^?^T/. «f^!T- 
 
 T. V. N. t«TR «. HTT n. r%fPT ». 
 Absorbed in in. '^^TRTa, ?nTTfW?4. 
 Aspect or air of m. mimh^i/. 
 Poiture for m. ( on tlio deity ). if^RlT «. 
 Profound and abstract m. «TPT n. ^p} m. «n»nflnwi. 
 
 am^qtH ». ^f^v f. 3»g«mr «. ?TmN /. «. /»op. ^- 
 
 »TM/.— Absorbed in it. ?!mTf^4. 
 Meditatite, a. addicted to meJitatio*. »<(I^, «IHPt^, 
 
 Mediterraneaji, a. encircled by land. H^ ^^«5T-^»J??5r- 
 Ac. »jl|Rl1, 'JTWT, »J|H'<IR»fl. 
 2 remote from the tea, t. IsiiUtJ). lT«i^!T?4 j^g^JiPft- 
 
MEE 6 
 
 MzDilTM, n. middle place or degree, tnean. Hfc<4MMRH|U|n. 
 H«nrT?7M. timKuiT^m. yiHMMiflw. 
 
 2 means, instrument. HT*TTn. ^^sRn. ^m. 
 
 3 channel, way, vehicle, grt pop. ^n. KT^m. ^r/WTot. 
 
 4 (of persons) imtrumentality. ^^Kn/. MK^d/ ^?T- 
 HM<ll/. 
 
 Medley, «. mingled and confused mass. v. Mixtfhe. <t^- 
 
 Medlet, a. composed of confusedly mixed things. <j^- 
 
 Medullas, Medullary, a. lelonging, Sfc. to marrow, "^r^^.! 
 
 Meed, n. v. Eevvabd. "^w. MfdHiriM- 
 
 Mi3;k, a. gentle, soft,suhn'isnve, t. Mild. 'Tft«l,t«(*iNM'lO- 
 
 Meek-eyed, o. ^[^^, ^^^T^-T. 
 
 Meekly, «</». v. A. ift^ft^, ^t?r?l%, *n«<HU|l^, &c. ^PHT- 
 
 Meekness, n. v. A. ijfHt/. ^|'-<<M'JI1»». ^l*-<(dl /. fft^fTT/ 
 
 Meet, a. proper, suitable, v. Fit. WT, «iq«P, JlfT^K, ^jf^ff. 
 To Meet, v. a. come face to face, confront. ?Tr»fkT-31l4«ll 
 
 2 come together, encounter. f^ToE^ in. con. %?:#, tn. con. 
 *Tt3^, 'T?/.-=^KiT^«i. pl.-Scc. ^T^ w. con. g. of o. mzf. 
 «T5^ m. con. g. of o. JTSRR^T/.-^^T^/.r&c. ^^ vnth 
 ^ofo. 
 
 3 ^nrf, iViCttr, get. qi^^, 55T«Tot. — as used inversely. 
 
 f*r^^, iT^iilf, ?ym^, smr ^Sr. 
 
 To m. the wishes of. ^'^^-M^rw<^>S| in. con. 
 To Meet, v. n. close face to face. *rivf, f*ra6T, ^wk-yHKl- 
 
 ?T*ffT-*ii»ii<i-&c. *r?^, 3m^ ^. 
 
 2 cowe together in a place, encounter. HC^, fHctiij, H^/. 
 -nf5/.-'TCT'^/.-'Tvi<.Mv^</-MKl'l^»». pl.-&c. ^ ^'.o/'*. 
 
 3 congregate, atsemhle. pHotOl, vifH'^, ^+«l duj , v^'tjd.uii, ^npT- 
 
 ^) ^s't, ^^, ^^'sr ft^. [^, f*r3^. 
 
 4 co»;c to and join. fHoE''f , sprot, 'srs^f, Ci^ijoj, \»Tc5ot, 'pT- 
 6 with; light on, find. f*T«wf, +i JMiuf, 3T55!'it,:iTnJT all with 
 in. con. 3T539n. ^t^if m con. ^^. o/"*, 
 
 6 with; incur, suffer, receive. ^, SFM, fHoSulf, q^, 
 ^Sff, aW with in. con. 
 
 To m. with the approbation of. mi^^'Jl-TI^ in.con. 
 
 Meetinq, n. V. V. N". 2. ani Intebtikw. nt3/.H^. JPTTTT- 
 
 ^5^/. ^T^/ %^'^/. ^irilr^w. />;. gar^/. 
 
 3 filctO|«. ^JTHTjfn.lra^/. Jra^in. 
 
 4 f^raSrn. ^m^tn. &c. fHo&uf)/. ^nmm. ?Nt^»n. 'TRm. 
 6 STSoEfli. 
 
 I. p»ri/«cr concourse.^ t. Assembly. »3T5^/. ^PTT/. ^^3^/. 
 ^f. pop. ^m. ^'n?^f. H-^l<5«/. 
 Full m. H^ iTilcTO/. *R Hvira^/. 
 
 5 MEL 
 
 Meetly, adv. v. A. j^F, qT^q-^ q"<JNt»<<, f^R'^. 
 Meetness, n. V. A. qN^TT/. rST^^t/. ^f^ n. 
 Meghim, «. hemicrany. 3HJRt^/. 
 
 Meiosis, n. — in rhetoric. -<JdW--tiK m. [fTJT ^TT^-T «. 
 
 Melanagooue, n. medicine to carry off black bile. ^wiR- 
 
 j Melakchoi.ic, Melancholy, o. deprecscd, dejected, v. 
 
 DiSPIKITED. 3^^, %5r, %^^, ^^^1 f^?5^^, f^""!, 
 
 2 subject to melancholy, hypochondriac. Rll'^, ?I^rf^- 
 I 3 expressive, S{c. of melancholy , mournful. ?[fi;?n^, %3J- 
 
 ^r, &c. %5»55^, f«)"m<^Mtn^, r«)«tiiw^<, Ri'Hi<;irm>. 
 
 [j 4 causing sorrow. ^^PT^^, %^^»T?nF, %^^, ft^F^si^, 
 
 Melancholic, Melancholist, n. v. A. f^TT^, «<^lf^^l4l. 
 Melancholy, n. low spirits. ^^rtt'TT »«• ^^itfl-M «• ^- 
 
 ^tTT/. f^TT^ m. 3K?n^ »». 31^*1 <»Jdl/. f^"!I«"Wl/. f^- 
 
 ^^iq OT. fspTT^ffrr/. f^PnnJTff^/ 
 Melee, n. tumultuous assembly . ^H^ m.f. M+«lid «./. 
 
 M. of a fight. <uiy^r4 n. aHt7 J^ «. 
 To Meliobate, Meliobation. See To Impbote, &c. 
 Mellifebous, o.^^roiwcfipe of ioncy. iTgJT^, JTg^^^, K<« 
 
 Mellificatton, n. production of honey. jt^+,<u| n. tt^^.^t/. 
 Mellifluence, «. v. A. JTy<?JN »»• JjT^rf^I? f». *TgT- 
 
 sTTf «». ^i^-mgq n. 
 Mellifluent, Melliflcous, a. honieJ, sweet, — speech, 
 
 voice, Ac. JT^^IKt, 3THfTW^, ^RTNTTRT, ^TW^O?^, "TtS, 
 
 M. speech. j«ii*Him«h m. ^TT^^ T^T m. 
 Melix)W, a. soft with ripeness. Pj'^'i TST ^TTc^, g<rtrfi, ^- 
 
 That is over-m. «o/if and flabby. f«|<sf^?9T, Rrtfii-fl'^. 
 To get m. 5^^, f^RcE't. 
 To smell m. ^iti<*«i. 
 
 2 «o/< »'n sound. H^Hr^'^IT, ^t^Tt^s^pftqi, &c. »l|?1I<i, 
 'b'lHg.H I '^ , ^5^55, H^, iTJ<7/)0/). H^3. 
 
 3 merry from liquor, fq^^ 3TPt^ 50^?^. 
 
 To Mellow, v. a. v. To Eipen. fT'F^, W<*<ui, mRm*^^?T 
 
 To Mellow, v. n. \. To Eipen. k^, f^^rs^, 3f?^, 'TT- 
 
 SI**"!, '?r<H«t5<^il*l q^. 
 Mellowness, n. t. A. 1. Mi^^Huir «». &c. qRMJhHl/. «rft- 
 
 Hli^rll/. ?Jl<\^lHt?dl/. »i^rtr=( n. 
 Melodious, a. containing melody; sweet, ^'c. ^^f^pop. *T^^, 
 
 Melodiously, adv .v. A. Hg^ ^'ft, H^-iwii'i). 
 Melodiousness, n. v. A. n-;^*^"!! »». 'TtTt/- H^t^fTI /. 1» 
 
 grriT/. mf^ n. giTTsqiTT/. 
 
MEM 
 
 B27 
 
 MEM 
 
 Melodt, n. a^eeaUe tuecettion of tounds. W<i-«ft 'ft^ /■ 
 
 Melok, n. musk melon, — the plant. W^f. »• <i<^^/ — 
 the fruit. W^ »• 
 
 Plantation of musk melons. ^\r*Mf. Some varieties 
 of muti melon are, 3Tnrr*fnft, ?^IT3T, R^uft, <l*M4i, TR- ! 
 »ft iJTTKTTft ^^3t^, *(lM</l«<t{v1. ! 
 
 2 water melon, — the plant. d<^^ or ^T^FST/. n. ^fe- ] 
 T^/. -ttft' l it /. ♦Prt'l*/. «. *lfrl«ft/.— the fruit. rt<^v^ 
 or i<^^ «. *fr4'li n- *rrt'l2 »• 
 
 A young m. ^Z^ v*. 
 
 Plantation of water melons. ^?ft/. 
 Melt, p. o. make liquid • dittolce, fute, Sfc. 31^, ^^^■i.- 
 
 fi.-Ac. ^^ ^. q/^. 0. i^HUi n.-'iirH « -4<il"»K"i'».-Jfcc.-?FT^ 
 ^. o/'o. ?T^ ^T^. 
 
 2 tojten. to loce, pi/y, ffc. ^^f^, MiMotfqui, IT^TTf^, 
 ftr^ocf^, «TT^ m.-3Ttt?RI m.-^im m.-&c. 3Tm^, Wif- 
 
 Jo Melt, p. n. become liquid or fluid. wm««(, f^yotuf, %- 
 |flrff or f^^Sr, f^H*"if, PtMiWi or f^T^^, HHJiUJ, 5^, 
 fwrS^i f^I'M*"!, ?Wot, ?^».-^ «.-*rT''ft «.-Ac. IjHf 3. of 9. 
 «I5^ n..&c. !^^. o/#. 
 
 2 Je toftened to pilif or lendemet*. ^^, TTF'C^, 'nnKWf, 
 f^TT^of , PMHoIOT, qi+oiuj, <j>^«lc4uS, ^m.-RT^w.-mHOT.- 
 T(fRT^-m.-T>^^*I m.-Ac. ir»t ««. fon. 
 
 MttTiD, /». T. V. A. 1. 3R3S5T, MN^n<>..J I, Ac. ^if^, nr- 
 
 Waste (of metals, Ac.) on being melted, ^f^. ^nPH/". 
 2 ^ff^dr!r, Ac. Ml^^l ^iui<^-4(. 
 
 ▼. V. N. 1. <ma%^, ?*trWi, Ac. nfer, ?^tgH, 5'^. 
 
 Mu/rZB, ». MELrnto,;*. a. r. V. A. 1. aiimui, 4«rf*l«HK(, 
 ^^PBf^fllRT, Ac. ^\n^, ^n*r\\. 
 2 ^wffTITT Ac. ^^ armtiTRT, TP^ 3«ItfHJim-<c){Ull<l, 
 
 MtLTUto, m. Y. V. A. I.— act. 5R^^ n. Ac. Miv(\ f. i^\H\i\ n. 
 nm^ n. ^tt^PVi m. ^n m. 
 
 Price of m. -M'.vwmf. Mk.\{ f. 
 2 ^^f^ ". ^ ^i"!*! «•. Ac. 
 T V. N. 1. ^^vi^ n. ^^nf «i.Ac. ^w «.»T5»W «. 
 2 ?f^ «. Ac. ^W ■•. '»T»^»». 'THT «. <rT5«^/. V|1STM. 
 
 SIcMsn, n. ( of the body ) limh. 3Ri»I j»p. anfq n. VK^^n. 
 ini «. vA'tT n. STfqn »• 
 
 A deficient m. *<J^I»I «. — Th»t is delieimt in a m. 
 
 A deficient, imperfect, or distorted m. fTOf?t»T n. 
 
 That U deficient, Ac. ft*^l'l, M^\*\, 
 
 An exce««iTe or supemofflerary m. wN^tnu. — That 
 
 T\$X has all ita menbeni, entire, vfn. 
 
 That has members or appendages. 3t»ft, 31<(<4^. 
 
 2 ( of a discourse, Ac. ). ar^ n. \\%KV\ n. ^3 m. n. 
 
 3 part, portion. 3^*1 /wjj. 3Tt»T «. 3l^R^ «». 5RTI •»• 
 Member by m. 3?^T^?!T:. 
 
 Forming a m. or part. SRTHH. 
 
 4 (of a community, Ac), t. Ikditiduai.. afRTT^/. 
 »n.B?T^y. This sense is often rendered by the use of the 
 adjective i^ ( as «Tt T^?R5T ^ STT^ he is a m. of (or 
 one of) the committee ). It is rendered also by CR5T. 
 
 5 — esp. of an assembly, council, Ac. ^PTTO^,^*'?, ■«<^*<4 , 
 flTflWrPT^, ?fmi^5p, ^*ITOTT, ^Tf^<H^lrt+(. 
 
 Membeaneous, a. v. N. arfrl^ 5^%^, 3TT^T^ ^^-^I. 
 Memento, n. memorial. TT^I^/. 'TT^s^Tft/. 31l4*<uw>/ 
 
 Memoir, «. history, ^rfer «• «r^/. 
 
 MEMOBAELE,rt. worthy to be remembered. ^\fA\*\\^*\\-«\<*^^ 
 
 -Ac. f»TTFTT^FIT-&c. ?*TTwftq-, ^TrrOTrf , *H<u1'MY»*T, ?k4. 
 
 Memohandum, «. flo/f <o help the memory^ CT^pif n. r<iH«i«. 
 
 To roak« memoranda. "iHul, f^T^. 
 2 paper containing memoranda, ^\^f■ 'TT^/. JT^T «• ft- 
 qwr n. — compreh. *\\<\^^f- 
 Memobial, 0, preservative of the memory of . tM<«i^«iKT, 
 
 Memohial, n. memento, something to preserve memory. iTT- 
 
 3TT5t^/. aStof^if/ ^K+f*l«l*( m. 
 
 2 memorandum. iHU| n. Rhui «• 
 
 3 petition, address. ^srf(if. ^Jli^Wf. 'TT^/. T^/.pR?ft- 
 
 ^ «. f^frrr^ t^ «. 
 
 Meuobialist, «. 3T^^, 3T^ fep ^KT. 
 
 To Memobialize, ». a. 3r:Sf /-Ac. \dt. 
 
 Mbuobt, n.— the faculty. ^JHTT n. *m«iv(^/. ^g^/- *Tr- 
 
 ^^TTTT^/ mrwrr/. ^ 
 
 Of a retentive m. yiliH^flNI-'n'ft^-Ac. *ll-a*£i*i- 
 J-^^T^-<J(*l<^K-&c. <n^. 
 
 Betentiveness of m. »TT «. 'IK'TT/. 
 
 The tablets of m. f^»<^'^< ". 
 2 V. Ekuekbbascs. a<l<i«(«l / 3TT3^ m. fHTT n. w- 
 ffl/. «»JT5T ». 
 
 Beadiness of m. ?WT?^fi?/. 
 
 Biiing to m. ?'^/. 
 
 That can recite from m. ^T^ That can recite froBt 
 
 yn^i 
 
 and so 
 
 once hearing vi*HI<ft; — from twice, 
 onwards, fifTT€t, ^Mi<fl, Ac. 
 
 That is committed to m. TtS. 
 
 To arise to m. come into the m. ans^, f*Rvf, ^- 
 ^. 
 
 To commit to m. learn ly heart. «Tre '^K^. 
 
 To fix or engrave on one'a m. il'rtrT »lt«/. ^N^, 1- 
 
 To iinpreM on the m, by conning over. iTf VT^. 
 
ME!T 
 
 S28 
 
 5rEN 
 
 To keep in m. ^I<1«(U|/-?»T^»T n.-&c. %^, mMid 
 
 To recite from m. Tra «. ^^uiof. 
 To speak from m. tpeah without book. tfUlH ^rt^of. 
 Men-pleaseb, «. ^ti^^or^^^rr, vh5[wI^, ^t^^^J^J, 'SPTT- 
 
 To Menace, v. a. threaten. *nT n.-^j^ m.-&c. iWM^^ T- 
 «T n.-^^/.-^T«f WI.-&C. t:)lrtu|, ^H5fiR>Jr, «TR^/. ^, 
 
 ST«. ^»^. 
 JIen ACE, Menacino, n. \. V. qH+NiJt «. &c. ^M^Hufl/. 
 
 •^ilMufY/. Hi'HI^Iuft/. ^TT^ift/ ^ »». H'MSJivV «. 
 Menage, BfEXAOEniE, n. a collect ion of aniviah. ^'^^\^^ 
 
 »TT<'TT m. <T>?r^'^ »«• T^^?T?i'?T^ m, ftlspR^TTT »i. 
 Mekaoogtje, «. ^Trt^^T «. 
 2b lifEND, V. a. repair. ^Z-^^M-&>c. ^T^t, <ii'IS<j{, §«TR 
 
 of, 3I'I^<H1 or 4l'Iit'j{1/.-H<IHd/.-&e. SR^ry. o/o. 3ft. 
 
 off|;TT m. :r^^. ofo. 
 
 To patch and m. di'lSldiTS /-frt^Wt^ /.-^ftSFsfr 
 
 3/.-&C. ^^-7. o/"o. 
 
 2 correct, set right. 'qtnt5T-'l'^-55-&c. q?^, g^TT^. 
 giTTT^, W^ot, PliNuf, gtIRUjtF,-/.-&c, q^y. of o. 
 
 3 make better, y. To Ijjpbove. srfq^ ^f»If5T-&c. ^FT^, 
 i]TJrff^/.-'3'»I^^T «.-&c. sp^^-. ofo. 
 
 4 See To Hasten. 
 
 To Mekd, v. n. imp-ove, (/row better. STTT ft?T 5TT"Jf-^fTc5ot 
 
 gvTTT^, PltlNui, ^T^T'ir, «(P,««<-&c. q^ ai'ldjf. 
 JIendacious, a. /yjn;/, v. Liak. ^t^, c5sm, ^ ^lc4UIKI. 
 
 Mesdacitx, «. V. A. on<i Falsehood. r5«n^/. a'T?'^ /. 
 
 Me>'tiica>ct, Mendicity, n. t. Beqoaet. ^ft^ HFI'f «. 
 
 «TT^I^fET/. VM+^Rt/. f»T^^|f^/ f%?TR^«. ^?1^^. 
 «FT/. ^?T w ^^ «. ^^?7^^/.— of a Muhammadan, <?>■ 
 
 To take to m. turn lejgar.^ v. Begqab. ■^^\(\f. ^ 
 ^-^, ^nft'Tt'ToETM. ^^I, ^hi\f.-^^f. ^tfT ^. 
 Mendicant, a. poor to a state of beggary. fSr^rft, 'ft^ TPT- 
 
 "'INI, Wfit^r, f^lM-^eO, f^^TTvffWt. 
 
 2 that practises begging, v. Beuoab. *ft^ HI'IUIKI, *ft^ 
 
 Mendicant, m. t. BEOaAn. f^rxpT^, »ft^HP?TT, f^^^t. 
 
 Bowl or dish of a m. ri«l^y. 
 
 Bell or plate of a in. vPH n. 
 
 Undressed corn or pulse given to mendic.ints.7?JW«. 
 2— reKgions m. v^T»ft, "TtfTT^, 3T?ftH, HJlH I M^ , ^frf or 
 ipft, — jMuhammadau »n.<lp<j?tT. Some of the orders.^ sects 
 or classes of religious mendicants are, S^^tTW or afT^R- 
 
 wrnw. 3i<<ipMTt, 3TT'«Trt. aT«r5i3"r<T ♦». ar^VrT or ^ttt^ 
 
 ar^'JrT, aiTim w. ^ »». ;}iT?5%?5T, <'^l<M<^j^ , i^T^ or ^ 
 
 iprr, i?«T^, 5Rft, ^^Kt, srnpT, it^li^, f^r^, ?^, 
 
 ift, ^%3ft^, 9Ff, ^?^, ^IsTTTfrt. ^?T. See also Ascetic. 
 Feasting of a body of religious mendicants. >t?TTT m. 
 Eeligious mendicants compreh. 3Trft?r 2R«Tm<7, 'irai- 
 ^^TT^, f^tr J^iTT. Some of the ««toca</an» used by 
 them when they beg are, 3l^^,;j^,^^R, vl'l'WI, sm- 
 ^, <n^>I, ^^T^^, «llott)'ril«), ^\f[. Some of the tceapom 
 carried about by them are, ^^^T or ^T^ »». qt3 «». 
 ff^ »n. f^IjE m. 
 
 Mending, n. v. V. A. 2.— act. ^qi?^n. aliswf «. Ac. 
 g^TTTTTft/. l^TT^/ imfjft or jmst^/. TOKH/. ^- 
 off^Kwi. 
 2 ^tiR^n. gVK^/. f'mtJJ^/. f5l?I«I«ft/. 
 
 Menial, n. domestic servant. «j<t(l^i, ?rp?, *4<,«M«<i, TTf^T- 
 
 Menials. •^I*<^<PT »». pi. ■A\^><^^K m. jj?. -^If.i^l^w. 
 
 Menial, a. belonging, Sfc. to a domestic servant. y<-«ll*<NI, 
 q^*IHMI, mf*T^^TRT, ^^^5ttr^, fTT^, 'j^-^l+lti^'ft, 
 
 M. occupation. tH+O^I^TfT «■ 
 MEiasEns, n. arti-H^i+K «. arv^^jqifvr/. 
 
 Mekology, n. register of months. nmU'H''\n. 
 
 Mensal, a. belonging to, transacted at, meals. 1T"5(N<"^T, "TI- 
 
 Menses, «. cattamenia. Ri|46»n. q<stT «. ^ n. iR?r»». ^qiTwj. 
 First appearance of the m. ?T^M «. ^^^^n. r^ft^lT- 
 
 The CTent is allusively communicated to a husband 
 or father by anmuim JsT FTOT, •fPsriit) ^^ ^TTrlT, &e. — 
 Ceremonies on the first appearance. iR^^ltfrr/ — Feast 
 upon the event. H^luiMr #^»». ^Rfjffl^m. — Victuals 
 sent to the woman. ^[^^ n. t\<i^ n. «ilswf «. 
 
 Immoderate flow of the m. 7^55 m. ^^f. 
 
 Irregularity of the m. ST^^ or 3T^;^ n. 
 
 Purified from the m. through bathiug. Th^*(HI. 
 
 Woman having the m. for the first time. HI^«N-?Y 
 or ll^'Jirft. 
 
 Woman having the m. regularly. ST^TJft^. 
 
 Woman who has ceased to have the m. f^T^TT, THT- 
 3lT^, IcRvTT, 'MWcll, ftrmMfT. 
 
 To arrive at the age of menstruation. ST^TT 'l^RT ^. 
 
 To have the m. for the first time. ^^TOTn. ^«n. con. 
 5Rg m. ^im ^of, vT^ m. ^^of-qi^, rU^ fsmof. 
 
 To have the m. regularly. Hl^of. 
 Menstbual. See Monthlt. 
 
 To Menstbcate, v. n. be mensiruous, v. K Rj-ili ot.-Ac. 
 r^it-^^ »«. con. f^d|i5[it-&c. ^;— allusively, <ii«<<i <?T- 
 ?5'<TT 1^ g.ofs.^^ sra^r, <TTc^/ ^'t. 
 Menstevoos, a. pertaining to the menses. Riietitti, f^cioii- 
 
 f^tpfHr, ^tmNr, 5R5^'«iY, *hR'h^+, ^i^R^^t, ^- 
 
MER 6 
 
 A m. woman. f^7T5E?fft or ^, J^'^^^ft, <^d^<lrfl, '^'^ 
 
 or ^, *HHd'Y, ^Wl'Hufl, ?fT3n, ^^T^, «ll^<cit, 3m?lt, 
 
 fjTf 5W;fr or ?ft. The Bignificant terms for a m. woman 
 in the first, second, third, and fourth days respectively 
 of her menstruation are, -m'iiat, ^^MiHiwR, <v»i«p\, and 
 
 MEXSTBcrM, n. soltent. ^\^-k.<H m- ^NUI ». 
 Messubabilitt, ». V. A. mRh^^i^ «. HH^ft^r^ n. wifr^ n. 
 
 M£5SCBLABLE, a. mtoiuraUe. qft^, Jm^fW, H^, ^TTH'^- 
 
 Mrtscbjil, a. relating to meamire. ITRT^, Miifl*!'^, »TFI- 
 
 To Me5svkate. See To Meascke. 
 
 Mofsuiunos. Sec MEAdUBEUKSx, Measube. 
 
 Me>'Tal, a. belonging, ^'c. io the mind. MHHI,*ii-qi, *i'fi'«(i, 
 
 Me5tallt, «ip. T. A. »r^, jrTt<T, T^n^n^, »R^'n»rff, »t- 
 
 To Jtamos, r. «. ««n^ tpeaJk of, bring fortrard orally or 
 in torUiitg. ^t^, ^^"tS, ^i'luj, 4.14'Jl, ^Tt^ n. ^-^T^ 
 g. tfo. 7^ m.-^T*". ^Trfff-^T^If g- ofo. "it^/.-TTiTfT 
 w.-'f^Z-snin w.-3^^/.-^RTf /.-Ac. ^T5^ J. 0} 0. T^ff 
 
 m.- srmfW^ «. «FTwf y. ofo. 
 
 To be mculioned. nt^/.-Ac. f^nT^r y- <>/'«. 
 BIestios, Mestio.xiso, n. v. V.— «<•/. «it?^^ n. ^^ im «. 
 &c. !r«TST n. »T3r^ «. ^^/. T^ «M. TiJTfH'^fl OT. g^nw. 
 
 By special m. 4-Si^4>^H. 
 
 I)eliTered by special m. %^M\^. 
 
 No m. whaterer. >TV^Rn/-'t'fPW m.-&c. with negative. 
 McSTOB, n. aJtiier. TJ^tf *fUII<.l, 3^'^^'F, >JM^I, vTf^^fTw. 
 Mestobul, «. 3N^?1NI, 3M\^M<, 
 MEmiTic, a. ttinking^ noxiout. MIbO"")!, ^t*'i«ft, "jfHntft, 
 
 Mekcustile, o. relating to track or trader*. MJ^KI-MI, J- 
 r««l'm, «»IMH««)^^, flWfrtt, ^^ft, ^•^i'iOmi, ^- 
 
 M. travelling, ftjpr/ tm^jftf. 
 McBCATvas, «. *»jf»i»y •»</ ulling. tRt^tct m. 
 ilKHCEXABlLT, orfc. V. A. 2. tTTHr^IHT^, ?5PT^'T, i^Hg|(t- 
 
 BIebcexabivess. «. T. A. 2. rtlMrflM w. •'.I'trtl'TT m, BTH- 
 ^/. wm^ /. v^nr/ ?wm^ /. 
 
 BIebcekaBT, a. hireling, $rrn*g for mere gain. "^JJT ijlT^ 
 
 ^ i M^vui i c T, wif?^, Jfii^, gnr^K, ^i^'^, fr^r, 
 
 2 rfiurf, actuated by de»ire of gain. '^M'',l«fl, »?I»rjf^, 
 
 wnr|^, f^TH^^T, ^N^iii, «"iinf . 
 
 Mebckkabt, n. t. A. 1. »fPJ^, J^HTTWTT, wrTT^. 
 McBCEB, II. deaUr in $illu. KVl(X^m N*"!!^, ^1l*(tvn- 
 
 ^Iekckbt, n. tilkgood: Xt^ VNl «. «riW% «• f^. 
 
 Mescjuxiuk, HncajkjiSBr, n. t. TiAXft, 3^^ m. mrm 
 
 I MEB 
 
 in. o<4M^K »n. e?T^;hpt »«. •Hf"!^ «. 9l<^l<l<l /. ^T m. 
 2 icares, ywxfe. 5hi^ m. ms »». f^f^RT f». V^S^ n.— 
 compreh. or indef. fl't^rarT »«• "• ' [^T^ftoST wi- 
 
 An article of m. fjf^^ «. %Sir «. gy^rm. ^J^\ m. 
 To Merchandise. See To Thade. 
 j Mekchast, n. V. Tbadeb. ^^, ij^rft, °< ^ N l O , ^fl^mr, ^^ 
 ! ^1^1, flm«bK, qfui'^. Some respectful compcllatioua 
 J for a merchant are, ^ or ^3, ^73ft. 
 
 MiECHAXT-MAS, ». trading vessel. f^T^Rft 1c?«Jd n.-rfT^ «.- 
 |l &c. SJR^W ». M^lPlil/. 
 jrEEcniSTABLE, a. Jit to he bought or told. f^qJT^, <aMIA, 
 
 <MHi<ii<ifnr-&c. 1%^, ipr. 
 
 Mebciful, a. compassionate, disposed to forgive. ^TT^, ^Tf- 
 ' 5 /)o;). ^'TT^, ^RT^ pop. ?5?TT^fT, ^^(t?y, ^«Tm^, ?f^, 
 
 '\ <5'?i5^, v-^iif^i ?T*Tnfte, ^Hi«)iH pop. ^^^\^^, 
 
 2 flO< crufZ; tender, tj-c. Y. PiTirUL. ^ITloI, ^TT^ ?«;'. 
 
 ; Mekcifullx, adv. v. A. ^^, ?5^, &c. ^TT^^, <\<4I4.^^, 
 ; ?'^5'^i ^TT^WT, <^<<r<j4«F, &c. 
 
 j BIekcifulkess, n. v. A. 1. ^qr/. <\-M I 'jMU |l «. <^<4 l o!.M» ll w. 
 !j &C. epTT^flrtdl/. ^^T^/. ^TT^f^/. ^^f^/- ^^TftT/. 
 
 ll 2 ?j^/ ^tt/. ^TT^orr «». *wiomuii m. &c. frrnft^HT/, 
 
 *im^Hl/. ?iMl^f5/. '-w^^^i/- f^/- 
 Mekcii-ESS, a. pitiless., eiuil. f^i^, ^I^tT, ^TT^Jf^, 
 
 Mebcukial, a, consisting of mercury. M|-*tHl, mki.Ich'F, 
 2 volatile, v. Chasoeable. ^^?n=5, ^t? o/' 3, ^T^Er, ^• 
 
 Mebccbx, n. — the planet M^ m. fl^RT «. 
 
 2 quiehsilver. qnT w. q^^ »». TfltTTH m. T^ m. 
 Calx or oxid of m. m4<lH*M «• TWH'EiT «. 
 Bulphuret of m. i^^nT?^ /»/). ^iMoity*. 
 
 White sublimate or submuriate of m. ^«p|t f o/>. 
 
 3 messenger, fr^^wjr. 
 
 A m. o yood Aam/ «< tcalling. IHtHt mi^l «. 
 Mkbcv, w. disposition to forgive offences, \.MsucirvLSt.as, I. 
 ^f. ^loEWT «. ^^ftf^m /. ^^f^ /• ^TWT^f^/. 
 2 compassion, tenderness, \. Vn\. e^ /. ^^ /. ^qfct- 
 
 Fountain of m., Ocean of m., <fcc. <^^|^|<K, ^^TnPT^, 
 (^tTfRT, f^MiPif^T, <f.^"ii«i'iT, *f«ii*<, &«. 
 
 Vc8?cl of m. V'lm^ «. ^m^H n. ^HTITJT «. ?;'TT- 
 
 To be at the m. of, la in the power of, t. Clutcoes. 
 ^illl-^r.^^lfl-Ac. Htqiflt, ?5TT*ft^ v>W»f ^. ofo. 
 
 To shew m. ^r/.-&c. "prot. 
 8 /wrrfon, pardomng. ^ f. ^j^jf. mH^f. t]ff. 
 Merry ! Jlercy ! srfif ITfij. 
 Mebct-beat, n. ^«^ «. 
 Mebb, a. Mm «• <^ar wfy, pure. \m^ or a, j^^rr ov j^vr w 
 
MBB 
 
 530 
 
 MES 
 
 Pm^i 55 pop. g^. 
 Mehe, n. See Lake. 
 Meeelt, ado. v. A. only, tolely, purely, Sfc. \^ or a, ^- 
 
 Tf>, *n^, 55, '^+'Jiirt, Pn^w«, ^T^T55, 1^1^^, f^ns^as or 
 
 M. for nothing. 3»tt, J«IN, g^fr^r, 3^, ^^. 
 Meeetricious, o. pertaining, Sfc. to prostitutes. 'FHf'n'ft- 
 
 ^, *'-)^-=ii, TKfn^ft^, ^iTm^tft- 
 
 2 alluring by false show. ^1^ ?f%^, 1?^% nT^TaTT, 
 +^'fl-^*TI 5mT?fr, 5RTfSpft=E^ ?TTTm, 5?l^, «^t^, ^- 
 
 2b Meboe, v. a. v. To Immebse. JTf^'jf, 1% ^Tijf, 
 
 To Mekoe, v. n. be sunk or swallowed up. n^-T^^-Ac. ^hJf, 
 
 Meeidian, «. noon. H«TTg«». T^qT^TT^ »«. ?(f^ir^ "»• pi. 
 
 2 — in goograpliy and astronomy. H«TT^W/. *ii'-mit)<- 
 
 1^ «. *»l«*ilTtVi«I[ /. ^m=^ ♦». [ fR «. 
 
 Distance ( E. or W. ) from the first m. ^t?T^ «. ^^- 
 
 Distance between meridians. WWRftT m. 
 
 3 fig. highest point or degree. »TT m. TT^ «. «IfT or il- 
 
 Meeidian, a. relating Sic. to the meridian line. JT«n^^i^RT, 
 
 <<i*-<ilTiA^-m, &c. nsm^^^rre^vft, ■M i «-4' i Ti<^Ti^«i <ft, ^- 
 
 2 relating, Sfc. to noon. Hm i ^'MrfM i, ^HM^<-m, Htfll^- 
 Mebidional. See Meeidian, Soctheen. 
 Meeit, «. dMer<, worth. r^T m. <?Ii*<Hl/. OTTlft /. 
 
 Acknowledging or appreciating m. 'jum^uj n. 
 2 merits ; character with respect to good or ill. JOTPJ- 
 or m. pi. JpiT^T w. pi. H?f «. pi. 
 
 Test or inrestigation of m. iprtTTrtt^T'JT n. 
 3 — in the Hindu religious system ; the desert acquired 
 through works. ^ n. ynTT^/ ^^!^ n. }Onm\mf\f. %- 
 «rn. rfT n. vnf m. 
 
 Acquisition of m, jinnfqT?^'? n. Him-^^li^A «• 
 
 Acquired by m. JHTII'^, j^UMf^PHH, 
 
 Fruit or reward of m. ^u^ji^rf n. 
 
 M. acquired in some former birth. "J^fj"^ «. 
 
 Mightiness or prevalence of m. ynrw? m. Some 
 terms, appellatives, &c. for a person of great merit 
 
 are, 5<nrt^rf6r, 5""Tf*TKrpr, ^''q^rnTT, 5«"Trf«*T, Sr^f^rf^r, 
 j'^Tj?^, ^"<<ir«TT, ^UM<if^, 5""njfSf, 
 
 4 the desert of works whether as gvod or evil. ^jp^H n. 3T- 
 
 To Mebit, v. a. deserve, ^t^■t^;r^^>- <ir5T-3Tf (in comp.)3fT- 
 ^g. ofo. 5««4i'(-*<l'Hrl'l-yii'1-&c. ri{oi«<ui-^m<^u|.&e. 
 
 MEBiTOEioca, a. t. N. 1. qt^, ^tn?5T, 551^^, <?l'<<dM I, 7- 
 '^i ^T'ftj 3"!^ /><??■ 3"l<(d, ^wf^nw, 3t| ( in comp. ), 
 TT^ ( in comp. ). 
 
 2 V. N. 8. '^^'^^s\pop. 5tnnrrr,5«nTOtp!r,yi^nnt^, 5»^m- 
 
 fH^, S«"re:<T, 5«^ ( in comp. ), ^ij^f, ^^Jrl, ^?^, ?p- 
 
 MEBiioMoffsjwas, «. T. A. 1. 'TtT'TTT/. ^m^t/". jf^mr/. 
 
 2 and Meeit. »^o<j«q5T?rr/. J"*<«Mf%/ J^Tinf^T/. 
 Mebmaid, n. vToETTT'TH »n. n. HtHI+.-i^l/. ! 
 Meebily, o(^y. v. A. <»<<|rfl<^VT?fpf, <<-<<lf^i^Vlt^<')nff, ^r- 
 
 WitHI'^, JtIv^IMIM, ^cffKoft or ^SH^, ii-HdHl^dT^, ^T- 
 
 FTf«RT^T^rT#, •^"l*<<l^,'l«I+*<l<Mlc^r. 
 Meebimake, 1%. meeting for mirth. ^^TTr^t^nTt^Ht-^^Tpft^ 
 
 -&c. ^5^ /.-Ac. lifs^os »i. 3f?r^ w. -imM m. 5?^r^ »». ^- 
 or^OT. 
 
 Meebiment, BrEEBiMAKiNG, n. mirth, festivity, merry pranks, 
 frolic, laughing, Sfc. <»<<lcOi^<llrft/. g^IT?^/- ilgm^^ 
 /. ^TBT «• ^■HNf^/ ^I'K'I OT. ^T^f^jft^ «i. ^it^i'l m. 
 ^oflitofl /. ^pq' n. ^r^JTT/. /)Z. '^hj^ n. tn m. ?[in^ m. 
 Hr^fmTTtT »n. 37?r^ «»• 7r«I^ m. ^^TT^ m. 
 
 Tumultuous or boisterous m. f^HT^/. fiS<??/. ftl«r^ 
 /. ^IH!|TR n. ^TToft/. WJiiTiA/- S^T^ *"• T^^W "••/ 
 ^H?/. ^?TT OT. gJT5[tT^ n. ^^«t^ or ^^T "». 'W'n?: 
 or ij'^pr OT. 
 
 Meebiness, n. t. A. 1. ^T^Tg^rfT/ fRTffrT/! T?5reff^/. 
 3'aif^Hl/. VI«i<^dl/. [Ac. 
 
 2 g^uil'oiMOii m. ^"^"TT m. t'TrfM"!! »». Ac. ■H^M'fidl/. 
 Merey, a. exhilarated to laughter, gay, happy, joyful, fnq- 
 
 2^1 ^^IfW^ or J^STT, fT^T^^T, ^T^^f^Rt^, ^I?q|fcT, 
 
 To get m. TfWtn ^. 
 
 To make m. '.••^ir^i^^lltfl/.-Ac. ^JT^. 
 2 — of disposition; /onrf o/yt/n and frolic, given to laughter 
 and merriment. g^H^S^^TT, ^^JTTsET, ^v»ft or JPft^^TT, f^- 
 
 ^Ig^, THf^T, ^m^siT, ^r^^t, ^ R^ff^, fsRt^^. 
 
 3 causing laughter or mirth, f^t^it, f^^ft^T^T, ^TT^ff^- 
 ■i l ^^ l -^ l, ^TW^^T^, ^l**rirMI<^+, ^H^+K+^ r<i'il<^*K*. 
 
 M. stories & jests, ■^^^^\f. pi. 
 
 4 lively, animated, — a festivity, Ac. ^*II+<<NI, ^ui^uOri. 
 
 MeBBY- ANDREW, n. V. BUFFOON. ^^*l|'l, lTt5,"%5R)ft, il'^tlO, 
 
 Note.The two last words signify castes who are tumblers 
 and Merry Andrews. 
 Meeey-meeting, w. meeting for mrth. <«<<ltfly?llrf|-^-^?TI- 
 
 gfHt- < i 'HMi-^ -Ac. ta^/.-Ac. ^fl^ CT. 3WT? »». gHTT^m. 
 Mebsion. See Immebbion. 
 Mesabaic. See Mebenteric. 
 Meseems, v. imp. »Tt?T ^T^, Ht5T *rTO?}. 
 Mesenteric, a. v. N. STtrr5«Tt=^m f^^U^fHr, 3T^?ftfl^vftj 
 
 Mesenteby, m. membrane of the intestinet. artcli^THt f^^T'ft 
 
 Enlargement of the m. jftfT w. 
 Mesh, n. interstice of a net. •^\<£\^ ^^ n. vi|of\-<0 f^?^ 
 
 /.-Ac. siTHtHT ». 5!nc?t«" «• 
 MiSHT, a. reticulated. v|ioO<^i<, RN«<^<\h, 
 
IJTSt 
 
 5S1 
 
 JIET 
 
 UssLUr, n. mixed corn or grain. Ml-^nl fHflcS /. fl^rft^ 
 VP^ n. %^/. %T?/. %?/. %rR«?I^ n. %!*)*< «i. fJT- 
 
 Meskk, «.— in Law. jt«i^, H^rf^nm. 
 Mess, «. iwA of food. 2I^ ». Jfl^ w. qr^r n. TTT*. 3W ♦!. 
 M. prepared for a number of persons in common. 
 
 2 number of ptrtont eating together and tharing He 
 expente. f%^ or f^nft/. »T?^/. W^^fr^H^f^/. ^rfHntf^ 
 
 /. 'lUllMMr*/. 
 
 3 piekle, plight, trim, i(c. — of persons, affairs, things. 
 
 fJTfft/ ^ m. ^/. ^M^^Ip! m. pi. \\?i'^Wf. ^^A m. 
 pi- f?9 "». f/. ^^^^ or ^^ m. ■"(•((S^/. '^^J^f. M^-^^ 
 f. «^W/. ^^^^/. *t"H*l:l/. <?T^/. HSIKI wi. ?l%^/. 
 ^I^/ '^Mll/. f%?^/. ^A^<i/I/. <Fr^/. ^TIT^or g^ 
 /. 'loo^Kl or 5T w». mi^imI* m. f^eRT «»• f«(Mr<J m. pi. 
 
 4 dop.^th, nastineu, ^c. — freely. tTT"! /. sm n. <T=^M 
 n. ^/. ^^^f. ^«. %^T1/. |?[r/n. P?^<7/5E^«. 
 
 5 ( of things lying about ) t. Litteb. '^f.'^m. ^TIT 
 m. q^a/. w«c6«iy. 
 
 G tqveexed, picked, Ifc. matt. f^^IT »». f^^T^ «n. ^ipR/. 
 
 Zb Mess, v. a. math, tqueeze, ^'c. make into a meet. ^-^A^ 
 or 4>-MMuf, ir^TTotnt, N^^oior f^l^l^f, f%^^^,^^^^, 
 
 W^g.ofo. 
 To Mm, ». N. Mi together tharing the expente. f*nfl^or fij- 
 <ft3i-f*nff»T-<ic. ^^, ?T^*frjTH n.-i^^rf^ Ht^TT n.-&c. 
 
 Hkss-matz, m. (m« tcho meuet at the tame table. yjhrW i ^ ^ ^- ! 
 *miel«irti «I«|fft, rM^n-m SHT^Fft, ^"pl^^^, ^T'R'lit^, ^^ 
 
 MnsAOs, n. errand, notice tent. PrW »«. ^n «. ?i^ m. 
 ?Tt»I^ ». ^ m. ^»T «. 
 
 M.-beaping, errand businesa. ^!^f. v.HT, mTifS^ffnf/". 
 
 To give a m. fs^W «. ^rt^I^r. 
 MzYiXiicn, ». |wrMm «cio ramf« « menage. f3j<l«||, STHJ^, 
 
 fT^nn, *nft^, ^, ^R, *i*iO, ^^<ifT, wiWrfT, fif^^^i. 
 
 BonneM or office of am. OH^/ an^^^firtY/. ^Wn. 
 Ckniple or pair of meaaengeni. orr^]^^/. 
 Pay or hire of a ro. fT^^/ W^ *»• 
 To dispatch a m. ^TT^ •*.-f^raT^ ■».-&<. %*^, 
 -: ( of a paper kite ). TTT^ M. 
 
 Mutijio, «. T. V. A. — act. f^WTofi. *^^«. f%Mf**in.&c. 
 T. V, N. f^t^'i or fH^'i 3»W«I n. ^^:m ^nwot n. n- 
 «mn^ 3wf n. ^^T^f n. ?J^^»R n. aR^TWWfK •»• «if*|f- 
 *^%\\\ •». 
 
 If use ASK, a. i«M«« aiu/ adjoining land. HKW[t\f. 'j^flf^^l/*. 
 
 MnACAByAL, •. T. N. |lll«qi ^|«4l^i, *nnniWt, VHT- 
 
 MzTACABTVi, n. the hmdfrom At wrUt (« tkeflnfert. fm- 
 
 ^ ^^5T or 'i^ m. ^r»T m. 
 
 Tumour on the m. ^nT%5T or *JIV-«l<r?T w. 
 Mbtachbosism, n. chronological error of placing an event 
 after its real time. ^H'PTrlf'roT'T «. ^^r»Tf^r57Tf^ ^r?5- 
 sq^qm m. '*Hp<*^nid*lrf «». 
 Metal, n. «^m./. 
 
 Chisel to divide ingots op bars of m. <^{^dUT|m. 
 
 Factitious m. <|»<»fl-«II (or '^) vf\^m.f. ^f^HMI^m. 
 
 Fused m. ^m. 
 
 Fusing of metals together. 31I<|t?^». 
 
 Inferior or secondary m. ^TT^TT^w. 
 
 M. beaten into a plate or leaf. ?l^». cl^ n. ^^^f. 
 
 Mass of m. ingot or wedge. ^/. 
 
 Old m. ^eesels. JTToE/. m^£t^n. 
 
 That is made of a mixture of metals. tc«)<^, ^€\K. — 
 A Tessel made of mixed metals. T?ft«. 
 
 The metals, — collect.tn^^nnw. Eight are enumerated. 
 ( 3TOTT5 ). They are g^of , ^^T, <TP5r, n>riri, qjf^, 5iq, 
 ^^1*, OT^; or, pop. m^, ^, ?rt^, R^cToB, qjt%, ^^5^, 
 
 "Waste of metals in fusing. ^Bif. 
 2 (for a road) K^f ^va^f ^f 
 Mktaixic, Metaxucal, a. belonging, Sfc. io metalt. "^^^T, 
 
 2 made of metal. m<J^I, «?|HM*<, MIH^M, tngf^lffirl. 
 Metalufeeocs, a. producing metalt. *<l<1rNl<^*, ^^STT^. 
 Metallise, a. impregnated with metal. qrgtT*^, ^TTgjT^. 
 
 2 contisling, ^e. of metal. ^T^, VTgnq, vTTgf^fJifT. 
 Metallist, w. one tkilled in metalt. tlTH^R^ or js^x, tTTH- 
 
 2 !«»•>&«• in mrfa/*. tTT^ «FT*T *<01K1, mgq;*?*!^. 
 Metalloobapht, n. account of metalt. v(\^f(^n.yji^q=^\^m. 
 Metalldboist, n. Korker in metals. tn<J^ «PTH 'Pt'TRT, mg- 
 
 Metallubot, n. or< ofteparaling and working metalt. «^- 
 
 V'mft^/. *TT5?it»J^«. *IT2T<«BT«in. 
 To Metauobfhose, v. a. change the form, ifc. of. CTt?TT«.- 
 
 ^^tfTTn.- qRi> 1I M l «1C w.-^%^OT.-&c. ^^, CT«.-'?re?T»--&c. 
 
 Metauobpho^ed, p. V. V. STltHT %^I, Lc. 5?Tf%^H, &c. 
 
 (f«>rtI*K, rHf><ilf»r<1, fi»^ifT,"^^F7T, fM«l«.q. 
 Metamobfbosib, n. t. V. 5:<Tt?n;n. ^^h<«. MR«IIHt?rT«. 
 
 »TffOTr»Tw. fiWRw. ^fJT/. 
 
 M. of man into a (tiger, wolf, horse, dog, Ac). W^- 
 
 ^ (vm-tsti^ir-^^-^ir-Ac.). 
 
 McTAPHOB, n.figuratice irord. CT^w. 4>M*W*I<»». ^iClHw. 
 Mbtaphobic, Mcta phobic al, o. V.N. rti^Tvii), ^R^<%, 
 MxTAPHBASE, i». mere rerbal trantlation. ;n«^ TT*^ TT^JR 
 HnaTHBABT, n. literal trantlalor. ^[t«^ ^H^ ^TWCT HT^tff^ 
 
3fET- 
 
 832 
 
 MIC 
 
 +^«1K1, T'lTT?!*^ ^TTTfrR ^tt!. 
 
 jMETArnYsic, METAPnTsiCAr-, a. rclatinj^ f^c. io mctaplty- i| 
 
 METAPaTsiciAjr, n. aTT:^?T^^Tfr, gr^rfr^TTT. ' 
 
 SIetajphtsics, «. science of the princijjles and causes of : 
 
 things, science of mind. 3TT«ft^T^/. 3TMTif«|qqfq^lrin. ,| 
 
 Metastasis, n. change of place of a disease. xi^'H^^^n. jj 
 
 3IETATAKSAL, «. V. N. TTTF-'TT -=l<*ii(IMI, JIT^'il'tft.- 
 
 3IETATABSUS, «. pjr< of the foot lettceen the anJcle and toes. 
 
 Tumour on the m. ^iq^^^jj m. or % n. 
 Metathesis, n. transpeaition of the letters or tyllalles of a 
 uord. 3T^<,i-«(i ^<*K «M. '(uif'JM^M m. quls^fq*! m. i^or- 
 
 To Mete, v. a. v. To Measure, ^vjut, ifrsTwf, JTrnf, 
 
 Mete-wand, Mete-taed, ». ^JpT^/. FR^ w. 
 
 JIetempsychosis, «. transmigration. vFRffrR «. ^JT^rr^iT^f- 
 ?r; n. 3T?^r31'»T n. 
 
 3IETE0B, n. luminous lody flying or floating in the atmos- 
 phere. g^^FT/. FfTTT m.f. — considered as a portent. ^JPT- 
 fT m. f^?T T?"TT?f «». [ ?pp, 
 
 Meteobic, a. lelonging, Sfc.io meteors. g?^TOS{vft, ^r+lHlf- 
 2 proceeding from a meteor. 3r%=5JT, Tr^RT?;?, g-?5PT?T- 
 
 Meteokologic, METEOROtooicAL, «. V. N. (^g^y f^Tf^f?^- 
 
 METEOnOLOOT, n. science of the atmosphere and itsplenomena. 
 
 Meteohous, a. of the nature of a meteor. Tr'FTq'f^. 
 Metek, n. measurer. JllMUim, JTT'nP. 
 
 METnEQLING, «. mTT^ft ^TC/. 
 
 SIetHINKS, f. tffip. H?n' i^RrT, HfTT HRTrf, RfSr g^^, 
 
 SIethod, n. regular disposition or arrangement, T. Obdeb, 
 
 2 orrfer of doing, process, v. Mansep. KPT w». ?it^/. <t^ 
 
 yo??. ttr^f- ^f- "T^f^/. flp^/. 
 Methodical, a. that acts with method, v. Ohdeeit. Shrr- 
 
 '^, «ld«II<ff or r^, sq^vFT, f^MHNI or ^fHRT, Pmi(\ 
 
 or ^ift, fspTT^fte, *Hlj*|fl. 
 
 2 arranged in method, v. Ohpeblt, ^fim^, %rTT^, ^rfT- 
 
 «IMl-«ir, ^nfk, 5?TiR%JxfT, P(4|HHI or ^HMl, Mf?RvT<T, 
 
 ?rKTg^, ^'*<I^+H, T^TT^JJH. 
 
 M. procedure or business. <R^^Hf •J>TT jt. 
 SIethodicallt, arf». t. A. 2. 5pin^, sT^^fiHT^, ^l?TFf, Ac. 
 
 Methodicalness, n. v. A. 1. 5q?fi v<iM" ir m. i.zf^^xnf. 
 Pi<4mnriHi/. *hm+iRhi/. 
 
 ll Methodism, m. strictness in religious olserrances. fTO^fH- 
 I ^ /)o/>. %JTf3T^/. spHZrni m. fH^mrif^.ff]f. fHIHWf^/. 
 
 || SIetuodist, n. one strict in religious olsercances. f^^pft of 
 
 ■ MetiiOdistical, a. relating to mcthodism or methodlsts. ^• 
 
 I 2b Methodize, v. a. bring into method or order. oZf^xfr/. 
 I -s'K^PR n.-&c. JPT^ g.of o.=sfm M.-arg^PT m.-Ac. iif- 
 1 W-T=^'JtrfHui y. "/ 0. o<^t|R'4rr-&c. ^^, f ^R^t, ?IT- 
 
 Methought, p. im;). Kc?T ^T^H, *Tt5T »TRr^, »Tt5T fi?^, Ac. 
 
 , jrETOSTSllCAL, ff. T. N. 3Hvj1^>WI'*T%T, ST^T^^^dr^, 3^3^- 
 
 ij f?Krr4?rT?Tf&r^, ar^i^ef^iur, 3T^p5T?Tfoiq;. [ Ac. 
 
 j IMetonymicallt, adv. v. N. 3T3T|?WT'*{h, ar^^TJ^T^TT, 
 Metoxymt, «. use of one Kordfor another. — in rhetoric. 
 
 MetPE, n. measure, verse, \. JfEASCEE. ^n. ^ n. ^• 
 q' «. %^ m. Some varieties of metrical composition are, 
 
 ar'Tn, arm, grrot, afijft, t*?, g^, sT«i*T, ^fTT5rt, rU^oft, 
 
 Harmonic pause in m. Tfrf/. 
 Violation of the laws of m. tf^PTT w. 
 Metbicai,, a. V. N. fj^^, 3^f^?, t^^, <Kn:<T, '7^- 
 
 Metkoi'Olis, n. cap-ltal ciVy.H^n^n. ;CF3TVTPft/. ^l-^d'l^/. 
 Meteopolitan, a. v. N. n^trrft'^i ^^*Tpft^*ivft, 
 JlETBoroLiTAN, n .^?\qt^'Err 5^T fST^W. 
 Mettle, n. pluck, Sfc. y. Spibit. ^/, VTT^/ TT^ft n, sp^. 
 
 To try the m. of. "TT'ft n. ^JU^uf y. o/"o. ^m.-q^r/.- 
 Ac. qTf'Jf y. o/"o. 
 Mettlesome, Mettled, a. t. Spibited. i»i^|f, ^^, T«TT, 
 ^TfNT, qrrtjft?^, ^^, ?nF, ^"^Tc5, ?TnT7, ?ttt5, ^^, :^- 
 
 Mettlesouesess, «. V. A. <Mf^Huil m. ^^HU|| »n. iT\f. h- 
 
 Meum et tuum. This is expressed by shttTT (^^^N and "ST^T 
 own and other ). Accordingly " regard to meum et 
 luum" and similar phrases will be, 34IHM<«jf^/. WJ- 
 
 /.-«m5T «.-Ac. ^qrir^ »«. Rmnw «». Ac. »t5^/. h^- 
 
 Mew, n. place of confinement. ^t\f. ^\iH\i\f. 
 To Mew, v. a. shut tip. •jjfs'jf , ?Ptf^ ^^''t, «i>T^rt t^i^wf. 
 To Mew, r. «. — the cat. RTt^ or »^ «. ^of. 
 Mew, Mewixg, «. t. V. ^". »^f^ «. '^f n. 
 ! The purring m. of a cat. ^I'-^ 1*1 n. 
 
 To Mewl, v. h. cry as a little child. ZZ «.-%^ n.-^q^ aJv. 
 
 i Miasm, Miasma, w. noxious eflluvia. j^ritiui/. 'Hs*<i«i/. 
 I ^T^^^qj "jfrPTtT m. ^I'Md^ "^Pl«(M »». "TpW^ m. 
 I Mica, «, Wi^ m, rir 
 
nw 
 
 633 
 
 KIL 
 
 3T?"Tt- 
 
 Dark colored m. sRotT 3^9^. 
 
 Grey m. Ttin 3TO^. 
 MiCBOCOsM, 11. /(W<r tforZJ. ^^^JTSPTWn. 
 
 M«n is ft m. f^ a q^iVi. 
 TIicBOMETEB, «. imtrument to measure small spaces. 
 ^TT^TPTF^^ n. 
 
 MicKoscopE, n. «i7mm jfrer f^^< i u i A" fHi «. ^.^n^n^ 
 
 «T^ n. ^S{^^r:zt^ <TTT'«TfH Jfrer *<l'«r*i>'IK ^J^T «• 
 Micnoscopic,MicE03COMc»x, a. belonging Sfc to a miens*- 
 cope. g<4'<5'ri*<4->ii'^i, g;?-TT7;|i^5nT^*ft. 
 
 2 <Aa< fan be seen only by a m. ^^H^X(^ ^-td-^^tl ^ft^T- 
 
 Mid, o. V. Middle. Ht^r, H^Tfl'*???, Kt^ra^. 
 
 Mid-aGE, «. H^ ^^In. HtT^^t 3TTT /. J^Eq^Tjn, 3ii<<^«jm.n. 
 
 ^tfio-axruB, a. *TT»ir*J n. HTnVtTT m. «. 
 
 ."VfiiVBAT, ». T. Noo.v. 5<m:/. ^T^TT^ w. f5JT»TRj- m. n. 
 
 The m.-meaL »T«n^ n. Rt^Ji^^ioJi^ «. 
 
 To become or be m. ^l^rfl /. qiqi^iai ^-tjmof. 
 :vriD-iixiTE5, n. ^TKWCr m. n. 
 MtD-tso, n. <j\mHtn m. n. 
 itfuH'itoST. See Miodlejjost. 
 
 :UlD-XlOHT, n. JTE^^m or xr^f. ^HW^< =!T^/ K^RW/. 
 3T^TW •»• /. fHS|ft*T«. 
 
 Mn>-8nEAM, n. a^nrr^ ^^ m. irt^jtc^ »». «. 
 
 i!\f XO-8CM1IEB, n. >i'^lcc«IHI JT«T m. ^Hir^lctr m. TTT^- 
 
 ar m. *(l«<<mHW4 m. n. 
 nilD-nriiiOHT, •. Wt^r^ HE?T m. n. *M<Hol/. 
 MiD-WAT, fi. 3T^ TTT /. f^iTT^aT m. »n»W«I oi. n. wmvi n. 
 
 :\f ii>-wAT, adv. 3»JNt?^, f5T»Tr?fm^, ^vi^. 
 
 !IIn>-«ooD, N. VT^Kcq m. n. 
 
 'MtmiJt, n. central part, ifvq m. n. K*T?IT JT^ »i. HFT w. 
 imi^ «. »4»<IHI'I m. »nT m. »I»ff/. 
 From tho m. H'JJT. 
 In the m. we^, »T#, *re«rT:, 
 
 In the very m. »TUV»T*i, ^v^z^ *T«f. [^^m^l^. 
 
 Of the places or part* about the in. ^mfps iTvft;;, 3R- 
 
 MiDDUE, a. of or belonging, ^c. to the middle, ^v^^, JTtTTT, 
 
 »Ttft^, ITWT, nwnr, »lH4»fj<<, nt'W^f, JT^T^V, »T«»lftv<T, 
 
 The m. one — uaed of brothen and niters. K*WT, 
 !MlDI>IX-AOED, a. JTWWm^T, JTMjm^l^?, ITWnTVft, *T««W- || 
 
 MiDDLib-KiBrn, n. t. Woblo. ifur^ m. Mm*tfn n. 
 
 tflDDLE'XA5, N. T. 3IeDI1TOB. ITRm?. 
 
 MlDSUUiOtT, a. middle. iT^fmV^, R^aiT, HV^, Hwmj. 
 
 3Iii>DLx-tizEj), a. ^'^^ ^if>i<i«ii, irism mft41*)i, H«nu- 
 
 >Iu>DLt50, ff. </ mi</(/{« rosi, state, or qualities. HM|mi4<1. i 
 
 *, n^lW7, Trf>, »TM^, '3W?l *Ttf??I, wrti, 9ri^* 
 
 T*}:^, Hl<p<|>", «J<l«tli?r, ^ftfMi'ft, «||<^<<<|.HI. 
 Middlinuly, adv. v. A. ^TWR^JT, BmT'?T, Jff^nT^pft^r decl. 
 
 &C. *(lHl-tlH:, •WltJI'twin:. 
 
 SIiDQE, n. gnat, eye-fiy. ipi^ n. f%5R: «. ^ij^ or % n. ^>TC!r 
 or jl^ n. f^ci-i n. 
 
 Midland, a. t. Ixlaxd. JTRT^5[TTtT, TTtiT^?T^'<T=T. 
 
 Midriff, n. «<"tiMi JT«in^ T5^ »/». f^^r^'CT'-ilH"!;/. 
 
 SIinsT, fi. V. Middle, rwj- »», 
 From the m. W^. 
 
 In the m. JTwEr, »l(|t. — As inToIvIng the sense of sur- 
 rounded bj, overwhelmed by, involved in, in the thick- 
 est part, in the depth, &c. »T<F ai^di, T^r^T-^ir^rt^T-Ac. 
 3RRTt, T^ or ^ with the locative case of the noun. 
 
 JflDwiFE, n. tcoman that assists at parturition. ^^U| or ^^- 
 
 Man-m. v. Accoucheuh. sry«|+.H''i^q. 
 MiDwiFEBT, n. g^ttjr^m n. g^tTTTT »». ^T^<mT m. sf^?^- 
 
 Mien, n. air, look, external appearance, ^'c. ajI^R i». i\t5 
 w. ^/. %^ i». 5^T/. ^ n. ^ »i. arm «.5n/. 15^/. 
 
 Might, n. v. FoncE, Stbesoth. ^^pop. ^oB n. ofrc «». ^- 
 
 With m. and main, v. Effort. v»fT^ 31f?T-?fti5-:rnpT, 
 
 ^, 3(pri| i^^STT, ^stM, 'Frmr WNiwi-fl. 
 
 To work with m. and main. 3T5T'4 «». 'ETof-Ttldt, 
 MroHTiLy, ade. v. A. 1. sjcET^, <)o11i<k'(, "TTT^^TT^, T^'sprj- 
 
 3 greatly, in a great degree. qSTT^, 3Tf^?FT, "TTi«m^-«(1 decl. 
 
 JflGHTISESS, B.V.A.l. <?TT5»5*T »». ^RT OT. ?TO5<TT/. IRWfTT/. 
 
 MiGHTT, o. «/ron^, v. Powebfcl. «R7^n;;»op. ^^^\^ or q- 
 oCgcT, q-iV-, '^TT51T, qf^t^, ^rM****, TTT^'ft. 
 2 great, august, Sfe. HRT, »itT, 'hKiI'MI, H<ii*fl, IfflT^T^, 
 
 8 vast, huge, enormous, excessive, prodigious,^'e. — freely. 
 
 rRT, ^wp?, ^nftr, ^^Jrif?, snw, ^i, 3^. 
 
 4 importanty momentous. »n?T, TRt, VR^, HR^'Y^. 
 MioHTT, adv. very, t. Ezcessitzlt. 31^, STTT^, H<I*I^-*II. 
 
 To MiGBATE, c. n. rev9tejor residence from one country, 
 ifc. to another. ^^rtJnrw.-T'ORtfTT n.-&c. iRof, ^9fll<ltl ^TI- 
 
 Ac. ^T^. 
 
 MlOBATIOX, fl. T. V.^TTIHT ^Twf »l. &C. ^_?l<<lrt1 W. ilUHIpy"", 
 f^'MH tTl. ff"^n«IHH ». 
 
 MioBATOBr, o. V. V. ^^rtHT ^^oiiM, smTT^ ^^rmrr. 
 
 MiLcB, a. that gites mtlk. JTm or jqiTT, ^vn^r, ?(tnn. 
 M, animaU— compreb. fVJH^ «. 
 
MIL 
 
 684 
 
 MIL 
 
 A m. animal that yields her milk to the hand. ^T<r7- 
 t^; — that yields it on having her calf presented, ^g- 
 l*<^oi; — that yields it on the presentation of food. IT- 
 
 To become m. again, — a female beast. ^^, 
 TfiliVD, a. gentle, lender, soft, not harsh or severe, — of persons. 
 TftT, ^nrr or oE, TT^, ^T*^, ^ft»^r^fT, «lfr=l^, «lff^*- 
 
 T^^, Hf , ?|lfrT, 5^5, ^tO, nrST, 3T5?T, 'RTHTT^rtt, ?rTKWT- 
 'ft, fK^^H^, ?T^, ^TT^. Some terms for a mild person 
 
 are, irnT,%jrc5 nr^, Tfir^, »Tl»i?i'ii*j,Hi''*<i'^?it f^msE. 
 
 2 lenient, gentle, soft, ^'c. — of measures, government, 
 
 M. treatment. <M^ kJ^K ♦». 
 
 3 gentle, slight, soft, not violent, Sfe.—ai qualities. «frK- 
 f^ or o5, qTr^oST, ^, *T^TcE, ^y^, ?r?T or ^-<T, ^ift^*, »T^, 
 
 M. cold. rcTmt 4t^/." 
 
 M. heat. ^1^/. 
 Mildew, «. v. Blight. ^^:\% n. pnFT3T •». HT^ or jt^r w. 
 f*rr5 or %TI M.— To be affected by it. fH^ or "*<« " )" . 
 2 — as on cloth or paper. I^frft/. 
 
 To be mildewed. ?IT^, ^i<<( ^ ^jf ui. 
 
 MiLDLT, adv. V. A. 1. 2. c^lKotMOTi^, '1^*0^ , ^l«Mr)^, H^- 
 
 f^r^, ^Ht^TT^n^, &c. WqicflH^Ioft^, Hl^JISiql^, 
 2 JT^, ^?5^Tr#, ff . 
 Mildness, ». v. A. 1. «FiHomoti m. m^TorT «». &c. n^t^/. 
 'TTTlf /. «hl*lrtfTT/. ^5^/- €l*-sj<Hl/. &c. *|Hri«*fl*l»». 
 JTT^Jrn.HTf^n. 5(Ttf?f/. »m^f^/. HHTt/. *raT^/. 
 
 2 irg^'TT »». H^JIHUTI «».&C. H5rTT/.g^RT?TT/.31HMHI /.&C. 
 
 3 ^HTHoET'TT »!. ^^rTTT m. ^\^k<^^ m. WTTr^l+MUir »». &c. 
 qjf^oft^F/. JT^Toft/ ^tr^g"! m. ^^vA m. ^^ n. 
 
 Mile, n. ?Ftfli or sptSIT m. ( varying from IJ to 3 English 
 miles ).^Tt? »». from the English is becoming familiar. 
 A weary long m. ^3ill^<4l Ml<f)*«-«fT ^^ tn. 
 
 BfiLESTONE, w.l^rti-HT 5^5 »». "^^^X^i n. #^JTTT tTT^TT m, 
 
 MiLiAKV, a.accompanied with an eruption like millet seed, — 
 fever. H^-«?l ? P^f^+iq^p. 
 
 Militancy. See "Wabfabe. 
 
 Militant, a. engaged in warfare. S^rTT, FSSTRTi^S'JTfTT, ^- 
 
 ijmsi^TT, 3§l^, 5fr?T?T, ^MHl^rfi, ^qr^rr^. 
 
 MiLiTABY, a. lelonging to soldiers o^ to the profession of 
 arms. f^TTPTt^, f^'nfirt^, f^Tqi^Pl(1-=j|, f^TTlfsqT ^q[tT- 
 
 '^, f^nnf "1 cowi?. 3?ijPft, ?i5r^=5?TT jctrt^t, ^st^'tt jpt- 
 
 M. conduct, i^v^ m. ^ IM W^ «. 
 
 The m. profession. f »q r ( PlO^I ^^T w. f^'TT^Wt/'- 
 f?rTT|%?Tr «»• f^Tt^"JrT m. 
 2 f Mowing the prof ession ofai-ms. fi mi(v .<j[ q?[tr!fT, f^- 
 
 A m. man. f%>TTf . 
 MiLiTABT, n. soldiery, the army. f^lMl5[rtI^ «i. J>Z. ftflT^ «. 
 
 2b Militate, v. «. 6? opposed to. ^t'PST-STR^-f'Ri^-iT^- 
 
 ^^. o/«. rccip. 
 Militia, n. — as opposed to regular soldiery. f^H^/. 
 
 Landed m. ^dWHf^t fv^\i m. pi. 
 Milk, «. ^ n. ^^ n. ?ft?: n. <nT n. ?35^ n. 
 
 Any m. (given to an infant) as distinguiahed from 
 milk of the breast ^T^*T ». 
 
 Curdled m. f^?ro5 or fsTJoS «. 
 
 M. and water. J'T^'ft n. 
 
 M. — as watery. ^oE^jot^oft or <f;oHioS«fiJn «. 
 
 M. conglobated or inspissated by boiling. ^W W. 
 ^^ OT. ITNT «». 
 
 M. half congulatcd. ST^^Sf «. jfrir «. 
 
 M. coagulated firmly and uniformly. ^igT w- 
 
 M. spiced and given to infants, ^^t/. 
 
 M. warm from the udder. %JK|W| n. 
 
 M.-diet. 5^qr^ pop. Jtn^m.— That is on milk diet, 
 5^*TT^ pop. |tlTfrft, 5«TT*TTft. 
 
 Pure ( i. e. unmixed and uaheated ) m. fJR^^ n, 
 f^^fft or f^irt ^ n. 
 
 Smell of burned m. ^T^^S^f. 
 
 Sop steeped in m. for an infant, f^t^aft/. 
 
 Sudden spurting forth of m. (from the breast or 
 udder) ^to5/ v. J?. 
 
 Thickety m. ^T^f. 
 
 That yields m. plentifully. |tTToE, J^Tf , ^f^^- 
 
 That yields m. scantily. aftr7|^, fiTjKpf, <TT5r'^(that 
 gives i of a sher ), 3T*nrtt ( i a sher), ^W^, nt^tff, 
 Tirn^ft, ^»ft. [^rSf n. 
 
 Vessel for heating m. |«rift w jq^'Jft/. 5*fTWt/. 5 
 
 To be in ra. jTot. 
 
 To cease to be in m. to dry. 3T?ot, g^, ftrn^iwr. 
 
 To improve in the quantity of ni. g^TW ^A- 
 
 To fall off in the quantity of m. |*IT^ ^^■ 
 2 milky or white sap. ^ n. ^^ n. ?fK »». 'sftT m. 
 To Milk, v. a. ^ m.-vtk/. jpTS^-f^SEwf g. of 0. PraEii, ^. 
 ot, 5pt, «^^ n.-&e. :jr?Tif . 
 
 To m. from the four dugs, 'sfhg^' ^ ^5ot. 
 Milk-bush, m. euphorbia antiquorum or iirucalli. VX m. 
 fi)+liT m. spT^TT or ^\l§i\ m. JFT?»TTfiT^Tn »». ;^r ». 
 5FI5T w». f^^ or ^^f. 
 
 Hedge or fence of m. v<<r\tt\f. 
 
 A spike of the m. 'Tt'ft /■ 
 MiLK-FEVEB, n. f «rr^T fTr?'». I^^R^w. 
 
 MiLK-LIVEHED. See COWABB. 
 
 Milk-maid, «. tnr^Fflw/ n^toT/. 
 Milk-man, n. seZto-, ^c. of milk, ftmsr, t^sft, >1>T. 
 JIiLK-PAiL, n. ^R^/ vift=^ Tff ". <(i^'1MI?( n. 
 Milk-pan, k. |qT^ Htl ». 
 
MIL 
 
 635 
 
 jfrsr 
 
 Milk- POTTAGE, n. ^r?^ m ^<>TT^/. 
 
 HiLi-aOT, n. feeUe minded pertoM, Y. Weak. ?5it/. 5*1^- 
 
 Milk-tooth. J^-^fT ^ m. 
 
 Milk-white, a. v. White. 'TtSTT ?I%7, Tf^sCT ^, 'i^^imM, 
 
 MlLK-wOMAS, «. ^W?^/. »R5fhiT/. [ ^. 
 
 MiLKABLZ, a. T. V. r"4<il<<MI'Mr-^lTOTT-<fc«. 5^, ^^"fl-il, 
 Milked, p. t. V. Ploi^i, &c 5t%T. 
 HiLXKB, «. y. V. ^ +140IKI, *TTT *l««II<l-f^oHnKI, Ac. ^- 
 
 ^sf^nr, Ac. ^m. 
 
 MiLKncEss, n. v. A. 2. ^i^BT^T «. 5'^>^ «. 
 MU.KI50, n. V. V. — act. MH^ljOj «. fM*(n »• &c. f^oEtJRi/. 
 fRBoft/. ^fpT «. ^ m. 
 
 Price of m. jpn^a/. [ f^i^H. 
 
 MiLKT, a. wiaJe of milk. |«TT^, JVTRT %?IMT, f^^HT^, 5"?- 
 
 2 retemhling milk. |*ll«!«Ml, f^«<+<^5[l, y^^, 5^V*r5nF. 
 
 3 yiddinti mdk. J^T^, ^5*^5, J^^T^. 
 MiLKT-WAT, ». gataxi). ^I*H(l'I'll/. afTT^^R^/ ^«(1^/. 
 
 gr^Z ?^^/. ^^/. H^rpF^/. ^^/. ^5^/. 
 BIlLL, «. enjinefor grinding. 5a«n% 'f ^ «• ^t"!**^ »■ 
 
 2 hand-mill, ^fi^ n. rfiw. <»ii^(^/. ^s^/ 
 Large band m. VXi m. ^JV^f. 
 Nether gtone of a m. H»<M? m. 
 
 Bing that binds the handle of a hand-m. f^f.^vftf. 
 To reset or rechiael ( a mill ) iHi^, 
 
 3 ( for oil ). ^mi m. 
 
 Beam of m. to which the beast is yoked, ailiwil m. 
 
 4 ( for sugar cane ). SK^ «. nrriT m. 
 
 5 See Watkkmill, Windmill. 
 
 To Mill, ». «. t. To Gbixd. ^wt, f*RT^. 
 
 2 ( coins ). WPr, fin^ m.-T«T «.-0T^ la-Ac. »TT^-«r- 
 
 Kiu-BOMs, ». tnwjmr"^ «. ( Ht. ox ). 
 
 MiLL-8T0»«, «. fTsft/. ^« or ^ ». era 1», 
 
 Mill-tooth, «. grinder. ?I»/. 
 
 MiLLEXAUiK, MiLLBTAST, a. eotuistitig of a thousand. W^- 
 
 Nf iLLKK, «. T. V. 1. ^««Tin, f^rwim. 
 
 VflLLEdlMAL, a. tkouiandlk. ^^^?nt*T^, 41|*ll3(t«?T, ^^^t- 
 
 Millet, n. panicvm miliaffum. 4|t»i m. ^^^^T m. vfwj m, 
 
 A seed of m. wm «. 
 ^I II.LI5EB, n. maker and ttiler of vacmen't bonnet; ^e. f^- 
 
 MiLLiKKKT, n. artielet made or sold by miUineri. flprt^irT 
 
 MlLLion, n. ^||f4m •». 51W?T ••■ T^ «. — Ten m. ^stf^, 
 tishr, ^, fJT^.— Hundred m. 3nJ«^— Thonaand in. IT- 
 |T W^, W^W, art.— Ten thousand m. ^4.— IIandr«d 
 UMOMDd n. P(mi, irpra.— Million of o. 
 Ten miQioiif of m. Tl^lli^. 
 MtUiou opoiB ajflions. *1«m^*1^, ^tw?f^. 
 
 By tens of miUione, bg erores. ^f^:. 
 
 One of a m. a man tuperlatively good. ri|<<|MI HI<n«. 
 Bf imo:fAiBE, rt. man with a million. ^T^THT^TT, ^TO?T^T»T. 
 Milt, n. epleen. ^im^ffff. §ft^ «. 
 
 2 ( of fishes ). MrHI<fl4 «. 
 MiLTEK, n. malefiih. H<HmT «». J^JVlfTrft^ HHrT w. 
 Mime, Mimeb. See Mimic. 
 MiMELic, MiMELiCAL. See Mimic. 
 Mimic, Mimical, a. imitative, disposed, Sfc. to copy. sn>?5 
 
 ^JT^^TT^, r<(S«)1'M'0, ^i^^^l'O. 
 
 2 consisting of imitation. T^'^, T^F?^, ^'FJft, STH^- 
 
 Mimic, n. miwis, bufoon. *rf?, ?T^?^, K^^^, ^^m, ?m- 
 2 T. Imitatoe. s[li3J 'R'mn-^di.uiKI, %^-5T^-&c. iJTT- 
 
 To Mimic, v.a. imitate for sport, v. To Mock. ^T'FH/ jHiut 
 y. o/o. 5P^/.-%^/.-5tTT^/-«rT^/.-tIT^oft/-&c. 3?!^- 
 ^TTOwf-STTT^ y. o/o. 3f1<ui, ^dNul, ?ri JVVI /. pl.-&c. ^- 
 ?l^, f«ISm «.-&c. !R^ y. o/o. 
 
 SIimicet, n. V. V. ^T^FH/ 3T^ :j?T^ n. &c. ^r^?^ f. pt. 
 
 ^5?^/ «i+.i*ir'm /./>?. aij*K m. 3iy*<«i ». srg^frr 
 
 / Ri^H w 
 MrSABET, «.— in architecture. iT^tTT m. f^wrr «. 
 I MiSATOBT, a. threatening. tfH+1-MI, ITT^'ft^, &c. »T?rT^?[f- 
 
 2b BIiscE, p. a. chop into small pieces. H\(\m m^* rniF^ »». 
 i>i. ^T^y. o/o. 1ftlt/.i»J.-«^ «. pi.-f^^f/. ^i^y. o/o. 
 
 2 diminish in speaking, extenuate in representation. \^ 
 
 Kc5»T-&C. «fl«u(-^f»T^, 35nja '41^^ »rT?5'r-'J«.'J'jl«TrTtt 
 
 8 ( words, &c. ). clip. W^!^ ^\^, anrf^TT m. ^^, 
 To Ml5CK, V. n. walk affectedly or tcith nicety. 3»T^, »IJwr, 
 
 2 «p«<jt affectedly or with nicety. ^mrTHnjnT ^te^, f^- 
 «11>^^-«lrti'^-&C. ^IfH^'r, 
 MiKCE, n. thing chopped or minced, f^/. 'ftStf- jA. 
 
 To make m. meat oi.Jtg. ^;i^/.-fi^/.-^fi[liftT/-A<'. 
 ^?57f ?T^ y. o/o. 
 Mi5D, n. understanding, the inieUectual power. iTT n.f^ 
 «. •lifT:?T''I n. HRW OT. n. on'ft^/ rMlfOfT/. f^WBf 
 /. f^'Wf'R/. JRtfftt/". r^I^IHIH m. ^rf^tTw. 'iten. 3frrT«. 
 3PB!i?(T n, RTH n.— viewed as a divinity, motive principle, 
 or personification generally, JPl^^nT/. HffWift/ *nT- 
 fk^m m. or jocosely Hgurt/. »m^fT m. Ji^raRTT w. 
 
 Application of the m. M^iqm m. 
 
 Arising into the m. Tjft»lf^f. v^ pop. »<f^/. 
 
 Come to a right m. ^^tiR ^lA*l, B^MCRflT. 
 
 Ease of m. fSfi^HmTT »». 
 
 Exercise or working of the m. jth^wttw w. 
 
 FMuItj or power of the m. ir^tM^ m. 
 
MIN 
 
 536 
 
 MIN 
 
 In tho recesses of tlie m. ^^•i^]^^j_ 
 Of collected and fixed m. (J^^sfrj, ^f«I?T. 
 Out of one's m. ar^qsTft'tpff^, STwnrir-ilH^f^. 
 Eeacli of m. ^^V^T<^f. 
 To come to a riglit m. ^^^^ ^ot. 
 To come into one's m. g^fwf, ^K^. 
 It never entered mj m. «Tpft JTJft ^T*^. 
 There is no testimony like that of one's own m. ^^ 
 *riV«)'SI'll^ f%t'T^trI TTft, 
 
 2 seat of the affeclions, \. Heabt. 5PR «. 3T?l:^riT «■ 
 ^tT n. i\z n. ^ m. n. ^sq^ n. Q^rK n. airRq n. SlwTfTT 
 
 Composing the ( angry, afflicted, &c. ) m. HHflM^- 
 
 Conquest of tho m. H^M<i m. [ H'Tif**-*!^ /• 
 
 Trame or -working of the m. f^^frT/. JI'Tlf^^FR ««. 
 Governing and restraining the m, JRl^ *». ^^^\P(- 
 
 Loaning, bearing or bent of m. HfT^ft sft^/- »iii"«ft- 
 
 Pcace or quiet of m. HTStTlfpT /. 
 
 To give tho m. (the attention or affection ) to. ^^n. 
 
 To press or lie on one's ro. ^Xl^ ^m^. 
 
 3 liking, inclination, toill, pleasure. JTH «. T^/. ■^fft/- 
 »Rjft^ ^?5 m. ^jfmr / »Tm?r m. n. JT^RVT m. iT'Tt^ »»• 
 
 According to one's m. mi^K^MI, i[^v^RflT, ^n^'ft- 
 
 Change of m. ^1^%^ m. 
 
 As the m. may incline. »1HHH^ ?r^. 
 
 4 thoughts, sentiments. JPT «• ^THFTrT ». T^TT'T m. JT^- 
 JTR m. iTfT n. ^^^^'s^f. |^ «. ^ pop. ^ or ^ n. 
 \<l n. 1^ «. ^ 
 
 Of on© and the same m. flTTTR, 'J^Ph^. 
 
 Opening the m. Rid^'-fi^ /• 
 
 To break, vent, let out one's m. iToTOit /. gtsot. 
 
 To know the m. of. sl^r 3TT«^ y. o/o. 
 
 To refrain one's m. ^oEoft/. tTT^t, 
 6 intention, determination, v. Design, ih i. K^rT'4 m. 
 »T%^ »n. lTqi^5[t m. [ JT^ n. 
 
 C memory, t. Eemembkakce. arrS^iT/. *M<u| «. ««IPTm. 
 
 Flashing across one's m. V^ j. ^5^ «• 
 
 To be out of m. wi TSof, 3Hid«iu( ^ rrpf y. o/. «. 
 
 To call to m. CHT5^''t, WJ^'T /.-?KW n.-^f^Tt"! n.- 
 &c. ^Ffit. 
 
 To flash across one's m. ^JW. 
 
 To put in m. 3TT5^'>T/.-&c. ^. 
 
 To recur to m. Q'^T^, 3TT5^. [ ^. 
 
 To wipe from the m. — knowledge, a friend, &c. ^- 
 
 To Mind, v. a. fix the thoughts on, attend to. JTT «.-?!^«.- 
 
 fSfrT ".-'•"^TTT «.-&C. '^ijf-ST^ot, ITrrf?r-«THm-&C. 3TM^- 
 
 -%^, H-H^K-Ac. irot-'iR'ilr. 
 
 2 rry(ir(f iviik submission, heed. iTHof,^^, »TF^ T^, 
 
 »m9i^, f^^iTot, ^nr^ ^^, *i^, q^, h^i<)< tRof, ifJi /. 
 
 3 <a*e care of, t. To Look after. 1T^, ^HToEWt, ^^T^?m. 
 
 4 See To Bemind. 
 
 To I^IiKD, p. n. incline, he disposed, jt^ n.-f{^^\^^ f.-&c. 
 
 aroor g. ofs. TTn"^?rT/.- K^f^ar »».-&c. sr^fffi-jraoT-trr- 
 ^ g. of s. 
 
 2 teitf heed. ^t^noEot, vJJT^, ^TR'4 aT^iif . 
 Mind! ^rar^R. 
 
 MiSDED, p. T. V. K 1. K?rT^,%Hr5fT,^fTOT, &C. ST^tT, 
 
 ST^iiT, mHi iu comp. as ipTTT^T^. 
 I. — in compos. JT^T^; as high minded, iTt35JT *RT^. 
 MlNDrUL, a. attentive, heedful, Icaring in mind, olsenant. 
 H^lffT d^lutKI-tTTOUTT, «TTTt?i ^^TJTRT, ^'^IKI, TRTTTT, 
 
 M1SDFCLI.T, adv. T. A. H?T ^^?T, «Tm ?nf ?I, ?TT5r'<^'T f^- 
 Mi>Drui.KE3s, n. v. A. f^fpr ;». ar^trPI ». HFl n. ana^'T /. 
 TT^nRt or TT^Wt/. 
 
 MlIfBLESS. See CaBELESS, EEGABDrESS. 
 
 Mine, a. ^\^ ( possessive case of iff ), HW ( poss. case of 
 
 aT?»R ), T^tT, TfT ( in comp. as Kr75T, T^^, &c. ). 
 MiXE, «. (of ores, fossils, &c.).?'TTT/^r'jft/.<3^/- 3TT^ w. 
 
 2 fig. ( of virtues, graces, talents, &c. ). See above. 
 
 also, STHR m. n. m n. Mtf m. pop. ^\^f. 3TT^ ( iu 
 
 comp. as, JptT^^, &c. ). 
 
 3 — in the military art. gt^ or g^ m. ^\^ «. ^f^r m. 
 To MixE, V. n. dig a mine. ^T'T/.-&c. ^^of-^^Sf.<j?p[oir. 
 
 2 form a burrow, ^n. V^-^r^-^v^-^ +,<ui , ^Trft^/. 
 
 &c. qt^rriir. ["Trsnt, ^''r'^f. 
 
 I To Mine, v. a. undermine, gtn or g^q m.-^^^n.-^m.-Si-c. 
 MiXEB, n. ( for ores, &c. ). ^Tm ??foiiinT, %?7^n:, ^fH^. 
 
 2 — military. gt^TT or gt"TT, gt'NTS^. 
 BflSEBAi,, n. fossil lodg. vnH »«. OT*TT3«». ^f^^ltHa. 3TT- 
 
 The m. kingdom. tTTJ^r^/ *?I^^IH/. «:TT5#^/. 
 JfiSEEAL, o. produced.^ S{c. in a mine. ^^innmST, WT^t^, 
 
 arPBft, 34iq5^3T, ?^fW, arn^^r. 
 
 2 impregnated with minerals. '=TT55''I'F, ^TT^'-^jf^, VT^- 
 
 MiSEHAi.isT, MiSEBiLOGisT, n. OMfi versed in minerals. tjT- 
 
 MiSEEALOOT, «. science of minerals. m<lfiI41l/. tlTgRf^^- 
 
 2b MisQLK^ MixoLiso, &c. See To Mix, Mixtuee. 
 MisiATunE, n. portrait on a small scale. S^TT 3TT^R?^ ^^ 
 
 ?ifk/. 3«ri+Kf^=5r n. 
 MiMKix, a. v. Small. rf^H'^ilj^^^aiiHiKi-Ml^a^HaTRiTr- 
 
 xiT-5TtE'Tr^-&c. 5?:'in', ^-iKuif, 5511, fit^,f^rt*(iui or orr. 
 MisiKix, «. See Mixion. 
 Mixiii, n — in music. ^4^<. m. [-^M=-Mf^/. 
 
 2 «ma?^ ;)erso« or /A/nj. ^"tTT n. g-i-^t^r »». =fW^T^/. 
 
 3 V. Deop. *Tsr ««. 5^ »«• 
 
 Mi>"iiiUM, M. //le smallest number or guantity in a case. 
 
Mm 
 
 »87 
 
 MTJT 
 
 Mismrs, n. leing of the tmalktt tize. 3ic<< rMM Rm l"!*"* f^ 
 
 /.-flrf%/. =^^^ ^/. ^ _^ _ 
 
 >Inao5, n. ohteqviou* Jacorite. *^Hrft 3TOPft/. f^i^^lff- 
 
 5^1 41 MM m. 
 JInsisTEK, ». See Sebvast. 2 a/fn/, delegate, official, !)C. 
 *I»11H, +IH^K, +IM*0, ■^lrf<<«IKI, H«)t1*|UIKI, ^^fe, 
 
 3 ( of etatc or goTemincnt). ^HTHT^, <l-d+KMlO, ^t^ft, 
 tl-HH-sfl, SIVPT, «f^«l, 3mTr«T. 
 
 Prime m. fi^^TOT, fi[^I«l>»fl, ^'^'TT^TT'T, JTVUHiO, ITVT- 
 
 Office or business of a prime m. f^«(H»lf*lO/. iWH*t 
 
 /. H4*<<yyH«»n/. if^o/. *)r^iM/. sjir*<i>K «. 
 
 The eight ministers (ai^iJVM) are, SHTT?^, ^;^, ^^- 
 ^T^tn, « tftH<H , »t5ft, ?MI?1I, ?rf^, 'gjm. Note. There 
 are other lists which vary slightly from this. 
 
 4 ambauador. <MHI ^<*0<:«, iM^d. 
 
 5 (of religion). 4^\*^\*^ pop. .JMl^Jim. iT7bi. »r!'I'»fT ^- 
 oiRT, mfll^w. M»i?>rq -m^RuiUI, %%^«. <TT^ ifl used 
 by all classes for a Christian minister. 
 
 To MnriSTEB, v. a. t. To Give, To Supply. ^, J^^, tt- 
 *wre/-5^^^/--&c. 5pnif g. ofo. RTT"!*. ^^. 
 
 2b MixiSTEB, V. n. a//^nJ on, teat on, v. To Sebvk. •«||*fl/'. 
 ^^-^W^t g.oj o. %^/.-5«r^/.-&c. 'PT'f 7- o/ 0. 
 
 2 tupfltf things needful, give relief to, Sfe. •<^WA^ tcitk 
 
 g. ofo. qrf^ «^ 'S^y f^m.-Pwrr^w.-Ac. •mt4^«(-j<,«jui 
 
 g. ofo. ?mT^TT«»--«^/--Ac. ^g. ofo. 
 
 3 petfotm sacerdotal ^c. functions. 3<lIkn+;n.-^MI'**HU|l 
 
 ».-»TrmTit*.-'n|ft^«.-«nf^i^/-&c. ^^. 
 
 4 See To Admisisteb. [ar^^rff. 
 MnnsmiAL, a. attendant, sulsertienf. 3M*K*, 3V<fclO, 
 
 2 pertaining, Ife. to an agent, executive, ^m *<uil-^NI, 
 
 %|H%fll||^r, ^>»tH<'<1Ml, ^IH^KI'tlT, &0. <M«4«l*^, 1il^» 
 
 3 pertaining, Jfc. to a minitter of state. STVRHT, H^TPIT, 
 
 f>HHi-*ii^i, Ac. ifftrwivft, 
 
 4 pertaining, l^c. to a minister of religion. ^|»VI^I, TTT- 
 HT, mffl^I'MI, "H^t^, Ac- 7^»^1«irST, Ac. «TTf^niJt. 
 
 >ri5iSTBAST. See Sebtixo. 
 
 Ml5I»TBATIOjr, Ml5I»TBT, «. T. V. k.—ttct. ^H. ^WT^frll. 
 
 T. V. N. 1. ««</ Sebtice. ^\wf\ W^n. Ac. "^T^/. W 
 I. ojiee or functions of a minitter of state. W^^/. 
 
 Prime m. t. !>ri««TE». f^jfrnftftf. M?lf4j»l'm. 
 IL /i«i« of ministration, miministration. ^TT^^/vmm 
 
 111. iod'y o/ •Mnu/wf of state, iwrn^tl^/ W^HTOPT". 
 
 JV. ^ctifaneiion, ifc. tf» mni$i«r ofrdiptn. T?nfNf 
 
 (9 
 
 n. OTT'TPiln. or qrJlTw. HiHUirm. «?I|ft^n.'n1|t<Ft/.'TT^T'i. 
 V. V. AGEycr, Ixsteumextalitt. sp^t^n. ^JR^^F^n. 
 
 MixiuM, n. red lead. ^^m. fh^m. ^*rF?T». 
 
 MisNOW, n. "i^firtl ^ rt^M *1RTT3Ti^. 
 
 MlXOB, a. /fM, smaller, inferior. FT^T^T, c7^, ^F^re, »iW. 
 M. or weaker side. JfttjfT^^m. 
 
 Minor, as opposed to major (Jji'? or^n), in desig- 
 nating a village Ac. is rendered by g^. 
 2 inconsiderable, small, T. Pettt. ^'fiT, (5^, R,<«hl3 or 
 f%T^, ^, 314Miii"^,3fn5 (prefixed to words as, 3TT?^, 
 3TT5W^, &(■•)• [&<■•)• ''i^- 
 
 3— used of measures ( of capacitv, weight, distance, 
 
 MlKOB, n. person under age. afT^TTHo^^^TT, 31vHM'<^*l^r<, 
 
 2 (in logic). TT'nrw. 3Tn7T?Tm. 
 MiSOBiTT, ». «/a/e of a minor. «J|rllt)V<TT/. sit?J^5[TT/. If^^n. 
 
 gTimrs^R^RrlT/. 3imHit<«J4K^nT/. 
 
 2 letsness. '^s^dF/. -^•Iif^ n. 
 
 3 /Ae smallernumler. r5^-Ac. ?f?;EqT/. aT'Jf'lwm /• 
 3TFrT?T*fS5f|'/3TrTT?T»».Thi8 sense is often best rendered 
 by varying the construction . as, ^^\ B»t?r f^f^ '4l% ftr[ 
 or rqr ^5^ flt^T ^^'^ ''^ C'^^' ^^® Hindus were 
 in a minority in that meeting. 
 
 The m. must be ruled by the majority. sRRTR'jn 
 
 MixOTAUB, n. a being half man half bull. ^^V^ m. ^^- 
 
 |( half man half lion ). 
 MnssTBEL, n. a singer and player. "J|riif^^ m. ^n^^i^mMT.^ 
 
 2 See MrsiciAH. 
 MnfT, n. menlha satita. Mf^/11 m. [ dl<|>^l<i6/. 
 
 2 place where money is coined. ZT.VJ^ pop. Vh^\^ or 
 Fresh from the m. VI'JJUl, ^T'TT^R^^. 
 To Mist. See To CoiK. 
 
 MlKT-MAITEB, ». ^^^T^ToS^, !illi?TT?JT«T?T, i+VlftllV*lO, 
 
 Misus, «. — in algebra. ^{^ m. ?Ko; n. 
 
 To be m. come short of, lose. ^nn^rT or ^n# ^, \' 
 
 MisuTE, o. T, Little. Small. ^^, 3T?7, irrf^, ^^"H, 
 2 attending to small things, particular,— of i^ermuB. iIT' 
 
 ffp iTftinTT, ^?=ir3[f^, 'q[<^-»T^?ff, sttT^, ^?--^^. 
 
 8— of examination, inquiry, Ac. ifT^, 'B[,f^i ^V(^.- 
 
 MiJiilTB, n. sixtieth part of an hour, ^r^ pop. TO fi, ii the 
 60 th part of a ^fz^ or Indian hour, of which 2 J go to 
 an English hour, so that artW 'Tst ». pi. or 2J pals nro 
 equal to a minute. (TWtT^ tn. ^«n^*nTT "»• ( ^M is 
 equal to 80 ^w or 4 minutes ). 
 2 small portion oftime—f^cner. f^ m. TO «. S^*T /. W. 
 
 A m. afterwards. HTt^ fl. 
 8 ( of » degree ). W^f. 
 
ma 
 
 638 
 
 MIS' 
 
 4 note or memorandum of. jf^oi «. feqwr n. «TT^/. 
 
 5 written exprestion of opinion. VVl m. WHr(^ m. ^- 
 f*nfR?5^ m. 
 
 To MixuTE, V. a. note, make memorandum of. jf^ldr, fi^wf, 
 
 MiSuTKLY, adv. Y. A. 2. 3. *lRipil>f, «ll fl <t^»j_ ^ , 5[^TT^- 
 ^^, %^H%^, «rR?«lT?5, •hl^M+li^, rdctMrftoi, ^f^JH^- 
 
 I. V. ClECUSISTANTIAZLT. fTT^rfSIK. 
 
 Minutely, arfu. v. N. at every minute. ^WT^^W, ^Ti^r^Toff, 
 
 Minuteness, n. v. A. 1. ^rft^'T'TT m. *\\i^A(/. «(K-+-I^ »i. 
 ^,?-"*T?fT/. bV*^ n. ar^'mr/. 
 
 MiNLTi^, «. the smaller particulars. «rRt^nr^/.i»i. «rft- 
 !|rfjRR M. I'i- ^(^"^ftRK »«• l*'- a^ftft^ «. pi. ^^■ 
 W «. /Ji. 
 
 MiNY, «. pert, for u-ard girl. ^T^ 'fk/ ^^TPT Hrt'fl/. 
 «r5?ITi/. «(i5rf|5ilf/ TPTJ-^ldlO/. 
 
 MiEACLE, n. vender, act or effect beyond human power. ^- 
 
 ?iPT M. fd^'||d|d+,H «. Wf^Hld+H M. 
 Miraculous, a. supernaturaUy performed. arjcT^TWr, ff- 
 'TTrft^, ^sr^ifTT^, ^iishrfUl, 3T^, aTKTJT^TR^fferrT. 
 2 competent to work miracles. 3T^^^^, 3=tHI j«l^inf>- 
 ^, 3T^H+k1, 3TJTRTFj(^;Flft. [^%. 
 
 MiEACULOUSLT, fllitf. V. A. 1. ^^?«ft^, ^^PTT#, SnTTgT^II- 
 
 MiBAOE, «. — the optical illusion. Hn^JIS n. ^»i?HDtt/. sftji- 
 
 JTRT w. f^f^r M. 
 MiBE, n. V. Mud. f%WW w. "^ m. ^'^r m. ^135 m. ^f /. 
 Miriness, n. v. A. f=5f3=5fts/. fqsT^si/. f^T^/. N??t7/. 
 
 MiBEOB, «. looking glass. ariTHr m. rf/zn. 3TR?ft /. ^"foT w. n. 
 
 2 pattern, exemplar. 3TT^^ «. fsfrTF «i. ^IJ^T or ffiTPTr»«. 
 
 Bt^r m. 
 MiETH, «. V. Meeeiwent. ^V^ «. ^RT^t/. ^TE^nKIlT/. 
 
 ^^^f'Rt^ m. Sgm?^^/ mR^I+J ot. 
 Mirthful, a. v. Merry. ^riH^, ^H:«{M^, fm, g?T^r, 
 
 ^, tn^, ^Hr<<r«('fl<^Ml. 
 Mirthless, a. without mirth, Sfc. %Tift, %^, T^TfT. 
 MiET, a. V. Muddy. f^i?f^^, fsrsf^^T, ^^R?T^, ^<ir«rT, 
 
 ^qit^, &c. <»K«ilr(, ^5F^. 
 
 IM. and sticky. W4«|otr||, Ri'nIt. 
 Mis. This prefix is rendered by Jk, 5, |»^, &c. as in the 
 
 examples that follow. 
 Mis-acceptation, «. understanding urongly. It^^JT^iTrf /. 
 
 3T^TrJr?T/. ^tVWf m. r^sOdy^oi «. 3T^'«^T^ wV 
 Mis-adventure, n. mishap, v. Calamity. 3T^^ n. arfsT^- 
 
 <TTrr »». ST^rvMcT m. ailMlrf/. 
 Mis-advised, «. J^Rfsm, ^T^. 
 Mis-affected, a. ill-disposed, v. Adverse. 3TT5srr, fsrrffH, 
 
 2b Mis-AXIEBGE, V. a. state erroneously, "^mr^ w.-T^T^- 
 
 rflM^d**T?r n.-kc. m^. [f^^BH/. 
 
 Mis-alleoation, n. erroneous statement. "^^^^^ m. ^if^- 
 Mis-alliance, n. improper association, j-.^'^^r w. j^^qw. 
 
 Misanthrope, Misanthropist ,«. hater of mankind. ^^Tp^.^ 
 
 ^^ift, '3T»iH^^ /jop. sTn?!!^, f?»«r^, vRg,^, fts^t^'t. 
 
 Misanthropic, Misanthropical, a. v. N. jn«l«''|Mir, HT- 
 
 MiSANTiiBOPY, «. hatred to mankind. JrpiI^T^ ^I"!/. TT"!- 
 ?TT^ ^fJ^T5ET M. ^H^w. ^s^rl;^ m. Wlr^ pop. ^f^'^^m. 
 
 BIisapplicatiok, n. v. V. •3T«dH<liM m. aH^^RPi qrn 
 
 ♦n. ar^^^PT «i. 3T^V||6i<M m. 
 2b Misapply, v. a. apply to wrong purposes. ipftT M.-Jfl^ 
 
 W.-&C. «r^iTT ^o1 y. 0/ 0. Sfin^'^ m. ip^of y. 0/ 0. 3TO<^ 
 
 2b Misapprehend, &c. See To Misunderstand, Ac. 
 Misappropriation, «. atreTM'H'ftn m. ar^inf^f'nftn w. 
 To Misbecome, v. a. not to lecome, to suit ill. ^ TffTwf, ^ 
 
 w^^., fli^, 3r^Fq'-?TTc7m^-'5r^rf*r?t-Ac. are^ in. 
 
 con. f^VPT\ f-&c. 3Tm^. 
 
 MiSBECOMIXO, a. 3<ifll*|, STHfxffT. 
 
 Misbegot, Misbegotten, a. v. Bastard. fijiTot^^^, sqfir- 
 
 2b Misbehave, ». n. '^^^-'^tT^T?I-nT'^rrat^-&c. -mauT, 
 
 *l<\-«)W/.-J<IMK ««.-^<l^<"I n.-&c. ^wt. 
 Misbehaved, a. ill-behaved, rude. ^iM\r^^\., ^^n?^^, ^- 
 
 Misbehavior, n. v. JIisconduct. «r^l3/."5tT'^nt5/. il^I^ 
 
 /. +-«)W/. ^5[^n^ n. |TT^RTT «. |Tr^R »). i|«Tft?f n. 
 Misbelief, n. erroneous belief. 3re^«T5[T /. aTS^VT^T^ /. 
 
 Misbeliever, n. \. N. 3T^'!T5T^rft, 3T^'<TT^§(*iO. 
 
 2b Miscalculate, v. a. *iaT?f1:*l-^<3)ci-%?il»nrT-3TPFRt?l-&c. 
 
 1|F/- ^^-^^-»l^^-&c. 5+'l-=(l-*'R«iH|-«ll-&c. qoTor- 
 
 31l+Koi-&c. 
 To Miscall, r. o. wcrw* tcrongly. ■^f'i-^^^-^7f[^-^^t^J- 
 
 &c. '=^''1^, -^40 'i ^<T »• sof. 
 Miscarriage, ». v. Misconduct. j<n<.ui n. JTT^tt m. 3T- 
 
 W'^M<ui n. *<;i-qK »». 
 
 2 failure, unfortunate event, sr^^/. TRfl? w. <P^nn 
 
 3 v. Abortion. i^T^m «. 5%?f »• T^^rPT «. TMVt^ »». 
 T{■4^(^ m. Note. To the fourth mouth it is l^^^^ m. 
 from the fourth month iR^TTfT «. 
 
 2b Miscarry, e. n. not to succeed, v. To Fail, ^^lor, ;^- 
 
 q^, ^^^^, na^^^^r, fjr^^p^, f^^^or, ^?:3t, ^^•^^^ i- 
 ^, ^!r7m-<tc. ?r ^sTPt, "phth- /.-srtt^ ot.-&c. ^^. o/«. 
 
 2 Aflpe abortion. |^rPJt, ^Hmot, T^sf M.-irt^Trr m.- 
 &c. ^y. oft. ^^^or'^^THZ^g■ ofs.^ff^^^p.ofi. 
 
MIg I 
 
 3— as used of cattle. nTTRflt, TPTS^, nTTfltS^, ITT m. 
 
 flt?«t-€T^. [ *<M I '■«</. 
 
 Misciujlse, n. mixed grain, t. Meslix. «R?/. %?/. ^- 
 
 M. of rice and pulse, f^-^51 tn. 
 MlSCKI.LAKEOL-3, a. composed o/tariou* kindt. aR%^ H*K- 
 
 ^, 5R%^ vdlrft-^l, fiTSra^TT, :TT^^*T, STH^Pf^, HUlR- 
 
 with the implication of pettiness and indeterminateness. 
 f*<*|ot, ^ti^B or tM{m{A, aH^dt, f^rTT, 31<IS«)MS, 3T^- 
 
 M. or minor profits, ^tin* RTfR/. STVtrR [ii<x.t>nf. 
 
 JflSCELLAXXOCSKESS, «. V. A. ^^W^TT/ M+^UWl/. 
 
 AIiscELLAST, »i. misceUaneoiu collection or mat*. aiH+Mt^d- 
 ^ fl^ff m. 3H^?I^ m. HMir«(«l<<++iiTf m. ffm^^ m.— 
 with an implication of trumperiness. amStT^ n. 3T^- 
 4<I'I4 «. ^S<"*£* »• ^^^ ''^ »• 
 
 Miscellanies, tundriet. ^rt"^rf«jW/. f /. 
 2 — book, &c. 5n%+*i<4^M^ m. q^fnjJq'<T m. M+Huf* «• 
 
 MiscHASCE. See MisrOBTirjfE. 
 
 Mischief, ». harm, injury, damage, t. Hubt. H**)1«ft /. 
 W^^f■ VXK n. aff^^t w. afTHT «• ^tN'/. ?T^ /. 
 
 2 Aarwi, injury — as designed. qnT m. VMMI?l m. 3Tf^ 
 »i. jfr^ m. 
 
 3 iTZ, foil, texatiou* affair. wiK nt^/ ^T^ «. 
 
 MlSCHIEF-lIAKEB, «. T. ISCESDIABT. 3TTnf5T«IT, *<4«?|M(I, 
 
 Hi8CHiEr-MAEi5o, n. exciting quarrel*. +otril<(uft/. fSTWT- 
 HitCBiETOCs, a. noxiovt, injuriout, \, Hubtfcl. 3T'Wrft, 
 
 2 imjuriout, mating mitchief, inclined to evil. mrl+*<|, 
 
 ^T«w, iiw*t, «rgv, MMMifft, 3mprfY, ^w*i<*, smrrr, 
 
 fTUT, ^rerWT, 3^4t, 3T?y>ft, ^oSm, 3ir^V+lO, J^ToJ, 
 
 5?i», ffe^, ^'^i ^T^rra, 113135 or TTS^Tos, ^"r^, ^'r^- 
 3^, !MM*n^r5, ■*'f^'^5fi. Some terms and phrases 
 for a mi*eiietou$ prrton ( a malignant mischief maker) 
 
 3 Tbia word in the sense oi disordering, injury-doing, and 
 tnmhU filing, ia coiutantlj, and with amplifying mind 
 and angry emphasis, applied to children. Closely cor- 
 reaponding with it in Bente,intention,and in application, 
 are tbe following words in Mardthi-Vor words therefore 
 and eombinationa anawerinfr to prankiih, roguith, tcild 
 ami wanton, lei upon triek$ and mi$ckief,/uU of rude 
 freak* andfrolict,ife.\ho student is to seek here.%%^, 
 %%^r3|, WTl^, B<t, »1^, Btf"^, Ct^, *^W"^<, W^' 
 ^rra, ^^igt, ?fT5WHIT, 5TT, fWT, ^TTir, ?TT, ?tt, Hitw, ^- 
 iPK, gwrtt, 57*^1 "HNV*, fl^, B^!^, ^re^, WTZT, W- 
 
 ^, *wnirtt, ^v^Mii'A, 3^?raT, r^M«(«r, ^wf^sn, aw- 
 ^^T 3>nf^<n. Here also are collected the terms and 
 pbnMM eoBvejiog the leiuc A mitchievout chiU^ tad 
 
 agreeing with plague, pest, imp, urchin, Iroullesome brat, 
 
 Mischievous tricks or arts. %w/. ^,^^| /. 5»t m. ^- 
 
 1 tn. jJ. ^=^t^/. ^T«5T m. ^l4-«(|oiT m. tJ^ «. S^^ m. ?f- 
 ^^Rj^ m. rreit/. ??Tm m. v(X m. n. 3lft^ n. zmi\/. z- 
 
 MiscHiEvoussEss, n. V. A. 1. arWlft^nTT m. ifT M-mu iT »». 
 9iM+lf^rll/ 5rT':T'F?^ n. 
 
 &c. f^rm^/. f^ra^/. 5^13^/. f^rrcfV/. ?i^f|/. 
 arnFRff^/. 
 
 MisciBiLiTT, n. V. A. fS!«o5iqM"|Jl'mT m. &c. f*f«ToftqrrT/. 
 
 MisciBLE, a. fit, possille, Sfc. to he mixed. fit^otm i ^/T TMl-^- 
 I »T?n'-&e. fJT'iTWt'T, fH«l«II^, flT!«T''I'Tl^. 
 
 MiscoiiPtrxATios, n. ^gJjft^T-Vjfrlt^-^H^lHT 3nWT««.-&c. 
 
 MiSCONCEIT, MlSCO>CEPTIOS, n. V.V. 0W<^ MlSUXDEBSTAND- 
 
 iso. iItoh^/. 3m»r3jri/. f^qOcm^ m. f^q< ld<<^u i «. 
 
 To Misconceive, v. a. have afdte notion of, v. To Misundeb- 
 
 ^ ill con. jci/A ^. of ». and fTT^ or g. of o. 3c?ZT rf«/, 
 -firfft<T-&c. ^Hvdijf. 
 To Misconduct, p. a. v. To Mismasaoe. ^rir ^tfft^-&c. 
 »ir(^«)l'lul'-«iiM<"ji-mrt<iui, '^■(.M n^M 1 i. /.-3T^^I^ m.-«ic. sp- 
 ^^- ofo. 
 
 2 (one's self)ieA<ire iW. ?lt^T?7/.-^g / -M^^W /- 
 
 &C. liT^, 'l^'^lr^^-<T<,Offl'l-$*ll'IM-<S!C. "^railt- *(l'I>Jll,"h- 
 
 iC^rra a<fp.-iRIt=5 a(f».-&c. ^^Tt^^t, HI'^l"! w.-JTHR »».-3T- 
 ^liHK »i.-<Sc. «f ^. 
 Misconduct, n. v. V. 1. and Mismanaoemevt. Jk^f^^T^/ 
 •h^TfW't n. 5^«nT n. 3T«f%J^f^ m. 3T5=*Ty|+<«l n. 
 2 ill behaviour. Ir^M/. I^^T^/. ^^T^/ %^r51 «.^- 
 
 fTTT^^oi n. ^ticiNK w. -J111-HK fn. T^T^R m. J^f'T/". 5- 
 s^JT m. 5^iff^/. 3fT?^VTRIT m. 3T??T'«II^RTir «. 
 
 Miscosjectube, n. ^^-«MHt-^;Nt-Ac. 3l?iFa/. 
 
 MiscosiTBCCTinii, n. v. V.J|<«HMjfi/.7^«Jfij?T/.ff^- 
 
 2b MiscONSTBUK, c. a. interpret or understand erroneously. 
 
 «T^ m.-p»M'OH*<^«T n. <J^, ?Nr»T^/. ^"hit y. o/"©. with 
 
 in. con. 3»?ZT-fr?'ft'T-&c. B»TvTof-vTmot. 
 To MiscocKi, V. a. H \ ^ ' m \^-&e. '^^f. ^fjm-^T^. 
 MlsCBEASCE, n. misbelief. afWl^T^T/. afTO^fcT^HI^T/. f <IT?T 
 
 MiscRKAirr, n. See Ikhoei., HbatbcS. 2. vi7« tcrelch. ^- 
 
 MisDno, n. t, Csixx. ^^ fi. |<^ n. ^fil^ /. q^ ft. 
 
ins 
 
 B40 
 
 MI^ 
 
 To Misdeem. See To Misjudge. 
 
 To MisDEMEAN. See To Misconduct, 2. 
 
 MisDEHEA>on, n. V. MiscosDCCX. jn^^n- |TT^R»». 3T^- 
 
 2 a m. «Ziy7t< offence^ v. Fax;i.t. ^J^/. ^^/- ^^TT^/. 
 Misdevotiox, «. gpRTSji^/. 3T^vir»Tf^/. ^:iMKt *rf^/. 
 
 2b MiSDiBECT, ». a. direct wrongly, ^pjvt^ ^T*? m. <rtt'l"i, 
 
 2 ( a letter ). ^^-qj "TtTTw. f?5f^. 
 MisDOEB, n. v. Ceimixal. ^^^, |"i^T, <H.-i|N+iO, 3T- 
 
 Misdoing, n. t, Cbime. 5«^ «. ^^^ n. 
 To Misemploy, v. a. emj^oy to no purpose, or to a bad pur- 
 pose, ^rra^, 5^4 ^Tra?<»f, 3T«fsr«frn jn.-ar^pipTTTR ♦».- 
 
 MiseSiplotmext, n. v. V. qiff^pif n. aTHTSpfm >». +M<}^|'| w. 
 
 Misee, ».v. Miseelv. ?^iir, ^5|T^, aTTRTT, 3T^, ^^ a»<^ 
 sp^ 2"'i'- ^^ III tl'6 sense of this word, and with the 
 implication and power of catch-penny, skin-flint.^ close- 
 fist, lope-yold^ scrape-penny, pinch-penny. pinch^st^ hunks, 
 pelter, grip-groat.^ mammonisl, churl, curmudgeon, 
 niggard, snudge, and numberless similar formations, are 
 numerous and equally expressive formations in it/izr^/^t. 
 ^S>-'+", 5^fr^*Pb, ^f^TrT, e5H^"JfT, <\lH^»l'-ti, ?5l^j«(*, 
 
 +«i|-=(l ST^rTTT, ^^R^iJ^, Jpo?, ^5:5!;^T f^f^TSiTT, Tfqi^ 
 
 T ^UIK'I, srm'^rT ^ToT ^ ^UIKI, ^ TN ^TTT ?n^ J"^ ^- 
 
 TLo prince of misers. ar^rTt^ XJ^, ^l^^ftfwft, 
 
 JTiseeable, a, unhappy, v. "WEETcnED. 5:^, 5:?rT=5n', 5:^- 
 
 rnr^, 3TrT^, f^>r. 
 
 2 paltry, trumpery, poor, mean, ^e. v. WOETnLESs. ^- 
 ?r^, «1I+I<I, TT^FT, ^?T^, jy^HJl, "FR^T, *\\Ki^y *1K<(1, 
 
 or oft. 
 
 8 despicable, worthless, mean, — of persons. f^?<pr, TT^, 
 
 ^7, fnw^, f^s^mr or oft. 
 
 3f ISEEABLEXES3. Soe MiSEET. 
 
 ^lisEBABLT, adv. meanly. fSr^TTmr^, f^T^TT 'ftfft^. 
 Miserliness, n. t. A. \*)L|umu|| m. f%|)^?mj]| ot. f^+^MUii «». 
 
 r+vtHuii w. S<-'^iJir m. &c. ^M"JM »• <jn^""T «• +|i5ui(^- 
 
 f^/- ^TOI^f^/ ^oiJTr? m. S^^ n. m(\hif^f. SJT- 
 
 f\^^^Kf. sq^rl;^//!. f^?TT35T «. 
 MlsEELT, a. covetous, niggardly, parsimonious. ?rm, f^^^TT, 
 
 fSNt, rftr>T?, i^PFOI, f^^J^, f%nF^T, f^f , ^<^, ^■^, %- 
 
 f%?TT:?:iT, f^TTTT or ^TT, f|*T?ft, ff^^il, 3TTfNr, sjlft^ 
 
 Hi^uiKi, sufr^f^m, 3;T?mT, sr^, arg^R, 35^, rrs, ^ra- 
 
 ?15, 5:^f%, STSgf^, 3^^i^, 31^, 5?nT^f , 5^^f5F?T, 3T- 
 
 f%Tq, OPT^fH. 
 MisEBT, «. distress, v. "WBETcnEDSESS, Teocble. 5:^ n. 
 ^<<nsuiT m. ^PZ *n- pi- f T3 m. pi. ^lrl^<llrf «. pZ. ^r?3l%- 
 
 "gr/ 3T5F?'«iior n. |:^?rR?-«TT/. i^nr/. sTrrf^/. ain^/. 
 
 2 (I m. e«!/»e of uretcheJness, v. Calamitx. |:^ n. f^- 
 
 MisrOBTL-XE, n. ill fortune. ^'Ssf n. JhW «. fH^^ n. ^FPTT^ 
 «. arft^ «. 3Tg*rn. Jpsi^rfr/.— as personified. 3T?r^-»ft/, 
 3T5R5?:»ft/. 3T^^WT/. ST^PFTf /. iT^nTFTT/. f^?ft/. ?R- 
 
 Sign or token of m. SR^^^r^^ n. [ m. 
 
 The rounds or general visitation of m. ai+,|«llS-e|l %TT 
 2 a m. o disaster, Sfc. v. Calamity. f^1%/. 3T?lf^/. 
 f^T^/. ariT^/. 3TT75/. ^3^1^ «• ^^ «• ^Rl^/ 
 
 That is suflcring m. 3<1M'1MW, smcSfTff. 
 
 To be suffering m. ^iM'^Hu)'. [ m. 
 
 To have a bea\7^ m. befal one. arPTTot n. «p)lTcEof with 
 
 Misfortunes never come singly. <^+l^?f|^ ^ f^«Kiy, 
 
 To MiSQiTE, V. a. fill with doubt, — used with the reciprocal 
 pronoun, and with heart or mind as agent. ^^/.-3TT- 
 
 t^f.-'^^fy^ OT.-;j;r'T5TT/.-f^r^?7OT.-&c. ^,f^cpr/. ^loj-, 
 
 MisQiviso, n. V. V. and Doubt. ^n'spT ^^ «.&c. t^f. arni- 
 
 ^f ?T^m. f^t^/. tfpFTm. ^r^^T/. f^?<T w. aTFFfW 
 
 /. ^q5 m. cjiril* OT. f%H ;?op. f%<J m. - 
 
 MiSGOTTEX, o. unjustly acquired. 3TS<<|<(lt(l, ^(|H|t)|, ^Mim- 
 
 =srr, ^iin??iO'-ii, 55tfte*[TTt^, ar^^jT'frTT wr,aT?^nTTf5nT, 
 
 jTo Misootebx, ». a. r«Ze or administer ill. grf? ^rfl^i.&c. 
 ■«jlrl^ui-=)f^«(l'iu|, si^aTT?^ m. 'jr^-Hirti'f, ^lif^iiZ/.- 
 amf^f^ »».-&c. sRot, ^nnPT «■ 'R't. 
 
 MiSGOVEBXAXCE, MiSGOVEBSMEXT, «. V.V. SJ^a^Tc? W."^^' 
 
 2b Misguide. See To Mislead. 
 
 Mishap, n. misfortune, v. Calamity, a^f^rerrm m. arft^- 
 tn<T m. ■prqf^/. am »». R^i'irf/. 
 
 An unlooked for m. ST«T^ «• 
 2b Misimpbove, Mibimpbovemext. See ]\ri3EMPL0y, &c. 
 To MisiXFEE, V. n- infer tironghj. ^^%-wtrft%-ai ^ f** -&c. 
 
 ar^R n. ^FTof, fJTK^rrjTPT n.-ai'<|itlIHMTH«. ^PTot. 
 2b MisiXFOBM, c. a. inform lorongly. g«h)-«fl «nrrRT'/.->2f?ft- 
 
 T^T^r w.^'T^^ m. ^rtnot, vjjt »n.->^f7r/. mfsot. 
 2b Misistebpeet, v. a. translate erroneously. ^t^T fT^iTT 
 
 »»-3TT'«TT'4»Tl«rirIi «.-&c. ^FTof. 
 
 2 understand in a wrong sense, T. To Miscoxstbce. 3T-4 
 
 wi.-TTra' m.-&c. 3rICT ft^Mlui-^ g. ofo. 
 Misixtebteetatios, n, v. Y. 1. #?r ff^TT m. 31T«TT'4»Tr- 
 
KIS 
 
 641 
 
 MIS' 
 
 To MisJCDOE, V. a. form a false opinion of. ^i«H^r|/.-3T- 
 
 ?T»^rq?n/.-3T^rj^T^RT/.-3i«r«Tm'TT«RT/.-3ra^ m.-<tc. 
 
 MiSJCDGMEST, ». V. Y.^ir^nT^pT/. 3TOt^?qs!T/. 3T?m^m. 
 
 Mislaid, p.wY. IKT^HT, wU^ai, ^<Mc4c»l, 41*1'^ fTT^OT, 
 Ac. ai«j-jit», snrg^, n^. 
 
 To be m. ^^Fir^ti rti'i«i-1Ti'T, "fnTof^, 'is**?"!, T^^- 
 (Tot, 'l*cHui or 'lri*<iui, eH-«{+-Ac. ^fff, aTTS^oEwft?!- 
 
 Jb MiSLAT, r. a. lay in a place not reeollected, to hte, qiTT- 
 ^, '|<|l<£UI or 'iHlctui, n^loliif, IHirfdui, ^<MuJ or ^KHuf, 
 
 Jb MisLE, r. fi. rain in fine drops, drizzle. ^'iJMIift^M. irit, 
 
 5<'i';n.-^T^n.-^<.^< /.-Ac. rti'i"!. 
 2*0 Mislead, e. a. lead (ulray, guide into error, deceive.^ Sfc. 
 
 lit. fig. 'Jl<HI'IH-*T«T*imi'li^-&c. %'Jf,"^<»<l»lI«-»< Brill 
 
 ^\t^^kc. rimuj, ^^*Nui or «{*i*iui, ^t^/.- ^^tw».-4c. 
 
 MiSLiADixo, n. T. V. K^^nvJfn. ip^n.&c. ^^JPRnft/'. 5- 
 
 KPHT^ n. jf*K<rii/. are^^^w. 
 Misled, j. v. V. " ^KMI' l i^ q%<?T,' ?KHH II «a)H^rf l, Ac. f %- 
 
 MisLiKK, To MisUKE. See Dislikk, To Dislike. 
 Bfistt'CK, II. T. MisroBTLXK. 5*m^»i. ^^n. 3T*n"Tn, 
 MiSLT, a. that comet in thin drop*,— nin. ^plCTnl, JTTn- 
 
 To ilisMAXAOE, V. a. manage ill. T|<^rflH^<MI'if^-&c. ^f^- 
 
 ^Tisvasaoed, p. T.V.^WW^-Ac. ^f^*(l'irWI-^ia*|fV.|-&C. 
 MlSlfAJlA0EUK5T, »l. T. V. Ti^^^fli/. 3ni^WTf«. 3{^^^- 
 
 ^TOr<». 5^"«- 'J^'I'T*!. 3TO?r^c^». 34^41 <j<4|n. STFr^J- 
 
 Tj Mumatcb, 9. a. fn^H <^4<<i, '>M«>1<»)'I«i.-ft^Mqtlm.- 
 
 &c. ^T'f, f^TTT"*. WX^. 
 To 31i«5AM», p. a. mieeaU. nf^.^net^-V^fO^-^^TSiC. 
 
 MiRcoMXB, n. ifrofiy n4me juen. N<|^| ^n. Wffft'f ft-^3| 
 ^tVM. sM'qtn ^PT*. [WT^ft?.^. 
 
 MltOOAMUT, •». *«/«• ^wurriage. ft^T^^, 3fTf^, ff- 
 MMOOAinr, «. ^fT^j^». 351^^*1. fMlfft^/. 
 Umoothr, ». htOer of Komtm. ^ftjft, lfljf€T, iftft^, 
 
 MtkOOTirr, «. laired 0/ mmen. ifTJ^m. lftfsj5T/. i^Vw. 
 To Mi»Ki^ MuRVD, Ar. See To MiisrKL, Mimmqid^ 
 
 <3rt'tl'«»1>Jt<l/. 3l»«4'm'M*ll«t1l/. r«IM{lr|Mimi/ 
 
 2b Misplace, t>. a. 2'«'< »» « urony ^''aftf. HScTTft^nfff- 
 2 place on an improper ohjeet. 3RI(il<fi-*13f*llf^*l<fir- 
 
 *i<.ni'Mjri-ai<?i'*<r<i+ii/ri-Hrtd<ii4r-3iMi-5n-&c.^^. in this 
 
 sense are the English phrases to throw away, to give to 
 the tcindt, to tost to the dogs, to cast upon the landt, Sfc. 
 and corresponding to them in Mardtht are, 3t»ii<ii<<]- 
 ^raSr, e(i-<4i«n, ?T^, i<«lKI«».-t)KlM|un«.-<&o. sp^TT <i|<ti«i 
 
 g. of 0. +<i<{i-«jiri-%TTsrT"-«Trf^rtfi ^-ST^, f^o6uf\y T- 
 
 5^-fH*^H RTFP^, 5?fi'?I ^T^. 
 
 To be misplaced. 3<M!iii*fl IS't-^Tof. 
 Misplaced, p. v. V. 1. v{^.m\ fi+iufi S^#OT, &c. 
 
 MiSPKlST, fi. mistake in printing. ^|M0<4Ml-if|MiK<Jd^r ^ 
 
 MisPBisoK, n. concealment of a crime. vHM<IMI'^-&c. 5T- 
 
 ^^/. JpRrfto5T»». a^TTTtrnt'Ri. 
 To Mispboxounce, r. o. aT^^g^TTTw. ^P^y. q/'o. sng^i;- 
 !^<iTn.-3i+)j-^«uin.-&c. ^r»f y. "/ 0. 
 
 MiSPBOSUXCIATIOS, «. T. V. 3T^5 T^TT «». ST^ljl^n: »J. 
 
 ST^^tWTT'Tn. 3rajtlKUI«. ar^Wt^TTorw. 3T'^<ft^TT'T«. 
 MisPuoroBTioxED, a. fi(«mMM|u|Hi, f^^mspTm'F, 3TO»TST- 
 
 MisBELATioN, IHisBErOBT, n. erroncous narration, ani^- 
 
 2b MisBEPBEBEXT, P. «. give a false representation of. ^- 
 
 3<>q«<|« ( JH «.-3T^r^<l?T «.-&c. iFTtii-. 
 M1SHEPEE8ESTATION, n. V. V. — act. fjPC^ «. %mT M. S'- 
 
 aTO5<n^ n. 3T5^«Tr5n^ n. fiiw?NufH ». 
 I. a m. "^K^lf,! M. ^I'-HI+I «. f^T^%t5T-^T'PITT^T-&c. 
 tfTipT »n."Jt<^r+.+;?r/. ^^^r*1i<i/ ^«ii*R«ii w. 
 M18BULE, n. confusion and disorder from insubordination. 
 ^^■■^ or yf\f. H^iT^/. ( TP«lf<T, &c. ) HI^ / «WS- 
 
 All is confusion and misrulo. 3??tHt 5^^, ^I'Jir^T <TT- 
 
 2 unjust rule. v. Tybansy. ^■Jm?^ m. jn^R «. 
 2b M18S, V. a. not to hit, lit. flff. f^T^im n.-^*TPT «.-3^n.- 
 &e. ^T^T y- fj/"*- ^ 3T*T^. ["'f, 'irt^rtuS, 
 
 To m. one's way, he astray, ^\7:f. ^'Jf-H^^'f , 'lR*'i« 
 2 /ail o/" obtaining. "H'^'it, 5^, =T IT'n'f . 
 8 /a»J <o twrt. 5^l>f^, 3«B*r •«. con. ^1^^ /. Ift^-Tl- 
 V[ g.of*. recip. 
 
 4 discover to be wanting. ^T^ 3Wn ITf^-^nnpf, TT^N 
 qmr m.-"«>TT^ wi.-'H7>{h n.-Ac. HTSflt-TM't y. o/*o. a^- 
 iTIWfrPT n.-kc. ^ in. ron. g. of 0. 
 
 5 pereeke the u^nt of. H\^h\H''U in.-3Ti(t^/.-3%<mTOT.« 
 fit /.-3fR «. TR'f-'Wt^ f«. wn. withg. of 0. 
 
MIS 
 
 042 
 
 MiSf 
 
 6 omit, pati. ^Cl^uf or %»I55^, J||c6ui, ?ffl^, aidiwl, 
 To Miss, ». «. /oii /o Aj<. 5^, sT ?5Pt5V. 
 
 2 no< ^ succeed, to miscarry, to fail, v. To Defeat, g- 
 
 3 /aiY <o oltain, Sfc. ^^of, sitT^. 
 Miss, Missihg, «. v. V. A. 1. ^ /. 
 
 A m. is as good as a mile. -4i<i<H^4^<. 
 
 Mutual m. ;^+IH^/. ^^IH^F/. 
 5 See Wast. 
 Miss, n. young woman. aTT55im#/. ^^ f. ^spUff. 
 Missing, a. lost, stray, not in the place where it should le. 
 
 To be 111. T<>rtriui, iT?5»T?^, ^f?^, TTrT^^j, ^^r^uf or 
 
 oi».-»Ic»T fl.'/t'. ^"if, »TH^'jf or Hf«*4ot, *ri«^. 
 Mis-shapeh, Mis-shapen, a. ill formed, v. Ugly. «t33r, %- 
 
 Missile, a. that may le ihroton. *+|4||-^l, ^P^ HKNMI, 
 
 Ac. ^mtT, ^^. 
 Missile, n. weapon to le throtcn. *ii>+-IMI^ VW «• ^141*41^' 
 
 qH^ ». ^cjn^KT n. 
 Mission, n. wnrf/ny. qre^ n. unof ». qre^^/. ^Idsiofl/. 
 
 2 «^a^e q/" iej'wy «cn<, commission, ^HMUII »», ^rTf? n. ^- 
 
 3 lody 0/ persons sent. ^=^-^f^\=^ KS^f. MRri«- 
 ^ *"• <i"^'H^^^ "»• <jHM4cft/. 
 
 MiSSiONABY, n. o«« «en< to p-opayafe religion. (^f^l^if^U^l- 
 
 TT^ is becoming common for a Christian Missionary, 
 Missive, a. sent. HI4«iciOT, ?r1^. 
 
 2 See Missile. 
 To Mis-speak, v. n. err in fpeahing. ^t?5«RTtH M^)i"t -^/. 
 
 ^T^-&c. sreT<T-^^rf^'lJrl-&c. qTr5or. 
 3b Mis-speak, v. a. See To Mispeonounce. 
 To Mis-spell, «. a. arm f^f^ fepi-^esSi, 3t^^ ^. 
 
 ut-^tt^, 3T^<o*1rM«l OT.-ai^^To'iRTTH M.-&C. ^F^TT f^^ui. 
 Mis-spelling, n. ST^^ «. 3T?1T£qpT^ m. ^ ^^'>Mmm m. 
 
 ^s{^<T'^^^\H m. 
 
 To Mis-spend, v. a. spend to no purpose or to a lad purpose^ 
 waste. Z\H\i\^-W(\^-&,c. ^=^ m. ^V^-^V^ij-^Ti^-&c. 
 3Ty^iq«T m. -JsqV m. -3frMN'=><<<< m. -^^^■t;\^^^ m. -^c. 
 =Rd|^ 3^?pjf, ^^ot, ^T?5^ot, ^Tiot. 
 
 Mis-si-ENEiNO, n. V. Y. — act. 3THI<ll*i'l qT?5^ n. 75^ «.&c. 
 
 3T^=^<J »i. 3i^Tf;o?pT m. 
 Mis- sFEKT , p. V. V. aiHlilSil MM^^I, ?3?^, Ac. am- 
 
 sjifl^, ^o4(^ri, gpTT-<n^?Tf%<T. [ &c. 
 
 To Mis-state, Mis-statement. See To Mis-bepbeseht, 
 MjST, «. haze,foy, Sfc. ^f. g% n. 5^ «. q^ «. ^tf 
 
 5=^ n. g% n. 3«fR OT. %tT^ m. «rf*rFT/ 
 
 2 fig. ^ m. ( 'wHT-%c5?ft^-& ^ ) 3<t /. 3T«im /. 
 *T^ m. 
 To Mistake, p. o. misapprehend. See To Misunbebstand, 
 
 2 <a*e o«e MiVy or person for another. ^^-^^^r-Hlt- 
 
 7ft^-&c. MMui-^, vnr m.->?HT»TRi TO.-&C. ^rre^lr «'«. con. 
 
 and y. of 0, 
 To Mistake, v. n. err, llunder. J^, JJS^T, ^HrSt, il^- 
 
 dt or *r^, 1^/- ^^• 
 Mistake, «. OTMcowrepf/on, v. Ebbob. ^(^f.^^Hpop. ^- 
 
 iT m."^i+mvjr)/. viifci/ JTfTrenr w». arrrt? m. 
 
 3 llunder, inaccuracy, "^f. ^/. ST^^ ». ^HT/. ^- 
 FR «. H*Hd/. M^l«<l?r/. 
 
 Mistaken, p. v. V. N. </ja< is in error. ^J^ T^c^OT, VftH, 
 
 wtfri^, ^sTR^nr, srnT^TTT. 
 
 To be m. vm m. T5^-^ in. con. *r?5'if. [«nm^, 
 MiSTAKiNGLT, adv. erroneously. 5^, ^?ft^, STtfrT^'^F, 
 MiSTEB, n. yi^"). 
 To Mistime, t>. a. Jo, ^c. o< a wrong time. 3T^n^-an^o?t« 
 
 &c. q^-qt3Tot, 3T=j;ra'fr^iRT/.-&c. ^rrot. 
 
 Mistiness, n. v. A. fJIK^ipfTT/. 'HHIKHl/. <J")KHN m, 
 
 MisTiON. See MiXTrnE. 
 
 IMiSTLETOE, Misletoe, See Paeasite. [ 1. &<•• 
 
 To Misteanslate, Mistbanslation. See Misinteepeet, 
 MiSTEEss, n. — corral, with servant, vp^tw /. WlfHWl pop, 
 Ffnf^T/. T^^TTpftT/. ^f^ or ^5fttlT/.%55rT/. 
 
 2 ( of a family or house ). Mi+^l"! /. ^y^ui/. jjjj n. 
 ^f^T?5T m. n^WlPl^ pop. *4<.Mi*f|ui/. tIT<»r/. »n[?l or q- 
 TcT/. «rf /. ?^/. ^^ 
 
 3 proprietrix. «^oi/. HW^O"!/. ^ETTfMI' JJop. KrT»ft''l/. 
 
 4 chief, ruler, ^-e. *«llfH!<t/. g^RT/. TTfT^^op. ^- 
 
 5 (of a school). f^l+MU|l^/. fir?T^/. Hfit'Jftw/. ST' 
 «<lf<)*l/. ?llrtMlf^+l/. 
 
 6 wojnan sAtrtei in. ^'ROI or gn^ /. vTntfft/. ^W^/. 
 
 7 sweetheart, ^c. y. Beloved. ftTTT/. ^f^RTT/. ^rfclT/. 
 <HfH'ft/. snr^/- 3T*fPT n. 
 
 An oflFended m. mlH'fl'/. MH*)rfl/. 
 
 8 concaJine, %< ioo»ia«. ^T^/ ^?1t/. B'Wt/. ^T^/. 
 jf^rt^TT/. 3T^^5;r/.— in cant phrase. 7M«<« n. 3tn^^«. 
 3Tf'll<Hirt-4)/. 
 
 9 iame, ^c. — the compellation of courtesy to Shudra 
 women. aTT^/ ST^Fift/. 3T^/. 
 
 MiSTECST, ». ?t'a«< o/cofl/?rfence. arflf^W ♦». ?f^/. STTTT- 
 5FT/. ?T5[T^ »"• 5HR »». ^HT^ m. ^ n. ^«<»miHI** m. 
 
 To MiSTBUST, V. a. suspect, have doults of. ?T^T/.-3Tr?nFT/. 
 -^V^m.-&c. spTiif-SiR^ g. of 0. 5T^,3n?V^, arf^'^TOw.- 
 ^i«PT/.-&c. STH^f «'« con. with g. of 0. 
 
 JflSTBUSTED, p. V. V. Sjif^JiT, 3TT5|Tf^, 3Tf^*?^. 
 
 !MisTBusTFUL, a. V. SUSPICIOUS. aTf«r»?T?ft, ^^^, ?f5(Rft. 
 
 MiSTBUSTEDLLT, oJ». V. A. aifiJ^I^T^, Ac. ^^ffq «r5?T, ^- 
 
 MiBTBusTPULNEsa. See Mistbubt. 
 
MIX 
 
 B43 
 
 MOl 
 
 Misty, a. otertpread, ^e. teiA mitt. gf^T, gW^TRT, ^t^lToft- 
 ^ or »ji»Iaf)-Ml, ««i*iio£\-m or ^TKofT^r, H^K^-*, ■HdlK, 
 
 M. and raw weather. tl[^\3S or HW*/. mHI<i& or m- 
 
 To JIisnKBEBSTAJm, V. a. take in a wrong tense, tnitappre- 
 hend, mitconceice, mistake, ^'e. ^k^M^^ f.-^^B^^^^f. 
 -TH'i(\'\'4^ Bi.-'JP^nijnT^ m.-&c. ^T't g. ofo. teith in. con. 
 
 &c. BH^oi-im, f^T»t?nT^ m.-aiT'^r<iW^ m.-ft^rt^ij m.- 
 3I*ir«*M*<m m.-&c. WK^. 
 MlsryDEESTA-VDrao, n. v. V. ^i^H-jld/ ■j ri-H^H-Jl'-f /- 
 STWH-^i/ r<(M0<1*ll^«». ft^ftH^w. 3i;^<n%tTin. f«(H0<1- 
 
 I. til termt^ variance, T. Disagezemzxt. 'ti'hk »• «ti+^- 
 TTT m. ^«j; or ^T^ m. n. »|«HI^ m. ^T^ »i. ?ftS /. frW- 
 f^/. f^^ ". [Ac. 
 
 MiSCSDEMTOOD,;*. T. V. 3^?7T «Hi1^«l, f^Wflrl ?W^BT, 
 
 Mi8USA0E,Mi8U8E. See MaI/-treatme>t,Misemploxmem. 
 To MiscsE. See To Mai^tbeat. To Misemplot. 
 Mite, n. small intect. ^ n. f^iT m. 
 
 2 «awi/ quantity, v. PaBticlb. ^dofl'MI aVSTm. ^71 0^ 
 fTtl n. \^i--*\\ ^^\m.-4\ JTTfft/. 
 
 3 proverbixd expretsion for a tmall coin. ^tstf. *i*'^- 
 
 A widow's m. ^^TH "Tt^ «•. j>i. 
 To give one's m. 'jpf ^jfi ^^^ m*</t/. ^. 
 MiTBBlSATE, *. antidote. f^qM^H n. ft^N^U* aR[l«rtT «. 
 MiTlOABLE, a. V. V. 1. snTH^T <HmiMfl'II-HMf?l-&c. ii;|T»T'ft- 
 
 ^., WTII**!, 'JMJlU'fl*^, •jM^ii'-M, ij^himI'm, Ac. 
 MiTlOAST, «. mitigating thing. VTIMH n. TT^HT *. 
 Jb MmaATE, c. a. alleviate., astuage, Sfe. v. To Ease. ^- 
 
 ^-Ao. *T»r, ?mifor, 7it<w«f, juitt «.-3T!wt «.-OT?itt?T 
 
 /.-Ac. ^T^ y. of 0. 
 
 2 •lafc /fM rigorous or severe, v. To LlOHTES. p5^-^- 
 
 *ft-^?»f f?i5-TRr^-»^r^-51"T.S|| Ac. ^T^t. 
 Mitioatbp,/t. V. 1. ;im^?.e5T,Ac. ?rf*RT, :mf*m, 37TlM, 
 
 2 |<<«l %^HT, Ac. 
 3IiTio4T«B, «. MiTiOA5T, MrrroATTTB, a. V. V. 1. innr- 
 
 (nT»T, A*. 37»nT-?nT^-inm^-Ac. ^fn-^rft, 
 
 .Mitigation, ». ». V. \.—act. ?m^ «. Ac. T^mri^f. ?Tt- 
 '^'•^* /• J^tnTT ». 5T?nT^ «. — Wato. 7?nT m. 3?»Tt^/. 
 
 rnw ■!. [<mTi«. »R?n/. 
 
 2 f7n>T ^T^i n. Ac. Wf^T'n »•• •^•fl*'OI n.— state. ^<f - 
 3fiTBE, N. rroKfn of a bishop, Sfe. *n»t«I?TT^-Ac. 5^»». , 
 MiTTEjr, fi. fipTWf^^ fM^mi ••. 
 Htmuvt., n. scarrant of eommitaient to prison. lif^WT^Tt^ 
 
 To >f II, V. a. mingU, Hend, unite. ^nEWVT, fV(««ii, f^nnc- | 
 •t, Jf^ or »raof, P^fdi, v^;v7 ^f?^, f*T»W8/.-!^«flb/- ! 
 fJnratT ■«.- JT^ or ira/.-Ac. ^Tflf g. of o fii«<e«l/. «!.• ! 
 ««i»WT «.-^rfm«|t^ n.-Ac. VT^I y. o/" o. f«WI 
 
 To mix with for the sake of conrealment. fjn^. 
 
 2 jumble, intermingle confusedly., t. To Compound. itT- 
 
 ^/•-^^ w.-Ac. 5F5:wj^ ^. o/"o. 
 
 3 up ; — by stirring, Ac. +|rf<(ui, SSfoE^, fij*«(iJr. 
 
 To Mix, v. n. become united or Mended. pHotui , rH^oiu), f*r- 
 floE^, HtT^, rn*^ 5T?lt, ^HN>Ji, ^WJf, nM «. fiToE^ g, 
 ofs. recip. f*TOoE/.-H?r/.-Ac. ^ofy. oft. 
 2 ( In compaDj', society, Ac. ). fJToEot, %ot. 
 
 Mixed, ^. t. V. A. 1. (»1c4«|<?rf|, rH^Hotrfc^r, &c. frrRS, ^- 
 
 Woft=*?r, *r?fNT, Ac. fH«T, f»rf?Trr, ^rM«r, ^^, ^^, 
 
 2 itf«T5r^c5T, Ac. ■H+f^rf, ^^\^, 
 
 I.— grain, ^3^. 
 MixEH, n. MixixG,j».o. T. V. A. 1. f*ror^uTITr, P=l^otv i K I, 
 
 f*ltl* *^uiKi, Ac. *)*^rlJT firTf-^Rt, ^fj^^iriT «FTTf-q)T<(V. 
 
 2 'HnoluiKI, Ac. ^hToE '«.< »I K I, Ac. VI«»^r«Tl. 
 MiXTUEE, Mixing, n. v. V.A. 1. — act. fi|at^ul'«. fSRfoEwfn.Ac. 
 
 fHomttj*/. finfTottJPP/. fTToESpjft/. p4«ot(7ft/. PH'Ho&UI/, 
 
 jjjfi^UHjm n. ^J^jfte^ n. ^'•Ac^H ». ^^ft^JPT «• ^*1+<«I n. 
 
 fiT«ft^5[tJT n.— state, ff^mf. fir^oST w. f^RTS/. ^ w 
 
 Ho5/. %?/ %oETH5e/. snk^ m. fir^TTT? »». fi^«ftHR m. 
 
 ^% m. fl»T^ m. ^>T m. ST^^ «». 
 
 2— Of/. >lt*ToEnr «. Ac. nttToE'jr^/. *i*riH n.— state. »Tt- 
 
 vjos ffi. nhfimttToS m. f. pTff^TfiRIot /. «f,lfl^l*l?5^ /. 
 
 M. of castes. 4u5^<h< m. 9,^ H*!* «. t^^J^n^wi. 
 
 8 ^Irt^uf n. "Mrtquf)/. «Mrt«» <*!*/. 
 
 T. V. N. fjTom rt. fflwa/. f*rao5/. f*Tf!?T «• 
 
 I. mi«i W(M», medley, miscellany. f^«« y! fJWcST w. 
 
 [i\-<M n. Pl>»lf'l<^l m. <Mrt«(i »»• ^f'PT «i. 
 A m. of rice A split pulse, %'q^/! 
 A m. of languaj^es. V^'J^hO/ f^Hfft/ [ SfWTW. 
 
 n. ingredient added and mixed. He? or »TO /. f*TflcS /. 
 MizMAZE. See Mazb. 
 MizzES, «. — the sail. ^;d^f. 
 
 2 — the mast. HI'WI its »». mirfl itS^T^/. 
 MrezLE, ft. smaH rain, drizzle. ^t^TT^^ m. *Ffwl'(IMU?T 
 
 m. ^HR n. JT^f «. 5^/- [r^H^, g^JfWI. 
 
 To I^IizzLE, V. n. drizzle. «Rlim>Ji« m.-Ac. ^Tof, 5^^ i».Ac. 
 Mkemosic, a. assisting the memory. ?wffRT^nT, ♦Hf<^i)vi*. 
 M>EM05ICS, n. or/ of memory. ^VSV\ ^«l»«il-*n ^?TT/,?»T- 
 
 mnrn n. t*n,Oi f^^ / 
 To MoaW, r. n. groan. <}i»^5l, flr^oliii or f^F^TSOt, f^foEof, 
 
 Ac. ^f<»t-*Ttl^. 
 To m. and whine. fltW^. 
 To sit moaning «ind fretting. ^^^ ira^,5t^«»i. jl. 
 
 MoAH, MoiKiug, «, T.V. %»^ n. Ac. ^Tipjft /. *^ »«. f«r- 
 ?^ or ff?^ ■». (V*f^4^/ ftwifufi/. fMSSwft/. fT^|[- 
 
MOD 
 
 544. 
 
 MOD 
 
 MOANEB, n. MOASINO, p. O.V. V. Jp'^OTKT, &c. W^^ f%?^- 
 MOA>-FULI.T, JIOANIXGLT, miw. V. N. ^^qp^, ^3^. 
 
 Moat, n. ditch round ajort. ^[^ »«, ^ m. ^/. ^1w/- 
 Mob, n. ralUe, tumuUuous asgemllage, v. Crowd, People. 
 
 To Mob, ». a. harass tumulluouily. ^\^J. «J>Tot vsith ^X. of o. 
 
 Mobile, Moeilitt, n. canaille, the mob, v. People, jt^- 
 "Tk m. n. iMMH^upr ». ^ ». STTT^TnT/. 3T5M^RT/. T- 
 srroE?5^P m. pi. ["TrTT/. 
 
 Mobility", ». suicepiilility of motion. TKT^ft'^Tcrr/. ifHqt- 
 
 ^0 Mock, ». o. imitate in derision, deride lymimicrt/!^iz\^^^ 
 
 ^^\f■ pi.-'^^^^f- pi.-'^'h\^rM\f. pi.-&c. ^njRor, j^- 
 Bft/.-s^ra:^/.-fnfS/.-%^r/-f ^T/.-f^^ n.-&c. ^- 
 vf ff. ofo. 
 
 2 rfcrjrfe, ZaK-7A at, v. To EincuLE, ^Rirat, ^TT^iJf, f^5- 
 si^, 3^T^ m.-'<TfT or 55T /.-HH)0/-%T/.-ST/.-q^/, 
 -Tf^Ifft'/--&c. ^TT'ti'. ofo. 
 
 8 tantalize^ disappoint, befool, V.To Deceive. -HiomSt, "J>- 
 ^jftrT ^J^, ^|oliMUT/.-mi^D[jF/. ^JT^ y- 0/0. ^m. ^, 
 
 Mock, n. See Mockeet, Eidicule. 
 
 JIOCK, a. not real, counterfeit, false. ^JT, r^^T^, +MdHI, 
 
 ?rf^, fKiTTT, 'rar^, ^tnr^, f*T?ri=^, 555^. 
 
 MOCK-FIGHT, «. 5tit4I<J5 «. ?UTT5!TT »«. 
 
 JIOCKED, p. V. V. 1. ^'ill^rtl, &C. f«)ir^c). 
 
 3 =srTatg%ST, <F^lftrI%^r5T, <^^f^r^rfl, &C. W.'jfld. 
 MOCKEH, «. MOCKINO, p. tt. V. V. 1. ^j^'l^flKI, ^Al'^U^t ^- 
 
 ??Tt, R4«H*^F-qpTft, Rs*it>. 
 
 MocKEBT, Mocking, «. v. V. l.—act. if^Roj «. ^iiqafY/. 
 ^iNui ». f^Tcift/. s^TToft/. <5«iii+T/. z^raY/. ?^i3^/. 
 *-^r^«ii/. pi. ^f ?^/. i'i. ^^?^ or ^\'\^^■^■^r^\f. 
 pl. iNfr^/. /'i. '^r^^^^'^f. pi. sN;WrTl/. i^i. ftt^i^ «. 
 2— ao<. 'iH^m^. ^'Jf n. &c. g^r^w »». 5iTIT o»* sjr/. 
 JT^^/. ^/. ST/. 5t%^/. 
 S — act. "tTlrfSiut n. ^|ct<4U| /. ^litfuisp/ Ac. 
 l.hitt or subject of mockery. ^\m\^^ n. ^R^T^STRff. 
 
 II. counterfeit appearance, false show. ^\t\ n. ^^ pop. 
 
 *ft?r n. ^n. v^jj] n. 5?TPT m. n. spqj n. 
 MocKiNo-STOCK, «. V. Laughixg-Stock. >jH^I^RM^ «. ^- 
 
 ^mF<TT?r n. 
 Modal, a. relating to form or mode. ^TTTf^fTift'^, ^TT^'W- 
 
 Mode, n.— in metapliysics. WTT^RgiTTw. ■f^Ri'T^f^JT^Rw. 
 f^^tT^'TOT M. M'!r?='MM*K m. 
 2 manner of existing or beiny.^ form. ^n. srnFROT.JTJJRm. 
 
 3 method, way, fashion, v. Makheb. t\P^ pop. tt^f. HTH 
 m. ^TTW/. "TT^T m. 
 
 4: fashionable custom or icay. ^^'^^^'Tm m. f^^TiR^FT 
 »M. BT*JHK m. r^HMHM m. 
 
 5 — in music. See Mdsic. 6 — in grammar. See Mood. 
 Model, n. representation of. 'TJ'TT or ^^^{^J m. fpB^ m. ^- 
 ^TIT m. ?Tt^ m. ^?f m. RfrWT/. Vf^lCT «. T^^t/". 
 
 2 pattern, exemplar. r^^'W or ?rHT^ w. f^.m m. W^ m. 
 "FTt «. m*1WI wi. f?^ n. sftf «. 
 
 To furnish with a m. f%fir »». ^IT^ ^. 
 
 3 mould. ?rt^ ««. ^/. 5TTT »». 
 
 2b Model, «. a. mould, shape, t. To Fobm. ^'Jf, ^3^, S'* 
 
 MODEBATE, a. temperate., observing reasonable bounds in 
 indulgence. %K^, HRr*<dN I <l , STrT'fWt, 31rqffl^^, 
 ^FTHt^, Pi'Md'IrTf, f?ra<Tff^, 3TT^TTf^fTTf5pTH^, 3T- 
 
 5=^<TWt, 3T?q^^, 3i-=ir?i+M1, arfa^H^f. 
 
 2 restrained in passion, temper, desire, Sfc. 3irMI*i?ft, 
 
 3 temperate., not extreme, not excessive, not violent or rigor' 
 
 or 55, m4>+, H^nr, 't^'f^, f*i?f,'MRfHd, ^nr^fe, ?n^, 
 
 ?TTsrfW, <TR€i>, JTtJrr^, T^TTST^ or T^TT^JfT^, ^^. 
 
 4 of the middling degree,Y, Mjddliko. JT«nT, Kwmipft- 
 
 To IMoDEBATE, V. o. wa/ts temperate, qualify, t. To Tempee. 
 2 reduce from a stateof excess or violence,repress.reslrain. 
 
 f?5:?;T-^»ref-%?rnrr-^»f-&c. :Rot, aifpr^ or ar^of, g^^tf- 
 
 /.-<fcc. ^FT^ y. of 0. \_^^^^ H^T^, SrtT'iif. 
 
 To MoDEEATE, ».«. iert?»ie Zm* violent, ^c.\. To Abate. ^- 
 
 MODEBATED, p. T. V. A. 1. •yHKNI %^!?n', Hl*+ %^r?T, &C. 
 
 2 ^?5^ %5Jc5T, ailMdl *TTS?5T, flJT^jn' &c. ?lf^, 
 MODEBATELT, ado. V. A. J. ^K^, ^HKI^', ^HKI-^I dccl. %- 
 
 fTTSTT ded. •ffTT^, ^HK^, TNgrfT^. [ ded. 
 
 MODEBATEKESS, MODERATION, W. T. A. 1. JTHWHUIT W. iR* 
 
 PTrTTSRW «. Tftf^TfTT^m: m. f^nm^#T w. f^^r?T|%/. 3T- 
 ^'Hm m. 3TTfRl%f TTf^Hw. 3THf^=rif^ m. 3Tf?f^»T5f^?J. 
 
 2 ar^TT^f^rT/. 31c5tT m. ^'TFt^frT/ ^fTfffT/. RRrl^ff! 
 /. 3TrTOH^?rr/. 
 
 3 HilWMUll m. »1I<P«J)HUi[ ?«• T^^TM/. ?lH*<l<;.ni/. 'ETRf^T- 
 
 MODEEATOE, «. ( at disputations ). ^t^k?TT'<T, sfTT^HTTf^, 
 MoDEBN, a. not ancient, pertaining to present or recent tune. 
 
 Hf *n:, T^TT, ^^rfT, 3T=n'^=^, 3T?fN;?te, sT^^rg^r, fc?r- 
 
 MODEBXS, n. ^ffT%-3T?ft:Fi% ^^m.pl. ^rq^^FRftT r^-7»i./J. 
 
 Modest, a. not boastful, arrogant, Sfc. RTTsf pop. Rm^f, f?r- 
 TfiTHH pop. RrTfHKpft, RK^'-TiR JJop. f^TT^^PTft, 3T^pft, 
 f^^, ^f5r^, f^^, 3lf»THmT^iJf^-&c. ST^FHS^^. 
 
MOI 
 
 645 
 
 T^roM 
 
 To be very m. mH /. ^ T SST^. 
 
 2 notforitard, Md.perf, ij<r. BM^^, -^.M-i, «M<I, fTT- 
 
 ^^■nf, ^rn^T'T, -stm^^, -atMIP^H, =Hg?^. 
 
 3 HOl loote, tranion, uncfuitfe,^c. — of a \voman,Y.CnASTK. 
 
 — esp. of a wife wft, MPl*)'<l, ?n^. [firHfl. 
 
 4 not exeetsice, ife. v. JIodebate. R^^f^/m, ^MK|t)r, 7- | 
 MODESTLT, ado. V. A. 1. fsTW?^, f^TfHJnTT^, f^rTpT^nT- I 
 
 2 Hq'l^H, »nrt^r^??T, *1T7rj<I^, JTBTTT^^, &C. I 
 
 3 >)Pi«ri i MMR , <nf?raPTT%, ffryTRr%, «^tTpfr^, Ac. ! 
 
 .E8TT, 3I0DEST5ESS, «. V. A. 1. f^Tlf 1^7017 m. fHf^+T- : 
 7>riTT m. Ac. 3nTf*nTTH m. f^TTfWR m. 3Tf*nTRTTf^?Tn. ' 
 Ac. fwH'T «. HiHRdl /• 1 
 
 2 BM^-iM Pii w. '^i^'-Mvii M. HT^/. ?yarr/. ?m /. *ni?- j 
 
 «.?n-HI /. ?M\^^A} f. =^ /. TSTT m. iloa*j|H "TT^ft n. 
 M., decency, dccoroumess, Ac — gener. or indef. ! 
 
 3 TfH^TT^TH m. HiPt«r<4 n. tti^*ti«( «. ?Tfft*nf m. ?nft- 
 »^ n. *<lM1ctj ft. 
 
 4 See MoDEEATios. 
 
 MODiccv, n. piUanee. vTO'-«3TtTO'-^»RT^:^-Ac. lued tcith a 
 
 ncun. W»flt-MilT w. 
 Modifiable, a. t. V. 1. 5:^ ftst^ivi^ini, Ac. Pt<H<tl«t<< , 
 
 MoEiriCATios, n. v. V. l.—aet. r*Hui n. MH-lui n. Ac. 5;- 
 ^tHT ^proi n. RI^'Mif^fftm n.— stale. 57T»^ »». *^^k7TH?[»n. 
 *,Nlfl< ♦». fMiMMt ». [/. "jRuiiM »i. 
 
 I. altered form or mode of leing. 5:7 n. ftrWT w. f^^ |l 
 
 MoDtriED, p. T. V. 1. ^^ ftf^^sS?9T, Ac. f^^^,"^??. j! 
 
 2 f<f '^ j--!r, «^<<n< ^.^xr, Ac. ! 
 
 Jo MoDiFT, r. a. change the form or thape of. ^^n.-^^^n. j 
 -Ac. ^>Av\.i^\^,^vl[ tj. ofo. «,mIH< n.-*«|«!,Mi<i< n.HCTH^ w. |( 
 -frWT ■t.-ftrfif'T/.-Ac. ip^ g. of o. 
 
 2 oi/cr, tary. t. To ChaSOE. fjR^, TTr^, %nfRm.- 
 Ac. qSTOj y. of 0. \Km-Sx. *T^, 
 
 3 moderate, quaiify, aoften. %\f( iT^-^t^fT^-KTW-^- 
 .^!i;Dl«H, a. fathUmable, ttylith. e<*IlO, "l/^llfl^lr^^^l,?!^, 
 
 To MoDCLATT, r. a. form tound to a certain key, tfc. f^Tm. 
 
 2 infect tound. f^T*J« «•. Vt^, W^ f.-^fs^j^ /.-Ac. 
 3Ioi»CtATOl5, n. T. v. 1. JST ^T»«r n. Ac. 
 2 f»t^/. Wt^rw/. WT%^ m. ^nij n. 
 MoDCLB. See MocEi^ 
 llOACt, ». i^m^. 
 
 Irruption, Ac. of tlio ^fognU. ^T»Km «. 
 Bale or fwtj of the MoguU. WT»wf /. 
 Th«t belongs, Ac. to the >Iofful«. tT*I^, WtnsjT^. 
 MoBiB, HORTB, «.— the coin. 1^ /. 
 
 3IoitTT, n. T. Ualt. •HtJK n. vvf:^ f. f>r»n»i.f>r^/. ^nnt 
 
 To Moil, ». a. daub, smear, ^x. tciih dirt. *n:^, ain't, K- 
 
 ?^ or m^-&c. ipt. 
 To be moiled. *n?''t, fesf^tl^ c r^WS'^f, 
 
 2 V. To Tike. %^5r#, spT^m, Hmw. 
 2b Moil, ». n. drudge, v. To Toil. w.^TS ^PZ m.pl.■^^' 
 
 ^E^ «i. pi. !pTiJr, ^TToT, ^1% «. pi. fg^^T^. 
 ]\roiST, a. moderatiiy wet. 5^T?I^T, 3^T?I?r, afraT?, 3Tte^, 
 
 3H"lrl«<i, ar^-jflHT, 3Tt4, ^TT^, ^Ef^^T, f%^ or ^^fj, f^T^. 
 
 2 that hat moisture, — a soil, Ac. ^H<^K, <J*<^<, ^t?7, ^- 
 
 »T7, sfte^. [Ac. SR^. 
 
 To Moisten, r. «. t. A. srtc^T^, 3(lrt«jui, 3Tt?r^-W?!?- 
 
 2 ( a cxilinary preparation by a dash of water, milk, 
 
 Ac. ). grnPT m. ^-HR^-?:T^, W*)Ki)i, HfTK wj.-g^nTTiff. 
 
 MoiSTXEss, MoiSTCEF, n. T. A. 1. 34"W*1<MUII »». Ac. ^- 
 3T^ m. afte^ m. wai^l »». arra/. m. STT^'m/. m3f?TT/. 
 STT^TT^ni. 
 
 2 ^ in. i^H'HiMUIl m. [ H**!^, 
 
 That is produced by the m. of the soil. 3Tt?5r«fT, 3Rr- 
 MoLAB. See Jaw-tooth. 
 Molasses, w. drainings or drippings of sugar. ^T^^/. ^- 
 
 oft/ ^TTTT m. Wgfe/ ?I%tT?TR »«. 
 Mole, n. natural spot on the body, J^T m. f5% «. ittp «. 
 f^'<TIT m. f^Tirtty. ^tn m. ^ jwp. tftcE m. HH»T in. 
 f^T «. 
 
 A m. with hairs. p5t?T n. srt'ere;n. [^w- «^?fy. 
 
 2 mound, dyke. tfigT or vpjvT »». ^TtPTT «. lt*T OT. ijviT- 
 
 3 ^^ ??fR JT^ft 3TT^. 
 
 Mole-hill, n. v. Hillock, ^^at «. irrJ(H «. n. 
 
 To make a mountain of a m. <7TT^T 'PT^nrT ^R^, 2^*^^ 
 
 irtTT ^^, ^^ T^ 'ETot, r^TT^T 1^ W^. 
 SfOLEcrLE, n. atom, minute particle of matter. 3TtT m. <R»IT- 
 
 or m. <JiTiT «». iFf'»niiT /. 
 JI0LECCLI8M, n. arfoiiTT «. aiujr^j fi. 
 2b Molest, t>. a. t. To Teouble. jq^ m.-^/.-fm^/- 
 
 ll^T m.-Ac. ^, 
 Molestation, n. v. V. and Thouble. ?7^«r »». ^/. ?l^- 
 
 ^/ 5:^ «. 511/. T?R m. g'Wn ♦». 77?W »». 
 Molliext, a, softening. »Ti;-Ac. ^^T^T, ^^^TT^-'ET^. 
 2b MoLLiFT, V. a. lit. fig. v. To SonES. JT^.?n^-inr^-ij- 
 
 5-Ac. ^T't, >4AMU|| w.-K«rToft/.-H^W w.-Ac. STM^. 
 Mo LLT -CODDLE, n. o>i« uAo takcs over care of himself ijt- 
 
 5PT/. [ ^n^'n. 
 
 MoLTEJr, n. made of melted metal. sft'fiV, flt'^T'lT, ^f^^ 
 MoiiEST, n. smallest portion of time, v. Instant. «ToI «. ^-- 
 OT m. f^^/. q?7?f m. n. fT^/. n. J?^ w. ^ m. 
 KTsn/. 
 
 An idle or spare m. ^tn or ^vf. ^f. ^^ or 
 finf Twf^/. T^rnr/. m^f 
 Every m. ^oflHOfi, Jrf^T?^. [ ft»TT5ltl. 
 
 In a m., in a jiflVy, Ac. T.Tkice. <T«t»TT5Tt'T, ^^?^, ^- 
 2 See MoMBCTDif. 
 
MON 
 
 546 
 
 MON 
 
 3 importance, consequence, v. Weight. HRw. HKi^sTt/. I 
 
 neg. con. j 
 
 MoME>TAKEOus, MoMENTAiiT, «. donc in a moment, lasting 
 a moment. ^^ ^u||-hi, ^^ "H*|->m, ^Tf^iPF, ^W^^TT'ft, 1^- 
 
 !M0MENTABILT, «t(^y. cuery moment. ^T^T^T'jff, 5Tf?T?ri?t. 
 MoMEKTOus, <i. important, v. Weighty. >tT^, <l^d'1<^K, 
 
 HR^rfhfT, 3T5, TTtlir. [ 'ft/- 
 
 MoMENTOnsNESs, «. V. A. ««<? Weight. *rR^Tft/- ^^ST^T^- 
 MoMESTDM, n. impetus. -^Irfu^JMI \^ «». ifl »». ^<i*iii n. 
 MoxACHiSM, n. monastic life. tT5^T?T m. HSTW^/. ^^IT- 
 
 ?r m. gT?IirF<TT«nT «».l(<|i'MI«PT w. 
 JIoKAD. MONADE.M. ultimate atom, indivisille thing. TTT^ n. 
 
 ?FTTT=3f «. 3iuim-s( n, 3T%?T^^ «. [^f^TT TT^TT. 
 
 MosAECiT, M. absolute sovereign, v. Despot. WNtKMT, 5- 
 
 2 V. Kino, ttstt, TTff^Tl^, STfiTT, arft^f?!. 
 
 y Me superior of the kind. TFjT, ^^, both in comp. 
 l^IOXAECHAl, a. V. Eegal. TT^rf/t?, ^^^tft, tTT^^TT^. 
 JIosAECHic, MoNAECniCAi-, a. vested in a single ruler. tT%- 
 
 cr3Tr% ft^fSTT, '^^n^^Trrr^, ^^FTT^rrtft^, '?JpTT3Tri=3T, (^'f- 
 
 MoxAECHT, n. government of a single ruler. (T^Pll^ytlT/. 
 
 <^+.<M^II«?I «. '(^F^mrnHJ n. (^wftrq^ n. 
 
 2 realm. XT^ n. 
 Moxasteet, n. house of monks, ^'c. ^Z m. ^^M m. 
 Monastic, Monastical, a. relating to monks or monastic 
 
 life.fK^^mv^, ^z^^m^^, Jis^rRft^vfr, crr;nrr«TT'!T- 
 
 TTSfT, 5rR^'«TT'»PTO'T'-Tt 
 MosASTicisM. See Monachism. 
 
 JloNDAT, «. ^r^^K »». =5r?sm: »«. ^^tt m. ^jsrmr w. 
 
 MoNETAKT, a. consisting, ^'c. oj money. ?t^jft^r,"^^Ui+*<NI, 
 
 Mosey, n. v. Eiches.'^^FT »n.'W »». ^m »». tm «. ^5?t n. 
 ftrT n. Z^ m. ( in comp. as, q^qjr, ^'SH^'CT, &c. ),^- 
 fr/. ( Pr. ^ €htf^?lT ^r^),5|»i.— freely or loosely, 
 ""^3114*1 ?n.*^HTT^r ««."^T?^r «i. W^M «. — as joco- 
 sely personified, =^mi3flM?f m. 
 
 A purse of ni. ( commonly of 1000 pieces ) ^mm. 
 
 Dearth of m. |^^|,j. m. 
 
 Examination of m. qTT^/.— Price paid for it, MK<<(|- 
 
 ij. qR^mRot/.— Skill at it, qR^/. 
 
 For, with, upon, &c. ready m.— dealing. < | <i<l<! l tf t, 
 
 Hard m. Eeady m. d^/. ft?3^Hr m. ?1^^3T m. JT- 
 ^ n. ?m^/. H'l^FT ♦». 
 
 LoYC of m. tRT^T/. %m?jr*r w. ?5^H OT. fM^iuit /: 
 Making m. ^s^rrvrR n. i^-^r^^ n. [&c. ^^f/. 
 
 M. taken for probable expenses; pocket m., road m., 
 M. returned to be exchanged. «I^T w. 
 51. thrown away,.«sf;f«s expense. fVT^ «. 
 Eaising of m. fraudulently. T^(w\ m. [qK w. 
 
 Eeady m.-dealing. ^NfHT-;Tn?(Hr-&c. ^n m.-^^T- 
 
 Eeady m.-dealer. ^^?ft^-&c.3^-e.i{mi0. 
 To examine m. WK^ur, TR^/. zpTtif <7. 0/0. 
 Money-makes the mare to go. ^ spffj^ 'FPT, tTTraT- 
 
 Money-bag, «. v. Bag. ^fiHt/. [and bonds. 
 
 MoNEY-BOEBOWEB, «. V. Debtob. f^oi<p[&Ru|<hHin in notes 
 Money-box, «. till to hold money, ne-m-^ q^ft/ 'fft^q; m, 
 Moxey-bbokeb. See IMoxey-deai.ek. 
 
 MONEY-CHANGEE, 71. ^JTFp, HIUH^ OC ^, 
 
 Money bag of m. «l^/. 
 Money-changing, «. tR|<^/. ^fT «. ^gKJI m. STM^ oJ* 
 ^ft/.— loosely or corapreh. 5^^T3T«l5T «». 
 
 MONEY-BEALEE, n. m^'^AK OT ^T^^^, vpToTmft. 
 
 Money-dealing, «. ^l^^rO /. si^njfc^^T'T «. ^ui'vjul n.^f. 
 
 MOKEY-LENDEE, «. V. CbEDITOE. ^vj^ff, 4)v»j<^U; — in DOtCS 
 
 and bonds, tR^PT & «TT+ThIH. 
 
 Premium or bonus to a m. M'Slf f- »i'«iq(JI«. JTHtfff/- 
 Eelative standing or bearing of money lender and 
 
 money borrower. .m+lPci+r «• 
 MoNEY-LEss, a. T. PoOB. f^wfT, *ITi^1, tJiJ^nar, ^HF- 
 
 Money-mattee, n. ^of ^T?TT<t (or ^tnrT q^nji^) »Tt^/.-R- 
 ;jRtjTn.-&c. ?3T?q^iq'rr^r% spFTorn. [^^^t». 
 
 Money's wobth, n. something that trill Iring money. Tfl3». 
 
 Moneyed, Monied, a. v. Eicn."^%q^,"^^,'^%^,"^%- 
 ^,"^%^T?IT,"^%^c5T,'^q^,"^%qT, ^^^\% ^^ 
 The m. body or interest. ^|tj+R|w. 
 
 MoNO-coEN, «. \. Meslin. %^/. iMS+.IKTF^n. 
 
 MoNQEB, n. (/eaZer j«, »e?Zer of. f^f qi ( as Hl*^f^+^1 fish- 
 monger, &c. ), ?Tc5T (in comp.),irT^ (in comp.), s^nqifT, 
 
 wT?r«i«ft, f^^>?n". 
 
 Mongbel, o. ofmijced h-eed. ?f'+i<i-«(i, ?f*<^l'^^r, 'ff^F^TFi, 
 
 ^«F^, ^ ^^.vH ir D q', f»T^5TiH>-ir, f*i5ir;TT?ft^. 
 Monition, «. y. Admonition, Wabnino. cfT^/. Tq^^fTw. 
 iMoNiTivE. See Mositoby. 
 Monitob, «. Warner., instructor, ijc. f^^T^P, ^q^n^, f^HTq- 
 
 ^5(T^, ll'^ft, 3Tf»TH?TT. 
 
 2 (at schools). tK\^j-^\fX or ^TT^SfT, 7qfi(I?TJF, ^qn?. 
 MoNiTOEiAL, a. belonging to, 4'c- monitors. ^T^'^K'^\'^^ ^ 7q- 
 
 2 See ]\IoMiTOnY. 
 MoNiTOEY, a. giving or containing admonition. jq^^^T, 
 
 ;rf^^^, ^^^irmq;, ^?t^, ^q^^rqr, ^rtr^. 
 
 Monk, «. o religious recluse, inhabitant of a monastery,^-c. \. 
 Mendicant, Ascetic. ^HcF«rT'4tfe-T tnit?fl?y ^ffr- 
 &C.— Hindu m. PR^Rft, ^ifprff, 3R0T, ^mJR'«T,^TTTqT«T»fr, 
 To turn m. Hlifn. qr^ ipfr, ^smm. im. 
 
 Monkey, «. mq^, ^TPTT, *Tq>7, spf^, ^*f^«. STT, Tm^, 
 
 Cry or whoop of the m. |^/. HHtqrRw. jq^FRm. 
 Depredations of monkeys. ^RT^T^/. 
 Female m. ^^f:tt a7id ^^iV^ f ^W.i\f. ^J^t\ pop. 
 TH^tT/. &c. 
 
MON 
 
 547 
 
 MON 
 
 Female m. with her suckling. *ilrtU| / 
 
 Male m. leader of the troop. J^, ^ujl, tfl'^qT. 
 
 M. of a male troop. hI^?, b1|^'TT. 
 
 M.-faces. ^H^Hf-M^r^ or'4^<hrM\ f. pi. 
 
 M.-faced. m+idli^, «IH<<iliyi, «<m-<<i. 
 
 M.-tricks. ^RT^^/. Hl<»ii^Vl/. ^RT^TTm «• *T^^%- 
 
 to gnash, spit,& chatter at, — a monkey. t^<l>«{,^'M««l, 
 2 heater of a pavior, S(e. jfPRT tn. WW m. 
 :Mo.nkish, a. ^V^\S\■,*M^\^\■^\■, &c. Hi^lRl^^tft, H«l<<lfiT- 
 
 MosocHOHP, n. inttrumffit teith one string. 4+HIO ^T?I «. 
 
 Some kinds are, Hoi<J<ii n. ( player on it, HU1H«'<<I ), f%- 
 
 »rtt/ f*^fl/. ^^^ or ^I^% fl. 
 HoxoccLAB, SfosocDious, o. AjTiny on« fytf. <(«»>iloo<1l, ^^ 
 
 Fauci monoculi sunt honesti. 5,f*|r| ^T<ifT *l^ ^5'. 
 3I0SODT, «. tony, ^e. tvntf by one. <(+I^' »II*<H 'ft'T «• 
 M050OAVIST, a. one who duallotes tecond marriages. ^?PI- 
 
 3r0500AMT, n. marriage tcith one vrife only. i^^i'Tfff^rT «. ! 
 MOSOOBAM, «. vf l |%Si i q i Hl-^ i 3TT5T31HT n. ;;/. 
 Jfosotrrn, w. ^V^ ■!,>\%\-^\ ^rt^T m. ^ TWTOT m- 
 3IoxOLOOCE, «. loliloquy. 3TTT?^ f^»RT^-3< 1 MH< I sff - SiJ (MfHI 
 <Trtft-Ac. %^ TT^T n. ^RnfW HT^«I «. 
 
 JfO.'^OMACHT, n. T. DCF.L. 55^5 »• 
 
 3IONOMA5TA, 3I050MANT, fi. derangement tcith retpect to a 
 partienlar tubject. i^^pfSTTTfT^ m. 9^^^^V^^ m. ^^- 
 
 2 unvaried, always tlte same. lJ+yi<??tr, ^^^^'PR^, ^- 
 
 Sf^Rt, <^g?ft, "^Wrf, '<+<^M'1. 
 MosoTOXOUSLY, adv. y. A. 2. (J+yK<<iT dccl. 
 Mo^■OTOXT, n. v. A. 1. uniformity of tone, tcant of inflection, 
 
 2 sameness, want of variety. ^^^T.V^'Vl} m. (J+i'dMUIlw. 
 &c.(J+i|+,Km. (J'T.oMlwKw. o<iiHK*T<?'TT^OT. arf^n^TT^wi. 
 MoxsoON, rt. rainy season. TT^W^IoS «;». qT*y+|o!l m. IR- 
 WToSr «». M^4'q*lrt m. 
 
 Closing rains of the m. <|4i|MI m*^ w ^oJf^ «IT^f:?r»». 
 
 Dampness and chilliness at the beginning of the m. 
 
 Of or belonging to the m. TTTW <PT5ET^, «rTff^. 
 The four months of the m. ^^fhTTW «». ^HHRT >«. ^- 
 HiT?^ n. 
 MosTEB, n. unnatural production. ^T^ n, 3T3\7T »». STSrl- 
 f^^T^ w. f^f^ «. 31^r-M^ n. t-qpr «. [ jfj^ Mj. 
 
 2 person or thing unnaturally large, kt? n. ^T? w. ?r- 
 
 3 horribly wicked person. aWfTT »». TT?TH «». ^R^T >«. 
 "TIMilf^l «. mVM*>^ m. ^A'tl^. 
 
 ilOXSTKOSITY. See Monstbousness, BrONSTEB. 
 Mo>"STBOU8, a. deviating from the course of nature. f^^Ttir, 
 argri, f^^JTFftT pop. Rwirfl, f^57T, ^f^T^frRI^, ^f^- 
 
 ;Mo.voiia51ac, a. t. N. !. {<>. f« iq < < n<fiHH , 
 
 MosoFCTAiOfs, a. having only one petal. Jj^iMlT.*!^, ^"PJT- 
 
 3I05O^0LI^T, Mo.VOPOLIZXB, n. T. V. 1. fl|4*»I^ Vii ^tJTRT, 
 
 I. ( e«p. of the revenue, customs, Ac. ). IpTTTTIT, ^^. 
 T'j 3I050POLIZE, r. a. engross a commodity. W?fTT% ^^k n. 
 
 2 oiteiM /iff emt^utite rigkt of tttting or trading, w^ m. 
 -n^r^ m.-*ITft/-Ac. ^ y. of 0. 
 JIosOPOLT, «. «o/f power of telling or trading, mf T m. »II^ 
 /. n^WI *«. 'J'TT m. JOTT or jlT w. 
 2 ( of cuktoma, rerenue, 4c. ), prm m. wMt/ ^^n^ 
 
 Mo50>TLLABic. o. Aflri»^ w»/y ono syllable. sn$ 3»?ni^, 
 
 MOSOITUAILK, n. ^ KTHt H- ^.Tm H. 9^f(Kt\ VW^ HI. 
 
 Mototbsiim, k. «n|f»^^ «i. ^r%J^^»m «. 
 lIoxoTHXtfT, n. ^fT^, v%»^T»Pnw?^. 
 Mosoranntc, a. ^s^TWT^Wt, ^«^T»Pnni>lt. 
 JiltOWnoyout, «. eondnwd in the tame lone. (;%1IW^^r, f[^ 
 
 2 enormous, huge, vast, Sfc. t, Laboe. ^^, <»iMgi«, ^- 
 ?»r, vT«R, *l+<l*r«(+<lo&, ST^aiRlV- orcST^ftpFt, W^RT- 
 indecl. W'TRT. 
 
 3 strange, striking, atrocious, Sfc. ST^l^, 2R'F5rf^«R', f^T- 
 «F7, ^?T^, 3f1^n7, 5RqfjfT, 31^^. [ -^ <?«fc^. 
 
 MOSSTBOUS, (7<fp. V. EXCESSIVELT. aifrT^T^, "JfTT^, H<l*l%- 
 
 3IOS8TBOCSLT, adv. V. A. 1. 3. aH!FSlf«np7. 
 
 I. See ExcEssiTELT. C''^/. 
 
 Moii8TBOcs>-ES8, rt. V. A. 1. "Sr^T^^TnT n. f^f^^TBPTI^ m. f^^^ 
 
 2 ^tj'l'ju il m. ■ *<'H l otr^»< l ct TmT m. &c. 
 
 8 'iiyliMull m. ar^zin^V-MUII M. Ac. 
 MoKTH, n. iTT^w. »Tf^T w. WT^ m. (in comp. as a prefix to 
 
 the names of the months; as, ht^ ^?t, ht^ »fi|f^, Ac). 
 
 The twelve months are, ^5T,"^5|im, '^^, ^flTTIT, «IT^wr, 
 
 »TT^T?, ■3nf*qT, »FTfft^, *Trn?(H, tf^T, rr, '»fT?5»T. And 
 
 the twelve Muhammadan months are, »0^W ( fj^* ), 
 
 w«»rT (yu.), ^in^r^w (j j ^tt^j), Tf«RT^C>i.ii Tjvj), 
 
 rsi^ ( v^j ), V\^\^ ( iy'-f*i ), ^^''^H ( wl-i-J ), r,- 
 
 A half of a lunar m. «I?T w. TW w. 
 
 By the m. H l ^MH i ^ ^, m^. 
 
 Dark or second half of the lunar m. ^fj^n^ m. ^va\. 
 
 «|Tp5 «•• 
 
 Intercalary m. arfW^iTRr ». q rfi tT.v f| »lf m. *ffl»lTO 
 
 OT. MfiKf^m m. vfiT m. in?»Tm w. y < fmnmH «.— 
 occurring in a year in which a fWTO falls, W9<}ot, 
 
MOO 
 
 B48 
 
 MOP 
 
 Last day of the lunar half-m. <l?Tt?T 
 
 Light or first half of the lunar m. 5^^ m. ^^^ 
 
 Lunar in. =Eft?HTO' m. <T?7g5 «. T?^T «. 
 Period of four months. 'q^'Tra' »'. 
 Solar m. ^^TRf m. ^ m. 
 Synodical m. «TrfrT^F^^ m. 
 
 That serves by the m. JTf^%qp<Y. [ %ITT?5. 
 
 That is engaged by the in. (not by the trip ). iTf^- 
 The coming m. q*)ri<HIW«». ^^^j-^^ *rf|^r m. 
 The current m. ^r^nj »T^T m. ^\\ T^r^ m. 
 The past m. HT^ 3^^. 
 Within the or a m. jrf^FiTT% ^f€f. 
 MoSTHLT, a. performed, ijc. in a month. R^^^TRT, TTf^. 
 2 happening once a month or evert/ month, irf^-m-eji, ST- 
 
 Half-m. arr^rf^^, Tif^w. 
 
 M. allowance. Hf^^^/. Hl|srrtt /. Hl|^TT n. v. 
 
 ^1 ^^ ^> 5^. [ ^^ «• 
 
 M. pay or wages. ^<m^I»i. iTf^sTTm. *n^5rRn./. HT- 
 
 JIoxinLT, oJy. once a month, eieiy month. a^<M f^'*^ I ■H , ^- 
 
 MOXUMENT, «. V. MEMOBIAt. 4J|<^'1|{1 Or tO^ftf. ^Z^^f. 
 
 2 toml, cenotaph, memorial column. U^/. »T? «. *T5^ 
 71. ^T n. P<Hrt|-=IS^ >». 
 
 M. over a Muhammadan. ^PTT m. 
 
 M. over a Sannyaii. ^JTrf^ «». foj). ^TTr!?/. 
 Monumental, a. lelong'mg, ^c. to a monument, g^fi^l, 
 
 2 See MEitOKiAL. 
 
 To Moo, V. n. — a cow. ^5R^ or ^R^. 
 
 Mood, ♦». — in grammar. 3T'4 »»■ is the word used by recent 
 
 Marathi Grammarians. 
 
 2— in logic. ^W^K m. ^ n. i^^•.^^f. 
 
 3 temper or state of mind. |1tT /. HT^ m. i\A\'\VA'\f- 
 Merry m. aTT'T^ffrT/. fR^rffrT/. 
 
 l^roODiSESs, n. V. A. ^ffJTjff/. ?:?nrr m. ?3^^quiT f». ^fTT/ 
 MooDT, a. angry, out of humour. ^HT, ^TCT, ?r^, ^f^ffffrT, 
 
 Moon, «. ^f^ w. =Ef? m. =5r?*TT »»• Wtt «j. f| «». ?T^ w. ?[T^- 
 
 Day of the m. fcrf^ /wp. ?ft*T/. fSee them under 
 Lunab. [/. ^im. 
 
 Day of new m. ^s^^^ f. SIHISJIWI/. aWT^^TT/. anTT 
 Day of new or full m. T?7t?r »». [JT^ft/. 
 
 Day of full m. JH^ or J^T^f/. 'JTc'wt/. ^frfSrJTT/. "jof- 
 Digit of the m. =sr?^FHr/. r^^/- 
 Disk of the m. ^1%! m. n. -cj^H^rJ n. ^^53 «• 
 Emersion of the m. ^f T?^ m. [n^/. 
 
 Pirst night of the m. after conjunction. ^^TT<T or 
 Portnight of the waxing m, v, JIosih, W^S^ m. 
 
 %^^m. \nw^m. 
 
 Portnight of the waning m. v. Month. ^wIT?! m. 
 Full m. "jyr^? «». 
 
 Mansion of the m. asteriim. H?T?i n. See them under 
 Mansion. [xj^p «. 
 
 Mansions of the m.— collectively. ST^IMMI?.!/. T?^^- 
 M. of the first quarter. «IT^^ m. 
 M. in an inauspicious mansion, ^rf^^ m. 
 New m. JTiT^SJ m. srfrTT^^ ot. 
 Propitiousness of the m. ^f^t^ ordsn. 
 Ecgion or sphere of the m. ^i{M4rf n. 
 Spots upon the disk of the m. €>'\-^J,H n. ^^ m. 
 That blow on the rise of the m. — flowers. ■^j{f^«F[?f\. 
 Wane of the ra. vJdirfl+.otTy. 
 Waxing of the m. tiSrfl+oti /. 
 To be about to rise — the m. »n^^. [TP^. 
 
 The moon shines brightly, ^pioi jftS T?^, ^t^ f^^^ 
 MooN-BEAM, n. xf^^ m. =q^sJT jn. 
 
 MOON-LIGHT, MoON-SniNE, «. ?ft^ M. ^^^PT^ Wt, =5ifj[^r 
 
 Bright m. ^ft^Spft^ «. =^f^ f^, =J??:^ ^f^ «. 
 
 A bag of m. VtKT^ or *rT^r^ >T??5Er m. 
 Moon-plant, n. asclepias acida or aphylla. ^^ m. (the 
 
 juice of it ^JT m. ) ^mWrir/ ^IHSTsfr/. 
 MOON-EISE, «. ^^t^ »n. 
 MooNsHiNT, IMooNsursE, (I. ^Tiqr^, ^^si^r^^. 
 
 A m. night. xff^'ftrrrT/. 
 Moon-stone, «. •st^frT w. €r»nFirr m. ^Kf&T «». 
 MooN-STEucK, See Lunatic. 
 Moont, a. having a ci-escentfor a standard. arq^^E^^f^- 
 
 Moon, n. V. Heath. TT?T «. [^STI^/ 
 
 2 marshy ground. cfnT'<ToI TTH «. f^f^fj ^^ffw. fx(«li^»rTn/. 
 
 2b MooB, V. n. confine ( a ship, &c. ) bg ropes, cables, ijc. 
 
 Mookage, n. place for mooring. i^i\k'^M\-<^ \»fTnT/. 
 
 ]\IooE-LAND. See Mook. 
 
 MooEisn. Se6 Maeshy. 
 
 Moose, «. elk. t^K pop. ^rfsR m. 
 
 To JIoOT, V. a. bring forward, touch upon, v. To MENTION. 
 
 ^;re^, nre/.-sT'^ w.-ts^ «»..&c. q^sot y. ofo. 
 2 See To Aegue. 
 ! Moot-case, Moot-toint, n. unsettled ease, disputed oy 
 disputable point. c55r m. t^S^TS/. ^W m. 
 Mop, n. — for cleaning. ^i^?ft n. qTfrmT ? 
 
 2/i(?a<^o/Aa/r. %?T^/. 
 2b Mop, v. a. ^mr?r=^r^ ?TT<P ^^. 
 To Mope, v. n. be dull ^- spintless. ^TW-7^T?ft-H^-iif^^- 
 
 flnsr'nTr-&c. arg'ii-^'ra^ sf^or, T^^rmTwr-^r'fr-T'ft-ctc. 
 q?rwr.<p^Dt. [<mTT, <tc. 
 
 Mope, «. Mopee, n. Mopish, a. 3^R?',3^T^,3^ra^«'rT sfH- 
 Mope-EXED, a. short sighted, purblind, ^1>i\^',■^\ «irf 5^1^. 
 Moppet, Mopset, n. a rag baby. fi'-'J'-T^ JT^T f. 
 
MOB 
 
 640 
 
 MOB 
 
 Mo&^ a. reimting to conduct a* right or wrong, relating to 
 virtue and vice, ^rfj^t^, tlTju^+HRl-'-dHI, o^I^^HHI, 1T- 
 «rT<riTr^qT f^^TTT^, ^f( \ -^M\ f^^Ki^r, o^«j^Kr«<«i<<+-?r- 
 
 2 capahle of moral actiont, under moral laws, ft5lPl«itn- 
 
 ^^, f^rMfH''>yHi''ft, r«(f^r<H^*T^pj. f5rf^rH~"i(MN'i,jftf^. 
 
 3 supported hg reason /[ prolahdilg. Mfrftpti^, ST^TFT- 
 
 4 T. ViBTCous, Just. *)!^N<«fl', ^T^T^rfl', MMf-^nO, sft- 
 fdHR, ^«f, tt^^Mf."! ?N^, %^Ft^, %<it^, 5fWt^r. 
 
 Moral philosophy, sft^/. •fiRi^ii^ n. 6<<«(^k?ii« *». 
 
 M. rectitude, gsft^/. 
 3l0KiL, n. doctrine inculcated Ig aJaUe, Sfc. HirM^w. ?TT?TTr- 
 »J m. »Trar4 «• 3Tf>TirT'T m. ^?ft?5 or ^nOt* n. ?nf^^ n. 
 *I»f »i. K^ n. TO m. g^ft/. W^f. ^l^/. f^fSrirtS «. 
 «^«r4 m. 
 
 JIOBALIST, n. teacher of moralilg. sfr^Tt^ T"?^?! *^«IKI, Jft- 
 
 fJTiTTn <^i<3«imm-^f'i''ii<i-&c. fftf^^n^, sOr^s^^i, sftfJr- 
 
 2 ««■« moral person. ^•^MKHI'Tf, •flPtHIM?«*c4*fl, %gr5- 
 •flf?IHinf«pft. 
 MOEAUTT, >i. *y)rf«« of moral duties, ethics. ?ftf^/- 'ftfrT- 
 
 flf^-^K m. *TiMjiii^M<fi|-MK m. in^'PTPT «. 
 
 2 practice of moral duties. vrnhpTit n. vnrf^^R m. ?T^- 
 J^ n. ;ft^*TT»i ra. ^I^^JK n. 
 
 3 M<>ra/ qualitg. *t4»^ n. MH^l/. sft^/. P'TPTw. *m«^- 
 
 Tj MoKAUze, r. a «/>p^y 'o a moral purpose. f^<in^ST ». ^- 
 ftJt iri/A VCH' </<>. 5(t^/. ^jr^wf ir»/A qrgff q/'o. f^^- 
 
 To Moralize, r. n. maie moral reflections. *f|rft-<*I ft^Rw.- 
 
 MOIAtLT, «dlr. T. A. 1. "flrft^, *(WNT ft'lT^ Hlf^^l 3TO?lt, 
 •flf^»IIWS»Ml«i, sftfiTfT:. 
 8 ^^^, ajH^MI'l, 3T«JRm"*-<<IMI'IH-f<'ft'f^C. 
 
 3Io»AM, «. eihirt, r. Mokalitt, 1. sfTfrT/. sftfiTtmH •• «ft- 
 
 Oood m. fj^Pl/. 
 2 fourje of life in regard to good and ecS, T. COKDXJCI. 
 
 armni ». ^w^\^ m. wn^f. 'ptt «. ^ «. ffw/. 
 
 JfoUABs, n. T. SrAun. TTTira n. qnir«ra^»^ »«. ^?^/. 
 
 I^IOKAMT, a. T. 3Iaiubt. «^^{^Ht. 
 
 3(0BBIU, a. diseased, disordered. 3T»^r<I, n»ft, Tt*R, ftrW^t, 
 
 BfoBSiDirnR, n. t. A. ?t»frmi m. Ac. '<H«*'<4^l/. ««l*«q«. 
 Horainc, MoBmricAi., a. eausimg iiataie. Itn 3<S4|Vm- 
 
 Mobdacious, a. yjpen <o tj^'n^. =qT^Tr, ■'(H*!, ^^TI^^, W- 
 
 MOKDACIOCSSESS, MOBPACITT, «. T. A. -tllJ^SUir «». iW"<4'J;i 
 
 3l0RE, o. greater in degree, qualitg, amount, ^'c. 3Tf^, 5^- 
 ^, •>Mli^l, S^TTPT, ^J'TrefY, vTT^fft, ^IT^, 3=R55T,5HTO. 
 M. or less. <3TPj+.vJUir, vjU||^<r, *Mvj<{i*i, ^^^ ^^^' 
 
 Eathcr m. 3rf?r^ arnToTT. 
 2 additional. |^T, artiT^jft^, [ f%n^. 
 
 MoBE, adv. to a greater degree. 9lTf^, CHIW, ^^TT^, ■^|«|)|, 
 More and more. 3rRraT, arfq^iTfH'P. 
 2 a second or another lime, v. Agah?. 31ui^,3T^?, JT:. 
 To be no more. 'IHNut, n«T %\^. 
 To say no more, at the least. ftsj^gHI. 
 Moreover, ado. further, lesides, likewise. 3T<n^, Wift^, 
 f^l', 5^n '/tfcZ. ^fRjfrrft'Pj'T^ft^j— as used in notes, 
 &c. ^IR, fvKM^H^. 
 MOBIBUXD, a. that is in a dging state. HT^ft^J^T, S^J , 5?- 
 
 JIoEioEKOcs, o. T. Obedient, 3<r?llf^fT,srT5lT'in^,ffM^^r. 
 MoBiSGA. See Mobcnga. 
 IMoBioif, n. helment. f^TT^PT n. 
 
 Mobs, Moexixg, n. early part of the dag. ^^a/. sn?T:^iT^ 
 or mm. spTTfT ». 5T>TT?T<J>rej m. Mf*l5 »»• ». Mr^^«H>W »»■ 
 
 At m. and eveuiug. ^<Het.H«TPFT5E, ^^FREBI'ST, ^t^T- 
 B^5r, ^>^?rt^, |$zt, 1%^, l^Tfif . 
 
 At m., noon, and evening. fit^f?rt^ or ?lt^, f^|T f^- 
 •pra;, f^^FTH or a. 
 
 First sale of goods in the m. sqt^oft or sft/. 
 
 In the m. ^PFTS, ?I^T55t, ^^Pl^St, s(T?l:, qt^% ^\ or 
 
 Ecpast in the early m. ( to stay llio stomach ). ^^• 
 m€[f. v. gr^, ^, '^^, 
 
 The ni. ineal ( breakfast.) STTtPrf^TH «. 
 To morrow m. ^l^ToSf, ^J^rs, ^SFTat. 
 2— as opp. to afternoon, f^srfvt «. ^^f^im. ^F^.^I^m. 
 
 MoB5i>-o, a. «*ra^r, in^;^5s^, siT?r:*ifrf<»>. 
 
 Mobsisg-stab, n. «np^flf^orTTT ^sp m. R^flH^i^-H+.HKl /. 
 JlOBOSE, a. sour., sullen, erabhed. ^T3T, ^, ^ig'?, ^I^V, 
 
 '^i T'^^ E'*^' f '^"^i f^i^^^nTT^. 
 Mobose>'£S.s, n. V. A. TT^OTT «. ^rVTOTT •». ^lf^*MU|l m. 
 
 Ac. »F5*RHm «. 
 
 MOBBIS, JIOBBIS-DASCE, «. ft^ ( Or f^ ) %oJm.ft'J3C^/. 
 
 Mo«BU-DA>CKB, fi. fCTT ( or fttJT ) %«r, ftT^'TT. 
 MOBBOw, «. <ftf_y after the present dag. ^^f'^ ^^ m. JK^ 
 
 To morrow. 3<lt, 3^^, V^W. 
 To m. morning. ^iTIoSt, «»!«, ?wret, ^OR, 
 2 Bee MoB>u;a. 
 MoBCKt, M. mouthful, piece ofumething to he eaten, m^pof. 
 
 A dainty m. ^Vl^ m. 
 2 T. Bii. 3^T m. ^'^tf. T^H^ ( iTO, 4c. ). 
 
MOE 
 
 MOBStJBE, n. act of biting, ^T^ m. v. ^, ^ pop. %\^ m. & 
 
 ^m m. ^5!TT n. 
 Mortal, a. subject to death. ^Vl^P^., ^fj^nff, W^^f^ ^- 
 
 WCfA^, Hfjiinf^, Hf?J,H^o«I , H^mtftT, ^f5'=ft'T, «PTt5T*ft- 
 
 T, !f)T?5«r?[r, ;sr?f^, ^5[t^<T, ^flf^Hi. 
 
 The m. state. ?WK m. 
 2 killing, destructive of life, v. Deadit. s/iuiQuit, ;jft^%- 
 
 "HT, sTToi^rm^, Miumw+1, arrr^, 3T?r^, »i<uiw^, ^?2^, 
 
 3— crime, &c. v. Capital. srmfrT^^HI, Hf^^ST^. 
 
 4 belonging to man, v. Humax. JT^wr^jfTrft'^T, Mji*<^H|- 
 
 5 o/"/7ie highest degree, v. Extbeme. qTTfJT^'^, 3<lrM'f?l- 
 MOBTAL, n. a being subject to death, a human being. Hj"i<<». 
 
 qT?f n. ij?^^ ^T^ «. JRoEI^ ^fT^ «. *|olNT ftl m. 
 Mobtality, n. V. A. 1. Hr^tTjf »». TT<''I':nf »». JT?W/. ^- 
 ^^TrTT/. JTTTTMlHdl/. 3lPlWHl/. 
 
 I. humanity, human nature, jt^st?^ «. Hl^*<4 «. 
 
 II. fre(iuency of death. M<U||-cft HtfT/.-VTH/-Fm^ «. 
 3I0HTALLT, at/r. T. A. 2. THTir ^HT '/eci. ITT'T {)^^l rfecZ. 
 
 5 TUW^HT decl. arfrl^W. [*c^r! «. 
 
 3l0KTAK, «. pounding vessel. ^I^f w. vJijC^/- fTTTw. <||^)Hn. 
 Large m. usually fixed ia the ground. 3^r55 ». 
 Pestle and m. ^mH^T m. ^t^^rTT m. 
 Prepared by rubbing in a m. ^^^, ^1^. 
 iRubbing in a m. ^^ m. 
 Stone-m. ^T^ n. wi^rf^ «. 
 To rub in a m. ^c^, tJiduj. 
 
 2 (esp. for levigating medicaments). ITH^ m. TT'H'Jf/*. 
 
 3 ( for grinding snuff, bhiing, &c. ). ^t\ f. «P^ m. ^- 
 ^ m. jf?TT m. 
 4, cement of lime, Sfc. v. Lime. +,Mlt(f^c5| ^nn m. ^^TT- 
 
 5 bomb-gun. JTSfRT w. 'H^l<* /• «. 'TS'ftoS /. 
 MOKT BE CHIES, «. cholera, nh^f. !TO5/. <TT5S^/. ^off- 
 
 3I0BT0ACIE, n. dead pledge, q^m %^^?|ft ^PftT /. ^*TF?TT- 
 
 ftT m. fS?5|Tfar M. 
 
 In m. 'i^iuiq-i^ T^Iui^'TI'y. 
 To MoRTOAOE, ». a. /jZer/^e. n^nir '^Jpt, T^m^^tW-T^SR- 
 
 %^, 3TTtfl+<U| ». ^T^t y. ofo. [?irr. 
 
 M0BTGAQED,|J. T. V. T^M ^<(?^rtl, T^T<Jiqf«?t^ %^r^?5T,3Tr^- 
 MoETGAQEE, «. person to tchom an estate is mortgaged. *IST- 
 
 "T ^RT, anf^^T^, srrffelVTT^, ^TW^TPft. 
 HoBTOAGER, n. V. V. n^%?onTT, I^IUN-Oy S^OTHT, 3TT- 
 
 MoBTiFEROua, a. v. Deadly. MI^IVM^P, :Tmi7I'FT, Hf^ ? ^ . 
 SIoETiFiCATiON, n. T. V. A.— ac<. ^T^JTot «. &c.— state. %- 
 ?T^ qrr^ M. %rFrRT5j «». ^>ftftrf^^n »«. 
 
 2 HHwf n. ^H^ n. ^H m. 
 
 3 ^3^ M. ^ ». SIR ». ^nnR ri. 
 
 650 Mos; 
 
 »t^rT «. 3rTf*nTnT^?r «. 5^^^^ «. — «<(i<e. qPTd'lI'J W. 
 
 PTRVPT m. "Pf^rft/. HT^fTfJT /. 'h'^T^ m. ^zru^ f. 
 
 V. V. '^.— state. %?RmTV »». <^r«<HHm »». Ht^T^IH m. 
 
 irf'ErTffNT't) »». 
 
 3 vftT m. V. %, ?PT n. a^iqqf /. ^H^ n. 
 Mortified, /j. v. V. A. 1. H5^%?yT &c. 
 
 8 — lust or appetite, ^f^, ?fiTrr,^'rfHrf,^5ft?irT— person. 
 rdrif^T, f^T^ilrftH, jft^l-^ll, f^^, ^trTpm, ^^rWH, ^- 
 a*^^, 'Ei'Trif^^,f^i!nT'TTT^5^. Some terms, epithets, &;. 
 for a mortified person are, ^TT'ft, 'ft^TPft pop. "ft^n^, 
 
 ^, irnmKgw, sr^ufHTmr, ?^Ffr,H^mt,>TTnT5!iT?^,?rT-.5[iT- 
 
 To Mortify, v. a. destroy the vitality of. ^TS^, ^sn^wf , %- 
 ?r?q^3[I »».-^^»lM|^j».-»vftf^H'1l?I>».-&c. qj^, %rF?T H. 
 T? 1>Tot, [&c. ^ot g. of. 0. 
 
 2 destroy the active power of. HK^t, ^PTT «.-^*r »».- 
 
 3 subdue, reduce, restrain, Sfc. — the body, a lust, Ac, 
 
 ffflt, vITcS'lf, HKui, v5ft^ »J. vfToEwf-^ToE^ot, 5^3H »>.-^^ /«. 
 
 -^ OT.-&C. !}^, f^ «. jP^. I^^tif-W?! JR#, fl^^T^JTrt. 
 -^^^^TTTT^rq' WI.-&C. ^fjf. 
 
 4 abase, vex^ depress, tj'c. v. To Hcmble. ^TPI^, "TT- 
 "I^flKf wt.-^»ft3/.-'?5l^?ft /.-*TT^'Tn WJ.-&C. q^ g. of 
 0. STHF «.-KR/. ^r# ^ETOT or S^ft^^. 0/0. ^l^ qr- 
 
 ^T^rnr f5K^, ar^ft^^ ^"^f, "F^fW =R^. 
 
 lb MoBTiFY, V. n. die, gangrene.^ lose vitality, ^e. HT^, f^• 
 S^r, 'Jftf^ n.-&c. 3TM y. 0/ s. HRRT^ «».-^d'(H11!T »i.- 
 «ftr<IH^f^ ?n.-&c.^ ^. o/"«. 
 
 2 Zo«e active poicer. »lf^, ^H j».-^*R n. i^t'jf y. o/" *, 
 
 3 practise religious austerities, vft^ m. q'Jr,"l'?P'T «. q- 
 
 MoBTiFYiNO,/). a. T. V. A. 4. and Huiibling. TM^'fTT^^- 
 Mortise, «. cwi <o receive a tenon. ^^ ^ «• 'ff^ ». ^ »J. 
 
 /. #5T55Tw. #srJT/ »n. ^^r^rift/^^/ 
 
 3b MoBTisE, V. a. join by a mortise. ^oBTTft or ^f. ^^- 
 
 MoBTMAKf, «. possession without power of alienation. STsq 
 
 *ftn in. 34«-44|^1 HITI «». 
 Mortuary, a. belonging to the burial of the dead. HdmrO^I, 
 
 MoHUNGA, M. — hyperanthera or guilandina. ^^nToJ'^in^W 
 
 Tr»R »7». n^ w. ;iff>Tr3p=f or ^tHf^r^ »». Rt^ ?». 
 MoRCNGY-BooT, fl. ^^nn^-&c. ^3 n. ^itTTSUT ^ n. fim- 
 
 'RH ». 
 Mosaic, a. — worl, Ac. 'sfttrfl', MNvfi, f^R^ ^WRT^. 
 Mosque, n. 5R^a[ or »T?ft^/. ^TTTT m. 
 
 Sweeper of a m. K^T^. 
 Mosquito. See Mcsquito. 
 Moss, n. frara n. ?t^Tc5 m. These words answer also foir 
 
 the green mosslike substance which grows on the 
 
 surface of stagnant water. 
 
 To be covered with m. ^T^R^j-, 
 
MOT 
 
 B51 
 
 MOTT 
 
 Moss GBowK, Mosses, IMosst, a. ocergrotcn, ifc. with tnott. 
 
 SIosT, a. eoniitting of the grealext number, ^^d'tii,.') ?f^, ^- 
 
 For the m. part. <PR^5?T, •IJ-i+.eK'l, ^X^'.^ m^fi'; j 
 JrosT, adv. in the grealett degree. «T^, "FIT, 3T^, anfrfTW, j 
 
 3l05T, n. ffreatest number or fart. •(JH'+ icith a noun, HIR- 
 ^re?r tcilh a noun. [tTK ^ m. 
 
 2 grealett degree or qnantitg. H<i*fyi/ J'tPTT^T m. g'- 
 At m. At the m. fR gTc5T ( decl. ) JR, <pR ^sSTC^ferf.) j 
 
 "hloiTLY., adv. /or the greatest part, chiefly. H>H+*,H, '^§^- . 
 
 JfOTE, n. tmall particle. 31^ m. ^pj\ m. ^foTFT/. Sl^X^ «i/. 
 The motes in a sunbeam. 3^^^ m. pi. aiwjiuMlrf «. 
 Moth, n. — the insect. <T?rn m. rRR »«. ftTM «. 
 2 ( of books and cloth ). WBXf. 
 
 ^IOTH-EATE5, a. SPHT rfl'I^r^F, «»>*<<«lf4r?l, **J<<?I1<5. 
 
 MorHEB, n. anf /. m^f. m/. *TT^/. 3niT/. ^H^ft/. *m 
 ( in comp. as m's. family, »iij^ri, HIH'IN, &c. ) — in 
 respect, ^\ff>^ pop. MMI'»ft or *nH>ift/. *<Hrf| or HR- 
 
 Bom of a different m. f^T^fRT, yH-^fl^*, STO^T^, j 
 Foster m. JMHIHl/. j 
 
 Ha]f-m., stcp-m. «I><H3<|| /. wwynii/. [Ifn. />i. [ 
 M. and father. yui|*tl1 m. ^. 3TTf^<T ». ^. HT?TTf^- j 
 Mother's house ( of a married girl ). ^\^ n. »n^- i 
 ^n. »Tn^ «.— Married girl living in it. JTT^T^^/. , 
 W^T^mftT/.— Living in it of do. »II^<iJl« m. j 
 
 O mother earth receive me into thy bosom. ^ nm i 
 
 2 • woman hating children. ^*<^l<ift/. t^^'l^O"! /• ^TT- I 
 
 3 ( in vinegar. Sic. ). ^ «i. f■^<^li.\ m. [ ^fjl*. ' 
 '•roTHEK, a. Ro/ire. 3<i»HI, ^iWNi, '^T'HT^, »9mr^, ?TT- [ 
 
 ; OTHEm-uf-LAW, n. W^J- '^'([/•HTJfr/. (c.i. wife's mother.) 
 
 Father of m. 3rr5wreTT m. 
 
 Mother of m. 5RT^Wiq;/. 
 
 M. of one's son or daughter. f%^^ /. 
 " ToTnis or pxikl, n. m^ fill/. w*bi«f|7 m. HSBmim. 
 ■'ornEK-io.torE, It. 3lf»l<t "it^/. ^'ir<T lir:^/. 3I»*t. ij 
 TIWl/. ^^ifflMI^l/. j- 
 
 'OTHERHOOD, «. aTTf^Tm M. MMr^ M. I 
 
 ! ornniLEas, «. o/ irAom the mother u dead. 3TTf<TtT^, *nT- 
 
 MoTBnai5Eas, n. r. A. 2. Hii-^M"! «. ^\iA^^\ m. j 
 
 MOTHZBLT, «. belonging to a mother. Wlf'^T, Al^'v(lfit^- j 
 
 2 becoming a mother, tender, parental. WIHM^I^ m4¥S\' 
 
 M. old woman, 'mpnr/. «l/'<t <w wr^^^t/. 
 MoTBcnT, Oi/p. /!<(« a mother. 5m(«rT^ rffW. anifivft, 
 
 ^ii^f/^, «i^«(m<^ 
 
 j Motion, «. — as opposed to rest. Vifr^f. ^T??/. 'WT «. ^- 
 
 j M. of a machine. %55 m. [ T^f. 
 
 I To set or put in m. ^IrilW ??I^, -^Iflfll or xjn^^ «f- 
 
 2 animal life and action. ^^^^^^ pop, t(ai(il<(otU| «. ^- 
 
 8 gesture, ^-c. v. ACTIOX. STT^^T w. 3Ttft^%^/. 
 
 4 agitation, intestine action. 13*J3/. Tc^ilc^/. ^4«I5/- ^- 
 
 I 5 feeling or thought arising, impulse, vu^ m. ^RHT/- »r- 
 
 6 proposal made. ^TT^r STf^Tsn^ «. ^^f^P^rST STf^TSTRw. 
 j ^evi'^risq^^rf. «f,l4^j^*PHI1"T «. ^^qri^^TRr w. 
 i 7 — in medicine ; stool, srras m. ^ m. 
 ; To Motion, v. n. make a gesture. ^ /-^^IRH/.-^^jRT m. 
 I -&c. !RWf. 
 
 Motionless, o. ^sif^ or s, ft^, ^5«r, 3r«R5, ^%^, ar- 
 
 Motive, o. causing motion, t. SIoveb. '^t?!^, SRrfsp, q%- 
 Motive, n. /Ao/ ft'AicA incites to action. ^JRUI n. ^ m. fir- 
 
 f^ M. sfffrTfJTfHrT n. ^tf^f. SK#P n. ^qv^^ n. g%T- 
 
 ?T «. SPTT^I^ n. 
 Eelation between the ra. ( or efficient ) and the 
 
 ivork ( or effect proposed ). ipfr?^ sjq'nJT^iTR ««. 
 MOTLET, a. composed of different colors. vHH«h<*fl', S^Oft, 
 
 2 composed of different Icinds.^ Sfe. T. Meblt. H^ftfloft- 
 
 5Iotob Motoby. See Moteb. 
 
 Motto, n. sentence or phrase — as on a signet, prefi-xed to 
 Ka essay, Ac. Rxiinn/. 5^[Tf^«FRftt? TT^T w.-^^ m. 
 52p«^ ♦». 
 Mould, ». concretion from damp. JT^ft or ^/. gr^r w. J'TT 
 m. %5T1(ft/. ^'ft/. f^ffft/. 
 
 A shooting or thread of m. ^J^CJ^ n. 
 White m. fr/ nftf. 
 
 2 MrM, V. Son.. iTT?ft/. 
 Black m. f^f. ^r^f^/. W[^f(n^f. 
 
 3 matrix. ?Tf«rT m. ^/. aiiiufl/- 
 
 4 caMl.,fgure, v. Form. »ToB m. «TR m. Jtw w. T?t/. 
 Of the same m. Jjrfl-«ri. [l^fWlfiufi, 
 
 2b Moold, r. «. «ai<f mouldg. 5T^/.-&c. arntof-^W^, 
 2 fashion, moke, v. To Fobm. «T?^,^3E^, ^T^, 3fl<of, 
 ^trwof, VU •«. MWii, 3nVR m. ^. 
 I To m. to ones wishes or will. TT?^, Midciui, 
 
 i 3 T. To Knead. HStir, fM^f, ws^. 
 j To IkfoCLD, p. ». ^«/ mouldy. yTIof, J^^^i J^fllfuj, JTH^- 
 
 2— as melons, Ac. contract black m. ^jvf55of. 
 j, ifOCLDED. p. V. V. A. 2. «flJ??5T, *i*^Pir, W^R f^P^I, Ac. 
 It 3 Htti^fil, wf^, [**>HUIKI, Ac. 
 
 MorLi)»,n. MouLDiiro, /). a. t. V. A. 2. mniRT, T^RTRT, 
 
 11 To MocLSEB, r. fi. turn to duit, erumlle away. QT^, %^, 
 
uov 
 
 552 
 
 MOtX 
 
 »!.-qoS/.-&c. ^^ J. of s. 
 
 2 dwindle away, waste aicai/, SfTtff, rll^HI3^, ^^, ?^ 
 j».-&c. ^5( ^. 0/ s. 
 3IouLriSE3S, «. V. A. 1. and Mouxd. ^^^T^TT >».5^%OT- 
 orr m. &(: ^rft or f%pft/. 
 
 2 ^sjJrqTJTT »>. ?lT'B?'^r m. &c. 
 
 I. — as appearing in fine Lairs or lines. «H"j« »». 
 ]\IouLi)i:sa, «. T. V. A. 2.— act. ^^ n. spre^ «. fjs^g^a. 
 &c. ^fV^f. 
 
 3 iraui^ n. &c. iranift/. H^r «. 
 
 I. — in architecture, fp^^/ ^fv'ltn w. 
 MouLDT, a. orerjroicn tcith mould. gT?TT or ^<tll, §T^^c?T, 
 +H«rl«l, 5^^ '^^rlT, Ac. 5^^"l^, 5T^t5T. 
 
 To become m. v. To Mould. %5reT«rot, »<<<iu(. 
 2 — of smells. ^«l^, ^^^ or ^^, 'ffPTS, 7«R. 
 To smell m. ^^^, 
 To MocLT, V. n. shed or cast the Jeatliers, hair, ^'c. fw n. 
 jil.-m m.j)l.-^^ m.pl-&c. giof ff. of s. <?T»».-fT^ n. pl.-&c. 
 
 3IouLTiN-a, «. V. N.— act. TWTI'ift/. M^TT^'^/. 'KTcloft/. 
 
 5rTf%^?7nrr m. or q-rPT «. 
 2b MouKcu. See To Mcxcu. 
 MouKD, MouST, w. raised bank, v. Baxk. sffq- «j. siftTOT ». 
 
 sJ^TTT m. tnmJTT »». tIKmT m. tT'^r »». frT?5/. ^T^IT m. 
 
 2 eminence, ^-c. v. Hill, Hillock, sfnft/. ^^/. C^- 
 
 1 n. TkT\ m. ^ ?». ^^f. 3^ri «. 
 
 2b MouST, V. n. rise on high.^ ascend. 3^, ^ 3n^, g^ 
 
 2 ^e< on horselack, S,c. xf^df, 3?T€?'jf, ^^TK or ^^TR ^, 
 3TTfr^n.-3^5Rt^0T«..&c. %X^, 
 
 3 See To Amount. 
 
 To MouKT, V. a. lift on high, v. To EiisE. ^jcfof, j^j ^^^ 
 
 2 (a horse, hill, &c.) rf/wt, ascend, '^^-'^^s^ iRfSr t«V7t 
 ^ 0/ 0. 3TKl^m.-3n^t^«.-&c. ?5^ t«M 5R o/"o, 3^1^- 
 
 3 place on horselacTc, furnish tcith a steed. ^4<i^^ ^^K 
 or ^K q^, sre^of, qr:jr»i.-&c. ^, 3TT^ ^^(rf. 
 
 4 (guard) qr^w. qE^of, qTf =?TT5R ^m . 
 ij (a map, Ac.) ?5T q^/. SRT^, 
 
 G (a gem) qpf^fFf si^^ot. 
 MOL-KTAIN, «. /n?^ stnTm. q^M. q^jOT. flfTiw. ?fn»>. l^rSOT. 
 
 Crest or brow of a m.TTT*TTm. f^T^Tn.qRTTT*ir»».?n^^?OT. 
 Country at the foot of a m. Hol^fRm. 
 Face of a m. 3THg'oin. 
 Toot of a m. FfSt^TRw. 
 
 Pass over a m. ^]Zm. [m. ^fJT'^w. 
 
 Eange of mountains. ^]Zm. q^frTpi. ^aq ^ Ht/t. ^rf^ 
 Eidge of a m. ^?:JrrMT»». ^Z^f[f. 
 The seven great ranges of mountains in India arc, 
 V^% lt«n^, R^Tf^, i^f^^lf^, ^TTtff^, ^^,qTft- 
 
 To make a m. of a mole hill. <jii-m ipi);i. q;^, n^^i 
 
 qifri»i. sRor, qrr^srr spT?55T?n. ^proi, q^fr^ <pt^». ^pt^. 
 
 3rou>-TAKf, fl. lelonging, ^'c. to a m. iFRT^T, qq^T^T, &C. 
 
 stirfr, q5nft^,lir»^, q^fl'^itft, &c. 
 
 MOUSTAIXEEB, n. highlander. q^T^, 3?»rtt, q^lii||,5W='TT, 
 
 5r*n:^, q«id1«4TiV<(. 
 jrouxTAiKous, a. hilly. iT'i<t, ifnrrar, imra, ifiT^, q^, 
 
 2 See Laege. 
 MouMEBASK, n. quacJc, charlatan, ignorant pretender to me- 
 dicine. slfifr^?T,^n^§?T, srrqt^Tl^T, Hiq^rtioiqRr i<T, 
 
 Hiy-m'iltnTrqT'^, sjTft t?T, q^T ^, 5«f«<r^<iMIH ^. 
 
 2 See Pkexesdeb. 
 Mounted, p. v. V. N. 2. ^?^^, ?nrR or ^R, arn^. 
 
 V. V. A. 2. ?r^TT %%«5T-«l'irtl, 3TT5:5. 
 MouNTiNo, n. V. V. N. \.~act. ^<jf«. ^^ ^nrffw. 3TK1^k. 
 
 2 ^i^M. amt^wj. STRTf'^n. SHRtfTrt. afTf5R"T^t7rM. 
 V. V. A. 2. 3TRtf»». 3TR"ffTJT«. 3T5RTflln. 
 
 3 ^^\K qRutw. «Rnr^». Ac. arr^^t^^TM. 
 
 I. ornament mounted, v. Ohnajiext. ItM?IT»». 
 
 End piece of the m. of a sword scabbard. d^HP- H. 
 To MouBN, V. n. sorrow, grieve. ^J^, %'-^n.-%Zm.-s]^j^ f 
 -T/.-&C. !R0t, |:(frfrT-&C. 3Rm. 
 2 (for a dead person) tcear the halit ofsorroio. ^^\h^ 
 
 To SfouEN, V. a. deplore.^ bewail.^ regret, v. To Lament. 
 Tl^t, |;^m.-%^«.-;n^PM.-&c. q;^iit-«?ToEn<iif-«M5'r 5. of 0. 
 
 MOUHNEB, n. MOUBNING, /I. O. V. T. X. 1. rsWRT, |*.?jT ^- 
 "JTRT, ^^ qnTlTRT, %^, %^, ?it^. 
 
 2 §rtqJt^«r %'nRT-%rf^?5T, &C. f ?T^. 
 
 MouENFUL, ». — of persons, v. Sobeowfci.. %5T, %<^, ^r- 
 
 2— of eTents, appearances, &c. v. CAtAMiTOrs, La- 
 mentable. 5:??^FR^,|^nT5, 1'.'JTTSrf , %^^5p,%BpT5,J!l>5«T. 
 
 3 expressing sorrotv, betokening grief. ^ ST^tTTRT, 
 
 ^^'^T %^^^, %?^>^^, 3T^*ng55p-55{^-fnq^. 
 
 4 — of sounds; dolorous, piteous. TiqiT, 7I«rT, ^l^hotHquni, 
 <M'+,«r)q|un, f«^.rt«(|u|| or uft, qif^^TTT or oft_ 
 MocENFULLT, adc. V. A. |:??nir ''TT^rf^-IJft^, TS% ^TTc^'^, 
 
 ^^, 5-^, %?J5^, %^^5Rrf#^. 
 
 MOUBNFULNESS. See SOBBOW. 
 
 MouBNiNo, n. T. V. N". l.—and Soeeow. |:^ n. %^ »». ^^ 
 q; ?». Ti/. ^/. ^^ n. ^r^«. 
 
 I. /Ae dress of mourners. ^rT^tqt^^"! n. f^d+I^T m. JR- 
 fft^%T!f Bj. 3T^«nfvT<^^«r m. yt^ ^-^-h^ l »». The Hindus 
 express mourning by leaying oiF the turban, sandals, 
 robes, &c. 
 Mouse, w. t. Bat. g^ m. Pli+rird'^ »i. »J5^ m. There 
 is no word in common use for a mouse as distinguished 
 from a rat. 
 Still as a m. f^cq f?TrT €r *T7rT, 
 
F 
 
 MOU" 
 
 653 
 
 Kor 
 
 3IoP8E-TaAP, «. ^r<^<MI or ^^om ?n<?«ET m. 3^TT^ f^^lft/". 
 
 ^louTH, »i. «Tri ». H^ «. ^^ «. STTPT «. jj n. aJHH «. ^- 
 
 ^5T n. — contemptuously, v. Face, Mvzzle. ifl+IS «• 
 
 I »<7+lll tn. Hti^Ms «. 5?T^ ». STT «. riisi-^ ^f- — 
 
 mm corresponding to mill, ^nditu/ machine, S[c. ^s^ n. ^- 
 ^ft on m. ^<<iJfi/. ^T^ m. ^T^ w. 
 H^ A toothless m. «f)4* n. 
 B By word of m. nTTsrapft, 5^vJ4|h1, atTSHT^, ^- 
 ' Conducted by word of m. f^u-^r, w^^Jr^T^ft^, ats^- 
 
 Comers of the m. ^^[i^f-ji. 
 
 Dryness or parcfaedness of the m. ^?fw »». 
 
 From m. to m. — a report. *n7fil'{t, ♦"ll^+'^rf lit. 
 from e*r to car. [H1H<^. 
 
 In CTcry body's m. ?mmrff,?T^m#, «*}«?! «fCf, f^»^- 
 
 M. ( i. e. person ) requiring to be fed. ^Mrfl* «• 
 
 Boof of the m. ^ra/. 7T^ n. [Ac. ) g^T'W', 
 
 Slime at the comer of the m. (from much speaking, 
 
 Stopping the m. of HTW^/. ^mfrV m. ^I^T m. 
 
 !niat Htcs from hand to m. JrM-HM^ft. 
 
 "Washing the m. ( after meaU &c. ). iJ^MI^H «. ^^ 
 ffSJiMI-4H n. [m. f. ^oS^w. 
 
 Water taken to rinse the m. 'jo&un »». 'wwft /. ^ 
 
 W»ter rising in the m. »R^ or IT^t/ 'R'/' 
 
 To affect the m. mi n. %vf. 
 
 To beat the m. with the back of the hand, — in sign 
 of distress, ^i^f. m^-?t*<ii, i^ n. ^, ^ m.-fim»IT 
 *i-5[WHf w.-ii^Hr^ w.-tNvI?^ or qN-d'<»H «.-qJi{%^ 
 q^^^ ».-3T^^^T^ n. ^^. 
 
 To be down in the m. »?ft ♦i.-^«i'V/.-&c. ^r\Ki\ g. oj 
 *. HIM«ft«l*ll<^-TI'n^l<'sMI*)I'i^ ?Tfj «. ^r»f or i^ milk 
 f.of: 
 
 To be in exery body's m. 'ii^Hof. 
 
 To become sore, — the m. rffis n. «r^. 
 
 To bring on a sore m, ( through mercury, &e. ). afl 
 ». !»ll«IOJ-^. [?5T9! /. m|<1U|. 
 
 To haro one's m. watering for. •^iRr ^]tj(\ n. 5^, 
 
 To lock up the m. mrw »<Y«/. RT?!ot. 
 
 To make mouths at, t.To Mimic, ntv «. f%^^, 
 ft^r^T or ^Tr=^/. p/.-Ac. ^RW«t. 
 
 To open one's m. to speak, jftl n. ?JIfvf_ 
 
 To run at the m. ftT^. 
 
 To sit with the open m. of ezpcct«tioa. 3TT fT^ or 
 
 To stop the m. of ( by bribe ). jff? n. ^qvf. 
 
 To strike acrosa the m, ifrlTfT Tnw, RB^OT or R»{- 
 
 To waff the m. at. jfti n. ^n^, 
 
 2 apertitm, oriflcf. WTl a. n^ ». |[rT ». 
 
 3 ( of a riTer ). r«t ». 
 
 Ti MocTB, V. «. s^mJ; *eUk a loud, mfetted, pompout toiet. 
 
 AwT 3iwi3i4ft^i%-3n4wTr't-4c. 'Jtt!^, *ntiyi^^ ^(^^ 
 
 To Mouth, v. a. utter pompovsly, affectedly, ^-c. |t»M-^- 
 
 2 ^WfKi tn <ie mouth. ^TT^. 
 8 »eMrc lii/A </«e mouth. rffstcT tTTof . 
 4 V. To Mock. %tt^, ?SPsmt/.- i)-l l ^ T7 ft /.-&c. ^m^af. 
 MouTH-FEraxD, «. a friend only in profestion. '^%\^\ pT^, 
 
 MouTH-ruL, n. ^mpop. WHT or ^H «. ^F^H ^;>. Jp^3 w. 
 Huge m. ( esp. of parched grain or dry food ). qt- 
 
 ^m\ m. <^-T<iiT »». «ri+yft/. ^y^Ft^ «. 
 
 Mere m. mfi rfN^'l ». 
 
 M. of liquid taken to spit out. Hoioir «. 'Wuft/. 
 M. of boiled rice. 3^/. [ qTH m. 
 
 M. put aside as an offering to avert an evil eye. ^- 
 MouTH-HOXOR, n. holloio civility. ?^xfr a^nj^ «,. ats^r ^. 
 
 ^*TPT CT-^dufl 3n^ m. 
 MocTH- PIECE, «. ( of a wind instrument, &c. ). f^T»^lost/. 
 PtTTwft or fw^/. Weft/. ft<f>|uft/. 'JT^ or qli^ n. 
 2 ^<r^-*(ffl-«(l-&c. ^c*uiKi. 
 JfouTHED, p. and a. v. V. A. 1. litOTT STT^ ^ISHT, &c. 
 I. furni»hed with a mouth. ^TTT^, «Tt^ ( in comp. ), <?r- 
 IT ( in comp. ). 
 Movable, a. v. V. not stationary. MlrtNr-HW*ll*4l^'ir-Hr- 
 
 M. and immovable. tlrfMrf, ^il-m. 
 MovABLKXKSs, u. V. A. "^THR «». ''WTT^ m. ^^^^l^^^f. 
 
 Movables, n. yoo<f* not fixed, chattiU. Z-AFA^HT^ m. fSr^'Y 
 /. ^TfJT^/ 'sfrinT^/. Jnt^HrTT/. ^n^«T n. ^?3I^ »»./. 
 
 2b Move, r. a. /w/ in wo/ioH, catite to change place or poi- 
 
 Ac. qjT^, ^rra /.-nfiiT /.-Ac. ^, wHldi «.-*mH «.-&c. 
 
 2 ^ir« impulte to. «t*H«f, ?TTHT^, ??T^, IToSot, ?TW- 
 
 3 Oilcanee, recommend, fjc. v. To l^BOPOSE. SJ w.-ft'^R 
 m.^J.-kc. VWi\s- "Jo- »<t*<<lM'^ I O m.-^^fwrtrWR 
 
 4 influence, induce., lead, pertuade.M^^v^^ HM*I«J, ^JisO'i, 
 
 -Ac. ^T'i, w»/-'*n«T OT.^c. f^nm t«. con. 
 
 5 touch pathetically, excite Jcdiny in, v. To AFFECT, qr- 
 
 frrrJt, ^qf^, >maqi*T, TFT m.-**ttii iw.-^anns/-^^ 
 m.-Ac. cRmwr, 
 
 6;>i// la/o commotion, excite tumult .,agilate; (J'c. 'I4*ll<|uf, 
 
 •WinquJ, ??tHq^, n;?v?/.-nm /.-imr^/.- ^th m.- 
 
 *VllfilH m.-Ac. *T^. 
 
 7 provoke, Sfe. T. To Asan. ^W^ot, %w3^. 
 Jb Slore, r. n. Ae in motion. |n?^ or ^3j5t or ^^, ^??5f ^ 
 f*^, ^^Sot, <re*^, '^T<9?n-'^l'J;n^Tfqf^-Ac. 3T^. 
 
MTC 
 
 654 
 
 JruD 
 
 To m. aside, make way, leave room. <PT^, "15^^ fnilr, 
 
 2 yield on impuUe, Ife. Hir, go. ^pj^, ^SRwf, fTT^, H- 
 
 3 proceed, pass, icalk., go. ^TwJf, ^JIT''f , F-MrtifK n.-^iTT- 
 STt?TT n.-&c. ^^ or ^M JfJiA g. of s. 
 
 4 Ziaii? vital action. ■^rfHHrfHi'op. ^oSnpioJtJr n.-^lrHlp^/.- 
 ^^/.-&c. ara^, %^''f. [^Irf*(ui. 
 
 To begin to m. ( stir, work, act, &c. ). ^MVN m. pi. 
 
 5 about ; stir, turn. fpt^T, fPT^, ^lrf"j|, ^iauiT^r5«ii, 
 
 6 change residence, q^ «.-^*TR «.-?vioE».-&c. «l<^irl>Ji, ?4TT- 
 
 :Tt?n; «.-r<T?5ffn: «.-|.i^m< «.-<(i'Hirii. n.-&c. ^prwf. 
 
 To move out in preparation for a journey. sr?VTPT«.- 
 
 SIovE, n. — at cliess, &c. 5T5 m. ^ «. ^Tsft/. 
 
 3I0TED, /). V. V. A. 1. ^w^rfrtl, ^ia«I?.3I, &c. ?«ffliHRa, 
 
 2 +i<^i=it^rir, wT^^n^r^?^, ■Hiwai, &c. xiiawi %praT, ?rT- 
 5 mti<«<rtrn , ^? 3Tiui^rii, &c. ?T3n^, ^^f^?r. 
 
 To be m. ?[qT/.-&c. ^, 5^, "TT^TOif. 
 
 Moveless. See Firm. 
 
 Movement, Move, n. v. V.N.I. 5. ^irfuf n. ^x^ n. ftRjfffn. 
 ^aijf n. &c. =;tT?5/. ifH/. r<THraT «. 'PTR^OT. ?«l«5ffR 
 51. ^iT^J^ «». 
 
 IMilitary movements. «p^f?f or ^yi 
 That is on the m. TTiit^^, iH^iTK, f^fflftj, 'EfT. 
 MovEE, n. Mo\nsa,p. a. t. V. A. 1. ^r^^uriTT, ^IS«)U|KI, 
 
 Ac. ^ifRtrtT *<.<iuiKi, ?rrw. 
 
 Secret m. 3i<i<g<0. 
 
 2 ^«f>WU|RT, ttKuiKI, &c. -Mir**, ^TK'F. 
 
 3 gr *I«''IRT, &c. *rf"»!riM*ym*. 
 
 5 and Pathetic. ^ ailuiuiKI, &c. 4,.^.ii|M^^, ^^- 
 FTT^, •»><'«IIH<, ^RIOT, ^^'T^^PF, ^^^W, f^rl^H*, f^- 
 
 v. V. N. 1. ^IflUIKI, =qTr50nTr, &C. ^cll, ^flHTTT, f^^rTT, 
 
 2 t(lrlUIKI, &C. ^I«r(T, H^tIhM. 
 
 3 -m^uiKI, &c. -"Nirtrii, TW^'Frlt, &c. mt( ( in comp. as, 
 31l*|SIHlO, H<^-Hi^, &c. ). 
 
 MovI^'OLT, ado. v. A. 5. +'buil<)^«l decl. ^^^OT r7<frf. Ac. 
 3I0W, w. y. Rick, Stack, f^/. 71?ft/. T25f n. ^^m «. 
 
 M. oijawdri ( holcus sorghum ). ^^rr w. 
 To Mow, ». a. cM^ *l4u(. The Marathas have no implement 
 
 like a scythe, but cut their grass, Ac. with an \j3S[ or 
 
 sickle. 
 
 2 down ; destroy in great numbers, t. To Kill. ^tTW/. 
 
 -a^Jtui, +mi*i<fl/.-*i'ii+ifl/.-&e. ?Tor. 
 
 ^b Mow-BCBN, V. n. heat and ferment in the moto. gft /.- 
 
 &C. •j«(ul. 
 
 Mrcq, o. ^eo< Jrt quantity^ amount, ^c.\. Exubeeaot.^^JH, 
 
 «PTT, 55^?; or 3, *nft, ^, *4*|r*+ or ^, «l^, :i^, j- 
 
 PF7, ^nrr, 5Tr^, PihM. 
 
 As m. as. dpI^T, f^rl^.r correl. witb %^^ & frm^ So 
 much. [iiHiiiRiui. 
 
 How m. f^rft, %^TT, r*fi-+i, f+.'fl>?>, ^^^, fTT!^, fK- 
 
 Just so m. frT^?rr. 
 
 So m. IfrHFT, '^^^ rr^, ^^. 
 
 To make m.of, esteem highly. 3T^-?^?T KPHJif. 2careii, 
 treat tenderly. 31rilrf+l/. 'FT't y- o/'o. 
 Much, a</y. m a great degree, si^, <PR, je^fn^ or 3, Trft. 
 
 As m. as. f^PTTrT, correl. with frlHMr), fTN'HIM, ?fT^. 
 
 As m. as, quantum tantitm. ^NHHI^^. [&«•)• 
 
 How m. r*'im,n*i'4H (in comp. as f%^FPT^, f+<45?, 
 Much, n. a great quantity, t. Abusdaxce, ExcBEnA>CE. ?- 
 
 MucitAGE, n.— of vegetables. ^^ «». f%nr<hF/. SRT ?». 
 
 2 — of the joints and articulations. ^7? m. 
 MijOilagi>'ous, a. t. N. 1. slimy, ^'c. v. Viscous. r«j<f,<Ji^ 
 
 f^PRT, f^'frRl<tflH , ^PFToI, f^*Far, f^PfTaTT. 
 MuCILAGIKOUSIvESS, «. T. A. f^^FTTTT/. ^^=<^p/. 
 
 Muck, n. iuwj', Sfcfor manure, \. Maxube. ?^or ^t?! m.n. 
 Heap or mass of m. ^fHt n. 
 
 2 mire, filth, mud, dirt. \^tf ^w. ^/. ^f^/. W^n. 
 
 ^^f. \^f. ^/- ^T^rra n. mr m. f%r^^ »». ^f^ ?». 
 
 3 *;o/), »»e««, ^'c. ^TT/- ^HT n. r(-^|J( «. TT5/. TRT w. 
 
 MuCK-HEAP, MUCK-HILI, «. ST^ »». [w. ^fjl^m. 
 
 MuCK-swEAT, «. profuse sweat. jftST ^PT »». ^nw^j^^TT ^*T 
 To be in a m. ^\H\^m ^^fVU f.pl.-'^]W[^ 'Tmim. sinoi, 
 MuCK-wOEM, «. 7l?rf%IT m. ^^nf^m. 
 MccKi>'ESs, «. V. A. f^^T^f. B)'N>l/. fxiir^/. Tn/. 
 ^ OT. ^/. =Er^/. ^^Ti/. ^/. 
 
 McCKT, a. covered with muck;filthy, dirty, Sfc. f^sf^fN, 
 
 ^^, ^^, "^<(l^r, ^^r^t^, R<')'^i-«ii, TTTfhrr, &c. 
 Mucous, a. slimy, Sfc. y. Viscous. Rl+ur^ fjj+f^+nH. 
 
 2 secreting a slimy sulstance. +.<nf^Ht5 +IUIK!, ♦*lf^*1- 
 
 Mucus, «. viscid fluid secreted ly a memlrane. JT^^ m.n.pop. 
 
 M. of the nose, ^f^ m. ^'q or ft^r/. 
 M. of the throat. «Ji^ m. 
 M. of the bowels, arf^/. 3TPT ot. tist or ^nf. 
 M. of the eye. ^^ m. 
 Mud, «. ^^f5 «*•• ^T5/. ?T5T «. ^ m. \i(Zf. ^f. TR w. 
 sp^ m. ?^ «». 
 
 Chaps in the feet from treading in m.f^^r^f.pl. — 
 To be affected with them. f^?5^. 
 Mass of m.^/. »». 
 
 Thick and clammy m. Pj*-!! m. [jjftST/ ^^, 
 
 To play in the m. ft?^r! w. ^foEot, TTS/. ^cE't, «nF- 
 2 «r*«erf antf trampled earth for mortar. ttkT ?». 
 Mun-wAX,!,, n. *nrft^ fT?T/- JP^ r»T?T/ 
 To Mud, To Mudlm, v. a. makefouUr turbid. iT?SEvr. ^- 
 
i 
 
 -Mua 
 
 5E^, l^riUi, TT^^SPSf or -"IKI*)"!, ^*l^, <*-«(»1*^, ^^^3^, 
 Ifc t^^am or ^^^ToEwf, T^r^, -JMSiffl, q^oTJI^-Ac. ?^, 
 
 )M^ 2 fuddle. 3mHi^ If 55 q^, f5T;nT/.-5'ft/. armot. 
 I^Hiri>j>Ks, Muddled, p. v. V. 1. •! «*««!, "icArtrtl, &c. If®, 
 
 IB ?^, ITS, 5|5E,^^, ^niT^, ^«R^, ^^f^. 
 
 !■ 2 WT^ »W2, Pr^ TffoS. 
 
 IHJCCDDEDSESS, MUDDLEOESS, n. V. P. 1. <«(<ioi/. ?«t^«l »». 
 
 IB <<<^J*I ;«. t(«14«l/. SRTna ». 
 
 IBiicDDisEss, n. V. A. 1. N^ri ♦». f^jT^/ r^"t.-«n+/. f^- 
 
 3 'I«otMUH Bi. J^cBTTT ». Ac. <»>^irti/. ^T^^T *». 
 Ul'DDUiu, MuDDLixo, n. V. V. 1. — act. T^stot ». »T^cEwf n. 
 
 McDDT, a. A«»i/»y mud. R^MrtMl, ?n^, *i»i^H, "iRw, "W- 
 
 M. water. R*4rf«*<jfl n. 
 A m. road. f^r^J^^TS/. 
 M. and Bticky. f^?f^?t?T, f^<t»rinrtH , f^T^. 
 
 2 readily turning to mud. P<«H"i^, 'Sf^. 
 
 3 turbid, foul, feculent. 1f3, >KoE, ^^i ^|?' ^^"I?' 
 ^^, TTl, «[^, ''C?To5, qv5^. I 
 
 To become m. ITopif, ^^Jcfcuf, ITT't. | 
 
 4 toiled Kith mud. ^^^^ HT^r^, [ 
 
 5 dull, dim, du*ky. JTjftH, H^W. ' 
 C dull, heavy, v. Stupid, ^ns, 'TJ^fs, r^p^f^, *rT*Tfri. 
 
 To MuDDi, r. a. T. To Mud. TJ^tdr, T^^ff, n^-&c. ^fjii, 
 2 ma** Awry, </««, ^c. ^f. ^^ T^, ^f?'/. 5T1 "Rot, 
 
 jlft^^ ^3rw "--Ac. sTrTO. I 
 
 MUOST-BEASEO. a. V. Stcpid. 3TI, »T?qT. 
 
 Hunp, M. H?5m *mwT^ %%r5 ^^^re'i «. 
 
 Mcrn5, it See Cake. | 
 
 To McFPLE, V. a. cower, conceal hy a cloth, ^e.—ihe face, 
 neck, Ac. Jiy^uj or 'H'\i^, y^^'l-'JlflK&T-^l^^-^^- 
 
 «^.frt^-&c. im, :niR/.-irNtff/.-&c. ^\m, ^z «.- 
 
 TT^, Hfn/.-irt'rt^/. Ml-ftui, y^ZH n. %r^ y. ofo. 3T- 
 
 2 fig T. To C05CBAL. «ri^, »tw, 3Ri^T^, <rtq^:«T «. 
 
 8 ( drum, Ac. ) ^^ «. *i^-»i»^ ^«<4l*r<«li ^W*(I*l-Ac. 
 
 Jo BIcrri.E e. m. ir;)M>l tJwikly, v. To Morm. |p^pB«f, <ff* 
 
 i*«n Txt^ %\^M. 
 HorruD, /. t. V. A. 1. 3*^'-%<*,l, 'J'^*^ 'inAwi, ?W? ^- 
 
 n^, y< <i ^«iA«< i, ^Wr «nfl?WT, Ac. 
 MvrrLU, •. Mcrruso, ;». o. v. V. A. 1. ^J'WITT, CT^ 
 '^'''''', yr ^ffliTTT, ^rrnr? vifiwiiii, Ac. 
 
 I. roMr/or /*«/ac«. ^TW «. yiTm. 5*1/ ip^t/. whmT 
 
 Mem, H. — of Muhamnixlang. wvft ••. 
 Moo. •, nf. T. VusKL. ^t?T w. Whm *. 
 MvooWMt, N. T. A. 2. «W/- »Pr^/. 
 
 555 MUL ^ 
 
 MuQGiSH, MceoT, a. v. Damp. 3rR5T, ^nTT. 
 
 2 dote and %carm, — weather. 3%^T, 3'«<I-<4NI, n^H?(t^. 
 To be m. n^iT^, T^^, 3r^^, 3«l'r, 3«n^, 5T^- 
 ^, HR'i', Rnrit, all impersonal. 
 Muhammada:n. See Mussulmak. 
 MuLBEKBT, n.— the tree. grft/. an/. ?I^I^/.— the fruit. 
 
 ^rf «. ^ n. ^l^KJrl ». 
 
 Mulct, n. v. Fise. ^ m. n^'llO/ 
 
 2 — as imposed on a state, country, Ac. ^ m. ^Is'rft/. 
 To Mulct, v. a. fine. ^ »». ^f^, ^ m.-5?|»iift/. %(Jf. 
 
 2 ( a state, &c.) ^ m.-^ioft/. ^. 
 'Hxsix., n. mongrel offspring of a horse and an ass. ^^ «». 
 
 «. ^^/. 3T>^T «». 
 Young; m. ftm^ »• 
 MulBTEEE, *. mule-driver. ^^T^T?5T, ^'TT^TT, %^?T^R^. 
 MuLiEBBiry, n. tcomanhood. siiq+muil w. ^*)i<< ot, ^- 
 
 f? n. *1lO^ «• 
 Mulish, o. stullorn, v. Obstisate, IRT, TT^, nR»?f, IT- 
 
 rirsT, ^^<r^ 1^?, 5h^, ^rs. 
 Mulishsess, n. v. A. nf^'I'iTT «»• ^*''-huii »». &c. '^'^.t.-^iA J. 
 To Mull, v. a. heat tviih spices. ^^T^ ^]r^ «P5^-^?T W-l- 
 
 tSr-Ac. ["»• 5f^"'. 
 
 MuLLEB, «. rulhing stone, or roller. ^\z\m. ^r^^m. ^\Z-q\ 
 2 (for spices, drugs, Ac). «R^ or ^^m. mz^jm. JfR- 
 wii'jsi»«. 
 
 MuLLEr, n. ^^JTreran^. 
 
 MuLLioBUBs. See Ghipes. C^^. 
 
 Mult AUG ULAB, «. /l«^•^»y many angles. ^.pniT, 't^^Fpft, 
 
 3£uLTiFABiOC8, a. having great variety. *f^f^^^;\KS^ ., ^- 
 IT^TT, 3fT%^PT^R, *Iji^, 3T%^tT, ^TRlf^Vr, 31vi!p^<T, 
 
 Multifid, Multifjuous, a. having many divisious.^^^^^ 
 
 Multifobm, a. having many forms. fl^d<KMi^,«4^<»vM, "IMI- 
 ^T^, 3T>«|t5:q, 3T5i7TO7, a^^^tPRTT, 1^^, ^THr^4, ^^- 
 
 MuLTiFOBMiTY, n, V. A. ^SVX^^n. ^<h\'A\§rMn, jPrr- 
 
 Multilateral, a. hating many sides. ^IJrllTvT^, "JJ^*^, 
 
 MuLTiLiSEBAi, o. iaciM^ »f«ny /•««. t^fl^ril^, *iy^^, 
 MuLTiLooious, «. T. Talkative. «yMTW, «(yTHt. 
 Multinomial, Multisomisal, a. having many names. ^y?l 
 
 HTWtHT, uyrmr, »qpifi'S, »qpifft. 
 
 MuLTiPAitous, a. producing many at a birth, zi^^^ v;^. 
 
 f^oiRf, «iyinnr (/ snim ). 
 
 McLTlPED, a. having many feet, ^y?» TTOt^, iy?^, *»^hi«. 
 
 MvLTiPLE, n. yn^TT»». There arc tables otmutiplesof 
 
 fraetiont from i to 3j. Thew tablea are called, <TU|%, 
 
 Pn«%, qra«i«, «^%, f^, 3»ft^, ^*, or, 4, J, i, 
 
 li.lj. 21,34. 
 
 MULTIPLIABLE, MvLTTPLICABLX, •. T. V. A. 1. ^I««ll«<l*4l- 
 
MTTL 
 
 MtJLTiPLiCASD, n. numler to be multiplied. 'P'^rf'pOT. ^tRfm. 
 MutTiPLiCATE, a,c<miistingofmany,ormorethanone. ar- 
 
 Multiplication, n. v. V. A. 1.— oci. ^T^^w. sf^ ^TT^fw. 
 
 2— arf. MU|ui». yuii +,!<«. rcrpT". ^IT<T»». Jiuidl/. ^T^Tn. 
 
 Column of the in.-table. T^T or "PTSTw. 
 
 Cross drawn in proving a m. spiST»t. — To prove by 
 tliis cross, ^Z[m. qjT'it. Some of the modes of multijili- 
 ca//on are, Jpr^rt ^TT^R m. by a figure subdivided into 
 squares. VTT'rTFJ'TTin't the ordinary method. Irt yTT^R 
 a complicated cross mode. ?*<R'JUM m. according to 
 the places i. e. in the common way. f^HI'IM^H m. by 
 Bub-multiples. of the multiplier. ^fS^nJIT m. by divid- 
 ing the multiplier into parts and taking the sums of 
 the products of the multiplier. WfcvN^^H m, by the 
 whole multiplier at once. ^r^TP^TRI or ^^^T^T cross m. 
 tpTT'IBftT and ip<TTf%2 ^'''^ same as ^ffl^^ yTT^FR. 'Tl^- 
 f%r^ duodecimal multiplication. In the multiplication 
 of number by number certain particles are used ( e. g. 
 in multiplying by one t^ or ^% (as ^ ^«^ ^<fi one 
 once is one, rftT (^ rfN", &c. )— by one and a half, 
 f^5; — by two, ^,%V^, %—l)j iico and a half, «il- 
 "if;— by tlirce, \i\i4\ or frR%, f%pP; — by four, ^H or 
 "^^fft;— by/we,Tf^,>t^;— by six, ?l%, ^TT^;— by seven, 
 ?Trr, ^ft or ^ or ^rfi; — by eight, 3T^ or grit; — by nine, 
 7\^ or :#;— by ten, ^|T. For the tables of the multi- 
 ples of numbers from \ to 3J see under Multiple. 
 The eleven-table or table exhibiting the multiplication 
 of the numbers from 11 to 20 into one another is, ar^- 
 ff^ n. pi. The talle of S2uares is, ^I^Sft n. pi. 
 
 Compound m. ff f^r^uTFPR m, 
 T. V. N. See Iucbease. 
 Mbltiplicatoe, JIuLTipLiEE, «. the number ly which 
 another is multiplied. ^5pt<p m. ^ipp m. noT »». ^T<F m. 
 aispjT^ m. 
 MuLTii-Licious, a. V. Manifold, Multifabious. si^fT, 
 
 MuLTiPLiciTT, n. state of being many. A§r\'\^\\ m. JcpoS- 
 «TtiTT »>. 3!%sFc?^ ». «J^f^ ». <m^r<l ». ( esp. in comp. as 
 >i'yi'l"'Jl^f'< m. of occupations, fg^JTWrgr^ m. of 
 objects, &c. ). 
 2 See Mart. [ jOfrH . 
 
 Multiplied, p. t. V. A. 1. «||5<<^?ril, ^^ %ar5T, &c. JJ- 
 2 JOTSt^T, &C. jf*!?!, «Tft<T, 
 
 To Multiply, v. a. increase in number. 4l4<4ul, sf^-je^oE- 
 &c. ^)T''t. [ofo- 
 
 2 — in arithmetic. yu|ui, roTT^TT ro.-yiPI «.-&c. ^>T^ g. 
 
 To Multiply, v. n. \. To Ikcrease. i?rswf, ^i^-^^^-^- 
 c5-&c. ^"tot. 
 
 MuLTiPOTEXT, a. having power to do many things. «)g<ti|4 - 
 
 656 MXTM 
 
 MuLTiPEESEKCE, ». the being present in many places. K^f^- 
 
 <JHMrll/. Sl^4?!f«r?TH 1 *! d I /. [f^>TtTTT. 
 
 MuLTiscious, a. knowing many things. «)g^, 5ref^TnTfT,f^- 
 
 MuLTisONOus, a. having many sounds, or sounding much. ^^ 
 
 Multitude, «.- state of being many. A'^A^^l m. ^H-iMoiT >«. 
 5?;^ «. 3T?PF^ «. «TT^T n. ( esp. in comp. ). 
 
 2 a numler collectively ; collection, assemllage. vf{H|t( wr. 
 Jrar OT. WTotRT m. JT'JI «». «H<^1<4 m. ^T^ »». ^m^^ »«. ^1 
 /• ^5/. ^Vn n.^^ m. ?i^Tm m. ^ n. qj^ ». ifvT m. ^i- 
 
 if m. ^fttT OT. vTm «. 
 
 By or in multitudes. ??'q^:. 
 
 3 o yrea< number or sum, — loosely. 'T^nn m. *TT5T »». it- 
 nr «». <T^ m. ^TT OT. The word in this sense is usually 
 rendered by the use of the adjectives «f^, ^"^KoE, &c. 
 
 4 the populace, mass of mankind, \. People. jf^fTr/. 
 
 To flatter the m. ^nHKJ-^^I 3^?T «• "TPift n. rfHijfl. 
 To follow the m. sfq'T^frl q^, rti'+.igtK,"! ».-^^T3^^- 
 or-&c. ^Rot. 
 
 An individual must conform to the multitude. TO- 
 
 MULTITUDINAKY, MULTITUDIKOUS, a. V. NuilEBOUS. iTp), 
 
 qcsj^ or 55, sr^'ffq'. 
 2 See Mahifold. 
 MuLTiTAGANT, BIuLTivAGOUS, a. that Kanders much. 5}^?i 
 
 nf>'<UlKI, «l^*IH*, «tgld+. 
 
 MuLTiYIOUS, a. having many ways. '(^^JZj^^.f «)gHI*l, «l- 
 
 MuLTOCULAB, o. having many eyes. M^i\<aM\, •IJ^'T, ^J??T- 
 MuLTUBE. See Gbindjsg. 
 Mum, interj, hush. q^OT ! 5?, JT^-^^-^-&c. f^JgjT. 
 Mum, rt. T. Silent. ^^ VR^ST. 
 
 To sit, (fee. m. JT^^FH-fc-'^c. sRm. 
 To Mumble, r. n. speak suppressedly, inarticulately, ^c. t. 
 To MuTTEB. vHldid ^t?^, yuiMUTui, y*2*"^i ^5"^? 
 ^TJoEwt, ^5^, y+fH*l% nrJToE^. 
 2 c7tc!f «ci7/« //iC mouth closed, sf!? ^Tff ■m*l>ii-^^T'Jf, ^- 
 
 ^5E?r-irrTT55?T- ?5»P^ «<^f- ^nJii. 
 
 2b Mumble, v. a. titter with a low inarticulate voice, T. To 
 
 MuTTEB. arfsfrl ^l^Sf, tTt^-'Ttl^TT clTStcT-M*^*^'?" 
 ol*4oflH-&C. 4te^. 
 
 2 motf<A yen<7y. arfe 551^ =«fR'f, 
 MuMBLEK, n. Mumbling,/), a. v. V. N. 1. jtoijjuiuiri, ns- 
 
 MoluiKl, &c. yi^u<<l, Jot^oKTT, ^T^oSJir, «j^»Ta<IT. 
 
 2 3ffH c5T^ -miJUIRI, &c. 
 Mumbling, n. v. V. N. 1. nuiyu|ui n. jiciHo6uf «. Ac. yi^^- 
 
 01/. 51^/. J5S^/. Wlflf/. gw?^/ 
 
 T. V.""Ari. sfi'sfrf %c5oi «. 
 Mumbling LY, <?rf«. t. A. yiJ'JT, ^<*i*^, 3?TJ5t?T, dls'-qi 
 
 Mummeb, n. one who makes sport in a mask, ^i^^ti ^I^KT- 
 
JltTB 
 
 S57 
 
 MUS 
 
 MUMMEBT, It. masking, sport in masks, low diversion, Sfc. ^^- 
 ^(^^SiT^ #E m. f?IH'*J|-m %Z m. rVMNMI rtHHU «». ?1- 
 mTTT m. [ f^^fHIR «• 
 
 IMcHVT, n. pres freed dead body. HH\ri\HiM ^ n. gn^R- 
 ! 2 — the medicine, ^^i or 5«nf /. It was the common 
 ^ opinion, a few years back, of the Natives in the in- 
 terior that this medicine was prepared in Bombay by 
 hanging a living human being over a fire. 
 To beat to a m. t. To Beat, ^^if.-^f^ m.-^!^lA'^l 
 "•••^f!^ m-^^ m. J^m g. of o. ^ m. +l«Oi-;p^ g.ofo. 
 To MciiP, r. n. nibUe, bite quickly. MH'^'^-^'b-^'h-Him-MZ- 
 
 Jb Mvur, t>. n. make mouths, grin, Sfc. v. To Mock. Jrk- 
 
 V^[f. fl.Jk'^^rM\ f. pl.-&C. ^^^. 
 "Ktvn, n. stcelling of the parotid glands. 'llr'^MJ n. 'IR'.I^ 
 
 /. 'IW*'!!/. 113% n. *M«(i m. +U|H^ n. f?n^5nr»T«i. 
 
 2 #i/««/ flfi^w. ^HKHl m. HT^TT mM-^l UT m. 3T?T:5pMw. 
 To hare the m. M^H^ul, ^z^., ^AtW or 3T^3^, 
 
 To 3Iu5CH, c. «. eat or chetp slotrly turning over in tJie mouth. 
 
 Jb Mo'CH, V. a. eat slotdy, Sfc. ^^ToE^, tJUcI"^ ^T'f. 
 SlfSDiyE, a. earthly, terrestrial. Hrtl«|,IMI, HrVsifij-.i-qf, ^- 
 
 McsDATi05, McsDATOBT, &c. See Cleassiito, &.C. 
 McyniTAOAST, a. wandering over the tcorld. Jt4\^*(\m>, ?- 
 
 >rc.«acoB5. See Mivocoui. 
 
 ^fcxGOOsE, «. titem inehneuuum. wiRf or ^qjF m. jp^ m. 
 
 McxoBEu See Mosokel. 
 
 MumcipaL, a. belonging to a eity or eorporation. <|><|«4IMI, 
 
 ♦«**<M-!I, ^IH^'lifMI, ^R^W^^TT sJVlMt?!. 
 
 2 belonging to a country. H-*,^, \f{. 
 McxiciPALiTT, n. division of country, T. Cocstt. f^r^l «n. 
 
 2 ?^<^viuig*i*rt »rr^. 
 
 3Ic5incE5rE, H. T. A. 3 < l <'<m i m. 5>?nsft/. ^mTB'mT m. 
 
 ••ITU n. 
 "hlvTinctsr, a. generous, Ife. t. Libebal. ^TTT, ^M I 'H I *ft- 
 
 ^^l4lHI^. [^jjNf, Ac 
 
 Mc»incE5TLr, adt. t. A. j«llH«ll^,?m|T^, Ac '3^^^ 
 1IV5ITI05, n. ammunition. KfT^ «IHH «. J^Hlf^ n. 
 
 j^nm^/. anmm/. [wit. 
 
 McBil, a. hdomginj to a wall. f%?ft^, ft^ft ir <1^ r, MH- 
 
 2 8eeSTBKr. 
 MrBKB, ft. mdawful or mdieiouM killing. ^if m. ^/. f|- 
 
 «n/. w w. f ^ 'ij i ^n^wm t m. «if<wf»r/. 
 M. will out. qpr lii^^. 
 To MvBon, p. «. V. To KiLr„ q;^ m.-^wr/f^/^ru m.- 
 Ac ipit g. ofo. j^ m^ m.-TftW^ m. im,*rTTflf, fi^ot. 
 
 Jiracn*, «.T.T. rnnd MiBifxmocs. q;n VTvrm, A«. f^- 
 f^, fifVtlf, l^m ^ l^nft e«p. in comp. N (in coinp. . 
 
 || as f^, HT^, &c.) 
 McEDEEOUS, a. thai murders. ^ sROirn, g^, g%TT, f^- 
 *<l+.Tli-'PRt-itc. ^«T^FTTf-:FTTt-&c. ^c^KI or ^f^mt (esp. iu 
 comp. as,'mri^cMKI,«)^^r<4m &c.) JT (in comp. as, f^HH, 
 
 Ac), ni«iMi<if>, »<i«i*(ia<*)T, qrflT-, Mid<»n, ^ng^, f^?np. 
 
 2 bloody., sanguinary, S^c. v. Ckuel. g^, ^^, f^^T^, 
 
 M. intent, f^^f?;/. 
 McKK, H. darkness and gloominess of weather. 5^ or wq/. 
 
 ST^T^/. ^T|T n. ITR?/. +lcA'i(U| n. v. ^. 
 MuBKT, o. V. N. ST^TT^Ht, W'^, SN^^T, :pT|T 3T l^t^l. 
 
 MUBMUB, MlBMCEIXO, «. V. V. 1. noppitrr rt. ^nJTJTTJt '«• 
 
 Ac. ypnm/. *niT*pir/. •Md<<jos/. 
 
 2 +<*<<J| «• ^<H<ui «. j<^<ui n. Ac. $<^< /. %^^^ /• 
 
 2^^-/- ^^^< /• 9^T^/- 5^^/- 'M"'«^"f /• 
 
 To Muemub, v. n. make a low noise. goiMUlul, H'TT"!^ c 
 fipiTfinJtot, *r'iI'T'T-<H*<H*-^*<ti'l-Ac. aJ». ^T^5ir-«(i^«i, 
 JTtFpm/.-^Tot^r^E/.-Ac. ^-^sfTfT'I^'. ofs. 
 2 grumlle, complain sullenly and suppressedly. *^*<ui, 
 •^<J<ui, *<M<ui, 2<H<,5i, dl^<uf, gH^^T^, 5^^"'f, 5^- 
 
 y?o/*. 
 Mubmuheb, n. MuBMUBiNO, ^. a. V. V. 1. >joinoi<JiHi, Tif- 
 *<uiuiK!, ^n'PT'it *(MuiRr, ?foE?r3E^riMnT, Ac. ^<i•^^, 
 
 2 ^<J<uiKI, ^H^^wiKi, Ac. ^<«^< «prTKr, Ac. ^i*-MI, 
 
 McBEAis, n. plague among cattle. »rtt/. JTT/. tTHT/. ^'^ M. 
 or ^T^ »i. HTtlT »». 
 
 McSCiE TOLITASTES, rt. 4,|vrf^ »». /)Z. Hft »l. ^?. 
 
 To liave m. rf+c?* adv. sp?^, <7^?5^. 
 MCBCLE, «.— in anatomy, ^n^ »». Htg>?ft/. Ht^R^/. ^^ 
 or^\^f.VJ^Kn.f. 
 
 Tendon of the trapezium m. x^rm f. 
 2 — the fish. fili^Hrfl ^IT m. ?r^ m. 
 JfcsccLAB, MusccLOus, o. belonging, ^c. to a muscle. ?FT^- 
 
 M. action. NWH «• 
 2 braxcny, fleshy. H\^A pop. R1«I*, 1^31 or itSToB, 1?^, 
 
 MrSE, »i. divinity of poetry. ■^Pri^f. ^P^?V?IT/. ^Im/^^HI /. 
 
 2 deep thought, v. Meditation. k^ttT n. P^pfTn. ^^rot. 
 To be in a m. «THt<T STO^f, ^ITtT CHfluf. 2 »TRI^<- 
 
 Ac. snT^t. 
 To Muse, ». n. meditate, ponder over, «cith n.-f%?TH ".-JRI 
 
 rt. *^, f^^R m. ^m, «nf rt. WT^'T. 
 MusEruL. See Meditative. 
 yivtzvu, n. cabinet of curiosities. «fHt; ^Tt^T'm'ft vnm/. 
 
 ^»|»J*«tr^T»^ n. 'MHt<nr<+M^r<iHlIfr<TR' rt. 
 MvRnBOQu, rt. a fungus, ^^f. 3T*«J or atfiif rt. <Fa;«t n. 
 
 ^|^\^ ^ rt. «|Mii^ fj?( n. B5ii« rt. gnfft/. 
 
 Mc«ic, rt.— the art or icience. «l|u<<HIMri<»*<l-*n f^/. 
 ^Wfl*!!/ ^WT^tm n. •t^'^ft^TT/- ivfii^^ m. ?r»ft^S- 
 
 QT/. ^'ft^vi^ rt. ^T^ffror/. fRT^ncr/. 
 
Mtrs 
 
 558 
 
 MUS 
 
 Mode of in. ^TT ««• ilPluft/. — The musical modes are 
 personified. Some of the male personifications are, 3TfT- 
 
 SfR:^, ffT, 'N^, <TT^, ITT, f5J?5T?T or r«|r^Mi?5, ^^r^T- 
 
 OT, ^^, »Trar or m??^, TTt^^n pop. Hra^^, a^^, ^jt, 
 
 f^Tm, t^ or V'^FTTHT^, OTt^, Wl^?ft, f^flrl iJOj}. f^- 
 5f^. Some of the female are, 3Tr|TT, 3TT?n^, JT'Peft 
 
 or ^iq'+irmui, Kr%>^, "?f f, srr^, ^;7T«t, %?^, jrgjTTV^ft, 
 
 Tr^, HrldMl, <IH*rf) pop. Tr*i*rfl Or qj?ft, ^'KIS, ^■ 
 
 Stock of a m. ^r m. 
 
 MUSKETEEB, «. «r|3RT, ^^+<l|f*l, «l<^^lvl. 
 
 MuSKETEEBiXG, 71. practice of a musketeer. q<<<ii^ | jf i /. 
 MusKETOOX, «. hlunderbuaa. «(-+m</. M^HW/. 
 Musketry, «. ^J^FTT/. />Z. 
 
 MtTSKITTO, Mu-SQUITTO, ». ^^^y. «. JT^5T »». ^t^ 11. 
 
 ==rr=5fW n. ^?!T «. Sra OT./. Hf?TT »«• *T?nE »».— jocosely. 
 
 M. — curtains, H^Jiil-fl /. 
 MusKT, (I. having tlte smell oj mu»k. «fc<fdfl^<<| <?mi^|, «F- 
 
 fcT=JT. Some musical measures are, ^+.dl3, f^frinT, ^^?n3, j' Musi.is, n. — the cloth. »T5OTr5/. 
 
 ^^r\WJ.|f^^^.|^VI\. The notes of music are, [i\^\<\pop. 
 
 I^^TT^, ^TT, nfvnr, ^f^, jte^k, tq^r, "Wi. Some of 
 
 the musical instruments are, 31^H+Srft, +<uil, +<Hia, 
 f%nTt, f%^^, #?^, hYh^, ^tf^ft, ^^Z, ^JT^, -snnTfT, 
 xff^ or ^ri%, ifniT, ^?5rttT, W\%, ^t^, 'H^S, 5<p, jfi^;, 
 
 ^^, st?5 t;/w». ^r<^ & st?5^ & sfe^, rr^r^rr, ?t^TT, h^^, 
 ?Tmr, gorg'Jt or '^, Hrnft, 5>t, ilr^, tr^rm, ?mRT, ^rr, 
 
 jppf , ^^, ^ur^jsift, ?;^f^mT, ^^r i>op. f^pnr, ^Rf , b«Io5, 
 
 With shouting and sounding of m. instruments. 
 Tr3T?i TT^frt. [ sfTCI^fpf »». 
 
 2 playing on a musical instrument, str^ »». «r^I^ m. 
 
 A band of m. SfPTT >«. 
 
 Entertainment of instrumental and vocal m. ^'fld ». 
 Musical, a. lelonging to music. »TjtnTTtrr3T^nqT% f^CRT, 
 
 t j ^ ^ < n<q^, f^R^T^q^ft, n^srqrasf^t, sn^^rf^^rrf^- 
 ^^^.■t^^, &c. 
 
 M. instrument: ^T?T »• 
 
 M. glasses. vT5irTtT ««• [ 1%'?. 
 
 2 V. Harmosious, Melodious. g«rr''T, g^^, g^T^f^- 
 S fond of music. T[\v^\^\^\^r}^\^\ 3To5^, ^T?Tf^, ^- 
 
 Musician, n. performer on an instrument of m. ^T^jjsft, ^- 
 g- cTPT^urRT, ^T^, ^^'T^tTT, ^TS^ or ?ft ( a particular 
 caste ), ^raiT ( a particular class of the niang, and 
 mahur castes ), ^n^^ ( they are Muhammadans ). The 
 ?^Rt ( barbers ) and ^n^ ( Shudra priests ) are also 
 musicians. 
 
 Band of musicians. clT^ m. 
 
 Head man of a band of m. ^?^r. 
 2 one skilled in music. ^Mf^uqi^l ^^T^, ^l^*1*?I<?5, 
 
 sri ^qf^«i^-H i, ntT^^f?TT%?rT. 
 
 Musk, n.— the scent. jp^H /. P'HiHt m. JJ»m^ m. ^4 «i. 
 
 Bag or pod of m. fTPTT »i. ^TTFT m. HT*t/. at? «».«. 
 Musk-deeb, n. ^^.jftHn m. 
 MusK-MELOX, 71.— the plant, ^v^f. W^^f- — the fruit. 
 
 ^fvT 71. 
 
 Musk-eat, «. f^f^ or f^'^^^f. 
 Musket, n. sr2[^ or «jf^/. 3^¥/. n. ^TTR*t ^^/. 
 riy of ft m. hI^O/. 
 
 [J^<T?T »t. 
 
 ?TT^rrst5$». 
 
 Muslin, o. v. N. TR5R?ft^. 
 
 Museole, «. nose-land of a bridle. q^jf^rT ' 
 
 Mussulman, n. ^^^^M, 
 
 Mussulman, a. v. N. j^Tr^HT'fl', M^Hi(t. 
 
 M. rule or sway. ^WrfHlJft/. 
 Must, v. n. to be necessitated ^-c. TTI^ ( as <?t ilc5T<nf^3T, 
 HTTc^ ^rfllT^^ He must go ), TTT snT^t, ( as Jn?T =lir<if 
 
 *rm I must go), ?5nToi (as HTrrCT ^rir c5m?f ), ^\^ 
 
 am'jf ( as JTcTT ^TM ITTT 3TT^ ). 
 To Must, v. n. groio mouldi/ and sour. 3«R'^, ^^Z-&c. ^lot. 
 Mustache, n. «. Mustaches, n.pl.hair on the upper lip.fH- 
 ^/.— contemptuously, urchin m. pH'H^vi/. «.-finT^ «. 
 
 Discontinuous m. ^fi?^/. [>WJ|'--«J m. 
 
 M. bunchinj^ over the cheeks. Vi^m^^ m. TH^^^/. 
 
 That has full bushy m. fJT;[TToS, frrnr^T. 
 
 The curling extremity of a m. Tirl+ST m. VH^fn^f. 
 
 That has m. curling over the cheeks, 'irt^'-'.*!. 
 
 To twist or stroke the m. haughtily or in anger. pT- 
 
 ^/. MM^<ii-4ivHotffi, fJr^frsn: ctw ^, f»T?ft?R fm m. 
 
 Mustard, n. — the plant, ^\^f. ^if — the seed. H\^(\ f. 
 Some kinds are Tis^ »ll^/. f%fT'4 m. white m. — 
 
 m^ Ht^ /. ?Tf^^r/. black m.— f^T^ «. fl^ 7n. 
 
 tinapi* dichotoma. Oil extracted from it, fjfTT^tH »i. 
 To Mustek, v. a. assemble, Sfc. t. To Gather. fiRE^, 
 
 ismf^, ntoBT ^FTot. 
 
 2 ( troops ). fTf^/t/.-Ht^H^/.-f*mrft/-&e.qoi- g.of o. 
 To Muster, v. n. v. To Gather. fiTorfj, ^»TT ftof. 
 Muster, Mustebino, «. v. V. A. 1. — act. f^^^iin. "ifssf 
 
 2 ^3T^ sm 7i. frf^ft/. 
 To pass m. ^t^ ^i^-"T?of, ?^ ^Wf-T^of. 
 
 I. T. Musteb-eoll. ^if^^HT '^z m.-^FH? w. 
 
 II. specimen, \. Sample. HT?Tr5T m. ^PT»fT/. 
 Mcstee-masteb, n. v. V. A. 2. ^if^ft ^^RT, ^Tf^?ft«, 
 
 McSTEE-BOLL, «. roZZ OT remitter of troops, ^f^^^ q? m. 
 
 'W.p^^ m. fifJift^ «n^/. v^r!\f. ^«*\^\(\f. 
 
 A name upon a m. 3T^pft/. 
 McsTTNESs, ». V. A. ^SR'I'TT OT, ?«J?^q^iIT tn. ^T^TT «J. 
 
f 
 
 MTT 
 
 559 
 
 MTR 
 
 ft- 
 
 I. tttde and tour ttnell. a^RT"!/. ^^^I"!/. ^.M-ii^l/- 
 JIcsTY, a. mouldy, that ttinJctfrom age, Sfc. :?«rr, J^ C 
 
 jHT, ^T?, ?Tm or W7T, ^rn^, 5^^, ^fl5T, ^it(i«, ^rej. 
 
 To turn m. ji^ul, vi»(iul. 
 
 flfCTABIUTT, iluTABLEXESS, Jl. V.A. 1. STf^^lTHT/. 3R^»- 
 3Tr«nf^?rT/. r^^mnr«». '<RmiH ; f l -i<ii /. qfr»rm?T^». 
 McTABLE, o. *tti/erf /o cAany* or vicutifutie. STfrtiT, 31ieVT- 
 
 SWT,<<R<I||H«HH*. 
 
 2JickU, ineotutant, v. ChaSOEAble. 'NeS or 3, ^^?^- 
 
 McTATios. See Change. 
 
 JICTE, a. not vocal. W^, ifpTT, ^^JJ'T, ^ W^i ll^fi^l 
 
 2 iio< tptttking, t. Sile>"t. KHT, ||^, f^?I5^. 
 
 MCTE, ». T. A. ^ HTW^rt. [rft^T^WTSTTW. 
 
 2 — in grammar. ^fl*«JHHlR(*<>*<fHRi>«<4wii». ^^flfi^- 
 To McTE, V. ». rfiiM^,— birtU. f^CT. 
 Mere, n. iun^ of bird*, ^.f. 
 MUTELT, adt). T. A. 2. anrf SiLESTLT. ^T Or xfWT, TT^ 
 
 rTEXEss, n. T.A.I. •R%^tjrTin. jTMmoii tn. «Jl^<lf^t*l n. 
 
 2 and Silesce. ^^TTTw. >t1%^<»TT»». ^T^ pop. ^^X^n. 
 To Mutilate, r. a. maim,depripe of a limb or euenlial part. 
 
 atrNi". fftrof ^. o/o. 3nra^B».-3nra^n.-&c. sET'f^- o/^o. 
 
 MtTILATEB, f . V. A. 3Tt»T ?fil%55T, &C. ^'lft*rl, ft'Hi'l, 
 
 MrriLATio.s, n. T. V. — act. 3rtn rfts^n. ^i'liTliufiy! 3TT- 
 
 M. (of A thief, Ac.) right and left. lf% T5W*. 
 HCTITESB, n. one yuiUy of mutiny. ^M<\ ^ ♦tuilil, ^ 
 
 Mcraooi, a. T. N. <^t^R,"li^rT, ^;nn^, «ii>^, fiir^jtr, 
 
 Mcrnnr, «. military inturrection. vHt?W *!?». JTTm.^J^m. 
 
 Jb McTiTT, V. n. rite ayaintt one't offieert, ^e. ^m.^^ 
 «i.-Ac. *T^, M«<H<-Ac. PmoS-T^oT, vcnwr-Ac. drfi'jH- 
 
 JV Mcrm, t.n.tpeak tupprettedly or inarticulately, mumlle, 
 murmur, grmnMt. 4|<^ii| or «p^il, *TT^Tof , ^T^^, 
 
 ♦'^"H, *'^^T^, 5^3^' ^m^uiuj, rmiiTT, ^^^^, ^- 
 
 2 — thunder. 'UMIVI, ll'U-'imit ^Pt'f. 
 ^ McTTKB, V. a. titter with a low mwrmmring toiee. sfW^l- 
 *('ltll-<?\«*«ii »iialn ^t^-«ff>l-?ft*I^, ^a^ftJI-JjfiJM. 
 
 2 (prayers, &c. inarticulately). vfTm. <P^^, ^T^r. 
 Mutter, ^Mutteeixg, n. v. V. N. 1. J<^^uj «. +<^<ui ;i. 
 &c. Ac. 55^ or 5Tfr/. f ^/. 5TH5/. f ^t/ JTJTT/. 
 5^/. *^:<f^/. 5^/- r*U|*t<Jl/. ^oTRgS/. ^wftdt/. 
 
 V. V. A. 1. — act. 3Tism ^te^i" n. ?Tt5m 'qtc^fir n. &c. 
 
 2 3PT »n. ^JIW n. [^!TTtT/e. 
 
 M. — compreh. muttering and reciting devotiont. ^TT- 
 
 MuTTEEEDj'p.V. V.A.I. ^WfT ^rtfirtl,^*5*t<T?rf Pldrlrili&C 
 
 McTTiaiEK, n. McTTEBiso, p. a. X. V. N. 1. ^i^4UIKI, fT- 
 *<UIK1, *<3<uiitl, &c. ^s^syi, ^^5=^, f ^^TT, ^re^;[TT. 
 V. V. A. 1. ait3t?l iiiwuiKi, <h'I4W «(lrfuil<l, MolMofld ?fl- 
 rfuIHI, &c. 
 
 MuTTOS, n.fleth of theep. ^Zi\-^ Wl^fft/. 
 
 Mutual, a. reciprocal, interchanged. 4^tH<, ^^^, M^W<i- 
 
 M. — support, protection, dependence, &c. ar'^pqT- 
 Tbat receive m. support, Ac. 3H'4Mlf«T?T. 
 BfOTUALiTT, Mutualsess, n. V. A. M<w<dl /. <?T*M<HN n. 
 
 3 < -qV< < Hm m. 
 Mutually, adv. t. A. qr^TTt, H«*ft, '(*»^*l+), fircf:. 
 Muzzle, n. mouth, — of a tube, &c. <it5 n. 
 
 2 — of animals, and, contemptuously, of man. TWsp^ n. 
 
 8 fattening for the mouth. Hfl% n. V\% n. ^\^f. ^^- 
 
 To Muzzle, r. a. Jrnrf the mouth. ^tSTBT 5^% n.-Ac. «lt- 
 
 «^-WT?!^, fTTS n. sifqW, 5^^^, ^H'Pnff or H^+|;HJi_ 
 Muzzled,;), v. V. <Tt? irt«I%?5T, HH% «n«TS555T, &c. ^I^J^. 
 Mt, pro. a. JTTFT, aTTTt^, TJT. 
 Myologt, n. description of the muscles. W^ ^^ n. Tt 
 
 Mtope, n. short sighted person. i\<m\-AH<tM\ Hl^uiKI, ^T- 
 
 Mtopt, n. short nest of sight. JteTTJT^^E^ ?^/' 'l^^f^y"- 
 Mtbiap, ». ten thousand, ^^n^'^if, ?;3TO^, 3T^ «. 
 
 Myriads, by myriads, &c. ^iff, t^wt, 
 Mthmieon, n. a rude, bullying soldier or attendant. JVT m. 
 
 fHIH^U'll, '«Jt7 or -4^3, ?il, rtgPl<v»H, rtftHKfft. 
 Mtbobalas, n.— emblic m. phyllanthus embUca,—i\\e plant. 
 
 3R^oft or 3Tt^5£t/. *ft^/. arm;^/.— the fruit, wrai 
 
 or 3fTt^?tT m. armJSV m.— beliric m. termenalia bderica, 
 — the plant, k^ m. iffflET m. »pf^?»T »». r«^ m. 3Tf{Vm. 
 — the fruit. %fYT »». ^^4EI m.— yellow or chcbulic m. 
 terminalia chebula, — the plant. ^HT or f^ifl «». %fnift/. 
 ^<)?r^/.— the fruit. piT or f^ m. ^qft/. 
 
 Chebulic m. gathered and dried when youog. ifTBC* 
 
 Dried myrobaiaus. Sf'VcC^ or ttf. >*<IH<**T/. 
 The three myrobalans. ( f^Tir,^!^ A ^faPF^ ) f%T- 
 TBT or V\ m.f. 
 
 Wild m. <»n!^ ^TIT m. ^T*^ fi^ m, inrtt ( W 
 
Mtkbh, n. — the gum. «ft?5 pop. «froS m. nvTT^ m. Some sorts 
 
 arc, »J|i?T»ri55, ^^RT^nS or rffiJIT ^, ?:?P%55. 
 Mtetle, »i. ^^ 5rr5 arf^. 
 Mtself, /)ro. JTt, aTTT"!. 
 MrsTEBious, rt. olscure, hid from the understanding, Sfe. "K, 
 
 n^,^ij^, n5r'^,>Tjr4,3JT, 3^7-4, 3^, |^r^,|ff^, 
 
 2 artfully perplexed, S(c. Pl^i^t^, qt^ToTTRT, gJTHrnNr, 
 
 Mtsteriousness, n. Y. A. 1. ijs^orr m. iKT'4fir/. 'JpTT/. 
 1^^/. _&c, 
 
 Mtsteet, «. Y. Seceet. X.^^pop. T^as w. ^ n. JTH «. «r^ 
 
 2 See MY3TEEIOUSXES3 2. 
 
 Mystic, Mystical, o. olscure, ^c. v. Mysteeiocs. n?, 
 
 jjsri^, 3?Tr45i>, 3^. '' I 
 
 M. prayer or iucantation.M. Yerse. ^^m. g^MlRlriw. 
 M. word or sound. e^TT^^/. 
 2 involving a secret meaning, \. Emblematic. t^^rfoi'P, 
 
 Mysticalkess, Mysticism, n. y. A. 1. 'J4HUIT m. ^fir/. 
 
 ^Jr4rfT/. &C. 
 2b Mystify, v. a. invoice in mystery. ^-Ac. ^R^-ee^TT ^- 
 
 3^515 ?IT ^T^, ^^/.-&c. aTmijfj^RTotT W!.-&c.?F^%.o/ o. 
 
 Myth, «. jTTOT^vrr/. jTf Tn;'<^r/. 
 
 Mythological, a. relating to mythology. ^TFirt ?rar,T? ["IMF, 
 
 JTm^tft, 5^0?^, ^^KTf?5q?n?^R^«iqT-fEPnrF. 
 MytholOOY, n. system of fables respecting heathen gods. J- 
 
 ]V^^ This letter is represented by T, 
 
 2b Nab, v. a. catch suddenly.^ y. To Seize. 'T? -^> T? J|' , HT^R- 
 
 of, TtM^, Tf?5fr, JTfT >». THTTf tcith m ofo. 
 Nabob, m. Indian viceroy. fRT^ w». 
 NAriB, n. /?om< opposite the zenith. 3T=n; w. 3T»?ri«l5 »"• 3T- 
 
 Kag, w. y. Hoese. ^t% n. qVST ?». 
 Naiad, «. water-nymph; yiiti^MriJ f. ^iU^f.pl. 
 Nail, n. ( of the fingers, &c. ). ^^ m. n. ^f: n. ;r^ m. 
 —in contempt, ^I^r^w. [or g^npn »». 
 
 A gripe or rude seizure with talons or nails. W^^f^ 
 
 Dough rolled upon the n. fT^HTT m. 
 
 Inflammation and gathering at the comer of an. 
 
 N.-marli, scratch tcith a n. ^#nT m. 
 N.-parcr. q^jrft/. H^^rft^ «. JR'jft/. ^^uft/.^rW^ 
 «. *IN*4 0'- IT n. qtlRof «. 
 
 Poison of the u. ^^^ n, ^^f^ n. 
 
 560 NAM 
 
 The tender flesh under the n. fiTs^Icit/. fsPTToft or 
 
 To bite the nails. ^pVi^ ^ n. pi, gs^f^uf. 
 To tear or break off with the u. g^JS^, ^ot. 
 
 2 See Claw. 
 
 3 ( of iron, &o.). %o^ »». ^/.gTHT »». =5^/. ^J w, 
 Doublo pointed u. J^/. ^/. ^fft/. 
 Head of a n. ^ ?». 
 
 Large u. with a knobby head, ^irf^sr »». 
 On the n. toU down at once — money in payment. ^- 
 
 To Nail, v. a. fasten tcith nails. f^oSl m.-f^^ m.pl. MKUJ-^- 
 HTCT sj^ ^!jf, f^TSE^, %^5 SllP't, RMobMi-ff n^-&C, ^p- 
 
 Nailed, p. v. V. %% *TR3?5T, %5E3?^, &c. f^To^. 
 Naiye. See Simple. 
 
 Naiyelt, adv. v. N. ^r^riTmt, 'fr^'MT^, HI4lf*i. 
 Naiyete, «. simplicity, ingenuousness. 'TtotPTR m. »TI3PTT- 
 
 ^r4 »». Hi^OTT m. JTT^lf /. 
 Naked, a. icilhout clothes or covering. ^TTT^, jflT, 'TFIT, 
 
 JTT^T, HFisr, srrnr, ^tf, f^^^, f^^, 3t^^, ^j^^^t-^j,- 
 7^-&c. f^^^T^T, smBT, ^n^TT, f^^nr. 
 
 stark n, ^<T7 ^m^, T^TSm, ^1^151, <JMiMI'I3r, 
 
 To go or bo stark n. — in coYcrt, &c. phrase. ^TTim- 
 CT'^T f?flf«R «J.-^FI«rT TRt'T »». ^'if. — Some terms for a 
 fellow stark naked are, JPH *iHlM<fl, HI'NI 'ft^TT^, H- 
 
 2 ( from the waist upwards, or coYered only around 
 the loius ). g^rST, 3^57 ^l^T, 3^1 3TnTRT, g?5T, ^3 
 arfTT^T. [53:3^?^ or 51. 
 
 3 iare, mere, abstract, y. Simple. JW or JTtlT, f^WT, 
 
 4 wanting something usual, y. Babe. c^^HiT or ?^, ^i^T) 
 JST or j?T, ^tr^, ^Ifq /lOj?. f?TT & ^H^PT, tS'PT. 
 
 5 unarmed, exposed. 3^T5T, IHTKt'fl^ T^TST,^ W=rf ^ ^TT^^. 
 Nakedly, adv. \. A. 1. ^m^TT (/ec^. &c. s^m^TT^, ^PISTI 
 
 3n«TT#, ^TT^nrr ^^, ^refrf^, &c. 
 
 Nakedsess, «. Y. A. 1. 5TPl«muii m. ^rj'T'TT w. &c. TTRfT /. 
 TffT^'^/. ^TTHT^ m. ^W^f^ «• 
 2 3"^57iTr ni. &c. 
 
 4 3TT%'T'nT »». 4iAmu|I m. ^^SU|| w«. &c. 
 
 5 vj'^'^HUIl »». HI'I^MUII »». 
 I. private par:. 3Ttn «. 5[T^ n. ipPH /. ^TTH^ ». ?5T^/. 
 
 Name, ». designation, ^c. ^\^n. HTKn. Wl/"- f^T^Tor ^lft*T«. 
 
 /. arfirvTrJT «. arfn^ «. ^\wvf. arr^ /• s^nij^ w. 
 
 Boys get their names on the 12th day. Girls on 
 the 13th day, of their age. The name given on the 
 12th day is called s^'H^IH. Besides the aboYO name 
 it is usual for Brahman boys to have a name for com- 
 mon use. This is called sqTtrfrft^^TTK. It is called 
 
 also Mf^yniH, OT^iftq^^^, =qTs^t?, & ^r^nr. 
 Besides the above two there is rjT?T=5(^m or a came 
 
r 
 
 MAP 
 
 561 
 
 NAP 
 
 taken from tbe Kakthatra in irhich the tloon was at 
 the bojs birth. It is used at his muttj. It is called 
 also JimiH. 
 
 A giri receives a new name at her marriag«», which 
 becomes her W^rr^pft^; her former name ( her 3p»T- 
 Sft^ ) continuing to be her »TT^T% HTf. 
 
 Natives use familiar abbreviations of Names. Thus 
 ^rrPTiI becomes HRT, ^I^Tf^ becomes ?r^, il5Rrff be- 
 comes HT^r, <m-<4^ becomes ^T'n', Ac. &c. 
 
 The familj names ( surnames ) of females take a 
 feminine form, as ^lfll+<-^]c6<fc<|u|jHrer-?rT5t,^T??^-'T^, 
 &c- Sx. 
 
 It is usual for a Brihman to use his father's name 
 between his own name and his surname, as <{7^S^PT 
 
 There are numerous affixes of honor or respect 
 attached to proper namet. Some are collected here. 
 Affixes to names of males generally, «IRT, IT, ''ft, TW, 
 am, JH'UII, ^n»ft, ^r^, sTTTT, »TrT, IJI^T, «TTr^, HT^,(as 
 
 •i«h«)i, r^al^i, 'i'lMl, 'fir^'^Hi arrr, f^%^ tttt, irr^ 
 
 <ii^*(, &c. ); — to names of Bruhmans, ?nT; — to names of 
 Bruhman shroiTs, sn^ ( as f^WP HTf^ ) ;— to names of 
 Bruhman writers, «m ;— to names of Kshatriyas, ^^ 
 ( as it)wni»ii^p»t«< ) ; — to names of ilarathas or Shudras, 
 Ml^3 ( as <|«(vHlm^^ );— to names of merchants and 
 tradesmen, $R or ^, ^tTsft; — to names of soldiers or 
 clerks, Hf or ^ni ( as ipEtfWT );— to names of Lingaits, 
 f^;— to names of carpenters, &c. ^TWT;— to names 
 of barber*, »r|THT orr^lor^^ ITR^, (as ftt<t*H^lr<<l); 
 —to namca of Mahfirs, <tc. ^^ or HT^ ( as TT»RI^ ) ; 
 — to names of Chambbar* Ac. »^fTT ( as f^<«^<l< ); — to 
 names of ojice or condition, mf ( as qpTT^TTT^, fiirnt- 
 *rf, H'.H\{; — to names of Madratees, ar^TT, — to re- 
 spectful names and titles generally, ^TTJ^Cas HMIH I ^* !, 
 ^1^1 fii^^, also to the designation of, as. Mlic4*<l^<l, g- 
 •f^IT Wf^, Ac.) ; — to names of females, gener. ^,»nn', 
 mr, ^l^, TPft, Rlt, f*nft, Vtf , ^ ;— to names of 
 Sbudn women, 3nir, if^, M ^f ift . 
 
 Addrewing by n. mwiTft n. m^^\ m. 
 
 Bad, unlucky, Ac. n. ^pi[^ n. 
 
 Bearing the n. of. W^, m»TVrtt ( in comp. ). 
 
 Calling to mind the n. of (a god, Ac. ). illK^H^vr «. 
 
 Ceremony of giring the name on the twelfth day. 
 
 Family n.,Suniame. WOTtWd. 37^f •• V^^^n. 3TW/. 
 
 In the n. of ( in bonds, Ac. ) %»nft or %m. 
 
 List or roll of names, ^ttf^^/. ^^frtt /. Tmw- 
 
 fe poi». nrwmft A mmf« /. 
 
 V. and ail particulars. ftvfHVTVT n. [fir. 
 
 Name by n.— nomination. iNf^lO^i^, ^f fTT, pPT- 
 One's own n. »w^W n. 
 
 Beritation of the n. of ( a god, Ac. ). ^l>7t^K«| «. 
 menially of the D. for ( a god, Ac. ) f^^ 
 
 n. tHiui «. — Eosary used at it. w<uft/. 
 To the n. or account of. Tt^TRT, 
 To call names. JTf^ ». %^. 
 
 To pass under the n. of. HNKjUrTi »H"liu't, Tf^ITC f^T^, 
 IMay his name perish ! ^^ ^spst, STRFH ^5E^ ?5mt. 
 I I cannot bear even the name of it. nrr^t HfTT ^Tt^T »T^r. 
 
 2 character, credit, V. BEPeTAHO>-. ^f^ n. 3Tr^/. 3TT«T 
 m. 5Tmt?T w. 
 
 Bad n. ^fsy «. 
 
 Good n. ^ «. JTmnr «. JTTK^/ JiHri/. 
 
 To blast or sully oue's good n. JTt^TT^ TPrft »• m?5^. 
 
 To destroy one's good u. ^\^ n. 5?^, fT^ »»• ^^5^- 
 
 To get a bad n. ^rsSi. 
 
 To lose oue's good u. JTT^ a. im^olj ^r^ «».-?ni> w.- 
 
 Ac. ^Jrf^ y. o/"*. [ 1^. 
 
 To preserve one's good n. ^^ w.-TTnl^ «. ?rHToE^-^7- 
 
 3 celebrity, v. Fame. Ht^ «. ?TT»T «. ^Ttsf^ «. nt«lSl¥t^ 
 
 m. t?t¥^F, Himi/. R<.»*<lfrl/. m<-**\\rif. 
 
 To Name, v. a. give a name to, call, denominate, ^i^ n.'r^^ 
 
 2 mention hi/ name. r{\^ «.-&c. injf-^FTSwt-T^r?^ g- ofo. 
 HIHM^u i n. JRwr-qot-JFTS^-g^Rof g. oj o. ^^'TT^, ^t^?Tr- 
 ^, 3TT5^pm, ^IHT^IK"! «. 'FT't y. o/^ 0. 
 To bo named. 3lfH^. 
 Named, p. ^- a. v. V. 1. tN' ^^^J^, &c. ^THTTW, STS'^rT, 
 
 2 sTif VHrfr^i , «^-i'^ri i, 5Tt«wn^w, Ac. qmt^ifrcf, w- 
 
 I. bearing the name of. ^\^\^\, &c. HXW^^ ( in comp. m, 
 ^ft^ im^ ), Tmr i in comp. as, >t»ir*I^Trmr, and fem. 
 
 5Tn»ft as jfTRreft ), 5Tmvn<t,?rm«:Tn;=F, ain?^ ( in comp. 
 as, ?5«orT^5^ ), «fft ( in comp. ). 
 Namf.less, a. rHHim, f^T^TT, 3HnTT, ^lH<f^rl-^J^-4c. 
 
 NaMKI.T, adv. that it to taif. spr^. 
 
 Namesake, n. one that lean the tame name. ^\M^t[, ^TT^fT, 
 
 ^iHlHMlO, •flHMlO. [r«Trm n. 
 
 Namiko, ♦•. T. V. I.— act. ^t^^ n. Ac. »rnT'FT<n «. Hm- 
 Ceremony of n. a child. iTR^ »• *iih*^«i «. 
 
 2 — act. ^\^ ^ n. HI^Mi^ui n. STmN^fT »»■ RP^TWUnr ». 
 Nap, ». o «Aor< «/«y. ^T^r-ljt^^ J^W »».-^l^r»n. ^^^ 
 
 To take a n. ito5«Tt^ ^X w.-itw'Tt^ *?^»- *^l*. 
 2 rfoJTw. ^ n. 
 To Nap, p. «.\. N. 1, pp^/.-&c. ^-^tdf. 
 Nape, n. joint qfthe neck behind. RT't^ VtCT «.-Jf»T w.-^- 
 
 Naptha, «i. T^^ra «. <I'I1I^ ?fe «■ 'HJ^ «. »nrfe n. 
 Napki!*, «. V. Towel. J^off n. ntlJ^T^ n, 
 NAPtrjs, a. <*«/ iU« no down. fi{fi^A\M\. 
 Nappt, «. that hat much Jotcn. «JJfl"|^l^r, 
 2 Sec FKOiut. 
 71 
 
KAB 
 
 562 
 
 NAT 
 
 Nabcosis, n. ejfect of a narcotic. M\^ n. 
 
 Naiicotic, a. cauiing stupor. *TT^nT, t^TTTT, HI<J*, M^*!^. 
 
 2 See Opiate, SopoBinc. 
 I^AEOTIC, «. medicine tchich causes stupor, m+l^ aTTT^ «. 
 
 Naed, n. spikenard. ^"TTTHWY/. 
 
 yAKBABLE, o. that may be related. m\>\\*\\^\t^-&c. Pift.n'T 
 
 To Naebate, v. a. relate, v. To Tell. ?ftnof, ^^^, f^C7- 
 
 ^, ^'♦TT n.-I^^TTT «.-&e. ^T^ ^. 0/ 0. ^TiJf . 
 Naeeated,jj. v. V. ?iff»lri^syT, &c. Pi^kPIH , 'FfiT^. 
 ;Nabbatio>i, m. v. Y.—act. ^m^ «. &c. f^T^TTT «. ^'<TT «. 
 
 t^fm n. ^^irpp/. 
 
 I. account given, v. Nabbative. 'Tktt/. nt?/. 
 I^ABE.VTiTE, n. relation, story, history. W,^ f. 'TT^ /. ^^Pift/. 
 
 ^f^^Frf/. «r^/. ^ot?T n. ^W'T m. ^frT ot. 
 Kabeatob, «. V. V. ^riTTT &c. frT^TT^, 5j;'«T^, f^l *.<<"( *tT?, 
 
 ^<T'TWr, &c. 
 Nabeow, a. not Iroad or icide. 3T^, f^^i r!^H, TT^t^, 3t- 
 
 2— of space, confined. ?n^, 3T^r^?T, 3TS=^oft^t, ^^, 
 +l^<fit?y, *J+1-^MT, 31rM!^*r^, H'Rtf^fT, 3T??I^. 
 8 of confined views and sentiments. 3Tsr?rW JTTT^r, ?r^- 
 fET?r HHMI, ^«h^lc^, <(+HI'Tf, ^^Tft, H**t^i Sf^T^- i 
 
 4 cZo«e, vigilant, strict, ^lOf, stTT^ ?^^i ^^■"'Ti TlgT, 
 
 5 close, stingy, t. Miseelt. ^JTW, f+<HI^, f*ldl, an^- 
 
 6 contracted, small, — means, circumstances. 3TT^prft^, 
 
 ^r^ in comp. 
 
 7 near, larely su^fficient to avoid evil. ^i+il-MI, fTtf^cft'^, 
 iili*^! atfTTT^r. 
 
 Jb IS'abbow, f). o. Zeswn /Ac breadth of., contract. aT'5^-frJT- 
 2-?S^-*ll€*-<tc. ^wr, ^#^ m. jpT^f y. 0/0. ^^/. ^^ft 
 
 To Nabeow, v. n. become narrow. 3T^-H!Frf%?T-&c. |^, 
 
 ^*1^ui, if^^ m. i^g. of a. r5^Hl^, «ITT^T^. 
 Nabeow-misded, a. v. Nabeow, 3. 5*<iJSfl«mNI, ^^F^- 
 
 Nabeowed,;>. t. V. A. 1. 3T^ %%?rT, &c. ^*iFMh, ?rff^, 
 Naebowlt, ado. v. A. 1. 2. 3?^, 3<WM0ll^', 3l^<fl^, 3T?^- 
 f^WTTT^ decl. 
 
 7 V. HaBDLT. ^tlxil^', ^^if^pfl-^, iilS+Virf, 5tfliyi<T. 
 
 This adverb and its adjective above are best rendered 
 
 by adopting some other construction, as »ft H<Hi *T^ 
 
 «rt^?5t I had a narrow escape from death, Jft srSrTt J^rTt 
 
 «ii"«(rt\ I narrowly escaped drowning, &c. 
 
 Nabbow>e88, m. t. A. 1. ^ ^ ^>^^ ll m. Ac. 3W<t/. f^i^t/. 
 
 2 Wlf>«MU|| OT. Ac. ani^xJT/. '-Hr^l^^in »«. STT^wdl/. 
 
 4 «(lR:?imJII «». «IK*fiIi/. ^J^'^THT/. tJgjTtJTT m. 
 
 5 ?.M<»IM<JII wi. r+<HI^MU|| m. iR^iTzf n. aT^TRr^ n. 
 
 6 3^=5?'^/. BTtqot/. HT^nf /. ?iT^/. 
 
 Nasal, o. belonging, Sfc. to the nose. HT^PT^, ^TT^^, T^, 
 HlRl+l^**(«ft. [f*IutP|oftH. 
 
 2 — utterance, Ac. *1I%|HBI, *f»TTTT, 'prn'^lT, PluiPluri, 
 
 N. utterace. JTTyr/. fSfPftT/. 
 3— in grmmar. -'ilHHlf^^, «IHqif%^, •HM^H. 
 
 The nasal dot or character. ^ n. f%5 >». f«rT^ n. 'ST- 
 
 Nasal, «. arjmftr^^tjf »«. 
 
 Nasallt, adv. v. A. 2. sTPFfT, Hl+Idfi. 
 
 That speaks n. noT'joqi, f^tirfi'iTT. 
 
 To speak n. goi^uiuj, <i«i<ji, fiiuifiiuiuf^ '{»I^. 
 Nascekt, a. beginning to exist. 'T'TJTPT, 
 Nastilt, adv. V. A. 1. *)l«n^, ^TM ^JVT, m^ <t'=ft%, Ac. 
 Nastixess, 7!. V. A. 1. ^lOi'^nuir m. aft^'^HTT »•. Ac. 
 2 See Obscesitt. 
 
 I. slop, muck, Sfc. V. Mess. ^fT/. H=^'Jr n. ^iR/- 
 Nasty, a. dirty, filthy, nauseous. ^THift^, ^TT^ITfT, ^I^KI, ^T- 
 
 o|-?rT, HcfW, 3i1l''iott<iuir, afffnoE, art^^r, *T5tTT5^, f^r, 
 
 f^^?r, ^^, m»T7 or qm?, f^n. 
 
 2 See Obscene. 
 Natal, o. pertaining to birth- ^FHT^, ^H'H^c^T, «T'*T5EnWt, 
 
 vT'HR1«j<<+, vT»jt (in comp. as, «??Hr<TH, ^d-nf^H, Ac). 
 Nathless. See Neveetheless. 
 
 Nation, n. people, at^ m. g^T m. w». ^nf^/ f^^T^^fTSTITTT/. 
 National, a. belonging, Sfc. to a nation, f^^m ^frftt? ^^ 
 
 ^=^1, ai^HT, ft'^'f^n^jprJTresi!^, ^nrqr, tt^, Tifl^p, 
 
 N. custom. \thA m- %^TT^fTT w. ^?T5qtr^ ot. ^ppr^- 
 2 attached to one's nation. ^c^l+lPHHI'ft, Kf^^llpHHI^, 
 ^rr^TfHHlJft. [/ ^TTfrR^ «, 
 
 Nationality, Nationalness, n. v. A. 1. 3i+90i( m. ai'frHl 
 2 WWl*irHHM M. ^I^PItPtKH to. 
 
 Nationally, arfy. v. A. 1. ^^ '^'J?! 'TT'T *-^U]H, Bt^rT., 
 ^HlPld:, ^nra St^, <<l«(tl rTT^- 
 
 Natite, «. not artificial, not acquired, v. Natubal. Ofirft- 
 
 ^, 3<i*Ni, ^^, ^wif^* pop. ^>iif*l*, ^»inR)5, :rr- 
 
 2 conferred by birth. Mrfrrrr^r, ^T^tflH', 3T?jt%5, '3\^\- 
 
 3 na/aZ. v^'HHI, ST'!'? in comp. 
 
 N. country, N. land. «I^^;!T m. •A'^hh^ f. ^^ m. 
 
 4 indigenous, not foreign. 5??^ or JtT^, ^?T^, ^5ft, V 
 ^,^?ft?T^. [ (in comp.). 
 
 Native, n. one bom in any place. vil'Hr^vrfl, OT^^?^, %?ft^ 
 Nativity, n. v. Bibth. vJT^ to. «. T^T^T to. ^wRi/.'^^reT/. 
 
 Astrological calculation of a n. wiiri<f> «. rmjj<fr «. 
 
 Astrological record of a n. wT^TT^ «. 3i'*(<)?ft/. vj. 
 
 Peterpjination of the name ftt a n. Tt^r^/, 
 
f 
 
 NAT 
 
 563 
 
 NAT 
 
 Figure ( of the zodiac, &c. ) drawn in tracing the 
 aspects of a n. >»l»Mj<ff\ /. 
 Month of one's n. vi'MHi« m. 
 Name gfven at one''8 u. st^jt^TTK n. nf^HTH pop, ^T- 
 
 Planet of a n. vI?jr^=5( n. JTTlft^^T^ n. 
 Sign of a n. vjl-miRl m. j. pep. 3T^tTH/. v1«-Hr4M n. 
 Naibos, n. impure carbonate of vxla. ?i«lI^K <w ««fl«l<»«. 
 
 Natti>ess, fi. V. A. ^T^^TPft/. ^TT^Wt/. ■«|l«O-«0"fty. 5T- 
 
 Nattt, a. wire oiirf $pruee, y. Nea7. ^nNt^r, <ll+fi+<»l, 
 
 •MW*, <il**lfi*« or Whm,\^^. 
 Kaicbai, •. periainin^ to nature, effected ly nature, derived 
 from nature, innate, natite, ^-e.; not artificial, not 
 
 acquired. vlfrOir, aii'NI, ^'HMI, ^HT^^, J|*<fl-M|, 
 
 ff^T^, «^-^FT, ^W^, Ml^fd^, sRjfJrf^J, W%f^^, 3TO- 
 ftpT, *^:fTFT5,>^fA!p, 3?}?^'i^, «»TT^^, f^nrf^, SJ^- 
 
 frr^, wrsrtfT, wi'N', Tif^. 
 
 N. friend or ally. ^T^^rfir??, Wl^dfJlM. 
 N. enemy, sh^^^j, flpuft, Ml^dlR, 
 N. neutral. H^^dl^nftT. 
 
 2 regular, reasonable, foliowiny the natural course. HT- 
 »iHt, 0'fl'«*i, tii^-«li, "TVr«(T, -Miffl-m, W^, ^'HT^I, ^- 
 >»T^, TfllHI'j, ^VTipK, ^•«n'in«I, Tai^TR. 
 
 3 not forced, not far fetched, ^e. ?TiniT, *n^hTT, ?TO?, 
 <J<cfl«1, V^ /xy- TJ, fl^-d'^i, ^Tl^r^*, 3Tf^. 
 
 4 ilUyUimate, t. BastaBD. ^HffRT, a»Hl<«, STftf^TJim, 
 
 6 — as opposed to Tioleot, premature, &c. ^?fT^, 5^, 
 <|^<MU||«II, "nHMVInY, «r<TT^P?, ^Tf^NT, f<fO^I. 
 
 N. death. <*n^ RTT ». ^Ulimin h. ^mv\ n. 
 C aecordiny to truth or reality. «r<Tmv, ^vmi^, ^W'i. 
 
 N. History. Fai H<>H' l n ft qi / ^^T^imTtTH n. ^- 
 
 N. Philosophy. <T?TVf'»fn^ •. q^'4*TT?inm »». 
 N. Theology. ^fipT^ f'^TffR n. 
 
 Natcbalist, n. student of natural history, ^e. r m^<m> in. 
 
 To Naiiialize, t. a. confer on the rights of a native, \if\- 
 
 2 sw v« iw^ira/; make familiar, Jfe. nW f.-mn w.-3». 
 i^m fl».-flt^ w.-Ac. <nm •». eon. with y. cfo. flff f..ff- 
 
 <rf «i.-3P«fw ••.-Ac. mibi, <nwftw54f-?ifwnTnr?ft-3n- 
 
 *^l«l^l4i-Ac. MIV|^. 
 
 3 ( words, Ac.) ltlH«9l<II *T»i. 
 
 Natcballt, adv. t. A- 1 ^Hivnf , sffft't, I'^i WWJ%- 
 C^, SfBftt, ^P»»l4, innf, J^Hi^i:, H^fflfl:, vUlPlfl:, 
 """'•1 y^'i '^'*'* f*/- ^''^^ ^HTVT'tl or If^JT, J|IH|I, 
 
 2 mnW, <t»Wr, w^^r, *«. ^nnwin, ^*itv», ^'nww. 
 
 3 HI'lM, *1'^«w«IM,&C. g^oftH,^^, •«^v>1Mr<(r,+)^-'t*Irfl^. 
 
 5 ^T^, ^V^MuiT^, Ac. 
 
 6 ^«Tr'4, J%f- T'«im'4,4^?. 
 
 Nati-kalxess, n. v. A. 1. ^»TTf5f^P'^^ m. *3IHlf*I+f^ ". 
 
 Ml^ld+.f^ n. Rl^dr^J »». &c. 
 
 8 ^RoET'TT »«. ^<f5lrt4Ul| m. ^v^imi "»• &c. «|<HI «. 
 
 6 T^mfrTT/. qr«TmWT M. 
 Natcee, n. Thi3 supposed goddess or genttresa of the 
 
 material world, believed by Hindus to bo illusory and 
 
 unreal, has several names or titles in their mythology. 
 
 »TPTT/- 3TI^»TT^/ H^mFTT/. ^^fnf. V^f 3<lf^flRN 
 
 /. ^^^f. SftTR n. ^ n. 
 
 The net ( blind cast over the understanding and 
 
 senses ) of N. knmib «. 
 
 The sleight and art of N. Hl^lc^lM^ «. 
 
 2 native slate, constituting properties, essential qualities, 
 4'c. ^>TR n». ^JTm/ ^fT^TKTHRw. 5rf)f?T/. ^^Hi'yHR'". 
 W^P^MN »'. -d4^HriW*rr^ >«. tPT »n. ^VTH >». ?ft3 or ?fto5 
 ». q^ ». ^M*«(*rT^ m. tf^V^f. THT «». *n^PTT/. 1%- 
 ^ff «». f^RPTTR m. ^ n. ^^ «. ^ftrf^/. ?n! m. ^f^/. 
 <3fTTr»TT m. ^^ «. ?R^ w. ^f^ n. 
 
 By n. naturally. Mjlcf)^, MllrVI, ^••♦in:, OT^W, 
 
 Blind by n. xilT^^tl, 3pjTt«T, 1*fr'^. 
 
 Not iu the n. or being of. 3R[^'r Tiff, 'it^ IT^, ^- 
 
 In the expression of the unalteralleuess of an 
 ecil Xature, and, in dose correspondence with the 
 phrases, Can the Ethiopian change his skiu or the 
 leopard his ^ots ? Wash a sow and she'll return to 
 her wallowing. What's bred in the bone cant be got 
 out of the flesh. Who can wash a Blackamoor white ':* 
 Crooked by nature crooked for ever. &c. are the follow- 
 ing in Manithi, ?rfT Kf^ HoE'Ptfcrt?? 3Tft 5TTH^ ( ^^'TT- 
 
 «Tm TT^ ; ^T "S^^ TtJT <Vt« ( or ^oE ) «Ta?I HT^ ; \^- 
 ■B*<l*l'ft r«h'lO «JM«('^ frtt«?t3fTT^ 7m «t^<i HTfT; 
 
 3 disposition of mind, temper. ^Hra m. JI?>^/ frfipiH/. 
 
 4 established or regular course of things, m^f m. fttTT/wy. 
 <tn/. S\^f sftfi^/. ^^rra OT. W ». ^PK »«. Tft-TPft/. Tt- 
 
 5 compass of natural existence; the mundane system, r. 
 WOBIJ), UsivEBSK, 5Tn M. «1»lrft?l'S n. 5^/. 'JJ'IH «. 
 
 Course of n. ^f%ip»r «. 
 
 To attain through N. unto Nature's Qod. K|^on<an 
 
 !Him<l^ Pjjjuilfl Ml«twf. 
 
 6 iM/«r«i affections, native feeling, ^e. ^»TT^ »* W»TT^- 
 q^ »». 9l»n^^ in. pi. ^^^\iA m. Jlfj^npi m. pi. 
 
 7 ••r/, species, kind. ^f/\ pop. l\mf. vnr.TK m. t^f. 
 
 8 constitution, the vital qualities and energies. Xf^f. 3ft- 
 f^V^f, ^}^ m.pl. viftf^Tlfip/. 3^ n. Ntt^ftVIV- 
 
■NkV 
 
 564 
 
 KEl 
 
 To be exhausted — n. STTT «. ^J^ V'P'f. 
 Offices of nature, ^tpf wi. 
 
 Easing or relieyingu. ^fr^ «. iT^^f^^ «i. *lrfRH«fH 
 «. *T?5t??T'^ m. H(^HT>|ft|*)NHH n. jfHTT'FT/. 
 Convenience for relieving n. ^Tft/- 
 General place for relieving n. ^T?/. ^Hlft/- ^^ 
 
 To ease, disburden, relieve, &c. n. ^^, ^^MMl'^ n. 
 VX^, "K+il+S SRnif, ^^ sw^. 
 
 To go to ease, Ac. n. qr^n^l-f^iW-^^^^-^Tfl^- 
 ^T-'^Rm-Ac. sfiTiTt. 
 
 To want ( have a call ) to ease n. M<.«l+"i «.-"TTm«P5 
 f.-V\=^ ».-^^R «.-&e. HHiui TO. «»». ^n^ «. rf|«|Oi-q% in. 
 con. ^^Rf c^m^-f^'^ ?5mST inipers. ^H^. 
 Nattjhed, a. ^spTT^r^, xr?3ft=^T, &c. ?fte ( in comp. ae ^qft- 
 
 r5 good-n. J Tft?y ill-n. &c. ). 
 Naught, ». t. Noraiiro. sprfHr sTTff. 
 For n. 5^H, 5+ri^i(t. 
 To set at n. See To Coktemn. 
 NACOnr, o. KortJdess^ v. Bad. ^T^T, ^rTT^I, Jf . 
 
 Naughtisesb, n. r. A. 1. irrri<rJrTwi. 5'?!?/. 
 
 Naughtt, rt. ffi/, had, T. Wicked. ?rT|^, 5^, "TTft. 
 
 2 worlJilest, v. Bad. ^f?:, ^jHT^, 5"?:, ^q^PT or ^^J^HT. 
 
 3 — as applied to children See. Mischievous. 
 Kadlaoe, v. passage money. ?nT»n. 13«lril^ *n%n. 5^R»». 
 Naumacht, n. ieufirjU. ^t^^n. ?nf?r^5«. TT^^^^- 
 
 Navetia, «. propensity fo vomit, t. Quaimisbkess. sPoEITce/. 
 H««ii«/. HatHcf^/. si^^pKrw. afh^/. V. ^, Rl«l<t/- 
 Rf*<+I<l /. 
 
 Until n. usqve ad ntruteam. 3Tt%^ filM4«1. 
 2 fig. loathing .^y, Disg-ukt. spJTaETwi. ^^^w. f^35^/. ot. 
 ni*«/. ^TTTm. f^JpTw. ^"mTTw. ^f. fvm^^J. 
 
 Sb Nauseate, t-. a. loathe. <pjTaE^, f^*i>'[, f^^, 3^R^, 
 si^l+ul, ^fTT^,^^T55Tm.-^tTm.-f%o5^.m.— Ac. %5t ^. c/o. 
 i(»t//i m. con, [y.-&c. »)i«iui^ 
 
 2 o^ffc^ with disgust, v. To Bisottst. f^^^mf. m.-f^^S^ 
 
 NArsEOua, a. loathsome, ^'e. v. DiscusTrso. !j(i+K«iroil, 
 
 a^TT55. [w. &c. 
 
 NAxrsEOTjsKEBs, ». T. A. s^tT^^T'TTtn. Miu|<.inuil«. aii'iooHuii 
 NAtmcAi,, a. pertaining to navigation; S(c. 5TT^-&c. =^Tt^- 
 
 om=5fr-^fq;i?Tr5rT-&c. »THWrfsr^<<»ii'm,%fiHirtHf*l<Ti*f«<^, 
 
 N. person, afmwff, 'T^+I^'ft. 
 Natai, a. consisting of ships. ^^^\^^ &c. ^N^PT^. 
 A. n. armament. apTT or 3TRTTn- 
 2 lelonging.^ Sfc. to ships. »l*i|<li^ &C. iiR^, HIST, 
 
 w^ or an^Tft, • ^'»- i ^'4v ft, yfl^f^^ir^^. 
 Nave, w. (of awheel), irtr^ni. T^/. H«f«. ^^Tm. snf^f/.ffi. 
 Lining of a n. 'TO". 
 2 (of a temple, <S:c.)^«(oi!ii JT«!r^ TTTw. 
 
 Navel, n. i^ift/. «rW/ sTrfn/. »». JTifH*»l3«. ;t^TR^>«. 
 — of animals, and, contemptuously of man. ^«Rf».-cou- 
 teraptuously. ^^^^m. 
 
 Coil of the umbilical cord in the pit of the n. ^n. 
 
 Enlarged n. q?«. ^^rrn. 
 
 Hollow or pit of the n. HI^-' J Hrl w. 
 
 Eegion of the n. JfTfT^^n. 
 
 Eegion below the n. pubic region.^f\^of^{T^^^^n. 
 
 SwoUen n. ^ «. ^^Z n. 
 
 That has a swollen n. ^5T or ^iTT. 
 Natel-stbiko, n. HTcJ or ^J^ n. ^■>i^ri[f. 
 
 Cutting of the n. Hiri^-^ m. STRS^ «. 
 Navigable, o. thai may be passed in a ship. irT^fTvTTTT- 
 
 2b Navigate, p. «. />««« on water in thips.^ sail. lt?^<iT%-&c. 
 
 /..ic. q^, 
 2b Navigate, t). a. sail over .^ pass over hy ship. v;^S!fry{- 
 
 &C. ^f^<llidr, J|rf«|ri|^-Ac. xdrtul-vIT^^ ^n. <Rot-^Vt/. 
 
 JRof-&c. ifj//t ^ qfo. 
 
 2 direct or manage in a course. SJ3*(^, %Sr, ^3^,^^5t_ 
 Navigation, n. v. V. N.— ac/. nc5«lrn^ vfT?? %fft«. &c. 
 
 V. V. A. 2. — act. -ellrfMyi". <fcc. ^T^HT^Tn. ^^NlriHn. 
 I.— the art. ?n^->TrI5frT-&e. =ErRf^«^T?5ft fkzof. ^JHTl^f. 
 
 frrf^HF^r/. i?l+Niri^r«r<ji/. ^=Pm^f^/. 
 
 Natioatob, n. v. V. N. and Sailob. »T?5^?TTHi ^tmrt- 
 
 ^tmrr, &c. w^, ^^tt^, ^^ift, ?w?<?^.^. 
 
 V. V. A. 2. TpTSifT iqirt^uiRT, &c. KTc?Et*T, qi^ll^, ^nr- 
 5STT, 57Tf^, 5?^=FT^?Tr, ^T^R^qq^?. 
 Navy, «. assemblage of ships. »T?5^ «. /iZ. rTR^ «. y2, ?rofT». 
 
 pi. H'Nto^ »»• 
 
 2 ^ce^ of skips of tear. 3^^ or snrft n. 
 Nat, a<ftJ. «o, jt, srift, IT. 
 
 2 no/ 0% this. SRf %^3 TTff , •Irl'fcT, fti<l§Hl, 
 Neap,Neap-tii)e,«. low tide. >TPT»«. Hls-Mi^K«»/i jftPTTTm. 
 
 To be at the n. *ri'i"i. 
 Neap, a. v. N. H^TT^rT. 
 Neak, a. nigh, not distant. •j\'idLM\, ^^T^o^, 3T^5lt^, ^T^ft^ 
 
 or ^, 71^=511, <TTW^T, Tf^oE^^T^, TI^rrsfT, rinBimr,??*^?, 
 
 ?TTft>T?'«T, 1^«p^«r^r, H'ft^^Hf, 3^ffT, ^\f^, ?j1w?, 
 
 2— as a road ; short, direct. ^iT^oTSTT, ^il^ot, Jpft^ or ^, 
 5^?r, ^HH /w/). ?Ro5. [TTWFIT. 
 
 8 closely related. 3nr=5^, vrig5r,^goE^Tr TTr^TT^, «TT?T^, 
 
 4 closely concerning., a feeding one's interest. 3T^5!^, 3T- 
 
 5 cZo«<;, sf/nyy, ^'c. v. Miseblt. f^7, fit^, ^mPTI^S, 
 G— opposed to off ; of the near tide. 3T?Cl+(6-M(, •M(^*SrtT. 
 
 On the n. side. 3Tt^%, 3T?7rT, ST^TTl. 
 Neab, oip. at hand. yT^3, s^srat^W, 5T^?R, ^T^ft^ Or ^, 
 
^fEC 665 
 
 f^i^, ?r»ft^, ^w dfcl. vhi^v, ^rfsT'T. 
 
 2 within a littU, v. Almost. vJI^oE, sn^:, <l^<i<l>M. 
 >'eaB, prqp. 3R2:, qrfr or "TRft, T^ft^ or J^, ?!n<T, fltftH, ^- 
 
 Xm decl. ?rf^tT, ^f^R^. 
 To Neas, e. a. Mi«)a4-Hvfl+-Jt-c. <r.<.ui. 
 
 ^CEiR-SIGHTED, a. thort-sijhled. \r|<<i--t|| ^iTj'^T, vjrl-tyi*!!- 
 
 ^rtiNi, >j>n:i'i*ii •jijt^i-m, <«<^ix«4(, ar^d?, 'm^^. 
 
 JfEAKLT, a</p. T. A. 1. odi Neak. ^S[^^ 
 
 4 3T^5E, ■«H<«rt, r*fo^i5'i. 
 
 ITEC 
 
 I. tcitkin a little, t. Almost. ^t^oE, ittT;, «4jH«f.M . 
 KEABSns, ». \.A. 1. vt«i<iMUll TO. ^'T^'^/. «»OM<il/- ^TPft- 
 c»T ii.l)<(>AI n. ^rftr^T ». «*(\s<ii^rci n. ^+,d'((Tirt( n. 
 
 2 Ml«)iHUII M. &c. 
 
 ^v^ n. \t>H«ir«( n. 
 
 2 an ox or cow. JK n. nJR n. 
 ICeat, «. r!«aii «nJ <r»m, — house, clothes, &c. <il4><fl4> or 
 il*<ll*, <ll*«f<l*'« or ri*«<ll<t.^, ■«t+.«T*, *«II«pm*, ^^, 
 ^nt or ^T^, ^^r^^t»T, rt+S*, f^+Xsft'H, ?5?E, ^TT^^ or 
 
 2 «&«pe/jr, «f >«rf frojx/rtioiu. ^n> | f ^ } g, 3TT^5, 'J^'^- 
 ^t6w, *l<l^*lrfk, ^Mf^, •fld^'i*!, iR'ET, f^T^^, "friRT, 
 
 3 Mtfjr, **>«, ^c. — of perwns. il+Fi^vl, -MI*Mli<<I, ^- 
 
 4 See Net. 
 
 XsiT-BEKO, «. T. C<yW-HIHD. ^JTR^t, 'J<M«^I. 
 
 >'eatlt, adv. T. A. 1. 3. ?T^!f5^?t%, ST^S^t^, '•tim'Nfl'f 
 or Hns^t^, M*"4*'^H. 
 
 >'eat5i»i, ». T. A. 1. 3. «i*^*H5ii m. an>«f^-f^<m n; w. 
 
 2 WI%U^r%/ 'l<l\>l»II ••. f^R^TTOT wi. 'I^NfOmni wt. &c. 
 f^^f- fl^^/ f^^/- ft^/- ^TW w. tPl/. gKT»T/. 
 
 v*rtt/. 
 
 yBBULA, «. jnm in tie eye. q^;^^<ip. qi« w. qi^ m. *p/. 
 
 Xbbcloci. See Cloupt. 
 
 >'Bcxa*ABiA]i. N. oiM wAo liolif$ lie doelrime t^ phiJo$ephie§l 
 
 neeetiily. "hn^y W^WI^, ^f^i^Wf^f*, ^*^l^, 
 
 Nboissabilt, mtU. r. A. 2. «IV»W, 3IV>WV, ^l^nnif^, 3T- 
 }7ECXMABmw, ». T, A. 1. ami. ^09. ^/. «f1Vt^/. 
 
 2 3TT?j,?T^^ n. 3TT^i,^rEcTT or 3?^<4+.r1l/. 3TT?\T n. 3TT- 
 
 3T?T<nf^*ra' m. 3lH.-miPl+Ml'!< »«. 
 
 3 aTRJTTr^ n. 34l«l<*l+fll/. aTRi.T ». <1^*^3<1l/. r\^- 
 
 Necessary, a. needful, requitile, wjently wanted. vI^^Ht, 
 
 Is n. RT^^, Tf^^, s^T^, *)M<fl^H. 
 "Was n. qrf^ ^fHT. 
 To be n. ai'I«i, Hlf^^ 3T^. 
 2 </j«/ Ma«< J<?, ZAa< cannot he othertcise, unavoi<lalle. ^f- 
 
 Hfl^i*, 3<'i-M'iPi«*>, vH'IwjT'ii't, sTT^'-inf^^, aTT^m- 
 
 8 indigpensahle, etsential. STT^l'T^, ar^STFrfsq-, ^R^in- 
 '^j Pl<4f1l<<»,^nJ, 1IHIH, ST^TJTm, rf^'^2^, ^rJiJ^H*. 
 
 4 acting from neeeisiti/-, not free. ^i^W^.ii^.^ 3T^M«IS|l+lft, 
 
 BTecesbaht, n. ^»»y. ^<i<*IHI «»• <TTT<T or JTK^^jTHT »». ^^- 
 2 o necessary thing. anf'IT^ nt^/.-^^/.-Ac. 
 Necessaries. yif^rM n. ^fTK^ft/- '«im\i ». 
 N. of life. aT^rTToft n. 3^%^ n. 3T5ra^«.3TOnfI^«. 
 
 NECE88ITABIA5. SeO NeCESSAHIAN. 
 
 To Necessitate, v. a. make necessary or unavoidable. 3T1- 
 
 nrmr m.-' ^w^tM-hrw /.-st^ji'tWoT'tt /-&c. arror^ wfV/* 
 
 ^or^ofo. vT5:^-3TT^3,?T^-3lPlc(l<J-&C. :R^, TFT 3TO^- 
 STW 3^01 »«. con. icj7/» 53 0/ agent. 
 2 oblige, constrain. See To Compel. 
 
 To be necessitated. Pj*'MI<1-'>*H'<(lf?l+->m'<)lMl*<-'T- 
 
 Necessitous, Necesbitocskess. See Neebt, Need. 
 Nbcessitt, n. state of being requisite, need. 5T^/. of^ n. 
 
 ^^f. 'Tc^f. anPT n. snfrim «. an^?^/ ^s^^.f. 
 
 2 unavoidableness, the impOBsibleness of being othertcise^ 
 v. Necessabiness. arpn.T'PfU/. aTRS^W n. TM(t«1**rT^ 
 
 3 fate, fatality. "^vOhHI/. 3T^^T«ift5TU /."^TTTfT »."^- 
 
 To yield to n. or fate. *'iaR< ^ ^TT or %^ JRot- 
 
 4 H-a«/, indigence, Y. Povebtt. Sf^^rf^ pop. 3T^«TH/. 
 
 N. has no law. 2%?5 5^ fir^T 3flTT?f. 
 NbcT, »i. itt^/. »j4»T/. ^/. «»;^m/.— with reproachful 
 implication, or vith reference to sei/.inp, shoving, 
 squee/.ing, or other such action, mi'i'i-O or J^/. T^- 
 
 tf. nKmft f. «ih5€t/. »reWY /. ^Wit /. ^Wl «. 
 
 A clutch by the n. 3T«K]f m. 
 A thrust or shore upon the n. IK^f. ISl^ifff 1- 
 «^/. »mf<t or »r^/. 
 Inflammation and aweUing. of the Q. wmf. ^^Vl^ n. 
 
XEE 
 
 566 
 
 Handsome necked. ^^H, 
 
 Lines of short hair on the nape of the n. JTR^ m. 
 j)l. n^^WoMJ f. pi. 
 
 Long necked person. STT^Hf^ oj-«fRHT<F n. 
 N. and rump ( of a beast ). i^r ^T=«fr »». 
 N. or nothing, git Hlff fTT 5^. 
 On the n. of. ITOTTrS, Hi«iini'i, TT^IT. 
 To break the n. of. lit. fig. JTM/.-f^^F^fft/ miuf. 
 To turn out n. and crop. tTRja »._?;/. «ffffR ^q;- jj 
 ^g-ojo. ■ ji 
 
 2 ( of a vessel ). »r35T m. ^ w. [<roiT or 'I'icltift. ^ 
 
 Up to the n. — a vessel filled, &c. 'Irf,«i4 or nzWI, Tot- 
 N '.CK-CLOTH, «. T^^ OT. ^31^<u| n. ^^^ «. II 
 
 KtCK-LACE, M. HTt^Ti'f'p. HToS/. fT^ W. ^tHIrtf/. , 
 
 Large middle gem of a n. J^? «». ^^^^^TTT n. :; 
 
 Certain Necklaces or Neck-ornanents are, Si?T?TTc5T, jj 
 ^sp^, !F?r, ^, **1U'»<MPftfTT, »TT^5ft or T^Tsft, TcE- 
 
 »Tr5r, ft^PT, 5m or 55Ht^t'lol«<\, HoE^t^ HToE, ^^PT^, i 
 
 q?I5rJTToET, 55I«rfft^ *TTo5, ^•tn or ^J-tTf=^T fTT, ^, *TT^- 
 
 mcE, ^T^HToS, ^. - l' 
 
 NECBOi.ooy, n. register of death». Hifn+.t^ TT^/- [^. " 
 
 JTeceomascee, m. v. Magician. ^TT?TI'tH5l^ttrT, ^f^^^- \ 
 
 Is'ECROiiANCT, n. magical communication with the dead, t. 
 
 Magic, sirrf^fj/. *mf«RrT/. ^w^\^^ f. ff^/. |i 
 Kectae, n. drink oj the gods. 3TK<1 «. gqr/. ^tTTTfT »n. 
 
 Nectabean, Nectabeous, a. v. N. 3T*T?n^, ai^mH^, ST^T- !■ 
 Nectakise, n. ^ER «1>3 31Tf . ! 
 
 Js'f.CTABT, n. *rifffl3J J^tfT^t ^FIT/. I 
 
 Need, n. indigence, want, v. Poveett. ST^inrfTT ;;o/). 3T^T- ! 
 
 2 s/ro//, want of help, dijiculty. ^^^ n. ^.^n. ^^1 n. '\ 
 QlWmf- ^"^f. ^ «• j 
 
 At the hour of n. aT«l%t^. 
 
 Giving or a gift in n. aTvjT ^ n. \ 
 
 The hour of n. 3T5reM «- [^ f*f^. [ 
 
 A friend in need is a friend indeed. 3T^d*j5^ f^^ 
 A gift in need is a gift indeed. gri^T ^ *T^ J'RT. 
 
 3 ico«<, laclc of, occasion for. 1T^/ ^^f^/. ^?ft/ Sf- 
 
 To supply one's n. or lack. IT^/. ^IrlRluli-^jnrot-TT- 
 To Need, v. a. want, require, nv^ f.-^^ f.-^^V^^n.-WXif^ ' 
 
 M.-^m n.-&c. 3TO^-3t1'i 5'- of 0. with in. con. 
 To Need, v. n. he necessary. For this word as an auxiliary, 
 qrf^ is a good rendering, and with negation construc- 
 tion, R#. Ex. ?rm 3TTHT fR »=^ <nf^,no^ 3in*t?iT 
 
 Needed, p.y, V. A. nr^ WI^BT, &c. 3?^^a, 3TT^f|TrT. 
 Needeb, n. Needing, p. a. v. V. A. IT^sffT, 1^, 1^, 3?'4f 
 ( in comp. as tRT^, &c. ). [^f?TfT. 
 
 Needful, 0. requisite, t. Necessabt. 3m5,^T¥, 31^?^, W- 
 
 Is needful. TTI^^. 
 
 The " one thing needful. " <rT»Tr4 m. 
 Neeeisess, n. V. A. and Potebtt. i ft^^ l O /. fnf?«rJlft/. 
 
 «FnT??t/. 3flR^TT/. 
 Needle, n. f r/. ^^f. ^f. ^f^m/— large n. 5^ m. 
 Eye of a n. Jl^ or H? n. JIT^ «. 
 Point of a n. gfsft a^Jft/. ^H ^^ «• ^'^TiT n. 
 
 2 ( of the compass ). ^f^ m. 
 NeEdle-wobk, «. work done by the needle, f^tjui^m »i. ^- 
 
 STDT «. f^^ur n. f^spTT^ot/. 
 
 2 emlrotdei-y ly the needle. «})^[ff^ to. 
 Needless, a. i(0< tcanted, not requisite, not called for. an^r- 
 
 Vn pop. 3T*K«ft, fJl«FTTiT IJOi?. fH^PRoft, ^l^r, a^iT'ft^^, 
 
 fJiesiTftvTK, f?IT'4^, E'^'4, ai^PTTOI^P. 
 Needlessly, arfc. v. A. ^iKoii^t^^, ^T^T^HHi-^^, &c. ai^FT- 
 
 ^T, f'T'.'FTT'JT, f=l«ST'fr5PT, 3m, OT't=q, 6?T5<T. 
 Needlessness, «. T. A. 3T<PTlun"10Tr n». fH^TT^'ftT'in' m. &c. 
 
 ar^^iKUM n. PfH-KUIff «• &c. hmmii*ii«i 01. "PKUIIHR 
 
 w. snft'jHTTfl f^ n. 
 Needs, ado. t. Necessaeili. st^pt, aninr^, ar^IF'T^^^P, 
 
 Needt, a. necessitous.^ indigent, \ Poob. TT^^fT, TT^, '«- 
 
 g?TTT, ar^TT^r, r*ir<»(<^K, ^nr?!, 5**'irc5, »t^ & mfrr- 
 
 ^ ( in comp. with a noun in the objective ea8e,as 31517- 
 ;fT ^^ n. of food; q-^rm T^ n. of clothing, &e. ). 
 Nefabious, a. heinous, atrocious, \ . Wicked, jfraqy "nTT^r, 
 
 Nefabiousnxss, «. T. A. jfis^r? «. &c. arfaj^r/. 
 
 Negation, «. v. Denial. •I+K o'' HT^R w. 3T?^t«jjR ot. 
 2 — in logic; privation, exclusion. aTHT^ ««. Four kinds 
 are mentioned, viz. ST^^TR m. annihilation., or extinc- 
 tion.^ 5JRI*IT^ antecedent non existence; :li{i^^^\•■^^\^]^ 
 reciprocal or relative negation; 3TPifTPTR pure or simple 
 non-being. Another division of STTT^ is made into two 
 classes, viz. ^eranpTT^— «»if«-««Z nejation, and ^^J- 
 ^^THR relative or mutual negation. 
 
 Negative, a. implying denial.^ — opposed to affirmative, ^- 
 
 2 privative, implying absence, — opposed to positive. 3T- 
 HT^^[5^, 31>TT^5(i^, aTHT^rerr, aT*TT^TcK^, aTHmt^T- 
 55T, 3T^?R^CT, arfJ^S^TTCT, 3T^^8H*,"4, 3T*<.uikJT^. 
 
 N. quantity, — in algebra. ^507 ». 
 
 3 hating the power of stopping by non-consent, ^rfr ^^ 
 
 urn q^ jp^qr's^ ?t?^t^, fH^«T5RT ^^^r«ra»T*f. 
 
 Negative, n. a woi-d that denies. ^^RT^ V^^ «. <*T?^*R- 
 ^^^ n. ^^tTm% V^ m. 
 
 2 p-oposition by ichich something is denied. H+,KNI "??T 
 
 3 right of preventing by non-consent. ^Tp '•^Oii ij^ ^- 
 
 To Negative, v. a. refise to enact, prevent by withholding 
 consent. ^ '^"T^T, Tiff *^"5fT ^^ =R^-f^^R^-&c. ^. 
 
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 ^TfTTnrfrra^ m. ^T^f , f^T^ m. ^^^T y. of o; 
 2 See To Disphote. 
 >'eoativelt, Oiie. v. A. 1. TT^ ^^"JH, HTRR, Ac. Pl^^S;- 
 
 To Neglect, v. a. omitfro-n careletsneis^ Sfc. forhear to do, 
 y. o/ o. or, «riM f^^41, f^?rt^, ftWKT-^^ nis'J^-%?^, 
 
 »TSP5?ft%-3n5Rn'f-fT?^?f1%-&c. ^i^-er^-T ^^-&c. 
 
 2 flight, dUregard, v. To Costemx. 3^/.-3!^ m-^- 
 
 mr/.-jfHmH w- *Mi7*r m.-aini+i<=ft /.-&c. ^^ g. 
 
 JH^^I^I-M «.-&c. ^fff-VROt-^K'lui '«■'* r^«)4i o/ 0. 
 
 3 not treat carefully. 31*JI«/.-3I^^»m/..at«|PlilT or 37^- 
 f*rTT/.-''i<Pi'Il/.^M<1H/.-3T^'f5T/.-3R?^ n.-&C ^^ 
 y. o/o. 
 
 ^EOLECT, NeGLECTISO, It. V. V. 1. *V9-*,r\ ^^ n. STTcEW 
 
 ^5^ «. f^HT^f n. 4c. 'WrJH /. mrf^+i< /. nii|<J?l/. j- 
 
 3 gH^ToB/. 3l^^T7PT/. 3T^1vT»TT or'^\ f. 3Tf^ or qr /. 
 I. See Xeolioesce. 
 
 JftOLECTEK, «. NeOLECTISO,/*. O. V. V. 1. »T'P=I«T »< m i< r, 
 3TT«W ^TfTTT, fttuwiKI, 'l*rj<fl'^ ^TTRT, &c. 
 
 2 7^?«fT ^TTTTT, T^^^TRT, W^I^OIRT, anTPTTTTT, Ac. 
 
 3 H^K »«wii«i, •JTTJT'R *<DII^I, Ac. 3TT?T^, ^^H*'*- 
 yEOtzcTTBL, Nkolcctitk, Nkglioext, s. heedlett, inatten- 
 
 tite, »pt to forget or omit, v. Cabkless. «r*f!?ft, »]«^- 
 flT, •II'M or ^ft^, •Il^'fl, •ntWrft^, jpnf^, f^*<<l*, 
 
 2 treatinf tcith ditregard or flight, T. Inditfehest. T- 
 ^pii^<»»m, atW^ *1«1KI, SPIHT^ ^RWIU, ^^Ift^f, 
 
 }Ct0LCcrri7L5Eis. I?eouoc5ce, n. t. a. 1. atii Ciuiss*- 
 
 A*. »I*WT/. ^^»Tf^ or pnm Or "|»lf or ^ j, 3Trs?r m. 
 
 2 ?^?ST/. 3»^ ««. ■SPHTW ««. ^•flflfl/. 
 1. inttance ofnegHect. T^Pjn/ ^HT w. y^/. RKT^ •»• 
 I»EOLr.ciniLi.T, Xeoliozmtlt, ad».\. A. l.'llf^MV) ?«(,&& 
 'WH<frt, inn^1%, Ji»t^i^, Ac. Ac Hm^^%, JUfMM- 
 
 HT^^^, 3')f<i"i«{», ?^?n55«n. 
 TV >'tvociATC,2b ysooriin, v. a. procirre iy aut/iHrf ter«rw 
 
 course and agreement. «itt^ ^TTHot M.-*<7rflHR y!-&c.^- 
 3r or ^^?{ q^ijf-MS^i 31|U|«j-3TJTf^-&e.MdHI /.-5R^- 
 JIT/.-<^H«(MM'^ /.-qS^mS^/.-Ac. jpTtif y. o/o, 
 2 ( a bill of eichang^o, ). sell, f^-^tjf, xdrfijuf. 
 
 To JfEGOCiATE, To NEGOTIATE, i>. n. <r<ro<««<A,AoW ««<#r- 
 course tcith in bargaining. iRr^^Tc^ ».-*l7r5NIrf\ /.- 
 ^3I*i1?0 /.- Clr^-MWl /.-«itrft*rrT/.-&c. ^p^ or, tr«<A i»i. 
 fo». ^m-^^Tc?*r y. o/«. recip. 
 
 Negociated, p. T. V. A. 1. «4"irtui-«tirt"l "F^Tr qR<)(^ai-Ac. 
 
 Negociatiox, Negotiation, «. v. V. A. 1. «it?5<»f^T^^ 
 ^^ITf H4«(0^ n. Ac. q?^/. JR?'!^/. ^H«fl^dM*j/. m- 
 
 2 ^^ n. tdri**"! ». 
 
 V. V. N. «ftrf«i-mrtui n. •ilrti'MirA /. «i?rti-m<rf)/. sr^^ 
 
 Negociator, Neqotiatoh, n. Negotiatiso,;». a. v. V. A. 
 
 1. «fifl'jf-«IW"Ji "B^STT q^^TTT-Ac. ^cm^T "ft^uiKi. Ac. ^, 
 
 ^^trT, 3''vW- — esp. of matrimonial alliances. qT'P. 
 Able n. ■Hf^f^tl^TT, 'tP^^cJ. 
 
 2 f^*uiKI,^lrf<l<'lKI. 
 
 T. V. N. «lta"Nlriu| •M"iHi, Ac. 
 Neobess, n. female negro, ^nt^ir/. fifs^ or fit^Mf. 
 Negbo, n. V. Blackamoob. ^?ft, f^^ or f^, 
 2b Neigh, v. n. — a horse. ^«t>i«ui, ?7^5ri7t, f^<«ji«3i or 
 
 f^^T^, ^+l<*'f, ^'^PIT^, f^^, ^W»t, f^nrf^Jr. 
 Neigh, Neighing, h. v. V. ^<^f>\a,v\ n. ftH!H*«i «. Ac. ^- 
 
 "RToEiift/ fPPFToit/. ^I^TotV. 1^. 
 Neighboub, a. T. Neigiiboubiso. ?t-flK-m, TitH^, ■3T- 
 
 Neighbocb, n. one tcho Uvea near, ^t^rrft, q^t'rft, ^?r3Trft, 
 ft^«r^, f^'^WT, fHV-tJi+n, srPi^rtft, wm^, wmrRi^ft, 
 
 ^Tnnf5IT,-compreh. or indef. ^5Trft 'JIWlO, 3T?t^ q- 
 ?WY, ^^^TT^ TTOTft. 
 
 A female n. ^'^lO'T/.-Ac. V^f. 
 
 Lore your n. as yourself. 3TTt*rh»iTT^ ^m q^. 
 Neiohboubhood, n. «/a/e o/ ici«y near,\. Neabnbss. 5k- 
 
 The law of n. dulg of neighbours one to another, ^tsn- 
 
 2 place or places near ; vicinitg. ^jTT? m. TfWT m. 3T- 
 l(5E^ ll^r m. ■■M\V^\«^\ "KV m. JTWT^n m. ?Tm?T »». ^TT- 
 HTT^n w. a^fiW »• ^TT «,/ »<i»l<»llq m. pi.— f^eaer. 
 iudcf. carelessly, Ac. TflK^IT^R "»• 
 
 From the n. IfureTT, 3tnnTre[H. 
 
 In the n. tt^nft, TJUttW, iftfftW, 3T]«m«, ^^et«?, 
 
 Village in the n. of. HJ^flfR w. 
 
 3 inhabitants of the neighbourhood. fnrrfhPTrft m.pl. 
 ^^ \ (\ ' ^m \ (\ m. pi. -im^WlbFft m. pi. 
 
 NnOHBOUBiNO, a. living or being near. ffJTR^, Tlf^jTI^, 
 
 ^iNwT, 'rit?ffMT, an^wTO^t or ??t, qra^ or t?T, ows- 
 
"^m s 
 
 Tvra«rr^, ^f!m^ "JT^iTTT^r, ^ j^fjs^ or ^p^, Hl'sj^ia- 
 
 Trom the n. parts. ^^h^H f?t'J>f5. 
 Keiohboubliness, n. t. A. ^i^JTK'^fl' ?5PT^/. &c. fllHd- 
 
 IfEIGUBOUnLT, a. lecoming a neijhlour, civil, kind. ?[3nT- 
 
 tmf=qT, ^^3TP:«?m^ «fr^-3fEpT ?rm^-&c. ^mkm«ii«k^- 
 
 Keitheb, pro. «M</lni^ sTTfT, "f^F^ ^TTft, ^ Trff ?ft Tft. 
 ]N'eituek, eo«/'. arrfoT ^ ?rrft, Ex. rqr# ^?f %c5t Trfir stt- 
 
 ft «rw^ %rT?JT Tift. He did not touch neither did he 
 
 Bmell. 
 Nem con, unanimously. ^^ ^'•»i<il'i, ^ ■d ^^h cO '1 ,^f 3*t <i I ^. 
 IfEOrooic, Neological, o. employing new word». ^rPT ^- 
 
 5^!iT^, =3rT?r?iis^«nm^Trf-JFrtt, 'jfR ?i5^^. 
 
 2 entertaining new notions or opinions. ^irR^TrfT^nft, ^- 
 
 !Neologist, n. one who introduces new words. TrRfT*^^, 
 
 Is'eoloot, «. introduction of netu tcords. qrTT^is^q^ ». q^- 
 
 2 new opinions ^c. 'JfTT^TrT «. 'T'ft'nTrr n. s^rHMrfT^nTT 
 «. ^T»TH%^ n. 
 1\ EOPHXTE, ». wew disciple or learner, novice. 'I'llRlSM, ^• 
 
 Keoteeic, o. modern, t. New. rf^, HefN', ^fTT, aT^sffsT, 
 Nepestue, «. f/r!<^ tJiat relieves pain. ^'.^ffR^F ^flhr^' «. 
 Nephew, n. « »non'« brother's son. TA^M] m. W^^T m, STT^- 
 55r OT. 
 
 2 a sister's son. — whether of a man or woman. *n^ m. 
 ( HT=5r€ n- sister's child ) HpT^^ m. Hrfn^T m. 
 
 Wife of a n. *rT%^/. " [( TT^ «• ) 
 
 3 tvoman's brother's son, or husband's sister's son. 'HT^Tm. 
 
 4 husband's brother's son. JJpnTT m. 
 
 NephbitiC, Nepheitical, a. pertaining to the kidneys. H^- 
 
 2 curing diseases of the kidney. MV(^3<FI'7TST'F, JJ-Mil'IH. 
 Nepotism, n. affection for nephews. jhu<<Ni-*1T^^ "T^^TRT 
 
 «j.-Tm?Tr/-&c. ^sn^oTTTfn^T!^ »». [aft^/. 
 
 2 twK^tte attachment to relatives, arnrf^ sfrST »». STTllt^ 
 Neeeid, n. sea nymph. ^3T55^^/. 
 Neete, «. oryan of sensation and motion. Hiillrig »i. fTHrt- 
 
 To strain every n. make great efforts, vft^ m. i[o}-enii- 
 of , ^R m. JTRof , giTift^^ J?Jm n. qf^, ^ftfis?c5 «. «n^, 
 *nfK4n^T m. ^FT't, arnFTnTTHTcI n. ^ ^571 ^. 
 2 firmness of body, v. Steesqiu, ?R^^Ht irasF^/. ^IH 
 m. ^itr OT- ITTT^r^f n. 
 
 8 firmness of mind, v.FonxlTUBE. i^ «.5frfft/.«TTft? «. 
 To NebvE, «. o. give strength or vigor to, v. To StbknbtheS. 
 ifs n.-5ft^ m.-^ifl^T »».-&c. ^-arM't, sn5^-^lR^-&c. 
 
 NET 
 
 ^K^. 
 
 Neeveless, a. y. Weak. ^F^nftr, ^f^fs, |=t5E. 
 
 NeetOus, a. pertaining to the nerccs, affecting the nerves. ^• 
 
 fTPTH'|5T, &C. [ ^?ft^. 
 
 2 having the nerves affected. JT^TRfgfsRnft, Ptvn11Hg<1f»n', 
 
 3 vigorous, v. Steong. STTT^, ^M^K, -jIIhNI, ^^ItRT. 
 
 4 pithy, vigorous, — style, &c. ^5, §^5, +3+.^'tfT, +'1I«IMT. 
 NKE\0U3Ly, flk/y. v. A. 2. Jlxnf[d2f«l'+K"j4*, H«1l<iH?l'l'j4+. 
 
 3 ^IHI^, -ift^l^'. 
 Neetousness, n. v. A. 2. H«1M'^f^+K m. MsnUd^Cl'l »». H- 
 
 3 <iTriT m. ■^\H\\t\f. 
 
 Nesciekce, «. ignorance. %'n^q'irT »». 3T-j1imMUiT »». aTfTPT «. 
 
 Nescient, a. ignoi-ant. ^oirlT, 3Tvim, 3T3Tm<Tr. 
 
 Ness. The terminations which answer to ness are "^ 
 
 and "T^IT of Prakrit words, and m and t^ of Sanscrit 
 
 words. 
 Nest, n. abode of a bird. 4\^ n. ^hr m. qrCT m. ^TT^ m. 
 
 ^Nl/. ^a^rra w. fftS m. n. ^^is\^ VI. 
 
 To feather one's n. ^K n. HT^, ^Wft TT/. «FT"'t, 3'- 
 
 2 fig.— of thieves, &c. tfT «. 3T?IT1T «». 3T^ WJ. ?T?r »». 
 ( in-comp. as '^TT^rST »». &c. ). 
 To Nest, v. n. build and occupy a nest. •FI?t n.-M<^'4l OT.-&C. 
 
 Nest-ego, n. m^n^i^if. 
 
 To Nestle, v. n. live snug and comfortable. g%«|j^??r-g?fT^- 
 «tc. U^-?ff^-^RT m. q;^, g^RRT «».-3TR^^ ot.-Ac. 
 
 To Nestle, t). a. cherish. V Tot of, nirti «.-&c. ^T'lir, 
 Nestling, a. <//«< w yet in the nest. ^^iTMt?5^ «T?^l€rtfr- 
 
 Nestling, n. youitg bird in or from the nest, M<*WffTrif 
 
 i Nestob, «. — compellation for a sage old man. ^^wfrf m. 
 [ ^m^'<T m. 
 Net, «. <ic!'nc interwoven with meshes, vJT^ n. ^j[m n. TT^ »j. 
 
 Casting n. <?Tn »»■ 
 
 Large fishing n. ^mf. 
 
 Long soa-n. ^T^tt^ ^JTT^ n. 
 
 2 ( for catching birds and beasts ) snare, ^c. "FTff m. 
 "PRTT m. tfT3fr «». ^TT/. [ f T «t. 
 
 3 ( to carry or hold fruit, &c. ). 3Tf#/. STtm »». it^r- 
 Net, a. clear ; — of receipts, quantities, profits, &c. ^?3, 
 
 N. aiuouut. Z^^t{l\f. 5i»1<*H/. sm^ft^/. 3T?R- 
 
 Net-wobk, «. vjllcf)4K ^TT «. ^Toft^ ^W n. ^Toft/. 
 
 A n. for mangos, melons, &c. if^T^ m. ifT m. 
 Nethee, a. V. Lowed. ^Ic5^, ^TTrrar. 
 NErnEBHOsi, a. t. Lowesx. ^^T?5^, ^T^T^R^t^, ^sff- 
 
KEY 
 
 569 
 
 NEW 
 
 NETTHfo. See Netwobk. 
 
 jTo Nettle, r. a. irritate, fret, 4'e- t. To AifOER. r^>^*|uS 
 or f^3THui, <SM«l"Ji, NVT'f or f^ifT^, '«'dm*|ui,Fi(«1«- 
 
 Nettled, p. v. Y. f^>»1*I3r!l, f^«4<(rlrll, Ac. ?RTff, ^idlPlH. 
 Neuralgia, Nkubalot, n. JT^TTrtgoTVT/. 
 Neuholoot, n. detcription of the nervet. HMrtlffH^oln n. 
 Necbotic, a. «ra/A^ in <Atf nervet, t. Nebtocs. n>n(|riHt»(, 
 
 Neckotomt, m. dittection of a nerve. H«TT?fg^^^ «. H- 
 Nelteb, Neutbal, a. indifferent, not engaged on either 
 
 2 — in grammar. H^^*. — verb. 3T^^. 
 Neuteb, Neutbal, n. one that take* no part in a eonlett 
 
 between olhert, v. A. 5^RftT, frf-^i^W. 
 
 2 « perion oj neither tex, or one impotent. 'IJ^T^ n. m. 
 
 fpti n. wft e. TTi or tt or ^% c. "jt^rlMMl m. 
 A n. dnasing as a female. ^\ftf. 
 Neutealitt, Neutealsess, n. v. A. 1. frT-^l{HMUII m. nz- j 
 
 ?-<rnnT m. 5Hf^?ft^ n. 3'JI*flHHl/. g^nfr^TW m. JTK- j 
 
 ?S3T n. m^ n. 3>T«T«iqR^ «. | 
 
 Necthauzatiox, Neutbalizixo, n. y. V. I.— act, n^vfn. i 
 
 mrOT n. f^Jfl^vmsiTn^ n. f5r?t1'J«MT?PT «. 
 
 2 fin^ ^jii n. Ac. rH^rf)-*<ul n- «n<i»i'l w. ^O^'^lTt »»• ' 
 
 'fr^lT^IT »• 5r3fnnT m. I 
 
 To NtrrSALlzB, r. a. det/roy the peeuliar propertie* of; 
 
 render inert, im^f, RR^ «. ^T^t, f^(t^*nmTn m.-Ac. 
 
 <>^^. «/■<», 
 
 2 render weak, inejicieni, Sfe. reduce to inactici/y, ^c. 
 
 f^W3 or cB-fin n^-Pl^4-<T4<»ofV^-^If7'«TT-Ac. ^^, ^t- 
 
 4k»! w.J^rtsmr m.-Ao. ^T't y. o/ o. 
 
 l^CCTHAMZED, f . V. V. 1. UrT^^^JT, ^jt^VrKT?, T^lt^*^. 
 
 2 PWflS «?!f!t, Pj^W'WHT, Ac. ^fWt4^, t\i«fl<J, TCTTT- 
 
 Nectbauzeb, n. Nectralizixo, p. a. HmntT, »TR¥, HR- 
 
 »i**if, WwwRTms, Ac. 
 
 2 f^T^ vwRT, Ac. ^t^^nre^f , fWn^^, Ac. 
 Ncctsallt <n/e. T, A. 1. f^-^lfflNUIIH, <TCrMV<'II'i, fip^nffr- 
 
 Nctca, «Jo. ««/ ««-. *^ ^T^, %tff ^10, ^ *»ft, %i^ ^rft, 
 *^ m0, ^ «^ ;— emphatically, *I»N^ mft, *- 
 
 ft^«r vith ney. e«n. For the mdm aa czpresMcl bj the 
 phrMMjOM /A« (/ay after doomeday/m the Greek K<Uend; 
 ^e. Mnne correnponding phraae* arc, %|vtr (or v)^^ 
 
 3nf^4i(f, fT? ^nw f^'rft, im«n Tiff, ^m*Hi 3tt- 
 
 N.befor«. ^ ^«f^, V^ n«f»». 
 N. 90. WT^, fWti^. 
 
 72 
 
 That has been neter or scarcely ever before. ^^ 
 
 Nevektheless, n. «/i7/, 5«^, yet. Hff, ?T<TTf^,fT^nf^, T^, "RH, 
 New, a. lately made or come into being, fresh, recent, not 
 tlale. fl^, frt^, ffT^T, rtT^IT, ^r^^, ?I^, ^TST, T^^fT, 
 *IT«R, 3TfHT^,H^T?l^. luTolviiigtliis sense as CTiAanffc^ 
 or intended, and as apparent under such forin.ations, 
 expressions, and combinations as h-an-neto^ spirk and 
 tpan new, neiccoined, fresh from the forge, fresh from the 
 hammer, just off the slocks, Sfc. ^'c. sonic words are, 
 
 Newish. ?i^, ;;nTPl or ;t^T5. 
 
 2 wofrf, flo< 6«ny before. 7\^x, T^, H^ol+.r, ^r^^ ot' 
 
 3 not ancient, T. Modehn. ^^\, HjlsT, 3TTgfH^, a^^^'t^, 
 4i different from former. ?r^, J^RT, 3T^, >R^ or q^m, 
 TRW. 
 
 5 ««< habituated, not practised, Sfc. 5T^, ^^W., 'T^flT^, 
 ^RT, ST^TM, 3Tf^, SfR^T^. 
 
 6 unused, unapplied. ^RT, TqfT, 3iR^, 3T^H^, arsT^'B. 
 
 7 not familiar to. ^^T, ar'Troc^t, aPTrar^'T^, ^^^T»fr^r, 
 "J^ii^fiNi, arrR^'^r^, 3T^«TT^TT^r, sth^'tw, srrftf^. 
 
 NEW-B0B5, a. :T?r ^rjtHj^T, 5?PT ^JRH%Sr, ^tJMld, 
 New-coi.ved, a. V. New. gui^lTT, ^T'Hr^Ta^r, ^^^. 
 New-comer, n. ^^ sn^tTT, ^T^TFTrT. 
 New-faxoled, a. H<<|^MArtl, ^^41^5^-m, H«fld+rM^^r, 
 
 «l>lrt-HI, irra^ ^-Hrtrtl. 
 New-fashioned, a. s^tT 0<fl-Vi, T^r^rnfNT, 
 Newly, fl</p. t. A. 1. fj^ rfec/. ^^r ded. fH^ t/ec/. 5TSr'«R, 
 
 2 T^T^, Ac. 
 Ne\»nes3, n. V. A. 1. ^^l^ m. rir^iqtJTr m, m<^- i;qoTI m.&c. 
 
 i^^mr/ Ac. ^fsq ». 
 
 2 ^qqtirr ffi. sw?^<nT «». ^r^^rroir m.Ac. arj^r/^fs^ n. 
 
 News, n. tidings, accounts, intelligence. HTfnA/- ^^PT ". 
 
 ^SWt/. ^flT/. |?Tt?r m. «HT^R w. ^5/. ^^n »». |tT w. 
 
 ^ifH^ M. vH^ «. ^^R^ wi. ^T^l^ / TT or qcq /. 
 
 — comprch. news and tidings. i^«R i^T/ f(<<<HMI /. j?/. 
 
 Any news ? Any thing now ? irt^ T^^^WlT 1 ^»f^ 
 
 Bad n. J^rmT/ HPlV.«|IVlf/. 3qj>TTmf/. 
 
 Good n. ^^m^f. ^S^^^\^f. SH^JTrT M. ^HfTtn w. 
 
 Nkws-UO.^oer, fi. one thai delights in telling newi. ^q^r, 
 
 iirTT, iPifWTfTT, n*^, nt'ft'Tru, ni"ft^Rr, 
 News-papm, n. ^^ ^m^ w. «n^»n^5i n. ^nrmRT?! »i. 
 
 New»-wbiteb, «. ( at Courts ). 3fT?RR^^, [ WT wi. 
 
 Nkw-tvab'i DAT, n. f^fiw^r/ ^^rm^f^(^f. ^ffsr qr- 
 Fol« erected before the door ou a. ^^JT,— The crec< 
 tloa of it. 3^ aKK'Jj ». «f ^TT^nTT ». . 
 
KIO 
 
 B70 
 
 Km 
 
 IfEXT, a. nearest. STT^ <H*Io6-m, ^i^oE^t, TT^f^TiVmsI, «ir^,- || 
 
 N. time. J^ft %7W, fBT^f^W. [ TRft^. 
 
 IsEXT, orfo. «)! <Ac i/jMfi or turn nearest. IPT, sifcIT, HT'JT, 
 Js'iB, «. &j7Z, JfflA:. =qt=5T/. <ff^/. Jf^ET/. =^f «». 
 
 2 ( of a pen, &c.), point, tip, end. Z\^ m.'i'm^^f. OT^ift 
 
 /. 3Tq «, 
 iNiEBED, a. having a nib. ff^^, 3K(nl^K'. 
 To Nibble, v. a. eat as rats, ^c. Mji^dui, ^BTHSor, ^T^pl^, 
 
 +<iiil or +<iui. 
 3^9 Nibble, r. «. — as fishes, &c. J<-J5^H-^<=J.'iH ^I^it, ffflw. 
 
 ?5T^, #5Ft iy^^. 
 
 2 find fault with, peck at, v. To Cabp. f^J^f. ^HTot-vR- 
 ^, d*<K/. qoT-^T'Jf, 3TT?^1% m. pl.-'^^ m. pi. H>liu1, 
 
 Nibbled, jj. v. V. A. ^T^SJFH', *<ditif<'l, &c. 
 
 NiEBLixo, n. V. V. A. — act. ^^^ n. ^^^ n. &e. 
 
 Nice, <j. accurate, that judges until exactness, discerns minute- 
 
 2 delicate.^ minutely cautious, v. SCEUPCLODS. sflT^, ^- 
 2 fastidious, squeamish, V. Dai>'tt. ^tl^, <f,'II<i<'?tT, 
 
 'Srf^iT, =qm^roE. 
 
 4 dainty.^ sweet or pleasant to tlte taste, v. Delicious. 
 
 5 ea*i7y injured, t. Delicate. TT^, «IT#P, +IHrt or 51, 
 minutely exact; — of things, matters, &c. v. Acctjeate. 
 
 «r?rNT?tr^, ^ri^i, ^fft, i«i<H<, ^??j=rT, ri^rrnp, 
 
 7 requiring minute care. «ntt^, ''T'J^i «ll^+^^-HI, ^IT^- 
 
 8 affectedly particular, v. FiisnCAL. .J(+fi«H<I, -td+.^ii-yi. 
 Q fine, pretty., pleasing, ijc. — freely. JTV^, '^Tt'TcTT, ^<^, 
 
 NiCELT, adv. V. A. 1. 6. 5fTft^^^^, ^<^^^^, «iHI«IM|^, 
 
 6 ^t?T (?ecZ. f^, &c. I 
 NiCEiTESs, Nicety, m. v. A. 1. sfpft^F^/. ^'^T^f^. flU^- 
 
 2 f^rmW^m m. f^rfH'nT m. ^/. [^^Z- 
 
 4 ntlTOTT «». "Ttft/. g^Tft/. JT%^/. ^.hT.4«ll »». ^^ 
 
 w. ^)^-Kr{T/. ^?:-*^ «. i'^t^f 
 
 8 zT^fE^'TurT »». ST'if^r/. =sjT<?;^'-n/. ^TTT%ft/. "^inft- 
 
 1. delicate management, Sfc, Y. Abdeess. ^rf%/>op.^:^»TrT/. 
 
 Niceties. See DAiyriEg. 
 J^'iCHE, n. recess in a xcall. ^FHm m. qpHlt «. #R^ m. ^- 
 ^% n. ^^/. 
 
 A secret n. ^^^ttTSTot. 
 Nick, «. exact point of time, critical juncture. "^"^ f smX 
 or arrift/. sfToft/. 3TT^5TT0ft'5ft^/. f^TW n. ^VT/. ^f^T 
 
 Just at the n. ^H+i, slrai^. 
 
 To come in the n. of time. !T^T?r-%^-^Fr»T^Tm-&c. 
 
 ^■ot, rrm n.-^ «.-^tT/.-&c. ?fTq"it. 
 
 2 See Notch. 
 To Nick, ». o. hit, touch luckily. f^Muj, Rqwi ^fT^rT ^^. 
 
 2 See To Notch. 
 Nick-name, n. name given in contempt, Sfc. Z\*W<\\-^ Tf^ n. 
 
 CTTfTT^ ^^ n. ft^iim n. ^T^PJ^^ STTT M. TTTf^T/. 3^- 
 
 ftRTH n. 
 2b Nickname, v. a. give a name of reproach. ?n or ;?nTJTHT- 
 
 Nictation. See AVinking. 
 
 NiDE, n. brood, ^r\ n. ^^f. [l^^HT/. 
 
 NiDiFiCATiON, n. nest-building. ^^7T m^ «• 'ftlT^f'T n. ^- 
 NiDUS. See Ne8t. C^P^T/, 
 
 Niece, a. a man's brother's daughter. JTift/. '^^Ti\f. STR- 
 
 2 o sister's daughter., — whether of a man or a woman. 
 *n-«ft/. ( neuter form H^t. sister's child ), 'Tflpft^P^TT/. 
 
 Husband of this n. ^1% ^t«rf m. 
 
 3 a KomarPs brother's daughter, or a husband's sister's 
 daughter. JTT^ft/. ( TT^t n. ). 
 
 Husband of this n. *rr% ^rf^ w. 
 
 4 husband's brother's daughter. JTTft/. t-^T^/. 
 
 NiGGAED, «. T. MlSEH. ?»7'Jr, ^^t^^PP, l^tStS. 
 
 NlGGAED, NlQGAEDLT, a. stingy, parsimonious.^. JfiSEBLT. 
 
 ^M-^1 ^!T^, sfrft^ 4i^"iKi, srrft'F ^t^-^i, s^nrr^, arrT^. 
 
 Niogabdlixess, Nigqardness, n. v. A. ^^mHDTr««. f^- 
 
 ^quTT «8. r+lisoil m. &c. ^pmq «. sfrtt^P^/. sJTft^ 
 
 ST^/ [ ^, +1^««T"J5^. 
 
 NlQGABDLT, odo. V. A. s})MU|H<I(|^, f^'mT^i&C. qiO^^lft- 
 
 NiGH. See Neab. 
 
 Night, n. TTftl pop. TT^f and xp\f. ^^f. ^^pft/. T^ n. 
 
 A dark n. ^Flofr^t TT^/. 
 
 At n., by n. TR^ rf«ci. ^T#,TT?ft%#^,'Cr9ft', ^T^ftf^T- 
 
 By n. and by day. siT^rf^^H, tN-^^, f^W^, f^- 
 Concluding part or division of the D. 3T<n:n=5r/. ^^ 
 
 Early part of the n. gr^RT or 31?^ or gTRm/ 3Tt?ft^ 
 
 First part of the n. — tlie evening. ^^ m. 
 
 Good night. g^SffT^T, ^<«|P^^T. 
 
 In the early part of the n. STRf^Tf, 
 
 Latter half of the n. grTT ^^/. 
 
 To n. this night. aTPJRT^ff, TT^, <W-qi decl. 
 
 That watches at night. ^T-sfl^HK. 
 
 The whole period or term of the n. rj?^ m. 
 
KIP 
 
 871 
 
 KOB 
 
 Watching at night, ^rf^ <»1I'H<»I n. 
 
 To set out whilst yet night. <ifie(i ^T^ PlM"!. 
 
 To spend the n. watching by a light, f^oqi^ T\^f. 
 
 To spend the night sleepless. sloo^li'Tl <T^/. <RIS»T, 
 
 To be n. — To come on — the n. ^IHI^Iui. 
 The night rings ( as with the sound of the cricket, 
 &c. ). n^ afftrint. 
 iCioHT-BLiSDSias, fi. HtIm^ n. 
 
 Afflicted with n. TTWl^inCT, ?T^Tt*I. 
 NiOHT-CAP, n. n»1^ ^WY/ n?f^?mc5 m. 
 Night-clothes, n. HT^ Miv*>«l «. 
 NiouT-FALL, «. V. Etexiso. :t^ m. 
 >'iOHT-iiAHE, M. iHcubu*. **>)H »». n. ^nPTT n. W<*ftf^/. 
 
 anftonij^ ^Jl m. n. 
 >'i(iaT-KAis, n. TPT^ w. [ 4)^^r;^rf m. 
 
 NiCHTisGALE, «.— the Indian n. 5^^ »*• 53*Irf«IMI »»• 
 JS'iOHTLT, a. happening, Sfc. at night. UT^IT, ^^fr^T, ^T'sft- 
 
 2 happening, Sfc. ecerif night. ^^'^i\■J(\^\.|^K\'f\M\. 
 XidHiLr, adv. by night. JJ^, XX^., H^ff , ^1<T^ rfeci. ^T^, 
 
 2 fKry BijA/. ^TO^ft^, Mpl<l-iO«. 
 
 KlCHT-KOVlSO, J»'I0HT-WASDEK1S0, a. fH^TT^, f^^TT^Tft, 
 
 XiGHT-SHADE, «. — the prickly, ft^Toft/ 'Pf^l^H^'ft/ f^/ 
 
 —fruit of it, frtiiT n. 
 NiuiLiTT, «. nothinjne**. sTT^f'mT «. 3PTTT »». ITf^f^ n. 
 
 Nimble, a. ayi^, v. Active. a < |<N I ^Tot, 3lt»n3<r, 'Rf! w 
 
 NiVBLE-rOOTED, a. 'TI'T^, MI^JNI ^R^-^'TcE, ^^♦^(l MI<<I'«||, 
 XiJiBLE-wiTTED, o. «/iarp, V. QricK. 3^^, ^c«T, fftia^S. 
 
 XlMBLE.'lESS, «. V. A. 3Tt»r^73Ti/. 'Tlont/. ^qW^l^t/. SfPT- 
 ^n=<l n. ^(N-^ ft. [ji'MNr^^MS*. 
 
 XlHBLT, Wc. V. A. Ui'mq-jSIIH, -iiqaij^, ^T'lT^t'f, vlrf^O^ , 
 KixcoMPoor, n. T. Fool, nPT^t, *JJT, «WI«, »nmft. 
 
 >'I5C, «. ^««WSTW. 
 
 NixETEES, a. ^^^,«^^orttH, ^^n»ftw. 
 
 NrSETEESTB, «. PrfflTfTTT. 
 
 JS'lsm, a. ^in^j— one, ^W^nv^W ;— two, dnvofW;— throe, 
 
 ^inwW} — four, ^jrNnwR; — Jivi 
 
 -MTOO, ^IHTT'Tf;— eight, 
 
 NixaT, Ni55TnAU]iEB, ». T, Fool. TTW^, »Jff, litTa. 
 
 KlXTB, a. IfVT, STW»T, 
 
 Nurru, ». ilMlfi|*»>r m. ^WKtlt m, 
 
 2*0 Ntr, V. m. hit« or pinch off icith the nail* or teeth. ifrfH- 
 
 i«r or ^fnnat, 'tr^c'l, g?'!, ^i*^, 5^^, IF^^'^i ^' 
 
 JOT •»■ U^^t'ii, Q«<iuf, VW, fW»m. 
 
 2 Wmi, w^r»jr. ^tnl, ^-fn-^ifmr-Ac. wwr. 
 
 8 8w Xo Cur, To Cvx 4-m Iroft, Ac. WW^, ornrff. 
 
 To be nipped. «B<M»j, q>^r m. llii. 
 Kip, Nippiso, n. y. V. 1. sjf^I'I »• ^■^i.oi n. ^?nit n. &c, 
 ?ifR «. Pr?fn^ n. f^nPTT »• 
 
 NiPi'EBs, n. pincers. f^m\ m. 1T^/. 
 
 To pull out with n. RtH-ll «». ^•<J)^. 
 2 ( of a goldsmith) ^l^PTT «». 
 Nipple, n. teat, ^ittf. dim. ^^ n. ^^/. ^cR^^ «, ?!T- 
 
 Jrm ». f^HT n. ^^ m. n. 
 Nit, n. egg of a louse, ^-c. sft^/. fe?lT/. 3^ 3t| m. %^. 
 NiTExcT, NiTiD. See Bkightness, Bbight. 
 NiTBE, «. salt-pelre. Bt^T "» €lT^ «• ^^^ »»• 
 
 Nitrate of potash. *\<i^\Kpop. M'i^\K tn. [TT^. 
 
 NiTBOua, a. pertaining to nitre. ?ft-4fMI, ^"kf*TST^, ^[^T- 
 Nirrr, w./mZ/ of nits. fe^TToH', «)^r^v?T, fe^isj-^^. 
 Nival, Niveous. See Ssowy. 
 No, */t). snf r, ^, ?IT, ^, *f , 
 
 To say no to every thing,to be ever no-ing. ^m s»Tir 
 
 m. «(i-M<»t, ^Tjmiiwi. ar^^T i'm. con. Jir^/-?iR?ft/. ^pnJr. 
 
 Thou<»h you say no, yet say no sweetly. "JoS ^Ti^ "IT 
 
 No, «. «o«e. «h|uft ^rfr, ^^ ^T^. The sense is often 
 involved in the use of the negative particle; as, at ^• 
 m^ H?IiIT TT^ He is no vulgar boy. 
 No one. q^Jt^ft HT^T. 
 
 NOBILlTy, NOBLESESS, ». T. A. 1. ^f^T^/. T^T^^ftTrlT /. 
 H^PP^T/ flj^T^r/ S^fT^IT^ / 3TTfH3TTfq n. 
 
 4 Jtr^TT «». 'tftTTTT »». 5iTk^/ j^TTTTw. SIT;(R?«T». HP\- 
 
 5 ^M'^MUir m. ^Jjf^Vm m. &c. V\^i}(\ f. gPT /. 
 
 6 H ^ l ^ r M' l ^ MUirm.iTtJN^<i. 7^^*1JT«. ^^«. STT^m^**. 
 
 I. nohdily. si^^w. ;i. ^r5^^»«- /'^ sHxftT ?HTT^»».j>/. 
 
 II. dignity, pomp, /jC. of a noUewan, a^firft/. 
 Noble, a. o/*rt;i ancient and high family, v. Qektle. jftOTT 
 
 The n. and plebeian. ^lrflR^l?f|»». pi. 
 
 2 distinguished from commoners by rank and title, ift- 
 
 3 illustrious, tcorthy. great. mJT, »il%'7'JIT^r, I^J, R^rfl^r, 
 
 ■i exalted, sublime. HTST, nftT, 3^, ?W, ??IW, W'IrH. 
 5 magnificent, sjdendid, ife. — freely, v. Fi>e. AxZf, T»T^, 
 
 generous, liberal, ingenuous, S(c. ^^\^S\ »njT, T^KTHT- 
 
 Noble, intcrj. WT^ff, 
 
 Noble, Noblema.v, «. grandee. HIT SSt^w. ift atq;t?»r?I J?^ 
 
 »/i. nrar ^?j^wt. '^jftTw. J^r\^m. 
 NoBLK-MisDED, a. n»TT^ »it?T, 7^ »Rni, '?raqi»T'jT^r, 
 
KOI 
 
 572 
 
 NOM 
 
 IfOBtE, adv. T. A. 1. Hi<4^([ Jctr^ rfeci. Hre^TT ^?IT^ rfec?. 
 5 ^1^ decl. cHitii rfeci. 3r?j?, 'TT'ft. 
 
 ICocEXT, Nocuous Seo Huktful. 
 
 ]N^OCTii)iAL, o. comprising a night and a day. »(kh<Mf^*l*IMI, 
 
 KOCTIVAGANT, fl. V. NlGHT-KOTIXG. l^nr^JT. 
 
 NOCTUHNAL, a. flJ^/Y/y. ^Cm^r, TT5ft^, Trf5Rf^tft, <lf^+-lrf- 
 
 jTo Nod, v. n. lend or incline tci/h a Quick motion, rf^", 
 5^"!, ^^"1, I^J'JI. 
 
 2 (in assent, approbation, beckoning, &e.) TTfT/.-lt?/- 
 ^f5^-5t?5^Sfr, KR/.-il^/. ^lrJui-5t??0t-^df g, of e. 
 
 a (through drowsiness). ^^:?ft or ^^f.-ff^m. pi. ^Twf, 
 ^^<if, THOT, %«?0T, ^TTW, ^PTTft/. ^OT-^-^nit-ifKW. 
 4 icalk noddingly. "^^^ ^^, ^*d!!i*d T«?^, f^tT- 
 
 2b Nod, v. a. lend or ghaJce with quick motion. r)+,|gi?|' or 
 »l*<i(«), ilrf<)>5|, ^lrt«fui. 
 
 Nod, Nodding, m. t. V. N. 1. H^Sr». ^f^ofw. &c. gt^w. 
 
 3 ^^ or |3!ifft/. ». ^,^}nwf«. &c. ^i^lft/. S^tift/, 
 
 I. sign made ly a move of the head, T. SlQN. T^f. f ^TRW 
 
 INoDATiON, n. act of making a knot. rrfS ^n. iTtS TTT^^. 
 Noddle, «. v. Head. ^VS^. ^t5^». ^r5fj5». SToE^n. sTRoEw. 
 Noddy. See Ninnt. 
 IfODE, w. sicelling on the lone. if?/. 3T^tT^r>TOT. 
 
 2 — in astronomy. T^lT^m. The atcending node is ^T^'ni. 
 
 The descending node is %5«. 
 Nodule, «. y. Lump. WSlm. 
 Noggin, n. wooden cup. <<>?|<l wi. «t>4l0^y*. 
 Noise, «. y. Sound. HT^w. e^i?r»». ^f^»». 3TT?M»n. ?^J». 
 N. in the ears. JFxjf^T^m. 
 
 2 loud sound, y. Clatter, Din. ^T3T ?T»Tm. jff3T 3TrfPT 
 
 3 outcry, clamour, v. Uphoah. »ra^ »7i. Tt^^ f». 4>{ilc% 
 or mm. !F|5T »». ^c^^Ft^ w. intern. ^S^?5T7 m. ifN /. 
 sTtTTET m. [ TTPif. 
 
 To make a n. about. ^55T«poST adv. i^TT^f, iffif/. VKUI- 
 
 4 puUic taik, iRq^ m. »TMiaM( m. «IM|<||v1| f». 
 
 To make a n. in the world. ?Tt^ n.-qfH% f.-&c. VifSJ- 
 ^, 'lM"i'l, 5te% 7!.-?^ w.-smnr m.-&e. tlT^of y. q/" *. 
 To Noise, v. a. spread by report, tell generally. qRciuj, 3-- 
 SRT ifi^-TTSW, 5^ «».-^tir?T/.-^RT m.-i[^^ n.-&c. ^J- 
 vilfJr y. ofo. «TToft/.-j^/.-&c. f^^y. 0/0. ^T -^ | q< 
 ^raot, ^ V il * /.-sr%f5; /.-stttttt m.-srvfj m.-&e. '^g. 
 
 To be noised abroad. 'Il^^i, STIPPt, ^TJI'Jt, »i1*Jl4dr, 
 «JM6i'IM«ll', t^ M.-^t^H/.-TTTTT »n.-Jt?^ «.-&c. STT^OT 
 
 g. ofs. ^^J^}^l'V^^:^^l.■&.c. ^r^, ^jfTsrrm^, jmsr 
 «». ^t^ y. o/s. ?^, arre^S'if, ^''PF^, fPFT?:ot, ^II-^ll^? 
 
 Noised, ;». y. V. »n^R^t5T, 3^T1T %HHT, i^ *IMrfiAI, &c. 
 
 Noiseless, a. <7(a< ma^e* «o noise. aTTTST, f^3;iT5T. 
 Noiselessly, a<ip. y. V. and Silently 5T5^ ^ ^RrTf. 
 Noisily, «ie. v. A. jfraT Tt*^ ^57T, ^opPT ^5?T, &c. <^ui-jui, 
 
 5[tjr^^, ^tir^, &c. [/. Hfmr^T/. 
 
 Noisiness, n. v. A. 1. jftST ^5^ m. ttttt TT^ »». *T^NPldI 
 
 2 'irt'P.'-iuii m. 'li'liSmTi >«. &c. [ yw/. 
 
 3 'ffnR in. »R«P7/. HHSfOT m. ^^FFT m. ^^W »». "iTK- 
 
 4 *\^A^f. »i^Jnif^nrmT »«. T^'ifwHTorr »». 
 Noising, n. y. V. — act. 'IM*i>j| «. y^si 'JR^ n. ^^\ <Rot 
 
 «. 5^ <rFJH'5fn. &c. 5rM«ii«Tr^5j/. 'iM^inr^/. ^t^tt^w. 
 
 Noisome, a. noxious, unwholesome. 3IM+K+, arwrtt, 'TT*T^, 
 
 2 offensive, S(c. y. Disgusting. qjTT^gruTT, ^^^riTft-, 
 qmriT, afr^^T, ar^rft. 
 NoisoMENEss, n. Y. A. 1. aiMiPK^Muil m. ^msT^T m. 3?^^- 
 ft?rr/. cHM4,K*r^ «. srrv^f^ n. 
 
 2 qiOKlsoii »». aft^^TJTT »». &c. 
 Noisy, a. loud-sounding. jftS^TT ^S^T^TT, hIiWI ^TTi^T, T^T- 
 
 eqfrT, K^T^, J1^RI<(t, '^^•»li«, H^^*^^ft. 
 
 2 vociferous, ^'c. Y. Clamoeous. qjll?^, 'Irmrqi, 
 
 »TtnT^-»TT. 
 
 8 /aW of noise and lustle — a place, procession, wedding, 
 
 &e. jfilliMI, »T?!«Ir'-MNI, »lrf«|p!l2Nr, OTC5T3TR^^T, ^- 
 
 q^qi-HI, *iK<-i|M!, ^'JT^oftH, MTK^rft^. 
 
 4/k7/ o/'«o»w,— a town, &c. 'PT'T^^r, nv!in^t=T, T^T- 
 
 *Jv»ft?1, 'irt«)rti-«(l. 
 N0LEN8 YOLENS. ^rm^ or ^TPT^T^, fT^TW, f ^i^. 
 Nomad, Nomadic, a. that wanders icith flocks. qR5PT qTT 
 
 NOMANCY, «. divination by the letters of a name. ^t?T^^ 
 
 NoMBLES, n. ^OIT^ 3Tt<Tlf n. pi. 
 
 NoMENCLATOB, «. o»e «.'Ao giccs names to things, ^rt? ^"IKI, 
 
 NOMENCLATUBE, ti. vocalulary. ^c^?T >». ?I*^HIrfl/. fH- 
 
 2 technical terms of a science, Sfc. <TTR»ilR*?t«^»n. /;/. 
 Nominal, «t. pertaining to a name. fTRlf^^'ftW, iiHti«i^-ft, 
 
 2 existing in name only, iihi-hi or ^i«(|-«Hi, ilnt)l^. 
 Nominally, orfr. v. A. 2. ?Tt^, ?TH*M, Tt^f^fT '/cti. 
 ^To Nominate, «• a. v. To Name. HtW n. ^of-spi^in-T^TT- 
 
 nf y. 0/ 0. 
 
 2 yjie a ««me to, y. To Name. J^tJm, sfte^. 
 
 3 name for an office, Y. To Appoint. 'JT^liT, ^j^Jf , ^JPT- 
 oj5py..%jTTJT5F/.-&c. ^^ ^. 0/0. JTPT^ ^^. 
 
KON 
 
 «73 
 
 ?s'00 
 
 >'01II5ated, p. V. V. 3. 4M7^l,^Hi^-''J,'ftf5lrT,i1iMvi!I^ or ?r. 
 >'OMiXATiox, n. T. V. 3. — act. q1^"t n. %»toT n. ^TmuJ*/. 
 
 I. pouxr ofappoint.'tiy. ^»v<\\^\ srf'T^PK m. ^HU<||-<fl 
 
 yoMiSATiTE, n. — in grammar. JJiMHl/. ^tT? •». **<J*K* «• 
 
 >'OiII>-ATOB, n. T. V. 3. <?1j<UIKI, ^M«lin, ^»1«{* <M,>'IK1, 
 
 Ac. P»<iM*. 
 yoMtsiEX, H. pertOH appointed by. qHr^rtl, f*T%f^. 
 Nos. This prefix is rendered by, 3T, 3M, fH,^^, Ac. 
 
 >"OS-ACCEPTAXCE, n. aUVft^Tf «l. 3T^^t^TT »». 
 
 >'ox-ACcoMPU8iim:xT, «. swrn^T «. arRrfj? / 3RTTf%/. 
 Xos-AC<jrAiSTixcE, n. a»MR^<< m. 3THT5S^/. 
 Xos-ACQCiEscEXCE, n. yn*cf|+K m. 3i*i»-Hfd /. 
 Nos-ADMissiOX, n. «o< allowing. '^hf\^R »»». aT'T'ft^TT «». 
 
 NOS-ADTEKTEKCE, fl. 3T^^ «. J'^^^'T n.^^R^PTTT »». 31- 
 
 Kos-AOE, ». V. MncoBiTX. ^T^5!tT / 3r5rms^T^^RKr«TT/. 
 
 JTOS-AOED, J. T. JIlXOB. 31MIH«4<4*^+, •HMIHo'^'I^K. 
 
 yos-AOESiHAi:., «. — the degree. f^HlH'^H ». f^Ri'irtM n. 
 
 N0S-AFPrUU5CE, NoX-ATTEyDAItCE, n.^tT^Tf^^/. 3f^- 
 
 Kos-AJiBiTAt, «. aiHi'iHH n. ymi'W »n, 
 JToa-ATTAisiiEST, ti. ynsjifH /. a(r^T>T »». 
 
 NOS-ATTESTIOS, n. 9fR^VR «». 3T^^ «. 5^e=^ «. 
 KOX-CHALASCE, n. V. IXDirFEBEXCE. 3RT?vn/. ^^RftTTt/'- 
 Jfo.X-COMMISSlOSED, O. r^H^H-^t- 
 
 Ifos-coMPLiAxcE, ». aj^^t^nr »•• 3RHthT w. ['Tf^. 
 
 Nox-co.KDUCTOB, n. Kos-cosDucTuro, a. 3T%<=TT, awN^, 3T- 
 
 2i>'0S-CO5rOBJIIgT, W. 3H^vft,MH'J+1 l/1,'il"1^<<t</t,3ini5^tff. 
 
 2 dittenUr from the etlallithed church. ^FiJirMdHHI- 
 ^5TT»ft, 4?lt*llfM'iy«MH*<lft,r«TlfH<lMn'l<l'-*11. 
 KoS-CO.XrOKMITT, II. TR^T^trvj- m. m^4{<«l «. ^HH<(t1H f>. 
 2 diuentfrom the rilablithed fAKr(7i.^?IF«<lfMHHHIfllHfl- 
 
 KOS-COTTACT, W. 3T»»?^ "•. "JT*!^ m, 
 
 >'0S-Ct'BU5CT, «. "V^J^T n. 
 
 I>05-DElITXmT, «. ««HMOI n. ■MH\\'\ n. [ ?TtJT, 
 
 Kos-DncsiPT, a. ^d^fiJiT, '5T^^nnT, 'srfafVl'R^TT, an^>^t5- 
 
 >'0X-ElXCr, «. ^JTfT, 3T^, "jnTTT^T. 
 yos-ESJOTMErr, II. 3P?r»l m. •3T^»n*1 HI. ;*<•!<< Ml n HI. 
 3»05-E5TiTT, ». wm-exitlence. ^W'TTw. ^Tf*f!»^ «. ST'TT'^m. 
 
 apmr/.traw*. 3nPWfl«.3nfW"i.«Jft<r^/. ♦<«'fiHnr«. 
 
 2 • non-tntHy. *I«IW«I'4 i*. Sl^t^f^mi m. aWTJ n. 
 
 Kov-RurcKX. See Kos-ejtitt. 
 Koy-nitTErr, a. iwf Aarw^ rxittenee. 
 T, imj^, 7T»T^, ff'.Hff , "HflHf, 3W^ 
 
 K<n(-OBaEITA5CE, «. ■JfTTT^^ H. 
 K05-OBTAmiE5T, n. KT^^m W. 
 
 Vor-tkvai, m. pttrXm^ t. Lxcompasablc wJ^w, f>»WH, 
 I^OS-rtct, «. «*«/* of perpUxity andpwnlt. «rtV» «•• ^ 
 
 fl. ivfCT cr njPiw "I. «n*/. <NTft/. 'hi »•. 
 
 [W^^ft^T, 
 
 To X'ON-PLus, ». o. puzde, put to a ttand. S^, 'lc44>'i"l o*" 
 'lolfl-iot, ^to5 m.-«l<Jt*ir »».-ic. sR'Jf y. q/"o. Miy"Ji, 'dRg- 
 
 To be non-plussed. ^?^or, '<T^, ^f^-n1^f^tT-&c. ^- 
 
 NOX-PLCSSED, /». V. V. 'Io4<frd?.rtl, &C. TpTftH, f^fT, »T5g. 
 KOX-PBACTICE, «. STT'^qTO m. 
 JTON-PBODUCTIOX, «. ^HrMpl/. 3<^frl/. 
 
 Nox-PROFiciEXT, a. arf^joT, arf^OTXTfT, 3T^5. 
 
 KOS-EECOTEET, ». 3I«HI^I< OT. 
 
 Nox-BEsiDEscE, n. 3T^Hf?r/. ar^mr OT. sT^rensq n. 
 
 JSON-RESIDENT, «. ST^ra*^, 3Tfit<MU«<rti«(l'«% ^rT«<MI«tl*ft, 
 
 Nos-BESiSTiSCE, n. 3?f5rqKit n. snirft^ETT »W. 3TfH^'«T »». 
 
 NOS-BESPECT, «. STT^^^"^ «. 
 
 N. of persons. 3fimH<«It|K«l^fTf/ ^mMffrT/. 
 Nox-SEi« SE, n. words or language without meaning or relevance, 
 5fnTN^-3T^'<T%-^n>f^-&e. ^riui' n.-TTT'ir «.-^T^^ n.- 
 &c. 3H+4fH*4 »• SVrfJTtK «. WI3<i'l5 «• W1S*1'IS »• 3T- 
 
 To talk n. v^f. HRot. 
 2 trifles, trumpery, trash, ^'c. ai'ISd'li «. 3T'I4^'U ?!. 
 
 Nos-SESsiCAL, a. unmeaning. SR^fsp, f^'4^, 3T»T^-^Jf^- 
 
 T%r-&c. 3T»r55PTf , 5rt«isri'iii ai-^iy-m, 3t^t^, ar^rm- 
 ■^i a<><j'iri-M , ar^f^^F, aronn, sra'srs, «Ji«i+o&, sntjw. 
 Nos-sExsicAHY, o</r. afTvf^f^^, amSHn?, aiM««4'i?, 
 
 Nox-SESSICALN-Ess, n. V. A. STT^'FIT/. ^r4^<TT/. 3Tvf- 
 
 *rw «. arW i i f^Kj ». arH'^^fT ». ar^nrmr/. &c. ar^f^/. 
 
 NOS-SEQCITUB, n. 3TTf^5f?T »». 
 
 NOS-SOLUTIO.V, n. 3TOTT^ »• 31«IHP|*I/. 3<M<H*vr/. 
 I Nos-BOLTEXcr. See I>solte.\ct. [i««<is, 
 
 Nos-sciTED, a.— in law. aiM^lI^ff, 3T^^W, ^H*IIAi V^^i 
 
 To be n. ^, sre-^-vtc. ^. 
 NoxAGOX, n. qij+riui m. l^T^ n. 
 NoSACOSAt, a. i*)*"?!?!, q^lW. 
 ^'OKE, o. no< on*. ^sn»ft 'IT^, ^^F^ TTft. 
 
 2 no< ony. q>T|t sTTff.— emphatically, none at all ; not 
 even the name, ihadoic, smell, ^'c. of. 3T»T^ ^T^, Pit<i<h 
 
 srfir 5TTfr ^. o/«. *Tt^m ^^ Trft, Tt^ "j^ ^. ofs. ^rt- 
 
 «WT fpl Tisi if. o/#, ^mt/.-^TO »n.-nvT m.-«jm«(Ki m.- 
 Wnn/.-tW^TI »».-^^ m.-Ac. siTft y. o/«. ^'TT^I HtlT m. 
 
 ntp 3. ofs. ^mr^ ^\^ mft ^. o/*. ?ftaHT »Tn|t, vnft m- 
 
 ?l TTT^, » I <1m< TTft. Sco the words for >(>/, ioto, ^c. 
 under Bit, and add the negative ^^t, 
 KooDLX, n. simpleton, t. Fool. iJH-^t, "iii*. 
 Nook, «. t. Cohseb. ^rrrr w. ipH m. ^^l^ in. 
 
 N. or comer, — gcncr. ^l»nfr«TTT m. ^itVPt^. (gonerolly 
 used plurally «tt^"f^/ pi. ). 
 
 In nooka 4 comers wtMl^^t or Ht^^^tff. 
 IfoojJ, Noos-DAT, Noos-TiDi, n. ^mf. ^^MfK m. pi ^^ 
 
NOS 
 
 t)74 
 
 Iv^OS 
 
 About n. 1^ frRTfr. 
 
 At n. I^TTf , 1^, CHV^fi. 
 
 Heiglit of u., high, flaming, &c. ii. TH^ fTR/. ^t^- 
 
 tTR/. >TtnHaft?r-*R-^-^^-?:o!;^'"T3r jtr/.-st'tit^ »n. 
 
 The glowing or ardor of n. <u|<uiy. 
 
 It is high n, |<TTT Tcff ?o5t SRJft, |tfn; <y<^rft or TO- 
 
 Koo>', K OOM-DAT, Nook-tide, a. of or lelonging to noon, 
 meridional. fTH^, ^RiffT^sfr, |"TK% ET^fSfr, ^sf^ %- 
 
 Noosing, m. >-e/)o«e at noon. ^qTr^Ft ^JTff??/. 
 
 Noose, n. <ptH m. "PraT »»• ^V^ m. m^)'^^ m. mi^zf. 
 
 N. for the neck. ToE'pt^ m. 
 
 N, to entangle in. <TT^T5T w. 
 JTo Noose, «. a. catch in a noose. <Ff^^, 9rf^Tt?r-&c. tr^. 
 Nob, con. T, ?IT. 
 NoBiiAL, a. relating to rudiments.^ teaching rudimentt. Jp7- 
 
 fif^r^, HrfRij^i, ^^?yrrfq^-Kj=5f5r?rr-fs)<riM+T-&c. f^i^- 
 
 «r<nRT. 
 N. school. qTrWt- fhtt^ Jfr^Trtrpsft ^ttoe/ 
 
 2 Y. Keoulab. ■^^T'Tmr, T'<TiM^,>'TfH5p, firffcTf ?f;,>^. 
 NOBTH, n. TrRf. TtTTT/. ;jtr^^/. ^<Wt/. ^fi^ft/^^t'^r/. 
 NoBTU, o. belonging to the north, situated inthe north. ^S^\^, 
 
 KOBTH-EAST, «. ^3!Tr?ft ^JOp. f?Tpft W r^l^IT/. "J^fTT?/. 
 
 North-east, Noeth-eastebx, Noeth-easteblt, a. ?5[TPft- 
 
 Noeth-pole, n. 3TTTg^ «. 
 NOBTH-STAE, n. ^ m. 
 JfOETH-WEST, n. ^\^^ pop. ^t^^t/. 
 
 NOETH-WEST, NOKXn-WESTEEN, NOBTH-WESTEELT, a. ^\^- 
 
 NoETH-wiKD, n. 'iTf<<|)i^T-jTi<+^?5-viTA-=4l-&e. ^RT ffi.-^- 
 
 5 m.-&c. g^TT^TJ m. g'rrrn'T or virKlui/ gTTTir/. 
 NOETHEKLT, KOBTHEBN, «. g^fft^, Trftq>i^, TrRfRvft, 
 
 KoETHiSG, w. (of the sun). 3TRnTor«. S^TTw. ^tq^H n. 
 
 NOETHWAED, NoEIHWAEDS, adv. S'TTt^, ^tR'T, >iTi<I?f, 
 
 No3E, «. JTrpn. ^^T^spn. ^fT^/.TTf^^/. SfM». — contemptu- 
 ously; with the power of snout^ proboscis, nozzle, sfHJTS 
 
 Aquiline n., Roman n. ^W.^^f^^Af.^^^]^^mf.pop. 
 T'^S'TT^ n. — that has one g^5=nf%^, I^S^TT^^P pop. m- 
 
 Bone of the n., Bridge of the n. frrar^ qtsf m.-^m 
 
 Bore made in the n. for nose-ring. •TT^ «, 
 Catarrhal defluxion of mucus and pus from the n. 
 
 Dry mucus of the n. ^I^I «>. «. 
 
 i'ine nosed, etright-nosed. 5TT<Pt=5 or Tr%?I, 
 
 Having' a large & squat n. ^TflT. 
 
 Large-nosed. Hm>li'«TT, ^HT^TT HI*HI, T^RTf^^- 
 
 Mucus of the n. ^^S m. TT'fiT^T K^ m. •iify'FRPJ «. 
 
 Eunning at the n. ^^ or ^^f. ^]f^W.^^ m. ^mrr- 
 
 Septum of the n. ?ll«f)NI <T5^m. 3TRr «». — The fleshy 
 root of it. ^JopnTT or ^ir^oTT »». qtoton or ^oETTT m, 
 ^T^MT or tfi<ii«ll ««. ^ViUm. 
 
 Short-nosed. ar^TT w STST'^T^^. 
 
 Stringy drawn through the n. of a bullock, &c. bj 
 which to guide it. JT'iToft/. [errhine. ?W»n. 
 
 Thing administered medicinally through the n. an 
 
 Tip of the n. ^|+NI IjlIT m. ^l+l-sft i^/. </»'»». «ffrf> 
 n. HmT?T «. sfTf^^pm ». 
 
 Tone or note drawn through the n. ^^^ or m^f. 
 
 That speaks through his n. "TnyJir. [ ^T^JfY. 
 
 That has a snub or squat n. 57«FST, If'+R'H, ^^, 
 
 To bleed at the n, STT^ 5^. 
 
 To clear or blow the n. ?ni> «--?ff5 «». %59i-^T?Dt- 
 f?nFTof , f^T'R't. ^ [3T5S0f ^. o/o. 
 
 To have one's n. offended. TT^fH^ %^ m. /J.-'TT'P «. 
 
 To have the n. bleed. ^\^m.-&e. ^^y.o/«.;TPPn.^'ir. 
 
 To lead by the n. 5=rT# ^?T^/. ^TSI'iif y. o/o. 
 
 To put one's n. out of joint,^^. ?ipp «. spiq^r. 
 
 To rifle the n. HT<P »• 3Tl<<(i«i. 
 
 To speak through th c D. ^T^rT or ^TT^FT^ sfia^t, 'f- 
 
 To turn up one's n. at. JTTsp n. efT ?Rtjf, ^t^ ^t? i». 
 5^ot or WTS^T, T^w. n. jfrS^, ^FFn. FT^if., ?I1*I3I fff- 
 HRT ?«. SlTf^, ^'^^Tt or TT^reTr/- TTT^-^of- ^TTtfr. 
 
 As plain as the n. upon one's face. «F'<drtlHa«F, ^- 
 
 Pollow your nose. sTT^ireKR vffT, 
 NosE-BAG, n. — of a horse. cTnTTT «». [ STT^T n. 
 
 NosE-BBiDLE, «. ( of a bullock, &c.) ^WJ or %^Tn/. 'ir<T»«. 
 
 NosE-ccT, a. ?r^T, fg-fjHiRi^, fe5i?rRr. 
 
 NosE-OAT, w. ianc/t ofjloicers to smell at. ^PfT ^^ »»,- 
 
 ^^ »n. ^cTT M. 
 NojE-less, a. 3T5TTf%5p, fiH^Ri*, f^^ITf^sF, IrHlf^'F, ??TftT- 
 
 5Fr^-^If^-&c. 
 NosE-BiXG, w. ^<T/. ^iToft/.— large. ^VTJT w. 
 
 Circle of pearls around a n. m^J m. — that has it — a 
 nosering. ?T^%^. 
 
 Pendant ring of a n. ^c5^/. [ fr^TT/. pi. 
 
 Pendants or hanging jewels of a n. ^la*^/. fes- 
 
 NOSET, n. person with a large nose, ^nFreSTT. 
 
 Nosology, n. science of the classification of diseases. ^- 
 
 f^^^TT^ n. fm^r^JtJ^oifqXTT/. [ ^^. 
 
 NosoPOETiC, a. producing disease. frT^T, fri^'l^, TTIIPir- 
 
 NosTEiL, ». HPFj^/. srrerjs «. Trenisr n. 
 
 Air breathed through a n. ^ m, w: m, ^]rf.^m.pl 
 
r 
 
 NOT 
 
 Cartilage which divides the nostrils. •tI*l»HI "TJ^*». 
 
 575 
 
 NOT 
 
 Dryness of the nostrils. !ll«lfli7 m. 
 
 To dilate the nostrils ( as in anger ). ?U^ n. P%»^K«f|. 
 
 To stink in one's nostrils, m^r/. ^ J. of ». 
 NosTRBM, n. ifcret or quack medicine, ^f. ^i\^'i\ f-^^tf- 
 
 n?t^^ n. 
 yoiiaJc. snft, 5TT, H^, 5T^, 5T ;— as used with the impe- 
 rative, ^W in the singular, aud ^^ in the plural. For 
 the emphatic expression of the sense of not as convoyed 
 by the phrases, On no account tehatsoever, by no means, 
 on no contideration or ground, in no trine, or waif, or tense, 
 ^■c. /fe. some current phrases arc, ^r^'r^r TTi^, *(««khii 
 
 snft, 3m^ HTft, ?»fWMi|f, gT'<r3r<Jf Tift, i^imw^i^ 
 swfsf sn^, ^r^nir ^iTfr, ?wTft ^, ^^ ^TTfT, h# ^^^ 
 
 X ^, ^^ TTft, Tftfe^T ^T^, f^Kf^ 5n|t, t^P^TT 
 
 To be as n. le lost, destroyed, ^v. TI^WI ^t'f. 
 It is not, There is not STT^, TT^. 
 }soiiBLE, a. remarkable, memorable. K^?rtH ^tiMivnr'ii- W- 
 Tfn-A*. ^TKH y<l'<M't'll-?TTTW-&c. «l«Il«ll-^MII-mT^r- 
 &c. Hl^t<4NM"l'MI-frTT^-&c. ^^, snm^IT, TJI^fTt^, 
 
 2 flrf«r«, fcujry, v-Bc8TLnfo. ^mt, 'FTOI,, ^•iH'i'vi,"MH<i. 
 A n. housewife, ^y'l/^ui or ^1<.ui /. 
 
 8 notorious, t. Noted. JT^T^. 
 NoTABLiafEss, V. A. 2. filMlMUllOT. <Mn«[Mwnm. Ac. 
 NOTABtT, adv. V. A. 1. f5f«TtfT ^<CI*JI-»fl*ll-&f. <fec/. 3»^ «T- 
 
 <iqMlj|t-Ac. rf^f /. fr?W. 
 NOTABT, NoTABT-PuntiC, «. person who attests contracts, 
 
 deeds, Sfe. *<K^im*l^\ qSTT^tlR ?nft ^^TTTTT «l*lr», ^^f^. 
 N0TITIO5, n. recording by figures or marks, ar^". SR'P'ft 
 
 /. aTOTn. 3PF«Tmm. mRmi^ or ^/. 
 Notch, n. nock, nick, indentation. ?T?ot. ^HTTw. ^t^/. ?fti 
 
 /.<Tn/.«F!»/. ^ 
 
 2— as made for or worn by a rope. T.<*HI«. "PT^fli. 
 
 8— M cut to facilitate breaking. <?tY/. 
 
 4 — a* cat on a tree, made in a wall, Ac. fur the foot. 
 
 qr^^w. ^mrw. qmYTm. "inTTTin. qppr^'ii/ w^fn. ^i^i». 
 Jo Notch, F. a. ?Tl*».p/.-^T<^»«.p/.-^t<t//^--W^/- jrf-- 
 
 f^m. fl.-Ac HI4^. 
 Notch KD, ^. t. V. ^n <IUH<%I, ^TJ^ MH^^I. 
 NoTB, n. token, sign, t. ILlbk. q[yT/. fWT'ft/'- f^n.B^ltTTn. 
 
 2 fKrfiee, T. Heed. ?5TW. ?W!^«». 'llTt»». K^T^w. 
 
 8 reputaium, contepitnee, r. Beiipectaoiutt, Weioht. 
 
 4 nngU sound— ia muMie. ?^ w. qtw. HtJ*!/. ^^9^f- 
 A high and cracked n. ^TTttT"*. 
 An unmusical n. arp^w. ff*fT»i, 
 Leading or key n. TT^w. 
 yiping one n. IT^n. v. ^T^, IT, 
 Banniog oTer the notes in tuning the Toice or Cfttch- 
 
 iug the key. afTBTT or 3Tr5TT»i. ST^n^Tft/. ?TR/. riM^M ■ 
 To run over the notes. 3TSN^, ?TPT/.-^3ft5»i.-3Tt?N- 
 
 5 «Ao*-< flint, minute, memorandum, Sfe. t^f. filTTn. ?T- 
 
 6 small epistle, f^ or ^gt/. f^-ilil or f^Rtklm. f^Rrt. 
 ^FT^w. q^rn. ?;-:5Tw. 
 
 At the instant of seeing the n. ^?ff^^. 
 Mere n. writing. f^TT'Tf^nt'/. Bl-iPinT/. 
 
 1 note of hand. ^n. ^rw»- ^^^TTTi. +^(l^»i. ^- 
 
 An empty n. yi+Pl^/. 
 8 annotation.^ v. CoiiME.VT. S>T/. t[^ f- 
 To Note, ». «. oWrue, no</ci?, «wr^. tT^n.-t7?T«.-E?rT'i.- 
 qt^wr«.-1%TTn.-&c. ^-r5T^ot-^T^'^-*T^ or ^T^-rfHH- 
 &c. <TT^ot-^'^-&c. M I i^uf, rtRHul, *-<4 1 H ir(-t5^=^t<1-&C. 
 amt'f , c7^'«Tm-«TFTf<T-&c. %9t m. cow. 
 
 2 set down, make memorandum of. P,H"Ji, ^T^of^ Hijuf, 
 Htf^-'^^-Ac. %^, ^/-ftquTn. fe^^Ty. 0/0. <j(<4"l, 
 ?f^»«. rtNWIy. q/ 0. jf^FcTR'ift/. ^i^^'- lyo. 
 
 NOTKD, ;). flW a. V. v. 1. qT^%5JT, ?5f?1^?7T. 
 2 RM^^lt, ft^ %^^f^, &c. 
 I. celebrated, eminent., v. Famous, st!^, sr%^^, 3T. 
 
 NoTE-wORTOT. See Notable. hjfl'TT/. 
 
 NoTHnto, fi. nihility, v. Non-ektitt. HlRr(t*|n. gT*rR»i. 
 
 Doctrine of nothingness.^Jj^Rn^w. — Holder of it.^J; 
 
 2 no< any thing, v. Notje. ^rr^ Jn^. 
 
 As if n. had happened. <irt^ ?T=^?^,Ex. ^T^ 'qtft 'R- 
 
 N. at all, not a b,l,jof, Sfc ^Pffft^^ ^^, IJt^ HT^r, 
 ?ft3HT ^, qJT^tHT TTft, ^(ft »TT^ qi^, rsPTT ?TTft. 
 8 «o importance, no use, Sfc. ^,^^r^f. ^mf. %?[T m. *l» 
 OTRl or JTSTIW «• /• o^^ wi'A neg. con. 
 
 4 fio possession or fortune, y. Povebtt. sjJlTrft/. iBHR . 
 
 w.-^Jf«T n. 
 
 5 trifle, thing of no consequence. ^^ snft, f(5^ »?t^/. 
 A mere n. H<«trft^ HT^ft/. [ ^. 
 For n. ^5^, 5*eniO, JV-I^*''., JVTT^^, 5^^?^- 
 Oood for n. v. Ubelekb. vt^ flHI'MI Trft,'3Tftif^HH, 
 
 m^\V <^?T<»ft, 5^RW^. 
 
 To go for n. qt^«ft W^ or «f)<j,ofl« ^TT'f , g^ 'STT'^f. 
 To make n. of. «j'ilTg-<F:'T^4-3^-<tc. HT^-HT'niT- 
 
 To servo for n. 'ftr ^«jFT *ll*fl/.-^T»T n.-Ao. S!^. 
 NOTimiO, oJp. in no d/yree, not at all, v. Not. ^Ft^ Tf t, 
 
 ftwff ^T^, 3Tn^ »nft, ft«^ ^Tft. 
 He is n. of a Pandit ^ ^(f <tf)iT mfr, 
 NoTHisosna. See Nox-rarrrrT. 
 2b NoiiCB, r. a. pJienw, r. To Noxk, To Sex. tt^, b^\- 
 
NOT 
 
 576 
 
 NOTT 
 
 rT.s?fTJiffT-&c. ^ in. eon. MHM^ »». co». 
 
 2 Aef<f, regard, give attention to. W.^ n.-^^ n.-f^rT n.- 
 
 3 mention, remark on. ^tt^of-ifcc. «•)//» f«)1<fr o/ o- 'Tt^ «. 
 qof y. o/o. ift^y. q;T55t g. of o. 
 
 4 /rtfa< ic/^A attention. 3^r^^, 3TT^ m.- ^^^V^ w.-^f^- 
 ^ M.-aim^r+K m.-&c. :Rwr g. of o. 
 
 KoiicE, n. observation ly the eye or ly other senses. TT^w- 
 ^/. a={*iril+H n. ^^Xf. 3T53; m. jf^q^qTTR »». 
 
 To come under the n. of. 3T?^, 3T5oE »». SRm^.o/V. 
 
 2 ohtervation ly the mind, t. Heed. ?I^ ». ?5?=I n. s^TTT 
 M. 'rk^ n. 
 
 3 intelligence, intimation. «im^ /. ^^ppry. 3TT^^?^5(T/. 
 
 ^proclamation. ^^ f. SinKT w. ^fstTT or ST^F m. ». 
 Written n. ^T^t^THT ni. vllf^<]H/. sff^f^^ «. 
 
 5 attention, respectful treatment. 3TT^ ffJ. ?IPFR »». H- 
 
 IfoTicEABLE, a tcorthy of notice, v. Notable. S^q'tfl 5^- 
 
 «TT^nTT-fnT^r-&c. 
 
 Noticed, p. v. V. 1. TTf^^, ?5^?5T, &c. ^(^*1<^IHK*H. 
 2 K^ 1^^, &c. 
 
 Notification, n. v. V. 1.— ac^ <h'^H^ n. frrR «• fTfff/. 
 f^?1IMH n. i^ffTT'PTT/. 
 
 2 f =irf5r"jf n. &c. g;5?r «. ^c^rt/- 
 
 I. paper giving notice. ^^I^ild/. -jII^^iTHTw. jrf^fsjT^". 
 Notified,/), t. V. 1. +,oiH?irfl, &c. frr^ff , fT%f, ?TiT, frfTFT. 
 
 2 g^nr^?^, &c. ^[Nw. 
 2b Notify, v. a. make known, declare. «F5i«Hjf, fTPTof, ^^, 
 
 irf^f|;/.-3?lf^<M/.-|TT^ n.-ftrfrTTT n.-&c. JPTot y. o/o. 
 
 2 y/fc wo^'ce o/", v. To Infohxi. g^^l^, ^^».- ^^^TTt/". 
 !}^-^, ^niT/.-«lMift/.-&c. ^. 
 Notion, n. idea, conception, thought, view. ^r*iH\ f. *fR- 
 
 JTPT «. Hm »». sr^^ »» ». vn,fy «"«. co«. 
 
 2 sentiment, opinion, im «. iTfn/. ^f^/- 
 
 High notions and fancies. flT^M/. 31l<Sl|Hl/. 
 Notional, o. existing in the mind only, v. Iuagikabt. ^- 
 
 Noiobiett, Notoeiousness, n. v. A. 1. sr^f^/. 3*^^*/. 
 
 2— esp. in an ovil sense. 5if>TW m. «PTO or s^r nt. ^- 
 W.f. ^V^^Vff. IT'PRT OT. ^FPft/. fT^RT OT. flT^V- 
 
 ^TJT^ «. f^iWr «». +:1t{^5i m. ?^^/. «. f^5, fbrqft/ r. 
 
 NOTOBious, a. pullic, KcU known. ?^, ^^TTT, Rf%5, <JIT^, 
 
 vi*Mi<l<, ^JH^rr^, H^jT, ^^PR Hf^jT, ?5l^%?;, ^^ 
 
 f%-in^, ?^^TT?T, f^Mid, ^T^r^aT, ^Piii. [sT^r g.of o. 
 
 To make u. v. To Nojse. nr^sT^'Jif, tw m.-&.c. ^^- 
 
 To be n. le noised alroad, t. To Noise. HT^T^, ?'P- 
 
 =«TRT TSW , Jte% n.-i^r wj.-&c. ^[3jd} y. of ». ^^jsT^ot, 
 
 2— esp. in an ill sense. ^priTf^tT, ^H'ill^i, smfSff^^ 
 pop. vTT^rf^J, SIT^ITH^^JT, ^<.«1K»1^^|T, «^rnTf^f5,5lT- 
 
 To be n. f^?rr »». ?IT^, '^T^'Tot, 3^/ THR'Tt g. of t. 
 NoTOBiocsiT, adv. v. A. 1. T^f, sif^.^^^5fT?0(f, !?f%5<Toff. 
 
 2 SlT^TTTf^R^, STRTRH^^JT, &C. 
 NOTTVITHSTANDINO, COHJUHC. cfff, "TTg, STSiTTf^, rT'iTrf^,'T?ITf^, 
 
 NoTUS, fl. south wind. ^oi^Ki nj. ^f^^SniT ^\l\ m. |7=Err 
 
 NouonT, n. v. NoiniNa. qrtff JTlff. [^u *TH^. 
 
 To set at n. v. To Contemn. ar^JTrfTof, 3?^im<if, 5- 
 NouN, «. ^T^ n. Ww^ n. ?tlTT/ ?f%?T^53[ m. 
 
 Crude n. sn^PlMfd* «. 
 
 N. of action. qjR^p «. fipm/, 
 
 N. of agency. qi^?n^?T n. 
 
 N. animate. STlf'T^T^^ w». 
 
 N. abstract. HN'JI^'IJ m. 
 
 N. collcctiTe. 'HM'JI^+ »«. 
 
 N. communicative. ariR.Pj^T^^ «. 
 
 N. denominative. f^li^n^T^^ «». 
 
 N. ending in a vowel. ar^jfT m. 
 
 N. gentile. vTTfrRrT^<li «». 
 
 N. inanimate. 3nrTf^I«rr^<F m. 
 
 N. instrumental. tfiKUHl-'-*! ». 
 
 N. inflected or of any case. ^jiTT'JJ «. 
 
 N. of holding or having. 3TffeI«R'»T5ir^ n. 
 
 N. passive. *4^[t(*M. spTfoT^i'^^s^wi.^iq-^^req'n. 
 
 N. simple or nominative. TR^r^ «. fe»I. 
 
 N, verbal. tsp^TRT^'P in. 
 To NouBisn, V. a. feed, support, cherish. ^t^i^.^'i^^^ TToE^r, 
 
 TTof W.-&C. SR^ y. 0/0. 
 NouBiSHABLE, a. v. V. Mi^lMl'jri'll-5fPTar-&c. RT'^, TT^wftT, 
 
 NOUBISHED, p. V. V. ^RTpSc^T, &C. 'Trf'H, MlfSd, nf^lHlfrtrt, 
 
 NocBisHER, n. NouEisHixo, p. a. V. V. ^^nirrn, <TT3^, ^r- 
 "f^, M PrlM M^ F, MWH^Pflf, &c. ^m, »Trfr, f ^q». 
 I. fattening, v. Nuxeitious. ^ftf^'F. 
 
 NOUBISniNG, NOUEISHMENT, M. V. V. — OCt. %B^ «. 1755^ 
 
 n. &c. qToEtrrqj/. Miom^ui ». ^^J^f^ pop. <r5S<»r «. q^T^T «. 
 H icmml iar n. srfrnr?J f op- sTf^nrr^ m. sifcmicH «. q^^Ori 
 /. qr^R^ft/. T^sft/. amm^PT «. htot «. ?^/. ff«T «. 
 
 I. nutriment, aliment, V. Tood. T^ ». 3TT^R »». vfT^n. 
 SJIUM n. 
 
 II. ^oicw of nourishing, v. qlf^T-^'T «. ^IHHll+.rl n. ^- 
 
NOX 
 
 677 
 
 NUM 
 
 >'OTKL, a. new, unmtuai. q«iT, 5^^^ or HIW, 'RST, H****!, 
 2 ttrange, marveHoiu, T.STKASaB. swa, fta^m, 'HMiuM, 
 yontL, «. Jtttitiout tale. ^Trl »ft?/. ^<IT/. 3"TT^»TR «. 
 XOTKLisr, n. ^fr<T?I >t\^-&c. t-HUIKI-H^^uiKI. 
 
 >'0TKLTi, «. T. A. 1. H^vm •»• H^<mT «. 5W?5«mT ■»• Ae- 
 
 T^?5Tf/. 3mf^/. an^^iP/ 31^31/. 
 
 I. a norelty. ^^^ : !\^A\{f. itrtH^l/. ^PT^^ *. ^ «». 
 3TT=iim«. 
 
 >i'o?-E55iAL, a. (fo»i< ecery ninth year. ^^oTT T^*^ ^Nt, 
 
 ^^MTT Sffsqr ^^J^ <iuiKl-'--JSWIKI-«&c. •Titiirt'l. 
 JTOTKRCAL, <j. pertaining, like, ifc. to a step-mother. ^1^51 
 
 KoTicK, n. m bff inner, one new in a hueineu. ;t^, ^^Hl^l or 
 ^tRt^, sT^fn^^, 5Wft^ or ^, 'J?HT«mft, ^WtHTwmft, 
 
 Erer a n. PlrMH^l. 
 yOTiTXATE, ». Mtate of being a novice. 5l^f?l%wuir »». t^iRi*- 
 qor m. Ac. ^«Idl->(HI /. SRSm^T^T /. ^n5TT«<lf^<iI /. 
 •11*HI**flR<?^ n. 
 3 period of being a novice. 51«lRl*MU||-<^| q;T«B w. 4c. ^- 
 
 Ifow, */». «/ the present time. Qts^, 3Tmt, "^t^ft, <HMi^ 
 or if or ^t, f^, fT?^, fT?7, Ht^H, ^tiPT^I^r, ^>oft, 
 
 *Toft, W5; pop. fl«rt, H<T^r=^'t pop. *«<4i*|off, f^t^ 
 
 Rftn, 3ra, «wPi, ^^, "f^^- 
 
 From n. henceforth, ^lfvn, 
 
 N. and then. %s^ %5^, %5^ ^Ts^, *'5TH*fr, *4hJ>ff, 
 
 Jlow-«-<lays WM*ra. 
 
 Till n. 5j»rm, ^«WT, ^«rii*^, ar^m, amiTf^. 
 
 t^Ml iMHc, a little while ago. H^, *wft or ^, ^«^tff, 
 
 Wpft, STUTH, jot (fcW. fsjIST rfecJ.JI^^ </<!f;.5l^^<,^r«;T. 
 
 9 after this, things being so. 3dT*Tt, ^Wf , ai^ 9W?lt. 
 
 4— M a partirlo of connection, nr. 
 
 6 «/ OM^ /(Mr, at another time. v4t. 
 STow-a-Oati, a4e. t. Now. 'MRVI'^, «iRf^»l«£t,Wf*|«,3ro. 
 KowAT, Now AT 8, Nowise, ade. in no manner or degree.^ v. 
 
 Not. »ro?ci»T(t ^*iTW m|T, «»>T^ T(r, 3war4T ^infr, 
 
 <T^1^ TI^, fj4^ TTft, finf^ TT^. 
 NowBWOt, adv. ^'i »TTf^, "f^nf* H, ^f^ ^p-«mph»tically, 
 
 No where elao. ^»P^I ^ TT^. 
 KoiOUSA f^'t^**^*", injurious, unwkoUmme, t. Ilunnrt. 
 
 N exiocmw, «. t. A. 'j««f*lflM''IT n. «lwlW «». ^HHwRm 
 
 NozLE, Nozzle, n. snout, v. Nose. #?/. (Tt? »».— of a "mrw, 
 Ac. jIT m. [ ffq^. 
 
 Nubile, a. v. Maeeiaoeable. f^cii^MTIT, ^^If^T^T, ^- 
 
 NtBiLOUs, a. V. Cloudt. H^^l+ft"?, H^'^tJT^, HMI-^j^ . 
 
 Nucleus, ». See Kbhsel. 2. any Jorfy aJo«< which matter 
 collects. «H^<41*S«5, 'ET'^qR^, 3T%q;H=q^, a<^1»^M-^<ft. 
 
 Nude, Nuditx. See Naked, Nakednes3. 
 
 To Nddqe, v. a. touch hintingly. s^^uf, 
 
 NuGATORT, a. trifling, insignificant, v. Light. ^c5^r, 
 
 2 ineffectual, v. Fbuitless. ^TT*!*, 3R'4^, ^^^, sepif. 
 Nuisasce, a. flsy thing which annoys, v. Plaque. ^TTTM'/. 
 
 grnf^/ s^TT^T/. ^r^ «». ^ftsr/. gjl «. %q;7 n. »T5 n. 
 Null, a. eoiJ, invalid. 61T'4, f^RvJ^F, f%^, qr!Fa,^,1TtWr. 
 To Null, To Nullify, t>. a. annul, v. To Abolish, fflidj, 
 
 ^-'TTfhrT-tf^-f^iiqj-&c. ^j^. 
 NuLLiTT, »i. V. A. qi+omoii m. t^rr^^^n/. sq**^/. 
 
 I. nothingness, v. Non-estitt. 3T*n^ «». HlHirftil «, 
 Numb, a. Numbed, p. v.V. N. anrf Tobpid. «I^Tr, g^, jn, 
 
 N. form cold. »n^. 
 2b Numb, p. a. waAre /(»yi</. q1^-g^-g?rT-^:JT?- < rl «-M ^ ^ - Ac. 
 
 ^■JT y. o/ o. [ 'IKdui or TI<4iJJ. 
 
 To Numb, p.n. iceowtf forp»(/. *lf^<Nui,^l^^, *)KNuj, yi^, 
 Te Numbek, c. a. v. To Coust. m^, »r»T^, ^EH?^/. sRolf 
 
 y. q/"o. *fpiT^^/.-Ht^T^H/. ^^-^t'ty. of o. 
 
 2 q^jr a number to, Slt'Rr «».-3Tf'P w.-Ac. «ira^, 3T1»T- 
 
 Ndmbeb, fi. — the Bpecies of quantity. «<.»Ml/. 
 2 o« aggregate of units, ^^^vf. 
 
 Even n. «H*i<»<4l/. ^^/. 
 
 Odd a. f^^*T^<»«TT/ '^Z 
 
 Of what n. ^?m^T, f^?m, Vt^W, Ex.^ JH^ ^- 
 *TWT 5<=i'll Wf ? 
 
 Whole n. arhr^T ». 
 8 numerical amount. V*^M\f. 'loirft/. Tom/. ^HK »». 
 
 4 more /Aa« o»<', many, fs^i;, «l JfT (J^, 3T%SF, 2«1>?5, 
 
 5 V. McLTiTuri. ^'s^t/. JTIf^T «. If ^ »• ["TTT/. 
 
 6 aggregated body or number. ^^]f. "Tn m. ToiHt/. t- 
 Iflgure, arithmetical sign. anjTJT or 3lt'F?I •». at^ «. 
 
 i «rt?T m. flK^ /. 
 
 I Number»^«rrt,prfflc<jW arithmetic, f^iiif or f^^^t^pn. 
 
 I Table of numbers. ^inPV^ n. STSIM n. mv^f.{ e»p. 
 
 ' in comp. a« q^^r<i>n, «TPT OTT'Tt, T^^IHR'ft, Ac. ). 
 
 I 8 — in grammar, ^sf n. 
 
 I Dual n. f^V^t^. 
 
 I' Plural n. a»Jls^<tsT, iq^iRT. 
 
 Sint^ular n. «[^ l^f. 
 Number*, v. Poctbt. ^ft?TT/. Mq<^»lT/. 
 Flowing numbers. ^KHIHII* m. 
 NUMBDIBB,/*. T. V. Ht3T%<?T,»m^, &C. 
 73 
 
NTTN 
 
 578 
 
 nrru 
 
 2 grraiT ^Mt^rfl, &c. at^ or 3f^. 
 NUMBEEEK, n. NUMBEBINQ, p. a. V. V. 1 JTl^ioTni, 'MTT" 
 
 n, ?f^^ JR'TnT, Ac. «<,<-4|I+l<+, T'T^n^f &c. 
 N. of houses, trees, &e. in a ■village. iflM^t. 
 Numbering, n. v. V. l.—act. jfr^ n. jtoiiji «. &c. loicft/. 
 
 jfl'^'^l'^/. if^fT^^/. 'TTf «. tort/. 
 N. of houses, trees, &c. in a village. it<jf. 
 
 2 3Tf^RT m?5of «. Ac. 
 Ndmbebless, a. t. Countless, arw?^, aTO??^ncT, STTf&tfT. 
 NuMBLES, «. entrails of a deer, ^unv^j 3TtfTft n.pl. 
 Numbness, n. v. A. sif^'^troTT m, H^/. ^^qoii m. ig^t/. 
 
 To be affected with n. — a limb. ^^T^. 
 NuMBEBABLE, fl. that may le numbered. H\-A\^\-A\*\\-&:C. T- 
 
 NuMEBAL, a. relating to or consisting of numbers. ?n^RT, 
 
 2— in gram. WJTRfsnp. [^ OT.?i^?TT/. 
 
 NuMEBAL, M. numeral character. 3T^?T or 3TTJpITOT.3T^OT.3Tt- 
 NuMEEALLY, arfy. according to the number.^ in number, Sfc. 
 
 ?i^#, noirft^", fTRi^, g^, Tsrra^q'. 
 
 NuMEBABT, «. belonging to a certain number. aTK^t^n?^- 
 
 =5fT, sTH^F^n?^. [ ^>?qnfwir n. 
 
 Numeration, n. — in arithmetic, af^eft iftsoft/.-JTraoft/ 
 NuMEBATOB, n. — of a fraction. oiilT m. ^m m. 
 Numerical, a. \. Numeeal. ^ns^'SfT, ^n^^nf^fT^, ^^^- 
 
 2 consisting of numbers or figures. 3T«pf^, art^RUTt^, 
 
 Ac. at^t or a^^, 3=nFrrKJp, w«-mifjt^. 
 NuMEEiCALLT, adv. with respect to numbers. B^i^, TI?ft^, 
 
 2 in figures or numbers. ai?pf4f, a^t^irMt. 
 Numerous, a. being many, consisting of many, jfft ?f^'*>^l, 
 
 NUMEBOUSLT, flitf.V. A. jfts^ ?i^^, fl^^T*., ^^^rTrf., ^- 
 
 ^ or ^, 
 
 NUMEROUSNESS, «. T. A. ^"S^JoiHUIT m. Sf^rTT'Tr »»• &C. ^- 
 
 ii^poc^ n. H^Wi'-nm n. 
 Numismatic, a. relating to coins or medals. H|UI+y«nift, 
 
 Numismatics, w. pi. rrrui+r«Ji|l/. 
 
 Nummary, Nummular, a. relating to money. "^W^V^-, "^^- 
 
 Numskull, n. v. Fool. ^;^ m. tftlT m. |^f afpTT^qT, 5^- 
 
 'SfT i<J|i<J|Mlc«, 3t, 5. 
 Nun, n. troman denoted to seclusion and austerify,r. Ascetic 
 
 H3t?T TT^<JTrft f^^:^^/. ^;Mir/. 'Wft'n/. 'ireNN/. 
 
 Nuncio. See Ambassaeob. 
 
 Nuncupative, Nuncupatort, a. orally pronounced. ?Tf?^, 
 
 Nonneet, «. house in which nuns live, vifi^iuff^ ^x n.-H3 m. 
 Nuptial, a. pertaining to marriage. rfHNI, feT^II^Mf, ^^- 
 
 Nuptials, n. v. Maebiaqe. t^ n. fim\^ m. ^r^s-TPT «. 
 Nurse, n. a. woman that has the care of infants. *TRJ <||o6<|U|( 
 
 ft/.- <«IIo1'1UI1<^<JT/.- 'HTTotnnft/. aTTTT/. is used in the 
 
 families of Europeans. 
 
 2 a woman who suckles an infant. ^"^V^t^^f. aiM+O"!/. 
 
 ^wsmiff/. qr3HJit(t/ ^/. sn=5ft/. otkt?tt/. amr/. 
 
 3 ( of a sick person ). 1\>M]^ =5fFSft ^Ftonft ^/ ?r- 
 
 fv^f ^^^'f^Jf. TT^ft ^'TTft/. 
 
 4 fig. fosterer, cherisher, S;c. qT^5^, ST^TTc^^, wirti*?Tf« 
 ^TT^-5PTft-&c. 
 
 I To Nurse, v. a. ( an infant ) tend. «lloi'lot, ^JTTotdf, ^i^of^ 
 tfToS^, ^TToS w.-sn^n'T/.-Ac. ^FTot y. 0/ 0. [ qof. 
 
 2 iucArZc. ^ M.-^rR n.-siTR «. TT^ot-^of, TPl^f , 3TtnT^ 
 
 3 (a sick person ). 5ctnn^ ^^/.-%^/.-5«T«n-/.-Ae. 
 ^^. [ qJTof ^. 0/0. 
 
 4 foster, cherish. Mlotuf, yfrmiotui, mI?^H n.-yr<iMlrfOT.-Ac, 
 NuRSEEY, «. ( for children ). nPsMt ^"r?5V-^Ft5^/«ITt7n^». 
 
 2 (of young trees, Ac. ). mf^ ^inr/. ^^ «IFT »». 
 
 8 — a gener. fostering place. TraTfVH »• 
 Nursling, «. v. Infant. H l '^Mri n. 
 Nurture, n. nourishment, y. Food. *r^ n. arr^ m. 
 
 2 education, instruction. ftl?Tr/. 3^?! w. ftl?^ «. 
 To Nurture. See To Nourish, To Educate. 
 Nut, n. fruit with a kernel and shell. «P^^t^ <Fo5«. iUI^R^I- 
 
 ^t^ "po5 n. ^+c)-=m)rf n. [ those words. 
 
 Note. For cashew-nut, cocoanut, Ac. see under 
 
 Blarking nut, semecarpus anacardivm. f>|<lc(| «•, 
 NUT-CBACKEE, >i. a^jf^irTT Or BfT m. ?rU<TT m. 
 Nut-meg, n. vIttT'PcE «. wfrf^^55 n, 
 
 NuT-sHELL, «. +«jxn/. [ ^ n. muiH rt. 
 
 Nutriment, n. nourishment, v. Food, t^ «. 3TT^ w. ^- 
 
 2 quality of nourishing. ^f^+.^OT »». tTTHqt<n+r*l «. ^iH^- 
 
 NuTEiM£KTAL,NuTBiTiouB,NuTEiTivE, a. having the quality 
 of nourishing. 5€NT, ^TT^J?, qlf^Jp, jf^^^, jf^^I'^, J- 
 f%^R^, MlfiHH*h, 5Ic5sr«ft>. 
 
 Nutrition. See Nourishment, Nutriment. [ W?ft/. 
 
 Nux-voMiCA, n. — the tree. +,M<| m. ^^31 «. — the seed J-' 
 
 3b Nuzzle, v. a. foster, v. To Nourish. M|c6ui, 'n«5'ij«F/.- 
 <TT?55T fl.-STffTTTH «i.-Ac. qRiif. 17. 0/0. 
 
 2b Nuzzle, v.n. go with the nose near the ground. STT^ J^ 
 
 2 See To Nestije. [ fH^II^Rl. 
 
 Ntctalops, n. one who sees best at ««'7^<.Tmtta'n,^T^^i^, 
 
 2 one who is blind at night. ^THf^TcET, ^TSft'^T. 
 Ntctalopt, n. night-sight. TT^^f 
 
 2 night-blindness.m[^q^ n. 
 Ntmph, n. goddess of wood or wafer. vjrf*n"'<^flrll/. ^t^^^i 
 
OBB 
 
 2 last, girl, tfe. T. Womas. rlH'ft/. 
 KxMPHOiiAHiA, n. furor uterinut. arfJfqraiT/. 
 
 879 
 
 OBI 
 
 0. 
 
 ^^ ThiB Towel is represented by aff. Oo is represented 
 
 bygc. 
 O, tji/er;. '^, 3?^ ;— in respect, \, i|t, anft. 
 Oaf, *. <fo«, S(c. \. Tool. », qflT m. 5, IT^. 
 Oatibh, a. T. Foolish, tl^, KJ, H35TT. 
 Oak, n. ^ |?^ arif . 
 
 Oakcu, fi. old rope untwitted. ^^ ^tft^ ^CT>IT »». 
 Oab, n, intirument for rowin<j. 3T^OT m. aiT^ «. ^ or ^- 
 5^ n. ^ «. ^TTwrt/. fir* I ^5 m. 
 
 Blade of an o. tj^uH/. aTHf^ «• 
 
 [Man that handles an o. 3l^%^>^, ^r^^O, SRpTT. 
 
 Shaft of an o. ^/. 'jf?inT m. 
 To Oab. See To Bow. 
 Oabis, n. green $pot in a detert. <Hld sfteT^'THt v»iniT/. 
 
 Oat, n. ^ tn^ 3Tt|. 
 
 Oatd, n. #ofeinn a/7/v<i2 /o Goi. aTM/. ^TTV/. ^I^/. ^- 
 
 *m/ ^P^ n. fip^/. [ /. ).-X!Vijf. 
 
 O. in the name of some god. ^^T^ STPT (pop. ^<<|xjui 
 
 O. on a cow. nrH^ 3Tm/-?iT«Jr/. 
 
 O. on the leg of. imt^ aTm/.-KITiT/. 
 
 O. on the throat or life of. Vi^:'^(X^ anoi/.-^TTiT/. 
 
 O. on one's food. aWfT^ ^<l/. 31^^ 3TM^^. 
 
 qtottit/. 
 
 O. on the satrcd thread. <ilRo<<l-<n 7rr*/.-3TnT/. 
 Oaths and protestations — compreh. or gener. 3TM, 
 
 rmy. 
 
 Promise confirmed by an o. JHIWIMI* or TI^/. 
 
 Upon one's o. flpft^, flf«ft^TT. 
 
 "With an o. im«l^<««, ^l^V^f^, [H?^. 
 
 To adminintcr an o. ?tT<l/.-3TT'T/.-^t*i^/.-&c. V^' 
 
 To substantiate by o. f^pn/ ^^. [^Tf'if. 
 
 To take an o. ?rm/. «TOt-*T^-fn^-^-^, SUHT/. 
 There are rarious forms of making an oath or solemn 
 appeal. Some are, %^»TlTT m. ^T^t, j-^tO/. T^R^f, HT- 
 H iJ<pr «. ^«> or wrvh^ 5fmiS w. ;»/. ?^r^, nnr^R^t/. 
 
 ?5 H. }ji. f.mn. 
 Oatb-breakiso, «. irwin ■». Pwntf «. nwiflniw. 
 5b OBDtcE, V. a. draw over. Wl^f-Wf^rW tcilh ^Xofo. 
 OiBCBACT, Obpcbatkskm, ». V. A. 1. qiTl^iri m. 'infH- 
 
 OsfiUBATB, a. hardened in heart, pertiiting in evil. «n«Tn?|ft, 
 
 S 8(Be OsnuATB. 
 OBxswot, «. eomftiance tcilh a command, ifm«t n. ^^ «. 
 
 •ii-*«ii/- 3ii?inirti n. snw^^^l fl- 3TTfTT5^^ n. 9TT- 
 flTtm^ n. ^JM«|<^lO/. STnTTtft^TrTT/. aTlfliftJdf^ «. &C. 
 Obediext, a. submissive to authori/y, dutiful, compliant, Sfc. 
 ar^rT <<IMU1KI, 3TT?if?I ?T^OIKr, ^Jft, ^^H*«<^K , 3TI5TT- 
 "Jra^, aTTfTTtTTTqr, aTT|TTtTTfl', 3TT|Tf1%?r, STTfTT^Wl', 3TT- 
 
 in^Kt, arnrr^JTrff, 3TTfTRT^, airfn^r^, arruRTTT^, 
 arifiiHci, ^^^, f^JfJTqr^, argf^rvTixft, f^^, f%^, 
 
 ^Tl^rff; — intensively, and with the power of the 
 phrases, at the nod or beck of, under the thumb of, in 
 the leading string of, Sfc. aTK^^^^Rm^r, 3T«^Wra^R5T, 
 
 To bo o. to, le under the thumb of. JF^frT-^oEOlfft-frroSt- 
 <S;e. 3TO^ with g. of 0. iMtH 3TOnt, J^H ?IPT^. 
 Obeduktlt, adv. v. A. STTfTT HTH^, arrftfT TT|;T, "^^^T, 
 
 Obeisance, ». iic< of reverence, — as made by a brahman to 
 a brilhman. JTK^R w. fPTT «. ^^¥\\f. snTPT tn. Rtir^ 
 /. MfuiMH m. rrfff/. 
 — as made by a brahman to a person of inferior caste. 
 
 — as made by Hindus of inferior castes. ejl^cTn. UJRITTot. 
 
 — as made to a master or employer. W^m w. 
 
 — as made by or to Muhammadans, Europeans, Ac. 
 
 — as made to an idol, superior, &c. af^ n. 
 
 —as made to a teacher, guru, &c. 3Tf*RT^ n. srf^rt^- 
 
 'K n. In making obeisance, certain words of salutation 
 
 are uttered by certain orders, castes, or classes. 
 
 The word used by Kanphate gosawis is, afn^?rt ; 
 
 — by banians, v>1<<«iiww. 
 
 — by chambliars, mahars, Ac. ^TTETT. 
 
 — by attendants of kings to their masters. '^TfR. 
 
 — by learned or clerical brahmans. 3TT?ft^fs{. 
 
 — by Hindus of the middle classes generally. ^mTHT. 
 
 — by bairagis. «1M+ftdKIH. 
 
 Profound o. obeisance with all the members of the body. 
 
 f^H«l?ii'MHHil< m. «ret>T JHT^^TT m. WT^SioipT m. 
 To make o. ^^^, ^^^ml m.-&c. «|i^. 
 Obklisk, fi. iTJfTTT m. 
 Odebbatios, n. wandering. n4^.^ n. 
 Obese, a. t. Fax. J?, H15T, wmia, ^^. 
 Obesesess, Obesity, n, v. A. T^flT/. jf^/. »t^f^/. ^- 
 
 ^tm m. ir^twnf^T m. *»moB«»mi m. 
 
 To Obet, r, a. submit to, be obedient to. »lRuf, ^^, anff- 
 
 ?r-*^fT-ypt«T-^^^f?T-^mn-&c. ^mof-^r^-arofiTy. of 
 
 o. anifllMlpH «.-^IfII^^*f*| n.-Ac. ^Riit ^. ofo. ^Xt^9fT• 
 fftfKJT-Ac. awif;— implicitly, obsequiously, Ac. itoENT- 
 
 2 comply icith, act according to. »IPld}, <JT?Eot, n^df, q- 
 
 anw^ ( used with yriT ), «rT^»T «.-Ac, ^rir ^. o/o. 
 
 Ovntv.p. y. V. m^??r?T, Ac. mf^fT. 
 
 7o OBrasoATB, OBtuscATioa. Se« To Obicube, Ac. 
 
 Obit. See Obm^uiu. 
 
OBJ 
 
 580 
 
 OBL 
 
 ObixdaiIt, n. li*t or register of the dead. Mm\M\^ f. H«nT- 
 
 2 account of a deceased person. HrfeTofT «• AHSR^T «• 
 EJECT, n. that about tchich any power or /acuity is employed. 
 ^q- m. "it^ m. g?^ m. ^^qT'4 «n. trt^T «. ( in comp. 
 much elegant use is made of this word: ex. «)HIH|5T o. 
 of favor, sftf^Pn^ o. of love, and, <^MmS(, jyfTTI^, ^, 
 tT"TT?r, »nf^T5r, ^TJTNI^T, &c. &c. ), *rrJT^ «. ( in comp. 
 as HRTMT, ^tTTTrSTT, f%^T*rr5H, ^HPPT, &C. ), 
 
 An external o. f ^^FRT^T^ n. 
 
 Apprehension of objects. fcjejiTl+iui n. 
 
 Deserring o. ( of charity or fever ). V>NIMI^, yWI'M, 
 
 Unworthy o. *mi'»i, sttt^. 
 2 that to which the mind is directed for attainment; pur- 
 pose. 3TT3[TT«». 3Tf>TJTW»i. ^i.^n. ?5Tn«». ^.^n. ^^n. \^ 
 m. k\\<m4 n. f^rfTrTw. g?5T^«». 3T»f»». fsTTTM. aTf*Rifsr««. 
 *l4?t3 n. 
 
 The four oljects of man. (Tfi^nTif ) — of the human af- 
 fections and lacultiea ( ^^ ) are, q"4, 3?*?, ^)TH, and 
 5Rt?T. 
 
 The three objects of human desire, &c. — collectively. 
 f^>f m. I^or m. [ mv »». 
 
 Accomplishment of an o. |^nfM / '^T4f%fS[ /• "^rR- 
 
 Accomplishment of one's o. ^r^Jf^f^r/. 
 
 Having one o. or aim. <^^T"f^, ^.f^lj, '^^PrTT<T, 
 
 Obtainment of all ones objects, fl^fflf^ /. 
 
 Private o. or end. ^rT»f m. ^^nETr^TT «■ ^ff|iT n. 
 
 That has accomplished his o. ^?f????r, ^m*?, arntRTH. 
 
 That has accomplished all his objects. ?f^f^i*fr4-&c. 
 
 To accomi)Iish one's o. ^5T m. qr?: ^^ ( and to be 
 accomplished ^TR iW-^TTof-aTO^ ), ?im m. ^nv^ y. ofs. 
 
 %^f. ftmTTH ?ym^ y. ofs. »iit^ ^1 M. ;;/. ^nfof. 
 
 To fail or miss one's o. t?FT «• "P^"J}-;^+ui y. of «. 
 
 Keep one object in view. *{+dHHl vft^ (^ or %^^ 
 8 — in grammar '^A n. ^i^^ «. 
 To Object, p. «. present in opposition. 3175^ ^T^. 
 
 2 fig. o^iw «w opposition, cast agaiiist. ^Wc?T^ i^^+ifi'lor 
 STTon'f, 3TT2^ 'PT'Jf or 3TT0T^, l^^-J* r<1«i«T«P-&c. ^iT^, 
 
 arr^"?^, 3?r?^T ♦». sprot g, ofo. 
 
 To Object, v. n. oppose in words or arguments, raise ohjeei- 
 
 ions. arrsif ».-f^jg?r/.-3Tr?^OT.-&c. q^, n^kvKf «???Tif-^^, 
 
 3T9ftwrR m. JRTit, aRnJ^T^ n. ^-^R^. 
 Objection, «. adverse reason or argument proposed; difficulty 
 started or made, t^ f arr^spT /. ^?1T pop. 3TT^?TT /. 
 :RTr/. 3TT?=rT M. cT^fTR/. 3TT5t «. am/. "PR W. #ft /. 
 
 A possible o. ^rVlMJI+i^/. 
 
 A captious, frivolous, perverse, &c. o. SfU'PtCT n. 
 J^m /. f^jpr /. arvit^ /. 
 
 Eemoval of an o. ^Tttt^TIT n. 
 
 That starts objections, makes difBculties, Ac. ^?T- 
 
 To raise objections and difficulties, v. To Cabp. 3TT- 
 5^ n. ^wi, f 'sm/.-f vTJi^rft/.-&c. ^,<Foms w.;>Z.-'5T- 
 lif jn. pl.-f^z m. pl.-&c. «ptsoi, gijxioft /. pi. ?rndf, 5?- 
 «TT^ m.f. ?lfloi-?5Fror, %o^R m. ^fltff-^^, 3)5^5 »». 2^^. 
 
 2 opposing ground; ground of hesitation or difficvlty. «?!- 
 
 tr w. ^fT/. f^r^f. aR?/. ^ar r». si?«»^t m. ^^^«iot. 
 sTTtr^ «. 
 
 3 v. Fault. ^ w. 
 
 Objectiokable, a. liable to objections. STTRJ?!? c^rfn^tTr- 
 
 ?TK^-&c. ani^TT Eqi?n^mr-&c. ^^Tj^sntr, qr«T, ^, 
 
 Oejectionabi-eiiess, n. \. A. ^«r m. siTV m. ST^T^FT w. f^- 
 
 ^f. v^^mf. 
 Objective, a. belonging to the object. ^tfT^lTfelJT, WTtTK- 
 
 2 — in grammar. ^T^^f^PT^. 
 Objdbgatioit, n. v. Scolding. ^ ^fff «. ^?! Z^ n. 
 ObjceqatOET, a. containing censure. <(i<ll|<^, •y'JWS, 
 Oblate, a. flattened at the poles. ^T^ ^fT^ ^^2T. 
 Oblation, «. v. Offeeino. srfe/'op. 3?oft w. /. ^^^TTT'I «. 
 
 To Obligate, d. «. Und ly duty or contract, irfviof, 5?^^, 
 
 Obligated, p. v. V. ^t«r^?!!T, «rt^ ^%55r, &c. 
 
 To be o. STt^T^ ^^-^."^ 
 Obligation, «. binding power, (as of a promise, oath, &c.); 
 incumbency, necessity. a^Rxq^BrTT /. ^^T?!! /. f^^T- 
 
 ?fT / arsr^T^sqar / ar^sT^FT^rfr/. 
 
 Under the o. of ( a promise, oath, &c. ). *f<H<l ^^(h, 
 »TT?TRtpft?T. [hot. 
 
 2 «c< binding, v. Enoagemeht. srf?Jfir/. <IN<^I ot. fs^T- 
 Eeligious o. ^cT «. 
 
 That is under a religious o. Srft, JSrWiT. 
 Yiolating a religious o. grT?5h?^ n. ir?R?W m. 
 
 3 Jownc? «to<e. ilfqOTOTT m. jJies'mT m. jjn m. JcTT^ /. 
 
 sTJ^m/. ^mrft^Trr /. 
 
 4 favor or kindnest obliging. 4MfiK »». aTT^TR m. ^f^JT- 
 T n. ^jHIH+K to. 
 
 To lay under an o. .JM+K »». %5r't. 
 
 5 See Bond. 
 
 Obligatort, a. binding. aRT^sq^, aT^qJTT^'\«r, aT^S'TTT- 
 
 c5?ft^, afr^^?pp'?NT, a^qi»,qHri«i, mF, TTsmr. 
 To Oblige, ». a. v. To Compel, hti <TT3ot, HTTI^r arnt^, 
 
 To be obliged to. «ITnRr %^, HIT aTOBT, 5?nT aT^^r, 
 TR TO. qi^T oii w«VA I'w. con. 
 
 2 indebt, bind by favors, S{c. T. To Bind. gH+K|^' 5}t- 
 «:m-ilt«R ^, OT5pR^5-?^?^i?T-fiT<^T-&c. ^^. 
 
 3 rfo o favor to, please. ?^ /.-H^<«ll'ft/.-^^<*(M<fl /- 
 H^/.-3M+K TO.-&C. ^!:'S !«<A «r? q/'o. 
 
 Obliged, ^. v. V. 2. an(f Bound. ?q^RH «lt*J%(?r, &c. 
 
OBN 
 
 581 
 
 To be o. or indebted to. rfl'MI ^f\^ u.-ilh ^ or f?T. 
 Obligixo, a. disposed to do favors, t. Kisd. 3S^I^, 3^- 
 
 *TT?{t=5, sOmSiIO, t>l4'brii. 
 OlLlGiXGLT, adv. V. A. ^^T^fl^, W^<<«H«ft^, ^M+U^- 
 
 Oblioisqxxss, n. v. A. M^l^lHit/. M^l^l'ft/. -JM+K^- 
 
 f^ / M<IM*U ««. I^IM+ifWl/. dM+K^rirtl/. 
 Oblique, a. not direct, not perpendicular. SHOTT, !«<,•»» I, 
 
 fd<m, fri<*«, a»ig«ri frr?^, «ii+.4i, ^5p, M% 
 
 2 fig. iy insinuation, ly innuendo, £[€. <jHtt*lHI, 3T- 
 
 8 — in gTummar. ♦I**R*(tJi)-hi, 4>K+f*4*<f*^. 
 O. case. «n* n. »l<<t.r«l*<N> /. 
 OBUQriLT, «Jp. T. A. 1. aRm^ de^. f^<.*l <fccZ. fH<«l>*<, 
 anOTrU (feci. ^^Wl <fefi. +M<HI rfec/. *^<.fll <fcc/. spT- 
 
 2 3NfiyM, 3(?^^ft^jft^, ^t+iTfrn. 
 
 0BLIQi:f:5ESS, Obliquitt, n. t. A. 1. 31I5^M«JII wi. frR%- 
 "TOT •«. 4i4!i^MU|| m. Ac. pHi^li/. "^Nf or qr^ m. T^kIT/. 
 I. deriation from moral rectitude. ^55 w. STO^I^R if». 
 a»«^M<u| •»• NmiM'IHH n. 3T^5i|'lHH n. 
 
 2b Obliterate, p. a. i/o< <>«<, erase, uear out, ^'c. y. To 
 
 To be obliterated. n+i^-iiJi, T3''i, fJI^, ^F't, J^ ^'TT't. 
 Oblitebatiok, n. T. v.— art. J^wj n. vnm^.H] n. &c. 
 Obutios, •. forgetfulness. fJRrT m. f«JWt''I «. ^THfrr/. 
 •q|*ll^ ■». 
 
 2 forgotten state. ftRR m. ft^sjfrT/. ft^JTrt n. 5H*»ffri/. 
 Ino. sft^sT^. 
 
 That h«» not fallen into o. — a science. ^^rf^VH. 
 To bury in o. *TT<^/. JT^-ffp^Jt toith mof o. 
 8 amnesty :M^t mWt Ht^/'-^M^T^'TTWrn.^l'R^NTTV^r^'m. 
 Obhtious, o. foujifi^ cllivion. f^m. MliU|Ki, Hj+Kmiqi, 
 
 2forjetful. P^HiVIKI, ftWTT^, ft<<-*<l. 
 
 OBLlTlOCiTEail, «. V.A. 2. OfK/ FORGETFVL5KSa. ft«<l*mHI 
 
 O*LO50, a. lonyer than broad. TSft^TTT or BtjlT, 3l^T, Bt- 
 
 Obloso, «. — tbe figure, wim «. [m.'WJ^tf'R/. 
 
 Obloqct, ». rtfromck. ik^f. f%ftf^/. ffHT/. 1^/. 5(»q^ 
 OBMCTCacncB, n. toes of speech, silence. 5%S«IT •». fl^*i- 
 
 2 obserration of iQence. ^t^ pop. ^^ n. aPTTTT n. ^\^ 
 
 OByoxioci, «. subject, liable, esposed. 3^, «ft^, f1», ?ilT' 
 Wtn , WiftH, «mT ( in coinp. aa <t»nm, UTonni, A*.),"*!!- 
 fq;^ ( in comp. as <t»ITW^, Ac. ), sufiTW^Y. 
 
 To be o. to. jJTlM-^TtH-Ac. 3(fl<^. 
 2 ZiaUe to punishment, ^xm flt^'T, ^T^, tw, ^l^,^^. 
 S agennie, displeasing, disayretaUe. ^tfl»!r, *imT, 3f- 
 
 Obsoxiousness, n. v. A. 1. ^moTT «. 'f^^T?lT/. "WTrlT/. 
 
 Obscene, a. offensive to chastUi/, ^c. indecent, impure, ift- 
 
 5MHM3 or a, 3R^^q, JToftUT, f^^. 
 2— of persons, f^^j, aT^^f^^f, sftTrH, atST^ "F^- 
 ^S-ftifToE, ^3f?l^a, ^rsf^^, ^5Ef^«TT, STFI?. 
 Sjfilthy, /fc. V. DlSGU8TI>0. Rafter, f^'Vg, f^^^T Or ^T, 
 W^. [=^. 
 
 4 »« om«fi<;</. 3T^JT, 3T>T^, 3TIT»T3, SPT^gi^SK, 3TJm?!^- 
 Obscebenkss, Obsekitt, «. T. A. 1. ^tHffll'JIT m. ift^TW- 
 I TR w. <lHr«TH ♦». f^^^^'HTr «. 31-«l*'ir<|-«<+.<m'JIT «• 
 
 I. V. Lewbkess. 51^%?ft/. 
 
 II. obscene speech. r<|-=J+.d*n^ur n. |^^^ «. J^jWt ». J- 
 
 Obscubtion, fl. V. V. 1.— <ic<. J^l^Rot «. ^iirr^OT «. 5TW- 
 
 'jfi^^T/ ^">^f?r/. spF7?T?i?T m. w.\h^^ m. ^^^^{^ m. 
 
 I. — of a planet. 3T^ m. n. 
 Obscdbe, a. dull, dm; not clear, full, or distinct. ^<iT7, 3{- 
 KW, 5^^i 5^^^, 5?!^, HoSIJ?^, 2RFJ?, 3TwnP, i^^'t. 
 
 2 occult, alsluse, not easdy intelligible. ^^.^ ^^^^i 7^' 
 *i^, ^t«5, 3T^^, 3T5^^, l^tT, |TfjT, pfiT." 
 
 3 without note, eminence, £fc. 3T5(ft?5, 3TiT%^t^, ^^ 
 
 Jif?i%^, asf^^sTm, smnoE^, rs'^j^t^T, ^r^^"^, ar- 
 
 «?TrqT, Btv(t#^T, «f«ft^, ^ttftHTT^T, ?lt^HRT or ^- 
 
 4 retired, remote, from observation, — place. STTS^tft^, 
 
 aru^f^T, 3iTi^ot«m^T, ^%^3if, "^^^fir^rr, jfit^orr^r. 
 
 To Obscl'EE, v. a. darken ; make lets vitille, bright, glorious, 
 Sfc. lit. fig. IPFTTT mA^ n.-sj;fffl/.-&c. qfjft %K^ g. ofo. 
 
 ff\^m m.-&c. m^ g. ofo. 
 I 2 fno*e less intelligible. 3T^^T-^^{^-5^%T-3T^^-&C. ^- 
 
 ij, 3fl?^fTT/-|^«:T?!T/.-&c. 3in»tdT. 
 Obsclkep, /». V. V. 1. 3ivw%%^.r, JTaq^^RJlTiAc^jlfT- 
 Obscubelt, adv. T. A. 1. ^«^,g<j^3^,2i;v2^,»f^5- 
 
 8 3Tiff*f5, arf^r^m, wir^^, Ac wif^f^^, Ac. 
 
 ObBCCBIBRBB, OBICtBITY, fl. V. A. 1. aflM^TOfTW. 5fl>r<Tt7IT 
 m. Ac. aitWW n. afff*!/. »13H«. ^smfrrw.gfTPqq^nTtm. 
 
 8 wRftr^/. wftwifa/ 3R?<TiTffi^/. ^^irfh^ir/. 3t- 
 r^(%/. ^ft^mf «. flt^l^oil m. Ac. flt^ipf^tH <tf- 
 
0B3 
 
 682 
 
 SqxiTTm. 
 Obskcbation. See Enteeatt. 
 Obsequial, a. lelonging to olsequies. H < P) <P N I , T^fTf^^^, 
 
 «d'ri<+Nf=qT, &c. ^^lW'^^^^^% ^m.w.\^t^^, &c. ^- 
 
 Obsequies, n. funeral riles. HTrft^ n. f^p^ /. ^rTTf^Pm /. 
 ar^R^T'f n. ^t\K%A n. i|d+»5 n. Hrt^PT'T n. ifrifwfXf. ^rl- 
 ^W.K m. ^PHTrR «. f^TT^nffR; «. 3??!?^ n. 3Hrqr+«(l/. 
 
 ?^PR m. ^^mVf.K m. '^^\^ n. TH^^^ n. aT^H- 
 «|iK«. gTgH<Fr^n. — rcviliiigly JjjRSw. Certain ceremonies 
 or points included under olsequies are, ai^RRI, 3Tft'<T- 
 
 ^i'^f^TT, 3Tft'<Tf%=q?r, ^*fih*<T, q;<noE^RT, ^3Mf?s, f?THf- 
 
 ^fe or f?rc?r^-T^, ffTT^ or ?RTif, sj^iTTf , Tf?5r5[Tf^fvT, sfT- 
 
 Conductor or performer of o. ^frT^TT, ^^tlDTm, 
 
 ^ 'ElTJifsr'TnT, ^«Tf,— rcTilingly, EpRCT or ^RKS^IT, ^PTT. 
 
 Obsequial fees. «f)R?: «. — One that takes them, <}iT- 
 
 Obsequial offerings. «fT5 n. 
 Obsequious, a. compliant, ^c. See Obebtent. 
 
 2 meanly or servilely compliant. 3TT^«fl', ^TT^Ysi ^^^" 
 
 =^r, TRtnTjft^T, g^nmrTT or ^, g^mf^T, ntsras tt^ ott- 
 ?r, <?rs'^^?m, ^sTOR^ ^rfuiKi, i\^ ^^^ srmiTTTT, *i^- 
 
 =iTT Jr?5 qT|H JItT'^RT, ^ft^ift J^UTOTRT-^'Jn^, ^Tl'^ICilT, 
 
 To be o. ifa <n|^ ^m^. 
 
 Some phrases expressing the sense 1o le sdvishly 
 submissive to, to be obsequious to, to follow implicitly, to he 
 led by the nose by, Sfc. are. #gaT% ^];^ ftjut, H^irf aro- 
 of , CH^q^^RlfrT 31^ fit or snnwf, Jp^^qRqtcI 31B^, ^S<f 
 3TOo}, f7i5?t 3T?f^ fli^ JoV/t ^. o/"o. 
 Obsfquioublt, adv. v. A. 2. arr^f^IFf, stM^^F^TT, ^W^- 
 
 rftH, 3T^ <TT|5T, ^i¥T«j;% qjpr, <TtsmR^ rfccZ. 
 Obsequiousness, n. v. A. 2. ^}^^ m. n. anv^^oTT w. 
 
 wf, a^^|f^ /. argFse^ n. 
 Obseetable, a. v. V. A. 1. TfRnvTWr-^rR^T-Ac. 3^ !ir- 
 
 qr^'mr-Ac. ^t^\f\ 3TTirT«n^>TT-&c. 
 
 2 'T^TqT3ft'TT-&c. ^^■B «TRTF!TmT-&C. qT^wqm 'TmT'iTt^, 
 
 Oesektauce, Obseetation, n. v. V. A. l.—act, qi^dt n. 
 fH^^'jfw. fffxtf^tJln. f5T<t?1T/. ^^^ n. S{^^f. ?5^q n. 
 F.^ n. t-qi^T «. ^^rm n. 
 2 RTfof «. ?jf^uf «. &e. ?[f^/. ?I^/. 3T!r?5i:F^ n. 
 
 Under personal o. or experience. 5"aT?T?itff, ^^t^TT 
 aTJT?!tfT,^^T?5t. 
 
 To elude the o. of. ^fu/. ^♦e|u| or ^itx^. 
 
 To fall under o. ^^t?r q?^ ^t^m 3lH?;tfT ^^. 
 
 To take an observation (of a heavenly body )%«! m. 
 
 »i. tiR^w. ^^ orat^TOT. ». %. Note. This is confined to 
 
 women. 
 
 i ^FTwf «. 3Ti^^ w. &c. arr^T^T n. mv^ n. a^^^R «. 
 
 5 'TTot'^n. &c. <Tn?5T pop. qioSoi;t. qpzuj^/. a^g^^*!! «. ar- 
 
 5?;^ n. ar^fpT »i. 
 
 G %5r^». %^ n. 
 
 V. V. N. sTlrfuli n. &c. iTtc? m. TT^m «. 
 
 I. respect paid. ti'*^\'\ m. HR»». ^f'PR m. aTT^ w. 
 
 IL religious rite. Jfr\n. ^^^pop.^^m. f^T^TRw.— among 
 
 •women, ^^r or ^^^ m. Some of the obseirances of the 
 
 IMaratha people are, 3TH?T^^?flKrT, ^q;H?P«lrf, '^'PT^^, 
 
 5FTl^Ttr?T,JFi3TRR,^sirr, ^itpifH, fHfti*rrn«r,<T%«rri, si^- 
 
 ^T^oigT^^ft, «^ji^, ^t^I^RirfT. Some of the olservancea 
 peculiar to women are, arqotf'nn'T, arj'.^f^sfift, arvfof- 
 f^^cT^uT, 3Tqf5iri<Foi, ar^if^^, gr2<pWt or arisrWt, arrf^- 
 f^tr^f, ^Rfcrq^^Tift, s}r|T^, iT^ff(<t (or ^iil^ ) trrr,>Ttq^- 
 
 PT^TftiTH, ^iTTO^, 5R:^Tf5r5ftii?r, ^T**r<t, f^^^, iftnOT- 
 
 ^ftff, ^"m^rftfRT, ^ Rrl I fri'M f| d . 
 
 A woman under a vow to perform some o. ST^taft/. 
 
 Closing ceremony of an o. flijof n. \^VJ\^^\ m. 
 
 Female observances or vows-compreh. or gener. 
 
 Imposing on one's self some o. tRW^ ». 
 
 Self imposed o. JfrT ». 
 
 That is holding some o. «r?f^, ilrR^T, ^ d i i d . 
 Obseevakt, a. Obsebteb, w. Obsebtikg, />. a. v. V. A. 1. 
 qr^WRT, 55f?1T»TRT, fNX^'HRr, fJTT^?r TT^ oTRT, 3?=q ?5T5T- 
 «mTT, «fHirr 3TT0I0TRT, &c. &c. ffrfT^^, ^?1^, ^f^iRSn^. 
 
 2 TI^UIKI, c^^^tJIRT, &c. 
 
 3 qTS5<jrRT, JTHtrnTT, &c. qra^, mB^^. frf. 
 
 4 JROTRT, 3TT=5R'JrRT, &e. aTHROT ^^_ 
 
 5 onrf Obebiekt. iwuiri, jtrotrt, 3TTfmraqj, STg^T^. 
 
 Obsebvatobt, n. place for making observations on the stars., 
 ^c. %tT^tT?5T/. fTRkorw. Sffe^Ww. frfe^«fr<;t5 n. 
 
 To Obsebve, v. a. regard, note, mark, watch. 1T^, ?lf?^^, 
 f^^^tjf or ^^iJf, f5lO?lDt, fR?5?I-&c. qi^, 5f^/. qT- 
 Bor tciV/t 5^5 or VX ofo. ^^ «.-?;?T m.-e^RT n.-f^TTw.-Ac. 
 ^-?IT^ot-&c. or ^?[-c?Tf^-&c. qr^-'^qjOT-Ac. «?HfcT- 
 
 2 remark, note, notice, see. qT^'jf, ?5f?Tof, ?I^^-^^t^- 
 &c. qs^-^Tof m. con. with g. of s.^^^}^^^ in. con. 
 withg. ofs. qT^oqf?r-f5^:^f?I-'--qRltH-&c. %vf in. con. 
 
 3 regard religiously, keep, ce/etr«/e,^'c.qTo5ot, JTRTot,rr^- 
 
 <jf, JJR'it, srraiDf, 3iT?[T'Jif, an=^^ot, ^rtjof, tRof, sr^nr w 
 
 ait^H^ or ^fl^. Note. This word is confined to 
 
 women. [^ifirt sRwr. 
 
 To 0. ( rite, day, Ac. ) in a cold & perfunctory way. 
 
 4 practise ritualiy. ^Tof, aTT^of, ^X^., 3^5^ot. 
 
 5 obey, follow, keep, qraiif, ?T^ot, »n^ot, "^jpuf, 3i{g^. 
 
 ?ot, (jqrenr/. :p^^. o/o. [ff-ofo. 
 
 G ( a point or rule of regimen, &c. %^<Tf, I^t^ «. :j;riji 
 

 OBS 
 
 583 
 
 OBT 
 
 to 
 
 To Obskbte, r. n. make a remark, s^t^, ^tFliif, *^u|ui. 
 Obsebvkd,/). t. V. A. 1. Wlf^^rfl, fvi^t5c?T, h<^l "nf^- 
 
 2 qri^^^r, ?5%k^, Ac. ^^, a<<i(4iRd , 3^%f|T?T. 
 
 3 "Jli^-Il, &C. MifriH, ^|-«iRh. 
 
 4 %^'<l, W^t^OT, Ac. 3TT^^, <HHf^r1. 
 
 5 Vlirirll, *TR^t5T, &c. Mlf?5d, ST^^fl. 
 
 6 tl«)rir»l, %^fT. [ ?IR5T. 
 
 OBSEKvntQLT, flf/o. T. A. 1. t^^T ^^iT-SIffT, fHrg^, ^ft 
 Obsolete, a. gone out of tue. wi^l^KiHH ^%HT, *TT^oESr5T, 
 
 hmI, tt^tj, t^, «rT5E, 3i'iMR«rT, -»igHrt*«T, ^^oMt^iRn, 
 0B80LrrE5Ess,n. t.A. ^^[qnrTw. &c. ainMR^Pi /.afT^TJyf^*!/. 
 
 Obstacle, h. that which oppotet or tlandt in the way ; 
 obtf ruction, impediment, hinderance. 3T5 m. /. STlfft/". 
 3re% n. ailS*!^/. 3rr«T3ET m. ^4+l«( w. ^5/. 5T5W w. 
 aum*/. anTPKT »». %^ m. %«T m. SfT'^ m. «l^/. ^<<JiH/'. 
 iftlT «. nT«fO /. f^ OT. fi. sr^sitT m. 5Tf?r5J*l-^ n. 3Mn- 
 
 II M. «inim m. sinfrr »». s^r^virt n. Rhjm m. 
 Eemorinj? obstacles. f^nM^/. f^??|riRlf^/. 
 OBtTBTUC, o. relating to midwifery, t^ l ^'ju il ^ l, ^ Ru | Mm i- 
 
 Obstetbics, fi. tcience of midwifery. n4Rl^<=!f*j?ir/. 
 OBSTI5ACT, Obstisatesess, n. T. A. 1. f ^^'MT w. ^f^T 
 on ■•. ^^^tTJTT «. Ac. 3T?/. 3n/. ^ /o/j. f^ f». ^W W. 
 
 ^T^ m. 5»T^ »i. 
 
 A fit of o. ^i5 m. r. ^, 3T^7T w. v. *rr. 
 
 To lake a fit of o., to be obstinate. ^?m ^^, W- 
 
 a •i.-^nrr^ /.-<fec. ir^, ^prr^ ira^-afpnif, ^um<n« 
 
 0BaTi5ATK, «. Wniiom, pertinaeiout, ^e, fft, f7^"h:, f^ ^- 
 «TT7T, \W. or fCT, |%wh-, ?T3 ^rmTT,?ir%«TT, -i?fi^o5, ^- 
 ?ft, -H^t^, -H^WK, WI^TT, 3T?^r3T, ^l^K, 3Ttt^,3lif7, 
 
 ^sin, WIWI*I, 31RE»IT, 
 
 2— of diseaa4M. ftfOTT «r?I>.^r, WT^^aiTT, aiTfNT, %- 
 
 OBrrLtATZLT, adv. t. A. f^ iWT^^ ^«^,3tmf m?f, Ac. 
 wnr^, l|f<ii3|, Ac. ^ie^3, ^j^, f^^, f^. 
 
 OnTITATIOH. See COCTITKKESS. 
 
 Oitnxmocs, «. noity, tociferotu, T. CtaJioiovt. WV- 
 
 WIT, •M^-'IT, •I'Vi'^i, ^iT'^'fU. 
 OBmKmofSLT, ado. t. A. »BWI-»l?!W=5r-Ac. ^^rsr, »P5- 
 
 H-fll*l, Ac, [V^/. IRJB^a/. 
 
 08«runaocs5BSB, «. t. A. Mi Clakoce. »i95^f5T •». IJ?- 
 J* 0«tt»ccT, »A Uoek up. dw^, aw^'hiiof, ^^3^, ^hw 
 
 ¥ ■i.-I^TOV «i,-Ac. fR«l y. of Q. 
 
 2 impede, oppose, stop, t. To Hisdek. aiTI^, ar^+Nuj, 
 SRot, StTtrot, d«m, a(T?^tH^,'TffT^w.-srfii^"i.-SffN<T»».- 
 3I^^T^OT.-&c. SRWJ g.ofo. [ ?5 »». 
 
 Obsteucted, /). V. V. 1. (ttr^t^, aT^rrr^^^, ^^irti, &c. 
 
 Obstbucteb, «. Obstbuctixo, p. a. Obsikuctive, a. t. 
 V. 1. itq'iTRT, ^f^KT, 55J«IU|KI, Ac. U«I^, 3T?d^=P, 
 afi^^-Ac. ^rtf. 
 2 3r5^<JTTTT, ^d+MUIKI, H^UIKI, 314*R +t«IKI, &C. «IT- 
 
 q^, srfrT^tiip, :rf5TO«^, srf?i5ir':T^, irf?i5i':pPTTf-;pFct, ?frr- 
 
 Obstbuctiox, n. v. V. 1. — act. (t^m n. Jjrf^ «. j^ n. Ac. 
 ?t<l^^/. ^f^/.— oc« or «<a<<s. ^«l m. arg^tT m. ^RhT 
 m. f^^ m. 
 
 2 — of<. 3T5^3t n. 3T7<FT^ «. ^*T^ «• Ac. — s^(j/«. 3T5^- 
 5ET «!• 3T^^/. 3T^!P^ m. 3T5^^ m. mj or gnr »«• #^ 
 /. ?^/. srfHsi^flT/— a. or «. RfrRt^im. ^^m. srfrf^tTw. 
 
 I. ohstruciing or impeding cause, t. Obstacle. 3T5 7/1. f. 
 
 3T^/- 3i^/- 'IS/. !=r5r? m. ajisHsidi OT. 3iis«M<fl/. sr^- 
 
 2b Obtain, v. a. gain, acquire, procure, v. To Get. f*ia^, 
 ^TT^, "TH't, ^frjot, qw ^t'ff in. con. 
 
 Desire of obtaining, fec^r/ — Desirous of o. fec^. 
 To Obtain, v. n. be in use, stand, le established, hold. ^P7- 
 
 ^, u^rm, ^T^ar^f'Jf, sr|%/.-&c. fm-ar^wf-u^-'isor. 
 Obtainable, a. v. V. A. fJTZ^rqT^T-^TtnrTT-^rrr^T, Ac. 
 
 Easily or readily 0. g=!*r, giTTWT, f^T«3T. 
 Obtained, p. v. V. A. fiicti^sjr, ?t^%55T, Ac. ^mr, wf^- 
 
 fT, arm, arrr^, ^<m, arrnr^. 
 Obtaineb, «. Obtaining,;?, a. y. V. A. f?<a «)'J| K i, ^WU- 
 
 n, Ac. ^PTT^'F, ^ini^i^Tif-Ac. 
 Obtainment, n v. V. A. — act. fHotijOi n. ^TT^ «. <r^ «. 
 
 Ac. wMi^^ufl:/. ^i^^'jn?;/. wvi^-i «. arrar^ n. — «<«/*. 
 
 iTTiifr/. ^JsuffT/. arrrf^/ (in comp.) aTTfJr/. (in comp.X 
 Obtenebbatioh, n. darkening, darkenednesa. ^K m. ai^- 
 
 To Obtest, Obtestatiok. See To Beo, Ac. 
 To Obtbude, t). a. thrust in, force upoii^ urge on against the 
 will. »r55 "^6T.qT?!'ii-fTrT^-<ir?r ^?Ti|f-srfiT? <H^, tT?T<P^, 
 
 To o. one's self. JJ^^r JJ sRoif, aTTT^iJ ^fj n. ji in>- 
 To Obtrode, r. n. enter, ^c. uninvited. 5^, 5 ffl't, fin^r, 
 
 Obtruped,;). v. v. A. iiah? ?Tr?isir?T-r;n<^^ai-33 ^%c5T.&c. 
 Odtbubeb, n. Obtbudino,;*. o. Obtbosits, a. v. V. A. 
 
 T. V. N. ^Jicrm, n ^^nmt «nim, Ac. jnr, 'j'ln, 5- 
 «5WT, s^Hti, ^^ra, B^«. 
 Obtbudino, Obtbusiox, n. t. T. A.— act. m^ \^ n. H- 
 "k^ H\^ n. ^^ jl %^ n. Ac. 
 
occ 
 
 584 
 
 OCC 
 
 V. v. N. 5^ n. f^i^ n, &c. 
 
 I. officious meddling, v. Officioubness. f^AAH f. "J^- 
 
 ^^*nT m. t^ST^TTTlT m. 
 Obtbusiveicess, n. v. A. ^^^^TT m. «^4«<^Huir «. 
 5b Obtunp, v. o. dullen, take off (he edge of, v. To Bltjnt. 
 
 *rr'<T^ot, g-3^, if^I^OT, tTTT/. Htrn 5'. ofo. STTT ^J^. 
 Obtusangulak, a. f^^T?5 ^mMfl"?, sjft^^M qpm, 
 Obtuse,(». «o< acute or pointed. qr<TT, H^, aT^lT, f^W, 3T?ft- 
 
 O. angle. f^^[TT?5 ^^ «». 5Ti^?55l ^FHT w. 
 2 rfwZ?, «o< «Aarp, T. Stupid. sf^R 5^Wt, ^tj, JTT, ^'ij^- 
 5f^, »1<^nfd, iTfn»=i^, 3Trft?^. 
 Outuseness, «. v. A. 1. ^fir^oTT »>. ^VpnT «». fHiUdl/. 
 
 To Obviate, v. a. prevent, oppote, remove. fHJJKoi, iJKi/i, 
 
 SIoEof, ^ ^ijf, J'P^, ^?I«f''r, f^^R'ir w.-sTROT M.-f'Tf - 
 
 f^/.-&c. JRulr y. o/o. [ ^i^rt. 
 
 Obviated, /J. Y. v. ■^T^rR?r3T, ^TotJ^,&c. f5nrTft<T, ^rftrT, 
 
 Obviateb, n. Obviating, p. a. v.V. f^^TR'TRT, SI«E'TRT, &c. 
 
 Obvious, a. open, apparent, conspicuous, ffc. t. Plain. ^^Z■, 
 
 CT'^ST, ^q^, 5«T5p, gsq^, ^m?::!?, srf^?7,f 3^?T,g^n, girq. 
 Obviously, (Kf». t. A. g^qi, ^PF, ?^, «?5«^fr<T, f^^a, ^rr- 
 
 Obviousness, «. v. V. 3'^J5"1UII m. ^V^lll »«. &c. ?q^T/. 
 
 sf?^?^HT/. g?I^-«mT/. #'mT/. &c. 
 Occasion, n. occvrrence, happening, q^orr/. ^^^^TT ». 
 
 2 incident, event, it?/. frT «. 
 
 \y favorable time, season, or circumstance. v.Oppoktunitt. 
 
 SRTT m. ^»PT «. ar^re^ OT.^iniT/. »». VC(^ n.snfT/. 5TT>i. 
 A single o. or time, sren »». W^f. fl'T^ wj. %5E/ ^^j; »». 
 
 Upon o. srenfsr?!^. 
 
 Upon the spur of the o. 5RPl?5[IT?r, SRm^^f. 
 
 To come of use upon o. ireinff-fl»l'TRT-?l'l^-&c. g^- 
 
 4 accidental cause. ^HTT n. SRt^JfH »■ «tt^ »■ ^ «. ^- 
 fJTrT n giTTftr «». OT^vr «». 
 
 That seeks o. f^fJt-?lj^R. 
 
 To seek o. f^rfimm t%^. 
 
 To take or make o. fHfJTTT n. ^. 
 
 5 incidental need. ^TW «. ^TT ». SI^^T *. ^^t[f- »K- 
 
 To Occasion, «. a. cause casvally. ^^^!\^ «.- ♦,H*'ln.- fS^fiT- 
 ■rT W.-&C. ^t^ »n. con. ^nTOtHH-fHf»?^'JH-&c. ^of in. cow. 
 2 cauff , produce, effect. 37^^ ^F^, gi^«I0t, ??n^, 3Tm- 
 
 Occasional, o. incidental, casual, that happens at times, not 
 regular. :F«aiHyT^, %5^t^ft^T, %5^i%fc^Nl, ^«5i?'^NT, 
 
 2 produced hy or on some special occasion. ^fHf%^, IIT- 
 flPl'F, yiHf<<+, JT^IIRTH, sre'ltf^^r, ^WTH, SRf'fWfntI- j 
 
 OCCASIOXALLT, adv. T. A. 1. ^tff^tff , ^FHvff , %5^tq5^f , %- 
 
 5^f%=ft, ^m^.^, ^5oTOf 51, ^ncEHTos. 
 
 SI«'IIH*.M, sr^nt'TTTT pop. 5I^1>IT<T. 
 Occasioned, p. v. V. 2. ??T5f %^T, &c. ^f^Trre ( in comp. 
 as mMfqfHrl^i^I, &c. ), ST^ ( in comp. as TTTJJJtJj^:^, 
 
 OT^TO ifqTi5yr^<, &c. ), sprrfjirr, afNif^^r, ;jrq5i, ^ijl^ff. 
 Occasioner, «. Occasioning, p. a. v. V. 2. ^?q5T ^v^oTRT, 
 
 vJ4,<|U|KI, &c. xr^M*, 3''?T<Tn?5p, OTfWpnFTT^. 
 Occasioning, n. v. V. 2.— act. grq^ ^of ». 5?tt^ n. &c. 
 
 Occidental. Seo "Westebh. 
 
 Occipital, a. pertaining to the occiput. JTB^I^TT ?^*J11I^I, 
 
 ftH::?^^vft. [ n. fid^-.^^Tm ». 
 
 Occiput, w. lack part of the head. MW4vM r ?^*nn, ftR:?^ 
 
 Pit or hollow of the o. qist/. "pfs^oft/. 
 Occult, a. hidden from the eye or understanding. »pr, 3?f^- 
 
 An o. science or art. '^Kf^<Tr/. 
 OccDLTATiON, *. — in astronomy. ^JTT'W m. 
 Occultness, n. v. A.^HfTT/ I^^IT/. &c. Sfsfl^f^/. 
 Occupancy, Occupation, «. v. V.A. 1.— at<. tT^^?3ir n. 
 qSr «. ar^qot ». &c q^?ft ^^rc/. sr'*T»THT»i »«. 
 
 2 sff^«ji4ijf «. sriTTDt «. &c. ^f%^:v.f. htt »». nm^r m. 
 
 3 q^ «. sqriTof «. 3TT'=J5*1'Jf n. STT^JitJr ». sTrm «. 
 
 4 ^qr^n n. ?7^T^3t «. &c. 
 
 V. V. N. oTirqR m. 3RWTm «. qj^fT/. 
 
 I. employment, avocation, S[c. v. Business, q^ w. T^n 
 
 Occupant, n. Occupieb, n. Occupying, p. a. v. V. A. 1. 
 vt5tt ssn^m, 3Rq<mn, ^%^ ^^^^^. w.imK\. 
 
 2 ^f^qT?<»IRr, ^TqioiKT, ^[%^\t *^HT, HPITTTT, &C. 
 
 *ftiq;rTf. 
 
 3 ^OTKT, ETTq^RT, arrspmRT, ^nq^, stnt ¥.^f. 
 Occupied,/), v. V. A. tr?7T%^%c?r, 3Tsq"^5^r, qfip'im f^- 
 
 3 sqm^T, 3n^Hc5c5T, &c. STTT-ttT, sqTF, ?mnpt?I. 
 
 4 srrqfrJc^r, ^«i5n?<5T, &c. o*iimRd. 
 
 5 ^5, «TTl?r, STf ^. 
 
 To Occupy, f. o. <flyt«^o«sew«o». tre?T %«rSr, ^ot, atrsqSi^ 
 jH^, snqrireT ^r^t, arrq^'Tr ainKm sTToiSr, qf^sft t- 
 
 %R/. ^ofy. o/o.qf^rm^ ^msoji-ifiq^, JT'^JtHn 
 m. ^^ory. o/o. 
 
 2 possess, hold, keep, ^^^^^vi^^ ^iquff , q^wf, «r5?T ST^ir, 
 HT^iT n. ^'if y. o/'o. siTa;il>iif, ^^R/.-HHI m.-&.c. %^ 
 
 3 <«ie up, coier,fill. s^nqof, ts'T, ^o^, 3R^, ^I^, 3?r- 
 T^ij^of, ^^otdf, ^.t i -iiot CTT, i?ToioT, a^TsfiJi'T «. ^^ y. o/ o. 
 
 To be occupied. TT^. 
 
 5 ( one's self ). fe occupied, engaged, ijc. ?m"jf, ^^^, 
 
OCT 5S5 
 
 <w»f, ^nrof, v^, ?5-5?TTY^-&c. ^ffii. 
 
 To OcccPT, V. n.folloio business. sstttR m.-sq'^^ m.^^:^^- 
 
 rTHT m.-ic. ^^. 
 Tj Occur, v. n. appear or arise unto., meet, he found. 3TIT5E- 
 
 2 take place, v. To Happes. ifS^, ^, 37f^«m ^. 
 
 3 surest itself to the mind or memory, ^-^ui, t*<,iJi, 3TT- 
 
 OCCUBBESCE, OcCCEBnfO, fl. V. V. l.—act. 3n55Eot n. &c. 
 2 ^Rwr, JT^VTT fl. •JMfttlfrl/. ^TTSTT/. Pl«4l'l m. 
 
 I. incident, event, ^i^f. frT n. |^trT m. JTPPT »». 7^*T5T- 
 ^T^ m. jR-i+IM n. 
 OcccBSiOX, «. a meeting together, clash, clashing. »(<|>»^<|>i=«ft 
 
 OCEAS, n. tea, ^<:a/ «<ro. ^^ m. ^fimT w. «1^mi<K w. arfs^ 
 
 fiij in. h^I'^Hj « apfrfHftT w. f%^ m. <HI+< m. 'I^frT 
 »!i. ffrifn^ m. The geven oceans named in the Hindu 
 Purans are those of ^Vl ( salt ), f ^« ( sugar cane 
 juice ), fTT ( spirit ), ^ (clarified butter), ^ (milk), 
 ^ (curds and whey ), 5^t^ (pure water ). At the 
 churning of the ocean ( ^T^^iR ) celebrated in the 
 Purans, fourteen precious things ( ^t^ or ^h^^tt?^ ) 
 arc said to have been obtained, Tljey are g^^, %?tH T, 
 
 <nfrjrPT, grr, *n^ft, ^^, 'PrKtr^, \rm^, arqm, ^: 
 
 Bounded by the o. ^W^^sj^TtfTT, 
 Blountain used in churning the o. li^ or W^j^T^f^m. 
 Poison produced on churning the o. pn^ m. n. or 
 f^\r^H'^ n. 
 OCEAX, OcXAXTC, o. helonpny, ^-c. to the ocean. ?m^r^, 
 
 JT^repirwT, Ac. iT^mi'H«^vft. 
 
 OCHEB, OcRR, «.— red. ^T^/. ( it is of two sorts fjl?rft- 
 
 wm A mf{^\W ), i^f. §*1-^f 
 
 That is of the colour of red o. MI^ TT, <t>V I << . 
 
 2 — yellow, ^^^£\^\^(\f. ^^jfi^ JTTfft/. 
 OcnmEOcs, a. t, N. «n%^, *l^«H^t, »T»nr, jrn^. 
 Ocrico.'*, H-Jljure of eight anglet. ^V%|U|I9>M /. 3?^n»f 
 
 ' OciioosAL, OcTisocLAB, o. T. N. WCTPiT, ;»/». a<^<t i ;ft , 
 I Oct x\0. a. of vhieh a sheet is folded into eight Uates 3TO- 
 ^♦.^1^1, 3TIOTT^, •HIWJ^I, yn[vft. 
 OCTE.WIAL. a. happening every eighth gear. 3n?««n 3fTni«n 
 
 w^ «ioTm-vioit<r-Ac. MH<vir«^^, [r<inft, 
 
 I OcTOBKs, n. f^pft «i-»i'«ii ^fTWT »rf^ •». anf'f^-^trrti'Pw. 
 Octooc(abia5, OcTOaEKABT, 0. /A«< if cijhtg gtan old. 
 
 ODO 
 
 OcionrrALOcs, m. V^^. 
 
 OcTOLATnui., «. hating eight sides. 3nr^> 
 
 OciUWJt, «. eightfold. 3TI7n, 3(TY3T. 
 
 Ocular, a. depending on the eye, 4c. jfoSTT^, ^^Nt, ^fj^ 
 
 ?rr3<5T, :ic?T?T, ^^, =5r^5i':ft. 
 
 O. deception. H-Ai'jrif. 
 
 O. proof. ^TrT^TSTKTTT «. =5r?j;iJMI«l n. ^ STr^^wi. 
 Oculist, n. one who treats diseases of the eye. ite'n^r \^ 
 m. ^'S(k^ m. ^^^ »i. [ 3T^n. 
 
 Odd, a. fw< even. ^^ #?%^, f^qir, Hl^H, 3T^m, 3^5^, 
 
 O. and even— the game, ^^fti^jft/. ^ 5^ m. 
 
 2 morf <7(on, or remaining over a specified number. VTt^%- 
 
 ^*H'ti^<-m, »i«+»mr^^% ^T^nn^r^rr, f^f|7?re??^- 
 
 3 singular, extraordinary, v. Strakce. ^H?^, ^TTCT, 
 
 4 fioi under the common head or account, "f-i+ol, ^^^7 
 
 5 broken, not complete or entire. ||i<K, j^4<4)oi, H^^, 
 SJ^TIT, 5?nT. 
 
 6 ioo»c, of an tTtcompiete set, Sfc. ^d+a6, g'r'P, gCT, ?T^. 
 
 7 <Afl< does not suit. f^\i?l3, ftjr^'l. 
 Odditt, m. See Oddsess. 2 odd person. kJ+M+K w. (^'pq'- 
 
 SRUr n. l^+R'^ n. <^q;Rrf^7UT, ^«hf^Ry, '(firl-^'TT, ^^- 
 
 3 odd thing or mailer. ^^^ n. f^'^^T'JT nt^ /. ^t^ «. 
 Oddlt, (nftf. V. A. 1. Rq»1*,MI^,"^«l'-<<4,*i*. 
 
 3 f^?TOT, ftrf^^l, ^^ «(l<ilMl«l<^SI ded. ^^^ JJIdNI- 
 
 Odd>t:s8, «. Y. A. 1. RqHdl/. aroTrTT/.lK'^w. ftPHTTTV*!. 
 
 3 arns^nmr m. ^;^^{wm\ m.'^^{v^ «. ^^t^jiht^i »». 
 Odds, «. inequality, v. Difjebesce. s^rrf^ «. ''J^TftT^- 
 >TT^ •». f^'PTHT /. 
 2 advantage, v. SCPEBIOBITT. ^W n. ^xj^ «. ^JTrToET »». 
 
 8 odds and ends, miscellaneous articles, sundries. ^^T(^- 
 ^^/. pi. 34'14H'I4 n. 3T1I«m5 «. '«i'i<i>'i<. n. "PT^'FaTIT- 
 
 To bo at odds, he at variance. ^\W^ n.-^mt^l M.-&C. 
 
 anmy. ofs.recip. 
 Ode, n. v. Poem, Soxo. t;t^ m. »i«i*^<i n. 
 Odious, o. v. Hateful. ^^, ^'T, ^h<?i'<<, ^^i^, ^ttpst. 
 
 2 causing hate,\. lKyiDiou8%q*Kt>^q^fqr^^, i;^^3!?iqj, 
 
 0DI0U85ES8, «. T. A. |['ft'rTT »». ^'IfTT/. ^^I^fll/. 
 
 2 ^^*K«M «. ^^"ltMI^*«<< ». &c. 
 Odium, «. T. Haiikd. ^ m. [<niTm/. 
 
 2 imidioutnesM. ^ m. 3<TW *i. ^['fW'IT •»». ^["T?TT/. ^« 
 To cast the o. of upon, li^ ^/.-^ffn; n. srtivf. 
 To incur o. miiHUII «• WHt^T, V^-lMini m. ifot. 
 Odostamic, a. t. N. ^M{j«lMI, ^I?HT, ?p^J^?iqvft- 
 
 OdOSTALOT, «. /00/A-flf^e. ^ Jr^ ;»;». ^t!T?3oE »«. 
 
 ODOmncBOUs, Oionous, a. t. i'BAOKA»T. ^HTf'B'F, g»ifvT1?, 
 
 OroBirE«ou85F4i8, Odobocsvsss, «. T. A. g^lf^'FTTT m. 
 
 OiOKLES», fl. icentUtt. ^ri*T, ^m, »fS ?f^-Ac 
 M 
 
OFF 
 
 686 
 
 OTT 
 
 Odoce, w. aeenty—gener. v, Smeli,. WTfl m. n*r m. 
 Bad o. fig. disfavour, sf^^/. 
 2 «ieee^ «ec«<, v. FBAaRASCE. g^^ »«. grpi m. g?mtf /. 
 (EcuMEKiCAL, a. V. Gesebal. ^r^FTtTR^, B^^'^t. 
 
 CE3OPHAQ0S, «. 5mr »». sT^TRT'i «». sT^f^rrfi^nT n. 
 
 Of, 2?re/>. '^T-^-'^. 
 
 2— noting subjection to, connection with, &c. =^-^-^, 
 ^Ft, ?f«r«ff, f%?^,"^. For the other senses of of, See 
 Thom, Br, Amoso, &c. 
 
 Of hira-her-it-one's &c. self. 3TnT^3TPT<T, 3TT«Tr^r3TT- 
 
 Orp, adv. from— noting distance. (5f«I, ^t. 
 
 2 from — with the action of separatiug, &c. This sense 
 is given by the combination of two verbs, as 'FT^ ^T^- 
 of to cut off, «pT^?t ^ to take off, V\^ ^-z^m^ to 
 tear off, &c. &c, ^ 
 
 3 from — noting departure. This sense is involved in 
 the word ^TT^f , or is rendered by the combination of 
 f^oT with ^3TT^ or %wr, as aT f'TfT "tST he went off, | 
 p!*{H 3Tra 3TI^ this has come off. 
 
 4 /a-obj, not toward. Sff^, ?ff|JT, ^^T^. [ ^^. 
 
 Badly off; 111 off; in bad circumstances. 3T^m'5Ti 3T- 
 
 TVell off; in good circumstances. g^,^R^ ^^j^T^T. 
 
 Off and on, %T^ ^rffT, STT#r^. 
 
 Off-hand, smack, direct. ?f^tft^. 
 
 Off-hand person. ?TTmTT, tlMldiJI ,^115^. 
 
 To be off, recede from an engagement Sfc. TTT^ st^- 
 
 To come off. To get off, escape, or fare in the event. 
 f^Hof, PpTra^, ^^\^ OT.-f%*lKtjft/.-&c. ^^. o/«. 
 
 To get off, alight, ^vrf, [ g. ofs. 
 
 To go off, he discharged, — guns, &c. 3^, SHT m. ^t'T 
 Off, prep, not on. f^KiSfr rffc?. %»IoKT <?etfZ. sit|?:, #|^. 
 Off the ground. H??Tt5. 
 Off the road. ^f?TT^, ^f^lff , ^:^, '?^%. 
 2 from, sr?^^. 
 Off, tn<er/'. xf^, 3TT, f^I^T, ^ |t, tftw. [|t^ 
 
 Off, a. distant, belonging to the off side. «T??t^jil^ w ?rr, sfT 
 Offal, «. wa«<e mea^. ii+ivj; HRT «. 3T5^«fMt Ht^T n. ^'htt 
 ^"T Trft 3T% JTRT M. 
 
 2— gener. v. Eefuse. 1RT55 ot.«.i)To5 w.^raTHTaf/. ^"nar/. 
 Offence, n. misdeed, transgression, v. Chime. stttT*! »». 3T- 
 ^^TPT «>. ^^ m. <rr?i^ «. 
 
 2 displeasure conceived, huff, anger, ^ft?/. v. q', ^fT5/. 
 
 P. %, ^^H^ »». ^HTsrr «. #^/. ?ft^/. fmf ^d< i v>n /. 
 
 Easy of o. ^H^. 
 
 To take o.??f^,^i^^,^r3^^%^^,T^^^^ 
 ^\S f.-SiC."^ in. con. 
 
 3 MsaHing, v. Attack. ^ »>. '^J. ^m m. 
 OFTEHCSLBiB. See ISKOgENX. 
 
 To Offend, v. a. displease., anger, huff, ^c. *y«|ui, ^i»i »».- 
 Ac. afTTi^, »T^/. J^rffiT-HTSTif-^TTT ^^-^^ ^of.&c. 
 
 2 disgust, shock, nauseate, displease, annoy. ^3rH ff».-^- 
 
 zToET OT.-^/.-5Tm W.-&C. arm'T, ^e^ttoet w.-^rra' »».-&c* 
 
 ^-'fH-wi in. con. with g. of s. ^? ^^ m. con. ?TRR5t, 
 oTRT »n. ^, s}j?, !«<«?. 
 
 3 break, violate, transgress. J?n^, ^fS'if, g"!!^, 3Tf^- 
 HOT, 'TH ffi.-3'g^r^ n.-&e. ^^ g. ofo. 
 
 4 cause to sin, Sfc. qr^ TTfJf-Trf^qT^. 
 
 To Offend, v. n. transgress., be criminal, m^ n.-arTTT^ »»•• 
 ^'^\*\ m.-^^ m.^^X^^r^i^ f.-&c. ^PT^t, aTTO'tft-^-^'IIT- 
 aH-MHl-Ac. ^fof. [&c. ^T^^t g. of 0. 
 
 2 against; v. To Tkansghess. 3"S^, ^^ "*. 7^5^^ «.- 
 
 Offended, p. v. V. A. 1. ?H^OT, &c. t^t^r, ^qr, TT^n, 
 "^R:^5fT,'5^UI'jft, ^^, ^f^, ^jf^, ^?, ^^, 3T%^. 
 
 To be 0. ^^iiif, ^T^t *n?iit, TTT «i.-^fr5-/.-&c.'t<Jf jm. con, 
 
 2 5rre^?5T, «j>'i|o6i?rir4l, &C. ^nST, ?TTfW?T, 3T^7. 
 Offender, «. Offending,^, o. v. V. N. 1. and CarMiNAt. 
 aFRTT^ft, <H<-*<l<ft, J'^TK, 3TtnT«T ^rrf-^rft, 3<'^N iprf- 
 
 Offense. See Offence. 
 
 Offensive, a. v. V. A. 1. displeasing. W\ STTOMnT, TPT 3fTT- 
 "i<'*<|-m, +m«lNMI, &c. f^^^, f^ittuft^, #^oft^, 
 
 2 JRToET 3TPJrnTrErT, ^I*)^1TNI, Ac. ^J, HmfT, STT^n, 
 
 I. — opposed to defensive, — war, &c. 'EHnf^, ^IfOT'TT. 
 
 II. — weapon. JTK^, *TT^, M<yi<ilM*(I»ft, M<VMI^. 
 Offensivelt, adv. v. A. 1. Xm *l|U|l<1M'f'll decl. W\ ^T^- 
 
 virFTT (/fc^. 
 
 I. '•IST^TT ^R:^, 'Sf?!^ 5^5:^, ai'*ii-*»iu|MinP. 
 Offensiveitess, n. v. A. 1. ^tr3T;nF^». ^'=n?n^^Jr^«. 
 
 2 ■FdlotMluiHOllm. TNlTTTm. SfTJSqoiTn*. ■»(H4l<<+t^ n. 
 
 •9(I+I+K*H». 
 To Offeb, v. a. present for acceptance. ^m-41l*<i?5I ^T^St- 
 
 5%'^^-q^ S^, ^ ^Pa-tiu), ^ r?!'!'^, ^VifTO STfrT ft^, 
 
 ».-&c. ^^^ g- ofo. 
 
 2 present as an act of worship, ^or, ^T^St, arfof, WMm'uJ, 
 ft%^, srf^/'Oi'. sfoEt m.-^^f. ^ g. ofo. ST^or n.-^l%^T 
 n.-^?nf W.-&C. qJT^ 5^. of 0. «|f~5^5r». ^B^""? ^- "/ 0. 
 
 3 ( with fire ). ft*m, ^w.-^ ».-&c.eFT^y. ofo. ^ 
 
 q^, ['Hlrf^JMIrT 3TTWSt, 
 
 ^propose, exhibit, put forth. qs^ot-SJptj^T^rsT&r, ?rfnoT, 
 
 5 (a price, Ac.) bid. ^rjui, ^TtnoT, ^Rtfrn.-Ac. JJir'f-t?!^- 
 "Sr y. ofo. ^ s^of, ^ e^oTUJ. 
 
 6 (a reward, Ac. ) agree to give. \ii ^cf, ^qTSTT ^^. 
 To 0. violence. sio5|c*Rw.-Ac. ^^. 
 
 To Offeb, ». n. present iifclf^ appear., arise, occur. ^, |l 
 
OFF 
 
 587 
 
 OFF 
 
 y. of t. iITR-3Vrt'<T?T-jf^H-&c. ^1%. 
 
 2 declare urillinjnets, or readiness. ^ ^t^T, fPTR-f^- 
 g^^-<tc. ^, ■«<«HU|', ^1rftfl-»^%-Hi'|ui *nth the 
 present or future tense (^ another rerb ( as he offered to 
 jro *ft ^3TT^ *^oiH 4ltWI, you offered to wTito an*^ 
 
 3 mtfie an attempt, v. To AxTKMlT. g^7»I««.-J}<JH»».-<tc. 
 OriTtt, OrrEEDto, n. v. V. A. 1.— ort. J* ^Tifn- ^ %^n. 
 
 <Scc. "S^^n. HTn'oTn. fsf^f^n. [«.>dr*i't«. 
 
 •J— arf. ^u. 9T^n. &c 3H<for'». *)Hm'<»I». ^f^^Jl. •ifcK^II 
 
 'A— act. ^^vi[n. ^^n. 
 
 5 «f^^'^. ^fN^In. ^^'tOTH. 
 
 I./WTf*, Sfe. offered. *^4rt¥4 *rrai«- •^•irte{\ r^,«-*ici/. &c. 
 
 II. sacrijiee, oUation. ^f^ pop. i(aftm. ^55/. 4|fr»<^H». 
 
 "pTT/. hfhT«Rn. ^^1m^H««. 
 
 Burnt o. ^N^wi. 3TTjf^/. Jff". 3T^^R*. ^^Tn. 
 
 Article fit for use as a burnt o. ^^n. ^n. ^fifWTn. 
 
 |ftwiiM». ^1m4«<»- ^4**"*' t*"' "• 
 
 Grand and extraordinary o. H^l«»f^ or ^m. H^l^^<] 
 
 O. of some eatable. '^R^m. n. ^n. TTRm. 
 
 O. to all the deities. ^»^[^ot. «."^im^*I*4». 
 
 O. of water, or ( of rice, flowers, &c. ) with water. 
 
 O. dressed for the deities, ^wjrn^w. 
 Offerings (to the deities and to the in*ne8)-compreh 
 orgener. pi|^«Tn. ^^»». 
 
 O. at the shrine of some Muhammadan saint. 7?E;9m. 
 To be presented in o. Sf^of. 
 OrrrRED, p. ▼. V. A. 1. 'i^^\H *I«^I, jj %^, &c. ^^■ 
 
 2 4lf^^<4l, &C. arfJ'T, ?TOf^, f^^f^n. 
 8 itH-^-^I, J^. 
 
 6 ^ %%^, Ac. 
 OriTUS, «, Ornnnio, />. a. t. V. A. 1. ^WTHT ^TSOITCT, y^ 
 ^T^irn, he. 3t4v, flM"i*, f*t$^. 
 2 fT^iTTT, anWrm, ^sft \oiKi, Ac grw, ?n»^, f*rt^, 
 
 8 ^ «?flTTTr, ftm, psw^n,— contemptuously, &e. |t- 
 OrricE. n. post, ckarje, duty, trust, Ije. Slfil^tlT «. ^ftl^ 
 
 or y{p w. ^s^mtf\f. <i^/. 1^ «• 3m3 w. ams^rft/. 
 Public o. iR^crtt awpift/. r<^^iwi <»t«i*n/. 
 
 Hereditary public o. m^f^ n. t^ w. ffMTTfv^TT m. 
 
 ( as dutinjuisktd frtm personal or temporary o. ^^^ 
 
 N*nm. ). 
 
 Qection from o. ZW^f. v. i^, 4i,%lf 
 Piling, Ac. in o. ^^n<t/. [ S^WJ, 
 
 Fallen, Ac. from o. Trf*I*l<*^«^, :*)[*» f>H4(f, T^'J'T, 
 loTested with o. srfiWTT Rnr,RTHrfM^TT, SKFMfiKIM*!, 
 
 Lucratire post or o. <ll>i|lO'^1l< ■». 'TI'ft^T^/. W!^- 
 
 Beeignation of o. STf^^fRlf^rn m. arf^T^Rt^FT »».— 
 
 Paper containing resignation. ^Iv^fl^lHlm. [Mi^l^<S. 
 
 That is in o. arfvRHTW, ^rfti+KK^a, 3lfM+KR:'«T?T, 
 
 2 function, use, peculiar business. W^ n, arf^^TT m. <f>K 
 n. 3?|^^I or ^^ m. f^^^ m. 3T^^/. jttT m. 
 
 3 oc< o/" *jn(/ne««. T<nJR «i. OT?;f^/. ^^T^pTT/. 3TPTR 
 
 4 ill office. arr^FR «. arr^if^T/ STTf^tS^/. 
 
 5 V. FOEMULABT. «T|[^/. 
 
 6 room, ^c./or business. ^%<t/. ^lfH<f)MI w. 5^MIHIH 
 ♦»• ^Vft^ n. from the English. 
 
 7 See Outhouse. 
 
 Office-be AREB, «. v. Officer. 3Tf^rFFft,*IH<^i<, f^»^^, 
 
 Offices, n. person appointed or authorized to discharge an 
 
 office, arfq^^, j^^, *iM'ir<, *iH^K, 3TMa<^i<, spTcflr 
 
 3T^TT^, f^J^^R, f<^»^d<^K-,— of the GoTt. ^i'bU'UH'^K , 
 ?r»l*rPT; — esp. hereditary ^^^, ^^ ar^mft, *Iri'1<^K. 
 — Some of the 0^«r«of the Native Governments are, 
 *HI*ny^l<, ^A'Ofl, *^i{\«)IriT, ^vfl'i<^K, ^RT'ft^R^T, ^- 
 ffsftH, ^Hsft«, vpft'pft^, ^1*1 <^K, ^5ftff, ^^FT, 3TW- 
 ^, H'II<^<^K, n'llvn<, ?nT^TW^, rmipffH, <TT^HI1, 
 
 «H<«J<\«,siK'ft«, JTfTc?^, n^»}^<^K or H^I^H^R, HFT- 
 rt<i<^K, 5?TtTT^, ^*'fi^, f^^l^r, fnife«l<^K, ?><H<^I<, W- 
 
 n^ffm, «^g^?{K, ^i'O'H, ^llrt^K, f ?WT^ or Jft^, ^- 
 yH ' frj , :T:'ftH^, fTJfKT^. For esplanation the reader 
 may consult the M. and £. Dictionary. 
 
 A petty 0. sinPCTft. 
 
 Change of public ofiicors. ^leJlMMt/. ^^'^ n. 
 
 Tax upon public officers. <\<«»>m{1 / 
 Officiai., a. pertaining to an office or trust. 3Tf^+K|-<(I, 
 
 »?«i«f1-«(i, f^UMi, &c. 3Tf*T*n:in»q*fiMi, anf^^rf^, ar- 
 
 2 maie or communicated iy e»r/«e o/ authority. ^R^Jrtt, 
 
 «<» i O' ^ iH< i 'Mi , 3Tf«n5TT^ii*n^T, 5flf*i^ro% mrqr^, ar- 
 
 Officul, n. subordinate officer, ^{r^!^ 3«fiT^>rft-^nT^R-Ac. 
 Ofticuxlt, adv. T.A. 2. ^RUnftTTtTT?^, 'iTfvnJRTWTT HIHII^, 
 
 To Officiate, v. n. discharge an offict. *T^ n.--3frfyjpR »».• 
 
 2 perform the (ffiexti duties of another. ^?4H *m «.- 
 
 l^!<Wt 3TOn<t/.-Ac. ^T*r-^nW«l, «nT^ dccl.-M\K^ ded. 
 
 W\^ n.-kc. ^i^-^n^^-Ae. [ IT-Ac. 
 
 Officiatkb, n. Officiatiko,/>. «. v. V. 1. ^TK-Ac. ^KPn- 
 
 2 <R^T-^ti^I ^T^TTT-'Mlrt^wim, Ae. [ 'jt?raT. 
 
 OmciXiL, a. used in or belonging to a shop. JVT'I^, J'RT- 
 Officiocs, a. obliging, t. Kisb.3»j^^, 5S*I<*<1J, n^^^TT. 
 
 2 busy, forward, meddlesome. JJtJWI , 5»RT, t^CTWr, 
 
OIL 
 
 688 
 
 OLD 
 
 To be o. r^i^^sui, JT^TTji ^'?f-'TT^. 
 Officiocslt, adv. v.A. 2. ^^I^OTTH, 53^5 ^F^T, &c, 
 Officiouskess, w. v. a. 2. r^i^iHuir »«• Jsft'I'TT w. &c. ?55- 
 
 ?FtT^T'?IT «. -41^4+7/. '^t^t^ m. pi. aT?rf%T^lTq'5rf /. 
 OFFscouBrNG,n. scrapings, ffc. of dishes. f?n€t fv^f. W.- 
 
 2 fig', that which is vile and despised. W^f- f^T'^TTT ♦». 
 'TI'J'IMl W^^, ^[II^'J'IMI ?R;^, ^^Tf;^ ZJ^^^, ^^fHTTK- 
 
 F5^T^ fTO^?!T, ^fi^Ftn afNToi^OT, nf5n%?iT^ ^enaasT, 
 
 Offset, «. w/toc^, v. Spkout. »Ttl »». sfrN m. ;fl^ w. 
 Offspkiko, «. child or children. ^H «. W^ pop. ^PTtT/. 
 #?I OT. 3rT?q' ». sftvT n. f^PT^ n. f^^f. "^31 or "W^ ». 
 
 srm/. sT^rFT%/. sr^T«- iTJifrf/. g^/. ^a»j. ^^^^r 
 
 Female o. <ji'ill^r|R n. <»)-<41^<hRT/. ijfltifiH ». ^Sft^f- 
 ?rfrr /. ^^TTr^ «■ tT'^'trTfcT/. tr^f^rfTT «. — allusively, 
 covertly, &c. vdlM^uf t/- ^rr^pjft/. vTT?ft sTTn/. qr^T^n. 
 
 Male 0. JVW'fTR w. Jil^mfrt/. j^rTH n. ^^frf/. 5" 
 
 Tender o. *|lt?IMr*< ». 
 
 That has o. ?i+<<4lt5T commonly ^^-^qioti, h7<«IW1, ^- 
 
 That has male o. ^cft ( in comp. as, '^2?ft, ^^ft, W- 
 Jl^m, Ac). " ^ 
 
 That has no male o. f^J'T, PlJ-sft, f^f^^ft^. 
 ■Woman without offspring. ?r^WT?/. vff^^f. ?f^- 
 
 • All her offspring have lived, reached puberty, ^r^ 
 Oft, Often, Oftes-times, Orr-Tisres, adv. fl^H^^st, 3T%^- 
 
 How often ? f+rfl-^i t f^fft %55 \ 
 To Ogle, «. n. view with side glances, st^ m. pi. *ftl5t-JTt- 
 
 stoE^ ^rnTf, ^i^^t?^^ ».-3hm1'ivIi w.-arrtT^^iw 
 «.-&c. ^"Jf. 
 Ogle, Oglikg, ». v. Y.—act. t[^ Tft^of «. Ac. ^;^T?T »». 
 «F^?TTt?70T 7». 3T<TRTft?W n. !p^?=iq?f5T n. 3T?fn?^ «. 
 
 OoLio, n. T. Medlet. »ll?rMtr5/. f^^^/, 
 
 OoRE, n. TT?TH m. ^'^''>^^f. 
 
 Oh, in<«:/'. v. Ikteejection. arr, an^. 
 
 Oh ! Oh !( of pain ). ^j, ?^, 3T>T. 
 
 Oh dear ! "pi^, %. 
 On, «. rfS n. ^ «. ^ m. 
 
 Dregs of o. %^/. [q^ ^ w. 
 
 Dreggy or feculent o. ^^J? or %r|^ n. ^ n. Jr- 
 
 Essential o. or extract of o. 3T^ m. STtR n. ^?5 n. (in. 
 comp. as. ^%^ n. frtirJj n.-&c.). 
 
 Stiojc of o. ^cs^rm/. ^?5^m/. rt^^m/. ^c!i!^«r/. 
 
 Sweet o. =^V^^ M. [&c. ^^^^'Jf. 
 
 To be fouled from the dregs of o. — a lamp, vessel, 
 To be smeared or wetted with o. ^'^+,?Dt. 
 To rub with medicated o. -t(>14«i, ^\nm.f. sjR^, ^- 
 
 To Oil, v. a. %S5 n. ST^-^-HT^, rBT^, '^tTI'f, ^f - 
 
 otlc)U|, =^T«)*>ji. 
 
 To be oiled. r( -?+-', «i, ^4g«of, 
 Oil-cake, n. ^fe/. ^f^ «. ^1f. 
 OlL-CLOTII, n. rt-j+ms «. 
 Oil-man, n. ^^,^r?*I<, #r^*H ; — in contempt, ^3*13. 
 
 Monday o. ?ftHiJT=qT ?f^. 
 
 Saturday o. V'i'JMI a?ft. 
 
 "Wife of o. ^t^T/. 
 Oil-mill, n. HrfMluil >». qroiT ffi. 
 
 Boiler of an o. ^vcf. 
 
 Site of an o. Vim^.f. 
 
 Wipiugs of an o. ^Wft^ ». 
 On-WCT-TEEE, n. callophtjllum Inophyllum, zftf- Tit^f. 
 
 gr^tjft/— the fruit. ^ n. 
 Oiled, ;>. v. V. rlt^ rti'trtrti, rirfNttfJI, &c. ?tt?^ or r)rt«i?, 
 
 O. folds ( of cotton, cloth, &c ) applied to a sore. 
 
 OiLiSESs, n. v.A. l.l^rtm^4 n. [m.^fr^tsiT m. 
 
 2 'rtr^R:q'TT ffi. ^riitdHUIlm. f^nptrnf /. ^nj.^-q'n. ^tm 
 
 8 ^fiV-'^^ ll m. '^^^^f. ^oE^^fT^urr m. ^cijfirfqtnr m. 
 
 gffY?!^ n. g^E^/. intens. ^ct^ctK «i. 
 
 OiLT, a. consisting oj oil. ?i«|-«il, ^r^rnr, ^rlH^i. 
 
 O. or unctuous substances. H^d'O/. HT^rft/.^^T^.w. 
 
 2 containing oil. ^?J^, firt*«. or ^SSTJ, ^<5^, rtrt^*., ^- 
 
 Bather o. riri'Hi, ^t7?r, ^^ToE, f^*^, W^. 
 
 3 oj7tfrf, greasy., Sjc. rirt*!i or ?ft5^7. rirtit^rti, ^isj-jftH, 
 ■elol^odd, ^ffV^, ^^, t^rf^*, ^rfltb. 
 
 4 — a smell. ^'T^, ^?5^. 
 OjNTMENT, n. unguent. HT^oi n. fsr^^T n. ^^T «. 
 O. of fragrant ingredients. ^zH n. 
 
 2 ««iw. »Tc?»T m. n. 
 Old. o. ffyfff^, advanced in life. *-^HRT, spTT^r, 3HKi|^NI, 
 
 3'cR^'MI-^l, TrRrTT^TTSTT, ^fR^^Tlf^,^?, 3rR^q?^, ^^- 
 
 ^, 5^TTrft?T, ^^"tf^, snr:?*! or ^^sqr, n?TT^, imsr^ip, 
 
 <IM1*M, 3rTR, 
 
 O. and heavy, vefernosus. -MH^HJiW, 
 
 O. person. f^^FsJ TRT ( a sear leaf ), ^Wim«ll'«ll '^\xn 
 fn^t5T,'TtoE^Tft,n'?^rr;— in contempt, jft?R, '^^mRST, 
 *^MI«fl4». *-^MK4+.». Some terms for an old, hale, 
 tough, enduring fellow, are.v^HH^ls, |^*l*, ^ToET^T ^^^ 
 ST, ^iiHi"fl. 
 
 Too or very o. aRrfrf^T?^, "M'5T<<I'1. 
 
 Very o. and wasted. »JTST, ^, 5t<PTT, ^olli^SI or ^u- 
 ?pT, HtlT, ^T^RT or ^5?TRT, ^f^R or #^, ^HR, ^{m^ 
 
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 To grow or be getting o. and infirm. »TI^«i. pi. Z^^ 
 OTT^r y. o/s. *J^HM\m ip^OT. pi. §it fTTn<S or, tcith j. oft. 
 
 %*HTiwT, ma(\H ^, *,ix<<i% 9ivsk ^^ ff- of t. ntn. 
 pi. n^ g. oft. ^m. pi. ?^. 
 
 2 hating been long used, decayed ly time, ^jf^, v^^|<l, 5- 
 ^MT, ^ftof; — compreli. or indef. ^HIMIIUII, n^HIHUI. 
 
 Oldish, rather ddandicom. aiIS^jJ^|,»»^»1^4, ^HISMI. 
 
 To become o. ^^HHof, 
 8 of long tiandinj. q^ ^loft, ^^ R*l^, «rjT <HiNI, 
 
 JTHT, H1I11, A§'^ I Trt*, f^T^rfk^, 1^<+|cf^, r^^^'MI'ft, 
 
 f^^'THr^^, ^Nf^, +-^I1.I<*NI. 
 
 4 wo/ modern, v. Asclest. ^JJTT, ^T7, J^TtT, JfT^tT, <j;^ 
 
 6 /*«< Am ft«« /on^ ma(fc ; »io/ n^w or fresh. ^J^,^'**!- 
 ^I*-^!, •llM«r-HI ^ToE^, TT^ f^<<y ^v^TT ^t-^.rtl. 
 
 6 ^a eertain duration. This sense is usually expressed 
 bj the sign of the possessive ^, as how old is he ? eft 
 ^Jft Mif^ 3TI^ 1 A year old ^ «(^f-«(I, &c. 
 
 7 See FoKHEB. 
 
 Of O. See FOBITKHLT. 
 
 Old AOE,n. V. Age. f5T'^<n/. f^TT^T^Ew. l^. 
 
 Old bachelob, n. TrTR^TT^ n'-ji ^'THT ft«fl^ ^TR^ STT^ 
 Old clothes, »i. ^Rff n. />/. ^irt n. pi. 
 Old-fashiosed, a. ^ -tn/l-Mi, =5% fWHr-iN^. 
 Old maid, n. ^'1HM<il-<0 3T^ pJl^lf^*!!^ FT^ TT^t fft. 
 OLDE5. See Old. [ ^^ n. 
 
 OL95ES8, «. T. A. 1. and AoE. *^HI<Mm n. ••^MKSOii m. 
 
 2 3j5n«rT w. jtr^ROTT ««. ^"i*^ «. 
 
 8 ^^MU|| m. Ac ^^*in41>«'C n. &c. 
 Oleaokocs, Ac. See Oilt, Ac. 
 0LeA50EB, «. — nerium odorum. ^r^ «i./. 
 Olciitkocs, a."?lrilrtl4*. 
 Olmaceocs, a. pertaining to pot-herU. TlTTHPft^, TRft- 
 
 o:t 
 
 OLrACTOBT, a. pertaining to the tente of mulling. HT^f^- 
 
 OLiBAjnm, «.— the perfume. ^Wiqnc^ m, i|^t^ m. BhTTST 
 
 Olioa«chal, Olioabchical, a. y. TS. M'^A*^ \ [i^^f^^^^ • 
 
 f^^ire, Ac. ij<g«<>m«^ i n<» . 
 OtiOAKBr, n. government by a feie. 3TrT3RTf^<»W n. 3T- 
 
 Olio, Olla, n. t. Medlft. nWtft??/. fff^<t/. 
 Olitobt, a. helonginy tOfotkerU. HHPTPfWr, MIJOVIHtl- 
 
 OLi-ni, «. ^ en ^rT|. [ ^r^^f^ «. 
 
 0x0, «. projnoHie. r^ m. qv m. rp^r^^rv^ n. mflT- 
 Efil o. zmrf^ m. 5'.^?^ w. ^?i^ «. |fM»^ »l. 3Tf - 
 f^»| «. 3TW5??TOT II. 
 
 Good o. H^fl'lM/! ^f^*|[ ». 
 Interpretation of omens. itT^fHv n. 
 Ominotti word- IT^TT*! m. 
 
 OiiEXTUM, n. caul. Ml-ll'qiMS'^l m. aT5(%^ «. 
 Omixocs, a. ©/"or belonging to omens. ^t^^Tft^pfiNr, VT^, 
 2 foreboding ecil. arf^^^p, 3T*r??5[5^, ^mJlt?^^, 
 OMl^•ocs^-Ess, «. v. A. 1. Vl*P(+H n. ^HTg ^^^tfeWI w. 
 
 2 arf^re^^i^ ». Ac. aPTiprT/. 
 Oiiissiox, «. V. V. 1. — act. +fl4"Jt «. tClitjf «. Ac. ^ToTOft/. 
 HMiyj*/. ^^ n. [?n: «. seoe m. 
 
 2 f^mot n. Ac. ^FKHT/. ^^/. ?rpr^i=T/. j^STTsft^/. 3t- 
 To Omit, ». a. Zeave out. ^fliuj, IToS^, ^FF'Jt, 'T'ra^, 3trR^, 
 
 ^<n, +<|4»N1-Ac. %^, sr^ n.-Ac. ^^ ^. 0/0. 
 To be omitted. loEdr^ <,i^ui, -^ <♦)«!', an^z^r. 
 
 2 fie^Zeci to practise, t. To Neglect. R«<of, R*l«;*l-^- 
 
 <^-A<'. %?rif, 3TTcW»».-q'Pt^/.-^^/.-3^^/.-Ac. ^- 
 
 X^ g.of 0. gtrRot. 
 Omitted, j). v. V. 1. 'Iloitirfl, «t'l*5^l, Ac. «(m<i, ^, fRrT, 
 
 2 f^RRH^, Ac. 3t^n> or 3Ttf^, amftrT. 
 0M5IBUS, fl. vT?Tr<T »». 
 
 OMKirAEiOTTs, o. o/ oZi iirtife. fl^f^T, V^ ^^\<r^\. 
 Omkitabocs, a. that bears all kinds. ^^ f^^, '«4*rf'^, 
 Omxioexous, a. of all kinds. fltff^tT, H^sf'PR'^. 
 OMNirOTEXCE, n. unlimited potcer. ti«fi>i4^Tf%/. aT'ITT?!^/. 
 
 Omsipotest, o. Aapj/iy unlimited poicer. ^nf»P^, W^FT'J^r- 
 
 SKtllH^-M^I, Ac. 
 
 OlDfiPHESEKCE, «. presence in every placce. Btj^f g^f^r- 
 
 sqrfTT/. ^ri)#<<rt<WK w. ^'JTWIN+t^ n. V^^^^f^mf 
 Omsipbesext, a. v. N. W^«m^, ^T^fs^n^, f^'^TTT'P, ^^- 
 
 OlCXiscrEXCE, n. knotcledge of all things. ^4Rl1<<^M «. ^- 
 
 Omxisciext, o. t. N. ?t^, fn^t, fl#^,?r^^,«^^THt, 
 
 f%T^RfT, f%rPT<753(ff, fST^Tf^ftr, f^»^%^, 
 Ommvaoast, Omsitaoous, a. wandering every where, fl^- 
 
 OJtxivOROui, a. that eats all things. SR^H^T, ^^H?^^, ^^»?r- 
 
 Omphalic, a. belonging to the natd. ^PftTT, ^P^, 'TTf'TO- 
 Omphalocele, w. rupture at the nacel. fViPm^ n. 
 OmpualotOMT, n. dividing the navel string. ^]f^^ n. ^\- 
 
 3d^ m. 
 On, prep. ^, ^T??T ded. ifT^ or jft or I'r, TTf^. 
 
 2 a< or flwr. ?T, ?rT, ^ or ^ (^ all added to the noun ), 
 
 "Tfi, <mrr or yft. 
 
 8 «/ Me ^W 0/ H, SIT, f ( all added to the noun, as v(\ 
 iiTRMTf\ iTf^ I will come on Monday ). 
 
 On or before. <l^, TT^jft, a« ift 'J'lWKM'Tfl ^(f^ I 
 will come on or before Tuesday. 
 
 4 eoneerning, eAout. ft^^, ?<l*ft, RfTi'ff , ?T or OT (as f?t 
 Tt^ VHTT^ WRT ijt^ He had come on some businesB). 
 
ONE 
 
 B90 
 
 ONL 
 
 6 in consequence of, after. ^, »r?(T, ai'in^. 
 
 On this or that account. ?TT-fMI «5-^^-?n€t-*hf^clf-<fcc. 
 6 — with reference to the limbs, arfrf, f , H, ( added to 
 the noun, as qmtcr '^tlT qi«ot to put shoes on the feet, 
 qtsffT ^Fft t^lrfu'l to put a ring on the finger, 3Tfnf<T aprf- 
 n?:W ^n^ to put an angrakhd on, IT^ft^ <TPTT2 sit^ 
 to put a turban on the head, &c. ). 
 
 On, adv. forward, in progression. ^, JTT^^. 
 2 forivard ; in succession, js. 
 
 8 «« continuance. 2%. This sense is often best espregsed 
 by the combination of ^TTt^'Jf or ^T^ with another 
 verb, as ^c5cT ^T^ to go on speaking, »TTrT ^T^ to go 
 on singing, &c. 
 
 4 w^'O" ( the body, &c. ). ?r, t5T ( joined to the noun ) 
 with reference to the head, as 5t^ HiMi'l, sWtTT ^^]- 
 ?y, &c. ^X. with reference to parts where clothes sit 
 loosely, as armK^ ^^. The locative case ( 37t<T, f , &c.) 
 is used where articles fit closely, as arWtcT Sii'iuit, 
 "T?Tf?r #3T, ^Trrtrf ^RT, iJldW ^rST. 
 
 Ok, interj, '^fjJT. 
 
 0>'CE, «rf». one time. (J+<^l, (J^^eA, vi+^oii, 4+<4K, ^^«{Tt, 
 V.«K*i*, '(^T, ?R»ij ^ ( in comp. as ^»Tr3T once 
 roasted, &c. ). 
 O. for all. i^^Tift or if, ^^:^, 
 O, and away. +<^i*[oS|, ^^ ^ToEf, ^«Jt ^^, ^'ifi' JTS^. 
 
 2 v. FOEITEBLT. JTFT, "J^T. 
 
 3 one <«■»««, thouffJi no more. ((«fc<^H| rfej. ^q^, fliv^- 
 
 At o. at the same time. '^^^, ^taf, "^^^j <(++|of|, 
 
 At 0. «r# one time, at one act, one stretch, one effort, Sfe. 
 ^^» 4+<^H, ^i^^cSi, ^^?nff or ^, ^JFT^T'i, <<«MrtSK«*<l- 
 
 ^■^rT, &c. ^^?t^. 
 
 At o. promptly, on the spot, outright. cRTT^, rio^j^, 
 rls^R rfs^f^, 3TTR*ft, ?rft^, ^^SI^S, <?)4I<*I5. 
 
 At o. together, in a hody. ^«PT^T 07' wf, f*T^, <J«B^- 
 o?f, ^^J^, ^^i^, ?t^?[I:, ^MMd. 
 
 All at o. in one Ivmp or quantity. '^'"fpF, «(«r,4i«i>, 
 ^^4t<T, ^^T^*T, ^^auft, ^^F^oft, m^r^, 'i'tx^^vis. 
 
 All at o. T. Skddenlt. "i+.|'(<P'l, aif.^Hlfl^ 
 05CE, n. ^^ TPTRT 3r^. 
 One, a. single in number, i^. 
 
 One and a half. ^, — consisting of one and a half 
 fii+'l, f^irll ; — quantity of one and a half f^f. 
 
 The figure one ( 1. ). <i^5T m. 
 
 2 single, undivided. ^, ^^^. [*^uiinl^. 
 
 3 «ome one, any one, indefinitely. ^^T^, ^?n^, ^T«ft^^, 
 
 4 ;«■;[•€, identical. ^^, ?TR7^, ^^THW. 
 Become one with. H^KT. 
 
 5 eJwyZe m kind., the same. ^^, ^^^_ 
 
 6— noting diversity. ^ ( as ^tt?of ^sp arrf&T ?^ ^qj It 
 is one thing to talk and another to act, ^ 7^ <^ 
 
 3TTf^ ^ 9^ It is one thing to promise and another to 
 give, ^ ^q- i^ 3fiTf^ ^ ^, ^if,«K^r ^"^ ^T^r ^?H ? 
 This is one medicine and that is a diil'erent one, how 
 can they have the same effect ? ) a^oft^ ( as %3r f=^^ 
 aT'ft'P 3TTf&T ^ anuf)^ It is one thing to promise to 
 come and another to come ), f^RT, 
 7 — as following any. «Enift, +1^(1 ^"P. 
 8 — as used with another and noting mutuality. ^^i?t^. 
 With one anther. ^^^, <^^JFt;ff, ^^^trf, 3TN- 
 
 9 — particularly or pre-eminently. <^ ( as a hero, a 
 minister, &c. loithout parallel, ^^^, ^^ ^TPTrtt, &c. A 
 Bcamp, liar,&c.«n22ae, unrivaUed,\% WT^i ^ S«ll5,&c.). 
 
 Such a one. a certain person. 3T5<|), 3i*i*i, i>rti«ir. 
 
 All o. one and the same thing. ^^^. 
 
 Every o. all without exception. i^^TH ^^, vftfTT. 
 
 One by o. ^+(^+; or ^%^, ^ ^^, ^ ^^^T, R^TF. 
 
 Many a o. f%rft i^. 
 
 O. closely after another. <«i<(<, <»<-='Mi<(^. 
 
 O. with another, together, in a lump, ^".(j^p^, ^^^, 
 
 Eelating to one or two. (J+d4|l^+'i*<MI. 
 One, «. V. Peiison, Man. itwrt «. HFJ^ ». 
 
 One's aelf. arpm. 
 
 One's own. 3<IHrtl. 
 
 Of one's self. arrffaTTT. 
 2 any one — indef. ^, ^Wt, #''0^. 
 3— the figure 1. ^^^ w. 
 One-eted, a. iJ+lloo-MI, ^[^in^, ^^^T, ^^F^^, spTWT;— 
 
 jocosely, ^-^Mi^. 
 Oke-sided, o. V. Paetial. ^+-d<in, <^?TTT>T, <^^?ft. 
 OUCEITESS, n. unity, Sje. ^^T^Tr »». ^T/t/ "^^T n. ^^JPTR «. 
 gf|^?T n. 3T^ »». <ii<^ir*-<< n. 
 
 The doctrine of o. in philosophy ( one principle in 
 the universe ). 'S^ n. a^rWri n. 31^^ m. ai^j^ w. 
 3T%^K?T n. 3T%^^ m. ^^ n. fJlg^ n. 
 
 Holder of the doctrine of o. afl^rT^T^, 3T%^^T^, ^- 
 
 Holding the doctrine of o. aT^^^f^- aT'^TreTfft.aTH^- 
 
 g^/. ai^T^/.&c. 
 
 As opposed to the above is the doctrine of duality, 
 
 or the assertion of two principles, especially of the 
 
 distinctness of God and the world. H^KfT «. ^^^ m. 
 
 grT n. ^HK n.'^fRT^ wi.— Holder of it.H^^TIJft ^^<t, 
 
 i^ff^, ir^f^T^;— holding it, H^^/. ir^TTsfOT. %^- 
 
 ^/. %^f^ OT. f rr^f^/&c. 
 To OsEKATE. See To Load. 
 
 Oneeous, a. burdensome. «T?, 'TTft, W.€\^^ gHT, |:?T^. 
 Onion, n. ^rt^ w. IHtf^m. Jp^ m. Some significant term» 
 
 for it are, ^^ m. ?;wTT«ro5/. *«xS ^It^JH n. 
 Onton-coloeed, a. wn^. 
 Onlt, «. szn^Ze, «oZe, one alone. ^5f>, ^^^, <J^?^^^, <J^JT, <^- 
 
 ^c5T, <?^r^, %^^T or m. 
 
 2 one onrf no more, this and no other. ^^ ( with the 
 
r 
 
 ^ OTPE 591 
 
 pronoun ^ or <?t ), V^^c^dl, ^(JrfHI^^. 
 OSLT, adv. simjplif, merely, singly. %^3I, HT5T, 5^, 5^ <fcrf. 
 
 •IRS, ^spZT <ferf. ^ aJ</*(f to the adjective. 
 
 2 «9 and no othencite. %^o5, ^ added to tie adjective. 
 OirOMAXcr, n. divination by the lettert of a name. HPTT?^- 
 
 OyosuTOPEiA, II. — in grammar. aiHH><ui «. 3<^+<u|fl4<l m. 
 
 OxsET, OssLACOHT, n. a rutkiny on, determined attault, v. 
 
 Attack. |5r m. ^TR?/ W or ^ w. if^/. q^PTR o». 
 
 At the first o. i^% tlil+^l-i, Mf^ft.<isi<.'<<i«^. 
 
 OSTOLOOIST, n. Vr^HiM fr^lft, 'JHMI'T f^ft. 
 OsiOLOQT,n. tcience pf leinjt. riHHI-9(H)HiKT/. ^t^TT^- 
 
 0-vwARD, ChrwABDS, adv.foricard, protfreaitely. ^, ^T^. 
 
 2 j» advance. 0%, J^^^. 
 
 8 aomevhat further, qst^ q«, 5?. 
 OSWABB, o. advanced or adcancing. ^ «l«rf| or wnwqT^, 
 
 ^ ^IfiW^I or -Mlf^u^^MI. 
 Orti, «. »trn^ «. R\«4M1H M. f^%mT or filrfHuH »». 
 Ooze. m. #/iW, «o/lt m«J. »iioE m. ^«re /. ^^ /. 
 
 2 toflflow, trickling, exudation. ^TWt «». f^RIT »». f^- 
 
 u «. ?^ «. "rnns f». ^raw n. ?nf m. 
 
 Concealed vent througk which there is an o. SR /. 
 8 ooxiug matter, t. Sweat. ^\^m m. IWT m. fMrU »». 
 ^m.^ m. ^rerr^wft n. SToft /. 
 To O021, V. n. percolate, e»ude, flow throuyJi poret. «TTF^, 
 
 flT •.-9^reT m.-&c. '^ g. oft. 
 
 2 r. To Sweat. ITqk^, <TnT5B m.-&c. f[H, 
 OozZD, p. T. V. 1. TW^OT, Ac. <rF^, SHT, ?T^. 
 OozEB, «». O021SO, p. a. V. V. 1. MHK«1I<I, &c. flT, H^. 
 Ooziycss, n. t. A. 1. Hi/, nra m. 
 
 1.— of the ground after heavy rain. T^f. T'ToS /. 
 Oojmo, m. T. V. 1. — act. MHH<it «. &c. qiFT m. Pl^TTT »i. 
 
 WW m. «r^ m. firrit •». Tot/. 'RRft/. aiV^ra m. ^t^ m. 
 
 Q^rfrft/ WT5B»R »i. ^f. WI »•. n??T «. ^W[ n. ^q m. 
 
 f^f^ ». 
 
 2 THfaSOf H. HIM* ■•. 
 
 Oo2T, a. WtMjr, ^c. hrtHr, f^WJT^, iraTRT, ^^^^. 
 
 2 tivfatjf, toft. ^S^^, ^I^^n, T>T?BI, *WM«^fl, F^, 
 To be o. TmEvf. 
 Opacitt, OpacocbJ'ebs, Opakesesh, «. T. A. 1. STTR^ITS- 
 
 OriCOUB, Opake, a. not trantparenl. SHR^lt^, R^?»T»^, 
 
 wi»j«fJiiii«r*, JTmrnw, f^^mifw, ^l^fw*, f^oir- 
 
 2 dark, obscure. Pt^yM, mjjI'JH, -MS^ii. 
 Opal, •. fNVT^ «•• ?^'.*"»f'?« »•. mi^flfWH m. 
 2b Ope, lib Opxjr, r. a, unclote, unlock. JVivj, I^reT-»?t- 
 
 VZT-Ac. *lflt, TfT^ ».-4c. fT't y. o/C; 
 
 OPE 
 
 To o. one's mind. 7k «. H^iSi, ttt ^^ ^ot. 
 
 2 expand^ spread, ijc. ■d^^^uif, T^TTof, ?ft5^, >JHr6fe|<Jt, :T- 
 ^n wi.-f^-liTn W.-&C. spT^. g. ofo. :iqprf^-f^5FTf^-&e. 
 
 3 crack, split, divide. H5R|i5f, fTTR^yr, ^rtf^^t, *nT«fe|ulf. 
 
 4 rfraw OM^ kindly. Jcii^ut, y4i«(ui, H^fen-R'+Rm-Ac. 
 
 5 explicate^ expound, T. To Explain'. >i-^'14u|, >i<j)rt«i, 
 3c5'I3I »».-S?TS »n.-HR^"*lJ m.-^^\m n.-ic. ^T^ y. ofo. 
 
 G treai the seal of and unfold. i>l«"i, -JMiul. 
 
 7 T. To Begiit. OTt^m w.-^q^T W.-&C. JRof ^. ofo. 
 g^w. ^T^^y. o/"o. 
 
 8 ( a tumour, &c. ). «Hiu)', "Ftl^, 'FTT^, f^R^. 
 
 9 ( a road, passage, Ac. ). «j|4ui, 'FT^, jfplsaT 'Ji'C^. 
 To Opes, ». n. vnclose, ^'c. .jvsui, T^TTT-»Tf^arT-&f. ^t^. 
 
 2 expand, unfold, Sfc. viT.rt"!, vJHrtui, TFc^, f^H'T, 
 M*Ul OT.-&C. ^^. o/"«. 
 
 ^ y^-4c. q?ot «■«. con. 
 
 4 <f »i«/e kindly, Sfc. g^, 5?5^, fSJ'^uf, TF^, l^T- 
 
 55^, Nj«l<*u|, vJ<<<**J|". 
 
 5— a seam; come undone. g'^HP^. 
 
 6 out, abroad, widely, &c. — legs, eyes, mouth, &c. 
 ^^,f^'I^, M^<ul, n«i«ut. — horns, branches, &c. <pt- 
 
 7 lose closeness of texture. ^i?f, fJnHoluf. 
 8 — as soaked grains, Ac. ^Hfliil, gfPr^, 
 
 9 out ; fig. come forth., display one's talents, ^'c. ^t^. 
 Opes, a. not shut, not closed, ^c. 3^T?T, ^t^, HT^^ET. 
 
 2 not secret or concealed, public. T^, 3^T5T, ^rf^TJ, JPR, 
 Wi, Jjf^^MUINI, <dM4M<n|-«)l, WliMOdtji, &c. 3M4Wwff- 
 ^, ijRi^H>fl^, Ac. <M<Ufl-«)T, TJTTlO^. 
 
 3 artless.^ sincere, ingenuous, Sfc. v. Fbask. HTT^T ^^\- 
 
 4 exposed.^ unprotected, unsheltered — a place. <jV<l, ^\- 
 
 In the open air, yard, street, Ac. 3TrwWT, T^IfHT- 
 a free to all comert, admitting tcilhoui restraint. ^\^!7.], 
 
 "^r, Mf^mfvi'M i, 5rf^tnfipT-^i«T-Ac. [ar^Trfn, 
 
 6 uncovered, not having a cover, — a Tessel. Jtfl ^Vu^r, 
 
 7 clear, free, unobstructed, roomy, ^e. HtVT, ^JHT, J- 
 
 8 no/ crowding or close, p^r? or S, 0«.«, Pl^W, ^7T, 
 no/ *rf/W, not dosed,— Kcoxint, Ac. ^I^, 7»TT, 3ff- 
 
 10 full, commanding, ^;i«,--coaatflnAncc, Ac, 7^, ?• 
 
OPB BO 
 
 11 unobitrucied, clear, — river, &c. Ml+oti, ^r55?TT. 
 
 12 — seam, joint, &c. 3^. 
 
 13 — a vowel, &c. •di^m, R^H. 
 
 14 — the orjrans of speech. fV-^H. 
 
 In 0. day, in hroad day light. ^=)^l<Sc|oiMt, ^^, ^- 
 
 OrEX-HANDED, o, V. Ge^ekous. ^cfT^T JTt^cCT-g^T-^r^S-^- 
 
 Open-heaeted, a. v. Fbask. mNl hI-T.^ii. 
 
 OrEx-siouTnED, o. 3Tr ^Ri3;sr, ffrs ^?i%c?t, ^ <j*iwi5r, 
 
 STRT^?^ fffST^. 
 
 To fall upon o. afti^H Toct TS'if. 
 
 OPE>-ED,_p. V, V. A. 1. S-'-Zarfc^r, *TOcET ^3OT, &C. 3^Tf^. 
 
 2 :T^%t!T, THT%?yr, &c. T^R^, ftnFT%rt, sppr^TrT. 
 
 5 ^'FaiSOT, &c. ^"P?, ^ftfT. 
 
 I. — an eclipse. T^fe^T. 
 Opeser, n. Opesino, p. a. v. V. A. 1. T^fTRT, 3^TIT ^ET'iTT- 
 
 2 T^rsTRT, <T?)^<7tr^r, &c. f^n-inPT^F-ifccsprrF. 
 
 I. See Apeeiext, Laxative. 
 Opesisg, n. T.V. A. 1. — act. ^mM n. &c. a^nT n. 
 
 O. and shutting ( reitcratedly, &c. ). 3M44inP /. 3"- 
 
 2 — ac<, 3^R^ w. 'nR'jf «. &c. — state. ST^^T ««. f^^iTTTw. 
 G—act. 3^iT5ot «. &c. ^^T^ «• ^T^t^FW n. — »/a<e. 3- 
 f^TIT »«. "FTS »». "Tft^<pr!: 111. ^]Z m. 
 C— state. OTf^Tct m. ^S^V{Mm. ^TTOT »». aTRT m. 
 I. aperture, hole, perforation, crack, mouth, 8jc. 'Tl^ n. 
 tvT «. f%?/. *rn/. %t/. =^XJ. rffi w. 5^ n.sTT?:/. ^n. 
 Opeklt, ado. Y. A. 2. ^^T, 3^3^'^ o^' S^Tl^, &c. sr1%^- 
 
 oft, sj'i-muff, ?Tii7'jfr, 3^r5HT'<Tr, s^n^^, ^^w, 3^- 
 
 O. and secretlj,— telling, teaching.aivnff 3^ ( ?rf- 
 
 8 HT'poo'n' HTPf, ^TT JTh;i 5F57T, ^PT?: "^^-?it^, ^^^^- 
 0PES5ESS, «. V. A. 1. 3WroTT m. rft^aStmr m. g^qtnr OT. 
 
 2 s^fT'Tr »». 3^"T'iTT »». irf%5^<jrT »». ^n^vrraff. 3^/. 
 
 3-W^/. 3^311^/. srfM^/. s^f^/. 
 
 3 JT^TT^r »ft^?.H«ii «». iHUK^niW^uil m. &c. 31<(>IMd^ «. 
 PiHm?:^ n. ?R3HT^ OT. 
 
 4 3^TorT»».-&c. fTnssTTrn/. 3T^«nTrTT/. 3TT«T^RTfft^n. 
 7 Hr^F^TOTT w. g^T'iTT »n. &c. '^;^;^\ m. ^^??qr «, 
 
 10 3^RTJrT »». 5TTIWTWT w. sfT^^PT «. l^ n. 
 
 Opeea, n. — the entertainment. ^^ n. ^W^PP ». IT- 
 J(? Operate, ». «. wori, perform function, v. To Act. 
 
 ^JTraot, ^aSfr, ^rrffiir, ^pn? ».-g>^ /.-%^/.-%^oe ot.- »^imk 
 
 »«.-&c. jpTot and, in. con. -^TWif y. of t. 
 
 2 itwi- camativehj, produce effect, T. To Act. «t>Tj're| ».- 
 
 "F^/.-ifcc. JRof. JtJT ?n.-&c. J}^, ?5PT--5rT^-&C. ^"iJl-STflT- 
 
 8— in surgery. ?^^??Tr% :j;m «.-^^rf^iqT/.-&C.JRot, v- 
 
 on 
 
 Opebatios, «. V, V. 1.— Of/. ^TTr^^r n. %o55f«. &c. ^TS m. 
 
 2 anJ Action, qr^ n. ?Jf?r/. 
 
 I. — in surgery. 5|T^MlT^ ^FTT «. in«f5b<(l/. fl^^vet n. 
 ^i«1hi<< »». ?T^ls-HK w. 
 
 II. of<, </eeJ, ^-c. V. Action. spT^ n. :pT n. ^rpj «. ?;?^«. 
 Opebatiye, a. hadng or exerting agency. ^K^TT, ^^^, 
 
 2 producing effect, v. Efficacious. 'J "I + 1 <.+-«l>rft-^P^, 
 
 Quickly o. — medicine. 3TT?}-+-lO. 
 Opeeative, n. labouring artisan, ^c. ^FIT^, ?;fR'K, ^T?fT- 
 
 ?fra^r +|R'K, [ ^R^. 
 
 Opebatob, «. \. v. 1. ani Agest. srht, +i<»IKI, ^FT^sFrtf- 
 
 I.— in surgery. V^'^qi-^' ^iT»T qf^^RF, ^yf+^H+'rl], ^IT- 
 
 ^nr^R^Frrt. 
 
 Opeeose, o. toilsome, v. Laeobious. ^P^^, «niRT, 5f^^, 
 
 Opeeosesess, «. V. A. Sli<Fl3MUIT»». *«*)lt4)H[/. HlH^it^^Hl/. 
 Ophidian, a. pertaining, Sfc. to serpents. ?n^^tft, ^f^^TT^. 
 Ophiophagous, a. serpent- eating. ?nf >T?T^, ^H?1, ^TTHt^. 
 Ophthalmia, Ophtualmt, n. disease of the eye. ^^RPT m. 
 ^^^tPT OT. %5n*nT m. rShPTRHT w». 
 Acute 0. ^?3r^ m. pi. 
 
 Purulent 0. ^ii^ or \\^ "Hk m. pi. HOTST^ m. pi. 
 Pricking of the eyes under o. ^^ f. ^tioE m. r. %, 
 To have 0. sta m. pi. %vf ^. of s. 
 Ophthalmic, a. pertaining to the eye. itwTT^, ^TilNr, ^r- 
 
 mTTf^Tspfr^T, %^Rn^, ^^^^j^ft, ^r^. 
 Opiate, n. medicine that causes sleep or rest, ^^-f^fv}^- 
 
 &e. 3^tT n. P1j{h;iO ^^'^ «• ^V^^ n. 
 Opiate, a. sopori/ic. ^h aminTRT, &c. f'i^i'M{|-^rR'F-&e. 
 
 3MVHH+rl'i, 375R5FRt, 3?5TT^. 
 To Opine. See To Think. 
 Opixiated, Opiniative, a. olstinate in one's own opinion. 
 
 ^T^r^, '«cj<(i<r, ^R, 5Tm^t. 
 
 Opiniativeitess, Opisiatbt, n. v. A. ^HdlfilHM m. ^^^ 
 rrra^ »«. ^PTctlfHTT^cTT/. TrTTf^T^TRI m. ^<\M^ m. ^fT 
 
 m. ^/. ^3 ^jojj. ^ M. ^^^rr^ OT. [ *r3j?T/. 
 
 Opinion, «. persuasion of the mind. *Trf «. T^T^TH^ /. ?T- 
 A different 0. ft^R?? m. [ ^^<T »i. 
 
 Opposition or difference of o. IT?P^ m. f^sffrtq^/. 
 Opposed in o. fq'ST^<?5r. 
 
 2 notion, judgment, mind., thought, ^r\ n. ^f^/- ^T^TJI «!. 
 /. ^^^f. fT% »^. f^RR m. iTf w. ^ilfJfsq^ an. TH «. 
 HTH m. ^«rT?r m. 
 
 Ill o. fJTT^ ««. 
 
 Public o. BT-THrf n. vppTrT n. «|^HH m. 
 
 Eegard to public 0. t5>KrI«TT/. =3T5T?J^TT/. 
 
 3 set of tenets, particular view. HcT «. ^r<r »i. "f?Tw. 
 
 i favorable judgment, esteem. ^RR/. ^Tcl<t/. ^l'<4dN^ 
 
OPP 593 
 
 Opisioxated, OrrxiosATivE, a. \. Opwiated. ^jihiPt- 
 
 OpI5I0Satite>'E-s, u. v. a. ^PTHrfHTT^ m. JIHlpHHH m. 
 OPiCif, n. 3rfy.3fl'^/3T'^/. 3^^/. arf^m.— coTcrt- 
 Iv or allusiyelj, ^T^/. JI*>!l«I^ m. 
 
 Addicted to o.-eatinj. 3<fHi«<4l, arf^rwTT, 3iin»«<f(i*. 
 
 To inhale the smoke of o. 31"^ ^itt! ^^. 
 Opoj'um, n. <{+MHm 31T^. 
 OppidaS, a. o/ or belonging to a toicn. X!^-, T^ft, 'nrtt'T, 
 
 0rro5E>T, a. T. ArvEKSE, Costiubt. 3c?^t, HllHdH, f^J^, 
 
 Oppo.ntst, fi. (ulverutrtf, t. Exemt.^, ftfNt, fTJ. 
 
 2— in disputation, cp«««- o/'a ditpute. 9T^, Tl^^^i ^ 
 
 3— gencr. oppoting party. STf?rT?iY, RfrTT?^, Sff?I^T^, S'- 
 
 Oppobtuse, o. timflif, tcell-timeJ, v. SeasOSAble. ?wftf^- 
 
 ?r, rrmft^, w^'iiNd, qin^w, mHi^«<, atr^^RTfer, 
 
 OPPOBirSELT, a<7p. v. A. and SEiSOSABLT. IJ««Ilfl, %2^, 
 
 &c. ^n <fcrf. H»l+r rffrf. sj^'iImItI, sj««llj«K, 'i«»<ii<. 
 To come o. il«'ii« ^^, 
 OprorriTfESEss, n. \. A. ^m^rf^?^ «. ^HT'Trjffq n. ITH- 
 
 *lrt^r*T n. .*Jlj-^7-M n. 3TH^ »i. 
 Oppobtcsitt, n.^< w convenient time. 5Wn »». ^«i<i<. »>. 
 ^/. ^PT^ «. ^^ ■». fl^/. ?iN «./. ?T? «• yH4H w. 
 ^M/. 3W^Fnt •". «Tln ■•. *W«<1'I w. W «. fTH^TPT «.«FT/. 
 According to o. »r4pnni, T<n^^, T<TTT^ff. 
 To rob one of one's o. «n<l m./ qor, 
 2 fontenietU meant. ^Tf /. ?mpT «• fl^lT^ *• 'Ttn m.cTmw. 
 To OrtOiK, V. a. re$i*t, act againtt. 3ni-3nWT-sif<^^-f^ 
 J-Jfcc.iR-'mnil-«pf,3TI^,^»#,3TTW «.-'JTTI^ n.'^- 
 
 w.- xPl^K m.-&.c. ^?rof,'fl5^/.--in/.-&c. qi^. 
 2 «rt againMt, place in oppoiition. frU'^-^fHif^&c. ^- 
 Ml^tof, 3in-'J<IMI-Ur<l^;'^-Ac. ^i«i«l. 
 To o. one'i self to another. «i'llH< «frl «. ^. 
 Opposed, j». oji^ «. t.V. 1. aiW^J, tlM^r, &c. ^rftT, fH- 
 
 2 'i<IMr*>XI, 4c. 
 
 I. T. ASTEMC fpTH, ft^, ITf?^^, ft^J. 
 
 Oppoio, «. Onoimo, p. a. v. V. 1. «W Adtemi. am- 
 ifonn-'Jiii^^t, ■JTOTwrr, ^rntTTT, Ac. ^^*(-4c. ^<uii<i, 
 ffTitfr, nf^^Tvft, ffTtw, mr^ff^.tt . 
 
 Opro»iTX, a./ro«//>i^./«ct»y. ««5« ;»op. ff^^, «»?l<^l, 
 
 2 *o«/i/*, rtpuynant, x. AOTIBiE. fr^Ttft, «jftr^TWt, *C. 
 
 3 contrary, T, BcvEUB. ^^^, ft^^, 
 4/iirtker, remote, on the other tide. ^^%g%\ or f5T, 9«ft- 
 Vl^, ^T ( in comp. as m4\t the o. bank ), 3»^. 
 
 Oppotiie,*. a cenlrarjf, f^<f^m.^^^[^m.^fHv^ln.^^f^\'f(a^. 
 
 OPP 
 
 Oppositelt, adv. v. A. 1. ^IT, ^»fRiyHK, ^m^. 
 
 2 fiRmi%, f«r<t>T»mr^, ^d^^^t^, ^m"j5^. 
 
 OPPOSiTKSESSjn. V. A. 1. ^TTRt/. ^^?TrTT/.\T»^?rr/. 3^- 
 fi{Mf»«4 n. 
 
 n. i)fd--^HI«J n. 
 
 3 f^^H m. f^m^ m.'\H(\m n. ^^IrfHT^ «». ^fr{^^- 
 ft?TT/. e^TBTT "». sq^TTH w. 
 
 Opposition, n. v. V. l.—act. arrs^ ^ m. ars^T^ n. amt'. 
 
 ^JT «. srfrrftvT »». 31^Tm «. SI%^R »«. Srfrrfi?!^r/ ^RTT 
 
 I. impediment, V. HiXDEBAKCE. 3T3rft/. aTl'iToET m. ar- 
 il, hottile feeling. f^^^TT^ w. g^JTR w». 
 III. collective body of opposers. fSfrrf^PR^PJ^ m. STfcT- 
 
 For other meanings, Sec Oppositesess. 
 To Oppbess, r. a. treat with excessive and unjust secerify. 
 •^'\H tn.-^^H'^\f!^ f"^M(\f.-&c.'f>K^ tcith^Kofo. fJoE^r, 
 
 vJTJS^T^tR m.-^^^ m.-3^K3{ m -&e. ^<dt-?^, ^T?5 m. ^- 
 
 Hts^T, ^n'TffT-'»n:^Ff?f-&o.mH9T, =5R^-^^^-+<.<<dK'(r^r- 
 
 rlR^flf *TT^, '^^ »»• />^. <Mir<J<Jui-'nTot, 5!f€f?T vnoEOJ-, rf^ 
 
 n. ^rs^, 5?5^?T JecJ.-^^FT^rHT </ft/.-&c. iR<jf , ?ir-ff tk 
 
 2 overlurden, overpower.^ press. 3"n^-«Jlffl«l<-&C. SHT^t y. 
 
 con. 5^r5T55T/.-&C. aTT'T^, vjil«|uft^-&c. CSd"!^, ^-&C. 
 
 To bo opprcBsed. fJl^'r ?T^ ^, HUT^, TJ^'JftH ^^; 
 
 — throngh emotion. ToET »».-^m.-^?^n.-&c. ejT^fir ff-oft. 
 Oppbessed, j>. v. V. 1. f^W^, ^ra?53r, &c. TTJJT, ^JtJSfl. 
 
 2 ^S^rStTT, qt«??.ai, ^^ JP3^, y<,"ft«»< MI«^«I, &c. 
 Oppkessiox, n. v. V. 1. — act. ftoEtfi n. «ii-mu^ n.^JTTcSiJf n.&c. 
 
 3lT^ort/. 5?MU|*/. vTTanj^/. "FT^/. *l-«»uft/. ^p^ tn. 
 
 / ^jmr^/- ^tif ^r3T^/. qras^^i? «. srrrmpr m. 
 
 Segal o. and injustice. TPft^ n. 
 
 To have or foci an o. of the ciiost. gfT w. ^n't g. oft. 
 
 Oppressive, a. t. V. 1. ^^T^, '^^JJTT^k'O'hi, ''Wft^i, 
 3im<{*4^^f, Ac. 3WT^, STR^tT, 5TTO^^-^TW, ?(TO^, 
 
 2 3TT^ »nn»rTn, ^r^rmm, *iT<'f^R <Trr»im, Ac. ^^, 
 
 <flI^R, 5HfT, Hrtt, ?Il^,'», 
 GrVBEMiTE^KSs, n. V. A. 1. vllf>.HMU|| m. 'Sf^^f. STH^'T- 
 
 Vff n. HTB^r^ n. ic. 
 
 2 fkf^uiMVII w. aiiraHWI «i. Ac 
 OrpREssOB, «. QppBEStixo, /». «. T. V. 1. ^H^IKI, STTownrr, 
 
OBA 
 
 694 
 
 OUB 
 
 Oppeobhiocs, a. reproachful, tcurriloui. f^^^, ^41*00'^, 
 '^loST^T, f^iq'Rr, f7T5ft=5lT, &C. ^Sn^}Vr., f%F, ft'JkH- 
 
 OrPIiOBBlOCSLT, arfo. v, A. ^^, ^e i af | ^" , f% s|>^?r, f%^- 
 "3«f5F, &e. " [^^Frrr/. 
 
 Oppeobbiouskess, fi. V. A. TH - t ^rt^ n. ft<i l *j^--<'t . H T n. STT^- 
 
 Oppbobbium, n. v. Eepeoach. fHTT/. STT^n^m. »T^/. ^F?^/. 
 
 -To Oppugn, v. a. resist, v. To Oppose, am^ q^-^. 
 
 Oppuqkanct, «. V. Oppositiox. f^fni »»• MlPl'g'HI «. ^I«rtt- 
 fT «. ^^TTSf m. vfrt^rifilfTT/. 
 
 Optative, a. exprettinj desire. ^=e5fP5;^'K-«Jt*I^-&c. STPt^^- 
 
 Optic, Optical, a. relating to sight or vision, ^^t^, T^- 
 
 2 relating to the science of optiis. ^fi^BT^, ^IdT^TH^nft, 
 
 Opiic, n. organ of sight, ^^jf^f^ n. ^f^^n. 5^T5TOT«^w. 
 Optician, n. o«ff «AiW<?<i fn o^<ic«. ^^;[IT'^, ^?TT«(fT, ^- 
 
 2 maker of optical instruments. ^f%^' 
 Optics, «. science of vision, ^f^^^f. ^f^[f^r/. 4.+.?IH« n. 
 
 Optiok. See Choice. 
 
 Optional, a. left to choice. g?ft^, !r#^, f q-»rf M l,^'^- 
 
 >E, «l*frM>?), f^+frMd, f^TTfoTrT, +|*-*f. [ ^^ W. 
 
 An o. matter. g^ft'EfT^^T^ »». f^Hmf^^TOm. f^'F?«lf^- 
 
 Opclence, Opulenct, n. v. Wealth. ^Tfrt/. FT^ift/. «ft- 
 
 Opulent, a. wealthy, v. Rich, ssftm^ iJop. «f|'FH,»TTrl5R,rn'- 
 
 2— eep. a merchant, npt^, TSR;, IsqT, «ft»T?T, «ftTR. 
 Ob, conj. !^, f%^r, ^, ?TT, 3T'«T^, ^, ^TgT. 
 
 2 else. JT-fhrr, ar^^^mr, rfTT'<iT. 
 
 3 — as expressing an alternative of terms or definitions 
 of the same thing- in diflerent words. »-^u|-^ . 
 Oracle, «. response of a god or inspired person to a question 
 put. STSST in. ^mz_ VI. ^^^T m.— through a voice, 3TT^?T- 
 
 2 </ie rfe/Cy «7;o givei a response. SHTT^r^ 59r m. ^m^^ 
 "^rUf. smT?^?TT/. ^THT^ rlT^'Jm^-TFT'T^T "^ m. ^sff 
 -&c. HM1«<1NI ^^ f7». 
 
 3 the place where a response is gicen. TT^'T^Ht 'fPlT/- 
 
 The usual mode in which Marathas consult an oracle 
 and seek divine direction is by sticking grains of rice, 
 bits of betel nut, flower:*, leaves, &c. on an idol. If 
 these {grains, Ac. fall off to the right hand, the question 
 has received a favorable answer ; if to the left hand, 
 an unfavorable answer. 
 
 The grains of rice, &c. stuck on an idol when it is 
 consulted. ^ m. q^rn? w. ^pmf. pi. f^u i rfl /. 
 
 To consult an o. bv sticking grains of rice, Ac. s^ 
 
 m.-JTOT^ m.-nsiTT/. pl.-&c. ^m^-»\'m. 
 
 To consult gods and oracles. %^ trwT fi|-«)lfu|. 
 
 To give an answer, — an o. thus consulted. ^^ ;».- 
 mWi »i.-&c. ^or. 
 
 To give a favorable answer, — an o. T^T^/. ^,— to 
 give an unfavorable answer, ?T^/. T<ir. 
 
 4 a person whose opinion is to le regarded as an oracle, 
 
 5 tci'se or aufhorifatiie sentence, arf^^'fxm n. Slfir^- 
 
 ^'P/. 3iTTH^=sp7 «. •srnftf'P /. 
 
 Obacular, Obaculous, rt. v. N. uttering oracles. SHTT^^- 
 
 UiJMI, ^IFra SOT^, STJff ^u^ll-MI, &c. 
 
 2 Z/X:e an oracle. ^^Vff^r^, ^tWIuft^Jt, &c. 
 Obaculatilt, Obaculocslt, aJp. ^tmjofl'I, 5Hl«hUi«j[oft5T, 
 
 ^l"*!"/! spffT, Ac. 
 Obal, a. spoken, not tcritten. rffs^, hIj^II^*^^, y-TTflT- 
 
 O. answer. dl4-»iN m. [t w. 
 
 O. intercourse or communication. <lisT.<<wrff 5qTr|T- 
 O. statement or communication. ^]iA^i'(\f. ^^'^- 
 
 ifPft/. "^ 
 
 Oballt, adv. T. A. ^C-H^'JI^, Hii^dMI*!^, «<«|j1*(|fft, ^- 
 
 Oeange, n. — the tree. HH'R or qiTi'ft/. Trft^/ ^TTTT w. — 
 the fi-uit, ^Trftn «. Some kinds are, spi^^, JTRHft, ^^Fft- 
 
 Slice or division of an o. Ml+c^/. Ml+1«f^/. 
 Oeange, Obange-coloked, a. JTR'ft, TTTsft, 
 Obangebt, n. plantation of orange trees. H\?{'\\-^\-'i\T{'[\s\' 
 
 &c. «TFT nt. 
 Obation, n. set speech, v. Haeangue. ?rf snivT m. ST^^T n. 
 
 Ohatoe, w. public speaker or declaimer. ^MmiJT, flHNfiT, 
 
 2 eloquent speaker. g^W, ^^'W, II^'PT, fl*Trqfl:rT, ^^- 
 ^PT^fT?, snr^PTTT, ll'lb^r^ii. 
 Obatoeial, Oeatobical, a. pertaining to oratory or an 
 orator. ^Hmifirm-MT, ^BTN^^^, ^ll'^MPvi+yTTiJinT'TT^- 
 OTT^, &c. ^HTTtft^Mfsj^^?^, Sir^T^'ft, ST^^nT^T^, 
 
 OeaTOEIALLT, ObaTORICALLT, a</f. v. A. 5fT»)NTt.rt)R, flHT- 
 
 M+Ki^, ^nrrrtfl^rj^, &c. 
 
 Obatohio, n. sacred drama set to music, s^^rf^ n. ^tTT./". 
 ObatOET, n. art of public speaking. ^M\H\fir^i n. VH[^-f^ 
 n. H^TT^nr^Tf^^/. 
 
 2 art of speaking well, v. Eloquence. ins^fH?! n. STTf- 
 •MIh4 n. g^r^ n. 
 
 3 place for prayer. SjT'tJ'll'IR «• irT^JfTTH^ »• 
 
 Obb, fi. spherical body., v. Sphebe. »lfe w. ITt?* CT. H?3 ». 
 
 2 V. Obbit. *ft/. ^Wf 
 
 3 circular array of troops. =^W^^%tn. 
 
V 
 
 OBD 
 
 595 
 
 Oebicplak, Obbicclate, a. tpherieti, t. Bouxs. »itt5, %- I 
 0-ajiVT,*. path of a planet. '^f\f. T^TT/. ^:?T ffl. IT^«i|»«. 
 
 Apex of an o. 7^ m. 
 
 Apsis of an o. JT^t^ «i. 
 
 The greatest inclination of a planet's o. ^r?1?^ »»• 
 Obchabd, i». indoMure for fruit trees. "PitH^ VJ^f "Pai^- 
 
 37^ «. 
 Oechmtba, «. pUcefor a band. nfl^lH^HI »». TITTKTHT m. 
 
 2 >o</y o/ OTunrvinf. «»I-H'*I!-<I( <T?PT m.-HoET »». snf^^RT- 
 To Obdaix, r.o. nlablith, pretcrile, institutes. To Appoist. 
 
 ^^m, -imui, sppT-f^T ^, ^^m^t, FirrTTT/.-^t^ n.- 
 
 ■^t^^il/.-ic. W^ J- <fo. r-MlfMH-Acsp^. 
 
 2 appoint to a* office. HHUJf, qM'JJ, r-^fT^, »>H«I<5y.- 
 
 Ac. iRT'r. 
 
 3 iriMW/ «•»/* ministerial functions. qHify*KI-^t ?ft?TT/. 
 
 OiDAi5i:r,;7. v. V. 1. %»T%<?T, WTT^ar, Ac. WTft*^, ^^• 
 
 2 HHi^'^r, 'Tm'Wi, Ac. <DriiH,Pi<iirin, r^'^_t>. 
 
 0edaI5E«, n. Obdaixiso, />. a. v. V. 1. HimTTT, P^T^otttt, ; 
 fVTJIRT, Ac. r»TrT^, r«im»1*HI, ^"l«i«»-.fTf, f^tTTfTI, f^- 
 
 2 »nmm, ^ftsnmrr, HH« i ^.»<m i n , Ac. qpn?, f^rfrsr^. |j 
 
 0B0AI5III0. See OBoncATio^. 
 
 Okoeal, n. trial hyfire, water, ^e. ^wj n. ^r'^ n. f^P^/. 
 SIHtoi n. «F?n or ^rrr «. m. 
 Fiery o. wftrfSts^i «. ^irfTXT n. ynflmO^Hi/. 
 O. of the balance. =7^aW?« m. ^^m<^/. 
 Purification by o. I^IJ^/. 
 Pnrved by o. mfPT. 
 That undergoe* an o. f^t^^lO. 
 . Uutiergoii^i^ an o. ^TTO^ n. 
 
 To come vafe oat of an o. f^t^l^^ w ftwjw 3?TTwi, 
 
 f%«? n. J^Tof in. row. | 
 
 To take effect injiiriouBly— an o. ftwj n. s^nW. i 
 
 To take a piece of metal out of heated oil m an o. 
 
 To undergo an o. f^ »i. VTT9f-iT«t-*Ti^, f^smf.-^' 
 
 Ou>n. n. method, regular disposition, arrangement. V^ m. 
 SW^lii? m. 9lf*^Xt\f. %»! ». «W*?T /. «lf<^)f«1fT/. ^?T- , 
 
 rfl/ imrf^^t/. sr«n^/. ^*^m/. ^it^i. 3(n^^/, | Zo 
 luvert«d or retrofidc o, wtPtctw. •J'lW m. «nw 
 
 OEp 
 
 2 established process, settled mode of operation, i^ m. 
 
 5^/ MR^dfoi*!/ Mt<»Tio^/. *fr?/. jfra^ft/ snJtrfB'FT/. 
 
 Direct o. an^c^FT n. 
 
 Inverse or reverse o. iJl frirll»-<< «. 
 
 That is in reg'ular and in reverse o. vjrlilMI'^J'll, 3^- 
 
 That is in o. »ll'll-«ll, HI'IMttr, ftfft^, Ac. 
 
 3 proper state or condition. **(«<^^/. ^^H ffi. ^PiTT?- 
 
 HvfH/. tn »i. ??:^ n. 
 
 That is in good o. — affairs, articles, &c. '^t'^r, ^T, 
 ^*nfHT; — an animal, ?Tr3TT,HMM^MI. 
 To be in good o. q-'TTf^^^ 3T^T^. 
 To bring into regularity and o. ^<fim<ft-g<¥t-t}Hi'H- 
 
 ^fft«-Ac. rtHffi, ^1%^-^^-HmW^-prinf^-Ac. arm"!, 
 
 To come into regularity and o. g^ "TPft-^r-^fn^- 
 Ac. rfl«|ui, ^T^-HTTW-^f^- Ac. q^<if, f^5^ rtiMui. 
 To get out of o. f^Miui. 
 
 4 rank, class, grade, division. lUf m. ^ w. ^ w. siTTf^ 
 
 ;wj». vtttt/. ir?T/. ^?\/. ^?^ "I. q^/. 
 
 The middle or common o. «IHI*<<M?T tn. «IMKUm?TOT. 
 Disposing into classes or orders. ^?^<)lO/. 
 The whole o. or class. irr^T »■ ( as hhuiMIV ). 
 
 5 society, body,Jraternity. qoi tn. KT5ft/. 3T^T?T «». 
 The lower order8,v. People. rT^ fTTqtsJt ♦»• l)'- fnft 
 
 The upper orders; gentle folk. ^r?ft «tnfT / W^ H- 
 
 religious fraternity. »TT^»«. <Tv»- (professor or follower 
 of it. "jift as H Hi ^ v4 t, ^f^ 9'4f, ?lM»iJT «i»ft, Ac. ) 
 aniTK m. ( This order is of four kinds, viz. ^^T^,»ir^- 
 €WT, ^PTITF«T, A ^T^^TT^T ) ?fSTTm »». ( follower of it, t- 
 
 ST^, as i:Hi-^<<n<.i«0 , smrffir^nft, Ac. ). 
 
 Hea<l of a religious o. *T^, 3TI*IH^+v. 
 
 7 precept, v. Command, arrfr/. y^ »». STTSn w. f^^n 
 m. ffCi^fl m. ^^ffT M. Vnrpl or ^T »i. 
 
 General o. F^TJ^ m. TTJ^'T m, «mi*-<4^m^ ti. 
 
 wmi»»»iifii/. 
 
 Made or done to o. <ftfHI^ or fft, Trftf^, *ISI*, 
 
 Under the o. of ^wIh. 
 
 Written o. %^ J^H wi. ypTTTTTT w. 
 
 8 upon ; — for money, kj^ m. HKT^f. ^^W ♦"• 
 
 9 regulation, T. Rule. «Fmr w. [/. ^WC «. 
 
 10 license, varrant, pass, fsftf. ITfRT «. MlfM'ftNjfT 
 In o. to, for the purpose, to the end. ?[r^, W», "Fft'^t. 
 To take o. take measures. ^Z\^W( m.-fnT'ft^/.lc. ^^ 
 
 Obper, r. (I. arrange, put in order, v. To Dispose. ?^wt, 
 
OED 
 
 B96 
 
 OEI 
 
 2 lead, conduct, manage, ifc. 5fTc5^''f , <(I'NU|, ^«i^ui, ^- 
 f^STR/.-fHsrff OT.-&C. i^nt g. of o. 
 
 3 direct, v. To CoiHEAifi). 3TTfTT/.-fY;H^'"-''^'^-^."^'''^i 
 3TTfm<jf, f?T^^^, <IRT?Tf«r'f. [^'T5r?'<TTf^. 
 
 Oedeked, p. V. V. 1. ?^c5T, '^rfTR^OT, <S:c. ?:fq<T, ^ll^d, 
 
 2 ^T^^OT, «rpfra'^??T, &c. 
 
 3 ^^ %rIOT, &c. STTITTfTrr, fHft^i- 
 
 Oedeeeb, «. Oedeeixo, jj. a. t. V. 1. ^^iTRT, «rilK«IKI, 
 
 &.C. T=5t^, ^t^^, s^nr^'tm'P, t^rt-&c. ^FriT-^ntt. 
 
 3 ^^ ^^TTTTT, &c. 3Hl5im+. 
 Oedeeixo, n. V. V. 1.— arf. r^m n. &c. ?:^PTT /. 'fMTT /. 
 
 2 — flc^. ^I?J?Iof n. «j|«|«iiji «. &c. fn^r^ »n. trf^JTH/. 
 3 — orf. gTTfTT EpTof «. &C. 3TT|TNrr «. [ ipiTTf^. 
 
 OEDEBLESS, a. T. DiSOEDEELT. 3T5^!fSTft'<TrT, 3T^K, ^PK^If^, 
 
 Oebeelisess, n. v. A. 1. ^pi^m. itrTm. \f^\n m. ^<^N?d »». 
 
 ^/. '^l+-4~l<ft/. ^^TT^ftfr/. oqg-ft'ticPTOTT m. %ftK^:^ n. 
 «T'<Tr-^Hdl/. «^K?Tr/. qvi^+Mdr/. 
 
 OBBEEtT, a. methodical, regularhj, — of tliinga. *MN(, ^fTT- 
 ^T, iffTNMI'^l', ^f ^^?TT=^T, 5?Tg^?*l^r, PlifMNr or %1TT^, 
 ?t^ITMI, 'B^HT or ^J'^nrTT,- ^^ST^F or ST^FSt^F, ^mg- 
 
 ??T, ^-^sp, ^nHWt==iT, &c. %rft5T, E'!T^fr<«rrr, T'^tiijjt, 
 
 q-<TT55l5JT, '^fir^, ?f5f5TT, 5P»T5^, BR^T^??;, 3TH^, STpSf- 
 2 — of persons. «)rll^r, *[fl5ITrft or <^, «i<^<M<j^r, ^{^r 
 
 JTrsjT or T^^v^^ f?r?nff or ?rifr, tH'TT^ft^, si^F^fa^fw or 
 
 f3^?r5I^^, STPfeRTT, 'qr^^c^, 'ETPrtr'-TT, ^IFP#ft^T, 
 cq^ftxfrT, ^Hlg+lO, Jf^I+H+lO, iPH^prft. 
 OeDEBLT, flrfi!. V. A. spiTT^, 3T^?PHT^, 3T5*«+M, »IrTr^, 
 
 &c. ^■^m>■^^ ^■^\^%^^ f^?\^R. 
 
 Obdisai., a. noting wder. ^pJT^=q^, ^FH^^^, *H*IH1i, 
 Oedinai., ». riVtwi. I^frf/, 
 
 2 jpirgrqq; mmf. 
 
 Oebinance, «. /flip, rtde, decree, statute. ^T^T m. fFfTRwi. 
 
 ^/- ^^ ^THH »». f^rf^m. f^«rT?T«. =^T^/. ?rm^«. 
 
 2 — of religion, ^rci-cr/tei act or rite. f^ftT?». aiH^Mfl. 
 
 Succedaneous o. HPff^Br m. v(^^\^^x^ m. 
 Oedikabilt, adv. v. A. 1. and Commoklt. ^ttt:, STTV^!, 
 Oedinabt, a. customary.^ common, vmial, ^'c. f'Tr^T^T^fhTT, 
 
 R+tmni, s^rafiR* pop. £<<^^iR^ or f^F, snfin;, ^tvt- 
 
 2 of the common kind, y. COMMON, MiEDLlSG. JT«nT, 
 
 In o. in actual and constant service. f^r4|N!,^f?Ttfn?T. 
 ObiWAET, «. eaij'fly house. *RR^T?n m. $l?<m¥5£t^ ^ n. 
 
 Oedinate. See Obdeelx. 
 
 Obdination, Oedaixixg, n. v. V. 1. — act. ^JT^n. ?5ifPT^«. 
 
 &c. r<TN?rT/. ^^TTJT n. PT'^TFT n. ^^r/. 
 O. of Providence. qft7TT'4 «. 'Eif^fT n. 
 
 2 ^;^v\ n. JTJT'JTq;/. 5511^^1/: q'rrT^n. f^jflJi^ n. f?iq^iT»J. 
 
 Oednance, n. cannon.^ guns. ^PFT/ ^i. ^["P^jTHT m. 
 
 Piece of o. fTt^/ Tr^ie^^ n. 
 Oeduee, «. V. Dtxo. ^T »!. nw. f^/. 
 
 Heap of 0. 5R=F »»• 
 Obe, n. unrejined metal. 3T^rt^>rT«rT^m. ar^jfrf^ mH »«. The 
 ore of a particular metal is often expressed bj the 
 adjective W^ prefixed to it, as ^ ?fl^S, ^# rTf^ iron 
 ore, copper ore, &c. or by JTIrft or ^ni used with it in 
 the possessive case, as ^kilMl HTfft/. ffi^flT^ ^HSW. 
 
 2 we/aZ. tTT^ m.f. [^^ m. 
 Oegan, «. natural instrument of action, ^s^n. sp^T'^'Tn. 
 
 2 — of sense or perception. ff^T w. ftl^f^ n. fTRBT^- 
 q^ w. 3T«TFJT n. These are, s^=5I, fsr^, =q^, f3T^, Sim. 
 
 O. of action. ^Spf^T n. The organs of action are, 
 ^, irf'ir, "H^, TT^ and ^^T^. 
 
 O. of the mind or soul, afrlftf^^ n. These are HT, 
 5f^, 3T^«FR, ^r?T. _ ' ' 
 
 Organs of sense — collectively. ^f^TTPTw, rf^^HT'^M. 
 
 3 instrument or means of communieation. gTTn- ^«T^n. 
 
 Oegasic, Oeoaxicai,, a. possessing organs of vitality or 
 action. ^'HTT^, sf^T^T^T, Jf^TMr*?, •^If^c^^lTq'^- 
 
 2 consisting, Sfc. of organs. ^JTOTiTIH^, *>4'H|tT'1^, 
 
 3 produced ^'c. ly the organs. ^f^^i^l, jrf^^^<ft, ^- 
 
 Oegakism, n. organic structure. ^f^?rf^?T^ T^TT/. 
 Oegasizatiok, n. t. V. 1.— ac^ ^«rM^? ^PC^f «. &c. j- 
 
 f^'rWifT^^'T n. ^f^W[f^W^'J^7(^f:K^ n. 
 
 2 «FTH^TT ^^ n. WAH'Wl^'^J ^5t«reT ^FT^ n. Ac. 
 
 I. suiialle disposition of parts. ^f^^i'^]-W-^'[^^i^-&C. 
 
 ^^t«reT ffi.-^rl«)Id m.-sq^^ijj f..&c. 
 To Oegasize, v. a. form tcith organs. ^^T^rf^^TH'T^- 
 
 2 arrange by appointing officers.^ agents, Sfc. ^PTIIT ^- 
 
 ^-3Tflrf<^l< ^JTrf-Ac. ^^t«reT ffi.-^^t«reiY/-«l?f»n.-«q^'<iTT 
 
 /.-&c. qRof g. ofo. [ %^ m. 
 
 Obgasm, «. excitement, ^^^f. T^Fct wi. ^^rT «. ^5 w. 3TT- 
 
 OpoiES, ». drunken revels. ^Ml^1"«)l "fftToE w. H^^t^ifvl^ 
 
 •ffqoE OT. 
 
 OEjEiif , a. nsiw^ — the sun, &c. T^'ft, J^TTTT. 
 
 2 See Eastebn. 3 See Beioht, 
 Oeiest, n. v. East, q#/. 
 OBiEiiiAi., 0. V. Easxebu. <j|%r, "Jf^^T, ^^?<T, 
 
 i 
 
OBN 697 
 
 Obiestil, n. <J«ir<!.fl+ll^ il^oiKT, ^mi^ilfflri n^TRT. 
 
 Obiestaust, n. ^«<4imM'l'4 TT^ sTpmrrr. 
 
 Obifick, n. mouih, aperture. ^ n. n^ n. ?R «. 
 Obigix, Obigisai^ n. beginning, Jirst existence^ tpfifff, v. 
 BiSE. HS5 pop.^ n. W^*TiH M.7?rR^/).3'nH anrf vulg,^- 
 
 2 fountain, plate of origin, v. SocBCK. ^n. gXTM- W^- 
 JT? n. <tjT n. Wf^ «». ^if^+K"! »• ^2 m. 3fTfTTr<TH «. 
 
 3 archetgpe.flrtt copy. ^n. *Ri'T^ «. HjatilH/ STT^nm. 
 
 4 /«rf, — opposed to a translation, 4c. ^?!«- Hc5T«Tn!. 
 Obioisai., •. primitite, pritline. »j*-mi, T<T»r5TT, 31<<rl'-<l, 
 
 ST, innr, ^imf^ns, 3tt?i, am, ^fh?, h1 fri*, ^fer. 
 
 2 having pouxr to originate new thoughts, q^ ^t^JRT ^P- 
 rmrr, ai<4^*rM*, •J1"|«i4M*, ^^•.+rH*. 
 8 not made before or by another. si%%3T%^, ^1%^^^, 
 
 0BI0I5ALITT, OEIOnfAL>ESS, «. T. A. 1. 3T^T<^0TT tn. 3T- 
 
 3 n'jjiRi^fli/. ^'j^^r-Mit^ n. 
 Obicixallt, adv. from the rite or origin. fldlBH, 'Tf^r^TPTT- 
 
 2 a/^r«^ a< ^i« or/^iii. qff;^ decl. ^f^zn^^ wtt, 3ntf, 
 
 OBisncAXT. 8e« OsiantiTOR. 
 
 To Obioivate, f. m. bring into exittence. ^TTof, g^TW-T^- 
 
 f>VT-Ac. "Rflf, JTRH •i.-jp'nTn!^? ■•.-!riTjfT''qftT/.-:r<r=n- 
 
 ^ftT^/-4c. ^^ g. of 0. mt n.-TTipH tn.^^^^ «n.-&c. 
 *T»«r y. efo. 
 To Omoisate, v. m. talce exittenee, begin, v. To Bise. ^m, 
 4'H<N-3S ft45T-^-^l^-iT^-&c. i^t, 3^, ^Xt^ »i.-^- 
 
 ObiowatW), p. T. V. A. «l«^.^.l, ?c7^ ^??5T, T^R <FT«- 
 
 ^^, Ac. 4(MV. 
 0uai5ATi05, «. T. V. A.— tfrf. *T»5f «. Ac. ip ^tHiM i ^^ «, 
 
 JI<mT3rTW^ n.—etate. v. Beoiintuo. int»T m, 4^^M m. 
 
 Obioixatob, n. Okioixattxo, p. a. t. V, A. *Tl«rRT,3?W- 
 
 ♦<wii*.i, ^Tftiw v^^nTT, ^ ^iwrm, 5^?tcqT^, jr«nTt- 
 
 0mi09, II.— the contUlUtion. RinifW n. 
 Osu<nr, n. t. Pbates. ^mm/. WtfMWWV^f. 
 Otauart, : JeeonUiom, mbeUithmeni, addUional leuuig. 
 
 ^in\f. 5^/- "j^T >•• f^?^/- f'T^^T «. «7? «. tn «. 
 
 2 (Ally ermmmenting-^ trinket, Jfe. •■M>,%\1 m. 5^«l m. fiH 
 /• lift*!! or^n tn. ^lf»P!T ai. R*! »•. n^t n. WTTOI «. 
 Onrniumti — compreh. trinJtett and trapt. fClfJIiSI 
 
 OBT 
 
 O. of dress. 3Hrt+|< m. 
 
 O. of language. ST^^FR w». 
 
 O. of sense. 3T'<<f«"I>I< m. 
 
 O. for the ankles of dancers. s\^ "•• 
 
 O. set with jems. ^f[r\ n. [ pi. 
 
 Trumpery ornaments. ^\W- Vn ^rfl% m. pl.-'^Vr^f. 
 
 Verbal o. ^»^^TT n. 
 
 Some of the ornaments of iconun arc, STI'F'T, 3R«I7, 
 
 ^1 5^1 ^^^1 %^TIT, ^^TT^, ^TT^, ^^,T5t^, J^^, ^^E^T", 
 "its, JThP, qTt)«)l^, ^?^, "^^^R, '^rf^'ift, f%^^, f^- 
 
 d'Hfui, ?li<I'=f)Wifl, ?lRT=rf , dl<<<1o6, frRfot, <TtlT, ^Rtt, ^- 
 ot^, ^^ft, 34+/I, HT, ^'*T, Tin, HKrfl, HlMr^»lT',"t(jTT, 
 
 "fRT, Mir^K, f^, «rf^, srrn^, «rpr^, ^n^ft, f5rJT<RT, f^- 
 
 ^, f«lft, fnrt, 5?!FP, HTiRT^E, ♦i'l^tj^^, HT^tsft, »n55, K- 
 
 %55, f^RTPS, ^RTrft, ^, WT^pff, fR. Some of the 
 ornaments otmen are, 3Tn^, ^€t, >Ft, 'Jic^'ft, ^RT, TtTT, 
 »fW^^, =fhF¥r, fsPTT or dpTT, ^TT, rHTT, ^l^et, ^f^ra^, 
 
 To Objsami^-t, «. a. v. To Aeobs. ar^T^PR^, 'TT^, ^H^T- 
 ot, 5|T\*RTT «IRwf, H3?r n.-H«m «.-&c. ^R^^. o/o. 
 
 Orsamestal, o. OKXAM>arTisa,;). a. V. V. ^itTT^ntRT, ?Tt- 
 tt'^otrt-'ptoirt, ^h^, ?fPTT^, ?iThti;r^, ^tpt^, ;(i>- 
 
 HT^nnF, ^TtTT^, ^I^, ^111^, 3T?5q?R^. 
 Obsamestf.d, ^. V. y.and Adoiced. 3T?^<»>K?brti, litPT^-^, 
 
 &e. afn^?«T, ?Tra^, ?n?i^PR, ^Pt?t, nflri, f^irf^. 
 Obsame>-tiso, ». v.V. — act. 3Tc5^T^ n. &c. Km n. H«nJT 
 
 n. 3lri+<ui n. 
 Ohsate. See Aeobsed. 
 I ORSiTUOi.oai3T,n. one skilled in ike history of birds, ^fr{- 
 
 OBj;iTDOiX)Gy, n. natural history of bird*. <Tf|^f3|«l<4*ft<JI/. 
 
 qf^l«(<»Hn<4|l/. 
 OnpuA>', n. e/n7(/ bereaved of its parents. m1<»I m. (^tt^/.) 
 
 2 bereaved of father. ^m\V^ (q?t/) ^rff^'J^, Hfrf^^. 
 
 3 bereaved of mother. CHT^ <?tT^ C^/) ^?THT^, q-. 
 
 Oephan, a. bereaved of parents. qJTTltT^, "iKW, ^ 3flf- 
 
 2 bereaved of one parent. 3Tl^ 3^, ^"ft 3Tr. 
 Obfhakaoe, Obphaitxsm, n. v. A. 1. qR^TTT m. <fl^^%. 
 
 TXtT m. HMf-^^^Hnl/. 
 Obpimest, n.— yellow. ^R?TT?^ m. pop. ^<flic5 /. m. itt^Kt 
 
 Golden colored o. <PMi^^nlto w./. 
 Bed o. ?»TW^ m. 
 OnKBT, «. planetarium. «|'in<<J^*<4*l «. 
 
 BUek o. ^Jtffe? %^ ». t^ «• 
 
 tl Oil, •. Obis, «. fl. fragment or piece left. ^ n. Tfqj^ ». 
 
OST 
 
 598 
 
 OUT 
 
 Obtbodox, a. sound in the faith, not heretical. H~>\\ HPTT- 
 
 ^, ^eroTKmhTT, ^rqvjiinft, ^i^mW, ^?TVT^ift, ^^- 
 
 Oetdoioxt, n. tound faith. B?T'<T m. ^p^rm m. ^f?1u|Rl«? m. 
 jf^oiMi^ m. 
 2 consonance to right doctrine. ^PT'tn^qif^TfTT/.^^^TRf^ 
 
 Oetuoept, n. correct pronunciation. %^^\K m. 55^1 '(KUi». 
 OaxnoGOKAL. See Kectasgulab. 
 
 UHTJiOGEAruic, Oetiiogbaphical, a. rdating to correct 
 spelling. ^jfeffiiqT^, ^^f^^'^TTf^W^, ^^T^i'^flH- 
 
 Obtuogeapht, n. correct spelling. 5^[fef^ n. 5^l<f1<.'*<l*l 
 
 Os coccyois, n. KT^I^rs «. JTOI'ST m. 
 
 To Oscillate, v. n. vibrate, t. To Swing, ftt^, CHt^oS'f, 
 
 m^ m. pl.-^ m. pl.-'w^f. pl.-kc. ^-im-^im. 
 Oscillation, n. v. V.— «rc/. SJtrJor «. &c. isiw «». #^ ♦»• 
 
 W^f- ^f- X^^f-y^ »»• \^;W m. 3lt5(r?5^ n. iIcTPlfl n. 
 
 OSCILLATOET, a. OsCILLATIJfO, p. a. V. V. ^t^'JTTTT, STt^cS- 
 
 oiTTT, gl%-&c. q<nRT-?rmTTT-&c. 5l?!i^M, aifstt^r^'^m. 
 
 OSCITAKCT, OSCITATIOX, «. V. YaW51>0. vrfT^/. 3T*nJT/. 
 
 OSCITAKT, a. V. Tawnixg. v^^T^TM, ^TRPT. 
 
 OsiEB. See "Willow. 
 
 OsPBAY, M. tea eagle. ^TJ m. ^^ /. Mfrfjt^i »». ^Trspr^ ?». 
 
 Osseous, a. t. Bost. ^t^t^t, aTftVJTT. 
 
 Ossicle, «. «»iaW lone. ^vg^f. f^^«- g^Wfl. H^ft^w. 
 
 OssiFiC, o. having poller to turn into hone. 3Tft'<T^-+l<<fi- 
 
 Ossification, m. f7m«ye mi/o ion^. ^^M n. arft^IH^^ «. 
 
 3Tft'H*rr? »». 3TftiT»J5 n. 3TfHlMRuilM w». 
 5b Ossif r, r, o. /«r» /o bone. ^ n.-3TtT4 «.-&c. ^)T^-J|5TT- 
 
 ^^g.ofo. 
 To Ossirr, v. n. become hone. ^ w.-arf^^T ».-&c. ^pSf, 3T- 
 
 ft-«T m R"II M >'i.-&e. ^ g. of s. STftviJrT&e. ^. 
 OssivOEOUS, a. hone-eating, ^rs^r^, 3Tfr*T»T?T^, 3TftiT'fj^. 
 OssuAET, n. place for bones, charnel house. ^oET w. ^T5^ 
 
 OiiESSiBLE, a. apparent, declared or atoued. f^^u^iMI, ^- 
 
 2 — esp. as implying insincerity, Ac. ^T^RTft, *I<Mft^T, 
 
 OSTESSIBLT, ado. V. 1. r<J+)u*<icr, <TT^'»^?r, f<i^|<<re, JftTfTf?!. 
 
 2 ^T^, ^^?TT or <fr, «ll^lr+lfr. 
 Ostentation, n. ambitious or imposing dinjlay, \. Snow, jt- 
 
 2— esp. as fraudulent, pretention to. 3i*r w 5*T m. ^PT 
 
 n. ^\^ «i. Jnr w. 
 
 Ostsftatious, o./onic/ <//«;)%, T. >'. 1. ai l JUiN i, 3TT- 
 
 v<lrf«IRT, C«i«(Mlr«(I, ^Kli\'f! or CTJT. 
 2 Tint, Jr«TT, J^^Tt or j^, ^H-^. 
 
 OSTEHTATIOUSLT, flit). V. A. 1. jtST^, 1^5 5^^, &e. IF- 
 
 ^5 ^r3j5i ^T^T? ''^T. 
 
 OsTEOcOPE, n. /)a<n /» </ie hoties. ^Tir^ J:^ n. arftv^^^T/. 
 aTl^-4^J?5 m. n. [or 7». 
 
 OsTEOLOGT,«.<fe«e?-i/)//o» of the bones. 3tft'«|<?0T'Tw.3TlT«|5n^- 
 OsTiAET, n. OTOtt/A — of a river. 5^ «. 
 OsTLEE. See GEOoiT. 
 
 OsTBIcn, 71. V^THT »«. 
 
 Otheb, a. «o/ //»'«, different. J^HT, pfT, 3T^, ar^ifl^, ?-T, 
 <^, <TT^ or qr^, <TT^r, TT (in coiiip. as TT^^, &c.),3ir?T. 
 
 2 «<wje e/«e, some besides. J^f^T, 5^. 
 
 Other's, belonging to another. pP?TT^, ST^^RltT, "K- 
 ^T, T^ ( in comp. as TTtTT, 'TT^'^, &c. ), <TT^. 
 
 Some ( odd, stray, chance, &c. ) o. ^W^. 5^TTT. 
 
 The others, the rest. 5^, gT'SS or q^^FrJ, ^rTT, ^T^%, 
 ^T^t^, 3Wf?IT. ^ [ '*«'», «f^- 
 
 3 «o< this but the contrary. pRT, «Tt as opposed to ^ 
 On the o. Bide."^<ti^,^??'nT. 
 
 The 0. side, bank, <S;e."^3T?/. 
 4 — each other. <{*»<*, TT^TT. 
 5 the nest. |?nT. 
 
 Every o. day. ^f^iRT 3TT5. 
 
 The other day. qjfff f^^JTT't, ^pf^ f^ 5rT?r, ^fTt 
 
 Otueb-whebe, flffr. 5W=qT-&c. f<i^.l'ffi-jTT'rf-r<Toft-&c. 31^- 
 
 Otheewise, adv. in a different manner. ^^^\ f^fft'T, ^^' 
 
 ?q;RT?r, f5T^T55T rferf. ^otr ieci. 3T^*TT, 3T'?Trr, ?<TT'«ir. 
 
 2 ij^ other causes. pf=^-3T^-&c. ^nT''tf%,=BTT<»ltfft ^d. 
 
 3 V. Else, ^m^, 3T5^-*TT, ^T^'r. 
 
 4 in o^Afr respect. (^^, ^TT^^, f^^t^, «(<*si^'nff', 
 Ottae, Otteb, n. essential oil offoicers^ 3i?R «, 
 
 Phial or vessel for o. amr^T^ft/. 
 A'euder of o. aTTTTT or smift. 
 Otteb, ». ^mH^'^X «• ^HrlHMK m. ^ m. ^mImH^B ot. 
 ! OlOHT, t). imperfect, to be necessary., ^r. "?lf|%, SfTH-^TTI 
 
 3TO^, Hmm ^. 
 
 ! OrKCE, n. V. Measuee. st^Jtt^ »». is about an 0. 
 j OuB, a. anprqr, am?^, st^t?^, 
 Oce-selves, pr. 3TT»^, 3TNor. 
 
 I OUEANG-OUTANG, M. TRHTJTH «• 
 
 ! To OiST, f. o. f/>c<. V. To Expel. 
 fn^2^, 3'«R^, ^^I^., 3'?T5Eur, 
 <Sc. 3^f?rwf ^. 0/0. ifWf-]'l-^^f--&c-^^9- ofo- 
 
 ^> »»./. mrT^, ^•arr^ jl-^^i^t m.-&c. ^?^ ^. of 0. 
 Oi-sTEP, p. V. V. spis^srr, 3ti?3;t5r, ^^ oti^hi, &c. 3- 
 
 OusTEE, n. OvsTixG, p. a. V. V. sjriTOIRT, g'^S'TTTr, Tm T- 
 
 ■^rfuiKI, &c. ^^t^q^rqi. 
 Oct, oJr. not in, abroad, ^\\x. 
 
 2 in a state of extinction. nStffT, f^^^ hk^. 
 
 To go out. ^^, fr?^, n^ »»• *^f<n<^. 
 
 «TTT OT.-|»T^t/.-?Toft/.- 
 
r 
 
 OFT 
 
 To pnt ont. f'nW'f, MH**'!!, ^TTN «. ^. ll 
 
 To flap out. Ml-»«l<»i, TT^ m. ^. i 
 
 3 irt exhaustion, con/sumption, ^c. To be out. ^7^, 3"- ; 
 l^t, ^TM, ll^MWI, ?T^, ^r^ n.-H^n.-JIToEm.-in^ITw.-^^ j 
 
 /.-Ac. ^rFJTof y- q/"*- ?fT5<nR w.-^r^tih «.-&c. ^ y. i 
 
 o/t. firr?>^m:j^. j 
 
 4 not in oJiLf, employvient, ^-e. Pl<Iot( ( qjIHT-Ac. f^- | 
 5Cr ): ^'WI ( *IMI-Jtc. ^ToET ). ;j 
 
 That is out of employment. ft^FPTT, ^+.K, «lO^'IK. i\ 
 
 5 through, to theend.^^, ^r^-atTT^ft-Acm, H^^ ^T- ' 
 
 <rT. ^ ^ j! 
 
 auJiUy^ lokdlif. jfldtlH, T^TT or T^ Tw^T^. 
 
 7 publicly, opfnly. SJPtl^MOT, 7^. T^T'jfT. 
 
 8 in «TOr, at fault. To be out. "P^, '^nm,^^^, V'F't. ' 
 To get safely o. of or through. <TTT "TS't, f^TTTor, ^- ;| 
 
 Tof. !| 
 
 To out with, rap oiU. +4+l^uj^ y5*l^"»l, H5*I«I"'I, h 
 
 Oct, intrrj. fvw, ^_ l| 
 
 Oxr or, prep, from ; — noting produce, procession, Ac TT- jj 
 
 2 no/ ill ; — noting exclusion, absence, Ac. ^^j 3Tt<pT, ji 
 %»IflET decl. fJtl(«ei rfeci. j! 
 
 3 »w< iriMin. ^ff»:. 
 
 4 iKrf ifi ; — noting deviation, exorbitance, Ac. #^, 
 4I^«1, f'iiWI </^rf. ^'I<£l decl. 
 
 5 beyond. «lTf»', M-fl*^. 
 
 That is bevona. ST^tH in comp. 
 im dettitution of through eontumption, ^'e. To bo out 
 — an article 5 or, to be o. of— a person. WTot, ^fvij, ^- 
 T^f, Tf^rt^y. ofg. (aa my clnrificd butter is out, or I am 
 out of clarified butter *TO fT ?lt^, Ac ). 
 7 through, from; — noting ground.reason, cause, motive, jj 
 ^ ( as i(>tMi^ out of anger, ifW1% out of lore, Ac. ), : 
 ?W, IT*. 
 
 Out of hand, T. iMMEniATELT. ^?J^TTTl[T<¥f. ' 
 
 To OrT«4LA5CE. See To OuTWEion. 
 
 7b OCTBID, c. a. bid more than. ^I m. ^TJr-^TW-^tsiW, 5fT- 
 fV7-Ac. ^T^wf. j 
 
 To OCTBlATK. r. «. i«r j/oirn 6y i«or« daring or intolent , 
 conduct. Wf^^kft^-^WTV^-Ac. ^Wi-^tlPT ffT^-TTl^-Ac. I 
 *rn*f *WIIIT ftoj-^tltH ^I^-TTl't-Ac. f^T^TPrt-Ac.fvi^ 1 
 
 To OUTBSAZE^. r. «. fear 4»ra 2y impudenee. firn^ ^ m. 
 
 OcTBXi«K. 8e« Eainno.^. 
 
 OCTCAST. a. fxpfUrd from Boeiety, !fe. ^TT^Wn?, flnflr^UfT, TT- 
 
 OUT 
 
 2 clamour againtt. hUhI^*!/ y. o/'o. • sTt^l% ^/. y 
 0/ 0. ^|<^KI m. ^t-T.Kl »«. ^»TR m. rt. ^VhRT »». 
 
 General o. against. ^1'InT'M /. ^ttTT^TI «». 
 To raise an o. ag.ainst. Ht^ "^/- *1K"ii ^- 0/ 0. 
 To have an o. agaiust one. TKT^t ^j^f. "T3^ g. of s. 
 To be a great 0. for or after. ^/. TT^f-^-^PT't 
 
 9- "/«• 
 
 3 huhhuh, vociferation, v. Uphoah. T^lt^/. *irt<H"l/. T- 
 ?I^=IT »'• "y^f ntTTT »«. 'PTr^ToS m. ^stoS »«. JJ^/- 
 
 4 auction. f^3l1 or f?5c*iH or r?fti«( ot. n. 
 
 To Outdo, r. a. surpass, v. To Excel. HFt-7T?{t»n^ 'irR'if- 
 TTTff-^Tf?^, ^5 »i. W.^ trilk mofo.^ ft. <(TM5'r, 'FPT 
 n. pZ. q;my. o/'s. 
 
 OcT-EOOH, o. ^Nl^^-qi, trtl^rf^T'^. 
 
 OcTEH, a. external, — opposed to inner. «n^^^I, ^^=5T, 
 «I1^<'H, ifffTrm 5Tr!f5T or ;5T, sir^TT ^FS^ or ?7T, STT- 
 
 •fNr, «iT^, srff Tm^vT, ^'fT- 
 
 OCTKB-SIOST, (I. ««jT^*Jl 5IT^^, ^pT «?I^^^I, H^f?^^ <T- 
 
 To Outface. See To Outbrave. 
 
 OCTFIT, n. equipment for a journey, voyage, ^c. ^^\m^^^• 
 
 <^-Ac. «lHlsTn-'«lf^K< «. 
 To Outgo, c.a.v. To Excel. JTrn-MI-flHr^ JT^Sr-TTlSt-^HfS't, 
 
 ^T««. ^Jt^ ic»<A ^^ofo. 
 To OuTOHOw, V. a, surpa*s in grotcth. ^T^^ ^V^ «TT5^-5TS- 
 
 fPfV/i ^ .0/ o. [&c. •liT't, 
 
 2 yroio ^00 large for. ^\^■^vi\^ ;7^'3T5^-3;RnT-^- 
 
 OuTHOUSE, ti. Mj«i5t/. 'iinTotT/. TS^n. 3^n^rt. ^i3qiM<l- 
 
 To OuTKKAVE, V. a. exceed in htaiery. S^FW 5^ H?^, STT- 
 
 ^ ^rr w.-Ac. <FToi, [«rRft. 
 
 Outlandish, a. v. Fobeiov. 'J^'^^t'SfT, ^T^fl^, ^5ftT, fT- 
 
 2 ri/rf*-, rustic, v. Babbabous. ^HIT, ^njT or ^«II?I, "i^- 
 
 i ©/"a IO10, MMn c«W/*; void of decent practices. V1lf^(P^, 
 0VT« at, N. cry of dittrtu. KXf. ^mTjf. i(mf ^TmKJ m. K- 
 Vebesieot and cauK-kts 0. ^m\^ n. 
 
 (). fellow. vflolHIUjHn. IHHIU|^ ». ^TS^ »». 
 O. speech or fiishion. *M4 «• 
 2b Outlast, r. «. /««/ /on^er /A/zn. P.<<>w«< i r> C«l 4t -i 
 
 ^^-Ac. irnt TTT'T-^r^iWr-Ac. Wf^r^fi*"! 'fProt- Ac. with 
 l^-^Ht-Ac. ofo. 
 Outlaw, n. Outlawed, p. v. V. person excluded from the 
 benefit and protection of the law. TM^^umifCj, •<4iM<?T'7r- 
 ^T^, «WfT7lrf^«P7T, %T HSMHr^*f>H , stTWf^omf^HhH, 
 To Outlaw, v. a. put out of the protection of the law. Tji^- 
 
 OctlawBT, «. V. V. K \ ^<ifJU|qri^M,<U |n.?XTnTT^T0T«rfjt^n7TH. 
 
 OCTLAT, «. V. EtPEXDITUHE. ^ m. KHT'". 
 
 3 /!ayi«y on/ in order. Htl «•. JltT^*/. HlllSf'Z/. ^\v^ 
 
 f. Tinrrw. 
 Outlet, «. passaje out tear J. f^vwq!nft-^T|T ^SIT'^T^-Ac. 
 
OTTT 
 
 600 
 
 OTJT 
 
 ^XZj.ZK dim. ^ «. gITn. Jff^R /. qR n. ^^^^ m. 
 
 W?T/. frnTflT n. Pi'IHHl'I m. 
 OCTLIXE, «. f jf^eriO)- line. iT«n^t-5TTfr^-&c. ^ /.-^ /. 
 Contour or general o. C^«rT/. Jf^tW/. «. 
 
 2 — outlines ; first sketch of a figure or subject. 3TTT^T3T 
 
 m. y4l5l»riJT wj. ijrr »». ^rt'Minwi. ^^t 3TTWTm«. JJWMI^T n. 
 ^Ij Outlise. See To Delixeatk. 
 To Odtlive, v. a. survive. JTT't-Mi(il»ii'i n^-^t^'f-Tl^ 
 
 g. ofo. HI^TT ^of, KT^-TT^t'TFt HT'^t y. o/o. 
 OUTLTIXO, a. ^p^i «n^T^, ll^Ort. 
 To OuTMAEcn, V. a. leave lehind in marching. ^([^vt([^ hT- 
 
 OcTMOST. See Outeemost. 
 
 To OuTKUMBEn, t). a. exceed in nuviber. »M?fffT-*)ViH-'|U|rn- 
 
 o/o. 
 Outpost, w. sff^r^ snJf «. 
 OuiEAOE, n. injurious violence or excess, v. Excess. vH^Hot. 
 
 ^'^Hvr.qitrfl/. i)c4ir+K«. TTT^WJ. iI3Tir»/». 3T5T'4»». ^^M. 
 
 To OUTEAGE, t'. a. treat ivith violence and tcrong. ^FjpTM.- 
 v(l'jH -j-<4 Rrft /- arglrFTT m.- VKH"^ m.- arffT^T^ m.-&c. SRTxf 
 «-iVA mofo. 3^H^OT. ERot ^. qfo. ?JVI^ or 55'<m^. 
 
 OUTBAGEOUS, o. violent, exceeding reason or hounds, v. Ex- 
 cessive. 3T^'<tHtT, sp^^T, 3TT^?fr^, ??TT<TT^T, ^rTt^TNT, 
 
 &C. ^^, '^l^ f^^rrTH ^k^. 
 
 2 furious., wildly raging. fHT^q, r)K+.l«IK-+l or rtK^I«ti- 
 
 Outrageously, adv. v. A. 1. sf^r^f, STHVfHf, ^^rSKT^, Ac. 
 
 aT5T5^ 'js^^T, ^^T 5P5?r, AcaT^T'-ar^r (feZ. ^t^^jtiW ded. 4'c. 
 
 OCTEAGEOUSSESS, «. V. A. 1. and Excess, h^rot. ^«FI^5l»>. 
 
 ?F^»t. 3T5T'4»»- ?i?nT/. n. tTT^^w. ^rit^«- sr^f^». 
 
 OUTEE. See ESTSAVAGAST. 
 
 To OuTEEACH, V. a. go beyond. JTPf <l|+ul-Hi4«l-4irt«i-&e. 
 
 2 V. To Deceive. SFH?"^, S^F^'t, HT^, JS^, ^mr^. 
 OcTEiDEB, M. attendant on horseback. 'P^t^^ft^fT ^f , 'ii^->m- 
 
 OuTEiGGEB, ». (of a canoe). 3?^/. 
 
 OuiEiGHT, adv. immediately, at once^ on the spot. ^T^T^, 
 
 ^r^, ^r^i ^Tff^, %5^^?r5^f^, frirTTO, fr?fT^, 
 
 2 plainly, plump, flat, smack. ^TPF, f^fJTJT, "-TJ, «:mT5t<T, 
 
 To Out BOOT, v. a. v. To Boot out. Misi^^t Tl^ TI^-3'- 
 
 ^^5 ifirjor Ac. fJTHf^^ n.-&c. ^^ y. ofo. 
 To OuTEux, v.a. exceed in running, ^\^(\\-\^\^v^\r^-&c.^xf^- 
 
 2 exceed, excel. m'i-^\i\»\'\ ^r^^-mX^-'JVlA-&C. arfrT- 
 
 TpJTm.-srffTip'niT «. •KM. 
 Outset, «./rfff entrance on any husiness, v. Beoissiso. m- 
 
 At the Tery o. JoSK^ft, ^-<ttt5^^, ^T^J^^Ht, 5#hf, 
 
 Tlie 0. and the issue. aiRHf^^H m.^'T^f'TTiTm. 3TKt- 
 To OuTsnixE, r. a. excel in lustre. ;nrH?T-^rHT %W7^.Ac. 
 
 JTFT 'Tr53t-qT?5wr-&c. arf^f rnr/. ^<if, a^fti^ ^h^ tr!7/t 
 
 |^-^^-&c. o/o, fV^ <n3^. [ "ITV^. 
 
 To OuTsnixE, ».«. »7«i«eoa<, V. To Shine. cPiwf, f^^m. 
 
 2 See To Excell. 
 Outside, n. superficies, surface, exterior. 8JTf^-»rT^^-«fl^- 
 
 ^-5R% arm n. siT^T?^-5l%<t-&C. sfT^/. siT|^=5ft til/. 
 
 At, on, &c. the o. «it|t, sif^TFTT STT^-^i?r-'?^. 
 
 2 outer side, (of an enclosure), «lf^^T R^^ m. «lf^^t 
 «TFTr/. «IT^<«fl< n. 5rf|:5i%^ n». 
 
 At, on, &c. the o. qi^T^RT decl. 
 
 3 extreme or outer part. ^^f.V^Z m. ^i^ ^SR m. 
 At the o. at the utmost. 'PTSpft, fH^PT. 
 
 Outside, a. belonging, ^c. to the outside, sjf^^^, •if^r'TT 
 3TtnT^-m-jJ5r-&c. 
 
 2 fig. </(a;« ^<?« on/y outicard appearance; not solid, deep, 
 real, ^'e. mk-^\{=^\, 5f<H*Ni, ?^^^, ^R^R'rft, «i<h'*1, 
 
 ^T^, «R+*fr. 
 
 Outskiet, n. border, precinct, ^c. ^i^/. ?ftw/. ^fVHnr^^m. 
 
 «rs^_po;j. qr??^ »«. ^/. 
 
 At the outskirts. ^.'H^^, 
 OuTSTAMiiNO, a.not collected, unpaid.— dchts, &c. ^ TT^^- 
 
 To Outstep, v. a. go beyond, transgress. ^jft^Uf, inT^/. 
 
 W5^, 315^ OT.-Ts^nr M.-3Tf?r5f;*T »».-3Tfrrip«m n.-arfctTm 
 
 M.-&C. ^T^t. 
 To OuTSTEiP, e. a. v. To Excel, jtrj JF?i^-4l4''i-yirii'(-&c. 
 
 JIIMKuJ, HPI^tiS't, 3TrR0t, 3TT^5*T »l.-3l|**lO| «. ^^_ 
 OUTSTEIPPED, 2). V. V. HPf JFP^?IT, &C. aTrlfirT. 
 
 To Outvie, v. a. \. To Exceed, kt?! 5T^of-"?T?^-?lfl^-&c. 
 
 OUTWAED, o. tending out. sn^^, «tr^T?TT ^ES^r. 
 
 2 external, belonging to the outer part, <J*c. v. OuTEB. Jfr- 
 
 ^T^r, sif^Tt5T, ?fT|fl:3, «if^?^ 3Tmr5fr-^FT5rT-»rr:^-&c. 
 
 «lf^HVlNI,«lT^. 
 
 The 0. being or state. •l^Tlra' «■ 
 
 3 apparent,^ superficial ; not deep, solid, real, ^'c.^^^rft^r, 
 
 4 — letters, papers, «fcc. ^5^. 
 OuTWAED, Outwards, adv. v. A.l. sff^, 5jr^<r*<l ^%, «rf^« 
 
 ^r^ '^m^l, «i%?m *mppl. 
 OUTVVAED-EOUXD, a.— ship, &c. «It|t-&c. ^^Jm\-j^vv[r^, 
 Outwaedlt, adv. y. A. 2. qr^, «II^T^r decl. «II^CT, ^^- 
 
 O. and inwardly. ?I<Hi^i*-<i<i^. 
 3 ^T^, i«'4<r1l or?ft. 
 To Outweigh, ». o. e*cffi »n tceight, ^TPTI^ arftf^ trT- 
 &c. ^^ with |H-^^f-&c. o/o. 
 
OVE 
 
 601 
 
 OVE 
 
 2 fig. excted iH tmportance. ^??^-ip*mR5-&c. ?Tof, JTFJ 
 
 To Outwit, r. a. overreacli, nrpcss in ftratayem. yjrfil decl. 
 
 ->ipi-tH ««>*i«(uf, ?TnB «. ^ ^. o/o. rTlilril 1T% n. / Z. J^l^ 
 
 y. o/o. ^ m. pi. ^rm g- ofo. ^T^T m. lil. ^IW y. o/o. 
 
 «i«^lm ^\r\ m. Pfci^ui ^. q/"©. TT'ift «. HM"1. 
 To o. one's self. ^T^^ f^.Z VXPt, 
 OcTWOBK, n. — in fortification. Jjf^T^T tn. [3<4l*f<^. 
 
 ( 'vaL, o. 0/ /*e «Afl/)« of an ejj. 'Sii^f^^^ ajl^KHI, 31*|«|)K, 
 
 At, «. 3TXT^R f>i. aiilfifH/. 
 
 * n aEIOCS, a. eontitling of ejgt. 31SyNl, 3TPTT. 
 OvART, «. — in anatomy. 3isi^«f »». fl^lT^q m. "f^ n. 
 OvEX, II. baking plate. rT^ m. . 
 2/irriKk*, ^f.>lft/. 
 
 3 fig. hot If dote place. J*|«(S n. gr^R n. J^r^^TT^ ^JIT^/. 
 Ovf B, prep, aloce, upon, Sjc. ^, q^?TT rf«i. ^t?ft, ?^, ^, 
 
 2 a. rot*, from tide to tide. W^I^T. 
 
 3 K/xMi the whoU turface. ^^Tf. 
 Oteb, adv. aboce tke top. ^,!re?T. 
 
 2 on /Ae oppotite tide. <IR, <?rf|*i, 
 
 3 more /Aa«, additionally. Rl^m, ^, 3Tf^, 3t|<|«ET decl, 
 
 O. and above. 3TftnP, 3TFI5T, 3W55, 
 
 To bo o. remain, be left. TT^'n, 7<:of, Rra%ff ^^^i ^^- 
 
 4 throuffhoutjfrom beyinninj to end. «TR, 44|<<4K, 3RrRi«T, 
 ?»HrT, <H''«ir'm«jH, ^, fl»I3ET (fee/. 
 
 6 ^00 M»<-A, exerttiidif. vrr, 3Tfvn>, 3TfH, 3TF^n^. 
 
 O. again, once viore, afreth, v. Aoaix. ftf?7T, HIH^<4r- 
 
 O. and over again, v.Bepeatedlt. ftr^ftrCT, 5'^'5'T:. 
 
 O. ajrainit, t. Opfosite. ?mTT, fn^*T. 
 
 O. niffht, 4e/or« night. Tnft^mfr. f^-^NI-i^H ^, 3W- 
 
 To be over, he pctt, ended, tontumed, ^c. ^twf, #?ii, 
 
 ^«i ^i*!, 4i<i><»i, j'^'U'JI, T'^t't, 3iTof , n^, aiimOi. 
 To give o, ceatefnm, r. To Cease. J^-^F-Ac. v^, 
 
 To pre o. abondon « to*<. 3TmT/.-^/.-^R/.-^mf 
 /•-Ac. Hvf^g. ofo. 
 
 Note. There are Mreral >cn«ca in which this adverb 
 
 cannot be rendered in Bfarathi except in conjunction 
 
 with a verb. To the verb therefore let the student refer. 
 
 To Overact, v. a. act to txceu. 3Tf»nf <F^-lc. arf'T^inr tn. 
 
 To OvKSAWB, r. a. rettrain by awe. ^ m.-^^^ m.-*tj% m. 
 
 -^TTJ «i.-Jtc. VP^.^'lW't, 'SJ^^y T^T^, vmi^ptt f.-Ae. 
 
 WK^ g. nfo. ^fT^f. ?{»Jt-^T»Tf>f dr. [ or v(\^ 
 
 Ovc&iwxo, p. X. V. ZHf 'jM^.J ^r, gl^^'t l, Ac. ^^, n0^ 
 OrnAWTSo, «. t. V — ^iW. ^jr^ ^»»^«f «, ym^t n. ic. ^T- 
 
 7« 
 
 Oteeuala>ce, n. exeeta of tceijht, Sfc. g'TOoETw. 
 
 To OvEBBAtAXCE. See To OcxwEion. 
 
 To Oveubeab, r. a. bear doicn. ^?0T, ^Tsn^f, ^^ «FT^, rSF^Jt. 
 
 OvEBBEABEB, n. OvEBDEAKlXO, ;). a. V. V. ^TSpiir^, ^T^tlTr- 
 
 I. disposed to bully, ^e. — of persons, ^ij'ir, ^, sflinr, 
 ^%?7, >d^HM, T^TT, ^'f?, ?ffn, 7^, S'l;?!, ¥^55, ?^, 
 
 3Tarl«|5Et, vHlc^H, rfS«l4rfl'i"<Jr Or OTSTT. 
 II.— of acts, &e. ^i5'lM"irar, '^Hlf ^, 3'H5THir, &.C. 
 OvEKBEAErso, «. T. V. — ad. ^T^H- ^'^n. &c. 
 
 I. bullying, insolent behaviour. ZJWSf. ^ri\f TH^rf 
 
 /. 3^if/. sYnTf /. <k?st/. 5^^q«- ^rs^r^frt. ^sir^r /«. 
 t5?TfHSTTf /. ?i?Tf /. c^rsir/. 
 0\ERBOAnD, (7(ft'. nH^rrrsreTT, &c. qTT'Tfrr. 
 
 To OvEBBLKDEX, V. a. load too much. arffeT^-"5H-&c. afra n. 
 
 ^iT^t, HRnfit?T-&c. <fl^. [^^. 
 
 2b OvEBCAST, ». a. darken, cloud, ^f-liot, STrejTT^, g?{-&c. 
 OvEKCAST,^. v.V. 3Tr^55r^%3r,&c. iiMl-otfif^fT, JT^TT^U^r, ^- 
 
 To OvEBCiXABOE, V. a. surcharge, v. To Ovebeuhden. arf^r^F 
 
 2(agun). 3TftT^-9nT-5^«f-&e. »K^, arfsf^B ijrr m. 
 3 ( in an account, &c. ). srf^^rrS n.-3Tfvr!|;f%nT?T/-3T- 
 
 ftrp^^ »n.-«&c. ^tn^r-f^^-Hrsot^ 
 
 To OVEBCLOCD. ScO To OVEECAST. 
 
 To OvEBcoME, c. a. vanquish, Sfc. v. To COXQUER. f^^of, 
 qTrrpT OT.-"TTTH^ OT.-&C. q^ y. 0/ 0. srn-fiTft-<fcc. ^J^, 
 
 2 reduce to distrett, exhautt, Sfc. ^[^^-X.^^-^Vl^^' 
 8 get the better of, v. To Suemoust. qiT TTI^, JTt5^, 
 
 «rf^ qn?^, jt^t^-T^r^^-TT^m-Ac. qnr ♦/«. Ji<Jf y. ofo. 
 
 "TTffSr "TT^tif. [»«. ^1^ g.of s. 
 
 To Overcome, v. n. be victorious. spT m. 'TPI'if-f'sroE^ot, ^^ 
 OvEEcoME, p. V. V. A. 1. fSPF^Sr, &c. qrPff , TOf^, f^- 
 
 2 3pftH arm'sj^'-HR^, «nT^%?5T, &c. Sjt, 5r^^, ^. 
 
 3, >ir»ft, TrrsistfT, «n^, 3?mH ( esp. in comp. as ^- 
 *t?T, n?nt*fd, Ac. ), 3TT^^ in comp. ^m in comp. 
 To bo o. 3rft^-?^>^-&c. ^. 
 
 OvKB-ccx5i!to, a. ar^nr^T. [i>»:ot. 
 
 2b OtehbO, p. a. </b /oo mi/c/«. arf^TK-Ac, fvTot, 3TfrJ?t«T »i. 
 2 nw«<, bake, /[e. too much. <^rr-3rfvi^-&c. HISTot-tttrdr- 
 fil^Wof, irftnTR m.-&c. T.K^g. of 0, a^f^lTIp 'R't. 
 
 To OrSBKariMATE. Sec To Ovebrate. 
 
 OVERFATIOUK, fl. yffr{'e(^ m. 'ifff^>Sf\ffi f. 
 
 To OvKBTtow, ». n. run over. ^1pT-srTq;i-Tlfr^^-&c. ^I^- 
 
OVB ^ 
 
 To 0. with tears, — the eyes. S«(S^. i 
 
 2 alound, exuberate. vSicE^ n.-^/.-^/.-^%3 /.-?ft»I- 
 ^ WI./.-&C. ^^^ff. ofs. 
 To Overflow, v. a. Jeluje, inundate, gsf^or, >T<p ^Riif, ^!I3- 
 
 Overflow, Otebflowixg, n. v. V. N. 1. Z'^^^f. «RHt5/. 
 
 31?m n. 3^Tfl/. 
 
 2 an<? ExuBEnAKCE. ^/. ^%o5/. v1ot*i«| «. I 
 
 Ovekfloweb, n. Otebflowiko, p. a. y. V. N. 1. ^5?T ?ft5- 
 
 O. or plentiful state. vJToE^ n. 
 0. ■with tears — the eyes. 55R»ff?T, ^ifT'ftH. 
 To Ovebgbow, v. a. cover ly growing over. ^-^ ^.^\^^-?^J^^ 
 
 To bo overgrown with. H^. 
 2 yrow leyond. H\Z^\ with |^ or ^?r of o. [ ^T^. 
 
 Sb Ovebgbow, v. n. grow to excess. <pn;-3Tf^-3Tfrr-&c. 
 
 OVEBOBOWN,^. V. V. A. 1. Sqn55OT, 6<n^ ilT'li^??!, *re7I 
 
 •ii'+.^rti. 
 
 OvEHGBowxn, M. V, V, N. arp^ij^^r^ m. j. VKqic n». /. 
 
 Stfiiff^/. 
 To Overhang, v. a. ^T%0T-3T?r^ witli g. oj o. 
 To Overhaul, v. a. turn over and examine. Tdct^-^qpr-ITT- 
 
 l?r-&c. TT^, 5tr5T »». ^oty. o/o. '^ToE^, tiicinras/.-^- 
 
 5ir^5ft/.-&c. 5R^y. o/o. 
 
 2 exa7nine again. ^«-MM'-rj>M-HH+'?rJ1-&c. TT^-^ToE- 
 
 ^-ITTIT «». ?rot, ^5n^ofHt-&c. 5^R^/. ^pnif. 
 
 OVEBUEAD, «r?«. rttoi'f, flZo/<, ^c. 5t+<<l<i<, 3T^t^, JT^'FT^, 
 
 &c. STT, 5R<?T. 
 Jb Overheab, t). n. Jtear tcJiat was not designed for one's 
 
 hearing. ?r^-^^fH-&c. ^^, 41'^uiMI'H ^T JJfS- 
 
 rft ^^, ^^TT^r^, ^EFft-^PPTr?l-&e. WS^ in. con. g. of 
 
 ^■\%^ ?«. con. ^jJ:f^d|-fSr«<r|l-&e. ^'F'T. 
 To OvEBiiEAT, u. a. licat to excess. 3Tf^-'PR-&c, HT'J^OT, 
 
 arfSpp-Ac. 3TOT jpTOT. 
 
 Overheated state of the body or system. aii'il-^O- 
 
 ^l^fl-tft ?IT^-?yT^^l/. 3Tfm^T-&c. »T5^r or qrnpT n». 
 OvEBjOT, n. transport, ^c, v. Joy. 3TrqT^<^ m. ^\H\f[^ m. 
 
 Tf^l^ m. 
 OvEHJOTED, a. transported. qiTTRf^, 3Tfrf^flrrf, *T^H^- 
 
 To be o. 3TT5t^ »n..^ 7».-&c. ^^fSIH ^ m^ y. o/«. 
 
 |TtfI^. o/«. 
 To Overlade. See To Otkebcrden. [ nHr. 
 
 OvERLAKD, a.-journcy, Ac. g^spt^, 'STlMtsR^, r«T5IKT- 
 To Overlay, v. a. ( an infant ) smother with close cocering. 
 
 2 smother, oterwhelm. ^^" 1, ^HTif, ^3^-^TtR KR^t, 
 
 3 cover superficially. »T?-7'?f, T?^, TS-joft/.-JTf^^p/. 
 
 I OTE 
 
 4 oppress with weight. 3fnpn^nCr-&e. ^S^WT-^I^, HT- 
 
 To Overleap, v. a. g^-f qiT ^TM, Tit/. ^€^ ^TT^t. 
 
 To Overload. See To Overbcrben. 
 
 OvERLOXG, a. too long. <|)TT^t«T, 3iTfrr??t5I, jfl'*(d^?Tf r5T*J. 
 
 To Overlook, v. a. stand higher than, afford means of look- 
 ing doicn on. T^ aj+lU| with ^ or ^^ ofo. <TTT^^^ 
 3=Rrot. 
 
 2 ot)«-«c«, T. To S0PEBiste>-b. "TTfof, ^^(^ /.-M!^«f\/. 
 -&c. JPT^t ^. o/ 0. ^t^?ft/.-&c. S^it ^. o/ 0. 
 
 3 pass hy, pass over, excuse. ^rSW, "ft^ ^TR?^, ?Tt?/. 
 
 oET m.-Ac. ^FTW. 
 
 To be overlooked. ^TW^. 
 
 4 ^a«« iy, ojn/<, talce no notice of. ^5Eo}, iN-iui, •JlrTT* 
 
 55T »t.-&e. «tj<.«i y. of 0. 
 Overlooker, n. Overlookixo, />. a. y. V. 2. Vl^uiKI,^^- 
 ^^ ^. m \ l \, &C. ^^TT??^, 3T«r?7, OT?^. 
 
 4 ^picEumr, sT^r^iTRT, &c. 3%^t^, T^^rr^TTr. 
 Overlooking, n. v. V. 'l.—at. "TTfixr n. ^^^/. ^^p^ff/. 
 
 3 «rsor n. ^ftr/. ?rt^5/. f^HTHf^/. T?/. TK w. t>. 
 ^, 5=5riTT w. ^RftoITwj. q?PTTit5Er»». »Tm^fT/. HlJBrO/". 
 
 4 ?IM n. &c. T^?Tr/ 3T^^ "«. mi/. 3PT»rPT w'^ 
 Overmuch, o. V. Excessive. <i>K, arfcf^lT^, 3Tf?l5Tf'T?T, 'ft^ 
 
 Overmuch, adv. <Fn:^, 3Tfrr3!W, arfrf, ['^tS'T. 
 
 To Overpass, v. a. v. To Cboss. qiT ^<Jr, ^HM ^T''t, W- 
 
 2 omit, pass by, v. To Overlook. 3t?T^fff,grq?Tot, I^?^-. 
 
 aTMI ^ t^t/.- 3T5^? »«.-&c. 5jJTof g. ofo. 
 Overpast, a. gone by, past. iR?^, n^n^IrTT, »T?T. 
 To OvERPERSUABE, V. a. persuade against ones inclination. 
 
 Overplus, «. y. Surplus. gsTTS, T«IK, "PT^t^, "^f^^- 
 OvEBPLUs, n. y. Surplus. ^/. gr^m/. ^t^\ m. 7^/. 
 
 f^?!^/. ^/. ». ^. 
 To Overpower, v. a. bear down, vanquish, S(c. by superior 
 power. ^R m.-«r55 n.-TTTiJW »;i.-&e. ^TP^St or ^T^5 
 W^ jpTof-^I^oi- ^"il-f^^ot, TTS^, TTTot, ?5R<Jt, ^Tt- 
 
 otnf, <t?f ^oT, m^t^i qrs^, =qTrtHi'Hi 'FT^ y. o/ 0. ^trsrr- 
 
 ^/. ^Fi^of wi<A mof 0. ^K-^^m-^i^-^ *M I *< -eT?!-^- 
 
 rT-&c. spTot. 
 
 2 r^(^Mce /o rf/Wrew, v. To Overcome. v^t?T-&c. 3Tm- 
 
 Overpowered, /?. v. V. 1. TTI^c^T, 'fn^t^, ^\Z^^, ^':, 
 ^n^lH %%55T, ^fifi. 
 
 2 sirffH arms^r, ^, ^nr^, sTrf^, «i*N ( esp. iu 
 comp. ), 3TI^r7 ( in eomp. as ^*<i*^, r^ni-+.~i, HTT- 
 f55, Ac.) "* [TTJOiKr, &c. 
 
 OVEHPOWEREB, ». OvERPOWEBIXO, ;). a. Y. V. 1. fSf^ptlTRT, 
 
 2 ;^^ STT'mTTT, %T =Ei«»IRr. [^51T. 
 
 I.— esp. of smell, &c. strong. T^, Tq, T^, TtR, 
 
 To Overprize, To Ovebbate, v.a. value or rate too highly. 
 
OVE 
 
 603 
 
 OVE 
 
 -Ac. HRof y. ofo. 
 
 To OvEBHEiCH. See To Deceive. 
 
 To OxEEarDE. r. o. ( a horse ) dtlMiJd ^Tr^of, (^iH-lul. 
 
 OvESBieBTEOcs, o. ttip^tiUiousli/ strict^ tfe. SlfTT^rtt. 
 
 Otehbighteocssess, n. v. A. a^H^HK «•■ 
 
 OvEKHlPE, a. "ITTT fM+rWI, 'iTpfM*, ^RTTIT'5^. 
 
 To Otekhipes, v. fi. 3fij+ui, 3TftnP»r. 
 
 To OvrKBrLE, r. a. control by predominant authority. ^X- 
 ^ J<fy+,U m.-^jft^'iTT OT.-3nT?7 »n.-&c. •e(i'^«(«l icith m 
 of. 0. m-^M\ a(ry+l<M-3Tf*T+KI-«'<<l «lotH-<tc. -qirtl"!- 
 
 2 OTffir fiW/, ^v. put atiJe. «<|-«)«MU||^-&c. >i4*|ui-'^WH- 
 
 Otebbcler, n. Otekbuliso, p. a. t. V. ^V^J arf^^TT ^- 
 «irm, ^T^ 3mr5 -"^wijuiKi, &c. 
 
 2 JS4UIKI, *TTn 'JISUiHi^ 4c. 
 To Otebbis. r. a. overspread^ cover over, sqn'f^ *n^, 
 
 ^HlM^+J-^Hnuf-Ac. ^fTOI. [3TTsf>f*TrT ^iT^t. 
 
 2 rof*- over hattily. gTTsFJTWf, Wl-<<l/. ^Ji ^T?^, ^I'+M- 
 8 Sec To OcTBfS. 4 cover ticarminjlyl v. To Swabsi. 
 
 To be overrun. oVIM^^I, *TT^. 
 0vTBBr5, />. V. V. A. 1. HTR%W, M<I<JH ei^STT, &c. WfTJT, 
 3TT^3^, STT^ft'T, 'HHrftuF. 
 
 4 WJIM^J, «n^ <ii<trt<n, ic. [ Ac. MJIM^M. 
 
 0TEKKCJOH50. ft. V. V. A. 1.— flo/. ^^V^ n. B?n^ ijSl n. 
 
 2 HUfcHWJ «. STTtFJT «. ^I*HU| n. 3(TfvT^>IT0T «• 
 To O^EBsEE, r. a. overlook, \. To Scpebkntesd. <IT^,^- 
 
 ^/.-^fiTft /-Ac. ^Tof CT^if. 
 Otekseeii, «. T. V. and Supebistedent. "TTpTTTT,^'^?! ^- 
 
 "nn, ^<<ft»tMi, ^^iPfr?r, ^^^, fTT^n, 7^?^. 
 To OrtuncT. See To Upset. 
 To Otembaue, To Ovebshai-ow, r. a. throte a thadow ever. 
 
 <nw5ft/-WTT/. ^t^-^TT^-Jr with ^ o/"o. wv^-mm^^ 
 *r tf'<<i*-4*ir*H-<tc. fToi 
 
 To OonsnooT. r. o. »Aoo/ leyond. f^rRT^«n-Ac. tfsft^ 
 
 Ac. ^Tfl^_ [ dr 
 
 To o. one's nwrk, fig. oi/^iciV owe'* «rf/. ^Of^N^ ^- 
 
 Otxxmcbt. n. T. ScmiicmcDEitcE. ^>W/. ^tft/. ?it- 
 
 tl ■•. *. %¥. [^f^ •"• »fta5 n. 
 
 2 mi$take,ilvmJer, ortrlooking. ^9Tn»V/. ^^Ht?^/. 
 To Otciileep, r. «.(one'B •«10»T»#^/-5Hfil^t/l-Ac. i|^. 
 To OriBgrBEin, t>. a. eocer otrr, ocevptf the whole turjace 
 
 « -Ac. «Tut g ofo. 3TT^W •»l^'!-'MT¥t«f-Ac. *?^. 
 C)TnirBcii>,/>. T. V. wnislsiT, 'Ml^r!'*'^, Ac. ^Htf l f^^ l, 
 an^iwr, HHIlfV, JHOTT, ■«ITtT,«nw,«m*t»! in comp. 
 ' IB comp. 3m(M, 
 
 To OvEBSTATE. See To Exagoeeate. 
 
 To OvEKSTEP, V. a. go beyond, v. To Teansobess. g"g^, 
 
 355^ OT.-J55V7T w.-Ac. ^^ f). of 0. 
 To OvEESTOCK, t". a. supply with more than it requisite, gr- 
 
 f^*^^»ft /-WTIW^^ini'r /.-3Tf*r^^ /.-3Tf?)^ /.-Ac. 
 
 To OvEESTBAix, V. n. make too great effort. STfrnTTrT fn.-3T- 
 
 f^finrm »«-Ac. ^^^. 
 
 Otebt, a. not concealed or secret, v. Opks. 3^, g'v<4M<'l|-=ll, 
 
 sffw^qun^, spRTwrrsTT, g^yn/frsiT, n^RTv'^. 
 
 To Otebtake, v. a. come vp icith in pursuit. 3H4MuS, gfTTTT 
 ^, fHot^UJ, fJToE^ qtjf, 'TT7/. *T^ y- of 0. 
 2 come on unawares, take hy surprise. itS^t, ^itTS^. 
 To be overtaken. Hi^ j u i . 
 
 To OvEBTASK, V. a. impose too heavy a task on. 3Tf^«p <fjf^n.- 
 
 •PTT 'PITT «.-Ac. ^fTi'it, f^^r arnrai spTH n.-fii^m?T icm «. 
 -Ac. ■Hi'iui. 
 
 To OvEETHBOw, V. a. oiertiirn, v. To "Cpset. <n?nt, <TT|5 V 
 fir, 7t5?:of, >JM<iiu)', 3^3wf, 3rI?T-"n?5vrT-Ac. ^T^. 
 
 2 vanquish, v. To Defeat. JTR^, irtS't, TT?!^ w.-qnT^ 
 w.-Ac. ^jT^t y. of 0. 
 
 3 subvert, v. To Desteot, To Euin. HTS^, HRot, ^- 
 'Fr'f, ^re ^Tot, t^q^RT %^, 'Tn m.-f^m m.-f^^-^^ m.-&c, 
 ^JT^ ^. q/" o. [vJrf4U|«. Ac. 
 
 OvEBTHBOw, Otebtdeowixo, n. v. V. 1. — act. <iTS^ n. 
 2— act. T^n^ n. jfrs^ n. Ac. — state. ^I m. ITITSf »». 
 «prPT^ w. »Tn «. i<<M<< »». 
 
 3 — «<•/. j^rs'fif n. ^rr^ii ». — «/ate. hIt »». ^tt^it ♦». »tn »«. 
 
 Otebthbown, p. V. V. 1. m^^ . ^ i, 3fiirtr; i, Ac. 
 
 2 KlWf^r, ^UrWI, HKN+.rtrlT, Ac. <?nH?T, f^lH, ^JP^t^- 
 
 8 i?iiri<-!i, ^ raPi a i, Ac. 1^?, JTff. 
 
 Otebtlt, o</£7. t. a. 3TT?, ^TTfqnff, srf^j ; M»it, Ac. 
 
 OvEBTjJEM, w. T. A. <3v«Muir «. irf^^quTi «. imj^Turr «». 
 
 Jlfir^/. [|;sT-Ac. c/o. 
 
 To OvEBTOP, V. a. m^\^ trith y. ofo. Z^ •JTO't iriVA tj?^f- 
 OvEBTDBE, rt. proposal. T? i«. itR^T »i. 
 
 2 prelude, Ifc. <W^ m. 3i?^r»T «. 
 To 0\EBTVB5, V. a. V. To Ui-SKT. qraiST, 3f?s3l, ^^ffof^ 
 
 ;j^7T-Ac. %^, 
 
 2 n/tprrt, V. To Destbot. iM'tfir, J»rn9^, 'l^ ^f^or, HI 
 
 wi.-fR'fm «.-Ac. VTot y. ofo. 
 To OvEBTBBr, ». ». T. To Up«kt. T^Tfl^, T^3^, «BPJ-4*T. 
 To OvEBVALVE, f. a. rate too high. *0^I^m«I-3lfW »<t- 
 
 RT^T-Jtc. »ii?)3r, ;Rr35iM?^t-fq;*ifCri?st-Ac. aifini; »»H«tr, 
 aifN<i)»q«i/. Rii'if y. o/o. 
 
 OmwZEXniO, a. conceited, vain. <fVrJrt^T, -wfimHT^T, 3T- 
 
 i^mv, OT^'mT'iT, ^nrtWr, ^^tn^it, 3iTi<»>KW^'f>. 
 
 Otkrweesisolt, adv. v. A. qi«T^^, 3rf*RHli^, a«fH»irH- 
 
 To O^KBWEioH. See To Outweioh. 
 OvEBWEiGUT, n. 3flf*ro»TK fi. HRlf^TfT ». 
 
OWN 
 
 604 
 
 OTS 
 
 lo OvEBWHELM, V. tt. crush Or tear down leneath somethiny \ 
 Ihal covers. ^I^ot, STSJof, ^t^-^y^-&c. Z\T-^, 'm'Jf, 
 'TT?T?rT-<TT?^-*TT-&C. ^3^, 3k5rot,H^-^fK^?T-&c.ffTo!5r'n. 
 2 fig. immerse and hear down. ^^^^., ^Sf^TPP^, ^^- 
 »Il^-f^*TH-&c. ^FTijf, irmof, qrfit, 3TT^rI-&e. ^^, 
 To be overwhelmed. n^-nST-&c. ^1%. 
 
 OTEiiwnr.i,MF.r, p. t. V. 1. J5^^c5T, ^57^ <ir ^ .^P?T. 
 
 Oteewiielmee, n. OTEnwnEi,iiixo,|?. a. v, V. 1. <\5MiilI<|, 
 
 2 g^^iim, ^moTRT, ^T'TrTT, 1% +<«JIKI, &C. 
 OvEBwiSE, a. 3Tf7TOT^OTT. 
 To OvEinvORK, V. a. work loo JiarJ, x. To Tibe. 5!H5VT??t^- 
 
 of -tT«I^<if , ^^of or g*^^, '-^WSyi, 5?fo^, ^W^T '«•- 
 ^^ »!.-<S:c. !K^ar, ^KT tn. ^nHI^, ^^F w.-^^TfT »».-iT?T 
 n.-&c. 773%. 
 
 OVEBWOBKKD, OvEBWOl^K. See EXHAUSTED. 
 
 OvEKwnouoiiT, a. lalored to excess. sricW^^RT^, 3Tf?^?ft- 
 
 OVEBZEALOCS, tt. aTf^ftiT^F, 3^?^fg^, ^IfJfqifeT, W?fm-rt>. 
 
 OviFOBM, a. oval. 3T5TO1T, 3t3T?^. 
 
 O'^iVATS.Ozs, a. producing yonnp from eggs. 3il\!T ( lit. p'O- 
 ducedfrom eggs ), arure^, S^'^^nT. 
 Au 0. animal — geuer. f^. 
 
 To Owe, v.a. le indebted, be bound to fay. 5F^n.-«Ii^n.-^iif». 
 -&c. rti'i«i-'*RT^. (The verb agrees with the pronoun, 
 as I owe him 500 rnpecs jfj PTT% ^V^Xi V^ 5R0T n. ?rT- 
 IHt or Jft fTT% "Tt^^ ?^% ?rrn<=ff ; he owes me 20 rupees 
 ^ »TT$ ^?r ?^ ^ ( or Jn% ^^ ^^ ) ?!Fmt, Ac), 5R- 
 «T^-q;jT^O"-^'ir^-&c. 3T?Pif if(V/* y. o/ o. ( as Jft HTT^ 
 
 Tf^?r 97T^f^r *"i'Mt 3tt1 ) ^R^»-^ »--^ «--&c. «rTo5- 
 
 iTtff-TT^. 
 
 2 ie oiZ/^/e^^ /or. OT^rft-3TPTnft-^<ilt-&P. ?ymof-3T^ 
 ( as I owe my post to you. STT^T'ftfsr'T'fr Ht ^H^ W- 
 TTft OT^TT ). 
 0« INO, a. rf«e. ?rrm^ or qR«n-qT, <Iiqi^r or q i t ( <j | -^ T. 
 
 2 consequential, ascribable to. ^ sign of the possesBivc, 
 ( as this fever is owini^ to fasting ^ ?rnT T^TO ^^'TT^ 
 o?" ^JTrar^r 3TT^ ) H-J^ ( as this cold is owing to the 
 raiu ^ V^ "TTiTHf^ ^tWV ), ^^'^ ( in comp. as gxr^^pT- 
 q^Tf;;?erT) ^T (in comp. as 8PT»J?I^, 3T'Ti"'TH?5^ ), 
 
 3 imputable to as agent. ^, «fP^ ( as ^?5^<^^-'iTfir^- 
 ^^)( 5R^ ( i» comp. as^^TSK^). 
 
 Owi,, «. 5^ n. T^^^j; m. ^^ n. f^r^ «. f^^pft'T m.— 
 revilingly thc/ow/ or ominous thing. a?T^ or 3Fft?1? n. 
 2 rfo?f, blockhead, Sfc. v. Foot, g-;^ q^ nt. g-js »». 
 
 Ows, a. perlnining or relating to self , peculiar, proper. aTT- 
 
 ^Blt, f'TfT, ?Er^^, ^•^^, 3TT?Jfr^, ^^TF, i^r, ?:rq- (in 
 comp. ), a7T?TT (i n comp. ), Krem^, ^ < T t 1lrH * t>, 3T?T^- 
 ?tTfj?^, 3iH'*?qTfr, 3T5T?^'5i^^, 3T;iFJn^?r. Compounds 
 
 are formed copiously and elegantly with several of tlie 
 above, as ^^M one's own duty, functions, <S-.c. ^ii^ 
 one's own fancy, &c. ^^PZ one's own toil, ^TT^ own 
 nature, fr^^ one's own secret, snw^^ one's own 
 vrisdom, thoujrht, &c. ^Ep^t^, ^tft^TT one's own wife; 
 3TT7»T^, ^^ own son, ^virfW own caste, kind, &c. 
 H«t4 own office, duty, &c. RJ^n own country; ^m, 
 WFTf^ own advantage, &c. &c. 
 
 One's own. This phrase as occurring in one's own 
 physician, carpenttv, chrlc, manager, ^'c.^'c. is rendered 
 
 by aiTtn^, ( as arm^ ^-g?m:-'+ 1 <*^ -^n?TTft-&c. ), 
 
 ^^ {a.i^^'im one's own servant), a.nA sometimes by 
 
 IR^T or 3TNr^ ^K^ ( as ^TT^ !FTft'TT-&c.) [3TN^^T^r, 
 Each his o. aTTTRt^ ( as rf aTTTN^ ^t^^ ^^3:?T 3n% ), 
 O. and other, grnqr, anpTTT^rt, a7TM3IH*<a[. 
 To make one's o. to appropriate. STTrH^IH^^^. 
 To Own, v. a. allow, admit, confess, T. To Ack>Owledoe, 
 
 ST'ftJFTT'f , ^+Kui, <T^ qdf, q;ij?5 ^Rot-^m, Hfi^OT^ 
 
 awt^FTT w.-^t^PK W.-&C. ^^ g. ofo. 
 
 2 acknowledge to belong to. iTR'Jf, ^T5rT-3TTT?^-*TT-J^- 
 
 ^R »».-3T»fl4)K OT.-&C. sp^'Jt y. o/ 0. 
 
 3 have the rightful title to. VT^'WiTT ot.-?TtTT /.-^HT «.- 
 &c. %5m-siT5!^ or with 3T«'Jt 5^. of s. ti-tV/t ^ o/* o. 3T^- 
 ct tti/A ^. o/«. ( as H 5^5P ITT% 3n^), tRt-JTr?I'F-&c. 3T- 
 
 ^Ot ^r. ofo. 
 
 Ovn;;d, p. V. V.l. at^+Urtai, ^ft^HBOT, 1^ t<H«aT, &c. 
 3 B%n?rr, ^f^frT?;T, ^af^fM^, ^riiRRre ( as HR^rf^- 
 
 Tv'i «rH ), ^'fTT^ ( as f^^rUW. ). 
 Owxer, n. OwKiNO, p. a. v. V. 1. 3t»fl*KUII<l, ^ft«FK''IKI, 
 q^(t ^OTTTT, sf'ft^FTT^TTr-JFrtt, ^t^FTT^TTf-&c. 
 
 2 Hr^nnrTT, 3TrTr7T'=^'TKT,^ft'FR'JITTT,&c.^tFR^T,<S:c. 
 
 3 q^ft^tTT 1V«1KI, tpft, tI^, ??r»ft, »TTc?«P or HTcftip, ^T- 
 ^, ?TtTT'4T0, ?rTTT*lt5[T, ■M-cllM?^. 
 
 Ow>-ERSniP, n. proprietorship. tTrOM"!! »«. JTIB^/. V'r\] f. 
 
 Owsiso, «. V. V. 1.— ae<. arn^q^R^n. <T^f qSin, &c. a^rft- 
 !PR»». ^fhFR»«. ar^ft^FT'Tn. ^qf^EfTn. 
 2 — act. viTH^n. aTTTt^ '^'JT'ifn. &e. ariftqSRm. ^t^J^Rw. 
 arift^T^w. ^^R^«. 
 
 Ox, n. castrated bull. Irot. TT^Tw. *n<lT^^ff». 
 
 2 »HaZe o/ </(« bovine genus, ^^^m. sp^f^^wj. ^q'JTw. 
 8 wild o. bos gavteus or cavifrons. ^^^m.f|^^m. 
 Horn of the w. o. 'WI<(1/' 
 OxiGEX, n. q-m^T^m. 
 
 OxTMEL, n. JTtn^ q^l". f%^jwft or f^ss'^ft/. 
 OxSTEB, «. — the animal.'|vnWn.<FT^n.?if^?f^/. — the shell, 
 «FT?55rn. ^/. r^TT^w. 
 
 Half or wiugle shell of an o. ^i'in. 
 Pearl 0. ^f'P/. 
 
PAC 605^ 
 
 P. 
 
 P^ This letter is expressed by T^d when aspirated by <P. 
 Pa, ikort for papa. ^. 
 
 Pabclak, Pabulocs. See Alimestai, NrxHiTiors. 
 Pabclvm, n. T. Food. ^jtjn. ?n^/. vf)^H». f^^ m. 
 
 Pace, «. step. m*-!n. ^>^m. <TT^w. <TT?1T«. M^»<<m«i. "7^*- 
 2 — the pace. «Tra^n, ^:^«. 
 
 3 5aj<, icalk. ^Trl/. ifT/. 
 
 Running p. MH-MW/. [Inm. 
 
 4 jrpffi of Kali or moving. »lf?t/. THTV m^n. tn m. 1^- 
 To drive at a gentle p. MNiKjUrfl ^l+.ui— MPT*)ui-&c. 
 To move or go at a gentle p. TJRTW^t ^TTB^-^Tm. 
 To keep p. with. 'fTS:^. Sf^tiR -HIS^oJ, TT^^w. ^- 
 
 5R 3IT^, Mi\m MW«i. 
 
 5 (of horee») v. Hoh>e. ^T^/. 
 To Pace, «. «. wor* ttoidy or nieeuuretily. i||Ji-in. -H+jri ^- 
 
 ;^, iT^n./)i. TTpftrT ^nrf-Mifluf, ^<ii^% 'm^ ^it^'ir- 
 
 To p. up and down. TOTT«.«R^,%^H9r,^f^/. 
 
 A watch in which the watchman or sentry is to pace 
 
 np &, down, ^^•^dl <TT^»». A pacing watchman ^^^dl- 
 
 To Pace, v, a. meature by tfep. «n^ n.pl. irpm y. o/o. 
 
 Paced, a. Aariny a particvlar pace. tJIrflMI, '|ff|-4I, nfrT'P. 
 Pacific^. Undmy to make or rrttore peace., mild, gentle.^-e. 
 
 vmiNi, ^(H'l'Hi, Pi'fli'*i-m, ^iH-iNi, Ac. *iih"1mnh*, ^- 
 *iWi<i*, im^m>-«p^-4c. 1^*jH^*-iifl<»>-&c. 
 
 2 tranquil, Sfe. t. Calm. ^rtT, THft, ^lr«<lrH*. 
 PACinCATiox, «. V. v.— or/. TifJT^w. kc. *<Hv»1U|djn. Ac. 
 
 /. ?Ttf^/. ( also in comp. as dn^frT, ^^jlffJl/. &c. ) 
 
 PAC 
 
 I. met oj wtakiny peace. flitT ^>r»f «. ftfflf VT^n. ^T^Ttra. 
 
 II. />M«0 ■Mwfc.^ir^ i»i. firsTTV**. tfifm. *-!^»llf>l/.?TI?Tw. 
 ;?jiCinc»TOR, n. peace-maker, ^"k^. *<uil<r, f*T'^TV 'R'TTTT, 
 
 PaCITICatoet, «. tending to peace, ▼. PACinc. W»TT^, 
 
 <(I»flMI«ll^l, ?tK<PTT^, f<?1»IMJ»f>-*lI|l*. 
 PACIfTED, p. T. V. Vl^H^Pi^y Tt^ IwWI, Ac. trfiPT, IttT, 
 
 PAcmn, n. Vkclr%^^^a,p. a. r. V. ?if?nr'nn, ^m^TWlTTT, 
 
 M|%<aiKI, TTHV, *WfT-^^-^TTV-4c. m^ or fining*. 
 
 piT-Ac. trt^^W-^fTT-^rft-Ac. IW*fri-*rtt, ip?H»Pf»- 
 
 Hiw-Ac. 
 jn> pACirr, r. «. appea$e, calm, quiet, allay. r\nw^ or wtn- 
 
 f^, ^WTW^ or WTfW, tt»»w«r, fluajifof, sncvvf , ^rfir- 
 
 M.-^Hiwi n.-w^TfTt-&c. ^it g. of 0. 
 Pack, n. iunrfZe, hale, qjr »». SfBT wi. nxzH n. ifTF^T ». 
 
 2 ( of cards ). nf^rPT m. ^rs >«■ 
 
 3 ( of hounds ). ^/. ^5 n. jp^tr w. 
 
 4 ^any, er-eiCi knot, v. Baxd. TI or qf m. »t^ ot, ^», 
 
 P. of knaves & scamps. -mSI* =^«}vlt/. 
 
 5 /)^cA-, Jieap, multitude. ^TT or f^'lK m. [i>\]{\ m. JtlH*. 
 
 To Pack, c. o.^acffonrf^rM* together. ^T^ *R^-rJT«lST, 
 *RTif , *nT>TT/. q^ y. o/ 0. 
 To p. closely. ?J^ *R^. 
 
 2 hind for carnage, sit^, sjt^ 7PKwt-%^9T, ST^otoi, 3^. 
 ^5tT3T^5ft/.-«lfm^':T/.-5rf'W^/. ^^ g. ofo. 
 
 3 ««i<i hurriedly, T. To Df.spaicu. ^I^^-fST^pft^-Ac. ^r- 
 
 4 ttniVe tn fraud. ^vmHr^:T^-^^f:^{^^-'=^it\^^^t^V&-<:. 
 
 5 off; itt«rfZe o^, v. To Dismiss. ?t^h JTmt, ?5T^^ ^wr, 
 %W/- i'i.-^^r^.-yi/. />i.-nt5)^ n.-&c. ^f^rmr ^-tfit^of 
 or ^jfi^TTt^-^n^rfj' ^-^ttsSt. 
 
 6 up. 5fT5E^, 3RW, iif^or, ^^ ^Rof, nfsll n. niToloT- 
 ar^w^f «r^, «if *Tmf «r /• ^ y. of o. 
 
 To Pack, ( with off, ) v. n. depart in haste. *)S*iji, 5J^!Rfff, 
 
 >H\<r,M\ f- pi. ^V^- 
 Pack, a. Jit for or utedfor hurdem. 3ft%?S, ^%?5t, 4 :g H o<7l. 
 Pack-cloth, n. sireT «. %T?^ «. 
 Pack-hohse, «. lididt n. <TT<5^3 n. H 4^%<4 1 -q S^o,*) T^-<Tl<T« 
 
 co<<Mr fTT^CT.-miT OT.-&C. +<iioc,<<i qrir. 
 Pack->eedle, rt. ^r*m m. n. 
 Pack-sack, n. npJl/. l^rft/. 
 
 Pack-saddle, n. KJl/- ?fWtT n. — csp. of camels and ele- 
 phants. ^v^V\ «• pop- "T^^m/. [3Tf5^Vft/. 
 Back tie of a p. which passes between the hind legs. 
 Breech band of a p. (passing around the haunchcB) 
 Hmt^ m. »rmW"/. »rtinT m. »rti^ n. 
 Dorsal-pad of a p. ^tl^ «. 
 Girth of a bullock's p. <TJIT/. <mTT/. 
 Stuffed roll under a p. H€[f. 
 Pack-tiitiead, n. ^^f. ^TIT »«.?n»P5W «. 
 Package, n. thing packed. igT m. m^T «• 
 
 2 charge for packing, irtvjqi^ot/. 
 Packet,»i. »inoW hundle or parcel. ^X^ m.^^n. Jit w. rf/»|, 
 2^/.— e»p. of papers a»r^/. 
 
 String confining a p. of papers. ?W^/. 
 2 mail, pott. Itv/. 
 
 8poH-thip. l\i^ fR^H n. [«Toty.o/o. 
 
 7b Packet, p. a. ^<W i/;; inapaeitt. JPFT m-'Jl^ n.-Ac. 
 Pact, PACTI05, n. i«jryai», T. AoMOUixsT. ^f.^-^f. 
 
 ^TK w. fl^n m.^^^ m. 
 PACTI05AI., PACTiTiotJs, fl. lAongtng to a pact or bargain. 
 iT^t^, ^%mMT, *<HVI*(I, ^f'Ffl'l!, ^%^, 
 
TAX' 
 
 606 
 
 PA I 
 
 Pab, n. foot-path, ^\^^\!lf. qrvfWT »». 
 
 2 eaty-ltorge. fpTH^Tf^^ ^ftlT wi. 
 
 ^footpad. STT^TT^^TT, ^^^S»n. 
 
 4 holster, cushion.^ ^-c. Ilcft/. rl?^ m. — little, cireiilar, 
 
 and flat. fJR^/. 
 
 ( for a horso ). ^MtT n. 
 
 Front fastening; or tie of a p. ntT^ m. 
 To Pap, v. n. travel gently, fq JTftTJf-ftftfvft-^^^-&c.t( irfiil. 
 Padar, «. coarse flour. *rT5 »». »R1^ n. 
 Pabdixq. See Stuffikg. 
 To Paddle, v. n. o-ow, heat water. Jf?^^^, ^^\ n. URnr, ^ 
 
 2 ^Zfly w t7te water. 5^'Jr, ^sppfff, 'TT'^fT i'<iiM "PT^. 
 
 -^r^%5E »n.-3TfTfe5?TNR «».-3T^f?5^^/.-&c. ^T^. 
 iTo Paddle, t-. n. propel ly a paddle. ^^^TPT ^n^^-'PJt, 
 
 Paddle, ». «7;or< oar for a canoe. ^TrRr^ n. 
 
 2 I We o/"cn oar. ^TToff/. 
 Padlock, n. v. Enclosuke. ^r^/. dim. ^rS't «. ^TTi^ «. 
 
 2 V. FnoG. ir|^ w. H^ »». 
 Paddt, «. T. ElCE. HTfT n. ?fTo5/. 
 Padlock, n. 5Ta^ n. J^ «. ?TTr^ wi. HM «. d|(^+ n. 
 
 Common English p. irs^^ «F^ n. 
 
 Common Natiro p. HofT^ J^ «. J^Tncft f^ «. 
 
 Double p. 5^W 5?^ «. 
 
 Concealed p. «r5?lT% f^ «. 
 PiEAN, n. soj!^ o/ triumph. ^/TTTT^ «. v'T'nft?? »«■ n. 
 Paoa>-, Pagaxish, o. heathen, idolatrous. mTfJ^PF, aRT^rff, 
 
 PaOaxism, «. heathenism. HTt^T^t/. aT^^H w». 3iT^^*1T*Jt5- 
 
 «PT «. afT^f^^^i^H «. 
 Page, n. ( of a book &c. ). ^ «. 
 
 2 hoy-attendant on a great person. ?T^nT, 5^=*r, ^R*IT, 
 
 7T=«rT, f^r^TTrmTT or ^, 3if?TiF, TT^lfg^. 
 3b Page, t-. a. ^^ft^ ari^ Ktsof. 
 Pageant, n. show, spectacle. ?mT5!TT w. ^1=5 «. 
 
 2 «/«<i*e, ^'c. in shoxo. S|fpTT^/. i^^^ «IT^'^/. 
 A mere p. of a person. fdWHrnKt, (5=^^, fept^TT, 
 
 PlfHTHTTft, [filitjuil. 
 
 Pageast, a. V. Showt. in-iHK-HI, sm^Tft^sfT, VT^T, f^- 
 Pageantby, n. pomp, parade, v. Show. IJRHR m. dm>iH or 
 
 jT^rm/. ^m«jH or girmH/. im^ «». Am «. v>ht/ 
 
 Paginal, o. consisting of pages. ?^T, ^^f^RH. 
 
 Pagod, n. idol. 'JTt?/. 
 
 Pagoda, n. idol-temple, \. Temple. ^^J^oE «. 
 
 2— tl\o coin. ^ »n.^^ or^^^/. 
 Paid, p. v. V. f^?iT, %53HT. [ <Vt n. 
 
 Pail, n. vessel for drawing or holding water, ^^m. 5t?5 m. 
 Pain, «.— the sensation. 5;^ n. <ft?T/. %q^T/. «imT/. «Tm- 
 
 Bodily p.— «« o/>p. /« mental paiu. tqrftT fop. E'lm/. 
 
 Mental p. — as opp. to bodily pain. 3fTrft(»«/'T!T'.'fr?r/. 
 
 Creeping or flyin? p. ipT »». 
 
 Freed from p. JHHmI'H. 
 
 Pains of death. srmlFT Jf^T/. 
 
 Pains and disease ; or pains and sorrows ; — compreh 
 pToti(Tpr«. • [ =^^/.f?r?I^/. 
 
 Eheumatic p. in the back or loins. ^jniT/. ^^K^f. W. 
 
 Sharp, shooting, or lancinating p. «K^/. f^it^f q;oT 
 ^f ^*T^/. =5fH^/. fm^f f?wft^/.?R5/.H??^/.— esp 
 in the trunk of the body. g^or/. ^^Of^/. < m4 V\ f 
 
 Sharj) or acute p. ^Jr^ pop. ^JjE or ^ »». 
 
 Stinging or pungent p. ^n[^/. 
 
 Suffering- p. J-.^JTrtt. [f^WPPiif. 
 
 To be effected with a sharp, shooting p.— limb, Ac. 
 2 disquietude, uneasiness of mind. 5:^ n. ^V m. pi. ^- 
 JT m. pi. <p^ m. or m. pi. ?TN »». WTT^jn. JT^Wr? «. ^T^R 
 /. 3Trf*T/. »». JT^:ft^ /. IRtS^iTT /. 3(Trf% /. ^oE^/. 
 
 ■^x^f^z^.f 
 
 8 — pains ; toil, care, labor. «r*T >». or m. pl^ <}?>? «i. or m. 
 
 pi. »Tpr?T/. <fr?^/. »Tnm<T/. ^^^f. pi. v. ^^z-m,w^- 
 »». pi. ^.mv\f. trR«[q/. 
 
 Through great pains. FSl'sft ^ffsft^. 
 
 To take great p. about. sipT w. pl.^^, m. pl.-M^r{ f. 
 
 4 throe of childbirth. ^^ f. ffTft^/. si^frt^^HT/. ^^- 
 
 5 punishment denounced, penalty, v. Punishment. S5»». 
 To Pain, c. a. cause pain to. |:^n.-<ftlT /-ST^TT/.- &c. <j;- 
 
 ^-^i^, 'flS'I or fisor, 5?ism or J^T^, ^fiN'if. ( Note. 
 — This word docs not inilect the agent ) J^^^T^/.-fr- 
 
 2 distress, grieve, ffc. v. To Afflict. |:^ «.-&c. %%- 
 ^^, ^<3^iJj or I^RTof, »i1»4«("(,^;noi-, ^f't't, ^tOT, siTflt- 
 |:pft-^^-Ac. ^Tof. 
 
 To Pain, v. n. he painful. 5^"^, frll'P'ir. 
 
 Pained, p. v. V. A. 1. ^ 5:^ f^^, f^skrJT, |^^, &c. 
 
 2 5:?r n;^, &c. 5:ri'Y, |:%rT, ^f^, sqrft, t^, ^?T?r, 
 jt^rrf^rT, i-.^jtttt. 
 
 Painful, a. gv-ingpain, causing smart. J'.^WT, ^^'SfT, Sec. 
 
 ^l*K*-^3T^qj-&C. sqvTqF. 
 
 2 distressing, ^'c. T. Afflictive. 5:?ir^, 5:?W5, 5;^^, 
 
 3 orrfuott*, V. DiFFicPLT. •pfd-l />o/j. *(ilui, %JHNI, ^- 
 ?T^, |"i:rt, |:^Tt-^, :|^HTt?T, «IiRfl«T, 5B???^r«T. 
 
 4 /«ior;oj/s,/)aifl«/(iAr(w^, Tf. Diligent, JT^ift, H^'ir*Jl, 
 
 Painfully, arfr. \. A. 1. Ji^TR, |:^^«7T, ^^"JT, &c. 
 
 2 5:^, »jrm^, q^T^, &c. 
 
 4 fl^^Trfl^, &c, «i%q;^, &e. «R¥5?I-^3R-Htn5, ^ 
 
PAT ^607 
 
 PiisruLXESs, n. v. A. 1. 1:^ n. J-.^sFR^rf «. J'.^^rq'P^w. 
 'ftSI+K+.H n. &<:. 
 2 5:^4(<<t.H n. 'Hi* !<*«*< «• *fe^+.l<*f.r*l «• &c. 
 
 IH4 «#ii Pais, sr? m. s«m m. ^^SR/. 
 
 HHbhui. See Pagan. 
 
 HpEuxLESs, a. free from pain. Pl^:^, 5'^T^-^%T-^Jf^, »T- 
 
 2. free from trouUe. See East. 
 PiiNSTAKER, n. Paisstakiso, a. induttriou*, ^'c. v. DiLi- 
 OEST. H^Hrft, *T?im<^, *m'A, if^raTr, jq'l'fl, siTm^. 
 [ Jb Paixt, r. a. draw a_fijure of in colon. XF\\H or ^[11% ^- 
 
 ^ •i.-snpnr w.-srprflT ».-&e. ^r^ot g. of o. 
 
 2 cover with colour, paint, orfijuret. tn m. ^of-3|^of, 
 
 tn^r, <'Hoi, Rdniij, xnx^ f.A}\ xA^f. jbt^t y. ofo. 
 
 3 (/<r/)k./, portray, T. To De>cride. sr<»r^, ^'T^».^T%q/o. 
 Ta Paist, p. n. rovyr. 'IMf«li-Hl«l«)<-&c. sinw.OT^. 
 PaIST, n. coioriny tubttance. jy{m. VT^^^ n. 
 
 Paixtio, p. V. V.A. l.fir^ ^TT%=^, tTT% *i'S(^OT, F^->|'H. 
 
 2 ?n l^.r^, tn^=^, <.'irt^i, r-«(ii^r5^, &e. tnt, t^ftH. 
 
 3 <|uirWI, ^1^(1. 
 pAiXTCR, n. Psntxiya, p. a. \. V. A. 1. t»Tm f^ ^TT^RT, 
 
 r-miO, f^^nJR, [^•st'bHl, f^T^R^^, kWfi., t^TTjft?. 
 
 2 in ^«im, ^»RimTT, Ac tmft, ^»i^, I'li^ffu, n»ft. 
 
 Paister, i«. Ike rope by which a boat is secured. TPT m. 
 PaI5tiso, n. T.V.A. I.— act. vr^ ^re*r n. tm^ f^^ ^m( 
 
 2 ^ 501 •«. T»Wot n. Ac. ra^^ /. tif^ n. — esp. of a 
 house, room, Ac. c'II**<^t/. 
 
 Co«t or price of p. t'MJM^f. KTl^f. 
 
 PAt 
 
 3 ir>m w.^tTRji. iim ». 
 
 I . ar^ w business of a painter. f^ti\-M\^ ^JfHl n. f-M-il*- 
 
 II. th my painted, a picture, f^^ or iyw^ f^ ». TPSflT 
 
 Pair, «. tico thinji suiting. 'ytTi\f. '^TXI m. V(XX m, 
 
 2 two, Iraee, v. Coi'PLE. 3^?ft/. '3^V3l\ f. ^<fe n. f»T n. 
 
 3 male and female. ^HT m. ^TT?^ n. v^fi «. 5f n. fro^ii. 
 
 4 man am/ xcife. Il^t^w. /V. %lTii». ^ «. '^m^fn. jjqpiT 
 N. r?^<)t.M. HJOJ II. [y^HTSR n. 
 
 i'wMitiiiy of « muTicd p. by Brahmans. <^H<^MM»i n. 
 
 Honors paid to a married p.bv BrahmaoR. iMfft'^^H-l n. 
 
 Jfewly married p. oa their vi«it to the idol. «P^ n. 
 ji.^^1n.p. [Wt/ 
 
 ProccMion of a ncwlr married p. to the idol. 4^<^- 
 
 Squabblea of a marrie<i p.'t^WtVRf *». 
 To Pair, v. n. suit, fit. 3^, ^ij«dt, ;:ij««jft /.-^Jjn^ /.-Ac. 
 ft«f 7. 0/ «. 3TT^^-^rnn^T-Ae. -JTStit. 
 2 be joined in pairs. "JiW w.-^irtt f-^tn •••"'U' ■•*^*' 
 
 Jo Pair, p. «.yaig in suit, utfiff to at to pair, ^hit/i- ^tw 
 
 M.-Ac. ^m y. ofo. ^«oft/.-^n;^/.-&c. q;^, ^Tl^r. 
 2yojn in pairs or two. ^oft/.-j^^ /•-^'J «.-Ac. SR^ 
 y. 0/0. ^J5e/. mrfd'i^ 
 Palace, «. royaZ or ;ioW<5 ^oase. TT^JT^TST »». »niT «». ilJioi, «. 
 StT^PT^ »«. <MHr\< n. ^t?ft/. <MM^ «. 5Bft«T w. «. ITT- 
 
 Palace-tabd, n. <|-Jii<i«i ». [^Rlw. tnfrpjrrt. 
 
 Paljsstea, n. place for wrestling. iTj?^/. ^^^^fi^f. dlriJH- 
 Palaxkeex, Palaxquin', n. For the swinging litter sus- 
 pended from a pole in which tlio Native nobility and 
 gentry ride, tho words are TTc^^jft/. f^^/. ^?^TPT ». 
 For the oblong bos-like conveyance the words are 
 ^«?T^r or H5TT m. though Europeans generally use <TT* 
 ?5^ for it. 
 
 Bed (pensile portion) of a p. fHI^t/. 
 Eutitled to ride in a p. 'nt??fW^*T. 
 House for a palankeen and bearers. >TT5^rHT m. 
 Paddin<^ along the pole of a p. ^S'll-^f/. [^T^T. 
 
 P.-bearer. Hf?, ^^TIB, ^^, srrf^,— respectfully, 'TT^- 
 Set of p.- bearers. T^T^/. 
 To set down or take up a p. iJfW. 
 Palatable, a. agreeable to the taste, v. Tasteful. ^W^y =^- 
 
 To become p. cease to offend the stomach. ^TTTniftff- 
 
 Palatal, a. uttered by the aid of the palate. HlfSM). 
 Palatal, Palatial, Palatic, a. belonging to the palate. 
 
 fTT^^ or JlldlJjtji, fTPJfl^t/t. 
 Palate, n. roof of the mouth, rn^n.pop, ^^J"- ^>T^ «»• 
 2 V. Taste. *rf^/. ^f^/. 
 
 Vitiation of the p. 3T'=:f^/. ar^t^^ n. 
 To indulge the p. fJl^/.-«Tt5 n. ^T«fi 'W^. 
 [r rt. f^^rf^nrr/. ' Palatial, a. pertaining., tfc. to a palace. iMIIW^fT, TTjT- 
 
 Palaver, n. «"/*/ and pleasing but hollow speech. ^oPTTT^/. 
 
 •jiKfllV^ «. VM'l'JottJuft «. »ToryjotViH4l/. t^lTTlr^/. pi. 
 
 •iT'lOTiTT «. "^ n. ^^sft^sj^ft^T Ht^/. /)/. 
 Pale, a. white of look, wan. qtffTT, f*?^, fr'^'Jf?'^, Ac. 3^^ 
 
 or JHStJ or a^r?^, fl^rsT, <i>mi^i, •ft^'B, J^^, r«<«<"i, 
 
 Deadly p white as a sheet, S(e, «tKt^ITT. 
 
 To turn p. f^^^, ^tl^ qpiftn. ISt'f y. o/" «. «FT5t«T« 
 ?ijf or ^T^C^nat. 
 
 2 not high-colored, light. f^q>T or f^T, f>^, 3 *»<'!, 
 JMTT, jmnT^, ^'TTH, ^Iff^, 
 
 A p. color. THTI »». 
 
 Palish. f*+<i or \^'-f>/.. 
 Pale, ». •//>* or pointrd board of a paling. «TTTI[T m. TTr^/. 
 
 2 See Stake. 3 See E.sclosvre. 
 To Pale, v. n. turn paie. See Pale. 
 To Palr, p. a. enclose with ptding. ^^m,-&c. ^T^<ir, »?%- 
 
PAt 
 
 eo8 
 
 PAL 
 
 Pale-eyed, a. f%^3i stos^r^, WAfr{f[^'^^^ Fipr^HT^T. 
 Pale-faced, a. qt^'^'Jii+df^Mf, f^T-T^Jr^TT^, »^H^<PT. 
 Paleness, w.v. A. 1. 'itsTT'Tr m. f^T^K'VJU m. <j4>'lSU|| wi.&c. 
 
 Livid p. HS^FoET/. [^fffT/. 
 
 2 fT!%TOir »;i. f^-J^ROUOT. ;TH^qm»». &C. 5^rT:r>TT/. ^- 
 Palestea. See Paljkstea. 
 Palestbiak, Palesteic, a. pertaining to tcrcstUnj. 5- 
 
 Palette, n. painters hoard. fqcTT^^r^T^n'TRl'/. «njf7^ m. 
 Palfeet, w. horse fit for ladies. »trq^t% WlO-MI ^Wm. ITT- 
 
 Palixdbome, «. ti-ori or sentence -winch is the game read 
 
 backward or forward. gr^^^Tw. 3T5c^f^TKS>^PFOT. 
 PaliXO, n. fence formed toitli pales. JpSSTm. ^KS^T w». ^FST- 
 
 Palisode. See Eecastatioit. 
 
 Palisade, Palisalo, n. v. Palisg. srst m. hj^t ot. ?j^- 
 
 5?PT^ »«. M^^^f. 
 Ta Palisade, v. a. v. N. Jp^lT «».-&c. EnrS'Jf, ^TS^i^ /.-H%- 
 
 Pall, n. mantle oj state, ^f^rw. 
 
 2 (over a corpse). ^ITw. ^fflelT^ ^^^Z- 
 To Pall, v. n. grow vapid and insipid. ^^%-^^:M^\s^-f^'^- 
 
 5ifm-<ToE^?r-H^TOT &c. pfr-fl^ ?5mar-;nt,?Jri5T, mt{f. 
 -9f%r/.-&c. ^m g. oj s. fti^T<t/.-5ft^»j.-7qd7r/.-&c. q^ 
 
 To Pall, e. a. «iaX;e ropjV?. ^TT'F-'TonToftrr-HcEHgftrl-^c. <Rof, 
 fr^TTt/.-^»«.-^5Er««.-&.:. STM'Jt ^-.o/ '0. "lI^/.-^fET/. 
 
 -Ac. yrrfwt^FT^ 5'. 0/0. 
 
 2 See To Clot. 
 Palladium, n.ihat which affords p-otection. X\^^f. K^f^n. 
 Pallet, «. small or mean led. fH^TTT^ "R^fn.-T^^w.- 
 
 ^.^^n.-r\'A-lin. 
 
 2 See Palette. 
 To Palliate, v. a. excuse, cover, extenuate, ^'c.^fi^n.-^^ 
 f.-^\mjm.-&e. ^tn^ or frt'J^ 31^-f?5^ ^^-^5S^- 
 
 2 reduce in violence; mitigate, lessen, tj-c. ^SS^f-'F'ft-B^- 
 &C. ^FW, 3qn*Tm.-OT?T»T?T».-&c. ^?;at y. of 0. 
 Palliatios, n. v. V. 1. — ad. fJrfHrT Wfim«. W^ ^fFIOTn. 
 &c. ?iH~5^^:E?TJI». ^TJF^nJ^rrqTTw- ^rT^^fft^OTm. 
 2 ^?5JpT ^^n. &c. S^^H^TM. g^^ffi. 3Trq5FT^«. ^Tr^- 
 
 Palliative, «. ^Xaf tc/i/c/t excuses. ^Tf^^K^ nt^/. ^- 
 
 2 thai which mitigates. 7^5[IiT^-5!IH^-3T?qn»TT-&C. fWT 
 Pallid, Pallidness. See Pale, Paleness. 
 Palm, «. innei- part oj the hand. r\rl^\r\m. cT3^»». ^•krddrJw. 
 
 ^^s^m. q'^TTffj. 
 
 The p. hollowed to hold. ^^m. ^"krw. ^ft^TJB. 
 
 ff^ror^FTT m, ^r^/.— esp. lic[uid. =^m.f. ^5EW».— 
 
 both palms put side by side and hollowed. 3TTF2 or aff- 
 wTa;/. »». 3\'J^7n. f pop. Qli^j^f. 3tjifo'4^ «. 
 
 That has an itchy p.^y- ^MrtHI or f^rsTT, ^fTT^. 
 
 AVith the palms hollowed and i^laced one over the 
 other, ^rfnilfe, ^I^f^JTfe. 
 
 2 lorassus flalelU formis, or fan-palm. FTTSwi. r^W^m. 
 Some species or varieties of the Palm tribe are, %^- 
 
 rIT5, ^Ndl5, iyJtllS, MW1HI4 or *i<rfTniS or if^. 
 For the other palms see Cocoasvt and Date. 
 
 Branch of a p. jjT^oft/. n i s^n.— Lower or basc-portiou 
 of it. frST or f<?5r»n. '•'jWt^M. 
 
 Branch of a p. divid<jd longitudinally .rf*+.4n. ?fc5<Jitt/. 
 
 Case made of matted p. -leaves. ^PTTfTn. 
 
 Cord-ring for the feet used in ascending a p. ^Jt^n, 
 
 Exudation fjfom the p. cTTSt/. — He who extracts it. 
 rirfiTTM. 
 
 Female or fruit -bearing p. tree. H>*HIS»». 
 
 Fermented juice of the p.-tree. ffltt/. 
 
 Fruit of the p. rllit^n. — Young fruit. ^TT^RTot. 
 
 Fruit stalk or spadix of the p. whilst incased. IPTTw. 
 
 Gourd or carthern vessel used to receive the liquor 
 from the p. ^t\J. 4wX\m. ^^>n. 
 
 Head or bush of the p. ITTTw. ft^TTTw. ^^2r»«. 
 
 Leaf or spike of the p. rTTfT^n. 
 
 Longitudinal division of a p. tree. ^'pt/. ^"h^n. 
 
 Male or barren p. tree. «loEftT5»». rtSVi'Trfw. 
 
 Notch for the foot cut in a p. tree. ^V^^m. qr^^T'/J. 
 
 Pitcher fastened to the spathe of a p. to receive the 
 exudation, m^m. ^fif. 
 
 Eib of the leaf of the p. tree. f^^n. 
 
 Spathe or calyx of the fruit stalk of the p. qr^ft/ 
 — The extremity of it as cut to induce exudation, cffn 
 n. — Wounding or cutting it to induce exudation, ^\^ 
 f.v.'^T^. [TT»i. 
 
 Spirits distilled from the exudation of the p.-tree. ^• 
 
 Tall p. ?5^5 or ?liq?5 /. 
 
 To cut notches in a p. for climbing. ^J^if. 
 
 3 See Tbiumph. 
 
 To Palm, v. a. conceal in the palm. ^mffT-fTo5^fTt<T&c. 37- 
 
 2 impose hg fraud. ^?75IF^V<l-t.«t I ^Hl ^-&c. q^Jf-^- 
 
 Palmated, a. of the shape of the hand. ^r{\^^J 3Tr^?Hr, 
 
 Palmeb. See Pilqeim. [ <Tr?lf«r^ »k. 
 
 Palmee-wobm, n. •§€#? or g?:;^ m. ^?r^ m. ^fffTST tn. 
 Palmisteb, m. one who deals in palmistry. ^T<T qr^orr^, 
 
 Palmistuy,?!. divining by iJte lines in the palm. ^TfT qT^^T- 
 
 Palmt, a. bearing or abounding tciih ^alms. frTrJ^;f ?5, HT- 
 
PAN 609 
 
 2 fig. happy, protperoiu. g^l^RT, *R»T<t^, ^«% <l>i'MI, 
 
 Palmtba. See Palm. 
 
 Palpabilitt, Palpable>-E88, m. v. A.l. 5?>.«mT/. Wlfjft^- 
 
 rTT/. Fnfjfr^T^/. wnf^'nTT^mr/. j 
 
 2 FT^<irr m. -iVSMVIT m. &c. S|r<?if<dl f. 
 
 3 <sl«(imill i». &0. ro;^?^ n. 
 Palpable, a. tangMe. Fin ^^KTIvH'Mll, ^^XT, ?^fr^, Fnf- 
 
 2 mattifett, ttriking, v. Plais. ?W, 7^, tTftTftcT, ifr'T^. 
 
 3 ffroit, coarte, easily delected. <)4|c£l, ?t^5E, SiSoftfl, ^- 
 
 Palpablt, adv. T. A. 1. FnntH ^M^»ll<<l<j?l'll-5Ji'WI, Ac. 
 
 2b Palpitatk, r. n. ^<»/></ a pal. tTFV'P't or Hn^^, tT5^- 
 
 «S, J^^n^, tTf45''t, ^nWHof , TX m. Zl^ g. of t. 'cfS^/.- 
 
 y^S^J.-kc. >Tr»r, — inteng. T^ ^^mif. 
 Palpitatios, n. t. V. irf^TP^ n. &c. VTFtn; or imtpT / 
 
 yiv^/. gwft/ »rFTtn>/. KR^ /. VTSUit /. T^tT^/. 
 
 VrB«W/ ^1*5^ /. t^i"! n. \i^ m. 
 Palsical, Palsied, a. t. N. ^m JpT'^r, I^VIfO, <r?l^T??T- 
 
 ^, 3n*f'i<ii^<w, giT or ^ »«(/<■ rf. [^nr »». 
 
 P. state of the limbs, ^tltfl^ or ^/. IfllilHlSI m. 
 
 To become p. \^<l4uj, art'lNM VTTT m.^^\t n. v»Trjf. 
 
 PaLST, «. paralytU, lost of motion. »«n7 m. ^fJT/. 3T^^ »i. 
 
 2 hemiple^a. 30ini ». 3iyi'HI<^ m. <R:WT^ m. q^lMlH w. 
 Shaking p. tp^^\^ m. *M«JM m. 
 To get a •troke of the p. ^i'lNM fRT w. ^TTot g.q/». 
 To Pamt, Ac. See To Pabalise, Ac. 
 To Paltcb, See To FaUm 
 
 PAi/raniKM, «. T. A. f^^TTifT m. IJ^quii m. ^T«mT m. Ac. 
 Paltbt, o. foor, torry, despicable, ^c. v. Meas, "Wobtuless. 
 
 f^^,'*rft, 9ly ^%T, JJ^WT or f^'H'bH, JTKTf , HI*!'!, 
 
 ^K^P7, fn^ici? or oft, g^tj, ^rqtJT. 
 To PaMFEB, r. a. ferd or gratify to the full. vix(^ ^HI^HlUJ, 
 
 firi m^ Mi.H^<n-m?wor, tt/. ^t^ g.of o. rsr? »n.-^- 
 fwi* w.-rtiliH/.-Ac. 'JT^-^t;^^ 5r. o/" o. vm/. ^T^- 
 ^-Hm y, o/^ o. ^of »5?r-H*.H«j«^uj, ^^-*T^V-Ac, 
 
 PAN 
 
 PiMPEBED, p. T. V, JTT %^, iTnR^-»n?»^?!T<w *rM%- 
 
 ?JI-»im^i, Ac. j 
 
 A p. fellow. vtSM. f^ «. WJPT, f^n^m. 
 Pamphlet, n. ttiuked hook. ^f. ^>nft/. ftWPi?<t «»Mt/. ' 
 
 PAMPHLTtEER, «. ^fTWr/ ;>i.-Ac. T^TITm-P?fflTm W. j 
 
 Pa», •.fiat broad teuel, r. Pox. Hti ». ^/. *iraT M. <//w. 
 
 2 ( of a gun ). «T^ «. t^ffft^ ^ «. 
 
 Double panned, ij^n^;— Single panned, (f^^ipft. 
 To flaafa in the p. ITf^f. fjflfr. 
 
 3 (ofthe knee). "JTWlNtfr^/, [ irfbT m. 
 PiSASmA, B. wutertal medicitu. «9fv4t^ ». ^^Tf^Tfipn- 
 PascaM, ■./rW eaie.i^n.f^ n. %f^/. 
 
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 Pascbatic, Paxckatical, a. excelling in gymnastic* ; athletic. 
 
 Paxbect, n. complete treatise on a science. Nqi^lT^ «, 
 
 2 (oflawa). ^SfT/. 
 Pakdemic, a. incident to a wliole people. ?r^?5t«pt^r, ^mprS^- 
 
 Pakdee, n. pimp. j?:ur, J^niqT, H3?r, ^i'^IH+TlI. 
 
 To Pandeb, v. n. t. N. *'1U|huii w.-^^jorfinft/.-HI^T'irT m. 
 
 -Ac. ^^. 
 Paxdebixg, Paitoebaoe, PASi)EBisM,n. V. V. ^.d u mu ii m. ^- 
 
 Paj;dicuL4TI0X, n. yawning and stretching. ^\i\H\i\m. 3TiT- 
 
 Pasiiit, Pundit, «. qftrf- 
 
 Pane, n. ( of glass ;. ^m m. tTr^q" «. f*m n. 
 
 Paxeotbic, «. eulogium. ?jf?T^ »». ST5[iHT^r^ «». wf?im<lw. 
 
 jpTTr^ftrfsr n. ^at^ ». 
 
 2 See Peaise. 
 Paxeotbical, a. V. N. tHrn-M!, ^frW?;, ?gP(n»q<(<p, ^^frf- 
 
 Paxeqvbist, «. encomiast, eulogist. ?jfH +<uiki, ^gfrlTTS^, 
 
 2b Paseotbize. See To Peaise. 
 
 Panel, n. square piece, Sfc. of a door. «J>«|l4MI-+«tl«Ifiar-Ac. 
 
 ^tJT m. ^i*5lHI«(<^l'1 «. -H*??! w. 
 
 2 ( of a jury ). T^t% ?Ti?rf^?fHt ^/. 
 Paxq, fi. sudden paroxys-m of extreme pain. fr\'i\^f. q»55/ ^- 
 
 or/ ipT or 5:^rr^%1 m. 5:^T^ ?5^/. ^^ w. ^qJT«i. 
 
 2 pangs ; extreme pain, agony. %5[HT/ *<IHHl/. s'TVT/. 
 
 Pasgolin, n. ?T^%^Tmf^T m. n. ^5?^ w». 
 
 V\vic,n. sudden fear, v. FErcnx. ar^'^TTF »«. tT?T^ »«. tT??! 
 
 n. vfV^f. ^ «• ^^ »». ^^/. «IT^ or qm w. ^^ n. 
 Pakicseed, «. panicum Italictim. ^fyft or qjfnMt/. «pf^^»». 
 Pa>ic-8tbuck, a. V. N. tRT^FT TS^rOT, Ac. ^h?f^ or ^^T?!^. 
 Pasxel, n. «arf<//e. ?fWtT n. 
 Paknieb, n. V. Basket, ^^m w. 
 Panoply, n. complete armour. ?I>T55 3Tfn <l<jIlMI^ f^rt^f! «.- 
 
 «r^T «.-Ac. ?T^ ^^T n. 
 Panobama, n. ?fT4f^?TT ^mNojfjt Psf^T n. ^4f^'<^^q; ^^ n. 
 Panbt, n.9^^ 3TIf . 
 To Pant, ». n. have the breast heave ; gasp, lloto, f^-c. UN^f, 
 
 /.;rf.-3T^'X^r/. /'. ^, tTNT/./i. H^ i«. ro». pmft 
 /.-^ wi -^ fn.-«irT/-Ac. r^ni^ »n. con. qrt^ISS'if, T^'Sm 
 TO. »iif, (^^TfTfT adv. 1>^, ffT'TT^'n/. /^^ ^-JT^dj^ 
 2 i«i/, V. To Palpitate. *Tl«Rof, mtn*r, m^/. TT^f 
 t'ff. oon. 
 
 8 /ony, A«»Jltfr, ^'o. t. To Dbsibe. ^iliflift, V>rJt, HT^, 
 ^p^''t, inw w. HT^ot y. 0^ #. ^ STTT »»• '^i wft"? »i. 
 ?t»T^I 3m<it y. o/ #. 
 
 Pantaloosi, ft, ^. troirsert. fSTTT/ ((IM^ini w. ^TTR/. 
 
 Paxiiceism, «. Mf doctrine that the universe it god. 3I»T^- 
 
PAP 
 
 f^<l^/i^c)l<^ »«. 3?§.<iHci n. 3i|[fT^ m. 3T*r^»T?T 7». aT%^- 
 ^ «». 
 Paktheist, n. maintainer of pantTieim. ^' p (t'q ^«H < (^, ^PI^- 
 
 Paxtheistic, Paxtheistical, «. V. N. ^TT^'T'CHrlHl, 'SPT- 
 ^>M<Hn^5iKft-r*l«l*(+, 3T|;<1Hdl^I, &c, an^HMdRlM'M^F- 
 
 Paxtheon, n. temple for all tlie gods. m^^P=5q' n. 
 Pastiieb, n. ■^i»5?Tr^nT »»• f^5!T »». fimoc.'TRR HI. 
 Pastile, n. hollow tile. ^^ m. 
 Paxtisg, n. T. V. 1. tTNot n. &c. qTT/. ^ »». ^ m. ^- 
 
 ^/. '5inT m. grt^ ?». 
 
 3 See Desibe. 
 Paxiomime, n. one ilial represents ly imitation. ST^rrTT ^f- 
 
 »IT5t, JW fT^TI^ ^F^TT STrTFToft +<>Jim, %«rc5Tf*PT'ff. 
 
 2 representation in dumb show. fl%if'|»| n. hhi^k^I «. *T- 
 
 Pantomime, Pantomimic, a. v. N. g^y"1'iMi, HnjHi-iv«- 
 Paxtky, «. j-ooOT o>' cZow/ /or provisions. 1»<|ol|'^l ^15^ /.- 
 
 Pap, «. T. Nipple, ^^f. ^^\^ n. ^^T^ n. 
 
 2 T. BeeaST. ^FTrT W. ^ OT. 
 
 3 food for infants. n<^t^-WPi\^]S\ spTOT m. SEN^'t w ?yT- 
 •P^/. ^TR:/. 
 
 To feed with p. m^ii, 
 
 4 See PcLP. 
 
 Papa, «. t. Patiieb. ^. 
 Papacy, n. wlm-m arf^n^ »». 
 
 2 Z/«e of popes. qt^Ht Tt^TT/. 
 Papal, o. q^TT^, Mlm+il55, 'TtTT^^ ^qp^. 
 Pap AW, n. papaya. qK?T or IT »«. 
 Paper, o. — the substance. <j>|»i<^ m. Some kinds are, «Fo5^ 
 
 ^m^, ^RTft ^n^^i ^rlrlMI<0 ^PT^^, ^T^ITJ^ ^HT^, 51^- 
 
 ^^TT'ft ^T^, K^^^ or JTV^^^r ^PT^. 
 Bundle or quantity often quires ofj). n^ or 1^/. 
 
 »n^/- [or, ip^Jft ^^. 
 
 To commit to p. To put down on p.qts'^^TRT ^}M ^- 
 
 2 /j/ece of paper, ^pjrj^ m. Some terms for^jo/^er as folded 
 in different forms are, |?.n. ^m.^m. jft/"- "F^m. ^w. 
 
 Blank p. +1<I+MI^ m. — Blank at the back, qra^tTT. 
 Small piece of p. JT^ m. SKvfi q^^jT »». 
 Shred, slip, or scrap of p, for writing. '^RtTT or^st- 
 • ^ »». f^^ «. f^3ft or ^1^/ [«.iT5PF«. 
 
 3 icriften sheet or paper ; a writing. ^;pT^ m. ^^ m. q^ 
 Business or official papers — compreh. fe^N^r m. 
 
 Bundle or packet of papers. rPl~y^ /. — The string or 
 paper confining them. ?H?J^/. 
 
 Bundle of official, &c. papers. ^^rR n. ^H l ci W. 
 String to tie officiftl papers. s^^JRoft/. 
 
 610 
 
 PAH 
 
 Waste papers. ll<||3 i». w. 1«IT3 «». «. 
 
 4 <feci, document, Sfc. spPT^ »». %^ w. ^wQ«<jf »n. ^T?! n. 
 T^T^ «. ^ n. 
 
 5 newspaper. W^'^\ IJnT^ w. ^»TPTT^ n. »TT% ». from 
 the English is common with natives who read papers. 
 
 To sret into the papers. "PSTH '^^. 
 Papeb, o. made Sfc. of paper. ^'T^pEfT, ^FTT^. 
 
 2 fig. slight, slim, Sfc. v. Flimsy. !hTn^r5fT,^l^, ^^inft. 
 To Papee, v. a. (wall, &c.) ^FTI^ »»• 3n«nif-*re^'Jr. 
 Papee-kite, n. ^\^t\f. J-^/. IfTT m. W-W^\^^m. — Note. 
 
 These words espress Tarieties. 
 
 Jerking string ( or check ) of a p. 3ir*ft;T m. 
 Papeh-makeb, <j;i»i^+4I^, «PFT^?:iTT. 
 Papescest, «. pulpy. (^ot-lK, H'MNI, PKI'JI, HKTjt. 
 Papillio. See Buttekfly. 
 Papillaey, Papillous, a. resemhling nipples. «flYl^R(?TT, 
 
 Pappy, a. «o/5!. f«lHf»lr5t<T, ^Rd»p^, JSIJoftrf , RolfMofld. 
 Papul.e, n. pimples.^ eruption, q^aj m. ^dJcoMI/. />i. 
 Papulose, Papulous, a. /«/Z o/'^/«2''**' 'J>f%?^j 'PtlloE, "?- 
 
 d+co'ni'sfT, sptsNr. 
 Pab, «. s^o/e of equality. STTFlft/. ^Hdl/. +)HHN »i. 
 That is at p. sfTRft^, HH^^, ^PTTT'P?^. 
 That is above p. aTf^rrR. 
 Pabable, n. V. Allegory. ^^r\m. (^?iid*,M^'<TT/. 
 Parabola, n. in conic sections. ^PT^sflJrai n. ^*T'Ji^%5lrt. 
 Parabolic, Paeabolical, a. expressed, Sfe. by a parable. 
 
 ^?TRT, ^^CT, ^^idl*. [WK. 
 
 2 having the form of a parabola. ■HM+rlRi'HI+K, •IT'TT- 
 Pababolically, flrfr. T. A. ^TjfrTFf, (i,^i<^4)M, ^^tffq^. 
 Paraboliform. See Parabolic, B. [HSrfrHI'n. 
 
 Pabacentric, PabacentricaIi, a. deviating from circularity. 
 Parade, n. ostentation, pomp, vain display, v. Show. 3Tr«r'». 
 
 SiTRm. *TT!nTR:w«. ilfl^H or THTTT/. ijf^n. St^^n. ^ n. 
 To make empty p. sfffT^/.-i^m. f*R^. 
 To make a p. of fi?T^. 
 
 2 See Pbocession. 3. military exercise, ^c. ^.^\{\ or 
 
 ^WTfrf/. ^ [TT/. 
 
 4: parade-ground. •jmisrO'^ft TTTTy! <i5«4i{fi *<''<4l-«n ^- 
 To Parade, r. «. — troops. «f)tii(<T *<u<<lff MiHuj-filciifi, ^- 
 
 ^f ^^ g. of s. ['trnr jft^St. 
 
 2 go about pompously. f*iic(ui, fM^^ui*/. «M««1, ^^T^ 
 2b Parade, v. a. (troops). ^^?r /. ^R^Rty. of o. :}^frt 
 
 2 exhibit ostentatiously. ^tTiif, f^^^^ /! «R^-^55ff 
 y. o/ 0. fte m. iTTTot-^T^^'t i'^ o/ o. 
 Pabadisg, n. V. V. N. 2— act. fiT^<7ir n. fJ)<.«fuj+/. f^«r- 
 
 y. V. A. 2. fii<^ui n. f*R^nR?/. ^m^f f^TT^oft/, 
 Pabadigm, n. See Example. 2— in grammar. g^TfT'nT^ 
 
 YiJikvi^^,n. region of supretne felicity. STH^f^t^ «• ^■ 
 
PAB 611 
 
 PaSADISIACAL, PAHABISKAJf, a. Y. N. 31M<\rtl*l^T, &C. 3n- 
 
 PaRaiox, n. fropoiUion seemingly alturd yet true. BI*f^- 
 
 Paeaboxical, a. t. N.— opinions. ar^rinTTmTTK^, ST^tPT- 
 2— of persona. 312'|>HI'H«(I<(I, arq^pPTT^^, ai^^lHT- I 
 
 PaR-iGOS, ». T. Model. f^fTF m. flH-il w. 
 
 2 fig. fl« eminent or superior perton. ^V^m. iMHI^ilw. 
 
 PaBaGBaPH, i». Hit inet part of a tcrifiny. sp^K »• «)l<TM »»■ 
 
 A distinct or additional p. ^(\-A ^^ra n. 
 
 P. added as a postscprit. f^Mlf-.r^H n. 
 Pabacbafbicallt, adv. t. N. 4.r4M<<K, ^^ 'F^H. 
 Pabalipomexa, ». tvpplementary look, ffc. ^^>\m?^:^^f. 
 Paballax, n.— in astronomy. i^ m. r«TR%^in. ^^^xTHH- 
 
 Fabaujx, «. — in geometry. ^ld^^*i<?l'HHiH<, *(<t>f^"m<t»il- 
 fTT, ^nrtfU, tif^tinifn. 
 
 p. lines. k{*f4»'H«*lfH< ^/. ]^. 
 2 timilar, reiemUing^ T. Like. flTTW, *I<I*K, ?IT, Hr^, 
 
 Parallel, n. line equidistant from another. «HiH<^«Il/. 
 
 2 ( of latitude ). smfrT n. 3T?rt?t^ n. Fl^qftf^ »». 
 
 3 resemUance, v. LlK£5ESS. *l<!«tO/. WK^HUIIw. *i^fi( 
 /. ^??sn/. ^PTHT^ m. 
 
 4 V. Simile. TT*n/. 
 
 5 match, equal. ^Tlf. ^tlT m. «J-Hl/. 
 Jb PaBallel, c. a. hake or keep parallel. ^HTfTT ^T'if-TT^'t. 
 
 2 eomptn-e with, liken to. v^tfj f.-^^^^\f.-^K\^([f.-&c^ 
 
 8 i< equal to, correspond with, resemlle. «l«f(l-^*T-«KI*l( 
 
 -Ac. 3TO«f', ^n^/.-flH^V"!! m.-&c, tmg.ojs.wilh 
 
 ^ or^of 0. fjl'ff. [TR w. 
 
 Paballelism, n. state of being parallel. ^^^\rKtr[\ f. *ini<i<- 
 
 2 resemlhnee, similarity, v. LlKE5E88. qft^/. ?TR%- 
 
 ^OTT "». fl^^^f. ?n*^ n. ^IHMI^ m. I^STT />o/>. »JiOir/. 
 
 PaBaLLELLT, «<fc. T. A. 1. ^KtfTt HI«H, HTtfTTTT^Jnp. j 
 
 PaBalleloqbav, n. — in geometry. ?mt?R^T^^t^H«. ^- j 
 
 Paballeloobamical, a. r. N. ^^^w. 
 
 Pa«allelopipe», *.— in geometry. «n^»m m. | 
 
 Pabalooism, Pabaloot, n. fallacious arjument or reatoniny. 
 
 Fasaxtbii, Pabalttic. See Palst, Palsixd. | 
 
 PaSalttic, n. person affected with palsy. ^TTT ^1^ *Ty«T ••• 1 
 9raf*nHt,— with the power of such worda aa loy, stock, 
 inert mom, ^e. »it«T m. fjtl n. Unf. ^\nm^t^1 ^(ttn j 
 
 H» Fabaltse, r. a. check or destroy the power of action. ^^' 
 
 PAE . 
 
 H m.-^rf^^a^l^T^ n.-^^raTT n.-&c. ^!^;. qfo, ST- 
 
 q^sq'-^crpTrT-'1^f4T-&c. ^iT'if. 
 Pahaltzed, ;?. T.V. ?57^ tfTS^t^T, &c. ^»(^, ^5«ft^)rr, vT^- 
 
 ^ ^3Tft^?r, 3T^^5tT, ^HrT, ^!jf^?T, ff^^R?, 
 Pabalxziko, «. V. V. — oc^ T'l'^Muil arTT'I «■ rfi*l Tll't «- 
 
 n. ^»^«|)<,iJi n. vH^+<u| ». 
 Pabamouxt, o. superior to. SR^T, =l<-=)if, «J-4*:^t, %^. 
 A lord p. ?r^>«R:, ^'sfTT. 
 Sway or rule of a lord p. ^IMI^ n. 
 Pabamoub, «. gallant, man connected tcith a woman in illicit 
 loce. tmi, ^t^rn, 'TR, ^t^, ^TTT, 31'*il, •Wl'*<l, ^nMfrl, f^J. 
 
 A fellow p. !JT*rr^, H^TrfoET or ?noET. 
 2 mistress, concubine, ^c KJ^f. S'T^/. ^itI^/. ^- 
 
 PAKA>TSiPn, fi. brideman. "TT^ot, IT^fTT. 
 
 Pabapet, n. tC(j/i or rampart breast high. SHTS or ^f?y. 
 
 ^rtst or ^ti[f. uTrft^^ <N f^f. "rra/. ^Ife/. tnFr»». 
 
 Pabaphebsalia, «. ^oo</« fl< a tq/e's disposal. ^t^TT «• 
 
 2 V. Tbappinos. qfTM »». 
 Pabaphrase, «. translation or explanation in many words, 
 it^f. sqT?tTT/. UhW n. f^c^pjr «. f^ccpift/. vfTTT^^'C- 
 
 To Pabaphbase, V, a. v. N. ^t^/.-5TT!s^/.-f^^^ «.- 
 
 &c. ^of y. o/o. fWRM-fWR^5'P-&c. 3r4 «J. ^tr<?f- 
 
 THItR n. ^^. ['3TT?TfJRT"T, &c. 
 
 Pabapubased, |). v. V. it^ %^T, &c. fc*<Kt*<M, R^i, 
 
 Pabapiibast, Pabaphbaseb, n. v. V. ^^pr 5FT«iTRT, &c. 
 
 Pabaphbastic, Pabaphbastical, a. not literal, not close. 
 
 ^^.kkm , wmETTOT, fjRarre:^, 3Tftn;Ti«^, srj^rf^'F^fis^'?;. 
 
 Pabaqcet, Pabaqliio. See Pabeot. 
 Parasite, n. — in botany, nls'joi n. »it2f n. *ll^I»jol «. 3TT- 
 ^IT^/. W^^T^fCt/- |?fT^/. |?T^/. sfWrT^r/. 
 
 2 sponger, trencher fy, idle hanger on, S;c. ^3ft ^CT- 
 
 m(f.*>fV, mmj?, M<i*(*r^, Hti*iHr^, "TT's)tin^<i, arr^- 
 
 TSIOT, <Tr*fll<'ftT, 7lft*«II??, TffT^oE'TT, ^3"Tr, ^BITT, 
 
 Pabasitic, Parasitical, a. v. N. 1. »Til^^ 3irfft^T,&c. 
 
 2 flattering, if c. afrnfjft, 3TT^«n^r, gnmrft, ^jTtm^- 
 
 Parasol, n. f^prt^t f^^ i5<^/. iT^ft/ U^ n. arm^^ »j. 
 Ttf Pabboil, p. a. ioii in part. 3?2['nl-wf5g5-'HWl^-Ac. 
 
 Pabboiled, j>. T. v. 3l^vd1<?«fll or fil>Jl*?<9l, Ac. 3T*^RrJii. 
 Pabcu, n. wno/i ii<n<//«. 2i% ». JiqJT m. JTT m. dim. jtt/. 
 
 ^/ 
 
 3 part, portion, t. PaBT. Sftn m. Hm w. f^TTn m. 
 8 iuantity, matt. ^f^f».;MJp. U^/. tp\ »• fill^ «. 
 
PAR 
 
 612 
 
 4 number, multitude, — contemptuously, v. Basd. 1?T»». 
 H^\v\ n. Hisft/. — Note. The contempt is usually ex- 
 pressed by the form of the word for the persons or 
 things composing the multitude, as 'i^l^'iai-^-<^ri'Ui- 
 ^-g?Tm^'=ft-&e. JT^oft parcel of barbers-oilmen-car- 
 penters, &c. or by such formations as TR^fT a parcel 
 of boys, <.is«|Sl a parcel of women, &c. 
 
 5 ( of ground ) lot, patch. fe% n. "PT^/. ^ or ^a^f «• 
 To Paecel, v. a. divide into portions. ^^, ffTmot, <rf^- 
 
 'jft/.-Jrt'IT n.-&c. ?R^ ff. ofo. !rt% m. p^-fJPTm m. pl.-^• 
 rft/. pl.-&C. ^^ g. ofo. HT^^. [Ht^T'tft/. 
 
 Taecellikg, «. T. V. — act. efi^'rf n. &c. cn^nift/. ^f^ n. 
 
 Paeceneb, n. V. Co-ueib. fiTTT^, *IT»ft, 3t^ft, stinp. 
 
 Pabcekeey, n. co-heirsliip, joint-enjoyment. arf^H^P^TT'Tli- 
 T m. W'JrTT'rf^'<T*ftn m. 
 
 To PABCn, V. a. hum superjicially ; scorch, ^c. Ml'W'i, ^- 
 
 &c. ^oty. o/o. 
 
 To be parched ( with thirst, &c. ). ^fhjf'jf or ^ft^'Jf, 
 STTT m. ?ft^wt y. o/ «. 
 
 Cost of parching grain. vioioiHol/. 
 
 Flour made of four or five sorts of grain parched 
 and ground together. TT^^'ft or HMIufl/. 
 
 Gram parched. «^diui m. pi. 
 
 Grain parched. *rMM w. J??, 
 
 Green pods of gi-ain parched. ^5ET or ^SfoET »». 
 
 Green wheat parched. afisTT/. /li. 
 
 Matter ( graiu &e. ) to be parched. *)MU| ». HFIT- 
 
 qr n. *rr»T^ n. 
 
 Matter ( grain, &c. ) parched. TTSIeS^ «. 
 
 Quantity or batch parched. ^TTTnT «. TT^TT n. »Tr3T- 
 
 ^ n. >TFJrr »». *rrjff? «. 
 
 Rice, wheat, &c. blown out by parching. ^^ f.pl. 
 Pabcheb, p. V. V. 'TT^OT, ;f<.Mct^«l, &c. *fM*r, »n#^, 
 
 Slightly p. ^rmr, TT^IT^. [«. *T^<TT/. 
 
 Pahchebness, «. V. P. ifHrfclMuiT m. »TRI%tmT m. H t ^rlt*! 
 
 P. from thirst. vT^S^TTT m. 
 Pabcheb, n. PABcnrao, p. a. t. V. M l vd" I K I, j<j O| K I, J- 
 ^'T55<iTRr, &c. H^fPFrrt— of com, &c. H^RT, J^Uft, HT- 
 
 'irft, *r5^^, TftTT^uiKi. 
 
 PAEcniNO, «. V. V. — «<?(!. HFJT^ n. ^T^stJf n. ;g<jij ^ n.&c. 
 
 TTvim «. HT'Siq' «. ■H^^ n. 
 Paechment, «. skin prepared for vyriting. '^^Z m. spfq5T«. 
 Pahd, Paedale. See Leopabd. 
 To Paedos, v. a. forgive, remit. KIT ^T^, ^TTT 'Ji^, #- 
 
 5^, HTT^/.-^nTT /.-&C. ^df y. o/o. 5f^ w. ^^-^, 
 
 aTTTm »n.-^ m.-&c. ^tfulf g. of o. aT^n^TH^T^R «.-&c. 
 
 W^ g- of 0. 
 Pardon, PAEEOiriJ.-o, n. v. V. ^"t^ «. m^/ ?Tm/. f^- 
 
 PAR 
 
 I beg your p. Tft qi^f 937fr, Hf qr "TRf ll^ff, »ft ?^r 
 
 Pabeos-able, a.v.V. ^V^ Jf5[T^Tr3fmT-?rTT??rT-&c.?TKT JFTPTr?T 
 nr-&c. ^tlF?T%nT-&c.?wrqT^,?TiTT^,?THtf^?f,7^?T0ftq. 
 p. person. ?TORT^. 
 Pabeokablt, adv. v. A. ^^riT *^IVm1'1I rfeci. «rvT?7<T5T. 
 Pabeoxed, p. T. V. i^W %?raT, ?TJTr %%OT, ?it?^T, JTI"?, 
 si^, ?^<T, 5'+;<'5, t^sH^, 5^rmT, 5|TWT^. 
 [ Pabdoxeb, n. Pabdoxing, p. a. v. V. m"P SROTRT, ?^mT ^- 
 t'TTTr, ^rtSTTTT, &C. ^f^T^R^PrT?, aTTTPT'fNH+rlL 
 To Paee, v. a. cut away, clip off. ?rT^, 3prof, ^otiJif. 
 To p. the nails. ?f^ m. n. +|'Sui'. 
 2 skin, peel. f?Jr^>ul, ?fte^, HT??/. n. ^^wf y. o/"©. 
 
 PaEED, 2>. V. V.l. rlI«^3T, &C. rTRftV, 317!'^,^^, H^, f^. 
 
 Paeegobic, a. mitigating or assuaging pain. Jt^^TJT^, ^. 
 
 5nK!p, 3^?IH-+Kt. 
 Paeent, n. See Fatheh, Motheb. 
 
 Parents. 3TTf5fN m.pl. Qlj\f^V( m. ^\i^\^ n. pi. ^]. 
 
 «T?irT m. pi. HinipHfiX n. pi. f^ n. ;?i. vHH+vd^'T'ft/. 
 
 2 source, cause. «m<.ui «. ^m. ^r?7T^^«. sr*r^w.\iF»rafTw. 
 Pabestaoe, «. iiV<7j, extraction., x. Family. 'Poft/.'JpHw.n. 
 
 3?Tf^/."^^rer/.— compreh. vfid+dH/. 'JTm^ n. 
 Pabextal, a. pertaining, Sfc. to parents. anhlNf ^, TTTTTTf^- 
 
 ^^tft,"^^, HMlTiJHJIH, [ ?1MHMrl |/. 
 
 P. aflfection. ar'TJq-^^ m. 5=5T#^ m. 3H MrM KHH l/. ^- 
 Pabextless, a. MMlRH^^^-^^t=T-T^-&c. ^Inf^d'F. 
 Pabexthesis, «. sentence inserted in a sentence. W;irfir\^ 
 
 2 the h-ackets within which a sentence is included. 4-.4'^ 
 /. sp^ «». 
 Pabeb, n. Paeixo, ;>. o. v. V. 1. Hl^uiKI, Ac. fW, sreT. 
 Nail-p. Hiiuft or ^^\i{\f. HH+g or sfM+H «. ^^^ 
 
 Pabheliox, n. mock sun. ^[^TPTm »». fJTWTT^ m, 
 Paeino, n. V. V. 1. — act. HI'Hu) ». SfR^t n. &u. r| I'M oft/. 
 
 ^T<ift/. 3R^ w./. ^ictuft/. ?l?T^ n. 
 
 2 — ac<. f^c^ut n. &c. [<TT#rr»». 
 
 I. parings ; matter pared. 3R wi. 3R^ »». /. rTWTT or 
 Paeish, «. — the division of country. <TT^t<t-viMI'-*<l-<1 Tt- 
 
 rT/.-rrcqr »».-^?T m. vJM|tMMU|NI-«)-^HH*r<<MI-&c. ^n 
 
 Paeish, a. y.N. qwO^I, hcctt^, gTTTK^TT'm^m ^?IT^, &<?• 
 Pabishioxeb, n. one that belongs to a parish. ^\if)r\ i\^v\\- 
 
 TJ, 'Tt'SCiHrtl,Mi«(irtrft-dHI''*<H''l|-<-<4| ^?rf rT?^-&C. 3T?TT^/. 
 
 Pabitt, n. V. Equality. *|<14|0/. ?rF^ n. ?nTrrr/. 
 Paee, n. enclosure for chace, recreation, Sfc. WJ\\m. i^f^H- 
 
 ^H «• M'I'MW*! «. HTTTT'jf^/. 
 
 2 ( of artillery ). Ht'P^fMT m. ['fi^MIdl/. pJ. 
 
 Paelakce, «. V. Cox-veesatiok. ^3Nlrf) /. 4lrfMlc?t /• 
 To Pabley, v. n. See To Convebse, 2. confer with an 
 
 enemy. ^^^ ^BMlrft/-^^!-^' ^^ n.-&c. ^JR^. 
 Pablet, n. V, Convebsatios. ^lc?rat??t /. ^«Hlrft / ^- 
 
PAB 
 
 613 
 
 PAB 
 
 2 eonjerence teitk an enemy. ^^TH^^ ^ai*lft^/.-^r<4i- 
 ^ ^^ n. Tr3^ ^.'.!«ri?n/ flf^HTTOT n. ^ftT^T »». 
 
 To ask a p. *;hi^ m. fPT^'T. [TtShH n. 
 
 PaW.ia1iestaht, a. qi^Hrn^, TTpf^HrsTT fl«W^, &c. 
 Paklovb, n. «i7/i»i^ room. ^^\^.\'^^kK^'^ ^1r^/-5Ft3^/. 
 PaKOCHIal, o. belonging to a parish. TiyfNr, <Tf<S<««i#E(T, 
 
 Pabodt, n. hurUtque imitation. f«rH)4miH*<«'l*f«iHI /. f^T- 
 
 J»H«+.HfH*n(Hl/. 
 Parole, «. y. Word, Pbomise. ^^st «. 
 
 2 — of a priBoner of war. mi«i«( %H% 5(T'5j% W'^ w. 
 
 3 in a camp, ^ff^ ?I»^ »». 
 Paiolx, Parol, a. See Oral. 
 PAXOyOMABIA, «. V. Pi;5. >^ m. 
 Paboxtchia. See 'WniTLOw. 
 PAROijuET, It. T. Parrot. <tVtt m. f^^mm w. 
 Paroxysm, n. fit cfa ditetue. -hi m. HT?r n. ^r w. <?T5ft /. 
 
 ^ m. ?TT nt.f. T^^f. WfT/- 3T^m. ^qn'w. fR'PKTm. 
 
 P. of anger. f^jf.THii\f. ^m.l^m. ^mxm^T- 
 
 &c. H<1*I m. ^m.f. 
 
 Parricidal, Parricidiocs, a.pertaining, ife. to parricide. 
 
 f^n^t^^., Ac. fMH«(V(*nivft, r<H<(Mr<<1<<+, f^^MRH*, 
 
 2 committing parricide, f^^, f^^ff^H^, Pnv^M^. 
 Parricide, n. murderer of a parent. frr^fT^- inTT^-Ac. vft- 
 * VITTT, f^^^WTTT, Nhv, fM^^dl, fl^^I. 
 2 «i«r^«- 0^ a />or«i/. fr^^H «. flH^»^ /. ft^fipiT/ 
 
 Parried, p. v. V. 4|l<?-f*l, "IIoItI-!!, &o. fSpTTftT, ^TfT?T. 
 Pa«IOT, »«. q>T^ m. K\^ or JX^ m. ( f^ft/. ) Tt^ m. ?TtfTT »». 
 ^ m. fv M. Some fpecie* are, ^rT»ft or xj^^ i <jm, 
 
 Common wild p. ( not haTing the marki of a speaking 
 p. ). ▼-i^i'JlM'i HI. f^ri'-i «. 
 
 Fruit Ac. pecked by parrotR. PR?^T^/. 
 
 Speaking p. ^t^!!^ qh^-rnh. 
 
 That has been pecked by parrot*, f^^fll^^.fn. 
 
 To train a p. <ftTITW-Ac. ftr^PW^-ms^tK/. ^, 
 2 fig. perton Kkote learning it all by rote. ^iv€n^ «fw^, 
 Vt*f>l*<4l. 
 To Parrt, r. «. ««•</, turn of. ^^f^, ^TKof, flT^r, Pwn^, 
 
 ^R«l ».-fs»WF^ «.-Ac. ^T'^ g. oj 0. 
 To Pamr, r. a. ( in grammar ). mtt^twt n. «T^-4Tt*l^, ft- 
 ifsr^* «.-<?^'TSTT ».-^^*^ JPI.-&C. ^^, ?nM»t. 
 
 Pamd, ». qmft. 
 
 fummonovt, a. rtingy, cUue, penuriou: Sfe. T. HnCBLT. 
 2/rmgai, t. Ecotomical. ^?r/>, » | .;Si«-<< l, f?!l^ ffr 
 
 I Pahsimoxiodslt, ath. t. A. 1. ^s^oT^ilTt, »4mg^^ , ^m- 
 
 |l <"Tf^r^, ^ifl«t><j.^fV^, &c. ij,i<5"j<4<jif*. [&c. <j^^, 
 
 PAESIMo^•Ious^^:ss, Pahsimoxt, n. v. A. 1. ^muim ott »». 
 
 2 *ld+«</. !p?TT^ m. arjqsq^ >». Wr^T^^nT »«. 
 Pabshjo, n. V. V. T^'t^'T n. q-3%^ «». ^T^fH^Pl/. 
 I Pabslet, n. a/iuw involucratum. a^v^Ht^ w. 
 Pabsox, n. 'TT^ m. 
 Pabt, «. portion, v. Piece. *rPl »». ^TFT m. a^5!t »«• i^^IT'W. 
 
 j 2 portion, division — as not separated. *rm »«. ^^ »i. 
 «. 3^ M. ar^'T^ m. 
 
 By or in parts. 3T^:. 
 
 Composed of parts. a^^T^. 
 
 Inward p. WTtn »». 
 
 Private parts. ^'TW m. pi. 
 
 For the most p. «l^d*<\H, «l^T, ST^?T:. 
 8 member, particular, distinct item, a^n «. STT'T^ »». spj:- 
 
 w ». f^^i^ »». [^^ ^<jyr. 
 
 Complete in all parts or members. ^#Tft fl'J^, ?I^ 
 Minor p. Sfr^M fl. 
 Part by p. ar^^r^:. [??rT »». 
 
 4 portion allotted, v. SuAEE. TPT »». ^rt^ w. 3r5!T m. ^- 
 
 5 concern or share in, connection with, ^q n. ^?T m. ?f- 
 ii^ m. qt^ fl. m^^mf. 
 
 On the p. of. fH«*lH, f^miirft^, HK"ft<T|^, aTHf^^, 
 
 a^rpj^, ^njT, fn.%#, «pff or ^rft^. [ ^. 
 
 That is on the p. of. ^roqyft^, TR^^, «rt^^ or ^U 
 Q proportional quantity. JTTH m. ^fel w». f^^T «i. 3T7Tm. 
 
 7 tide, party, caute, interest. ^^ m. *n^/ "^"Py"- ^T/- 
 
 To espouse the p. of, take tho p. of. T^ m. vfX^ g. 
 
 of 0."%^ m. v(m-^-^^ g. of 0. ^T%'FT mr^. 
 
 8 o^w, rf«/'y, V. BcsiSESs. ^ n. ^m. ^r^ n. ^^m. 
 To become tho p. or duty of. »mre ^. 
 
 9 ( in the drama ) character. ?rfq «. 
 llaintainiug a p. 'Rfq ^TT^'ift/. 
 Minor or subordinate p. 3TTWtn «• 
 
 10 parts; ialenit, potcers. jf^/ JT w. P^ 
 
 11 parts ; regiont, quarters. irt?T w. \v »•. R^tT «l. 
 
 For (my,&c.) p. qi^, Ex. y^ lli^^ ^ 1W, »rJ|"R^ 
 Jft ^ ^TOTR ir(t You may do aa you please, I for 
 my p. will do nothing. 
 
 To take in good part. »tT<**>'1V"JI. l^t^ ^^. 
 
 In part, t. Pabtlt. «Bt^t^, «pf(t>t?«Tt'ft, >»^j(t »Tm, 
 |1 To Part, v. a. distribute, divide, thare. ^of, ^\■^ ?;tit-q^, 
 
 ^ET^ g. of 0. [ /»i.-Ac, ^Tof y. ^ 0. 
 
 2 »«rw in<o pieces, separate. Vtldf, ^I^^ nii"^, TO««. 
 8 separate, ditunile. ^t^t^l «prof,^'W'l, Sftl^, ft^nTm.- 
 
PATS 
 
 014. 
 
 PAH 
 
 4 keep atunier. %^o5T-fTOo5T-3Tc5'I-f*r^-&c. wSr-^T^. 
 To Pabt, v. n. become separate; open out, come atunder, S(c. 
 f^, 5?^, ^notT-fSlTToir-3T?5n-f>T5f-HWo5T-&c. ^, ijjp- 
 ^^'jf, T^JIcEOT, fir#TTm.-'T^»n.-&c. ^?6t (7. 0/ s. 
 
 2 Aaye a «A(7re. «rf^»J.-f^'Tm»J.-f^^^»».-3T^»«--&c. «IT^ 
 or in. con. fM*ui. 
 
 4 take farewell, set out from. fH^»«.-3^TfTT/-&c. q9T-%- 
 
 5 with; quit^ resijn.^T^^^'^-^ ^i^F^i ^^ ^^1 ^f^THTTn 
 wi.-?rf^r?jnM.-^r5rf^f1%/.-&c. spTot. 
 
 2b Partake, To Participate, v. n. have a share or part. 
 5rW-f^'Tm»».-f^Tm.-jrt^/.-&c. Er^-qr^ or in. con. 
 
 To Partake, To Participate, v. a. share icith others. ^HT 
 »n.-f|?m?n.-f^*rni«».-3TV>».-&c. ^^-TTEm, ^^Hmm. JRuf 
 S/.ofo. 
 
 Partaken, Pabticipated, ^. v. V. A. 1. ^^'5^, 31=T^^tP. 
 
 Partaker, n. Pabtakiso, p. a. Participater, n. Partici- 
 PATiN-o, p. a. V. V. ^rf'H' %<m?T, srt^r Tr^mRT, &c. cfl[>ft, 
 
 HRt^, >Tm^, HT'fte^, 3T5^XITft, 3T?T»fmt, ^^T^ft, 
 
 I. Seo Accomplice. 
 Partaking, Participation, «. t. Y.—act. ^\zj q<JI«. &c. 
 
 Parterre, n. r. Garden, t^^jinnw./. ^KT/. n. 
 
 Partial, a. inclined to one side more than another, — of per- 
 sons. q^TOcft, Hi"?qr?, ^t^, sraT^, ar^nrs^, aron. 
 2— of judgements, &c. ftW^rtt^, q^^qnTT^, "^^rR^, 
 
 3 not general or total. ^^^?ft, ^^?ft, ^^jft, »^4>d<'<»1 , 
 ^"J^, JfTSTrft, 3T?IRf??^, W^, ^ (in coinp. as ^flfW, 
 •CHS^f^, ^SHcll, &c. p. eclipse-8hower-deluge-&c.). 
 
 Partiality, «. t. A. 1. T?iqTrfw. riw^/. 3TOK^/. 
 
 I. fondness for, inclination, Sfc. v. Liking. ^/. 
 Partially, adv. v. A. 1. q^HMMM', ^^mr\ tr^TT-^F^Tf, ?RTr- 
 
 3 <^q;^5ft, ^^q??r, 7?^, qrt^ 5rt%, ^ff ^, ^ft 3fn, 
 
 To Participate, &e. Seo To Pabtake, &c. 
 Participial, a. — in grammar. ^f+lri^i^rXK^, 
 Participle, n.— in grammar. ?f+W*^fTff». gpr »*lN^»<^d CT. 
 
 Particle, «. atom, minute JiV, v. Bit. ^:^m. dim. ^^f. 
 W.^n. spfoiJpT/ 3^w. %?[Tm. ^3T/. Pfru i f^uf t/. f Trtt^ 
 
 Extremely minute particloa. aR^^j m./. pop. 3T<jrW 
 w. f i. 
 
 2— in grammar. 3Ts?t^ «. 3<eqt (^ \ s^ m. 
 Declinable p. arttt^TT «. 
 Particular, a. relating to sinjles. not general. ainTmRT, 
 
 ar^TTT^, sT^m^, '^^, ^^?fr. 
 
 2 individual, one distinct. f^^TjfHvT, f^TTToET, fHrfHtToSf, 
 ST^sp, 3^*PPT, W^?, f^f^fTff, Tf^-?, ^TTm^, 5qf;fnF, 
 
 P. person. aT^^P, atm^FT. [TT^, fsrf^"?. 
 
 3 — noting something peculiar, ^^q, 3(T?rmnTir, 3nTr- 
 
 4 special, more than ordinary. ^fl«r, afrftrw^, ?5t^'rR. 
 It is nothing p. ai^5[l ^, ^ ffTflT?! 5«f^. 
 
 5 orf^;, singular, ^c. \. Stbange. f^^^tTT, f^cfHufil? , 3T- 
 
 G attentive to particulars, minute — of persons. <ptr <n^- 
 
 "rni, ^kH tt^itrt, ^^T^^ff, ^^"t^, ar^?^^. 
 
 7 embracing particulars, — of statements, accounts, &c. 
 
 fTqf%?IT% Sl^T^^r, ^^, ?T^?rlT, f^^?T^ rmfteWTT, 
 
 «(Mi<^«iK. [^^n n. 
 
 Particular, n. single point, qr^/. «lT«nT/. it^PTtji n. T^K/. 
 
 2 See Individual. 3 private interest. ^^'4 g^. ^wf^rl ». 
 In particular, fq'^'sr, ^^^+M, ^?I«f?t:. 
 Particularity, ». v. A. 1. aTOT^KuiMUII «. afRntiKUWl/. 
 
 afTS'TN^^ «. &e. ^^Tf^mrw. 
 
 2 f^^^ m. ^v^v{\^ m. Mirre?rT/. Pt^ptt/. sq^?f?Tr/. 
 
 7 an(Z Detail. ?rRft?5 »». ^RriR m. 
 
 I. a purticularitg.^ something peculiar. ^^T »i. f^^jm "ft^ 
 
 Particularization, «. v.V. — arf.fit?)«l*(uf<i n. ^?K^^V»»» 
 
 3^*t-^it^ OT. sq^^^ m. 
 To Particularize, v. a. mention distinctly or in partiadar, 
 
 W^^m^ n.-&c. ^^ g. ofo. d4tn«*IK-&c. wt»T^-qt?I- 
 
 ff».-&e. 'R'lty. o/'o. 
 Particularized, />. v. V. ft-^qeiuM ^rl«r, &c. ar^^F »^^«H 
 
 Particulahizeb, «. Particulahi2ino, J?, a. v. V. f%^q*fuf- 
 5T "*<01KI, arj^ *-^uj^ ^i'WlKI, c1H<nrt<(l^ qtc5<mTT, &C. 
 
 arsr^if^, seRp^^. [ 3=romFq?f:. 
 
 Pabiiculably, adi). V. A. 1. aiT^ryKuiH"!!^, aTOT'm<uiri:, 
 
 7 ?mftw?R, hdwifirf , *tqi<^^K, f^^T^ra^TT, ^rf^^rTr. 
 
 Parting, n. v.V.A.l.— cc<. ^\Z^ n. &c. ^tCTft/. ^S? n. f^- 
 
 3— ac/. ^TctT ^^ «. Ac. f^4?l'l+.<ui «. f?^'^*^"! n. 
 
 V. V. N. ^z^ n. g^ «. &c. mz^ n. 
 
 3— state. T^^VJ m. f^ m. f^Pl^T w. 
 Pabtisg, a. given, ^c. at separation. viir(^oit||, sn^lf^*", 
 
 ST^TM ( in comp. as ^nTMTfeTT p. embrace), SR^fPT ( in 
 
 comp. as ir?*TMIlft'R ). 
 Partisan, n. pike.^ halberd, v. Spear. TH^ m. 
 
 2 adherent to a party. d<^-=|l, <r1<f>'^R, ^W^^, •ii^'^K, 
 5PI?^, q^^qicft, 1?^*TPft, 'T?1«?T, fl^?T, fT*^, TTfJ^^F. 
 
 Paetisanship, «. V. N. 2. d<*<^lft/. q?^"Tm »»• "%^n; m. ?- 
 
 ?Tvrm «. q^Rriq^ n. q^^trrftrTT/. 
 Pabtiiion, «. Se*e Parting. 2 jj^ace 2""''*'^ ^' ^^ "•■ 'Jf^* 
 
 TT »t. f^^T m. q<5 »». n. 
 
 3 that by which ajart^ion it made. T5^ m. 'Tl^f. f^- 
 
PAS ei5 
 
 oft/. 3TT?f>T'T/. ^ m. Wf^ M. vTJpff^/. nr^VTH n. jj 
 To Paktitiox, v. a. divide into distinct fartt. ^(^ m. ^l.-^- 
 % m. pl.-^[^ f.-&c. ^T^y. ofo. 
 2 See To Shahe. 3 off. <T1^ »«.-(%?[ /.-&c. m^ ^T^r 
 
 PaBtlt, aJo. in part, in tome mea*ure,^e. ^t^ ^%, ^t^ f^- 
 
 ?%, ^r 3tn, ^ arnnft, ^fr, ^^ot derf. f%^, ^^ 
 
 PaBtxer, n. ( in business, &c. ). HI'fl^K, HI'Drf^K, Tl'ft, 
 Hi'i-lt, f^MTft, MMI^K, *l^f,H^I<, *)<*ffl or f^, «ir|<^l<, 
 
 The working p. (as distinguiaed from the monied p.) 
 
 2 ( at play, Ac. ) v. FEtLOw, ly^, '^rTf\, ^^Tft^, €t^- 
 Partnere, — at certain plays, ^nt^m. pi. 
 
 3 kutband or wife. v/i-HHI Ml^rO »». or ^fTJlT^ yl^fflw! 
 /. ff^TJ'.^T^ ^ra^ft m. or ^W%'^T^ wl^l^fl"!/. 
 
 PABnrEKsaiP, n, a$»oeiation^ nnion, ^'c. HV{\i^f\f. Ml^ft^lO 
 
 /. <1<*H<^lO/. 
 
 2 yoM/ inter e*t. *TT»ft/. fl^^fl/. 
 Share in a p. HTlt/. Tnft/. ♦)<*H /. 
 Schedule of the terms of a p. ♦)<+rHlnl m. 
 PaBtbidge, n. — the francoline p. fHfTT m. ^«{{| «. ^f^^in5 
 
 m. fSfrT^ m. ffTfcTft «. — the painted p. spIotlfdHi. m. — 
 
 Greek p. ^^ m. 
 Pabts. See Pabt. 
 PaBICKIEST, a. about to Irinj forth. ^HfHNUIKl, J^Nt- 
 
 PaBIUBItiox, n. bringing forth. ^^^ m. iPjJPt/. ^[jf^/. 
 
 Gentle or casj p. g^^nw m. §iR «. 
 PaBTT, n. confederated body or number, cj^ m. f. ^n n. ?I7 
 n. ^ «. Voft/ »(*<«! «. T^T m. ^\m n. ni^ or at/. 
 Division into two parties. ^gv€\f. 
 
 2 part, tide, eaute. q^ m. ?TT^/. HT?/ ^/. »T?T «. 
 P. in the right. ^jpiH m. 55^?^ m. 
 The opposite p. yMM<? m. [h^R m. 
 
 3 oiw ©/"rifo litiganti. m^, VVfU, ^*<I»0/. <T?T^ or <T- 
 
 6 ( of soldicrK, Ac. ). 5^<t/. ?Jtoft/. 
 perton parlieularized. KHmft/. H^*M «. mW^T «. f^- 
 fHT «T^«?T n. [Tft, ?t^vft. 
 
 7 /xrrton concerned or interetted in. MI'f^^.K, f^«Tnft, 3T- 
 PlXTT-COLOBCD, «. AoriM^ diccTi colon. ft^^I, ^MfwF^?!, 
 
 2 ( a horse, Ac). 3^:79 or ^, 
 Pabtt-xjui, n. r. Fawtimas. mv^, q w^ i 'fl . 
 PaBTT-wall, «. irafl teparatiny one house from another. ^- 
 
 ^^?Wt »Wft fH^/ »ni^ ff'f/. 
 pAitno. See Umtabt. 
 Pa»«ci5ade, n. T. .Satibe. W^ ^wm •». 
 :n> Pa««, v. n.r. To Go, To Mote, ^T5^, 3fT»f, »?»m «.-»lf*r 
 
 /.-4c ^ y. </#. 
 
 2 »• i5pe«*,— tine 4«. afTBf, 5^^, J^, ^P?^, ??t»:Jf, 
 
 PAS 
 
 7I#, ^TiSt ;— pleasantly, ^jr^iT^, rpTtif , ^Rtif,— painfully, 
 
 3 gain reception, be current. xn?5^, 'Il'Jf, f^-^, ^nr5/.- 
 'Tf^JT/.-'^rlrO /.-&c. 3TOot;7. o/*. ^?T???TT-^'? ^oif. 
 
 4 ie admitted or approved of. q^, cj^ q^^ 3?TT&r, ?3J- 
 "T?St, jtP^ Ti'it, ?Tt^, 1^^. 
 
 5 be regarded as. ^rpi^, Hm^, Hr3T?^-(^Tc5T-&c. vTTnf, 
 
 '^"I'l =qM<Ji, TTfft/.-'m'Tr/.-^n?^ /.-&c. sTH^r ^. o/«. 
 *rr5^ icith »T^-?rTc^r-&c. 
 
 6 occttr, take place. ^Tl^Jf, ^ot, ^rlxfr. 
 
 7 away ; off; over; vanish, disappear, be lost^ be spent,Sfc, 
 3lKt<.ui, PlljiJt, vTTot, ^T^'if, JpTT't, J^T^, virl'l^uj, TflT- 
 
 To p. off well. ^z^. 
 
 8 on; proceed. JS ^JfT^-'^rraw. [ ^ ipT^, 
 To bring to p. bring about. ^T3«T'jf, ^TS^^ aTlTlW, ^- 
 To come to p. t. To Happen, ^n^, qjof, Iroj'. 
 To come to p. be fulfilled, q^, ^^rqm-3T5*RT?T-!T- 
 
 r<< << I « -^ I <!o<4 1 *) -f^^nTW-Ac. q^. 
 
 To let p. /(?< yo j<H/(fert5?rf, ^v. ^rtl/. ^^^g.ofo.-^\% 
 f. ^, #r?^ ( as ^t^'TT?f-%«INI«-HiSI<THf-&c. ^R^ 
 with neg. con. ). 
 
 To p. safely through ( a difficulty, dftnger,4c. ) rittSr, 
 f5T>T^, rnu^<i>/-fJT'TT^ m.-&c.^\^ g. of a. 
 To Pass, ». a. go beyond.^ by, through, art???''?, ^ffi^, %^, 
 TT-M^+V&c. vipot g.ofo. <TR |rdt ^. o/ o. HPt irTf;^- 
 t^isoi, «)ii«(«i or ^Z[^^., 3<fr|+,not, *H<Ji, aTflT^, T^- 
 VT w.-Te?^R n.-3TfrTiJ5HiT W.-&C. ipT'^ g. of 0. STfrnpm- 
 
 jrfff-fft'i-Ac. qntffr. 
 
 2 ( time ) tpend. MP.«)ui, ipJITif, %fff, ^F^^, 5^^<f<Jr, ^- 
 3^ »n.-^"5^<«i w.-f.iri^oHui ti.-Ac. iR#, — pleasantly, 
 *<M«I, ^;rWJ^ f■■V;^Kr^f.-^^m%^^f-&.c.W.T^., — painfully, 
 ^T?^, ^^ — under sliifts and expedients, J^K^^fJif, lafr- 
 Jiit, ^p^=m,?'*-iM;t/.-^rtS'+irt/.-«j>H||vf1Klm.-in(7^prrft 
 /.-'Fl'^'j^iui/-&e. <?vT^, — idly, in diversion, &c. 5n<^tn7f, 
 ifT^.srw/. 'FT^,5«W!FTS?^"T W.-&C. ^^. 
 
 3 cau*e to patt or proceed, ^TcW^, ^[^f^ W^^t^., <T- 
 ^N^ 1>T^, *TT?'t. 
 
 To paHs the eye over. «la.,<<l«|;^-^^<fl|?ff-;rn><HTrff- 
 
 &C. MI'-5«f-NI'^^ ^. 
 
 4 transfer, v. To Makeoteb. f^TT^, a^PT^, CTT?sfit. 
 
 6 ( a law, Ac. ) enact ^p^, wn^fr, «^, ^^, ^(^, 
 
 ( •entenco ). ^tn^T. [^ "FTTOT. 
 
 7 ( cenmre, remark, Ac. ). ^^^=5^, ^tn^r, T^TT'Jlf, Htn«r- 
 
 8 T. To Omit, To Neglect. ^Totot, nrst^, sm^, ^I- 
 
 9 impose fraudulently, palm. ^B7^ ^Wt-TW^or, *?!- 
 15^ Mr«Y5 or ^\'■.^^ Mlftiii. [^TT^ «?Rof. 
 
 10 ( a bill, account, Ac. ) admit. ^rr-»rjr ^fit,?T^ ^^, 
 
 11 by; over; omit, overlook, neglect, disregard, itn^^ T- 
 
 nwof, irti^, nrs'f , 3PiT^, ifWfj'f, 3'^?T'f, g^?TT/.-?rti 
 
PAS 
 
 616 
 
 PAS 
 
 /.-ifec. !F^ g. of 0. 
 
 12 by; over; overlook, excuse, forgive^ Sfe, qifr mt53T, T^ 
 /. ^^ ff. of 0. ^m m. /. ^TPit, *nT»-?TKT ^PTot, ^\l /.- 
 2pTtSl*i M.-^FPrratoET m. qJTwf y. o/ 0. ?rtl/. ^. 
 
 13 by; 2>a«s wear and beyond. ^iT^^T-^CT ^M. 
 1-i off. See To Palm. 
 
 15 through. See To Stbais. 
 Pass, n. passage, way, v. Eoad.-^^ m. «rTT/. 
 
 2 narrow passage. fi^J.nXlf. n. ijRt/. Tsff/. 51«t=Eft 
 
 3 ( over a hill ). qr^ m. dim. ^Ttft/. 
 Blocking up of a p. WR^j^/. 
 Foot or bottom of a p. ^T^^TT m. 
 Head or outlet of a p. q'RHTiTT m. 
 Toll-g;atherer for passes and roads. Tn^RTTT m. 
 
 d passport. MWHI m. ^^^p «. T^TRT m. ^T^^fHt-^TRTT- 
 =Eft-&c. f%f^ or f^t/.-&c. 
 
 P. over the sea, a river, &c. -drlKf^^/- 
 5 push in fencing, ^f. ^wft or sl^ufty. 
 G itate, T. Condition. gr^'-Lfr/. ^^t/. ifrf iJop. *IW/. 
 Note. As the implication of this word is usually 
 that of distressful condition, see also Stbait. 
 Pass-tvOBD, n. watch-word. ^^'^X''^ »»• 
 Passable, «. that may he passed over. vrrT'TF>tfTT-'^niftT-&c, 
 
 2 toleralle.^ hearalle, that can le made to do. ^?5ra, ^'[^- 
 
 &c. f5T?ft^T^, =«iT?55q;?ft^, «Rr, *<i*+, ==it»1«i^t. 
 
 3 capable of admission or currency. ^\^\H\^*\<^\■^\\^V 
 &c. R?T^^TiTr-^FTrn'-&c. 
 
 Passably, adv. v. A.2. •c(|?5l*(l-=5fT^Y5 EqT'TT-&c. ^mT-'in^- 
 1<TT-+IK^I decl. spT (fft-^. [/• T^T^T n. ^tr!^ n. 
 
 Passage, Passiso, m.t.V.N.I. — ad. vTpif n. &c. '^r^f. lirr 
 P. to and fro on a road. ^T^3[Tft or ^^^f. 
 r. V. A. I.— act. 3fr?iS'if n. g-g^ n. &c. WfJi'jft/. g'- 
 
 |s^ «!. gs5?PT «. 3Tf?nPH m. arfhis'T'ir «■ ^''jiTrT n. ^^s^ 
 
 m. ^'^pffrf/. ipffrl/. 
 
 I, way, T. EoAD. ^w »». <fR/. Hpf »». 
 
 II. ZiJe;V^ to pass. vifpi^nqiTft MiVR'ft/.-Hl^oft^ /• 
 ^rtKwr VI. ^smVi^^ m- 5^5TT n. 
 
 111. — as between houses ; alley, f^^ f. Tsft/- «ito5 »». 
 
 lY. part of a book. r«TH n. ^JIFTT/. fe^T ». 
 A difficult p. n^T'tJ «». 
 
 V. V. JODESET, VOTAOE. B^/. 
 
 P. money. ?ftT «»• HI^ «. 
 
 VI. ( in a house ) ^TcE m. 
 
 Til. incident, event. |tT n. qi^pft ^f. 
 Passed, p. t. V. N. 2. ^^HT, 5^3T, &c. JT?!, n^ or g^- ' 
 
 V. V. A. 1. 5«n5f ^, g^q?i?jT, %2^c5T, &c. 3^flr?r, st- 
 ffT^H, ^m, Trftof, jftof. [ ip, art^f^F 
 
 8 & 11. tJ'W^til, arrR^RTT, &C. :^r?T^, 3Trr^ or af(5(t- fl 
 
 10 ^R %%OT-;rT^c5T, &c. ?^, «nT, ^i^, 
 
 p. in the past year. ?^'T^^. 
 Passesoeb, n. way-farer, v. Tbavelleb. irdMldl, ^tnTTT 
 ■-^lUIKl, <H !"-'«%>, «tK*i|'ff, y<lK+<t, 7dK+<K, ^fTT^, ■3f1I<t, 
 
 2 ( in a vehicle ). gcTT^, 3dU+0, 3dK*5:, TrTpft. 
 Passibilitt, n. v. A. ^5:^(W^mT/. g^5:^?^flT/. 5W- 
 
 Passible, a. susceptible of feeling. g^|:^ ^PT,g^:?T?^, 
 ^^5*-^^^?nT, f^:^^. ^ [ ^^^. 
 
 Passing, o. eminent, superior, \. Subpassikq. «r^, ^ft^, 
 
 Passixo, Passisglt, adv. v. Eiceedixgly. 3Tt'T?f, arffT^l^^, 
 arf?! «n com^. 
 
 Passion, n. — as opposed to action. ?ft^'7f n. ?T^ n. ^^ n. 
 ?T^aT n. v^\xm^ n. ^if<Tr=5mr/. 
 
 2 See Passieility. 
 
 3 mental commotion, ^"hr m. ^^•.^'^ m. sqT^frT m. ^' 
 ?Tn »». HT^rr »». w<IJ.3c1l/. HHT'^llJ'rfdl/. 
 
 4 mental feeling, \. AiracTiox. HTSf m. JTsfTtT^f «». TT'fr- 
 
 fi(+K m. n^rf?^f?r/. T?r m. un w. 
 
 The passions, qjm ^^Tf^ "». pi- ^Y'm. «rf|5 m. f Z. 
 
 Absence of p. or desire, ftm M."^7T^n. R<RS/. 
 
 Of subdued passions. ^FT^^^iT^rtl •ll«4fft<T, P>I^'f^«T, 
 fSjqrini'M, fHf^fif^^, ^T^^T. 
 
 Subduing or restraining the passions. <F.rM+lMt^»TT- 
 f^,<^m n.-f^?f^ m. ^f;^?I^K5Tn. rf^^fH^T^w*- iT^^Pf^mn. 
 
 That has -warni passions. ?7^, ar^TFft. 
 
 Void of p. or desire. r«l<l'ri, ^^, 41dlIT. 
 5 — as one of the three properties of Humanity. XyJ 
 n. m. T^JTHTT "*• — t^^t ''*8 it predominant.^lTTift. 
 
 6 T. AXGEB, Kage. Tjnm. =^VAm. #T »». JpftT m. ^irfT- 
 
 A fit, gust, transport, &c. of p. <i'iNT VZW^ m, W.m. 
 
 f fHT?/. f^if[f. Wrft/ ^ «»• ^T"*- 
 
 To fly into a p. ffiT". ^JRcEOT-^qrot y.q/" s. 'TTTf^ f^ 
 *T^tn?n"W ^JITot g. of s. =£[^5 ^^1 ^^ 'T'jf, l^spt'TTH vlTot. 
 Passion leads to poverty. anfrRTn 'ft^F HTH rMl^q ^- 
 
 7 zeoZ, artfor, eagerness. 3n^«fT/ ^fr^f w. aTTflf^/ S'- 
 rFSr/. 3<^+dl /. ^gcFT «. ST^TTT m. ST^T^/. SigT- 
 
 f^/. JT^3/. ^mf arm/. 
 
 8 violent desire. ^ «. f^ ». |j^»«. «T?R «• ^'<F»». Tt^w. 
 See Love. 
 
 Passion-floweb, n. — the tree and flower. JpfW/. 
 
 Passioxate, a. irritable, fiery, ^c. <|>ni, ffT^, rTTTI, ^- 
 
 trt, ^Pttft, q?nT^, Tr^, ^Ftfire, ^if^, mf^, ^trnrf, ^r- 
 tTTft?^, #T?ft?!, ^fmtfr?5, ?ftsiT>ft, ^ft^tift, fSfTS#r, 
 
 »ft, fi l TlM^f?) , fm^^ITT^, f^nSST, frrf :T^t^,fTrT^HNT- 
 
 ^r, sptTSTT^T, #4^=5,, HrfTT^rrg, arrq-r, arfHrrnr, frwH, 
 
 gTRqVrg, 3T»T^t, 3Rrf<^, 5pt>^, ?T^, ^5, ^?- Terms 
 eipressing ■with particularity of aspect or allusion « 
 
PAS 
 
 ei7 
 
 PAS 
 
 ki 
 
 perton eminently passiontrie orjiery^ and thus answering 
 to Hottpur, HotUood, FirehaU, Spitfire, Pepperbox, SfC. 
 4"e. are ^i^NHK, -^H^ftl, STRT^T^, ail«Ml<»<<l, n'^ii, 
 
 tn^E, 34i»*<iHi^fa, 3fi?ft'a(TTn, ;;T5t?ft3Tm, arit^Ttn, wt- 
 
 WT'ft or nfHt^t<0,'^BTt^,"^H<4+:«l, M-«(m, <il<Cii"3. ^f', 
 
 2 eayer, excited, tehement, warm. ;jrHI^MI, -JH-.J'^I, 3Tr- 
 ?T^NT, 31^<IMNI, ■nf'J^HI, ^?ft^T, ?T1<M-MI, 'dri>ri<1, 
 
 ?i\7^, arrft"*?^, 31i*'*ii«iih, ar^TFiY, ar^T^, ^rg^, 'tt- 
 
 Passiosatelt, ode. T. A. 1. <l'll^, TphTT^, Ac. wq^TTSTT^, 
 2 3t^I^I^, ar+^^, 'fit^T^, ^?ft%, &C. 31^<|'I<j4*, 3Tre- 
 
 Pas<ionate>.-ess, ". V. A. 1. ^if^l-muil m. ^Vf^'ITT m. <m- 
 
 T^WrvfHHl/. ^(tSl^lRrii/. iic. n^rflJfifH/. fTtT^TT^ m. 
 ^TT «. n. HHlyui n». HI+NUI'I «. 
 
 ^'ITHI /. 3TT%7T «. fNr/. ?fN) »». 
 PisTioxLESS, o. no< eattly excited. »tT, 'MST,^, ?llf1M*ffl-=<r, 
 
 ?tM »^*(l«JNr. [&c.3iiH<i>ft. 
 
 2 cok/ of pauion. f^<r'ft, ftr^, «ft>H<I»I, ai^<|'l^H-^Jf?T- 
 Passjte, a.— a« opposed to active. r<1«<lHK, f?Tf<5p^, f^l^- 
 
 ^, ^JTTT?!, ^*lWr, ^.HllTV. 
 
 2 unretittiny. «i«wii<i, ?TT^ yiKI, yf^««l, f^rf^^, 
 
 ?f^^W|5, fl^HUyn, 'HpfMK*, 3PpffpTT^. 
 
 3— in grammar. P. Toicc. *MfaT 3<lrMHM^ «. *MfONI- 
 
 *iT «.— reflective p. *»^f<i|*^*(|%*t n. —impersonal p. 
 
 PassitelT, adv. T. A. 1. Pi«4W!<, f^fi*<l,wjl'-ll<HI«IM4*. 
 
 Pas4Ite5esii, Passivitt, n. T. A. 1. f^«<IlK<ir/. ftf^i»>- 
 2 flf^w^fll /. ^l^^ltflf^HI /. &c. «^H^I%/. ?T^Mif m. 
 
 Pa»»K)ST, ». vritten lieente or pat*. mM\H\ m. ^[^a^ n. l- 
 
 Kt^ r>. TTf^rt^ f^/- VS^rM\ f^f- 
 V • -TT, p. Sec Passcp. 
 
 T, II. pa*t time. Jl-?!*!* m. Ifl^I-fl »• *J^*W «• 
 
 2 />««/ oenirreneet. 'trm-WI'H?! «ftv^/. fi. [Tf_ 
 
 Vxm, prep, farther Han, r. Brr05D. ^t, JCt, ^«fl*), in^'^, 
 
 2 Aryoii^,— in time. «mTT ( in comp. at «ftHM*<K paat- 
 
 two, k ?ft^ 'nrr, ttthit, Ac. ). 
 
 4 leyond, ahote, out of the reach of. fl^, <r^t%%. 
 
 Tlia» is p. *3T?(M ( in comp. «• -i'^l'^l^fl that is p. 
 remedy, filTTftJT that in past »j^c Ac. ) 
 Pa»te,i». eampoMlion made of four and vattr, ife. '^f. 
 
 P. of iron rust &c. ( applied to the ends of the drum 
 M«*IM or ^^ ) VTI[/. [?:^-«r?Rrot. 
 
 To Paste, ». a. fasten tcith paste. ^^-^55 ?51^-&c. f^^C- 
 2 «i>e. ^3at, ^5E/. t7r«l^-^. 
 
 Pasteboabd, w. 5^t^ 3T%^^rm^f^q;?^%%aT ^ni ^imq»j. 
 
 P. cover ( for a book ) jf^^f n. 
 Pasters, n. — of a horse. ^i:t or ^^ m, 
 Eing of hair on the p. f^Rff in. 
 2 leg—m contempt. ?m^ or cliM^/. ?PFT »«. jft/. 
 Pastebk-joixt, n. Hun? n. »[5/. 
 Pastil, n. scented stick, Sfc. burnt for perfume. 'ii^\i[f. 
 
 Pastime, n. amusement, diversion, Sfc. v. Plat. %oS m. ifft- 
 
 *IB^PHOIt/. ni<3*l »». l^iJT^BTO m. 
 Pastob, n. shepherd. JT^^^r or ^5^, ifgqT, ^S^TTZ, ^ q ma . 
 2 fig. spiritual instructor, n?, vf^h^?!^, ,tT^n^, 31T- 
 
 Pastobal, a. T. N. 1. relating, Sfc. to shepherds. ?l««Hjf^, 
 
 &c. ?ra»rf%^^, *^ ima^iivft-f^^T^P. 
 
 2 fig. tPTtq^^JPT^, ':T'^q^r^sJKft-f^i^, 
 Pastobal, n. H'sPHHTTf^^'T^R; ^PT^ w. 
 PaSTKY, n. V. SW-EETMEATS. K^^rVT f^sKf 11^1% n. 2)7. 
 Pastbt-cook, n. ^?.^|, T^T^TT, 
 Pa9tcr.\oe, «. See Pastube. 2 price paid for grazing. ^Tt| 
 
 /. y<,-M<l(/. nr^R^/.— on waste lauds, ^^m^/. vnf. 
 Pasture, n. grazing land. gr^TT/. ^TT/ ^i'l"! n. ^^«. 
 
 A p. clog. ?ftlT «. 
 
 P. and water— as affecting cattle. "TH'raTro.Tr'T^^rT'". 
 
 To feed in rich p. xj^. 
 
 To send or put out to p. *(Kwf|«-'srKuftar--»(R«n«n;- 
 &c. SI<i«|uf-virt"l-%^- 
 
 2 grass for the food of cattle. ^TTT m. ^K/. ^^/. ^RH- 
 (JT n. '^fr^ n. -^K^^ui n. ^^^ w. 
 To Pasture, «. a. feed on a pasture. ^T^, <I<RIOT ^TR^, 
 
 To Pasture, v. n. ^r«c. ^T'f. 
 
 Price paid for tending at pasture, ^trfr/. Tft^ »«. 
 Pasture-hobbles, n. 5"T^/ "Fot^ w. *ai«»l' m. »THgir «. 
 
 HT^^tlT m. «-«j*t4l «. ^tlT m. 
 Pastubiso, »i. y. a.— art. ^TT^ n, SRvi^f. vn or ^/. ^- 
 
 T. V. N.— ac/. irritn. ^Toft/. 
 Pat, adt. fitly, exactly. »tHTT or ^H^IN «fcd.ft^c?T rfcci. ST- 
 
 Pat, a. t. Fit. »ff»^T. 
 
 Pat, n. /a;>, //y/.^ Wore VN/. VTSl/. '<im<t/. VTTt/. 5tTrT- 
 
 t\f *m^/. ^^/. 
 
 2 ( of butter, Ac. ) small flattuih lump. S^f. «fN^/. 
 To Pat, r. a. tap, ^c. *Tm«t of t^^, ^TTT/.-Ac. m^<Jr-3j^, 
 
PAT 
 
 618 
 
 ?AT 
 
 To p. and coai. »mjiit, stTFT't', vmijf. [Z-^. 
 
 To p. on the back approvingly, &c. qi<ft^< !«1I*1I*1«I^ 
 2 heat into shape by patting. stTTT^, ^^TTOT, ^>T^<Jf,>^, 
 ^T^, ^n^ /.-<iiM<ilH/. ^>T<»t, %T »J.-qj OT. ^-^[(SOf. 
 
 Instrument of masons to pat with. VPT^ «. *TT- 
 "T^/. *Trft/. ^tT'ft/. — of potters. »TFTnJf«. 
 Patch, «. /)?ece ( of cloth, &c. ) seiced or put on to mend, fz- 
 n^ n. dim. Ti'i'A f. ^FOTT or qSTT m. m^ or Jpff/. Tft/. 
 — esp. of leather or wood, m^ttf. TTsil n. <T^/. 
 2 (of land) /wwe. f^ w. vj^^pft^ ^^jr »». ^ or ^«| n. 
 
 By patches. f3%^TT. 
 
 Patch on the side of a hill cleared & burned, ^otr m. 
 3 — on the face. fep?^/. Tft/. 
 To Patch, v. a. mend hy tewing on, Sfc pieces, f^qai^t, feiaJ 
 «.-f5'Toi^/.-&c. ?5Rot-^, fi'Iotlfd'Ioi/. JpTot^. of 0. 
 
 2 or,patch up; rfo up or mend hastily or clumsily. ?Tf'T5"if , 
 
 afTf^ ^ot, sprfn/.-im^^ or iMt /.-•-lirnTtfn: n.-&c. 
 
 3 or, patch up; make up of pieces. ?T+,4;MM|+4^T^r' <T^- 
 
 Patch-wokk, n. jcori composed of pieces. »J+iMldl+4^|-5i- 
 
 A garment or cloth of p. qr^/. ^\^mf. 
 Patched, p. v. V. 1. f5>ToS st^ot, &c. ^ffr^, ^dliPlO, ih- 
 sr^-f^i'jti fe'ioEf ^. 
 
 2 fTPT5^t?T, ?Tm|^ ^?l%c7T, iirKHrii %^f5T, &C. 
 
 PatchEet, «. clumsy, lungling work. STT'R'^T^rS ^FPT n. 
 Pate, «. v. Head. i^f. i\^ n. J^t^/. :i^ «. ;=ito5 m. 
 Patella, n. v. K»ee-pan. gsMJi^ft ^r^/. 
 Patest, a. open, apparent, compicuouf, Sfc. v. Plais. 3TT¥, 
 
 2 appropriated, !!jc. hy letters patent. ^TT^, ^HH^-tll, 
 Patent, «. vniting granting a privilege. ^TT^/. <J>JT?T or 
 
 "RKRT »». MI.1I1I m. f^^l'nfKr^R'rfsf-in^/. [ ^. 
 
 T^T'E:!iTEv:,n. person to whom a patent is given. ^^, ^PT^- 
 Pateb-familia8, «. persop. having a family. 5J**t, VHI*ft, 
 
 Pateenal, a. pertaining, Sfc. to a father. fqPTT^, &c. "'iH^, 
 P. affection. q^fcffH »». ^ ■atHHft l/. &c. 
 
 2 fatherly, like a father. ^IH^K^^l, f^dWH, f^jHy^ , 
 
 3 V. Heeemtabt. irT^nrgfT an^^r, f^srpm, f^smr, ^- 
 
 Patebnallt, adv. v. A. 2. silMlflK^I decl. f^^^. 
 Patersity, n. fathership. ii||MMU|| »». R^i^ n. f^^JftT m. 
 
 Path, n. vay, v. Eoab. ^t^/. ^^ m. m^ m. 'm pop. T*^m. 
 By p., off p. 3Tre^T7/. fT^R/. Jfratt or ^itf 
 Foot p. SMrt«)l'i/<npqNrfl<»IJ/.»TT5?T^f/.5rft^F^T7/. 
 Horse p. ^fk^\z/. 
 P. beaten on a muddy road. qr^/. or pi. TT^tfT- 
 
 The right p. ?T?T'<t m. ^^HjA m. 
 Pathless, a. ^p^\k^\, ST^V, ^r^'«T. 
 Path-wat. See Path. 
 Pathetic, Pathetical, a. moving, touching, affecting. ^? 
 
 ^OIM^^, ^FWIKT^, +,^Uim?T, :R:arRTT^, ^Rfl^Pj^FW^T, 
 
 tVt^, f^TlHI^^, JTrpT^T^, ^^WT, ^^m^'^, J?m^R^, 
 
 f^rll^+rTt- [?^f^^T decl. 
 
 Patheticallt, adi). \. A. :^^ ^TTTT^mT-^mfn-'^TTWT t/fc/. 
 
 I Patheticalxess, n. v. A. +^uil/. H)<>ukHot. ^s^t^ n. V^- 
 
 I TTt*T^F?^ «. i{N+t^». f^?[5f-Tf^ «. [ i([\. 
 
 Pathic, n. catamite, qt^JTTTa:, nft^ cr »Tt5»IT, ^1^, ^^T^, 
 
 I Pathological, a. v. N. l^^mT^'^, fH<^MR«)*<+-^^'fl. 
 
 Pathology, n. science of the causes^ symptoms.^ Sfc, of 
 
 disease.^^^ or <lMpI'^M». f^^^TT^n. ^rn^57ntf^?ir/. 
 
 ! Pathos, n. patheticalness. •ht'UiKtiM, ^ »». 
 
 Patience, n . calm endurance. ^Tf^^)qiiTT «. •F^^T'TT w». 
 
 ?rr|TOr?TT/. fflft^^TT/. fcffrt?^ ff^/. 
 
 2 calm waiting, expecting, Sfc. ^itK m.^4 n.^ m.^^^/ 
 
 ^TJTTf /. ^Tf5/. f^HT^ or fyf^Rr? /• 
 
 To have p. f^R^, Mrk »«.-^ m.-&c. t^Rof-^jIpt-^T^. 
 8 ( of injury or affront ), ^tf^^J^mi m. ?THT/. ^tfW/. 
 Jjf /. "m m. 
 Patient, a. v. N. 1. ^r^ft^F or ^"^qj, ^^, ^"UfTf^, *^^, 
 tftr, ^'nrr^, ^f^5ftc5, «f|^, ^ esp. in eomp. ^^g, 
 
 2 tftr, ftrcmr, ^r^TT, ^Hr^,^'kT^, fiT*^ or fq»?T, w- 
 
 3 ^T?iW or «r?it^, €m^, €mTf , ^^^^, ?T*ft, ^^kt- 
 
 Patient, n. — a« opposed to agent. +)-iMl^, 'FHT'^, ^pJll'iT'T. 
 
 2 tick person. I^otijr^, ^t^, itp^ ^w.i^jr^ an«l*ft/. 
 
 Patiently, arfc. v. A. 1. wti^HuiFt, f^iRT^, &c. ^ tTCH,frT. 
 
 2 ffeRT^f, ftmrt^, &c. ^ tT€^, vftr trsTT, yq vt^tt, 
 
 Patimap, n. — the native boat. "P^'TT^/. 
 Patly. See Pat, [ or^T?^/. 
 
 PATOis,n.rf;<iZ<?c< of the lower classes. 375T<iT jTFfHt ^tf^.3T^- 
 Pateiabch.m. head or founder of a family. K^'Twr,aTrf^"T^T, 
 
 2 &g. dignified and venerable person. J^^'T, f ^^=7. 
 Patriabchal, 0. belonging, Sfc. to a patriarch. HrfM^<;NI, 
 
 'JT^Mrfl-^r, &c. iTc5>J*'1+J»itft, ^^<TH«itft-R«l'M+. 
 PatbiciaN, a. nolle, pot plebeian, v. Gentle, jftsm ^f?Tr^, 
 
 mS5TT fJ^T^, f^^, f?*t^, 3rf^T^3Tm. 
 Patbician, n. nobleman, v. A. JpftT 5^. 
 Patbimonial, a. pertaining, Sfc, to a patrimony . ^^?n^T, 
 
 t 2 inheritsdfrom ancestors,\. Hebeditaky. qUrtiTT^^T, 
 
 I P. estate. ^r]y^;^^f. 
 
PAT 
 
 619 
 
 PAW 
 
 PATBliiOST, It. an inherited right or ettate. ^rK^n. ^TT^»». 
 iiOttw. <ld»i«ll^/. 'ft'^frfVfl. srflt^Nt TT^/. *tlMfJ<A 
 f.^n. 
 
 Confiscation of a p. |f^T^#?rm. ffrltJif^Hfl. 
 Sequestration of a p. «(dHvHJO /. 
 Title-deed of a p. qiT51<mn. [^ff*np. 
 
 PateiOT, n. lorer, Sfc. of hit country. W^rnF^IHI'ft J^, ^- 
 PiTBiOT, Pathiotic, a. V. N. Jg^Wf^TKr^, ^^^lirHMMIH I, 
 
 Patriotism, n. love, ^v. oj one' t country. *«(^flirMMH«. 
 ?^»PTf^/ t^^^iwIfH/. ^^^nmf'p/. ^^nrgrmm. 
 
 Pathol, n. walking round of a guard. »R?t/. drfl^iw. 
 
 2 patrolling body. T^/ rlrtHlw. ^n. from the English 
 
 "round8"i8 common. [?7TW. 
 
 P. proceeding with music. *IM'l*rl/. — opposed to '^- 
 
 A man of the p. mw'h^'Y, ^^^^THT. 
 
 To Patbol, r. n. tcalk round at a guard. PrarT^TTw. ^of, IW/ 
 
 ^T^-^t'I, v»11'H»n.-s»ii'ifi/. ti(\n ftR'jf. 
 PatK05, n. protector, tupporter, 4'e. «itfiiT^ or qtl%^, 'rt'n;, 
 
 115^, 4i<<mH, g'**ft, arrflTT, sn^nrVfT, an^RTiTH, %- 
 ^rft, JT^^nrr, T^^trr^.M^HiiO, jt^^pttt, f^mf'fl, f^miH 
 
 5TT, <^ren«Tn. 3fr'<T«TT «n. liMt,"! n. SJ^OJ m, r1U||f]| «i. 
 2 appreeiator of merit. Trmim, vJTm, ^Tunri^, yiMI^, 
 
 •Torff, T^, in^, yi^iff, fn=fT??F, *fnsr. 
 
 Patbos-lem, a. ^TTm^, fTTTf^TT, fHTTVTT. 
 
 Patko5aOE, n. npporf, protection afforded. f^Hl/d or f^- 
 
 «i<T/. Hi^'ii/t/. MWM'^r m. <n«^ fi. qMTJT^w n. am- 
 
 2 appreciation of merit. ^wiv^«i «. yrjlM «• *]umi^+- 
 
 PaIBOXAl, a. pertaining, ^c. to a patron. <ftf?r?Tr^, «T^HI- 
 
 »TT^T, f^Hl<f1^KHT,&c.f^»n^^, ;i«M'^MI, &c. qHT^, 
 
 qN^, <iT5?^ fN'tft. " [orrft/. 
 
 T ATtov as, n. female patron. ipRfftl or^f. <fHut ^- 
 To PatB05Ize, r.a. tupport, countenance, ^c fipTT^/.-3lT- 
 
 «ni m.-"HTVTT m.-^Jifft/.-Ac. ^, ^tt*K w.-^WM-^i m.- 
 
 Ac. *^ 5- (/o. *^R m. i^ g. of o. TRTT n.-qW^in.- 
 
 &c. *^ ^. o/ 0. *T^-l|n%^ 'TTT't, fnft «IT«t. 
 PATVOyiZKP, ^. T. V. f^inf^ f^?^, Ac. fflVR^. 
 Patbosimic, ■. 3nf«TfT^* *». 
 
 Pattkh, n. wooden thoe. ^nMJ or WW[ f pi. W\^^^^f, 
 Ta Patteb, p. *. tirike nilh a quick luccetiion qftmall 
 
 «oiifu/«— tailing rain, Ac. «T^7^-<R<Rt-Vin-«HI»l-^- 
 
 ?Tl-ITa»nE-«r^-Ac. <Tr»f, <t«1|<!f. 
 
 2— fc<.-t in quick moTcmcnt. ^T^l^, ^f^-^l'^ll-Ac. 
 
 ^T=!flt-<TTf''T. [ intent. VCVTRm. 
 
 PATTtBI50. n.T. V. l.—»ct. WfWf^ n. WVl qi^f «. Ac— 
 
 2— «r/. ^iriflf ». tc.— intent. ^r?IT^ «•• 
 pATf EBI501T, ade. T. v. 1. *!▼!, "l^^, <T^'^t, ?Tnnr, «l- 
 
 «it, wwra,— »>i/<r«». VTT^i, Vint, f??nrr, «iiRt. 
 
 2 ^rri, ^l^, 'J^^i t^^-^^,— intent. TTlt, 
 Pirmoi, «. ma/W, exemplar. n^^T ct. 9Nt »•■ W^\ w. HT- 
 
 iR<n *. 1^<n ai. 
 
 ' 2 tpecimen, tample. zfr^f. ^^n\ m. H\^(f,\ m. ^PPft/. 
 3 kind, sort. fr=^/. SHT/ STFR m. 
 Paucitt, «. smaUness of number, fevnett. STlVrTT w. 3Tr<T<TT 
 /. ^n^TTrTt^ «. [^?ff /. 
 
 2 smdlness of quantity. VI^W"!! w. +*0hu|1 »». 3T?'T?ir /. 
 Paunch, n. v. Bellt. ^r n. ;j^ n. 
 
 Distended ^p. pot-belly. h:f. mf 
 Pacpeb, n. person subsisting on charity. f*|<f>lO, f'T^l^*)!, 
 
 2 — in law. -ik^k. 
 
 Paupebism, ft. state of indigence requiring tupport from 
 
 others. fM+.I^MUll «i. f*r^"tT3ft^^/. fH^TrffrT/. STJ^- 
 
 WT^ftf?^/. [ Ac. q?^. 
 
 2b Paupeeize, r. a. reduce to poverty. fH%F rfNUJ, PT^T^t- 
 
 Pause, «. temporary stop or cessation. <yr/ JT^^'fl'/. <T^ 
 
 2 suspense, doubt. J^tTT/. gT^'^T «. TT^^f^ w. 
 
 3 ( in music, poetry, Ac. ). 'tTPF/. ST^^PTn. ^f^ m. 
 
 4 intermission of labor or work. ^r?T m. ^5J «i. sTPTr »i. 
 ^rf^ m./. 7^*T/, 7^ or 3^*T/. T^rl/. 7^«f?r/. STT- 
 WTTOT. 
 
 To Pause, c. n. wa^f a «ior< «/op, forbear for a time. »Te% 
 
 n^'Fm n. %^, »n^, ^5wf, sJtTiJt, f^«i«i«f or fsrw- 
 
 ^, f^THsff, f^^Nl^ or ^K^ilf, ^T3«l^, ^ m. ^pjf-^dt- 
 2 V. To Dehbebate, To Hesitaie. ^ ^T ^ ^rijf-«n^- 
 
 To Pate, r. a./oor ««VA brick or itone. "JPIfl^/.-NN^/. 
 
 ^TWf^. ofo. <PT^OT.«lt%l9r-?R^,<RX'TT/jPi. t5T^-«W^. 
 
 2 the v!&y {or; facilitate the introduction of^ ^^.f.-X^\m. 
 
 -Ac. ^T'Jt-TTr'f, 
 Paved, a. "^Ttf^. 
 Pavement, Patino, Pate-woek, n. floor of atones or Iricki. 
 
 "PTH^/. f^^f "^^ m. dim. <F^!lft/. 
 Flat p. <Tmt/. "TtntJI or q^tnoT «. 
 Paveb, Patieb, n. r. V. 1. "if<««i<t +<<'II<1, IR^ «lf*mtTT, 
 
 Ac. i»<,««i<IT. 
 Pavilion, n. v. Tent. \k\ m. 
 
 Paw, n./oo< of a beast. "HIT «• T^TT^ n.— of a cat. V^f. 
 Ta Paw, r. n. — as a horse, Ac. JTT/.-JTSR/ TTT^, |jf /.-Ac. 
 
 ^ I H I <i?| or Jiq<Oi' or ^T^T^'f I •ilM<«! or ens<^l. 
 To Paw, e. a. «cr(ip« wiVA the fore foot. aiM<«Ii or ZTSRof. 
 
 2 Aa»«//« rwrfrfy or roughly. ^ OT.-<r3TT w. ;i'»»'t, fms^T, 
 
 5??iuf, pfTwrrnr m. ^>t^. 
 
 Pawn, «. ;>fca^e. IfM n. qV^ n. fHftq m. 3TTfM »i. 
 In p. At p. IfTT^. 
 2— at chess. c'H^ w. ««Tr5^ »«. 
 
 Check mate with p. ^^\^f. wn^JTRT or «n^infl/. 
 To Pawn, r. a. given in pledge, q^ |^, n^HT 5?Tf^ ^, 
 
 Pawv-bbokeb, n. 
 
 P'i. ticket. »tfm^ n. iprr^i ». 
 
PEA 
 
 620 
 
 PEl 
 
 Pawked, /). V. v. 1^ ^^, ^^m^z 35fr53I, Ac. f^ff^, 
 
 To Pat, v. a. (a, debt ) liquidate, discharge. \^^ ^, ^K^f , 
 ar^ ^^, <JKIM|0ft/. M.-&C. qPT^ ^r. ofo. 
 
 To p. in full.v.ToCtEAB. <PI?rrTm.-^RRTM. ^JHTt ^. ofo. 
 
 «r»rT^-f»)'i"*i'i-'fi^'F-&c. ^^m^i 3t?tt ?r ^sp^f. 
 
 To p. in part. gTrIT ^T^. 
 
 2 give pay to. rr?5^/.-^vTHTr w.-qriR »».-%?T^ «.-&c. ^- 
 
 3 render, give. ^, «PT"'t. 
 
 4 for ; ( an article bought ). f%»TTrT /.-Ht?5 w.-^ w.- 
 '^^ m.- pr??T n.-&c. ^. 
 
 5 for ; d^one by aiifering. f^iTTot, f^wf or Pl^tKuf j^tg^. 
 
 6 in ; ( monies, &c. due ). T^. 
 
 7 off ; lit.^. T. To Eetaliate. %TiJJr, T^cn' T^^. 
 To be paid off ; lit. Jig. f^zH. 
 
 Pat, n. wages, hire, ^'c. T^R m. qPT »J. rffS^I /. iMHi l W 
 
 HTT m. »r3Tft/. f^ TO.'rriTm/. 5?Tni or 5?n%T m. ■^- 
 
 Daily p. ^i^r m. ^r^f.- 
 
 General serving out of p. or wages. m^i\ m. 
 
 Monthly p. <^<HI^I m. H[^f[\ m. JTT1%^ «. 
 
 Yearly p. sfT^^ n. 
 
 P.-roll. SR^^ qr^r^ M. 
 
 To settle the monthly p. of. i^m \ ^ \ m. ^^^, 
 Pat -bat, n. tpTTT ^20*fRr f^^ wi. ^f^TT^T iyi3l»-(NI ^^>». 
 Pat-masteb, n. one «'Ao is to pay. ?n=!«l-<MM<l-%rr5T-&C. ^- 
 
 2— military. 7nTt-^5r-&c. ^tl^ K T, ^m^*^. 
 Patable, o. rf«e. grqi^,'^. 
 
 2 (^ai can ie/ja/rf. ?n'Tr3fmT-^^m?fT-HRPIT-&c. '^^smMt- 
 
 Paxino, Patment, «. T.V.I.— ac<. %i<iif »• \^ n. '^luft/.— 
 s<a<e. %?/. <^/. f^<^/. 
 
 The closing and clearing p. ^TTS^TT^/. 
 Pea, «. ^Fimr m. ^r5FT «». ^?ft^ m. 
 
 Half of a split p. &c. SToS^OT »«. g r fe s ft /- 
 Peace, n.—as opposed to war. ?T^ m. ^n?! w». ^r^ or gPT^ 
 or ^ OT./. ^p^cfTT »». ^f^ OT. ?T^q n. ^ «. f^|§; «. '^- 
 
 P. and war. ^fvTl^^ m. 
 
 Treaty or treating of p. ?r^ m. 
 
 ■Written treaty of p. rT^^TTRT m. [ aft. 
 
 Welcome defeat for peace sake. ^ HM<rfl "Tttt fPTlT 
 
 3 rest from commotion or agitation ; quiet, ease., tfc.^j;^- 
 quTT m. 1^^ n. g^ n, ^<-1flH|«TnT ». ^Ttfrf/. ?WT*TPT «. 
 ^^'*T?TT/. ^wm n. 
 
 Internal p. P. of mind, ^'.g^ pop. aidiy^H «• 
 
 In p. and safety. ?n=5m?T. 
 
 Peace bo with thee. ^f^. 
 Z freedom from tumult, riot, ^'c. ^rm^T m. ^STWrTT /. 
 ?5rRWT n. l^r^^fTT/. ^^HT^ W. <i M4.|< | f^rq n. fSf- 
 
 P. prevails every where. fs\^ fr\^ ?!R«r 3TI^. 
 
 P. and plenty. P. and prosperity. SIMI^m'Y/. 3T H I '(\ /'. 
 
 4 harmony, concord, reconciliation. fK^njf »i. ?lin ;«. ?f- 
 f^ m.f.pop. t^f. arf^^ >». ^^*TPTR m. fH^n. 
 
 5 silence. H%70TT m. sfN ^op. Jrtj^ n. STHT^'T «. 
 
 To hold one's p. THT^ ^"'f j J^TTT »».-'^ n. VT^iif , 
 ^ OT. pi. ^^-Plciuj, wnHr «• sRSt, ifnH»»J, 
 Peace ! ^'^ ! 
 Peaceable, a. free from tear, tumult, Sfc. ^?RV,'E^?*rTorRr, 
 
 fH^Tjrar, PlfHtl'l, ?fl*5||>rMr=EIT, TTO^-TTg^T-Ac. ^IfT-^- 
 
 ^-&c. 
 
 2 jMW/, «o< agitated hy passion, v. Calm. ^rfjT, 4T5, ?^'*T. 
 
 8 mo< rou^/* or violent, v. Pacific, ^ihmi, ^rmtT^TTT- 
 
 ^, -HIHIMNMI. 
 
 4 «o< quarrelsome, iurlulent., Sfe. 1^, ^l<A4, ♦Hct^jj^feT 
 
 or ^, ^'<T, ^fa, ^nft, IfTtfrrf^, T^a, ^i55^?T^, ^c4^R|j^, 
 
 Peaceableness, «. v. A. 1. ^^<rTorT m. ?ER*T?fT/. ^^TT^zq' M. 
 f^W?^^/. f^^qcTT/. &c. f^THR m. g^r^^PTT^ »'». 
 OTg^lTTT^ in. &c. 
 
 2 ^r<irT<irT «i. ^mirar/ ^rtfrr/. i^'sif /. 
 
 4 TfNt/. fliw^quir m. &c. ifrf^^i' >». JFJ^^^r^^n^/. 
 Peaceablt, orfv. T. A. 1. ;f«R'«T, ^?r?*T<mH, &c. fa^q^sr, 
 
 3 ■HIH|q^KI^, ^ | Hlm^ l 3 | \ 
 
 Peace-beeakeb, «. fr^smiiTT, ?fftT»T^-'»r3T5f;-f^^n?nF. 
 Peace-makeb, n. ?r^ +,<.uik|j ^paf^^oqi, ^TBTrPris^, f^T- 
 rfm-MI, ^f^TFrff. [^TW n. 
 
 Peace-making, n, ^ipi «. fiT^mf*T^/. ^J^f^R^roff/. Bf^- 
 Peacefol, Peacefulness. See Peaceable, &c. 
 Peach, «. ■HHIt^ «. 
 Peachick, «. jrirr^ f^^^^ «. 
 Peacock, n. ^ «». %^ m. H^ m. fr?a^ «. f^Rft m. 
 
 Crest of a p. ^/- »?'JTf r?<ri/. 
 
 Cry of a p. Jlft »». %^T/. HqR'?!^^ m. 
 
 Fan or brush of p. feathers. iftT^^ »>. j^«i. JTk^i?j 
 or %?5 OT. n. 
 
 Tail of p. JTtTT^ f^^TTTT m. fili^T M. ^ «. — Eye in 
 it stotT m. =cf^^ tn. H^^ M. 
 
 To have attained full plumage,— a p. ^tjotuf. 
 Peageeen, a. \^m\. [ tempt, Ht?^ n. 
 
 Pea-den, n. c5t5k or 55t|T/. «. T^/. Rlf^'ft/. — in con- 
 Peae, n. Jg?: n. f^^ n. ^ w. q^frnr n.'^THnT n. 3?f^5J»T «. 
 
 2 ( of things generally ) v. Point. ^ilqJt or w^f. 
 #5T/. *i-^+1/ gs^T m. dim. g^qft/- f^^ »• 3nT5Tw. 
 
 3 ( of grain, &c. above the level of a measure ;. ^f. 
 Peaked, a. v. N. 1. ?jift, ^n^, f^T^rff. 
 
 To Peal, ». n. sound loudly.^ ^'c. <5«l<\u|ui, ^SR^, ^fl^^, 
 f 3 f> 4ul , ^PTPFr M.-rrTnFT»».-&<'. fl^-^T?iar-&c. g. of s. 
 — iniens. <^u||U|ui, 4>4l£u), ^?T5^, ^«IS"I, ^Timit. 
 
 Peal, Pbaliso, n. v. y. ^pm m. ^RW ff». ^flTW ?«. cfsm 
 
PEC 
 
 621 
 
 PEB 
 
 or ^ m. «FfT^ or ^ m. 5J5T^T »». 5t<?iT m. <f.i<tl «i.— 
 in tens. SUROIR w. STM m. yui^^uiii »». *i+iK m. ^- 
 
 By peals, pealingly, Ac. q^TT?, ^ST^f, ^ITTf, ^TSII, 
 
 HiTf , ^T?5, ^^Rt, ?n^Fi, ^^nf, tT5TtT?, mr?t, "fst- 
 
 "FT, H>SI«i, MSIHS, TSTSf. 
 Pealeb, n. Pealiso, />. o. v. V. suisoimin, i<iV|40iKT, Ac. 
 
 .^oj^oflH, 4.5l+S-qn<»I-Ac. «l|V|0|KI. 
 Peak, «. (^ <PcB 3n^. 
 
 2 prickly pear, v. Ecphobbia. fsrsr^^Ht. 
 
 m. ThH^'H m. «. qr^ n. 
 
 Leaf of the prickly p. T5T ffl. 
 
 Quster of pearls. ^TPMirJ; n. [jifTTl^ «. 
 
 Imitation p. jpr^wft, ^m<t*rT<ft, qr-^^ Jll^j^m. 
 
 Lack lustre p. ^T?T w. *I^??I^^ m<fr. 
 
 Mother of p. »fl?ftfpT or »OnT^<r/. »l>n^'ft/. 
 
 Suit or act of four pearls. ^\Wt\ m. 
 
 To fall asunder,— BtruDg pearls, &c. arrtniot. 
 
 Peabl-otsteb, fi. Jilt^lHI ftTTflT m. ^tF/. ^f.^pr/ [fspTT, 
 
 Pbajuxb, a. adorned with pearl*. *T?STH^a,wfTp«fJTHf3H, n^f- 
 
 2isv.J,a.ahoundwff with fearU.M'^\j{^^ S'PT^^i J'fcN^rl. 
 
 2 retfmllitig pearl*. jfnTreR^r, *''fn^, ^'''T^^^i 5'''^" 
 
 pEASAST, n. rvttie, v. CocStbtmas. flH^tiir, qtn^^, %*»!, 
 
 PEASA5T, o. See BCSTIC. 
 
 PlA<A5TBT, n. bodyofpetuanl*. ^^^f. m^mit. tl<imO«T* 
 
 Pebble, Pebbus stose, n. roundith $tone. «i\eT «. «ll€t/. 
 
 <nr ». jr «. ^vk m. 
 
 Black p. sacred to Vishnu. |l|f>,ym w. 
 Desert tract covered with pebbles. ^)<M n. 
 Little p. SB%TT w sf^RT w. 
 
 P. sacred to Shiva. vv\ m. — the stone (of the shape 
 of the «ftfSt ) in the centre of which it is placed. ?lia*l 
 orWf- 
 
 Pebblet, nnall stones, ffit/. 
 PlBBtT, a. ahoundinf, S(e. urilk pebUa. •ihiWNl, ^W»Nt. 
 
 Peccabilitt, «. T. A. qrjnft»!m/. qnwT'n/. qn^rom/. 
 
 qmT»TW m. ^rmm^mf. qrm»Twtm n. 
 PEccABtE, a. liable or tvhject to hn, qnn*lt^, mq^Ti,<nq?T»T, 
 
 ftTTTTTT, liHlfflMiq, VIV*<MfM'<I, ?»*«lHri. 
 Peccadillo, h. ilight fault. ^/. 5*/ fW^ 3rm^ «.- 
 
 ^^ m. 3?*MrV?!M' «. W^IMOkT «. 
 PiCCASCT, «i. ▼. A. 2. fl^ <n. ftV^/ ?^W m. 
 
 Pkccabt, a.Jatdt^, T. CBmtBAL. anqTT*ft, ar^rnft, «iq<i*i. 
 
 2 eorruft, morbid, vitiated. fffSTT, ft*i<^V, ff'HT, ^- 
 V^' ^ 
 
 Peccati, ^ffiO^n m. ^mi[%H m, [W. 
 
 To cry p. ^ fH'T, 't *TBt-*^<»iwf, ^rtq^f, ^ttft^ «l. 
 To make to cry p. <f-%-»^oihi'i, "^NOlui, 
 Pick, n. t. Msasw. ^ %f<tm7 3Tf^< 
 
 2 fig. larye number or quantity, ^^f. 
 To Peck, v. a. strike vith the leal: '^\^f.-Z^^f. JTRof, ^T- 
 
 ^T^, zlN?^, Jhtos5fr, ^^Ef^, +<<j,?,u]f, ^ijjot. 
 
 2 ( a hole. ). %<t^-&c. <TT5of-:pTiif^Jlr|5-?^i^S?r-f^f;fT 
 
 -&c. mi«ii', ^«Fc^. 
 
 3 pick up tcith the leak, ^^fof, fimi?. 
 To feed by pecking grains. ^jM. 
 
 4 at; fi^. find fault tcith constantly. f%Tf%^wf, f^^qftr/.- 
 fqr^/.-f^tq/.-fJT^/.-f^^/.-f^vftJT or fq^pvfft- 
 
 ^/.-^Tm'jft/.-m?iT^/.-trra^ft^/.-qraqH/.-f^^ /.- 
 
 Pecked,/), t. V. 1. =^r^ HT^?i?yT, =^r<(T5l%f5T, &c.— fruit, &c. 
 
 I ^T^. [fTf^uim, &c. 
 
 Peckeb, n. PECKnto, jj. a. t.V. 1. 'RT^ HROiKT, -^NHUITTT, 
 4 f%T^ ^TtjnTT,&c. ^^^, f^f^?rr, r«fc<0.<i or =^, 
 frrfro or =^jtt, fijf^_ 
 
 Pecthiai., a. like, ^c. a comb. "ptJit^, *un^KWI. 
 Pectoeal, a. belonging to the breast. 3?T5fT, ^Trft^T, &C. ?- 
 
 Pectobai, n. a medicine for the chest and lungs. ^RHT n. 
 
 2b Peculate, ». n. defraud the public, v. To Embezzle. cT- 
 
 «TKT ?TT^ m. ^, ??T^/. ^T'lf, ■Ml«("i, ^T^f. 
 Peculation, n. t. V.— arf. aJTT^Tft ^Tiif «. &c. fJTT^^/. 
 
 ^TTT^rft/. fi^n*<i or rRT^^ m. ^s^fX(\^^ n. 
 
 I. Ulicit gain. W^f- W^f. ^<\H^\ttf- ft^R/. 
 Peculatob, n. Peculatiso, p. a. v. V. rFTOl^t ^)^RT, 
 
 ?n^ ??MKT, &c. ^rm^TT, ^rr^. 
 
 Fectiuas, a. proper, appropiaie, exclusively own. 3TRc5T, 
 
 . v<lffi<i< [, f^pST & ^ •« eomp. ^^, ^"Y^, ^^, ^q-, 3TOI- 
 VRWr, a^ITHT^, aiTTJ^inff, rpWsR^, aiT'P^TO^vft, fT- 
 
 in comp. aTTTH, 3TItMl<<, 3TTr*?^. 
 2 particular, special. ftfit^T, ar^TtTR^, 3TOmT^. 
 PicCLiAB, n. MfiM«»«j>»"opfr/y. WimaN HTt? m. f^vftTTn. 
 
 1^ n.^c. 
 Peculiabitt, n. y. A. 1. ^Wl'TT m. SI^tlKWKii/. 3TOT- 
 tTT'^ «. ST'l^'I^'rlf^ ». fT^T^Wffrfir «. &C. 
 I. apecvliari/y ; a di*tingui*hing property. fifTl^ m. f%- 
 ^l^M^t M. -3«»l m.-B?WI n.-&c. ^U'f f». ^ ffl. a^nf^ m. 
 
 . To Peccliabize. See To ArPBopBiATE. 
 PscuLiABLT, odv. T.A. 1. 3^1 THh"*? *:ijT,aTOTMK'' <<!*(, V- 
 
 ^nvR'tw:, afflivKuicqm, f^?l^, f»it^«?T, ftr^^:. 
 
 P1CU5U1T, a. relating, S;c. to money, '\^^\^[y ?[«qi^r, %l- 
 
 in^, Ac.^»«rfw^WT, Ac. *T»ninVft-ft^«w. 
 a confuting iff montjf. "^^irr^, «HT^T, i?«n^lT,Ao. vj- 
 ncq, ?*^«?r, Hn * ^^ (m comp. as ^*iejf , ^«p^«, Ac). 
 Fkd. See Fiv. 
 
PED 
 
 652 
 
 PEE 
 
 Pedagogic, Pedagogicai., a. t. N. Mfft^Jft^l, fn?7^»T^, fv- 
 Pedagoquf., n. schoolmaster. qrfWt, f^^T^F, a^wim*, %- 
 
 2 See Pedant. [ m^f^ c m^ . 
 
 Pedal, a. Monging to afoot. MIMMI, ^WT^, 'IT^'t'ft, 
 Pedal, «. 'n«IT^ -^Hrf^lNN f^F^ft ^'1? sn^lt^ ?lT'=pr «.— of a 
 
 loom, &c. infirm. qi^TT'Tft/. qi^/. TT^^TTTorTT^^RTw. 
 Pedakeous, a. gohg on foot. ^^oi'TRft'Tr, TT^^TRt, Ml"^'ll*ft. 
 Pedant, n. one who makes a disjtlay of learning. f^<(^^X^- 
 
 omi, <Tft|r!Tf*n^aiRT, f^q^T ^-3Tr55l^3TT!r-&c. m?5iTT- 
 
 tT-Kf5''IRT-»TT=jlf^uiKI-&C. ^%^ ft^, f^^ 3TT3«l==^, 
 
 S'fflHlfKioilf, 1T1THI. 
 Ignorant and conceited p. <ff|c^*T^, RftrWPft, 
 Pedantic, Pedantical, a. making a show of learning, — of 
 
 things, fiiq^ ^SNr, f^^^^ "flHUI, &c. TfflcMi^i, 
 
 qffl?^^^, Tftlf^mf^JT, Tfflc'IJrfT. 
 
 2— of persons, v. Pedant. MffS^T r^<«|UIKI, R^tMI ^- 
 
 Pedantically, adv. v. A. qf^cq ^f^-^F^TT, ^tW 3TR- 
 
 -&e. «TT^, ^^ f'f^T, 
 5b Pedantize, v. «. play the pedant. <Tt^PT «. sRTif-^- 
 
 Pedantet, w. vain show of learning. '?ff|F!r n. flr^^ ft- 
 
 To Peddle. See To Piddle. 
 
 Pedestal, n. — of a pillar, &c. ^firr«fr TR m.-^^ m-%- 
 
 tnrr ♦». ^*n^ n, 
 
 2 See Stand. [^^tfr-f^«r?n!J. 
 
 PedesTKIAL, a. pertaining to the foot. m ^ l M l, -cX Ui M i, <tT- 
 Pedesteian, Pedestbious, o. going on foot. TT'ft-imr^ ^- 
 
 2 performed on foot. ^<UM[rfl-m, «n^^rT55HT, HNg-fiKF 
 
 Pedesteian, «. V. A. qr^ -"(IBUIKI, qi^I^ft, <n^^Tft,«J^. 
 
 An able p. ^\^\'^\ or TT'fNT "TTT^ »». 
 Pedesteianism, n. walking. "TT'ft ^Tc?^ n. -^i ut^l g /. 
 
 Pedicle, n. foot-stalk, "^m.^^ n. 5«q^spT «. sj^i^^fVT'r «• 
 
 A compound p. JT^/. HT«ft w 5^/. 
 Pediculab. See Locsr. 
 Pedioeee, w. lineage. ^rraoS or oft/. sf^mfcS/. ? 'flM<q^ l /. 
 
 2 genealogical list or account. ^^^Erft^n. ? ^ IIH x|R r|«. 
 Pedilutitm, Pedilutt, n. lathing the feet. qiT ^«. TT^- 
 
 Pedleb, n. travelling petty merchant. %f\VJ^, %^^, fv^cTT 
 
 "*s<mO, or qsi^TT, f^tWT,f^njT^, |«^. 
 Pedleet, n. business of a pedler. fVK*:}\^V[jm. ^/, <^- 
 
 2 ar/je/« of a pedler. %(\ii!ir^ \ r^ \ JntTm.-^TmHn.-f^^Rr 
 
 Pedobaptisit, n.laptim of children. g^Rg??t^ mf^t*< i y( . 
 
 Pelometeh, m. instrument to measure paces. <TT^ Hi a i um ^ 
 
 Pedvkcle, «. Jtf^ift/. 
 
 2b Peel, v. a. deprive of skin, lark, rind, S(c. ^fra'T, f^^^T, 
 
 Peel, «. «Hn, «>/t/, Sfc. ^n^/. w. ^T?W?«. ?TTOTI«. ^^Z\m. 
 
 2 laker^s instrument for turning bread. 3e5»T'>rn. J^piot 
 
 n. 3-=)V-"i«. ^H^^TTwfw. qf:c5'<lTOT. 
 Peeled, ^. v. V. ^T?5r5c5T, ^ra 5FI^?5T, &c. -Htcff^T, fT?H^, 
 
 Peeling, n. t. \.—act. ^3t«. f^Rrufn. Ac. qig o ft /. 
 
 1 o peeling off, a detached crust, ffc. WK^\m. W^f. 
 TTJ^T or TPTT^Tm. RRtST or "TnRTwi. "TTfTTirm. TtTSTw. ^^ 
 ■^n. xpF^fcEn. ^jft/. JFT^w. ^TSpt/. qpotqiM. ^r^n. 
 ?n?iqs». 'frra/. «. — esp. from a sore, <fec. HtrTw. ^T^^ir 
 t». ^?t??t/. 'Ft^TTm. ^^/. 
 
 2b Peep, v. n. come in sight, appear, f^f^ ^5fr, f^Sr, ^-^tH 
 -&c. TiSt, 5;ft^-H=JR?T-&C. «r^, f^WTT'Jt, 5lf|T T5^. 
 
 2 ZooA; «;%, curiously, 8)C. ■qtc^-^tT^T^-^tTTwqT-St- 
 qil^-?fl+l<J^ "H^'H \\A -&C. qT^^-»miJJr. 
 
 To p. over. i|+,|^u|' or Jt^P^. 
 Peep, Peeping, n. v. V.— oe^ f^gr^ qxirw. f?¥ofn. &c. 
 P. of day. q^TTT?/. Tt^PB/. 
 
 2 ^"n57r <TT^«. &c. ^trqi^oft/. [5fTP?n"m, 
 
 Peep-hole, Peeping-hole, n. ^tx^€[f %5^/. ^Mt/. 
 Peepee, n. Peeping, /). o. y. V. 1. f^^ q^iriTT, f?fH<»rm. 
 
 2 ^t^?T Mi^uiKi, ^tr^^^ m^uiKI, &c. 
 Peeb, n. one of the same rank, equal. *{^ft^-^^\it^-^jt- 
 
 2 See Fellow. 3 See Nobleman. 
 2b Peeb, v. n. look narrowly^ Sfc. il+Nul or ^t^5r, Tf^T^ 
 
 qr^, «iiO*B 5;^ '^"''i ^%^ <"" S^*^, ^^h'tt^'^, 
 I^St, ^^tt qr^, r^^ioi^ qr^. 
 
 2 appear. See To Peep. [ &c.q^y. 
 
 Peebaoe, n. ronA: o/ a peer. 3TfJTtNt-3'H ^ 1 ^ I -sft-silarrsFf =5fr- 
 
 2 io(/y of nobles. 3Tf*Rf'ft-3TJftT^5pf^-&c. h'55^/. il%- 
 
 Peeeeb, «. Peeking, ;>. a. v, V. 1. rN^lffT qr^ilKT, %^5^ 
 
 qi^^lKF, &c. ^-% ^^ocMi, «*M<<i.r^. 
 Peebess, n. «oWe Wy. ^l"^?!!*!^*!! q^«fNt ^/. 
 Peeking, w. v. V. I.— act. ff^r^n. t^aSin. &c. '^cHJft/. 
 
 ?^/. [^frPI, «tr^'?, 
 
 Peeeless, a. without an equal. ST^TT, aFf^rftq, 3TSTf?TiT, ?T- 
 PeevISH, a. petulant, fretful. %^f^m, ^^-TT, ftrfVTT or 
 
 =^, RqRi-*ji, nh<,r+'0<i,^^^TT, fjm^, ffrfFO, f^^- 
 
 X^^ rM4<MK, f%75#t, f^rSifT, f^rS^-OT, f^T/T^^, 
 fctifrlir or fri4ffl*»TT, fcfS^FT, 5?^-^,"%^, ^?^, sFTfJTT^, 
 
 p. contention or discussion. f%H^H/. [CT. 
 
 Peevishly, «</». t. A. f^+i<0+<-f¥.<+tT-fqT^T-Rq^q-&c. ^- 
 
 Peevishness, n. v. A. f^wf^^iq'TT »«. fr^NVrirr m. w-z^- 
 
 vm m.f^K^smm. ^.iR lT ^q oriw. &c. %^^^/. fn;^ /. 
 
 Iw^f fWtr/. frrtt?/ 1^/> 
 
PKT 623 
 
 Peg, n. wooden nail, Sfc M^j. g^ w. dim. g^/ •jft^ "». 
 Stretching out aud tying to four pegs and beating. 
 
 To take down a p. To take a p. lower, t. To Humble. 
 
 2 ( of an instrument, ) pin, ^e. ^t\f. ?ftoE/ «ftr5 "•• 
 To Peg, p. o. %^ /-g^ w.-g^ /. iTR<n-m^7I «ltiM-&c. 
 Pelf, n. money, v. Bicbes. ^^ w."^ w. 
 
 2 t«i<:i< yaim. ^^ I HMI ^T w. 5^^/- Tv^TKf. ^f. 
 Pelicas, n. m«il*l(it m. [ f^R^il «. 
 
 Pellet, n. mall ball. q\aft/. "M /• ^f^/ ^jo/j. n;^^ »». 
 Pellet-bow, n. ^^^ or SR^ /. mj4t /. T^?5 or 1- 
 
 '^ /. MrtlrtT /. 
 
 Pellet or atone for a p. 'Iri^^jl m. f^M^il w. 
 Place for the pellet of a p. vk n. 
 Pellicle, n. thin skin or film. ?i^ m. ^"^ m. ^^ m. 
 
 That has a film or p. M^Z, 
 Pellitobt, ■. anthemi* pyretium. 3ng?5'FTT or qJKT or ^n 
 
 or ^T«T or q»T«?T or «H i». 
 pELUfSLL, orfff. confutedly, iumulluoudy. 'Tt'TaE ^3^, 1^ 
 
 Pellucid, o. c/<rar, trantparenl. ^f^^, f%»T^ or 55, J|Mc4 
 
 or a, ^m5s, ^vcj<n^,'n^R»<m^, f^r'tH?!. 
 Pelluciditt, Pellucidsess, «. V. A. W--^MU|| »«. f^»?*- 
 
 Pelt, n. tkin, t. Hide. ^T»fl «. ^THT «. 
 
 2 tJkump, T. Blow. ^trST »«. Hll<l>l or ^ m. JT^ w. 
 
 To Pelt, v. a. itnke tcitk somethiny throten. ^l^of, ?TTKT- 
 «m, *rrT'f,*'pT JTTT^ (with the name of the thing 
 thrown prefixed, as *ifi '4^ *TRoi to pelt with stones), 
 HIT ^n.^^ft^K m.-&c. ^o}(wiih a noun prefixed, as 3Tt- 
 «<JI^I»tH or <nikH\i m. ^T^f to pelt with mangoes ). 
 
 To Pelt, v. n. rain hard, rattle down. flS^*''^, ?14H^-^- 
 
 irp ir^-^ntif , HY^T7-4«uxt-Ac. qnw w. 'nw. 
 !!'f.lt-mo5oeb, n 'im)nt#4|i, q53«|>if«j+,</^. 
 .Pklteb n. Pelti50,/>.«. v. V. A. ^'iwm, MK"IKI,%f^^ 
 
 T. V. N. fTwrmTT, wnnpT ^rrrm, Ac. ^nRrftvr, vi- 
 
 Hft^, «II#*II^I, iriR^n^, «I1<HIIM1, ^^a«fR. 
 Peltiso, n. T. V. A.— act. WW^ n. vnm n. &c. mi m. m- 
 
 TT m. nfmn m. 
 
 T.V. N. nTHlvf h.Slc. 911^1 m. JW^i or i^rw. VZW^m: 
 PELTI50LT, adv. T. V. N. ?T?»>«, flWlt, ^nTfll, ^lllt. 
 
 Peltic a. ^fws^m^, iif^ni^»nni*ft. 
 Pelt(«, m. — in anatomj. flW^ SfTt i». vxtt/. wftr H^ m. 
 Pes, ».— for writing. ??w^;»p. ^wfl/. j?^tn/. V?5»l n. 
 Errors of the p. «^K *^IIf /". 
 
 2 «o«>p,/oW, ^f. <?ri*rr«». i'lMii/. 4Wt/. *f ii / »tt- 
 
 'ft/. *TIT "1. ( in comp. as iftvWTTT sheep pen ). 
 P. or fold for calres. ^tt/. 
 Jo Pw, e. m. $kmt in a pen. <!ln^, *ri«ft/ VT^f y. o/"©. <I- 
 
 ]PEN 
 
 2 compose and commit to paper, f^iif, f^fT %^"r, Vii:^ 
 
 Penal, a.rtlating, Sfc. to punishment. ^T^^^^, ^^^FTTT- 
 ^, "TR^fTT^^'fr^r, <^S*t«itftT<<"^<<*, <ilSlti«i*ft-RH<<<F. 
 2 incurring punishment. ^SIW^I'^, ^W, ^5^, ^5Tf . 
 
 Penalty, n. punishment annexed to a crime. ^ »». ^jre^T «• 
 
 Pecuuiiiry p.v. Pise. ^■s'T^ m. n^^irft/. [3T7^/. 
 2 forfeit attached to an engagement. aTS/. 3?^/. 3T5rft/. 
 Penance, w. /ja/n or suffering imposed for sin. ^\^f>^^r\ n. 
 rNT^/. r^'^^^rf. fTT n. 
 Bodily p. ^f^S^ n. ^^^ m. 
 General p. p. for tins in the gross. H^sjTTPiTrT n. 
 Mortal or extreme p. ^^iHWHPiiT?T n. 
 Pehates,*!. household gods. ^\i]t^\*i<i\ f.pl. 3nTT«=«l^^ n.pl. 
 gTTTT«^ npl. 
 
 Worship of the p. ^«(+l4 n. 
 Penchant, n. liking for. ^zf. '^^f. 31%^ m. 
 \ Pencil, n. 6ri/«7t of a painter. JjJtTT «. ^ift /.^V«f /.^'r«ft/. 
 
 English. 
 
 3 — for writing on a slate. ^TIT^ ^"ft/. ^nST^-^lft 
 >4lf^rf/. fi-om the English. 
 
 4, ( of sun rays ) at^^TM «. f^TT^TB n. f%<«l«H^ m. 
 Pekdant, «. bob; hanging ornament, ^^'f>l m. ^spPT »». fTTl- 
 S n. c?^/. f?Irl* »». jfrR n. %55fiT5ff /. 
 
 An ear ring, ( of females ) having a p. i^]^ m^J. 
 
 ^4J-^ii||oft or ^M%^\r£tf. ifi'lrf^loft. 
 
 2 See Flag. 
 Pendent, a. hanging. ^fmnriTT, t?fM*'i"ll<l, t?r?Rir, ??^-*Hl, 
 ri'l^+otdl, ??nT*y.^.-lI, t7^^!7T, ?^, r^HTT, 3l«(rtf^H, 
 
 PeHDINO, o. ye< undecided. B^^r^, f»r»TrT-<^t'Irr-<i<'H-&c. 
 
 3riTPT^5*m, 3niTfTlW<4q, 
 Pendulous, a. hanging, v. Pendent. ^i^hT, S1*<1I, r!Ti|«|i5E- 
 
 PeNDCLOUSNESS, PfNDULOSITT, fl. V. A. t^cPTOjr W.& c. 
 
 Peudclum, Pendule, n.— of a clock, &c.?5tcET«i.rfiw». StaV- 
 Pesetbabilitt, fl. V. A. M^IHT/. V«-^m/.R>3'T?TT/<fcc. 
 PeyETBAULE, a. V. V. A. 1. 'TTTm-«r*TT'n-&c. ^T-^nm-^- 
 qr-Ac.iincr, ^n^y ^*^,'k^^y h^, ^^i'^^'iT^ >i^^t, 
 
 PeNETBASCT, PEKBTBtTITKinMfl, «. T. A. 1. »1^1^nii/. V 
 
 tTTnf'B /. H'J'liHI n. "kv^^ »■ 
 
 2 ^tTT^ n. f<rT«TVT?frg n. mfA'Fr^ n. ^^r^nrf^t/. ^?TO- 
 
 Pknktbant, Peketbative, a. Penetbatino, />. a. t. V. 
 A. 1. H\V\ \ { \., ^*4WTTT, H^ "FOIKI, Ac. ^tn», >^, irS'R- 
 <Tt-^>Tft-«tc. 
 
 2 3R4H?f^TmTT, &c. ^vn?, fir^irtn;, mfiS^, fi^ivHPi, 
 ^nnfjf^, 'ftsfT^f^, 'ft^wtflffl, ii^?ijf^, ?{t^hff^. 
 I 2b P«3«T«AI«, ».«. enter, pierce,^c. *!^,>*T*t,f*r*T«^, "^r^w. 
 
TE^ 
 
 624 
 
 PEO 
 
 -^q m.-&c. ^^ ff. ofo. ^^V m, ^v^. 
 
 2 reach the meaning, v. To T7kdeesi.4KI). ^m^lit, 3f'4- 
 *r^ m.-fKH^ m. ^ot g. of o. nfrl /.-afT'4'Tf?T/.-%«r »». 
 -3T5^VT m. ^<Jf J«. con. with g. ofo. 
 
 3 ( the mind ). t. To Affect T^TT aTTOloT. 
 To be penetrated, tt^ n. H57T ^JTM g. of g. 
 
 To Peneteate, ». n. cn/er, 7HaAe iwy. f?[l^, f5|lT«l>or, M^fluf, 
 f^^'it, ?^^, ?W, ift^T m.-ft^TR ?».-&c. i^wt ^. of t. 
 
 To cause to p. f?R^^DT or f^K^lfifJf, 
 2 fi^. 3T^«r5? »i.-J=tiT»T^ »n.-&c. ^. 
 
 P£>-ETRATio>-, «. T. Y. A.I.— ac<. ii^of n. I^Kpifn. &c. H?? m. 
 EftT OT. H^ «. srtTH n. 
 
 2 3T'<^'T^ m. iT^H^ OT. ar^^vT w. 
 
 I. acuieness, shreivdness, ^c. v. Sdabpsess. +VIMHnH/. 
 
 'BE:!inisVLi,n. portion of land neaiig surrounded ly tcater. 
 
 ^^^ m. 
 Pexinsulab, a. pertaining, Sfc. to a peninsula. ^M+rHNI, 
 
 Penitekce, Pekitexct, n. v. A. anrf Eepentajjce. q-J^WN 
 
 m. ar^rrrr m. 5's^?t%^ »«. sT^fTTT^^?;/. Ti^iriiM^Hg;/. 
 Pekitfjjt, a. v. Eepextast. qs)<nTiitfl', aigni^ft, T^IrllH<4- 
 
 Pexitext, n. See the Adjective. 
 
 PEXITE5TIAI,, «. proceeding from or expressing penitence. 
 
 q'lijwmMi, 3THrrnr^, argrTN^^t^, TJ^ming^^, q-- 
 ^^siirarT-aT^rrnT ^[^^-^q^-^sS^F, ai«j«iiH^»iPin, i^tiiq- 
 
 Pe>"itentiaet, n. place of penance, house of correction, ^\^- 
 f«lfT^ n. STT^lf^'rl^lWl/. in^piHTiMd «». «hKl')K «. 'FT- 
 
 2prescriher of penance. SfRf^tifTT^nFIRT, sfrTf^TTf«TtTT- 
 
 3 See Pekitekt. 
 
 Pexitestlt, «<fw. V. A. T^JIrJiq sF^S7T-fr3R, "TJHMiqM^^, 
 
 Pexknife, n. ^V^ni. 
 
 Penman, n. a good or sJcilful uriter. ^^^5^5(1, •♦iriM'j^l^^, 
 
 2 See AuTHOE. [ rfH+1 /• 
 
 PEXSiANsniP, n. art cf writing. fefliTT^ ^^H w. f?!^ff| n. 
 
 2 fine meriting. ^13 fe^ n. 'ErtHti'Ms/. ^ftrTt^ afts 
 
 /. 5*l*f5 M. 
 Pessast, «. V. Fi/AO. qdl«f>/. m<ii*i/. "FTTTT w. 
 PEy>'ATEP, o. tcinged. q?7r^, ^q?^, q^ij^-f^rf^^. 
 Pexsu.ess, a. T. PooE. Pi+-«I4^, fH'5^, f^'^TTH^, OH+Nh, 
 
 P. wretch. <<i)oiH|4TT^ ^ «• 
 Pennos, «. pennant. TrfT^/. qcfT^/ "RTTT m. 
 Pesst, «. The words that most nearly express the value 
 of a pcniiv arc, Z^ or JigT »'. 3»^ »«. q|>jiV) SfnTT »», 
 
 Penny in the pound. ?q^t^ 'Tt^^ n. 
 
 The last p. f^qfiJ?t^"^T m. 
 
 Steal a penny steal a pound, jprft^ ^ M|j)-«})4^ . 
 
 2 V. Monet."^^ m. 7^ 01- z^ m. 
 Peknx-wise, a. nijgardlg prudent, ^^fj iM^fq =FH?: ^- 
 
 "TRT, ?f?5'nTTi^. 
 P. wise and pound foolish. ^ >ft^ f^oET ^otttT. 
 PESsitE, a. hanging, \. Pekdeht. aM^IKI, &c. 5?Rrrr, ^ZW.- 
 
 Pexsios, 71. allou-ance made -without requirement of service. 
 
 "^ qmrw. *i<ll<l<0/. «l4«)fHn. '^qjTtJ^/. The English 
 
 vrord is commonly used under the form of q^WT or V 
 
 *l*flrt n. 
 To Pension, v. a. give a pension to. \ZW\R m.-^st HJI^I^F 
 
 /.-&c. ^-'F^Jf ^"Jf. 
 Peksioseb, «. receiver of a ^«««!on.'Sl5NmT-&c. 'TT^'JTRT -'?t- 
 
 'w Ki -i^ I "I Kt -&c. "St^nrnrft, ^nro'i^TBr, ^^rtt^r. 
 
 Pensive, a. sorroufully thoughtful.^ — of persons. W^rT, f%- 
 2— of poetry, &c. f^HT^^^-^tl^. [ i^. 
 
 Pessivelt, adv. v. A. X^z^x ^?r, ;j^m fi<fr?T,^%^?fr7- 
 Pensiveness, n. \.A..m\^mf. %^f«pTf^?tT/. fl%^'-TTT- 
 
 T n. [\AV*\(\f. 3^reqWT m. 
 Pent,;?. V. V. 1. ^?rsa?5T. 
 PENTAcnOBD, «. musical instrument tvith five strings, qf- 
 
 •HHKI^ ^T?T «. q^rflCT ^TT^T »• 
 Pentaedeous, a. having five sides. <T^^, q^ y^T. 
 Pentagon, n.figure office sides and angles. 't^nFr'Tm.q^I?r«. 
 
 Pentagonai, a.v. N. qi^^i'Jii=^,q'=i*i<»i, M-=i+riuii^rd,'t^rr^. 
 
 Pentangulae, a. having five angles. T^M. 
 Pentapetalous, rt. having five flower leaves, q^^. 
 Pent uouse, «. «Aerf standing aslope from a building, ^^f. 
 n\^f. ^ [Tfl5T. 
 
 Penulti.mate, «f. ^ff*/ hut one. VHZ'^^J '^«t<»-«(i, OTffT, 3if?ft- 
 Penumeea, n. partial shade. STJ^UT^/. 
 PENCEiors, o. niggardly, close, v. Misebly. ^jq^JT, ^n^, ^- 
 
 Penceiouslt, ado. v. A. ^quiquil^', ^'IdMUII^', ^T<ir*n5rT^, 
 
 &c. <t)iqu*<"^5^. 
 Penubiousness, n. v. A. ^quiqu| «. f^^^qui n. %4iiqui «, 
 
 Penuet, «. fn%e«ce, V. Povebtt. m^'^^^ pop. ar^TfT/. 
 
 Peon, «. Jc7/erf attendant, -mh^i^, q^=llrtl, Tf^ft, "H^. 
 2 See Pawn. 
 
 People, «. nation. ^\sP m. ?gTT «. sfrfrT/. ^^Ii^^m-kii /. 
 2 //(« populace, the vulgar, the common people. ?§t^ m. pi. 
 j,UHlmct1 »». pi. rlc#lf^roft »i. fZ. ??To^ ^t^ »'• /^ tpT- 
 T^ ^^^:^fTi^ m.pl. — And with implication oi lotcness and 
 vileness, as expressed by such words as rabble^ ^jfrof, 
 tag rag and bobtail, canaille, the mob, mobility, the crowd, 
 herd, ^'c. H^mR m. n. ^ n. spTHJ^ n. 3^[SvH(rt/. 3TT- 
 
 SToi^^rm/. n^TToTfii^ w. pi. bI^fNt ir «>. 3FFt^ ^z^ n. 
 
 eiW^ ^^^/- f^TT^irr m. '+r|«iK », tii^JfK^qrf «. '^jf^ 
 
PEP 
 
 625 
 
 PER 
 
 3 eomtnunity, eommonalfy, the general body. ?5t^ m. pi. <Tt- 
 
 Amongst the p. c^r^iMr. 
 
 By or through the p. t?I^I3I'Ct. 
 
 Conforming to the p. rflf^+l;J«<.u| n. 
 
 Courtinir the p. ^^t^TT n. ^PTT^R n. ^I^#n^'ift/. 
 
 Down through the p. ^l+lrtl"ff. 
 
 Eegard or deference to, fear or shame of, the p. wf- 
 ^^mrf. r!]*-lMi1l/. A\'h'A\-^/. rll+IUIl/. 
 
 The whole p. ^Hlrf^^, SnTTTT, c5^'4tT. 
 
 Popular procedure or practice, popular usage or 
 course. ?ft*'1Pl/. vtiOPi /! 5!TTff^^ m. t?l+RK«T»n. 
 
 Popular report or talk. v/iHM*(|^ «n. rfi+ij«)l^ m. ot^I- 
 
 ^fn/. NTfHf^ m. 3R^r7»». 3T^^mr/. v^r^^/. c?t^. 
 
 Vox populi Tox dei. "Tt^f% 5?ff IT^*^, «pff «HI^fl. 
 
 4 f(Jk», person*, men. ?Jt^ «. or m. pi. m<n^ n. pi. 3T^ 
 m. n. vpi*. s/fffft/. ^irt*i/. ^HlrfHJ'^iy. si^^Tt'P »». /;/. 
 
 Certain p. »om«. *IM^1*|>. 
 
 5 tercan(*,folloirert. Hm^ n. pi. ^\^ m. pi. tJI+WI* m. 
 
 6 particular da** or body. Bt^ tn. sj^m.^TTf /. (in comp. 
 with the designating^ noun j)refixed, as 41^01 ;^I4>, ^J; 
 
 ^r^, »T^^ ^JTT, iT^r'nint, &c. ). 
 
 To People, v. a. tloek with inhabitants. Jm^, ^HTrT or 
 
 Leaae granted to settlers in a desert place. f^«?rtl- 
 
 To be peopled, ^^i^. 
 J?EOPLSD. ;». T. V. ?*lg%^r, &c. 
 
 I. inhabited, ^fI?TT, ffll^^^T, ^dHftf^V, ^TITT. 
 
 "NVell-p./io/)!//©!/*. Jii<(ii., JrrffffT, i<l*(l^M. 
 tiPEU, n.— black p. plant. ft{f\ f. firnr? /.—the fruit, 
 firff ». /^. f*rf fi.^. ^fT^T Wt ». /)/. Hft^ n. — Chili p. 
 lied p. plant and fruit, ft^J^ j. •'.X-^Sm^J. ( Some 
 Lindu are «P?f*Tr^, ^f^ r«l'<t, ifrr^ fJTT^, Htn=ft 
 fH'.<l ). PflT^n or Tin /. — Long p.— plant and fruit, 
 •TT5fr/. «P»IT/. 
 
 Black p. powdered. f*rrj» or fJfTf?/. f*TTT^ « 
 
 Black p. pounded up with other ipicen. f^^ n. 
 
 Bruised pq>peri. ^ ». 
 
 Cluster of pq>p«r berries. f*»T»ffl «. 
 
 Decoction of black p. fJRVTfT m. ffTT'r'ft b. 
 
 Bed p. pounded, ^r^ m. 
 ' PtWl*, r. «. tprinUe tcitk pepper. Wt n. pl.-f*^ n. pi.. 
 
 2 0Mrt*««lsi mlA «*«/, ilowt, ^e. *THm^ W.-f^ m. ^^ 
 '^t ♦ti*^, strt, iftl/. WW^. 
 
 7» 
 
 Peppeb-coen, «. fiTs; *i. 1^ fl. fpr=t «. 
 
 A p. covered over with flour aud fried. fH<»i"i'4«. fjr- 
 ^^ n. f^TT^nST m. 
 
 Cluster of pepper corns, qfl «. 
 PEPPEBiiiXT, n. — the plant, ^^m. j^nilTm. — the essence. 
 
 Peppeht, See Passionate. 
 
 Peptic, a, promoting digestion. THI^, arftra^, STftrsT^, 3T- 
 
 Pek, prep, by, to., ^-c— severally. ^, ^, qoft^P ( as %f - 
 
 Pee asxum, ty the year. ^^^T^ff , q'frl^tlV. 
 
 Pee CE5T, by the hundred. ^n=P5T, ^^F5T. 
 
 Pee cestage, n. allowance, Sjc. on a hundred. V'hmiH-^li' 
 *ilH< ^2<Y/.-^?TT?^/.-&c. 
 
 The sense of this word is expressed by ^?R beyond, 
 over, taken up into composition with|a numeral prefix: 
 —as, percoutage of one J^^ptrlTTw*. — of two ^^firr, and 
 f^TrRT, ^ft^TTT, "T^rfTT, &c. &c. &c. These terms, how- 
 ever, though sometimes they express the rate of taxing 
 or oi surplusage in ««Zm, respect especially the per ccut- 
 ago of interest. 
 
 Pekadvektuee, adv. perhaps, ^.^^^pop. qj^tf^^, qF^JT 
 
 To Pebambulate, r.a. trolk through or Offr.f^^^^^t^^^- 
 
 qfO/.-'R?T/. ^c^, <Tft-:TWJTn.-wRy»l'JI«.-&c. ^^, 
 Pebambulatiox, «. V. V. — act. ffciujn. &c. TFT/, ^w. 
 
 P. of village bounds by the bant balute. ^ftTfrf^^TT'i. 
 
 PEBAMBUtATOB, n. StfTT ^RW^^f ^^ 't'Sf STl^. 
 
 2 carriage /or a child propelled from behind. »ii«ji «^?- 
 
 Pebceivable, Perceivablexess. See Pebceptible, &c. 
 
 2b Pebceivk, p. a. see, apprehend by a sense or bodily oi-gan. 
 <TT^, r5f?T(fif, ^r^<4r^ q6f.TTT'JI'r-'HH>^iJf, f^[flSr in. con. 
 ^^ «;». eo»». iTrT?? «.-if4<<M^»M.-3^^HT w.-^KTm.-tiHvd i». 
 -fTmn.-&c.^of ^.o/o. fc/7/« )«. con. ^^tfT-?I?^t?T-&c. ^Sf 
 »n. con. ff^ 'TlRT-»Tt'^T-iif^Mr^1*l-^'TT€5-&c. !?rT^ O'', 
 inVA in. con. 1^,A» the use of the verb which respects 
 a particular sense, is more common in Manlthi tho 
 student may refer to tho verbs. To See, To Ueab, To 
 SUELL, &c. 
 
 2 know, be conscious of. vTroT^t, ^»nT^, tiH-fw.-^rT'I 
 n.-^^m.-kc. f(9{g.ofo. with in. con. 3TT7-&C. ^t^- 
 •n^, ^nrsfOf in. con. 3TT3E?^. 
 
 Peeceivkp,/*. v. V. 1. ^J^^, ^j»\^ -sn^^T, fff^f^TT^ ^<T- 
 Pt;^, rf^>^T FT^^T, *c. |f4?Tn1^, >tWT ( iu comp. 
 as <lW»Tl^r, ^nr^r, Ac), ^Vl*,«, '^f^. 
 2 ant^OT, <ll*1> <TI?^?5T, Ac. 
 
 Pebceiveb, n. ?%ucti\iso,p. a. r. V. 1. m^<JlUI, ;?^0TiTr, 
 
 ifipn^ ilofKi, Ac. ff^, JRT^fr, ^3;t, frrTTi^T, f^'^T- 
 
PEK € 
 
 Pehceptibiutt, «. V. A. 1. ^^stt^ ^m^m^^'T'JTTw. ^- 
 
 Pebceptible, a. V. V. 1. q^TqTifrTr-&e. sf^r^ E^qr-^nr- 
 
 VJTPTT-&C. ^3fmT-^l'M|-&c. if^T'iNrT, »vNt ( in comp. as 
 ^'^nnfT, ^ftnN^, &c.), f f^T^TinT, fjpnr (iu comp. ^- 
 fspTT, &c.), 1^ ( in comp. as ^f^TH^, ^f^T^q', &c. ), 
 
 PEECEPTIBLT, adv. q^raT%nr-&c. ded. tf^nx^ ^H^m\<ii\- 
 TT-'HR^I-Ac. ded. ^T^T^ s^W ^HTT decl. 5ErK%^-^- 
 
 PeeCeption, n. v. V. 1. — act. qr^ «. ff^'TT^ ^-WMvHul- 
 &c. &c. ^r^ m. ffsf^^^ m. [tmn'.^^ m. f^spT^"! n. f^^^\ 
 JRT7T n. ITBT^T «. ^tr w. TRTra. >^ ». 
 2— act. ^nr^ »»• fTT^ «. ^\^ m. 
 
 I. faculty or power of perceiving. ^JfTofN' f ^frFT « 
 
 f^W^ir^rf^/. f^rsnT^TT^^FHrn. f^^nrt^?!^ /. ^^ 
 
 «• ^r4*l'-T^'T?THrfT/. 
 
 II. tWeo. See Notios. 
 Perceptive. See Peecipient. 
 Peech, ». »'00«<. 3T^w. 
 
 2 meamring rod, v. Measuee. «f)T^/. 
 
 To Peech, v. n. sit or roost. swSi, Tf^'H' WT^f sf^uf. 
 
 To Peech, «. a. iJlace or fix. «]^cjdt. 
 
 Peechance, at/p. peradeenfure, v. Pebhaps. sf^oS, fifPit, 
 
 Peecipience, See Pekception. 
 
 Peecipient, a. liaving the faculty of perception. xfrPT, ?r%- 
 
 To Pebcolate, ». a. v. To Steam. TToEot, «JM«J, ;itN^. 
 To Pebcolate, v. n. pass through small interstices. HoS^, 
 
 Peecolation, n. v. V. A. — act. ToS^ w. TTottift/. 
 
 T. V. N. Hiy^irf n. lasot n. <TT5nr »». Toiift' /. 
 Pebcussion, «. striking of one hody against another. 3TT7^ 
 
 w. 3TT^oEot «. tTT^/. ST^ w». 3TT^T<T »». 
 Peecussion cap, «. ^^=^^ ^f^rrsft 2>ftA [r?HT;!T»». 
 
 Peeditios, m. rwm, v. Destbuction. JTTn »». f%^?r m. ^- 
 The time of p. i^HT^T^FR? m. 
 
 2 foM of final happiness, eternal death. ST^mfff /. ^■ 
 
 fr\f. 3TtT>P^ «. 'TT'Tfra' »». H<+4M»». 3TtT:<Tm TO. afT«T:- 
 
 TrfH «. 
 Peedu, arfr. »n concealment. ^'Y^T, ^^, fe^. 
 31j Peeeqeinate, v. n. travel about, live abroad. ^ I^ M H"}, 
 
 ST^T^r »n.^^J?I w-MRyniur w.-^nvwi «.-&e. JHT'jf, 3T^. 
 To p. iu beggary or wretchedness. ^tT«T^tW-^;!ff«rtt- 
 
 Pebeqbinatoe, n. Peeegein ating, |j. o. t. V. ST^Rf •FfTT- 
 
 ?r, ^^ivmoT ^vmir, ^nT^^ *<oiKr, im^, q<:^yai tf r, i.- 
 
 pDBEGEiSATioif, «. T. V.— a<;^ qfernnr «. ^JTTor n. ^wr- 
 
 q- rt. qr^n TO. JT^m TO. f^ii^Rf TO. f5r%5fr?w m. nw¥fff. 
 
 \ PER ___^ 
 
 PEBEMPTOBItT, odv. V. A. 1. 1^^, fST^TFRT, iftfe^T, 
 
 Peeemptoeihess, n. t. A. 1. <<«"^4Ui| m. Pk^ib^M"!! m. 
 
 <jI+HHR<HHU|| to. &c. 
 Peeemptobt, a. express, positive, flat, — orders, measures, 
 
 &c. ??^?T, f%^t5H, ^fnjRft^f, ^q^, WF, ^^rft?f, sm, 
 
 "2. positive, prompt, determined, impetuous, ^c. — person, 
 
 &C. ?n^, ^T^JT^Dflrr, ^WM^rl, f^^fTJJH, ^U|+<<l, W^' 
 
 Peeeknial, a. lasting through the year. «1KM1^, «IKHI^^, 
 «nTT ^'«Tf^, spf^iTPff, ^^ffepp. 
 2 unceasing, v. Contixual, Peepetcal. ^^Jft^, f^TPT, 
 
 8— in botany. c^H«iqT|^?T 3iTf5l^ ^^mtT-il^oiKr. 
 Peeenkial, n. plant that lives mare than two years, ^l^f^'fr- 
 
 pT 3Tf«T^ qft^PTft ;rr5 n. sr«i^<<if6r+^'f). 
 Peeenniallt. See Continuallt. 
 Peefect, o. consummate, complete, finished, not defective in 
 
 any thing. J^fTT, JTT, "J^, H^tit, MRMuf, f^^, (TSTR, B^- 
 
 ^5, ?rfn, 3T^5, arsTT, a^^, Rt^t, ^4Tr?;^. 
 
 2. fully informed, completely sktlled, Sfc. ^TT, J'TfTT, <M 
 f^J5, fTTR, "T-;j[r, f^^oijf^wiid, 5f«0ir, "?Ttn<T, ^"T^, 3Tfir 
 
 ?Ti 3^1 S^*^* ^t^TfT, 3T»^i*iM«n"i, mRh*, nr^, ht^ 
 
 2b Peefect, d. a. complete, finish. JTT-JT'TT-'f'f-f^^M^'&c 
 
 ^r, "^frr/.-'j^fTT/.-&c. q^ ^. o/o."f^5tH-qT^^^-<jof 
 
 2 make proficient, adept, Sfc. jn-'J^-'Tft^-'T^t'T-f^'T' 
 
 rFR-fHf -&c. ^FTof. 
 Peefectible, a. qgf-H^-f?f^ -H* < Tcy^ -&c. +<w*<M>Tr-&c, 
 Perfection, Perfectness, n. v. V. 1. — state. q^qoTTm. &c. 
 
 31''<J^q|5rr<IT/. ^q?F TO. spKra ». 
 
 %— state, rrnrtt/. Rrfl; /. f^^/. w^md i/ <TR7g;' 
 
 fn'/.^5'"T n. 
 
 I. highest pitch of excellence, ^^■r\^r\\ f. tiq^rtp^flT/. 
 
 ^^f-T-s^ «. 'RfhjofTrf^ TO. ^r^rfffn'/. ^fiT^nr/ 
 
 II. a perfection, an excellency, grace, Sfc. ^ to. ^^''^w 
 
 j Peefectlt, adv. v. A. 1. a»rf Whoixt. 2^?tT, ^tt, &c. "'i 
 decl. MiriMuff, J^.'Mt. 
 Peefieious, a. treacherous, v. False. ^TT^, ?:-?IJHT, ^^iittT 
 5S, ^^HH, i|?siiqNI, ^»5rRnTTrirqT, f^><ll«MI<i*, ft=^ 
 
 Pebfidiouslt, orfp. V. A. ^RTT^, sir»rpTT#, rt'Hl^rl, ^W^- 
 
 Peefibiousness, «. V. A. ^f^:qurT to. &c. W^f. ii^*iMY/- 
 ^IjHM «• f^H+^<l*(1/. ?J«rTft/. fttKH/. ^FH^TT^ to. ?>- 
 
 f%nT*fr?r m. fk^\^y\\r\%^f. 
 Peefidt, «. treachery, breach of faith. f^»^lflmrl to. 5^1 TO. 
 
PER 627 
 
 To Pkkfoiute, v. a. bore ihrougU, v. To Piekce. %^^, f^- 
 
 tiwr, HT^, *ri^ n.-^W «.-t^ «.-faJ^ n.-&c. <?T5ot-^of, 
 
 %VT^ n.-&<:. ^T^. 
 Pebforatep, /». V. V. %vi^?7T, %^ MI4rfrfl, &c. ^ftm, f%^, 
 
 r«jfi|H, tfiTT. 
 Peefoeatoe, n. PFBrORATixo, p. a. T. V. ^tTTRT, f^^'TT- 
 
 TT, Ac. ^^^n;, %>ft, %MH*Tl|. 
 PEBrORATIOS, fl. V. \ .—Oct. %v|nr »«. f^^m «. ^ »». %'iR «• 
 
 I. Aofe Wfi. »tr^ n. %*T m. f^ n. f|tft/ ( rf»'m. f?rg- 
 
 qrr or f^l^^w. f^ij^or f^tre; «. f^5^ or f%V?:?F n. ). 
 Pebfobce, o</f. Jy violence, v. CoitPUi^OEii.x. il§5, >^flHI^, 
 
 *lr4lrhKH, 3li(fl%, &C. ^J«ji. 
 To Pekioev, v. a. achieve, do, execute, v. To Accomplish. 
 
 ^T^f, Wmui, ^Ml<^u{, 7T^, -d-^.MSui, ihl^, $Mlf*|ui, ^(^, 
 
 2 oio*< good, do, v. To Folfil. yT-«J^-?RiT-&C. JRot. 
 
 3 ( a part ). See To Act. 
 To Pebfobm, r. n. act a pari in a play. #»I n. q^-SRHT't- 
 
 2 f/tfy o» an intlrument. ^\^ n. ^T^I^, ^ or iJ?/- 
 Pebfobjjable, a. v. V. A. ^TmT-W^n^-&c. vmnT-?nT?lT- 
 
 &c. «i«i, ^si«'f)<<, <iHi«, ?rr«T, f^T«n^, 34M<''n^. 
 
 PebfOBJIASCE, i». T. v. a. \.—act. if:m n. wra^ n. WTT- 
 iSVr n. Lc. W^V^f. *iMl^ui*/. ^1T^«. 'RmT «. tH- 
 
 I. (king performed; toork, a<t, S[e. v. Actios. ^HT n. ^- 
 
 II. «<r/iny or exhibition of f rat*. ^[55 m. rnTT^TI «. 
 PXSFOBIIED, />. T. V. A. 1. %?!f5r, ?Tm?tf^, ««TT^?IBT, Ac. 
 
 V!T, ?lTf^, flMlT^fl, WIMPlfl, 3Tgf^, fJl^^. 
 PEBroBMEB, fl. Pebfobjiiso,/?. a. V. V. A. 1. ^TTRT, fTT 
 trtTTT, »iM!-l«ll'l, Ac. ^r^f, *l4**lf, ^R*, ^*IT, ?ifT 
 5^, f^«fl^*, 'I'TT. [oft *<UII<I, 
 
 r. V. N. anrf Actob ?mT STnJmTrr-B'n^'TRT-Ac. ?iqi^ 
 
 I. T. Mt-BicuK. wnr^ft, ^ifsT^r. ['rfor^^m 
 
 PEBrcMK, ». oiAwr, «w»i/, ^-tf. ^wm «. g»i«r in. WIHI^ m 
 2 odorous tuUlanre. IjnfV^wi «. atTKT^^MT «. ^Vlf^V 
 ^«l w. MftMrt^wi H. Some of the common perfumes are 
 ■jNtr M. 3flT»I^ •§. f!^/ or *^lrfl m. *^/t/. n«^ 
 wi. fl«HI m. ^mrflTVT m. 'J^ w. 
 A bit or lump of p. fTTT *• 
 
 To Pebfcmb, r. a. letnt. ^wm •t.-^nV wi.-Ac. WTW^i-^, ^\^ 
 IT^ N. ^T«jy. of o. 5WTftnT-^Tf»t'^-'HrRlf^-«rftKfe»T-&C. 
 
 To be perfumwl. MpCl'flol. 
 PnnniKD. ;». t. V. grm W*^, ^[»Tftm%?WT, Ac, ^- 
 
 ftw, WTlil?T or flf?m, ^i»ilf^n, «rf"f^^, ^f»r^. 
 PBtTCMBB, n. tender of perfume: nWt, »i«n, ^'ft, ^TTR 
 
 PES 
 
 PurcMisT, n./ri/iMRM. fWt mnm Ji.f^nw ».//. 
 
 Pekfuxctobilt, afo. v. A. ail^rt'lS or »nTT, IT^ST ^«:5T, 
 c^VS^V? «P^S?r, «?V5Tt^3 qj^TT, Ac. ^T^, g i j ^ i^ ^^S^^^ 
 
 To do p. r<rm^ m.-w^ «. ^pt^ ^. ofo. 
 
 Pebfcnctobt, a. slight, careless, negligrtii. ^t^R^, ^<« F <»fi ', 
 ?^^Tift, BHSfTI^^, ?5'«^3I«^^-qr, t^ST^lft^, IS^Rn- 
 
 Pebhaps, oJp. peradventure, perchance. ^,i\\^ r\ ^ pop. qi^tf^- 
 ?r and, vulg. ^P^^IrT, +|UM|ot, ^vTFt, ^FFT'TT'^, ^TTRT 
 
 ^, ^mm 5r3f^, 5p'«tf=rg^, ^n^^, 3tt|3Tt^ irrft'TTfr. 
 
 The sense is often expressed by a reduplication of the 
 verb ; as in the following examples, arit^ fIT qjfe or 
 ^^ r(K^J^ perhaps he will come, »)?JT?n: ^>nt?5 perhaps 
 he will go, «ji-Mrtl ?R ^%^ perhaps he will live. 
 
 If p. if in remote possibility. qTiTPF^rf^ TVT^Vf^, 
 
 Pebiapt. See Amulet. [?Tw. 
 
 Pebicabdicm, n. membrane round the heart. 1^J?T«T m. Et^r- 
 Pebicabp, n. «W(/ t«*e/. ift^ff^^T m. 
 Pebicbamum, n. membrane investing the skull. ^RToTR^f'S 
 
 Pebieeot, n. unnecessary work or observance. ^^\-^\K w. 
 Peeioee, Pebioeum, «. — in astronomy, ;ft^ n. sft^^VH «. 
 PEBinELION, n. ^ft^l^ »». 
 
 The p. of a planet's orbit. ^Bt^ », 
 Peeil, n. jeopardy, hazard, v, Dakoeb. »T^«, ^^t^ft^/ n. (?r- 
 
 To Peeil, p. a. t. To Eksakoeb. >T!Tt<T-vn^^fT-Ac. qiejot- 
 Pebilocs, a. hazardous, v. Dancekous. h*<NI, tfl+<lHI^ 
 
 PEBii-ousjiEss, n. V. A. *r^ n. 3ft^/. n. ;EPT'mT/, 
 Pebiueteb, n.— in geometry. ^ftrrr^^T n. 
 Pebiod, n. circuit, — of a planet, Ac. ^t[f. %tT tn. 
 
 2 round of time, revolution of years; cycle, ^c. ^JHKr^fl. 
 <PI<^Mf<*i|w| «. «PT(?^^ n. ^^ «. ^raiif «». ^^01 m ^%- 
 fHT^^ «• ar^^oiin. Some of the Periods are, qr??,!! j,flT- 
 (12 years;, Hjj? (12 days), »T5=^, jn, «T^ (OOyars). 
 
 Periods and age« haTe rolled away, 3T^<)vrT% Qf^or 
 
 3 /wm, /^fi-7/A of duration. 5^/. ^I«I^I m. %7/. "TRF »i. 
 %«/. m. ^»p culg. V^ m. n. 3T^ m.f *RHq?«T/. 
 
 An unfiled, undefined, or open p. or term. g?<t 55- 
 
 A fixed or ctated p, or term, q^ ^^f 
 For, from, according to, Ac. the broken pcriodB(parli 
 liquidation of a debt ). ^^fJTfflH, g'^^'f. 
 Inauspicious p. ^;ra«r3T or ifar/. ^^a^/, 
 
 4 eoniluHon, v. Ekd. Tt^ m. attfTm. 3fli?Wt/. 
 6 indefinite portion or slaje of a continued state, or series 
 of events. VWrvH f ^l^^M^^ m. ipisfn m. «Fia»TTnw. 
 
 P. of life. ^Tf n.(u RVTIT ^^., HtqHT^, 31PT^ ), <T- 
 nf /. ( one of two, tIi, ^«?ft "TTl|, T<TO<t^I^ ). 
 comfieie tenlence. ^fWTn, «FtlJt /. nr«?l/. <^lf<fr 
 
JETS 
 
 628 
 
 VER 
 
 pop. *r++r/. 
 
 An elaborated p. 'i;|if*'M/. ^[f^W^T /• 
 PErviODiCAL, a. performed, Sfc. in a circuit. <jR«<TfH|rH*, ^- 
 ft^TTpTfsPT'PF, MRlri^tiij^, qft^Trf^rW^?. 
 2 regularly recurring. %TTsr% qn^ST^, +WPl<<HHi or 
 
 Pkeiodicai., ». P)<jfHri ^FTrJT^ fr^'TR 5W^ n.-&c. 
 Pebiodicallt, adv. v. A. 2. %iT?5% +|otlHf, ^FTPJ^^mT^. 
 PeBIODICALNESS, PeEIODICITT, 71. T. A. 2. qplrfPl^lrlH «. 
 
 Pebiostecm, «. — in anatomy. arft'tTSr^/- 37f^'<Tf^^/. 
 Peeipheet, n. v. Ciecumfeke>"ce. to^ m. ^^ m. ^fT^ m. 
 
 2 circular frame {as of a drum, sieve.^ Sfc). TT^m.^ir^t/". 
 Peeiphease, Peeipdeasis,*!. circuit of words., t.Cihcumlo- 
 cuTioN. Pr^^rjr m. sjI^u-mi-mi %n »».-^ jm.-hj^fst m. 
 
 To Peeiphbase, v. n. use circumlocution. Pl<«pi3T-W-%'CT- 
 
 &e. ^3r?T 'tfrfui, 'fhrr5CfFf-&c. sff^wf. 
 
 PeBIPHBASTIC, PeBIPHBASTICAE, a. v. ClECXJMLOCtrTOBT. 
 
 PEEipnEASTiCALi.T, adv. V. A. flT^f5T-'fr«TT3T-&c. ^^iT, 
 Pebipxeumost, ». inflammation of the lungs. J^J^f^ «. 
 To Pebish, v. n. lose life, v. To Die. JT^St, f^^m-sfMW 
 
 5^-3trn;'iif-^=ER''if ,f»i=) I'ljft-siT'itr^^ft ^rriif , trw. ^ts^t. 
 
 To p. with Lunger. 3^TT^ K^. 
 To p. with cold, '■tjf^ m^, 
 
 2 Je destroyed, he ruined, come to nothing. x|iu)', ^T^- 
 
 ?rT ir^, HTn w.-f^n m.-w^^w OT.-&C. qRtJf, t^ ^, 
 
 ?T»».-r5nTT^»».-^finTT;[T«.-f^TTTrT»i.-K^?n.-*Jot/. ^ ^. o/s. 
 
 Ecady to p. ^^TTSJi'T^^. 
 
 3 Je /o«< eternally. 5T^^PRr-3?«ftnrft^-5^?f)"?r-<S:c. ^of, 3T- 
 
 vtnf^f/.-inf^T/.-aTtTiTm »«.-&c. ^>6t y. o/«. 
 
 Peeishable, a. V. V. 2. //aWe to perish, ^c.HT?T^, TT^TFT, 
 
 ?r«rT, ffT5J5rffe, f^^TTtft, ^rrm^, ^^^v^ ?^t^, 3T?nr- 
 P. goods, srre^ %^ «. 
 
 I. «Ki/'erf <o speer^y decay, ^r^ 'TRrFTT^r-jTRT^-&c. H- 
 
 Peeistaltic, a. !can« like. ?)f*T«nT, ^jfJT^^^, 
 
 P. motion, ^d'lfrr/ 
 Peeito>-eum, «. — in anatomy, ift^i-qr T5?r»J. 3T5lf^n. g'- 
 
 Pebiwio, w. %nf<t ^%p\ JWt/. [g«ft/. 
 
 Peeiwiskle, n. — the shell fish, ^^m.'^^f. ^^m. dim. 
 To Peejuee, v. a. (one's self) make a false oath. ^\t\ "^^f. 
 
 sjT^-q'jr-^'jt-^-^frJlr or ^[|»t-&c. ijte't, ^tTvj^ ^- 
 
 Pebjceed, p. V. V. ^r^ 5[R5tT ^35?5T-^H?5T-«fec. 5!TT*rj^ 
 
 ^\€[ ?TT?T f^r^tTT, f^?ft, fBp^g^, f^v*<M^. 
 Pebjcbt, «./a7«e swearing. ^V^^T4jf. ^^^^-^r n. 
 ^0 Peek, r. n. affect airs. ?T^^, 3T^/.-5T^RT m.-&c. ^^, 
 
 i Peek, o. affected, fn^rrift, JT^T^irsT. 
 j Peemasexce, Peemahexct, n. v. A. ^s^/. f^iTT'HJn m. 
 r*TT*ftquir >». T^^FRT »», «Tin^ «. ?^ «. f|'<TT?TT/. F<TTf^- 
 ;, fSf «. g^HTT/. ^n'*^ «. 
 Pebmasent, a. duralle, ahiding, v. Lastiso, Exdcbixg. f?:- 
 
 PEEMANE^^LT, «itf. T. A. ^^ETT, ar^gt, vTr'<T, f^Tf^, f?'<TT, ?v^- 
 Pebmeabilitt, Peemeablexess, n. v. A. wcf. ' ^<\'\M\i ^'^\ 
 
 f. ^■\fi']>-^r\\ f. 
 
 Peemeable, a. V. V. ^T^ ^HNI^IIF, *1«^#|M*^. 
 
 Universally p. 5^cq-_ 
 To Pebsieate, v. a. penetrate and pass through. 'H^-'k''^^- 
 
 i Peemeateb, n. Peemeatixo, p. a. v. V. H?^ ^TMRT, JTf^sT- 
 P. universally, bj^t^^j;, 
 
 PeBMEATIOS, «. T. V. %^ v!TM «. 
 
 ■Universal p. i^J\fl(f. s'msr «. 
 Pebmissibi.e, a. v. V. TT^TPT'ft 4JNM>TT, 'TTSTH'ft s^T^nn- 
 
 Peemissiox, w. liberty granted. qr^TPT^/ :ff;«T »». arifn/. 
 
 jfl+ofl*/. T^/ 3T«<Hfii/. argiTT/. aiHHrl M. 
 Full and free p. w«rr <"• 5*rr/. ^'PgTT «. 
 With or by the p. of. ^^Tq?f1[% w <^ | i i ^% . 
 "Writ of p. HiMM'inr^^/. 
 Peemissive, a. Pebmittee, n. \. V. <n«rPT'ft ^"TRT, &c. "H- 
 
 5^KN*, ST^fTT^^, 3T«?5fmf5, &c. 
 To pEBifiT, V. a. allow, give leave, lei, Sfc. '^^^Tp^ f..-r^ 
 
 w!.-3TTfrT/.-3i;^*ii ».-«&c. ^tjf, ^ in combination with 
 
 another verb, as ^vt ^ to permit to go, %^ ^6f to 
 
 permit to come, &c. ar^^^Tt^ «. ^JT^I-^, ar^jft^. 
 Peesiit, «. written leave. ^*A\A\ m, H<«IH'np«)^/. ^^7^ m. 
 
 ^^ n, 
 Peemittaxce. See Peemisston. 
 Pebmitted, p. V. V. qiitH'fl f^^f?^, 3TT|n ^?^, &c. qr. 
 
 gi'Tfl-^i, »fi+fot^^t^, &c. sT^^rm, 3i«T5fnrr, ar^ntf^H, 
 
 Peemtjtatios, n. v. Exchange. 'S^:'!^;^^^ f. sr^rSR^/. ft-- 
 
 2— in arithmetic. 3T^P7Tn m. 
 Peekicious, a. injurious., v. Huetful. 3FPTTTT^, 3Tqinft,'fl- 
 
 ^^. [&c. ^%m decl. 
 
 Pebniciouslt, adv. v. A. aiM+K^I^^I deJ. arf^-^^^TTT- 
 Pebkiciousness, «. V. A. ar^^Tft'mr »». 3HM-4>K+dl/. 
 Peeobation, «. closing part of an oration. «F»Tm^^l< »». iTT- 
 
 Pebpendiculae, o. vertical, upright. ^TToSTTT, ^ft^TTl", 5Vt^, 
 
 That deviates from the p. f^^TT. [^tomwt. 
 
 2 falling on or crossing at right angles. i^lH+Iumirfl, ^JT- 
 
 Pebpekbicvlab, n. line falling at right angles. ^ m, ?i«pfj 
 
PER 
 
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 PETl 
 
 PEBPESnCULABITT, fl. T. A. 1. '?R23^0TT M. ^ft^ T^^ITT 
 
 Pebpexdiculaklt, «<7c. v. A. 1. ^t^^HT decl. ^^TT <^«^. 
 
 3TTT rfff/. ??^, rt«l^<<l^. 
 
 2 *iM+.|U|^|^«| decl. flH*i«i'm't^. 
 Jo PEHPETEiTE, r. a. T. To Do. <Ji^. The Jlarathl has no 
 
 word restricted to an evil act. 
 Pebpetuai., a. near ceasing or intermitting, eonttant, 
 
 fermanent. m^, f?jtKT, ?TT»^, ^r'ilft^, ^TT'^rfHT, ^- 
 
 ■<iI^T, W^., ^?T^, 31^, 3TOI, 3?^T?T, 3T^^T»T, 3TTRfT, 
 
 Pebpetcaxlt. ai/p. T. A. and Eveb. fJlfq', pRfTT, f^^f?r, 
 Jo Pebpetuate, p. a. male perfetud, cause to endure. ^r«^- 
 
 »T-fr«iT-f^TT«Tnft-<tc. sR'n, 3«?i4-mP.*(i-Hri<i-MW«i-f^ir«r- 
 
 Pebpetuatep, p. V. V. rra^ %H5^, 3T?l5 ^THm %%r5T, f^T- 
 
 ^ <l^«l *^r?l, Ac. TlT^'fl?;<i. 
 Pebpetcatios, n. T. v.— «c/. m"^ ^TDT n. f^RrR O^T^T 
 
 ^ot n. Ac ^s^fft^TW «. f^^artt'Rif n. 
 PzBPEiriTT, n. endless duration, uninterrupted existence. 
 
 VT'Vfff. m'^ n. *<Mrq n. ^Hrq n. fF<TT?IT/. f^tc^THT/. 
 
 f^JTT-i(jfqr^ f. fsTTTPTTirfiRT/. &c. 3iq«H<ir^ «. fr<T- 
 
 fr«TfJT /. 3Wrfr«TfH /. ^t?i^4^ /. 3i?wft-«Tf^ / 
 Jmt. ^TfJft/. 
 To Pebplex, t. a. inccice, tomplieate, t. To Ektakgle. if- 
 
 at m.-JTT^r m.-ic. WT^ g. of o. 
 
 2 embarrass, puzzle., bewilder, /fe. T. To Cosporsi). JTr- 
 
 ^?wf or 'JTTT't, 'ii*4«iwi, 1WWT, »fii>i<i«i, 'T^HH'WJ'1- 
 
 grr»trf»T-">Hf'^-<tc. Ti^-TwJf, ^i^Tofr w.-^ OT.-iTtqoE 
 
 «».-^t^/.-*TTtinE/.-f^^^T n.-SiC. %m g. ofo. 
 TtKTixizv,p. T. V. 1. 'j^^k^^ 'H'Ai.AA]., Ac. nrnwi-kji, 
 MHi'^'ft'^i, V^<:io>Mc^i, Ac. 
 
 To be or become p. "iT^^pif, >rni^, rii^^^. 
 2 «p7P!?»IT, 1WOT%5^, Ac. «lt?r, ««t?T, iTW, ftm> ; H» , 
 
 To be or become p. nrms^, vf\i\'iS[. 
 Pebpleseb, *. Pkkplkxiso, p. a. i. V. 1. j^l^flTKT, yiZ^m- 
 
 V, •j'^mp^nTT, Ac. 
 
 2 nnrwnTT, «itw5-ite9-*fl?i«i-Ac. ^^wnrT, yiMwM- 
 <}^t?T-4c. <Tiionn, Ac. s^n^^i, ff^m^, frt^^, 
 Ac. «T»re, yiriJiflis-^T. 
 
 pEBPtrXEBSMS, PkBPLEXITT, «. T. .A. 1, « j[> ^^JtPm O»l W. 5- 
 
 CM<»Vi<<0|l «. Ac, ^T7?r or 'JT^TT w. >n47 m. *i^HI w. 
 *pn^^ /. ^t«T ». <n« w. ^nif« or qt«?nTrsB m. 
 
 2 tfWW^'WTT w. Ac. i?I?l«l m. »ji«ra m. Vt^/. »Ut- 
 Vi f. mrrHtT/. »WV^ or »WVT^ «. «jr<T^ or ^f^:^ m. 
 
 ?IT<II/. fm^Tt^/. 
 
 1. 2i perplexity ; a perplexing business, v. Teocbix. ^ 
 
 Pebqcisite, M./ee, allowance beyond pay. ^^^f. %<t^irf*T5!:- 
 ^<T/.%{l<Jlijini/.«llrtlSMl"5ff/'. 31«til<niT»i.3ii«i2H-.HTH?«. 
 P. of hereditary -village oificers, &e. ^ »u. «FT m. 
 
 To Pebsecute, v.a. pursue so as to afflict, injure, vex, annoy, 
 harass, ^'c. v. To Tease. Jflrtisr^, gai^, g-g^r, it^'^, 
 
 ^rspif, ^JTT^'^^/.-SctDj'F /.-in'^«p/-it^'^^/.-&c. q;^ 
 
 y. 0/0. pTT/.-^:?? n--3^^ m.-&c. 3«if-5FT''f, TT^YH rIFI<Jif 
 g.of o.^\Z_f.-V^'^:^m.-&.c.vi^g.of o.TT^ft^ ?IPloi-5ra%.''/o. 
 2 /JM^W tciih importunity, v. To IIaxo fPOX. qT?ft^ ??T- 
 
 ijoi ^. of 0. <TT3/. ^%. 0/ 0. ^^Ftst^ sm^, ^?fl^ c^niSir- 
 «ra^ ^. 0/0. |»T^t/. 5^^ g. ofo. 
 
 Pehsecution, n. v. V. I.— act. WrTT^iif w. 3?^ n. gaot «. 
 
 &c. tJofrr^p/. g^tnep/. it^nr^p/.^Tjar^F/. 3ct»i.?j^??TT/. 
 
 2 "TTst^ ?5nT^ «.-Ac. 
 Pebsecctob, w. Pebsecctixg, p. a. v. V. 1. ?TrtT«nmTT, 3or- 
 
 OTTTT, inntRT, Ac. ifotSR^TTT, f :^-^^T-7^^«r-&C. ^«JIRT, 
 
 t'T^. 
 
 2 mele ai'iuiKi, tts tl^iKt, 'i'njititH srhtrt, Ac. 
 Pebsevekasce, Pebsistekce, n. v. V. fqz^purn. f^^^^T^ot 
 
 n. Ac. JOFT OT. aniTf m. ^^^n^ m. ^^^\^ m. 3T«T- 
 
 ireiT m. 3TfiTf^%5!I >»• 
 
 I. — the quality or virtue. f^^TWT '"• ^T^iTT m. ^mi- 
 
 If. ^m.^m. ^zm. ^n n. tTTT<JTT/. «}frt/. ft'<afH/o/. 
 
 TAt^f. «T<TT/. 
 Pebsevebakt, a. Persevebiko, p. a. Pebsisti>"0,/). a. v.V. 
 
 1. f^^.?H TT^tmrr, arm^, fH^^, arnr^T, f%^., f^sp- 
 
 ^irrqT, ^77TT,%^,^7r;TT,3?nft,''nmRft,i?^5r% «?Rt, 
 
 H<<H*II5, srar'ft, *T^fm^, ^T^^TT, W^m. 
 2 ?nTriYH sraiTTTT, Ac. 5^^7, ?r^^i. 
 Pebsevebaxti-t, Pebsevebinoi.t, Pebsistisolt, <ulo. V. A. 
 
 To Pebseveue, To Peesist, v. n. continue steadfast in. fn- 
 »|>^-ii*'IM-*nr^-ai«irt^^-Ac.TT^-^irt5|, f^T-N'K-Ac. 
 
 TT^, ^^Wr-vftT *T^-Ac. TT^-^nr?tji, inxr^ wi.-Ac. 
 
 g. of,. 
 
 2 ( in importunity, Ac. ). v. To Haxo troy. ^iTTI^ 
 
 Pebsias, Pebsic, a. of or belonging to Persia. irT?ft,fTT^X- 
 Pebsiax, «.— the language. irTT?ft^)^/.-HT^/. 
 Pebs05, n. individual, human being, ^^v^^ n. H^'T n. ^TT 
 m.f. n. ( The plural i» ^ot w. ^3r»ft/ ^ n. It always 
 require* a numeral prefixed; and to exprosB two, three, 
 or four ^t^, ^i>, ^W ( declined into t^ or nn/. f /. A 
 ^ or ^ fl. pi. ) arc required ini«tcad of ^, '^t'T, ^T ) 
 
 2 2«</y, At/man i^iny with respect to corporeal existtHije, 
 ^*\fof. wrfn n, V<tT ». ^ m. !H^*I<I*M^ n. 
 
PER 
 
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 PEH 
 
 Decoration of the p. ?lO<+<*+K. w. ai'W^IT m. 
 
 In p. in propria pertona. vUcfl^, siTrTf, ^^^Hlffl'!, 
 vJHp'l'H'm, ^fH^X^ or vlTrfff^T^fTt, ^^T^'lfl, ^reTfT, 
 ^Tmf^5|ft, g^, STffl'r, artlFT, spJIT^, ■^^•.pop. ^<rt, ?TT- 
 
 In, by, tlirough, &c. one's own p. aiiq^qr aTi^f, 3Tn- 
 
 ^'TT ^iTcft^, ^idl^, arNwr, ^n.pop. ^rrt, ^t^tpt. 
 
 Proving, establishing, &c. in one's own p. t)Hf(|T+K«». 
 To take about one's p. vJTsr^ ^P^-tRiif . 
 
 3 one, a hody, a human Icing. HTITW n. t^^ n. 1^ nt. 
 n^5f5iT m. KT^ /. 3T^n^/- »». 
 
 4 exterior appearance. CT «. STT^FR »»• ^l^fd/. 
 G character ( in a drama ). ^ffl «. 53T n. ^T »». 
 
 6 — in grammar. ^^ m. The persons are, — the first p. 
 StPT'T?^ m. ir'<T^"i?^ nt. ( In Sanskrit grammar ^fVipT^- 
 ^ is the third person. ). Sf-tlHT/. HT^H^T^ «.— the 
 second p. fgrft^ J^ »». H«^<T ^^ «J. ^»*i5^|t.M ». — the 
 third p. <Jrn^^+'1 «. 3tTT J^ w». JfR^T^ w. 
 Peesoxable, a. hacing a uell forvied penon, \. Handsome. 
 
 Pebsosablesess, «. T. A. ^4,Hd l/. *.4rfl*|u<< «. wa^^ n. 
 
 aiPFRgf^/. J^RWI'^T m. &c. 
 TEBSoy^ AOE, n. ptrson of eminence, ^^%^^!^n. 5ihT-?PTT- 
 
 f^-&c. T^^T «. ?f^*T »n. ^T^v^ m. K^TjTT »»• 5qfe/_ 
 
 ^rft/. Some terms for a superior personage arc, JTWrw. 
 
 ^r^l[^ n. ^^ n. [ Peesos. 
 
 2 exterior appearance. See Peeson. 3 character. See 
 PEBSOXAr,, a. lelonging to persons, not to things. T^'PSf^TTrft'- 
 
 P. pronoun. ^^.^tlM+W^^W «. 
 
 2 affecting a particular person, relating to an individul. 
 
 ■sfT, 3Tn?JT, ^^T^q^t^T, ^ in comp. 1%3T in comp. 
 P. property. ^?T^/. 
 
 3 done, Sfc. in person, arfl^, vTTrfNfT, ^mt^, ^TRTT- 
 
 ?r, 5?rTfftf^?-rt=En-, ^VTf^^ft^T, ^T^^Tr^^trr^, sfcT^ro^tTT- 
 ^T, ?n?Tn?«T, ^^?r, ^ir?5<T, artn ( used in comp. as art- 
 I^^^TiT p. labour, &c. ). 
 
 P. connexion. ^TT?nf?W^ ffi. 
 
 4 exterior, lelonging to the outward person. 4s,MNI, 34|«|»(- 
 
 5 — in law. 3TT*TI^, WW. 
 
 6 reflecting on an individual. ^51^ aii^^u«j|x)|^ v||i3H 
 
 Pkesosality, n. v. Inuividuautt. sq^f^/. sq faH t/. ?- 
 
 2 <iiref < apiMcation or applicability to a person, f^^- 
 
 3 a personal remark. ^^^^ SHrSof n. ?ITf5T TTSW «. Hrf- 
 Pf.bsosallt, orf». T. A. 1. 5^1^^ 5?Tf^:. 
 
 3 ^, ^iRirgj qPT?T, ^^it. 
 
 3 in person, t. Pebsojj, 3iTfft?f, ^TTWT, ?Ernt. 
 
 6 t^T^, Mii^i "TT^. [ 'IHijWf ft. 
 
 Pebsosalitt, «. personal estate. -h'W*i\A m. ^TT^q n. «t- 
 To Pebsoxate, ». o. represent ly an assumed character, 
 
 pretend to le. ^ ffi.-fJTT w.-^TTT «.-&c. q'lr-^Kwf ^. o/o. 
 
 "ITH ^"JT^ uith the name of the o. fil<^|c*-M n.-a2"?fTT/.- 
 
 &c. ^-tnrwr sp^-ir^ijr ^Rwi ^. o/o. 
 
 2 act the part of. Btl «.-^ ni.-^ n.-&c. ijuj-tn^ y. o/'o. 
 Peesonatob, «. Pebs,osatiko, |». o. t. V. 1. %^ ijuiHi, 
 
 &C. <?trr^. 
 
 Peesoxation, n. t. V. l.—acf. %«r ^ «. &c. ^t^mT w. fTT- 
 Pebsomficatiox, n. v. V.— ac<. aiKlH'l f^Tt^^/ %?nTtT- 
 
 To Peesokift, v. a. represent with the affections and actiont 
 of a person. %rR (WrTT «i.-%?lRfqrm »i.-&c. %vA_ 
 
 Peespective, n. glass for viewing objects. l^f^T/. 
 
 2— in drawing. T<?1T*TT5T^f^^^^ f^?IT /. ^'<n^?PT- 
 f^^<jl^ «. 
 
 Pebspicacious, <?. «^arp of sight. rft^'T^f^, tftH^f^, '^TS- 
 
 2 of acute discernment, X. ShaBP. jft^f'T^f?, ^^fTOgf?, 
 
 PeBSPICACIOUSNESS, PeBSPICACITT, W. T. A. 1. rft^=OT^f% / 
 
 ?ft?r^/. 5ft?I^/. 5[i^'TT^^ n. ^iy?!Tt5 w. 
 2 fft^ff^/ f ^TT^f^/. ff5;qst?Tr5 n. <m^W^ n. 
 Pebspicuitt, Peespicuouskess, «. V. A. 1. ^»5rfdl f. 
 
 2 sjM^TgTmT »«. 5«f[^'mT m. ^^^:mf. ^TtTHT^ »». ^- 
 
 Peespicuous, o. transparent. i%JT«5, ^=^15, srt^Tar. 
 
 2 clear to the mind, \. Plain. 3^I5T, W?, g^n^TT 3T5^t^T, 
 
 l,»nsr, gfra', ^^tp, 3TTnTT'*T, ^tthM^f, ^tw^'f, f^n^. 
 
 Peespicuouslt, flrfv. V. A. 2. ^^ItT, ?^, sN^ ♦IHvd'Hl 
 deel. gs'T^. [ ^^WT^ »«. 
 
 Pebspieation, n. v. V. N. 1. — act. ^TK qiil n. qj^^lK «». 
 I. perspiring matter, v. Sweat. ^TH «». ^^ m. ^^ »i. 
 
 To Pebspibe, v. n. evacuate fluid, — the skin, &c. qiH m.- 
 &e. ^^-^^-g^wl-TT^T't in. con. ^\i^m^.^ Mi*^^"^, ^I" 
 H^r, ^^^TR m.-■^^■^^ m.-&c. ^or m. cow. 
 2 ie excreted by the skin — a fluid, &c. k\Htin^-i\f\'M'{- 
 
 &c. ^]w^■^(^^■^^^^, 
 
 To Pebspibe, v. a. emit ly the pores. TnTTiTT^-Tl 'I'gM I ^-&c. 
 
 ^f<T5TTT-%Ht3gKT-&C. €l?^-f^^^ «. ^^-l^«^Fm^ 
 
 «. SR^, &c. 
 Pebspibeb, n. Pebspieing, jj. a. y, V. N. 1. WT gJ^f^Ti&c. 
 
 Peesuadable, &c. See Pebsuasible, Ac. 
 
 To Pehsuade, v. a. bring to a particular opinion, \. To 
 
 CONYISCE. ^TT^TT^, WH^ /.-?i*T3lTf^?ft /-HH^T^ 
 
 f.-^lrfKf-WrRWUf.-&e. q^ g. of o. 
 
 2 influenct Ij/ argumentt, entreaties., advice, S;c, Irinj 
 
PER 
 
 631 
 
 PER 
 
 
 
 over. HH!^^, ^^ «• T-IHwi-HHRui ff- of o. il«I^, ^o5- 
 STjf, JTV^, ?r*nTT^, ?nTjJ?T /.-&c. ^r^ g. ofo. 2^ /. 
 :?T^, ^i«^H-si^^-&c. ym^ ^^ m. j^qof g. ofo. 
 'JEBSUADED, p. T. V. 1. and AssuKED. yH>»|H-WM<-&c. %- 
 J^-FF%f^, vHMf^^nT, vlTrTfJT^Tfr. 
 
 To be p. ?7THT/-<<<M0/.-^HMMHl/.-fH*nT w.-T'C^- 
 ^ w.-Ac. ^t't-ST^'t ^. o/ «. 
 2 H'II*<^,'4I, ilV<l^>'J, <li«Jpl-ll, Ac. 
 Peksuadiso, Pehscasiox, n. v.V.l. — act. hHAH^\ «. ^TTfTT 
 
 ?R^. n. &c. ?nr3TTf^nt/. «fl-Hri/. «»i^di«n«^/- ?nr»ft/. 
 — t/o/*-. wmr/. <HM<-»iHi /. ?trfrtt /• f^^/- f'T«PT»i. 
 
 2— act. m'«jui n. *P-T^ n. ^3^ n. &c. HiiMufl /. «l*T- 
 
 I. religiou* tyttrn or hoJg. »TfT n. JTTl w. T«T»». ^M^Wiw. 
 Of the p. of. ^iH-^l^fl in comp. 
 Pessuasible, a t. V. 1. ?nr;TT^^TRfFlT-^:^YTHT-Ac. ^PTSirf^- 
 
 2 *HHI<4MI'TT-Ac. ^VtMivrtl'ii-Ac. 
 Pesscasite, Pebscasoby, fi. V. V. 1. iA\(\(\ tj^oiKI-atm- 
 1TTT, HH^ *<<'IKI, «H^ *<l<<l>^l'll. 
 
 2 jRWJrm, «iflt*i«ii<i, «iv^"iKi, &c. mi«jH-inj^-&c. 
 
 p. or appeasing speech. rfirfl'IlM/- rWriiJ|riui«. 
 Pest, a. Jm*, a«<ir«, ^e. v. Smabt. ^RctT, ^"JW <>*• a, -^rJI* 
 
 2 /oriearJ., impertinent., t. Sacct. vft^, fvjJLIMI, IR, 
 
 lb Pebtaix, e. n. t. To Beloxo, To Kelate. am^I with 
 ^-^-Ac. OTT^,fl''W»i.-&c. aTO^t, ^nT».-'l>T^».-Jrer>T». 
 -Ac. 3TO^. 
 
 PeBTAI^EB, fl. PEBTAI.VI.f O, p. «. T. V. f^^HI, #"^1^, 
 
 P«Ti5ACiocs, a. ttubborn., v. Obstinate. |ft, ^7^, 5^- 
 
 2 perti$tenl, prrtecering, v. Rexolute. tftT, fVlTT^, f^V-, 
 (^*Wt, ^^, %?^, 'I'.i^i, ♦i'.ni'-i^T, fiM^. j 
 
 POTI5ACIOCSLT, odv. T.A.I, f?!^, ^ «iT5?T-ir^'T, l^*|vi*H, ; 
 
 |^T«n^, ^i^, f^^, ^i'-i3, ^r^. I 
 
 2 %?n^,"Vrt%, "ItT "WT, 'M\vi\ tr5?T, ynmf<j«f*. 1 
 
 PKVTBtACiocnmt, PrrriSACiTT, «. t. A. 1. jn^r^m. ip |j 
 or fTw. 3TT/ 311/ 1^15T»i. [^^w. | 
 
 2 vfrr«. ?*Tm.>4ii. fH^rmrm. %7m. n. fJ^Wm. fsfiTf w. | 
 
 PBtrnrrxcE, Pcbti5E5CT, n. r. A. ifT*jf*tT»^»«. il*l»l«'lffl/. 
 jjHMI'JHlfl'il/. !|«'IV1"<Hl/. «rMl«?l"(fll/. ^IH^^MWIlw. 
 
 P«TWE5T, a. relatfd to the ivhjfct in hand, r. \vronnz. 
 
 Pkbtisuttlt, aJc. r. A inniTJflTT, «I*l'l»i'»I^^, ^fCm : , 1| 
 Pestlt, otle. T A. 1. ^M*VWI|J|, •^•fli^^, ^l"<r*l"Jjflt. I 
 
 If*. !' 
 
 Pebtsess, n. V. A. 1. •qTofmrw. ■clrtl*'! or ^/ ^IHr^n. 
 
 2 f^T^/. 3TiTqf^/. ■MI'lMUIIw. •lI'il'lMUirm. ^?«f!:/. ilH% 
 To Pebtubb, 2b Pebtubbatf, v. a disquiet,Src. v. To Dis- 
 compose. 'HdlHR'Ji, ??Pnr^, ^rTOT.-??TT»».-&C- "PT't y. 
 0/0. H?TH--^5^-&C. JPTwir. 
 2 disorder. See To Confuse. 
 Pebtubbatio.v, n. t. V. 1. — stale, t^mm. ^\^m. ^I\^\^m. 
 
 ^3%^m. STMI406/. rraw^^/ aoEJT^/. 
 Pebturbatob, Pebtubbeb, ». T.V.I. ^H^tirr^j WdlH^uiur, 
 
 Pebtubbed, p. V. V. 1. ?lt»T^OT, ^5^ %3?!T, Ac. ^«v, 
 
 Pebuke. See Wio. 
 
 Pebusax, To Pebuse. See Eeadiko, To Eead. 
 
 To Pebvabe, p. o.^«w« MrouyA. See To Pebmeate. 2 /)aM 
 or spread through the whole extent^ oqiMoli, sqr^ ^^ 
 %^, %f5 ^^, ^M-lKyi, ^W^, 3l|-=»>Hui, 3iTf5T5qT?ot,3TT- 
 Tpimn.-&e. JJitoty. o/'o. 5'Tnr-3TT5pf?t-&c. ?p^. 
 
 Pebtabed, ;». T. V. 2. sJTrsrl?^, ''^T? ^d^F, aHI+Hflrfl, 
 Ac. 5?TnT, 3TTJpt<T, 
 
 Pebv41>eb, n.PEBvABiso.jj.o. Pebvasive, O.V.V. 2. oVIH"IT- 
 TT, s«rrj?r ^otrt, Ac. oifm+, sTT^t (esp. in comp. as. ^m- 
 
 g*<nft, ^i^^rft, Ac), 3Tf»i«<iH'P, ^i^rfftw, 
 Pebtasible, a. v. V. 2. 5?n^ w<IMNI-^JitnT-Ac. m<|w« 
 Pebtasion, «. V. V. 2. — act. *Mmui «. WTTJ^ ^ n. Ac. WTT- 
 
 fJT/ <^im n. 3Tr^)»riT ». 
 Universal p. arfHSTlfir/. 
 Pebtebse, a. devious, distorted. ^^IT, ^5NI*3I, «R;, ^f^. 
 
 2 piggith, mulish, stuhbom, untractalle, <J'e.<fr<,i«in, q»T^- 
 
 ^=^ or <KH+0, ar'RH^, 3i<f.«ii*i, am^rar, ^^f7, ^- 
 ^, ^%^, ^K, f^5^TT, PST^, %?Ktq:ir, #f?, 
 
 ^*^-<Ht<, ^%m, ^M'i^l'O, ^t75, 3Tft^rS, 3Tr5TT?T, 3Tf- 
 
 jfTPfnTT, ftMOd*<fr, f^q^'i'M^. 
 
 Pebvebselt, orfr. t. A. 2. l^*dM«ll^, ^^IMWJI^, ^1iW*<M- 
 on^^, Ac. 31*<H<l>0^,l|'t«<(^, *P-rt3^^, ^<ii<iii^, Ac. 
 
 Pebvebseness, Pebvebsitt, n. v. A. 1. ^VttT m. A.a «rt- 
 ^ n. rifim/. ^TpHT^ m. fin^Tf^ m. ^W^ m. "^tft^T n. 
 2 i^f'IT.^'J'nT m. 31<m*<<?<»IT m. ^^fnlotTtJtr w. ^^TTTiir 
 m. 5RI'«^P-MUII m. %"|lti*'44UII »»■ Ac. aH^PTSl^C/. iRTiR 
 /. 'ftoE m. »%^/. f^5f^<^/. ff^^5^/. '?tft?«T«. *r- 
 
 Pebvebsio!!, n. T. v. 1.— oc/. f^r^^ n. T^^«t «. Ac. ft- 
 
 «TOfT^-n n. f^ww ^jTWf n. 3fi5«roi^<«n n. 3<^<^r^r^<?m 
 
 m.— state. f^V^ m. fvr^^ m. VrttW n. ft'rtfTpJr ♦». 
 
 2 — act. f^^n^ «. Ac. 
 2b Pt«TiBT,r.a. turn from its purpose, use, end, Sfc. Cjli^dt, 
 
 3rTTi5T4t'3Tr<iiMt -sinn^-Ac. bt^-^ib^t, Prnrf^ «.- 
 fr^ «i.-frr^nM w.-Ac. ^^ g. of o. awjfrfjjqW 
 
PET 
 
 632 PET 
 
 m.^l. 
 Pktit. See Pettt. 
 Petition, n. request, supplication. 3T^ m. ST^ff/. RHcO / 
 
 2— written p, 3T^/. 3T^%w/. f^JTffrr^T n. ^r^J. qr- 
 To PETIT105, V. a: make a request to, v. To Beg. 3T^ wi.-fir- 
 
 ^rft/.-!TT'4^/.-&C. ^PTDT, ariff/. ^. 
 Petitionee, n. PEriTioxrNO,|>. a. V. v. ST^f ^T'TRT, &.c. 
 
 Petbescent, a. becomivj stone. (^'is^t'TRT, aTRStlMl^l"! T- 
 Peteifactiox, «. T. V. A. 1.— flf^. ^s ^x^ n. qr'Tm !?;- 
 
 t^ n. tfRlTft^PT^ «. 55^ JfiTW n. — state. HI«II«hRuiitt?;/. 
 
 V. V. N. ^TS ftof n. tmTT'T ^ »>. Ml'muit *r«PT «. ^-T- 
 
 *nnT «. HiiiuRR'Tm' m. 
 
 I. tiling petrified. qT^TTT ^'^?JT <RT'4 wi. ?rf^ "TT^fT^w. 
 PETniriED,/A T. V. A. 1. ^% %Bt5T, 'n'Tm %?i;?5T, &c. 
 
 2 qJ3R %^, &c. qmoiTT^T, ^'151=^, TfT^sr. 
 
 3 ^!nT^5 %%?JT, &c. trr«nT, ^re^: n?wm. 
 V. V. N. ^«T5 Siii^rii, qm'Jr 5rTB?ir, qpTT<jft^?f, qr^M- 
 qRuii^ft, qiiTOHnq^T, ^nnqT^Mf^r. 
 
 To Petbift, V, a. convert into stone, ^xi w.-qRHiT m.-&c, 
 
 5R^, qiTTW qRuim w». ^i^, qFrmrRTPR' OT.-qrmJirsrn. 
 -&c. qRf?ro{-^TqoT ^R't. [-&c,!HT''f. 
 
 2 «!flA-e callous. w€^-^^K■f^^-^V^m^^-^r^S^^-^'Z^'( 
 
 3 j'Jj? with fear, ^e. v. To Astomsh, To PnioniEN. H- 
 
 2b Petbift, v. n. turn into stone, ^qj «t.-qrTT<T »».-&c. ^- 
 ot, qi llUlsRu il H wi.-qniUM 7J.-&C. qRot, [HfTTrr?5 «, 
 
 Petbol, Petbolevm, m. forJ!; oil. HTrftt as «. f^?5R^ m. 
 
 Peteonel, n. horseman's pistol. «RT3T »»• 
 
 Petticoat, «. — the garniciit. The following words express 
 Tarieties. 3'i<^NcA/. 34<(lt^'ll «. ^pofltg^f «. wM«- J^ 
 
 n. ?fqf?i?n" «>. ?j^T w. ?r^ or ?r^?ft timnc* /. ^tk^tO- 
 ^iil «. q?^ 5^1 «. qr^Kffi. »». ( of silk ) qr^^' «. qr- 
 
 ^ «. fqafsiT «». ( of silk ) ^oft ^1 n. sjoEift/. «ltl w. 
 
 i^T «». ^T^f/ ?fl<l<^* »». ( of silk ). 
 
 P. of a child. f^R^/. qT^ or q^^ »». 
 
 End or point of a p. ( The two meet around the 
 waist, and are drawn together in tightening the waist- 
 band ). sfr^'TT n.f. aft^fe or mf. 
 
 Petticoat-hall, house ichere are onli) women. TtWIT »J. 
 
 Under p. H>4't>l »». 
 
 To put on the p. to lecome effeminate. sffllT' T^, 
 Pettifogoeb, n. petty lawyer. ^f^^-3t%^pft-<&c. ^qftST. 
 
 Pettifogging practices. ^^T^^I^^/. 
 Pettisess, «. T. A. 1. d^^nquil m. 
 
 2 ?rfr?Tq'JiT »«. f?r%q'^r »». ^r^f^r n. ^ht/. 
 
 Pettish, a. /r<'(//(;,T. Peevish." f^a^rr, f^st^R, f^- 
 55TT, fdirdil or fJrefrTfSTT, H^IT, f^f%5TT. 
 
 m.'&c. ^JRot ^. o/ 0. 
 
 2 turn from the right, v. To Cobbupt. fil? 5? "i, fRPffW 
 
 Peeveet, w.one turned from the right way.fHJ^h 3Tm"?5?5T- 
 
 Peevebted, p. V. v. 1. fVT^ri^, 3c?^-f?rqtt<T-^q^^-&c. 
 
 2 ftiq5^^?!T, vr? %^3T, &c. 
 Peeveeteb, «. Peeyeetixg,^. a.v. V. 1. f^«nTRT, 7c5ZT-^- 
 
 qtm-&c. qp^TTTRT, ar^jwff FST^'HTTT, &c. 
 Peetestioation, ». diligent enquiry, v. Eeseaech, ^••4^ui 
 
 «. Ji^qui «, 
 Peeticacious, PEETiCACiTT.See Obstikate, Peetebse,&c. 
 Peevious, o. admittiny passage, that may le penetrated. Htf, 
 
 %?;^T, H^^rr^, h^^w^, sjVj,^, q^^ir^ftq", si^^rf , aRi^nP. 
 
 Peeviousness, n. v. A. *r?7rTT/. H^^ftTfTT/. &c. 
 Pest, a. plague.^ t. PxAorE. irft/. J1^/. 
 
 2 hateful f (Mow or thing,y. PlaOUE. c^TTftT or iqi^/.tftfT/. 
 
 3^iT or g^m/. qJTJT m. sp^^ w. ^TT^q^S^P »». 5F3t^ «. 
 
 a^TqvTTSy. 515 n. if^ or ^T^ 'T^ »«. W^ n.T^ n. vTvTToS 
 
 »!.«. ^^TPT »». 
 Pest-uocse, «. hospital for infectious patients. ^T+|[h+ 
 
 iTo Pestee, r. a. annoy, harass with little vexations, v. To 
 Tease, ifa^, ?J3ot, ija'jTqi/.-gioTq; /.-g;a ot.-&c. •CT'if 
 g.ofo.^v^ n.■Z'^^ m.-\^f.-^^f. ^^m.-&c.^, 
 2 See To Escuwbee. 
 
 Pesteree, n. Pestebing, p. a. t. V. 1. SStiTRT, ^4U|Kl, §:?t 
 ^TTT, 3q^ ^T^, 3^?^. 
 
 Pestifeeous, Pestilent, Pestilestiai, a. producing pesti- 
 lence^ ^-c. JHTft^, *lO-«(l, H^iftqJ^mTT, HTf ??T^JK, TR^- 
 
 fqi^-TJ, HK+vdHq;. 
 
 2 noxious., pernicious, ij'o.v. HuRtfcl. 3Tq+K+., a<q+,|(l, 
 
 3 troublesome, teasing, Sfc. t. Mischievous, gq^^ «IR- 
 'JIRT-^uiKI, g^^tft, J^I2, fTTJS, ^fWrT, I?. 
 
 Pestilence, m. epidemic and mortal disease^ \. Plagve, ^t[f. 
 
 IR^/. tTRT/. HRq; »«. iTTft/. 
 'PzsTLE,n, instrument for pounding in a mortar, ^T «i. «I- 
 tIT m. ^qJTw. H^c5 ^Jop. ^^ToS «. 
 
 Wooden p. for cleauiug rice. JTHoE n. 
 P. and mortar. ^?;si?TT or sfrn »«. fKRT^^rfT m. 
 Vet., n. peevishness or passion. il'INT f^ui+.Klm.-^rc^m, n- 
 
 2 darling, fondling, ^c. rili+l,^errT«. iJR5 «• iflfrlMNn. 
 ^HRq^ «. %oI«(U||;m. iKlsiH'l m. spTsfsTjft/, 
 To Pet, v. a. fondle, cocker, v. To Indvlge. « | 4N u { , ffU- 
 
 Petal, n. flower leaf. qrqraTt/. qi^oit/. "FF^/ ^ or ?;oE«. 
 Of one row of petals,<^q;TTToft— of two rows, ITToff, — 
 
 of three rows, f?nTToft. 
 Petaled, Petalocs, a. qiq^.^f^T, ?f^, ^ in comp. ( as 
 
 f^^ Bipetalous ) ^\^ or JTTot in comp. ( as 5»TToft ). 
 Peiechij:, n. pi. spots on the skin in fever, q i|av4<| ^ f^ j! Peihsiilt, adv, v. A. i^Tft^, &c. f^ %^3r?f, ?^, f^. 
 
Tin. 
 
 633 
 
 vm 
 
 PxiTisHJtzss, n. T. A. f^n#ft/ f^T?/. ^/. ^f^{?ltF/. 
 
 FiSfOs/ pl<fHi4U|| »». %H%?t<?^ OT. 
 
 Petty, o. /«tt^, v. Small. ?!^. 
 
 2 ineimtiderMe^ intignificani, ^e.y. :Mea5. ?r^, fH^, 
 
 PeTLLASCE, PETCLA5CT, ». V. A. 1. fdSrf l g /. ^R3#Tt/. 
 
 RitiWlti /. fH4r<i<M«ni «. f^W%inmT m. PH'HiMUII «n. 
 Petclaxt, a. ^ith, fretful, t. Peevish, Choss. f^T5^, 
 
 2 proeeeJing from petulance. f^rS^tf^T, pMi^'m, U- 
 i| l -.<<lh i JHi | -<<HK fH<^-lMU l N I. 
 PETCLAyTLT, adc. V. A. NTTt^, NU ^T^, f^, f^?f^- 
 
 Pewtee, n. 3T^ fi. Some sorts otpetcter are f^pft^rei <"" H- 
 
 P. puffed by the action of fire. ^ fi. 
 
 Pewteb, a. sreft, srernrT. 
 
 Phaetok, n. ((^W*K-iO irft 3TT^. [ *ITT »»• 
 
 Tbaiasx, It. Jorfy oftroop$ in clote array. iRS^ »•. »R m. 
 Phallus, n. emllevuUie repreteniation of S7titca. fc5T ». f'^' 
 ^/. There are 12, viz. JT^TWrr^'^ ( T^ppft^ ), #»Rr«T \ 
 
 ( «u<1^i ), ^«i?«m ( *tf4*i'»mNi ), f^%s^ ( *nn-«ii ), 
 
 «fi»l^^< ( H^'"<i'«(l ), ^N^s^ ( »*J«l*-^T ), ^^s^T I 
 
 ( ^*ce-«(i ), Hl»Hi'<T ( i*ni«iMi ), "%^iTHm (qrrft^), 
 *f^Hi^*< ( ♦ftHiri^t'Mi ), Hffe^T^ ( xfritBM^Hi^i ), 
 <i^*^ ( %5wr^ ). 
 
 PBAXTASif, Pbjuitasma, n. oirjf appfarance, fancied vision, il 
 
 PhaStast. See Fasct. j 
 
 Phastox, «. See Pbastabv. 2 See Ghost. 
 
 Pbausaic, Phabibaical, a. making a thow of devotion with- 
 out the spirit of it. H»int*<I-Ac. «fl»11-^l-«T'n^-iTr?HI- 
 ^•iHi, ^U% ^^flMI^I, *I**<4MMT, Ac. »<Mrft^l-J^fSR- 
 
 PaAUBAiCALXEss, Phaxiiaism, ti. outword thow of religion 
 tfitiout ike spirit, T. Htpocbwt. » T ^ <<l g ig »i..«Tt»T «.- 
 
 «. f?^I?ft ''^unT n. 
 PnAltfiEZ.n. on* irAo mahet a ihote ofrelijioH,\. Htpocbtte.- 
 
 *f^fNT ^*ft-^ini»-ii»ft-4c.»jiii^vf|,»i^«m5(Y,^^fl'<jiffl'. 
 
 TauaUCtVTK, PhasvaCETTICal, a.prrlaining to pharmacy. 
 
 w^HVfr'iT, wwMfifi'T^, j?l«)kjf,fuif^?ji ?r^^-f%w'(n?. 
 
 FlABllACOMnA, n. treatite on the preparation of medieinet. 
 
 WwS TTT *<«<<l*«<l fi|W?T?T tfV «. sJNvflfWW^ m. 
 
 PHABXACT, n. arf ofjrtparimg medieiat*. aftwii >WR «TWIT- 
 
 Pheasakt, «. ^^tf^ 3TT^. 
 
 Phexix, n. — the fabulous bird. ^*I^T3fT^T^. 
 
 2 fi». remarJcalle personage, v. Pabagos. ^ «. ii^'< ». 
 
 siT<TnT fl. i)+<ui n. 
 Phexomesox, n. any thing visille. <j_^t)i f^tPTM- ^f^f^^Tm. 
 
 2 remarkable or unusual appearance. ^[Hr^X. tn. 3T^ n. 
 
 <jrMW m. 
 Phial, n. «maZZ io/<7e. f^?ft/ ^"t/ 
 PHiLA>'TnEOPic, PBiiANTHBOPiCAL,a. having gencrdtlenevO' 
 
 lence, loving mankind. rf|+lH*lO, ^^ImViO, W<14+I<t, 
 
 'H^M+I'O, ^^lH*hlO, vH'IJM+l<l, M^M^K^f^, ??t^Pt<?^R- 
 
 2— of acts, measures, Ac. M<lM<t>KM I, < H *^1IM'<>KM I, ^3^1- 
 
 sftrfNr, M<l^+ii 5^Nt, &c. 
 Philastheopist, n. See the Adjective. 
 Philaxtiieopt, «. general benevolence, love of mankind. 
 
 ^K^r^/. hOh*I< m. vf^N+R ♦». <»Hlrtf^/. f%«i|jftfri/. 
 
 Pniuppic, n. invective declamation. 'Hr^fWW'^ *rr?tJi m. h- 
 
 PniLOLOOEB, Philologist, n. on« rw«ei »« philolgy. v^'^- 
 
 Philological, a. pertaining to philology. q|l«^7lf(|t||, ^ni^- 
 
 ?ii^+i»ii^-r<(H<<«ti. 
 
 Vnit.OUiQY, n. tcienee of ihe construction, ifc. of language. 
 
 Philomath, «. /ot«- o/ learning. fifaTPT'P, f^<jHft»T, f^^- 
 
 Phtlosopheh, n. o«tf verted in philosophy.^ one devoted to 
 
 physical or moral science, a sage. fTPlf^, ^Mf«J$lMPl^, 
 
 PnitOBOPHEK'g STOKE, «. q^ w, ^rfufDi or ?7^ m. An- 
 swering to this word as understood in the sense of a 
 possession tehich procures for its possessor every object of 
 his desires .^ are *rM^?1 •». ^rMrtf m. ^trn^ m. ^«r<JB<il 
 
 Phtixwophic, Philosophical, o. ^xrrtoinin^, tfc. topkOc- 
 
 sophy. a ^ y i q | < ll, Hr^flRlftq4t-.J|, ffT»TfirfrHT^,&<*- ''- 
 
 2 addicted, Ijc. to philoiophy. «H<f l^f^^, <^c^^t^TTpT^, 
 
 Pbaios. See Lioht-hocse. 
 Phastvz, •. awnT*!?^ ^T^ *n*T •». 
 
 Phase, Pbasis, n. appearance— of the moon, 4c. i^ n. %■ 
 ♦l^ •». ^^^^fK m. f^»f^ ». 
 
 To PniLOsOPHizK, V. n. search into the reasoni ofiJtingi. 
 
 awft^lK m.-fWrritT •i.-fInii«n<fT»T «.-f1Mplflllft^l<m.- 
 
 A<r. ^Tot. 
 Philosopht, n. science of the reasons of things. ?WfrTT «• 
 
 Logical p. WTFT m. ffj]^xtr^ 
 
 Lrogicai p. ^ms m. >^n*T7n«f n. 
 
 Moral p. ^tfrr/ ^tfiWrtl «. [ «l «. 
 
 Jfntunil p. or Physics. V^r4f^fin or «T^vf^|n^5HT- 
 
_^ PHT ^ 
 
 PflitTEH, n. potion, ^e. to excite love. ^^ ^f'P^Tr^-KrpfHf 
 
 !^r«PT «. ^^n+i"! ^^^ n. 
 Phiz, w. v. Face. «if1«^ «. jt^^rt m. 
 Phlebotomist, m. one ihat perfoiins fhlelotomy. tft^^- 
 
 Phlebotomy, n. bleeding hy opening a vein, ^ftr^tl^ft/ 
 r^TPRT?! m. f?t^?TOT n. f^irR^^ »«. T^>mif. <Tfrn"t^ ^n. 
 Phlegm, «. — tbe humor, also the mucus, q^ »». si^wTT »». 
 A gob of p. ^^TT m. sj^^ or irs^Fr m. 
 A string of p. Jlo&'H? «. [ TT «. 
 
 P. collected and impeding utterance. ^^ «. ?lt^- 
 Tough, Tiscid p. SR^ »». 
 To force up p. ^t^nrot. 
 2 fig. coldness, apathy, Sfc. vcvxf. '■cri[ f. vTT?q n. 
 Phlegmagooue, n. medicine for expelling phlegm. +4>+IK- 
 
 ^-'+.<H I ^-5PI>JT-&c. ^\^f^ n. 
 Phlegmatic, a. relating to phlegm. ^F'PT^, +<Plf^'i|4l^, 
 
 A p. constitution or temperament. "Ppif^frf /. 
 
 2 generating phlegm, spTT *|;?oiTTT, ^PP ^Jlft-'PR^-^TT'F- 
 &c. WifMi<^*, *%5JTTvT^^.^j7^.&c. 
 
 3 abounding with phlegm. ^<pi-qi, ^ipJnT, ^FTSr^T, spp- 
 
 4 wW, apathetic, dull, ^'c. sji, %tfT, JT^, ;^, g^, ?ft- 
 H, ^f|dM',h^, 5JTI5T?rfrf. 
 
 Phleme, «. inttrument to bleed cattle. T^J^ft ?fk ^ftS^IT^ 
 
 ^■^X n. ^^ip:^^fmz(^ n. 
 Peosetic, Phobic, a. exp-estive of or relating to sound. ?TT- 
 
 Pnoxics, «. ecsewce of sounds. e^T^r^ n. e^f^qr/. 
 PHOKOCAMPTIC, o. //iff/ inflects sound. ':^<Tft^TR^r^, «^- 
 
 PnospuoEus, M. HrfdriitrfOT ^ 3^rrar?TT^ q^*! sjr^. 
 PnOTOOBArnT, n. ^^f^oimr ^fPTl^ fsf^ +,|«ui<|^ ^TT/. 
 Pubase, w. «Ao»< sentence. «|I4^ n. 
 
 2 particular mode of speech, idiomatic expression. ^[B- 
 
 v^^^T■^v^J^ ?fH<^iM w.-srjtt w.-mmW «. 
 
 3 phraseology, \. Style. «ilrfu*<|-cn.rc?^UM|-^-»11MU||-«n 
 -&c. \;(\^Mtf.-mi\f.-v[jjf\f.-&c. 
 
 To Phease, I', a. v. To Call. j^otSt 
 
 PnEASEOLOor, n. diction, manner of expression, r. Style. 
 
 ^Tj5'Tqrqt-fe^o*<i^-Hiq'Jii-ift-&c, vf\z^f. -tTr€t/.-^/. 
 
 -VTTrft/.-&C. 
 
 Pheenetic, Phbentic. See Fbantic. 
 Phbekitis, Phbenst, w.— in medicine. ?rf5mrr5«IT m, 
 2 T. Madness. 3'^r^ m. tt^rpt or JT^TfT^T^W m. 
 Phbekoloot, n. +.mrfrf^uiri|<j|/. *<<lf?«lHf^^ «. ^ 
 PflBENsiED, a. V. Fbantic. <<|H<|«|H<|. 
 Phthisic, n. difficult breathing. ^ m. ^^a^nr m. 
 Phthisical, a. m. Consomptive. ?lTm»ft, ?1^, ^^'m^lf^- 
 
 Phthisis, n. pulmonary consumption. ^^ or ^^^^m m. m- 
 
 PIC 
 
 fm »». ^ m. %^ m. 
 jl Physic, n. art or practice of healing. '^^j^n.'^^j^f.fSif^- 
 
 2 medicine, ^^^n. J^tmxrftn. ^m./ JT^TJin. 
 
 3 physics; natural philosophy, F-Jf^^iJ^fTHn. ^TT^IT- 
 <T^»f^fTHrt. <T^4^fTH». r<J7^^4^T^«. ^1^^- 
 r*l?1Hn. 
 
 To Physic, v. a. treat with physic. ^r«rtr«.-^Rtr<nTJft«.-<Scc. 
 
 ^St, 37|qi=jl<4-c)f<OT.-^rT'aTnft^»».-f^R)r«l/.-&c. ^^. 
 Physical, a. relating to nature or natural productions, or fa 
 
 things material as opposed to things moral, Sfc. v. Na- 
 
 TUEAL. MaTEBIAL. r-^rJM^im^, +1l + KM^Wf-m, fW^' 
 
 ^trrqr, &c. ^^OT^ntm^'nfNfr, Ac. rfn^^p<l?7T, ?V3, 
 
 Physical force. aRft»R5En. 3Tt ^ | *|ot<b.fl /. 3Ttn#^M. 
 2 See Medicinal, Medical. 
 Physically. See Natueally. 
 
 Physician, n. one who practises physic, ^q, f^ft^fi, Hift- 
 sr, ^^T ( used esp. of a Musalmau physician ), f^TT^, 
 3TT^;^, 3Tn^^, HIuiMl4. Some terms or appellatives 
 for an eminent or skilful physician, corresponding with 
 .^sculapius, Apollo, &c. are <|vd^<J, MHVkT, STf^'fT- 
 ^HR, 3Tf^'flM-»l, ?IdmO. [^r+*/\/! 
 
 Business, acts, dues, &c. of a p. ^q^pt/. ^f+HIi^/. 
 Fee to a p. for attendance. "TT^*ISuft/. 
 Medicine bag or case of a p. y«i'df<»i. 
 P. who employs charmed water. mo?1^q. 
 Physicked, p. x. V. ^\^^ ^5^?^, &c. fi|r+frH?f. 
 Physiognosieb, Physiookomist, n. one skilled in phy 
 siognomy. Hi4N*.'l-5^???1"INM- &c. ^^HI? ■>>11>'I"IKI, 
 
 Physiognomy, «. art of discerning the character, S;c. from 
 the features. <TriraiSTT-5^r!?T'TT^^?r-&c. ^^\^ ^Tm- 
 
 2 cast of the look, \. Face, fTTSTotorn. rilli«|aii«. 
 PnYSiOLOGiCAt, a. pertaining to physiology. JTrfoT^J'T^- 
 
 Physiologist, «. one ceised in physiology. srrf^tnijTuif^qT- 
 Phtsiolooy, n. the science of the properties and functions of 
 
 living beings. ^]f^^A'_l^H]^ n. inf&r'^HyuiRCfl/. snfT- 
 
 JOTSTW^ItT^ n. 
 PiACULAB, PiACUtous, o. expiatory. iTT'rf^Kjfl+l^. 
 Piam ater, «. membrane investing the brain. Hf<^i<f>l<?<*W^l/! 
 Piano fobte, «. ^ !n?T 3T1^. 
 Piazza, «. a. covered tcay, ^c. iTfS^-«(l-5*l«l<ift^I ^^<Tr»i.-^? 
 
 /.-&c. %?I^ or 53^/ HSW<T»«. 
 To Pick, r. a. gather or separate by plucking with the fingers, 
 
 cutting with the nails, ^c. ^^, ^^i <3<3S«i or g^H- 
 
 g^, ipiauj, ^'^-gifr 5pTSor-fTtl^, fT^, «(?<?( «u| or ^- 
 
 ^TT?^, «r^ or ir^. 
 
 2 eZean Jy picking from. f^Sf, ^W^f J^, Pr^4"5j. 
 
 3 cull, select, f^^^, ^^. 
 
 To p. one's words. 5R%%-^a ^^ ^\^, ^hR5T ^. 
 
n 
 
 Kc 
 
 635 
 
 1>IE 
 
 4 rob, peculate, ^m, ^<mKl^/. ^?^, t! 
 
 5 up; toite t«p. 3^:701, d-«J-J«l ^^, 
 To p. up one by one. f5t^, «r^. 
 
 6 upj^Jnrf ^V. ^T^-=qrafTt ^rant-Ac. fira^-#TT7<if, »R- 
 H^L|fiif, TT^, Ht^Tif Ihese three with in. con. 
 
 H^V^ off; out firom; tingle out. P,M<S(, ^^^. 
 
 H^B 8 »n««, and pull about, (food, &c.)R>M«l'l"i, R>^*t'\^l, 
 
 1^9 (the teeth). $rT^. i 
 
 ' 10 ( the nose ). T^r^. I 
 
 11 (»lock)» ?f5tf?r-Ria<<l^'-Ac. T^5^. 
 
 12 v. To Peck, ^(f^, cN^. I 
 To p. a hole in one's coat. %^ «.-&c. qr^, f^n%- \ 
 
 ^^ n. ^pr»T. j, 
 
 To p. a quarrel. ^«TT w.-Ac. .J+M +I«"j1. 
 Jo Pick, r. n. ea< rfoir/y. shf^ «H[^ ?fm, ^T^fnTT^rT-'^Tni;;- ; 
 
 2 ap ; recover. ^H^uJ, ^TT^ m. ^, STttn. ^^, ^^'T^ j. 
 Pick, n. pickaxe. fM*i^ «. fw^ »• 
 
 2 See Choice. || 
 
 Pick-axe, n. — the implement. R^N ». R*'^< «. [j 
 
 Tict-hOCK, n. inttrujnenl for opening locks. J^ T^TSHTT^ j| 
 
 ^/ ^ ^^ |! 
 
 Pick-pocket, Pick-pitbse, n. %«i*|R<t, f^^TTRfPTT, T- 
 
 ^W^, 7ir«»l, -JV-WI, MIH-tyi, ^m-^K, ^1-Hl^. 
 PlCK-THAXK. SC6 OFFICIOUa. 
 
 PlCK-TOOiH, n. tooth-pick. *^ifH?l<<»i n. <^ld*1<.«ft /. 
 PiCKBACK, a</r. oil M« back. ^Z^^ or Tres^Toft <w "n^Jflft 
 
 or Ml^'lotV or <n3^5ft^-&C. r. %, »TTT, 3Tm, 'RT. 
 Back prepared for receiTing a p. *<Vlfl/. 
 Picked, j». and a. t. V. 1. ^gi^I,<34rlr4l,i3^^ +I«Ahi,Ac. 
 
 2 PiflrWI, ft'JW'^l. [ foiJT. 
 
 8 f^fi^w, Ac. ^^^, f^^, ^-icii, ^rw, R«««<i), <rft^- 
 
 C »lf«<HWI, Ac. »WlTr. 
 
 I. «i4ir^, T. Pouted. 'flfi^K, ^ufl^K. 
 Picket, n.— of an army, Ac. f^'^m] m. tffipTT w. 
 
 2 T. Stake, k^/.^m. [f^^f. 
 
 3 — the punishment. H^W^ V[*MN %^ T*^ ^^''n'ft 
 To Picket, ». a. /uien to a picket, k^^, H^H-gTmH 
 
 PiCKixo, n. T. V. A. l.—act. ^^ n. gx^ «. Ac. 
 
 2 f^wf ». Pwivf »•. [ ft^niRT/. 
 
 3 ftn^f »». ftwi/. ftTl^ft /. fWl^ /. qftnwpt n. «T- 
 
 4 ^fl^ n. ^'\n^\0/. 
 
 P. and •tealing. ^/t<l*l/^/^^fl^MI<\/'.V)<^1liti»»./>/. 
 I. picking* ; indirect or extra projlfg or gain*. fiHT'C-'JT- 
 ftJW-f^^-Ac. f*re^/.-irfJf/.-Ac. <ftTr«T or «ftTi!» «, 
 
 Illicit picking*. Wf/. W^/ *1TT/. [ M«Wr m. 
 
 PiCKLK, n. pieklinf material. WX *». W^Nnjft *. ^K^oft », 
 
 To take the p. «k5|, ^TTTf^, ft"?*!. 
 
 2 Miny pickled, ^tf^ >•. WT^TT •». ^VTITI^/. ^R m. 
 
 3 f/i^A/, trim, tad ttate, T. Mess. pXH pop. »m/. |%^<t 
 
 Woeful p. 'P7"?rfjT?ft/. 
 2b Pickle, v. a. v. N. j^ttJT^ «.-?fR »». Mlr4ul-'R''t 5'. ofo. 
 Pickle, Piohtel, Pinole, n. small enclosure. ^v^n. ^vs^n. 
 PicKxiCK, n. ^H^WI «. ^'fr^ «. 
 Pictorial, a. done by a painter. f^51*KMr, f^^ppRR^'ST, 
 
 2 illustrated, S[C. by pictures. f^^TNT %^^, f^^Nl, 
 
 PiCTUEE, n. painting, Sfc. f^ n, H^^ or ?rpftT/. »n>^T«l. 
 
 2 See Eesesiblance. 
 To PiCTCBE, V. a. represent by painting, ^'c. ^5f H.-rj^tftr/.- 
 
 &e. *i«fJt-Td<of-f?5^i)i[ g- of 0. 
 PiCTCHESQCE, a. pleasing like a picture. f^^I^H.fn', f^?T^- 
 
 «tr«<l«l«*(I, r^^«?5T. 
 
 2 — a country ; rural, diversified with tcood, uater, J'c. 
 
 To Piddle, f. n. /«"ci a< <aW«. ^T^fT-^T^?TKT^<T-^^^^- 
 
 sTr^3fffai^-Ae. ?ir''f-%^. 
 
 2 ^rj/7e, %, ^c. v. To Dawdle. TT^i", f^rn^dr, ^qd^, '5f. 
 
 &c. q?^, $01 n. ^T^. 
 
 3 urine. JfT^T. 
 
 PiDDLEB, n. PiDDLixo, p. a. V. V.l. '^^^Trf TT^^rT ^TPirRTiAc. 
 
 2 ond Dawdle. 'IMuiki, ipr^, ireqr, R-^lH-l«rc&I. 
 
 I. petty, small, ffc. rt^ii, ^r^W, r5^il«^ll, Hi^ii. 
 PiDDLiSO, «. V. V. 2.— ait. >TH% n. ^qiit «. &C.^ 3^?!f^/. 
 
 Piebald, a. /Jar/y colored. JTHlt^, f^f^Mi'ft, ^^'RT, 31*ia«B 
 
 Piece, n. fragment, separated part, v. Bit. ^1>IT *». <f<»i. 5^- 
 it/. 5^^ »». ?ra n. ^t? n. ^tft^S n. n'R?? «. — esp. of 
 fruits, esculent roots, cakes, Ac. <PtT/. 'V\%f. TT^ /. 
 ^TT^/. -M+fft/. ?^TT «.— as torn off from a mass by 
 the hand or mouth. r^m:^m. S<J"fl or rti*! m. 
 
 A p. of flesh as bitten or pinched out. ^\^ m. v. ^, 
 fft?, ^iiy. 
 
 Pieces, — compreb. ^\ ?Tr¥rt »»• i?^- 
 
 Pieces, J//*, shivers, ^c. v. Fbaomexts. ^ITT^Tr »«, 
 
 Broken in pieces, f^n^?^, ^TT^. 
 
 JIado of two pieces. jg^ilT,— of throe f^-^Jf,— of 
 four ^ft^l^IT. 
 
 P. added ( to cloth, wood, Ac. ). ^TTl «. ?Tt»n «. ift/. 
 
 To break in pieces, qrtl^, VT^ ^r^, 5^% m, pi.- 
 ^ m.-Ac. ^JTof ff. ofo. 
 
 To fall to pieces -.fall asunder ;— wreath, rosary, Ac. 
 aft^nrot, aftfawf, «T55ot, |g^,_a building, machine, Ac. 
 vNnto!', JiUflS't or vTnT55t7r, ft'frw^, Pnrawf, X^., t=?- 
 
 To pull or take to pieces ; bretJc up, undo. I'!<ToS«t, 
 
 fti^?B^, f'Rfwif, T^nj't, 7'^^>^^y ^^f^^, thivitta'^- 
 e/.Sm«IJ««/.-4cJR't^. of 0.— a garment, couch, 
 
piB e 
 
 Ac. J^fRTit, — fig. expote, Sfc. f^^^. 
 
 2 part of a whole, member, portion. ^J^ m. ^TTT m, 3t- 
 ?i M. arn n. ^ «. 
 
 Of a p. alike. ({**iK<3I, ^ST?ft^. 
 Of a p. with, alike. ^TTT^, ^f^n. 
 Of one p. imthout juncture, seam, Sfc. ^?f^, ^^«ft, 
 tT^ or ^ftT^T, ?T^?n, 3T^. 
 
 3 a separate or distinct thing or perjormance. This sense 
 is usually best expressed by the word of which a piece 
 is under mention, ex. gr. a piece of poetry ^f^rTT/. a 
 piece of composition ?t'<T m. a piece of work ^:\^ n. &c. 
 
 A p. of song, nrnrr^ "^t^f 
 
 4 item, 'article. 3FT m. ilf^luiT or ^rf^flT m. ^^ m. 
 
 5 ( of cloth ) whole tveh. iTTT n. ffppT or ^m m. 
 
 6 ( of a bale of cloths ) single one. ^HTT m, ^PT^ «. 
 
 7 ( of money ) v. Coin. TT^T n. H^/. 
 
 A copper p. rTT^Tg^T /• — A gold p. g^of^^T /-A 
 BUrerp. ?iw4Hi»l/ 
 
 8 ( of ordnance. ). tfpp/. Til ». 
 
 9 See Musket. [ ^n^. 
 A piece, to each. ^ ai'HIHlw or ?5T, ^ T^'J'TRr, ^^^ 
 P. learning, scraps of knowledge. JITII^TTI m. 
 
 To Piece, v. a. v. To Patch, fi'wui, fi«i« n.-f^qoft/. ^- 
 
 2 enlarge ly piecing. ?rf«TT »J.-vftl ?/». ^-flRiij or ^^- 
 &c. e(|iS=|ui-^5lf^'^. 
 
 3 V. To Join, vjfnwf, m^^. 
 
 Pieced, 2?. v. V. 1. fOT^c?r, ft^oE f^r^ar, Ac, 
 
 2 ^ f^?|?!T, &c. virrfk, ^ik, ?rf'4r?, ^ftsfJrft, ^;fri»flT, 
 
 3 ^rs^, ^iKr«?5T, ?fftJk. 
 
 Piece-less, o. wo< made of pieces. ^T.t% ^^F^isft, ?r?5n, 3T^- 
 
 Piece-meal, flt^o. Jypcce*. aTTlrf:, 5ff^ir:, ^S^t, ^TPI^T:, 
 2 in pieces. ^^ H^"^ ^^?T, ^?r:^?T:. 
 
 To tear pTHqp^l wi. ^Z.-Toft WJi\ m. />i.-?ft3rft55 m. 
 
 PlECE-WOBK, «. ^ 5FTT «. ^HS^IH «. 
 
 Pied, a. partycolored. ^Tpmnt, f5rf^5fTrft',f^5r, f^%^5r. 
 PiEDNESS, n. V. A. f%5d^li^T^<TT»n. f^f^^ninw. i^lRRj-stHl/. 
 PiEB, n.— of a bridge. W^ m. 'TFT m. ^T »». 
 
 2 woZe. tfigT »»• 
 
 To PiEECE, V. o. puncture, perforate, lore, Sfe. 7R^, ^N^, 
 
 *ff^ M.-%tT n>.-tS »--&e. TTi'T-^ot, q^tf m.-vf^ ?».%«PT n. 
 -&c. <|jT^^. (yo. 
 
 2~with force and sound; stab, gore,Sfc. »re^<if, Htii i W - 
 ^, *ft^^ffr or *fi5F^, HT??^. 
 
 3 See To Pexeteate. 
 
 To Pieece, t'. n. enter, penetrate, ~m a pointed instrument, 
 &c. M^, ?^, ?lim, ^=q6t, ^^, ftW, f^^, f ^ ^ ^ gf, 
 
 PiEBCEABUB, a. T. V. A. 1. %^?m^piT-&c. «|[«H^7 ^. 
 
 J PIG 
 
 PlEBCED,j). V. V. A. 1. 5N%?5T, %^c5T, &C, %ftm, Hf^, 
 
 2 H?r:p3fOT, &c. 
 PiEECEE, n. PiEECiNO,/>. a, V. V. A. 1. A [ -»| ut K I, ^q^ixr, 
 
 &c. ^-4^, %(:ft, %^, %m+Tii, &c. ^[5^,g;<t. 
 
 2 HF^POTRT, &c. 
 
 y. V. N. ^OTTTT, ^MUiKi, &c, 
 
 I. pinching, biting,— cold, &c. ^5^, spi^j;^, ^j^? r^, 
 
 II. thrilling, shrilly — of sounds. %ST^,^^, ^5^, ^fiS^- 
 PiEECisG, «. V. V. A. 1. — act. ST^of M. f^T't n. H^ «. &c. 
 
 %%T »». %^ »». %tT?r n. T???T n. ^J^RT/ ^=T «. ^^t/. 
 Pietism, n. affectation of piety. T-t^pKHM »». *nf>t^ ^fX 
 
 «.- ^ ».-&c. 
 Pietist, n. one who affects piety. M-^-^\ arfHMI'fl-qT'^. 
 Piety, «. Joee, ^c. o/ GoA *rf^/. ^Hf^/. ^ssfTTf^ /. TT- 
 
 Eminent in p. ^^JTJfq'PT^ 
 Path of p. HfrjjHMi m. 
 
 To set up a pretence of p. +dl^H «. qr^^nRTof. 
 2 hve, Sfc. of parents. aTT^sTPTt^ Tfe/.-%^r/.-&c. 3T?- 
 
 Pig, ». «it!ne. g^ c. [^'^. 
 
 Buying a p. in a poke, si^^iin ^?r 3TTf^ «n^ Ht^ 
 What can you expect from a p. but a grunt. «pf6E- 
 
 2 ( of metal ). QTWI '^TT^^qT itoEr «». ^/, 
 To Pig, i>. c. |^ f^. ^ [IRTTT, ^^F?. 
 
 Pia-HEADED, Piggish, a. \. Peeterse. »iRr, HT^, 1R^, 
 
 2 T. Stupid. HT^TT, H^, HOTT. 
 Pia-STTE, n. 5+<<(lil OT. <^+,<w^ «. 
 Living in a p. fig. JT<+«»I*1 «. 
 Pigeon, a. — the bird. ?r5?TT or q^T «. WW »».— Some 
 kinds are yailH, W;«tl^, ?*npft, SjgT, PSl^T. 
 Blue p. eolumba cenas. ^T^^^ m. 
 Domestic p. "J^+Mld^ m. 
 Keeper of pigeons ( for sport, &c. ) . ^FfrR^irvT. 
 Milky white p. ^\*v^ <,i3<i<. n. 
 Pigeon fancier. tJ^Hi^M. 
 A fat pigeon, fig. ITrfWR/. 
 
 PiGEON-BBEAST, «. 3X75 «• 
 PlGEON-GBASS, «. ^jfel «. 
 PiQEON-HEAETED, a. T. pEAEFUI.. ^Rui^Plotvifl. 
 
 PiGEON-nOLE, n. cell or division. ^K. n. W^ '»• '^t^ »». 
 PiQEOs-HOcsE, Pigeon-cot, n. gsRfl: /. gnl n. tfi^ia OJ* 
 
 Pigment, n. v. Paint. v\ m. 
 I P. for the forehead or body. »T^^ m. 
 
 I Pigments. ^Hf n. 
 
 I Pig JIT, 7», T. DwABF. ^J^^ n, ^\^^^ f. ^mf^r^ n. 
 
R 
 
 PIL 
 
 B37 
 
 PIN" 
 
 PiQMT, PlOMEAS, a. V. DwABflSH. CTW^, tlimH^, 3Tr^ 
 
 Pike, n. v. Speab. irrar «. "(T^/. ^Ij5n. i»/». ^jas or qjs ■!. 
 
 2 pitch-fork. TT^oft /. ^N<I «. 
 
 3 H{ifl-il ^ JTRTT 3n^. [ fi^Hinii. 
 Pike-mas, n. v. Speahilc.-. ««<>n«<WI, *»lrf*0, ^J?'^, 
 
 PlKE-STATF, n. Mlrt*I4T/. ^^^ »«. 
 
 As plain Map. ^\<\^ ^^>T n. *<Hr4IM'i+ m. 
 PiLAStEB, «. tjuare column. 'Cl^'ft ^tNi "». ^qiOt<i«( "»• 
 
 Pile, h. Jriven tlaJce. X\%^\ ?TtW «.-Ao. g^ m. n. ^^nr n. 
 
 2 rowni rnatf, orderly heap, T. Heap. '^^*jf. ^^/. 5T- 
 3E »i. JToBT m. f^ m. dim. Hs'll^l w. & ft'iloi^ /. JTm. «ftw. 
 
 j»ft/. ^HT «. ?Tf^ »»./. pop. ^rt/. 'r»r w. 
 
 3 ( aa of shot, pitchers, &c. ). 5T^ m. IT^H' m. 3crts/. 
 T^TT?/. *^\Hh m. 
 
 4 edifice, V. BcitDnco. fTfl «. <HK*1 /. 
 
 5 /yr*. ?RT7i n. f^TTT /. 
 G See Haib, Nap. 
 
 7 piles; hemorrhoid*. WcSSiTTfil /»/>. ««tM<|«f/. 3T5!f «>.«. 
 'J-sO'I w. n^n m. 3^t^ m. ^. 
 
 Afflicted with p. HiM4lMj|,i|4«(ivn-m, 3T?ff, ad^TO'n. 
 Bleeding p. <t(ftM*«4|VT /. 
 Blind p. fl^»j*Mil«T/. 
 To Pii-E, e. a. v. To Heap. ^95«rd^, iraot, ^rjnif, r^, t^- 
 
 ^ "^ ''^ ^''T, TT^/.-<tc. ^3TJt ff. of o. 
 Piled, p. t. V. MoW^??t, «Wr4r*l, <I«*^<4I, &c. T^fT. 
 PiLDo, «. T. V — act. ^flwr^lf ». Ac. v^m;/. x^^rf. 
 
 To PiLTEK, V. a. filch, gain by petty tkeftT 7^^^, T^t5wf , 
 T^W*!, 7M-*«1 %«T, TTTT or J^KT «. ^ »»<A ^ or ?5T, 
 
 To PiLFEii, *. n. practite petty theft. pppHW-T^^STnTm.- 
 
 M^'H10/.-*<IH^M<»II «.-Ac. ^T'i. 
 ParuEB, n. Pilfehiso, p. a. v. V. A. 3n?wtm, ^^ti^K I, 
 
 &c. TT^W, TfTT, J-^+^I, HTKWT or hN-IM^, ^^ 
 
 or 5t^i H^icOr. [&c. 
 
 PiLrEBiUO, n. V. V. k.—act. TT^ n. J^^ n. JTH ^ «. 
 
 r. V. X. 4'^^M0|| m. mM^lHUII «. vj^^MII «. tp9^ 
 
 PtL-OASLIC, PiLLUMIASLIC, MMforlom IW«/eA,T.WBETCn- 
 ED. ^^1^1 *lll«l •. JiWI^^I^I. 
 
 PiLami, «. trmtMer to hciy plaeea. «TTMV<t, WI#TC, qnWf- 
 C aril^ w ariNc, <ft<l*^, »ft*N«;, FWw or f%Km, 
 
 A companj of pilf^aia. «r^ ;»/>. aT^T/. 
 
 A p.-podlor. ipnrtt. 
 
 Pilgnmi and Mjouraffn. ^mc <TmnC- 
 PlLOBtMAOE, %. journey to a laered place. t(t^ «. WTW /»;>. 
 gnr/.— with implication of Croqaenee. ifHTIf/. Jft- 
 Vf^ ». [ •«. />». 
 
 CeremoDj to be obnerred at a place of p. »<t«HM5> 
 
 TaTon ( flowen, holy water, Mbea, *€. ) granted 
 bj the idol at » p. ifH<nn^ «»• 
 
 Offerings ( to the idol and Br£hinan8 ) on return 
 from p. »TT^^ or RT^'^ n. 
 
 Periodical resort to a place of p. v»nsfT/. ^\tij. %?r»ff. 
 Performer of periodical p. ^FT^ft. 
 P. to the three holy places. ( JHTW, «pnft, & 'WT ) 
 f?lT?V5ft/. 
 
 Place of p. fftvf n. ^5T «• 
 The great p. ( yiz. to Benares ). H ^N ISTT/. 
 To wander about on p. «ft^ n. pi. f*F^. 
 PlLl, «. little ball of medicine. tM/. tf^/. ^f^ /. ^/. 
 To PiLi,, ». a. X. To Peel, ^ft??^, r^^/.-&c. ^i^ g. ofo. 
 2 tlrip, pillage., Sfc. \. To Plwjjdek. ^^of, ;tT3^, Hl'ltiui, 
 '=II««I, Hl+I4«i, ^t^'t. 
 2b Pillage, «. a. spoil, strip ^e. r. To Plttsdbb. g?#, TT- 
 
 T^, '2«IK"l, ^-msui, ^^ ^0^, ^/.-rt<iH K. /.-&c. ^5[^ 
 
 y. o/oT 
 Pillage, PiLLAOCfO, n. t. V. — ac^ ^Z^ n. gni^ «. Ac 
 
 I. booty, spoil, ^f. 
 PiLLAE, n. ^v>( m. #H «. ^^otT/ 
 
 Erected upon two pillars,— a building. 5?tW. 
 
 Main p, of a house. UTT^Nl «». s^RT m. ^^^T m. 
 
 Stone p. K^fkr »i. [^ TT^/. 
 
 Pillion, n. a woman's riding cushion. vfCTN< M^-=ft "W^TT- 
 PiLLOEY,n./roni« o» which an offender is exposed.^\'[*^i\m. 
 
 ITH 3IS*<(ui n. 
 Pillow, «. cushion for the head. 3^/. 3^ n. fT^TT m. 
 
 SmaU p. fitT<t/. 
 Pillow-case, n. 3tfNT arar »». g^ft^ 'IJTfluft/. 
 Pilot, n.steerer of a ship in or out of harbour, Sfe.y. Steers- 
 
 MAif. mo<4Mrfr ^M.ilt, *i^i^i?il^ or ^rrrwT, ^if-f*, ^- 
 
 2 fig. V. CoNDUCTOB. ^nrf^ or ?TRift. 
 Pilotage, n. A»r* of a pilot. Ml^mM^ «II<1IWI^ %?T^ «. 
 TmEHTO, n. myrtus pimenta. ^pjpra or » m. «. 
 Pimp, n. pander, procurer. ^K^HT, TISTT. 
 
 Business of a p. ^^'Jl^'^/. ^•'.umuii m. jtx^TTT »n. 
 To Pimp, v. n. t. N. *?T»nit/->Tp^<rJiT «i.-&c. «F^, 
 PiMPiso, n. V. v. — act. '^^n^f■ ^^Tmr m. 
 PiMPiso, a. petty, Utile. »^T, rf^rHMfft^, 'TO'pt'TT, ^^•• 
 
 Pimple, n. pustule, Sjc- ^i*^ or J^^oft/. ^s^sf) or J^- 
 ^aff/. 55ft/. "*tl m. ^jrtt/. ?^ «. f^?W ff». 
 
 Eruption on the face ( about puberty ) of little 
 pimples. g^lT m. — a single p. of this eruption. JfTT- 
 ^ ^/. 5CH m. 
 To bo covered with pimplew. "^-t^tt'Ji, 
 Pimpled,*, having pimples. J^*<ibVl^, ^'Ifte'^l <Hr^'^l, 
 
 Pi», »». ?Nt»ft/. ?i<^f *f /. 
 
 2 /isy, W/, ^-r ^ «. rf»fl». {jft/. ^^/. fPf^ m. H55- 
 ^/. ^tjw. — of bamboo, Ac. to pin loaves, ^or^f. 
 ^ff.-M ot a broMb, Ac ^tfr m.— of a vtw^, ^^ m. 
 
pm e 
 
 Sharp dartings or shootings like the pricking of pins 
 
 ( in the belly ). rTlH m. pi. v. *rT, r^PT. 
 
 S linchpin. '!rT^=5ft-3Tf?TT=Eft ^tas/. 
 
 4 — the disease of the eye. ^>yt[f. ^T^/. 
 
 5 trijlinrf thivff. !PT^/. fm^intt/ ^P^fft/. 
 To PiK, V. a. fasten teith a pin, S,'C. fhT'ft/.-^ftSE/ STWof- 
 
 ^Tt^of-HTT't, ^^, ^f^5T S^^, %5Suf, f%o5Ur/. «JiT#. 
 PlJJAFOBE, «. 5^71% ToE^^ 71. [ o/ S. 
 
 To leave off one's p.^y. ^'liWi^ ^ ^ToEwf-f^niif y. 
 PiN-cusHiOS, «. d^TT «wf%'^qT?n€f +^^41 TT^/. 
 Pis-MONEV, n. allowance to a xcijejor petty expenses. %^- 
 
 Vi^czas^n. instrument for griping, drawing nails, ^e. ^- 
 IPTT m. ^{^ or at^ «j. diw. atsrft/. ?Tf5^ »». dim. ?rf3- 
 ?ft/. — esp. of goldsmiths. TT^ft/. 1^/- 
 
 Jb Pinch, v. a. squeeze letween the ends of the fingers. f%- 
 »T7T m.-f^H-n/.-P^Hi^il «J.-^'l«b1/.-&C. ^-+|<8ui, ^FT- 
 
 2 squeeze, press between. f^H^of, f%»nEaf, ^n^Sr. 
 
 3 5^ri/>e, oppress, press hard, v. To Oppeess. f^^l^, if- 
 *rcit, ^^, ^PTc?^. 
 
 4 straiten, drive to exlremitg or distress, v. To Distbess. 
 
 aT3-<nfi'if(-&c. 3TM^, sTf^nT^oT, ?rm >». «i^^ «(^M ^ o/o. 
 
 To be pinched, 3?S^"J|iJi, rPM, [}f>^. 
 
 5 (the belly). "TR n. iTTT'if-^tTot, 'Jt^TrTTT »«.-yvi+IHKI m. 
 6 — as cold, &c. ^if^iT'jf, 3Tgi«rat, ^pt^F^ m. ^51^, 
 
 To be pinched with cold. spt^PlW, ^i^i"!, ^fSI ». 
 ^oE^ g. of s. 
 
 7— as clothes, ^^fr, 3T?H-^-^-&c. g^m, 3?!^. 
 PiSCH, n. compression with the fingers. [Mm\ m. ^^zf. 
 VAH£\f. f^Mi^il or ^RT m. ^J^ or f^pTR /. f^»fld|w, 
 f%^3T»». ^R^?^/. f^'^fJTT m. all with q'. 
 
 2 ( of snuff,&c. ) quantity compressed between the thumb 
 and finger. f^H^/. ^^f[ or •^••.^f. 
 
 3 distress, strait, difficulty. are^PT /. f^JT^T ♦». ^'^ n. 
 vm.n.m. 
 
 Pi>-cH-BECK, «. Hm !T ^^ ^TTTT^ %^^ ^ firisr ^ ari^, 
 
 PiSCH-FIST, PlNCH-PE>'NT. See MiSEE, 
 
 Pitched, p. v. V. 1. f^H-ll Vfdc^rfl, &c. 
 2 f^m^T, &c. 
 
 4 3T5^PJffrr gfTHT^c^, ?nT. 
 
 p. by poverty, afrs^^, aft^f^TRT, afHr^, sfii/t*. 
 PisCHiNO, p. a. V. v. 6. and PiEECura, ?F5^, <hi<f>^d, ^- 
 
 PisDABiE, n. — the freebooter. ^'jTft. 
 
 Body of Pindarics. ^fsR «. 
 Pike, n. pinuf longifolia. \^^pop. ^^^ m. ?R3 m. 
 
 Exudation from the p. ^HH^sq n. 
 To Pike, v. n. languish and waste aicay, loseftish under distress. 
 V. Lean, ^t^, ^^, %q[^, ToE^, g^, Hft^ t^TH^-^- 
 
 2 long for .^ whine after, ^'c. t. To Desibe. «TR^, ?«Jn w. 
 
 5 HP 
 
 •W^f- BTH^, 7r^»».-^ «».-^H/.-<:N/.-*:<irT ?». ^^ 
 
 y. o/o. ?<pcsi or ^hpoST m. '^ot-^PT'f, S^ »a. ^-VT^. 
 Pise-apple, n. — the plant. aiRTflr w STT'TW/.— the fruit. 
 
 3T^HPTO or ;tto m. n. 
 PiNEBY, n. ST'T^^hn' *T3ET m. 
 Pinole. See Eitclosube. 
 Pinion, n. v. Winq. <Tt^ m. 
 
 2 band for the arms. W^WK\ sniju*<|-cf| ^soft/. 
 To Pinion, ». a. i(W or confine the wings, qf^ w.-Ac. «jf':J^. 
 
 2 confine hy binding the arms to the body, fr^^qr/- pl.- 
 
 PlHK, «. ^ <f ;7 3TT|. 
 
 2 — the colour, qf^n rli«l4K'I m. 'Jl'lt?!'! »». 
 
 3 pinnacle, tip top ( in excellency, Sfc. ). ^^\f. TO«FTJT 
 / qjoE^ m. fn^^ «. 
 
 To Pine, t>. o. ;>ierce toith small holes, v. To Piebce. ?5^T 
 
 3^ 'T^ «. pi. TTS'it. 
 To Pine, r. n. See To Wink. 
 Pink-eted, a. having smaM eyes. 3^ sfoSTi^, N'^fr- 
 
 oSTT, 1^^, f5E^T, 1^%^. 
 Powace, n. <^% sppTWt 'TR an^. [HT^ ». 
 
 Pinnacle, n. — of a buildiu"^. ^cE^ m. ^T «. iTT^r^jrn ». SJT- 
 
 2 «pjrff, «^<i/!!, goE^ »». </i>». g5B^/ f?T^ n. 
 
 8 fig. acme, summit. f^T^TT n. ^JoE^ «». 
 Pinned, p. v. V. shr'ft r^T^^OT, ^t^E vjMrfrfl, &c. ^tfrSH. 
 Pint, ». v. BtEASUEE. In some places it is ST*!^, in others 
 
 PiONEEB, n. — of an army. «irf<^K. 
 
 Pious, a. godly, religiom, devout, — persons. hF^HIH or H- 
 ftpTTcf, qi^vts, tTTf5^, *T^, ^f^, f><(imH>, ^»^'mT- 
 
 2 proceeding from piety. *ri¥Hl*fNI, *<nb^^^l, ?«f^- 
 
 3 practised under the pretence of religion, vtrHtT f^fif- 
 
 PlocsLT, orfy. V. A. *rf^^5t, T^HT^, fs^f^t^sf, Ac. 
 Pip, n. ( of fowls ). t «■ ? 
 
 2 ( of an apple, &e. ). qrWT »». sft^ «. 
 To Pip, ». «. c7iir/j. ^ «.-fxf^^ft^/. ^f>^. 
 
 Pipe, n. tube, sraft/. Trs/. T^^ m. dim. <T?^/. Tf^^/. 
 2 — the musical instrument, q^ or <Tf^ «». </j»i. Tt^/. 
 <fNT »». rf«»». "TRft/. 3^/ ^A'l^ n. ^'^f #(I*Ilfri+l/. 
 %0T OT. — esp. as made of a plantaiu-leaf, mango-stone, 
 &c. "^Wiufl or ftmuO/. ftqrft/. q^ or ^f^ ». P(H>i«n /. 
 
 To stop one's p. fig. make to be silent, ^^f. »j^ ^^ 
 g. o/o. 
 
 3 cask. <ftT n, 
 
 4 tobacco pipe. ^fT m. 
 
 To Pipe, v. n.play on a pipe, tff^ ot.-&c. gnr^. 
 2 V. To Cbt. rswf, ^ m. />/. J^^t. 
 To begin to p. ^T^^ T?^^. 
 
PIT 
 
 639 
 
 PIT 
 
 PlPE-CLiT, fi. N^tJT^ f» /. ^tf- ^w./. TIT^ or ?tT*./. 
 
 PiPEB, n. PiprSG, p. a. \. V. 1. "TRT-Ac. 4|M<|U||<|. 
 
 I. piping hot. 'KHIT^R, 1[^ or ;j^. 
 PiPKDJ, B. V. Pot. Hi% n. 55tCT m. dim^^^f. 
 
 Olszed p. 3m^ n. [^HMf^/.-^iHi/. 
 
 PiQUAscT, fl. T. A. 1. ^iH^pHH^q ii m. ^^tjRftjnrnTT ♦». &c. 
 
 2 ^<MRf1S«ll m. Ac. ^T»TT/. 
 Pi(jrAXT, a. AiyA/y teatoned, Sje. <<|H<«|Hlw, J^ntq, ^Trf^uftfT, 
 
 •«im»flH, ^HmOh, -^iH^lfl, ^fJK-lH**. 
 
 2 fig. \ntt\j, ttnart, v. Shabp. ^THft?T, SflW^, ^K-lHii. 
 PiijCE, M. dight offence taken. ^ /. v. ^, ?;?RT w. ^^vff 
 
 f.tmf.w^f. 
 
 To PiQtE, r. a. ojend^ nettle, fret, ^e.\. To Akoeb. ^PT^, 
 
 2 tfimulale, touch icith tome pattion. 3<r*JHHiy ^JWii, 
 
 3 ( one's self upon ). 3Tf»T*TPT w.-ifMr m.^TcSnof y. ofo. 
 
 f^ft^ «. ^t>m-inonT9r y. of o. ^ m. ^ni^t y. o/o. 
 P19UKD, p. X. y. 1. \Mi\^ "Jiiui^^rti, &<:. ?mw. 
 
 2 <Mr*lHHI« MM^f^l, Ac. 
 PiBACT, II. robbery on the teas. ^^Mr\\mM\-V»^\^<M\ ^W?T 
 
 PllATE, n. roW«- on the tea. »i;^«nTT^-&C. ^<<< jN I <A" I K I, 1- 
 H^-Ac. fJ-luiKI, •irt««i <5'.i*,, 'stHt. 
 Band or body of piraten. ^^t^ n. 
 2 ^ilV, »W^<i n. ^KmI-^ 'WflH n. 
 
 PnATicAx, a. *)t*qMi, -hRmuini, «54I^^ ^ <«i<ivtitt q <<N i. 
 
 PisCAno5, n.JUhing. »n% <^ «. 
 
 P18CATOBT, PisCi5E, o. belonging toJUhet. HT^Nt, HHW^t'ij - 
 
 ^, HtHinif <<*. 
 Pucu, M.— the zodiacal sign, ift^ «. [ Hf»<< l ^ 
 
 PiKiTOXoca, a. /inii^ onjith. HH<< l ^ l O ,»TRf^^;(W,Hr^^^, 
 Pi«H, iii/*^.— expressing contempt, iinpationce, Ac. f'm^, 
 
 PitMIBB, n. T. AUT. H»ft/. 
 
 PiM, To Pi«a. See Ukwe, 
 PiariCHio, «.— the plant and the fruit. Pmr m. 
 Pwix,, «.— in botanj. jsrn'l'i^ m. q»T%^ m. fft%^^ m. 
 :Pi»TOL, «.— the weapon. JWV or ?rt^ ii».ft^?m? or f^^ 
 
 «. firom the English is common. 
 7k PitTOL, r. ». lM*g»*|3| "trtft Ml*}^ wr??fr, 
 Phtox, «. ( of an engine ). v^ m. 'V^ n. '•Vmm\t{f. 
 Pit, n. c^tiiy, Me, Sfe. wH/ fToEnr m. w«»ft/. ?T?ft/. 
 
 <niT "1. »!i^ m. nn/. ^rir «. »mf /. adf? m. ^iMt «. 
 
 —intent. W^Tl n. 
 
 Pitt A holes-compreh. or indcf. nN^W/. <tN^!T«- 
 »IT ««• ^(Nmtt'll •■• flN^q^^ n. 
 2 ( aa in atone, wood, Ac. ). ^f. [/. wfH/. 
 
 8 ( aa of chalk, stone, riaj, Ac.) t. Qcabxt. <l(«r/. HT^ 
 
 4 ( of the itomach ). ftt»?/. TH^t f^/.-W«»(t/. 
 e ( of th« mall poi ) ^^ wm?<t f«ft/ ^^t^ni«T m, 
 C ( of a theiktn ). m^ M< I H t d n«^ ^Tmr/. 
 
 2b Pit, v. a. mark with little hollowt. ^M\f.pl.-^^jf.pl. 
 -Ac. 1T5^. 
 
 2 «rt in competition. Ai\nm t5T^,5lTR^ *<NI« ^ra^r. 
 PiT-APAT, orfr. with palpitation. tRJtT^ or tpivn, ^T^tT^, tT- 
 HtrH,H4H-l orTTR^?, JTiTC or 3^^,52^, ^5|lt, 5|5f.. 
 To beat p. tj'pt^, sm«Rot. 
 Pit-fall, n. pit for catching beasts. ^TT^oft/. 
 Pitch, n. resin. TX^f. Tm m. «T?1'^ »».— used in paying 
 ships or boats. «FTft/. 
 
 P. darkness. T^ n. ^Toft f^fTHl/. 
 The coating of p. applied over the bottoms of ships, 
 Ac. firm: or firirTT/. 
 
 2 <%ree of elevation. ITPT «. T^^ TH «. ^^f^^H n. 
 Highest p. H<l+iyi/. ^F^^ »«. »T^ n. 
 
 To such a p. ^5tf^, ^'i^MNdt. 
 
 3 (of voice). noETw. ?«rT fo^p. ^ot. 
 A high p. tJiSK^iOT. 
 
 4 See Slope. [^PJ^. 
 2b Pitch, v. a. smear toith pitch. TTc5/.-&c. ST^o}.JiT^ST-f%f- 
 
 2 throw.^ V. To Cast. 4J«IKu|', ^P^, 
 
 3 (a tent). ^, T'TR't, 3"»TT ^R^f. 
 
 4 (a tune). ^»». tr^Tjf, «<f^!Mfr|/. ^^. 
 
 5 (the \oice). 57T^. 
 
 To be pitched— the voice, an instrument, &c. c5n5t. 
 To Pitch, v. n. drop, light., settle, >d<1<ui, iRfWf, qsSr, fT5Em.- 
 
 2 encamp. ^w.-H^-^TJ^Z-Ac. ^, fT5E«». ^ot, H^w. 
 
 3 /a// headlong. t\-t^-&C. ^^ "TSot, ?>|ft^^-5l(^.^r- 
 
 Ac. «|+l^ "TS^. 
 
 4 upon;^« cAo/«, V. To Choose. <rtrfi sR^. 
 Pitched, a. (battle). 5^<J^«P %%c5r, «^n^T^. 
 PiTcn-FABTHiso, n. — the play. Trl^tlT /.;>/. 
 PiTCH-rOEK, n. fork for throicing Kith, df t^ufl /. ^%TT»w. 
 PiTCH-PiPE, »i. instrument for pitching a tune. 1JT«i. 
 PlTCHEB, «. earthen vessel. q?T«. tTHIT/. Hg$n. JTI^jft/. 
 
 Hi^n. Inw. C dim. \i^m. %J^f. ) ^w. JHm. ^2«. 
 
 Circle of straw, rope, Ac. to place under a p. fiji^^ti. 
 
 Half of a broken p. ipiTSn. »-«ji>rt». m. m^i^^m. 
 
 Lower portion of a broken p. ^ITTTw. H^ or *i^n. 
 
 P. with a spout. ^St^Tm. "PTT or ^r=^«. 
 
 P. with the mouth, or upper half broken. T^^tfSm. 
 ^?'?Rlm. [^fOTtTTOT. 
 
 Upper half of a p. aa broken off. ^?irw. ^tSTTTm. 
 
 Piteous, a. that may excite or move pity; mournful, dolorous, 
 
 S(c. »|**iWOli or ^TTjft, ^f^J^HTT or ^oft, f^ifl^IOir 
 
 or fTflft, ^t'WTT or ^T»»ft,"^H^I''II or Wl^ft, ITJI^TT or 
 
 W1«ft, ^T^wft^, Ac. ^^WT, 9F.f>wil<<flMi^*, ^, TT^r, 
 
 P, acccnia or tones. f^af^S<II or w■9.%^^^\f. pi. v. \ 
 2 deserving pity, tititertble, ^e. T. Wbuciied. J-.^mTT, 
 
PIT 
 
 640 
 
 PL A 
 
 ?t^^r^, ^TT ^'"TT^, ^T ^TTTTNiftnT, ^^TT^, *+>U||*i^'M, '. 
 3TH^«T, j 
 
 3 compassionate. See Pitiful. 
 PiTEOCSLT, ado. V. A. 1. SR^P^ ^F^STT, ^cA+od^ll ^^^T, ^ 
 
 3 ^q'^f, &c. ^'TT^^rT, ^rj5%, &e. 
 PiTEOusxEss, «. A'. A. 1. sftH^ri^'mrm. %t%?J^TWITm. &c. 
 
 2 ^^l<?|'JJf1l/. 3T5imq1'<<dl/. &c.%». 
 Pith, n. soft inside of plants^ Sfc. TPTTm. *T?n. 'K»». 'ftT»». 
 
 2 quintessence., cream, sum and substance, v. Essence. 
 
 3 energy, spirit, fire, vigour, ^c. ;r^«. ^fRm. «. ^Rfm. 
 ^^«. vft^OT. ^^3T»». sfoCn. «13^^/. T^gift/. 
 
 Pithiness, n. v. A. 2. ^m. ?^»«. ?i?^n. ^t^m. sjoE^/. 
 
 Pithless, a, tcaniing pith. TU^ToET-f'^Tlo!!, 3T?fK, amH, 
 a tcaniing energy, spirit, 8fc. pT^t^, 3T^ITT, f^T^^T, ^- 
 
 Pithy, a. having, ^c. pith. >TTT^, nT^TTSIT, 1THC, ^FH^, 
 
 2 forcible, energetic, qi^^, ^t?I^, f^SR, sioE^, Sfol- 
 
 Pitiable, a. deserving pity, miseralle, v. AVbetched. ?^ 
 
 3T5^«T, ^^fTt^TT, ^Tm^, <^*<IHMH, ^TR^. 
 Pitiablesess, n. v.A. ^MNIiiim/tht-uilMi'^Jdl/. 3Tg*c?TrTT/; 
 
 Pitied, ;>. v. V. ^r %%^, &c. arg^f^. 
 
 PiiiEB, «. Pitting,;?, o. v. V. ^ f><uiKr, &c. 
 
 Pitiful, a. /«Z/ of pity., compassionate, ^^r, <fcc. ^^TRT^o/j. 
 
 T^, ?T^, «<<ir<-'«1, ^TfBfT^, <\'m"J«r, 5[^KT, ^JTIoB, ?W^^, 
 
 ormq-, 5[«Tre;q-, jqr^, ^tift, ^otnt^, ^"Jirifftt^, ^ng^, 
 
 Some terms and phrases for a pitiful person are ^qj- 
 ?TmT, ^RW^, ^^'^, ^«TTI%5, ^mfHftT, ^TT^STR, ^- 
 
 2 pity-moving, v. Piteous. +li|ic*d^lO|I e>r ^Toft, qT^l^- 
 «Tr or qruft, %f^?5^MT. 
 
 3 piteous, pitiable, miserable, v. Wbetched. ^m ^u«||. 
 ^, ^'TT TT*?r'jfl'IT, J^TTW'?. 
 
 4 paltry, petty, wretched^ sorry, Utile, insignificant^ ^'c. 
 f^rf«)iu|| or^Toft, ^f^MT w ^TDft, I^TToT, ^t?^, ^- 
 =PT, ?TT^RT, ifisft, ^, fps^, ^^m, Ittw^. 
 
 Pil iFULLT, ait>. V. A. 1. ^^, ^^^, ^«n^^,^m^%, 
 
 2. 3. ^H?I?T «R7T, !F'i*<»«ll %^3:?T, ^T^poErTgrtjfi'. 
 4 *hRrfN|oi\, ^^ ded. f H ' FKRrf t^. 
 
 PlTIFULNESS, n. T. A. 1. ««J PiTT. <?^/. ^^ETTT m. &e. 
 
 4 ^»$4U|| m. 'NIoiHUII OT."»iOMUIl m. ?3^?TT/. ?P?^FHT/. 
 
 Pitiless, a. without pity, v. Cruel. I^^T, ^TT^J^, ^^T'- 
 
 T, ^«nTf|H, &C. 3T^, 3T^P?:oT, 5^-?R;^-&c. ^nZT or f^- 
 
 Pitilesslt, o<i». V. A. ^ ( ((^j ' ju ii ;)' , f^^ ^"rjrqr, ^^f^, ^- 
 
 PlTILESSKESS, W. T. A. Pl^i)4U|| m. ^E^^Jf^TrTT/. 5<»Klf^- 
 
 Pittance, n. allowance of victuals. Ht?n^/. ^^/. ^ «». f^- 
 2 fe»"y «maZ/ portion or allowance, rf ^ H - VVst-^H^-Ac, 
 
 Mere p. See Livelihood. 
 
 8 small quantity. »Tt^ atv «. aTrftSfT m. STr'TfTt^d »». 
 
 viRT-^il+d-^^l^tti used with a noun. 
 
 An idiomatical way of rendering this sense is by the 
 
 use of some adjective meaning little, as y<rHf*l?JI a p. 
 
 of learning, aft^tf^rT a p. of money, &e. 
 Pitted, p. v. V. ^oTT "113%?^, ^=srT <Tri%3T. 
 
 I. ( with the small pos).qrrt^,>i*d<ic'.l, ^=5^7^^^. 
 
 II.— a coin. g'<'Hoo<<i. [ Tft?/. 
 
 Pitteb patteb, n. ( of rain ). ^-".Jj^/. Jl^/- fMc^Oc/. ^» 
 
 2 ( of feet ). 5f^ or fS^S/. »»i<«i«. ^4-J.4I'i m. 
 To Pitteb patter, v. n. — rain. PlifMdSi, 2^T^» %^ '"^'^' 
 
 PiTUiTAET, a. thai secretes phlegm. ^*lrHI<^+. 
 
 PiTurrous, a. consisting of phlegm. «PW^T, ^"PriT. 
 
 Pitt, «. compassion, Sfc. ^TT/. ^^^ f- W^^^^VS m. MXmf. 
 
 To feel p. ^ToE^a /.-^ottjoti ot.-^'^ /.-*i<».<m/-Ac. 
 
 ^^ Jfl. cow. ^rai^oEwf. 
 
 To appeal to p. make piteous whinings and moanings. 
 ^^"11/. TFFijf, ^T^Ffff /• ^':^i ^FFU^^T-^l+otrn' «?Dt, 
 
 To take p. on. ^1^*H /. ^^. 
 2 ground of pity., cause of grief. <^i)*l*h«ui n. <^^fl^<j w, 
 
 ToVnXjV. a. feel compassion for. ^f.-&c. ^T'Jif J«<A ^f 
 o/ 0. ^ /.- chUi^H /.- <>ioi*hg /.-q;gyo5T w.-#t/.-&c. %ot 
 m. eo«. «nV/t ^. qfo. *t>c4*(ol^ tcj<A SR o/o. 
 
 PrvOT, n. pin on which any thing turns. ^^ m. 
 
 Placability, Placablesess, n. v. A. m^^^^f^f. m^- 
 
 Placable, a. that may be appeased. «f?!pft^, ?i»iiM'fl<<, m- 
 
 BmFiT, ^ic^HV+<^, 3nTm5ft^, g^TTT«T. 
 Placard, n. writing posted in a public place. IT%5 fi*!"!! 
 
 f^'f;j«l?tSSr ^T^^iiHi m. 
 Place, «. portion of space. ^STM m.f. f^WT n. f<i<ti|uii »». 
 
 snr m. 5T^ «. ^^r »». ir^ m. ?^r n. ?'«T^ or m n. ^jr[ 
 
 m. »TtnT m. PirtM «. w. 
 
PLA 
 
 641 
 
 PLA 
 
 At the p. (house, country, Ac.) of. ^^ or fi^r u^ih ^^. 
 From all places around. rj1+^ frf^>^, f^W5^ 
 
 ' Genius of a p. r<4M>1!^Ir«-M n. 
 In both places. TT'nr. 
 In everv p. or direction. f^+"i ffl^. 
 In various places or parts. ^fPiTilPT, 
 lu a br p. m\4\. [ ^^\Z^. 
 
 Of what p. ? ^i-4l or ^ii-MI, J.'il~l-+WI or ^^\t\^- 
 Of which p. — relatively. «f»T^ or Hf, %'«ft^. 
 Purification or clearance of a p. r-M^^if^ /. 
 Search of a p. on moving from it. ?V?55^/. 
 
 2 flace of, ike proper pltue. vllitT m. f. f^+|«I n. f^-fluiT 
 •II 3TT «• SI'T w. VtT m. «Tt^ «". r4R «. r<^ or 3 fi. 
 ;•' m. niHT jo/>. ?n«E & ^nss/. ( in comp. as ^5TT3T, 
 ■ T-VJf^^ MI<H1KI, ^PT^IPTT, i*+il«, t?lstii«, &c. ), ^RT 
 m. ( in comp. a.s hi'^I^mi, Fm-'.^smi, fft'P^HT, &c. ). 
 
 Out of its p."Sl(r*tr^S« or"JW'F|H, SfTTT^nfr. 
 
 To be in ( its or one's ) proper p. 3<IHH<I VIM0<K 
 
 To keep in ita p. ftn^ %^. 
 
 To leave its proper p. ST^ m.-Mi«4/t/.-&c. Wljuj. 
 
 To put into its proper p. frFPft %^. 
 
 Every thing is good in its place. WlMi^I H^STT MNltH 
 
 3 roout, tffaJ. amiT m- /. fi*|U| n. ?s^R n. ?*n9 or 85 n. 
 In the p. or room of. 3imt, STHft, 3fr»t, TR^ </«cf. ^t- 
 
 7^ decl. 
 
 4 /)o»/, o^««/ tiluaiion, t. Office. 3imr/. anmft/ q^- 
 Cr /. ?V^ orBS n. [r<i?7^^. 
 
 Dismissed, Ac. from p. r»TH>!l7, r-HMt^H, F-tT^J"?, 
 '' roow, warrant, iic. v. Gbou>d. 3nnT «»./. fi<HUI n. 
 ■TiJTT m. STf^T m. 
 
 In the fimt p. <Tff=^ or qf^f^l^, J^t, 2^. — In the 
 (cond p. 5ft^, J«-m%, Ac. Ac. [im*^. ccm ). 
 
 To give p. to, allow the tuperiori/y oj. TT^/. ^ (triVA 
 To give place, malce room. T[m\ f. ^. 
 To take place, T. To Happex. qiof, <TT»f. 
 ■; province, office, v. Bi'siXEss. ^TT «. 3n??TT/. 3(5:/. 
 /> 1'lace, c. a. put. Met in a particular portion of space. ^■ 
 6t, fiTTT^, '^RTOt, rilTT'TT /.-'»< (vj^I^ n.-^TTO ».-Ac. <PT- 
 ci ^. o/ 0, 
 
 2 •rt, .fir, e$laUith. \^ii^ ^^^f^y ■»iiMi*i n.-3Tfy»;M «. 
 -aqnr m.-Ao. *»^ J. oj 0. [»Tot, Vlv^oj. 
 
 8 ( in an office op ntnation ), t. To Arrourr. ^ffi^, %• 
 PtACX-MA5. 8co OrncEm. 
 
 PbACCD, ^. r. V. 1. ^f^^, Ac. ?«nf>^, 5(rf?7f%^, f^wnST, 
 nro, wrmft»T, wrfiPT, fr^sr, ^nrrf^'r, ^f^, ^^, 
 
 2 ^ap^, Ac. arf'af^, 3TTt^. 
 
 3 %f%f?T, Jinj^r, ^HRt^, Ac. arf^wmif , m^i<*, 
 PtacOTA. n. "nttinT ». 
 
 L'laccb, »«. PtACi5o,p. a. T. V. 1. ^fTITr, Ac. WNf. 
 
 2 %^uTRT, Ac. armnr^F, ^m^l, f^vmr. 
 
 PuciD, a. gentle, quiet, serene, ^'c. T. Mild. ^'<T, ?f?r, ^f<T, 
 
 T^, ^ft^, amvT, f^>T, viHUqt^, gJTTT, f*T;r^. 
 Placiditt, Placidxess, n. t. A. ^'<rTir »«. H^r^TT m. Ac. 
 
 Placisg, n. T. V. 1 — act. ^^ «. F<Tnot «. Ac. ^VNT «. 
 
 j 2 %^ n. &c. rxm^f. ^^^T^ «• f^'-'TH «. ^virH «. 
 j PiAOiAKisiT, H. literari/ theft. qVT^-5[15^t<V-&c. =5?rft/. qJ- 
 
 I ^hd'ilHI'JUI n.-s>c?FF m.-^T^PT n.-Ac. 
 
 Plaoiabist, Pi-AOiABT, n. thief in literattire. ^W^-^f^- 
 i =^-&c. =qtT, 5115^, ^TTsq^qk, ^^^T^R, T?.Rt?5. 
 
 Plagle, «. ^M/iZfuc?, «/»rfrtnic rf/«eo*e, V. EriLEiiic. Htt/. 
 I JR»ft/. tTT*T/. KRt/. »Tn^ «». 
 
 I 2 yrea< etj/ or calamity, V. Calamitx. CflR^ «. STT'^ m. 
 
 3 /)«^ tore, <j-c. ^^^v^f. crqitr/. ^it^ »«. arrfSim./. ^af. 
 
 STU^ w». "ft?!/. «Ff^r m. ^K^ m. ^^ or ^r^f ^ m. J^^ 
 n. KSn.mtf. afTPTtJTS/. ^T55 «. 5? n. qf?rer ». !F??f- 
 ? n. FT^ «• gf^lt «. SfrnTRT/. 5r=7T^/. %^? «. ^'V-<IM /• 
 ?It5 «. ?I?^ «. i^^^ ». ^?ff /. Hrf^ »».— esp. as used 
 of persons, f^^flY m. ^|pFra». t%^«!. 
 
 To be delivered from one's p. mtZT m. ^li"! g. of s. 
 
 To Plaole, v. a. infest icith pestilence, calamity, ijc. JTT^ft^- 
 Ac.f^^,*TTft'reT-KrtWfijH-HK+*<^-Ml<.+Mtft?T-&C.5R0t. 
 2 vex, harass, /(c. v. To Tease. vTT^, ^\^^., ^^\^^., 
 V^f.-T^^ sj.-j:^ n.-ft^/.-Ac. ^of. 
 
 PtAQUEB, «. Pi-AOii>o, p. a. Plagut, a. V. V. 2. **J|-m»IKI, 
 
 » i MmK i, pnVfTTT, Ac.^«ji^w<»i or ^, ^m^v^\of^(m., 
 
 Plain, a. flat, level, smooth, v. Eves. WV7.., ?TROT, ^TTTT. 
 
 2 tcilhout ornament. ^I^TT, 3T??'FTTl«j|-^^-«<T, aT^?^^,^?^- 
 f^, mr'y+.H, f^J^q^, f*''f5'T, f^'PI'F^ft. 
 
 3 artless, simple, unaffected, not learned, not refined, ^c. 
 ^*IT, %^, Wia«Io!, WI<i|*?|all, «1'j1<J^ or ^, TTT, «IT^- 
 
 4 op«i, straight forward, unreterced,ffc.y .Yiikvz, Blust. 
 
 ft?«fr, 7^, ^^1^, m^ or 3. 
 
 5 not beautiful., not handsome ; homely, fjC, — of features 
 
 G mere, hare, v. Simple. g»^, %«J^ or a, ^5. 
 
 7 evident, clear, apparent, manifest, tfc. ^I, ^T^XT, HHf, 
 fT?, •'TO, »rf*T«l^, JT^ /Jop. JTIT, Hftl5,^Irq^, fT^Poft- 
 
 To bo p. clear, coniqiicuouB, Ac. — a stamp, JH^fit. 
 
 8 evident to the understanding, perspieuous,S;c. v. Cleah. 
 
 3^ni, T^iT, ?^, ^^^y «<n9^^?, ^nnr^J, ft?i^, 3t^», 
 
 unseasoned, ^e. JKfT or »jr«r, f*l'|.ai, ^T^iPT, OT*^- 
 «1 
 
PLA 
 
 642 
 
 PLA" 
 
 10 not difficult, not embarreuging, Sfc. HT^, ^<rftH, W^ 
 or 55, fspT^^^fNT, f^iFPrfhrr, ft^^rr^, #iT^, ^{^^. 
 
 Plain, n. level yround.^\\!\ n. ^^\€[f. Hi'iui or ^X'M n. 
 
 IT^T m. rl^r m. cfoS^ n. JTloE »». 
 Plain, orfc. See Plainlt. 
 Plain-dealing, Plain-spokeNjO. open, straightforward, t[e. 
 
 V. PBANK,BLrNT. ?T^?<f^,^^ftrf,f^Wt^,^IN'lHI'<<I. 
 
 Plain-dealing, Plain-speaking, n. speaking and acting 
 
 tfithout art, disguise, ^c. ^^ or ^^J^fTTT^t/. MIMdHMfOT. 
 
 •H^^HI'i m. ^'TT^fT m. [kess. 
 
 Plain-heabted, Plain-heabtedness. See Fbank, Fbank- 
 
 PlAiNLT, adv. V. A. 2. ^TtTT rfcc-Z. ^'^Tftfft^, m^T^f^, 3Tc!- 
 
 3 ^^rr rfetZ. ^loJI^TlotT decl. ^ToT^, «lToE^, *Hii<4l^, 
 
 4 V. Pbankly, Bluntly, wf, ?q^, ^T^if, ^ir^pjftrr, 
 
 7 ^7^, ?T?, ?fT<P, sqrfj, «iRtT5trT, f^nioE, iot^,*1cl, C*<Sofl<l. 
 PLAINTTESS, «. V. A. 1. ^TTT^^OTT m. ^nrm'TT m. ^T^/. 
 
 2 ^^vnr «». ^rmlTt? »». vvk^ n. ^^^K<\f^m n. ch?5- 
 
 qjTTPTH' «»• HTOTTHTsr »». H«IUKlf|f^ n. 
 
 3 ^f^orr «. HriPTOTT m. v\dt,(^^m m. mrii\rmv\\m. &c. 
 
 'TTotPTT^ »i. ^FT^rrfl?'? w. fTTT^q' n. ^SJTR »». 
 
 6 g^TTT m. %^5EqTirT n». &c. 
 
 7 g^si'^rrffi. ^^q^T'irr m. &c. 5^1%/. srf'TS'Tf^/. snJp?STw. 
 
 Plaist, n. V. Complaint. Xlf. f^?%pi m. 
 
 To make loud plaints andululations. '^m^f.pl. JTT^. 
 2 — in law. fWn?/. <J«Nt^ m. ^V^m^, m. 
 
 Plaintiff, ».— in Law. f^^t, ^TI^, "J^^I^, 3^T«n^. 
 
 Plaintive, a. exp-essive of sorrow, mournful. 5:^-^^ ^n<T- 
 •TTTTT, <i)f^rtmuil or oft, «iiHsmuii o/- oft, f^rt^nyii o** ''ft, 
 jpT*»i'(irl?nJIT or oft, 7f?JT, TS^, •^ A^^ =P-^^=F-^^^-&C. 
 
 Plait, ■». do«We. v. Fold. 5^/. <Tft/. 1%^/. 
 
 2b Plait, v. a. v. N. ^^t, ^rwqT/.i'i.-fH=^/.2>J.-&c. ^- 
 
 2 ( the hair ) v. To Weave. ^TiT9t,%<Jft/. ^]^. 
 Plaited,;), t. V. 1. ^orsc^r, f«f«rT ^Tm^cCT, &c. 
 
 Plan, «. scheme, project, v. Design. +rM^l/. H*(rfd/. fT- 
 
 2 draught, model, Sfc. «Irr m. •IH-il «t. ?T<F?Tr in. 'T'liT^TT »». 
 
 3 ( of an engine, machine, Sfc. ) mode of construction, 
 operation, ^c. ^C^f ^^f. ^PrT^/. ff^/. 
 
 Jb Plan, v. a. scheme, devise^ Sfc. ^rS^I j^-Hy^d/.-fT^iT^- 
 3T/.-&C. spT^ ^. ofo. ^f^T^t, #3Tat, ^^, spT^ot, «rt«^. 
 2 ffio<7e/, ^v. sjcf m.-^^xf\ «».-<fcc. q>^-<|i|«di y. 0/ 0. 
 
 To Planch, &c. See To Plank, &e. 
 
 Plane, «.— in geometry ; level surf ace. ^ «. ^■^ ».<Traoft/. 
 2— the tool, v^ or X^ m. ^oft/. 
 
 P. for rounding edges. ^'«Tmt^ m. [^''t. 
 
 To Plane, v. a. level, smooth. +fK<?(Nul, ?TH^-F7T^-H'T-&c. 
 2 smooth with a plane. t^T^t, <l<H"'i, U^ift/.-t*TT »J. 
 !FT^, t'^r m. f^^of. 
 Planed, p. v. V. 1. «H<j)l %^t?T, &c, 
 
 2 t«?%c5T, t«TT f^T^^r, &c. 
 Planet, n. — the celestial body. ^^ m. %^ m. %^ «j. 
 
 The planets, — collectively, fif^'im «i. IT^JT?^ ». The 
 Hindus reckon nine ( ^^^ ) viz. ^, ^^, JTia, ^^T, 
 5^, ^, ?Tf^, ^, %5, or the sun, the moon, veuus, 
 mercury, mars, jupiter, saturn, and the ascending and 
 descending node. The two last are called minor planets. 
 
 An auspicious or good p. ^T^^, ^'^'HT^, gxT^. — Four 
 are reckoned, viz. ^tr, ?^, 5^, ^?. 
 
 An inanspicious or bad p. ^^, q'rnTf, ^5HT^^. — 
 Five are reckoned, viz. *^I3, ^'f, V^, TT^, %H. 
 
 Ascertainment ( by calculation, &c. )ofthe aspect 
 of the planets, iff^tpr n. 
 
 Calculations or tables for determining the position 
 of the planets. sr^^R'ft/. [f^V- 
 
 Diagram representing the aspect of the planets. q^~ 
 
 Distance of a p. from the beginning of the sidereal 
 zodiac. *^im m. ?^?Tf m. 
 
 Incantations to render the planets propitious.^T^^JPTwi. 
 
 Longitude of a p. ^TT^R^^ m. ■HNHtf^ m. 
 
 Meeting of the seven planets under one sign. ^^X(^f. 
 
 Minor p. ■jhm^ »». 
 
 Motion of the planets. q^R m. 
 
 Motion of a p. in its orbit. T^/. 
 
 Planetary conjunction. ^TTKot. 
 
 Planetary malignity. ^^^ or «*ipl/. 
 
 Planetary affliction or evil, tf^^f q^vn/. 
 
 Planetary aspect and influence. iTf^nr/. ^T^'ftn m. 
 
 Planetary sphere. W^Hirt n. 
 
 Presents made to Brahmans for propitiating the 
 planets. i(^<^M n. 
 
 Propitiation of the planets, ^^jrtf^ /. tf^^TtH n. 
 
 Propitiousness of the planets. M^»(rtn. M^M^rTn. 
 
 Sacrifice in propitiation of the planets, q^q^m. q^- 
 
 The annual parallax of the exterior planets, and the 
 
 elongation of the interior, -^ri^r^in. [TfTf^'?. 
 
 Planet-stBUCK, a. affected by a planet. q^sTlftTfT, ff^'ftflT, 
 
 Planetabt, a, belonging, Sfc. to the planets, q^^r, T^ff^?- 
 
 ifNl, Mff^ «!<<+, qpq', ^ in comp. (aa qftftsr, iIipTtlT, 
 
 &c.). 
 
 Planing, n. v. V. 1. — act. ■«i«<(i ^^n. &c. 
 
 2— act. t<T^«. &c. <)"<«) "f t/, ttrr or t^m. ?T?TOTn. 
 Plank, «. piece of sawed timber. "Fo^/. ?Rn"m. "P2^fff». 
 Ceiling or floor of planks. rTrfrft^t/. "TT^ift/. 
 Large p. "FoET"*. 
 Eude or coarse p. <pS«. 
 To PliiKK, ». «. copw or lag with flank4, TB^, HJV^f.r 
 
PLJL 
 
 643 
 
 PLA 
 
 pLJkXKzj», f. T. V. TR^^^T, ?npfi;ft *3Hi, Ac. T^, ?ni5«it- 
 ?ft^, qraf\ (iu comp. as ^^'issit one p.— 5<|»a'\ two p. and 
 
 fd*/|--<?i^ofl, <tc. ). 
 PtASKiSG, n. T, v.— •c/. qr^tjfn. fT^?ft^JT^n. &c. qr^tift/ 
 
 PLiXSED, p. T. T. 1. «?1^rfri l, *I«3?-T, r^?MT, &C. q l fil f T, 
 
 Pla.v>-eb, n. Plassixo, ;>. a. v. Y. 1. ^^m i ^ l, l-m»im,JT^- 
 =7T »^«ii<i, Ac. «f^3TT, ^^^. 
 A wise p. STH^tTPft. 
 Pi.i>->i>G, n. T.V. 1. qt^n. ^'»fn. Ac. 'ft^'n*/. ^ft^TTT/. 
 
 ^^TT/. H-d«ftv»fy! HW-^d/. aT^^TVTT'fn. ^^w. 
 PLAyi, n. tesetalU, ^c. i^4\f. ^^^^^/. mm. ^fi^n. 
 
 Small or young p. ??f<Tn. #TT»». ^T?T»». 
 .ro Plist, r. a. put into the ground fi/r growth. c5(<JUI, <l^ui, 
 
 To be planted. r!i'i«t. 
 
 2 (a tree, Ac.) «f / to yrotc. ?JT^, JTwr. 
 
 3 ( a post," Ac. )/jr w the ground, ^c. n^, joif, m^, 
 
 To be planted. J^. 
 
 4 (a cannon, Ac.) tef, direct, rf^, rfiq i ii , %K^. 
 
 5 (a colony, Ac. ) eitaUiih, tettle. ^^^^, SRl^, ^T^t. 
 PtiSTAiy, «. niMfl ;wo<//#/a«i,— the tree. %oE/. ^*rr/. ^^ 
 
 /. — the fruit, %otn. %'^n. Some of the varieties of the 
 plantain are, ^o>^^%^, *'<Jloi, <j(m<|ce, nt^FToE, [^-i or 
 f3l^=ft, w<ll^I*oB or n%5ftT55 Or Pr%5E — ( the fruit of it, 
 «_*S'i.^in. ) m^ or <«'Hift or ^HoE%oft— ( the fruit of 
 if, ni%5S or ni^oC^c^n.) Jj^M or ^FT^as or ^t^ToC— ( the 
 fruit of it, <M*o6 or ^T^n. ) at«'^'J>oe— ( fruit of it, 
 'i\^(\^n. ) fif,t\\-£[k>'i or fiT»te ( fruit of it, f^l'Holifi^n.) 
 —Some teiU varieties are, 'P^, ^^, ^JT^^^, ^^ 
 or W*^ or ^^m or ^%xift, Wsi%o5 or q%55, Tpnra. j 
 
 Bunch of plantains, or the bunch of fruit stems. | 
 
 Calyx of the fruit vtalk of a p.-tree, the spathc. ^'^PT ! 
 Dried p.-lcaf or a piece of one. Tr5nr<T/.n. ^^^/n. 
 Pruit stalk of the p.-tree. %v{\m. [^T?5n. [ 
 
 Heart or tender core of the stock of a p.-tree. ^T^n. ; 
 IntrfTument or coating of the p.-frce. ^nrn. itv^n. I 
 Initrument to cut p.-leaves. ftl^m. "TTswi^n. j 
 
 Loaf of a p.-tree. lt»I / Ihl /—Tip or end of leaf ' 
 
 difided crOMwiae, • ^W \ n4 \ or 3TPlPipf^ /. 3TFmft /— ' 
 
 Portion, gaur. of leaf, divided crosswise, ^tirz^ n. 
 
 —Leaf of which the end is broken ofl', RT^IT w. 
 Last leaf eroircd by a p.-treo. "HTgiiR «. g^R n. 
 Piece torn from a side of a p.-lcaf. H?^ m. dim. f^- 
 
 f^/. Nr'n m. dim. hlKVt/. fMWt /• f^T«<V. WWW in. 
 
 rf/ai. *T«^/ vraw^ ». 
 
 p. juat formed. i(\k ■•• 
 
 P. -fool, mixture of plcntaitit and milk trilh $ugar and 
 ipif<$. flRfTT/. f^flftuft/. [^^\%« II. 
 
 Sip* p. p«cled and dried. qH« »• Q^ n. qVi ». H 
 
 Small slip or shred of a p.-leaf. f^^f. 
 
 Spadix of the p.-tree. %ci"p!i w. 
 
 Stem of a p.-tree. ^TR «i. 
 
 Stem of a p.-leaf. jfejcii or ?Tf€toET m. 
 
 Spike of unexpanded leaves of a p.-tree. gf / gir- 
 ^ m. g'TH' OT. Jm. gzT^ /. ( or gni w. Ac. ) 
 
 Young p.-tree. qTO^TT w. 
 
 Young p.-tree, as shooting from the root of its 
 parent. ^JJII or %2'TT »». %5E^ m. goESfT »». n^^^r o»' 
 jffH^ or hT^TT «n. 
 
 To shoot out its spadix— a p.-trcc. >TB^, f^. 
 Pla>-tatiok, Plahtixo, n. v. V. 1. cJT^ ». n^n. Ac. sr- 
 
 ^^/. rfl'HUl/. 
 
 2 t^r^ n. Ac. 
 
 3 ^T^ n. 3imt^<Jf «. Ac. 3TTTT<m «. STRTT >». 
 
 I. place ilanteJ. ^TZ\ f. SIHT m. f. %% in. iR- «. 4^55 h. 
 «N"Jli »• TT^'T «. ?;f%nT5pT n. ^rf^/. (esp. in comp. as 
 f^«ilf4+l, •lesl'iiri'-M, Ac. ) — esp. of vegetables, »ToET«». 
 — of cocoanut or betelnut trees, WK »». «. — of sugar 
 canes, sjoE n. 3"?ft?ii n. Note, a provincial word. 
 
 Series of plantations. 31l»KHlfe<JjT f, 
 
 II. See CoLoxr. [sfoff^. 
 PtASTED, ;>. V. V. 1. c5T^OT, U^t^, ^ffrf ^m^tTT, Ac. c^- 
 
 3 <i«»rf?*i, j^a^r, ^*T3OT, 3Tr<rit^rfr,Ac. anfrt^JT. 
 
 Plasteb, «. Plastixo, p. a. v. V. 1. c5WirRT, ?^ ^TrjS'Tr- 
 
 CT, rtlttufl •R'trTT. 
 
 3 INUIKI, J^iUiKi, Ac. 3TRtMU|+Tl?, [ 3<|'K+0. 
 
 I. matter of a plantation. "R^O", «IFT^T3fr, H%^'Y, 
 Pr^sn, n. v. Puddle, jipft m. ^^^f. jsiTT »». 
 Plasht, a. abounding with pla*he$^ v. MABsny. sq^qji^r, 
 
 Plaster, «. (of a wall ). f»l?^mOT. SPT «». 
 
 2 emplattrum. Jra^T «. «■ KrtH"?^ /. gRfTT w. n. from 
 
 the English is common.— esp. of medicaments and 
 
 earth to an affected limb, ^ vi. ^q^ n. 
 A rudely large p. ^HHI «i. 
 To Plasteb, r. «. v. N. 1. cotrr irith jlatfer. f>iwwr wi. 
 
 ^T^, %«I»i.-37T?PTin. ^, %<TH»».-3q3qHn.-Ae. ^Tofy. qfo. 
 Plastered, p. v.V. f*tw^ %%'7T,A<-.f*lST«TrarT, ^=5JT,3^frW. 
 Plastebeb, n. Plastebixo,/). o. v. V. ^P^T^l q^TinTT, %T 
 
 ^«IHI, ^f-7Mr?M-Ac. «EfTt-t.K<h-Ac. ^W^q^F, Ui^qiJ). 
 Pla.stebixo, n. v. \.—act. flrfHI 1i^ n. Ac. 3T ffi. %q5T«. 
 
 I. platter-work, v. Plasteb. fJl55T^ m. 
 Plastic, a. hating power to give form or Jnthion. ^^tJIRf, 
 
 2 capable oj being molded, i\c. T^tfipRTr^mT-^TTTWT-Ac. 
 To Plat, r. o. t. To Weave, ^oiuf , ijiytif , ^^of, qtviw. 
 Plat, Plattixo, «. v. \.—act. ffvfi\n. JT^J n. ntii^n. nt- 
 
 *rT or it'!''!/. 
 
 I. work platted. itVT or »lf?t»r/. f^q^TT «. 
 
 II. piece of flat, frr« ^roi*fi</,— esp. of a garden,Ac. aspf 
 
PLA 
 
 644 
 
 PLA 
 
 FLiTE,n. fat piece of metal. T^TTw. ^^n, rTSR or rmzn. ?l^ 
 or rint n. 
 
 Circular and thin p. ^^irft/. 
 
 A copper p.— on which grants, privileges, &c. are 
 inscribed. HT^TTJ m. 
 P. of a belt. ■^mTH/. 
 
 2 annour of plates. ^'>^\^ f%?I^H n. 
 
 3 wrought silver or gold ; rewe/, ^v. of silver or gold. ^- 
 
 ?TTHT?r ». 
 
 4 vessel from winch food is eaten. STHPT «. «Rft/. <TT^ «■ 
 'TTSI'T^^ «. ?IH^/. «. — of earth, ^r^ or q^oB «». n. 
 rHTTft/. ?TTT«rS n. VX^ m. TT^ «. — of silver or other 
 metal, ctspp «. (?m. rl^i^rst/. ?fR «. rf'w. rHeal/. iTTZt/. 
 fTI*-^>j| or ?fT^^ M. — of leaves tacked together, R5TR5E 
 /. fsT^Fntt/. ( Some varieties ns to size, shape, use &c. 
 are, fs^I^ or fzqrl: «. f?r^ n. )— of a. leaf, piece of 
 matting, or sackcloth, &c. SR%». sr?!^ m. ST^m. 5PT»». 
 
 A p. or dish of victuals. Z^ m. 3T^ m. 
 Circular p. of leaves, ^l^^r[ n. 
 
 5 ?JN?f& f^=5l n. 
 
 To Plate, v, a. icash with silver. ^WTT^IT ^^T >n.-?c?n^ ^^■ 
 HT «».-&e. ^, ?Trfe? m. 50T, H^^Tm f». sRwf-^-^j^, 
 
 Plated, ;>. v. V. ^JR^nrT H^TWT f^?^, &c. ?qft, » 4 ?jtfl , 
 
 Platfokm, n.plan, ichnography. ?rTrft^T-5f5fT-&c. ^riFOT m. 
 
 2/oor of planks, Sfc. H^^ w. H=^ »». 
 
 3 2)Zon, V. ScHEiiE. ipT »«. 
 Platiso, «. V. V. — ac<. JTfsnrr ^ n. Ac. 
 
 I. wash of silver, ^^t[^rn.■^^^^ m. 3Tt?/. ^xqj^ <7TUft«. 
 Platixum, Platdta, ». ^ tTTH 3TT^. 
 Platted, |>. v. V. f^^?5T, Ac^f^rsr, ^T^k. 
 Platter, «, Platting, p. o. v. V. fq-oiirKT, sfSWITr, <fcc. 
 
 1. Iroad and shallow dish for holding provisions. "TT^ or 
 
 OT. VTosr m. rfiVn. »TToft/. TOrf /. Note. The above words 
 
 express different sorts of platters. 
 "Wooden p. 'Hit »• 
 PLAITDIT, n. applause, v. Pbaise. 5!TT*ITOqft/. ^^/. 
 Plausibility, n. v. A. 1. ?T?TPTT?f m. sprmTHm w. 3T«rT- 
 
 Plausible, o. superficially pleasing, ^-c. v. Specious. ^TTTT- 
 ^ ?Jt^tH TBrf t^|4<l<.?1»II, ^qllvjr, ^iM'bM I, ^HUI I -J. , 
 Rtll*, 55?^ >TT %7^, ?TfqT'TRrr5fr,«BTT»TTmf»T^, SPTTIIT- 
 »TRn?H5F, ^cq^?!\, ^PW%*r, ^PTO^FT^T, arf^-mUHu fl ^^, 
 
 ailMlrKMUHM. [ rfm^l . 
 
 2 using specious arguments., Sfe. ?Tr?njT HTl, arfPTtTTT "Tft, 
 Plausibly, adv. v. A. 1. ^fnOT ^RraT^nT rfeei. <m?r s^- 
 
 To Play, ». «. s2:ort, frolic, ^df, ^a »i'-T»>t5T/.-&c. f^wf, 
 
 2 toy, trifle., act wantonly. %s6f , HH^r, ^TT'T. 
 
 3 contend at some pme. W-^. 
 
 4 perform on a musical instrument. ^^ n. ifpjl^oi, ^;r^- 
 
 <r^, sfT^rr m. spr^. 
 
 5 operate, worJc, act, he in motion, ^.fciur, tllr ^u j, ^pr, 
 %55 «».-»'mHK W.-&C. ;ft<^, ^ m.-%^/.-&c. ^ot y. ofs. 
 
 6 more irregularly, lightly, ^'c, wanton, ^otot, 
 
 7 — as a demon in possession, stir, work. g'Hot, g*TT^. 
 
 8 act a part, personate a character, v. To Act. ^Tfi n. 
 STT'TSr, ^''l*iH|<^un/. ^OT. 
 
 9 act in any particular character. STij^ with another 
 verb as sfTT^ ^1is^ Tl^T, to weep and play the woman; 
 ^^ ^t^^'T TTrl ^T'T, to play the man and perform feats ; 
 %ST ^^^T 5T^/. KRof, to play the fool & talk nonsense. 
 
 To Play, v. a.put in action. %5t^or, ^TS^, ^rHfTT-'^I^'R'i'. 
 
 2 ( a musical instrument, &c. ). <TR<i''i, ST^n^, %^5r, 
 
 3 represent dramatically, v. To Act. ^T^, 5l<j(t(iJi, %3- 
 ^, ^^T^, »lrTT^r''ft/. mi^ g. ofo. 
 
 4 perfoi-m, act, do. ^?^, WT^tSt, STT^, H-MNui ( with a 
 bad sense— as tricks, pranks, &c. ). 
 
 Play, n. sport, frolic, diversion. %55 m. %5,1/. ijftfT/. HHT 
 
 /. Eftg^ ». 5fftir^^ n. riiTT^ir m. t^^/. ^;7r?f ?«. ^h- 
 
 ^ n. %fe/. ^5t3^ ». ^SR «. I^f T"! n. fq"^ m. 
 
 Boisterous p. v. Eomps. ^^ m. wrrsiqipt/. vmns- 
 am./.q^/. 
 
 Boys-p. ^ij^^ m. 
 
 Skilful at p. Rnrflit or ^. 
 
 What begins in play may end in a fray. H H - O ^pfef 
 HHi'O ^nft, HHiO-=n fH)<1. — Some of the plays amongst 
 children are, arr^WTR-iTT, 3Tf ^f^, 3T<:qmcqT, fTiftf^rw!', 
 
 <^M<Mi«ric^', f^f^, g^Fpat, iw'sncEr, wrrmr, «rm, 
 
 2 See Gamblixo. 3. operation, action^ work. ^55 m. %^T 
 
 4 drama. ^JZ^> n. m. 
 
 5 practice, action. <«<isK »». sq^^ >». ?>f?r/. f^JTT/. 
 
 6 room for free motion. JfR »». 3T5Rrm »i. fSR^F/. fll^- 
 
 Play-day, ». %5ErEfT-%5Pift=tn-f ^T-&o. f^^H «». %2<Jrt/. 
 Play-fellow, Play-mate, «. %or»T%t, ^sflST, ^l^ist, ^=l- 
 
 1^, ^o5i-m fl"r5trft-Hr*ft-&c. ^jn. 
 
 Play-house, m. v. Theatke. fTT5^5[TT?n'/. TT^^n^ «. ^TT?^- 
 
 Jtf^^ n. -^rMt\M\f. 
 Play-thiso, n. ?oy. %oE »». %5^t7TT m. %5Eot n. 
 Played, p. v. V. A. 1. ^ot^t^, ■«)lrf<)rirfi. 
 
 2 ^t^^Hp^, &e. srrf^. 
 
 3 ^l^Sf^T, ^r^t^^c^, •H'm<^Plr4l, &c. 
 
 Playeb, n. Playing, /J. o. V. V. N. 1. %5ioTnT, %55-'3r^ir- 
 &c. ^RTJTTTT, +14HM. 
 2 %5EtJTTTT, »I*4U|I?I, TH<^^il or ^RTIT or ^JWU, 
 
 4 «7irf Musician. «rpf<t. 
 
 8 anrf Actob. ?ffnrft or W'llii^l, ?ff^ITo5^, ?ff>ft or ^'f- 
 
 An under p. ai^nft. 
 
PLE €45 
 
 blaster or leader of a baud of players. ^I^1<. 
 Principal actor or manager of a company of players. 
 
 Strolling p. ^reft. 
 ■^L T. V. A. 1. <<(i^oiKl, ^I'^MOIKI, iJ*lTiquiTTT, &c. 
 IK 2 «<M<<u i KI , &c. ^T^, «il4H+Vll. 
 
 HH^TFVL, Platsome, a. tpoTtive^ Sfc. ^ol+,<, *<oiu<<|^ ^HT- 
 WW ^r^: f^f^rtt, f^-^lf, ^l^^fl, K?5'TT, ^^JTT3T, ^*<lc<l,%31- 
 H * VflorVX, r«(rll*fl, JpTil^IH, •*t31M<, s»>tjimi<J''I,+l4l^'P, 
 r +*l4lf^Tl, JlSVsmf?, ?^t'^T^, t^r!m<l<401, ?IS^. 
 
 [ Plitixllt, adv. v. A. %2PT, f'RhrFr, ^%^, &c. ^T^T^m 
 
 5^, %3^, *l«i^^r^, f5RT^^, qR^i«^^!t. 
 
 PLAtrCLSBSS, PlaTSOMEKESS, fl. Y. A. {•Ici't'.iWUII »n. ^olOill 
 
 ^ J3Mm «». *l*Nni/. •Jhiimf^/. *1siM«il/. &.C, 
 Plea, «. — in law. JtIHI^ m. -irKMl^ n. T?H «. 
 
 2 that tchich it alleged in support^ excute^ ^'c. f^ff*!^ n. 
 
 ?nw/. ^W\ n. 
 
 False or bad p. JlsifMrl n. q^mT m. 
 3 See Lawsuit. 
 Jo Plead, r. n. tpeai, aryue, tupplicate, Sfe. in lehdlfof. 
 
 <T?T m. *reT ^t^, •IP."! eciVA ^r-+RHi-&c. ^\^ m. ^- 
 
 ?or-«|'|3r, ^•i.*l'i'^ /-^•^«l'Sr»/.-<S:c. ^T^ leM ^n€t -Ac. or 
 
 tcUk g. of 0. ^m ^SV^f. ^^. 
 To Plead, e. a. ditcuu, maintain by argument$, ^'e. ^^ m- 
 
 CaTT OT.-?T^TTT/. ^T>it-*ti't*>I, •firtuj. 
 
 2 «He7« in pleading, t. To Adduce. ^w<ii, fll'nn, ji 
 
 3 o/7(fr in exetue. Pif*!^ ».-^l^ y.-^KT ii.-4c. *|«iwi- 
 
 Pleadable, a. t. V. A. 1. ^l^-4c. ^t^THiriftnT, *c. 
 2 ^ l amMl' ii, Ac. TTs^rm qJomTrm, jM'<<«*0<<, ^- 
 
 PLE 
 
 3 Plfil'fl FfTnTnTTnr-Ac. 
 Fleadeb, n. Pleadi.so, ;;. a. t. Y. N. <T?T \JW?\ ^"FRT,^- 
 
 I. T. Lawteb. V[^\^. 
 PleaDISOs, n. fl. ^\^ llPlfl<t Wt<t fT^TR/. 
 
 PlEASA5T, «. T. AOBEKABLE. ifTT, ^tH^, Q'CfT^, Q^l^f f 
 
 2 See CBEXBrcL, Mbbst. 
 Pleaiahtlt, adt. t.A.!. gw fft?n decl. ^ ^RTTrsn»IT«fec/. 
 
 ^^cr, q^v, flW«7T, i3«iH»i, I'oTf ?i. 
 FL£AaA5Tsess, ». ▼. A. 1. «lt<t/. ^lI'J-^Muil m. (J4^^|i4«^ n. 
 Pleaiastbt, n.gayely, /fe. t. Mebrimest, Mibtb. %m^^^ 
 
 2 tfrigklly taying, mtticimm, ife. inrT^H-«lH-*<*' "fr" 
 
 To Pleaik, e. m. Jelight. gratify, gUdJm. ^ w.-llPi^ m.- 
 irtW w.-^ w.-Af. 'Sot-T.TflT, 3THCfroi, (^Uwf^^t^l^fililf, 
 
 n^ ii.-f^n «.-Ac. gr 'P^'n y. «/ o. ?ri^, qn-^^-^rjii- 
 *e. *cJI, fti^, rsnm, f ^ n.--HT=f r^ ii.-r»m ii.-*c. 
 
 2 content, v. To Satisfy. ^mrvTH M.-^RTt^T m.-&c.^ot, 
 rffwTJl, rrm n.-^frtw «. spT^ y. o/o. 
 
 3 «ui<, approve itself unto. 3TItr5^, iRT «rR5T, /rt. fO». «I- 
 ^-JTF'T-&c. 3T^^ w. COM. <??:'ii" iff. con. ^T?R^ "T^ y. o/ 
 0. ^xfof ni. con. JT?Tm-iT^frI-^^'^?r-^m^-&e. %"iJr in. 
 con. HH'ffiui or ^Rot m. con. q?;er7t i'n. con. HRHT »'«. 
 con. MMtJui in. con. 
 
 To Please, v. n. choose, litt, v. To Like. ^T^5t in. con. ^' 
 ^ n.-^ f.-W^ f .-&<:. 3RIuf g. of s. JTT^ in. con. JT^- 
 ^-g5lra'-H^ff-&c. %^ in. con. ^^^ in. con. 
 2 — as a word of ceremony ; fOH(fe*C(fnrf, ie /)ic(weJ. ^^ 
 Tr/. 5FT^ ( as vPTT 5F57T ^ i^T ?TT, please to give me 
 that ). 
 
 Pleased, p. v. V. A. 1. and joyful. ^^ ^OT, aTR^%?!T, 
 <tc. g5[T, g^, Bg^J, •WHir«(H, 31MT4<i, tf^H, <Trf«t<T, H^, 
 
 5r, sRir^fT, snRrff?T. 
 
 That is easily p. 37rTOH^, 3Tr<Rim^. 
 
 To be p. 3Tm^ »».-^>i »».-&c. ^Z^ in. eon. ■H<Tl«(ui, 
 5^, — intenn. 51^5 ifT?! ^5!T ^t^. 
 
 2 ^JTT«TPT %%?yT, &e. ?tg?,?iHrf^, <Trf^, 5^,HJT, ?lf5rf. 
 
 Pleaseb, n. Pleasing, p. a. \. V. A. 1. and Aokeeable. 
 
 gW 'FTWRT-^ITT, 3TR^f^RT, f4f!niITTT,&c. ft^rT^, t^T- 
 
 SF, JT5Ttt^3T^, f ^sr??, f ?T^, ^^'FT, ^»TT«r^, t^^f^., ^- 
 
 R^, &c. ^f^HR, ^f^, ^q', grf^r, fii'T, H?i:fsT^, rir'np, 
 
 Pleasixo, «. Y. V. A. 1. —act. g^ %dt «. 3TH^3t «. 
 &c. nt^tiT «. ^^ «. an^t^ n. tspT n. ^^ n. ^m'\- 
 Jf n. sf|uH n. 
 2 ?PTT«TR ^T^ n. ?mi n. rfi«rJT «. 
 
 Pleasisosess, n. \. A. Raianuir »«. g<H'^i<<*f*i «. t3!f:«r «. 
 
 *rm.Hl/. ?itt«T n. [SASTXESS. 
 
 Pleascbable, Pleasukablexess. See Pleasant, Plea- 
 
 Pleasubk, w. delight, grafi/lcation, enjoyment. ^^ n. aTTT- 
 
 ^ m. ?ifTt^ w. ^ m. J^^f. ^T^f. l§V^^f. jf^/ ^- 
 
 ^ m. qR^R m. fitljl »'i. ^^ n. 7?5ni '«. *ir^ w». ^HTi^ m. 
 
 f^^m m. vn n. sftfH/. -i»/cH«. Sec Raptube. 
 
 Carnal or sensual p. ft^T^ n. («»«jMi*i^ m, ^m »». 
 
 True p. *lfj^rtl« m. 
 
 "Why make pain of a p. ^HTT W^T^ «J?H ^zn\ ^ «F?TT?5T. 
 2 choice, liking, icill, inclination. iTjff/. gsift/. ^^(TT/. 
 H^'T M. »T5fR'«T ««. HJltr^T^ w. ?j?5 OT. 
 
 At p. <HHr\:, irai*IH, 3T^f*T. 
 8 /oo«c gratification, leniual enjoyment. fJnfTO^ «. Pj^- 
 
 iirift /. tn m. n:^v?h j^v\^]f. MtiM^iFr. 
 
 Goddess or genius of p. il^^fH/. 
 
 4 eauie or occasion of pleasure. g?»^TT^ n, ^^^ w. 
 PlXHfBE-0B0C5D, n. ^HRTHt TmT/. ^m »i. f?ffr?l^5T- 
 
 ^ n. f%;7RWT ». 
 Plbascbe-hocse, n. f)»3rm»?f^ n. 
 PLSASCBE-BUirmi, Pleasvbist, n. person devoted to pleasure. 
 
 'TPft, f^^Rft, r«l^l<t, t»ft, 'T'TOT, ^'H, 'Ml', It^PT, IJfJ' 
 
PLE 
 
 646 
 
 PLO 
 
 fr^ or ^!Rft, ^^frsrft, JT^HTT or ^<^, ^rotT, ft^ or 
 ^^1 fi'^CT, ^n^ or ?fl^, ^^g<^. — Some appellations 
 and attributives, &c. are g^T?!=4^, ^"S'TI^R, §Wi^, 
 
 Plebeian, o. vulgar, v. Low. Tf^t^^fhTT, ^i^t^ttt^r, ^- 
 
 Pledge, ». v. Paws, q^ «. 3TTf^ w. 
 
 In p. By way of p. ifM^?. [ ^ «. 
 
 2 turely, hostage, n-arrant, Sfc. 'A\^A c. 3Ttc5/. rlKUl n. 
 
 31) Pledge, t". a. paten, n^m %^, T^r'Jr ?5T^ ^, 1^^- 
 
 2 ^u-e as warrant, security, Sfc. a^r?ft?r-&c. 5^, rTH'JTw. 
 
 -'TfTorM.-&c. %^. 
 To p. one's self (to a work, &e.). ^?fH ^TW«. ^of. 
 To p. one's word. TT^/.-TPT/.-eRsrn.-srfrrfTT/ ^. 
 Pleeoed,/). v. V. 1. 1^ SSfHOT, &c. 3TTtftvP?r, fHf?W. 
 
 2 WTrft^ 3^%HT, &C. \!^^-, «r=5r5T5f5. 
 
 I. that 7ias pledged his trord. TT^ f5??^5IT, ?KTSTfrf^, ^- 
 Pledget, n.— in surgery. ^^/. [f^^w. 
 
 Plebgixo, n. V. V. l.—act. q^ 5^». &c. 3TTtft^R'T». 
 
 2 <^T?^ 3W n.&c. 
 Plelves, Pleiades, «.— the constellation, ^ifri^ /. fg^w. 
 
 WA^\ or ^zq^f.pl. 
 Plen-imlt, Plexahi-, &c. See Completely, Cohplete, &c. 
 Plekilukab, Plexiluxaky, a. relating, ^'c. to the full moon. 
 
 "j^^rar, 'jofTJ5?i5itfi--fin!nT^. 
 
 PLESirOTEKCE, n.fullness of power. ^^X^^n. ^X^7xt^^[?^. 
 Plesipotext, n. having full poicer. "jof^iT*!, "jW^f^prng. 
 Plexuotentiabt, n. person invested tcith full powers. W^- 
 
 Plexist, n. one who maintains that space is full of matter. 
 
 "J^idi«(i<(l. 
 Plenitude, n. fullness,— as opposed to vacuity. "JORT/. 
 
 2 fullness, completnens, exuberance, ^c.H^m. 'jjf?TT/. ^- 
 
 f^/. 3rW»«. si^"Tw. ^JrTw. 
 Plesteous, Plentiful, a. copious, abundant, Sjc. v. Exuee- 
 
 east. «i^, 5«^cE, 7<9fiiiiHi, gr???T jiNi^jfrqi-Ac. f^j??, 
 
 To be overflowingly p. cffeof. 
 Plenteously, Plentifully, adv. v. A. 3571 ^J^lll^'II- 
 
 ^R^r-Ac. decl. 2C^ 3T?TT decl. *T^5, «i;f<T, 5*^«5. 
 Plenteousness, Plentifulness, n. v. A. <7«rf Plenty. J*^- 
 
 Plenty, n. abundance, r. E-iubeeance. qs^FosqorTw. ^^ T- 
 
 TrT.im. JT'pqm. ^^f^ or Bff?/. ^/. <cS^c5/. ^Tfrl5RT»». 
 
 Overflowing p. fifzm. ?yf5T»». 
 2 state of abundance of the necessaries of life, g'ft^n. 
 ^*5^r/ gfH?Tn. g^FS or g^PTcEm. g^Ta^TTw. STF^RliTf^/. 
 
 Time of peace and p. ^^VII+.isot. 
 
 Time of p. and cheapness. ^^oE or ^qJToEm. 
 Pleosasm, n. redundancy of tcorda. 1[1S^?i^ot. ^s^ijT^q 
 
 n. 5[i«^jn;'Tw. ^r^w. 
 
 Pleonastic, o.v. N. ^*^^l|r<{NI, ?I5^^^qi^i, &c. ^^. 
 Plethoba, n.fullness oj blood or habit, l^^r^^^m. ^Tjjrflr^q 
 
 «. arlTTjf^/. ^T?>fMTi;i. f^^n^n. 
 PLETnOElc,o. T. N. ?^PTfH5H?TT^T, T^PTftT^^Tr^TT, T^jrf^rTT^. 
 Pleubisy, n. inflammation of the membrane 0/ the chest. 
 
 Pleueitic, a. v. N. gtHTfilift, 
 
 Pliability, Pliableness, Pliancy, «. v. A. 1. ^^^iJ[\m. 
 
 t5H-«n+MUIT»i. HAMUIIwi. &c. ^iTT/. 
 Pliable, Pliant, a. flexible, j^snrr, «=lMl+., 5??^, Fl^fw, 
 
 2 fig. soft, yielding. ^«JitJ|«^rTT, ^I^JTRf^fT, gq^^^n.q'. 
 To Plight. See To Pledge. 
 
 Plight, n. See Gage. 2 state, ease, ^e. t. CoNrmoN. 37^- 
 ?'<TT/. f^vfn/. qffTiJop. IH/. 
 
 3 ill condition, miserable slate, pickle, S[c. Y. Me8s. qf?T 
 
 i'Oi'. q?T/. =q5r5^/. ^i^^r^/. ^tm/- nsTf^or j^f. q»^ 
 
 or sr »». ^■^THf.\\]f. 
 Plinth, n. — of a wall. •FT'^ft/. #TtTT »». 
 To Plod, v. n. drudge, ^'c. y. Toil, ^of, ^ ?«.-!inT m.- 
 
 2 /ratvZ or icm-Tc tcith heavy diligence. "^^ n. <Rdf or ^T^- 
 ^ ^nJf-=5TR>Jr-f7Tq[J^-3T«m?T n. ^-&c. STTTRn^-JiT^r^- 
 «P^T^-&c. 'h(\r\ ^JTT't-f^'FfT 3nwf-&c. 
 Ploddeb, n. Plodding, ;?. o. t. V. 2. X^ ^P?7T ^JTMKT-f^qs- 
 
 Plodding, n. v. V. i.— act.vl: ^PT^Jf n. STm^-^CW^-Ac. •$?- 
 
 Plot, n. ( of ground ) t. Plat. ?r;t m. fj% ». 
 
 2 scheme, plan.^form. il?T w. 3TT^PTT »»• 
 
 3 conspiracy. ^ n. ?l''HHr1 n. ^^IT'T or ^5TT5 or 'P^TPI w. 
 «P7 m. «prTer »». spT? w. 
 
 4 intrigue, complicated affair. <p^ «». ^^ »i. !|^ «. ^j^. 
 
 r<rT «• fp5q% or ^?ym^ «. 
 
 Plots— corapreh. plots, intrigues,c8bals,and combina- 
 tions. "F^ f^fji »i. 
 
 5 stratagem, device, project, v. Conthivance. fr^T^t^/. 
 
 gf^/. 5?m »». iTOt^ff/. ^r^srr/. nqg^fr »». qj^rm or 
 *^?«- [^f%/ 
 
 Wild or silly p. q<H««?d/.^<H*ig5IT m. ^?r% m. sp- 
 
 6 ( of a play, poem, Ac. ). ^ ». ^niftimt^foEt / ^- 
 ft^VTH^ ». 
 
 A secondary p. or incident. irfrfH^ ». 
 To Plot, t>. «. form a scheme.^ contrive a plan. 5^ /-TF?!- 
 fT/.-?PI^t3T/.-Ac. ^T^. 
 
 To p. together. ^F5 ^R^. 
 2 ( against ). T»Tff «.-+.*< U n.-^^^TR n.-^5rm n.-?I7- 
 
 To Plot, r. a. scheme, contrive, v. To Plas. H^rfr) /.-?ivr- 
 ^/.-&c. i^^y. 0/0. jfriiSir. 
 
fLO 
 
 647 
 
 PLTT 
 
 Plottbb, It. Plotting, p. a. t. V. N. 1. and bcosMOcs. 
 
 2 q>^r^-Ac. <^oil<I, Ac. 
 
 I. OTkf ecer engaged in fiott. +-m«JI, $iq2qr,3^i5t, 55=^- 
 
 y. V. A. 'Ti'ir'nTT, r^TRT, &c. ^Tm*, ^^"b. 
 
 Plough, n. sTtlT w. 3T^?T or aJhl n. ^ m. sfm ». 
 
 A bout or turn of the p. ^T^/. v. ^. 
 
 Band confining the share to the head of the p. ^». 
 
 Cord to fasten the p. to the joke. '{U ] ii\ m. 
 
 Drill-p. ^TVJX/. f!^f. frt/. Pi*"!/. 
 
 Grain box of a drill-p. ^ n. 
 
 Handle of a p. ^^vftf. or ?Hot n. or u^^f. rm^n. 
 f^T^ m. — pin fastening or steadying it. W^^ m. ^^i^. 
 
 Head of a p. Ht'Ky'l m. ?f?^r m. 
 
 Iron tip of a tooth of the Pabhar or drill-p. <f RiS n. 
 TRTcET m. qn^sfif n. 
 
 Of or belonging to a p. ^=«TT. 
 
 Pole or shaft of a p. ^^m «. ^^ ». (^^Ij n. ^5RT or 
 ^H m. / f^/. 
 
 Share of a p. 7T3 m. 
 
 Share-piece or spindle of a p. ^?TT m. Hjiu^? w. 
 
 To hold, follow, drive &c. the p. 3ft?T «. tR^-^^TfS^^f, 
 
 To Plocoh, c. n. ^*(tsT/.-&c. sffR^, ^ n.-H^R m.-^ 
 
 Jo Ptocon, c. a. hI'K^, jtI'KI^-Ac. sriSr-j^n^, TtTrvft/. 
 -Ac. ^T^ y. c/ 0. ^^ — for the first time, turn up the 
 ground. 31HoEt>f, 7^55/. ^^ y. ©/"o.— the second time, 
 
 To cross p. %T^. 
 
 To p. the ground before its moisture has evaporated. 
 •^.f. n. qfif. 
 PtOOOH-BOr, n. 3TT»F^, W*H<I . 
 PL0(;aH-LA5D, N. {oni /Ad/ uplouylud. TTfiR^ or s/. rft*r- 
 
 TKorzf. Htnn/. 
 Plocoh-Ma5, n. ^fn-qi, ^TfTT, anCfTT or ST^qr, 3llf«TT<t, 
 
 Plocohsh4«e, fi. vra or stra m. (contempt, ^^:z^zor "jfTS? 
 n. ) Vmf. »t? «. ^ "I. 
 To be turned up by the p. — ground. TVT^. 
 To be rubbed or cut bj the p: — bullock. »T?Fl3r_ 
 Plocohsd, p. T. V. A. ^t»n?5«?T, Ac. ^t»RT or 5 , ^tim 
 or ?, *fJ^, p'l. 
 
 P. ground. fll»H« or ?/. !Tt»IT?^ or ?/ ^t»m/. 
 FjuocoBn, n. PtocoHnfo,;*. a. v. V. N. ^[t»it-#^-<ic. IR- 
 OTTtT-^T^WTTTT-i^t^aTTrr, ^H4I, ^H^'TT. 
 
 T. V. A. ^nTTTTT, &.C. ntn^oft-lc. *'<niM, W*. 
 Flocobuio, n.T. V. N. ^:^ *rT'f n. 5lVn VI-'^I^ »«. ^^ ^- 
 «i| M. Ac. ^tOT^/ ^I'Kwft/ 
 
 T. V. A. ^Innfr »i. 4c. ntnnJt/. ^tn?»ft/. *^ n. frffr 
 
 /. f»*^ •.— for the first time, JW«/. ?ff?wft/.— for 
 the Mcond time, JKTTVfn. Ac. jm^oft/. ^/. ip/. 
 
 A bout of p. one act of p. up Sf dotcn. SRITO or T ». 
 Complete p./). lengthwise and cross-wise. g'^^rccfttT or 
 
 Cross-p. «it/. 
 
 To smooth a field after p. aff?;^^. 
 PlOteb, m. edicnurus crepitans. '^TT^T ciT^ W. 
 Plow, To Plow, &c. See Plough, &c. 
 ToPlcck,v. a. pull with sudden force, tahe with a twitch, 
 T. ToSsATcn. r^ti-+|t(>l'i, 3iyiif|,f^?TT5l,^^^j3'r,f?JH|8(«T, 
 •d-M-t.iui, f^«+I w».-3T^T?r «».-5r^^ W.-&C. ?;Sl-^^ ^FT^OT- 
 
 2 ( fruit, vegetables, &c. ) v. To Ceop. g^, gi^, 
 <ft5^, y •iuf) f.-^tvf\f.-'^\J\ m. ^5t y. o/o. 
 
 3 strip off the feathers of. f^ n. pl.-&c. ^IZ^-f^'TB^ g. 
 ofo. ^^, f^gS^, 5^5Trrit or 5^T5't, J'^f^ ^^^. 
 
 4 fig. pill, chouse, ^c. v. To Plcsdkb. 3Tt^l^, ^^ n.- 
 &c. 3T^r5SfT-f|wsuif-3<T^-f|^^BT-<5c. 5^Rot, 5^T5^, 5- 
 IR't, JTTlwf, ^xji^uf 
 
 6 (up, out, &c.). JTS'iT, ?^9tj T^ni^, ^7|T-&c. ^\<i^. 
 To p. up courage, <fcc. ^ n. sRiif. 
 Plcck, n. pull, draw, ^c. 3TOiT »». f|^T5T m. f^q>T »». 
 2 »!<■«/«, Aear/, ^-c. T. Spibit. ^ j». ^ft^ »t. qiTTft w. 3ft- 
 qriMiuH n. . 
 
 Pluckikg, n. T. V. 1. ^?r^mf n. Ac. 
 Plug, n. stopper, ^c. ^ or ^tn or ^r^ m. ^J\ m. ^V^f. 
 ^ m. "TT^t/. n. <n%^ «. 5^ n. J^df n. J^w. Jl^ 
 /.— esp. of old clouts, straw, Ac. =qf^ »»• 'Rt'HI »«. '?T^t 
 /. ^mm. 
 To Plug, p. a. stop triih a plug. ^ m.-^ m.-Sic. 5Tn?^-^T 
 
 ^-q^^ or «Tr^-&c. ^iJf-^y?|iJj. 
 Plum, n.— the fruit. ^ H^ 3TI^" 
 
 Dried p.s from Bukhurii. 3TTJ^ m. STT^^T^TT m. 
 
 2 /Ae »uw 0/ 100,000 ( rupees ). ?5T^T*^% m. pi. ^^i^ 
 
 That is worth a p. 3H»qr, <??TT'^n. 
 
 Ho is worth a p. ^ 'Plf^'^sj rf|<j-^i or g^lRsi. 
 
 3 See Baisijj. 
 
 Plvuage, n.feathertof a lird. f^^TRT m. ft^ n. pi. qwi "• 
 
 Plcmu. See Plcmmkt. 2 See Plump. 
 
 To Plumb, v. a. regulate Ig the plumb. aftSEilT t5T^5-3Tt<ZWTT- 
 
 2 Sco To SOOSB. 
 Plumbago, n.— Zeylanica. f^^^ m. f^^'Z/. 
 Plcmbeax, Plumbeous, o. Zearffn. f^m^, ?ft^mq. 
 Plcmbbs, n. worker in lead. fiT^% "Um ^'JTrTT, 
 Plumbekt, n. Korit in lead. f^^T^ ^R n. 
 PLCMB-Li.fE. Sec Plummet. 
 Plume, n. feather. <ftH n. SR w. 
 
 2 ornamental feathers, Sfc. erett. ^H m. ^t5ift/. ^IT/. 
 
 To Plume, r. a. tx^'utt featheri. f^ n.|>Z.-7T m./<Z.-Ac. f^- 
 JTW^-gilTT'f. [ g- ofo. 
 
 2 strip of feathers, t. To PtrCK. f^lJ n./>Z. jq^'Jf-Pj'TOdt 
 
pLtr 
 
 6i8 
 
 ?0A 
 
 3 &g. pill, chouse, 4'c. y.ToTLvcK. 3[^n"Jf , Tfiot, 5^»f. 
 
 4 ( one's self) pride ( one's seU)". 3T^5/.-^^7.-3TT- 
 
 CTf->TI'M-*TT^ y. of 0. ifT^ir wt.-cftiC W.-&C. snotrjiJt y. 0/ 0. 
 PLrMiGEEOUS; a. hacing feathert. f^=5TT, ^Tf^, fTOr^^Tr^TT, 
 
 Plcmiped, «. <Aai hag feathers on the feel. Pfm% "TT^t^, 
 
 PiuMMET, «.— of masons, carpenters, &c. afroESfT »«. fJT m. 
 
 e^n? w. ^«T^/. <Tt55xrT m. 
 To prove by the p. afrsjijot. 
 
 2 sounding lead. ^^ wi. iTo5 ot. 
 Plumous. See FEAxnEEED. 
 Plcmp, a. filed out in flesh, Sfc. v. Pat. inmsftrT or ^5«ft- 
 
 cT, TfpnfttT w 5M^*fln, I^JftrT, 5^?ft?T, JSS^^IH, 55- 
 
 To get p. & sleek on good living. fr^Tcl'Jf. 
 
 To grow chubby & p.— a child. ^K^N ot, stT5EBot. 
 
 2 pvffed, risen. ^TTT, J'ft'!. 
 P/,UMP, n. See Clump, Cluster. 
 Plump, adv. with a sudden (j- heavy fall. nq-;|nT-'R-&c. or 
 
 ST^-^?^^-&c. -^-^^-Wl-kc. or |5l-qFr-q^-&c. ^-^FT- 
 
 jp:-&c. tT'l-^H-^-&c. f?:-^5T-«R-&c. ^^rt, ^^isn^. 
 
 2 See Plcmplt. 
 To Plump, v. n.fall heavily and at once. ij«|<|)UJ, ^s^■ <i^^n> - 
 
 T-^^^PT-Ac. «TI^. 
 To Plump, v. a. dilate, fill out, &c. v. To Swell. 'FT^, a- 
 
 Plumply, adv. fully, roundly, &c. v. Bluntlt, Positively. 
 
 To refuse or deny p. tfj7:]Tn:a^ 3T?7rT/. 3T^, 
 
 PLUMP^-ESS, n. T. A. 1. ISPTf^rPTOrr m. J|rfJ|f?irlMO|T OT. TJT^- 
 
 f^TTTT'JTT m. rTl^Wm n. &c. jf^/. 
 
 The p. of infancy. sfTcl^ n. 
 2 ^'HT'irr OT. ^^im m. 
 
 Plumy. See Feaxiieeed. 
 
 To Plu>teb, v. a. pillage, spoil, Sfc. ^Tfff, ^rfsRSr or ^flT- 
 3^11, HinT^,— with the implication, bearing, or power 
 of such words as to jjill, fleece, rifle, sfrip, shave, pluck, 
 chouse, ■plume,ffc. mn^r'n, sftS'Jf, ^{[m. 5^, gITTof, 
 PJ^^TT^, rj'Misui, :^')is>J"i, ^'M'Wi, ^T^PJf, ^?l^, <-JM=i"i, 
 ^YTTof, 3T~ITT5di: or Cflr^S'Jf, STIs^n^^^Rf^, FI^, 5- 
 
 of, g^:^ %<jf, tR n. got jr. 0/0. qt^^r^TT ^<ir, "arm^, 
 
 ^i^/i.-&c. 3T^tif-f|?r35ff-;jq;jijt-f|^^-&c. jr. 0/0. sfftt- 
 S ». qRiJf y. 0/ 0. ?IT^ qg[5T ^ri^, fcTcZrT qirf , 5555 
 
 ^I'n, ^rrn^ioTjp /.-h'ih n^^ff ifH?r »j.-&c. jrot y. ofo. 
 Pluxdku, Plunj eeixo, n. v. Y.—act. rj^oj- n. ^fPRof n. &c. 
 
 ^m^f. ^\^^^^f. ^Tv^^f. ^rniuft/. 5nR<ift/. ^^rr- 
 
 517ft /. ^Z f. ^C?imrf /. 55^ «. 5f|TfHT 11. ^ })0/J. 
 
 asw «. 
 
 Acquired by p. ?J7Rr. 
 General plundering. J^FTj /. 
 
 I. spoil, booty. ?pr /. ['J5^?- 
 
 Plukdebed, p. T. V. 5?%?rT, 5TTn^%t?r, J^R^?^, &c. f^Vff, 
 Plusdeeeb, «. Pluxdebixo, ^. a. v. \. ;^ott?t, Hl'NuiTH, 
 
 &c. ^-iiO, ^c, ^c, 5^r^=^i Hi'i*iw4(r, t5«TraiTT. 
 
 To Plunge, v. a. thrust or drive into (a fluid, <^'c.). ^Tlf^ot, 
 5^"Jf, 'TTS't, HSR-f'T'T^R ».-&c. •FT'f g- of 0. HfSTrT- 
 f?rHf«T<T-&c. m^. 
 2 See To Thbust. 
 
 To Plusge, v.n. rush into, thrust, ^c. one's self into. 3lt/. 
 
 eraof-JTrtof, fft/-55(¥t/.-|^ /.-&c. JTnTJf, gr^'s^ /.- 
 
 &c. JTRTiif, ^7^5 irof. 
 Plunge, Plunging, n. v. V. A. l.—act. qTr^^f n. 51^ n. 
 
 &c. JT^TT n. fMMxnlH n. 
 
 T. V. N. ;jft ST^ «. 7^ JTRof rt. &c. ^ /. l^f. 
 
 ^f w^ii^f 5?ft^ /. 
 
 1. — of a paper kite, dip. JTrrfT m. 
 Pluhged, p. V. V. A.l. ^TFT^ST, &c. ^mHiIH. 
 Plueal, a. consisting of two or more. 3T%«F, «I^. ["^^f. 
 
 2— in grammar. 3T%^^^'Tf5fT, ST^^^^Htrft^T, ^^^^^\- 
 P. number. aT%^?r^R «• st^^hr n. 
 Plubality, n. v. A. 1. a^^^PJ^T «• ST^'R' «. ^l^ n. 
 Plueally, ado. V. A. 2. SR^^E^^splfrT, '>)^,<-mtfT. 
 Plus, «. — the affirmative quantity. %R «. arffeTF, ^. 
 Pluto, «. — the Indian P. TT w». 
 Plutus, «. /^e god of tceallh. ^^T w. 
 
 The nine treasures of P. ^^fSffg m. pi. — these arc, 
 
 Pluvial, Pluvious. See Eainy. 
 
 Pluviometee, b. rain-gauge. ff^irnT'T'^^T «. 
 
 2b Ply, v. a. lay on tcith force and repetition, WI'iImM-BT^- 
 
 2 employ diligently, apply closely, keep busy. ^r^J-Wi\- 
 
 frf-&c. •^irt=)'Ji-«rf^<rT?"Jr-<mw<"i, -iiM'iui. 
 
 I 3 practise diligently, ^^^\^v{.^ ^55^, ^TT^ 'R'l,^^. 
 4 wrye. See To Imi'OEtune. 
 To Ply, p. n. icork, do service, busy one's self, ^df, 1>PT «.- 
 &e. ^T^t, 5R^. 
 I Ply, n.j-lait, v. Fold. ^'Jft/ fW/. 
 ! 2 See Bend. [sTP^qr^r, snf JT^T. 
 
 Pneumatic, Pneumatical, a. consisting, <j-c. (yatV. ?n^=^, 
 
 2 relating , ^v. Co «/r iil<^^|, srr-^TT^, ^P^R«l41^, 
 
 3 moved or played ly air. ?rPJ5T, ^ ( in comp. as JfTJ- 
 ^51, 5rT5?i?I, &C. ). 
 
 Pneumaxics, n. science of the air. ^T^I^RTT/. ^^M «• 
 Pneumonic, o. belonging, Sfc. to the lungs. *J«NI, ^J^- 
 
 To PoACn, V. a. boil slightly. Jpf^ dccl.-vlt^X decl.-&.c.^' 
 
 ^R^- TftT^, 3fT'if^Pr--3Tv|^l5j^-&c. m^. 
 
 2 «/caZ, jsocA-eC. ^"fT^, ^re?r ^i^, '^^ f^n^ ^TTSsSir. 
 To PoAcn, c. ;». «/eo/ game. ^\KS^f.%Wlf^'&^. ^T^-=^t€^ 
 
 ^- • ^^ 
 
 POACILED, p. Y. A. 1. ^Ft^hrr f^=3T^c5T, 3T^f^5TT%^c5T, &C. 
 
 J 
 
POE 
 
 649 
 
 POI 
 
 2 ^tr^HT, ■^\h,'\ H«r?l, &C. 
 POACHKB, n. T. V. N. qrw ■HI^.H HUIKI, &c. ^^rTT^IT. 
 POachiso, n. V. V. N. — ac/. SK'^'^H'tn. &c. 'TR'HT'ft/. 
 
 PoACHixxss, fi. T. A. *l<*lRd"40irm.(S:c. 
 
 Poachy, a. tcet and to/l^ — land. «K«|Oh, <4H^r1. 
 
 'Pock, n. pustule of tmaU-pox, ^c. '^ti[ f. ^t/. ( Ex. m 
 
 5-4WI a'M-M ^ 37Tr^ ). 
 2 ( of the chicken pox, ). %M«ft/. 
 PocK-HOLK, Pock-pit, n. ^'^Nt HT^ or mif/. ^^t^ ^^m. 
 
 Pock- PITTED, o. '^^ ^Wf^, ^RT, t^, 7T?^WT, "g lji-.q ! 
 HliMl, T^ Hi^MI, viV-^r^l stST^,— jocosely. ?npf- 
 
 To bo p. ^not. [ or^^ »>. ^/. 
 
 3oCKST, «i. Ja^ iruerled in a garment, f^^ m. f^5[I«ft/. ^i^^ 
 A secret p. *it<f<*tm m. 
 P. -picking. 7^^ in. iJ^^Frr^^/. 
 To have to pay out of one's p., To be out of p. <T^ m. 
 
 2 «/ny/* compartment or dhuion^ ( as of a purse, bag, 
 
 Ac. ). T?f n. ^tqr or q^ m. [^r?5^. 
 
 !Vo Pocket, c. a. put into the pocket. ^'^f^%J}^\^&,c. 
 
 2 abstract f art trely., v. To Steal, ^ftrof, ^^€^ ^-H- 
 
 3 ( an affront, Ac. ) put up tcHh, v. To Bear. f*RE'if, 
 
 To be pocketed. fK^irf, f^iTor, ^^. 
 
 4 receive as prqfit. n?ftH-B?T^-&c. tn?!^, fr?Tffn-&c. 
 
 ?r^, »Tn!-?j?T^-Ac. qnw, rr^ft jsftn T^wf-im »«. iron. 
 I'ocKcr-BOOK, n. %nt5T^ ^/. frm^/ 
 
 ]*OCKn'-BAKDKEBCBlEF, fl. ^PTTvITT^ fft. 
 
 I'o.KET-MOSKT, «. ^TT^-firaTtMT-qT'rgqrft^-Ac."^ m.- 
 
 • ' . frtf/. 
 
 . i.'«Ei», n. T. A. tJ4|V.^;^VII|| m. ITJPmT w. 
 I-.JCKT, a. in/eeted vith pocks. %^ ^tJlt^, 7^y ^>5rf t, qtl. 
 I'OCBLEST, a. Jit /or drink, *^\^\^'l\ ^^ \ '^ \■&.c. ^. 
 I'OD, «. S'edcase, iff. t^J. fh^f. 
 
 Blind or empty p. f^ «, %3 n, ^ n. 
 I'oDAOSic. See Ooctt. [inp. 
 
 I'ODDCD, a. kacinj its pods formed. ff»lT 3Tl'^-«p?^, ftr^ 
 Pora, «. a metrical composition. 'PPS'T n ^fw^n/. TfT ». 
 POE^r. «. or/ or skill of writing poetry. Tfimt/. ^i^ pop. 
 
 2 metrical composition. W^^mf. Wf n. 
 
 A raady p. ifhwff. [f^ «i. 
 
 PocTAtnui, n. petty poet. pr^T ^ m. ^?B«mrf^ «. fjWT*- 
 PotTTC, PoCTtCAL, a. fcrtaininj, Ifc. to poetry. ^iWNl, «T- 
 
 2 eiprencd in poetry. V^%v, frrf^rnTT, ffT^WT, V^- 
 
 3 possessing the leauties of poetry. 5p^<TT ^Hf^, ^r^T- 
 ^tRcT, ^^%^. [«. qq' «. 
 
 Poetky, n. metrical composition, verse. ^rf^rTT/. ^TST «■ ^^'T 
 Sacred p. ?T?P^nTT/. ^^r^^ n. flrPio?T n. 
 2 or/ or practice of tcrifing verse. ^f^?n"/. +Fmh< n. ^^- 
 ?r n. <»,Rdl ?!%/. !|^fTlR<Jl/. 9«?nR^RT/. 
 The genius of p. q;Rdl5Tf%/- 
 
 POIOXAN-CT, n. T. A. 1. frr^f^OTT «. rft^Tirm/ cfttr?rT/. 
 2 frf^^qniT m. rft^r^f. rftjjdl/. ST^RrfT/. f?^!? m. 
 
 PoiaSAST, a. *^(T/y, stimulating, &;c. v. Puxgesx. frf^T^, ?ft- 
 
 ^, fft?, srm. 
 
 2 pointed, keen, irritating, ^'c. fr^^., ^^., ?ft«r, ^f^Tift- | 
 
 3 severe, deep., piercing, painful, S{c. — grief, pain, Ac. fft- 
 
 ir, fft?="iT, *r^, inTH^, TM^t^F, Hi"iifri^, ijT<ft^r5, q- 
 
 PoiXT, «. s/m/yj end. ^ n. ^\-4\f. #5T/. =qt^/. #^/. 3T- 
 
 <nf^/. 3TDft/. 3W «. gsspr »». <^"«. f^^/. 
 
 2 head-land, jf^ «. *r;|I?5T^/. 
 
 3 ««/«^, tcjV, mora/, Sfc. #^/. JTt^/. g'ft/. H^/. ^ 
 /. «. T^ n. 3^ n. ^ n. tt4 «. ^n »». 
 
 4 ( of space or time ). W<.H101 m. ^fSr w. 
 
 5 punctilio, nicety. *\\(\^.-^^-^-&>c. nV^ /. 
 
 6 critical moment., v. Crisis. f^MUj «. ST^ft/. 
 
 That is on the p. of. 7^, T^TT, ^f^^, ^^j^, ^3^^> 
 ( in comp. as, Hiufl'lJ^ on the p. of death, 'IHSJIsg^ 
 on the p. of going, si«4l'^^ on the p. of bringing 
 forth, Ac. ). 
 
 To be on the p. of. ?^, ?f>T^, J?^. 
 7— as made with a pen, Ac. spot, mark, v. Dot. fk% m. 
 dim. filj+f^/ A pi|j*S n. 
 S pilch, stage, degree. q^W m. WJftf 
 
 Highest p. qrrnFi^/. JprHm. ^tmf. f^m «. 
 Lowest p. iji^tf) iprft/. 
 To such a p. ifVT^, ^'MH<Jn. 
 
 9 ( of the compass ). f^^TT/. 
 
 An intermediate p. W^^/. [«. ^c^*T «. 
 
 10 particular, single suhject, item, fv^ m. nV^/ ^^:VT 
 A particular p. 7JF/. 
 
 A sore p. ^A n. HH n. 
 
 A striking p. or excellency, ^f ipft/- 
 
 A weak p. sTTT^r «. 
 
 In point of. W^^uff, ft^, H*^. 
 
 That has a sore or weak p. ^»if, *T»ff. 
 
 To touch a sore p. jN^f, *i*/tM^ »n.-»1»f^ tn.-Ac.f^. 
 
 11 (of Tiow, sight, Ac. ) v. Lioiit. ^/. 
 
 If you look at it in this p. 3T^ qjf|Jp§ STfT^. 
 
 12 oiw, object. Sr^ n. f7?T n. f^OT «. 
 
 IS position, assertion, subject of discussion, ^c. ^f. !%• 
 W^ m. Jnfn m. M«Hi«i m> r<<T'? «. 
 
 Tliat is to the p. ^TTWTf^, JTTltf*r^. 
 
 Point-blauk. Kti^Pft^^, sft^, ^*T^^, «H<j«(l^r. 
 
POT 
 
 650 
 
 POL 
 
 14 ( in punctuation ). ai^fflHlMl^ioi/. f^ri*Tf^ n. f^- 
 
 «TnTf^ n. [?r^<jf. 
 
 jTo Point, v. a. sharpen to a point. 3Tift/-&c. qi?Tjf-'H<Sui, 
 
 2 direct towards, v. To Aim. fr^, qt^, %K^, ?5T«rJr, 
 MT^, f^?1^, — a sword, a stick, &c. meiiacinglr. S'lR^, 
 
 3 punctuate.:sjm{\^\^M\i^^fpl-f^i\H^^n. jpi.-f^«Tm- 
 
 ^fp[ n. pi. ^^-^rraOr. 
 
 4 ( a wall, &c. ). ^^ftft/ ^Rof, ^t/ pi. ^^^. 
 
 5 out ; shew, V. To Shew, qr^ «. ^^^r, STTT ^^^Tf-sfftT^ 
 
 To Point, v. n. ( with the finger, &c. ): ^ n. ^FT'^^r?:?^, 
 
 2 have aim or direction, ^j^-^ wt.-^qTT «.-f?reT/.-&c. 
 3Tw9t ^. '2/'*- "^'^^^ "PS o/ 0. 
 PoiSTED,^. ^ a. T. V. A. 1. artift ;?^?5T, ^T^PI^^, &C. 
 2 ^t^^?5T, %i^^r, 'TT^JROT, &c. 
 
 I. having a sharp end. ^I'+HI, STrft^T, &c. aT'jft^, ^%- 
 
 II. epi^rammatical, sharp, ^v. 5=IPF^, H'l'pn^l, <Hi'-f)^F. 
 PoiXTEii, «. PoixTiso, p. a. V. V. A. 5. qieiH[ ^n<(^t»rrTT,&c. 
 
 fT^^I spTWRr, &c. f?[%j, fJi^, ^^?ft. 
 POIXTEDLY, adv. V. A. II. ^H^-^I'OH, Ht^F^T^. 
 
 I. with direct reference to a subject. f^T^t'T S^^TT^, ^^7 
 
 POIXTEDNESS, «. Y. A. II. ^>Fi^^/. JfT^^/ 
 
 PoiXTiNO, n. T. V. A. 5. ^Rpf ^njT^ n. &c. f^f\ m. ^f^fe- 
 
 t^^^ m. f^^JT w. 
 PoiSTLEss. See Blukt, DulT/. 
 Poise. See Weight, Equipoise. 
 To Poise. See To Weigh, To Balaxce. 
 Poisos, M. f^^ n. pop. \^{H^ or f^ n. ^T «. f^^R m. f^- 
 
 ^K w. IT n. »nH «. ^T3^ »». n. ^^r^^ »«. ». 
 
 Animal p. v^mf^ n. — mineral or Teg;etable p. r<TT- 
 
 Application or use of p. f^sfzftn m. 
 
 Charm against p. Treif n. [ fe;p_ 
 
 Poison-doctor, curcr of 8nake-&c. biteB. Rin'^^I, ^rtg- 
 
 To Poison, v. a. infect with poison. f^^nTT-R<Hl(t-f^1*4^- 
 
 &c. q^iif, fM<HK"if, f^^l<«iu1, f^ n.-f^rmr «».-&e. qM^T- 
 
 To p. thp ear of. ^Pr ot. '§^^ ff- of o. 
 
 2 injure or kill hy poison, administer poison to. ^^«.- 
 
 T^^, f'T^ n.-&c. ^nJii -&c. *ln,u|-^jft^ m. %7jf. 
 
 To bo poisoned. I^^TR^, fsTTITot, f^^^TR or f^^TR m. 
 ^ i». con. 
 
 3 (one's self) /aXre po/so». ^1 «.-&c. ^-^rM-f^-%^- 
 of-&c. oj- ^g:;T-&c. JR^, r*i«m4^l'l+M JRot. 
 
 4 <ajn<, corrupt. I^v^^tjuj, hrt^I, *J^-|^- ^f?:-&c. JpT't. 
 Poisoned, ;>. v. V. 1. ftf^^nrr ^'kFA, ^w^^, ft'Tf^. 
 
 2 t^ HM^rtl-MKrtrtT-&c. r^<<IHJ?^r, ^Wl 5tT^!5?5T, &C. 
 4 fJ|N4*(i<^l, 'TRf^c?!, «rc %%?^. 
 
 V. V. 1. — ac/. fir^TTTT ^of 
 
 POI«ON-BO0T, 
 
 Poisoning, «. v. V. 1. — act. fir^TTTT ^of n. f^»^R'Jf«. ^"7 
 
 gT?53tn. Ac. 
 
 2 f^T? ^fffn. ftrwRofn. &c. R«)M*ri'Tw. 
 
 4 ft^TS^n. &c. 
 Poisonous, a. having the qualities of poison. f^^fTTT, f^^T^^, 
 
 f^mrr^, ^RT, ^^T^, f^^^, f^iyuit), Ptll^J, »Rr^, 
 
 POISONOUSNESS, It. T. A. f^^HKMUIIW. &C. f^ll-JHl/. itc. 
 
 Poiteel, n. armour for the breast, v. Abmoub. 3T^rT«. 
 
 To Poke, v. a. thrust, eticJc. isy+,«f, f ?T^, 5tfl% %?np8t or 
 *fl*'H>Jl, ^^, «?!•=( "*«!. 
 
 To p. the head over or forward. i1--f,!^«i, iit<PT^, ^f- 
 ^, ^^ 'TT^, -rt^I^ufl/.-Ac. ^twf, 
 2 out; seffrc/* /or, grope for. 'tft^rpT-«ji"MMH-&c. <FT^aT- 
 
 To Poke, f . «. _/eeZ oloa^. ^f^T'f, ^-^MSul, ^TTT^, ^t^^^t^ 
 
 2 piddle, trifle, do any thing slowly, hesitatingly, ^c. v. 
 
 To Dawdle, ^dt, ^'l^uj, ^f^TTST, -^is"!, ^f^TTff-^'HMSi 
 
 -&c. ^iif, JpH^BoStfr. 
 Poke, «. See Thrust. 2 See Bag. 
 
 A pig in a p. TPiq'frT ^^ m. HP^. 
 
 8 piddler, Sfc. v. Dawdleh. ^it^TT, ??5TT, T^TT, ^N<^4|I, 
 
 PoKEB, «. Poking, ^. a.v.V. N. 1. ^{t^rnTRT, ^t-=IMSuiKl, tie. 
 
 2 See Poke, 3. 
 
 I. instrument for stirring the fire. ^Vf^n. g^mn. 
 Poking, n. v. V. A. l.—act. |»T^«. ^fliSin. ^r^«. &c, 
 
 2 ^=^^ sFT^oTn. &c. 
 
 V. V. N. 1. ^f^^iJfn. -tii-cm^uln. <fcc. 
 
 2 ^T^Ti. ^T^n. %^fiT»- ^■H*«<'1«. &c. %^/- ^oS'JJRa. 
 
 Pokinglt, adv. V. V. N. 2. ^tHtTTI, '^rtTO'T, ^^TIH, T'FT, 
 
 PoLAB, a. belongiag, ^c. to the poles of the earth. Vl'^MI, iT- 
 ^PJ^^, ^PRcTT, gWT^CtS, g^H*^, 5^f%^q^. 
 
 Polar circ'lo. ^^^«. [ i^fim. 
 
 The p. distance of a heavenly body. gj^TT^RfiUm. 
 Poi/AEITT, «. tendency to the pole. g^rpTHT'iISfftSfTT/. a^- 
 
 PoLAEr, a. having a tendency toward the pole. g?lf»T'FTrt- 
 
 Pole, n. long staff. %\S[f. ^tfT'«. ^mm. ^fRTw. ?TTw. ^w«. 
 Bearer of the p. (in processions, &c.). ^5^. 
 Long p. used in pushing a boat through shallow water. 
 FIPT/. ot.— That uses it. HI^hII »». ciM+0 "»• 
 
 P. with a crook to pull down pods, fruits, &c. ^^TTf 
 m. ^TTST m. ^<M<n/. 
 
 P. rounded by the lathe, nh? «>. ^T^nte m. 
 
 2 ( of a palanquin ). ^t[f. ^ m. ( in. comp. ). 
 
 3 (ofatent). ^t^m. 
 
POL 
 
 esi 
 
 POL 
 
 1— the measure of lenjrth. ^T5ft/. (5 cubits and 5 hand 
 leadths). Z^m. (4 cubits). 
 
 ■ of the earth), a^m.— North p. JtTT'J^ot. ^tKIM"- — 
 ^MUth p. Z^:^fJ['J^m. ^^^TJn?T/i. 
 
 Elevation of the p. tfsri^rlH/ 
 
 Far as the poles asunder. STT^fnt HMIctTd rj^^ ^^ft- 
 
 -AXE, n. HM4UVI-«fl*<^ft/.-'PT5|T or SRH m. 
 . -CAT, ». %5|TI3»rt'3TT «■ fim^JlPIR III. Mfi^llfMl/. 
 POLE-STAK, B. g^ m. 5^r^ HRT »«. KT/. 
 Poled, «. /A.;/ A« a poU, — a tout, Ac. ^^iNi-Mf, ^^ff 
 
 Single p. ^ ?ft^, »(+5<v»fI, — Double p.J^KT, J^T^. 
 PoLDiic, Polemical, a. v. Costkovehsial. ^■^ft<<l<^HI, 
 
 r«ij)r«iM'ifi-<ti, *ji^r*(*(i4irH+. [ itc. ^^ rrr. 
 
 POLEHICAL, »i. duputant. ^^^ ^FTWTTT, ^^, SfT^f^^- 
 
 POLEMICa, n. T. CO.STBOVEBST. ^l^f^I^I^ W. 
 
 Police, n. yoctritmenl of a city or toun. if^^t-JIT^T^-Jte. 
 
 2 internal gocernment of a tlate. .^;t^-&c. ^^t'RtT f». ^- 
 
 3 — the body of civil officers. <(lrl|tf n. from the English. 
 The department of p. wlrfj^ fTT?i n. 
 
 ?OLICE-MACI><TBATE, fl. ^fRT^Tc?, "tl^^-^K, "ns^-JfHrliH. 
 
 Ilafl or court of a p. %|f1<l!rl^N^/. "fI^^RT^ ^mt/- 
 Office or business of a p. *M«II^/. vt^JTTTft/. 
 
 Police orncEB, n. qt?^ 3nT?7^. 
 
 P0HCE-»TATI05, fl. ^tfe^THSM «. ^^f. 
 
 POLicr, ••. art or tyttem of (jotentment. XV^ M\<*A^*\\'4\ sft- | 
 f^ f.-t\^ f-^^\TV\ w.-Ac. ^M'^f'T/. ^sfTspT w. ^P'PnR 
 
 A matter of state p. <M%KU| n. 
 2 art, tcitJvm, <J'e. in the manajemenl of public affairt. 
 
 ^ h:^/ pi. TTT^'^f^ n. ^^^3 «. <I>H<HM*l'ftTra n. 
 
 .. teisthm, tkill, S(e. in the conduct of qfaitt,—geneT. 1 
 
 \\t\fif»f. -*n\\"iii^ n. wW^TT^n?*! n. ww^R^filf/. 
 
 A crooked p. ^pHt ». I=5'fnTpnT'»r n. «lyiTOWT/. JttH- j 
 
 T^ ■«. " \ 
 
 4 ( in commerce ) f^'-qiNI ^rT^TTOT w. j 
 
 ir» PoLlsu, r. •. make $mooth and ijlogty by rubbiny, ^e. 7- ' 
 
 anrfl, 1*r^5sof,pRia^, TTiawfi/'Ac. w^y.ofo.^^i 
 
 /•-^^^^/.-f5f=^ f.-^t^ /.-Ac. aRTT^, ?3|3ET W.-3f»r- 
 --m«|ii, TWfspt «. V^y. o/" 0.— weapons, tool», Ac. 
 2 rrfine, make tlrjant, ^e. ^»ITT^, WmH, WJfH, flMTT- 
 
 Ae. «?^, nwpn/.-fnvn/.-sftfr/.-Ac. Timnirr-A^ot. 
 roLUB, M.y^«M, lit. ?i*Ti/. f»m«rt/. farsfr/ ifm/. t^-* ; 
 Km. WHf. »n^ «. ^^¥t/. n^n^/. nf i^/, iwtht !l 
 
 or r{^(^ m. «<^rft/ ^5Ef?iofr/. 3%ft/. 
 
 To take p. afk/. ^of, 3TTT/. ^m^t i«. con. 
 2 fig. refinement, elegance of manners, tj-c. ^"^TfTr/. f^i?- 
 
 Polished, j>. v. V. 1. T^5E^OT, ^iT5E^OT, aflSlf^r^ai, Ac. 
 2 ^«T%^ &c. ?i«r, srt5, f^-?, f^i^rqR?iq^, ««re^T- 
 
 FOLISHEB, n. POLISHIXO,/). O. Y. V. 1. T^oEOTRT, sft 'i<^ »ll < l, 
 
 ^"Iftf aTFTTr'CT, Ac. — esp. of weapons or tools. f^^>?5'K 
 or ITT or ^. 
 
 2 HW<-+<UIKI, ?I«T?TT arnPTRT, gMKOJHI, Ac. 
 1. polishing instrument (^ for metals, Sfc), aifrT^oE^/. 
 STT'Tift/. Pn*"!! ni. ^"l^r m. n^ m. 
 PoLisHiso, n. V. V. 1. — act. 3"5T5EOt 71. PHotiii n. Ac. ^TST- 
 
 of weapons or tools, f<l^t5 or f^'R?/. 
 2 ?l«T ^5r w. Ac. 
 Polite, a. of polished manners, refined behaviour, Sfc. fT»-'^, 
 
 2 courteous, complaisant, ^'c. V. Civil. J^'41", ?lFf>rfT, 
 
 Politely, ai/p. t. A. 1. ffl^^oil^, ««t%^, Ac. f ^Si^wt.N I^- 
 
 2 n^imm^, 'j^t^Pi^, Ac. fIF!ft*T ^TT. 
 Politeness, n. v. A. 1. f^'mr m. Sec. V^^f. fiTCHT/. 
 
 g^sRrrr/ ^315?! n. [ »t/. ». ^, ^_ 
 
 2 5^«rmr »». n^<rfhft/. ^f'TTf/. ^^^ w./JtrJTT- 
 
 Hollow p. ^^f W^r OT. sS^'t 3TT^ m. 
 I. /)o//7e behaviour. f^W^R »«. f^-gT^oi «. fl«TT^R w. 
 
 fl«ii-mui n. flwRTJi^mrg^fT^ ». 
 
 Politic, a. sagacious in government. n^Pit^yn!^, scrTnt- 
 
 2 skilled in policy, sagacious in adapting means to an end, 
 V. Skilfll, Cusmso. ??m?5TMTT, ?5n^, R?r?5ift, iCTTpfr, 
 (fur^JT^, ^Rr<n^. 
 
 3 iriW, tcell devised, adapted to secure its end, frsiftrpfx- 
 
 TiTf m^i^T, SI'S. 
 
 4 Sec Political. 
 
 Political, a. jertaining to polity. Tr^T^TRHRT^r, ^7^ ^J^,- 
 
 prjpnnfWf^r, Ac. n^^fft'iT, ^i^R'tfnf^iT^r, n'JTT'ir- 
 
 Political Ecosomv, n. science of the management, ^e. of 
 the resouries of a country. iTV^H^ n. TrHnMt-^?TT^-»r- 
 
 frVt-Ac. «w*-ai «sTt»m^ fwr/. Ti ^mH^«< ift<Tf/ ^n- 
 
 «3iPT«. ^inp~*<ioir^qi/. fiyrNift^r/ n^H*i*<r««q'/. 
 
 2 See Politics. [TrwT'R'!si'?Jf«'rr. 
 
 PonTiCALLr, adi. V. A. <M*l(MKlft^4t, TR^»»MsnfwJr, 
 
 PoLixiciAK, fl. one skilled in politics. ^JJI^ftf^^^lTSf, UTl'T- 
 
POL 
 
 652 
 
 PON 
 
 fHfsr^T^, fi^^frifT, ?:nT+Kuit, [«F.5i(<i<^i'r. 
 
 2 a man of cunning, ^e. v. Politic. rfl'lrf|t?TT, ^^TT^, 
 Totnica, n. science of government. ^T^^'iIt/. CT^fpfT »». 
 
 2 2'«J^'c qfairs. <M+KTRr^ M+.<"l M.-^?R§ «.-&c. TTT- 
 
 ^FT^ M. pi. 
 PoLiiT, n.form or ti/siem of government, v. Constitutios. 
 
 Poll, n. v. Head, stf /. 5t^% n. 
 
 2 Z2»< of persons. t!^Tf[f JTPJRrT^/. 
 Jb Poll, u. o. ( trees )v. To Lop. ^i^ijf, |^tff, ^tS^FlVot. 
 
 2 ( the liead, &c. ). %5T or %^ «t. ;>;. JOTiJr-<J)M<ut. 
 
 3 fleece, spoil. See To Plundeb. 4 enter on a list of 
 names. ^f^f^^% qr^^IT m?5'T-^^c5 VR^. 
 
 POLL-XAX, n. capitation tax. St^T^/. 
 
 PoLLAED, n. a. lopped tree. t^^PT n. j,^^^ n. ^ n. 
 
 2 sheep, ^'c. witlwut horns. ^S]-^Zl■&c. ( with the noun 
 
 required ). 
 Polled,^, y. V. 1. ^rS^^OT, j^^cTT, &c. gJT, ^TT or qtST, 
 
 Pollek, n. — of flower. Jrfin??! J^ m. qtTT m. ^^ n. 
 
 To Pollute, v. a. foul, v. To Diett. HSt^ri't, *ToRn>jf, HoS- 
 
 :?i^-Hoff'JI-&C. «fR^. 
 
 2 /«in<, contaminate, S;c. \. To Defile. arrf^^-VT'S-JTo^- 
 
 <il-&c. ^^, r«tMS'M"i, Vl^f^. 
 
 3 — ceremonially. l^-lloiuT, f^^TcE^of , sjprsnJf, 3Tko5T ^- 
 
 4 violate hi/ illegal sexual commerce. ^JToIuf , W^-^TT^I- 
 -&c. JPT^. 
 
 Polluted,;). v.V.l. awrfDiKTT. JT3«r7^, Moi+l %%?jt, &c. 
 
 2 V. Impuee. 3mf5i5j %^c5r, 3T<Tf^5T, ^:re, f%Hr?T. 
 
 3 v. Impuee. f<rCT55^, ijT^^Fsr or 5TTs^,inaTT, «rr- 
 €hr, ■HK'ii, arlNioET. 
 
 To be p. snrot, R«ii«u). [ *t)<uiK|. 
 
 POLLBTEE, n. POLLUTIJfO, p. a. \. V. 1. HolilUIKr, H<£\^\ 
 
 2 3T<?f^?( +IUIKI, ^ *iUIKI, WZ^. 
 
 3 RldlcAUIKr, «ll'i*(U|KI, affgoET ?^<TRT, &c. 
 
 4 ^isiotuiHr, &c. [Tot^ra^qwT w. 
 
 PoLLUTio:?, n. V. V. 1.— acf. JT5r^'Jf n. Mct.jd»l' «. &c.-*<ofc. 
 
 2— «cf. 3TT^5r ^p^ «. &c. y^*<oi «,' anf^Tift^F^ «. 
 
 8— rfa<e. V. Impceitt. f^TToJOT. JTHTm. WT^nj^/. «IRaft/. 
 General or wide spread p. ijT^^r or Jjntirr m, sfT^- 
 
 I.— in medicine ; poUutio nocturna. ^ST^TT »». ^HH^VTT 
 
 POLTEOON, W. T. COWABD. STT^, 3^, <P??5fr, Tl^STf /. 
 POLTEOO>rEBT, «. V. CowAEnCE. STR^/. fJTff^Oir ?». 
 
 POLT. This prefix is rendered by sf^, 3T#^. 
 Pdltandbt, rt, plurality of huslands. S^^^FT^ ^R'^^t ^- 
 
 POLYCnOED, «. Sl^rT^. 
 
 PoLYOAiiisT, «. defender of polygamy. ^^K^^\^\^. 
 POLYOAUT, n. plurality of wives. ar^^P^TT^in' ^''TT^ ^T?5 
 
 PoLYGESOus, a. of many kinds. ^i^fT^, arJl^pf^. 
 Polyglot, a. having many languages. sf^^rPT, 3^^=?iHT^. 
 Polyglot, «. ioo^- in many languages. ST^TTW-T »». 
 Polygon, n. figure of many sides or angles. «l^'FM»». ^'SfT- 
 
 Polygonal, Polycoxous, a. v. N. if^m, 1^^, SR'PT'sI'. 
 POLYSIATHY, «. knowledge of many arts and sciences. «I^. 
 ^TTTfTR n. .)^R<jmR?lM «• 
 
 POLYPETALOUS, «. «i;^^. 
 
 PoLYSPEEMons, a. «l^*n^. 
 
 Polysyllabic, a. sff^, SJ^W, [«Jf 3;^nT7T n. 
 
 Polytheism, «. doctrine of a lilurality of gods. 'S^^^^^n. 
 PoLYTDEiST, «. maintainor of polytheism. ^ ^'^>\^Hf\ ^]^., 
 
 Pomegeanate,«.— the tree. irJoEif/ aiT^TK «.»». — the fruit, 
 
 STf^q )». 3T?Tn: «• »«. 
 
 Marked as with seeds of the p. — cloth. ar^R^rnrft. 
 Of the colour, &c. of a p.— cloth. 5rf%«ft. 
 Pomfeet, «. — the fish. ^RJpjft/- ^R^T »», 
 
 2 black p. ^?5^ VI. 
 Pommel, n. round hall, Sfc. y. Knob. i^tT n. ^\j^ n. 
 To Pommel, v. a. v. To Beat. *.^+ui, J^^, ^?5ot or ^- 
 
 oEW, i^Mcivi'i, «re^, ^H+iuj, ^^/.-^ OT.-&C. JpTJot ^ 0/ 0. 
 Pommelling, n. v. V.— «c^ ^^+0i «. &c. #^/. v. ^>TT, ^- 
 
 ^ OT. ». ^?. 
 Pomp, n. splendid procession. ??JTlt'TT^'Y-fRT?f?irsft-'!TT?WRT- 
 
 =Eft-&c. ^rft/.-q3rr/-&c. ^thrh^^it/. 
 
 2 splendour, pageantry, show. ^tf[Z m. *rr^»TR w 'tfRJTts 
 
 m. ^^^TT^y. siH^lrt »». W^TRT or tTRT«|TT /. ZT^JTT or 
 
 ^T^f. SR/. ?TRT/. 5i?5 »». HS^/. 
 PoMPELMOOSE, «. c«Vr«» decumona., — the fruit. '^'^^fT m. ^- 
 
 ^^^ n sfTRT «».— the tree. q^^Hf/. 
 PoMPioN. See Pumpkin. 
 Pompous, a. displaying pomp, showy, S;e. t. N. 2. and FiSB. 
 
 Vf^^CT^, 44ldM|iMI,5RTltc5Rr, 7ni5-»fNT, l5Rft^, &C. 
 
 «H<^K, VM"^K, WTRTT^TT. 
 
 2 boastful, ostentatious. srfl^rRT^r, «ISI(-=II', «WI^*1-<JI, 5- 
 
 J^^, ^5T^^, ^^^r. 
 Pompously, adv. v. A. 1. '<TRT^, »TRiTRT%, i^FTPf, 51^1^551%, 
 
 &c. VTR-5TRT-&C. qj^STT, ^ITJT, *TT?T, ^^^TV^. 
 PoMPOusNEss, Pomposity, n. v. A. 1. and Pomp. itRot. 'tTT- 
 
 zmz m. grpT/ an^i^/ ?trt/. ?th^/. f^3 »». 
 
 2 iffl^R m. siJTf /. siffrpSt/. gdii^t/. ^t^*^/. 
 Pond, w. <an/i;, «Ha^i iaA-e. ffS «, rfoER w. ^I^ «. ^T^jR^/. 
 
 Pond-weed, n. ^f. 
 
 To PoNDEB, V. a. weigh in the mind. R ■=) I ^H -3T?t^-<fV^- 
 
 qtffr-lrsnR «F^?T-&c. 1T^, HfTfff TT^, f^fTO^, 1%^R w, 
 
 -f%^n.-«^"tf«.-&c. ^y. ofo. 
 
POO 653 
 
 To PosDEU, V. *. Se6 To Thisk. 
 
 FoxDEHABLE, a. that mat/ he tceighed. d1r!l*JM|J||-<»ll'MI- 
 
 fiK<!ii-«tc. m^ «i><.iMi ^^PTr-^JTrTJ^r-ic. h-^ni'^j. 
 
 2 fig. that may he pondered. f%rq, f^H-f l M . 
 PoSDEBAL, a. estimated hif iceight. ^^jpft, H-d'INI, 
 POSDEHED, p. V. V. A. ^HifH Mlf^t^l, ^rfaff Mlf^riril, &C. 
 
 POXDEBIXO, POSDEBATIOS, «. V. V. A. onrf CoXSIDEHATIOS. 
 
 fk^^ n. f%rTxift/. f%fm^/. ^^TT w. r^-MKT n. f^^TR- 
 , on/. ^TTT^ m. ^HWHl/. 
 
 ' PosDEBOos, PoxDEEOcsxEss, &c. See "Weiohtt, "Weight. 
 
 POSIABB, n. V. DaOOEB. ^TR/. ^fvrftT »l. 3f«<II OT. 
 
 Postage, «. /at or duty for bridges. Mi-m/^/. 
 
 Po-TTIPF, II. high priest. TTT^^n^TT^, *nTf^ ^ <»<<a<fS | » | . 
 
 P05T0OS, «. <Tr? ijfvitRn^ TT^/. 
 
 Post, ». «»w// Aor»e. w|^w. n. (/. fRHift). 
 Strong p. «l? m. 
 
 Poodle, n. ^i^jir=^^ y^ ^ttT 3rf^, 
 
 Pooh, interj. ^, »m. [^ n.fSTH^ n. 
 
 Pool, n. reservoir of voter, t. Task, Lake, jl n. q?»T?5 «. 
 2 holejaied with water. j^TTor ?JTT or |t^ m. ST^ fi. 
 — esp. as dujf in the bed or bj the brink of a stream, 
 W^ ». 5**1 /.—as dug to receive water, *bii<tf|/. 
 
 I^trge p. or puddle. OTii «. [w. ?rT?^ ». 
 
 P. of blood, mUk, &c. spilled. »mT* «. '«n# »• '«TT^ 
 8 See PcDDLE. 4 ( at dice, &c ). ToSTft/. 
 Poor,*. — of a ship. 'HUflMl-Ac. HI'Iril HPT m.-f^^TlT «. 
 POOB, a. wo/ ricA; indigent, necessitous.^ moneyless., ^e. nt\^, 
 
 WT, 4»q^'i, MiiPi, 5«nEr, a»*N'i, ^^4«t, ^^pt, 
 *'^?Ir*'i ^**'fl-'^ I f*ir<*i'^i<, ^i*w, afnf?w, TW, ^t=fTT, 
 
 f*T«»^*f, f^t^^T or Pl«4>i-«(H, 3^*4, yr<T^, ?fT^, ^- 
 fH^, ^1^4*1 <J«, 3T~qVT, ^rM^«J, 3Tf%^?T, |^ or oB, 
 
 IfT.— intcns. /wor m a heggar, Ijc. f^ ^ftii[t, ^J*?!?, ^>- 
 
 The poor, foor people. nVm^, ^t^pk, ' l O* ) 'jO^ , 
 
 Compassionate to the p.<^t»T^«na,«0'Rm,!(t^3. 
 
 To be p. ^m^ HtW «. sn?^. 
 
 The poor must not be daint j. ^ftjffjm #1 3T^ »!?>•, 
 2 ;>a//ry. pitiful, sorry, despicable Jjfc. T. BIeak, Wobth- 
 LESs. ^^, fH*rt\, fMWT, «»t'^'PT, VJf^, Tt^, ^^imPT 
 or ^^f.M, f'lT', f^'IMJ, STr^, *JI*Kr, fpwmT or oft, 
 
 8 5«n//0, harmless, soft, spoony ., spiritlett, ife. VniT, ^- 
 
 ItlTT or oft, f^^ITT, RO'TT, *tor^7. 
 
 4pHiMe,tereUhed,feelle, i(e. ^f^, ^FTIT, «n5WmT 
 
 or oft, JJ^HH or JpTWH, ^'^ or «, |«RCT, ^TT??. 
 
 5 not gooi,fily adequate, ifc. ORWT, y?^, TTOTTT, ^- 
 
 *WT, fi|*HO, Ml^^l, MM^. 
 
 6 — as a word of tenderness, dear. ^fT^lT. 
 
 7 Mm, itvrtUng^ T. Leij. in, Prttflt^, 5%ir, J^, 
 
 POP 
 
 8— as soil. Pw?f, fSpp^, JTT^, 3^^, ^N5, ^^^ or \- 
 oRTT, Hf%^, H5R, 5R5 or JTT5, «K5T, ?^. 
 
 P. and sterile land. JiTT^ n. <qT?r w«. 
 9— fare, diet, &e. ^^^tH, ^^r, ^^. 
 
 P. fare. 3TT«l^T«f n. ^i^i^iMZ n. 31+«4i^^ «. 
 
 POOB-ASTLUM, «. (T^^Tr^/. tpl^nTST/. 
 
 POOB-SPIEITED, fl(. V. AV^EAK, CoWARDLr. ^?f^, ^JCfT, ^- 
 
 ^T, ^w?rr,^=^, [Ac. 
 
 POOHLT, ado. T.A. 1. »Hl»n*i'TT ^IrOH, +'1lrf^«IIH, ^^TOTtW, 
 I. tcith little success, prof I, eclat, <^c. <P5Ey«(i-jH, <5rHT«lf- 
 "^i TnrwNH, <'ll<(|-jl^H, TIH^^H, <4H<iH. 
 
 POOBI.T, a. indisposed, not in health. 3T^iRVT. 
 
 To feel p. fJT^ra" «r^ ^ ^V^, -^m^T^n. ?i^or, 
 
 POOBJTESS, n. V. A. 1. <JH(Z POVEBTT. iftsft/. Writ/. ^tR- 
 
 ^■cr n. fH^fffT/ «^*ift-HHi/. ?5^>r?rT/. <&c. 
 
 2 fnUK^uil m. "PT^TOir OT.'StttTiIT m. &c. 
 Fop, fff/p. Sf>d*H-^-&c. ^-^)t»T-«PT-&e. ^-<J)<JT-<R-<fco. 
 
 Pop ! pop ! Vit"'- or zf, cTJrR or jf, VZllPC, HZTZi;, 
 To Fop, v. n. move with a quick, sudden motion, '^z^^-'^- 
 
 !pT-r1J+H-*!'l*^-&C. •«)|riO|-5rwr-:3IM-&c. 
 
 2 in ; upon ; enter, ^c. unexpectedly, ifs^, ^ *^^-^ 
 
 3 oft'; V. To Start. ?T7^''f, W?^3t, g^^Sjr, giT.^i, It^. 
 To Pop, v. a. thrust, Sfc. with a quick, sudden motion, fl^- 
 
 5T-<RiE'T-«i+"l-&C. CI*"!. 
 
 Fop, «. «»)a//, «Atfr/j Aouni. g? Ac. *I1m|^«^I ^|<(M m. 
 
 With a p. g^-q^ SR-&C. ^-q^-^-Ac, 
 Pop-oux, n. <P7^PF5fr/ TT^/. %<nft/. 
 Pope, n. ?r»R ♦«4I'«flR?^ «Wr^ ^'yT arf^rerO. 
 PoPEBT, «. ^THT ^^tit^S^ *TH m. 
 Popish, a. ^TH^ wm^f^ ^T^'i^. 
 PopiKJAT, n. See Pabbot, Fop. 
 POPLAE, n. f^ m. 
 FoppT, «. «*)<*j+fl^' vn «.— seeds, ?TO^H /. — head or 
 
 capsule. ?re^^ft^ ^S «• "itH^l w. 
 
 F.-8ced, — considered as u measure of weight, A of 
 
 a mustard seed. f^^/. 
 Populace, n. tht common people, v. People, jofift ^^ m. 
 
 pi. ^tmoT ^ m. pi. fllHI-^ 7^^ ??t^ w. /)i. 
 PoPULAB, a, belonging, S^'c. to the commonpeople. fl|Hl«T at- 
 
 vt^, fliMKoi bW^, r?ti>tnfir, h7^^, ?fmr^ b^- 
 ^T^nfNr, Ac. 
 
 Courting p. favor. ST^OTT ». at^J^TTT^oft /. 
 2 precailing among the people, general, prevalent^ ije. T. 
 C0MM05. (^^^, «?lf^*t, f?tl>t?t?7T, «:», ??7<ML<1^I, f5tl>- 
 f%^5, '9T*Mf^5, ijyKfT. 
 
 P, accusation, JI^IM^I^ «. ?lt*imi^ W. 
 
 P. apprehension or acceptation.?^^>?j^m.f?tv?m'Jj'T/' 
 
 P. story. !JRtf;-4T/. ^«V|T/. ?^t**VT/. 
 
 P. talk, aminn^ w. oi^WT^m. awrwf /. ^TT^/. 
 «?t*^ m. bImwI/. 
 
 P. umgp, general practice, ^ip^^f^ pop. TR^fT/ Tf- 
 TW^f^R Bi. 'nf^RW m. 5RiTTT^ OT. ■'RT^H ;/i. 'Ttf T- 
 
FOB 
 
 654 
 
 POB 
 
 3 Kuitalle to common people, m^\^ ?5m=i«TT 7<mrm^, 
 
 4 iffZot-eJ ty people in general. 3T^% aTT^rst^r-iftJft^- 
 
 &c. m^Ffsnr, ^jRftnr, Fst^Firr^. 
 
 iTo PopuLAiiizE, v.a. sp-ead among the people. f5T^?r-?rT«IIT'T 
 FOPULAEITT, n. v.\\. 4. ?it^sftffT /. ^^mf?!/. Jj^FPTffq «. 
 
 Desire of p. t^r%"!riir/. 
 
 I'OPULABLT, V. A. 2. ?imJ1KJr, S^nrfKTrT, ??H"^P^Ftrf , ?it^^- 
 
 ^o roPOLATS, ». «. T. To People. ^?nnif, 5ra<Tr-^;T5Tf^fw- 
 To Populate, v. n. propagate, breed. ^ ^.ik ' ^K H ».-Xf^?TffT/. 
 
 -ST^TTf^/.-&c. ^T^r. 
 PopuLATiox, n. lo/itZe number of people in a country, Sfc. 
 
 ?5t^ m. pi. vT^ »rt. pi. R^/. :T^r*i^«JI /. t^t^FH^?^/. \- 
 
 Populous, a. Aafwy mang inhabitants. TT^w'^-^fT, TT^Rfff- 
 
 POPULOUSXESS, n. V. A. 'TT^rft/. 3TmT<ft/. 3THFrT?ft/. «f- 
 
 PoitCELAix, «. f^^JTffr n. il. 
 
 Poucu, «. vestibule. \^ or \^ f. 5^/. tH^ or %r53T/. 
 »rM/. T35ft/. ^%^ n. ^?fr/. |KTt5T OT. «. 
 
 Side seat of a p. M'lI^H «• [H^T ». 
 
 P. before a temple for people to assemble in. ^TT- 
 POKCISE, a. relating, 4'e. fo sitine. ^^^j^, ^nf^TT^fHr . 
 PofiCUPisE, n. ^nf /. ^TTTcE/ ?rTcE/. flToft/. ^Tsf^j^ «. 
 ?nf^T o>- ^a^ n. ^K^%f. flr555[ft7 or ?T or ^ n. 
 
 A quill of a p. ?rToI^ n. ^TTa:^ or ?T or ^ «. ^mS- 
 ^ or ^jfk^ n. ^TFHot n. 
 Poke, n.—in anatomy. K\n^ m. ^fjRiT n. <^^ m. #^- 
 gJT «. #^»TPf ««. 
 
 2 — gener. small spirade, passage for fluids. ^^"KtiT «. 
 To PoEE, y. «. Zoo^ with continued application. 5t% »». pi. 
 
 vr^fOT, st5i'pr5/.-^f^<^/. !p^, |^i7f_ 
 
 POKE-BLISB. See PUKBLINU. 
 
 I'OREK, n. PORixo, p. a. V. V. 5R nr|^ TT^WRT, Sirf TI S ^- 
 
 ^<mTT, Ac.'^^r. ' [^/. 
 
 PoKLN-a, H. v. Y.—acl. it^mj^ n. &e. jt^'Pif /. ^f^ra/. 
 J'ouK, «. |^PTT% JTRT n. 
 
 VonKEK. See Hoo. , [ <m*MH<) . 
 
 Poitous, a. having pores, v. N. 1. Im^^M^rR, Tm«|qf^^, 
 
 2 that permits exudation. qTHfTRT, qreRrlT, f^^RrTT, f^- 
 
 ftisTRqcf^, f^^rcr?Tcr=p^ ^rsr^snr^^. 
 
 A p. place, gj/ ^f [ ^ „. 
 
 FOROussESs, PoROsiTV, n.^v. A. ^H^f^T^w. ilH^MWH - 
 
 2 qTF^Ton »/». fr^sTTrfmr m. &c. ^/s?:/. 3T?nTqw«T». 
 
 POBPOISE, PoKPus, n.— the fish. nr^r^TtmoS n. ^w^ m. 
 2 f5g./«A mountain, ^'c. ^tfi. Jt^n?^". 55^»i.3T^*j<?. 
 
 POKKIDOE, n. stir-about. STRT tn. 
 PoBEisoEB, n. V. Pot. ^PTRT m. 
 Poet, m. harbour. «i^ «. 
 
 Au inferior p. 3TT5«l'^ «. 
 
 That has made the p. «t^T^f or ^^. 
 
 Toll paid by ships on clearing out of a p. TT/. 
 
 To touch at a p. «t7t n. ^Fr^t, 
 
 2 gun port. q5^nr^?5 HlV^t %3^/. STRt/. ^t'fT/. 
 
 3 See A IB, Mien. 4 See Gate, 
 
 6 (T^ ST'+K^l 9[ITT«T 3Tf^. 
 Poet, a. of m- belonging to a port, sj^^^, ^ft. 
 To Port, v. a. ( helm ) 4 1 eft +4 flf^^. 
 Poet-hole, n. v. Poet. «trft/ wf\f. 
 PoBT TOwx, n. sf^?; n. si^THRw. TTTR^/. 
 Portable, o. that may be easily carried about. ?t^ ^T^TT- 
 
 POETABLEXESS, POETABILITT, JJ. T. A. ^f^^J^'TTTOT- ^^T?T' 
 
 ar/. ^^srr^TTT/. &c. 
 PoBTAGE. See Porterage. 
 PoETAL, n. T. Gate. ^ «. ^=rrJTT m. 
 To PoRTEsn, V. a. foretoken, \. To Bode. ^Jpif, 5[r^iJT. 
 
 f^S "•-?^?1<T n-^5pT »n.-&c. ^^^^."o/o. siq^^m n. 
 
 -^^[^T n.-&c. sR'^ 5'. ofo. 
 PoRTESrtEi), p. V. V. g^*Jc5<?!l, V<gHI^ ^T^^%c5T, &c. 3T^'J- 
 
 PORTEXDEH, n,PORTESDING, /). (J. V. V. g^T^OTTTT, Sn^'TlTT, 
 
 &c. ar^^^q;, '^^^. 
 
 PoETEKT, n. omen of ill. ,dr4M w. |f^<r^ «• ^T^rf^T^ «. 3T^- 
 
 ?!?^ n. ST^^T^ OT. 3T3?I n. 3T^«. S^rft^M »». 3^<T?rn«i. 
 
 Ceremonies to avert evil indicated by portents, arj- 
 
 POETEXTOUS, a. ominous of evil, ^f^f^^^^., 3T37nj5Jp, 3TH- 
 ^^[5^, <fcc. 3T^, afifqifd^F, a?m«f»f:p, f^THHrrfSirfft. 
 
 PoBTEB, n. door-keeper, ^'pf^^, ^^FT, ^^islMll, ^^Tt^T^Jr, 
 ^KWW or 55. 
 
 2 carrier of a burden. \^^S^., sflff ^I^OIKI, afra^ff, m- 
 JCTT, f'TTt^, TTT^T^, TTT^^, TR^^. 
 
 3 ^sp sf^TT% ■^T arf^. 
 
 Porterage, «. cost of carriage by a porter. ^ m.f. ^\^f. 
 
 sfr^ 5n^T^55/. 
 
 2 business, Sfc. of a porter. \-*A\^ n. ^ m. /. ^flMi-Tf/. 
 PoBTFOr.iO, «. ca«e <o /;oW papers. ^TST^TT «. ^'i^ii «■ 
 
 Portico, «. piazza, Sfc %J5^ or%r^^/. 
 Portion, n. v. Part. ^^ »». ^ m. f^THT m. 
 
 2 part assigned, allotment, r. Shabe. ar^Iw. *rm m. ^TT- 
 
 ij m. ^\■!^ m. ^noft/ 
 
 3por/ of an inheritance. f^ot^Iw. ^'<r>Tmw. ^^?T'». 
 
 4 wife's fortune, v. Dowee. ^5fN?T w. ^PT^p n. qrfTS?^ «. 
 
 Jb roEiiON, r. «. V. To Paecel. f^Hmof, ^i^, ^z^ \^., 
 
P03 
 
 655 
 
 POS 
 
 TTSIof, fiprm m.-Ac. ^TOTy. of o. 
 
 2 ( a maiden ). ^5T m -Ac. 5W. 
 PoBTiOSixo, n. V. V. 1.— ac<. ^»Tm^n.ic. ^fioft/. f^Hm'». 
 PoBTiosLEss, a. V. X. ;K?T^tT, flT^- 
 POBTLIXESS, H. V. A. M^MflHHUII W. ^f^fllfrJHl/ f^^- 
 
 I POBTLT, a. of large and nolle appearance. ^^^J^ft^, J^^Tti 
 
 POBTMASTF.AU, «. leather* box. «|>IdWl'<fl ^7t/. ^PT^pft/. 
 ; Portrait, Pobtraitcbe, n. picture. n^^XK or ?T?*ftT/. f^^n. 
 ' jTo Pobteat, p. a. v. To Paist. H*Mt< /.-f^ n.-&c. ^PT^^ 
 
 2 (/<ys(;/, j-e. T. To Desceibe. ^ot, ^tjh n.-f^*,M«I n. 
 -Ac. ^jT^ y. o/^ o. 
 Portrayed, p. v. V. ♦l*^'?!. 
 2 i|UW"!r, ^Mt. 
 
 POBTRATIXO, fl. T. V. 1. +Hwi ». 
 
 2 ^'^ n. ^TJ^T n. f^t^TTT i». 
 
 Toby. See POROrs. 
 
 Pose, r. a. puzzle, gracel. <i>Is"i,^'M^, 'TfWJf, Pl*>-fl<-Tr- 
 r^-Ac. ^T'f, Mt^ljui, "MrtuS, VTK'ir, Sffr m. pi. TIS^T y. o/' 
 o. f?iln. ij? <FTW y. o/o. 7i% w. ^. JH ^JT^ g. of o. 
 
 Posed, p. v. \'. ^jj^t, Ac. r'i*>TH, 'Pl^, ^fT^oS, §f3<T, ST- 
 
 To bo p. g?«T, ^•i'J.ui. [ OTRT. 
 
 Poser, ». Poaso, p. a. t. V. <k!<uii<i., *)'4U1I<I, Ac. ^3T <R- 
 Posiso, n. V. V. — act. Ttl't «. ^HlH <R^ n. Ac. ^f<»ft/. 
 PosiTiox, n. lituation. FUR n. fr*^ pop. TtfPlf. ■H^fr<Tf?r/. 
 
 2 attitude, potture, ^e. <ff»lfr<Tl^/. TTT «. — in fcuciug, 
 Ac. ^TT «. 
 
 Saluting p. fl^ItOMI ^ *»• 
 
 3 principle laid down, proposition aJcaneed, point to le 
 jroccd, »j-c. »T?T m. <J«n?T m. iTfrTfTT/. Hm/. ^IH^ ». V- 
 
 4 «/<!/<?, eircunutaneet, t. Cojcditios. fro^^p. r<ft?f/. 
 
 ■Kmvrf. wf- 
 
 5— in arithmetic, lynf^ w. I^'lf^^ w. — Double p. jf^- 
 
 Positive, a. not negative- real, abtolufe. ^m,«X^,^TOf^, 
 
 .' not imflieJ; direct., exfiieit,expre»$. mViVf^^PfW^^ 
 
 3 not admitting ep>»dttion or discretion-^ peremptory, abso- 
 lute. w'TiT'ft^, ^^, <f' "j«i «««f/)i, fsnr, STW, f'Wn?- 
 
 4 imposed or titled by arbitrary appointwunt. f^i^PXV^., 
 
 emffident, sure, Ife. ▼. CrrtaIS. PlWilW, P|H!(^|, f^f- 
 
 r. dogmatic, over eoif/Ufnt in assertion. JHTrf^nTPft, WVm- 
 
 7 — in fnunmar. See Compaiiso5. 
 JpflTiTttT, ndp. T. A. 1. 'nrtt*^, Ac. fT*»^, f»yOTT, f - 
 
 ftfij^r, f^fj^, 3T^fT, 3Tn?^, ^5:^', ^d^, ^^r^, ^- 
 ^>, 3t?551tt w ttt. [ 5r, w^. 
 
 3 ^ff^nft?T, ^'jjr, ^n^, w^, ^?^, f^rfj^, '?fH^- 
 
 6 J1fTTf*nTpTT^', MrllM^I^, Ac. 
 Posititesess, n. \. A. 1. ^^qon 7«. ^(■wf^-4-. ' 4" ir 7«. ^T^f^^- 
 
 rnf. ?i»TfTT/ ?Tr«Tm^-^ n. H?5T ». ?n?r ». Httt / 
 
 2 ^^qiiTr ni. fH^T^T^TOTTw. ^f^rl'mrw. Ac. 3Tnf*T<Tr^«. 
 
 3 ^^imTT m. ^rr^^mr m. ^iHRHMOji w. Ac. f^^TT^^- 
 
 4 P(<J'iMMMTftni/. ^^"I'l^HHI /. [ JTT^ m. 
 
 5 fJiT^sffT'mr «». Ac. ^i^Ws^nmr/. 'Hy<<< i f^r<< «. ^^'n- 
 
 G JTJTTfirTPT m. HrfT^ «i. 
 Posse, Posse coaiitatus, n. /»ffr/y sent to appreuend an 
 offender . tT^/. qr^ n. «Tra% «. 
 
 2 See Crowd, Babble. 
 
 To Possess, v. a. have, hold, own, S[e. 'TT^ff-'Sl^-q^-^T'ff- 
 'liit^-Ac. am^ in. con. with g. of a. 3THot in. con. tTTW, 
 •rraqirt, r\V{^ or «n5?T-siT3tnfr-Ac. 3TH^, HTr^qft /.-»^^- 
 ^ n.-?fTTT/.-Ac. 3TH^ y. of o. tcith ^ of s. 
 \ 2 hold in use, enjoy, Sfc. v. To Occupy. ^^«rrr9r, hW- 
 wi.-»ftn^^ »».-^r^«II'i/.-Ac. ^T'Jif y. ofo. or 3T^y. o/e>. 
 tnV/i ^\ of s. 
 
 3 «e»><r, gain, oltain the occupation of. «R^, quf, ^n?l- 
 
 ij 4 of or with ; give possession, command, or occupancy. ^- 
 
 !' ^/-iRfvrFTTOT.-Ac. ^, ?T%«rnpi;-?mT'mt-5^-f^f^-3^:- 
 
 I f^-«Hlf«J'.i-Ac. <|iT^. 
 
 i 5— as a thought, iJcn, passion, Ac.v. To Ekgboss. iK^t, 
 
 |i %?^, ^rfloif, s^rr't, wttjt-itw-Ac. ^r^f, 3ti^?t »i. snr^r 
 
 j y. of s. tcith in. con, 
 
 |i 0— as an evil spirit. *r!:uf , ff^;[St, »f^5!r m..»pm^nT»j.- 
 
 i Ac. ^tot in. fo". 
 
 j To get posseiwod. f^pik^, HHI'.iii. 
 
 Possessed, p. v. V. 1. i|loiJM.-ii,^»TT%;^r, Ac. ?mTT.t^, ^- 
 j H||*H, "JT. 
 I P. of. fl<T^ in comp, 
 
 2 ^fi^Jr^^J^, Ac. 
 
 3 *IT^5^, ^'H'1'1 ^^^TT, Ac. 
 
 4 «pj> ( in comp. as ^vy^, &c. ) Rf^ ( in corap.). 
 
 5 V<^-''J, STf^;^, Ar. v'P, tT»fr, 5?nw, arrf^ < in comp. 
 as r>Mir<m, ^iMiftv, f^lfr?, f^HTf^ir, »?^Tft^, Mrflfl- 
 f%^, I^H^, fh*ir(V, Ac. Ac. ), ?nTl1%^, ^Hp4|<i. 
 
 j Possession «. v. V. inr, Tm^i n. «T^ tm^ n. Ac. »n^- 
 I tft -im^ n. Ac. tnrxji «. pr w. 
 
 In the p. or at the disposal of. |l1l<i(|f4f^ ^P^f, 
 
PQ g 6 
 
 Prior p. -J^jf^/. 
 
 5 3TT%V»». (in comp. as?nTT%?T, ^Fmf^^, f'S^TT, t^TT^SfT, 
 
 iTjrt^, JT?HTm, ^i^r^, ?fNrr%5^, &c. &c. ),?mT^nOT. 
 3nf*i^rii/. 
 
 6 itfTSTT/ 5Tr|r^ sfTKrr/ sn^r srmr/. qflr^THTOT. f^?ir5r- 
 
 H^)n. f75nrqftiT/. HH<fiii/ OT?T»f «. m^ «. /. ?5t%/. 
 
 Bewildered through demoniac p. ^\^^, 
 Stirring of a demon in p. %^/. 
 The subject of demoniac p. »Trn'^-f^^n^^-&c. Wtn. 
 X>r ^!^S^^. [or ^tTR^. 
 
 To be under the working of demoniac p. stt^Bt, ^r[^ 
 To be under the bewilderment of demoniac p. «n^^. 
 To enter into p. — a devil. armRT-STt'ff 'T^T, <i|<H<i*'l or 
 
 I. thinff possessed. ^J^m. ^n. 
 
 A rightful p. ^ig»TT?5w». 
 
 Possessions. ^T^m. H\^H^f. ^trfn. Rrff^q^OT. 
 Possessive, a. — in grammar. ^qi^RTN^, 
 
 P. case. q^/. ^RKfOT. 
 P03SF.3SOB, n. PossES3ixo,j9. a. V. V. 1. and Owheb. ^ToK- 
 
 2 sff^'-il'iOinT, Ac. erf^STF!; ^PrnTTTT, HnPT, TT'TTrPT. 
 Posset, «. ^ITHT ^\ ^TP^ ^5PT^33J ^n. 
 3b Posset, v. a. See To Cdedle. [ <t<<d l/. 
 
 Possibility, «. t. A. 1. ^H^Tw. ?fHm^/. ^ffrr/. q7?T?I- 
 
 Possible, o. that may he, may happen, ^-c. o^NMl' ll-^jffTrfT- 
 
 As much as p. q"<^^fTR_ 
 To be p. ^'T^, 
 2 (to be done) v. Pbacticable. ^jT^q-, ^fr^ofW, OT«T. 
 PossTBLT, adv. v.A. 1. and Pebhaps. «ti^ | fMd , «P'"i^, <!#, 
 
 3T1^ 'iTT^ ^rrft 5TT^. 
 Post, «. — for carrying' letters. ^qT<5». ff^/. 
 Eelay to convey the p. t[^ f. T^^m. 
 To travel p. Jn?j?5 ^^tt^jT?^-^ ^ ^-&c. vTFJf-^Tf?^, 
 
 2 2>«W''c o^ce, p/ac^, V. Office. aT^nTfft /. 3Tf«f^R«». 
 
 3 slalion of icatcJi or duty. Zmn. '^\^f. ?'<TRm. * 
 
 4 military station. Zl^n. [^XfOTr/ 
 
 5 pillar, stake, ^'c. ^fpum. dim. ^T^^f. ^i^^Cn. ^'*rw. 
 Main p. (of poor houses) reaching from the ground 
 
 to the roof. tT^^fHTffj. V(WJ m. or tiRuO/. 
 
 Piece between a p. and its burden. f^« ^^m. 
 
 P. planted or set. in the ground. 'JT^lt«I»». 
 G— as term of reproach for a stupid and silent person. 
 
 To Post, v. n. travel with speed and i-ithout stopping, shpt- 
 5f^-Tf!F77f^-irp5^?«T^Jn7-^^JTT;^H-^T#RTfT-&c. ^TT^t-^- 
 
 \ POS ^ 
 
 To Post, v. a. #/«//on, /x %^, sra^iJr, ^suT'T^, ^^fTT^/.- 
 &c. ^T^t g. of 0. 
 Ifix on a post. <:V\H\m-&c. ^TT^ST-f^^T^Sr. 
 
 3 expose, hold up to public scorn. ik%f.-TilJ, ^i \m.-mjr\f.' 
 
 &c. qn^ g. of 0. w^ ^«. sTf^rSt-^r^. 
 
 4 (in accounts). ^^dHufT/. =JiT't^. of o. 
 
 5 (a letter, <fcc.) i^WISid-&c. ^TT3i^-7Ri^. 
 
 Post, arfp. if/Y/t speed, without stopping, Sfc. sf^FTSf^, jf^- 
 
 ef^, m>Hp1<^<h^?5, f5 ^f;^, <i<ii<.id, s'irn^, T«mpm. 
 
 PosT-BOr, n. ii+MI, Sf^J^rr^r. 
 Post-haste, a(?(j. See Post. 
 PosT-nOEsE, «. ft%^ ^ftST m. 
 Post-mas, n. sf^tjwi, «l"-msim ^i<TT^. 
 
 Bag of p. «Tt5RT m. [ ft-A'C, 
 
 PosT-MASTEB; «. 5t%^-iltqic?-^I 4iK<--(MiK-^R*rT<t-3TffenFI- 
 
 POST-OFFICE, n. St^-J'^?^^ ^T. n. Petri's fl. 
 
 PosT-rAiD, a. ^?fte f?fr|?5T. 
 
 Postage, «. 5f%<T?qT +MK.l-^ ^?fte «. 
 
 2b Post-date, v. a. date after the real time. aTTTRi ?TT^?[/!» 
 
 POST-DILUVIAIC, a. subsequent to the deluge. i<c5^Md<=^, 
 
 Posteeiok, o. /o/w in </we. TTaIhI'NI, ^pft^5^, ^T^R^T, 
 
 POSTEBIOEITY, n. v. A. ^'^\rh\\^-hr\\ f. ar^T^fT /. ST^TrTT/. 
 
 Postebioes, «. lack-side. itl/. ^^Z 3^^^ «». i%?i«( »/i. 
 ^ »n. /,7. «it^| m. 
 
 A bump with the knee upon the p. »lfP|I^ m. itl- 
 
 A woman with large & handsome p. fHflf*f^. 
 Breeches just covering' the p. ^f^To^T m. 
 Posteeitt, n. descendants, offspring, ^-c. race that proceeds 
 from a progenitor, ^frlfrr pop. ^frffT /. ^HR n. 
 2— opposed to ancestors ; succeeding generations. J^sft 
 
 <rmr/. 5^% ?!t^ »». pi. 5??^ qt^% rsN; «. pi- J^'^r- 
 
 PosTEBN, «. iffcA, swflZ/, or p-ivate door. JTPT^ 3fK «. %?Trt 
 Ij /. 'MN.R'^S+n/. f^"t/. 
 \\ PosTHCiious, a. horn after the death of its parent, ifN ^• 
 
 F^TWT ^TT^t^, ^H+'lr^Tl^^, r^HHr^TT^^, fT'TJTmTrrC^, 
 I «)mHi<l, 3TIf*TRT. 
 
 2 published after the death of its author. ^rfr^^fTT^ 
 
 ir1%5'5r3^, ^'f^tTT^, ^^f^^rgrnTF. 
 
 PosTMEBiDiAN, o. belonging, ^'c. to the afternoon. ^H ST^- 
 PosTUOBTEM, o. »narf« fl/Ver (/ea//*. iT^'TPtffT^, HT<jfrfTT^, 
 
 POSTPEBFOBMAXCE, n. 3H»J+,«! M. 3^3^%/. 
 
 2b PosTPOSE, p. (7. /7j/< 0^ T. To Defeb. f^tl'H'Irft m ^iVt- 
 
 ?5t^, STcET »«. ^ot, T^ JTfTf^TW?: or ?JT?ff^TT?SDt, Flt^T- 
 
 "ft^ mniJlf, TRR-T ^npwf. " [ ^uMl <THTf. 
 
 To be postponed. H^i«Hv»f+<|!l^ or ^T?ft "Tliif, ?lf«l- 
 
POT 
 
 637 
 
 POU 
 
 POSTPOSEMKST, «. V. Y.—iKt. »J^r{)«« ?T^ «. HI<fl*H 5PP- 
 
 <»if n. 4c. || 
 
 'BosTsciiPT, n. paragraph adJed to a concluded letter, Sfc. 
 
 PosTCLATE, PosTULATCM, n. potition atnimcd without proof . 
 
 PosTUBE,!!. ( of body ). ?Ttir n. sm n. STi'lAll n. SM'TI'T n. 
 3flTO5Ti».^3^/. 3rTfr«T^. 3T»rafwfH/. 3T>Tr*l-m«»». Vt[K 
 fr«Tf?T/. ?I<'Hfij'<ll« «. ^T^^T^'OI/'. 5^1/: Hiudu ast-etics 
 aud devotees adopt a variety of poglure*. Some of them 
 arc collected here. SfHlNO^^I, JSg^HT^, +m«H, ^^t- 
 5^, »iTh«i«5T, •i7<<^iti'i, ^^^tj^r, ^JTT or \^i\^iU]^ 
 1«I«H, W<il^H, »i4mi, ^^-M^HJIT, JT'JTTOJT, srmT. Sonic 
 oiher potturet are, 3R^, 31rltl<',M|r»<<(;; c>r 3<rl<S4Mlrl^'5, 
 
 gTl%'(t, grnttt, ^ifnt/. r. ^i^ «rH, «^5t «». r. mivh ^h, 
 
 r. STR, «<+^ /. r. HR, ^«, 5T^?ft/. r. »nT, ^tTiwT n. 
 2 petition, ilate,Y. CoSBiiios. fr<Tf?f /»/». ?ift«l/. 3T- 
 
 PoSTtHEMASTEB, «. 3R»T^^^PTf^t?=R>i 3nif^?1^l^fn^, SPTf^- 
 ''Tmf7I?T^. [4Hr*4«(l+<l n. 
 
 Post, »i. mo/to on a ring, ^e. ^^ftt^ ^ m. 5^T?J^ m. ^. 
 2 See XosEOAT. 
 
 Pot, n. te—eljor domettie i/«c,— gener. >Tnf n. »Ttl «. »im- I 
 !T «i. 'Tm «. ^ or ^iTm. dim. ^ or ^tit/ — contemp- | 
 tuous'y, ^fp? or y|iP5 «i. — indef. or comproh. ^t\H- 
 X^f. j^HVk n. ||Hii «. i 
 
 2— culinary. ^^ or ^ «. i^ or l^f. r<n?ft /-oy). '! 
 
 •«n^/. Vj <>^ *^/ ^^ "•• '^ "■ 'f'nt. ?rT?<t/. «nfT5ft/ 
 
 qj^ ». </««. «JM5^/. ^jotn. W-Zlfm. The above words 
 eipress aorta. tVHMI'^ n. 
 
 3— water pot. mm/. q?T m. q^C m. ^3r?ft/. ^?nT m. | 
 ^ in. The pot* used by the Hindus whether rar/Afn or ' 
 tartal have numerous uamen ; someof the common metal 
 pots arc, 3?*rft, STITTT, >iHMi*VI, TTTaft, aflA^ , ^^1^, ' 
 «»i, «^f , lirnr, ^Rrft,^*T^ or 4, ^v^^I, "F^lrft, 'rmt^, 
 T3n>ft, ^5<[Y, n»IT3E, nWT or n^, fixtf, «ji rfim. i|tt, ^, 
 
 ?rT, %n, JT^, •I'P?, ?r^, ^w?^, fi^, h«<icj, ?jtwn, ?r- 
 
 1, fll^-fl, ?Tt^, inaT m. dim. vrat, ^^, "J^^T^f, T^m, 
 ^y^ or W^, r«ii'li, Y^-> '^i filTSIT, g^f . Somo 
 of the eartken are, ^RT,^^, ^r^,^;?5(I, V«WT, «?f;ft, 
 
 ^, %«r «/'». "Rft, iik'ii, »TT^,»iTr^, irrSr, "Tt^giir, tt- 
 nr, 'jTfT, fv.¥t, fNt, feTT, "in <//i>i. ^rw »i. J^ift /. ! 
 
 tT%»i. Wf , JTW^, fT#t, JWT, ^t^, ^^^ or JY^, ITI^, j 
 
 «^, itH^ or MHI, «/iJ». <l-fl<»f>, gn. [' 
 
 C'lumKy, roisshapcn p. ft^ST m. i 
 
 Corer ( •'. e. aimthcr jwt ) of a r»>oling p. it 0tV>r/i. I 
 
 Old and worn meta] p. mn^ or qSTfT n. ^iw?i »ffi «i. 
 
 PoU sod pant,— comproh. i<r »Tl<t ». f/. ftmlf^ n. 
 
 To 1(0 to p. ie r/i#A«'rf. j^e. ^r^ 5Tr»t, rHPram aim, 
 
 POT-BELLIED,o.^f^, ^, ^^, 5=«Tr, ^TRtSSTT, ^'^T, «tr^, 
 
 S^nr or I^TTT, ^^n, 5«rrTRqT, H^, f ^?TTf»T, f^fff^T. 
 P. person or animal. gtfTTT n. %t/ HT/. 
 POT-BELLT, n. ?ff^ w. It/. 513 n. Jt^ «. %TT m. ft^ m. 
 
 <mT?5/. %T/. imr m. %T^TOT. %T¥t/. %# n. (or "tI^RF 
 
 ST^ M. &e. ). 
 PoT-HEBB, n. ?TT^ m.f. 
 
 Pot-herbs aud esculent vegetables — compreh. or 
 
 gener. ;[IT^>TT^t/ ^I*MW1 m. TTSft^R^ m. 
 Pot-hook, «. Pot hooks & hangers, tcrauied letters. •FfT^TT 
 
 Ht^<H "TT^ m. pi. 
 POT-SUERD, «. ^TR^Tt/. ^'R n. 
 POT-VALIAXT, a. 3m?7RT%PRr-f^TRT-&c. ^JJ. 
 Pot -WASH, n. TT^T^wt «. 
 Potable, a. drinkable. «-<<NI-m-'^tTT-*IK*tI-&c. ^,MMI^\ 
 
 fR'TPT. [?!<<"! *<<f) I /. 
 
 Potablexej, ^. T. A. t4<l<<Ml'lMU|| «. Ac. MMI^Hl/. TT- 
 POTAsn, «. ivi^iire alkali. ^{\X pop. 53R»». 
 Nitrate of p. ^^^mpop. q^^T ♦«. 
 Potatiox, n.carou*al. "TRTWI «»• IR^WRT m. 
 
 2 See DuAuonT, Dbink. 
 
 Potatoe, «. «nra" »». ain^ w. 
 
 Sweet p. — the plant. i.<\\<^. — the root. T»TrK«.Tfna;». 
 POTE-VCV, n. V. A. 1. "RTTpT m. snTTT «». %^ ». ^^Jplt/. JT- 
 
 ^Tf^/. f^/ sftr/. ^^ «. *r3r^/. ^^t/. 
 
 2 M< | -»M OT. ^t? or «155 ». «RT«mr/ «ja^llfr?rll/- 
 POTEXT. a. powerful, ejficaciou*, — medicines, drink, &c. T. 
 Stkoxo. "RlTpjft, snnft, 3THt^, ^^»r^, flJT^T, ^«l*K*^ 
 
 yr^Rt, ^oE^^,vHi«'<H^, ^ipAh, 5nry, vtj^t^, w^w, vpttR. 
 
 2 having great dominion. s<l**ft, *t3^, *Rr^^, ^rt^ilrfl. 
 
 POTESTATE, n. V. KlNG. ^^, ^J^, T^Wr, 'JTfiTq^. 
 
 POTESTiAT,, a. existing in potnbilitg, v. Possible. ^HI»«T, 
 ^T^, ^ ><l<>'f | q , TTftFHHTS^, Tf^t'^HTWT. 
 2 — iu grammar. ?nPT, W'rf^. 
 
 PoTESTiALrrT, n. v. A. 1. ^HT«rTr/. ^HT^?ft'T?ir/. 
 
 POTESTLT. See POWKBFULLS. 
 
 PoTHEB, n. T. Bustle, nwi/ TI^R^/. ^I»re/. |;oe/. 
 POTOS, n. medicinal draught. fqu7n%-RnTr% wfltTMfi.^^^^i*. 
 POTTAOE, n. V. BnOTII. Hi«i-4l ^i\f- 
 PoTTCT, n. f*!Tt, f'T^SR, ^I^ orm^'m. 
 
 Art or businew of a p. ^HR^/ 
 
 Frame used by potters for rarryinjf earth, n^f. 
 
 Pile of potB arranged by a p. for buruinj^. SHT m. 
 
 Potter's pattin)? instruincut. qiHCui n. 
 
 Potter's cl«y-pit.HI7m«I or Hm^ior/ [^T »». 
 
 Pottebt, ».— the place. f^TRTTT^ll/ ^HRflrz/.^HRT^'JT- 
 2 etnrthen^are. j*rR>Fm »«. Hpft^T Ht*T «. i»I. 
 
 POTTLK, «. (^"%5^ »TnT 3Ilif. 
 
 PoLon, ». i*/, pocket. »^/. f^;!T^/. fiTOT »«. 
 
 2 ( of a monkey ). 113^/. -iirt*! n. 
 
 3 cartridge bos. JTRT^ «. 
 
 4 ( of a bird. ). f*!^/. 
 TVPovcB. SwToPociEX. 
 
Tou e 
 
 Poult, n. thump, Sfc. v. Blow. stOT m. jhr m. ^r^ m. 
 
 POULTEBEK, M. Seller offowls. ^plNlfini+VI, #?^^IHr. 
 
 Poultice, n. soft composition of meal, S)C. to he applied me- 
 dicinally. fq^^UT n. r^dMl "Tt^/.-Jt^^^/.-Tl^q^/. <TT- 
 ^^^'pf^^T^T m. The Euglish word is commoa under 
 the form of <TtHt^ n. 
 P. of simples or herbs for a sprain. sJMUJl m. ^ »i. 
 
 5b Poultice, v. a. v. N. f^qj^or n.-«TWH «.-&c. sif^rot. 
 
 Poultry, n. domestic fowls. +NS"irinCi m.^j^. ^rgrgqi P^ma^ l 
 /. ;>Z. »j?fofFTqt»ft ?TF«rf?it «». pi. 
 
 PouxcE, n. ^aZon. <T^ m. 
 
 2 — for drying writing, ^cft/. The word means sand, 
 
 which is used in India for this purpose. 
 To Pciu>-CE, V. n. spring upon. ^TT^, fra<m,#T/.-5ff?/.-&c. 
 
 POUSCE-BOX, n. ^cT^Ht/. 
 
 Pound, n. v. Measure. ^^. ^ipft ttft Wf. 
 
 2 inclosurefor confining cattle. ^^^ ^^^ #^/.^T^- [ 
 
 To Pound, t>. a. v. N. 2. :FfffH-^fl^rsmrT-&c. m?5ot. 
 
 2 Jfa« «o a«/o Jra/«e,v.ToBKCiSE.^?:iJt,5ptfW,5r55rJf,5^. 
 
 3 ( rice, &c. to hu.sk it ). qpis^, W5^, f^, ?Ft5^ n.-^- 
 fW «.-^5/-^^oft/-&c. ^^or ^. o/ 0. 
 
 To p. hardly & coarsely. ^T^^. 
 
 Quantity to be pounded at one time. ^V^ n. ^V[n. 
 
 Quantity thrown at once into the mortar. ^[^ m. 
 
 Poundage, m. v. T. 3. cost of pounding. gplig uii Uc S/. m^]- 
 ^rxf. ^frf /. ^ptsTir «. sptOT «. frr^/. 
 
 2/ee, rfKc, ^e. ^^/. 
 
 POUXDED, p. T. A. 1. ^m MMc^AI, +l4'i)I^R MMcWI. 
 
 2 ^?^ST, ^Is^rti, «l4<^rfp5|, •jIl'SfM, -^I^JfT^ri, ^""T. 
 Coarsely p. or bruised, — peppers, &c. ar^HHIT. 
 
 3 !Ft53Sr, yS^c^T, &c. ^^. 
 
 Once pounded, — rice, &c. iJ+t)il, (»+*)8i. — Twice p. 
 5^1 5^5T, I'TRf, 5?r5.— Thrice p. ^Hft, frW^T. 
 PouNDEB, n. PouNDiso,;?. a. V. V. 2. JJ'JnTT, srS^iJIRr, ^- 
 
 soTTTr, &e. fprqrfir, ^5^^. 
 
 3 spfswrnr, ^s^Jinr, &c. ^\vff, 'ft?qT,'Tt^R^. 
 
 I. thing (o pound with. »is^ «. — for rice, lime, &c. *r- 
 
 ?n5 or 5Wc5 «.— for rice, jflrTT »». 
 
 II.— apparatus of a beam with a head for pounding, jn 
 
 or ?^ m. ^/ tiiR »«. 
 Pou.SDiNG, ». V. A. l.—act. ^fftfT ^Tr5wf «. ^fs^ir n. 
 
 2 — act. ^jwf n. ^Uuj n. «|ic|u|' «. &c. Jpf». ^^ «. 
 
 3~act. *t,Is<Ji «. ^rs^ n. &c. ^tS'jft/- ^tS"! n. ^TS^T «. 
 
 ?rf /. W^f. ^f^ n. ^^ n. 
 
 P. and grinding, — compreh. husking and bruising. «pf- 
 
 ITHTfT w. ^fST^cET m. 4*1+U| wj. thij^bd /. spjjtil g^tT «. 
 The first p. ^^^5/.— The second^p. 5^/. 5^ n. 
 
 —The third p. fJms/. [/"TTSW g. of 0. 
 
 To PoVB, p. a. throw in a itream. afM^r, «nc5'Jf, ^JtS'T, *TR 
 
 I FQ-W 
 
 2 forth ; out ; send forth, emit, Sfe. copiously. TlTOT^f , 
 ^V3:^ m. TTT^f 5'. 0/0. |f^/.-?r^ ««.-&c. ^?Tif ^. o/'o, 
 
 3 in; HT^, ^m, qr??^. 
 
 4 off; R=q^ot. 
 
 5 out; ft'^R'f, ^R55^. 
 
 2bPoUE, V. n. stream, flow, — copiously, &c. V(\Xf. a i ' l »i g. 
 ofs. TS^nwr, i:TT>^ <f5^, HaTSE-H^H^E-TS'TS atio. ^^r- 
 g^Sr, TSTIT^ m. =a(\^ g. ofs. 
 2— rain. JqTS^^, 5^5^ adv. r^->^.^ 5^ToK«nT-g^T«rn;- 
 
 3 rush in a crowd, S(c. v. To Eusn. ?5t?^, «m/. "?1^, ^- 
 rit or 5^at, ^^ or 5^r»».-W^fto;-5?ff^/.-&c.^n?ST- 
 f^HTot^. o/«. Ig-ofs. 
 
 4 forth; «"««tte copiously. '^^ «.-«ftoE n.-^fR «.-&c. ^^T^ 
 To Pout, v. n. thrust out the lips in sullenness; look sulky. 
 
 ^^5^ or ^jvj^ot, J^swj, 3^5 m. pl.-^jr^ m. pi. JT^, 
 TI? ^T^j 5^^» 5^^ <>'' ^^- »■ 'T'jf-'^f^ "«• con. 
 2 fi/ioo< ou<, — the lips, &e. «lf^ oio. qTif-3T^. 
 
 POUTEB, «. POUTINO,/). «. V. V. 1. ^^Tp^OTTT, &C. S|^^^r, 
 
 2 sfT|T arra^JT, &c. 
 
 PouTiso, n. T. V. 1. 5<+iqrt. &c. ^T^ or ^rj^ «.r.^?, ^. 
 
 PoTEBTT, M. indigence, need, necessity, straitness of circum- 
 stances, ^-c.^t^m OT. n<t«ft/. ^'Iteft/ 3fTgTTf% /»o/). 
 
 '=TT^^rTT/. &c. 3T?q*R?TT/. &.C. ifT^f^^ or fnlTSTSjft/. 
 \^n. ^^or^tTtrr/. ^^r?fr/ ^^S/. ^'Jf'^rw/. fTRSl- 
 
 3/ tj\'^f. rfPT^nr n. ^K'/. artsi^/. ais^ui/. 3T5- 
 
 'ST'^/. ^^T^^/ ^?5T^/. 1^ «. 5^^/. Some figures 
 and phrases expressing extreme poverty arc^rfhre^ ^\- 
 
 3R 5?nt^ 3Ti^, ^^ 3T?=r?T cWft 3Tf^, q?ir fti^rr^ w- 
 
 Keduced to p. STOVH, T^, T^r'-^, f^FTVTT, '1%'^, 
 
 To be in great p. 'h|# 3TtT n. t^tnof y. of s. ^if^r^Tt- 
 
 ^TT?/. ?5PT^^. o/». H^^ '?3^-T5%?5r ^reot, ft^f%^ 
 
 P. of language, ^^s^^rfr/. [dlR^-MMW. 
 
 POTEBTT-STBICKES, a. V. POOB. flft^T^T, sSlS'IW, ^1%^, 
 
 PowDEB, «. pulverized substance. ^^'W or H^ m. HifT w J- 
 
 tftS n.""!^/. "JJ or <J3 ». f^ «. f^ ».— esp. of fragrant 
 substances and used in offerings. 5^ m. STxftT w.-esp. 
 of wood sawed, worm-eaten, &c. dust. *j«*'. w. 5^^". 
 
 To reduce to p. 5^. 
 2 gun-poicder. ^/. 
 
 3— medicinal preparation. m^TT/ C^^- 
 
 To PowDEB, V. a. pulverize. H^ m.-&c. ^T^-miu| y. ofo. 
 
 2 sprinkle with powder. yTT^ Ril^-^offt^-ifee. ffltjot «. 
 
 3 ( meat ). corn. KtS «.^(Tc5^if*rat?T-f*raH H«rff,^R^, 
 
POW 
 
 Fowsia-rLAgK, Powdbs-bok5, n. fv^tl m. 
 
 PoWDEB-liAOAinCE, It. <^IV^MI m. 
 
 POWBKH-WOBK, W. ^re:^?mTm. [«ic. 
 
 PowDFWhEss, fi. V. A. >T»1TT m. H+<h!>WM«II m. f^JoETTT «. 
 PowDOT, a./rioMf, enmiWy. ^^T^>T, ft^, f»3Ic5, ftST, 
 
 PowEB. n. force, vigor, t. Stbength. ^^ m. Tff^f- V^ pop. 
 
 2 ahhfif, — natural or mora], vf^f- «lf5 or iR: rt. ^TPT- 
 «4 «. i^ifd/ H<4<J< m./ ^ w. fTT^fT/. r1«ii*( «». JTIIT- 
 W/. 3TTi^ m. M<I^M4 »i. 3T^^FTfT or ^/- wjVA >wy. con. 
 
 According to one's p. To the best of one's p. TVTH- 
 %/»;>. tWTJT^^ or tF^It, ^mmnf^ or ^PTT, qvmm«^, 
 
 or 9<ri|«»>^H, Trf^rf:. 
 
 In the p. or compass of 3TT^Tft. 
 
 To have p. ^ m. ^T?!'»f ^. oft. 
 
 To come or fall within the p. of afRt^fT-^JT'nTTHffT- 
 '»ici^^l'A-djim|f1-;H4*cEi(i-Ac. W 3- of f. [ ^TrT »». 
 
 3 cowtpas*, jratp, ^'e. v. Beach, Clutches. 3?t^'|>t m. 
 P.— of a word. v^f. [ fOT. 
 To fall into the p. of »Tnpfr, fn^^-?TWfm-&c. ^<T- 
 
 4 eommmttd, dominion, authority. J^ ••. ^^RT «. ?WTy. 
 
 Dnj or MMon of p. M l rfH I ^ i a m. ^?t?fft/ ^rrft/. 
 Pleoitade of one's p. ^ ^s^ «. [ ii>tt^ m. 
 
 6 prevalence, veigkl, ^e. t. Influesce. ^TH/. 'THTft/ 
 
 6 potency, ttrenjth,gooJ quality, ijc. v. Virtue. ij?I or 
 
 tAn.pop.^^f^f. 
 
 7 (of an engine, Ac.) motive force, if!^ pop. ipjn. 
 
 8 (of the mind; faculty, nwfm. ?!%/. 
 9Uydji,thority, warrant. ^Wf. 3Tf^VRiii. Jflf^Trft / 
 
 Fall powm. ^.^t^m\(\f. ^^mwrtt/. 
 10 force, armament^'^n. W!^ ^ W^n.'^vnxm. ^^mXK 
 
 11 T. PorcTTAn. -iTfirtErft, srf^TT^. [^11/. 
 
 It MlmmJonee, t. Exubeiakce. *Tfm/ ^/. HS^/. I 
 P. of attorney. 'Rff'TTrnC". 
 
 PowKlrUL, a. po$$et»inj grrot ttmgth, T. Snovo. 47^, ! 
 
 ^tTRT, 4=KT^, W^fT^, finsj, IR5?, *RfTT. , 
 
 2 /orrtW<r /o pertnade, convince, tfe. inE^,f^W7,^, 
 
 <JX*, ITW^, ii^sr, wfi^, iPT^, f^j^mv. I 
 
 3 migkty, puissant, potent. M<|JM< l <i r,TmP»0, iPTTft, Rm- j 
 
 4 ^eaeiont, potent, !fe. r. Stroso. q«^J, «m^S»ft, 3T- j' 
 
 •n^, tf^, wnr, "jtct^, fj«n*i<*, >»ii^»!, jii<hhi. j 
 
 PowuuM, •. T. Weak. ^HSJ ;>ej». M», amw, f*niIV, | 
 w»^»<, tlf^^JfW, Hftp^t^, Ac. ^^TlNl, ^t^'W, ^^W- 
 
 [9 rai 
 
 P0WEBJ.ESSKE88, n. T. A. arofTp/. 3TOT»1wf «. 3!M<|'4>H «i. 
 
 arr^FTn. TrfrB^JfTrTT/. «irti*ii«(«n. Ac. 
 Pox, n. — small pox. ^^f.pl- HTcTT /./»/. «rraT/.^. **|jWl/. 
 
 /)Z. \^i\^\ f. pi. '^n. arni^w. H<iR+i/. t^/. 
 
 Some varieties or modes of small pox axe, VI'I-<1I- 
 
 Inoculated small p. qiT^rTT o*" =fvT^ ^^, ftTtg'*lK<(r 
 ^, f TTTT^Tr ^ or HTHT. 
 
 Small p. personified, ^fldai ^^/. [y^ «t>l<SU|. 
 
 To inoculate for the small p. v. To Ikocdlate. ^/. 
 
 To be pitted with the small pox. vj*duf. 
 2 — chicken-pox. ^^'^l/.j'/. 'h\^*\\f.pl. 
 3 — cow-pox. 'ilWH^lflfirfl/. i?^- Note. The Marathas do 
 not distinguish between the cow-pox and small pox, 
 but use for the former the words expressing the latter. 
 4 — venereal, ^.^n. v. TT, BTH, 'Th't/ 3^>Tm. ^t^R^t- 
 
 Afflicted with the p. I'.^TT^'TT, H^c^, 5^^T^, JJ^^T, 
 To PozE, Ac. See To Pose, Ac. 
 Pbacticabilitt, Pkacticablekess, 'fi. T. A. 1. SFTTTT^^- 
 
 ^<J[\ m. Ac. ^THMiH"!! m. 7S^(^r{\f. •Hl'-qrll/. ^•Hl'^^ldr/. 
 
 frmrTT/. Ac ^^ [f?TT/Ac. 
 
 2 WI*<l<ill'lMUIt «i. ■<<BIVMT'l'mT m. Ac. T^TtTT/- IH^TT- 
 Pbacticabi-E, a. that may he done, performed, ifc. +,<I«TI«tV- 
 
 »TT- v>rMH ;- ^K<m -Ac. ^^tr?, Hm, ^^^, ^P^T, ^^Tif^T, 
 
 2 ( a brt-ach ). ^»TraT^5fkr-?TTT^, •H«I<<I ^jftnT-^HT^-Ac. 
 ■HWHI, T^, 'IH-ft^l, '1*111^. 
 PbactIcai., a. relating, /fc. to action. f^Jj^i, ^*l f^^4t^r, 
 
 P. joke, ^m?^ ^mU^A »T5T/. 
 
 2 /*a< way J« applied to use. n^k^^\K\-.n\ S^qt'INI, ^■'Tsr- 
 
 3 derived from practice or experience. 31>-*)I«MI, HTRT^r, 
 
 f%5, 3Rw?i*iviH, f»«nf^5, r+tii>Hr«^?T. 
 Pbacticallt, adv. V. A. 1. f^irf^^, fir.''ra«i*fi, ^'9ii«ff. 
 
 2 in practice. apf^\T\^., M<^^K1<*<U|I'T. 
 
 3 fty practice. 3T«n^T^, afP^H^ *5?T, ^tt^H^, TTfJTT^, 
 iH< l <» l ^ , Ac. 3T«Tm?T:. 
 
 Phactice, fi. reiterated or habitual doing. a(l«jm m. irf^^R 
 
 /. rpr «. n^r *»• tt^tt w. ^m' w. «tt3 m. ^ft^^z m. ^^\- 
 n m. ^mnf xwKv^f. ffn/. |n n. srvt^^r n. aiiwffjT «. 
 
 Attainable by p. 3T«Tm*l«T. 
 
 Paily or constant p. ff\t^^\Z m.f){^f. [Trnfl/. 
 
 Skill acquired by p. v. Expkbtness. ^WT5T/ ^t^ m. 
 
 To be in general p. or use. q^TT 1n.■^^[^ m.-^gr;;/. 
 -WiT^ m.-ft^pop. An /.-Ac. srai^y. o/#. 
 
 2 or/vo/ rfom^ ;— o* opposed to theory. VT«t w. aiTTTrSm. 
 Ac. fifnjf. ^ «• ^>fH/. WTTTTT w». 3TT^T^ «. SI'J^M »i. 
 
 3 cowrK of iroeedure, titage, r. Custom. ^Ir?/. ftfn/;o/». 
 
PEA 
 
 4 exercise of a profession. %q^ «. 3TT^T<'T «. aiH^M ». | 
 
 5 medical treatment of diseases. f^f%?^T/. itf^)^/. 3'- '' 
 
 t) — military. S[TW«ITO m. 
 
 Ball-p. 'Hofl^lK m. 
 
 Blank-p. 'M\MM\im. Tg'^f^^f. [ f^ «• 
 
 7 practices ; v. Conduct. ^5TT?y/. sTtTtthf/. =^f/. |f^/. 
 
 Jlal-practices. 3T^-qTTTT >»• 
 To Peactise, v. a. do habitually. sRm i ^ w.-Tf^TP^/.-^f^^n 
 /.-^"grr WJ.-^RrTT M.-3T«TRr m.-f^H^Th^^ m.-fH^^ m.- 
 
 &c. ^^nit-Tfiot-Mirfui g. ofo. ^r^-ft^-^^^^-&c. ^r^- 
 
 2Rt?T STO^, 3TWTTH^ ♦». 2p^-^T?I^ ^. of o. 3T«TRnit. 
 
 2 ( a profession or art). !}^,5p^?r ST^dr, aTT^of, W^- 
 
 sfot, ^nrrot, ^f^<<iiffi, %^, %w^ «.-&c. f^. 
 
 3 </o, perform, Sfc. «?)T"^, 3Tf^"jf , a^Hyui. 
 
 4 exercise, use in order to dcxteritt/. t)m<ui, ^^T^, ^I- 
 
 Sb Pbactise, v. n. perform to keep up the Jcnotcledge or habit 
 of. ap-'^ra' OT.-?RT? m.-V^ m.-^smr OT.-^/.-&c. %^- 
 
 2 exercise a profession. «j^ w.-g^TT OT.-5p?f«r n.-^FTT ».- 
 
 3 use artifices, S(c. ^^fsf w.-^q^ «.-^;T«rT m.-'^\^\i}^\ m.- 
 ^^T ».-nl4M'Ii3 w.-5T«rN m. pl.-'^=^'^\^ m. pl.-&c. 'fJvS' 
 
 PBACTisED.p. ««i a. T. V. A. 1. f^rq%^?5T, &e. ar^^rer, 
 
 2 %^?rT, 3T|-=)<rir4l, &c. 5q-cr|rr, %^, aT^TTrT. 
 
 3 %^?5T, &c. 3TT^ftrf, aigRil. 
 
 4 krim^srr, sTf^^rc^?^, &c. 
 
 I. able or skilful from practice, versed, conversant, Sfc. T. 
 EXPEBIENCED. 3T«n^, 3T«rer, !RfT?ft, ^?l5ft, ^m^?5T, 
 
 To bo p. le versed or skilled, ^^of, ^jor, tpBot, ^W^- 
 PEACTISEB, «. Phactising, p. a. V. V. A. 1. mRmia ^^TTHT, 
 
 ^ff^rre %5nmTT, l^ir^nFTWRT, aT«n^. 
 
 2 *<U|KT, ail^<uiKI, %JnirRT, &c. ^TJfrfjTPT, %^, *)=IHM. 
 Pbactitioneb, n. one who exercises a profession. <j^ «Hoii- 
 
 n, «^ -mrfeluiKI, 3^ft^ +<'J|KI, %^, ^«iHH, |f%I^ ( in 
 
 comp. as ^iJ^pTT* ), f^T^ ( in comp. ), sq^^n^. 
 Medical p. v. PnxsiciiN. ^?i, r«lR>rtl+. 
 Pbaqmatic, Peagmatical, a. v. Officious, cji^^qr, '^- 
 
 5I5T, ?5t5r SFITHlft, 3RftT^FR^^. 
 Peagmaticallt, adv. T. A. ^^iHUIl"^, gl^:5^;c?T, c5fST 
 
 Peaomaticalness, n. v. A. r^^^^MUIi m. &c. 51^/. ^- 
 
 «^/- f^iil+KTR m. aTTfM+K-mf/. 
 Pbaibie, Pbaiet, «. /iZam covered with coarse grass, rrtsj^- 
 
 ^T HToE w. ^aqr^ JTToE w. 
 Peaisabi.e. See PBAisEwOETnT. 
 Pbaise, Pbaisino, n. v. Y.—aci. ^(^^ n. Ac. f^fcl /. ^- 
 
 660 PRA 
 
 nii-jiuj^/ ?nft^/. I'd'^ti or i«(i-j{l^/. ^rara^ift/. ?E?^- 
 
 ^ «. :jft#T n. ?M^ n. ^^ /. ^sf m. ^Vm f. s^qT /. 
 wfd^l^ m. ar4«n^ m. Ji'^^TT^ «». ^'T^f^ /• ^^^ »». 
 W^ «• ^"^J<T «. 
 
 1. ground, Sjc. of praise. T^^^ ^PR^ n. ?5^^H m, 
 To Pbaise, v. a. applaud, extol, commend, laud, cfv. ^eTJf, 
 
 TTot, srr^rwiT, sf^t^of, ^tri^t, ^jftrfot, j.j^qof, Ji^rifof, ^]- 
 
 sire^/- ^, ^fH/.-W^ m.-?^?Tr/.-&c. qRoty. 0/0. 
 4\^f[ W.-^(JPT W.-&C. :pT^ ^. ofo. noT m. /jZ. ^fiiof-^ToW 
 g. ofo. joitr^^ «.-nonMc(|<^ »». spTut 5^. (/O. 
 
 To p. up, erg up. nU^K m.-^^\ /.-&c. ^qof ^. 0/0, 
 
 Peaised, p. V. V. ?ci^%?5T, 5rnjfroiS55T, &c. ^jftf^r, ^f^?f, 11- 
 
 Pbaisee, n. Peaisino, p. a. t. V. ^^TJmr, •ITOfn'I'TKT, &c. 
 
 5T?f^^, ^R^, ^T<TT, ^5T^-B<R-?Hfct-<S:c. ^prrf'+Kli-Ac. 
 Pbaisewobthilt, adv. v. A. ^^frf ^T^rTT ^?Tnr <?ec-i. ^TT^ir- 
 
 Pbaisewobthiness, «. T. A. sr?mn>Tm/. >?5rEq?fT/. ^1?T- 
 Pbaisewoetht, a. laudable, commendable, ^'c. ^frTrft^sftTT, ?TT- 
 
 A p. person. trdRiwi^, ST^fRTNT^, sriNIHT^T, ^^f^- 
 
 To Pbasce, v. n. bound, ^-c— a horse. HT^Sr, "Pf^^, 3'- 
 2 riffe «?J/A bounding movements. ^W •^M'flfl '^TR^'fr^ 
 
 Pbasceb, n. Pbancixg, 2>. a. y. V. 1. s^nPTIRT, "Ft^oTin, 
 &c. ^N<l. 
 
 Peaxcisg, w. v. v. 1. — ac<. frn?Sr «. <p^ut «. &c. 
 
 The p. and pawing of a stallion or mettlesome horse. 
 
 2b Peakk, v. a. bedeck, bedizen, v. To Adosize. JT^PH^^FI 
 m.-dl+HP-+rfil m.-'^f\^^ f.-&c. spT^t. 
 
 Pbank. Peanks, «. trick, ^c. ^]^ m.pl. %^/. f%?r/. ^- 
 'qt^/. JT '»• pl- fit «• i^Z- 3TTWT m. pi. g^ »». 2)i. g^- 
 «pe5 »».;)Z. #^^^"»n. jZ. Krn% m. /)Z. 3tqm »i. pl. jsijTrS 
 
 »». ;>;. =ETR m. pl. ^^ n. snSTT/. pl. XJ\-m\f. pl J^Z^\ 
 5n?«TT/. pl. fdUlfilU'Ml/. /'i. ». *TR, KTSI »«. i»Z. ^^151%- 
 
 ^jrar ««. arnfoft/. aRRsft/. 
 
 To play p. ^^/. i»Z. mriit. 
 Pbaskish, a. full of pranks. %^^, ^%5?M, ^%^^R, ^^\■ 
 fit, 3^, ?jf???, 3^IT, ef^f^, #5^, 5?mft, ^rm?, 
 
 2b Peate, v. n. talk much and idly. 5ppwt, sjjpsj^tjr, ^t^V^ 
 
 ^z^^^., sj^tidui, ^?^^, stpett^, snp^r^F/.-snp^rr >».- ij^iji 
 
 /.-?^^/.-&c. JR^-ST^ot-HTl^, siTm/.p^. ^ot-^sirsicf- 
 STJof-HR^-fm^, fTPFr/.i;/. IrSt, ^T^^T m.-^^^.,n.-&.c. 
 
 f^gf, 'Mr^i /.j?^. ^Rwf-HR<if-Trsot, nmr/. ^"lir, *i-«i*i^ 
 
 «(/«. :KT^, :Fr<TTf^/.-'trf%«TT^ «.-&C. ^Rtxf, <P^fl-qT/. i>i. 
 HRiir, ?5«I?I«I tf^^o. ^TrjSt. — intens. ran on, talk aivag, ^'c. 
 
 or sf oip. qte^t, siiwmrt adv. ^[^^ ^^F^^ f. qfe^ ;/. 
 
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 661 
 
 FEB 
 
 oj *. •«(<H<-^^:^-Ac. <?t??^, rW^TJW adv. «fi?*Ol^Jra*PTT 
 ^t??t»f, <Ti«l*H ''I?^ «. TSwf'^. oj t. frts «. ^^ ^- of». 
 Pbate, Pbatixo. h. A". V. — arf. ii^ rt. «r5«rrJt w. ^+''fly. 
 
 I. idle lalk, chat. «(*^*/. ^^S^TT m. if^f.pl. «t+<(l<l m. 
 
 SiTT nT-«n/. pi. ^4If^/. ^4^r?f^/. 5fl^^^ n. ^iR. 
 ^^ «. a<'l4d'l4 *. 31'I4M'I4 M. 31<^-«)<«( n. aTT'R^JT'pr 
 «. ^T3/. *)4*J4IM<I<4 tn. m^mZ «• OTPT/i^. 'I«JT<l/. 
 •W'WI ■«. 'WM/. >H>i«*n/. pi. «I?T w. ^Tr'RT/. ^T^^T- 
 
 PBATER, «. PBATISG, p. a. T. V. «I«»JSWII<I, «)--»>«)+UlHI, ipFir- 
 
 * *<<'JHI, «iMI*<lu>KI, -^U-m ^«OTKI, &c. iR^RiTTT «f^- 
 
 ^+Mi, I'^i-'^Mi, nc'ft «*■ n<»n, •i'-m'i^iw, »T<-iii^<mi, ^t^, 
 
 'MH'H'l, "P^it or f5n,iTR, ^rr^R, «(('mr5, ^T^ToET, ^- 
 ^^, ^»irHi>, HUN< T^T^I ISrlr^l. There are Bome expres- 
 n\e terms and phrases agreeing with this word and 
 answering to prate-apacf, ehatter-lox, bell-clapper, rattler, 
 jawiMnger Jabberer, ^c. ^«flt4f^l, liMIV+Mf, nc<ft or 
 
 i«*TT, nwft^m, «iii^<»<i, «i<fi«i+Mi, q*i<Tr, «i4«i4qi, 'ft^- 
 
 ^WT, •l««t«Mi,5^'rT, d+'tJV5^-«na*ll3-r*«iHrl*t adv. 
 
 ^tWTTTr. 
 PBAnxoLT, ado. V. A. ^^W'^, ^-m^j-Ml, «R«l? ^;^r?T, snn^. 
 Jb P»ATILE, e. «. ckatler, — children. faftrM'^^'il , fa -=s faa qi, 
 
 R»-5'fl-5 «. /.-r'brt<»»lrt ••. /. ( intent, f+flf^r!!'- (w. & 
 
 rV*P*»^i'i •«. ) ^>^, ^THTTTT n.-^lrfWIM m.-Ac. ^PTof. 
 Pkittlz, Prattliso, fi. V. V. 5;?t^-&c. r4.rtft'<tf l w.-ftrfj- 
 
 PKATTLEB, ». PraTTLI.VO, J>. O. V. V. PMft^U I K T, &C. il^k 
 
 'tl'iOIKI, Hlr!MI<t, ^!'?I3I'ft. 
 Pkaws, ».— the fish. ^^ n. flirm w. aift l Hr^q m. 
 Jb P»AT, c. «.— in worship. JTTW/.-JfHPr or fsmTT/-^- 
 
 To PSAT, r. a. entreat, implore, ^e. T. To Bko. RTiM, in'4- 
 m/.-ft-i^/.-Ac. *T»rty.o/o.— earnestly, &o. ^/. 
 
 L pray, pray. f.MI*«^. 
 Pratew,;.. ». V. A. JnfIl?p?T, Ac. m(U^. 
 FXATXB, M. PkatOco,/. a. T, V. A. imMm, mtHT fSl'TT- 
 
 Pbatkb, pKAtno, n. t, V. N. om^ Wouoip. ^fi^-f >fn- 
 
 T. V. N. wr^ «. Jir>Hi/. «mi^ ». fiH^ pop. f^'fft/. 
 
 I, re^KM/, T. Petition. mv^T/. frpft/. ■JTST*. 
 PBAn»-IOOK, *. tfri^}^^/. 
 
 PKATOrvL, «. tkeotional. »r^^f^, Mv^l^^ft^, HV|flmmu|^ 
 Put. Thia p«fli ia nfoally rendered by ^, in^, in^. 
 Jb PiKACB, f. a. iitcowH on relijion, *nrt^ T^ ■•.•«nit- 
 
 5TT0T n. ^m«t. 
 To pBEAcn, r. a, proclaim or pullish in religious discourses, 
 
 J^I^ OT.-MliqT/.-^T/n.-Ae. '7;r"Jif g.ofo. 
 Peeacher, n. Pkeachisg, />. a. \. V. N. trnfqT 5'"^ ^- 
 
 Y. A'. A. tpT ^i'l"II-*<|-5MI ^HTI^ 5iJ|UIl^|-Ac. T^-^- 
 
 Peeachiso, «. V. V. A.— Of/, tr^ ^fimT=*(K<<F RIt*<l^ ^t- 
 
 qfir «. Ac. T^T? m. ^\^^f. 
 Pkeamble, «. V. Preface. sj<:HI«m/. vJhT^m w. ?T^«. 
 Peec ABious,a.(fe/»e«(/V«y o« /Ae tci/Z of another or on contingen 
 
 cies ; uncertain, tj-c. 3T^ift^, aT^cTTTTT, 3T5^*ft^, TTT'^ft- 
 
 H, arf^^TT, arf^f^iiirf, sr^fs^, ^ii^iiii, f^'*i^?Tft, fr^ 
 PKECAEior85ES3, fi. w .A. amTtft^mT/. 3r;5qT*ft5T?r[/*. 3d^«^- 
 
 ?IT/. fT«Tf?m?lf^mT/. Ac. 3^f«lfq «. 
 Pbecative, Peecaiobt, a. suppliant. iTP^, JTr^iK^i'*', 
 
 Pbecautiox, n. previous caution or measure. ^M\ f^-MKW. 
 
 ^T^^ITWTT^ m- 
 
 To take precautions against. ^\i n. qlnul-sjt^ i^- 
 
 ! PbecaCtioxaet, a. adapted to prevent evil or to secure good. 
 
 ! To Pbecede, r. a. go lefore in place or time. ^appTT^-Ac. 
 !' 3T^-'5Tra^-3TT^-^-Ac. g. ofo. Jil'im w.-Ac. ^^. 
 2 go be/ore in rank or importance. »\f\i\'-H\^\U^^\ ^- 
 
 f^-sriTT-jT'F^-ann'fT-Ac. ar^ot. 
 Pbecedesce, Pbecedescy, Pbecebiko, «. V. V. l.—act. 
 ^ ■JTflOf n. j53TTot«. &c. JII'IHH n. Jl^'lPl/. 3ni»WT«- 
 2— state. anmo^lrTT/. snTJpTT/. 3T^PT w. afltcj^ni/. 
 
 I. superiority, superior tnjluence. W«^T?TT/. sr^TpsT ». Sf- 
 ^31 n. injT ». 
 Pbecedext, a. Pbecedes, «. Peecedtko, p. a. t. V. 1. jl- 
 
 Ac. -jniorTTT.Ac.mn??r, |j»r5i, jaft^, wn^<"Mr, ar^jft- 
 ?i, arrtf^, 3T^, "^, j^TPfft, 3^n*T, 3Tnrf?T, wnTT»ft, 
 
 ( or "JlrflM^r, Ac. ). 
 The preceding and the following. \sh<^ 'J^Tnt. 
 PSECKDX5T, n previous similar case. HT^^^ ^irt^i •*• *TTn- 
 
 Pbicidkvted, a. hating a previous similar case, ^rl^^wi, 
 
 Fbbckxtob, n. ^aifer o/ a choir. HtfTfTI IT'TRT, ^^^^, 
 
 Pbxckpt, •. V. CouMASD, BoLB. W^ «. ftWT ». 3T5?inT- 
 ^ a. ^=q m. ^ H. 
 
 A •uccedanooM p. ^T^ m. 
 
662 
 
 PEE 
 
 Peeceptive, Feeceptoet, a. containing, SfC. preceptt. pftTT- 
 
 Peeceptob, n. v. Teachee. f?!?^, 2^, ar^qr?^, 3^?"^?!^. 
 2 — in religion, spiritual teacher, n?, sJS|tqi«r, 3TT^T^, 
 
 Family p. ^5^, Jrflmt<<|A|. 
 Pbecessiox, w. — of the equinox. ST'iHf ^ m. ^v:'^m^ n. 
 Pbecixct, n. V. Bound. B^TT pop. ^kf. ^^f. " 
 Precious, a. cosily. ^1% f+HrO^l, «l^T?fr, ^f ??^. I^I*!^ 
 
 P. stone. ?r^ «. 
 2 of great value or worth. ifl% f^iT?ft^, Hts «m^=^T, 
 
 «^, HT^, 3^?^, ar^sf. 
 
 Very p. ^V*<RI, rti'(,'(nKH'(.H<fl-=ii. 
 
 The p. metals, ^t^?^ n. 
 3 — as used of scamps, blackguards, &c. T. Aeeakt. 3T- 
 I«, rc«n5, f^?5^, Tip. [ 5T*IT/. 
 
 Pbeciousness, n. v. A. 1. '^\t[ f+'-MH/. HT^ ifte »• *l^yj 
 2 HT^ f+>Hrl/ lit^ 41'*<dl/". 3HHirrl+MUl|»». 2ftHr^?f^n. 
 &c. sn^/. Wf'ir/. ['W^ n. 
 
 Pbectpice, n. steep descent of land. «F5T m. SHT/. sttFT »n. 
 
 Casting ( a criminal, &c. ) down a p. «Pi?5t^ m. 
 
 Precipitation of one's self down a p. aT1"?TfT «. f%- 
 
 PiiEciPiTASCE, Peecipitanct, Pbecipitatiok, n. V. A. 2. 
 
 ^msr^TwrOT. vjtiir*ici4uiT»». |3'?oitot. grn^/. adNeft / 
 m^/. :jn^/. 3iiMm</. arm »». ^3:^ or trs^i/. vff- 
 5J5/. 3Tf?r^i^<^+lR<^l /. 
 
 Pbecipitant, Peecipitate, a. rushing headlong. ^tlT *rT- 
 
 2 >-fl»7j/y 7ia*/y, v. Bash, Impetuous. ^HNoiT, aHl^floi, 
 f 5, fTH7, rt'l«('<4l, mT?»TT w <P5«n, «I55a«TT, 'g^TtS^TT, 
 
 3 arfo/)<erf f<;j7i haste. gdN^tjuini, g<i l'fo f| =qT, ^3?(tlT, 
 
 Pbecipitant LT, Phecipitatelt, a(i(;.T.A.l.iT?Tt3T *1T5?T, 3T- 
 2 yriHii)U|H, g-HHof)^, |iMUIT^, ^%, &c. JTFf ^ TT- 
 
 To Peecipitate, «. a. /Aroto headlong. sti^^-ST^Tt^B^JT- 
 
 QiTVf.^T'nT «.-&c. ^T^ ^. o/' 0. 
 
 To be precipitated. tmroEot, ^Haot, i«h^i^_ 
 2 urge, press, drice, ^c. v. To Hubey. ^ /-^r^H/.- 
 ^^/.-7rTr^/.-^ctiq*/.-&c. ^Tot, yNHHUj, rTItm^- 
 
 3— in chemistry. Pl^ofl^-Ac. iRT^OT, ^^^^^ ?Icff iRRof 
 To Peecipitate, v. n.fall to the bottom. ^T^^ sRTJr, fisfj 
 
 Peecipitated, p. V. V. A. 1. stf q^ ?rP^?5T, &c. aT«r:f|W. 
 
 Pkecipixatios, «. V. V. A. 1.— ac^ i\ i^^^ z^W.^ n. &c. 
 
 3W:?^ m. 3TtT:?TqUT «. 
 
 2— arf. qr^ ^^ «. iJNdHul w. &c- 
 
 3 — act. STH^Sr n. &c. [3<<+.lRai/ 
 
 I. rank haste, \. Pbecipita>-ce. gHRd ?t/- ^/- arfsf^- 
 Peecipitous, a. v. Steep. ^ilH-irfrfl, W.^S^^^J, a'TT. 
 
 2 T. PbECIPITAKT. grTT^oET, ^^TT^l^T^T, ??TT^3, f ^H?:. 
 Pbecipitousness, m. t. A. 1. g^ft ^IStJl/. 3%^^ m. 
 
 2 <J<il«)iM"ir »». 3HI«Jolt/. 
 Peecise, a. H0< ?oo«c or vague; exact.^ nice, defined, ^'c. STH, 
 
 5T»T, ^=srt?T, <^^?5T, "tW^ ^?|ot, irvl?R^, g?TWT,1frt, 
 
 ^FTFT %J^^, STflSR, 51HI=5?T, JldNldMI, ^^JPPTSfT, rT^rfT^P, 
 
 2 formal, finical, nice, Sfc. — of persons. ^dMIrill, JNf5r- 
 «TT, Sl+Pi+^il, il+yri+.+l or fepflSHF^f, JTT<rW-&c. Jp?:- 
 
 Peeciselt, a(/p. V. A. 1. SRT, 5TK, SR^T, ^RT, HrT, 5)r?, %- 
 
 ^^ or 55, HTHf?l^5[T<J^, ^^jf^^^N^. 
 
 2 <imfd>fl^, 5nF«f5+*)MU||%, 5T*r<i*M«IT%. 
 Pbecisekesb, Pkecisiox, n. v. V. 1. SiflHull m. dIHMUII m. 
 
 ?ir=ldM^Jll OT. &c. ^f?I^n »n. HRrfJ^^^T m. 
 
 2 2T>T^/. SITfe'PT'^ ♦«. 3FF5f3qr?rmT m. ^\Z^\zf. 
 
 *»1ltMI<i/. 
 2b Pbeclude, r. a. rfeiar, exclude, S(c. t. To Hinbeh. JTR^T, 
 
 3rr5-3msrT-&c. q% «iVA ^ or t^r, ars^, srf?i^«f w.-&c. 
 
 ^^, srf?i5itT^-&c. 3Riot. ['I'rq^fe. 
 
 Pbecluded,2>. t. v. ^RScTT, 31d<<>^T, &c. ^Tft?T, f?l!fTft?T, 
 Peeclubee, n. Pbecludinq,^. a. Peeclusive, a. v. V. ?R- 
 
 "TRT, aiTl^uiRT, 5rf?I5i[':T qJTOTRT, sifrl^tT^. 
 PEECLUSI05, n. V. v.— Of/. ^rSt «. &c. ft^RUl n.—slate. 
 
 *i1*liird«i*T OT. 'TtnTttl »«. 
 Pbecocious, a. ri]pc before the time. afTPRT, arnW^T, ^«1<(I, 
 
 2 fig. c7^ 3T^ ^1^^=^, ilT?5?T5, itraT^. 
 Peecocioussess, Peecocitt, fl. V. A. 1. arnRTIOTT m. ^If- 
 qwrr ♦»• &c. 3T^^nwg;?iT/. 
 2 «tra^rf%/. «iirfMt}jHT/. 
 
 2^ Peecosceite, ». a. imagine beforehand. '^-3fmi^-<?^- 
 Fqi^-Ac. JF^qSr-JRfcT 3Tm^ or ^Twf-^*l^-&c. ^ §- 
 f^/.-rT^»».-&c.5FT^, <J5i;r?^/.-^*H^»n.-&c. ^^y. 0/0. 
 
 Pbecoxceited, p. V. V. "jfF ^ife-Ma??!, &c. ^^?f?<T?T. 
 
 Pbeconcepiio.v, n. v. V. ai»tl<\<-«(l ?nr^ »»• <j^*fmi/. 
 »?t<l^ »». 
 
 Peecoxceeteb, a. settled ly previous agreement. ^cRr%fTT^, 
 
 ?i%rIT^, ^PHHrTT^, \f\ «fr3T^?^, &C. ^f%frr^. 
 Peecuesob, n. forerunner, that which precedes and indicates 
 
 approach. sjr"IPft, 31V'H»ft, iTPTTsft, ^^f^^w-f^^^^w. 
 Pbecuesoby, a. indicating something to follow. ifRHT^, q^- 
 
 Pbedatoht, «. practising., Sfc. rapine. 5^T, ^^Ti:, ^'irft, 
 
 PEEDKCEesoB,**. one ttAoAff»/>»"«ce</erf m an office. TTPRTr 
 
 ( as »TPTc5T aTf^Trft-31H?5^-&c. ), ^\^ ( as m^ ffW- 
 
PBE 
 
 PSE 
 
 Fkedestixasiax, Pbeijestisatob, n. kolJer of the doctrine 
 of predettinalion. 3T^TJ^T?t, 3T^'?*rfTT«n=i«ft, HK**t«tl^, 
 
 To Pbkdestisate, To Pbkdestise, v. a. fore-ordain, decree 
 or appoint Ixforekand. 'i^-^I^^J^-i!f^^]^-&c. '^Pl't- 
 
 n.-q^^iMHl/.-ic. ipTot y. ofo. liM Ic£1 -HT5£t-'3f^-&c. 
 
 PbEDESTISATE, a. PbEDESTISATED, fBEBESTlXED, J». V. V. 
 
 Pbedestixatios, n. v. V — «rf. ^^'r^r^m «. Ac, <j44'l^'<l 
 
 I. — the doctrine. ar^^^T^w. ^H^VMH H.^f^^dl /".^^^T^ 
 m. iJK*vj^^ m. "^rv,+«lli^ «». 
 Pbedetebuiwatios, »i. v. V. — act. ^^ 5TT^ «. 
 
 I. previoiuly farmed purpoee. <jfHT 5U^»».-pT'i<nT W.-&C. 
 
 To PBEmmEBSusE, V. a. tettle in purpose leforehand. <jfF- 
 
 ■».-fl?r"T m-ZU^ m.-&c. ^K^-^^y^ %^-A<;. y. ofo. 
 
 PUORESMIXED, f. PREDETEBillSATE. a. V.V. >jff *<^>.SI, 
 Ac. <J<i«*r?^f1, "T^f^Trf. 
 
 PsEDiAL, a. eontiitiny, ^c. of farms. qpJnjTWTTTT, fif^is, 
 
 P. JaTe. fujjfl . 
 Pbemcabilitt, h.v. a. H\-mA\f. ^<rft«RT/. 
 Pbcdicable^ o. that may be ajirmed of. ^T^q', ^^pftT, t^pj^ 
 
 Pkedicamekt, •.— in lope; category. <i?[nij m. JJ^frj/. 
 
 2 T. Clasi. 3TT?t/. fV^/. ftJ=|CT I". JPT/. 
 
 Z pickle, plight.^ v. Mess. T?TT/ Tf^ ;»p. TH/. ^m/. 
 To Pbedicate, v. a. affirm of. qt^, ?Tt»M, ^'<r'f, f^^TTT «• 
 
 ^J^g. ofo. 
 Pbedicate, «. <Aa/ viKuK i* affirmed of. ^r^ «. fS^^Wt ». 
 
 fttW^ «. »• MSirnVT *• M^?H**? «. M^<(l't*< n. 
 
 BeUtion between the p. and subject. ^|-«v«ll*l*MI^ 
 
 Subject of a p. f^'itWT n. 'JT^WHI n. 
 iPWDICATED, p.T.V.Olf*!'!'^!, ^M^WJI, Ae. f^^T, f^nf^fl. 
 )?«EDlCA'n03r, 1I.T, Y.—ael. ?rt»lSr n. *^ n. frtTM n. 
 :n> Pbbdict, ». a. T. To Fobk-tcliv. TWtn n.-irf^wT «.-Ac. 
 
 ^T^-HtTflJ g- ofo. Ml^vf, ^ir? *>jrt-Ac. ijf^, Mf«|*q- 
 
 ^«rT n.-mWiPT ».-4c. vroi, 
 PsmcTED, p.r.y. MirMrfll, fi^i %f%W, ^ VJT %W^^, 
 
 FcEDtCTiOx, «. V. v.— Mel. iTT^ ». Tr*^/. Ac. Tft^lW- 
 U^ •. >TTff^'<T^ n. 
 
 A p. of the weather. ?Nt ■». St^rfWT »». 
 I. UMiter predicted. T^"? <•• Hllflfl *■ ^TT w. 
 
 }>IEI>ICTOB, «. PkBMCTIXO. p. «. T. V. m«U||l.l, HWft'! ?lt- 
 
 •WTTT, ^if •'JfT ^^flTT, Ac. hI^*>I^M*K, •iif^vHV. 
 JteDUBCTIcnr, ». fremut liking, prepotteirion. M'TupMI- 
 
 'J^'^-Ac. ift^/.-3Rt?/.-ft^/.-*n^/.-Ac. ST|f^/. ^(^ 
 f». ^ w. UNUil n. 
 To Predispose, v. a. incline leforeliand (the mind). 3Rrnr^T- 
 
 'Pr?^ sRiif g.of o. with 5E%, R^or-T^5H-3?g^-Ac. q^. 
 
 2 ( the body ). 3Tnr^r^-&c. rnTR-llr'^-^I'^-Ac. ^T^, 
 
 "TTST-3Tr?'T^-&c. 5Rat. [ -&c. 
 
 Predisposed,;;, v V. 1. ^^^^jpS^-qj^J^^OT-q^ f^t^F.l 
 
 2 3T^r^r^T HTTT %%t7T-9ra?JT-&c. 
 Pbedisfosed, n. Predispo.^ixo, />. a.v. V. 1. arnt^ <<ot^u i i - 
 
 2 ar^l^r^ fT^n +<uini, &c. 
 PBEDisPosiTlOif, n. V. V. 1.— stale. ij^T=^ :p?5 w. >^1^ ^h; 
 m. ^ifNt 3TT5/.-&C. tmr^BJ. *nT:5n^^». sn^Tn.sr|^/. 
 2— state, q^^^ fPTT^/. 
 
 p. to disease. ^R^'^RrTT/. ^gm^/.^PPTI^rT/. 
 
 PHED0MISA5CE, PhEEOMIXAXCT, PbEDOMINATIOS, ». V. .A. 
 
 /. 3TTftl^nT n. ^i^ H. 
 Peeeomisast, a. preealent over others., superior in influence.^ 
 
 Pbedomi>-astlt, n(/p. V. A. ^^^ ^t^^, sm<l'<^+<KH,iT^PTH:. 
 To Pbedomisate, c. n. Je superior in strength, influence, Sfc. 
 
 -Ac. smot 51. ofs. ^^ ».-sjI*)«^ n.-Ac. "H^. 
 Pbe-emijte.n-ce, «. V. A. ^^ n. w^ n. «N^m /. ^rem/. 
 
 ^\^ n. ^M'i"Mir/. 
 Pbe-emisext, a. surpassing in excellence, ^c. y. Chief Sf^, 
 Jisq-, ^r^, T^^, ^^, f^Jfr^TT, ;j??^, STtJFT, f^5\«r, 'li- 
 
 Pbe-emisestlt, ado. v. A. «j<<.<<t*f**,H, STTVU-^+M, f^^«r- 
 
 PBE-EMPTiox,rt.riyA^ of purchasing lefore others.'^^i^ f^- 
 
 n q^TT^ 'irf^'PiT »».-^ M. aifl+qiftniR «». 
 
 2b Pbe-esuaoe, v. a. engage by previous agreement. 31'TT^- 
 
 ^-Ae. yr^'jfi^ ^<rJf, "[^-if^rqr^ ^tfft ^re:^ %^, 
 Pbe-ksoaoed, ;>. V. V. !M'i1v 'j<i«j'^'?r, Ao. <^ffr^frt?r, «jjhi- 
 
 PBE-E50AaEME!IT, n.v.V. "T^fT^t ^trft/^'ST <PTR«.-fl%'T'/i. 
 
 To PflE-KXHT, V. n. <^f sjHwr. 
 
 Pbe-esistiiice, n. previous existence. <jVhv m. ^^f^f ^- 
 Wf «. ^^N'H n. »j4^ m. 
 
 PaE-EXI«TE.1T, «. ^HiT, "J^-rl'MINI. 
 
 Pbefack, n. introduction, ^c. mfl|*(Hl/ MHHH ». "^ftfT^ 
 
 To Pbefack, v. a. ▼. N. ><tni^<ii/.-Ac. Vt^'f^^^l, ^^HIV- 
 PnrATOBT, «. introductory. ^f?nTW»NT, ■d'^HMNT, Ac. H- 
 
 <^I41I4,M, Ac. MlRMlfl*, tfi'wii*. 
 FsiracT, n. T. Matob, Bvlm, 5TT«t?t, jnf^Tf?!. 
 
PEB 
 
 To Pbefeh, v. a. regard more than. 3Tf«l^-f^^-&c. ^r^u| 
 ^m iRot, ^/-'JTRl/.-&e. tr^ tcith '^^■^-&c. ^ 
 
 /.-sftfrr/.-=^5/.-&c. 3TfiI^ ?lTnof ^. o/o. wi<A in. con. T- 
 
 2 f«a//, promote, v. To Advaxce. ^T^^iif , ^5«Ju|',giif^H- 
 &c. 3T?fT><t/. ^^• 
 
 3 oj'er solemnly, present, jpropoie, exhilil. ^Tirfojf, sn'iif, 
 f^f%^ot, ^tt4<T «.-fJiq??r «.-&c. ^or, 5Rot_ 
 
 Pbefeeable, a. v. V. 1. 3T'TY^-&c. t^fFTT^FIT, "J^'TT^, sr^nT 
 
 PEEFEnAELENESS, M. V. A. 'J^Vl^dl/. ST-UHMI^ril / SPTTT- 
 
 Preferably, adv. v. A. 3Tm-«TO-&c. «H>j<H-&c. ?nfT. 
 PaEFEBETfCE, PjlEFEnMENT, «. V. V. 1. — act. 9^ ^ n. &c. 
 
 arfvra^Tf /. 3Tf':T^ ami/. 
 In p. to. q^T, arnr^. 
 
 To give llie p. to, v. To Peefee. 3TftT^ ^^fT^. 
 2— «c<. ^TS5f^ «. 'q^sr^ «. q^^rl^T n.— state. =5f5cft/. H^- 
 
 3— ac^ WHH^ n. &c. ^K^irr «. 3T^ n. f^rt^ «. 
 
 1. superior place or office. Ht^ T^^/- Hl^ "T5». ifl% TTT- 
 
 Pbefioubation, PEEFianBiSG, «. T. V. srfrnsHFT 3T^T^ ^- 
 ^TSfiJifM. &c. HfrTO^grn <j^!T^5ft?r». ^53.?m".5n^sr^^''T". 
 
 Peefioubative, a. v. V. STftreTTT^ ^T^<JinT, &c. ^tT^, ^■ 
 
 To Pbefioube, To Pbefigubate, v. a. show antecedently hy 
 figure or limililude. :rfrre:7«.-Mfd<KM+n.-srf?rf^«.-&c. 
 sRiJif or ^^:?T ^^'I^ y. q/'o. 5Tfd%;Ml^'-&c. 3PTt^-'J^-&c. 
 
 Pbefioubfu, p.y.X. vPrK^Hl^' "T^r ^rai^ryOT, &c. Mfd*,Hg^Kl- 
 
 &c. 'j5ST^'^?r-'j5gf^-&c. 
 
 To Pbehx, v. a. put before or at the beginning of. «R-HPf- 
 
 2)?ar lHforeliand_ q5fF-37nt^-&c. ZT^-^irSr. 
 Pbefix, «. particle., ^w prefixed. JTTH^ot. 
 Pbefixeb, ;>.V. V. 1. UTrSm^r, srT^TrtrJjn', Ml'i>^1«p5?!r, &C. 
 
 2 <J^5^^?JT, &e. <J^^%i7JrT, "^f^f^. 
 Pbefi\ixo, n. V. V. 1.— wc/. m ?5T^»». &e. 
 
 2— act. ^ Z^^n. &c. 
 
 PBEONANCY, «. T. A. n*fRqOI«. IRl'^iHOTn. »l*n^#TiTT«. 
 
 &c. *ifMt»^». &c. «n»f?iT/. «»THkr4r/. §RPi*f^/.qfe«. 
 
 Longings of p. it^w. ^ff^n. 
 
 Sign of p. Ti'T^grar/. 'T'fe?T<rr». 
 
 To cause the resolution of p. ift^n. |«iH"1. 
 
 To be resolved,— p. #rn. fsiTut ^. o/ «. 
 Pbeosant, a. being with yovvg. ^\K\^ or ^, n«nTor ns^, 
 »T*fn:5rft or *l5^h:3fft, nr^, ^>t, |rfPr>f. Note. Such of 
 the above words as end lu ^ are in the feminine form. 
 
 34 PEE 
 
 j A p. woman. Jpkrft/. qHroft/. aTTfFITf /. g ^R u f ty. 
 
 A p. woman in her last stage. JCTT^ift'T/. "MtH? /. 
 I To be p. <T>^?ft 3T^-TT^3t. 
 
 I To Pbejudge, To Peejcbicate, v. a. judge and determine 
 leforehand. 'j€f-3T'rr?T-&c. or =^qr?fT^ '^-kc. 3T^-f^- 
 
 ^ f%«nT»».-fJT^TITOT.-&c. ^^7T ^^of. 
 ! Peejudice, n. opinion or sentiment formed without examina- 
 j tion. q>^-«T-4-^r-=r«IKI=^ J^/.-^^q^t/.-HT^RT/.-stfH/. 
 
 2 Jifl* ajaintt. ^^\r\ qts/ 3Te/.g?^/3T5ft/. <ftolw. frriTm. 
 
 cfti./" «rt^m.M. 5n^OT. ^q^«. ^«. ^FrSi^T!. si^oetwi. 
 
 3 bias for. q?=nn?TM. d<*^lfl/. sfl^/. STT^m. 
 
 4 detriment, harm, Sjc. v. Hubt. 5+W1«. ^Tl«ft/. vTsgTw. 
 
 2b Peejudice, «. a. bias against. 3T7/.-3T^/.-«rt^ln.-^rS«. 
 
 -&c. irrrpT -3Tm<J|f^. o/o. rjV7» f^^, 'ftotM.-5ff-Tm.-&c. 
 
 aimiJlf-q-or. 
 
 2 bias for. JTotq^, :Fc5OT.-FPF>».-rrT?r»i.-3fr5/.-&c. ^9t. 
 
 8 cottse detriment to, y. To Hurt. ^^^Rfl.-J^^RfTJft/.- 
 
 &c. «J>^, VTigTn.-f^'H'+-lw. ^-HK"it- 
 PBEJUDiCEn, p. T. V. 1. 3T^-'ft5E-&c. 3Tm3??T-*TTHt7T-3Tr • 
 
 2 ^oS<jrfrf|, spH f^r^HT, &c. 
 
 3 g+.«H %^OT-5T^?5T, &c. 
 Pbejudicial, a. y. V. 3. and Huetful. aTT^FR^, 3T«nFlfl'y 
 
 Peejudicialsess, n. V. A. arqwfW'TT »». «l n' kH » ll m. an^Fr- 
 PBEJUDICIALI.Y, a<fy. V. A. g**)M fr^ (/ed. arq^R stiw 
 
 Pbe-KXOwledge, «. previous hnou^edge. ^^ HPr«. "J^fTPTn. 
 
 Prelacy, n. ^^ t^feq^^ ^rmr/.-'iTf^nFR m.-^^f. 
 
 Peelate, n. M^X( tTH'r«T?T m. 
 
 Pbelectiox, n. v. Lectube. <n3 wj. 
 
 Pbelectob, «. V. Lectiber. mz BtiFnTT, TTS^. 
 
 Pbelibatios, m. v. Fobetaste. q^'fPT ««. qgY'?*!^ »». 
 
 Peeliminaby, a. //<«< precedes the main business, precioug, 
 introductory, preparatory. viM+HMI, "J^'SfT, ^oETt^fi^r, 
 STT'<Tf*(^i TTftTrfspp, ^FH??!, "J^+tJo^t, '^hRtjf^T, SW^Roft- 
 
 Preliminary, n. something previous or preparatory. TT^SKT- 
 
 %-sm:*n%-&c. "j^Vr f^nTT OT.-»Tt^/.-&c. 3H+Ji'i4f^'nT m. 
 
 q«rfn »i. W^ffT n. OT^T^ff n. pi. 
 p. obseivations. wRhiii/. 
 Prelude, n. — in music. "J«i<'l w- 'T<ift(i<^^ «. 
 
 2 something introductory and indicative. *\4hS «. "J^'InJ. 
 
 "Jsfr^^nJr ». "j^^g^^ n. 
 
 Dramatic p. WWI^HT/ srWI«fH «. 
 Pbelusive, Pbelusoby, a. introductory and indicative. "j4- 
 
 ifevMHI, "j4^'ll-=(T, &c. "T#1915^. [ 3<J5MiF. 
 
 Peematube, a, ripe before the time. «Mrti^ 'J<ffft«h^OT, ^- 
 
 2 happening, i^-c. before the proper time. JFI?Jr^ "T^T^ry 
 
PRE 
 
 PEE 
 
 ^EP7, 31M01+lf?l+,31M<fl+W-i,31<|uf4,|rt|tM*t,+lr4M4+lfe*. 
 3 adopting hasty measures, v. Pb£CIPITaKT, <d<1N^I, 3H- 
 
 Pbematvkklt, aJr. \. A. 1- 2. ^TST% "jCf, IJTc^^ arni^. 
 Pbemattbesess, Pbematcbiti, n. v. A. 1, ♦irfl^ ^ f^- 
 
 3 j dl* < * MOi | m. TffRit/. 
 To Pbemeditate, r. o. recolreor contrive in the mind before- 
 hand. JTJTtfT ^ *r^^ %^-%^ %^, f^^TT m.-^JTHT/.- 
 «rp!pn/.-^^/-3»5«'»M n.-&c. "J^ !RWI ^.o/o. q^NrT- 
 
 5TT/.-^5C^Hr/.->j^r!fr3T5TT/.-7^^«rR »«.-&c. ^ot i/.o/ o. 
 
 To Pbbiieditate, r. n. meditate or think beforehand. 3T»Tr- 
 
 5T-"j4T-&c. f^^R ».-H5pT n.-&c. qRot. 
 Pbeiiei>itated,/j. v. V. A. ani Ixtenhoxal. *T?im <J^ 4t- 
 
 3R ^^^.'^l, &c. q«nFf?<T?T, "T^'Ttf^PT, "J«f<f^, gf^^J^, 
 
 «l*fr><*, ^¥.<rMs}>f1, "J^tl+rrMH. 
 PHEMEDITATIOS, fl. T. Y. A. — act. ^ ^V^^ 3^ «. <fec. "J- 
 
 f'^.r^H i/. 'T^^nRT/. ^r^^/. <j5rf5jflqR «. "j^f^T^rr^w. 
 
 V. V. N. <J«jftSI< m. ^'THT^ «. ^I%H n. 
 Pkemices, n. V. First fkuits. ^^raT/- '"T^T »• Jllt^^T^/. 
 Pbeuieb, a. principal. II«IPT, J^q'. 
 Pkemieb, n. prime minister. WcqipiiTT m. Jj^rppi^ n. ^v^- 
 
 PlEUiEBsniP, w. o^re of premier. H<^4<S(MH^/-H<<Mmqpn- 
 
 To Pkemue, ». o. jywwA or write before at introductory _ ij^- 
 
 arniTT'- "rfjpT^ 3TiT'ft-3n?nt*ft-Ac.?it»iof-^t»pT %^- 
 i^r^^ ».-^wi«j<j<ifd-m n.-&c. "Rtif y. o/*o. jnf'P'«iH w. 
 
 PleUlSED, /). T. v.— <Tl{T «if»M>,f'J, M<*<4r«r^<4l%^«ff WtftrT- 
 
 E*iEMiii50, %. V. v.— act. ^ «t«Pt n. Ac. ^^■a'T n. <jV^- 
 ^^ ». JTOTl^^reVT^ «. U^HN'i^fi^^H fl. anTHT^T^iTT fl. 
 JUfV-fJiT n. 
 
 PlEMliES, «.— in logic. ^'jPT^ m. JT^^fn/. m»I5T «• 3Tren- 
 
 2— in Uw ; enclosure and house. q^friT «. ^fTHTtt/. f^- 
 
 ?J^T^ «. fl. «rT*TT? fl. 
 PlSMltE, fl. antecedent proposition. <fH?7 «. 3TT«tn?T «. 
 Pbemivw, fl. bonus to a money lender, inft^/ »Tlir/ JITT- 
 
 W»l/. [mWlFl* fl. 
 
 2 pnw, bounty, yift.\^n'^/. ^t^ n. f^m •«. «. ^ n. 
 To pBKMOidKn, V. a. fore-Korn. 'fJf-AcHtn't-vfnTW't-^^- 
 
 *Jf-»m^/. zii or W^, ^['f^^'T «-«Jf%'^»TT/.-&c. mA. 
 PtxMOjriBnBD, p. r. V. ^^fapTTV^W Ac. ^^<PT. 
 
 PnM09I«BU, fl. PBEll05MRI5a, p. a. PBEMO.HrTOBT, a. V. 
 
 V. f<T simnrmTT-^l^fflTRT-Ac. tNi^'i l< i <l^^» i O . 
 PimonMBKEST, Pbemotitios, »i. t,V, —aet. ^ <mm^n. 
 
 Ac. ^<Ht Twft^/ ^^^ fl. ^^i^'n/. 
 
 ]?SE50ME5, fl. name prated to the family name, w 
 
 e 
 
 kII 
 
 1^^ Tt^w. 
 Peestice. See Appkektice. 
 Pbe-occupanct, Pbe-occupatiok, n. t. V.— art. "jfT t?T<ifH. 
 
 &c. ^<t-'rf^?ft-&c. ^f^^tl'l/. 'T^^-"7l^t5T-sr«TH^-&c. Htn 
 
 wi.-H>T^^T m. "}^<TROT «. ^^T^ «. ^*fi^ ♦». 
 Pbe-occupied,2>. y. V. q^ tR^T, &c. ^g^?r. 
 Pbe-occupteb, fl. Pke-occdpiikg,2'. «. V. V. 3T»ft^ tR<JU- 
 
 ^-^RT-ifcc. 
 To Pee-occupt, v. a. take possession before another. g^TT- 
 
 ^-<T5'T-3TmT^?fTyR-'HRTffrn^?r-&c. VRwt-^wf .3;nqr^ ^- 
 
 'ftn^T wi.-&c.<F^ y. o/ 0. <J^R»IT H.-&C. ^FT^ y. ofo. 
 To Pke-obdaix, v. a. ordain beforehand. 'T^T-3T'il^-&c. ^- 
 
 H<ff-r<Tr?9T-q't^ or %HJT-&c. ^fit-^^, q5f'^f>=T «».-'J«ff^- 
 
 tTFT wi . -q^^Vrq^T /.-Ac^Twf y. of 0. 
 Pbeobdainkd,j». v. V. q^T-arni^-Ac-^iT^-^flR CTSJt^T, 
 
 PBE0BD1KAT105, »7. V. V. "J^T %JTwt W. ^^f^S^R fl.' "J^f^lf^TW?. 
 
 Peepaid, o.— letter, &c. ^^-"^?IT-(%HrT-&c-3nil^ f^?|r^r. 
 
 Pbeparatios, fl. T. V A. l.—act. ?t^r sRWf n. ftf^ «PTot «. 
 
 &c.— state. JT'TTft or "rtTrft/. f^^/. ftf?/. PSTT^/. 
 
 2— <IC^ rWIT ^"if fl. ??^T^ W. Sa^ »». Ac. ?t^ OC 
 
 f^ f. B^iTn «i. fT^sit^ /. 5«pr/. fl^^oi— «<<»/<•. 
 
 a«mt or "?i?TI<t/. i%5?TT/. ftl^/. 
 
 8— art. ^FKi^fl. 3it3?^«. &c. «pi?r^;rft/. qmrt/. 
 «nn^/. H^JTff/. Trnnn/. ^?q>R ««. 
 4— ac/. ^TOT w. r^jof fl. ?:^fir/. 
 
 V. V. N. fI?Trtt or "^JTTft/. fTH5 or rl^/. cl^ift^/. 
 2 HViO/. qiH^^/. *»l<«J<rfr »»• 
 
 I. jrejjaraiive measures. fTTT^t orl^^Trtt/. ?I^ or f^f. 
 (\^Mt^f. 3rqR »». 
 
 II. that tchick has been prepared, compounded, ^'e. — of 
 food. TgjRT fl. q^5ii fli. — of medicine, v. Compoukd, «IT- 
 iS OT. niT^R fl. n^TT w. 
 
 Pbepabative, pBEPABATOBT.a. tending, S[e. to prepare, quali- 
 fy, fit, i^'c. <^^Jf\-&c. ipTWRT-Ac. n«TTft^r 3M«ft'ii^i, a- 
 
 &c. 3M'+H*I^IT, ^ip*irq'FT<t, ^ifWAT*^^. 
 Pbepabative, n. that vrhich prepares or fits. f^^f^T^f^W-f'^' 
 
 «T m.-^rV fl.-&c. 
 Phepabativelt, ade. v. A, vmiO*(l€i, n^Trtt «^T^ TT'* ^" 
 
 To Pbepabe, t>. a. fit, adjust, qualify, make ready for, Sfe. <T 
 
 <n?-fR5-flW or ?.v-vi\^pop. sitiinT or 3fr»ir-3nnF-<nRT 
 
 <R or n or ?T^rT-3qW- <F1«{^H-?^»T ( in coinp. )-&c. «F 
 
 /.-Ac. ^-imoior, fimf in armot, 3(fP!ff*r, g*m't, '(t'f 
 
 »B fli.-iim?rft/.-«T^4T/.-Ac. «Rofy. ofo. 
 
 2 provide, make ready beforehand. JTOR-ftr^-Ao. i?>T«t-^ 
 
 or ipn<t/-?nT^/.-«^ m.-Hlfj^ n.-Ac. «Roi-<Rf7T ^- 
 oiy.o/o. ^JROfr, ^rSTn,?*^?"^^, ?T75T»TT/-Ac.irr<7f y. o/«. 
 
me 66 
 
 3 drets, teork up, make ready hy process. ^^W^^ sfrJT^- 
 
 OT, 5FHT^^/.-^r»ni/.-JT?TFFr/.-H^T^ f.-ff^yt^f.-'t^i^- 
 
 OT.-&C. «J>T0ty. of 0. 
 
 4 V. To Make, To Fobm. ^KT'^t, J^K ^R^f , r^, rspTtf- 
 
 ^^"I?* /•''^- ''^ 9- "f "• 
 To Pkkpahe, r. n. take previous measures, get tlnngt ready. 
 adrift/- -?lH^/-fTjT^t^/.-«i<ri»)W OT.-^T'Rfft /.-&c. iRof. 
 
 2 waie one's self ready. r\n\(\f.-&c. ;Rwr,?T'TK-&c. STO'f, 
 ^*TT/. «lf«^, ^PT^^/.-+H<»(WI OT.-&C. ^^. 
 
 Pbepabed,;?. v. V. A. 1. fnTK%^?5T-«l«3T, ^5%^??T-?T%- 
 ?ST, rTTlftrT 3Tm^?^, &c. JTTIT or ^qR, f^^, ^ Or f5^, 
 <i'HI + , 'fr^T ;'o;). ^mrTT, ril<<+., 5^. 
 
 3 *HI<ilrtrtT, 3Tt^^?r<^, &C. ?F«FT^. 
 Pbepakedness, n. v. P. ri<TfO »»• ^■mO/. RtS'TT/. 
 Pkepahee, n. Pbepabino, p. a. v. V. A. 1. ?r?m ^jTOTRT, %- 
 
 2 rfqn; ^TTTTr, tl^MviTn, ^fsm spiUIKI, &C. 
 
 3 ♦HI*(UIKr, &o. 
 
 4 ^Rwrrrr, <-MWiKf, &c. 
 
 Pbepatment, n. arnt^ f r5ft^-"^^.rf »m-&c. 'i[of n. 
 Pbepense. See Premeditated. [^rf*T^PT «. 
 
 Pbepondeeanoe, ». t. a. 1. 3Tf^ tT^PT «. srfvT^HTT »». HT- 
 
 2 JTTToET »'. srT':TT^ M. ST^TTTrrr/. 
 Peepondebast, a. ouiweigUng. 3T^np ^vfH|-»||, 3^^ »TRT- 
 
 tTT, HTTTftT^TTSTT, 3Tf^»Trft. [ ^m. 
 
 2 fig. superior in force, toeight, ^c. q^^TTT, inf?5, JIH:||<-m- 
 To Peepoxdebate, ». «. exceed ifi weight. arf^^PTlft-STf^- 
 
 2 fig. exceed in force, weigTtt, influence, t^'o. ipiTR-^loi+d- 
 :f^c5-&c. aiTO^, ^TTTcST wj.-iTT'in^ W.-&C. sm'T ^. o/«. 
 
 Peepositiox, m. — in grammar, ^is^^fr^ ^^S^f^ «. 
 
 An inseparable preposition is TTfT^ m. Jfany of the 
 most oppressive words of the language are formed with 
 one or other of these inseparable prepositions. 
 
 Pbf.positionai., Peepositive, a. t. N. 3<T*|»ifqr, -^M^'l^q - 
 
 To Prepossess, v. a. lit. See To Pre-occupt. 
 
 2 &g. incline or impress previously in favor of. <T^-3iPTt- 
 ^?;-Mf^«-^l^-&c. 5loE^tjf-3rfTTot-^TT n. 3ft5Wf-^3»«. VT-^- 
 t1I+NU| n. ^T^t-Ac. 
 
 3 imp-ess previously against. Sec To Peejcdicb. 
 Prepossessed, p. v. V. 2. ^T^^^HW, &c. 
 Peepossessor, Pbepossessinq,;?. a. v. V. 2. <T§?sT f^ aft- 
 
 ciKi, TT^WMlsnl^f ^tT alleuiUI, Ac. ^^!MI-s| fSTrTT^WT. 
 Prepossession, n. v.V. 2. pretious imp-ession or inclination. 
 
 afta^'t^ 'j^F'^ft TT^ir/.-gf^/.-^TrTrT/.-^nrarfT /.-<jTr3T 
 
 W.-^WH M.-3TT5/-^3J w»r [ ■»HM I. 
 
 Preposterous, a. inverted in order. ■j'fr<Ki) | -^>H I -H I, f^T^fT 
 
 2 T. Absurd, Foolish. 7t5^T, f^^^, ^spir, ar^TT^, 
 
 Pbeposteeocslt, adv. v. A. 1. 5PRR«TT ^Ht^, 3^?ITT ?P*tI- 
 
 2 ;jr?7T </ec/. ^r^^ decl. &c. ar^f^ >J#^, ?ft#tf5rTTm<j^. 
 Preposteroussess, «. Y. A. vJH><KrjJW "»• 7c57r=P*T m. f^- 
 ^d^PT m. 
 
 Pbepuce, n. foreskin, snft/. 5^/. ^5*^/. qj^ ^m^ /. 
 
 Frenum of the p. ^ROt/. ?ft^/. %^^ n. 
 
 Prerequisite, a. previously required, t. Necessary, api'r- 
 ^-"Tf^rTHf-Ac. 31«NI-=(1, "J^Nfl.^T^, "J^f^f^, M^f+lf^. 
 
 Peebequisite, n. something jjreviously required, v. Neces- 
 sary. sniKT aTOTTT'^ f^ »«.-f^'!rq «i.-&c. <T«rr^*i^- 
 
 &c. ft[«T^ OT.-A.C. [ 1^"^mTTTT/. 
 
 Prebooative, n. peculiar privilege. ^ »«. f%^7Tf^^^ w. 
 Presage, n. v Prooxostic. 'j^f^^T'T «. "j4r=<^ «. 
 To Presage, v. a. v. To Foreshow, To Pbogsosticate. <^f 
 
 ^^f^-^^rVt, 'jfg;^^ n.-3Ttre[5^ «.-&c. sRot y. 0/ 0. 
 
 <J5^?TaT n. 3T^ y. 0/ 0. [ eq^^Vr n. 
 
 Prescience, n. fore-knowledge. q«f?lH w. Tf^^^fTR «. Hf^- 
 Pbescient, Pbescious, a. fore knowing. ^f^^^^Mt^ hR»<<- 
 
 2b Prescbibe, p. o. or(/er, direct, lay down as a rule or law. 
 ^H't, %^ ^, ^tTRT n. srt^ ^, Pl<<H or %tt ot.-^- 
 fq'm.-fWpT n.-j^ »».-aiTTfrT/.-&c. ^T#, ^PT^ m.-VTTT 
 
 2 rfirec^ medically, ^ffnfir, ^, ^T^TT w. «t'l3l-^^. 
 2b Prescribe, v. n. direct remedies. v3M-=)R w.-^fW^T «.-^- 
 
 ^M)M-e||< m.- &c. Htn^T-'fr'nif, aJt^q- n. ^. 
 PeESCBIBED, p. V. V. A. 1. ^H^ f^r^rtl, &c. f^TTf^fT, ^I^H, 
 
 f^rf^, f^rf^, 3TTf^, f^T^'P, ^^1 Wvift'P, ^r^rf^^. 
 
 2 ^if*ld<^rfl, 'JM')KI-=II ^tPiaP.rti. 
 Peescbibeb, «. Pbescribino, p. a. v. V. A. 1. %^ ^iTRT, 
 
 ^H+tUIKT, f^ +<<'1KI, «FT^ ^TTT^ ^"llll. 
 PbBSCBIPT, «. V. COMMAXD. aTTItT/- f^*'' »'»• 3?!^ «. 
 Peesceiption, n. v. V. A. 1.— ac<. %TTot n. ?t»T^ ^ n. Ac. 
 
 f^^f^ or %H >». 'sfT^T /. M^ »«. f^«:TPr «. 
 
 2— act. ?rt^ n. &e. OT'S|KI-<ft qt^TTT/. 
 
 I. medical recipe. J^t^nrHt ^/- ^Pif^MiT ffi. TTSflT^- 
 f»I m. fM%m\?i'^ m. 
 
 II. immemorial use and enjoyment, — as furnishing a claim 
 or title. ^'fl*rr^*ll'l/. ^Jft^Tt?/ JTI^ft^ ♦Ti'iiei «». 3T5TT- 
 f^MiHil/. f4M<M<l/. f^<*l«*Tr»T w. 
 
 Peescbiptive, a. consisting in or ai-quired hy prescription. 
 
 Peesekce, n. — as opposed to absence. ^iPHO/. flRHTR'^T 
 /. :T?q?T?TT/. ?m?TfTT/. 3TTf»Tn?sq «. ^nT^TWH??/. 
 
 In the p. of TO, ?m?T, r«i<jHi^, 5:ii^ <w ^€, ^r^^., 
 
 p. as a witness, of a third person. R<|HM/. n. 
 
 To suffer to be in one's p. vf^ j^tT ^T't, ^T^TSE ^if^ 
 
PEE 
 
 667 
 
 P»E 
 
 2 ( of mind ) telj-pottettion. WWiJ'^:''^ w. flW^^T^/. TT- 11 
 H/. TH »i. ^^MM n. ^^^^/ afW^TR n. J{*i«lNMM n. 
 8 «/«/« btjore a great perton. KvH< «. j 
 
 4 See Pkesescechambek. 5 See MiEjr. 
 
 PlESEKCE-CHAMBEB, n. J-JIT »». f^MlUJ^lHI W. 
 
 Pkesest, a. not abtmt. ^Ivflt, ^, fiiqHM, IrT??, arpT^W, 
 3rTTT?T, NjMt*4l'/l. 
 
 2 being note in rieic or under consideration, -mrtm, ^^T^- 
 
 3 not past or future, note exitting, note being, belonging to 
 the pretent time. -MWrfl, -^Wr^+loi^, f«)<JHM, ^T?fWT, 
 ?TtlPT^, *<J!TH+lot^, lItH'1+.W-<<l, ?i<T?^I?ft^, 9?r5^, ^- 
 
 The present vear. +(W*< A-^K — the p.month HI^M^H^i. 
 At p. at the p. time, t. J^ow. ^s^, ^Tlft, fllMfl, ^JI- 
 d*t4'l, ?T^: /»/). «<r <>»• ^5«TT, ^, >4t3<l, iTf>?f. 
 For the p. fliJjH^WI-ll, <iTi-+,i*irti, ^. 
 
 4 ( tense ). T^mM, f*lt|*<H- 
 
 5 collected, *elf-po**e*$ed. m^^y «RMH, gf^^, ^r^*?^- 
 
 Pretest, «. t. Girr. 5R n. ^opft/ ^^H ». prr*T «. 
 
 Complimentary p. p. to a tupfrior, or amongst pertont 
 of rank: ^^VCf. •T^WTT m. ^zf. VTHT WSH^/. TT^T- 
 f M. JMI<<H n. 3"?MI9 ». 
 
 Preaenta to auperiora— compreh. H^TT^T'smoiT m. 
 P. made to a great person on being introduced. 
 
 P. ( of articles of apparel, ic.) from off the person. 
 37TTT <itnT*»«. 3^TTT ••. 
 
 Presents by rotaries to Br£hmans, Ac. ^HT n. 
 2b PbesECT, r. a. introduce, ^-c. ^T3ftT-^:ic. ^JTjf^ ^^. 
 
 2 ( one's self ). ^r»ftT-&c. |ror, !piisTm-H€t?I-&c. %iif, j 
 
 ^^ H.-SR/.-Ic. ^, Hs»I-«4l'11 'T't. j 
 
 8 exkihU, offer, afford. ^T^^, cn^, ^t?T 3fTOiT-<rT'»f, ; 
 HIH^«i-r»i«'»t-^I'H*l *n'T-Hi«(«i-'TT^^'Jt in. con. tcith TT- 
 OT, ?rtTf^ •"'* 3»tH or *TM^, S)n«I n. VToi. j 
 
 4 gireformdlif, 3TfW, ?wfW^, fH%^, 3»^ «.-?nrfoT»«.- , 
 f^%^ ». *m, ^^TT /.-Ac. %xxf( g. of 0. [: 
 
 6 T. To OlTE. ^, ?R n. ^T't, TSrm. I 
 
 6 lay before. ^ %fif. 
 
 7 (a inJ»eile,Ac.) t.To Foist, hm^., %»m, mnor^rot. | 
 
 PBE«E]rTATI05, PlEflXTISO, W. T. V. !.— «/. Tlf ^t^ ff. 
 
 2 fnfU fToi n. Ac. 
 Cro«» p. ( of the fcptus ). ITTPI «n»r ••■ 
 
 3 ^TWm «. Ac. CT^W«IV/. ^»^ ". 5«,lin n. 
 
 4 aif(ot ». Ac. ynm n. «iri«i «. f^w^^ n. %^t/. 
 Pnnirnn, p. t. V. 1. ^ "P?^, *»?wi?^, Ac. 
 
 8 ^T»WSJS5T, Ac. 5fj<»», V[^^. 
 4 irKfaSsiT, Ac. ^TfJ?», m^fAn, M^. 
 7 XlWMI, ^^WHT, ^PI^Wi Ac. 
 
 Itusrrm, n. ftunnso, f. a. ». V. 1. ^ fr^^ITT, »r: 
 
 4 3TpWnT, &C. 31"|ui*TlI, ^JT^^rTT, f^f^S^T^PrrF, 3T^, 
 
 Pbesemimest, n. previous conception, impression, apprelien- 
 
 sion, Sfc. »Tra m. >TR «. or "J^^ TRT M. "j€Nr HR «. 
 
 P. of CTii. atrmTH n. [^SR^T, ^^. 
 
 j Pbese>-tlt, adv. v. Now. ^<lt ;)ojj. ^5'5TT or ^<IT, fltipT, 
 
 2 shortly, soon. '^rS% ^srRf, ^V^, ifti^RfTT, JT»I, ^^"1- 
 
 3 See Immediately, Ikbtaktly. 
 I Pbeseevable. a. v.V.l. TT^TTMrnT-^THrn-Ac. T^S^ft^, X^, 
 i Pbesebvatios, Pb«sebti50, n. v. V. l.~act. TTOof «. &c. 
 I il^"!/. ^^^T >«. ^T?TW «. «RT^ m. BHToS wi. ?nTOT ». ^T- 
 
 1; fff n. gr^^tJT w. ?^/. mR-mi"! m. <tt?^ 7'«y. «noEor «. tR- 
 2— ffc<. ^msm «.Ac. ^?nT/. N^iMmnr/. ^t^?fk/. ^nr- 
 
 Woft/ ^mWTt?5/. ^^TTT/. 
 Peesebtatite, o. having the poteer or quality of preserving. 
 
 ^nft-Ac. ^^ui*<m^. 
 
 Pkesebvative, n. /Ao< tchich preserves, x^ur n. ^moT/. 'i^T- 
 
 ORTTtpT n. ^fVW]^^ n. ^^«imiq »«. 
 To Pbesebve, ». o. save, defend, keep, protect. TT^of, T?^^, 
 
 ^TT?^, «l-m«|ffr, ^*not^, fTRwif, ^'ilf^,^^^, ToEot, ^?1<^ 
 
 «.-?iT^«iI n.oim n.-Ac. !Rof ^. o/o. 
 
 2 keep or lay by carefully. ^fTa^B^^olf-^Iflfii, 'J^fT'T •I>T'i- 
 
 j^.^x^T^, 3T<T5T "FCT CT^, ^jT %«rot, ^j^^iif , ^r«no5or, 
 
 >^im«U|, 5Tt7WTT/.-&c. liT't y. of 0. <^r^ qr^ %^ or 
 
 8 ( fruits, Ac. ). 5T«*rT m. ^^ g, ofo. f{m<^ «ir*dr- 
 
 Pbesebve. n. conserve of fruit. JTS^IT or g^iiT »». ^I^^r- 
 P. of mangoes. JotilT »n. HSsfif m. gainr «. 
 
 2 place for the shelter of game. ftl^prft^I 5|;nf5c-in%-Ac. 
 
 ^T'jn'^'ft Tmr/. 
 
 Pbesebved, ;>. v.V.l. nw^^, Ac. T%H, ?t>f?T?T, gTf?T<T, rjr- 
 
 3 «r^T^ <iT^<^-^'mj^ Ac. 
 PsESEBvr.B, n. Pbesebvi.ko,^. a. v. V. 1. TminRT, ?flTOtrn, 
 
 Ac. ?TT?Ti;, tw>, fiRV, 5mr, w^i>nf-^rr^-Ac. fl^^m- 
 ^nf-^-Ac. qTR^, »itW, f»»fl<Tf;,<?n^'Faf-^rtt-Ac. <n?! 
 
 A Mlr^v ( in comp. as, MT^?, »T^hii,Ac. ), q ( in conip. 
 as, ^fnq, tR7, Ac. ). 
 
 2 sniH ^fiTTT, 3ifH TT^TTr, ifi^i«wiKl, 9INT?WRT, Ac 
 
 3 WTf^ ST^^nTT, 5^«*tl "FT'tirr, Ac. 
 To Pbbsidk, p. n. i« /A« Arorf, chief, avperintendettl. 
 
 manager, <ff. w ^ ' *n ■ nn^- 3Tfw*T<t- 3»«T?T.IT*n'T-'TIT^- 
 
 yim-Ac. 5Rflor, m'l^.-fl^^ /-Ac. v^iJf, i^^>^/- 
 
 Ac. *t^, «T3Rr^. [ 3?«^?fm/. 
 
 FbesUSSCT, n. T. St;ruiIKTE5I>E5CE. ^>?l/. 3lfM^^ m. 
 
PEE ce 
 
 2 office of a president. 3TRT?^T^-&c. ^;TPTT/.-'?^/.-&e. 
 
 3 country of a president. ^HT^w. ?lfrt«- a<Mrti?lc5T ^m. 
 PkESIDENT, «. PeESIDEB, «. PRESIDI5G, p. a. V. V. H^TT, 
 
 *f?q", 3TEq^, HT^PF, ?I^IT, ^^^ ^<mTT, TT^T, ^5^, 
 
 ?fr^s,m or ^T'^n^TT. [ »<hn«f. 
 
 P. of an assembly, council, &c. WHTTf^T, ?T*rT«r?T, ^- 
 Pbesidentsoip. See Pkesidesct. 
 
 To Pkess, v. a. compress, squeeze, Sfc. %^, %<T^''t, <^Nuf, 
 '^Nr:^, ^TW, <^sH"ji, ^"PtJif, aiTNaot. 
 
 A weight placed to p. down. <^iMU| n. ^i<tT »". ^qj- 
 tiT n. %'T'T or of «. 
 To p. and squeeze to discover (the seat of pain, <fec.) 
 
 2 constrain, urge, drive, Sfc. v. To UEaE. ^S^f, ^JRWT, 
 ?^7T5!tJf, tf^"^, 'i Not lit, iRif^jn.-JTarw. m^ot, *nTm. sr^- 
 "^-^Tof, f%^/. pJTspt, an^m. sprit, MI^I'^H/. n. ^JT'Jf, 
 
 <jf-5Rijr, Tosr «t.-r55N1t/.-&c. krot y. 0/ 0. ^'^rt^-m- 
 
 %B^-3TT^-«5T?ft!n:-&c. ^^^ g. of 0. 
 
 3 enforce, inculcate urgently, an^f^w.-^npf /.-&c. ^t^ 
 g. of 0. or arr?!^ ^R^T-'^T^FS sp^TT-^^-Ac. ■t)|'|Ul-q^ 
 srtvTor, Tofr STt?^, TT^^ SraoT. 
 
 4 straiten.^ distress, Sfc. 3TT^'3'ft<T-^«p^-^trr-.^C.3TMO|f- 
 "TTsSr, a^sxiuif^ui. 
 
 To be pressed. arj^oTwr, aT^^mJt. 
 
 5 Jear strongly on, act on with weight or force. *nT tn. 
 Mlr^yt-'FT't, TR ffJ.-^jOT.-^^r^ m.-afr^n.-Ac. Tl^f y. of $. 
 Kith m of 0. 
 
 G impose by importunity. rv£\-9^ ^tm, ^VStV ?5Wit, 
 ^Sm Toff T^-aHm^H-&c. ^(Jjf-itsrf^. 
 
 7 «>ye, importune, v. To Haxo xjro>-. arm^ m. ^IT^, 
 
 ^-iI3I^t^-&C. iRfdry. ofo. IT5ST W.-ToSfMt/.TT^B.- 
 &c. tTT^t-aTT^oSot g. of 0. %^RTot, %^^ ^. 
 
 8 ( into service ) impress. Wt^-fspiT^ tRwf, Sfctr^- 
 
 Pressed service. ^/. fjpTR or ifin:/. Mlfij'IU /• «iR- 
 %5/. f^/.— freely or compreh. %5 ^^TTT/%5^TcET »». 
 
 9 V. To Cbowd. ^/. i|j^. 
 
 10 V. To EMBHiCE. %ilr?r «Kot, gfHrfr trr^. 
 
 Jb Pbess, t). M. j?««7t o«, yo forward. ^ 'JTTot-^fSi'f , %»T 
 
 2 <*rony, V. To Crowd, ^f. «FTot, ^ ^J^TT ^^-3fm- 
 
 <tc. r^RCTf, %;ioi, %T «j.-%qT%r/.- %7RT OT.-&C. ^jT'Sr. 
 
 3 on; upon ; &c. lear strongly on, — a work, &c. ^TT^- 
 
 girO^i-ic. si^oT, JTi^ra' sRm. 
 
 To p. hard upon, be close at one's heels. %?wf, f»T50T, 
 
 To p. through or forward: /wee one's way. tr^folf or tT- 
 
 Pbess, Pbessikg, Pressure, n. v. V. A. l.—act. ^^V[ n. 
 
 ^of n. Ac. ^T'lft/. %^jF/. ^oft/. ^(^^ /. ^i«T^ 
 
 1 PEE 
 
 /. 5Nl<J|ift/. %T%ft/. 
 
 Pressing and squeezing. ^tTT^lT or <ft/. 
 2 ST^of m. 5m?'ir «. «tc. flPT «». ^fRf ?!/. fH^^ f. STT- 
 q^ w. TTotfqift/. 
 5 HIT »». %^ m. ^ »». 3fr# «. ^TnT »». ?^3qr or ^ »». 
 
 Press of business, cares, &c. «PT*rT^-&c. ^^j^ «i.. 
 
 7 anixj^ m. notft^ift/. 
 
 T. V. N. 2. ?T^/. 11^/. %?nft/. ^iiRM^/. ^z\ m. 
 %^<»T/. 3«I?iTT or ^ OT. TTIT »». ^ITSr m. ^z m. ^^J. 
 
 fETSHTs/. r^i^f Vn^^ArH £ \f f^ttrni\f ^^^^ »». 
 
 «?/• 5?T/. ^ [f^HTT «. 
 
 I. throng, v. Crowd. %7 m. ^m m. ^?t m. n^ »». |T- 
 
 II. instrument to press — gener. ^rT»». =?rn«RrT^-5i«i<iqi- 
 ^-&c. ^^ n. 
 
 III. sugar press. tJ^ m, 
 
 IV. printing press. ^V\^im^ q=5T ». gpT «i. ^ »«. is 
 commonly used by Marfithus conversant with our 
 printing offices. 
 
 V. ( for clothes, &c. ) ^TR n. 
 
 Pressed,^, v. V. A. 1. %q^?rr, ?fnT%?;T, ■^ I Mritt l, &c, 
 2 ^^^?7T, 5T»rr^?!T, rnw ^r^r, &c. 
 
 G T^t 5?ftT%?CT, 9T5tW ?JT^i?!T, 3TTq^ f3;?|?yr, &C. 
 
 7 HoE MMolt*!, nssf tr^^HT. [%?IT. 
 
 8 t^?T KTT^OT, faPTTft^ ^^ ^Z^([t^ ^TT^J^ %!r- 
 Person p. %55TT, q?;^, f^rft or ^TTft, «*<fi|»H<t, *T^- 
 
 %3m ; — keeping up of p. persons for conveyance of 
 burdens, ^FJffr f^lT/. ^T^ftr^/.— Person kept up iu 
 readiness, ^T^ftrfsPTrtt, ^T^^SfTT. — Burden conveyed 
 by p. person, fVlR or qiR/. ^zf. tfs m. 
 Pbesser, «. Peessiso,/>. v. V. A. 1. %HOTRT, ^raWTn^, =5?!- 
 quTTTT, &c. 
 
 2 ^^oTiTT, '^miuiKi, rrm ^"iKi, not surfuiKi, naf^ 
 <5RonTr, &c. nsTT «4<u(Ki-q^^sT, 'Clflslit^ ^^mRT-«Rr- 
 
 J5OT, &C. 
 
 4 sn^oftcT a<|u|u|Hi-i|l4UIKI, &c. 
 
 5 and Uboekt. 'HTT mf^oiTTT, f^PF^T, 'iT^^r, flifl^- 
 
 tRWm-ST':^f?T, &c. [UTRT. 
 
 8 \(m ':nTTnT, fsprrft^ tnTtmr, »rz^3iWt# =5ri+0« %^- 
 
 Pbestioe. n. See Chakm. 2 influence from past success. ^Vff 
 
 Peesto. See Qcicklt. [^,&c. 
 
 Presumable, a v. V. A. M^I^INI-M^ e*4I*1NI-<T^UI*<NI- 
 
 To Presume, v. a. take or suppose to he true without proof 
 
 examination, S;c. n»iiuimi-jii-^fN;7n«(i-^i-&c.qfot-^HjT- 
 
 6f-:3Tmot-HmST-?T^ ^^, spfrT'Jf, ^r<T^r/.-3R»rR «.- 
 
 fT% m.-&c. ^^ g. ofo. f%5^ ^-vJTTOI'Jlr-MI'Hif, ar^HT- 
 
 To Pbesume, ». «. venture without leave., make bold. ^^- 
 o^tZ-amaft^/.-amsftrT/.-f^/.-tTT^^ n.-^fT^ n.-arfH- 
 
PRE 
 
 669 
 
 PEE 
 
 2 Aare arrogant and raingloriotu notiont:M[*\H\Am.-^S{^- 
 ^TTw.-3T^^/.-&c. «^-^KiIur, 3<l«ydl/.-^t/.-^ i 
 
 ■».-Jtc. «rr2i<iif-5R''t- fn <«i ui . 
 
 3 indulge unreatoncMe confidence. ^^WM,<S{^VT^ n.-'fr- 
 sRoE T^/-ft?J 3?^^IR n.-Ac. qT^-^T«f. 
 
 Pbesomik, «. PKEscMtSO, p. a. V. v. A. WHIoiRi-^^ ^- 
 
 T. V. N. 1. ^t\-£\^ *<«IKI, ^n^+H *f><uiKl, f*T^ <?)T- 
 
 3 <Tt^oE 3fWWR M<UIKI, ^TO*^ T^ y<uiKl, 5»+irHH|*fl. 
 pBEsuMPiios, n. V. V. A.— («•<. :pTI<»n^^ ^M «• f^?^ 
 tl^t «. Ac. 31d*fl6/. ST^KH «. ?l% »». 31^1%^/. ^>r^T/. 
 
 T. V. N, 1. M*\-£ [ ^ f. arnoft/. -m^J. f^/. ^re^n, 
 ^f^*»T 01. JHfH-+«ui n. • JHrd'»H^Tf.i »i. a t rd^>H N K m. 
 
 2 aiwi PbidE. 3Tf>THR w. ^^«I>K «». 3T^?>^/. SHrTfir- 
 
 3 aH>irMHM »•. q»«H^«t.K «. ff^ ar^^TFT n. J^ft 3%^/ 
 
 I. Mtrong probability. ?r»n^^/. ^T^ w. 
 Oround for p. 5^ m. 
 PsEsuxnivE, a. tol-«n 6y/>rrpiot<« «u/)2>o«i7iofl, grounded on | 
 probability. «4f,„ft-^1, ^^HUMI, fT^T^, 3TTg»1lPj<l>, 
 
 Presumptive beir. «*<lftf1**|Hlfy*lO, Hir^^r«TT- 
 2 See Pkescmptcous. 
 pBMUMPTcous, tf. ot<fr renliiretome, rathlg hold, ffe. 3T^T^- 
 
 54[t^, ^^I'-^f^ ^«fl"iMi, «i^«5fi, mfftn;, fn«t>Mi- ; 
 
 *ft, ftif^[?nwTfirT<ff, nif^«*wr«i*»ii, f^f^+)M<jini-><io. ■ 
 
 2 mrrtgant, a**ym,ng, v. Pboup. 'iTf^PTT^, 3fT^^jrft, *ni- 
 9 founded on pretumptiOH. ^^pHMRI^r, afTWfSmiTT^i^- 
 
 4 tedfml, ione im itrfUnte of eon»eienee. ^kna i ' ^i, ^rgT- ' 
 PiMUMmociLT, a^/o. V. A. 1. 3T^r!5J[^, llTflTJl^t*^, ^- 
 
 3¥i?wwTTsf , Ac. nif^«*mir'i:fk*iwi ^c^, f^r^^HfifiihH- 
 
 TN, Ac. [ *m|ii*. 
 
 2 arfinTTHn^. M^fii'.i^, h«i»>/134, Ac. :«fMHM<{4^, s^- 
 
 * A"*^! f^^i ^''P^i "'Ti'^pj^' ^i****t 5^irn^» 
 
 Panomrcoonrtai, r. t. A. 1. aiii PBuvMirton. apnz- 
 
 2 3rf>Tm5T»».aiT|^R««. *T^?^/.aTpTKT^mT/.aT^^Tfw/. 
 
 3 aHrnPHMM m. gii+iPHKR »«. 5TOr arf'T'TH »». "ft^^E 
 
 Pbescpposal, Pbesuppositiox, n. v. \.~act. I^'B?^^/. 
 
 2b Presuppose, v. a. suppose as previous, imply a» antece- 
 dent. "Taff-Ac. +.R'"4«i-tT^-^-&c. Y^ii+.rM'IT/.-'J^MH*? 1 /.- 
 "JMM^ui n.-&c. q^ ^. 0/ 0. [fT, "i4g^d. 
 
 PaEsupPOSED,/>. V. V. "J<if ^fr^rfar, Ac. "j4+f^d, ^JPTTf^- 
 PBETE^•CE, n. show of, sham, feint, wft ». ^ «• ^fn or 
 ^f^ n. iTrT^ n. f*rT i?Ojp. Jftff «. "ft^T «. f^ w. «K1M«i^- 
 ^/. ffl'f.Ruft/. |7?/ St? »». aiq^Sd w. s^TTST «. 
 
 2 /a/«ff plea, pretext. PiThtI w. *|^|U|| iw. fil^ jw>p. ift^ ». 
 iTET «• 3T^^ n». s^T^ m. 
 
 For a p. fHf*r?Tm. 
 
 To lay hold of or take a p. fSrfJTrT «. %*r »». 
 
 To watch or wait for a p. PlfMril*) \^, 
 
 3 claim. ^T^ m. ^ m. 'H^Tl/. srf^raiT m. 
 
 To Phetesd, v. a. show hypocritically, sham, feign. ?JFJ «.- 
 
 ^fn «.-?tn «.-iftw «.-»i?H) «.-«i^r w.-Ac. ^ot-q^-j^m- 
 
 ^y. 0/0. |75/-^(^Ter''ft/.-^n3^'3^/. <^KS<JU| y. e/o. 
 f\T7 «».-3TT«r W.-&C. sET^-MwJi-HTT'if y. of 0. 
 
 2 allege falsely, hypoeriticaUy, SfC. PiPItI n.-<l|l<l1| w.- 
 Jft^ it.-Ac. ?rtnot-q^-%<it y. ofo. 
 
 3 ( to; ) 7oy clam to,p'ofess to have. qr'TT w.-3T^i/».-3iT- 
 fSmPT »i.-31^*K «i.-3T^<riTT m.-3T^<TT/.-*0H>'ll w.-Ac. IIT- 
 oEH^-MT'I y 0/ 0. ft^ /Wi*. Wt^ n.-'^T »».-5K*5''r «.-^»R 
 n. ^tm y- o/^ 0. 
 
 To Pbetexd, v. n. hdd out an appearance of, make « if. ^- 
 n «.-«tn n.-Ac. ^T^-^-^ra^T^, ft<? «n.-&c. ^^^-TT^. 
 2 profess, lay a claim to. «n^T rn.-^q M.-fiJ*:^ pop. W\- 
 ^ «.-Ac. lltWO^, 3r|T »«.-3Tf»THT^ m.-Ac qT3»T^-*T^. 
 
 Pretended, J), v. V. A. 1. «1'||^' ^^OT, Ac. «1'ii-mi, fll'ii-m, 
 fi j WM I, il rim o ft^ , J3*IMwft^T, »Rim-««T, Ac. qwr<ift, 
 
 55^5^. [Mil 311^1. 
 
 2 f^P<TiH" ?rlf*ifia?5i, Ac. fsifiitTT^, «r^n"n^T, f*<*)i-«ir, 
 
 Pbetenbeb, n. Pbktexdisg, p. a. v. V. A. 1. A V. N. 1. flt- 
 
 n ijwim, cfn f><uiKi, 'T7i't>Q<»iTO, Ac. qjt»ft, *i'««i, tf»ft, 
 
 2 fsrfim wliinKi, «i^t ^^tnTrrr-'f ^^mrr, Ac. 
 
 3 and ▼. N. 2. HT^JT 'itvrTKT, ^1 ^rt'^TTTT, f^ft^ lt«in»Tr- 
 n, 3<j < <l l ^.« |PT[ T |, ITfiTHH matnWTRT-MT'rKT, -HplMI-^l, 
 
 Empty p. to great knowledge. ^ITTJft ??^a»«,M). 
 P. to a throne. ^«n m. 
 PsETExsioir, fi. c/ai»». ^^ w. f?T^ m, **iifi»t^^n m. ^ai- 
 
 To M?t up p. to ( tkill, ability, Ac. > fW^ n.-<tn »;». 
 .^t^EOI n.-Ac. «lf*^ y. 0/ 0. "iimT w.-3rf*TKH »l.-3(»JT wi. 
 
 iwrif. [ifnrf^tfr. 
 
 To aet up grand preton«ioni. JTr«T n.-'JtF n. 'Tff'Pt- 
 Tb«t iett op p. to. WJIT^, 3n|^T^. 
 
PEE 
 
 670 
 
 PEt 
 
 Pretebimpebfect, a. — in grammar. armf^T. 
 
 Pbetebit, a. — iu grammar. 'TrT. 
 
 Pbetermissios, «. V. V. iiorni n. ^\%^Si n. ^o5of n. Ac. TT- 
 
 To Phetebmit, ». a. o»»/<, v. To Pass, fli^u'i, 'ii*Oi, «(M««t, 
 Pbetermitted, p. y. V. ^re^OT, 1ToE%?5T, ^'iilr??J. 
 Pbetehkatubal, o. unnatural, beyond nature. ^HT«)Pi*ihi- 
 %^t^^i ^*fr^^'^^^i sr^f^f^'TH^I^, M*rd:hH«tl^, 
 
 Peeteenatuballt, a(/«. t. A. ?^*n^f^nrK-SR>ffrf't'TH-&c. 
 
 PKETEnPEKFECT, o. — in grammar. "M'J^. 
 Peetebplupebfect, a. — in grammar. Ml^^l*^. 
 Pretext. See Puete>'ce. 
 Prettily, adv. v. A. =^\^^^ ded. ^■^, ^"PTOT decl. ^-^■ 
 
 ^-&c. ^i^T <fcf^-f^%^ decl. 
 Pbf.ttises3, n. V. A. ^^fT'JIT m. ^kW^^T m. ■mm'^huiI «». 
 
 &e. g>^T|/. ^Wt/. ^grrft/. g^ft/. JPT/. tf^ft/. g- 
 
 Peettt, o. handsome, neat , pleasing , <j'c. ^'?T, ^TTf^T, ^«ig'- 
 ?rr, f€7, 5^, «I^<I, gspP, n>3TTT or qTfjTTT, 'ftf^Wmr, 
 tfPTSR, 3*fiai or tjil?^, 3«r5T, ^?^, jft?%^;i^, *il^g«i, 
 grW, ^fRTT, %^n»TT, ^5fi^, ^f^H^, *TT^T, TT^^^HTT, »TT- 
 
 Little and p. fqJT^KT, f^*T^, f^TiTT. 
 Pbettt, adv. in some degree.^ moderately, ^'c. v. So so. SRT 
 
 rfccZ. sRnrr rfecZ. ^Piftm ded. ^HRT^fT </ecZ. 
 To Prevail, t". n. he in force, have influence. ^TR^, ^fT3 /.- 
 
 m.-^fKj^Tzm.-&Q. ar^Sr ^. o/«. '5rP5-^rn5?iT-&c. sw^, «r^. 
 
 2 overcome, gain superiority or adiantage. W^m. Mitjut, 
 
 oT^w. ^<»f ^. o/«. v;i«n:-Vi5[-ir5ic7-^5i?^-&c. ^-ara'jt, ^t- 
 
 ?iat wiM ^. of s. (as, 3TT*T^ -tiirtrt &c.) MHr^Hn.-STTtTFT 
 
 ji.-^^M.-Ac. qr^ a«(/, wj7A y. »/■ «. ^-aro'i", ^»i.- | 
 
 5^n.-&c. ^Tc5'Jf 5'. o/"*. with SfT. 
 
 3 operate effectually, make or take effect. t^T^^fot, tiit(«f, ' 
 ?fPc5 ^W, yiw- ^^ot, +Klf*lO/. ^^, *Ki'n< ^M, ' 
 iJt7i>n.-<poEn.-&c. ^1% ^. o/"«. or with 'TT^. 
 
 4 (with, upon, &e.) persuade, \. To Ixbuce. H^Huf, ^^- 
 ^tJif, qq^r't, «♦• fl«ilf^-5ra^-&c. ^, ^Tf^ ^^. 
 
 Tbevaileb, n. Prevailing,^, a. Prevalent, a. t.V. 1. ^- 
 ^^rTT, ^T^, ■=iarO-«(l, ^r?5=^?fNT, 5RRt?T55T, STfrft^, &C. 
 
 L» OTTTT^'TrTT, &c. ^^T^T, ?TT, SHIPS, HSI?^, STS^TT, vi"Ui-<<i,«roI- 
 8 BTn ftoTRT, ^vmiTT, &C. BT'jr^, gopFT'ft, 'J0I^H*P, ««R5, 
 
 Pbevalknce, Prevailiso, n. v. V. 1. — state. ^5p^?ft/. ^T<^ 
 MA-^Af {intens. -^A^Mim.) ■^MMA\^f- ^^\(\f itI^T^- 
 /. STffrT/. q^RTw. s^nf^/. W^mm. q^TTHOT. TftTTSw. <TT5»n. 
 
 2 ^^n. W^^n. Sf^ft^T/ siril?^«- JHTJ^TT/. ^V^\^n. 
 
 3 JI<JI*lR?TT/. Wvj^JtTT/. ^T^'^m^rfT/. «M < lfil i ^/. 
 To Pkevabicate, c. n. quilble, shuffle in speech. ^ TT^n.. 
 
 f"R=r^-^^'^'f, ?rt^5Jtf^r«. pi. «i*teoT, sfj^^-TP^^-treTT 
 
 ^T|?f-.t(,-. qRot, <^^f^nT/. ;»;. :rw, sTtW/. pi- "PTS^- 
 
 Pbevaeicatios, «. T. V. siiH'it fPT^n. &c. ^^TTfrr«^«. 
 3<T 4 ffl->.i». f"W TTftn. 5^ 'qY^^w. ':T^Tl/. ^PSfsTq^ 
 
 Prevaricating, p. a. Prevaricator, n. v. V. ^wr f^«i- 
 
 To Prevent, v. a. obstruct, slop, turn off, Sfc. v. To Hinder. 
 
 &c. wM g- q/"o. Vmi=rt/.-^T5T»>.-<S:c. qr?!^, ^-^-&c. 
 
 2 5-0 i.?/br«. jS-m^-Ac. ^pjf g. ofo. 'vr\^^^n.^z^^^^^ 
 
 n.-&c.^T^y. o/o. 
 
 3 anticipate. 3TmTit/.-3T^r^/ HTT^-^mT't-JJnF^. 
 
 Peetentable, a. T. v. 1. «ti<i<4i^nT-^'Tn?TT-&c. f^^rrrar- 
 
 sftriT-^fmrlT-Ac. f^^TTT *< 1 M 1 ^ PIT-^I *\A I -Ac. 
 Peevented, j?. t. v. 1. sfR^BT, f%^7T^BT, 3TS^55T, &c 
 
 Peeventee, n. Pketenting, p. a. Preventive, a. v. V. 1. 
 Pbevention, «. V. V. 1.— orf. fHtJKyS «• «iK"i «. ^^T^ « 
 
 &c. f H«ium «. TTTW «. 5rf?rar«T w. tt^t »». 
 
 2 qy 'JTM «. &c. JTrnT^T fl. 3T?n»T^ n. 
 Preventive, n. //^ai u-7(/f/i fvevents. mVJ n. fSr^rnT n. f^- 
 j ^TT^-&c. q^vl OT.-fsrspT M.-&C. 
 Previous, a. going, happening, SjC. before, v. Anteced£Nt. 
 
 j aTJir^r^rr, "j«fi^, 3tpt?5T, "jf. 
 
 , Previously, adv. v. A. ar^r^, "J^, <?f^?^^, q;^ in comp. 
 Pbey, n. »poj7, plunder. S^ /. 
 
 2 /*a/ ip//»(A i# seized for food. ^^1T/ <TTT«I/. T^T «. 
 Beast of p.«r^J5'3ftifr-q^H?^^-&c.snoft, f^^-^ng^ JTf^. 
 To Peey, ( on ) r. a. «ei>e ««(^ devour. f^T^TT/.-qTT*T/. ^- 
 ^, 3TT^ m.■^^ii^ n.-&.c. aTOW y. o/ o. 
 
 2 ( on ) corrode, cause to icaste or pine. ?^M, 3TT5t»r, fr- 
 om, gqflT'iif, ^^, 5«5F-?ft^-«fcc. W^. 
 
 3 (on; upon). See To Plunder. 
 Pbice, «. taZwe w< or paid. »ffrT «. ftt'^^TfT /. ^HT ♦». ^T n. 
 
 g^^ m.'^^T »»• "^^ "»• The p>rice or fo*< of a work is 
 generally expressed by words formed with the afBies 
 3TT^5S and 3n#, as fef^uiHoJ p. of writing, ^oiu||*(o4 p. 
 of pounding, n^on^35 p. of watching, ftWTT^as & f^- 
 f!T^ p. of sewing, &c. 
 
 To ask a high p. »T^nT 'fffl'f. [fTf m.VfW vi. 
 
 2 current value or rate. ^ m. *rR m. ^JVJ f fH'T^ m. 
 To rise in p. ^O'^R't, ^ »». ^TOJ. 
 To raise in p. iTteST^ot. 
 
 3 estimation, value, xcorth. P+'-HH/ Hfer n. <m w. «!iVA 
 neg. con. <4l'<<<il/. 
 
 To Pbice, t>. «. set a price on. *T>?5 n.-f^r»T?T /-.to. SR^- 
 
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 Peice-clkbest, n. f5rT?^^-*lMI<Hl^l-<ft-&c. ^^f. 
 
 pBicED, p. T. V. *ft=! 5T9p%^, &c. *f)ar^i. 
 
 High-p. *ft?«TT H"t':?I-HII, Ht^^r ^<,Nl, &C. 
 
 Fbiceless, a. t. Ixvaluaele. aiHif^*, 
 
 2 See WoBTnLEss. 
 To Phick, c. a. puncture, v. To Ptebce. tMi, ^N^T, ^- 
 
 3Wt, fK"? or 5^^, <ir ^<nt /. -^^qtjft /.-&c. q^, tH «.- 
 
 2 (the care ). THT Ac. sRiif, THTTwr, fiqjfTwf, ij^ijr^iJI, 
 
 S pain by puncture, g^, fflN't, ^IP'n't. 
 
 i ( on Ac. ). gotul, tpur, \. To IiiclTE. ^H^t, jf^^Hift/ 
 
 ^-t?T^, ?N*r, i^^»r, 3TTT /. r^r^-THot, f^r^rr / pi. 
 
 5 4j^(fc/ teifh pain, ttinj tcith remorte. Jn^, ^T^, 
 W^T'J, g^, ?r^, ?t^, ^T^f, 5^3<«(, T^'l^^/-'^^ 
 
 v\J..Sk. rti'iwi i". foi ^ y. o/«. irn^. [ q^. 
 
 6 detignale by a mark or puncture, f^ n. ^, ^^ /. 
 pBicc, fi. inttrument to puncture or prick tcith. sff^rrft/. 
 
 ^t5iT ». 3iTn-/. [f^^/- 
 
 2 puncture, jf^ n. ;iHT m. rf/m. ?Ht/. ^f^ n. r^qJT m. 
 Tlie pain or sense of a p. ^f. m. gq<t /. 
 
 3 fig. panjof remorte. '^X^f.^n^f.W^^f.^S^f ■ 
 PmcKED, p. y. V. 1. ?N^f^, 'dN^BT, |t^%HT, &c. 
 
 •1 tN^^, STTT '',i«(^.'^i, Ac. 
 
 T) ;l'«I>y4I, ^Tr^=^, '^M'V.I, «i-M^x4l, ^T^ rfl'l^^ai, Ac. 
 6 fSN f?^^, 4c 
 Pbickeb, *. Pbickiso,/>. a. v. Y. 1. zIhojkf, lIT^njnT, »tc. 
 
 3 {JMUIKI, *i-»«im. 
 
 4 ifHTTT, IHtfT, ?l-«(«ft fflHWIUl, Ac 
 6 'iNfTTT, WI'MwiifT, \3NwiMi, fl^OTRr, Ac. 
 I. intirument to prick with. jK^ft/. 3fTT/. ^t^ m. 
 
 Puck 150, n. tentation of beiny pricked. f«(uiif|u|/, 
 [" P. of the eyes in ophthalmia. g'Tft/. 
 
 2 tinyling tentation of a limb atlerp. R»ft/. 
 PllCKtT, «. small pointed thoot. WAZJ m. flTt=W^?T m. tz- 
 « at. iV^CV W. 
 1 Pmckit, a. fuU o/prickU*. »ftn, *ft<t, ?TiK». 
 
 PiicKLT SEAT, n. ir^mri >i. 
 
 PBtDE, ». irlj etteem, conceit., loftineu, hauyhtineit, Sfc. tw 
 PI. arf^nTTfT »•. aiTf^R ». •■H0>f?T/. ^ m. jC'TOT w. | 
 
 m. 3Tpsrfn/. ' i<lfH i n<MH m. 'JinWTm/. ^ «i. ^»T m. ?n- 
 
 2 jenerou* elation, nobU tdf-etUem. arfinTI^ iii.Wlf»niPf 
 m. •JoilOlHM ••. flfrw/. jl 
 
 3 itxual ejcUement, t. Hkat. itHT m. gvm »i. I 
 J0 Pbidk, v. a. ( one'* self ) take prtde in, plume one's self 
 
 on. vT>mm w.-w^/.-^qp m.-Ao. vT«*m-«rr«i y. o^o. 1 
 mm w.-«(tT •. mwn^y. o/o. ^/.-mwp^ /.■4m ■».• !' 
 
 PRT 
 
 »<Piyi/.-&c. fiT^^-Hr'Wy. o/o. 
 PEiEST.n. offlciator in sacred offices. ^fSTRT, 53Trtt,Vlf^qF, ^T- 
 f?l+^I, «)M+, T7T«IT^ i?op. 3^«TT, jil^fJ, *r7, STT^r'T. 
 P. of Shiva, nr?. 
 
 Family p. M^ff^ff, ITT^'^TnT pop. ^W^. 
 Pbiest-ckaft, n. frauds, artijices, and impositions., Sfc. oj 
 priests. 7^«n^-H'!T% Ac. %ct?rt. p/.-ST^I^w. pi. J^e^TTT 
 
 Pbiest-ess, n. qtmffr/. »rf)t<^ or Hn?ftW/. 7^«n^TT/. 
 Pbiest-hood, n. o^ce, ^-c. of a priest. qiffT^ /. 3^«fN; «. 
 
 3^«rriT n. si^if^rM n. 
 
 2 ordir ojpriests. TTTS?mi5ft/i|ir^+«M^w.?TT%^n'JI«i. 
 Pbiestlx, a. pertaininy, Sfc. to a priest. ^f^«f?t, q i f^«hM T, 
 
 3<31I-*1MI, Ac. mf?T^HWt-f^«T5P, TM^^rtft-f^tipT'j;. 
 
 2 becoming .^ ^'c. aprient. W[^Wr^-^S^f^^-^ZV^-&c.^]- 
 
 '^-?5PT^-^r^<i-Ac. «rTf?T^rf^, TTf?!^. 
 Pbiest-biddex, o. yoc«-»<frf iy 2>j-(>«/«. >TTf%-A<?. ^ i rf^ce gT, 
 
 ^TT^TPTtf^, TTT^TT^'ft^, g'TT^TT'I^V, Ac. *rfT«ft'T, 
 
 Fmu., a. formal, precise., finical. Sfc. iimRi<<I, 5T+fi<MI,3T- 
 
 ^flf^^H or f5^«4I*«, %H«I1H<F, ^r?Ro5. [Ac. 
 
 Pbimacy, Pkimateship, w. sTtTmNT''''TT^T^5nnT/.-<T^?fY/.- 
 
 Pbimabilt, orft'. V. A, 1. <T^(?T rfet^. II'^H, g^, JTTT'ft, aTT- 
 
 2 H**MH+M, iTTMl'^'bM, ST^TTTTS. 
 Pbiuabixess, n. v. A. 2. nh*\<*^ n. ^HRfTT/. sntTT^ «. 
 Pbimabi, a JI/W, v. Obioihal. <Tf^, ^jra^T, imK^, ^TtpT, 
 
 SHVlfHsp, 3TTf^, 3TW, 3fR?5. 
 P. cause. aiiR+K"! n. afTK^t^ «• 
 
 2 first in dif/nilif or importance, v. Chief. g'JKT, inTT^. 
 
 3 See Elemektal, Kldimentai-. 
 FmiATE, n. chief ecclesiastic. !TVTT^NT»-"'rra', 2<.'HI'<I«^'TTT. 
 Prime, a. first, v. Okioisai-. <rf^?rr, ^^, aflf^R?. 
 
 P. cost. TO^ f«F»TH/. *TT1JTT ». 
 
 At p. cost. m^FTT. 
 2./rrW »n rank, i[c. v. CuiEF. <I^?!T, 5^c^,sj«^PT, •JT^s;. 
 
 P. Minister, v. Pbemieb. 5f«.<<Jj«4H. 
 8 first in excellence, v. Pise. ^^HT, "Tf^^qfOsi, 3W9, 
 aiT?R5, '-*l«<^li(*II, ^rmr, ^S^, ^'.ttlrt, «ti«(i*^t, T«»^, 
 
 3rf^, ««iT»«>v, m^, »i»i^ T^rtlt. 
 
 Pbime, «. T. Daws. «TfR/. JTm:'»>W m. 
 
 2 &<•«/ /»or^. «1HIHI3 »«. J«mf?T «. HT^ n. 
 
 3 highest or best state., heyday, zenith, fuUnett, i[e. v. 
 Ukioht. »TT m. W^ or ^^ m."^ (in comp. m, ^^t 
 ^^T^ft/ p. of youth ), HT (in comp. an, MJmW^.). 
 
 To reach one'i) p. t?Tf'T-T'lt7T-7^^-7*l?ft?T-Ac. «m. 
 
 4 See Spbino. 
 To Pbiuk, r. a. (a muiiket)>3rF/ HT^-'TT'JI^, ^HTf/i.TTwr. 
 
 2 fig. yir* a cue. «ITT m. ^-STflfi'iHT^. 
 Pbimed,;>. v. V. 1. rJre M^A'^l-IM'^r^T, ^TTT •m^-'-i. 
 Pbimelt, a</p. V. A. 1. Tf^ decl. j4t, 
 
 3 ?^nc, 'J<fkM, WTT <fcc/. 
 FuMSKSsi. n. V. A. 3. imd ExcsttEscE. sflW^^Tl m. 3TO- 
 
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 Pbimzh, n.Jrst book for children. ^oTTT^^ "ftift /. ^^PTt- 
 Peimeval, rBiMEvou3, a. primitive, v. Okigikal. nf^rfl, sf- 
 
 Pbimi.vo, «. powder in the pan of a gun. t^-^/.t^T^Ht^/. 
 JIatch for firing the p. <vH+ri-=n f^- [^/. | 
 
 Flask or horn for priming powder, <,^»i<t!<^i«in. M+'^l- 
 
 Pbimitite, a. pertaining to the leginning,Jirst,Sfc. v.Onioi- 
 
 KAL. Tf^r, sTtTT^, PTci-Mi, irr<Tf*ri;, 3T^?5, Tf^^ +I06MI, 
 5HI<J+irf*J<F, sTv^^nrrfe^. 
 
 2 not derived, primary, radical, — word, &c. ^^, ^1^- 
 
 S following the ancient practice or rule. T^ ^Ic^-^l, 
 
 PEisiiTivELy, V. A. 1. qfffTT <?ccZ. ST*T^, HoSf. 
 
 3 qf^ =5r[?ft%, "Tf|% -m^MMIuJ, antral rJ I H'HK, an^- 
 
 PRIMITIVENE93, V.A.1.3T^c^OITM.5Tr'Mr*1<tir«)«.31|<J + lf?4+,r^«. 
 
 Peimkess, «. V. A. 3T=Pft%"rTr »». <Jli;«ra^fl"1"II«J. &c. '^% 
 
 VnisiO0T.^iTO% n. first father or forefather. STKl^^, ^55- j 
 
 3?q-, aTRT^nr^, STTf^f^r. j 
 
 PEiJioaESiTUEE, n. state of being firstlorn; seniority. «r5t3- ! 
 
 qurr »». ^^t^ »». ;r^^^ «. ^^"^ ». ar^i^fsr «. aiiR^^- | 
 
 ?^ M. grf^^Tlffff n. 
 Primoediai., Peimoediate, a. first in order, existing from 
 
 the beginning., v. OriQIXAl. qf^t^lMI^H-^l, ^^^i 3T- 
 
 'fn^, ST^^, a<l<J+lfrJ+, MlsJ»lfc*+, Hlfci*, ^^, 
 Peimeose, n. <^^ <g?5 3TT^. [ ^fH. 
 
 Prisce, w. rttfc)-, sovereign., v. King. TT^TT, tJ^nfrT, ^JTTS. 
 
 2 subordinate sovereign. HUf?l'J> ^^T, ^JT<Tfrr. 
 
 3 «o« o/ o A-Zwy. ^n^^TTR, tM5.«l<, n^'T, ^MrH«I, TM- 
 grT, 5'W^, jqj^, 'JTJ?!. 
 
 PEiNCE-roM. See Kisgeom. 
 
 Prince-like, Pbiscely, a. resembling a ^yrince, royal, state- 
 ly, dignified, S)C. Tf^fp)^, ^^Trft^, ^^ffPftT, fT?^^, | 
 
 2 of the rank of princes. X\^S{^^., fq^TTrft^, tf-^qril^ | 
 
 'A becoming a prince, royal, grand, magnificent. Vi^Hm 
 
 q;, <m1^^*. j 
 
 Peikce's metal, n. qrt^ n. ^Fkn «. f^t/. fTf^/ [f^. 
 Petxcess, n. female sovereign, v. Queen. ^Toft /. Hflt/. H- 
 
 2 daughter of a king. TI^irfHTft/ ^M'J«^/.^I-^ jlO/. j 
 
 Pbin'Cipal, a. highest in rank or importance, v. CniEF. ji 
 
 Pbiscipal, n. t. Chief, Cosdlctob. j^, ^T?T^, f\m^. \\ 
 2 capiVa/ ««»». n^Fj n. wrs; h. pr?7^^ «. )RHq^?T n. ^^- J 
 
 m 
 
 PBI^•CIPALITT, «. country of a prince, ^\i^'i'^l^\^^ n. Hf?- 
 
 2 See PowEB, Acxhobitt. 
 Pbtkcipallt, adv. v A. 5?e^^€=T, sTHTP^^^TT, ^?l'qqr^- 
 
 Pbinciple, w. constituent part, element, r^ n. ^A^m n. tfT- 
 H m. ^oq- n. Mrf^oq «. cpTT^T ». 
 
 2 ca«««, orj^in. ^PRT w. sft^ n. ^sy n. JT^ft^^TT «. ^ «. 
 
 3 fundamental truth, element, first point, rtt^ w. >Tr5 or 
 
 TO «. ^^?5?ir^ «. ift^T «. qi H. qR*rr>rT/ TO^f^/. ^^ 
 5r «. ^;^ «. 
 
 4 r«?«, /aer, general truth, Sfc. of science or morals. ?qr- 
 
 ^ m. PiHH wi. ^ «. ^^^ «. 7??rn »«. 
 
 5 foundation of action, motive, \, Ground. W7 or 1T3E 
 
 «. arrtriT »«. ^ »». R^rm «. 
 
 6 ( of humau nature ) properly, natural propensity, Sfc. 
 tp^ »«. ^ »i. ^Tra" »». TR »». 
 
 2b Peink, v. n. dress for show, v. To Adosize. ^f\^^ f.- 
 
 di+HfiaT OT.-JTq;JTftq;r »n.-fe5T?iq^/.-&c. jRot. 
 
 To Pbint, v. a. imp-ess with a mark ; stamp, tfiq^t, iJTq m.- 
 
 Zm »n.-55T/.-<tc. JTT^ i«'M m of o. 
 
 2 /orw &^ impression. ^Tq^t, S^^of, ffTq M.-grtqT w.-SBT 
 
 W1.-&C. JTR^t y. of 0. 
 Pbint, n. marA marfe ly impression, jfyq »«. ^TqT m. S^T «i. 
 
 2 instrument for impressing a mark. ?JTq «. 5^ ♦». f^T- 
 igT »«. m^/. 55T/. [m. 3T^n. /^j. 
 
 3 impression of types as to form, size., ^c, UTT ot. S^T 
 
 4 V. PicTUEE. ^rq;^ »». nqn'^ «». f=f5r «. 
 
 To be out of p. ^q/.-3TTf%/. ?n:^-«quf g. ofs. 
 Peinted, p. V. V. 1. 2. siMrfrfi, OTT mr^r, &c. srft, irr- 
 
 Pbinteb, n. Pbintino,/>. o. Y. V. 1. 2. fTTq^TRT, OTt&c. 
 'TR'JTTTT, ijrqrft »«. 
 
 Pbinting, fl. typography. qMt-Jwq;-q"<T-&c. OTT^ «. 
 
 Peintino-ink, «. uRwqr^ tm^Tr^iT Tq^mrsft-Ac. ^i^/. 
 Pbintino-office, «. rf|q<HMr w. [ 1^ m. 
 
 Peinting-papee, «. OTniqT^T-3Tq'''TT^'Tr -dM^Tl'IKI-Ac. ^- 
 Peinting-pbess, n. 3iq »?». grq^nrrsf i^^ n. 
 Pbioe, a. going befoi-e, first, v. Antecedent. STJlt^T^, "J^- 
 
 =^, q^, 3(nT?JT, q^, 3t?t. 
 
 Pbiob, j». ( of a convent ). JT^, JrerftT^frf, KSlf^^rft. 
 Pbiobitt, «. V. A. arn^qoTT «». &c. 3Ti??rrT/. 3T?Tfny. 
 
 2 ( in rank, &c. ) precedence. aiMHI'MHl/. 3T^rj^?mT/. 
 
 sTirprr/. st^ttpt ♦». 
 
 Pbioby, «. JT5 »»• 
 
 Peism, n. — the optical glass. ^?qT»^^Pr^ m. 
 
 Pbismatic, a.pertaininy to a prism. f^TTT'^^T^ ^^'^ft-^T^qJ. 
 
 2 resembling a. prism. f^qT>^^ ?T^^, f^m»lq;i-m+K. 
 
 3 separated by a prism. ■f%iqr»«tqvrq^ ^qft^f . 
 
 Prison, Pbison-house, «. v. Jail. ^^ »«. ^TTTTT m. q- 
 
 f^'TTt?l/."%-^<?«Ml m. qrmnR w. ^^^^ «• 
 To Pbison. See To Impbisos. 
 
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 I>KI305EB, n.perton m e<mfiHement.\^^ «ir<\<<H. 
 
 2 one taken in tear, eaptite. "irSI^ %?!?5T, 55?<T, 555^- 
 
 Pristixb, a.Jirtt, primitive, v. Obiodtal. qf|r!T, sr^m^, 
 PuvACr, n. *tate of retirement or teerecy. >{<5H w. ^^trRT- 
 
 w m. f«if*j*rti/. W^^s^rrer ». ^ w. <{Ihi«i «. ts^ «. 
 
 "TS^rnt or Mjd<?nfT/. 
 
 In p. and in public, i^^ift t?T«Ft?ft. 
 
 2 place of retirement, ^^pm m. ^ffTT^ ^TFIT/ <(*WN- 
 r«T5E ». T^:f<TR n. ?^:F«Ir5 «. 
 
 3 eoneealment. See Secbect. 
 
 PiiTATE, a. iii>coiiH«r(<r^ icjVA othert, peculiar to telf, v. 
 PekoOSal, Pecouab. gw, tii*t'i<i, ^Tm»fNT, g^, ^- 
 
 P. property. ^RPft/. ^TWTRT Tr? ot.-^^IT m.-&c. 
 
 2 teeluJed, tequettereJ, tecret- <{*MNr, ^'Ft*i^l, aTTi- 
 
 f%^, SiJ in comp. as, ^"iT^R, ^"rtf^nnft, <tc. ). 
 lu p. »;*ttff, JKW, TUTfH. 
 P. parte. See Fbivitt. 
 
 3 done, ^'e. in private; not puUic, not open. ^^??f^r, JJT- 
 
 In p. V*Wi, <T3?IR, 'jHMui. 
 
 4 *»< holdinj public office, ifc. 2TT.i5M*l-fH^5Er, f«PTJ- 
 
 A p. person. ^[^^ c. 
 
 5 ««/ ojUcial, ^c. ^I«>H, ^^'If^Hlt^lI^I, ^SI^'ftHIWJMI, 
 
 Pbitate, «. common toldier. f(t<n^ or ftPTlf m. JPlrf5jt<nr m. 
 
 Pbitatblt. aJr. v. A. 1. and Pebsoai.lt. {J^, g^^TT<ft%, 
 3 ^^rfift, 'J'TW, TWtT. 
 
 6 <!tl4l<MHIr'-4l^, ^5<fRIHJH, &o. 
 
 Pbitate>es3. Sec Pkivaci. [ ^^fT «. 
 
 J'mvATi05, n. nejotion, absence of, v. Nkgatiox. 3PTW »». 
 
 2 deprivation or absence of what i$ neceuaryfor comfort. 
 
 -iwwifr% %^ m. pi. j^wn my^i ^t w. fi^vr^/. ^w- 
 
 To endure p.*. ^JMIWflR/. *l«ui. 
 Pbivatite, «. caumny privation. ^iTi^k^o. 
 
 2 contittiny in the absence of something, v. NeoativE. 
 
 'W'TTT^^^, imTf^^li*, "HMIflfH*. 
 Pbivatite, 11. that oj tchich the essence is the absence of 
 
 something. 'SfiTTV *•. 
 
 2— in fpTimmar. ^<J^ »«. HTf^ "• 
 PlITlUMr, ». particular right, benrjil, exemption, ^e. ^ 
 
 m. atfiOBrr m. HPT «. «W/. ■W«T>rT'i»TrfM*R m. f»il^- 
 
 To PBinLEOB, r. m. grant a privilege to. ^ «.-'<rfiT*TT 
 «.-fW?>^TfV15TT m.-Stc. ^, fi^^ ¥Tof. 
 
 P. p«ion. HR^, ^*^K. 
 
 i Pbivitv, n. Joint knowledge or contcioitsnest of. 5^:?tt% 
 
 /-&e. HpTPT n. ^^^H n. ^JT^^^T n. ^^^^ n 
 2 privities; private or secret parts, ^^'ijm.n.^^n.^mii. 
 
 gntn n. 2^r-i?R «. 5^^-43 n. gafi^q ». atn/^o/j. airi ». 
 ^PT^/. 5T<n: «. Tm w. 
 
 Clotli to cover the p. fA\Z\ m. dim. ^HXftf. or e^w. 
 Paivr, a. peculiar, own, ^c. v. Peivate. ^rt, ^ra»l?T, g^, 
 
 2 retired, secluded, ^'c. v. Pbivate. ^^THI-^Tr, "^^^t^SS^r 
 
 3 T. Clashestike, Secbet. JT^ft^, fe^T^W^r. 
 
 4 participating in the knowledge of. J^-^IT^TT 'fr^^T ^ 
 •*)^i.i'(.-Hlf^rl'lK-&c. 3Tt<Jfr *1lF^d'IK-&c. ^»T5Tpft,^^?TpfT 
 ?rR%TTT,?rf%TTT. 
 
 5 — council, counsellor, &c. (J^TfTT^, ^^FtfT 'P^TT^T, ^ 
 
 Pbivy, «. necessary. n^T^Rr «• TI^mPTr w. HRrT or fTn^?<rT 
 
 A p. within a co«ii)ouud or yard. OTT^K^aiii »». 
 Pbize, n. spoil, plunder, ^.f ?i?frT vfj^.FJ »TT?5 «». ^^^TT- 
 ^?T 5^^ n. 5^3lrrtTH «. ^5?iRTf??I?&q «. 
 
 2 reward of competition. «I?ftW m. ROl^^lT «. H«lPH?IlJT «.- 
 ^oq- n.-'?^5^ m.-&c. ^nnf^rf^'F «. 
 
 3 valuable acquisition, iftw »•. f^fq »i. ^PT «. 
 
 4 ( in a lottery )i(W\f. (as PTT^'TT Rt^ ^"rH STc^ ). 
 2b Pbize, v. a. estimate the price </, rate. f5F»^?T/.-KYc5 «. 
 
 -&c. qRof-STsm g. ofo. 
 
 2 ««/*em highly. m^^T, m^Tot, ^^"1, gr?^-^tn^-^fT»T- 
 
 Pbiee-fiohtj.3, «. ;ri4?ft^r-qi:TT^T-&e. ^^-qf^?!!rR-&c. <m- 
 PBizE-noiiriso, «. ?l«Jfi\^-qoii<T-&c. ^rt/.-^te. 
 
 Pbizf.-monet, «. ^^T'T-rssrfjr qr^r^rr hicTT^-Ac. ^\7^ m. 
 
 Pi[0-AXD-co5. In this phrase /)ro may bo rendered by Hr - 
 Sf^rft/. W*r???«. ^f^^rfe/. Jp^f'^?^*". and con by 
 
 Pbouabimtt, n. v. A. ^Hnr^Tr/. «H^ «». 
 
 In all p. V. Pbojublv. ijJfT'fC^. 
 Pbobable, a. v. LiKELT. s^r»TT-3TT»T?ir-«R^I-&c. (used with 
 the verb indicated, as s^rm^mT-ic. ), ^HI^T, ^HT?pft- 
 
 To bo p. flH^. 
 PbobablI, auv.\JL. •JjfdiJ.^M, "PTTTCT, 'iTfvT'F'FCT, ?l"HTilt- 
 
 ^, ^^m](rt% or ;iiH^t?<f1'fr, A.C. Jitii:, ^'^n:, aror 9H4 
 Pbobatb, w.— of n will. R?l3«wM|UI «. 
 
 PjiOBATlOH, «. V. TbIAU 1/^/. «?Tt«/. V^P^/. V^«»ft/. 
 
 2 See pBOor. 
 PaoBATio.'«KB,n./><r«>»i under probation. TTT^tt^-'i'^i^^-Ac. 
 
 w?mm,"rtt?n ^mTr,'T^e.^^ninir,qfrHr5:»,T»^^iT though 
 
 •tricti/ •pvaJuag it ucaua aspirant or candidate, i» 
 
PRO 
 
 674 
 
 PBO 
 
 aometimes usedSor probationer. 
 PaOBATOBr, Pbodatiosai,, Pkobationakt, a. lervitiff for 
 
 tried. TO?T^r, "Tft^^^TT 3WnT-ir. 
 Phobe, w. — of a surgeon. ^rT?-?TcT-&c. TT^rnrnft Hosf /. <?- 
 
 froft/. ^Trrm'ft/. ^^ [ ^. 
 
 To Pkobe, v. a. examine with a prole. +iot^H-1T5E^ Nif^^ TT^- 
 2 fig. T. To ExAMi.VE. ^nTrT-#^^-H<Jr^0J5-#^'<^r^- 
 ^1055-^1 otvj 1 6M -Ac. q^ot-qr^ot-fiT^rcoT. 
 
 Peoditx-, n. V. HoxESTir, iKXEUEiTr. ^>qx7rr »». ^TOf /. ^^ 
 KPT n. sTHTP^^qorr m. ^7\f. JT^/. %q;/. ?r^re'\/. 
 
 PKOBLEif, n. — in logic ; questionable or disputable point, f^- 
 
 ^■^U^M m. fl(^\^^^ m ^J^ m. ^ss! m. 
 
 2 — in geometry. ^f^fHT^HlTT^frl m. ?;bt n. «(<r<iMNi«4 «• 
 Peoblematical, a. questionable, uncertain, v. BouuTKUl. 
 
 Peoblematicallt, ado. v. A. H^q5'U. 
 Peoboscis, n. snout, — of an elephant, &e. ?ffe/. 5¥T/. 
 Pbocedure, Peoceedisg, n. t. V. 1. ^7^5"^ n. &c'. m^f. 1- 
 fr poj). »m/. 1*TH «. ^TR »•• 
 
 I. step, measure taken, transaction. sj^TT n. <FJT «. fi?!^/. 
 
 ?>f?T/. ^vjf{f- qrs?! «. qn «. loth with v. z]^, 
 
 II. proceedings ; train of actions, v. Coubse, Conduct. 
 
 ^mj. !rf|^?:/ 'T^r^ m. arrsrn: m. stt^stcit «. JTrsET »>, 
 ^5501 n. arroE/ ^Roft /". 
 
 Legal p. V. Process, sqq^r^ m. 
 
 III. manner or order of proceeding, v. CoCBSK. f^ pop, 
 t[r{f. »Trf «i. ?I^/. ^sr^rq- m. 3Ttfl5/. 
 
 Keport of p. ^f^ff /. ^f^^H-llir «». i'HHim m. 
 To Proceed, v. n. move on, t/o forward, renew or continue 
 motion, -ellrfui, ^ 3TT'I-=^?7'f-&c. [&o. ^\AV\, 
 
 To p. on one's journey. aTTq^TT ^f^-*TFTPf-^I^^- 
 
 2 pass from one point, stage, topic, dfc. to another. vjJTot- 
 ■ma«i-&c. with m^ ami 57, 5pJT OT.-+HUI n.-&c. ^Ffit. 
 
 3 en<«* o» a course, v. To Beoiit. qi^^t? n. 55 %^ot, !T?- 
 ■cfiif, STfrT ft'T. 
 
 4 JM«f or come us from a source. f5tv|ui, qof, ^t^, 3FT5T- 
 
 &c. ^wr, g^T^jfir, Inq^T^, s'Sv^, sraf^, 3rqffT/.-<fcc. ^- 
 
 df ict/A ^. of s. and ^','^^ of 0. 
 
 5 act, transact, conduct, carry on measures, ^rnf, MifS'f, 
 
 ^^^1 ^^T^iJif, ?nqT''r,iTlrr/.-5f?(>/.-ftf?r/.-3qTq^OT.-?TN!i- 
 
 ^^f.-^TZ /■-&(■. ?Rqf, qT3;?5 n.-'V^ n. ^^_ 
 
 G against, — at law ; take lejal measures. ^?t5T »».-^r^ 
 
 n.-^^ m.-&c. 7'TT-7qft'<TfT-&c. ^FT^. 
 
 7 Aace a course, take effect, take place, Sfc. ^tw, tl l ri "!, 
 
 8 See To Advakce. 
 
 Proceeds, n. — in commerce; value of goods «oW. ^FT^ ti.3TT- 
 kf^ f^P'^m/ 3TT^P5 HT?5 n. f?r^/. f^ ^ t^l^J W I »». 
 
 Process, n. moving forward, pro/rrssive course, tendency, n- 
 f?T//op in/, ^r^/ ^cEOi n. Vff^f. 5Tff^/. 
 
 P. of time. +lrf'lfrT/ 
 2 p-adud coune, progress. V^ pop. iTtt/. 5p^ m.^pimn. 
 
 3 ?<«« or order of proceeding, v. CouBSE. arfs/. ?|5IT m. 
 CMj*H »«. ^^r^/. frfrf ;>o/). fffT/. STTTT m. qf<qi^/. q^- 
 fr/. ^r^T^JT m. rin^^sRr/. ^IttPp^t/. 
 
 4 — in law ; legal proceedings, V. Suit. 5*<^^K «»• ^R^w. 
 ^?i n. 5?T«(^KHI'l »>. 
 Procession, n. v. V. 1. — act. '^^ n. '^mf. llrr/. ITT ». 
 
 4 f?f^^ «■ &c. 
 
 I. ti-ain of persons moving with state and ceremony. ^^]^ 
 t[ or ^rft/. qrsrr pop. ^^f. ^I^FTT m. %t/. m^^n. 
 Slarriago p. ^Tl?l/. 
 
 To go or move in p. f*?T^, I^Tt^'T/.-fiR^^/. W^. 
 
 Processional, Peocessionabt, a. relating, Sfc. to a procet- 
 
 sion. ^frtY^, TT^^, fJTi^OMMI, fJTnf"J-T;t^, &c. ^TTf^^. 
 
 To Proclaim, v. a. publish officially or authoritatively; 
 
 announce, promulgate, Sfc stniTT m.-Z^ f.-yj\%m »«.- 
 
 tniT^«.-&c. ^Mf^oi-fq^:^ g-ofo. vrr^trHmT «». ??r^ 
 
 g. of o. ^WW w.-^m/.-qK m. ^X^ g. oj 0. 
 2 make public, declare openly,^. To Publish, vJTT^- 
 smT5-3^TI <&c.5R^, '.tTTcrT »n.-5HTaY/.-5^ w.-fmiTT »».-&C. 
 ^Mftjuj-fq^ot g. of 0. 
 
 Peoclaimeu. p. V. V. 1. ifntrr fts^i, &c. Mif^id. 
 
 2 vTTfTT %^^, t^ *IM?1«I, &c. 
 Proclaimer, n. Phoclaimino, p. a. v. V. 1. Sf'TtTT ^T^T<*- 
 
 orTT-&c. i^^t[ fq^Tirnr&c. itnt^^, sf'TtTrfr^rr, <\^itft« 
 sqr, ':nfl^^, ^t'PF, ^«iui+Tif-!Frtt-&c. 
 
 dUIKF, &c. 
 Proclamation, Phoclaimiko, «. t. V. 1. ff^*KT »». ^^/. 
 
 ^iSTTT or SRtTT w. trftR «. %Vi[ n. qrTiTT/ ^nst m. 
 
 I. paper containing a government ojfftcial notice. 317. 
 
 ^<HHI m. 
 
 To circulate a p. of prohibition. ^T^/- f*i><*ji}j. 
 Proclivity, «. t. A. and Isclisatio». JT^r^ ^r?/. m^* 
 
 "^ n. siff^/. 
 Pboclivous, a. inclined, disposed, prone. iRtir, sj^. 
 To Peocrastinate, ». o. rfrfoy, t. To Defer. g'^fjR »«.-f%- 
 
 ^ w.-^f^ OT.-&C. rtl=lu|-'PT't, %oE »». rt|e(u|, sqjj^dt, ^t- 
 
 Zb PliOCBASTINATE, V. n. delay, be d.lafory. STcE m. ^|<|or, 
 
 /-?5"lTT3p3t/-3ToEH^JT /. «.- ZT5EPI:T3/.-&C. ^Tot. 
 Pbocbastination, n.v V.N. cflT^;j?Tt/. n. 3TM*13/. «. ?- 
 
 ^sji5T?j/. ^j|;?rqft/. ?5t7T?fr^/. araMiciH/. n. sicsr^r- 
 
 Pbocrastinator, «. v. V. N. ««</ Dawdler. %3 OTSPTRT, 
 31l^d^<jr Jp^TTRT, 5*f^l<4+rf *<.<iirU, %*rtl«<l, ^TTcJ^nr-'n, 
 
 To Pboceeate, v. a. generate, v. To Beget. 3W5T ^T^, 
 3?n^oir, 3|^ B>. «. ^, vfST^ n.^^^^^ n.-&c. qj^, 3?T- 
 f5T/.-&c. q;?^ y. 0/0. 
 
 PbOCBEATED, />. T. V. 4^'){ %^c5T, Ac- '^'rf^H, H^^flt. 
 
 Pboceeating, p. a. Peocebakt, a. Procbeatob, «. v. V. 
 
 g?T^ ?R«»iRT, ^T^ ^<mr, 7<ni<4*, 'pn;, M>^^t>, ^^?rT, 
 
PRO 675 
 
 Pkocbeatiox, n. v. V. — ad. xirMl<^ui n. Ac. >HHH n. ilvHH'ln. 
 
 pKOCKEATIVE, a. having the power to leget. M^HH^I'lH-HI, 
 
 Pbockeativesess, n. v. A. snTTT^lfsp/. >^H-i;!lf*/- 3?n^- 
 PboctOB, n. attornetf, agent, ^qft^, W^fTTT. 
 Pboccmbest, a. prone. TTr^^T, TTfT, 3^. 
 Pkocukable. o. t. V. f*»al<<l*<l .H>II-3ftn?TT-«U^!, sn«T, STTK- 
 
 Easily p. f?I«T, girT«T, g?TTE«T. 
 2b Pboclbe, r. a. oft/am, ^v. v. To Get, To Oais. firgi^- 
 
 /.-«<nT5T n.-Ac. ^T^f. 
 
 To bo procured. (Hiuj, rti»i«i, ?^T*tSt, rfl^uj. 
 2 fcriny aiou^, trin^ on, f^fc^ fH5^ or ira^tjf, «iy3i, 
 
 lb Phocl'RE, v. n. /»im/). +'l'H'»n/.-^'-"iHlT m.-HltTTT*".- 
 
 Ac. ^T^. [snJT. 
 
 Pboccbed, /». T. V. A. 1. fiTot^^^, ?iqi<!fl«5r, Ac. WMlTid, 
 
 2 f Pl ot^/ S ^a; !^ «m^,^T, Ac.:;^(iii conip. as qT'TTT^^,&c.). 
 PaocDBEME.sT, Pbocubiso, Pboclbatios, n. T. V.A. 1. fir- 
 
 flf^ «. m\i^ n. Ac. JBTT^oft/. ^MldUI*/. WTf^ ♦«. 
 Pboccbeb, II. Pboccbiso, p. a. v.V.A.l. f^^ornr, flHi<^uii- 
 
 TT,^^ T-fllM, Ac. ?nT^,^Mll.1*riI-'FT/^. 
 
 2 fJra^TTTT, ?nvmTTT, ^TT^oirrr, Ac. jtof^^. 
 
 p. cause. JI^T"3R i». 
 T. V. N. ^'HT, M<<ll, <!>.<' Hi^-Ac. <»i<uiKi, 5V,«<4T. 
 PcOCOBlSS, •». bawd. J./|U1 /. ^^^/. ^'-wil. 
 PbODIOal, a. /arwA, ico«^r/u/, T. Extbataoast. 7*ToET, J- 
 
 «^E«TT, Jira, T«wn, ^tTTT, janr^ftr?, anvf<rnf>M<*ft, V§- 
 
 PtODiOAL. n. See the Abjective. 
 
 PtODIOALITT, «. ▼. A. T'^'H'TT m. T^ToET^/. 7V*I>i*|4By! 
 
 PlODIOALI-T, a</c. y. V. 3>liNW|M, J^«M^^,Ac. 3>|oC|4«|Z- 
 
 PKODiuiocit, a. r«W. huge, enorwum; ^e. t. Lavoi, Escb- 
 
 b»ivb. ^, 'itriTi «>r ^iT'in, 3r»T^, 3wij«t, «np, V 
 2 f*«f WosDEBrrL. 
 
 PioDioioctLT, ad«. T. A. 1. JtPiiiv, sfnwri^, Trtt, ^mk, 
 
 PbODIOT, ». T. PoBTt5T. ??TTn m. WlpT «. [WTTll. 
 
 2 remnrkalle penonage. ^ ii. II»«TT5T ". Jrr4«. Jn>T«Ti». 
 
 2\> Pbodccb, c. «. offer to vieie, bring Jortcard. ^^^ <nv^, 
 ?C<tH ^Ti«f, ^'▼H ^nw^, «i^<«l, ^nftf-Ac.VWf, ^fif\- 
 t-ite^*^-**-. irm^, ii?q« tifR^?^-Ac.«^[^,l^Rf- 
 
 S Imt, briiif forth, yield, i[e.—*o\\, planta, A*".^, 3^- 
 
 1^1 fPwr-*«.^ ««x»». ttitk 'rn3^,?wj^,^^w^,tW. 
 
 PRO 
 
 3 bring into existence, occaxion.^ fffect, ife. v. To Cause. 
 
 To be produced. 3?T5I ^toT, TT^JTtrf, f^TJl'iir. 
 
 4 ( graiu, Ac. ) raise. ^;?of, ^'S^IT^, fqH^«l"i, ^J^, 
 3^ «. ^T^ g. ofo. 
 
 I 5 ( in geometry ) ^T5^. 
 Pbodcce, «. <A«< which is brought forth, yielded, ^c,^??5rn. 
 
 f^«q^ n. g^nr »». f^jM-^ »». ^??^/. "i>5e n. 
 
 P. of a fit Id. «ft=P n.— P. of fields as distinguished 
 
 from that of garden land, fv^il^rl or {^^.\^f\ n. — P. of 
 
 garden land, «ITnT?<T «. [ 5^^??T, Ac. 
 
 PBODCCED.p. v. V.l. «tf|?: 5FTT%3T, %\^ ^T^a^^ST, ^t^^ 
 
 2 f^S5T, v3tMI<^r*r5l, ^T^I^^?^, Ac. 7?T5r, f^»H^. 
 
 3 3?T5T %?5?^, Ac. 3?T5r, ^^r, vir4lf<^?(, f^^SiR, Pl*Hlf^- 
 W, !»T'^, sr^tB ( in comp. as qrnr^rp 5:^ ), f^^ ( in 
 com p. as m^nw+j:^ ). 
 
 Pboduceb, n. rKODiciNOjjp. a. v. V. 1. ^PKOIKI, ^fS^ ^- 
 53«I"IK(, ^^H "milTT, Ac. 
 
 4 +|iSUIKI, T7^<i|«IKI, Ac. 
 
 I. — as opposed to a consumer; earning or acquiring 
 person. oTlS+l, ^rerlT, f^^'i^oiKI. 
 
 Pboducible, a. T. V. 1. +l<SI<4Mr^rv/r('i<*l-tii*<«ii-Ac. lil^H 
 ,»l<<|^(<<M"r'll-3ft»T^r-«K<?<l-Ac. 
 
 2 •K^MRr-^'nTHT-Ac. TR^T-rH^M^'&c. *<I*<m7*II-Ac. 
 Pbodcct, «. T. Pboduce. 3?T^«.,3T>T»i. «FSn. 
 
 2— in arithmetic ijorr^TTw. "F?^ oj- "Poin. «TTHm. 
 
 3 effect, ^c. v. Consequekce. qp? or <Potn. qft'Tmin. 
 Pbodvction, n. v. V. 1.— oc<. «n^ 'PT^'tw. ipl^n. ^T7^ 
 
 ^r?l^«. Ac. 
 
 2 — ac<. ^n. JMvHVuin.Ac. 
 
 3— ac<. ^i^n. TFTT^n. Ac. 7?TT^n. f5i«qi^«. orsH**. 
 
 31fT^?Tn.— ''a/*"- ^?T^/ ^r^Tm. n. 3FlffT/. ^J^tTt/. 
 
 T3^m. 7J.r^»(. s^rqf^/. ^M^w. ^t'jfH/. JXl^/. ^ifJf/- 
 
 Law of reciprocal p. and reproduction. ifl>fll*<'VIT«'. 
 I. <*»»iy produced, t. Piodttc*. 3??*r n. a^'JI*!. fsWiTfti. 
 vfm n. [^ m. 
 
 II.— of art, intellect, Ac. ?Wn. ^f?r/ f5rffi?l^^n.-<»- 
 Pbodvctive, a. bringing into bring, producing, causing, ^c. 
 TtTW ^TTTTT, 5<"TT^, Pj«HIV*i ^«r«i*<-'FR^-A<;. TS^- 
 «FT-^!H^-Ac. 
 2— of soils, Ac. T. Fertile. gfWT^, f^^I^, f'Tfta, 
 
 «M^<, ^yniw, ^jMi-fl. 
 
 3— a business, labor, Ac. lucrative, y. OAiKrrr.. 5RWT, 
 ■<»»WI«?I*II, f^R7, "ft^^, ITT, ▼?-'T^, trti'H, V^- 
 
 4 — as usedoftheeamingorworkigclaaMB(of a society 
 or member of a family, Ac. ). aJtWTi 5ftl?lT, f*ra^?Tr, 
 *MHfll, ^^. 
 
 PBODvcTivnuB, «i. T. A. 2. f^*l<*MU|(m. fq'PTot'mTw. 
 
VRO 
 
 676 
 
 PRO 
 
 8 3i1rt»<uj|OT. 3ilfil«II»». 3flrtlt>(l»i. «p^7[^^t«rn. Ac. 
 Pkoem, Peoemiai. See Peef.vcf., Peefatoet. [^TTw. 
 
 Pjiofanation, n. v. V. l.~acf. sjT^ST'ln. Hi^jpTofw. &c. v;i^- 
 Peofa>-e, a. V. Ibbeligious, Impious. %^5, ^^'a'f , ^ H- 
 
 2 «o< sacred; secular, Sjc. tTKSf'R'irT stf^T^-f^ < 1 oSI -%T- 
 ^, 'T^^'<T^-V'TM-+<ui -&c. sqfrtR^, imN^, s^T^T^^, 
 
 3 — ceremoniftlly. 3ft«r5rT, afr^a^TT^^ yM*jl'lMl-+lHMI, 
 Jb Peofake, ». a. violafe the sanctity of, pollute, !(c. -AVA^y 
 
 f^7T55iif, fsprToRT^, rei-iioijrt. EjrM-c^T^of-aTn'm, vr^f^, 
 y^-^f"irrr-&c. EpT^r, f^^, <Tf^^i'JTTwi-<.^c. ^srs^ 5'. oj 0. 
 
 2 <re(7< toiVA irreverence. ^rWt?^,^^, ^^'^T ^o/;. ^StiJlT 
 /.-^^f?/.-'^ pop. "^ f.- 'Jf'TRr^m.-^S^T^m.-fk^ f.- 
 
 &C. ^?TJf ^r. of 0. 31HI<^<^^^-3HM»1I13^M-&C. ilST-erf|^- 
 
 PnoFANED, ;). Y. V. 1. sfT^^^, ftr?.ioisi3?5r, &e. «re, ^«rfT. 
 
 Peofanelt, adv. V. A. 1. ^?55T^^, «inf3f3T^, ^^1%^^^, 
 
 PBOFANEIfESS, FeOFANITT, fl. V. A. 1. ^'fT?/ f^'rltTJ/ 
 
 Pbofaner, 7!. PnOFAXiNO, /7. (7. V. V. 1. sfR^TTTTT, fsRToE'JITTT, 
 ^JHI '}><UIK(, &c. [ tT?, STTHR^. 
 
 2 ^HXUuiKi, ^55^S *<ui|^l, &c. 3THr^-3rTKR-&c. «P. 
 
 To Profess, v. a. openly , declare, avow, assert, Sfc. 3^TS^. 
 
 2 ( an art or businoss ). «^ w.-J<ijl'l m.-<^^^K »»,-5^- 
 
 ■TR ff».-ff%/.-&c. ;ft^. 
 
 :} ( one's self) v. To Pretend. 3T^ m. sfra^ioty. q/'o. 
 ^ »n.-«frTT »» -W.^,^ «.-^5R «.-(Sc. qfvT^ (7. ofo. 
 Pkofessed, p. V. v. 1. 5^T?T^ 'Mlf.^.rfl, ^I^ sp^ %^5rT- 
 
 Pbofessedlt, adv. hy professed or avowed intention or declara- 
 tion. ?Tt^-'T^+*,H -irfH^ ^,^y^-&c. vith a noun ( as 3TI^- 
 '^ %? W'TH fTT 'fT TfqTH 3TT?5r ), STfrrfTTJ^^. 
 Pbofession, n. V. V. I— act. sf^o? «. I^W^/ 3t»fl^R m. 
 *^*1? w». Srf^S^sTT n. 7^ m. 
 
 Hollow professiona. ^-^IS'D^/. jP?. r^mTre'Y/. f ?. 
 To make great or flaming- p. of. sr^T^T'T «. f*TT«rut 
 
 _9. ofo. 3(t;|t «. <m*^iui y. ofo, ^jij w.-^f??^ »i.-srrir m- 
 &c. ^qur 5'. p/o. 
 
 That makes a great p. of. ST^STT^. ai^«:(|j+. 
 
 Act lip to your professions. v»f% ^Tf^ rrfft ^ Ml -^ u fi ', 
 %^ ^"fn %ri?5 »^^ ^U?:j^ «PT1^ ( or ?5 ) qrf^. 
 
 I. catlinrf.^ employment, ^'c. t. Bvsinfss. 3?fr»T »i. q^ wi. 
 ^?TT »». ^F^^ n. ^V^R m. |fTT/. frf «. 
 
 Military p. f^rTTrWf./'. f^RTS^ITWT «'. 
 
 II. cdUective body of persons engaged in a calling, q^tr m. 
 Pbofessionai., a.pertaining, ^-c. to a calling or prefttsion. 
 
 ti<4i-qi, dtiiMi-qi, «i>ti«)i-Mi, ^FRtWt, Ac. +*)'Hir«)^4i'HT, 
 
 2 engaged in a profession. ^T^mT<t, «^^^r^T, sqcf^, j. 
 ;ft7ft, |rMHvf)<0, |f?RfT5'po;). ff^rf. 
 Peofessionallt, Wr. v. A. ^ q^l M I =-<< I -^>^ «IT^^-&c. ^'^'sn'^- 
 
 Pbofessob, n. Pbofessiso, p. a. v. V. ^^TS^of ^teTRT, ^\^ 
 <nRT, JTTST^ ^^ ^TTRT- ^RF. 
 I. public teacher, ij?, 3Tte(m^^ <TT7^, <<%ll<^. 
 
 Peofessobial, a. <n;?^^T, 'Tre^fl'^tn'-&c. 
 Pbofff-e, To Peoffee. See Offer, To Offer. 
 Pboficiejtct, Peoficiekce,«. v. a. t\f^f. ^^Xi «• fTSTTIw*, 
 srf^fH^r m. ^rf^^^T m. ^^TRT «. f5=r5<JI?TT /. sgPlffT/. t' 
 
 PoriciENT, a. accomplished, adept, versed, ffc. t. Cieteh. 
 Mtmif^rft, f^TTDT, IT^^, 1T5T, "^Jl^i fHtuilH, qR>I?f, flR» 
 ^, 3TfiTfT, 55?^^, f^rft^, f^5[TT^, ?1^^?, srfH^f^. 
 
 Peofii.e, 7). /(cn(i or face drawn in a side view, ^jp^ejft x^%. 
 
 Peofit, n. pecuniary acquisition, v. Gain. stSH' «». f%"Fra?J 
 
 /. f*Tor?ffT or fHoi+d/ ^Tirrf/. srrf^/. a^rq ♦». ari^Ri f?». 
 
 3?T5r »». ;3'"T^ »». f^"T^ m. l^'nT^T «. 1»TR «. IsiRft/. ^N 
 
 P. and loss. ^TT^ '^ n. ^TFT g+flR «. 
 
 To have equal p. and loss. ^H^^ n. iRT«R |I^ y. 0/ 
 ^ ^ITT^ f.-ifWl^f. ^, 'jPTT^^ OT.-&C. ^«R fm 
 g.ofs. 
 
 2 benefit, good, v. Advaktaoe. ^T ot. *I«4'JI m. f^F'PI'T- 
 ?t/. <F55 or <PoE «. ■^?T n. ^?ft?? n. 
 
 P. and loss. FHPTrcTTT m. 
 To Profit, v. a. promote the good of benefit. f^fT n.-^\ «.- 
 
 ^-&c. ^t^ W'!<A j'«. con. 
 
 2 ( one's self ) improve. aTR^ ^ M.-3m^ iFr^TPT n.- 
 
 &e. ^Rwr, jor m.-w^^ n.-^-^isr^ n.-&c. ^T?^, 3«rf f^/.- 
 
 *3l^r4/--'^TT^ ffj/.-Ac. ^^-^^-.^T ^Sr. 
 To Peofit. v. n. make profit in trade, Sfc. ^9^ «».-3T*r «».- 
 
 2 OTfl^s improvement, advance in excellence, ^'c. Jjor m.. 
 
 ^>H«r «.- $r?it5 «.-<Sc. ifT^ arfq^ ^"m-&c. g.ofi. 501^5- 
 
 ^ w.-»T<nff^/-&c. ^ g. of «.ft,H l*(-tnRT-^3TRT-&e. ^5of. 
 
 3 Je o/j/se or advantage. ?5T'1^, 3TtT0T, STfwf, ^^ «j.- 
 f^ n.-irm^r W.-&C. fiof-qiiJf y. ofs. ^qi»ft-f^?I^^^- 
 f^nT<r^-*.c. ^-qitfr -Ac. 
 
 Peofitabi.e, a. yielding profit, lucrative, v. GAntrri-. ^- 
 
 To begin to be p. ^FT^TRT ^. 
 2 beneficial, v. Abtastageous. OT^nft, ?<?^mi^r, &c. 
 
 PEOriTABLENESS, «. V. A. 1. SJIp^T^/. f^*l^<1<<lfl /. WcTF- 
 
 SJT «. WOT'JTT »». aSlBIWI «». 
 
PHO 
 
 677 
 
 PBO 
 
 PKOFiTi^LT, ade. V. A. 1. H*^K, f*'H<<f1^K, tt^'iii*, 
 
 2 Tl%n <>^l«>l>'li'ir-«H«l decl. 
 Pbofitixo, n. V. V. N. 2. ^^T^^^ n. J'Tff^/. -HIH^fHiJI «. 
 'Ptiorni£sa,a.voiii o/prqfitor advantage. ^iT'^'JSl-Pm- 
 
 P«OFLIOJlCT, PP.OFUOATE5ES9, «. T. A. -J^I* /. ijJ^Pl'O/. 
 
 PiornoATE, a. T. Loose, AVicked. ;^, httt, r^^PlO-HI, 
 
 <H<"ft , vrer^rtt, y^iHiuO, f^reH, fH^, or it. I 
 
 Pboflioatk, h. t. a. JTRToft, JTT^nft, RTO?ft, "P^. 
 I^OrUGATBlT, «</p.v. A. il^%?{t%, 5<H<«IH, «?l-m,(Ji|'2(,Ac. 
 
 I. See Shamelessly. 
 PROroc5», a. V. Deep, ^t^, 9«T1 or aS^, ?T^(7, jpftT, f^. 
 
 2 fig. »o/ iitperfieial, S;e. v. Abstbuse. ^Ih, ?I?Tr3, ^ j 
 
 3 that hat penetrated deeply, Sfe.—t^ scholar, Ac. ^te 
 
 'Art I , n^ ^^x?r, JTrfH, *TT«T, arpTfr, f^iTOTm, ?T^rf«re, 
 
 4 fotr, (fc/y, y«a/,ij'<'.— affection of tlic mind.JT'nT^fRT, 
 
 Pbofousdlt, adc. T.A. 2.3. ^A«l«5, ^fMf^tfl'jM*, ^f^- 
 ?P[5^, arfiTfTITJ^. 
 
 PROFOLTTPSEiiS, PB0FLM>ITy, «. V. A. 1. <!flrl<J«JI OT. Ac. 
 
 #:ft/ «t55T^ «. •li'fr'T ». 
 
 2 «1?rmT m. Ac. nT<TT/. r«ij^«di/. 
 
 3 irtt<»rTT/. i<i*n<»M »». 3TfHfPTT/. wf^sr^nw. "STfHfH^rrw. 
 
 Pbofvse, a prodigal, icatteful^ T. Eitbavaoaxt. HT^, 7*T- 
 2 tpending or lettowinj freely, latith, v. Libebai.. ^nrSS, 
 
 c^nt or s^TflE, ft^ra or frma, tnap? »r ?«fT. 
 
 8 over aboundinj, v. ExubebaSt. '^^^^j ^oE^at'T, ^H- 
 ^pftT, '-MMH^H or ■snft'T ^TT. [ !^, Ac. 
 
 Vworvmr, adv. v. A. 1. ^ii*'^uii*t, TijiiTm^, 3>?55^^- ,: 
 
 Pboosostic, a.foreshowinj,forelodiny, "T^^^, Ht'it^iig- 
 
 Pbouxostic, ji. «i|ya of tomething future; fore-toJcen. "J^ST- 
 «^ ». "JfCT «. "J#^ ». ^f^ »/». si^ m. gi^ /. ?5?^ «, 
 
 To Pbognosticatk, ». a. t. To Bode, To FoBEgHow. ^- 
 
 Ac. ^T^r^-^^nrot, f^g^T «.-*iR*<4^'m «.-&c. ^w, 
 
 t5?m«.-"J«feww «.-'T^C^ w.-Ac. 37^0T Ml. con. with g.ofo. 
 Peoonosticatios, n. t. N.—act. <j€f g^^rw ». Ac. "J^^- 
 
 I. See Peooxostic. 
 Pbooxosticatob, n. v. V. "J^f sjm^arm-g^RtJiRT, "^^i^^,. 
 
 PBOGKAilME.n. <J^^ m. 
 
 Peogkess, Progbession, «. procetsion, pottage, course 
 ontrard. rff^ pop. JT<T/. ipTT w. 'PT'T «. qitfcl /. 5PT W. 
 TraT/ ^fR w». ?r^R m. sj^'^TT ». JI'IH-I «. 
 
 That is in p. ;j*rr, '^Tt^m, ^^TM, ?T^HPT. 
 2 — in learning, Ac. v. Advance. <||^u)° ». ^T^ m.f. ^^ 
 /. ^iff^/. 3T«Tra m. 
 
 That has made great p. v. PnoriciEifT. aifirfr. 
 3— iu arithmetic, ^pj- m. ai^Tm m. «rvft/. or «Rft/. 
 
 Ascending p. ^=W<ft «i^. — Descending p. 7?tT?ft Sr?ft. 
 4 — in geometry. MuTitK n. ^^ m. 
 
 Common difference in p. ( a. or g. ). 3MT «. 
 
 First term in p. ( a. or g. ) aiTf^*^ n. 3nt^<^ n. WT- 
 ^^7^ n. [ n. a^T^T*!^ «. 
 
 Last place or term in p. ( a. or g. ). n=qj m. air'T'^^ 
 
 6 journey oftlate.^ circuit. ^t^SIT H|ui«i-<n%'.'t/- 'Srtt/. 
 
 To Peookess. See To Proceed, To Advance. 
 
 Pboobessive, «. yoiVi^ on wan/*, advancing. ^S^^TT^OTTTT, 
 
 ^tje ^I3"«JNI, Ac. -J'r1<M<-3ifq^ a^f^'F ^<WT^, ^H^. 
 
 2 advancing, improving. ^TTS^^^RT, '^«rl+3,^, ^3% SR- 
 
 Peoobessivelt, a<?». V. A. 1. ^35 ^If^, JtkI'tK, arf^^. 
 
 2 ^% 'Fas^, ^^ 'dpft^. [/. irn<t>ir/. 
 
 PnooBEssivKSEss, n. v. A. 1. J?^'^ ^w5i n. Ac. ^H'^nf^ 
 
 3 VM-^^YlH, Ac. <»iK<4l HIMli^, JITCST ( ex. HTCT fSTj^ | To Pboiiibit, Pbohiditios, Ac. See To Fobbid, Ac. 
 
 «T»% ) ni|5, S'J'jfl, "snTS, S^, ?m>, <TrR, Mo&V* or 
 
 at, vaM'aftfl, <w^w, THf , wsp^t. 
 PBorL-sEKEai, Pnorcsios, ». t. A. L 74I«MU|I m. evi^r 
 
 M. Ac. wp^f 4%\'\\*\(\f- fvnf /. rranii / 3wt- 
 
 fl^T^ m. atnftftl^ *^m «». [ ^WTfff m. 
 
 2 *tl«'mT •. CWPWI m. Ac. »Tt^3ti^ m. ?J^fM m. 
 
 8 ht/. >«%« /. ^n«/. ^»nPTfr/ ^. f ^ /. cm / 
 
 PtOO, «. tiefualt tought by legging. f*»^ 9m «.— M 
 giren drctMic<l, 1Rf^tf>WT/. «l^*0/. 
 2 See Food, Victcau. 
 
 PlOOnnTOR, «. T. A5CKSTOB. ^^-^i ^Vn. 
 
 Tioanrr n. y. OnrtMino. ^fmT ". ?»»Tf^/. ifniwi «. 
 PloojKMM, ».— in mediriae. f^^WT/. ^ftTmi/ 
 
 PKoniniTivE, Pbohibitobt. See Inteudictobt. 
 Peoject, n. tcheme, ffc. t. Contbivasce. 'Pr'RT/. fflpfrJI 
 
 /• 5^'''/- ^"TT m. IT^ M. r. %?5. 
 
 2— s» wild or bold, v. Scheme. F17 n. ^^ n. VZ n. 
 To Pboject, r. a. catt forward, v. To Cast. JT*^, ^tl'f, 
 
 qTOT, Jim^, rM m.-n^Kvn w.-Ac. ^?t^ ^. o/ o. 
 
 2 catt in lliemind,\. To CoXTKlVE. qt^ldt, ^t^WT/.- 
 
 Ac. *Tot y. of o. 
 To Pbojkct, p. n. thootJorirard,jut. JJ «r^. 
 PlOJECTlLE, a. impelling forward. «[» •<t.rt*'tiTT, ^[rWt. 
 Pbojectile, n.— weapon. f(^ ^HH »•• 
 Pbojectio;*, n. a Jutting out. m^K aiT^RT sl^^ m. JT «. 
 
 *TtTT«. 
 Frojcctioiui,— genor. fT*! "PK^ w. pi. 
 
PRO 
 
 678 
 
 PEO 
 
 Pbojectob, n. t. V. A. 2. qt^iirRT, ^t^JJ^, «P5»T^, '#»HT- 
 
 ej;?TfTT-«&c. 5F'rTf-5J^^-&c. [ Z^T^ ^3 or ?ft. 
 
 1. ( of wild or bold projects ). FS^tS^R, ?5=^R'^, fll- 
 Peolapse, Peoi.apsus, «. Jailing down — of an iutestine, 
 
 &c. g'n m. 
 
 P. aui. 3^J?I w. ^"TFI OT.— The prolapsed gut. artt 
 
 n. 3TP1^ «. armc ». f ^ »». 
 
 P. uteri. q^f^Ti^n m. n\^\\ n. 3T»m?T »».— The 
 
 prolapsed member. Hf^ n. 
 3b PBOLArsE, ». «. Jail down or out. ^{\<^ <T3^, «n^ 'R't, 
 
 <iin »t. ^ot g. oj 8. 
 PbolatiON, «. V. Deawlino. ^T^TTW n. ^Tf^ISTnTTTTTm. 
 Pboleoomena, n. p-climinary olsercations.^ v. Preface. 
 
 TfCTTTr/. 'J^^frfe^T/. 
 Peoleoomekaet. See Lnteoductobt, Peefatobt, 
 Pbolepsis. See Antedate. 2 See Anticipation. 
 Pbolific, u.jruitjul, not barren. sr?l^^ft?5, sj^SR?^, «)^i>rt, 
 
 2 V. Pbobuctive. <P^T??T^^, <P?><^N*, ^ni«ii«Mi<s.*. 
 Pbolix, a. long, of minute detail, — speaker or speech, v. 
 Tedious, sjqr^, siifT^^t, ^^'ft, ^«fT«r^, ^TT^T^^, 
 
 P. story. Brrf'TOl^/. rRS^ n. ^ITq^ «./. ^TT^'Tirft/. 
 
 Pbolixity, Pbolixness, n. t. A. RwK m. f^^i^ w. ititT- 
 
 f^Wm or fs[WK m. mW^^^Wi m. ^4"^^ «• v. KR, ^TN- 
 
 PaOLOGUE, ». — in the Drama. 1JWI«H ». ^TOT^'TT /. iftv^ 
 
 Speaker of a p. ^it^'FT, ?Tt^^T^. 
 To Pbolono, To Pbolongate, v. a. extend in duration, 
 lengthen. ?5t»rf^, ^T5^, 3t4-?5fsj-&e. JPTOT. 
 
 2 lengthen out, protract. ?5t«rrTT *TT"'t, rTfspjft^-c^fsft^ 
 
 To bo prolonged. ?5f«iuft<«-3tsft^ "Ti^t, 
 
 3 fa-/enrf in space, t. To Lenoihen. riNRuf, ??ti[-Ac. 
 
 Pboi.onoed, Peolonoated, p. V. V. 1. aii«(Rl3t*l, &c. 
 
 3 ?5iqf^^?5r, &c. 
 Peolongation, n. v. V. 1. c^fsRWf n. «ji«e(tji n. &e. 
 
 2 ?!nr»ft^ qr^ «. &c. 
 
 3 Bt^I^ n. ^K^^ n. Ac. 
 
 Pbomenade, n. wallkinjfor exercise or amusement. ^^j?!f. 
 rfrSI^r m. V. \, KTT, ^Zf. ^ «l. ». KIT, ft^ »». 
 2 place Jor walking. ?T^3 ^"TNY-fH^T^ «i><"«H|-<fl-^ 
 
 <?ni«Tr<t-Ac. 3iTnr/.-!rR:/.-&c. ^un m. 
 
 3o Pkojienade, e. n. tialkjor exercise or amusement. ^^ 
 
 /. 5PTot, ^^^^\ m. \^-mti.^., ^/.-%tt «• krot. 
 
 Pbomisesce, Peominenct, w. v. A. 1. ^^"TT m. ^^TTTW"- 
 
 2 SotsfefTTTT m. 4-i*MU|| ♦». 
 
 3 2t»1**TM n. ^ftTRfiT/ srT'4P^ n. 
 
 I. prominent part. ^^^Z\ m. [^HH. 
 
 PeOMIKKST, a. standing out, proiulerant. irfr STT^Jr^T, 5^, 
 
 2 conspicuous, striking to the eye. -^^ fiJHMI, CoSSat- 
 
 3 principal, eminent, ^c. Hfi^rr^TT^nrT, ST^nT, K^T, K- 
 
 P. person. JTPF »i. KJ^ w. 
 Peomiscuous, o. mint/led without order, undistinguished. ^■ 
 f^=^K^, iRJ^ir^tsr, Wf^TTT^^, »(*«1I1NT, ^^^WJ- 
 
 fsr^rr, ^^rst^^rr, arW^^, f^rwrT. 
 
 P. interminglinj^ or intercourse. <^*HMrt «. »(*«ii- 
 S m. ^W.^f. 9,T.^^ m. fflf ?5 or 'Vt^oS «. ^itflKte «. 
 
 PBOMisctousr.Y, orfo. V. A. '^<R«nT, ^{^:z or ^17, ^^E? ^- 
 j 5R: or ^iR ffll?, 5R«3?Iria2?!, 5FHf?r5fmf^ n. S^firnTHt. 
 
 : Pbomisclousnebb, «. v. A. 'Pfl^^RTTi^f'T «. ^ii.f'C-d^.i- 
 I f^?^ «. 
 
 j Promise, n. ^•^n ». ^?{t/. Tnr/. *rnj/. »<l+«il^ui/. "mw. 
 I SffrTfT/. ^TTT OT. ^pI^sRR ot. *IH<iiH». arf^q-Mi n. ^V^f. 
 I Amusing or beguiling with empty promises. ^it^PT- 
 
 ^/. ^TR qft/. 
 
 Hollow &c. promises. 5fN>q^Hf-&c. ^<Av\ n. ft^ TT- 
 
 ^^ n. ^*7^if|fg «. 
 
 Pledge for performance of a p. TT^y. 
 
 P. upon oath, arm TPJJ or *rrT/. 
 
 P.-observing, \. Promise-keepeb. ■HrMSjf^fT. 
 
 Sure, unfailing p. *n»H5TRlfTT/.^TOMfd5ll/. ^TK«r^T«. 
 <l»i«iiui m. 
 
 To bo bound by one's word or p. *rr%?l ^'Wt'. 
 
 To break a p. 5r^^ M.-&e. »Ttl^, ^^SRHT m.-STf^tfTr- 
 JtH OT.-nPi^iRi^^H OT.-&C. ^Rot. 
 
 To redeem or make good one's p. Tr^/l-TTTy^-Ac. 
 
 5R m. ^RW. 
 To Pbomise, v. a. give assurance of. ^^^ w.-TT^/.-JTTT/.- 
 
 &c. ^ g. of 0. 5f?lt/-srf7TfTT f-'m W.-&C. spTof ^. o/<7. 
 
 JTTSRt ^ot, ^p^n.-srr^T^ n.-&c.!JRof y. oJ. o. "^ ^Twf. 
 2b Pbomise, p. n. ^^^iJ.-W^m n.-&c. ^, sifrT|TT/.-^T<^/".- 
 
 qnr OT.-&0. ^Twr, TTR(-3'u^-3TT?f fm w. ?5t^, sToft/. 
 
 jfRot-^, flfTT^ ^?r »i. KR'Jr, ^^f?! »». «Rot^ ^^-^- 
 
 =5Rm-^^^pr-&c. nfurr, ^H/.-fffTt^/. frsot ^f. o/«. 
 
 2 <yforrf ^ope, yji-e ground Jor expectation, .qs ^c5 3T^ 
 
 PEOMiSE-EBEACn, fi. ^^^HT ♦». wPi^ii'Tn m. «(-«HHrs/. 
 Pbomise-breakeb, n. Pbomise-beeakiso, a. ^^?lHT?m,^- 
 
 Pbowise-keepeb, «. Pbomisk-keepiso, a. ^^^r^ ?^n, ^^- 
 
 Peomised, /). V. V. A. ^^^ %?5t^, &c. ^^rt^t, »tt%'^, &c. 
 
 Peomiser, n. V. V. A. ^^^-&c. ^t^RT, ^"tsft-irf?T5Tr-&c. 
 
 JR^ITRT, JTfrTfTT'FTfl'-^rT^. 
 Peomisino, a. ajording good ground of hope, ^^j:, ^- 
 
PBO 
 
 679 
 
 PRO 
 
 A. p. nuitter or thing. ^^\<)W/. 
 PcomssOBT, a. eoniaininj a promise. 7HHHI, &c, 
 
 fire, jrf^Tfnftfn?, «wRir. 
 
 p. note. TT^ m. fJljt /. ^^^jT m. Tr^^ m. 
 PiiOMOXTOBT, n. ^% j^ ^ "- 
 To Pbomotk, c. a. Joricard,adcance. further, ■mf^^oi,^!*^"!, , 
 
 ^ pop. ^T^T^Tn.-Jtc. ^T'li,f^Tr)r'?T/.-5??n/.-»r5E».-&C. ^, ij 
 
 2 elecate, prefer, \. To Exalt. q|iS«Jui, ^S^of, fl<^n^ /. H 
 
 PnOMOfED, /?. T. V. 1. ^Id^rfril, «)l<«Wrfl, &x. JprrfR. i! 
 
 2 HI«<I?^-JI, ^W?55^r. ;j 
 
 Peomoteb, n. PKOMOrixo, /). a. v. V. 1. ^T^^RT ^iuiUI, | 
 
 PsoMono.s, fi. Y. V. 1. — act. -Mmui ». Ac. ^^HsR «. JI^- 
 
 q^ m. qfq / ^Tft^^'Y/. ^ [ /. q^f^ /. 
 
 2— act. m^vn n. ^S^Jf n. Ac. ITT^ n.— state. ?mT3ft 
 
 PBOMOrivE.o. T. V. l.^V^,^ir|*, wapF, W^^fr, fl^|[H- 
 
 Pbompt, «. «a(/y, apt, quick, ^V. in dsposition; not dilatory, 
 ifc. ipTC, ^i+ft'l, 7WT, r1J**«^, *TI^;TJ^ or Hl^, 
 
 fT^^, fiNi, T<iinT, 'E^^T, ^»i5f^, ?mvr, fi'^fqrr,^R»T- 
 =*?!, «<"i+», vt^iT, f?TTn^. 
 
 2 re*/y, yidc*, smart., done at onee, — of acts, Kpeech, 
 parmeut, ic. i|*ll,rw, <i<«i«ji*, rri<^, ?T2T?rtt^. 
 
 2b PBOMn, r. a. kelp at a lots, remind. 3rwi/. a(3l, g^^TI 
 /! ^5^, *rM jTqtif, f^fRTq^^sT n.-Ac. ^Tiif. 
 2 «pKr, #<•/ on, V. To Isci rE. 3^^^tjf , ^ripif, ^ ^, ^ 
 ••. *fTwr-^, T^rawft/. ^ai, T?r»l1 n.-Ac. «PTwf 
 
 Pbomptkb, «. pBOMniso, />. a.v. V. 1. arra^oT ^TRT, g^- 
 
 2 4>iiwim, STftTTT, «ftT •K.wim, Ac. SrpT'F, 3%3PT 
 
 PROumxo, n. t. V. I.— act. tnR^rn ^ «. Ac. ^V^ ^^ 
 n. ff^W^^^f Wik^AiiS^ n. 
 
 2 ?v^ »». Ac. grw'r'ft/ ?5rra»ft/. 5^??/. g^jpr «. V 
 mr ». ^^^/. 
 PBOimiTCDK, PBAMrriTui. n. T. A. 1. ^i^qoii M. ^n^- 
 JWrr ■». •limSfl ••. Ac. ^ m.^VtZttf. fflfTUft/- 313^ 
 
 Pbomptlt, a</p. r. A. 1. rapidly, smartly. i(e. VIV, W^, 
 WW, JTTFT, VIV, Vl^, «J»T^, "I'CTfST, Wl^, »^- 
 
 2 IJCI «*■ ^, fOTWl or ^ or fTX^m tfr <\,TmRt'!(t, it- 
 
 TOW, iriilT decl. 
 To Pbomoloatb, To Pbomvlok, Ac. Sm To PiniMSB, Ac. 
 PboIb, «. /|r(«y wtM the fact downwttrd. 7i|IT, 7R<t, <n{raT, 
 
 2 no< «-<rc<; inclined, looking downwards. ^ T tfrf l W l, 31^- 
 
 3 prppente, inclined. :nrw, H^TR, ftf^, «»Tl*«|-«II-*rfNI- 
 ^npr^r ( conjoiued with the object as T^'^^K^I ^HI^- 
 ^,&o. ), ^ft^ ( in comp. ), ^*r;^ & ^HT^ ( in comp.;. 
 
 Pkosesess, n.v. A. 1. ^'VrJTTm.<Tr^'ij^mr»J.&c. aT'^FH^fir/. 
 
 2 ^^^""ttqxTiT «. 3Ttfm'7?1T/. STor?!?!! n. 
 
 3 ^TT^TXJT n. siffrf /. 5HT^ m. #j; m. JR? «n. 3?t^/. ^HR 
 m. nTTft/ ftr^fTT/. 
 
 Phoxo, n. — of a fork, Ac. ^TRT m. ^ST m. ^jo5 in. 
 PfioxoMiKAL, a belonging, Sfc. to a pronoun. ^<['1(MHI, ^H^- 
 
 Pkoxoln, n. — in grammar. H^TT n. 
 
 The proximate p. Tt^TS^ m. 
 To Pbo.nouxce, v. a. vtler articulately. ^^R^j^tW^ffj 3m< 
 t^-^?m m.-&c. ^^K^, 
 
 2 utter confidently, v. To Affibm, ^^ftrf ^t^iyf, ^>«PT- 
 
 3 Sec To Speak, To Utteb. 
 To Peokounce, r. n. See To Affibm. [ ^t^_ 
 Proxolnceable, a. V. V. A. 1. -d<MKNM>II-^^t»mT'Ac, ^- 
 Pboxounced, />. V. V. A. 1. -i^Kri?5T, •d^lRd, 
 
 2 f^s<pTij!pp ?lt^fT^(^, Ac. 
 Peoxouxcer, n. Phoxookciho, /». a. v. V. A. 1. ^^RVIRT, 
 
 !j 2 fHSigq^ WnoTRT, Ac. 
 
 j Pbosolnciatiox, Peonoukcino, n. v. V.A, I.— act. jifRor 
 j n. ?WTT »». 3^TT0T n. g'il^ m. TS^R ». ^^TR m. 
 ll Distinct p. ^^HcBT M. 3T?R«rfJ'FT/. 
 
 2 ^^tTl flim n. Ac. 
 ' Pboof, n. V. EviDEXcE. spTTOT n. <^HHrfI »». 1*?^ ». iTTOn'^«. 
 ; Absence of p. WHlH|u<< w. 
 
 According to p. JIHI«M:. 
 
 2 corroborating or verifying event, circumsianee,thing,S(e. 
 
 CT^^T f". H^ «n. — gener. J^N^TT m. ^r^3IJ^<^ m. ^- 
 
 8— in arithmetic. m55T wi. <TT=»rZT m. ». qf^, g^mfn/. 
 
 Cross p. SRUdloir "•• »• ^, "JT^. 
 4 T. Thial. <Tfl?TT/ ST^JT/. 
 
 To put to the p. "rftHT/.-lpftfW/.-Ac. <ITf<»f-^%. o/'o. 
 6 ( in printing ). 55 *<«<<l 'pf^nt "PPI^BT ^TTifn^m 
 
 Proof, a. ( a(,'ninst ) of proof , impenetrable, Sfe. 31%fl, 3|fiT- 
 
 PBOorsBEKT. See Proof, 5. 
 
 PnooPLinB, a. T. N. 1. 3<HMI«!, umui<f^fl-^JWT. 
 
 To Pbop, «. a. *<vp «;> by putting something under or agaifut. 
 
 ^-"JiT^OT, ^^^ or J^^JT^ m.-f*Trr w.-Ac. ^t)t_ 
 Pbop, n. /Aa/ irAicA props or sustains. \^\ or \%i\ n. ^^- 
 
 ^\ or irffTWT m. 'i^ m. f»TTT m. f*ITmT w. fjift/. ^I^m. 
 
 in/. I'ft/ «iT m. ^^nrr m. ct^T n. k»it «. »ft^f». vinft- 
 
PRO 
 
 Xo Peopaqate, v. a. continue hy tuccetsive generation or pro- 
 duction, 7nf^Tt?>5t-^f*nFt?TTft^-3T5^*itfTEft^-jn^- 
 
 2 V. To I>CHEA3E, To Spbead. ^TSST'f , ^^X^^ ^^,"%- 
 
 f?K"Jt, sT^nr W.-&C. !Rot g. ofo. 
 
 3 Seo To Geseeatb. 
 Peopaoatio;;, Peopaoatino, n. t. V. l.—aet. -^fil+i^f^/. 
 
 2— flc^. <Rr^ «.'%c5TT'f ». &c. sreROT «. ^^K m."5)>c5|<ill 
 
 »». 7^ncr «». f^?aTc »». [bot. 
 
 2b Peopel, v. a. drive forward. ^ ^Tt^^T^, tTT^f^, jJ ^^- 
 PE0PEN3E, fl. inclined, ditposed, v. Peoke. if^'il. 
 Peopension, Peopexsity, Peopesseness, «. V. A. art?/. 
 
 artST «». ^i^t? m. ^^J^ m. sifftt/. sfR^T n. 
 
 I. a p. S^ m. ^^^H n. ^^^ m. J^. m. ^^if. ^^^ m. 
 
 Evil p. |5^W?T n. 5?T?PT M. 
 Of evil propensities. ^o4«^_ 
 Peopee, a appropriate, e^cdusively own, Sfc. v. Peculiab. 
 
 2Jit, tuitalle, \. Eight, qpq-, qTirnft^, ^^m, OT^, 
 
 (cap. in coinp. as arnFR^^, aTpsTTg^i&c. ),3TT'T, «l<^i|>, 
 ^T?7, f^?i«ftw1^^'lT»{t. Note. The sense of Proper is ex- 
 pressed by the Sanskrit participle, as 'F'^wft'T p. to be 
 done, H^ToftT p. to be eaten, &c. &c. 
 3 Y. Handsome, Neat. Jftr^i^T, ^J^, «l^<r. 
 4— in free phraseol./aZZ, good, ^v. v. Full, qigr, ?n<K, 
 
 p. noun. f^Tl'T^TTH «. wrffT^PT «. 
 PEOPKEtT, aJ«). V. A. 2. ?fFEi, ?r<Tra>^, «T'4tf^H, <ft^, q^Iil- 
 
 I, ;« a strict sense. «nft^ RTf^^ aTEim, sjlft^ fr^R %?Jr 
 3T?f?lf, ^i^"K-fl?5rrI;-&C. irf^^ afT^rrt, flt^:, SWIH4I, 
 
 PeOPEBtt, n. quality, ipr »». tTH m. <5?TTIT «. 
 An evil p. |^0T ««. 
 
 A good p. ?t?;ur «». 
 
 Essential p. V^J^f^/. 
 General or common p. ?TT<TTT<'I ^^ m. 
 Latent p. ( or virtue). WH ». 
 Native p. ?r^^3T^ »». 5T?;f?Tnar m. 
 Properties. M"l^|f1 n. 
 
 The three properties of created things. »jonT«r»«. 
 They are ^?, ^C^JT, and rfJT. 
 
 2 native Quality, v. Nature. ^^^TT^ m. ^SPT »». 
 
 3 right of possession. KpftH'TT »«. HTr!^/. *<4irHH| «. ^- 
 
 tit/. ^sr ». ^iT^ ti. 
 
 4 //(fn^ ou'jici ; possession. JTTW m. 
 4 e«/ufc, sulsfance, iceallh, v. KlCHES. JTT?5 ««. HtTT/. HT- 
 
 680 PEO 
 
 Articles of p. v. Goods, f 5il^y. 
 
 Immovable p. Tt^nm *TTr5 m. ^<J]^X n, 
 
 Man of p. r?r^ :foE n. \^r{^JK »•• 
 
 Movable p. ^TH KTS »». 
 
 One's whole p. ?l<f^ n. 
 
 Public p. iTT^s^ «. T'TtT^r «. I'Tl^T «. 
 PsopnEcr, n. prediction, declaration of something future :— 
 the act. Tr^??H ^tl^f n. HT^ n. HPFW^/. Hf%«ni'<IH 
 n. HTf5np'<|5T «. 
 
 2 matter predicted. H^e^ «• HT^^ «. gT^^ «. Hf^<^P^ 
 n. *rf^<RTT4 »». ftTT m. 
 
 Sure p. TTT sfM «»• 
 
 3 teaching.^ expounding^ T^^T »• 3^'<M+)i'|ul ». 
 2b Peophesy, v. a. foretell, predict, vff^^ n.- HT^'^fT n.-f\- 
 
 qj «.-&e. ^fiTof-traSr-Ep<:or-q;57r S^IOT ^. ofo. HPFOT, »TT^- 
 
 ot^p/. ^Ftof g. of 0. 'j€r^-3T^T^^-&c. «nj^ '^ot-^F'g;^!;- 
 
 ^, Hf^r«T q?»T^ n.-HTftrJp'«T?T n.-&c. ^Rot 
 1 3b Prophesy, v. n. utter predietiont. »TfH»<T «.-Hf«r?TS'T ». 
 
 -*rr«riiri '^ m.-&c. ?Tniot-5?te^. 
 
 2 qsr^sR M. ^of, 3T-«T '»• ^flOT. 
 Pbophet, n. V. V. Hf=rJT-'TnftfT-ftrP-&c. ^tniTTTT-sfteoTTTT, 
 Hf^TJPTT'ft, Hf^^^rr^, Hf^'rq^I^, JTri**?*"?^ pop. H- 
 
 2 ^^W.T. 
 Pbophetess, n. v. Pkophf.t. TfM^-&o. ^'Mrtt/.-^te'TT/t 
 
 /. Tfst^'Trfiroft/. Hf^rs^f^TTfejft/. &c. 
 
 Peophetic, Pkophetical, a. containing, /(c. prophecy. H- 
 
 Peophylactic, a. — in medicine. ^-&c. P)*?K*. 
 Peopinquity, m. v. Neakness. !Ji«iotMUiT m. ^cisft^/. si^P- 
 
 ?KT ». *iHlM<Hl/. ?Tr»fftT «. ?rf=»Tt?r:T n. 
 PbopitIaBLE, a. v. V. 1- 3Tm«T, 3TKTtl^(t«T, STTTT^nT?!^^. 
 2b Peopitiate, v. a. maJce jiropitiou*. ^rtmof, gf^:^, 3TT- 
 
 ^T^-^^?r ^>Jr, ^^^^^f.-^^\^m.■'<s{^^.r{\f.■&c. ^5^71 
 
 ^ ^. 0/0. TT?r«T^/--HH^o5Enxrt/.-&c. ^FT^T g. ofo. 
 2 appease and render favoralle, v. To Pacify. ;[Tt?T-&c. 
 q^-5F5?T ^, ^t^/.-?iif^H «.-&c. :r^ y. 0/0. 
 Pbopitiatei), ^. V. V. 1. ^?rT^?rr, aTTot^SFH', &c. sr^T'SI^- 
 %55T, &c. aTRTf':m,STT^Tf^, ^^^. 
 2 ifrtrf %^r, &c. 5!Tm. 
 
 Pbopitiation, «. V. V. l.—act. ^^.i^ui w. arrTTUor ». 3TTa«r- 
 
 ot n. &c. tT?HHi q f" ft /. H^tirT^t/. K^TSR?^ /• TH^'^T 
 
 /. 3TKTtr?fT/ WntT^ n. aTTTTtTwr^F/ ST^T^T ». 
 
 2 ?Ti?T !jn;ot «. &c. mr^ n. ^i?5RT/. VtfH/. 
 j Ceremonies in p. nff?r/. SfTifH^ «• ?ltfH«SMir^+ n. 
 
 I Course of ceremonies in p. Si-iyH n. 
 
 r I. atonement, or atoning sacrifice. sn^rf^H«. 
 ; Pbopitiator, n. Propitiatino, p. a. Pbopitatory, a. v. V. 
 1. gt=5T^''nTT, 3TT5;^<7mT, STRT'^rinTT, &c. JT^^qrcfrsfT, H^T- 
 
 ^oSOft^, Ac. a^Rf-f^, SJ-fl^M+K*, sr^TT^qT?T^. 
 I' 2 ^ «Rt»rRT, &C. rtf?T^-^R^-ST^-?Tq^-&C. ^^. 
 
PBO 
 
 681 
 
 PBO 
 
 
 Peopitioos, a. T. Favorable. ^H<fca, MK'HVii or MKHH^m, 
 JnW, ^iJ«^, 3T*ft?, <Hf»T5^. 
 
 2 See Auspicious. 
 To become p. ; — fortune, destiny. vjMii'f, 3"5c5W, g- 
 
 piTiousLr, arfp. V.A. iRT*r-3T^^-Ao. ^t^PT, SHT^l^, 
 Ac. :f HT^7#7. 
 
 pmoc^SEss, fi. T. A. 1. sm^TTT/. snTT^ m. 3T^^?i71t/ 
 
 STH^pq'n. tT' -Tof or tnT^J^n.3TTf*rg^T». «l^li^'l/.«n[I ». 
 
 PrOPOXISt, n. one thai loyt down apropo»Uio». '^^\^^^S(^^\- 
 
 Proportion, n. comparative relation. mRhiui n. spTM «. 1T- 
 fmM'J»<4 n. iR m. ^^ m. 
 
 In p. to. iJHfuf, ^mr (PiVA ?TOT ieW. il?TH, f^fl«)IHi, 3^- 
 g'CT, yHj«H, Tm prefixed. 
 2— in arithmetic. ST^TFT m. 
 
 Mean p. nn m. ^jt'R or «»jH'1H n. 
 
 3 adaptation, tymmefry. WJ^TH m. ifrT ro. «|H^ia m. 5T- 
 
 sr m. if^^ m. ;jn^/. ^oiofl/. hmmh «. *t55 »». fi^PT ». 
 
 ai^flMM n. ST^iPT w. 
 
 4 T. Share, ^mm. ^tzi m. ^^t^f. 
 
 To Proportion, 1'> Phoportioxate, r. «. adjutt the propor- 
 tion of. MH|U| n. %^ triVA y. of o. recip. vPT »i.-3J4r m.- 
 ^ «.- Ac. ^^ loVA J. ofo. reeip. 
 
 PROPORTIOTfABLE, PBOPORTIOSAL, PhOPORTIOSATE, a. that 
 
 it in tuitaUe proportion or relation. ipTT^, MHI'ni-«ll, «W- 
 
 FBOPOBTIOVABLE5ESS, PbOPORTIOSALITT, PhOPOBTIONATK- 
 
 KEss. ft. T. A. «tf i qO / ♦<HWH |O H.<i (/. ^HH>.'^U || «. 
 FioroBTi05ABLT, Pbopobtio5alit, adv. V. A. snrm, snTT- 
 
 Proposal, n. lomelhing offered for eontideration, ^e.^[^^ n, 
 
 Vfwp?^ n. «P?f«T^^/. 
 To Propose, To Pnoporsn, r. a. advance, offer for eontidera- 
 
 ^{pr m.-4c. %l«vi.^>7ot ^. of 0. 3^MH.^, «. ^T^, TTTI^, 
 J"?i^in "••-JM+^ m.-J|*rt|fi^/.-Jjwn fn.-A,c. ^:kP\ g. ofo. 
 2 ( to one'i »elf ) t. To Ixtc5D. JPTtn »ihm. 
 Fropositiox, «. lenlenee. wnPT »«. *f^W;»;>. Srt¥\/. 
 2— in Io(?ic; V. Positios. ^ff^/. "J^q?^ •». irf^ftH giT- 
 »i ■!. JT?H| n, [ fTTfT^/. 
 
 Atuindonment of the oritpnal p. I(P||||^^I44 «. irfJl- 
 
 Comple^i'ig the p. ^lfi t W I' {« ' T ». 
 
 Denial of a p. lrf>»|JTftF?W »». 
 t See PBoro4AL. i-in mathetnatic*. flr^ <». 
 PlonnrroR, Proprietart, «. ovner, person having tht right 
 or title to. flV1f1|1>, ITfnT<t, 1^, ^IWIt «r HT?^, ^- 
 
 pRoniiRTOR^nip, n. ^rtWfT «. HR^/. ^nrr/. ^I*M »«. wi- 
 PtoranrtBua, n.fem«U owner, /^e. V^fm f. -jffifierfMt pop. 
 
 j tTTftnft/. &c. 
 Pbopbiett, n. riyA< o/ possetsion. q^'Y^'Tr «»• ^rf^WR w«. 
 
 2 Jitnessjuttness. i^\Tq^f. 1?r^/. firemft/. Rret^R- 
 TTT m. %^^f. J^WHUir »». rirT^ /. q-»j|«?|«<<df /. T*Tr- 
 3*dl /. ^rf^PT «. 'TP^r*:'? ♦». f^itsi «. 55^1 m. ^T? »>. 
 ^TrSRT /. 
 
 Pbopulsiox, «. V. V. ^ -^rritcJ} n. q^ s^Ec?^n. &c. 
 
 Pborogation, n. T. V. 1. »f fff f5tif% H<^rft«r< ^^ «. &c. 
 
 To Pboeoque, ». a. adjourn to a distant period, h!^ 3t^- 
 
 2 Kee To Peoloxo, To Defer. 
 Peorogueb,/). t. V. 1. M]^ F.\^ «<^rn«l<. H^HT-tStc. 
 Prosaic, a. pertaining, <^'e. to prose. »RT5??, IPTnE^T, '\<4lcM- 
 
 ^, 'Rnrq-, SJ^^, «J^Rf^, 3T^T^. ['^T^'^. 
 
 2 <fttW, tirtsome, prosy, ^i^^-m, ^T^Z^v^^-ti, ^^^T^, 
 Jb Proscribe, p. o. />Mi ott< o/" the protection of the law, 
 
 doom to death. HTT^fH^T J<wui-*is"i or vj.i"|t-«M<s^ JT- 
 
 r2qT?T^f5F<TR-«fcc. ^of, K^oii^ ^r<4^-Hwr% ^r- 
 
 &c.^. 
 
 2 condemn and interdict. ^rf^-3TWT-3TqT^-5^-&c. s^- 
 
 Pbose, n. — opposed to metrical composition. mVT/. 151 «• 
 g^M^rprr^T n. 
 
 j P. and verse. <I<JS<] ». 
 
 Alternate p. and verse. ^"J^w- 
 
 Writer of p. irfsT^P. 
 Prose, a. »iqvM, 'icikh^. 
 I To Prose, p. n. he tedious in relation. 'TT^^/.-^f^PR^ 
 I fi.-&c. 5|^, ^R^FT or "^J^Z n.-^<.MdM^<t/.-mMR«»)r/.-?r- 
 
 I ??nB fi -^i««'.M/.-3nf"roi«PT /.-&o. t^TT'i', ^^ra %f!^ H. 
 
 ^< > <m» I N [ «T M.-5[15^qT?^g5 M.-Ac. ^^ or Fsnr^. 
 I To Prosecute, v. a. v. To PuRbUE. ir^ Ai'\^ g- of o. 
 T3/.-fqp5^ M. ^-*T^-y^ g. of 0. f^q^TH «Rr^-t?T- 
 »i"it-3nm g. ofo. 
 
 2 carry o», v. To CoSDCCT. ^T<W^, ^^, ^1*>^, 
 To p. to a successful close. f^T^^, fHHWit, I^Vf^ 
 
 8 pursue by lato. fW^ /. ^^ «?«<* V? o/ o. ^Z!^\ m.- 
 
 ^ m.-Ao. 3TTT tF^-^TTftvm "F^, wW^HTfH^n n.-WT- 
 
 ffnTfH»fnT W.-&C. ^^. 
 Pbo»ecut»p, p. T. V. 1. «n^ 3IMci3T, &c. 3JgVTf%^. 
 
 2 ^R^^ST, Ac. 
 
 8 «JWfTTlf*T«H, 3TfTT5^, Mlfi^tlf^^'U, 
 Prosecutiox, Proskcutuio, %. T. V. 1. «?rtVff wm^ n. Ac. 
 
 Ml<nrn m. a(T5*TW^ n. 
 
 2 ^T?!^ w. Ac. [•»• »rf*T^ m. 
 
 8 f^iiif^/. 3rf*Tn?nT n. s^wfr^if^TTnTT «• wwfnifMmi 
 
 PsosECutOR, n. Prosroutiso, p. a. t. V. 1. H\ttV 'fli'i«ilTT, 
 fi»<{i-*n« n«01UI-4c. 
 2^iWnm,&e. 
 
 -Ac. 'F^-^^-Ac. 
 
PBO 
 
 PE03ELTTE, To Peosblttk. See Cokteet, To Contest. 
 Pbo3EE, n. Peosino,;?. a. v. V. ^R?rf-'^T^-&c. *<«IKI- 
 c5N«IK[, ^nT5J, =!(T^oS or -ci^idi, ^RT, '^npT?, 'T^'^i 
 
 Peosino, n.\. \. =5^55 qfedrn. =!mz\i/. ^T'^f.n. ■^im<i^(\ 
 
 f. rfr^m. ^rC3^ or ^qr^^n. 
 Pbosodial, Phosodicai., a. pertaininj^ Sfc. io prosody. 3^:- 
 
 Pbosodian, «. one skilled in prosody, \i^:'^\\^^ ^'AW^Ifli 
 t^-VT^^. [/• 
 
 Peosodt, n. rules of versification. #^jn.«. fJ^'.^TT^ff. S'^f^Kjl 
 Peosopopeia. See Peesonificatiox. [arKt^w. 
 
 Peospect, n. view. ^f?/. TT^^n. (iPilMMm. 5^qT<T«». ^€t^T- 
 
 2 .»/eio o/" things to come, expectation^ TTf^^^f^^. Hff?^- 
 s=n^^5T«. HMRi^F^TTfTw. 3TTiirT/. 
 
 3 apprehension of as likely to happen. SHTT/. Wtn/. ^TT'T 
 «. HHTwi. TPTw. t-qT?[«. fq»,. ^ttk»». OT^m. ^'TN^t/. 
 
 4 /Aa< tvhich is presented to the eye. ^^t^fT^^^^OT. ^<^- 
 
 Peospective, o. referring to future time. JSr^ *|oll^ «Jt- 
 
 Pkospectivelt, adv. t. A. J^?^ ^Fiai^ s|RWr#, J^r^T ^- 
 Pbospectiveness, n. v. A. JS^F^T ^Toir^ '^"k'Tn. *(lfs|«Mai- 
 
 ^^T/. mfsnFT??r^rf?7?rr/. 
 
 Peospectus, n. ^ Ian of a work. ^Frfs^^f^f^T^Jl n. %-^^^y^r 
 
 Jb Pbospek, v. a. render successful. ?f<l>?5-^'Pc5-<P?5^ff-&c. 
 ^>K^,W^pop. «m«Pn.-fflf^/-f^^/.-?i1%f5/.-%- 
 Hfiin7Tm.-?T^5/.-H^|^^/t.-?Tff^/.-&c. ^PTwr y. o/o. SR^fT ' 
 
 decl. !R<7f, "TTT TTiST, ^^ «. %f^ <?«ci. ^T^, gPTW ^^T 
 rfecZ.-vrmm ^rt^ decl.-Sic. ^.^, 
 To Pbospek, v. n. he successful.^ Sfc. — of persons. fSl«J>wf, 
 
 Gi?ft-?;?Tm-?H?5?q-^irT?KTT»f-smrT»f-5mnT?iT-&c. ^iof-3T?#, 
 
 ^OT «'«. con. fil+"i g- of s.^f. f[^ g. of s. ^\mn.-&c. 
 ?n«r'3Ty. ofs. >TT^/.-'T^*rTT7w.-5ppfftTf5:/.-&0. ^y. 
 ofs. rl irl ^qt, mi<"}, =q?5fft/.-m3HI+ro5 w.-'Ef^m ^PRPI.- 
 &C. 3TO^y. o/«. 
 2— of measures, &c. f^r^W-TI^^W-'^^-^^T^TT^I-MRuil- 
 
 Ts^, 'TffrRr-<pa5r?f-&c. W^, ^m^, ^m•-^^^f^ ^^ in. con. 
 
 3 ( in business, trade, &c.). ^5<ft ;pET/-'5?ffft +H|U|/.- 
 %14dim^OT.-=si5H>TP7ft/.-&c. arooty. o/«. ^5?ft/-f1^ 
 /.-&c. ^^ g. ofs. Z^n\.-&c. ^^It g. ofs. 
 Prospekeb, n. Peospeeino, ;>. a. v. V. A. 1. ?I'F?5 <t><U | K I, 
 
 T. V. N. See Pkospebovs, 
 
 682 PRO 
 
 II Peospewtt, Pbospeboussess, n. v. A. 1. Jjf^JT^T^t/ ?n%^r- 
 t[f. ^\^ n. 37^ m. >Tr«T «. ^"ifft^nt/. 'EJSrftff^IT /. 
 
 <TRfr/. «ll<Sc1IMI'-4T m. 'fTi=r«lT3T m. sjI^str ot. pi. *rT*n:/. 
 TT^TTPT M. ^qf^/. JTR^/. >-ft/. «nT n. H? n. JTTH «. 
 SfT^PrT/. «. M^^ m. ^^f. ^T^/. f^f^/. Jprff^f?/. 
 
 Flush or overflow of p. 'B<T?ft=^ 3P7 m. 
 
 High tide or heyday of p. *R^tt?rf/. ^^ ^?5?t/. 
 
 Season of p. ^i4(i<^i^i^ T^^r^ m. pi. t^iqf Jt^TTT^ 
 ^^ »7i. /jZ. ^Trft^ r<\Mt\ tn. pi. 3i<l*irt m. 3f^fT<|JT3 w. 
 ^r5[?njrr5E «>. ^n=W^5PToI m. ^5?TTTfa »i. «}l«dl*r55 »i. ^- 
 
 4 3TT51T^/. 3TT5TT^/. fsmT m. 
 Pbospebous, a. successful, fourishing, — of persons. rJ^^ff- 
 
 ^rr^, c5<Tft^, 'iftTT^, «ftK?f, sfhFTT, FiRsnr, nrFJ^rfr, ^- 
 <:4d«(K, ?;?rT*5r, ?«t?;bi, <hd*di5<l, =5)ft?iT»f , jtiht^, <Krf - 
 
 2— of measures, &c. ?n?^, g<ps5, juri^, f^^ff-&c. ^it- 
 
 3— trade, a trader, &c. thriving. ^'T'ft, T^TRT 31IH?JT, 
 ■c|ifd«f.rf,-m , =€T5%qT^^r, '^^^PKT^'^^T, &e. grfSTr?;pT5trqT, 
 'TTTft^, 5ri^?TT, ^Tr{\, ff^Hig, ^^|"^, ^HPT, fl^|[. 
 P. or flourishing state. Hl'HT: f^inlens. *RiTTT? tn. 
 4 — as a town, country, &c. 3?r«rT3, aTT«n^TT, aTT«ir^pft- 
 
 Prostitute, n. T. Haelot. ^P^nfftn/. sf^l^ft/.^iTT / 1- 
 
 Ceremony of licensing a p. fiT3(fty*. 
 Iiicense of a p. ^^^f^€tf. 
 Trade of a p. qJF«r n. 
 To Peostitute, f). a. sell to leicdness ( a daughter, wife, 
 
 &c. ). TiftH ^or-3T^, *ni/. wjf g- ofo. 
 
 2 devote to lasc purposes for reward. t^rTT^-'^r^t^^^ 
 ^g:^-&c. ?I^ ^FnTT?T-'=fr^ +|tii^-&c. HT^St-ft^ot. 
 
 Peostitction, n. v. V. 1.— ac/. ^^\i^^ 55T^ «. 
 
 I. practice, trade, life, Sfc. of a prostitute, ^p;^^ n. qr^^- 
 
 Earnings of letting out to p. HTI f'H\Z^. «. — that 
 subsists on these. HI4<HI*- 
 Peosteate, a. lying at length, ^^^l-&c. T^^OT, -^Pil'^'RT- 
 
 2 — as in supplication, adoration, &c. ?!ref'ii*it<M^ m- 
 
 3 ( in strength) v. Weakened. ?ftt]Tn1%, Ttl^^ftT, »m- 
 
 To Peosteate, v. a. lay fat, throw down, msuf, Jri^-ij^. 
 f^^U^, ^SIT qR«t, ^fHST^^cT-^^-itc. q^or, ^AZ^^^ 
 2 ( one's self in reverence, &c. ). TT^ "Tiof, ^I^TT »i. 
 
PEO 
 
 683 
 
 PBO 
 
 «.-&c. ^T^t. C t5T, &0. 
 
 PE03TSATED, J). V. Y. 1. qT?%HT, vIFMH^W %^c5T, «^ %^- 
 2 S<^ PB03TRATK. [ «• Ac. 
 
 Peostbatiox, fi. T. V. 1. — acl. TT^ n. PlvH«)ui «. rf*ll*<>Ji 
 2 imt "T^ot I. &0. ^SKrf m. n. 3T?mm »n. ^i^i'iwrii n. 
 
 vHv t 'mmm m. or «i>5iiqmd m. &c. ir^snTm ««. ^^wmH 
 
 n. MI^MHH«. , 
 
 I. ( of Strength ). g4<)U| /. ^ftw m. ^h'mH"! '"•5^ «• 
 ^TUT ■» 5Hf^4H m. 'aiP!/. ^^ »»• ^ »"• 
 
 To suffer p. of strength. vJA^uflW ^ or vS<j<«ui/. ^^. 
 
 II. (of spirits). V. Depbessiox. ai^^n^m. f^^ffi. 'OTf^. 
 Pbost, a. p-ol/j, <fu«, ^c. -mM^fl-HI, ^WrTSfrt^, ^I^ST^- 
 
 To Pbotlot, v. a. defend, guard^ keep^ t. To Peesebte. TT- 
 
 TTZot, 3TT«iTq' m.-&c. ^, ^T^ot/.-^iiT n.-^^?m n.-^'^T^ 
 m.-<u^^ n.-&c. ^^y. o/o. 
 
 PBOrECTED, p. V. v. rr^%^, Tfl^^'TT, Ac. T^^rT, ?TTf?^, §- 
 
 Pbotectios, fi. T. V. — acl. J^^ n. Ac. TT^or/. T?1^ n. ^- 
 
 To commit to the p. of. <I^-afnfi«^-3HI'fi-3ftTtnt?T-&c. 
 qT^0^-%6t g. of 0. 
 
 To seek p. of. ans^ m.-jrrn^r m. «^ y. qfo. T^/ 
 
 fSjvrif y. 0^0. VT^ 3nor-inf, qt^rm ?r^ /. ^n^^r y. »/ <>. 
 
 I. ikelter or defence afforded. Z{W(V pop. 3Tr^m. ;[I^». 
 Snn/. MNft>«'l n. ^^ n. 
 
 II. V. Pass. ^^^ n. 3T«nrT^ «. 
 
 Pbotectob, n. Pbotectiso, p. a. Pbotectite, a. v. V. n- 
 
 qi^V, nr^lrf*, 'flM*, 7P^, M'mrflf, 3TT'MMi.ini-<^i*i<f>, 
 
 PbOTKCTIESS, ••. TT^TOrrft/. TH^-^TTW»T-Ac. %^ pop. ^rff/. 
 PtOTEoi, N. one under the protection of anolJxr. 31lf^q, 
 
 Among the njillions of ( your Ac.) protegees. Sflf^- 
 
 Jo Pbotud, », a. Y. To Stextch tobth. ^^ frS^. 
 Ta Pbotxit, f. n. affirm tclemnly. iff^T^-irPrir ^J^I^-iffH- 
 fn^'r*-flf^t^-flfq^*1<*VJ|-^1r«4*M4,JT-A4?. qi^-«^a|vf, 
 
 2 Bgainst ; make a toUmn declaration of oppotition. ifT- 
 
 8 ( in writing. ). fHNM'J^* i*f^fil'("t15-Ao. «iN<^ 3T- 
 Pbotbjt, PBorrrrATiox, »«. T. V. 1. «T^r^^ i^R^ «». Ac. ^• 
 
 3 aro^HfrT^ m. ar'T'f^PK^^ «»• 
 
 PitOTESTAKT, ». OH't+^imf^ ^f\\^^ 3TH**T<T %^. 
 
 Fboteus, a. one who aatumes a shape at tcill. S^fi^H'f 
 
 Pbotottpe, n. original pattern, sra «. Jjfi^'T «. W<hfH/. 
 li 2b Pkotb ACT, ». o./)ro/ony, lengthen in //me. j^fiR^, ^- 
 
 To be protracted. Bf^pift^ <T?ot, 
 j 2 See To Defer. [ 55f*lfT. 
 
 1 Pboteacted, p. V. V.l. 3i*J*<?.«r, 5?Nun<(i MMrfW-Ac. f^- 
 'i Peotbacteh, n. PROTEACTrsG,^. a. V. Y. 1. Slfsjoinr, rSt^T- 
 
 "I <^M<»|KI^ af^pift^ MIrtuiKI, fVri'HI^TlI. 
 
 Peotbactiok, n. v. V. 1. ?yt')^ «. Ac. 55f«isnift /• rtis"! /• 
 ] rfNri-M^/. f^=^3pT n. 
 To Peotbude, t'. fl. thrust forward or out. 5?-«?T^ S<?;c5wf- 
 
 To Pbotbude, v. n. shoot forward, Sfc. ^-sn^ ^^^-TS't, J- 
 
 Pbotboded, p. V. Y. A. ^ ^^r^^OT, Ac. 
 V. Y. N. ^ 3Tff5t?T, «IT^ 3TTHOT, Ac. 
 Pkotbcdee, n. Peotbudiko, p. a. Pbothusive, a. \. Y. A. 
 
 VS <S<fir5y| H I -HT'-"TT<r-Ac. 
 Pbotbusio", n. v. Y. A.— act. ^ rp^Sf «. ^ ^XZ^ «. Ac. 
 j V. Y. N. ^ ^ ». ^\^ k^ n. Ac. 
 
 PBOTtBERASCE, M. T. A. y^HU|| m. j'lc^BM"!! m. Ac. 
 ' Lap. V. Eisiso. -j-«(*(di m. t^Ti n. t*^ n. 
 
 Peotubeba5T, Pbotubekous, a. smiling out, prominent, v^- 
 I '^T 3TTp5c7T, ^^, 5»T%HT, ^^. 
 2b Pbotcbebate, ». n. t. To Bellt. *}f^ ^^, ^^, J^T 
 
 'rt.-JTRT »»• ^, ^"^l*!"!. 
 Peoud, o. having pride, q^, n;%, >ifij?i, ^q^, aifjTHIvft, ^r- 
 
 ^1 ^'^1 ^f'^'^^i 35pTftlT^'F, 3?fT'lT,— in high dc- 
 gree; »riff%ft^, »^^^, RST^T, »l?[Tff7, lf»l^, ^^«»nfT. 
 Some appellatives, allusive terms, expressive phrases, 
 Ac. for A proud person are, l^JlW^Pri,*^?*?^, vTT^- 
 
 »T,ita ?TO%^, «im amPTTT tfttob i^^f, ^\-■^\ i>^m«^ arr- 
 
 m« or ^ Ac. ?!Tnj?mrJ or ^ ^? j^ Ac. qi^T 3Tt- 
 *!t jftT TIT f^^ 5T?t?f, 
 
 To become p. Conveying this simple sense, though 
 with varying implications^* there are numerous phra- 
 seologies in English, so are there in Maraihi; but all 
 'I the phraseologies in Maraihi, which correspond to 
 ' thoHO in English in conveying the sense, are not, and 
 i; cannot be expected to be, corresponding also in impliia- 
 I tion and asped. Of such then the insertion cnn niani- 
 || festly be no where but under the general nnd com- 
 I prehensive word. Here accordingly are collcclid the 
 ^ phrases agreeing with ?b get puffed vp, lifted up. 
 
PRO 
 
 inflated, blinded, Sf.c, To get high notione, a stiff neck, 
 Sfc. To lose or forget one's self. To g ice one's self airs. 
 To grow big, lofty, a great man, S(c. To get one's head 
 turned, Sfc. S(c. >h?50I, fTPiT^, HTrt'f, '^f^, JT^, *Jisi«i" 
 of, virS<FT^^, *T5TT^^, -d*|cd.ut, T?r>JI^, iiDK-ui, S'SR't, ^- 
 »jRTJr or ^"PR^, »MH>«ff ^?Tot, 3TraT «. ^^ ^TW g. of s. 
 JTPT »• '^^^ g- of s. Sif^ ^fPJ rtlM«l, SToS'Ti^ ^R »». V^ 
 g. of s. sT^ m. ^^i. d<*Kot-fT>^-^f5tff y. q/"s. q^ «. ^- 
 53t 0)- ^S ^ ^nr y. 0/ s. 3!ftl «. '^T^'il ^. of s. •m£\-^ ^- 
 ^n^ %^. — -4fli To be p. ^?ft^/. '(lotM^t-HtT'r, STT^^I- 
 
 ?rr/. f*TOr''t-«iT2^ot-3r^, yPiyi/- 4Tc5nut-fHT^df , ttt^. 
 
 ^f?IT^?: ^{^^ g. ofs. ?t^^ ^fT?50l,^'i m. ^ ^ft 7^, — 
 And To make p. — as involving the general sense of to 
 puff up, lift up, inflate, blind, Sjc. is answered by tjuijf- 
 
 V. tliough in rags. ^laH'sd. 
 
 2 of; pluming one's self upon. srfinTT^, arf'TiTT'T M^^IKI- 
 m^S^^ &c. 3T^P5 «ira'l"IKr-&c. sTTIlf^r, sho^INI, 5IT<ift- 
 
 ==n', sfnnrt^, ^r^^, ai-^^i^*, 
 
 P. of birth. f^TTf^nrnt. 
 
 3 See Geand, Magnificent. 4 — flesh. Hi<^K. 
 PitOUDLT, adv. y. A. 1. n^f^, H'l*>^^, 3Tf^WHI^, &c. V[S(^- 
 
 ^, arfHHM^M'*, &c. 
 Pkovable, a. v. V. 1. r<TRr'Tr3ftJTr-&c. f^5 +<Mm1'I1-&c. 
 
 To Pkove, v. a. evince, demonstrate, establish. f^Tpqut, ^RT- 
 
 &c. jp^wif, sj-fjm^'i, STTT^, ^T^Sr, ^wKm^^, ithm «. 
 
 «TT^ n.-d4HI<\H n.-^TTfrf/.-^TT^ n.-JTST n.-&c. ^R^ 
 
 To p. upon, q^ visuf, STt'ft rfN^i, ?n^^ot. 
 
 2 Jr»«^ <o <Ae test, try. qTr^iJif, FiTSwi, "TT^, <r5?to5of or 
 
 «TRfT /.-&c. ^Rof-q^ gofo.^ m. qi^ y. 0/0. q^fT- 
 
 5ET o»* "43diojr m.-qit^ OT.-&C. ^-qr^. 
 
 3 V. To ExpEBiENCE, ^ f. q^-qT^OT g. of 0. ^mr«mT 
 ^9t-vJ<i<^i, ^T^ir*K »». 5RS?T qr^^-^ot-^Si ^. 0/ 0. q<t- 
 
 ?^, ^^3T »i.-3T5*r«r ffi.-Sfr'Tq' w.-Mrflfd pop. H-«ftfr| or 
 sN^/.-&c. ^-qr^ or wiVA t«. con. ^-^of. 
 To Peove, v. n. make trial. qT^,qft?TT/. ^-^^. 
 
 2 be found eventually, issue. q?'it,q^,f5jW<'i,ft^,>id<uf, 
 
 To p. true. q^Sr. 
 PnoTED, p. V. v. A. 1. ?»nq^3r, ^rr ^^tt fir^ai , &c. f^^, 
 
 Tlt^ or ^, ?«nf^, Mff*qir^H,«J>JHir<\H,qf»TH, T^q^T, ^H- 
 
 2 fTTS^F^T, rir^ Mll^Mc^l, Ac. q^tf?1W. [ fft?T. 
 
 3 and Exi'EBlEKCED. ^?f??TT?T 3Tl?5?5r, &C. Wll^llrih<i, ST- 
 Protedore, n. purveyor, v. Catereb. Jt!^, ^T«Fft^. 
 Peotendeb, n. food for beasts. ^nTHTRT m. ^H^HTT ff>.^T<T 
 
 Green p. ^nr/. 
 
 684 FRO 
 
 Pbovkb, n. Pbovino,/). a. v. V. A. 1. ^^nq^TRT, ?TI^5 ^^- 
 OTRT, &c. sf^fqr^q;, iiHwi, ^qqr^, sifciqfTT-3^qfTi-<&c. 
 
 Pkoteeh, «. Mw, o(%e. J^/. »^<iToft/. asrmT w. 3TTfWr M. 
 
 ;^TR tn. rt I'^i f^ /. 
 Peoterbial, a. mentioned in a proverb, "^oft^, s^r?Tr7T, 
 
 2 comprised in a proterb.^ current as a proverb. ••*(i*(f>5, 
 
 Z pertaining., suitable, Sfc. to a proverb. ♦^uO'^ll. 
 2'o Provide, r. a. procure or prepare beforehand. JcJ-Ac. <p- 
 ^7T %^, rTTR or'rr^TR-^5;-&o. qJ^rT %^, 5ijT*ft/.-?f- 
 
 ^ CT.-?rTf^ «.-?RH5 or ?n:^ /.-rrqr^ft or>qift/.-«n- 
 
 '3RT/.-JMiq»».-H^*n'^/.-»I^IN?fT »i.-&e. q)Twr-q;^;»T %^. 
 
 2 supply, furnish, give. ^, q;T^, Jt^, ^if^r^ n.-t(I»itO 
 
 /.-&c. jp^of 5-. ofo. q?^oft /.-%Ti^r «j.-*Rf(t /.-&c. qR^ 
 
 5r. 0/0. 
 
 3 V. To Stipulate. b%?T »». ^p?^. 
 To p. against. amT »i.-(:fk'iI«.-^*TRn.-&c.srtsr9T^.o/o. 
 To p. for, put into a livelihood. aT^TTR rtl^«i. 
 To be provided for. 3r5JT?r 3PT^. 
 To p. for comfortably. ^^TR^^ «. <f>K^ g. ofo. 
 
 PROTniET),|>. V. V. 1. JS 5p57r 4<(rtril, rfTR-f^^-Ac. ^f^W,^ 
 %^^^!It^, &e. 
 
 2 f^^?5T, ^T^rH', &C. 
 
 3 ^%frrfT, ^t%fH=?>. 
 Providence, n. fore-thought, foresight,fore-concern.'^Vlm. 
 
 ^^^ «. frjf^/- <t4?f^/. <t^^^ «. "J^^fR m. ff^- 
 
 ^R m. HfsrKn%<T^ «. Hf^isq^^W «. TiiWrsmnFH «. 
 
 3iiJirHs<<niuir<i^'if^^R w. 
 
 2 ( of God ). ^^M5T n. fs^a^ «. ^»^<^%Tmn. f «Rr- 
 ^^TT «. |^?i«rRT n. ^H/l+iuft/. 
 3 — as an epithet of God, v. God. aT^nTfTf^tntTT. 
 Provident, a. fore casting. ^T^?!, ^t^^, ^hf^f?, ^^'S^i ^- 
 
 ^f%, q^Trm^, *ir«)i<^<!^, ^rf^raRt, *r^wn'^<T^, ^- 
 
 Providential, o. effected by the providence of Ood. \'^- 
 
 Providentially, adv. v. A. ^^MO+iufl^, f"^ft^F5fT^. 
 Providentlt, adv. v. A. ^T^#T, ^t%€t^, &c. ^^^'J^q*, 
 
 <(1 "=?<{. f^'J.^*i &c. 
 Peovideb, n. Peovidino,^. a. v. V. 1. qs+*,H^uiKr, fl'TT- 
 <+.*,H S^iJrRT, fRf^ +<<'IKI, «i^*n qROTRT, &C. 
 2 ^U|KI, 5<^U|RT, &c. 
 Pbovince, n. division of a state. g^TT w. srtfT m. 5i3?5 n. 
 Government of a p. ^HdlO/. 
 Governor of a p. ^H^R, HS^»qT, wisffl^. 
 2 proper office or sphere.^ v. Business. q;RT «. ST^OT n. 
 gr^n^R m. ^[^ «. JEn^ »«. ^ m. «. ?^??5 w. 
 
 To fall or be in p. of. ^*|d*iri ^-3T^ ^. ofs. 
 Peovincial, a. belonging, ^'c. to a province. g«Tr5fTj irfrTT- 
 
 2 See EusTic. 
 
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 PEO 685 
 
 Pbovisios, n. v. V. 1. — act. fPTR spm n. rt^lR ^^ 5^ n. 
 Ac. fTtaj^ or fTT^/ fl^Trtt/. fTTrft«r n. 
 
 I. preparation*, measure* taken. rl<<Hi<^ or Hid*/, t^nvt/- 
 
 II. ttork eoUected., thing* provided. flff^rT ti. ?lT*nft/ ^ 
 
 III. tictual, T. Food. 3fRl «. ^TO n. 3TT^«n. 3nTRroft«. 
 Undressed provisions, ftrm ««. <Ji?l"*l »«. aTPTT*! «. 
 
 IV. ttipulalion, v. Cosbition. ?i%<lm. 
 Jy PK0TISI05, r. a. supply with food. aRTT^-Ac. «l>^»0/.- 
 
 &c. ^^-^^;5i %^, 
 Peovisional, Pbovisiosaht, a. provided for tie present 
 oeeation. ^T^^PTT *IHMI, •^\pj^\ TT^^, -mrlrMl i4*i*l|-«(l, 
 
 PsOTISIOJfAtLT, adt. T. A. -"^I^.r^I ^IHIHI, "•(laWI Rfl'llrfl. 
 
 Pbotiso, n. stipulation, v. Coxditiox. ?i%?l «j. n^/. 
 Pbotocatios, «. T. V. l.—act. ^<l^ n. Ac. 3?PR n. gr- 
 
 ^tTT «. 33T^T n. 
 
 2 — fl<r/. Nnnnii «. %W^ «• Ac. ^I^NuO/. f^^wft/. 
 
 T n. SpTvrr^tTT n. [TmoT fl. 
 
 I. provoking language. f^Muflt^lI 'Tt^/./'i. RsJIoft^ 
 To Pkotoex, t>. o. arouse, stir up, v. To Excite. %cWi»f, %- 
 W^, T%*R fl.-^^T fi.-g^VTJT-Ac. qjToJ ^. 0/ 0, 
 
 2 excite to anger, v. To Axgeb. fsfrn^, ^^, ^TS^, 
 
 Prttw e^t, *iMr*i'»i, dflWci!,ni«i, fra?ra /. ^, ^im^, ^- 
 
 3 ( a fight, qnarrel, argument, Ac. ). j-«(rfH vnwf ( 5^- 
 
 ft^<n, f n^iff^4i, Ac. ). 
 
 PlOTOKED, p. V. V. 1. «t<lf'irtl, Ac. -Jfl^Pid, drlfjld, TjfhT, 
 
 2 fS^H-i^, f^>HIf Ar4J, Ac. ^|ft|H, ?JHlR<i, ?f?nf. 
 PlOvOKn, ». P»o^>OEixo, ;». a. Pbotocatitk, a. v. V. 1. 
 %?WOim, Ac. 7W3W, <1^<4*, ^^M*, 3#3H-Ac. ^mf- 
 fiTA-Ac. 
 2 f^sUWTTTT, %Wnm, f^rflB^OTITT, Ac. il'II^I^IUIuiKI, 
 
 3^hw, ^^Tjw, ^^ylfttM*, '^'ft^Wv, ^rvT«^Ji*. 
 
 Pbotokiholt, adv. t.V. 2. rM«im<4Ml'll-^nT9r-Ac. deel. 
 
 Pbotost, n. 4<N%lO. 
 
 Pkow, ». forepart of a skip. ^!\Hif. 
 
 2 — kind of boat. 'TIW w 7lH »». 
 Piowias. n. valour, yalUmtsy, S;e. <mT»T m. tpTN w. J'^^rni 
 
 M. WfT^/. aWPfW^/. ^rtt/. ^ a. ft**! a. 
 Peraonal p. ^Tyfri a. 
 3V Paowi, r. a. nmmder aiout for prey. \^%\(\f^\i\ f^r^, 
 
 ftWT^-^Rt^-Ac. J?T»ITfT f*?^, fM^CVI / pi. MW^i, 
 
 PlOaaKa, a, Piowtixo, p. a. t.V. fvi«lO«T^)-f^«l/^«(l f!T- 
 TwoxiTtkn, a. T. >'eit, Nea«. finifr^T, «»iwnv, TOV, 
 
 PUB 
 
 P. cause, T. Cause. ^VI'^m^koi n. g^PT «. 
 Pboximity, «. V. A. aiH/. S'lrfT »». ^«f^/. imA w. ^%- 
 
 Pkoxt, n. agency of a substitute. i)fdpjf^t^ «. 
 
 Bj p. MfdPiry^Rf, srirtf^tft+.^d. 
 
 2 T. SCBSTrrUTE. ^rfHf^f^, ^TT^T^ 51^5^. 
 Phcde, n. tcomart if Ao affects modesty. «i\^i-^ rfMIoi ilT^mft 
 
 To play the p. »4<+,ui, <Tt? ». Hi+uJ, HT^ m. »m#. 
 Pbudence, n. T. CAnxiox, Wishom. ^ir^jT^lft/. ?f*T^5rR?Tft 
 
 OTHT^n^ ». HI'lrflM«c4lR(-MK n. ?f^5^?5T n. <lN»i*fl -i /. 
 
 ^»ft^+lRrIl/. f^3.<4filR<ll/. 
 
 Pbubest, (I. T. Cautious, Wise. WH^i^, +lHMjd^^, ?r*T- 
 
 Peudestial, a. proceeding, Sfc. from prudence. MM^i^\f\-^\.i 
 
 Peudekxlt, Prudestiallt, adv. v. A. ^inr^Tft^T ■HH^'ti- 
 MU||vl, Ac. TRTiTm3[^H"J5i;, ^T^^lT^'T^? '^°" 
 
 Peudekt, n. affected modesty, <J'o. rJM^-H'ar^ *ft?r M.-?ff»T 
 n.-Tfn n.-"ft»T-&c. »m% «». pi. ^K m.pl. H<*rt^Rt/. 
 
 Pbudish, «. affectedly modest,— a, female. 5^%^^, Hlig^- 
 
 3^(/. ^ ), OT^ f^flr ^ T, Ac. aiTf5 3?niT^3 smr, 
 
 PucDisnxEse, a. v. A. afppT 3TM^t^ 55T^/.-t5wTT/.-Ac. 
 aM^-Ac. wrn n.-yfn w.-Ac [^raiJf. 
 
 Zb Pbuxe, r. a. Zojj, ^-c. ^3H a.-^nft/ ^^, ?^Wot, ^^^^, 
 
 Prcxed, p. V. V. ?r?(Y %^t^, ^?^%3T, Ac. «^. 
 
 Prvsixo, n. V. y.—act. ^^f. ^^5^ 'RT'f «• 3RWY/. ^mwjft/. 
 
 PBU5IS0-H00K, n. <h\*i<\\ tn. 
 
 Pbubiehce, Phuhiexct, n. v. Ixcn, fig. ??PT/. ^/. 
 
 Prubiest, a. T. N. ^TM g?:%OT, wn^TTS. 
 
 To Pbt, r. n. into ; in»;;ec/ closely., with attempt to discover 
 something. »ITf^ Tf^, ^Tttr»ft /.-sitHiTOJ^ /.-f«?f^r^/.- 
 »FWf^/.-^'ll^'ft /. "Frif, Ml«<ft<i< 3nM, TTotrT orv(f, 
 
 2 about. ^^«Bof,'^Kur,^f5P'ft/-^f«fi*rft/-Ac. sR^wf. 
 Pbtixo, j). a. V. V. 1. v#^ *<wiUI, jnryfl ^TTITr, Ac. 
 y»^, ynrwT , f^r*«t*, ^«;=*t^, gjpr^. 
 2 ^ipEwnTT, ^^^rm, ^=^, %fo5T. 
 
 Psalm, a. ^^ n. »fti1 a. 
 PitAUnn, a. 4HlN%l<, *<hj*ft. 
 Ps ALMOST, a. #»r»IW a. <m^/. r. VT, «|[flT, 
 Pbalixb, a. »ftnrt 5^^ a. [3c:, nm. 
 
 I; PiHAw, iar«7. V. IsTEMxcno^. fef», rft, »,ff'l,1^:, f<!rf , 
 PsEUio. This prefix ia rendered by f*n«n, ^, f5fWR,Ac. 
 
 j PsTCHoiooicAL, 0. T. N. 3nwJTf«fftrtmTvft, wuiiwrvvv*. 
 
 ,; PsiCHOLOOT, a. seienet of man'* spiritual nature. 3iif»»HW- 
 I Vvwart, tvmucnct, n. rife a^ in the K*tt. i^. m^n. 
 
 UN:VEf,S:TY 
 
PUB 6 
 
 The fire & flush of youth or p. K^IHnt or g^Tfjr /. 
 Glowing under the ardor of p. 5^5<ffT?T. 
 Kot arrived at p. aTSTTS^^T. 
 To be under the excitement of p. ^^^of. 
 To attain p.— a male or female. 3Tot^, snTriT-T'Tirr- 
 3!Tffrr-»TTm-^?lf?r-&c. %at.— a female. JT^iui^^itl ^. 
 Pur.ESCENT, a. arrived atpuherly. ^f?f-"T'»TffT-'TCt?T-7^Tt<T-&c. 
 
 PcBic, a. ^raT. 
 
 Pi'BLic, a. oj or belonging to the jjeople or community. ^ 
 
 ?fr^3pft?r, ^f^HT^TRW, ^^HTTFT, ^Jf^rrfiT^, ^^fjTTPF, 
 
 ^nr^r, TT^HT, >Tt5^==fT, ^TrfY^r, &c. 
 
 2 current among all people, commonly known. g^TS, 7^- 
 
 P. report, P. talk, &c. See under Popular, People. 
 
 To become p. ^^wf, ^[^ qjuf, VJ^^., '^^\r{ qdt, ^• 
 T%^m. ^ g. oj s. 
 PcBLic, n. the general lody of the nation, Sfc.y. CoMSiuifiTT. 
 3t^ m. pi. ^i ^q; m. pi. ^ w. ;»;. 
 
 In p. f5N;i?f , at^tfft, ^qfrT, 5^, ir^ JJop. 5RS. 
 
 In p. and in private. ^l^rfifT '?^fTf?T, <?^iWt t?t^t- 
 
 ^fti'jpfk'ft. [?5t%«mr/. 
 
 Eegard or deference to the p. ??T5p?5«TT/. ^^?5^STT /. 
 
 To come before the p. H^siti ^. 
 PUBLIC-HOVSE. See Ixs. 
 Public-minded, Public-spieited, a. at^4f, JSt^t'TPfff, 
 
 PCBLIC-IIIXDEDSESS, PuBLIC-SPIBITEDNESS, «. V.A. pft^JPlI 
 
 Pub Lie AX, n. i«n keeper; seller of »pirlis, Sjc. H^T^t, ^?yTc7, 
 
 2 collector of taxes or customs. ^'*M<^K. 
 Publication, Publishing, n. \. V. 1. — act. qf^^ ^T't «• 
 
 «&c. arrf^'^ir «. snFft^'T «. t^rt «. ^tttt/. hR**1- 
 
 3 «5T^ sf^5 ^PT^ ». Ac. 
 
 4 'EfTc^^ »• [w.-j^spn.-Ac. 
 I. published hook, Sjc. srj^ iff^^ %t7f?r or sill^I ?T'4 
 
 Public ITT, Pcblickess, n. v. A. 1. ^T^^sjfSnTT /■ ^^f^«?- 
 %^ n. ^i^^spcr m. 
 2 7^/. ^^/. 3-^1 'l{t/. sT^rf^/. ??lf^^»». ;?tq;:rf^f^ 
 
 Publicly, a(/t>. v. A. 1. ^^T^f^, 'H^?5t^t^^, ^^H+^H, 
 nf^W^, ^150*15 , &c. 
 
 2 7^5, 3^T5^^, qftr^, ■^fhrtfT, ^JT5Tt?r, trt^rfrr, sJi^piH, str- 
 
 I. vpith open glorying or utter shamclcssness. ^\^r{ <fr?5T^, " 
 
 3 PFF 
 
 To Publish, v. a. make pullidy known; proclaim, promulgate, 
 announce, &[c. 3it^'^^-:Tf^5-;j^-sm?:-f%f^-&c. spT^f , ^t- 
 
 n^T, ?#pfrr-=^m-&c. ^tqot--3nT'iof, ij^?^ or sri;;:^, qfr- 
 ?^/.-"Tft^~T2:m.-inpr?iOT-sifH^/.-;j^r^/.-??if%^M.- 
 
 &c. sp^of, srf«|'TrI-^^^rr-&c. 3Tmot, m'TOIT/.-^^R^n. 
 &C. ^"Jf ^. o/ 0. H'^,i\'^r><^\-n.-&,Q. ^F^ ^. q/o. 
 2 — abroad, far and wide; with the power of To blaze^ 
 to blazon, to noise abroad, y. To Noise. 3^51 TTTwifiirJT- 
 
 ^tHTTTw -5tT5;TR««.-&c. iF^wf g. ofo. 
 3 (a book, &c.). OTJ^ srf%5 q^, ST-^ ^^l^trl-ai^trl-^- 
 f%q;f?r-&c. atrnTot. [^N^^t. 
 
 42>Ki into circulation, utter (false doaimfnt,S)C.) ^Iri*(uj, 
 Published,/), v. V. 1. ^f^'^ %^^, ^l^i+f'vW, &c. 3IT|^, 
 Xf^^ ;)r)y. smS, Jf^f^fT, 3tTft«£?;rf , Sf^?, IRf f^, ST^W, 
 
 PoBLifUEE, «. T. V. 1. srf%5 JPT^RT, ^;tt^^ *iiiu, &c. ^• 
 
 ^^-T?lT^-&c. !FfTf-5prt\-&C. 
 
 3 OTT<T ^rftf 5 ^FT'TTTT. 
 
 4 ^ra^OTTTT, <NlH<.u|Rr. 
 
 To Puckeb, v. a. contract or gather into folds. »hi^\ or vr- 
 
 5^1 ^^''^''^1 3Tr=Ffl^ot, ^<*r«ii/. pi. armot-qTsSr. 
 
 Puckered scam (of an angrakhd, Sfc). ^ftoim./. 
 To PucKEB, V. n. be contracted into folds, ^t^of, M^-JoJ or 
 JTS"3t, f^iMdwi or ^TJ^of, aTTspflot or 3irf ^of, 3TE^, 
 
 Puckeb, Puckebixo, n. v. V. N. ^Tf^ft/- f^^^ft/^T^^/ 
 ^oc^rft/. sToift/. aimrw. ^f^ f ^?ft/. 
 
 PUDDER, To PUDDEB. See BOTHEB, To BOTHEB. 
 
 PuDDiXG time, n. nick of time. Tisoft/. ^\r\f. 
 
 P. jack. STT^rifl', aTm?pa«?r, Hr^PTHT^, 'Tt'ST'^. 
 
 Puddle, n. small stand or collection of dirty water, f 5j%n. 
 
 ?<T%n. 5^spoTn. iqspoTrt. 5«npn. S«nPT»». isjqft/. S^ITTot. 
 
 ISRTOT. 1^ or i\^m. i\wnn. ^\^^xrC[7l. ftlJI^n. ntq^n 
 
 Water collected in puddles, flf^^oftn. f<Ts5^1:^n. 
 
 To PuDLLE, ». a. See To Muddex. 2 make close with elay. 
 
 PuDEXDA, «. V. Privities. ot?»Tot.«. ^^fin. 
 Puerile, a. boyish, v. Childish, 'fk^, ^k^a, <ft^^. 
 Puerility, «. v. Childishxess. qt^TtJTT'n. 3J<MUII»». 
 Puerperal, a. pertaining to childbirth. «rT«?Tq''n^, «IT5;?T 
 
 (in comp. as 5IT2?Ttm) sp^fft'^, ST^[f% (in comp.) wi^^Pn^P. 
 
 P. woman. siIcifT/. 5rra?ft<^/. [/• %^^m. 
 
 Puff, n. Wa«< with the mouth, '^m. ^^fHTw. ^^TTr»i. ^w. 
 
 2 ( of wind ) blast, gust. ^Jft/. f^t/- g5W». ^^ETTTwi 
 
 IPTRT »». JTsi^T ««• dim. ■^:^^f■ flmrws. ^rt^.^wttw. 
 
 Gentle p. ^^/. 3f^/ 
 
 In puffs, wf^, ^ft^. 
 
 Strong p. Tsm »». rf/w. *nntft/. TiTTRT m. 
 
FTL e 
 
 4 light fake. ^(^ j. *H«lf?I m. >T5E^ or i\K^<i\f. 
 
 5 tumid commendation, ^'c. ^|\R^ /. ^SfUft/ ^^Z- 
 "ftK n. «l*l^-«<l-<5fllO-MI-Ac. ^ m.-^oPT n.-&c. 
 
 To Purr, r. n. breathe hard, Mow, v. To Paxt. ^f ^a tft, J'- 
 fl*!!"!, g^T^iR^, \'i\4t f-^ m. ?5l»Tot in. eon. «Tm/. 
 i>i. ^-TT^F^, *i»^\\ m. pl.-J^^'i. m. pi.-^m^r^m^m. 
 
 To p. and blow ( as in fever or passion ) JT^. 
 
 2 blow with the mouth, ^w./.- j^ «.-^^ »n.-J^R«.- 
 ^^TTT m. HK^. ["ft^T^. 
 
 3 twell with air. ?rj ^1^, yf^<'I, HlfK?! intent. ?T^r5t, 
 
 To PCFF, r. a. T. To ISFLATE. Jt^'jt, ^^C ^^. 
 
 2 Woir oiroy. j^-J^H^+II decl-'^f.\-*t\^&c. 3i<i^. 
 
 3 up ; elate with pride. <F'I^ui, ■«(««< "I, *TTjT^, ?WK^<if, 
 ^ftr 1. ^T^o^ ^. o/ 0. Jh^ ^ n.pl. srf*M, •<|«<<K<<T 
 
 si?'^^ •M«'<"i, TJT?'^- 'i ?r«i^-^T{|in -^in^- Ac. ^^- 
 
 4 praite tumidly, Sfc. -tis^juj, «lTTf /■-'5?TTft/-5?TTT^/.- 
 
 T?l/. wtrif-^t^ ^. o/ 0. 
 Pur FEB, ;>. V. V. A. 1. '5'W^'^I, &<?. 5^r, J^ftr r«njM. J- 
 
 3 yn^%^, ^m<«i'^i, Ac. ^.. 
 
 To be p. up. TlTTot, '5'M, ^^, Hl-riuf, ^t'lK^r, ^^ 
 m, JtTITT^, ?ftl n. ^^ y. o/#. tf^sqT^-^rfkT-TvTf^- 
 ^f-Aci>«<>f, i^uiul. 
 
 Pcmonut, n. t. P. 1. fn /. flW^ft or v^t[J. jiR^ft or 
 
 Pcrrr, «. imelUd with air. ^e. WT^ "ft'l^'41, ^PTfRT, ^PJ?? j PcLP, n. »q/V part of fruit, /fc. »R w. ^ w. Jftt? w. ^ «. 
 PirODOO, n. m^il^K^ jiTT^ ?Tfl 3?^ 3TTft *^-<J|-^ ''IPT ' TH m. HT^ m. 
 
 r PUL 
 
 To p. suddenly and smartly. f|«5prf, f^^ot, Epq^pr- 
 ft^, f^tl*l OT-f^tlSl M.-^R^ »n.-5RWTT m.-Ac. ^. 
 To p. together, agree. ^ w. ^osdr ^. of. s. 
 
 2 /iuc*, ya/Aw. nr?^, ;pT^, g^, frr^t /.-^tir m. w.- 
 ^ g. ofo. 
 
 3 down ; to pieces ; taTce to pieces, y+l+iuj, ^if^ijuf, ^- 
 ^3wf, f^5T^^-Ac. ^iTwf, ^^n^p^^T n.-Ae. ^n^Jf y. q/ o. 
 
 4 oflF, out, V. To ExTBACT. <t>l<iui, ^Tf?r %<ir. 
 
 5 to piece?; rfm/. H^ H^ m. ^/. q?^ (7. 0/ o. 
 C up ; V. To EoOT UP. ^T^ot, viMiUJ, JMi"i. 
 
 Ppll, Pullixo, m. v. V. 1.— ac/. aft^ n. Ac. sft?/. a^TTT 
 w. ft^oT n. f«|+^u| «. 
 
 A sudden A smart p. +'«|^l m. 
 
 A long p. and a strong p. and a p. all together, HrS- 
 t\f V. 5?T^, ^r^, "^ m. V. ^oE. 
 At a p. ^ Sft^ or ^^ aft^t^, 
 P. and hauling. afl«MI<Jj/. afl-JRlsy. %^jm^/. 
 I. «<rai», «/re«#. 3??^/. 3fl5T m. artST/. n. 3Tm /. ^ 
 OT. %7 ffl. ». [ ^?^. 
 
 PcLtEB,;?. T. V. 1. 3fre%?5T, ^^^c?T, Ac. 3TT5fif«?H, f^f^FT, 
 Puller, n. Pulliko, />. a. v. V. 1. afliS'JIHr, ^^mHT, Ai-, 
 
 3r^4^, f^^^, 31I*'f<7I-Ac. ^Frlf-^rft-Ac. 
 
 Pullet, n.gouny hen. HTTft ^f«l^/. 
 Pullet, n.— of a block. qjcwTR^ ^H! n. TT^/.ftfT^/, 
 Pulley block, n. q>c<TT «•. ^'"ft/- Tuft m. ^Wf:\ m. 
 PcLMO.VABT, PuLMOSic, a. pertaining to the lungt. JJHT^T, 
 
 p. consumption. J|iq5^?T in. 
 
 [f^^pjT m. 
 
 3rf. 
 
 FCO-FACED, 
 
 FCO-KOSE, II. %f^ JTI* «. 
 
 PC8H, inter). ^, *m. 
 
 PcoiLiaif, PuoiLirr. Sec Bott50, Bote*. 
 
 PcGXiCtous, a. diwpo$ed to fight, r. Qvabbkisoue. fJf^ 
 
 *<*«, TtlTT, Hfl'II, Tip^, 5^5. 
 Pt70."«AClTT, ». T. A. »Ttl?«mi m. Ac. "f^»m/. 
 
 PCHJH, a. T. ISFCTIOB. TTT^^T^ T^lft^. 
 Puima5CE, •. might, poirer. ^tJVfJf m. w^ n. 
 PinsiAST, 9. mighty, pO'cerful. «lfH^»0, R^fft, 
 
 PcKE, r» PuKi. See Vomit, To Vomit. 
 
 PctcHiiTCPB. Sec Beactt. 
 
 Tit Pole, r. •. t. To WniXE.'i^ n.jfftn.-lflf «.- %%».^Tit. 
 
 Jb PCLL. ». «. draw, ^dr^f, '*fii*mo(, mofof, •ni^^'ot, nf- 
 ^^, ^f^ il«f, ■jffT/.-'SfiVvT m.-Ac. \^. 
 
 To p. and haul. To p. and puih about ( rudelj, Ac). 
 •JWW^, ^Hm, f^mof, ^Ifltwf, ^fratwof , N(»fii^wt, \3'^*i- 
 •! or Q^'W^, I^HI*«J|, ^Nfl^vi, *i*l«i WT or ^/.-3ftlT- 
 
 To p. ( at a nnoking apparatus ), take a whiff, v^ m. 
 
 2 »o// m«»-gener. ?!*l<^l m. 
 Pulpit, «. 3N^fll«H n. 3M^?l<fl3 n. «TT^tft<I n. 5<4l«l«^ «. 
 PCLPOCS, Pulpt, a. having much pulp. ^ct^K, HT^T, IHT- 
 
 ^t^T or 3»nT«ftH, *TT?r*n5:, ^\^^pop. jrrars, tt'ic, tpt- 
 
 IT, 11^3, •SWi^ft'T or jnj^ft^T. 
 
 To become p. and swectinh. qTH55ot. [ »T?ftrr, 
 
 2 »o/7,/w/>py, /i*<» /)«//>. RT, ft5^f>;>T,fip?f*p>T, T3- 
 
 PuLPous5E«8, PuLPinESB, fi. V. A. 1. »npTf*t?[<?wrr »». Jn?TT- 
 
 olMuii m. Ac 
 
 2 H*M«1I w. PP^fnf^yHWII m. 
 To Pulsate. See To Tuiton, To Palpitate. 
 TvLtAJloy, n, beating or throhbing of the heart, an arterg, 
 
 ^e. ^S^r^-Trtt'f-Ac. 71^ w.-tw"! n.-at'J I w.-3ii»(i«i w. 
 Pulse, n. ( of the blood ). »nft^ 31^ n.-fjon n. TtVY^T 
 
 3?nTm w.-^TW w. ^xi\f. ^KVif. 
 To feel the p. ^\t[f. <n^, ^TTf^?'^?^/. i?:^. 
 To feel the ^.fig- lound. ^^n.^&c. ^T^, ^X\ m. 5T^H 
 
 To find onc^sp. (natural temper or disposition). 
 nvt\f- ^"TI^ »'»•. CO", and g. of o. 
 
 To shew ( suffer to be felt ) one's p. HTit /. 'rT)!qT'5t. 
 2 legume: *l^ «. VraT or ^;m n. ^^m H5M n. "R- 
 mpq n. ftmn*^ n. ^^K^ pop. pre n. %Xl n. 
 
PUN 6 
 
 A germinated grain of p. ^{it or ^ f. or ^ n. 
 
 A grain of shelled p.- ?ftf5MT m. ^r?!T m. 
 
 A half of a split grain of p. <^i*'<iu| «. 
 
 A whole grain amongst split p. <\|oi»n<ir »»• 
 
 Bits and powder among split p. ^^/. *«tOir ». STT- 
 
 Grain remaining unhusked amongst split p. jtoE w. 
 
 Green pods of p. parched. 3o5T or ^5ET «. 
 
 Husked p. 5"t5! m. TT^ >n. 
 
 Mass of dry pods of p. f^TTlt/- or f «. 
 
 Parched p. ^HSq^sr ^TTc^ »». 
 
 P. parched and ground. ST^ n. 
 
 P. boiled whole. ^Rft/. 
 
 Parched p. boiled up with salt or P. salted and 
 parched. fHiMI"! or fJTTTot m. pi. 
 
 P. Ac. boiled up with vegetables. ^vffT ii, «(^^oE «. 
 
 P. grouud and fried, gfr »«. ^r:^ w. 
 
 P. roughly ground. HT? or *n^T nt. 
 
 P.-water. «p^ «. ^Jvl^irft' »». sp^oi ». 
 
 Split p. ^roE or ?r5E/. 
 
 Split p. imperfectly husked. stot^loS/. ?totH ^Z- 
 
 Stub or stalk of p. ^HT^fT «. 
 
 "Water in which split p., rice bits, &e. have been 
 boiled. rTT'T or H^^foft «. 
 rULTEBABLF.,PuLVKUiZABLE,o.<7(o< may le reduced to powder. 
 5n'TT^tnT-HTT^-&c. "gof-ctc. !FTT^T%mT-HTT^-&c. ^^TT, 
 
 PCLVEEIZATIOS, «. V. V. ^^ufrt. ^^^\ JRuf «. &C. ^uff+^U] n. 
 
 2b PuLVEBiZE, To PuLVERATE, V. a. reduce to poicder. =5Rot, 
 
 J^tnift/.-HTT m.-^ w.-^mr m.-Ac. sBTot ^. of o. 
 PULVEBIZED, p. V. V. '^T^ST, yiT %%t5T, ^^ffetT. 
 Pump, n. — the hydraulic engine. ^ m. 
 To Pump, v. a. raise hy a pump. •4J«||h[ «pT5't-^"t^, 
 
 2 out;^y. ( secrets ). ^oT^ or ^ottt +|!Sui,d+M JpnPJf, 
 
 JTT «• "Trfif g- ofo. arifT^ «. ;>i. 1^"Tw3t g- of o. 
 PuMPiON, Pumpkin", m. — the plant. HT'TS^t/. *|o^|cf): or 
 
 ^T^o^/ — the fruit, »fmoti m. ^|o^|o£I »». or S «. 4vt^ol| 
 
 »». or ofe ». JpT^ftTJoEn. 'gwiff ». 
 
 Dark green p. ^FJoft HPToft/. ^T5tn?;»»- ( its fruit, ^- 
 
 ctT 'TFT2T w. ^flT »». ). 
 
 Long white p. 5«tx ,„. ^tft iTTToft/. ^ 'TI'T^ft/. |«ft- 
 
 oj/. ( its fruit, |£^HrToET»».qtSTT%iT3T»».5nTHrT3tT»».). 
 Young p. r^ m. 
 Pus, n. /)?oy i//)cn «-cr<f». 9OT »n. M^irvfj/. s^^nirf+H m. 
 To PcNcn, •. a. bore, ^c. f^^rtift^-&c. 175^, 'Tl^, ^ n. 
 
 2 ( with the fist, elbow, Ac). ^^m.-AcHTT^, <ff^, ?f- 
 
 3 ( clothes in washing them ). "fniiOi, ^^l^'&T. 
 Punch, n. — the instrument, ft^foft/. tffK m. 
 
 2 V. Blow, n^ w. ^^t m. ^j m. 4' \ m¥>^ or %oft/. 
 
 ' 3 See BoFTOos. 4 ^ sT^R% qT arf^. " 
 
 I PUN 
 
 PuKCHEOH. See Stamp. 2 See Case. 
 PuscniNELLO See Buffoon. 
 
 PuscHY, a. short and fat. ^T^sqj artTT^, ^Rto5^ STtwrr^Fj 
 «IKIco<41 3Ti'||-«ll. 
 
 Punctilio, n. nice point of ceremony or behaviour. f^^T^in- 
 '«ft-*i'*iiii^-31l<\0q-NI<l^-&c. qpO=?; "Vl^/- 
 
 Punctilious, a. nice or exact in points of ceremony or 
 behaviour. 3TT^^T^rrTT^^ ^TRt^ nt'sTt TT^RT, %H^, 
 
 ^•^TT^R f?T1J, 5TTftipqT^Uir<1, 3T?q^, a^HTT^ut. 
 Punctiliousness, n. v.A. ^^"HTT^rRf^^/. ^^FfHT-^nr^lH?*. 
 
 Punctual, o. 2)flr</'cMZar in the observance of time, engage- 
 ments, ^-c. ^HJ^ftr, ^\^'\\ TTF^T, ^H^?r^, ^JT^^qr??^, ^- 
 
 ^HT^sft, f?(TTl^^, Rfrlinf^^, fl'%rlffl^, ^^rf^T^, 
 
 2 See Exact. 3 See Punctilious. 
 Punctuality, Puxctualness, «. v. A. 1. ^^siftTTTT m. ^- 
 
 f{vx^^ n. ^^^^^[r^ n. qjissMff n. ^^^^^^^ n. ^tttt- 
 
 %^Tf ?mqpi^/. PRJTfii^/. ^^?Tf?i^r/. fl%frfH^r/. 
 
 JTf^rf^r^/. 
 Punctually, orfp. v. A. 1. %^, %5§t,%o5% ^h, ^TlfSr^I %- 
 
 To Punctuate, «. o. pointy mark uith stops. ar^^HI^^ 
 
 Punctuation, n. v. V. 34cj^ni-=m gujr'^ n. f^im^^- 
 
 ^FT «. 31«HHMr-H^i*'1 n. 
 Punctube, To Punctcee. See Pbick, To Pbick. 
 PuKDLE, ». short and fat woman, "T^TraqT^/. ^^tiprm/. 
 Pungency, n. v. A. 1. frKMiH'Tr »«. &e. ■Rt^sfI'/. H?5^ir/. 
 
 v>T^/. ri^Tjmr/. fftzffTT/. fH^w.n^inr ». ri^». sr^- 
 
 PuNOiNT, a. hot, biting, acid., stimulating, S[c. lit. Jig. fcl^ 
 inlens. f?r^T^i!^, ?I?5^, rft^TT, rftJT, ^SRT remiss. ^^TT,^ 
 
 r^rftff , ^Fj, rt^«ji^, s^rfT?^ or f^rra, v;it5T?5, ^sTirftT, 5rT5r- 
 
 nft?T,-<4U|f(uftfT, vToEsrfoEtrr, HTTiftrT, S^5?ftfT. ['Fl^. 
 
 2— pain, grief, Ac. v. Poignant. fi=r^?, fft^'T,rft^, MW, 
 PUNINESS, n. v. A. B^MMUir w. &e. ^Jj^dl/. 
 2b Punish, «. o. inflict penal suffering on or for. ^f't, HT- 
 
 ^r^/.-TKqrT or qrftqFT n.-&c. ^r^iJi-^. 
 Punishable, <i. v. V. ^TT^nr-Ac. e^S^ftf, ^<T, ^IT^, 
 
 fr^, f?i?TT^. 
 
 Punished, p. t. V. <^4rtrfl, &c. ^ftrT, HTflrf, ?ITi%?r, f?lf?TfT. 
 PcNisHER, «. Punishing, /;. o. v. V. <\suiki, ?TT3onTT, f?T- 
 
 fTI^OTTTT, Ac. ;[tm^, Wm., %?^- 
 Punishment, «. v. V. f^?TT/. ?TRIT «• mi^w. Si^rn. 51 »>. 
 
vmt 
 
 Capital p. vfi^iH^S m. S(|OliH<^j m. ^^^m. ^^^w 
 
 Corporal p. ^^S^T «. ^^«. ^C^ «• 
 
 Fear of p. ^f«ftf<T/. 
 
 General and indiscriminate p. ^(1)<ni+|ff/. r. ^^• 
 
 Legal or just p. *JW4^»iiH n. 
 
 Severe p. R(<)Hfr?TT/. f^sfT?^ m. 
 
 Severity of p. ^iMi^^M ♦•• [KI4H n.-Ac 
 
 Undeserved p. snmT ^w.-Ti?T »i.-5Tm^«.-Rt?Tr/ 
 
 CITE, POXITOBY, a. V. PeSAL. <Jir*l«l4'i^, f«?T^, 
 
 PfXSTEB, fi. on« /Ao< OToX-<-» ute of punt. W?c57^tpT- 
 PSHT, a. small aiij feeble, v. Small, Meax. ft^:^, tTfPT 
 
 ^^, r^ty^il, r-Mrttloi or OTT, T^T^MT, f<RT?rT. 
 Pop, ft. ^<TfHlfq^ii. 
 2b Pcp, e! «. f^, f^ n. ji. qr^. 
 Pupil, n. t. Scholab. f(i«^, %^, fsRTT^f, 5r^. 
 
 For the faults of the p. punish the master. f^IWTTT- 
 
 2 ( of the eye ). jtcBiTT'n fTRT m. i\<xM\-<(\ M\§<fif 5<T- 
 oft/. «Tm «./. Hll*l/. afTf^TJTRT/. <h'{lPt<M/. 
 PCPILAOE, n. ttate of being apuptl. ffl»*<|«J<:'«TT/. fiH«T^?TT/. 
 
 Puppet, n. iwkyr«, </<>;/. J^rat/. ^ \ §^ \ m. ^fT^f «rT^». 
 
 Mere p. ^^. ri<Wl^l vpft, H\^'^ ». j 
 
 String of a p. %*I*J^5( n. ^[^Sf «. 
 
 PUPPET-MAy, PUPPET-PLATEB, fl. «ry% *0<<ft, *fl6l<J*0, | 
 
 «t«iti>n, ^^TT, ^^i^, I 
 
 PcppET-sHow, 11. ^sT^jsn^ %oB «, ^Tj^jirrtW «. mz^hIO- i 
 
 PuppT, n. jflO^J f^ «. i 
 
 2 fig. /«T» of contempt for a man. mv^^J^l ?j^ m. »TT- 
 
 -Seat 
 him. 
 
 PuEA S, n. JTM «. 
 
 Expounder of p. JMiflqs, ^K^^., JTIT BI'IOIKT.- 
 of do. wrnrft? ». WTWTHT «. — llonon paid U 
 
 Pcka'sic, <?. jrmr^, 5'fU|if5i^4|\||. 
 
 ['LKBU5D, a. dtm sighted, thort-iigkted. l[vJH\M\- ^^f^- 
 
 PCBCBA«EABL£, «. T. V. r<(|iaMJHJH^|-:^niT-&C. ipOf, %IT, 
 
 To PpBcnA»E, r. «. Anjr. fnni q3'(-'iTm'n-f*iaf'T, f»ft^ ^- 
 
 PnCBASE, PCBCRABIRO, «. V. W.—Oft. ft^fl ilot •. Ac. ^• 
 
 I. iking purtkased. wfr^/, <T^/. '(Jlflftg «». ^t^ m. 
 
 I I, mefkanital kold or poteer. 'JfXl m. itTTfTM. 
 PrBcaaaK-MOXET, «. t. Pbice. ^ff^t^''>HT««.*'^«T m. ^\^n. 
 
 PUBOOABKP, p. T. V. ft^l M^^l, f^t[^ Wai, Ac. frtt^, 
 
 PutCHAaKB, n. PcBcnADTKO, ;». a. t. V. ft^n ^TKT, ^if^ 
 
 VT^m, frt^^^, f*r=^Tf* or vTf(^, ^!»ft, *m, 
 rc»E, «. titar, not muddf, Sfc. MW or «, W*», ^, ^- 
 
 (9 PUB 
 
 ^ra, ?fT<5, f^Ros, f«rg^, <Trp, 5f^, ameJ, ftir^. 
 
 2— ceremonially. <lf^, <TT?^, "Jfl, <TPF, #^5ET, ^f^, ^- 
 
 Particular about being p. snirf^qis ^fhnfT, 
 3 — morally ; not guil/y, ^c. clear, v. Ikmocest. g^, 
 
 «^^, 3i*dm<T, aTfrTcTTrT, f^gi;, wf^, ^rrg, arf^, 
 
 P. iu heart. f?^(Sm<K, 
 
 P. even to the nails. ?r^Tt5r iTFft STT^ HTfY. 
 4 fflwc, »jm/)/e, vnmingled. 5^, %?R5, fJT*fe, fT^, f^r^ 
 
 5— speech. 55-, f^^^TT, f^T^, f^^>I, ^, 31T5T5^^ffn- 
 
 ^^-^JfT, 3T^snTtn^t=T-Tl^-Ac, 
 
 6 — of females ; ignorant of sexual intercourse, \. Chaste, 
 
 CONTHfEST. 3T?1M<><<*»I«JI, STfTTfTf^r, JJ^I]*^^!. NotC. 
 
 These adjectives are in the feminine form. 
 
 7 unalloyed, unadulterated. ^RT, g?[, 3m??, =^"t^, ^t^- 
 3, *T7, ^^, 3T^f«nT, 3T5^. 
 
 Very p.— gold. sjT^PT^Rit. 
 
 8 of unmixed descent. ^^\^. 
 
 PuEELT, adv. T. A. 4. fsj^^ToT or f^na^^S, f^(3I?5fl, f^HSr, 
 
 PUBESESS, PURITT, «. V. A. 1. ^P^oE^OTT ♦«. W-o^i^lI M. Ac. 
 
 f^ n. Ac. ^?^ n. 
 
 2 Tf^'SHT/. ^"^R^'mT m. ^^ ». fl>H« ». 
 
 3 ^^"mr m. ^«i*Mwii m. Ac. ^f^/. W^/. f^rSir+t 
 /. ^^ «. «?? «. W5?^ «. ftr?f^/. W?T:^=eT «• 'Sr^'FTT- 
 f^ «. 'ppJ^PTTf »». Rt+rt+Hl/. Ac. 
 
 4 fsr»(alMUlI w. fn-^HMUll m. f^^^OTT »». =qt<<(<(U|| m. Ac. 
 
 5 g^TWT w. fn^?r?TJn »». Ac. afPT^«^^if|HT «. afR^q^Pl^- 
 ^m n. Ac. ^rr^w n. [ Ac. 
 
 6 See CiiASTiTT. 7 ^T^mT m, afnitCTTT m. ^t^otr w. 
 PcBOATios, PuBOiso, a. V. V. 1. — act, JToE^ «. t'ft^ w- 
 
 f'itr^ n. 
 FuBOATivE, fl. PoiioiKa,|). 0. T. V. Clodiuiifl, Ac. IT«^, ^r- 
 
 PCBOATIVK, «. medicine that ecaevates the loivels. »Tot m. JT- 
 SJ^ «. vrTOT^ »i. ^^W n. X'^.^ n. \s m. ft>^R n. 
 l^Iild and gentle p. |j<M<lc6 m. 
 Violent p. ^nr^ET^I IT35 »w. 
 
 PCKOATOBT, ». J^^mrRTT-iTPT »». 
 
 Pain of p. *l<«ftm<WT/. 
 
 PUBOB, n. V. PuBOATIVK. »TcB «. vjrll*j m. 
 
 2 stool, motion. »IW «. 5«5T«l m. PTIT m. fifH m. X^T ». 
 ^^ M. fi(t^;T fl. 
 
 Copioua or looiw p. ^JPSt^/. ja^/- 'Hft «. 
 
 Gentle and cany p. Q^irs m. 
 To PuBOK, r. fl. evacuate the bowels. VT3 m.-^^ m.-Ac. \^, 
 qT? fl.-^stjl M. finf ^K^ f. ofo. I|«^<ii, ^tV^^/'T'^?" 
 
 fXf--A<!:9mg.ofo. 
 
 2 Sec To CtKAXai, To Cixii. 
 
PTTE 
 
 690 
 
 PFR 
 
 PUEOED, p. T. v. 1. «|ot<(firll, &C. "^f^, ft>f^, *llRf<, 
 
 PUEOING, n. looseness of the loweU. ^'HU|/. ^TT5/. THTT- 
 
 P. and vomiting, ^'ifl^/. », 
 P. and urining. %*\HH f. 
 To have p. qfl «. =5IT?^oi g. of o. 
 PuEincAxioN, n. v. V. 1. — act. ^vf^ n. fSr4o5 'Rot «. Ac. 
 ^\vp{ n. ^ttr OT. ?fnrtT^ «. ■Pr^ir^rr «. H;^?TW<n^ n. ■^^- 
 
 ?^+<U! n. ■W-^t/i*^"! » —slate. V,f^f. f^^f^/- ^gf^/- 
 
 ^?;<TT/. f^55rrr/. 9ifTfvT?ir«i ». ^^ m. gf^rar/. 
 
 2— arf. q^5r «Rot n. Ac. ^ri^^frjJT^ n.— stale, qftsf- 
 
 PUKIFICATOBY, a. PUHIFIEB, «. PuBTFTING, ^. «. V.V.I. 
 
 ^tmnr, fH^^ "Kuiki, &c. ^t^r^, ^^*t^, f^frq^, i(\- 
 
 tR-^f^-Ac. sprrf-^FTft-Ac. M?5IV+'f+. 
 
 'n^, ffrl-Ac. 5FR^-;pTft-&C. 
 PcEiriED, p. V. V. 1. ?Uvra?!T, f^4cE%^, &c. ;ift«fk, ^- 
 
 2 qf^ %^?5T, &c. "tM^, Tf^->n*H, mf^rl, "JH, JjftfT, 
 ^fTTN, ^^<T, vPrT^lW, 
 3b PuEiFY, w. a. make pure or clear. Pnfe-^x|f-H?P-&c. 
 JpT^, ?fn^, *T5E »».-JTaft/.-&c. +l<sff|.jn^dt^. o/"o. ?fnT»i.- 
 nr<T5T «.-5f|[/.-&c. jpTot ^. o/ 0. 
 2 — ceremonially or morally. qf^^T-^^-TT^-wl'loii -&c. ^- 
 
 PUEITT. Sec PUEENKSS. 
 
 To PuEL, ». n. — a brook, ^otg^ ^"'^j ^I^^T^^, ■Mol^Moi/.- 
 
 PuEL, n. on embroidered ^ puckered lorder. M«n<^K ^»rft 
 2 ^5T^R%^a(n^. 8 See Publino. 
 
 PdELEE, n. PUELIN0,/J. a. v. V. ^Jot^oi Sfl^UIKI, ^o&tJcfld, 
 
 PuELiEU, n. JorJer. it^»». TR^m. t^rTTm. 3TIT^«. 
 
 Pdblino, n. V. V. — act. 535E^o5/. !ij<t«* / 
 
 PoELiNOLT, ado. T. A. igT5^ or ^^^?, ^osgjs, J^J*. 
 
 PuELiNs, ». — iu arcliitecture. "ffe ^Tt^'ft/. "ft^^^w. 
 
 To PuELOiN. See To Steal. 
 
 PuEPET, n. — the cloth. I^or qT«»./. 
 
 PnEPLE, a. — the colour. ^«15ET or ^ToST, M\mt\ or jHt^oET, 
 
 ^''ft or fft, atf^rft, il*<*il'n, *J^, Klrtrt^f^'^, 
 PuBPLE, n. vTftjait'iOT. &c. 
 
 2b PuEPLE, p. o. «lf><<AK'l»». ^, vJTtTooTT VII^I ^iT't. 
 PuBPOET, «. T. Meaning. *TR«. gt^flTm. dlcM^w. ^?ft??». 
 
 3b PuBPORT. See To Mean, To Ibteitd. 
 PuBPosE, n. intention, v. Dksioh. 755|r>». 3^l^». 3TT?nT»». 
 *m3»l>». jf^/. HH«». ^v^m. afT4»». f^T^mw. SfftrTw. 
 
 Firm or fixed p. fS(^R P{'f[^ or t^^m. 
 
 Of unfailing p. ^Ir?m^r^. 
 
 On p. exprettly. 5^, g^TCrf or ^, Hl«^<-«)l decl. 
 
 Secret p. aidVI^Tw. 
 
 To no p. f»r, «W . 
 
 11 To 110 good p. 51^*J|iJHtRf^, 
 
 ij To what p. ^?TTH. 
 
 To PunrosE, v. a. v. To Design. 3^?tSt, ^i'q;?^, ^f^'JI, 
 I 3T^N^, 5^?r»i.-^^T»n.-&c. ^:T#-tTT't. 
 
 h PcBP0SED,2>. v. V. ^?T^KT, Ac. Tf^, HH'Mlf^V., ^5F#<T7T. 
 ![ I.— a person, v. Kesolved. ^^^l^F?^, ^rrf;iJi<nT. 
 '\ Pubposelt, adv. v. Desiokedlt. 'sinjR, f 5^TT, ^^ 5^^. 
 
 I. with special design, v. ExPEESSLT.H^nr, H^»RrT, ^^T, 
 
 ^tT?r, 5^^, rTTfJT^ decl. ^^i^HijT. 
 PoBE, PuEBiNo, n. V. V. 1. — arf. ^^rt. Ac. 5^^/". 
 
 To PuBE, t). n. — a cat. ^^, ^R^^, y<N</.-Ac. i^>^, 
 
 2 (with the lips) wAiVr. fT^T^. 
 Pdese, n. V. Bag. f<nT^/. ^"ft/. <<)rf1d|w. 
 Close p. reserved sum. sjfq^ it?/. 
 Draw -p. 5^^^ or 5Tm. 
 Lightness of p. i^|HJ+r5«?. 
 
 Long, narrow p. (to be tied around the loins). •B^wft 
 /. 'PWwi. +»!<*■«[»». 
 
 Long p. (to be carried across a beast). ^^*fl/. 
 To pay out of one's own p. ifs^ «(|^"fi|, l^T^ ^. 
 2 i<7^ o/" money, ^[^m. [dr, f^T^wt. 
 
 2b PuEsE, V. a. contract, (the mouth, Ac). fJiHiuf orf^^T^- 
 
 PUBSE-BEAEEE, PuESE-KEEPEE, n. qt'l'ftW, Mlr|<^K. 
 PCBSE-PEIDE, n. q^^^OT. VR^)». '^IIThHI'IM. 
 PuBSE-PBOUD, a. tRltt'T, »?5mTT, y^lfMHI'ft, HI««W. 
 PnESEB, n. »ia«IHI=Kf)l "ftn^ft^. [^ Ac.) 
 
 PtTESLANE, n. portulaca oleracea. ^psf. (and iHtJlot, xj^- 
 PuESUAKCE, n. v.V. 3. ??PTm. arj^^nTw. 
 
 In pursuance of- following, conformahly to, v. AccoK- 
 BANT. WH|ff|, arg'HTT, arg^^T, M^Kift*!, 
 PuBSCANT, a. according to or with, v. Accobbakt. 3T^7, 
 
 7b PuEsuE, V. a. go after, v. To FoLtOw. »TPt-m<flm?i»TPTn 
 -Ac. ^JlM-^'lMdt.Ac. g. ofo. Si-i'iHin.-aii^tHMn-Ac. W-^- 
 
 2 follow with a view to overtake ; chase, t(c. Trat^ ?5TT- 
 oty. 0/0. "Tldrfl'l OT.-ai^qRJT n.-Ac.^ot, 'ns/.-fM^lm.- 
 ^/.-Ac. tjui-ti^-^^ot ^. 0/0. f^^gcTW «TOot-OT«l3t 
 ^.0/0. ^ 
 
 To p. with dire purpose. ^T<T g^T "TT^tlT rfllfiir. 
 
 3 6g. follow with a view to obtain, use measures to ac- 
 quire, seek viqi'lOT.-^TR' w.-JPTrTw. Ac.'^TB^-^^^ ff.of o. 
 arg^^THn.-tTTnm.'^T^^^ q/"o. ^K(JIM-3l«lir)-3T5^«n''Tm- 
 Ac. 3T?Tor ^. 0/ 0. ?TT?^ »«. ^^ ^. ©/"o. 
 
 To p. intently and devotedly »n^<T-sTr^-#^M-Ac. 
 
 3fRfSt-rfi'i<ji-*r^ ff. of 0. iai<\Nu|, 5?n^ «».-?1t?fte'T «. 
 
 4 carry on, prosecute, v. To Conduct. ^Irf^ui, ^^vi. 
 
 5 ( a course, Ac. ) obserce, adopt and practise, v. To 
 Follow. ^iTot, STT^T't, %^, *TTot. 
 
 P0E8BEB, n. PuRBUiNO; ;>. a. v. V. 1. »mi-Ac. '^rTHTRT-Ac, 
 aHj' ll Hl , aiH*ii*ft, 3iT5»m^-Ac.^TTf-Ac. 
 2 «n^ OT'MTTT-^l'WWI, f^WT tK"II<|-*H^«5l, Ac 
 
PUS 
 
 691 
 
 PUT 
 
 PuRsrrr, PoBsurao, n. t. V. 2.— act. ft^sr JT^ n. TO 
 irw| (». Ac. M[i-*IM ». ar^m^T n. T^IT^T^^ «. 
 
 »To desist from the p. of. "TT3/. #1^ </■ of o. 
 To send in p. of. JHItr<<H< 1T5?^ ^. oj. o. 
 L eour/f of occupation or eKjUoyment. jqjii m. 3^»T ». 
 PCMCIVAXT, fi. V. Mace-beabeb. ^"w^k. 
 Plbsi, a, «A«rt winded. J'TT, ^H'ii<rMi, ^M*i-*ll. 
 PCKTESASCE. Seo Appuktesasce. 
 PfEULEXT, a. mattertf, eontitting, Sfe. of put. q«JHl, <^4b,M. 
 
 2 ruNitiii^ itjVA />«« 2^ H<3^r, ^Wr^, •ti'J'fld. 
 To PuKTKr, PuKTEiiOB. See To Caieb, Caieber. 
 Pus, n. matter. ^«. <J^ w. 
 
 Bloody p. ?^ m.f. «IT/. «. 
 
 Sunning with p. "jq^Hl, *l<<lfl<*. 
 
 To fill with p.— a Bore. J^oE't, J^K^, JSWCTB '^. 
 
 To gather bloody p. jf<^miii. 
 
 To run with purulent or sanious matter. «|<<l<di n. 
 
 To PCSH, c. a. thote. «+t4uf, X'M., ^t^, *i<+,Hi>i, ^TTTot, ^■ 
 ^, ♦it^N'i, %^, tlifT OT.-A.C. ^. [&c. ^T^. ' 
 
 To p. about. «KI«K «n.-^7PK/.^^?Ti /-tT'PT^nft/.- 
 To p. and pommel. Mtl^'in /.-vj'^^'in /. m^. I 
 
 To p. aside, move out of the uay. 'pfjur, ^f^. I 
 
 To p. with the honiB or head. ^<^<ui or J^uuf. ! 
 
 2 importune, urge, Sfc. See To Press. |i 
 
 Jo Push, t. n. at ; make aputh or thrutt. f^/.-JH^/- j 
 
 2 in ;.^rce oii«'» self in. ^Tft/. MUiJi, '^+1*<S, ^«or^ ^- 
 gn-Ac. Rr^, fnpf, f "^1 fiWIM or V m.-ftum.f. ^if. 
 
 3 on ; prett fonrard. ^-4c. ITT^, 'PI^-T-?^'T^5c^-<S:<'. 
 
 PcsH, POSHIXO, n. V. V. A. 1. V^ or V(^ or V^ m. q^ j 
 /. tz\ m. «IfOi ». ilMflKUln. tTl^/. 
 
 P. and shoving. »f^TV^/. JfJifri/. rStTTStR or #t/. 
 
 P. or Wow with the head, j^^ m. j^ m. 
 PcJBBO, ^. T. \Ji. 1. «*f?^I, '^H5^, KT+I^^3I, 4c. a(R- 
 
 Pc»BEx, H. Pr(Bi50, p. a. J. V. A. «%(40IKI, ^fCTTRT, Ac. 
 
 I. enterpritinf, t. Abtextcbocs. W^TWT, »<< I ^ , ^^- 
 PctlLLUnMODK, a.T. COWAKULT. f»T^TT, ITK^, IHT^fv, ^- 
 PcSILLASIMOCainiM, PctlLLA5I]IITT, N. T. A. fMW^M I H I 
 
 m. ^TH^/. Tfi**^^"^! /. 
 
 Pc»t, Pcitt, ». T. Cat. *nft/. HTf /. »Tl* «. «^/. iPltl *. I 
 
 The word oaed in calling to a cat is fir. I 
 
 PcncLK, «. ▼. Pmnjc J?^Bft «r JS^/ ^/. *T<t/ [ 
 
 *l m. [ing p. ^▼PJ*;. I 
 
 A ftowin; p. in ocmIm or uuU pox.^n.-aD onflow* I 
 
 Eruption into pustules. ^ToE or ^^cC m. 
 
 To be covered with pustules, je^orft or j^^Giuf, j^- 
 
 To Put, e. a. /)/ao«, lay, depotit. %^, viauj, Jifs^', ^;x^^^ 
 To p. in fear, v. To Friohten. h^ «. HMO ' "i -<\l< H «<"i. 
 To p. in mind, t. To Behiss. 3lT5^^/.-^^/.-«n^/. 
 -&c.^. 
 
 To p. in practice. See To Use, To Exebcisb. 
 
 To p. in writing. ^c5»ft ^J^, +rfH^<(| /. ^^ g. of o. 
 
 To p. to death, v. To Kill, fnij; HRof. 
 
 2 apply. tn?5^, tTT^, 551^. 
 
 3 ( a question, &c. ) r. To Peopose. vilrfu'l, ^Tof. 
 
 4 about; ( a ship or boat ). ^ n. ^. 
 
 5 away. ^T ^T^, «IT|t qJT^, ^TR/ ^^ g. of o. JlosSr, "TT- 
 ?wt, STTORW n.-^<1«h<ui n.-&c. ^^ g. of. o. 
 
 6 hy; lay agide. 3^. 
 
 7 forth. Seo To Propose. 8 off ; postpone, v. To. Defeb. 
 3^^, <S+.rfu'l, ^?5^, iS+rfli+rf /.-S^R5Ttt/->ilriH4lai 
 «.-?:ioET m.-3^?TT/-&C. JRof. 
 
 9 off; eroJf, shuffle, ^af^ot or ^rflT^lui, ^rJ^f^ or ^- 
 
 •<(i*«»uft/.-&c. qRot-^n^^pif, StrflP^Ul, ilrfHuft/. ^>T^. 
 To put off deceitfully & reiteratediy. ^??^5?!^ or 
 
 10 off; lay aside, divest one's self of. S^, SFT^H %^. 
 
 11 oS;put out to sea or from shore^ ijc. ^R't, ^^JTrlot. 
 
 12 on or to ; v. To Incite. *R m. ^,>i^^H n -&c. ^oj, 
 
 13 on ; ( clothes ). HftwRviH n.-HfttJH «. ^^. Of this 
 sense the JUardihds make numerous divisions, and for 
 the expression of them they have numerous restricted 
 or particularly respecting terms. Tlie putting on — of 
 the articles of the head-dress,— of the articles of the 
 body-dress, and of these, again as lower, &Xid upper, — of 
 the stockings, shoes, &c. of the feet, — and of the 
 ornaments of the limbs and members, — are viewed by 
 them as different and distinguishable acts, and are 
 distinguished by them in their commonest colloquy. 
 To huddle together, therefore, in rendering this Terb, 
 MHUI, k^, ^m^t, ^»^T, m«i<5i, «rf^T^fit, H^9f, *TT^, 
 30T, «rt»|i'r, JI*uf, r5i«|<Jl, UK"!, and other such verba, 
 would necessarily bo to mislead the student ignorant 
 of the distinction, and to perplex him who, acquainted 
 with the fact of it, might hope, through the Dictionary, 
 to discover the nature of it. The following explication 
 and detail therefore will be duly valued: To put 
 on — ( the turban, hat, cap, skull-cap, Ac. the qpfft, 
 intt, ivf(, ^% ^% ^mHT, nmr, Ac. ) is, where 
 
 it ii viewed as ready-made up and as simply to 
 bo placed upon the head, (TH^; where it is, as is 
 commonly the caae of the turban, to be formed by be- 
 ing folded around the head, iit«#;— (the rainy Ac. hood 
 
PUT e 
 
 or cloak, the ^tcE, JT7?ft Ac.) ijttTof (& the 5»ft &c.)^ 
 & HR't; — ( tlio coarse cloak or similar coTering, the 
 qBHoJT, qm^ &c,) ^\^m, zrmvr or ^^ot, 5Fp6t;— ( the 
 shoulder-cloth, the J^fT, iT?5T, &c. ) ^otj— ( the upper 
 garments, the a^^^T, ^St, 3lil5, fm^J &c.) ^I3<>T, =^- 
 JJOT; — (the bodice, the ^T^ft, &c.) ^TraSr, ^ut, ^^^; — 
 (the breeches, drawers, trowsers, the %5Eoit, ri^, gr- 
 ^TR, qT?T3TTTTT&c.)m3^;— (the «fTfK, ^J^T, l^rrMhc kinds 
 of petticoat, the 5^¥, "HI^, TT?!??, ??|nT, TWTT &c.) %W- 
 ofj— (the stockings, and shoes or boots) ^TB^r, ^5^; 
 —(the sandals)qr?5'jf & «Tf<:T^;— (trinkets & ornaments) 
 ?5nf & T^ (e. g. STfnfCTT TT^qr, ^ *rT^,);— and the 
 paints and earths &c. to make sect-marks and beauty- 
 spots) H'T, ?5T^St, ^rra^r, ^_ To this we may add as a 
 general intimation that To throw on, slip on, &c. is ^- 
 r5Bfr, & sometimes Jl+ut & flfiof; — To throw on loosely 
 or to cast over & fold around is Tf^^, s?I«J<u1, ^^ 
 and sometimes, ^^- To bind or fasten on is 5(ft^. To 
 put on (by pullin}^ over tho limbs or by passing the 
 limbs through or into) is ^Tn5^; & by girding or wrap- 
 ping around, tucking in the skirt is %^ot; To put on 
 ( trinkets and articles of ornaments ) is ^of & *r^; To 
 lay on or apply (pigments, unguents, colly rium, the 
 lines and points of seetarial distinction, and the spots 
 and dots of personal decoration ) is 5j5r, 3Not, HjirfiJi, 
 q^, ^ot, and others. 
 
 Fit to be p. on. ^^TRT. [ ■(«n+K"Ji. 
 
 14 on; assume. <:TT^, ^^, fTT^^T, vnT^T •R't, a^'ft^K."!, 
 
 15 out; extend. ^\^ ^TW, JS ^PTof, 
 
 16 out; ( a horse ). v. To Gallop. ^%T^. 
 
 17 out; T. To Quench. f?r5^. 
 
 18 out; T. To Co>-FCSE. gJTf^ot, ntTTf^, TJsiHDt. 
 ' 19 to it; distress. ^W.^\r\■^l'^'i\m■^'^rr^-&c. qr5<Jt. 
 
 To be put to it. 3l?^oiuf, ^rf-9"ip^m-&c. aTO<it-<T5't 
 
 20 up; shut up, lay aside., gather and lay hf. ^<lMuf, 37^- 
 T %^9t, %qtot, iJ*T^, ^^^^, TOHTTc^n /.-;7t?»IIHia'It/. 
 -&c. sROif. [5iTt?r-&c. qraof. 
 
 21 \np; pack for carriage, nisrl «.-&c. !PTot-33I3'ST, TltT- 
 
 22 up; alight, Sfc. 3H<<»i, \^'\T% «. ^FT'^f-c^R'ilr-^^, ^- 
 r<TnT «. 3^, itsff «.-?P5Tc5/.-&c. rtl«("i,«r^^TT^^, 
 
 23 upon. See To Deceive. 24 up with; make shift with, 
 ^^f.^^g.ofo. [^[^ Mirt«i. 
 25 up with; overlook, Irook, v. To Beab. ?ft^, 'HT^, 
 
 Put. See Clown. 2 See Haelot, 
 
 Pot-off. See Excuse, Evasion. 
 
 PUTAQE, PUTANISM. See Haelotet. 
 
 Putative, a. supposed, reputed. ctr^^nT^ffHT, ^^^SRHT- 
 
 PuTEEF actios, n. proccss of animal and vegetable decomposi- 
 tion, ^of rt. Hsut n. 
 Puthkwed, p. Puteid, a. v. V. ?T?%3T, f^!T^?5T, f^^. 
 To PuiBEFT, P. «. rot, le decomposed. ^^, ^i^t^ 
 
 2 QUA 
 
 To PuTEEFT, V. a. ^v»i«(«i, fll^of, f^'HT-^^OT 'FT'Sf. 
 PuTBiD eobe-theoat, «. cynanche maligna, ^\z^^m. qiii; «. 
 PuTBiDiTT, PoTBiruEss, jj. T. A. fl5?,p5'?oiT »i. j^^aqrnTwi. 
 
 Smell of p. ^^^-liui/. ^TTwr/. 
 Purrnia-STONE, «. stone for trying strength. »i\Jt/- liajj^lw. 
 Putty, n. glazier's paste. g'P"! «. t^f^ft/. 
 2b Puzzle, v. a. pose, gravel, Sfc. t. To Confobni). ^pfior, 
 rZ'F^dr or "PRor, fs=l?:^lT-f^-&c. !|^, «Tt? «. J?^ «PT^ 
 
 _j'. </o. ^\^ g%HmT sj^, sTra w.-^ffn^-r »«.-&c. ^^ j. 
 
 o/ 0. 'Tt<PR^t?t-^=5?f?l-&c. "TTSot. 
 Puzzle, «. enigma, ^c. ^n.^ n. «Hi% «. ^=^Tft^ %n «'. 
 
 2 puzzledness, perplexity, y. Confusion. *\ti.^i\ or <PT^ 
 m. fiR^FtST «>. fTWt^/. 'T^TTT/. fsftq^TT/. \^=^K m. vjt- 
 55 »t. ^K|(A| TO. ittTS TO. ^ITT «i. 
 Puzzle-headed, Puzzle-nose, o. t. Doubtful. "TftTSTT, 
 
 Puzzled, ^. v. V. ^ptsf^w, 'la.'PKrftiT, &c. viFf, ^HitH, ^- 
 
 Puzzler, «. Puzzling,^. «. v. V. +1f4"IRT, ^ta JpTTKTi&c, 
 
 H-=ll^<Tt^, f^-^HNI, &c. 
 Ptebald, o. 3is(t5^ or ^. 
 
 Ptgmy, Pygmean. See Dwaef, Dwaefisii. C^/- 
 
 Pyramid, n. ^R^ ^ argfT ^ 31^ ^ »tS?ft *Tt^ 3^ fTT- 
 Pybamidal, Pybamidical, a. f^^am or ^jit^Em, ^!i;^T, 
 
 Pybe, n. funeral pile. ^^ or ?I^ n. f^rTT/. 
 Pyeites, n. fire-stone. i|^g^/. f ^'Htt^^ n. f^iHlf^^ 
 n. 3TT^»». 
 
 Iron p. ?ftt5^TT^/. 
 
 Hepatic p. of iron. C'^'HTT^^ n. ^t^'mif?^ «. 
 PVEOTECiiNic, a. pertaining to fire works. ^re.^PTT^, 3?TfT- 
 
 Pyeotechnics, n. art of making fire works. ^15,*IH JR"^!- 
 =5ft f??n/. 3Tf*l^^5tni^<TT/. 
 
 Q. 
 
 Q, has no representative in Mardihl The compound 
 
 letter ^ expresses its power. 
 Quack, «. cry o/ <Ae i«ci. q<^<4)NI STKPT »». 3Ta^^;iS3wi. 
 
 -jn^ TO.-&C, 
 
 2 quack- doctor, empiric, Sfc. 5n#i^, ^TT^rsteTr^T i^T, 
 
 Murderous q. ^rlHlO, ^HTO^t^, T^T^spf . 
 
 3 boastful pretender to skill or knouiedgr. f^trqr ^^ 
 
 To Quack, v. n. utter its rry— the duck. 3fR^, V^ m. %• 
 Quack, a.— medicine, &c. *Jli)5*<JNT, di»iidi«MCMT. 
 QUACEEBT, ». empiricism. ?5n5t^ "itF «.-S>T n.-&c. ??T^^ 
 
QUA 6 
 
 <i|u)«ll«l «. pi. [f^r*rHl/ 
 
 2 hoattful pretauiont to knowledge, ^i^ n. 4|UI?|ui m. pi. 
 QuADBASOiE, n. iquare or oblong gpaee. ^\W «• "€1^ /• ^- 
 
 QVASBAXQCLAB, a. hating four tides and four angles. ^- 
 «#T pep, ^\^\^ or sft, ^^5T, ^^^ pop- ^fkn. 
 
 QCADBji>T, «. quarter of a circle. fM^\f- 1HrtMI<^ w. T^ «. 
 2 — the instrument. h{)<<M^ «• ^^^ ». 
 
 QCADBATB, To QCADBATE. See S4JUABZ, To S<JUABE. 
 QUABBATIC, a. T. S«UABE. '^hpt'lt. 
 
 A q. equation. ^ ?J»fl<ii<.«i «. 
 QUADBESSIAL, «. eomprittng /ouT years. ^Kspfl^, 'm«J<f*^- 
 
 2 happeninj once in four years. ■<i\K'^\< ^wfsff ^HIRT-^T?- 
 
 QUASBILATEBAL, a. having four sides. ^f^^J^, ■^«)|v>j^|. 
 QUADBiLtE, n. ?1HHI SPFR an^. [ -MHSHI^. 
 
 QOASBUFEJ), a. having four feel. ^Ml</t, -HlnlMi-tlT, •MjJ»4<^, 
 
 QUADBUPKB, ». <T5 «l. ^5«^ STPlft W. 
 QCADBCPLE, fl. fouffold. 'JfW^, MH'JUT. 
 
 Jb QcASBUPLE, 2b QuASBUFLiOATE, V. a. male Jour fold. 
 
 To Quaff, p. a. drink largely, v. To Dbdtk. ?hT^, vrt^T »», 
 
 rtnOl, tjt^dt, 'W-iM.uj, i^'R-Ac. f^ot. 
 QCAOOT, «. Joy^, ^'c. <J»^r5ld, ITr^'tn^, *l<«lOd, Irf'lrftd. 
 QUAO, QuAOMlBE, 11. bog, tnarth, Sfe, ^rf^rf /. ^^Ht/. ?«nT/. 
 
 To Quail, p. -h. tin* in hopes, Sfc. v. To Fail. ?5RVr, ^^- 
 
 3S0t, »i«TT^i ^. n. pi. ^^ g. of s. ^^i{^W^i n. TToE^. 
 Quail, n. perdix chmensis. ?S\^\ or (?T|T w. 
 Qdaixt, «. having petty degance. ^T^^t'ft^, MIH^'hn^l, 
 
 2 odd, fanciful. «1-|4I<, <1-^^li*, iTlil-m, f^?^. 
 Qcai-ttlt, a</p. V. A.l. N!<l-«it<fH, 
 
 2 ft»?w»nr»n^, fJpRTT. 
 QoAinmsB, ». T. A. 1. ^T^^WV/ ^irq^Wt/. 
 
 2 a-^mi^s qii m. Ac. 
 Jb Qdakb, v. n. T. To Tbkmble. ^tT^f, ^ m.- ^fqTT m.- 
 
 *Wt/.-*1^ n.-Ao. ^^''r-HTot, *TT*T^ intens. MTR't, 
 
 ^T5/- *tW, yiyi^, ••i»'iwf, l^»T»Iwt. 
 QOAKK, QUAXisa, ». T. v.— art. w\m n. ^ m. iptqTT w, 
 
 ExceMire qokking through fear. ^S^ m. ^rsTS M. 
 QOAXKB, ». QoAKWO, p. a. T. V. Vt'mTTT, %h ^?i^, Ac. 
 
 QVAtincATiox, N. T. V. l.—state. ^Jr^^^f, ^m^sfnf. 35T- 
 
 I. ▼. LIMITATI05, RMTBICII05. Hlrf^ /. SRIH »>. 
 
 II. a q. T. AccojiPLisHMrrr. g»|»i. 
 QOAUntD, p. T. V. 1. iftni %»?5T, Ac. 30ft, STO^, t^yu, 
 
 2 ^^— HTfC^fT^-Ac <>%?IT 
 
 3 QUA 
 
 I QuALiriEB, a. QuALiFTrNG, p. a. T. V. 1. ^TFT-tSTq^-Ac 
 ii<uiKi, «n'*<fii-&c. ^UII<r. 
 
 2 ?R*T-Hrp^-Ac. *<.u|K|_ 
 
 To QuALiFi, V. a. make capaUe or competent. ^TPiT-rtW^-J- 
 /.-&c. ^ot-arnnot. 
 
 2 moderate, modify, soften, temper, ffc. ^<H4(ui, »T^-V 
 
 QoALiTT, n. property. ^ m.^ m. fj^m «. 
 
 Bad or evil q. 31^2"^ *"• J^T »». ('f bad q. 3T^3'ft, 
 
 Essential or inherent q. aT5»ra«:T^ f». ^T^^frp/. 
 Good q. 9^ pop. g^ m. 
 
 2 character with respect to right or wrong, T. ChABACIEB. 
 ♦A^II^IMUII m. V^-g^jm m. ^T^T^T^ n. miji^ijoi m. n«iIT- 
 
 5»ir».. 
 
 3 Ai;yA ran*, tt!^ tr^/. <?^^^m/. 
 People of q. Si'^BT^ m. pi. 
 
 Qualm, n. rising in the stomach. '<3H\» m. 4H\m ««. THToST 
 m. THia"^/. g^PF »«. [ 15 /• 
 
 2 ( of conscience ). t. Eemoese. ^ijt^/. i^imf. ^T- 
 
 QuALMlsn, a. inclined to tomit. «P55JTo5 aRU'rlSF, HoJHa ^^- 
 3T, &c. THJ=n^<<C, ^r«J.^<j|, 
 
 To feel q. JJ^T^of, spotHoEof, T^ilc5uf,5^t55r, ^^^^iJf, 
 WoEOt, ( all impersonal ). 
 
 Qualmishness, «. v. A. ^2HoS /. spst^Fcft/. Hcnra/. ^^s^- 
 oft/. 3K55/. 3HoiH<»I n. TJTRT »». iJHrer »». 7*ir«5T m. 
 
 ^m/ fn«rft/.fn«'FTft/. 
 
 QUABSABT, «. state of doubt and perplexity.^^H^'^ f. flt^K 
 
 m. f«C«(K"ll/. HMl^l/. 
 
 To be in a q. afT^T?Tft / or arfT^rfN^T m. ^n^i 
 ( These eight letters are sp^ «F^ ^TT «F^ ) *TflB?r/.-'i- 
 1T^/.-fir«nT m.-&c. q?tfr i«. con. 
 QuA^TITr, «. magnitude, Sfc. mRmioI «. JHTTT «. ^TIT »• 1- 
 ftf^ffT/. pop. qR»flrl/. n. 
 
 Great q. *ft?t tRhm «. The sense is best rendered 
 bj using the adjectives <^»1>«6, ^lyfT, Ac. 
 
 For this sense as expressed by such words as J>«c>(:, 
 bushel, load, cartload, heap, mountain, some words or 
 phrases are, TTTrHT, "nVTTfft, J^'UHT, *T3»THT, ^rt^T- 
 ?, fllt'loiKt, "m m. «t»R m. v^\% ( as il^tl ^•^- 
 Vnr Ac. ). See also under Exubebakce. 
 
 Settled q. or allowance. »lT?n^ /. ^fft^T w. ^/. ^W 
 HI. afn^m. 
 
 Small q. m^TT/ Kf^TU «. ^f^^ftiTm «. To ezpross 
 "a small quantity" several words are in idiomatic use, 
 some of which are hero collected: a small quantity of 
 curds ^(Cjl<t*".)<t,— of butter milk m^T^T^ or ?Tm- 
 ^oftj— of clarified butter gqi<t '^TT, g<n^r f%at- 
 
 IT, 5«n^f n^ 5— of oil ?i?jn<t vtt, j^t^nr ft'R^r ;— of 
 
 honey iroHf ijft j-of butter Bttnii^ ^;oft, ??lTnTT^ ^. 
 ^Ibe MitM ia often best rendered by the adjoctircs 
 
quk ei 
 
 "frsr, ^e5T, &c. 
 
 A small q. ( of oil, gliee, milk, honey. ). tlR*rC. 
 2 — in prosody. JTT^ /. 
 8— in alf^cbra; a known q. ^ n. s^npTTf^ m. 
 Figurato q. ^5Tnf^ m. 
 Infinite q. aTJtfnjfiT m. 
 Negative q. ^^ m. tROt ». 
 Unknown q. aTo^r^ »». STSTtP?^ m. 
 Quantum, n. settled allowance, ^c. HT?n^/. ^K'Jjp/. 3TT^- 
 X m. ^rft«l m. [ ^t\H, 
 
 Quantum suffieit. f^^^TRf frJrPPT, +Nf+K<JI, JNT- 
 QUAEANTINE, M. prohilition from landing on the suspicion 
 
 of disease. ^ HI^«<<NI ^Z^J m. ^ qT^trJTTtft 5^/ 
 QUAKEEL, QuAEBELi,i>a, w. V. V. 1. )^^*nT m. ^T^i^ /. 
 
 Making up a q. f^H-Hi «. 
 Private adjustment of a q. V^W^^ /. 
 Q. in play or fun. j^Til+rf^ m. 
 To kindle a q. ^"nft/. <ll+ui or 3T^. 
 2 JTi^T n. g-n^ w. Jp^STT m. ^%%\ m. ^^ or ^ w. 5R- 
 
 Mutual or general q. >TffTHt5/. ^TfTFni/. 
 
 Quarrels — compreli. quarrels and squahbles, ditputet 
 nml diferences. qrSTT ^t^^J m. ^mVW-'^^r^ f. ^p^f]^\- 
 Strr «. rfrr sf^ST m. ^R^ff^R «. 
 
 To fall a q. 1^ ^F^J^t^ ^, 
 
 To pick a q. ^T^-^'r^-?rf^ ^^^TT m. sr^ot. 
 
 To set a q. sflrr »». *nfot or ^, rficfWN /.-ai^isiO 
 /. ^m, ^TFTT f?TX ». ^5^0T, ^^/. R<< l |otui -fwr-f?ot- 
 
 I. glaziers diamond. JFTSf ^TT^^ f^i+uft /. 
 To Ql-arhei,, v. n.fall out. g^w^, fsj^iiif, 5^,ftnTT? or fif- 
 5TS »n. "TTn 5'. o/ *. recip. g^^3^/.-5^^ft*R»».-^^i|^^^If^^«- 
 /.-&c. ^W y. o/ ». »■««/'. f«nT5'Jf- f«H«ff| g.ofs. recip. 
 
 2 squallle.^ contend, fight. Hf5^, ^S^, 5PTC%, ^^n^t or 
 ^T3''t, ^j^ST^Tor ^^lut, (TI^T, cT^, ^ n.^ii. "TS'if, ^R^R^, 
 
 *rt5'T «.-si'i4i »i.-«fcc. q>^, fr^)K^.-^^»?^/. 5(iur^. o/"*. 
 
 3 cavil, find fault, v. To Cabp. <Ff^ ot. "^r?^, sn^ir «. 
 ^>n, :Ff?TT/-3TT^ »«. ^OT. |[ tJTRT, &c. 
 
 QCARRELLEK, n. QuARRELLIKO, /». a. T. V. 1. P^tjgU I K I, r^.- 
 
 2 Tti'JrnT, ?fns"iMi, &c. 
 Quarrelsome, a. apt to fall out and break with. H^^IS, ^Z- 
 ^5 3^^i 3^^i '^^i f^^'^TT. 
 2 (/Jten to contention, pugnacious. *rilTT, TfjTT, HtS^TT, 
 
 #T, ^msiTT, S;('i4i*, ^nrsff, ^fPT^ET, ?Tr3n^, <-4viic4, 
 ^^^rr, Hs, ^F^vrts, ^tts, ^cTm^qr, ^ .in n f^ ' K, 
 
 Q. person, vff^, sinnts, TTlf^, srr-^rq<y«l< HflTRT, 
 
 QCAKBKLSOMESESS, 71. T. A. 1. gj^ToETirT M. dd'f.MU ir m.&C. 
 
 2 Mii^MOII «n, HtS^TTTT m. &c. 
 
 [ QUA 
 
 QUABET, n. mine, pit, ^c. ^v\ f ^^pift/. ^fr/. STT^ m. 
 Qdaet, n. V. Measure. ^ %?^THrT 3TT\. It is about a ?[C. 
 Quartan, «. ague that comes every fourth day. ^jHltS^ m. 
 
 Quarter, n. fourth part. ^VRf'IT m.-f|??TT ♦«. 'TR'n. TT^/. 
 =?riTT?/. <TK^ «. TT^ ff». ^r{ m. ^'iTrsfl m. "sr^HIl m. 
 — esp. of a cake, of certain fruits, &c. ^?t<prT»«-/. 
 xpT^ m. f. — of a rupee, qT^t5T m. — of a year, fftTH^ 
 m. pi. <TT?^ n. ^^^^\i^ m. 
 
 The silver coin equivalent to a q. of a rupee.TT^fft/. 
 
 Of a q. less. MlAUi (in comp. as SI AOlljTT, WIAUI^M, 1T- 
 ^«T*rT^, Ac. ». e. a sher, &c. all but a quarter ). Be- 
 fore the numerals it becomes 'TT^i't, as <TT3i'f^^, Sl^ul- 
 fft^, &c. a q. less than 2, &c. i. e. one and three 
 quarters, &c. 
 
 Of a q. more. ^^T (as ?f^;H^,^^f?IT, ^T?T^,?T^[?i>I, 
 &c. a maund and a quarter, a sher and a quarter, two 
 and a quarter, &c.) [^PreT/. ^Jl/. 
 
 2 ( of the heavens ). ^mf- f^/ «R n. 3TTnT/. 3ltn ». 
 In, towards, &e, the four quarters. =^t^, 
 Eegent of a q. f^TTtT, ai+Mia. 
 
 To charm the quarters. f^TTT/. pi. 'TT^'t or irftl^, ^- 
 njq^ n.-f^nM'^ n. ^TOT. 
 
 3 ( of a country, &e. ). sR /. ^TTSJ^/. IJ^HT m 
 From all quarters. ^^+4^, f^+4Hr<i+4H. 
 
 Of the quarters or regions round. ^^<P5?5T, ^ j^i^te. 
 
 4 ( of a town, &c. ). ^T^ m. K^?5T m. JTT m. qs/. ^f[f. 
 
 Q. of the mahdrs. H^K^il or ^RT »». 
 Q. of the poor. arsTOR^/. 
 
 5 sparing a life in latlle. vft^^TH n. STT"!^^ w. ^^f. 
 
 To ask q. ^ttftHtiT «. IT^, »ft ir^T 311^ '^"T'f. 
 
 6 quarters; lodgings, ^v. v. Kesidekck, '^!(^^ n. ViK n. 
 ?^ rrlf«4 M n. 
 
 7 close quarters. T^^^J «. ' 
 
 To come to close quarters. ^rftT^'JtTRT ^. 
 To Quarter, v. a. divide into four parts. xnTTTT »». />^'^^- 
 ^5 »». pl.-&c. ^^ g. ofo. ^TTTW. 
 2 place for lodging. fif-^]iHi-l^J^r^-&C, Siprf-^IR^, ^- 
 =^ n.-&c. '^^ojr. 
 To Quarter, v. n. See To Lodge. 
 Quaeteelt, a. rft^ rflH nf^-Mi^, f^HI^, §^1%^. 
 Quaetebit, <k?r. v. A. ?ftT fftT »l!^'<<i«ff. 
 Quartebmabtee Gexeeal, «. r«)'fl*llr?T. 
 Quarto, a. =^H^, ^TTTTTt^. 
 
 Q. sheet. ^N^ TTT «• =^^ ^PT^ m. 
 Quartz, «. — the mineral. «MMHfJT »«. 
 
 Milky q. cT'HOIT or rttiu«4i m. 
 To Quash, v. a. qvdl, subdue. HtT^r, sTrfWT ^T^, ^1^. 
 2 anntd, make void, v. To Abolish, jfts^r, ^^ ^T^t. 
 Quatebnaet, Qcateemos, n. aggregate of four. ^CT^ n. 
 
 QXJATBAIK, n. stanza of four lines. ^t^J^ft '^PP w. -^g'mv 
 
QITE 
 
 lb QcAVKB, V. n. vibrate, Sje. v. V. To Tbehble. "dlsuf, I 
 
 ^ w. i^m^. o/«. 
 
 2 (with the voice,oronan instrument). ^ »i..ft>- 
 
 ?^/.-Rr^/.-'PT/-5ft=7/.-^lftT ».-&o. qufr. 
 QVATXB, QOAVERIXO, n. Y. V. 1. q^ fl. ^ m. 
 
 2 1*T^/. f^f^/. fitr^t/. fiH^/. f^T^^/. qrl/. 
 
 AT, «. wdU. ^H ». q^ or ^^w. 
 « WiascH. 
 (TBuixcss, QiTKAJT. See QcALiiismrEss, Qualmish. 
 QUEES, «. vcife of a king. TV^f. <MMr^/. »lf|«ft/. TTfft/. 
 HN*t/. 
 
 Apartments of the q. tnWBT m. 
 
 Q. iDaug:urated and crowned. M^iiuf^/. "Tprf^^/. 
 
 2 tt-oman who it tovereign of a country. ^T^ft/. ?Tfft/. 
 
 3 — at chess. ^PftT »». IHIPT w. 
 Qubeb's metax, w. W^ pop. ^^ n. [^it^. 
 
 QCEKB, a. odd, tinffular, \. Steasge. f%^?1tir, aHM4>M, ?T-^- 
 
 QcEEK5E.-<8, n. T. A. f?f5?iT»i«n»iT »». 3rr5:<r?<'iT m. "^.^v^ «. 
 Jb Quell, v. a. quath.^ /fc, t. To Subdue, ntl't, jfrs^r, 
 
 ^TTiT, Trft»TT 'Prot. 
 
 2 jttiW, V. To CojfrosE. Trt?l-&c. ^T^, nt^ /.-TTflR n.- 
 
 3<jflHH n.-Jtc. ^^K^g.ofo. [ 'RT't. 
 
 To QuESCH, r. a. ( fire ). Rior^iif, f^HTJr«. Mlrf"!, f'liNi n. 
 
 2 ( a lamp ). JTTJWii, fJOEW^, n^ m. ^6t, f^fl'l w. ^, 
 
 T^ M. MUvfl-^, ?wr/. ^oj. — by flapping. <n<4ri|u(. 
 
 8 ( thirst, At. ) nTlwf, «IW<4U^, ^H^, HPl^, nt?I- 
 
 Ac. ^TbJ, ;|Ttf^/.-&c. ^m y. o/" o. 
 
 QUX5CBE0, p T. V. 1. fi^aw^'?!, f'TWT Mid^w, P^iIRh. 
 
 To be q. frF^^, ^Ff «• ^I'it. 
 2 m-^^^J, Ac. 
 8 HKA'^I, Vlfl^-i^l, Ac. 7Tt<T. 
 QrE5CHLE«i, a. /Aa/ fflnno< Je quenched. fttllHf «4I«I1'SI 
 
 QuEiitT, ». m^mrrr. «WT57 *<,«1I<I, 5»T0TFTT, f^g^, JT^. 
 
 QUEBK, n. hand'mill. ITt^ n. ^TZ m. 
 
 QcEKVLOC!*, QcEBiMOXious, a. haliiuallif complaining. X%- 
 
 2 expre**ing eomflaimt, — tone Ac. ?l^, i4'l|iM(l^l. 
 
 QCEBULOCSSESS, QUEUM0>I0CI5E«I, H.T. A.l. <I%*TVn ». 
 
 f^rf^^^^wn w. Ac. 
 QuEET, n. T. QuEaTi05. irw SI. ^n\^ m. 
 QvKtT, ». T. Seaicb. aw m. g^rwi m. nJ^rt w. ^TTWT ••. 
 
 QCESTIOII, QUEIITIOSI50, ». T.V.I, ^ffli*. Ac. gWWI. ^WPf! 
 
 ■•• ^'WT/ '\li^ or yift^/. 
 
 String of questions. ^WTT^/. SfWW^/. 
 
 To blink the q. xts 8lf^ ^»«i, f!«J^«lrft il^T, 59^- 
 
 To e»U in q. f^ /^, HT»f.^ y. 0/ a. ?WUT/.- 
 
 5 QUI 
 
 ^ »». ^tn^t-^ g. ofo. 
 I. dispute or subject of dispute. ^ m. 
 «•• "it^/. ^?^^ m. WZ^ n. HT«Tr4 »». 
 To be out of the q. ^\t: 3T^^. 
 To Question, v. a. interrogate, v. To Ask. T^T^r, f^ ^K.") , 
 3':^{Y^ /.-■H'lW ro.-STSff OT.-&C. 5PT<Tit-qr?5«'r,— straitly, 
 closely, &c. v. To Examine. ^Vt^ or ^^^ f^^R^-JH- 
 
 irei or "Trerj^/. ^r^, qratiif-qicEqta^ qoV 
 2 V. To Doubt, To Dispute. ^r\^ m.-V^ f-f^^ f- 
 Ac. q^.^Sr^'. ofo. ^q[iq- m.-t^f-Ac. im in.con. tcith 
 g. ofo. 
 Questionable, a. \. V. 2. an^f Doubtful, v^sf^, 3TT5|i^- 
 
 QuESTiO.VAHT, a. containing questions.^!SfW^,^Wr^.| lf«T- 
 
 QUESTIONEB, «. QUESTIOSINO, 2'- «. V. V. 1. J^IITTT, V^^ 
 
 2 ^5PT MiuiKI, ?t9)T M«II<I, Ac. 
 Questionless. See Cehtai><lt. 
 
 To Quibble, v. n. cavil, ^'c. v. To Cahp. 3<l5<p|dt m.-Z{^- 
 W% m. pi. ^, *'l*.i n. <Pnot, T^q m. pi. ^fl'I-'Pre'T, 
 ^^/ mroT, ^^Etr?5 m. n.-H^]f^f. ip^. 
 
 Quibble, Quiebliso, n. t. V. srrs^ST »». ais^s »». p^ 3T- 
 trt^/ ^^J or *'l^5 «. "PT^ or qrTJi% w. ^ /. s^trtn'- 
 ^-Ml^uil-^t <^/. ^H'tirf m. n. ^rf^/. 
 
 Quibbleb, «. QuiBBLiso, j>. a. V. V. 3Tl3<pf^ ^OTRT, Ac. 
 
 QUICE, a. V. LlVUfO. f^rll, fH5f?f, fl^^. 
 
 3 oc/iw, /leir/y, Jrt>i, T. Smabt. 3n?^, ^cTT, fi!Tm»I, 
 ■Hrfl* or ^, -M'-H-n or cqr, tliM'i.in, 
 
 4 of readg apprehtnsion, \. HnxRP. vT??^, ^ft^^f^, 'l*^, 
 
 5 — of flesh, as opposed to dead, callous, proud. f^friT, ^- 
 *T, f^W?T, 'TtlT. 
 
 6 ( with child ) v. Pheosaxt. »I»^^, ^f^Ji^H?. 
 Quick, Quickly, adv. v. A. 2. r^^, ijift, ^5, stsj;^, ii- 
 3^, ?iWT, arftTT, ?fhi, ^n?!:, %»> or ^«fr, hihi, f??iT, ^.- 
 'if \ m( \, ^R^»b;T^ or '^IHriqWH 3T???lt, S'K^irpj^, 
 ^rWT^ Ml<fl««, For formations expressing this sense 
 which answer to, in ajiffey, in a trice, as soon at you 
 can say Jack Robinson, Sfc. See under Tbice. 
 
 Quick ! smart's the word. WKVt., f^^ m3 3T1^, f ?fr. 
 Quick, n. living flesh ; sensible part. ^i^x€\ f. TH ». ^4- 
 n|35 n. <|M(<4M ". 
 
 In or to the q. rH»^loEt, f^t^lCf, 
 
 That touches the q. ^^ri^. 
 
 To be touched to the q. mi{V[ or f^<H^. 
 
 To touch to the q. lit. Jig. f^Ti^sft BHIJ'r, |ff«nff, im- 
 
 fT !Trn«l, WT^t, ^ or fitwr 'tw «. m\^, ^'Nor, ^- 
 
QOT 61 
 
 QuiOK-LiME, n. burnt limestone. ^H+.oo*!!/. pi. <J)oo<<l/ pi- 
 
 Quick-sand, n. ^oo«e, watery sand. ^^ or ^^ n. ^^wf/. ^- 
 
 Quick-scented, a. of acute smell. >^rt<^'*JI, ^wwiui. 
 QoiCK-sET, «. lie ing plant set to grow. q;?5TT n. HTTwi. gj m. 
 
 QniCK-SIUHTED, QtriCK-EYED, a. v^HT^X^^r, ^=^11 ^^^, 
 
 5fftsf^, ?ft^"^^, ST^T^f^. 
 QUICK-SILVEB, «. TTTT ««. 1K^ »»■ ^ ff». 
 
 Calcining q. M^%^ n. 
 Quick-witted, a. v. Shahp. ^ft^J^f^, rft^'^r^f^. 
 To Quicken, v. n. lecome living. f5i?TT-f^=rrT-^v»ft^-&c. ^t^t, 
 
 2 ( a pregnant vroman ). qH'qc^ n. ^df g. qfs. '^ferPI- 
 iTf-&c. ^, ^ 
 
 3 have increased motion, ^c. »lfrr/. r«)Rrt ^tfT ^^Twf g. oj 
 8. n^^ «.-n^ff3[/.-&c. ^ 5-. o/ «. 
 
 3b Quicken,, v. a, make dive. f!IflT-f»f^-^P»ftw-&c. ^^, 
 
 2 V. To Accelebate, To HASTEN.f^Tr/.-&c.q^5'. o/o. 
 ;^fT-&c. ^FT^t, »Tfrr?r5^ «.-&<•. q^of ^. o/o. 
 
 3 stimulate, t. To Ikcite. 3%^T «.-7^t^ n.-&c. ^^ 
 y. o/o. 
 
 Quicklt. See Quick. 
 
 Quickness, «. v. A. 2. ^sr??^/. f?lTT/. KfhmT/ ^V^ n. 
 
 3 ^da^MU IlOT. ^t?^/. -^Hoii^/. =5??^:^/. ^FfT^/. ^2:^/. 
 
 4 ^ 3 <^Mmi«». ^^/ =Er'5<T0ITW. &c. ?ft^^/. H':TT/. 
 Quiescence, n. v. Eest. =5R5^rHK m. ^«J???TT/. ^'KJr'T ». 
 
 Quiescent, o. not moving, v. Stili,. ^^TT, fH'''Ic5, 3T^?7,3T^. 
 2 — in grammar. ar^^NiRH, ^fTrWR- 
 
 Q. mark, the mark ( ' ) denoting quiescence. f^TPT tn. 
 Quiet, a. not moving, v. Still. fr<TT, f^^?^, 3T^?5. 
 
 2 «/«/?, unruled, ^c. v. Calm, ft^, ST^tr, fsT^trT. 
 
 3 serene, tranquil, Sfc. v. Calm. t4f , vjsr, ^^<T, ?lf<T. 
 
 4 peacealle, gentle, S{c, T. MiLD. ift^, ^TrW, *(|ot<ll«, 
 
 5 unmolested, undisturled. ^«R'4, fH^'?, f*jf^, PiMiIj.rt, 
 
 Quiet, ». v. Eest. fIvTHT/. f5T«lc5?TT/.'5rsi<T?q' «. ^^^q»TT 
 »». Rmid MU I I' m. %r «. ^R*-"^ n. ^«^^^«. ^T^^PTT^ w. 
 
 To Quiet, v. a. v. To Calm, To Compose, ^htt^ or ^mnT- 
 
 /.-&c. 5Rot 17. 0/0. 
 Quietism, n. dispassion, ^c., contemplative religion, ^f^/. 
 T^ m. f^r^T^f^ m. According to the Weddnta system 
 there are sis particular stages of the state, or six 
 particular duties incumbent upon him who seeks it ; 
 
 ■viz. fTSJi ^TKT^nT, f?rfH?TT, TTrfrT, 2tt, utt. 
 
 QuietIST, «. one who maintains the principles of quietism. 
 
 ►6 om 
 
 QuiETLT, adv. y. A. 1. ft/TT, PiVf3S, pRoS, f5wt<T, -STT or 
 
 'W, nqV^ or ^, g^TT^TT. 
 
 2. 3.I5. ?ETF<T, wttmul'f^r^, sT^m, t^RiT^, Or^esF, 
 
 I. mo; hurriedly. ^n^spTTft^, BH^n, f^PTI rfecJ. 
 Quietness, m. t. A. 1. fT<TTfTT/. fH»fm<\^f. ^*H^ n. 
 
 2 f^isifaqoir m. fF«r(?ir/. ar^qfrr/. 3t?%h w. 
 
 3 '*re70TT »n. ttn?/ ^^''T'mT m. 
 
 4 ivtift/. ^T^^qoir «i. &c. ?nc?HTf /. 
 
 5 f^rir? m. !p?,*HF«l OT. OT^^FHT^ «. 
 Quietude. See Quiet. 
 
 I QoiLL, n. feather. ^^ n. m m. 
 \ To drive the q. ^^ m. pi. ^rrefff. 
 
 j 2 ( of a porcupine ). ^IToE'ftfl' «. ?fTa^T ^^r m. 
 ' 3 ( of weavers ). «iitst/. 
 QuiLL-DBivEB, «. contemptuous term for a clerk, S)C, m- 
 
 I Quilt, «. stuffed led cover, garment, ^'c. V^f^or T^l^/. 
 I s^I^rft or 'M\\\r*?\f. §T «. «». ^f[ f. ^R5 «. |t5^ or J- 
 
 2 ( of patchwork ). "tI^/. "itejl n. ^vt/. ^TPPcE o»- ^\ 
 To Quilt, v. a. stuff with cotton fjc. and stitch. ^ m. ^rT^i 
 
 Quilted, p. v. V. 5?T^Hr, 5;^, ^S?Tft, ^^m. 
 QuiSAET, a. consisting of five. qf^TRT, ThnNt^, <i^^. 
 Quince, «. Bengal q. JSft"^?7 or a «. f5i<poE a. 
 
 Q.-seed. il^mr or jftn^ft ^MT ««. 
 Quinine, «. ^^ ^tr ». 3TT^. 
 Quinquennial, a. lasting, ^-e. five years, qf^f^ ^<fi^^, ^\- 
 
 QuiNST, M. — the disease, ^nr^^ »». ^^"f »». 
 Quintessence. See Essence. 
 Quintuple, a. five fold. "Tt^T?, t'^oi. 
 Quip, «. t. Sarcasm. dlHilI wi. iftt^r »». 
 To Quip. See To Taunt. 
 QuiBE, n. ( of paper ). ^;^ m. 
 
 Bundle or quantity of 10 quires. 1^/. TTSfT/. 
 QuiBE, &c. See CnoiB, &c. 
 QuiBK, «. conceit, ^'c. v. Fakcx. ^4+1 m. H<i*| or g^ m. 
 
 2 orZ/MZ /ttr« or evasion in speech. ^tetnTT^-TWTT^T- 
 &c. t5^?/ «flrtu*lN 3%^ »».|)Z. ^T^3 »i. n. *(*lf^/. 
 
 3 See Quibble. 
 
 Ife Quit, ». «. w«/yn, v. To Gite up. ^"tiwf, ?ft|^ ^, T^n 
 
 JB.-^r??^!^ M.-&C. <t>iU| ,9. 0/"0, 
 
 2 depart from, leave. ^Os"?, ?ft^ ^^, 'Rt^ ^, 'U^, 
 
 ?r^, f^vfoi, f^?i3i5r ».-r?rm w.-&c ^^ ^. 0/ 0. 
 
 3 See To Eequpie. 4 See To Acquit. 
 
 Quit, a. discharged from, alsoked. iTt^>oET, 3^TTT^, Trffi, W.- 
 
 Quite, o/7«. completely, entirely, v. Wholly. %^ or a, •JT- 
 
 2 ( as ) up to, T. Full. «i<|«iO'«<I, ?f?T. 
 Quits, To be q. ^'^\\{ ^ g- of s, ^K[^f. ^3. of*. 
 
RAB 
 
 reeip. [^OT 
 
 To grire q. <iH+irfi ^^^ «.-qraiar ^rm m. bt^-'w- 
 
 QUITTASCE. See ACQUITTAlfCE. 
 
 QuiTEK, n. eatefor arrotri. hT^ m. HT^n or ?I m. »TT?T3 ♦». 
 MMJI m. 5TtT=!^ m. HW m. fToflT m. — in contempt. *Tr- 
 ^/. 
 
 QuivL-K, r. n. ( through cold, Ac. ) v. To Siuteb. ^^- 
 ot, ^5f Soj, ffl^nnt'I, gS^T^t, V5^^10T, ^n «.-^ «. 
 ^M in. con. 
 
 2 «Aa*(; tremulouily, T. To Tbemble. f+.i+vj, r*y^<^ 
 adc. ^if^ui, r^<i-l'iui , f< ■',■<•', flJc. *<u). 
 
 3— the skiu, Ac. 5^<«t, *^<"i, ?5^ n.-^frf/.-Ac. ^- 
 oi ^. o/«. 
 
 4 (with impatience, to speak, strike, Ac.) — the tongue, 
 hand, foot. <|T^rot, S^^, ^oS^dul, *(ot*|oiui 
 QciTKBiB, n. QuivKBixo. /). a. V. V. 1. JprmRT, &c. !Rf7g- 
 i<?r?l, Ac. *MHM, *nB^. 
 
 3 <*',<»<U||<i, Ac. [=!ft ^5^/. 
 QCITKBI.SO, T. V. 1. «pN«t «. Ac. §i§{\ f. ^i^{ \/. »t?t- 
 
 4 ^^TT/wp. TtiT n. ^T^T^f n. in/ea*. JTTTr m. 
 :\OTic. See Komaxtic. 
 
 ., 1 22, n. See Odditt. 2. »T?T- *l»»0 -f^t^-Ac. 'hmH \. 
 To Qniz3, r. a. make fun of. V(^ f-T{^^ f-^^f^ m.-Ac. 
 
 WT^y. ofo. 
 
 QcoiT, n. duetu. ^^ n. 
 
 QU05DAV, a. T. FOIIIIEB. «I^^, T^-^F. 
 
 QcOBDM, II. tuek a number tu it eompetcnl to irantaet luti- 
 neti. ^EHT ^«^I<JIMfff\ t^PUf. -K^ f. ^^hntn^JT- 
 
 QiOTA, n. *hare,part or portion auigtud. ^'oft/ ^^f. n. 
 
 Drawing out or determining quotas, f^fl^^fft or ^f 
 (.^uorATios, n. \. \'.—acl. '«W^twi n. TT'mH w. 
 
 I. pottage quoted. \H-M\^ ^%=! ^I^«T w. <jMM(W^I- 
 
 WI •-^^^ n.-JWT m.-Ac. 
 To QcOTK, r. a. adduce a poMtage from an author or tpealcer. 
 
 J?P*n% ^TW^ »i.-%fr m.-Ac. irif, j<(r«||*< tn.-'ST^rTTOT ». 
 
 *T»f g. ofo. 
 QcoTEP. ;». V. V. iM'«fW. 
 
 QcoTH. imperfect v. taid. Q. I. ift WWW. Q. He. ?Tt «lt?J5!T. 
 QCOTIUIA5, o.— ferer. ^vrf^T, J<'Jr^«!, 
 QcOTtK!(T, n. «««i<r retulttwj from divition. ifPI n. iTHTT- 
 
 f>rr m, »?? ». 3^/. ■3TTJT 
 
 R. 
 
 Iv. •• repreaented by f . 
 
 lUnn, n. mm m. fn( or trin; «. Not«. The MarAthIa do 
 not diatiogaiah betwMa the haro lad tbo rabbit. 
 
 697 
 
 EAF 
 
 Rajiblement, Eabble, n.y. Teople. ^ «. vjtqTTT^aJ », 
 
 •TRTR^ont n. m^mii n. 
 Eabid, a. V. Mad. ft^T, f^^fot^OT. 
 Race, «. v. Fauilt, Offspri>q. if^iT m. ?y H<m^l / npr »;, 
 
 Destruction of a r. ^^1^%^ vi. 4^=50?^ n. 
 2 ( of cattle ) breed, stock. r\v^ m. f^'S{^z n. X(mf. ^r- 
 or/. 3rT?T/. 
 8 ( of ginger, Ac. ) ^&i\f. ^i n. <PIT m.f. "FT «». 
 
 4 con^f«< in running, trf^/. ^ or ^^/.— for a prize. 
 7T'fcfHt-"^^-Ac. ^^f. 
 
 5 Horse races, vn^f. ( Ex. aTM 5(iqrf ^^jik arf^. ) 
 To run a r. ^ or ^^f. ^^^. 
 
 To Race, v. n. \. To Ru.n. erT^or, ^ or ^^/. JTTTof, trf^/. 
 
 RACE-noKSE, Eaceb, n. ^qffhfT qVST m."^^ ^T m.3[T^?i 
 Back, n. grate for hay. irspji or JTS^r'fY/.'^^ or ^tTTW/. 
 
 2 T. Tobtube. MMHI ^iu^l-^i <^ JT^T srf^. 
 To put to the r. See To Toetube. 
 To Back, v. a. See To Tobtcee. 
 
 2 V. To Stbetch. 3ft?rdT, ?Tm^. 
 
 To r. one's brains. •PToE^/.-Ac. ^nj. 
 Backet, «. v. Uphoae. T?55i^/. q^^iTiTTM. *«$rfl? m, 
 
 ITT «. ^?5T5: »». 
 
 2 ( of children ) See EoMrs. 
 BiCKETT, a. Tr^SJ^T, 'M«(rf-Ac. <|i^lTT. 
 Bact. See Stboso, Tasteful. 
 
 Basiaxce, Babiant. Sec Bbiohtness, Bbioiit. [if^. 
 
 To Radiate, v. n. issue in rays. r+.<>'i4iTT-ni-.<«I^HT^ fSfvii- 
 
 2 issue and proceed in straight lines from a point. %;^r- 
 
 «ire(^ !ft5-?JT5E-«HK-Ac. fsT^-f^^ ^^. 
 Radical, a. v. Obioixal. ^^T, ^*ir*m«(t^, g^i^T, *(- 
 
 fe^, ^. [ i'op. ^HTf^. 
 
 2 native, v. Natubal. 3fT?ft^, af'HHI, 3TO??, ^Hlf^np 
 
 3 primitive, tinderived, ^c. — a word. ^ToE^, ^1^^; m. 
 Radically, adv. \. .\. 1. g^V, Jofi^T or nz^j ded. arrw^. 
 
 2 ^[?ft%, ^Hlr flM I-Ac. ded. ^Tl^t, ^fnf^:. 
 To Badicate. See To Boot. 
 Badish, «. — the plant, gotr «. W'^'Ji «. 
 
 Follicle of a r. mn^/. N?^/. fljl^/. 
 Eadius, n. ( of a circle ). f5P^/. «TmT4 w. sgraTqf^/. 
 
 2 (ofthoarm). «Ftw/. <Pt«frl / fT^IT^ or Hitrit^ 
 
 Raffle, n. t. V. u1|r(1SI ^ JT^IT 311^. [STTPI'f. 
 
 lb BArrLi:, r. w. eontemtfor an article in a lottery. BTirf/. 
 Birr, 11. afloat of timlrrs. »Tm m. mf <\V\ n. ?ITI<jrT m. 
 Baftxb, 11. a roof timber, ^tm m. ( dim. deprec. ditpar. Ijc, 
 
 9^^^:^f ^^/. ft«Ttt/. ^st^Et/. ) 
 
 Corner r. ^ptTTHflT «• ^^RT m, 
 CroM Klip along cud* of raftcri. IfRIPJl n. 
 Cross i>icco receiving the ends of rafters. m|r^^ 
 9:\;Hn.or T^jfff. ( or ^^^ TH or »0^ ). 
 Bound r, VJVif^ m. 
 
 99 
 
-Rxa c 
 
 stout r. or pole. cR^ m.f. 
 ^i.a, n. torn or torn off piece of cloth. f^^f[f.vk^^ n. T^- 
 
 5^ n. ^^ »». §5% n. -^f^r »>• ^^5^/. ^HITT w. ?Sri\/. 
 E. wetted to tie over a cut or sore. hi"I«MH8 n. Wl- 
 
 Eaga. Eags and tatters. f%«ri^/ rl.H\'\-^f f-plMB^ 
 
 m.pi. r^Ejrrft'«Tr/. f^'TT^i^m. f^B^n^ftfT/./'^. c5r!<*ir- 
 wrrf. pi- ^Trq-Rr^r/. /»/. 
 
 To tear &c. to rags. I^ejtt/. pl.-^^^ m. pl.-&c. ^^7f 
 
 2 — as used ia contempt of an article of clothinj^. i^tft 
 /. f%^^"toET w. f%!irf ?st or f%«^?ft/. f%q5p??t/. ^?re n. 
 gi% n. qt^ fn. 2^ or J^^ n. q^-^p^ or cfj^c n. ^\^f^/. 
 Eags, tattered and leggarly garments. q'$+<4 1 /. p?. 5- 
 5% m. /)/. nfri^wn/. /)i. 
 EAOAMnFFlN, «. person dressed in rags. "P^^TT, f%c?te|l, 
 
 f%«T?ftT, f%*TTf*rT^, nV^-qr, "tt^^, "ft^^, ^Ffa^, 
 
 Eage, «. violent anger ; fury, passion. ^r«T m. ^rTN m. ^T 
 »». ^FTT m. inPl7 »». JToEfToS/. cfoirl<A|2 m. vSTcS^ m. vfs or 
 
 tn. 3T»T^ w. ^^r%?T M. :F^n%5(l m. Slfrlil'I tn. 3Tfd#*T 
 »». 3Tfrf#T w. 
 
 Fit, paroxysm, transport, &c. of r. f^T^^ m. f»ni<n 
 
 To be livid from r. xm^ f^T^Tf^^^F ^ot. 
 
 2 violence, extreme exacerbation, v. Fokiouskess. ^ m. 
 
 3 t'/o^fn^ (fe*iV«, v. Passion. ^ «. f^ n. ^ tn. 
 
 To Eaoe, v. n. be furious with anger, be violently agitated 
 with passion. FTS'PSiTf, tTSTSoT or q3«|iui, ^I<FI^, 
 
 HiSHoiST. The intensive sense of this word, as conveyed 
 by tlie expressive combinations To storm and stamp, roar 
 and bellow^ rave and rant, rail and rattle at, fret and 
 ferment, swell and fluster, chafe and fume, toss and fling, 
 SjC. ia with equal expressiveness and force conveyed 
 by words and phrases in Mardthl. ^hb^ct /.-Ni*i/- 
 tTS'Pf /.-3Tr^ 3TnT^/.-3T^ ^^^f.-&c. JTfSot-^^, 5t- 
 <+MHT ^f^W. ^'t, ?t^^TT% 3"Pfo5 «. JRlJt, ^rl3Tf3 «». 
 
 f ^ ^riif , vft^r »». TmsSr, Trmrt^ «. pi. fffi^-=(i«r"i', srf- 
 
 TRT Jff3 ^=«rr/. 1)^ ?5l'iui ^f. 0/ s. f^T^ fMMotl ft^, 
 ^m<TPT w. l?i. ^io50t-31IH<i«i-3TT^^, FTN ^ftsfRT m. qj^lt, 
 
 5f%?^ or feJdf^Hui, rnrt^r^T or cTfrTRST, ^<Ff^, ^HMHot^ 
 Cr dlobU), ^oEvToEot, ^oSfraSWr, rlcirloi'Jf, t»(J14>U|'''i, STT- 
 T<if, Jlipt^, ST<|!?:dT, 5PT?or, =qT^T^3T, f^f^f^f^, J^- 
 oTot, ?foirm<Jr, ?ttt?trSt, i^uiyuiof, grr^,^??^, ^^5^, 
 ^T5^, fT^^. And To fly or rise into a rage, is ren- 
 dered by, ><4+<ji, i=rmt, ^^^, artTnT arm/, rf i ' i ui -^^qf, 
 
 ■ETffT ^OT, ^4i<<ii< VTTft n. ^T^, f%- ^Hdl< m. tTT^l o»" 
 
 8 EAT ^ 
 
 ^tift ^, Rl<?)l*i:»IH< w, ^^l<ft^ 'tfir, ^Tfff «lt% «i. ;>?. 
 ^ or ^'{^ m.pl. mt rJmoT, 5l% n. f^of ^. 0/ *. armr^t 
 
 ^oft ^M ^. 0/ I. 3iyv.|-«A 3TFT/. t1«*trT ^STT^Jf-'^f^ 7. o/" 
 
 ?Tr?T^Rr S^^t or STTTS^^ ^ w. ^TT^fiir, 3TtnT% f?ToEqT'?I 
 m. pi. ^ y. ofs. STtTN^ c57^/- ^"it ^. ofs. ?TH w. qnr 
 tn. con. 5qTc5 ^ tc«<A ^^ of 0. ^sf^^Eor, ^f^oE^. 
 
 To r. impotently. ^rT i'HIAH ar^r^^TOT ^t^. 
 2 prevail tvith fatal effect. STR-iJ m.-^F^T »».-q^jlir m.-sraq- 
 W.-&C. ^FT^-JTtlOT, ■r\A\m\ M.-^TRT »i.-'^/.-&c. gj^iil- 
 
 •«iirf«i'it-Hiiij'i, HSKMi OT.-5r<Tr^ m.-&c. 'etts'^ ^. 0/ #. 
 Eaqeful, o. Eager, «. Eaoing,2>. a. v. V. 1. and Ayo^r. 
 ^atrnrr, ?T4'j>s"iKi, &c. ^iTrTrfetTri&c. sTonrs^, ?t3'F5«tt, 
 
 ^JHlf^ri, flrim^rb. Terms expressing this sense as in- 
 tended, and as apparent under the words and combina- 
 tionB,f/ antic, phrenzied, one mad with rage, one foaming 
 Kith fury, storming with passion, bursting toith anger, ^-c. 
 are; rBT^, ^FKil^fHil, aK+NK*l, "^^^^ +IMNr«{P.'=r, 
 «hlH l Pt|H , #tM?W, 5ptqM?Tff, 3T^CT?T^, ?^T^R, 
 
 2 3TT«Tf^, +-^<Nr, d5l<<-<<NI,5r?T75Tr^, 3T^ti?!TT^,^»IT, 
 
 Eagoew, a. rent into tatters, torn. "PR^T, f^iW^^I, f^<*oiTr- 
 fii<'McoA|l-^PTK-&c.»t3?5T-75Tl555T-PlVI?irtT, r«K*oc*)Nt, 
 
 2 dressed in rags, gi^ %^T%r5T, f^^jj %^Sc?T, 'P?% %W- 
 
 3 unecen.1 rugged. TW^HjIT, T^fTKT^T, <rU*lOd <»" W^- 
 
 Eagqeuness, «. V. A. I.<p|>l+Huii m. &c. 
 
 2 f%vl^^uil m. a'Tl'^qoii m. UrST^^rfT/. 
 
 3 g"^?r^K^<40ir w. &C. 
 
 Eaging, n. V. V. 1. rTifS/. tTTFS or ^11/ =q3'Pl/. J^f^/- 
 sn^ STNii/. a(TT^ ^'jrcs/. an^cE 3ir<P3E/. ^M ».—»;- 
 fen*. rl4H>4IS m. ^i^i\Z m. ■e|4ij>4l<i m. rToJrtoEiJ «. 
 EaIL, rt. Jor of iron or wood used in inclosing. TTRT /. TTT^ 
 / t]XJ^ m. iTvT »t. f*K+T/. 
 Cross r. ^ m. ^/. 
 Bails. See Eailing. 
 2 See Eailwat. 
 lb Eail, ». a. enclose with rails. «F5fT m.-&c. ^T^-tnc5Sr-»tt- 
 
 To Eail,» .«. «pcaA: refilingly,roar at, rattle at,Y. To Abuse. 
 To Scold, rffs w. #50lr-2T^, ^tlT^r fftTrj^RT ♦». ^H^, 
 ^m%HToff/. ^<if, fil=>q(-=ft HFT/. 5rT5^, >PTFS adv. Tr\- 
 
 5€rr/. /'^ ^, "PS"?!^, +4*s'Ji. 
 Eail-eoad, EAit-wAT,«. SJt^frftTWT m.-^tmf 
 Eailer, «. Eaiuso, p. a. v. V. N. and Abusive. <fr? ^- 
 
 J'TrTT-^T^FTRT, &c. ^frf1%^TS^, ar?^-^;, f^Hf^, 
 Eailing, «. v. V.A. — act. ^SIT ^R^f «• &c. jfur «• 
 
 V. V. N. and Abuse. ^(\^^\<£\f. fWtnis/. 'iirfi'irtl-. 
 
BAI 6! 
 
 I. teriet ofrailt. ^Zt\ m. W.^W »»• ^^RT m. ^TRT «. S- 
 ^I^IJ m. wfjj^ n. JT^ n. jjor n. 
 BaiU-Vglt, ade. v. A. <{>i<|>4 ( intent. "FSTf J, "Jfiret ) ffts 
 
 ?ft^, <?re ^T^, fn^-f<Rr>iT5E-<tc ^tt. 
 
 Baillebt, n. banter, \. Bidiccle. f^r^ m. *T?T/- HHiO/- 
 
 BiiuEST, B. V. Clothes. ^^ n. ^TT^ n. 
 
 To Baik, r. n. fall from the doudt, — water. TPaTH m.-TT^ft 
 
 To r. brisklj and passingly. f?l?f^l5^, f|TI5fftl "dv. 
 To r. heavily, in torrents, Ac. ?^"hr^, HH'HI^ <it- 
 
 PJTJJH or »Tt-5WTO*T-?I?^fpI or ?f-?nre?-^rn^t-^*ft«fT- 
 -Ac. Ml**1 Tiwf. 
 To r. spittinglj. Rif^liuf. 
 To Bah*, r. a. pour from above like rain. <TTT^ »».-ff%/-^- 
 
 Wk m.-&c.'TT5<5r-«FTdir g. of. o. ^^. 
 KaI5, n. qi^flT m. Mvi'<( m. ffv/ «lT?n?T/. TToft «• — indef. 
 or freely, qur^rrmt »• MlurtMI*« m. ['TT/ 
 
 Beginning to rain, setting in of r. MIH^I-^ TS^ft HT- ! 
 Brink and passing r. fiyfX^f- ! 
 
 Broken or partial r. gdMiAti m. ^f f^ /. | 
 
 Continuing r. m or J^f. ^^^ or n%^ TITH »«. j 
 Deluge of r. T^^i^TTf «. 
 Excessive r. ^tPn^R!/. 
 
 Pall of r. ^^ w. I 
 
 Tavorable or beneficial r. ^qiA« w. [''I^. 
 
 Fertiliied by r. ( opp. to ^<f|R(^q; or vltiMIH* ) \^- 
 Heary fall of r. sfll m. /. 
 Heavy r. MiwAd qiTW m. ^l^^^^ «i.H«o&^iT/. to?e 
 
 Light and long continuing r. fv^1^^ f. n. i 
 
 lightly falling r. ^^ f. I 
 
 Pelting r. »<l*|-m-MI <JT^RT »•. 
 
 B. during sunshine. AH<4I«^ m. •II'IHI "TT^W *«. | 
 
 Signs of r. ^7'»?rT% V^ «». pi- II^WHI ^ w. 
 Soaking r.(«« dittinguiihed from a pelting and passing 
 shower, »»*l-*ll'«l "HIC^T ), fM^MIAH m. fSRIpjft n.fn- 
 
 Spitting r. fnf^fl or =*n SIA^, >JI^*iI'«ft ^'jt/- f^- 
 
 rftt/. ^«^/. I 
 
 Spoiled by much r— crop. ^mfWT. i 
 
 Uneeawng pour off. iisn or \\f. %mf VI f. F- : 
 
 Untimely r. 3TVXl«ft i«. ■JT^raff^/ ^TO^wft n. VK^^ \ 
 
 The rain has set in. qiTHW «TT?i. 
 2 the rains ; rainy ttoaon. qiWKT«T m. SU^T.I< ••. ^TT- 
 
 ^^f. *^T*T^ m. f^VJ ■•. 
 
 Height or middle of the r. ^ 7TVIT3T m. 
 In lb« middle of the r. ^lf*n ^TW?»tT. 
 Moisture from first showers of tbo r- AJ^fn^f. 
 Tbrooghoat the r. «TT1fV»T', 
 
 )9 EAK 
 
 [I The raint have set in. Wllfll^ "TlflT 1T^ ?5Tnt5T, "Tf- 
 
 Baix-bow, n. «J5«^ or ^ tr^^w. ^^^FTn. ^tT^n. ^I^^w. 
 
 Bailed,/), v. V. A. "TRTH qT33?^ &e. ^f^frf, 
 
 Baisisess, n. T. A. qisiflia n. ^V^Zf XX'^ or ivf/. ff^STTf - 
 
 Baisko, n. V. V. N. ^^rf^ >/i. ?^ n. ^A «. 
 Baik-wateb, n. hh^i^' "noft n. M^^«l1<\<f> ». 
 
 B. caught, qr^tift n. 
 Baisf, a. abounding with rain. <TR?INI, q^i^qi-m, 5r^^T, 
 
 &c. ^^, fffH^, ff^^T^, |f^;^?5. 
 To Eaise, t>. o. lift, heave. grsfH^, ^^^ W, 33^"i, ?^ ^- 
 
 To r. from the ground. H^Bfl-^lprtH^fl "Ft^f. 
 To r. and rest ( burdens ). Z^fFA 5^/- "PTWf . 
 
 2 tet upright. THT 5p?T»t, 3^HR^, ^Tf^, T^ !JJ^^ 3^T^. 
 
 3 erect, ^c. T. To Build. grTT ^of ,3^?]^, s^vfcruft/. jp^ 
 
 4 elevate, promote, v. To Exalt. ^^, ^15^, m^'TTT^r 
 
 arm't, ^^T^, ^^ifT^ ^T^, 3^f<T/.-&c. ^T^ y ofo. 
 
 5 ( in price ). ^IS^OT, ms w.-f^pj^n/.-^ m.-HT^ «».-&c. 
 
 C V. To Excite, To Ikcite. ;t^?5^, JiNuf, 5^n?/.-3^- 
 ^^/.-TrTJlT fl.-&c. q?^ y. ofo. 7HRot. 
 
 7 (a report, &c.) 73^'if, 75^, r^j^^pot, TcVlftfT ^"t. 
 
 8 ( troops ) levy. >^H*)uf, f»Ta^, ^HT^^/. sj^. 
 
 9 ( monies ) v. To Collect, To Le\x. firaqat, ^iH^, 
 
 10 ( crops, cattle, &c. ). f?iq^^,?7vRof,f^!p^,3fq5I 
 
 11 ( a sword, stick, hand, Ac. ) lift S; holdmenancingli/. 
 
 12 ( a siege, Ac. ) ?55f^, +l«^. 
 
 13 ( game, by beating bushes, Ac.) XP^ n. qn^-^^P^t. 
 To r. one's voice. jftOTT^ ^1?-^, ^l m.-Ac. HI2T «R<n. 
 To r. one's Toice against, v. To Exclaim. ip^rRT »«. 
 
 Baisis, i». Jl^^/. »T5J^/. ;)/.— without pips. %?iiftH or 
 f^Wfmf- ij^MT or ^r m. [ m. liOI «i. 
 
 BiiE, «.— the iuplrument. ^flToE «• ^t^nS or ^tS n. ^T 
 2 looteftUou), libertine. ^'?[, «i>.tH«ft cr H»ft'q»ft, f^l^Hr- 
 
 31, < l w i 3T , wrasft, fire^"^, ^ftwra^ft, "F^t, flf^, ^WT, ^- 
 
 Trft, R?ft. [ *<•• 
 
 To Bake, ». a. ya<A«- wiVA a r<ii:«. ^?n*^'%-&<'- llai 'E^- 
 2 r/*flr ^c. vith a rake, ^nisqi^ Jft^-^fTV-Ao. *^, ^- 
 m* n. fiRW*. [ *^. 
 
 8 (together) fo/fc<-<. a^I^T -HKn^, 3i*4of, 5T»^,iT\»r 
 4 ( a ship ) snik^^ ^'pf'tlf.^ (VM^ Qf mif ^H ^i^wk 
 
 Jo Bake, r. »•. if dittolute. «1^f*r(t/.-4c. f^of-^R^, "^t- 
 
 cra'if, ^»T^»m, ^f't or ^Tof, 
 Bakebt, Bakii<ii>ebs, ti. diuolute praetitei. ^\\r,f)f. ^. 
 
 ^if /■ ^-f'^ "• «I^.'"IT M. fltsr^/ ?^«f^ or ?.^I3fY/. 
 
 BiuiB, »i. diuolute, r. LooiE. ^f^lf,^, ^WT«, cflK^r* 
 
RAN 
 
 700 
 
 BAN 
 
 To Eally, v. a. ( troops, &c. ) bring again into order. ?rr«T- 
 
 ^, gtrrr^, g^rmg '^/•-'<ft^:'<TT^^:/.-^T^TT^5rT/.-w?- 
 2 Jest, jeer, y. To Eimcule. HTTft/.-'45T/.-f^U»*<l f-pl.- 
 f^r^ »».-3'<T^ m.-&c. ^;m g- oj o. 
 To Eally, v. n. recover order, S)C. yii|<ui, WHR m. ^5f, v^^- 
 
 Eam, «. male theep. ^Z\ m. ^^^ m. ipT m. 
 Full grown r. a tup. Z^K «». 
 Young r. «llf351T «». 
 
 2 ( the sign ariea ). ^^ m. 
 
 3 See Baxteeisg ham. 
 
 To Eam, e. o. drive hard, ^^^r, sm'Jf, Sl*<>{, %^, 'TK't, 
 
 %55^, ffi^r^, 5m'jft/.-&c. ^ 5-. o/o. 
 
 2 See To Stuff. 
 Eam-bod, «. JPT »n, 
 2V Eamble, f. «. V. To "Wakdek. f ^| 1rnjJ|-f^5F|fcr^-&c. 
 
 f^of, ^^, f|^, f|^ f^^, V^"P^I m. :ptnt. 
 
 2 ( in speech ). '^f^TT't, rRf?f ^T^f , TT^ n. q^, «n^5t. 
 Eamble, Eamblino, n. v. V. 1. 'Jx'fxi'tir in. %? ot. ^^^5/. 
 
 ^/. %^ ^^ft/ pT^m-.HTJm n. 
 
 To take a r. ( or turn ). W^ n. HI*H ^. 
 Eambleb, «. Eamblino, p. a. t. V. 1. ri^ frnF% f^TTTTT, 
 
 f^iumr; &c. j^sIn^-'tt, ?r^?5^3T, stt^tce. 
 
 2 -iqN^IRT, 1I^1<-I. 
 
 EaMBLIKOLT, Oiio. V. V. 1. TKH ^<T, OTrf ^TTH. 
 
 Eamificatios, n. small branch or subdivision. Joft/. ^51^- 
 
 3 w. JoE^ «. 506-^^/. RT5E w. <TT5E^ W. "JjopTST IM. ^^ m. 
 ir'TkT t». 3^^n^T/. 
 
 2 See SDBDIVISI05. 
 To Eamift, v. n. <M^ n.pl.-'fimn^ m. pl.-&c. ^^, [«i. 
 
 Eammeb, n. thing to ram with, v. Mallet, Pousdeb. KmrT 
 
 2 See Eam-bod. 
 
 E. of a cannon. ^'«rT «». 
 Eammisd, Eammt. See Ea>'k. 
 Eamous. See Bbakcht. 
 To Eamp. See To Leap. 
 
 Eampasct, «. T. A. HMr4^jMUII m. »TM m. Hm «». ^H w. 
 Eampant, a. V. LuxuBiANT, Excessive. HMrfrfl, HMri- 
 
 To get r. TMot, »TTf1<'r. 
 2 — lion. ^Hl4y 3TT^c^. 
 Eampabt, Eampibe, n. tca/i 0/ «/or/. ?t?: »«. f+ftyi^ft fSm/. 
 
 Eakcid, a. having a rank sour smell. ^^Z remiss. ?W^, 
 
 E. or rank smell. ^q^PT/. [ ^l ^d^ oil «i. 
 
 EaSCIBKESs, Eakciditt, n. y. A. <«ic|<i.M» lf m. ^f'T'mT »». 
 Eakcobous, o. t. SlALiciors. %rf\.^ ^^t, g^nft^ l^^fj 
 
 Eakcoce, n. V. Malice. fT^/. g^m m. /. jpR/. SF^sJ^/. 
 
 ?t^ w«. ^^ «. "O^-I^q m. 
 Eaxeom, a. that teas without settled aim or purpose, aroqr- 
 
 %5T^raiT. [ pJHT. 
 
 At r. flMHI«ri^, ^HWl'^*l, f^TO '^^^TTTt^, Ac. H- 
 To be^jin to talk or act at r. ^=?n^ ?TT^, TRtfT f^T- 
 
 To roam or rove at r. StT^ f^^-Hpiul. 
 Eandt, a. that has grown riotous. ^^, JTOTT, »T^T, I^KtT, 
 
 To get r. HHuf, HM<31, ^iK»Jf. 
 To Ea>-oe, v. a. arrange, y. To Dispose, jfr^ior, T^, «ft^5 
 
 y- ofo. 
 
 2 (the coast ). "jM^j «TT0^-^Tt5nt. 
 j To Easoe, c. «. ro»e, t. To Wakdeb. f^^, f|?^. 
 
 2 ^are a particular direction. ^^ m.-^i<f> »/».-&c. 3to9t. 
 
 3 See To Bank. [^"ft/. 
 Eange, ». ran*, Jmc, t. Eow. ^mf. THT/. ^R/. 31T^/. 
 
 2 ( as of an arrow, ball, &c. ). JTTT «. Tt?! ««. ?fJT ;«. 
 
 Of a long r. "?%^. 
 8 ( of a building ). ^fTTT »»• ^T^E/. 
 
 4 extent, compass, y. Eeacii. M^T-^y. «>. 3R"t^ w. 
 
 5 «<ep q/" a ladder, T. Step. H|t|d| m. 
 
 6 ori<?r. See Class. 
 
 Eangeb, m. te/)er 0/ a forest. 31T'"?T?T^, 3T«T?T. 
 
 Eask, a. Aij^/t grotcing, v. Luxueiast. HMrfrfl, ^t^lHc^I, 
 
 To run r. JTT^Sr, «jl+i«1, ^^Fotof , *ll5s9t. 
 
 2 «<ron_9' scented, high tasted, rancid. ^TO?, ^RI^, ?T?t- 
 oET, ^?RT, STRTToE, ^^R remiss. ^^^^, ^f? or f^, JT?, 
 
 A r. smell. Hil\v\f ^^^or/. 
 
 3 See Excessive. 
 
 Rank, «. line, y. Eow, af?oE/. TRl/ ^r/. 3n^/. 
 
 2 station, grade. h\h(\ f. <T^ /. '^ n. ^"^T »». WPf m, 
 
 8 Afj'A station, dignity, qnalHy. ^V^ q^ /. ^I^^ori m, 
 
 4 orJer, t. Class. ^^ m. nw wt. ft^/. f^f^I m. 
 
 To Eahk, f. a. range in a partictilar class. SRTif, »n«TOT, T- 
 
 "TJt, T"!^ /.-&c. ^^ y. 0/ 0. 
 
 2 See To Easge. 
 To Eamk, v. n. be ranged in a particular class, jft^of, I^T- 
 
 JTT/.-&C. 3T^ g. ofs. 
 
 2 (with). «m«R-?RTfT[t5-^»RTRT-&C. 3T^. 
 To Eankle, v. n. be inflamed, fester. B3uf, g<T^, 5r3t, 
 
 ^oEwt, ^fM, fl^. 
 Eanksess, «. T. A. 1. »TM m. HTrT m. >i1>l4l »". 
 
 2 ^RT^^TT »n. sj|^*'i4Uir m. ^^RqoTT m. <&c. ?^T?rRT OT. 
 
 ^^^T^, m. 
 
BAP 701 
 
 3 See Excess. 
 To Ba>-3ack, v. a. search tlioroaghly. sT«awi or «4Ku|, 
 
 girar m.-^oEHIi/.--M!'JiNli1/.-&c. w^ g. ofo. 
 
 2 See To Plusdeb. [«i soil *)«&/. 
 
 Eassom. n. price paid /or redemption. ^ m. ^5"^/. Jfwi. 
 
 2 See DELirERAXCE. [^3^ «U^. 
 
 Tj Kassok, v. a. redeem by patfing a ransom, ^ m.-&c. 
 
 2 See To Deliteb. 
 To East, v. h. rate, use extravagant and empty speech. ^- 
 
 ?oEW, -MNiui, <l£<(£ui, M-5IM"i, fTTS «• ^T»ff tJTT, 'l^^M-i «.- 
 
 'IJtVJI •••-^wr^'t n.-&c. BT^ot-Hiiui-Hlrttt^, ^'TTT S^TTT 
 
 East, n. extravagant and empty speech. 3T^ ^^ n. t^- 
 
 *r?o5 /. ^??I?/. ST^T? m. ^r^t MT^ or -(Tnpt /. V. ^fftn, j 
 
 gt^n./. <ii>Hn n. |j 
 
 Ba5T£K, n. Baxtwo,/). a. t. T. *)'o6UIKI, «li«)S«IITl, lis-i ; 
 
 ^^tirKT, Ac. «l*x'm, ^i«IWT,'<TI*^-<l+ii'I«lKI,M'^l"/l,«<l^<l<l, I 
 
 RiSTCTO, »•. T. v.— Of/. ^iolO^ «. &c. (JJOT^ w. 5PPT m. ^- ij 
 
 opj>T «. intens. i,}J\i^\\*. m. & •4«liu|f m. j 
 Baittipolk, a. roving, wild, S(c. I^T, T^TTS, -JHIim^rll, 
 
 B. proceedinjTB. «3Hli-=<l5l m.pl. i 
 
 Bap, n. smart blow. 1^^ «■ ^THT m. ^T^ m. fTIT^ or ^ 
 
 With & r. ^TJT-^5T-^-&o. tm-^^-^-Ac. <P7-^H-^ 
 -Ac. — (of a whip, cune, Ac.) fTTI-^^-^-ic. j| 
 
 Bap, >M/«r/. n, ^-^OT-^-Ac. <FI-^T-^-Ac. i 
 
 Bap! Bap! rTTT or Tt, ?TI^ cr it, VT'TI or ?t, ^- [' 
 Of^^ or oit, <ST T^ or Jrf, T^% or jt; — intens. <MH<<, 
 
 n^rt, JTjmr, Tint, »w<n, '«rsTTt, 'onun?, -muim"!, ^- |, 
 
 Oimt, "*<1I*<1, V^Rt or <»<|<»4, irjTlf, iJira?. j 
 
 Jo Bap, c. a. t. N. <4)*ui, ilAHoi, Hi*m<if, T5T5^, j 
 
 2 snatch aicay, v. To Seize. <m<iu|, <'||i»i, ^ m. HKOJ i 
 
 3 strike with ecstaey, Sfe. n'MM-fT^^-H^fftr^a-Ac. ^. 
 
 4 out; rattle forth, T. To Blust. *«^W»f, fTf^I^, ! 
 "BiLt xciovt, a. given to plunder. ^PfTTT, '^'TT?:, ^4lO, JTT- ■ 
 
 «r^TTt, |*«!ift»*, sjfM^'uufl^, ^n^TTjfj, ■jn^TTJrwi. 
 
 Bapacioositeu, Bapacitt, n. v. A. •^•'.l>MU||m. \\f\\'jmv[\m. ' 
 3RfTfm/. »«M|Hlfl-Ml/. ^H^n^r^/. i 
 
 I. exercise of plunder. ^^C\^.f. ^<i»ii^i'f / ^HMUoft/. 
 
 RiPE, n^forable carnal knowledge. >d'4MI'HI-4|*Ir*lllffi-4c. 
 
 2 T. BoBBEBT. an^TJi n. -JTIfn m. [*WPH. i 
 
 BiPiD, «. T. QcicK, Swirr. 3^;^, >^4^Mi, ^»imT, ^ftw, %- ! 
 Bapid, ». f^fjT iftw mr^T^ f*iw ". ["Tf/. ' 
 
 RAPiKtTT, BAPmrsM, n. t. A. 3R^/ ffn/ %n m. ^ft- 
 Bapidlt, air. y. A. «^^, Ac. 9R^, Ac. ?FTI or jt, j 
 BirXD, n. r. SwotD. fTT «• ' 
 
 RAS 
 
 EaPIXE, «. V. PX-UNDEBINO. ^ims/. gTT^/. M^H^f lf A 
 
 2 V. YiOLExcE. vT^/ 3^;^ m. 
 Eappis6, rt. V. V. 1. — act. i\^n. &c. HSIH>I or ^ »». tr- 
 
 ITV^/. "RPJ^R m.— intens. viSTSm. "RT^m. <PI^?TT ««. 
 Rapt, p. v. V. 3. H'H<< +rtrfl-t)(rfrtl, rJeft^ +r'.cil-Mlrirfl. 
 Eaptcue, n. ecs/aey., transport, v. Joy. 3TfSfT'T?«i. S4^i'i<^w. 
 
 Sf^f ^ «• f^^ m. -mrfi«)lrt g?ff/. IIR<IH §^ «. 31T- 
 
 r^ »l. Mlr^l'^ m. [arfrrrftq^. 
 
 Baptckous, a. v. K 35r!Tm^RT, 3^R'^NI, JT^g^r^, «Jc. 
 
 Ease, a. scarce, uncommon, f^^ or ^^,f^RatT indecl. f^'CoET, 
 
 *nTr, ^^, 5?!»T, |»ffe or 55, 3(T?5«T, f^THIIrT, ^if^PF. 
 
 Any r. or precious thing ( as offered or presented ). 
 
 ^pffer m. ^T^'ft/. 
 
 To become r. and precious. ^^/. 55m^ «••»'* OT or 
 ^ o/ «. ^WIo6/. TStrr y. o/ «. 
 
 2 unusually excellent, v. Tise. ;n^, <fiTft, ?fW, IT^ft, 
 
 3 subtd, tenuous, v. Tnix. TTfToB, ^^. 
 Eabee-show, n. fPTffT ^^TT ^Hjir*)u*tNT ?nTT?rT m. 
 Earefactiox, n. t. V.— oe<. Tmst <Rni«..^^n.-&c.— «/fl^tf. 
 
 ?mnryf> ^^^^fuf. 
 
 To Eakefy, v. a. make thin. TTfToE-^^TT ^Tof. 
 
 Ta Eareft, r. n. become thin. ^\?^-^^ ^. 
 
 EABEtT, adv. V. A. 1. f^T3T, ^=^, ^tft ^ISf^T, sp^PPTaft. 
 
 Rareness, Eahity, «. v. A. 1. HXcemnT m. f^Tt^rfT/. 'k- 
 
 Xr^ n. ^r=?«T fl. [^/- 3=r?j«rTr/. 
 
 2 fTT'FNtirT m. ffT^rnTIT »». 3R5rmT «. Ac. 3T'J«rff /. ^r^' 
 
 3 qi dommi »». qpiost/ 'nTstrit/ ^?-'*Tfn/. ^?=«t «. 
 
 I. a rare Miny. 5^H-|»ffe-3rj^-Ac, q^«} w.-^n.-io. 
 BaSCAL, EASCAtLIOX, n. V. BLACKaUARD. 5^T, J^, 5aT- 
 
 EaBCAUTT, M. r. BtACKOCARDISM. w%f*rft/. #I^Pl^/. 
 
 H^\i\f. ^^rit rTTrnft/. 
 
 Bascallt, a. V. Blacx-ovars, Black-ouardlt. ^wt, 5^- 
 iiTT, fli^^i '4r7 or '4 1 3, ^z^z^ -j^PiO-Hi, fl'rXPifNi. 
 
 To Ease, c. a. «*/«, yrazf. Mtl-'-'t, M+ll-liJI, viN-lul, ^Ndotlj'i, 
 
 To bo rcBjd. (^KM-ltif. 
 2 See To Erase. 3 Sec To Bas;* . 
 EASn, a. acting icithout caution or reflection, preeipiiale, 
 hasty, gd l^ a r, TrTTiftSE, ^ifT^Tft, ^Il«l>maft or oJ^T, fl, 
 
 2 — of measurcH, Ac. ■2flf(r^TTT^,T7n^5ft^,I«TR^<T'TI^r, 
 
 Bash, n. efflorrseence. JTa or jcas fn. ^jflT m. 
 Bilious r. f^Wt^/. 
 To hare a p. JCkAt. 
 
 BAintT, flip. T. A. 1. i?nw?Et^, 3fl i ^«Mm i *f , 3Tftr^m%, Ac, 
 
EAT 
 
 702 
 
 EAV 
 
 ^ »^??^ or *\Z^\A<. 
 Eabhness, n. V. A. 1. grfRoft/. ^<TT^«7'JTT «n. ^/. JITtT 
 
 n. 5:fll^« «. 
 To Easp, p. a. rttJ or ^ra/e j«VA n^/e. ftpflol^ 
 Easf, Easper, n. grater. f%?n»ft/. 
 Bat, n. ^^, wtsnp, STTIJ. [ JT «». 
 
 Bow-form apparatus to catcL r. tT'I^^ »». ^fft ^H^- 
 
 A field-rat. ^t^n' ^^. 
 
 To smell a r-Jlj. ^TO m.-A^ m. ^ in. con. ^^ n. ^- 
 
 To Eat, r. n. ^qeroVfT RT^?? m. ^q^R^. 
 EataN, «. cane. %rT/. if^f n. ^^ m. '^rj?ft/. 
 2 o r. ^rTRt/. ^?T m. g^/. ^?r^ w. 
 Strip or shred of r. %?I?fft/. 
 Eate, n. price or amount Jlxed, price current. qHT/. tTTTTm. 
 
 HT^r »». TTf m. frr^r »»• ^ »». 
 
 2 taZ«e sp<, V. Price. HTr5 «. f^J^Trf/. 
 
 3 standard, proportion. ^ «». ■>TT^ m. ?ITT»».»TPT n.STKTTw. 
 At the r. of. MH|U|. 
 
 At this r. onwards. 31% •pfT'lf. 
 
 4 V. Allowakce. %tioj5f/. 
 
 5 tax assessed, ^^f. 
 
 To Eate, v. a. v. To Valttk, To Estimate. noTof, ^vTof, 
 HPfJif, TT^, ^iTt^'i', ^ wJ.-TI^ ««.-&i\ «TO5rot-3?^. 
 2 T. To Scold. ^jR^^Pn, m?T^, ^TT^nm, ^"Jl^^rif, ^- 
 
 Eatheb, a(/t>. sooner, preferably. StTT, shtt This adverb is 
 best rendered by some other construction, as v»TT'"T|q^ 
 T?5T TT^ "R ^T^ I wonld rather stay than go. KTW J- 
 ^^ ^^ *ft^ JT^IR yjT^ I would rather die than beg. 
 2 tomewJiat.^ a little. 3fl»To5, 31HoE^T, ^^T, ^fwT, ^fr 
 
 Eatification, n. v. Y.—act. sf^ jprijf «. &c. ??f /. 
 
 R of a bargain. ?Ir*i+|^ m. ^rill^Pt /. ^BfTTRT «. 
 To Eatift, r.n. approve and sanction, confirm. «I*l?5-*T^iTT- 
 
 K^-^rpr &c. !RWJ, ^^ or ^^ ;p7T7r-»:^otot. 
 Eatio, n. proportion. ^ m. TT^ »». spTm n. JTH n. 'rft'Tm «. 
 
 SRtR or «l^R n. ^^^ m. [fTTT «. 
 
 Eatiocination, a. v. Eeasosixo. rT^f^r/ ?f^?ir^ ». <#- 
 Eatiocinatite, a. v. Eeasonino. ?T%f^5RT, T'lTfftWT. 
 Eatios, n. fixed dloicance cf provisions, ^'c. %7 w. y<<ftg n. 
 
 ^Tf^tTT m. Jfmr^/ 3TTfK »»• ^rfts? w. pth^.T ot. 
 EATioyAL, a. havinrf reason, or the faculty of reasoning. fTT- 
 
 2 V. Eeasosable. j^pf^g;,'^, ^^f^. 
 Eatiosai.f, n. detailed account or explication of princijlet, 
 
 ^c. 3^%/. 
 Eattonalism, n. fg^, ^rTT<Jr<n3. 
 EiTiosAi.i3T, n. |^T<t, jpR^n^rr^t. [/. nr-v^f. 
 
 Eatiosalitt, Eatiobalkess, n. T.A.I. fTPTtfli^/. f^^f?p 
 
 1 2 ^f^/. 3f^Ri.j^?rT/. ■M^hitxiT/. 
 Eationailt. See Eeasonably. 
 Eatoon, n. — of sugar cane. ^3^ or ^If^ m. 
 Eats base, «. fltKpS ^'^ :j^ JTTTrar^ f^ n. 
 To Battle, v. n. make a succession of sharp quick sounds. 
 *S'OS''t, ^MStlSui, <M«H<."i, Ti^'jf, ^^"Ji, ^^ot, — 
 
 i«/fn«. <35n^, wxr^., nsTS^, ^irs^r, ^T?<jf, 
 
 To r. against. <«|i<i<ui. 
 
 To r. along. mm\ adv. '^^-^^M., IS^Suf. 
 2 — a dry pod, kernel, Ac. ^ot^oior, yoUjdui, ^oE^oE- 
 &c. «rPTot_ 
 
 3— the throat. ^TT^Tof, ^T^^^n, ^rwj- <-ll'|ui-gT6t. 
 4 «/)fai- rapidly and noisily, Sfc. t. To Phate. ^^zpT^- 
 
 5-*r5*Ilf-&c. 5qt?I#, <Tr3 n. or dUMI ?n9i<MMi m. ^Z^ 
 g.ofs. 
 To Battle, i>. a. cause to make a rattling sound. ^ot^Tst^, 
 
 ^ur^T'T^, <ss^i4iui, ??5^5-&o. ^rpn^rof. 
 
 Battle, Battling, «. v. V. N. 1. — act. "FS'Piwt n. ^^- 
 5tif n. &c. ff^nw m.—intens. <fri<j>4l'i »«. "^fT3 »». ^5^- 
 5R m. ^^TR »». ^rs »»• ^nr wi. 1575 m. q^TS »i. 15- 
 m?: m. qi^R «. JRTS »«. ^Fl^FlR m. ^.%\^i[f. ^^• 
 
 'Jiri m. ^<Ji OT. HSH^J »>• *Rrs m. 
 
 2 ^oE^aor n. ^ct^oS/. in/en«. <?r5t^o5T? »». ^?35t/, 
 intens. ^^^S.]Z m. 
 
 3 qr^T^ n. ^Tmiif «. ^^/. ^r^ /. ^T^/. qT?RT 
 «J. ^ m. ^m^f. 
 
 4 fJTirr/. JT^sr?:/ ^^f ^wxf. ^^pa/. 
 
 I. ( of cannon, musketry, &c. ). ?(S1+,I or ^T wj. tflTV^TS^ 
 /. 'P5"F5T7 OT. TST? OT. 
 
 II. child's rattle. ^3^31 m. g55^5Hff «. ^TT1?T w. ^in^- 
 orr m. dim. ^ir^wft/. 3H^ m. s^ m. fk m. ^S^I^ «• 
 
 III. staff icith hits of irons attached to dangle and rattle. 
 
 ^sgotT €t^t ot. ^gaft ^€t f. ^ ^■r€\ or qta^R 
 Eattle-chops, Eattleb, n. t. Peateh. Mi \ -^< q lrfU l K r, 
 Eattleb, «. Battling,;?, a. t. V. N. 1. "P^TfOTHT, ^?^- 
 
 ornr, &c. ^5^r5-^5^-&c. «imuii<i. 
 
 2 <<)cl'HoHJ|TTT, t3«y5sr, ?jnt^at??, 5^fT. 
 
 4 See Pbatee. 
 Battle tbaps, n. /raf^, things. ^c4|f<qoE| «». ^tot ifT'or n. 
 Eattlisglt, o<f». T. V. N. 1 . H5iH>4 or sf, ^l^s or ?f , n- 
 
 W? or 5t, ^n^ or ft, ^Z'V:—intiTts. <P5T'F?, <P5T?f, 
 
 ^rsT^f, ^irst, ^ST^F?, ^Fsrst, t^th^^, 'i^Rt. 
 
 2 gst^JoE or at, iTTTS or ft. [ fTft. 
 
 I. ( of musketry Ac. ). "Pf <Pf or ^—intens. "PfTTf & <p. 
 
 To Eavage, r. a. spoil, devastate, uaste, ^c. JfresjjFT/.-HRT- 
 
 SFCJf 5'. o/o. ?rtqT». ^F^-3f?^y. o/o. g^n w.-^^ n.- 
 JTItrsi^ «.-Ac. ^f^y.o/o. ^JRTf,lTm !F?TJif,'?RT5R?^ 
 m. ^^ g. ofo. 3^5 m.-.Jc»jia «».-<S:c. q^. 
 EataoE; «. T. V. and DETAfcTAxiOS. JTra*J^/. TTF^/. 
 
RAV 
 
 703 
 
 EEA. 
 
 ErTTTT, ^- 
 
 f 
 
 RiTAOSB, i». Ravagiso,^. a. Y. V. ^^H-&o. ^ 
 
 on^TTTTT-TS^'nTT, HtT^^ BT^TTTT. 
 To Rave, v. n. talk wildly, Sfc. -m4*«'l, «r?^, ^W^^ <w 
 ^ WWr^'T, MIM-'J'Aui, «I5«T?'r, 'T^'i«u|, R+o&uf, Kt^ ^^- 
 
 P «. /rf. ^>^, ?ft^ fm »ft^ /. pi. fltnwf, ^rmr 'i'^ 
 
 To r. and rant in anger. <»f*df_ 
 2— as in fcTer, Ac. iJT'l'if, sr^rr fn.-jT?^'«.-3F'lTr/.-Ac. 
 ^?^, ^H'Jli'fl or <<«u|<(di or ^«oir^^ ir-5nui Of* ST^of. 
 8 hefuriou* or rajiny, — a roadman. %5T^-&c. aflTS'it, 
 
 Ttf Ratel, r. «. T. To Estaxole. JH^, ^TT m.-JrTPJ^/- 
 &c. ^rot ^. of. 
 
 1 See To Ushatel. 
 
 To Ratel, c. n. become entangled. JTiJf , 'fr?'^, »if«fT''f, "frf- 
 
 ^, JTTIT m.-^HI'M/.-Ac. ^Toty. o/*«. 
 Ratkux, n. — in fortification. *rf^ T\Z m. 
 Rates, n. f^ 4>l^o£| m. ^Tl^nu m. ^^Pt^^ w- 
 
 2 fig. V. Cboakeb. %wfil«Tr. 
 
 3 See Pbkt. 4 See Rapacitt. 
 
 To Rates, e. «. t. To Hunoek. ^<<|<(W«^, ^l«H<if, m^af. 
 To Rates, r. a. devour with eagernett. TTTH^-'NT^ ^TPt, 
 
 Ratesocs, a. V. HusoRT. ^rmr g^%=^, ^T^r^-^'^I, ^^m- 
 
 Ratesoossms, fi. T.A. <^mi or ^W^T^/. T^S^/- ST^«. 
 
 Rateb, «. Kavi^o, p. a. T. V. 3. HV^ :M\<WW-^fnm- 
 
 Ratise, n. hollow between hillt. STJ m. ^tr5 m. ^TV m. 
 2 holloic worn by a torrent. m^'Jjf. n. «IoE^/. ^^/. ^ 
 
 Ratiso «. T. V.l. ^ri^'r n. qni-M<iJj n. ^mt^ n. &c. VHJ. 
 
 I, — the diaorder. JPJTTf R m. IT^PWP^ m. 
 To RatIIB, r. a. Aare carnal knowledge of byjoree. V^.- 
 
 M.-Ac. *TOt with V of 0. ^«Tm«R5!rTTTT#-&C. 
 
 2 •*»*« by force, r. To Seue. ^«*t*«T, ^JSn^, ^ «. 
 »TTT*f, ^TflT or f^TW^. 
 
 3 enrapture, r. To Rejoice, vr^ ?h?t^fW, WRi^f^ - 
 
 nv-Jtc. ^r»T. [?Hl^. 
 
 RATflBED, p. T. V. 1. 5nfa^ IVH^ f, *C. Hf^ff, fWf , ^- 
 
 3 anpl^Tf^, »il*i^"j<»t, »ii'>^r*iHH. 
 Ratubxb, «i. RATi»nisa, ;».«. r. V. 1. m't 4MI4QIUI, i|»T- 
 rvTT-Ac. %4uii'i, ii«rf>i<i^ WHtn **on<i. 
 
 RATtmso, Ratiibmkst, ti. t. V. 1. int^>f rrPl'f n. J 
 ^ »^ «. Ac. u^ ». 
 
 2 *t*+,;^iil n. f^tNuf n. &c. 
 
 R. or abduction of a woman. ^ft^TT n. 
 
 3 See Jor. 
 
 Raw, a. undretsed, uncooked. ^^, fft^, 3Tm, 3T9^. 
 
 2 unseasoned, unripe in skill, ij'e. v. Isexpebiesced. ^- 
 ^, 'jTF^sr, 3T555, 3(T^, 3T^«ITC, aT^TT, ^i^Tf 5. 
 
 3 unripe, crude, immature, ^'c. — counsel, wit, &e. «E'?T, 
 ¥K2T, f|T^r ( reMJW, f|T^, ^^^^, f^T^ ), STTg;, 
 
 4 not covered with skin, bare, ^prlt f^qiricil, spm^ ^- 
 
 R, from a burn, &c. *rTm-'fr?T ^m^ g T. 
 E. place or the back of a beast: gall. ^TS/. 
 
 5 chill, damp, Sfc. ?TT^, ^T^^. 
 
 G unmixed, unadulterated, ( spirits ). fSf^r, fH*ft7. 
 Rawness, n. \. A. 1. %^<^m m. ^^OTT m. arrgjHT/. 
 
 2 ^%<?tjrr >». T^R«"TorT »«. argi^rm »». &c. ^I^t/. 
 
 8 ^WTT »»• f^f^MUIl m. &c. 
 
 5 ?n^OTT »i. m^f. 
 
 6 fN^Twr »». 
 
 Rat, «.— of light, f^m m. ^^ m. Hftf^ »«./. ^,>T w. 
 Pencil of rays. *<3j|?? n. sr^^n?? n. 
 
 To Raze, c. a. overthrow, demolish, v. To Desthot. v»ifns(^ 
 ^nt^, vdMlH ^5T SFT^t, ^TTT^ ^Rwf, ^^ ^^, 7t,^<^«i. 
 
 Razed, p. \. V. ^nHiIti fiT3^#?5T, TT^^ %^t7T, &c. 
 
 Razor, n. ^JrfTT o»" ?rw »'• ^ »». 
 
 Razob cask, n. ( of barbers ). qt^ or qpi^/. 
 
 Razoe-stbaf, n. Mflliut n. 
 
 Re. This particle is rendered by ftr!5?T, 5^:, g?!?, <ITH, &c. 
 For the words of which it forms a part in the sense of 
 again ( such as to To re-appear, re-ascend, re-assemble, 
 ^e. ), let the reader turn to the verbs appear, ascend, 
 f(c. and prefix f<P57T, JT:, &c. and for the words of which 
 it forms a part in the sense of &»<rl- (as 2b re-deliver^ 
 re-demand, Sfc. ) let the reader take the simple vei b and 
 prefix "IT^, JTHTRT, &C. 
 
 Rea, n. the four hundredth part of a rupee. \^ or \^ m. 
 
 To Reach, p. a. arrive at, attain, qurot, "ft^l^of, ^4MJ|, ^i 
 sFt«f, ^T^^-STTF-Ac. l^\ii, 
 
 2 ertend to so as to touch. <^Twr, hI^I •««*(, <TTW^, 
 
 3 out or forth; stretch out. J^ ^>?df, (?tW^, ^1 «R?^. 
 To Reach, e. n. extend, stretch unto. <ft^t^, «n^, OTT^r, 
 
 2 com* /o AanJ, Je received. 9T^ot, ^^^of, ^?R-IITH- 
 itP»7-Ac. fhit, TT^'ft/.-'fff^ /.-"^Jrft/.-Ac. ^ y. ofs. 
 
 3 Sec To Retch. 
 
 Reach, n. power of reaching, extent, range, sphere, tfe. "H- 
 
 tm m. wdi^m. nf?!/. v^f frf^ or i\j^sf z^ m. 
 
 XS^n. ^p^m, ^3{^^\^ n. Tt\f. ^KTT w. ^m. H^T^ m. «, 
 
 " In expressing the sense of reach great une in made of 
 
 the preposition q^ ( as f^TTraT^ fTT^ ^TtTTT f «fl, f*T- 
 
BEA 
 
 704 
 
 BEA 
 
 ?rrT sTm^T^ ). 
 
 That is out of one's r. ij^nT. 
 2 See Ahtifice. 
 EEAcnEn,^. T. V. N. 1. M i ^-^id r, smr, tTTn, arpTT^T. 
 
 2b Beact, v. n. reiki action hy an opposite force. ^^Z m.f. 
 
 iTR^, Mld+K m.-'s(^W([ /.-sjrrl*r<i/.-srfrrwm w sjc^- 
 
 5Tm OT.-&C. ^T^t. 
 Beacteb, n. Eeactikg, p. a. t. V. 3t?^ HKUiiTI, Mf^+R*, 
 
 STPlMId^ or sr^TrnPHF, i<frl*K-i&c. q^-^^-&c. 
 Beaction, n. Y. v. :^,7. m.f. ^f^^m.^ m. ^^H^\f. irfrT- 
 
 To Bead, t>. a. peruse. sfT^m, TSor, "IS^r n.-&c. ^^of. 
 Easy to be read. ^^T^T. 
 
 To r. mentally, to one's self, &c. HTTrT ^\^^., "TT^. 
 To r. off. WT^rq?-<^*'HK<m-&c. »^ui^-^RiJf. 
 To r. out ; recite. J^iit, flramH ^Muf, 12T «.-&c. sR'it, 
 To r. through. <TRT^<T «. ^T'f 3- of o. W\v;r[ "TST «. 
 
 That has read through. TTTm^. 
 
 2 discover from indicatioiis. TTS^, ?5f|T^, HH^of_ 
 To Bead, v. n. he studious, practise reading. TStit, 3{^^^H «• 
 
 -^(TT ».-^?TP=TT?f OT.-&C. ^^. 
 Bead, /j. and a. v. V. A. 1. «)|-M^«|, &c. Tf^fT, I^TfeW, 3T«ftfT. 
 
 I. literary, v. Leaened. <T#t^,^?K, aT'^TT^, ?5fTT«m5=r, 
 
 Beadable, a. V. V.A. 1. ^r=qTqT'3frnr-^mrtr-&c. q^q-. 
 
 Beader, n. Beadisg, p. a. v. V. A. 1. ^pEpiTTO", &c. ^pSRi, 
 
 Public r. ( of tho Purdnas, S(c. ). ^VS^. 
 Eeadilt, adv. T. "W'lLLisoi.y. g^^ft^, ^fffnTT^, ;jcHT^, &c. 
 Ruf^sfed or «)f^>feH. 
 2 V. Easily, ^rpi, ?rf3Tn?TT#, 3%^, aif^^Mwf, 3T^- 
 
 «jf, g^nf?T,g%^. 
 
 Eeadiness, «. V. A. 1. ?nnft or "rTmft/. f%f^/. %?;rIT/. 
 rftf-il+^uil ♦». ?!?rnJTT m. «»)H<*i<(t / +H<'«(^T »». 
 2 fT^ntt or'rlMlO/ ft'^/ f^^rTT/. 4^41+ ♦». 
 
 E. of wit or understanding. H<dO/. . 
 Beabiko, n. V. v.- A. \.~act. ^pq^ «, &c. ^Tquft/ «ra?T «• 
 ^RT n. ar^TTT n. qT3 w». 
 
 CoraraittinfT to memory upon r. qrS'n. (Quickness at 
 or power of doing it, TrS^Hf^/. — Quick or powerful at 
 it, TT^— esp. iu comp. as (j,j,mi|^ ^^i Pim<i1, &c. 
 That commits upon once, twice., thrice, Sfc. reading). 
 
 Plain r. r. u-ithout the due chant, S)C. ^T^ »». v. ^7^. 
 
 E. and writing. f^F^ui j^ n. 
 
 E. through. TITTT'T n. 
 
 Suspension of r. (esp. of the sacred books). 3T^«nT«». 
 
 That is iu r. TSqJTTJT. 
 V. v. N. tT?iJr n. 3?EtnT^ n. 
 
 I. matter read or studied. arsq^pT n. 
 
 II. variation of copies. ^TB m. qr^frt^ n, arqiTT^ m. 
 False r. ainre w. 
 
 Beady_ a. prepared, Sfc. lit. fig. — of persons. ?T^T w^R, 
 
 fa?, g'HT, ^, 5#r^, rf^^pF, ?rr<?T, k^ or fs^r, ^ht^, 
 
 5?)TIT srftT^, fi'l^K, ^f^, J?JfT, 3^, Trf^F, 3^^ (in 
 comp.as imsrt^^, HT<n>H?^, &c. ). 
 
 2 prepared,— oi things. "riqK or rTTTTT, ^5, <ngT, fTsfT?, 
 SfFgn, mRh«J>, rT^ra, ^^ or ^, 5^5, ^wT, Bl^fT. 
 
 To mako r. t. To Peepabe. ^TjT^. 
 
 3 convenient, opportune, near, easy, gfc. ?T^^ <m1-M I, ^'^ 
 
 4— a knowledge, &c. not rusty. -^MMr, vr< | i | 4t,^> , ^nnfT, 
 
 ^lrl<Hil, ^T'TR, OTfr<Trr, rt+rt+riH, ^FI^fT. 
 
 5 ( of understanding, &c. ) quick, apt.^ v. Shabp. g^OT, 
 
 G quick,prompt,^-c. v. Smaet. ^npjT,^^^, ^rW,U^- 
 
 7 dexterous, tkdful, v. Expebt. ?TT?f5T, "PTfT, ^, f ?I^. 
 
 8 consisting in cash. ^^5T, TRT, ?1^ Jra, ^tj;. 
 
 Beady, Beady -mosey, n. n^S/. ?in^ n. qi^/. ^nn^w. 
 
 In the way of r. H'tiMT^ or ^, ^T^JTTR'^. 
 Sale for r. ^'I'^f^*^/. Tt^f^^/. 
 Trade or business conducted on the principle of r. 
 XT^f.m\(\<<\f 
 Beady-made, a. anxrm, ?PTTT, fTTR ^^^I %q%?5T ;-an article 
 
 of smith's work, wP^Sd^I?, ^!J^^T^fTZ. 
 Beady-spoken, a. ^Tswrat, ^?fTrn or w, 3iii<pTT?I or ?f. 
 Beady-witteu, o. ^^^^^ifift, ^M^i^^i^, v HN^ It^, fff- 
 
 S-f^lrTilt ^JtR: JpT'TTTT or sffSOTRT, ^T^^^. 
 Beal, a. true, existing, actual. ^jRJ, ^RmTT or ^^TT, ^f^, 
 
 f%K, f^qHM, ^, ■«![?=<+, ^'<Tr4, q^mV, f^tt^ip, fTT- 
 
 f^-i;, 3T^'4, 3T^'4^, H^TT^T. 
 
 2— in law. F*rT^, ^TH?!^. 
 
 B. property. ?»THT i:?^ n.-Tra »».-&c. 
 Beality, fi. V. A. 1. ^l^^TirT »». 5rreif«j+,MUir m. &c.wj(f. 
 
 ^^ n. Vrijf\jf. r^ n. rif^rif m. -fli^r^T «. «sr n. 3?^- 
 
 frMdftJ n. H^^^n. qT<?mwTn. sTTWf^t^ n. ^re^c? n. &c. 
 In r. V. Beally. ^re?f^«F, <:(+h<h:. 
 
 I. a reality. ^^ n. arf^ctc^^?? vt. ^^^^^ m. 
 Bealization, a. v. V. I.— act. ^f?T 3TM^ n. &c. myr^t n. 
 
 2 34|rH*J'4qtrT tTT^ «• ^TTOf^^ TTHof «. &c. 
 
 3 ^■^ ^m n. &c. :jm^j m. grrnJit/. gWtfi n. en^- 
 
 To Bealize, ». a. Iring into act. ?><Ttfr-5l>*irl-o*<«J^Ki?I-^- 
 <TqT?r-&c. 3TT^, ^^, %^ ^R^. 
 
 2 Jr/n^ 7(0??i« /o one* self, consider as real, Sfc. afTTrT^'?- 
 
 vf?f tiTtir, ^^qfrf trrot, ^nT-^T?2r-5fr^f^-&c. m^ror, 
 
 OR5S-^Ht7-&c. m^'T. 
 
 3 ( monies, profits ). -drs^ TT^f, ?g;=^ ^j^, 3^55r, 7- 
 'iq't, TTT «I>T^, S'TRT »i.- 3Tfn'ft/.-&c. ^Ji^ y. o/ o. 
 
 To be realized. a'HT ^t^-^'jf. 
 Beally, adv. \. A. 1. Wl decl. &c. ?Tf?T, ^raf^, rT?^:, 
 
 sr^:, fltHJ|(^r, «J*rH4_^!CTT, q-STm^^, q'SiTT'<l. 
 Eealm, n. kingdom. XT^ n. V^ n. 
 
705 
 
 Beam, n.-of paper. ^iftT ». t(H n. from the En^fflish. — of 
 
 10 quires, 1^/. 
 2b Keasimate, v. a. restore to life. PfcM ^»ft^ "•• 3TT«T^, 
 
 f^??r f^'^T !F^, f^T^fff 3ft^ Bi. qr«uj, #3ft^^ n. ?^, 
 
 Beaximatio.v, n. t. V. rW^[d^'ft<<Mlri»i n. Ac. w^»ft^n. 
 To Beap, r. a. ( com, Ac. ) cut. ^N^t, «<('|ul, *IM«n/.-'Er- 
 
 2 fig. receive <u fruit of an action. JTJf^, !^^, ^M, 
 
 Beapeb, n. Beapiso, p. a. v. V. 1. spTmiTT, ^^'l^lKr, 'PN- 
 
 Oft-Ac. «HU|1<|, r»«H+Tlf-^Tft. 
 
 BzaPXSO, n. V. V. 1. — act. ^mf n. Ac. ^TT'ift/. ^^T^/. 
 
 Cost of r. *hmv\\mf. 
 Eeapi>'q-hook, n. v. Sickle. ^2t «. ♦I*<ffl/. 
 Beab, Beab-wakd, n. ( of an army ). Rrfl^/. ^fte m. 
 
 In the r. behind, Sfc. mi«iI»ii'1, *Tnt, fMtflilW. 
 
 To cast in the r. «|vji<3fr, »ipmil^, Hl'l*<I<(ui. 
 To BeaS, r. «.— a horse, Ac. JMI^Ti ^, 5'TT^ ^, Hl'lr<<l- 
 
 m<4i4< 3^Tr ?T^, viHI*|UI, ?To?t ^, ?R<TT or ^^ «^it. 
 To Beab, r. a. briny up to maturity, raise. S^HNI m^T or 
 
 VK v^i ri^HMi «)i««(uK, «r^En^, ^TTsrit, ^^rm ^^ "n^- 
 ?ff-ift<ST^ qT%=ff-&c. qra'Jt-'jtwul. Ac. 
 
 2 raise, breed. Tr»T^, f^PT^T^, 7?^ ^T^, »i9<«^i, 
 
 3 wee/, ro»*«. 3T7T ^T^, JMIfof, TH^. 
 BeaR-ocako, n. f?»ifl->fi Ifoft/. 
 
 Beak-mouse, «. ^mf^TTT/. [ "TTotT^r. 
 
 Beared, p. t. V. A. 1. rf^MlMI ^WT ^-'J, ^H^TriWr, Ac. 
 
 2 Tr<T^%??T, &€. 3?1W. 
 BEAS05, «i. discursive potcer, rational faculty, y.TJswsXBTJkSJy- 
 
 ISO. jf^/. P(---jr*/. ?npnf^/. f^ n. f^/. 
 
 2 T. BioHT, Justice. hM^JTTT m. g^^quTT m. <IW^<ni m. 
 
 With or without r.^i^T^rg,^jgJTrp,si^,5T^^,^r^. 
 
 To come to r. To listen to r. <iH<d<Ji, yM>ijfT /.-Ac. 
 
 ^J.ofs. [U!^n.^^^f. 
 
 3 yrounJ, prineipU, eavie. ^ym n. fM«m n. ^ m. R^. 
 To Beaios, t. n. exercise the faculty of reason, deduce in. 
 
 fereneetfrvm premise; ifc. ?1% m.-^pT^ w.-f^J^lw *.-^- 
 
 2 i/*&tf<«, T. To Arove. wt^ w.-ftWT^ w.-^l^ft^l^ «i.-^TV- 
 Jfl^ «.-Ac. ^T'f. 
 
 3 ( with ). f^nWT^ w.-jf^fl^ tn. ^T^t, HJT^'ft^ qt«9if «.- 
 ifWf n.-Ac. ^FToJ. 
 
 To Beasox, r. a. diienu, t. To Aaovi. «n?^, ^n^, ^TCTfT- 
 
 Z f^Stc. CTflf 7. of 0. 
 BEAtoyiBtE. a. hatiny reaton, T. BaTIOHal. n^oHMiMV, 
 
 2 yovemed by reason, aciinj rolionaUy, T. WlUC, JcsT. 
 
 8 ayreeahle to retuon, T, j0iT, Bioht. frJryt,^W, «rm- 
 
 ^^1 '''5'j fli«(», "Tnn^, WWtv, hWWt, ni(N*, 
 
 4 not excessive, Sfc. v. Modebate. ^RT, tj H KI -^ r, ^^^., 
 
 TT'F^. [ fT^/. 
 
 Eeasoxablesess, n. v. a. 1. ani Eeason. |TTrT5[lf¥/- H^- 
 
 3 «<M«nMUir »n. «?l'<<Hl/. ^^\^m^\f_ •dHMTprti/. iT?rTT 
 or »THT »». cTTI w. HPT n. ^T^T m.^'TT^TT/. ^^frf/. 
 
 4 %TSrT^ M. Hl**mu|| »». Ac. 
 
 Beasosably, ado. V. A. 3. ^PT«ft, q'pfT, Ac. sfffft^, ^Mt^, 
 Ac. sft^ft^-^^rar^r-Ac. decl. 
 
 4 ^MKNl-*i<iNl-Ac. ^eci. 
 
 Eeaso.neb, n. Eeasomxo, p. a. v. Y. N.l. rPlf-f^rnfe-Ac. ^- 
 
 Eeasosino, n. V. V.N.I. — ac<. fr^ qi^^ n. Ac. T^ «i. A^lHl^ 
 
 Skill in r. Hn^^ pop. ?m^^ n. rPF^rsUr^ «. 
 Eeassubaxce, n. v. V. f^OT »». f^t*r<^rfrer m. f^c5H<t|flr 
 
 OT. aTT»srnfPT »»• j'W'rnpT «. jsttt^t/. fw wj.TifH^R m. 
 
 To Beassuee, v. a. restore confidence or courage to. tft^ m. 
 
 f^sjmr w.-f^^?yraT w.-Ac. ^ot-f^^Tr ^^-3^1 ^-Ac. 
 
 Beassueed, p. V. V. f^^l'HI ^^t^, Ac 3TT>?Tf^cT, J^ms^- 
 
 Beassubee, n. Bf.assubiso, p. a. v. V. f^3l«r-^3*R^m- 
 
 Ac ^UIKI-Ht^t,'! ^OIRT-Ac. STT'^TO^, 3TTS^TO^ ^RT-^rrf. 
 
 Kebeck, n. fiddle, jy^ n. x^X^ n. 
 
 Bebel, Eebelleb, n. Eebeli.ixg, p. a. v. V. «^*Iim.-^r- 
 
 To Bebel, v. n. revolt, rise against government. ftf^-TS^ 
 utith ^Kofo.v;l n.^^ m.-ip^ w.-Ae. Jpr^, ?IT?l5lrqT»Iffi.- 
 HtTTtTFT m.SiC. W^. 
 
 Bebellion, n. v. A'.— oe<. «<+HI«H ^of n. &c."«I^ m. ^• 
 
 5 n. eprrw. n^^'^Tf w. '3rf*T^'>^m. ;iTm^fmn»i. ?r'!nf^n»TOT. 
 Bebei-lious, a. v. V. fliqF;t<i*n T^'IRT-f'Rtitin, Ac. ^, 
 
 «iT«TT, «i?nn', ??'t^"k, TTJf^tft. 
 
 I. refractory, contumacious, Sfe. v. Pebvebse. ^T^ftT, 
 
 To Bebousd, r. n. »pnny Jar*. ,i^4(5|, ;jiot, T^ravt, J?ft/- 
 
 3^I3iY/-7^ncft /-?t7 /.-Ac ^, gwi «. /. ^ot-RTT^. 
 Bebouwd, v. a. T. To Eevebbebate. gf^^ftfot, 
 Bebousd, Eedousbixo, «. t. V. N. — act. virf-iui «. Ac, 
 
 Jt«TT m. irt«T/. j;^ «./ pft /. 3?r5ft/. 3HTcit/. 
 BEBcrr, H. T. Check. «{t»j »». ^T ». 
 To give A r. fftlWTT KRot. 
 To meet with a r. ?frlt?T W^f. 
 
 2 T. DrtiAL. f^wu i w. 
 2b Bkbuke, t». a. cAi</<r, ^-e. v. To Eepbovb. ^>«^TfnTTT m. 
 
 ^, fn^ m.-?T«^ m.-Ac. fit't. 
 
 2 V. To Check. e?m^, ^l<Tot. 
 
 3 repress, cheek, silence, Sfe, by reproof. tHT^wSt, ^T- 
 fflt, ^'^j ^^wJJ, «Ortt /.-Ac. ^, [w.^T*^ m. 
 
 Bebvu, BuQEUto, «. T. V. I.— act. ^c^rqmTT m. TP^ 
 
706 
 
 REC 
 
 2 vm m. ^sq-wft /. 
 
 Rebus. See Eibdle, 
 
 To Eebut, v. a —in Law. M?^M< «. ^. 
 
 2 See To Repel. 
 To Recall, v. a. call back. HIVK|-<TTH-&c. 4^«l«l3i. 
 
 2 revoke, annul, Sfc. H'liui, T^-&c. ^T^. 
 
 3 ( words, &c. ) retract. fPT^, HW^ui, 'd<?14<|uT, 5<5J- 
 
 4 See To Recollect. 
 
 To Recant, v. a. ( words, &c. ) v. To Recall, ftnc^, 
 
 ^^^, "TT?I-HlMKi-&C. ^. 
 
 219 Recakt, v. n. recall wordg, Sfc, retract. qYsS't rt.-&c. 
 Recakt atiox, «. v. V. A. fp<<(di w. TT^T ^^ «. &c. 
 
 V, V. N. ijlriui frr^of «. &C. 
 
 I. declaration contradictory of a former one. g^5? ^3| 
 
 fTo Recapitulate, e. o. repeal <Ae principal points of a 
 discourse. ^^TTPT f>F5?T ^T'f, 'teT%ft^ /.-^^^TTF »».- 
 
 Recapitulation, w. v. Y.—act. ?f^WFf f^STT ?Tf»I^ «. &c. 
 I. summary of a preceding discourse. Hi'ir^l ^te'^TNt 
 
 To Recede, v. n. fall back. ^^, Wl*rf n. MIViX +|ii«i-3Tf- 
 
 2 ( from a promise, &e. ) v- To Dhaw Back. ^J^K f- 
 
 fpT^, f^^of, ftf^T^^, «)<^rtl^^ %ot, r«|-=)rtot, «(<\r5ui, 
 Tn^ /. ft>T^ or H><M'lst /■ ^JT^, TTTHTt n.^, ij^- 
 
 To Recede, v. a. give back. M<H^uf-^Ti»i. 
 Receipt, «. v. V. 1. — act. ^ n. &c. 
 
 I. receipts; V. Income. spTT/. aTTTm. 3TT^nT»».^rat5T?T/. 
 Back-receipts, Joans received hack and cancdled. TT- 
 
 Receipts and expenses. sHMH*|-4 m. artTsq^ ♦»• 
 
 II. «0<c of acknowledgement. IT^rft/, yl^H/. *f<'Mf/. 
 ^^^ n. ?^^/. 
 
 III. (esp. of a letter, parcel, &c.). ^???ft/. 
 
 IV. prescription, recipe. <hff|-^-?P<uft^-f3!^Ht-iNt:&c. 
 
 To Receipt, ». «. HTTTf / ^€^ ^. 
 
 Receivable, a. v. V. 1. c«TW^rnT"^l'WI-&c. qr^, ^T^wftT, 
 
 To Receive, t>. a. v. To Take, To Get. ^, <tt^, 3TT^«. 
 
 «r^ n.-&c. ^T^. 
 
 The arriving and being received (of monies due). 
 ^t^ or <ft^/. m. 
 
 To be received by, come to hand. ^I^Mt, qi^, ftoS- 
 
 To r. in full. H^ m^ot. 
 
 2 ( a guest ). v. To Entertain, tm^^, 3Tr»t?r^n?T«.- 
 ari^ STT^T n.-^PTR'Tr/-&c. :p^<if g.ofo. 
 
 3 amongst or in ; aimt'^. ^df, ^^^df^ 'F^'iroiot. 
 
 4 See To Allow. 5 See To Contain . 
 
 Receiver, n. Receiving, p. a. v. V. 1. W"TrTT, TT^iTITr, &c. 
 ffr^, STfrPTT^, ^T^-^liJI-Ac. ^tT?, !TW5. [ftt/ 
 
 I. — in Natural pliilosophy.«|Ml*'f* 't^5jRr<% nq^'^^rEft- 
 
 Received, p. V. V. 1. ^fra?!r, VN^rff, &c. JTHT, 3««r, 3^tT. 
 
 RECEKCTiRECsarr, Recently. See Lateness, Late,Latelt. 
 
 Receptacle, a. vessel, Sfc. which receives or contains. TT^ln. 
 3TT?PT m. (esp. in comp. as, 'JTJ^rjTT, ■JT^T5!rqr, 3TI»TI?I'T, 
 JTrTTn^', &c.) HPIH «. I^tn^ «. f^ftj m. arffepPM n. SIK- 
 ^ n. ^ n. aiTT^TT »». 
 
 Reception, Receiving, ». v. V. 1. — act. %^ n. &c. iTft «. 
 srfrWf^n. 3^TT^n. 3TT^ n. aT'fhPR m. arnl^^JTiln. F^- 
 ^TTT m. ^^*<.ui n. 
 2 3TTn?T^^PT<=r n. ^HT^^t/. 
 
 Receptive, a. ^<nTTT, ^"^TT^TT -iM^^llNl, 'CTT^^. 
 
 Recess, Recession, «. v. V. N. 1. w"^ ^"il, f^^n. "TT<ft- 
 JTPt ?nTir n. Ac. 
 
 2 JTmK/ f^R?! m.f. 375^/. 3^5 m./. qTrfJif «• 
 
 I. — as in a wall, niche. sfiR^r or <F^TT3T »». ^PtTl or «Pt- 
 
 rrS «. ^t/. [ ?S^ m. 5?^ /. 
 
 R. with shelves and shutters, v. Clpboard. 4>iHI*n. 
 
 Secret r. ■<fl<+Mlil «. [5TT»TT »». 
 
 II. temporary suspension of business. f^{\Hm. ?fo5?fl. ^Im. 
 
 III. See Pbivacv, Retieement. 
 Recipe, See Receipt. 
 Recipient. See Receiver. 
 
 Reciprocal, a. mutual. "TT?^, ^T^, M<W<i-m, *(t.*i<t>i^, 
 
 2 See Alternate. 
 Reciprocally, adv. v. A, 1. <TT?^, SUH<f, <?TFft, f*fV" 
 Reciprocalkess, Reoiprocitx, n. v, A. 1. ><<tM<<ii/. IT- 
 
 lb Reciprocate. See To Alternate, To Exchange. 
 
 Reciprocation. See Alternation, Exchange. 
 
 Recital, Recitation, n. v, V. — act. ^u\it n. ^"luft/. *??- 
 
 r{ n. g^PT »». <Hj«(i<^ »». gfTj^T^. 
 
 Alternate r. ( by two parties ). ^^/. 
 
 2 ^not n, &c. f^nWt/. ^>*T^ «■ f^nS7Tt»in. ^o^5T «. 
 To Recite, v. a. rehearse, repeat., ( a lesson, &c. ), J^uiSi, 
 
 »:^WToft/. -&c. q>^y. ©/"o. 3T5^T^, 3TH^ m.-«S:c. ^- 
 
 6t ^. o/ 0. 
 
 2 reZo/e, narrate, v. To Tell. ?Ttnt*T, ^J^f^, gm^^r, f^- 
 
 f^, qjxpT «.-^r€<I'T W.-&C. ^"it. 
 Recited, p. v. V. 1. *^dartl, 'TfeH. 
 
 2 ?Tif<1drfrtl, &c. Pl^n^d, qpf*TH, gftftrT. 
 Reciter, «. Reciting,/), a. v. V. 1. ''^yiwii^i, m<ii <*>•*» f-^T^. 
 
 2 #TOTTTT, &c. ^niT^, f^^w*. 
 2b Reck. See To Heed. 
 Reckless, a. v. Careless, Iicpetcous. f^vreT,VTT^,^5n^, 
 
BEC 
 
 707 
 
 KEC 
 
 BECKLES8LT,0</r. T.A. f^qhtT, PlMI WMWJ, ^M<^M«I|J1[,&C. ^- 
 
 Becklesssess, n. V. A. PltTl'^ rlMU U w. 4m<.«lV«ll m.'^n^'mT 
 
 m. wr^ n. HTipT^5/. 
 To Beckos, c. a. number, v. To CocST. •T't'T, HI'*)"'!, 'W'f\ 
 
 /.-m^^J.-^m^ f.■t^^} f.'&c. wk^ g.of o. [trrolf. 
 
 2 eiteem, account, regard, tfc. TWI^T, HMUJ, HMWf, c^^uf, 
 To Becko.v, r. «. T. To Thisk, To Suppose. *frM[«I, ^r'RT 
 /.-Ac. ^Tot, g»TTT m. ^rm-TT^-'rtq^. 
 
 2 for; iff antweraUe. f^^nf »n.-'TTB«IT «i.-imT m.-Ac. ^. 
 
 3 on; fcy t/r«« or dependence on. H^^RTT ♦n.-3T«nT n.-&c. 
 WOT, J^, ot/. ^T^. 
 
 4 with; teitle aecounft tcUh. f^V\^ m. qSr-^T^, ^nt^m. 
 %«? ^, ?fm «. 'n^-flimuf, ?^lPTT<t *'v>1«tM/. ^ ^. 
 
 Bi:cKOM.vo,n. T. V. A. l.—act. norSt n. Ac. HMuft /. »T«I^ 
 /. *n»PT n. 'mm/ tj<*ni/. 
 
 2—tlale. »n»I^/. TTrft/ ^nt^ «• ^?rT m. "frS w. 
 
 I. T. Account, f^irt^ or f^Vi«r «. 
 
 A strict r. FTir w. ^KlflSrft/. r. ^. 11 
 
 II. tlate and companion of account*, f^^it^ ^ ^»». ^- | 
 WlVt f ■H«IM/. I 
 
 To Becliim, r. a. co/i hackjrom error or vice. ^^X^., T^- 
 of, sft^-&c. ^iT'T, »ii'Ii«i<-<JI?q<-^dl«J<-&c. aUTT^. 
 2 Sec To Tame. 3 ( land from the sea ) spi^, t^II^Sft- I 
 
 To Reclise. r. n. \. To Leas. %^, aflt^. !, 
 
 2 /iV dbim, V. To Lie. fSrJT^, ani^ or 3TT1^/. ^, am- j 
 
 *?tit or 3TTOTTT0T, 3Ttn «. ?T^, ^T?R?/. W. j 
 
 To Becltxe, p. a. ?^ot. I 
 
 B£CLC8E,»i./»<r#o»i icAo licet in tedution. f*rl$|<!, P^3%!jr, 
 
 v*i«ifirfl, ^^f'TO^, frf'^'fi^^, fJrf^r'CTral', ^^ii*(t, 1^- I 
 
 vl^Hrnft, ^Ml«1r!I »r|^, -HHldBI V|^, ^«T. I[ 
 
 To B1C0051SE, r. a. know again. 3Tt9C^, 3fT<I^, q^R^. [ 
 
 2 See To Acksowledoe. |! 
 
 BEC005ITI05, BeCOOSUASCE, ». V. V. 3ffrSE^ fl. kc. 3»t2^ t 
 
 /. WT^ «. 
 
 2 — in Uw. %>\^'^\^\ m. ^^:^T«T/. J^^^OT.vfT'W^^^ni. ] 
 To RrcoiL, t n. more., ttart, gfe. bach^'ffT^^^ ^^wf, Hfl W.- 
 
 2— « ?Tiii. UK^, fptTfir^ I 
 
 :\ Sec To BEB0U5D. ij 
 
 BccOiL, BrcoiLUto, n. t. V. X.—act. HT^ n. f^wf n. kc. 
 To Bbcollect, r. • recall the knotrUdge of. vnz^^, ?»TTO(r, 
 
 3nwr/.-»n5/-»«n«i «.-iTf /.-Ac. ^t"! gofo. ^^f^f- 
 fmy. 0/0. 
 
 To be recollected, ^unz^, w;zvnJ.-'^TV,/.-mi/.-kc. 
 ^Wt f . oft. f*W-?f?^-?^ff-Ac. ^Wf. 
 
 To r. oneV M-Jf. MrMV||W-3(^ m.-Ac. ^J^fT-ft*I1If?- 
 Ac. ■jn«W,^l4 n. *nflt, ^qf^^^ n. ^T^t. 
 Becollectio5, «. V. V. 'flT^?ot n. Ac. lOnifTy. ir^^v/. 
 
 ProiiiMto csuM of r. <^^^t|3 •*. f 
 
 To Becommend, v. a. commend to another's notice, Sfc. hy 
 
 facoraUe repretentationt. J«-<4M«(o& f^l*K« or f%SfR^ 
 
 /.-dl^«J>/-J|"l<l«IsT «.-&e. ^^ g. of 0. 
 
 2 See To Commit. 3 See To Adtise. 
 Becommehdatiok, n. v. V. 1. t%<prnT or ^mKVf. fTrt^V 
 
 /. nui«juH n. ipiwn^qr/. 
 
 Letter or message of r. f^VR^ft^ T^ ». 'Hlf^r^mM «• 
 
 *1<SI«I''J/. Tf^T^'iN'aT «. 
 
 I. /Ao/ tcAjcA recommends. ?;«)!+K0| w. ^I'll^ »». 
 Becompense, n. v. Eewaeb. ilfJT^R n. ^fri*r4 n. 
 To Eecompekse, v. a. ( for sufTeriugs, service, &c. ). See To 
 
 COMPESSATE, To BewaBB. 
 
 2 repay, requite, retaliate, return. ijfHi^H «. ^-^^, 
 
 q/'o. ijpllirf n. ^, yiKKT »i. ^iT^. 
 Becompeksed, p. V. V. 2. %i^r7T, &c. ^f^'pfen, 
 Becokcilable, v. V. 1. fiTc5PF 'PC^TMr'TT-WR'aT, ^H^j^H 
 
 Hi«i<4i oftTT-Ac. 
 
 2 ^ MI4WI ^3?tnT, ^JHT *l««ri«II ^^r-Ac. 
 To Becoscile, v. a. bring lack into friendship and union. 
 
 f*Tt5TT m.-^kz m.-^^ or ^ m. qfT^r g. of a. ^W^ /.- 
 
 ^TH'STfT /.- Ac. qiS^-^^'T-^re^y. o/o. rfcf/). «ftT m.-^- 
 
 «fR «.-i^¥^sF<oi n. ^^^. ^0. 5»r:^?E^ w.-JT^^ft/.-Ac. 
 
 'R't g. of 0. 
 
 2 make consistent. rflotT m.^^ m.-&c. RTl^f g. of o. 
 
 recip. vTiT m.-^^^ »i.-Ac. STO^ g- ofo. recip. ^^oiut, f'T- 
 
 «nr^, H*^f<t-M<1l/.-Ac. SFT^T ^.o/ 0. [ff-^Tift-Ac.'Ror. 
 
 8 bring to acquiescence, Sfc. 'V^ m.&c. ^T%^ ^^, ?r^- 
 To be reconciled to. irt? ^5?r H^y *rT^ ^. 
 Becoscilemekt, Becoxciliatios, n. v. V. 1.— ac<. ^PT^r- 
 
 «.— «/fl<<?. ^ftr M. ^kt/ ^^%/. jsi:^^ n. 5si^?ft /. 
 
 V^M"^- ^. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ _^ 
 
 2— oc<. frrar "m^ n. fTToE^wi «. Ac. fira^oft /. "J^^^P^ 
 
 n.— state, k^ m. cpT «. vJUfT »». ^^SEOft/. ■^n]^ m, ^ 
 
 ^R'T'TT/. 
 Beco.xcileb, n. Becokcilino, />. «. v. V. 1. fin?W-?lJft-Ac. 
 
 ^<mK i, ?m^-Ac. «nvjnTT, «*ith v^rf, ?rf^ "Pnf, &c. 
 Becosdite, a. v. A bstbvse. ?ffe^, npT, n?^«T, 3T»I»^. 
 Beco.ksoisbaxce, n. t. V. ^^*oft /. ^vR <IT^vft/ 
 To Becosxoitkb, ». a. ( an enemy's ramp, Ac. ). survey, 
 
 examine by the eye. ^T«r, ?|55ii, ^ /.-%^«'ft/.-»l''irn- 
 
 ^•ft/.-Ac. *T*t. 
 To Bkcobd, v. a. register, lerite in a book, ^e. ^T^ %w9r, 
 
 «HrT«^-Ac. wM, [ <?^ «. B^W «. 
 
 BecOBD, «. register, tcriting containing account of. S?f m. 
 
 2 iooi of records. V^KK n. 
 BECOBD-OPricE, ♦!. ^^<^MI »». ^y!T «. 
 Becobdkd, ;». T. V, fe^ %W^f?T, ^^»Rt7T ^m^ST, Ac. f?- 
 
 VnCC, M«IVf, "<MIW. 
 BEcOBsn, ». BicotDiHO, ;>. a. t. V. f^ %vmTT, 5"5?I^ln 
 
"REG 
 
 708 
 
 EEC 
 
 I. V. Judge. svi*t[tftlT m. 
 To Eecount, v. a. relate in detail, recite, v. To Tell. rTT- 
 
 f^, :p'4^ n.-'^f.-kc. ^T^ g. of o. 
 Eecouuted, p. T. V. riS*nrt«IK-Hf«ren;-«fcc. «ipM<i^rft, ^jf^T- 
 
 Eeoounteh, 71. Eecopxtino, ip. a. v. V. rr<T^rf*IH-&c. ?rM- 
 
 "TRT, :|>'«T^, f^TCT^, q;'<T^-&c. eprrt. 
 Eecocbse, «. apflication to for help, SjC. 3TI«nrT «. STSR- 
 
 spT «. STT^TT^W n. 
 
 To have or make r. to. 3Tr«PT /Jo;?. 3TTW m.-STPiTTTw. 
 
 ^nrut-qr^t g- ofo. tr/. fcrof-l%qTif g. of o. STT^TT^, 3T- 
 
 ^f^'M'Ji, 3T^t?»I »».-3HSrt'm n.-3Tr«lTTT ».-&c. ^^ ^. o/"©. 
 
 To Eecoveb, v. a. restore from sickness, v. To Cure. ^^» 
 
 f?RMt-&c. ^?Tit, ?fT^T^. 
 
 2 v. To Eepaie, To Eestoke. sfTNT^, ^i^'HKuJ, T^J^. 
 
 8 regain. fpc5T-5^:-&c. fJT5!;^5T-?rR15rot-Jrr!T ^F^of-AcJ- 
 
 •Tt^fT w».-"T5T:HtRT /.-&c. ^^g. of o. ^^^^n.-n^^]i>n. 
 
 ^^g.ofo. [^iif-&c. 
 
 To be recovered. P^M ^JT:-'TTfT-&c. fifoE'if-^t'T^'f-'Tr- 
 
 To Eecoveb. v. n. come right again ^ — gener. 3^3TT^, f^T^- 
 
 srof , g'MTfjf , 5ft^-|?OT-"J5^-T'<TTft'<Trf-&c. ^t'Jf , fT<T?ft?T- 
 
 2 ( from sickness ). sRT-qilt5r-?T5rRI-frrfWt-?Tn^'P-&c. 
 ^M, Wt^Twf, ^f^R »«. ^''f, ?I^PT^, 3TTfr^ «.-&e. <n^, 
 
 g-^i^wf, gr«tvnTjf, ^jiivf^^Tra' ^nif, th^, ^Tviof, sii^^uf, 
 
 tTTKR^T or iT^tfTTST'Jf . 
 
 To begin to r. '^^n^\^n\-^\^7^J^^\ cfirm cTTn^, ^5PT- 
 
 Recovekable, a. v.V. A. 3. fi^M f*1oi«||<<M"l'II-iHK<jll-&c, 
 Eecoveekd, ;>. V. V. A. 1. and V. N. 2. snT-&c. %Hrt5T-!^- 
 
 2 a^<i?>c*i, ^i*i<?>rti. 
 
 Eecovekt, «. V. V. A. 1. — act. ^^ ^T^t n. &c. il'lH^-HH «. 
 it'lf^K+IH «. tfnf%?R^ n.— state. Ttn^rTT/". ^tlgfrh"/. 
 2 — act. '^(\^K^ n. &c, 
 
 3 f%?S?T fHo4«|ui n. &c. ^'raf'T m. JHtSTTftT/ 
 V. V. N. 2. snr ^>Sr ». &c. ^J^X m. ^M-AU m. 
 
 Eeceeaut, 0. See Coward. 2 fake, ^c. f^R^rn?"?, f^TPre, 
 
 To Eeceeate. See To Eefresh, To Amuse. 
 Eecreation. See EEFREanMEST, Amusemekt. 
 Eecbeme:jt, n. v. Dhoss, Eefuse. h?5 m. n. pop. ^m m. JT- 
 oft/. nT55 m. ij »j. 
 
 EECKEMEfiTITIOUS, a. V.K HotMl, TToET^, &C. 
 
 2b Eecrimt>'ate, ». n. return one accusation tciih another. 
 ;jt77 3TT55 w.-TT3TToE m.f..&Q. ^Sr-aTmor, vi<4il<(l«l w. ?^- 
 sm-S^of , SJH4I<JH »n.-ST?TfHqtn M.-&C. ^^, Tc?^-&c. 
 ^"t^T OT. 8Nui-%^. 
 
 Eecbimination, n. v. V. T?^-37^J?T-%T-&c. 3TT55 »>./. 3c5^T- 
 <()ll<lH "«• Mrm<lT m. iI??Tf*nfFI m. RHT^t^ m. 
 
 Eecbimiuatob, «. Eecriuinatiso, /?. a. Eeceimixatoet, 
 o. v. V. ^^Z 3TToE %UTRT, 3?!^ ^ rfNUIKI, grlT^ ^T 
 J^TiIRT, &c. ^?qR(<T-&c.^;fTT-^R^-&c. JIFIRtw, qprf^'- 
 
 'ifHt, sTcTT^r^. 
 
 To Eecbuit, v. a. v. To Eepaib. ^ | q<Ji , ??tTOR^, g^TR^, 
 2b Eeceuit, ». n. recover strength, spirits, ^'c. giRof, g- 
 
 «r<Trf%'<T<T-&c. ^. ^ 
 
 2 raise new soldiers. ^^ f^HTT^ m. pi. «TTf^, 5T% f^TT- 
 
 «rt=5ft vmR<t/.-^JmT^»T/.-&c. ^of. 
 
 Eeceuit, «. neuhj eidisted soldier. HmOim^ «. 
 
 EeCTANOLE, fl. *IH + |UII*frl/. 
 Eectanoulab, a. tlH^lui, +)H-=Id<^. 
 Eectifiable, a. v. V. g'<TRT'Tr3TTnT-^TTT^-&C. 
 Eectificatiok, n. v. V. — act. g^ntor n. g^jRiif «. fim^n. 
 
 &c. g«TR<rft/- l^TTTjn??/. ^ai^ufl/. 
 
 2b Eectift, ». a. set right, correct. P|4|«liJi, ^TiTTT^f, ^*TR- 
 
 TiJr^/.-&c. ^Riify. o/o. ^f^/.-^gf^/.-Ac. ^Rur y. ©/"o. 
 EectiH>-eal, Eectiuseab, a. right-lined. ?R«W^r, ?R?!S- 
 
 ^mn^. [fTT/. arr^if n. 
 
 Eectitcbe, ». V. Steaightness. ^RoSqoTT m. ^Rr«T n. ^x^- 
 
 2 fig. V. Honesty, Justmess, Vibtuousness. ^<amu||m. 
 
 Law of r. sfffrT/. [ of s. 
 
 To deviate from the path of r. ^V3:^ n. ^\^ WS^ g. 
 
 Deviation from r. is deviation from ^leace. ^ ?f^^- 
 Vfm ^^ ^ ?RT«TRfRr ^^t- 
 Eectoe, «. 3Tf^HJrtt f^}m. 
 Eectum, n. — the intestine. h*\-^\ ^TOT nt. JTr^^T m. 
 
 The r. protruding at stool, nsft/ v. 7?R. 
 Eecumbe>.ce, Eecumbesct, n. v. A. 3TT?q' /. f. ^, "IRra/. 
 
 Eecumbent, a. lying dotcn. 3TTI^, aniT i|d?^rfl , fRT^ ^- 
 
 ?l!t5T, Hitirtl. 
 Eecumbently, oJt). V. A. *ii««ii ft^^, am^T-TRra-Ac. ^• 
 
 2b Eecub, f. n. /wp/jen ay(ii«. fT€'T-3T:-&c. 5r5^-q^|»T %- 
 
 ot-q^-^"M-7qf^'*T?T ^-&c. MJ^vldHi/.&c. ftoty. ofs. 
 
 2 ( to memory ). 3TT3^, g^, **<<,5'i, t*<u|, 3TTW<JT/. 
 
 -^JRTiI n.-?^TOT n.-^^ f.-^f.-&c. ^ g. ofs. 
 Eecuebekce, a. v. V. 1. I*«.H ^fl'Jf «. &c. J'nfsTT/ JH^- 
 
 qftvf?f /. JT^^T^T «• 55TTRnTT ». 
 
 E. of a fever, &c. HT^nr/. ». ^. [mf 
 
 2 ^?TJtn. ^KT^n. &c. arre^'Jl/. ^^ROT n. ^TOTfl. ^'^Z- 
 Eecubrent, a. returning from time to time.Wft^K-&c. ^W• 
 
 Eecubvate, Eecukvous, fl. 6en/ backward. '^^tm^-'^TttW-^- 
 
 &c. ^i+Artl-HTS^OT-Ac. 
 Eectjsast. Sec Noj?cosroBinsx. 
 
BED 
 
 Bbb, a. frmr (remiss. ?(^ reddish), r5Tc5, ^, STR^j;, c?l f^H, 
 Dark r. aiRr<n. 
 
 Dusky r. — esp. of cattle. ^\^^. 
 Flaming r. Deep r. HNSIriW, dH4M<^, (4lc4H«<l>, f5T- 
 
 House r. srt'irT. 
 
 Pale or light r. TRHinkT JTW, >^H<'fc. 
 
 Yellowish r. ^^ft. 
 Seixoat. See Soldier. 
 Bed-hot, a. fT?j5T SP? fll^<^l, PHHIU'fl, SfffiR^. 
 Sed-leu), a. mmium. ^t^ i». Ph^< m. 
 
 B. in little spars. ^:^m Tf^ «». 
 BUMKHM, «. dN^H I <ft /. fTfsremrft/ ^H^ ^JT^/. Jt«:/. 
 To BXDDE5, ». n. ^cofn« red. rTNlT-ic. ^, rffSR^. 
 To Beddes, v. a. r\\f^i\-kc. ^pm. 
 Bedduh, a. at^«, Hi»I5I«I, rTt*15*)<, iiniT, ^^'P. 
 Bedoish^ess, n. v. A. af^^PTTT m. &c. 
 Beddle. See Red ocbbe. 
 To Beoeeu, p. a. ransom, ife. ^ w.-^rrft/.-^^ m.-&c. \- 
 
 2 purchase hack. U^'kr*A q^T f^q5H ^wJ, Tft^PT «.-TRif>- 
 
 ^9^ n. ^^. [^T^ ^. of 0. 
 
 8 — in theologj, v. To Save. aR^f, fTRTB.-ST^R m.-Ac, 
 4 See To Beecue. 
 
 To r. one's word, promise, pledge,£c.See To Fcirii,. 
 Bedeemed,;). t. V. 1. WI^^^ ^TW%^, 4c. 
 
 8 HIWHI, Hlftd. [TT, Ac. 
 
 Bedeexeb, fi. BEDEE1II50, ;>. a. t. A. 1. ^ ^r^ fltw^- 
 
 3 fliiJ Savioub. dKUIUI, TIT*, 5r<n, 7^TT^, ?5?1^, 
 Bedemptios, n. t. V. 1. ^ 'i^ frVwif «. <fcc. 
 
 2 ft*^'^! Mf^Muin. mR*«| m. ffi^fWI n. 
 
 8 nwhn. mK^ n. 75K m. 
 BeDSEM, «. T. A. <llq«MV|l w. rfWMOII «|. &.C. t5Irft/. ^- 
 
 cW >•. <RRMI «i. t?lf^»<| ». -M*>f'>IHT OT. 
 
 B. of >kj ( at sun rise or sun set ). ^^/. 
 Skdoldcs, Seooleht. See Fbaorajice, Fbaoraxt. 
 2b BsDOcnJC, r. a. iuereate by a double quantity. |Qn^, 
 
 Jb Bedoc»«, r. ». yrn^, yTTTT^, jori-yn-Ac. ^-'V- 
 
 f!»T-^Tr>f. 
 BcDOcvr, n. out work. m^K^ m. [mTltrf . 
 
 BElOCBTiBLE, a. formidable. ><Y»T, JmtWt«T, MfllSm i W , If- 
 Jb BECOC5D, V. n. conduce in the consequence, qfrornft-^- 
 
 imtv-Ac. 3TO«l. 
 
 2b BlDBBsa, r. a. (grieranoe, wronga, Ac) rewudy, repair, 
 ^e. ^f. ^, f*<ft^Ht-awqTTHT^-Ac. ff^fftt^ f.-^^nm. 
 
 -f^nr «». -4frti»T w.-Ac. ^T^ y. o/"©. 
 
 BxanM, u. relief of yrietiances. ^f. v. wm,^, f%iTf<t^T- 
 2b Bzsrci, v. a. lower, ootUraet, ^e. t. To Lbsbl Vift-f - 
 
 709 BEE 
 
 2 ir»«y into any state. <H|U|ui, rlNOi, fJ(o6«(uf, am^ ( in 
 comp. ) -?r?5I ( in comp. ) q;^^. 
 
 3 ( to poverty ). fH%^--Ji' 1 1 1^ ^-^ftf^JflH-Ac. arm^- 
 
 4— in arithmetic. C^ «. '^, ^ffR n. qj^, ^?<^JT ». 
 
 5 maA:e thin, icear away^ — sickness,&c. ^IT-?ft'I-5'^-<£c. 
 SR^, n«^>Jf, fyM^iJi, 3Tfn n. vT^-&c, ^^ y. ofo. m- 
 qr^ n. ^^^. o/"o. 
 
 To be reduced, v. Lean, ^rsot, ^di, sts^, ^Ti^St. 
 
 6 See To Coxqueh, To Subdce. 
 
 7 ( » dislocated limb ) 3TN% ^pl^-Ac. 5rt^-3TFI^. 
 To r. to the ranks. RtttI^TT T^t^ 3l|U|0l. 
 
 Beduced, j>. V. V. 1. qnft-?^R-Ac. %%c5T, ^fR^T, aMt- 
 
 3 fiT%^ arm^r, Sk. •nd+i, pctr, ifT«ft, ,^nn«ft, f^- 
 
 4 ^i^Mrr. [«tT^. 
 
 5 and Lea». ^-?<^-?;5T-&C- %^-«lcirfI, V\i<^\ 3Tt- 
 BEDCCTioy, n. V. V. 1. w:^ iRot n. Ac ^r^ n. 3Hr>fl+<,- 
 
 01 rt. a^*<ui rt. 'SJft'P^ «. 
 I. The Kule in arithmetic. Tf^oft/. 
 
 Bedcxdasce, Redundasct, n. y.A. and Exvbebasce. 
 
 E. of words. ifl4^*||^VT «• ?I»^if*4<t*< n. 
 Eedcxdast, a. V. Exuberast, n. sif*^, aFl^ft^rf^'F, «l^- 
 
 To Beduphcate. See To Double. 
 Eedcplicatios, n. ( of a word or letter ). f^ n. 
 
 Word formed by r. II^?I«^ m, 
 Beed, n. cane. %?T w. %^ »• 
 
 Writing r. iR; or ^\^ m. 
 
 Pen formed of the writing r. ^^^/. ^^TT/. 
 
 2 See Pipe. 
 Beedt, ». aboundiny, ^e. with reeds. %aNl, «i<i«l^. 
 Beep, n. ( of a sail ). fWt/. [ '^tJdSf 
 
 2 ( of rocks ) ^TTTtT m. Mioqtrl^ ?re^ w. />/. <<(<f>l^ 
 Beek. See Steam. 
 To Beek, v. n. emit steam. TTV/. or ^V^f. pi.'^ m. f^R- 
 
 fff-ir^ in. con. with TT^ o/*. TT^/.-^m/. fl.-'OX m. 
 
 Beel, Beeliso, «. V. V. N. TT^lTof n. Ac. f5TT%<t /. ^V 
 I n. i»7!<RT m. H?r*ft/. fft'lrtft/'. %■?/. H^tlTOT. »T^- 
 
 I. frame for windiny colton, ^X^ m. 
 
 II. ^V q^K^I *rT^ w\ 
 To Beel, r. n. stayyer, ffc. ^T^T^, ^^XH 3n9r, S\^f. 
 
 'j ofT^r, arnrt 'iTPrt ^i«tO/. ^r^t, c??ot, j^fiiroritf?'t, ^'S't, 
 
 1 1 %y^%ft m. pl.-^ m. />/.-ffN>tWT/. /J.^-?»I^, or with 
 
 in. con. 3Trwf, ^t^ Slt'Iff < 5W»f-%5^, 
 ; To Beel, p. a. i«W upon a reel. ^l^I^ ^ITS^. 
 ' BtfLEB, n. BstWfQ, p. 9, T. V. N. .^H<t ^flKI, ^3'IHI, 
 
BEB* 
 
 710 
 
 EEP 
 
 To Ee-enfobce, v. a. ( an army or naTy ). ?t^-3T^jt^-&c. 
 fjiqr^ m. f Z.-3Ton^ ^^^ n. pl.-&e. 'JT^^-'^TZ^ ^*R^ 
 ^K^y «foE n. 5Il«^u(, 5^RT »». "?T5^, si=5Tf'^T M.-^'TTftT- 
 
 Ee-enfobcemekt, «. additional force gent. JT^fft^-TTrftH- 
 &c. MI4«f^% f^rmf »». /»^.-<TT3^"^# 'R«[rf «. ;>/. q^W or 
 
 Eefection. See Eefkeshment, Eepast. 
 
 Eefectort, n. place oj refreshment. "RT^ET^ «^T^/.-vIPir/. 
 
 3b Eefek, v. a. direct, send, dismiss, ^e. to another. #^, 
 f^TTHwr, pTWT OT. '^ot, JT^, a^uf, qi^iif, q^i?nc5T-11^- 
 
 To Eefeh, t). »i. r^/iw^ Brnwr, ?rm ^'M-q^ot, ^sr m.-^jk- 
 
 <JT n.-t^^ n. ST^ffT iri/A ^ & i/] of o. 
 
 2 See To Auvbe. 3 See To Am'F.al. 
 Eefehee, m. t. Abbitek. ^=^TfrT. 
 Uefebesce, «. V. V. A. I.— act. ?ffqaf n. ^^rjIW n. &c. 
 
 ?rfqofr/. ^R?T »«. 
 
 V. A'. Is'. 1. B^tT M. ^?5n3r m. tfRUT «. ^tTR «• F.^vnf. 
 
 In r. to. f^q^, ^vff. 
 
 I. — person named as a sort of surety. ;ffT5t^/. 
 To Eefise, 1'. «. defecate, clear, ^c. ^ffvm, KK wi.-TTat/.- 
 
 <fcc. ^T^<jf-i5Rat ^. o/o. ^mF-ai^-Ac. spTot, ^jl'm^T «.-V> 
 
 tr »J.-^f|[/.-&e. ?RTJf ^. o/o. 
 
 2 wd^-e elegant, eye. y. To Polish. gqTTT't, B^^T^oi, ^^- 
 
 m^f.-&c. W.X^ J. of o. ?f«T.f^.^r3T^-&c. q^. 
 3b Eefine, v. n. become clear. fn^foEOJ-, jt55 m.-iT5ft/.-&c. sf- 
 
 Eefined, p. V. V. A. 1. 7ir':T%?yr, Ho5ijT5%c5r, &c. ^rr^, ^it- 
 fv?r, ff^nrfiTsr, ^55, fjrrrf^m. 
 
 2 gVKrtril, &C. ^«T, fifT?, fl«TrTmq5T. 
 Eefisemext, n. v. Y. A. I.— act. V\^ »• H^ttl-iuj n. Ac. 
 ?iriT t». ^tvT?r «. ^t^r^'T «. f^^m^ n.— state, gf^ /. ?ifT- 
 
 2— art. f qiT^ n. &c. ^^TXW^f ^v^^v\ n. %?^?Tir 
 «. Ac.— i/fl/f. ^«TrTr/. f?TWT/. f ^JRrfr/. flt^T^ M. 
 I. affected nicety. HT^TTf /• 
 Eefikeh, «. Eefiniso, p. a. v.V.A. 1. ?fmoTm, Mct«n<j miTT- 
 
 2 gMKUJKl, 'Fl«J+.(U|Rr, ^>='Trn' a^mqiRT, Ac. 
 To Eeflect, v. a. throw hack an image, of. STf?rf«!SJ n. qTI^ 
 g. ofo. :rfrif»ff^-Ae. <FTqT. 
 
 2 ( lijrht, heat Ac. ) qn^rPT w. q^WT </. 0/0. qtlfrT-Ac. 
 
 qj^, ST^^ wi. iPTof y. ofo. 
 To Eeflect, v. n. — the mind, Ac. JT^PT « -f%?R «.-3T'Tf%- 
 
 n^ n.-3T^f^?lT/.-Ac. q^,f%?Tdt, 
 
 2 on ; cast censure or rrj.roarh, v. To Blame. ^5^ »n.- 
 
 ^r5 »M.-3q«pr wi.-ar^ wi.-&c. s^. 
 
 BeFLECTED, /). T. V. A. ST^irfiJrT. 
 
 To be r. Jff?TPii»iOT, irfef3;if ». ^"tot-qswr-TEtJf y. </». 
 
 Eeflecter, m. Eeflectixo, ;3. a. Eeflectite, a. t. V. A. 
 
 sifHrsi«T qrpmTT. 
 
 2 MtHVIt qiTOITTT, 4<l«iv(f;, M<Mr1H ^rtt-Ac. 
 
 \. V. N. 1. ^^^■i^^-^^fM^^■&'C. ?^wiRi-q;^-Ao. n- 
 
 Eeflection, n. V. V. A..— act. Jjfrrfii*! qriot n. irfftf^ipT W-- 
 
 2 irfri^q OT. irfrTffJr/ q^rsr^ n. 
 
 V. N. N. 1. f^xJT^ »». pElrlDT^/. r%cR «. J^q^T «■ aH3f%fr- 
 
 ^ n. aigf^Kr/. 3T5'=I'n=T n. q^n^TT «. 
 
 I. ««a^e, ^-c. reflected. xrfHgT^T/.-ST^f'raw. Sff^CTn. RfH- 
 
 E. of the beams of the Bun or moon from the floor of 
 a house. <t.c|4^l «»■ 
 
 Virtuous r. gqiftf m. ^qvTM «. 3^7/ ^mr/- 
 Eeflectok, n. ( of a lamp, Ac. ) fq;TTiTqrt5Ti^ ^!^TRn'BT€i' 
 
 Eeflex. See Eeflecteb. 
 
 Eeflexibilitt, n. v. A. q^RTl.f|qf1T/. q<H'*fH «Jp«THT/. 
 
 Eeflexible, a. cajalle of being thrown back. qn^TTnT^, q- 
 
 Eeflux, Eefluence, «. o floicing back. ( of the ocean. ). 
 
 ?b Eefobm, v. a. change from trorse to letftr, amend. ^^R- 
 
 »l?ft^-Ac. 3111101, ^1K ^^^^ qTH 3TT0I0r. 
 
 2 correct, ^c. See To Eectift. 
 3b Eefobm, v. n. relvrn to good conduct. ^^TH^, «ri%«rT-HT- 
 
 nm-g<i i«K-fr<fI^-Ac. qwf. 
 Eefobm, Eefobmatiox, «. v. V. A.— act. ^tnTor «. ?f?^ 
 
 armor w. g m^T/. ^"^nT^T^/ gtrt^t/— «/«/«. f *n- 
 
 V. V. K f tnrwf «. |fyKOi+/. 
 Eefoemed, p. V. V. ^qrc??^, »TFTT!n:-Ac. afrnT^c^T-an^sT. 
 
 Eefobmeb, n. Befokmiso, p. a. v. V. A. ^tlTT'lITT, ^]\^X- 
 
 JTRlf^-Ac. aTftOTTTT. 
 To Eefbact, v. a. (rays of light,) turn from a direct covrse. 
 
 g. ofo. 
 Eefeacteb, p. T. V. f'PT^3c5T, ?fq^ %^?5T, ^JT^ar. 
 Eefbacteb, «. Eefbactikg,2>. o. v. V. f<p^q<JrTTT, ^^T jp- 
 
 ^TTT, ^^SPTRT, Ac. 
 Eefbactiox, «. T. Y.—a(t. f<PT^qf n. ^qp5T 'ST't «. ^^f/hP- 
 
 ?t;T «. &C.— state. ^nffT/. ??^*r?R «• 
 Befbactobjxess, n. v. A. ?i?rqoiT »«. ^iqoiT m. Ac. ^5»TT- 
 
 Eefbactoby, a. selftcilled, heady, wilful, stubborn, Sfc. v. 
 Pebtebse. ^mJ, ^5, fv^IT, sniTT, m, 3?f5fm, ^?*?I, 
 arfi^TcE, imm, ^r^e, 3TTqt»ft, aTTq»ti, ar^ppz, i-.^t"^^, 
 
 HlMfld+.lO. 
 Ef.feagable, a.suscepiille of confutation, ^i^ft^, ^ITTT?^, 
 
 To BEHiAix, «. n. forbear, v. To Abstais. TT^, ftROJ, 
 
BEP 
 
 To RErRAis, V. a. hold back, kefp from action, v. To I 
 
 Restraix. CTff^Sr, KTt'l^S^, <H?m«S. 11 
 
 Refkais, n. — of a song. See Burbes. |[ 
 
 Refbaxgible, a. capable of beiny re/raeled. *ll<PSI*0'<fr- I; 
 
 To Refbesh, r. a. relieve after fatigue; recreate, ^c. (TTJfT- 
 
 <P^, "MMIM^li «.-^i«M^K «.-^lP>-^ III.-&C. ^EK^ g. jj 
 ofo. mm.^, I 
 
 Rekbeshed, ;). V. V. fTr3TT-&c. %;%^, Ac. «iTtfT,f^«rt?T, Wf%- 1 
 
 HtPT, T?«nT, 'PT«T»T, ftf -H ^ rf^. 
 Refbesheb, «. Kefreshiso, p. a. v. V. ?n^JTT-»T?-&c.^nTJTr- 
 
 ?T, ^flt^ ^"fTTT, Ac. 'H'llW^, HfttTT^, fplrT^-fR^-^rft, . 
 
 Refbeshiso, Refreshment, w. t. Y.— aet. fTT^n ^?^ ». 
 »i«*<o^ ". Ac. "tJHIM^K m. "MHIM^^OT n. ^irMV^K m. ^- 
 
 1. dight repatt. <»ril^I< M. 3TrTfTT »». JHI^K w. ?^- 
 
 4l>*H n. ^i^l^K »». 
 Refbigkbaxt, a. cooling, tejl, ttts^STTRT, ^T^. 
 Refbiokratiox, w. cooling, il^^fui n. ^SfpTT n. ! 
 
 BsrueE, «. thdter, protection. arxPT m. 3(TT»iTr m. ^R'T n. 
 
 To Uke r. with, vm ofl^ or ^, qra/. f^t^ or f^- 
 ^ y. ofo. ^rq' m. ^T^t ^. o/*o- 3TT«T«T^, a^lHl^^ui n.-SR^'- 
 ;^ in.-H<H*(^ «».-&c. ^T^ g. ofo. 
 
 2 fawff or afforder of refuge. y(\tem pop. 3nw w. ?TT^ 
 *. »n^ n. v;\^^tK n. 
 8 expedient, remedy, v. Re«Ocbce. TTHT m. psfsj >n. 
 
 RzrcOEC, ». one wlio hat fled for tkelter. IKUII'H, SffTT'«ff, 
 
 Kind, &c. to refugees. «<ui|iMfH4<4. j 
 
 RErrLOENce, Rkfuloest. See Bbiobt.ness, Bright. 
 To BsruxD, •. a. rtpag, pay back. qT^-Ac.%ot, q^-&c. ^RVf. 
 RxrvSAL, M. T. V. l.—act. sntTTof «. Ac. snrrr or H\^]l m. 
 W^ ». Plll*<»I n. f^^lfiPH /. USn^n M. MrMUM^M n. 
 
 2 ^^ *pra| ». ^^^Rflf n. Ac. HWT or >nWT •». 3n!^- 
 *TT *». an^t^^ ". ■Ji'i'n^K m. 'mA'[\^*V\ n. SHT^n. 
 Wfl^ n. f^TIT «•• f^TT^TtJT n. fJ!fHf»Pl /. 
 I, the right of taking or refuting. qn«5: fif T TST^il-V 
 
 To Kefcie, c. a. decline to do or grant; deny. T^STT^ or 9TT- 'j 
 flETrdt, f^<hl^, ^^TT or ^TVIT m. V^-^, TT-^-TT^-i^ 
 
 -Ac. «pm-«in<»l-»it»t«f, ^^ ▼TIT "i.-^^ was /.-A*;. 
 
 »T^, ^^TT ^TT /. fnff of , f^%H "«.-Pl<If!<'^-Ac. ▼T'f 
 y. q/"©. — fl»tly, smaok, outright, bluntlj, Ac. 6T|vf, fH- 
 HUT »i. ^, g*|I M.-^fil M. fl1|*| ^, wici"<n^ 3I?W , 
 
 2 «feciiN« to a<rr«;»/ ; reject. >?^-^?rt-»TTfT-?{-Ac. «|flT- i 
 't-41*9^-Wtn«t, ^^TTWj, or ^TVTOf , TVT^ or ^T*TT •». ^tC- | 
 ••t, »Hl^ii ,M.-4|^>f1iK ;».-WI|'r 1I.-4C VT^f. <(fo. f 
 
 711 REG 
 
 I Refcse, a. left as unworthy of acceptance, dl+'^orr, TT^raf, 
 ^T^, ^t, ^, Pl^dKI, ^f , ^5, M|o5«IgE, HcS^TToS, »TT55- 
 
 ^7, irar^r, Ac 
 
 Refuse, n. /A«f which is left as useless. TToE m. /. IToSHTa 
 
 /. 1^/. ^IoB/. %^ «». iT»(r55 or nT^ToS «». »». gr? m. ^^/. 
 
 ^TH^ /. m^ /. 
 Refused,/?, v. V. 1. ;T^r#3T, ^irff »^?!T, ^^«f%OT, Ac. 
 
 f^f%f*T?T, l^f^^. 
 
 2 ^^n%^, ^^> R^eSs^r, Ac. T^, ar^Eftfm, ar H'f t ^ H, ^- 
 
 vT, ^f^rf, P^tftJrt, Pt<«, f^^l^H. 
 Refuser, n. Kefusixg, ;». a. t. N. 1. sr^FTTOTTTT, ^TTfr »^- 
 orrn, h^it ^^oirti-^urRr, Ac. f^T^^^-Prnqj^ur q^F-^rft. 
 2 fr*i*"ir<r, H^r j^uioiki, &c. ar^^rft, si^'H^MO , ar- 
 
 ^■^PK-Ac. ^^-^Tft, 
 Refutable, a. v. V. mr^miPTr-^TT^^-Ac. WS^-, ^?^T- 
 
 "T, ^T^^^, Ac. 
 Refutal, Refutation, n. v. Y.—act. nfof n. Ac. jft^ m. 
 
 ^V^ n. T?TTm?T m. iIr<JK«.<JH n. f*TTT^r^ «. ^?^ m. ^- 
 
 ?i^/. «iTtT m. 
 
 K. and establishment. ^TST^S^ «. 
 To Refute, v. a. confute, disprove, ^t^^ Hl^ot, iRf?!i-Ac. 
 
 ▼T^, *ft5 »».-^?In.-rH<l+l«I n.-Ac. ^ot y. of o. ^^\7^ 
 
 Refuted, p. v. V. ?t5%^r, ^%H %%^, Ac. ^Tfl?r, sfJ^TT^TT- 
 
 Refuteb, n. Refuting,/), a. v. V. ««i»inr, #rT 5R?T ^^- 
 
 *<"IKI, Ac. ^T-f'TTT'R^-Ac. ^rrf-^rft. 
 To Regain, v. a. get back again, v. To Recotib. fvCT "TT- 
 
 ^-f(ra^-Ac. [ f^«RPB. 
 
 RsGAL, a. T. Kingly, Rotal. il^HHI, <M«|ij<J, <|0!«^vft. 
 
 JIan of the r. ( or military ) tribe. ^rfs^T, <M^^ pop. 
 
 7b Regale, c. a. entertain, gratify, treat, gf? n.-^fiW tn.. 
 
 Ac. ^-'F^, g^T-^t^-Ac. VK^, 7t^^ w.-JWT^ m.-^3T- 
 
 RT^ or H^M\'{\ /.-Ac. 'Vm g. of o. 
 
 2 ( one's self ). See To Feast. 
 Reoalemeht. See Extebtainmsnt. 
 
 Regalia, n. ensigns of royally. iMf^^it. pi. <I313?<^ H.pl. 
 Rrualitt. See Kingship, Rotaltt. 
 To Rboabd, v. a. observe, note, <r^9r,^^55^, ^f%/-»T3T^ /.- 
 
 2 heed, mind. *TTHor, ^Si, »nil^, ^^TT^, TTf^T, J^, 
 fTf/. TT^ y. o/ 0. »T'TT?T-f«mT«-»T'r^^-f!f?Tt?T-a^='Ttfl- 
 Ae. ailoiiJi-iw, 5iW!T ^ot, 3i?^h vn'JT. 
 8 observe religiously, v. To Keep. IRW, %xy^. 
 4 esteem, loce, hold in respect. "^tn'^-A<-. »TR^-?J?r9ir-*I- 
 rof-nffjft-flHJTit, ^f\fAf ^K^ g- of o. HI'^ii/.-TTT m.- 
 »ftl/.-^TT/.-»m m. ^TWofy. e/"©. mn w.-H'HTW m.-Ac. 
 VCOTy. ofo. 
 Bmard, Reoardino, h. v. V. 1. J^ n. t^t^ n. wttt »i. 
 ipptf^ n. yfj^^m n. an^ /. 31%^ /. afT^f^wT n. 
 
 2 ifT^ n. "^wm n, Ac. RT^ n. »Tl*qfll/. Toifft/. T'T^ 
 
/. ^RTft/. ^jfmC/. ^re/. T^/. 3*TPT m. 
 
 3 <noE^ «. TTt^T «. 
 
 4 g ^l^ f ^/ sh^l+dl^T m. iTfR/. ^f^/. HJ^MT W. ITR 
 
 OT . JTT?^mr /. >ftf /. ^ w». /. 
 
 I. look, aspect. ^/. 
 
 Hostile or evil r. <nP^f^/. 
 
 Of hostile or evil r. ST^^. 
 
 To have hostile or evil r. sppf ft'T ^cilh ^t; ofo. 
 
 lu r. to. f^<^<ft. 
 Eeoaeded, f. Y. V. 1. qTf|%c7T, &c. sfffrf^, 3T%f?1<T, 
 Eeoahder, n. Keoaedful, a. Kegahuiso, 2'- «• t. V. 1. TT- 
 
 &c. «pTrt. 
 
 2 HPTTTRT, ^'fcUIKr, ^ TT^orTTT, H'HI'H ^l^iwiKi, &C. 
 4 =qPl?5T ITPT^RT, HMr|| <l<JiU||Tr, *ftl TI^'TRT, &c. 
 
 Eeqaedino, jprep. v. Abodt. f^l^ft. 
 Eegaedless, a. v. Caeeless. «|M<^r, «ff^^, fHf%<T, ^^ 
 ?ft^, ;jTRr, 3-q?^. [ 3^/ 
 
 Eeqaedlesssess, n. \. V. -J'^I'HHUII m. ^JPh+liHUII »». &c. 
 Eeoatta, «. qi^NI ?l?m /. -"^^ /. ^r^FT^ST /. 
 Eegesct, n. See Eule. 2 vicariout government. n^^I^f^- 
 %ff^ arffcT^PR »».-3TT?5 »».-&c. 
 
 3 4o(/y of persons governing vicariously. K[^^f^^^^^KH%- 
 
 Eeokxekact, Eegesebateness, n. v. A. 5<H>ji-H m. n. ^^ 
 
 To Eegekebate, v. a. cause to be born again. ^H-H\^ vJI^- 
 
 f?TiJf-^?iT m. ^, JT^'^T m. n. ^of, 
 Eegenekate, a. Eegexeeated, p. v. V. ^•^-*(i^ v»T^ IT^- 
 
 Eegexebatios, m. v.V. — state, q^^ w. n. 
 Eegent, ». V. EuLEE. arfSmft, arfs:!*?!?!. 
 
 Queen r. TT^hft HW* =jft ^^T'ft eft, <K*i'MR«n Hf^«rt. 
 E. of a quarter. f^-^TTS m. 
 2 one exercising vicarious royalty. iMSlfrlPlf^. 
 EegicidEjW. ^iVijn^' of a king. ^T^^'^ wi. TT^^^/. <MV<IH«J, 
 ^MV(M »». 5^?rr/. &c. 
 
 Eegimes, n. regulation of diet. «^^■^ n. qxqT^w<f^-«|H m. 
 
 Deviation from r. aw^■^ «. 
 
 One tinder r. qw?^. 
 
 "Wrong r. arqa-'T n. [(from the English.) 
 
 Eegimext, «. ( of soldiers ) f^^UT or qc^'I'T «. /. U.-A^iJ- 
 Eegimestal, «. belonging, Sfe. to a regiment. MrfiUI'^, T35- 
 
 "if^fPST, Tr^^'ft, frjif^^ar, &c. 
 Eegimestals, n. pi. q?57?ft qi;!!!?!; »>. qrimjft/ 
 Eeoiou, n. T. CouKTBT. \v m. m?r ♦». iil?5 «. =^5f> n. ^^ M. 
 The lower rogious, regions below the earth. 3WT^T<E 
 m. 3imj5FI «. [ ^psT n. 
 
 The upper regions, the world above, git^cll^ m, g;^- 
 3 ( of the sky ) v. Qvaeteb. f^^T/. ^T «, 
 
 J12 BEG 
 
 3 part of the body. =^^ n. K^ n. ( in comp. as HH^- 
 
 Eeoistek, n. written account of acts, judgments, ^'c, record, 
 V. Wbitixg. %^ »». ^rafTT w. qs m. %?»q' n. 
 
 2 iooi- of records or entries. ^"pT^ «. <fvilW< ». ( from 
 the Euglish. ) 
 
 General r. 5^<pfH n. 
 
 State r. %^ m. ■ [ f!^!=frp. 
 
 3 registering officer. i^\\^ <^I*(3 ^•(."iKI, ■^"fj^H^K, ^- 
 To Eegistee, «. a. urite in a book, record. f^|^ 1^, ^^T- 
 
 2 copy into a register. «IK mi^., ^fi^^. 
 Begisteeed, p. v.V.l. fe|5T S^^HT, <\^<i<.i<i e;T^?5 %^3r, &.C. 
 
 ri<!^i*.<s, qsr^, J5^T^, q^n^. 
 
 Eegistear, n. keeper of the registers. «pf ^H, <l^rK^K, q^- 
 Eegisteation, Eeqisteeing, Eegistbt, n. v. V. 1. — act. 
 
 f^S^T "^^ n. <^"j»H<.itl Vlrful n.-&c. 
 
 2 SIR ^^ n. ^f^or «. 
 Eeqnast. See Eeignisg. 
 Eegbess, Eegekssion. See Eetubk. 
 Eegeet, «. sorrow for something past ^ remorse^ ^'c. •Ai.'ilf. 
 
 ■^i-^ f intens. ^V^fVZ m. ^oi-M* /. ^*;^5Er »«. ^W?^/- 
 
 ?H«</ ^'55/. J^/- ^'IH' w ^^^ ffi. W^T^ or 
 
 zf^mv^ m. %^ m. qsi^imrq *». »T?T^Tq »»• t^tw. 3T^rT»». 
 
 3T5^1>|; OT. ST^nN^ n. 5[ft=5R n. 
 
 2 sorroic, grief v. Affliction. |:^ n. %^»». 
 To Eegeet, c. o. be sorry for, grieve at, repent of. X^, ^- 
 
 <5 CT.-q^FTT^ OT.-j:^ n.-qi<llrfiq »».-&c. ^Rot-qj^^. o/"!?, 
 
 q'WI^IVw.-MWNI OT.-&C. ^t^ i». cO«. withg. of o.-^\M<f. 
 
 '^V^.f-W^^ f-^^i^mf-J^ f.-&c. c5m<Jf in. con. 
 
 wilhg. ofo. 5[fNijf. 
 Eegeetful. See Soeeowfcl. 
 Eegeetted, j>. T. V. ^^?5T, ^ +rfrfl,&e. 
 Eeoeetteb, n. Eegbettiko, p. a. v. V. and 'Eztestjlhi, 
 
 5:?^-%r5-q^RT-&c. <n«iKi, srg^Tf^, ^?:q^, ai^fiuft, 
 
 Eeoulab, a. agreeable to rule. ^FP^^^fftr, «r*fTf^, ^'"TTq^frT, 
 
 sn^T^ig^Tft, ^M<^Ny5, ^sf^rf^, a^r^TTw?;, aii'«(iRt>. 
 
 2 — of i>eTso-as ; observant of rule. fH^f(\ pop. %>ft, f*!- 
 «?Hr^ pop. ^KT^IT, %qt^ or %q=qT, f^TT^ftt^, f?r<<HfH^, 
 
 5HI'm<«q5I, 3HMKqd, ^fT^^fr^, MtTKTnf, f^f*l^^, f^f- 
 
 tq^^yff, ^"^T^TFft, TiTnTT'f'^Tft'. 
 
 3— of arrangements, acts, &c. %Kr^, qHNI, *mTf=5Tr, 
 
 ^^1 ^r^ir, <t?fNT, &c. sjTrar, g<F^r, g ?5?t, «i*TnpT, 
 «?4n5^T,^?!HT, g^'Sr, ^HtT, ?TOf^, ff?t«ft or f^^fi^ft, 
 ^iqr, fW?^, qrtqfrqj, sr^^^Ih. 
 Eegvlaeitt, n. v. A. 1. !Fiq^?ftTq<Tr w. 'TVTf^rfvTrrT/. Ac. 
 f^«I^TftHT/. &C. f^wj^tr m. ?lM^mT/. ?l^[5rrTT /". 
 
 2 fiq»Tf^^/. fiTH^m/. l^iTq^T/. Wtrmf^r/. 
 
BBI 
 
 713 
 
 BEJ 
 
 f^^HMH n. n)w<H<<ir<<r(l/. Ac. 
 
 &c. l«raN/. *T m. ar^iPH m. ir*»l*Rrir/. an^^Jt^n. 
 
 HE0DL1.B1.T, oJc. V. A. 1. 2. ^HRSm, 't>N^H | «ff» , ^JT'Wnr- 
 •n^f , H*ft or #^, Pi^^MMI or ^MMI, T^H^IK, ^f^5- 
 ^f, W^^i ftp^M^«K, f^E?T;j?57T, IMflj^K, &C. TiTll^- 
 
 f*T, ^roT^, 'r'TWT»i,&c. gB^r. 
 
 3 n^, ijii«iifiH, &c. «i<i«i<, ipcnaT^^^, «TViHsj>i?, 
 
 K and roversely. -^HWihH, 
 To Reol'Latk, r. a. adjutt by a rule or method. «idlH[-%HT- 
 ^-yt'.OIR-Ac. ■«( lrlk|«i -«l Tl«HJi' -^(^RWt-*! V**** "•• ^PC^t-^T- 
 ^TVr/. !PTot-&c. tnM y. o/ /A* rule. *iHI^<-«?lXuii^<-?fT- 
 (»<ll<l<-<HI-!I*«-&*-. a^iuiut »ci<A y. of rule. 
 2 tubject to ratriciion and rule» ; direct. <«>im^i w.-^- 
 
 Ac.^ToIr, *i?(li<?3 M.-*q«(f<n/.-&c. ^wt ^. o/ o. Sl^TTW- 
 »f, a»5J7I(+)si «. q^ ^. of 0. 
 Reocijitkd, p. V. V. 1. ijf^ g qn^rf l-^rT^^P^, &c. 
 
 ;Bjtoui.jiTiox, «. v.v. 1.— <ir<. ^?n% ^irf^»t«. ^?iT!n: arrimjfn. 
 
 Ac. ^MKui M. ^^on^f. s^^^i^\^^ n.— state. ^^^ 111. 
 
 #(jtw^/. «WT4T/. 
 
 2— act. *l<<'^NiV't «. PPW s^oJB.&c. cflj3[imH n.—gtate. 
 
 1. a r. a n//*, canon, ttatute. ^T^T^ m. ^^ m. 3n»l?ir »i. 
 Code of reguLitioM. ?<m^4 «. spT^^fpTT »i, 
 Beovuitob, N. Bkoclatixo, p. a. v. V. 1. 
 
 OTTTT, Ac. ^*moiKi, w?t«reT »<incT. j 
 
 2 *m^ ^«r>rm, f^nrT ^^omr, Ac. affirm*, ^j'"''^'- I 
 
 L — of a maciiine. flMlVt'lfH-^ntl^^t-Ac »ft^ ^^TltW^. 
 IZCHEiBSAi., n. V. V. I.— act. sproT n. <Tre »^«I«J n. Ac. s^- i 
 
 2 fHTT^ <Tt^nxTr^ »^oi n. HTM^s^'hi"! n. ^f^/. 5«^5T- ' 
 
 -fo B£HKiBSE,r. (f. rf/w'fl/ the word* oj another. »^onn, "TTS | 
 *fT>I'*, M'jfU.oi, ar'JWT^ m.-q^T ».-Ac. "R'it y. o/ o. 
 
 2 rrcite in prirale preparatory to a public representation. \ 
 
 miff «rTp<mni} «fom, » T i» qH ' ti < m »i. *toi, 5«%f«/.-5- | 
 
 3 narrate. Sec To Tell. [ <rf%?T. ! 
 
 ]iCBKABaRP, p. T. V. 1. «^A '< I , «Tra *^- ' .?W r, Ac. 31^^, 
 
 JtcaeAJttKB, ». RERBAStiso, /). a. t. V. 1. «=|oion?T, "ns^s^- , 
 
 WIITT, Ac. 'M^l^ft, ai^WT^-Ac. *w-*rft. 
 BsioLB. See GBootz. | 
 
 imr/.-Ac. ^TTwt, ?n»rfT-»iT<l^-f%fT««n^-Ac. ^«*r, f^- 
 fi*t«iii.f-Ac. imdr. 
 Bkiaji, BftioxiKo, N. T. v.— «•/. rp<T «. ^^nr^ «•. tiv m. 
 
 IL See Pbctalejice. I 
 
 : Bbiobixo, ;>. «. t. V. tlVT *WnCt, *I*W-Ac. j 
 
 I. See Prevalent. [<i^ spTTjjf, 
 
 To Eeimbubse, v.a. refund, pay bach to. *re?T ^^, ^, T^, 
 EEt5f, «. rfrop o/a ir*J/e. c5nT*rP^ t^f-'^f- ^^^f 
 
 A bearing r. qn?T^ m. ^^jT^/. ^Mr or ^JPT^TT m. 
 
 To hold a tight r. lit. Jig. fSTm w./. 3T!r3 tTTof. 
 
 To hold with a slack r. lit. Jig. i?5 i}f[f. ^. 
 
 To let loose the reins. To give the reins. SIW m.f. 
 
 Telvdeeb, n. ^ viTTffhtT ^fN arf^. 
 
 Eeixs, n. loicfr part of the back, v. Loiss. qiHT/. HFTTS ». 
 
 ^jfj^'><im»Tm w». 
 
 2 See KiDNET, 
 EErssTATE, V. a. put again in pottetsion. f^H-&c. S^- 
 
 «<MuI-H»1<j1-&C. «r^M ^T^, «(^?ft/. ^^ g.of 0. jq:f<TT- 
 
 "M «.-5JT:r<TN^/.-itc. ^KT^ 5?. o/ o. [f^. 
 
 Eeixstated,;?. t. V. f«|>?s?T %^a?5T, SffTrS %^3r, Ac J^l:?*?!- 
 Eeixstateme>t, n. v. V. ^^ q^of «. ^^'^Z j:^:?*^?! 
 
 To Eeiteeate, v. a. v. To Eepeat. f*<r**,H-fp^7I f^STT- 
 
 j'T'.-srrtsrTT-j^-.jT^'.-Ac. ^prwr, TnR'Jr, s'^^of, ^tt^T'^. 
 
 Eeitebatep, j>. V. V. f<*M %?!?ir, <(K<fl<. %?5?5r, Ac ?vTT- 
 
 HOT, •j'lioi^.rfi, Ac. fsi^R, "^ijf^^, r»Tr fsr^TT frt^r. 
 Beitebatedlt, adv. v. P. HPM Pf 5?T, f>P<r»*;'!, ^q^R, 5^: 
 
 Eeitebatiox, n. v. V.— ac<. fir?:fir5?T ^F^ n. ^mkui «. &c. 
 J'II<i<»ft/. T^TToft/. 5=1:5=T:JFW ». — «'«/«. ^H'.J^ «. 
 «lfll«H, WI- ■ To Eeject, v. a. refute to have, not choote, return an bad, 
 I disapprove., disallow, d^c. iiH*ifT-ii»i->j!<-?5-^*Tr^-Ac. 
 
 ^R^, fK^iui, TT^, iT«wir, ^^df, ^R^,^3^<Ji, ^rg;n 
 
 ipT'f, ^ji*<ui, 17301/-^^ n.-Ac. ^?^y.o/o. ar^^TT 
 »».-3T'T'ft^TT«».-Ac. ^of ^. 0/0. 
 
 2 east oJf,forfake, v. To Abakbos. fl'n^, JT^ot, 5Hr|5T- 
 
 3 r<^K«« /o accept or grant, V. To Befdse. ^«)»l^ or ^f- 
 j '(iKUJ, I^TT <»»• ^TT^RTm. ^^ y. q/"*). — scornfully, rudely, 
 ! Ac. V. To Co.NTEMH. 3W^, ^T^rr^, grTi;!^, flfjl^, 
 
 j irrrn «•'<* wr or f, jiw n. 5a't-^Ti<'t-^«r<n «»//» «^ or 
 
 ■ ?T, IJ'liT'iir or •.J+K''i, ''j^''f. 
 Eejectable, a. v.V. 1. iir^«rratnT-Ac. Zl^n^, zr'F^'iTT. 
 
 , ItEJECTED,^. V. V. 1. ^l^?t %«7«^, T5 %j?t^, fqR^J^t^, 
 
 ' ir^p^i^T, TToK^fTT, Ac. smfm, ?5, ^, %?, q^, ^fSm, 
 
 2 fl'tl^, Ac. RHB. 
 
 3 q ^ i f%a r, Ac. arst'ft?^, w^ft?;??, f^^?if?, f^^w. 
 
 Eejkcteh, n. Ekjecti.no, />. a. t. V. 1. smnif! <FTTm, fttT- 
 
 i "mtn, jmi'Tm, nraiRr, Ac. Tr««t-Ac. jp^oirt, ^;t- 
 
 PtTHJT-Ac. ^nT-^<t-Ac. 
 
 I 2 «npnRT, Ac. 3in«m-*rtt-Ac. 
 
 I 3 ^^RWIRT, T^PR *r»TRT, Ac. 
 Bejeotio:*, n. t, V. \.—aet. ^mfT *T^ n. ^ m^ n. f<f - 
 ^fiJt «. •nS't «. Ac. TTflm/ ^^ ih f^T^^T fl. fi=in« CT. 
 90 
 
REL 
 
 7U 
 
 BEL 
 
 ^ n. siT^n m. 
 
 2— act. Z\^ n. Ac. f?TTT m. 
 
 3 H'PR't n. &c. ^5FR or JTT^^ «. ^TTJ^/. Hl*»l1«/. 
 To Rejoice, v. n. be glad, experience joy. arPT^, ^^, ^- 
 
 ?TTt?OI, 7?5W^, TSraot, HT^, 'iTTH^ w.-^ffTT^ «».-&c. ^- 
 
 ?^, 3TM^ »».-?i■?f^lr OT.-&C. qi^, 3TR^»».-^nW m.^ m. 
 
 -3rflTf W.-&C. ^H-^T^ in. con. 3TPtf^-&e. ^. 
 2b Eejoice, v. a. make glad, Sfc. an^ m.-^ w.-^t^HT m.- 
 
 ^t5t, ^f^, aTR^iif, fl'rO'sjf^ui, 3Hltr^I<^ui, ^^ n.-&e. 
 «fi<ut^. ofo.—ss enlianced, and as answeriug to enrapture, 
 enravish, Sfc. 3T1^ HT^ITOT ^PT^, 3T?qR^ m. '^-^^, 
 
 VR^ ?r?ft'rf^of-^«Sf4ui-&c. 3Tf?i*i?iii"j M.-'«fH^«(ui n.-m- 
 
 »4M<5sH n.-&C. ^»^y. o/o. 31M<\H*<-3iM(^PmH-3TR^>T- 
 ^-&c. ^F^. 
 Bejoiced, p. V. V. oni Joyful, ^f%^3T, arpjf^, ^PSrf, 
 
 Eejoiceb, n. Eejoicino, p. a. v. V. A. aTR^ ^TTTT- ^F'TKT, 
 ^«iRuiKI, &c. ^^, 5T^, 3lH<\'-ti<, 3TR^, 3TR^^, 3TT- 
 
 V. V. N. 3TR^ H)<«IKI-4NU|KI, &c. ^KPT, HI^RI<=r. 
 Eejoicino, «. v. V. A. — act. ^'^^[St «. &c. ^^ «. H?ftT- 
 
 nr n. aiM'^H «. aTTr^^T^ «. ?r^ ». 
 
 T. V. N. 3r^ »». 3^^ »n. Trm^ m. 
 
 Public r. or festivity. 3rHT^ »». 3r^T^ «?. 3tHT^ »t. 
 To Eejois, v. n. answer to a reply. i|rMT»i n.-&c. ^M. 
 
 2 See.ToEKPLT. 
 Eejoikdeb, n. answer to a reply, ^^mi^f. 4d l >i'^\^\^ m. ^- 
 
 i^r\T: n. #ft/. 7^R7?T m. ^i^/n\ti m. 
 Eeply and r. g'TTTSTr^rn: ». 
 
 2 See Eeplt. 
 To Eelapse, v. n. (into vice or error), fall hack. f^CT f^- 
 
 tTfuir-^r*TTot-&c. |iiv<wii+^-&c. g^jw-f^rcof-q^rniif, g'- 
 
 r^of , Hf^5^N<-^«rH4ie«-"j^^m-iM4<^Hi-&c. ^. 
 
 2 ( into sickness. ) HIMkuI, TJ^T^, HnnT/.-T?!5 »»./, 
 ?7m-^,&c. 5??r''t n.-^T W.-&C. TOfSr-^^Tf^St or J^TfT- 
 "ft^ Tfif g. ofs. «(l-i'iui'. 
 Eelapse, «. Eelapsixo, n. v. V. 1. f^5?T f^MSiif m. &c. 7- 
 3? «./ 73^/. "TT?f<'ft/. 
 
 2 HiMKui «. &c. himk/. ^Tc^ «./ <n?r»ft/. |q^?n»ft/. 
 
 5b Eelate, v. a. v. To Tell, ^mniif, ^'<T^, f^T^^, f^rcWt. 
 
 To Eelate, V n. have relation or reference to. SITot, ?5nT 
 ^-TS'Jt, W(^ »».-^'tTR w.-tfk"! M.-&C. %^-^lfH^ or ar- 
 ^pif with ^ o/o. ^%ft-R^*)*-f^««|rO^I-&c. 3T?J«^. 
 
 Eelated,/). anrf o. v. V. A. «iPlr(3OT, &c. ^rf*m, f^ ^f^d , 
 
 T. V. N. H«I5, ?m«fVT, ?TF^?T, 3T^, ^tft. 
 
 Mutually r. or connected. 5q^#i?T. 
 I. connectedly consanguinity; belonging to the tamefami- 
 ly, o f kin b y the father's side. »fNft, 'ThRmvft,'ft^T^, "^WJ- 
 
 ^^Tft<M<fl, ^■S<'P«4*ft, ^^SfliH'M^, •<*I<'*'"^N ^^• 
 
 Note. There are some niceties respecting the flf^ 
 and the +mMl'^* for which the curious, if they please, 
 may consult Wilson's Sanskrit Dictionary. 
 II.— by birth on the mother's side or by marriage, m- 
 HcTH, Hlrl<^K, sn%?r^, aii'Wl, #!KT, m*<^(, 9I««I, 
 
 arnr, 3iiHR«i«ft, arnnnitft, ^T«f4ft, ^n?ft, s'lrfl^i, ?rtt- 
 
 To be r. to. rll'iuj ( as m <i*^ki ^t^ ?5PlHt ? ) ^- 
 ^ ( as ^ JT?5T HT»TT ^<fr ). See also Eeiatios, 
 Eelateb, n. Belating, p. a. v. V. A. ?rnTi(RT, &c. ^in^j 
 ^-tR'-Ac. ^TTf-^rft-&c. 
 
 v. V. N. 3T»ft, ^«T ^^WTTTT, ^m^, ^'tft, ^Nftfti;. 
 Eelation, n. V. V. A. — act. Vin^n. ^^m\ or stTot. ^.vfii( «. 
 !p*PT «. fnt^ n. ^PCT"! «• 
 
 Faithful and exact r. ^w^'«;sT n. m:r\^*^fr{W.'<V^ n. 
 Minute and particular r. «nrr^ ar ^ m.f. iPTW5 n. 
 
 V. V. N. ^V m. ar^^q' w. ?5m w. BT^TT m. 
 In r. to. ^tff »». f^t^t. 
 
 Intimate and inseparable r. ?m^TT»». ■HH«)|4|*i'iftT m. 
 
 f5|H4'H«(^ m. ['Hn«(if«<«hK''i ». 
 
 Inseparable r. or cau8e(as of material with produce). 
 
 I. proportion. <ilO*lO/. HrtHi/. ^TT^ n. <i»i<ii/. 
 
 II. connection between, mutual respect, v. Co>"SECI10S. 
 STTrf «. ^W ««. TT? m. 
 
 Mutnal r. or connection, s??^^/. 
 
 III. connection by blood, alliance of kin, consanguinity, 
 
 IV. ( by kin on the mother's side or by marri^e), 
 T. Affinity. ^ «. aimnir m. amPTT^ m. wt^- 
 ^/. 'I^w. ^nrT/.ST'^q' m.^?^«rt».— freely. ^TT^^n. 
 HMHTrl n. 
 
 Distant r. V^<MM<\< m. 
 
 That stands in the r. of to. Wl'iui- rt<S"i ( »8 <it 3iTT- 
 »^ ^sm-*TmT-&c. c7FI?ft or %?im ). 
 Y. person related by consanguinity, y. Kinsman, Belatid. 
 TT^:^, SfRTTlT, 'ft^PTT^, ^fif^, ^T^, ^f^, ^TTJft, 
 
 Eelations ; kinsfolk, kindred. ^JT^^m. pi. >Thft m.pl. 
 >Tt'5r3T m. pi. &c. ^T^^ntnrST w. pi. »ft?r». nir'TTfTn. JT^HJTfltt 
 or 'Tt<?Iorr f». 'flrlHd or 'itrlHIrl 7». »ff?T^5^T ». ^g^ m. 
 
 VI. /person related by the mother's side or by marriage, 
 v. Belated. ^Mri'i, ?TT^^, HT^^Tf^, ?ft«W, 3TTH, ariK- 
 
 Eelations ; relations and connections. ^i«<i«i'ft »>. ;/. 
 
 smrf^^ w. pi- ^sl^^^fT^ m. pi. amr^ «. 
 
 The terms for common relations and connections, as 
 uncle, aunt, cousin, father-in-law, brother-in-law, Ac. 
 &c. will be found under these words in their proper 
 places ; but as the Mariithits have names for m^n^ 
 
SEL 
 
 715 
 
 relations and connections for which the English hare 
 no corresponding' definite terms, it is thought the stu- 
 dent will be thankful to find here a collection of such. 
 «TT^ one's son's or daugh- ;^rt<ini»ft^ wife of do. 
 
 ter's father-in-law. 
 
 f^^rm do. do.mothei^in-law. 
 
 ?r^ one's wife's sister's hus- 
 band. 
 
 •Tit^ one's husband's sister. 
 
 ^ one's husband's brother 
 ^-esp. younger one. 
 
 TPTT de. — elder one. 
 
 wTnJ or anyone's husband's 
 brother's wife. 
 
 >TTT3nr one's brother's wife. 
 
 afTPnTTOTT one's husband's 
 or wife's grandfather. 
 
 amft or arr^mr^ wife of do. 
 
 M qi ^<< l ^< l one's husband's 
 or wife's great-grand- 
 father. 
 
 q^r^ft^TT^ wife of do. 
 
 ^•;?<1«l*l<l do. do. paternal 
 uncle. 
 
 ^[^5TOT^ wife of do. 
 
 ■^_! * Ai\ \' A \ one's father's pa- 
 ternal uncle. 
 
 ^af^imft wife of do. 
 
 ^■4<^^»<^l one's lather's pa- 
 ternal first cousin, one's 
 own first cousin one 
 remore. 
 
 JfW^rVfl wife of do. 
 
 ^-4HHl«l^ or JTmft one's 
 mother's paternal first 
 cousin. 
 
 ^riHffli one's husband's pa- 
 ternal first cousin. 
 
 ^cWIwi^ do. do. female. 
 
 MWrl^dl-ii one's husband's 
 paternal first cousin's 
 wife. 
 
 ^rlHgrtrt^/fiaono's husband's 
 paternal second cousin's 
 wife. 
 
 •«>^H-«'f!<H«n^one'B husband's 
 paternal second cousin 
 female. 
 
 ^rf«1*<l*|N»l( one's paternal 
 cousin's wife. 
 
 *TT^WTT one's husband's or 
 wife's maternal uncle. 
 
 »TT^?n^ wife of do. 
 
 »TT%^ one's husband's ma- 
 ternal first cousin. 
 
 MIM'*»1* wife of do. 
 
 Hm«iwi« one's husband's ma- 
 ternal first cousin female. 
 
 HFfTT^^t 0°*'* maternal 
 first cousin's wife. 
 
 HIHHJWII one's wife's mater- 
 nal first cousin. 
 
 ^ajTT^jjfPTTT one's paternal MmMJufl do. female. 
 
 second cousin. iTTfF^n^ one's husband's or 
 
 5«*fl^»*«^ 'TTTTf wife of do. wife's maternal aunt, 
 
 ^'^fl^'^fl W^ one's pater- KT^^rwnm husband of do. 
 
 nal second cousin female. mf«MI<iO one's mother's 
 «j4^^;;^M^uilhusband of do. maternal aunt. 
 «j]^mm one's mother's pa- Hlf4<HMr husband of do. 
 temal first cousin, one's iTTV^^one's husband's ma- 
 own first cousin one re- temal cousin, 
 move. Hlf«<HI* wife of do. 
 MIVH^d^ one's husband's ynifl^*, one's husband's pa- 
 Biatemal cousin ienuJe. temal cousin. 
 ' one's — ttirml «TPnrrx wife of do. 
 's wife. aRifl^si^ one's husband's pa- 
 ternal cousin female. 
 ir^TTVilf one's pat«mal 
 cousin's wife. 
 
 WBT^TT^ one's husband's or WT'WytT one's wife'a pater- 
 wife's paternal aunt. nal cousin. 
 STT^irnRl huband of do. SRilUfft do. do. feowle. 
 
 i's wife's ma- 
 ternal cousin. 
 
 do. do. female. 
 
 EEL 
 
 .a 
 
 The word m^^ prefixed to any term of relafion- 
 ship, indicates that it is a " step " or " half" relation- 
 ship; as ^R5(3TTf step mother, flN?(m^7ft step 
 mother's sister ( aunt through one's step mother ), 
 W^T^THT^^if step brother's wife, ^l^^wt?^ husband's 
 step sister. This notice will serve instead of a repeti- 
 tion of the terms. It must here be mentioned that 
 though in Engliah the words paternal coviin and ma- 
 ternal coutin are applied equally to the children 
 respectively of one's father's and one's mother's brothers 
 and sisters, the Maruthi has distinct names for them. 
 The word 5?!rT, prefixed to any term of relationship, 
 indicates that it is through one's father's brother, and 
 aTT% through his sister. HT% indicates relationship 
 through one's mother's brother, and ^\^^ through 
 her sister. The student must bear this in mind in 
 rendering terms of relationship. 
 
 It will be seen by observing the above list that the 
 relations and connections which are acquired through 
 marriage are expressed by afiBxing in the case of 
 relation of prior grades ( i. e. uncles, aunts, parents, 
 &c. ) and prefixing in the case of collateral relations 
 (as brothers, sisters, cousins and their husbands or 
 wives ) a word indicative of the new connection to the 
 word which expresses the direct relationship. To 
 express the former the words ^TTfRT and ?Tre[ ( father 
 and mother in-law ) are used, as an^RTTOTT, STF^JW^ 
 husband's or wife's grand-father and mother. In the 
 same way ^rfd^l+KI, »TT%^TmTT, 5?5?nTT^, JfT^^TT^, Ac. 
 Ac. are formed. The acquired collateral relations are 
 expressed by prefixing 5?5?T, 3TTH, Hr% or H 1 *( *< (accord- 
 ing as the relationship is through a father's brother or 
 sister or a mother's brother or sister), to the word which 
 renders the direct relationship ; ex. 5rt<1<(l<, ^BfT^ot- 
 ^, H I HMg PTT, irm^iITT, Ac. Ac. The relations which in 
 English are expressed by prefixing " great " ( as jreat 
 uncle, ffretU aunt ), are expressed in Marathi by afiBxing 
 3TT^ as jrtH^MI one's father's paternal uncle, i. e. 
 one's own ^and-f other -uncle, or brother of one's grand- 
 father. Paternal first cousins one remote are expressed 
 by a reduplication of the word ^WTT, as 53<15flaf,and 
 lecond cousins are rendered by affixing HIT and ^1^ 
 to the reduplicated JWfT, as JWTJf^fT TIT, JfSH^tW 
 ^^^,| i. e. brother and sister through one's JWf^R?Tr. 
 The principle of Tiewing cousins as brothers and sisters, 
 runs throughout. Thus a man's 5r»«iMI* or paternal 
 first cousin { brother by his uncle ) is a woman's «?!??- 
 ^, His milMIX is his wife's m^((tT ; his ntf^HTT 
 is her <TTVK^; and lo on. Thus also a woman's ^'^■ 
 «TTV ( brother through her uncle ) is her husband's ^■ 
 fT'T *yiT ; her ^lilHiac is his 3TTK^yTT • and so on. 
 See alto j^PT^oi^, HTWW^ot^, JWl^ll^jj JWW »TTT^t, and 
 the other coabinatioas with »PT^, ^,»nd »TIT'Tt> >a 
 
EEE 
 
 716 
 
 BEt, 
 
 all which the same rule holds. The terms of relationship II Kelease, Eeleasiko, «. t. V. — act. WT^ «. ^5^ n. &c. 
 
 in the line of paternal uncle, are more numerous than in i 
 the lines of paternal aunt or maternal uncle or aunt, j 
 Paternal aunts go into other families by marriage, and 
 maternal uncle and aunts are still of a different family : ' 
 they are therefore not so much regarded. | 
 
 EEtATiONSHiP. See Eelatios. 
 
 Eelatite, a. having relation, respecting, ^tft, Rl*<*, ?T«i- ^ 
 
 2 not absolute ; considered as respecting something else. 
 
 8 implying relation. See Cokeelative. 4 — in grammar. | 
 
 E. pronoun. ?rqtft ^I^TTT «. 1 
 
 Eelatite, n. V. KmsMAN, Eelatios. Hrs«t^, Hlr^<^K, TT- 
 rrarif^, ?r5r«ft, arm. [ ^h:. 
 
 Eelativelt, adv. v. A. 2. 3r=«Tf^e^, a<-«j'HI ^?T, aT^T^- I 
 To Eelax, v. a. make less tense or tight, lit. fig. v. To ' 
 Slacken, To Looses. l?5T^,i%sjT^,^-lt?5-<ft^3-&c. ! 
 sFToi, f?jt5if^c5T-f^f?T55t?T sjn:^. 
 
 To r. one's joints. ef% m. pi. ^^ ^^. 
 
 2 diminish the intenseness of, v. To Eemit. flOT-sft??- I 
 f^f«T?5-&c. JRof, fs?5Tlf /.-&c. ^T't-Htl^-Tre^ g- of 0. I 
 
 3 unbend, lose, relieve from close attention, f^fft^ m.- 
 ft''Tffrf/.-&c. ^^, TTl^afN?/. sp^-^. 
 
 4 (the bowels). 3T^-f%OT'-&c. ^iT^, aT^oETWr m.-^%- 
 qoir »!.-rikj+1ydl/.-&c. 3TM^, ^l3T«». 5^?5-fe7T-&c. ^R^. 
 
 To Eelax, v. n. remit in close attention. f?^-aftt5-g^-&c. 
 fl^t, B^l^/-f^%qWT «i.-ft?^/.-g?HTf /.-&c. !JJTof-tn^, 
 
 Eelaxatiou, «. V. V. A. 1. 2.— act. i^sjT^ «. ^?j q^ n. 
 
 3 «»(/ Amusement, Eefue hment. — state, f^^^r «». f^- 
 4 — state. 3i<^o6*<uii »n. f^f^MOIT »». rl^'^iyHl/. 
 
 Belaxed, p. V. V. A. 1. ?lf7R%?iT, iis %^-«i^ar, &c. ^I- 
 
 4 3Tt^, f^m. [ spt^. 
 
 Of r. bowels. <j\zr^ 3T^, 3T^ q>rT^, ?!Y^, ^- 
 
 Eet.axee, n. Eki-axino, p. a. v. V. A. 1. ^r^ m ui Kl , %H^^- 
 
 on^, Rrfl^ *I»<"IK1, &c. ^f^T^T-Ac. ^JfTf-q;K^-&c. f^rf*T- 
 
 4 ar^ *<uiK(, aT^"?OTT stittitrt, Ac. 
 
 I. rendering languid. Jt% #t?5 ^^tTTTT, »rllP|-TTf?I-&c. ^- 
 
 ^0TTTT-3Tm<»TRT-'PR^-ST??-&c. SR^r^T^T^. [rft/. 
 
 Eelat, n. ( of horses, runners, Ac. ).^f. ^cqr m. imr 
 
 E. stage-station. st^P^^/. 
 2b Eeleasb, v. a. liberate, set free, v. To Free. #iwf, ^- 
 
 5^, ^frw^/.-g^^/.-'^^?T OT.-&C. ^^ y. ©/"p. ^- 
 
 ^tpPT/. Btl^oj|F/. ^3/. ^43AI« ff». HT^^T n. 4i<^\n. 
 
 HT^ w.— «<a<«. f ?^/. ^/. ^ras^/. 5%/. 
 
 I. acquittance from a debt, Sfc. ^^%f^^^f. q^T^PT^ fl. 
 
 Eeleased, ;>. V. V. ?fr5^?JT, ^S?Tc^, Kt"F5ET ^^rTT, &c. «r- 
 
 I. (from an obligation, a promise, &c. ). 3rTTTf, T^frjf. 
 Eei.easee, n. EELEAsnfo, ^. o. v. V. wliOIKI, ^TI^TRT, ^- ' 
 
 To Eelext, v. n. become pitiful or tender. ^ifT/.-^K^T m.- 
 «F3<poE/.-si'^i M.-&C. if^ in. con. 5^, «»■-*«( *Sr, ^ »».- 
 
 <TneR OT.-&C. f jSr »«. con. Jt;jr-^H-f 5-&C. ^, jr^rtmr 
 
 w.-JTJtTT/.-HT^ W.-&C. qof t». co». 
 Eelestisg, n. T. V. ^^^Tsn m. qr^ ot. ^JTm. ^%^ qr^T^ ♦». 
 Eelentless, a. piiiless,\. Ceuel. «P5tT, TTTTW^^, HH^^, 
 
 Belextlesslt, arfo. toithout pitg. ^^^^, ^^Tqonif, ^C^tr- 
 Eeleutlessness, «. V. A. ^stTTTT m. f^^qq^JIT »». '^]^]^- 
 
 Belevanct, n. y. A. XTRrPrFTT/. srT^lfoiJFf^ n.&e, iRnh^- 
 
 Eelevaht, a. applicable to the subject in hand, pertinent. 
 
 ^rf^, srernrg^Tft, ij'^T^'Errf, sr^^r^«(t. 
 
 Eeliable, n. V. Tbcstwobtht. f^*qrer5rT,»1<=l?lNr, ft''^^. 
 Beliakce, «. V. Confidence. f^>«rTO m. »Tfror or »TT?B^r w. 
 
 frT«fTT m. i\r*\H m. Pf^f. Some terms for a person or 
 
 thing in or on which reliance is placed, are. ^ l ^t l l ll -fe f lH l .i 
 
 /. TT^^T^foE n. JTT?^=^ ^^f- 
 Belic, «. that which remains of ter the loss or decay of the 
 
 rest. 3T^?t^ m. 7t^ m. ftlc5^/. 3TTf^tn m. m.fvki^ m. 
 
 2 relics ; v. Cohpse. ?I^ n. 
 Eeiict, n. V. Widow, frq^/ 
 Eewep, n. removal or alleviation of pain, grief., distress, ^c. 
 
 J'.^^TTR n. |:<HmR^K m. ji^PTt^^ n. j-.^jihRmivI^ n. gr- 
 
 PiMMR^K w. 3lfJT^MR»iMi «. &c. JiT^qft^R m. i)TKq- 
 
 Rhi^jt «. &c. 
 
 2 ea«f or res< obtained. 3TTTTK »». 3TTTT*ft /. "%Tn. ?nTT«TR 
 
 m. f^ssrm m. f^«Ttfrf/. ^fffT/ V^^r^ f. 
 
 3 ( of a sentry, Ac ). sj^of n. sj^/. qT^=ZTRT TT^w, 
 4i person, Sfc. reliecing. ^?^, *t^r*(r. 
 
 5 See Help. 6 See Eedbess. 
 
 That is in r. — sculpture, &c. ;j^R5OT. 
 To Eeliete, v. a. free wholly or partially from pain, grief, 
 distress, Sfc. aTRTT m.-^^ «.-"%^ «.-&c. ^dJ-ipt'Sf, STTTTH 
 OT.^ n. qraot, 5:?^qR^ w.-J-.^rrR^TT^ n.-&c. JFTDT. 
 To r. one's need. TT^/. ■Mlrl'^^'f y. q/'o. 
 
 2 alleviate, mitigate., Sfc. y. To Ease. ^»Rot, ^^r m.-g:q- 
 qim m.-qnHT «.-^tffT/.-&c. spT't y.o/ o. 
 
 3 tuccour, V. To Heup. T^/-^^ /.-Ac. ^^-^, 
 
KBL 
 
 717 
 
 EE^r 
 
 4 ( a sentinel, &c.). •j'^-iuf, m-ldOi, m^ f. ^^ g. ofo. 
 
 Kelieted, p. T. V. 1. anrnr ^?f?5T, &<?. vftffij:^, <ift5?T 
 
 J|IHf^H4iH. [JHTtfl. 
 
 4 nW-i-li, Ac. 
 Believer, n. Kelikvt>"o. p. o. v. V. 1. VTTTTH ^«IKV-MI4<iir. 
 tr- *<<nMi, Ac. 5:^ft^Tr^, 5:'Rif?*Tr?r=E-5Tr^'?;-f^«iK't>- 
 
 ?imiF, ^TTTf^^TT^- hRhi^+-Ac. ftSTifrnT^-^^-Ac. ^- 
 
 WlMHiJ^-^m^-Ac. 
 
 2 ^M^uiHi, ?nT^, Ac. iT?T*T^-<Sc. ^^-^U'^-Ae. 
 
 Belioios, n. T. PiEiT. vfA m. ^«<hR >/. *rf^/. »4R»*flfl m. 
 Course of r. rdigiout office* and exerctes, — compreh. 
 ^ir^ m. ^^^ TO. ^^%^^jJT/. 
 
 Destruction or extinction of r. or a r. (TKf^%^ m. 
 Establishment of r. or a r. tn^?5i?NT «• 
 2 a r. a faith, y^ m.T^ n. JTHt «• IJ^Hrf fli. 
 Good r. ^S^ m. 
 Hindu r. Tltt^m m. 
 Belioiocs, n. T. Piocs.— of persons, mi^, q4^, tp^T- 
 <l<<<n, ^iRfcm-i, mT'^Mh, »r!PT?ft^, H^T'ft, ^NKVI^, ^- 
 
 !^, Pl^^Hp-mi, f^«<*ft, Pj*IMH<, f'llfH^ pop. ^Pl^, ^1%^. 
 
 2 o/, or btlonging to r^iyion. ^JTRT, tJM'lR«(*^^, y^^- 
 
 *(U|i-^r, MHfijf<<*, *iKflH-Tt. [ Ac. vrK'TTT^TT. 
 
 Beuoiooslt, adv. v. A. 1. Mr^^^'-i, Hf'PHT^i^H'Pt^, 
 Belioiousiteu, «. T. A. 1. *nT*T^i'mT w. ^JTT^rsnr/. h^th- 
 
 iff^:^/. N^Ru/. T^T^f^^/. fSj^nrfSniT/. *^r*i^/. 
 
 To BU.I5QUISH, p. a. V. To Abaxdos, To Give vr. s^t?^, 
 ^I|^ ^, fTPI »i.-&c. ^mt ^. o/ 0. f»re^fdT_ 
 
 Belikqcuhmest, «. T. V. fltl^T f». f«n»I m. ^^s^ n. THTn 
 m. fifW»T m. fJnnT^ n. 
 
 B. of right or titleto. ♦m i Ptfft i/. ^fff^fftf/. 
 
 BctiiH, «. T. Tawb. ^^/. iirtt/. ?^/. afTfir*^/. 
 
 2 «u<, imack,flator, ife. y. Taste. 3IT/- HT^"». ^m n. 
 
 3 Mm«<AM»; eaten vUhfood to jive m relitk. ^^ ?rppT«. 
 
 3b Belish, v. a. yi'w a nice Utte to. 'n^f.-m\ «.-»!rtt/.- 
 
 4c. *ii^ui-^'St. 
 
 2 /i*« <** ttttie of. ritif/.-^Hf.-r^f..tc. m-mtHf. ofo. 
 
 tcith in. eon. Htl-Ac. fR»J-;?T»W in. eon. 
 To Beiisb, v. n. Mate a pleating latte. ^Wf.->iittf..f!^f.' 
 
 Ae. WT^ y. of I. »Ttl-4c. s^fW-fT^. 
 
 2 *«t« mJUvor or tatte of »7T/.-^T^ m.-wm w.-'tq «.- 
 
 •wfir ■•.-Ac. ^mwry. ofo. 
 
 BstvCTAVCt, «. V. A. snd U3rwtf.tr»o»T«i!. ft-iltfl «. ^fFj 
 ». IITH «». ^T^»ft/. U'iPi/. f^^^WT/. [■i<<i^"<t. 
 
 BnccTAiTT, «. T. U.iwii,Lr5o. mrrift, THfit, fimn, f^»[ff, 
 BriccTAjiTtT, «</p. T. A. ifrsin «f!?T*f, ft^f**:^, »rm»ft- 
 
 if,&c. 
 Jb B«LT. ». «. T. To Connvt. ^K^m •i.-ftr«^TV w^-Ac if • 
 
 lb Bemaix, v. n. he left, he as residue, j^, ^T^, f?T?!'E- 
 &c. 3TO^-Tr^, ??rVt?T or J*(|-*J1^ ^, f^95%W SWJf-TT- 
 
 2 continue, last, T. To Esdube. ?:t^, ^Dt,?Tn^, ^f^, 
 
 3 «^(jy, <furZ/, V. To Beside, ^pf, aTO'if, J^nr m. ^?T^, 
 Bemaisdee, ». ^*a< wAicA it left. g^/. 3ft/. ^'[^/. ^f. 
 
 Zktff. sfT^/. ?PT TO. n. 31^^ TO, ft^^ tt, ilfii^ril Hm 
 fn.-3T^T TO.-Ac. 
 
 Filling up ( ot supplying ) the r. irteTTt^T ^K\Z\ m. 
 
 That is without r. 3T^^. 
 2 — in Arithmetic. «IT^T^/. ^T^/. WR «. 
 Bemaiseb, n. Bemaixlxo, p. v. V. 1. <l^uiKKlf^^rJI, &c. 
 3TriT, ^(^<ii, *ni>t, *n^^, Rra^, f^S'iit, fiir^<tn-^i, 3T«T- 
 
 f^, f?T?, ;j^iT?r— compreh. J^^l^iOT, 5R^. 
 B£MAi>-s, n. T. Bklic, Ekmaisdeb. ^^ m. n. 3T^^ m. 
 
 2 V. CoBpgE. ^iT n. ^?T ». 
 2b Bemasd, v. a. tend or eail hack. fiRTH-TTfT-HT^fRt-Ac. 
 
 Eemanext. See Bemsast. 
 
 Beuark. See >'otice, Obsebvatios- 
 
 To Bemabk. See To Note, To Obskkve. 
 
 Behabkable. See Notable, Stbakge. 
 j, Bemaekably, ado. s^-qlrT ^\^^^ 5Tt^r-^«(U<<M'l«ii-Ac.^^"^t- 
 
 fT 3TT?'r?t'^ i]^\\ TT^ 3=rar, <PR^. 
 i Bemaebiaoe, «. jH^r^ m. 
 j Bemediable, a. v. V. <?ft^ *<iMi<?nTT-Ac. TIW *^i*<i- 
 
 Beuecial, a. affording.^ gfc. a remedy. JTT^n^T, ^<^MIST, 
 
 Bexbdies, p. v. V. g^nr %^3T, T^fT. 
 
 Bemediless, o. admitting no remedy. fSfFTTT, ^i1hI<^, 31- 
 
 Eemedt, n. that tehich cures or counteracts. ^3W^m. 3^f «. 
 ^r*M m. iJM-HK w. 
 
 Harsh, violent, Ac. r. atTT^ 3^?!^ w. SJT^^ f^ft>- 
 
 WT/. ^Hfl^O-dMNm. ^TWft 3^R «• <ll»itft g'HTt to. 
 
 a i H^flH^IK TO. [♦n«^><'HK TO. 
 
 Mild, Ac. r. fl r^ lMIM m. ?n^^R «. H^t^'lK «. 
 
 Temporarj r. ^iv^f^*^/. THT^twr «. 
 
 lb Bemedt, p. a. cure or remove. 3qm «.-Ac. ft^, iftfl- 
 
 ^, «?^^ OT.-!TfVT1iR TO.-Prom «.-f*»n^ ^^Ki.-Ac. ^T^ 
 
 ^•o/o- 
 
 To Bkmemdeh, r. a. have or retain in mind. SRTWJ/.-WT- 
 
 or n.-Mfr^f.-^if.-&c. i^-^^-^T^ot y.o/ 0. iT^tn ^^, 
 
 3nWT/.-nTTwr fi.Ac. 3ni^-U|3Ty. o/o. wi<A in. cwi. 
 
 To fail to r. »rT5S^. 
 2 r«a« /o mind. y. To BECOttKCT. 3TTOT«lf, ^K^, 3fT- 
 CTTir/.-Ac. «;^y.o/o. ^ [^ 
 
 BziuuiBMSD, f . T. V. 1. 3!rafT%f%?n, 3nwT <if^*tai, 
 
"KEil 
 
 718 
 
 EEII 
 
 2 3TI<l«lrirtf, ?H<<^rfl, &C. ^HfTj f ^n?T. 
 Eemembeuer, n. EEMEMBEErsG, p. a. T. V. arrs^T %^<TT- 
 ^T-TTwnrr, &c. HTfrr^^ronrT, ^Hfrnrpr. 
 
 2 STTST'TITr, ^TTTirr, &C. ^rrf, tmui-&c. ^Prtf. 
 Eemembeance, w. Me having or retaining in mind. arrWT 
 
 ^ilT'Jr «. fHfrf /. ^m/. ( «;/<A neg. con, ) g^^qrH"! ». 
 
 ar^yrRwrr/.^^Trff^ «. [&c. ^. 
 
 To come suddenly into r. +'^<Si, t*'<«l it.-^'gf^/.- 
 2 a memento, v. Meiioeiai,. aTT5^onp/r«n^mft/. 
 Eemembbascee, n. he or that tvhich reminds. aTTS^TI-^HTiT 
 
 2b Eemind, t). o. ;)w< in mind of. ^rz^v[ f.-^trm n.-&c. ^- 
 
 ^''t-^JT^of, t»1<.«t<'f, 5^nr^, HHtrT-3<Iii«<''TtcT-tM<.u|ffT-&C. 
 
 aTlurJf, ^TRtJT, n.-^^n.-t^-^'W f. ^{^ g. ofo. 
 Eeuixded, f. V. V. aiidtjui f^r^ar, &c. *H i R<T. 
 Eeuinder, n. Eemindikq, ji. a.r. V. aTTS^"! ^KT, ^HTiiT^- 
 
 (JITTT,&c. *H<«)UIK1,*MK*", tHni-*H<ui-&c.«FK«p-vT'T'F-&C. 
 Eemikiscence. See Memory, Eecollection. 
 Eeuiss, a. slack, lax, ^'c. v. Dilatory. Negligent, fk^t 
 
 or fe?^, ^, fJBri =qr, f ti^^, Rif*??!, »frn5s, »TH^m- 
 
 Eemissioh, v. V. A. l.-'oct. ^m ^or n. f^^^TT^^ qdf w. 
 Ac. — stale. fe^T %^%'MT »»• &c. ^F'lt'TiTT m. ^IT »». 
 f^r( /• ^^ f-^f- [ /• ffr^M. 
 
 2— ae<. ?frf^ n. MW ^^ «. &c. gfsft^ n. JTPpt /. ^m 
 3— ac^ #^n. &c. ^/. ^rs/. »n¥t/. 
 
 I. matter remitted. ^ f. ^f. 
 
 II. ( of a distemper ). grrHT m. vj+lrf wj. 
 
 E. and exacerbation. g'dK-^i f». [rf^Tr'T^^. 
 
 Eeuissly, adv. r. A. f«^MuiM', fiTrnXpf, &c. ^if-Ac. ^57T, 
 Eemissness, n. v. A. fsrfMui «. fj^MUIl m. fe^r^/, fe?^/. 
 
 To Eemit, v.a. relax, slacken, diminish intensity of. ft?JT-<ft- 
 3-f^f»T55-&C. ^TTjf, fe^lf /.-gwf^ /.-&c. SR^-TTl^-tTTot 
 ff. of 0. r<!rtl^«K-g^I^^-3HI*+(N<-ic. ijSt-q^ot, ;^ ?».- 
 
 5lo5 n.-rt3nft/..&c. ^*ff ^rot y. o/o. 
 
 2 ( a punishment or fault ) forgive, pardon. #?Sr, ^\^ 
 SF^, 5I?ft^ ^T^, HTSft/. ^^ y. o/ 0. 
 8 release, toaive, yield, give up. ^^Sr, jtt^ .^^, ^^/--^t- 
 3/.-&C. ^-Miauf. 
 
 4 (monies). qT^oif, 9ld«|uft/.-<TI<S«l<^^^/.-&c. ^K^ g.ofo. 
 To r. by bill, j^ ^^f. 
 
 5 See To Eefer. G See To Eemand. 
 
 To Eemit, v. n. slacken, become less intense, v. To Abate. 
 
 afr»T OT.-&C. ^>*ft-&c. ^^ g. of s. 
 
 2— fever, &c. 3^TK m.-^^^[^ m. <T^, TrR&T. 
 Eemittance, «. qrs^tjft/. qT3^"t5?yT"^ m. 
 Ekihttkkt, a. — fever. r<<«IMv«K m. 
 Bemnant, «. See Eemalvdeb. 2 ( of cloth ). «PT^sr «, <F5% 
 
 Small r. *n?[/..rfi«». qf^/. %lt?t^/. 
 Eemnants. pieces, scraps, odds ^' ends, ^^^or m. n. 
 Eemon'steasce, «. expostulation. JpRJ^oft/. ^R^mwfT/. 
 
 fj!FTTT/.3Trqffr/. arrr^Hm'JT n. amRi«fi^m. wrf¥r?5^OT. 
 
 2b Eemonsteate, ». «. expostulate. ^jtT m.^Z. ^^ot-grs^t, 
 
 Eemouse, «. pain of conscience., v. Eeobet. q^nrnT m. ^ff- 
 <TN »». TJT^arr m. ^^/. ««^e««. jTT^TIT m. ^X'^Xf. ^- 
 "^"^^f- ^^^^f- l^'f *"• ^ "•• iS^^ift/. 
 
 Eemorseful, a. v. Eepextaxt, T^mrft, arjrfrft, arjfTJr, 
 
 T^WMIMIxir, aT^fTTTrsfT, JT^T^JT. 
 Eemoeseless, a. pitiless, v. Ceuel. ^^t, TTTTW^^T, !F3R. 
 Eemobselessly, «</». V. A. f%?(«r"mT^, spjy^jr^r^, Ac. 
 Eemoeselesssess, n. v. A. fn^TT'TT »». *iti-Mi«F4KWuiI m. 
 Eemote, a. V. Distakt. ^, |T^T, ?5f5I, ^Tf^*f?T, ?wr, ^rf- 
 
 Eemoteness, «. T. A. ^m w. Sfsft/, 55?^ n. ^mf ^- 
 
 F«T<TT/. 3T?rf5r*TPT «• f^ST^ »«. 
 Eemovable, a. v. V. !i;i5r^FJTmT-&c. ?VH TTaTTTRftlT-Ac. 
 
 2 ^^ :Rrar^TnT-WT^-&c. !rnr5rr^^-&c. ^, «t1^^, 
 
 3 ^ ^{\M\ v^YTT, *|iSi<<i^»ltTT, &c. 
 
 Eemoval, Eemovino, n. v. V. A. l.^act. «jv|(iuY n. :j5^n. 
 r<TRf?R ^^ «. &C.— slate. ^RMIFSJ 7«. ?»TRifR n. r<T- 
 
 2— aci. ^ jpTwr n. ^^'if «. &c. ^>PTi^ n. ^or w. qft^f R 
 wt. ^TTT'T «. PlHIKOl «. aiwtdiui n. a^sT'HKI «. 3c^I^n. 
 Pji.'H'l n. ^irm »». 31MH<<H «. arq^TrR w. fif^ m. 
 3— act. !Fr?^ «. f^ ^^ «• &c. <j<'t*<.ui fl.^Vn^ n. f^: 
 SPRR or f^"s^RR n. 
 
 \. V. N. 3ii»iim3eijf n. &c. r^Fms? m. r<TRf?i^ ». r«T- 
 
 HtHT «. T«TRH^ m. 5ptR5'T^M. 
 1. See Death. 
 To Eemove, v. a. put or move from its place, cause fo change 
 place. ^T^of, vj<i=(w(, ^r^^t^Sr, ^uf, q^^ ^lIT'f, vimT/.-f»IT- 
 ^ «..?iTa; «.-&c. q^r?wr-qn5J0T g. of 0. r«TT?rf?fT n.-?4T?5f- 
 rTT n.-&c. JR<'f-^FTl%^ y. ofo. ^vn^^f^-&c. Jp^. 
 
 2 ( evils, complaints, &c. ). take or put atcay ; cure, 
 remedy. ^T^ot, <?nWot, ^T^, k^, f^R^iaf, HRor, qft^- 
 
 &c.^^ g. ofQ. 
 
 3 ( from a post or office ) v. To Dismiss. ^JRot, ^ 
 
 To Eemove, v. n. change place, go from one place to anothtr. 
 
 3imT/.-?'4PT «.-&c. qTH5ot-q^ot, ?5iTH*R5 m.- ^iJc^H^ 
 
 w».-WRf?IT «.-&c. ^m g. ofs. 
 Eemote, «. See Eemoval. 2 »/e^ 2« a gradation, Hm(\ f. 
 
 3 ( in farriery). ^rM^f 
 Eemoved, p. Sf a. T. V. A. 1. q;i?^3F, -di^lrfrfl, &«. Wmf- 
 
 ?Tft^, wf^ft^T, ramtrT^irnT, r«?3fw<MiH. 
 
 To be far r. J^T^. 
 2 5? %^, ^?5^Sf5T, Ac. Ijft^m, aiqfllRH, 3T^?T, f*r- 
 ^Tft?T, r«1<Rld, f^R^, 'rft^fT, TOR^T, arr^ft^T, sfTft?!. 
 
"SES 719 
 
 3 *I«f'-ai, ^ *«rfl, &c. ft:^Tf%fl or p?»*lRlr(, 3rVrRR. 
 I. See Be^ote. 
 Bemoveb, n. KEiiOTiso, />. a. v. V. A. 1. *TCTTRT, 7WIT- 
 
 ^, Ac. r«?-iiH< 'p<mKi, &c. +(K*. 
 
 2 5? *^"1HI, Ac. 3r?TR^, MR^«*, ^TT-mR^K-Ac. ^rrf- 
 
 i^rft, ^-^rTT-^^^-fr^ ( iu comp. ), f^^f^*. 
 To Kemvsebate. See To Rewabd, To Compessate. 
 Bemusebatios, n. t. Bewabd. ^onft/. ^<nRo5/. H I R<l1 f^». 
 
 2 See CoiiPESSATios. 
 Resal, a. Mon^ing to the Jeiineyt or rein*. K*(R<Mr, 5- 
 
 BK5C0U5TEK, &c See Clash, Scupfle, Skibsiish, Ac. 
 To Be>-d, r. o. V. To Teah. <PTlwi, >M^ im, f^T^^, '.<*UJiif, 
 
 ftH^ or (%MI<H fi.-Ac. ^^ y. of 0. 
 To r. in two. ^^r%f. %m g. of 0. 
 To r. in pieces. qfTi <FT^ ^. [*T^-^. 
 
 To RE50EB, r. o. T. To Retcr>-. <TT^ ^Tot-^, <TTH-7=5T-&c. 
 
 2 give, afford, yielJ, ^-e. ^, ^^, snqwr n. ^RTit. 
 
 3 make or eau$e to he. ^RWr, ipT^, 5^'f^fire ( in 
 C(Hnp. ) ^RwJ. 
 
 4 T. To Tbakslatz. *< ii Ih< il-Ao. ^T't ^. 0/ 0. 
 KE5i>ixt5a, See Vebsios, Tkasslatioh. 
 BZSAKZTOCS, n. meeting, atsemlling. ^^[^ m. sm^t «. %?/. 
 
 2 — place of aaaembling. fsratrqr^.&c. vlHTT/. %j/.f^- 
 
 ot n. Tf^ n. %T/. ^f^^rFfTPT n. ^^?Tr<I^ «. 
 Tb Be5Dez VOL'S. See To Assemblb. 
 Bexsoade, Beseoabo, n. apottale, ife. ^MMH(l<n, ia<J^WI- 
 
 •ft, *^HflWI'n, ^-^lil-HI TtlT «. 
 Jo Besew, v. a. make new, rmoraie, retlore to a former or 
 
 good ilate. 5T^-«TrJTT-'W7-»1M4I^I<«l-&c. ^djf, T^TT^, 
 
 flffl^oj or JTlUM.ul, HM^^uf or •i^^KVJ, -J>/1<oft /.-^ft'Jlf- 
 
 5K m.-Ac. ^m J. of 0. 
 
 2 Mdjttf or do again or afreth, T. To Befeat. ^^•Ac. <I>- 
 
 W, f%5:^-'|^:-»i«Mi'(-Ac. ^^-Ac. 
 
 RE9KWABLE, a. T. V. 1. 5l^-Ac. ^f m i vH^' ll-^nWAc. 
 
 2 f^^in-^MJI'l-Ac. *(l*1ljTl'll-^«1l'l»1l-^mTT. 
 BmtwAL, Bcrewnto, n. t. V. 1. »t^ ^m n. hh« i < < ^ n. 
 Ac. "Hf«l<«fly! TTHift/. ^ifl^iUI «. sffff^TTm. Tj[^>i. 
 
 2 ^TT ^FTflf n. f^M ^01 M. ^ift^riT «. 
 Be5Bwed, f . T. V. 1. ^WT %'?^, ^f«U^, Ac. ^^Vft. 
 
 2 ^^ *5?^, f^w:^ lp!?^, Ac. iWlrii, 5*T;f>T. 
 Re^hbt. See Bowet. 
 To Bcjfoocf, r. o. iMOtra, iitcUim, ^e. i. To Dnrr. 3Tt- 
 
 (TQTTf7-'Ml'llPl4l«l-Ae. CT^-'R'T, *l(»l<«l, •«^«f1»U»i.- 
 
 3»»if^ «i.-Ac. «r# f. of 0, 
 
 2 relinquuh^ east of.fonake, Sfe. t. To Oite vt. JU%- 
 
 Jt, #iwf, ^\^ n. iftl^ ^. <j/' 0. flWf. fT^-<l*T- WT^ 
 
 ^ ^. 0/ 0. f>l^i3|P% M. /. ^, 3»^rt *i.-???pf^ii.- 
 
 5^m M.-Ac. w^ g. ofo. 
 Borouircro. f. T. v. 1. 3Tt»TT^ ^T^i^, Ac. ?n^^, "H- 
 
 BEP 
 
 2 dlt^rtl, ^Is^^^T, Tr^f^H, RHP. 
 Eenouscemest. See Eenukciatiox. 
 To Besovate, Eesovation. See To Bexew, Renewal. 
 Eesows, n. V. Fame. qStfrf/. ^TT^ n. HPT ». STnsifT/. ^^V^^ 
 
 Eenow>-ei>, o. v. Famous. qmif^H, ?itTr^, ^frTHT^, Tm- 
 «:nft, TTH^, sTIHnHM or ^, vl'MI^<, ^IfSjRr^ /)0/>. 
 
 Be>t, p. T. V. qrr?^, fsR^OT, Ac. ^r^t^jf , f?^RH, ?5^, 
 
 *lf?r1, fi|MP.?T or RMlfid. 
 Best, n. hire paid for a houte. ttI n. H><|q| »/i. jtH^ n. — 
 loose or iudef. HT^?ftjt «. 
 
 2 ( of laud ). tTRT w. ?Tr?T«IKT m. ?TRT m, «re[?5 w. 
 Nominal r. ^T551*ft/. 
 B. paid in kind. ^ZJff. 
 
 3 W/<, /tfor, ^c. ^f. "FToH' w. P. f^T^, 3n, ^TTTT w. ». 
 
 ^nr, ^, ^PTT »»• ^rmr m. ». fn^. 
 
 To Best, v. a. let to ( houees, tenements ). ^TTjm^-TTS^IT- 
 j ^ \^ -r^FT^, Hl^ ^^fH ^, ( lands ) W=^ ^-3T^. 
 j 2 hold from, ( houees, tenements ). >TTmT^ ^-3^^, 
 I *n% "^ ^— ( lands ) flr^n%-&c. ^nr. 
 
 Bestal, Bext-hdll, n. list or account of rents, f^w/. ?T^- 
 
 I ?ft?j/. ». ?r?wTfn. «g;5T5^-<reit!»rT^fNt-3iHT«i<Nft-Ac. 
 
 Besteb, n. Bestixo, /). o. V. V. 1. 'TTS^n^-TrsqiH ^oiRT- 
 riHuiKI,— ( oilands ) ^=«n% ^'IKI, Ac. 
 2 M1S*<M' «mRT, Ac. ^rri^ift, »(l«TdO,— ( of lands )?IT- 
 
 BEjin>-ciATiON, n. v, V. l.—act. a(Tt»n^% ei^ n. m^- 
 
 ^ n. Hl*l< »». 3iM^+K m. aH'fl^K w. [Sr^^«. 
 
 2— act. Z\^ n. ?l>jwf n. Ac. fTTTm. qf^BTT'TOT. 3r^ m. 
 
 B. of the world. WTO^rTftpmr m. Bee also under 
 
 "WOBLD. 
 
 Repaid, p. v. V. 1. Tr?T %^t?T, <f<^l, Ac. 
 2 Tl%f^, Ac. irfrT^. 
 ' To BzPi.ift, V. a. restore to a good or sound stale; mend, 
 ijC. g'TTT't, gVT^ or gVR'it, ^WT^ or ^mi<uj, sw^- 
 ^ or HH«K»<j atTPW^, JCW-sftz-Ac. ^ot, ?tN«I<6t, 
 VTWT'ir, ^WliO/.-Hn^fl/. "PT^y. 0/0. vftoff^ w. ^. 
 jM g.of 0. For this word as understood in the enlarged 
 or free sense of to mend hurriedly, cursorily, super- 
 ficially, ^e. and ua conveying the general sense of 
 such words and phrases as, to dovp, stitch up, patch 
 up, to patch and piece, to doctor, to put somewhat to 
 rightsjo set into some order, ^c.some colloquialisms are, 
 yftTI't, jifT 51^ ^. ^»Tot/t*<!I^ VTflf, ?l*I|»l/.'IT»t5- 
 5ft or «l«If1jft /.•<ll*f?<t /.-liWTKnr n.-r\U\l\t\\t[%f.. 
 
 w\f!:v^f.-^x^^--'^^xi[''(^--^<^[vl^s^.-&c. «7%. ©/"o. 
 
 2 luj^y lots. »Tr«r or »T«»I ^. 
 
 3 ( a measure, a fault, Ac. ) reiriete. ?nWT^, ?TWTw. 
 -^im«5;»/.-Ac. ^t'ty. 0/0. irf^^STTw.-f^ftM/.-Ac. «- 
 ^, ?7T«T m.-Jrartt't/.-Ac. *t»f y. 0/0. 
 
 2b B»Aii, V. n, y, To Bnoix. ^, ^, ^?pn«r, M/. 
 
720 
 
 EEP 
 
 Eepair, llEPAiRi>a, n. v. V. A. 1. — act. gf^R^ «. sft^ ^- 
 dt n. &C. gurtllft/. I*m^/ ^«T5fTft/. JUHTrf /. 5?fWf- 
 ^R m. 3r55'Jr n. — cursory, superficial, &c. 5T1^^ or 
 
 ffrems/. frrr^ra/. ^Mra/. *tfT^?n: «. syr^rfe^/. 
 
 To keep in r. iFI|^/.-^3wTT/.-3Tr3T/.-H^rH?t/.-T^- 
 
 To look after the repairs of. ^^/. "nf "f, 
 Eepaibable, Eepabable, a. v. V. A. 1. gyKl*(M"l<ll-^m- 
 ?rr-&e. sft7 jp<i4(ivfi»ir-^R^i-&c. ^^oftW, 3"^. 
 
 Eepaiked, />. T. V. A. 1. fqH355!, Jft? %?5t5r, ?ltn5^c5T, H- 
 
 rm?T %^?5T, Ac. t[T.Z\^. 
 Eepaireii, n. Eepaikisp,^. a. v. V. A. 1. g^iTTT'TTTr, *ft^ 
 
 4><UIK1, rji'l^yiKI, g'^mft-Ac. ^TOIRT, ^iftoff^R^P, 3ft- 
 
 off^R^TTT. 
 Eepaeatiox. See Amesds, Compessatios. 
 Eepaetee. n. rcar/y a«iZ witty reply. !ft^>t^-5TnF^l¥t% 3'- 
 
 tTT n. ^\<-\\<^A\ ^ m. <f^+|TH( «, 
 Eepast, «. V. Meal. %cIot n. Sj^ «j. [ ?!MI^I< m. 
 
 Slight r. <^T55 m. ^^R WJ. aTr^I^K «. FJ^Hr^^ «. 
 T(? Eepay, r. a. pay lad: "RrT <J)^-^djf, ^ot, ^jfot. 
 
 2 mn^e re<!»-« or reqiHtal. 'R<T-3?IS-TR-&c. ^^, %?oif, 
 
 T>5/. q;?;ot ^. of o. srf^qf?5 n. ^^, sffrt^M n. ^fR'n. 
 
 EePAVMEXT, «. V. V. 1. ^Xr[ ^fRIlt ». "RrT ^ M. &C. qTfI^«. 
 
 2 q^ ^ n. &c. %?/. ^<Pc5 n. sifJTJ^iT «. 
 
 To TX^VEkL, V. a. ah-ogate, annul, v. To Abolish. ifre'Jf, 
 
 ^-5)|rf)«-&c. sfR^r. 
 Eepeal, Eepealiso, «. V. Y.—act. ifrs^ «. ^ ^iJr «. &c. 
 
 — s/a/c. HH «i. ??rT wi. 3"=^ m. 
 2b Eepeat, r. a. do again, do over again. fsFS^T-J^-JT.- 
 
 pr^TT^-Ac. ^R^-&C. 'drfiUJ, 'dp4'iH-'R^ ^Rot, §*)R«i, 
 
 5^Ro|f, i^TRTift /--p^t afnf%/.-qfR^TT/.-&C. ^^ 
 
 To r. a second time, i. e. do a third time. frraTToi, 
 fH*IKuft/. JJRW^. of 0. 
 
 ^rfi^i-'R'TST -&c. ^te% -'^onJf-&c. arg^T^, JT?^/.- 
 
 3 recite, rehearse, s^oiuf, *-^u|ufl /. q;?Tjf, ai^g^T^, <T55T»- 
 qRur, 3T5^ m. ^Tot. 
 
 To r. from memory. TTS '^'T'jf. 
 
 To r. frequently so as to fix in the mind j to con. ^- 
 
 4 V. To Blab, To Tell. |*l^i^^5i-&c. ^ra^-^tnir. 
 '^rs'xf, ar^sTT^, sR^ m. ^:m g. ofo. 
 
 Eei'Eated, p. y. V. 1. r4>4H-5'=|T-5^r=«TRr-&c. ^fuJ^SI, g^T 
 T^?5T, &c. JSRRl^, ^Hilfrl, ^^^. [ F^W. 
 
 2 fp57T-J5^ -5?I-^r^-&c. »:^^^?5T-^t?5^r5T, &c. qJR>tfi 
 
 3 »^4!5>ar, &c. qf5?T. 
 
 Eepeatedly, ado. again and again, t. Often. ^t^R, ftft- 
 
 Eepeateb, «. Eepeatikg, 2?. a. t.V. 1. f^?5?T-J5=^T-pr='Tr^- 
 &C. JpfTTn-Ac. <3c4<lU|KI, vJcii^ 'I»<*'1HI-&C. JHllffri-ff- 
 
 TTfrTl*Tif-SKT^-&c. 
 
 2 f%57r-f^=^T^-&c. qwoii ;c i -j^oirt-A c. 3^515 ^tt^ctr- 
 
 3 »:^iT'TRr, &c. q^^T-St^'TT^ :t;TTI-=FT<t-&c. 3T^*(|<S«b. 
 
 4 5-«JM4jci qraoiRT, &c. CiT^^n^. 
 I. repeating tcaich. onn»ft ^^ToE ». 
 
 2b Eepel, p. a. drive la<:k. ^TA-^\^\i\-&c. qT?rwr-5FTRWt-^re- 
 
 <JI%drq5I^-f^T^'jf-&e. ^^■"Jf, JIR'^t, Hnri^ot, SffrRTR- 
 
 OT M.-^R'T «.-PiqKU| M.-&C. qs^tif. 
 
 2 See To Oppose. 
 Eepelled, ;>. -v. V. 1, fKV^ '^Mrfrtl-*<K?irtl-«r?^r!T-&c. ^- 
 
 Sf^Sr, MfH'HlRd, f^T^TfTfT, SlfH^?I, q^CT^, wri^fT, q^^rT. 
 Eepelle>-t, a. Eepelleb, «. Eepelli>o,;j. a. v. V. 1. ht^ 
 
 ^ra'iiRr-?iR'^RT-?iT5orT^-&c. ^f?^-sfi?i9R'n-&c. qjffr- 
 
 !FTft-«tc. iffrRIR^, f^^R^, SlfdMlcft. 
 Eepellinq, n. v. V. 1. ^\f[ ^^M n. in'} ^IRiif «. &c. ^Z^S\ 
 
 n. &c. ^TR"! «. f^^RT w. sff?r^Rur «. 
 2b Eepext, v. n. le the sulject of regret or remorse, q^ljjii'r, 
 
 q^Rr «.-q«iiTTrq wi-argrrrq j/».-&e. qr^iir, q^rsff-q^rrrTr- 
 qm-sT^rfTqm&c. qs'if, q^T^ m.-qvirrriq j».-&c. ^of /«. 
 
 con. qJiiTIrTrq W.-&C. JRot, argarq'Jf, m^lTmsiT/. or adv.- 
 
 ft^fm n. iprJr-^rswf, jpHfrai ^T m. ^]^^■^\^^ m^ 
 ^T?r m. f}^ %in. 
 
 2 f7(anye the mind. TTT «.-^f|jy.-&c. qT?5?oi-f^^:?n'lf, »TT 
 
 «.-5^/.-&c qic7?:'jr-f^^-'«i«^«ui y. o/s. 
 
 2b Eepekt, v. a. qssilTTnq w».-%^ »».-&c. q;^t<rf or «ji<7j in. eon. 
 
 ^"r^jjf tf»</* r«<M<rr of 0. 
 Eepektasce, h. v. V.N. 1. q>K)!Ti|q;>oy. q^RT or sf^RTOT. 
 
 q^^oft/ argfrrq »«. HitniM m. 5's?«t%^ ♦». qwiiTTN^- 
 
 f^/. sT^^q^f^/. 3T5^ «i. argm «. ai^jrfrsfsT n. ^- 
 
 ^rftmx m. 
 Eepentaxt, a. Eepexteb, n. Eepei«tino, p. a. v.V. N.l. q- 
 
 *i«?Miq qiMuiKi or qr^jjOT, &c. qwTTfrpft, arg^^nq'^, ar^- 
 
 ^TTFT^, simr^vt^, qTq^f^"ftfl?f, q^fnq^?, a^frfrq- 
 
 Eepkrcussion, n. driving lack. Jrl^f^'^f «. Rf^^I^<»I m. ^- 
 
 Eepeetoet. See Magazine. 
 
 To Eepebcsk, m. read over again, |?r=^I^-&c. «llx(uj, JJRT- 
 ff?T/. ^PT^^. 0/0, 
 
 Eepetition, n. v. V. 1.— «c<. f«|>*.H ^Tot «. f^f^TR «Rot ». 
 &c. ^mi n. IfRof «. 5?IRi^t/ 5^ 3TTfftT/. J^Ff- 
 frr/. fgTTf f^/. qTRR#r». 'flT«mHn. 3TTff^/ qhT:q^«. 
 
 2 f%€5T sfROT H."5^=m# ^t?^ n. &c. q^*^/. qR'.^fTtR- 
 
 n. qq^^H «. f|?:f^/. "Th?^^ «. ar^^rq «. ^fHm/. 
 
 3 ^onjt ». rforrrt/. q^iH n. arg^ ?». 
 
 4 5^-qT3Tcr5I qraot n. &0. 3T5^ ?«. 
 
 2b Eepixe, v. n. grieve at, v. To Fret, To Complain. ^- 
 
BEP 
 
 721 
 
 EEP 
 
 B£Pi>i50, n. V. V. y<q<oi n. &c. 5^/. ^«B^/- ?*H/. 
 Eepiscjo, a. ditpoted to eompiain. pRf^OTT, fW^, ft^- 
 
 2b Beflace, r.a. put ayain in itt place. aTTTr^n" 3Tnff-^^9£t- 
 
 2 tupply the place of by a tuhtiiiule. 5I'II« jnT-^nTnT TT- 
 
 2b Replexish, r. a. See To Fill. 
 
 2 Jill again. fT??T-5^-J^:-KT?[^'TR-&C *n:^-<j:pl ^^. 
 REPuriE, o. V. Full. "Jtit, sR'^'i, "mTT. 
 fizMJTIO.x, «. T. A. ^OpTT/. wRhiTmi/. T'rtfir/. 
 
 l./uUnett of blood. {Tt>i\\§rM n. irfi^f^/. 
 Replicatios. See Assweh. 2 See Rejoinder. 
 Jo Reply, r. n. t. To Assweb. w^ n.-^?wm or =3TT«r m.-&c. 
 
 To r. flatlj, smack, &c. TS'FT »>. 9fT?^-"?fTf^ ^. 
 2— in Law; .i^<HiHr<j<t< n. ^. 
 Beplt, n. V. AsswEK. 3?it »». Mr^Tli n. vl^Tf or ^[\^ m. 
 
 Ready at r. vrTT^mTr^. ^ [/• ) ^Tf^/ | 
 
 2— in disputations. ilr^^TT n. ^?TT/. ( corruptly 3TrFT?^T i 
 Bepobt, «. account reinrned. tc^ m. ^f**d/."«l> (**<«»/. T- l| 
 •nT «. from the English word is common. 
 
 Reports or advices of emissaries at foreign courts. 
 amWTT pop. •JTT^ /■ I 
 
 Written r. |f^»<H I M I m. y< i HM>,< T m. jl 
 
 2 ( of gona, 4c. ) tound, t. Noise, ^r «. e. #i, ^i, |; 
 ITTfPT m. ;n«^ m. 
 
 Loud r. «IITW w. 
 
 3 repute, character, t. Reputatios. ^ji. nm «. ^ftffr/. 
 
 Good r. ^tT*f/ »r^/. »T?^H?5Tf /. c. f*ToS, fi^i^. 
 
 Ill r. ipftffr/. *tvi^*r m. 
 
 i bruit, rumour, yeneral talk. Ifpnft/. 3Rwf or aTT^/. 
 TT or qcg/. M«1*l f». MH^ /. afTIPTT / ^te^ «. /. 
 flf'IIfll'ft or WtntflW^/. ^^/. «nrT/. /»/. R^T^ m. ^T^m. 
 
 FaJso p. t. Fib«icati05. *<t/. ^inft/. sftwTt?/. m. 
 
 Flying p. f*/. 
 
 Mlc reports. VtTWT irOT/. ;>i. fN>^ ITTrft/. unrR 
 
 r. ^f7, ??, f^?r*ft W^ or HM»ft/. 
 
 To spread idle reporta. im/ />/. ^f^, HTm/. pi. 7- 
 
 To spread a r. ^TT^fV-j^ or ♦f^-^T'T. 
 
 Hj© p. is worse than the reality. »!Wf 5CV(t aWf y- 
 
 6 — in law; record oj a deriiion. fi|fimi| *. 
 2b Berocr, a. a. ;/m «m o/fTcia/ aeeovnt or tlafemeiit of. fT- 
 ^R m.-lfVvn/.-Ac. ^t*T»i-f??rit-<TTW^,r?fT«.VT'ty. <>/"o. 
 
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 2 rdale, ^c t. To Tell, ^innif, irfewf, ^^, gsmiiif, 
 vTT^-&c. qJTot. 
 
 To be reported, J« the subject of general talk. ^T^or 
 Repoeteh, n. intelligencer at foreign courts. aT^Hrl^t^ 0)* 
 sftH or 31+*KH«)T'^ or ;ft?r, JTH^^. 
 2 (of a Newspaper, &c.) ^^mTT^r^r-Ac. «IW*OS ' < > ^f * 
 
 Tif^, trrfri^. 
 To Repose, ». n. sifep, r«/, Zi>. f^^of, sitn «. ^HJiot, 3^dr, ' 
 
 2 r«i in confiJence, v. To Confide. H^^^T OT.-f«I><niT »«. 
 
 2b Repose, ». a. See To Rest. 2 See To Place. 
 
 Repose, n. v. Rest, arrrm m. f^stim w. f^«Ttf?T/. ^«itt»tt ?». 
 
 2b Reposit, v.a. lay up for safety or preservation,\.To Lav. 
 
 ^, VI<!?"J, ^'TRT m.-&c. ^T^t, ??rw ^^. 
 
 2 lay up, T. To Stoke, ^a^pif, ^f^mf, «f3^<iT /.-&c. 
 
 ^F^ g. ofo. 
 
 Reposited, p. T. V. 1. x^\mm 5^c5r-vm<^i, ''q^. 
 
 2 ^i4«(J*3[. 
 Repositoby, «. V. Stobe-house. ^s^nr n. f^ftfOT. f^(:TT?r n. 
 ( esp. iu comp. as Jtirf^m^, ^Ttf^tTIH, Jv^'^PT, TTT- 
 
 2b Repbehesd, &c. See To Blame, To Repbove, Ac. 
 Repbehensible, a. t. Blamable. (^ituflM , ^, TT'JTT^. 
 2b Repbesest, p. a. «*ow, exhibit, ^c. ^^?fi^,.^5m, ^^^^ 
 n.-ST^n'T «.-&c. q^ y. ofo. 
 
 2 T. To Descbibe. ^di, sp:^ n. ^T^f 5'. of o. 
 
 3 »/a<(r respectfully, t. To Tbll. ^Tof, ftr^TN'if, atrif »>. 
 ^^, f^J^iJif, f^^^ «.-f»l^imi/.-&c. qRTJf. 
 
 4r ( a character, &c. ) v. To Pebsonate, To Act. ^f»T«.- 
 
 %T in.-&c. ^-tTRT ^JT^Jt ^. o/"©. sjrrrfsrJf. 
 
 5 act for ti>ar«>tt«iy,«<anrf/or.?»n^-5TrfT-?V5£t-^R^-<tc. 
 
 ^^>te-JTf?TfTrtT-&c. 3nr»r g-ofo. [^^n. 
 
 REPBESEiJTATiOJf, n. T. V. 1.— flc<. ^I^Tof n. &<;. ^;^ «. ^. 
 
 2 JnJhJif «. if't'T «. 
 
 3 «tn^ «. arjf ^sr^f «. 1%^'^ «. aM «. ft^T?ft / f^- 
 T^/ fwfrfff/. 3n%^ fi. %^T /. 3Tn^ n. sJm.^<i« w. 
 
 4 ffm n. ^iTT^'jft/. «m<(un/. 
 
 I. ma//rr represented. STsf w. ST^ /. ftfTTRT/ <^(7rr 
 
 II. image, semblance, gfe. r. LiKEliEas. JT^HTT /. jrf^re;- 
 
 III. delineation, v. Sketch. IJTf m. ^^TTT m. 
 REPBESEirrATivE, n. on* w*o stands or acts for another. 
 
 wRiPffvr, f^»tf5, WTT^, fi'.-*»r. 
 
 BKranBCTATiTELT, «/<p. fl« rrprcMntative ; in /*e eharacr 
 
 ter of another. 3nim^,sPT»ifor3Tn!% V^?T5r. o/o. ^?Tr?Tf. 
 
 BK«ME5TEn, ;>. V. V. 1. ^T^W^??T, (^fMwr, ^ffrr, IT^fT. 
 
 2 ffSr%wT, ^<ftfT, [TT^«r. 
 
 8 «IPin»«(,4c. ^t%f^,ftf||ftfl,ftfnT,M!r?J,TrTTf5^, 
 To Bcnna, d. e. r. To Bestbai.**, To Svdcve. ^n(of, ^- 
 
KEP 
 
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 EEP 
 
 «rft^, <^4H<Ji, ^ »».-<^i«((i^i«fl /--f^W^ m.-Pm^ui n.-&c 
 ^^ g- ofo. W^ inter] . ^K^-^^^. 
 Eepeessed, p. V. V. ^M^rfl, ^4M^rll, &c. TTT^, f5|«j^d 
 
 Repbesseb, «. EEPjiEssisa, /). a. Eephessive, o. t. V. ^i[- | 
 "TTTT, ^ ^"TRT, &c. <^i«ii-hi-&c. fspTf -&c. ^>TTf-^>T<t, fH- 
 
 Eepeessios, n. v. V. ^r^ n. &c. 
 
 Sense or feeling of r. ^r<sr »». <^<l'^t|| m. 
 Eepeiete, m. temporary suspension qf punishment, f^^^ft- 
 
 3b Eepeieve, v. a. y. N. f^T^xft-&c. ?r^f»ft /-H^ift /. 
 
 ^wt, f^?iir<<rt«tl n.-^5f^555H' «. ^JT"^. 
 
 2 See To Eespite. 
 To Eepbima>-i», e. a. v. To Eepbove, To ScotB. rffe^ 
 
 m.-m^ m.-&c. ^iT^t, tTK^/.-Ac^of-. 
 Eephimand, It. V. Eepboof. ^s^tttt w». <?ri5ff f^^/. SfT^ 
 
 m. T^rt^ m. -5^5 M. 5^5^ n. ^s^rilSfl w. 
 Eepeisal, «. retaliation on an enemy. STri|M+K »»• ^T^rftS^ 
 
 «. STfTT^R OT. Slfrl^im n. si^rTT «. v. ^. 
 Eepkoach, «. contumelious language, obloquy, Sjc. v. Abuse. 
 
 J^/- ^3'^/ ^/- "T?^'^/. <?^'m^'T n. ^rmf. 3T- 
 
 2 See Shaue. 8 object of scorn, ^c. i^4RM<^, ft^«MI^«. 
 
 To Repeoach, v. a. upbraid, v. To Blame, To Abuse. fSf- 
 
 ^ «. f%^/.-»T^/.-^?IT/.-&c. !R<»f .9. of 0. qi'i^ N ^FT- 
 
 To r. one's self. 3TPr?«TT [^^\^\ ^TSt-^TliT W. 
 EEPEOACHFUi-,a. scurrilous, Ifc. v. Abusive, Oppeobbious 
 0f^r, n^, f%^*T5F, f^^mq, f%5TCT, jr^kH^, n^fj^np 
 2 V. Shameful. srrf^FR^niTr, f3T?fw, -HI«h<uii, f%^nT^. 
 
 s^rnr^. [«f^, Ac. 
 
 Repboachfullt, aiv. v. A. 1. f%^, &c. f%^T^5?r, ft^lM - 
 Eepeobate, a. abandoned, graceless, v. SnAMErj:s3. ^^i^mfrj 
 TT^^ryr, «'^<31^ ^S^cTT, ^q^rfn 3(l<(|i<^l, f^RR^^, :' 
 
 Eepeobate, «. See the words under the adjective. 
 
 To Eepeobate, v. a. disapprove utterly, v. To Abhob, To 
 
 Eeject. "jrrr^ JTFnm ^pr^-JTm^ ^^-&c. ^r^Ruf, f%- 
 
 ^, ^^r^FK^ or ^<f)<ui, aflinTot. 
 Eepeobated, jp. V. V. WT^ TrT?f?T >;^, &c. <HWl»<i , 3iT- 
 
 Eepbobatiox, n. y. Y.—act. HiM^d f^ n. ^^OT^f «. Ac. 
 
 3T^5f^SR m. 3T<:<fl+<<T M. ai^'fl^H »». 3TH'fl*<.Dr n. 
 Eepeoof, n. reprimand, rebuke. ^Tc5 »». ?I^ w. y ^^ n n m. 
 
 ^ ^V^ '\[h^r\f. fTT?^ ftt?TT/. ^n^ w. 5^ m. ftp^ j 
 
 ' OT. *i«<isi n. H^rrrs^T «. ^1*<^M^K m, 
 Tp Eepbove, «. o. censure, y. To Blame. #?5^, ^ m. 55T- 
 
 2 cAirfff, reprimand, Sfc. y. To Scold. fflWt f^?Tr/.-T- 
 
 f<i^ W.-&C. sRot. — continually, crabbedly, &c. as 
 expressed by the verbs, to nag, to peck at, to be ever 
 finding fault,Sfc. f^iP+i"!, f*r*l < /-^?nW /•• f^T^nfR?/.- 
 rd+'t^/.-f»1'W'l'l/.-5^5p/.-<fi<l+,<l/.-&c. ^T'if. 
 Bepeoveb, n. EErBOvisa,^'. a. y. V. 1. «i)auii^, ii"te jcn?- 
 OTRT, 37^ ^*JUIKi, &c. «rW'<l«MI. 
 
 ftp^-&c. spTTf-^rtt. 
 Eeptile, a. WIMdrl ^I(?5<»IKI, Tf)«II*fl, 
 
 2 grovelling, v. Low. TTSft, -j1V'<<. 
 Eeptile, n. rH*(il 7«. ft^ w. f^Pf^ «. f%^ «. HWI^R^T 
 
 vft«r o»- Ml*<l«l«-=(1 »». 
 
 Bite, sting, &c. of a r. qr^rmra^ n. 
 Eepublic, rt. government by the people. ^^^^rfj^^KPfq n. ^- 
 
 Eepublican, a. v. N. ^HJlfMM^NI, STpIT'nfft^, ??t^!F?f- 
 
 ^q-ijF^rq-r, &c. ^nvK"i^^'i+^'+<i^*)«iVt-M^^, &c. ?%- 
 
 ^^q^^f^^'^tft- r«) 1 q + , &c. [ &c. 
 
 Eepublican,w.— a person. t?i+*H+V5r^^T^-W<|tf*-q?im7ft- 
 To EEPuriATE, V. a. y. To Eeject. TI'FR'T. 
 
 2 See To Divoece. 
 Eepuonakce, Eefuonancx, n. y. A. 1. srf^^oir m. srrf!^- 
 
 ?^ n. ftrt^T m. f^tTTI^ m. 
 
 2 ^iniTft/. *^TcET »». ?t^ «. 5inT m. f^^f^f. PiHiflH T/. 
 Eepuqnant, o. opposite, hostile, contrary, v. Advebse. ?t^- 
 
 2 reluctant, y. Ukwillino. JfRTsft, TT^^T, fiWiT, f^*r^. 
 Eepulse, «. V. V. — act. irnt HT^ n. ^^^». &c. ^K^^f. ^- 
 
 ^^f. ir^^rTT n. nPi^ffi/. sr^^rm m. f^rrt n. ^hti 
 
 «. — state. ^.li^i^How m, &c. Pt«(if<<i"i »• ST^HlRHr^ 71, 
 To Eepulse, v. a. v. To Eepel. JTT't-&c. FR^-^f^-jfiTwr, 
 
 Wpl^Ku i n.-&c. ^^ y. 0/0. 
 Eepulsed,^. c. V. »TFi ?Tn%t5r-&c. ^R<4^rtl, <tc. srf^p, 
 
 Eepulsiox, «. the property of repelling, ^[r^^\^^,r^ n. ^^- 
 
 mwvn m. wfriflR^^frj;/. 
 Eepulsive, o. v. Eepellikq. uPttiK*, f^^K^. [3Tsn?^. 
 2 V. FOEBIDDIKG. 3T!fTfrI^»T'T^, aTTPh^^*, -s^rnvfH*, 
 
 Eeputabilitt, «. V. A. 1. arm/, arrsf «». %y^ f. ^t^ m. 
 
 Eeputable, a. that is in good repute or etieem. 3<|JJ^I, srf^^ 
 %^, JlHfO'll, ^^^^T, HT^jfNT, ^fOMfO-t)!, Ac. 3(n^5K, 
 ^<H(i^K , ^<*4rfT, Mptf^fl, fsiT?, H3JT, ?^M>|, nlrt'^K, 
 5l^vri3, ^io*jM, »TT?f5K, ^<-HM, ^STlO^, ^f'TTf'frT, TR'ft- 
 «T, TFq', 311^'^uft^. 
 2 consistent with reputation, creditable. 3TW^r, !rfrf%Tn, 
 
 ^■jid t -^ i, Ac. «f^i<qr«Tr30iiT-Ac.^fTiM^-^T'nr,Mi'n^iM*-3T^. 
 
 Bepute, Eeputation, «. credit, honor, good name, arrir^ or 
 
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 To bring into r. and estimation. Tt^nSTTTW 3TT0I^. 
 
 To come into r. and estimation. ^l^nflTTO ^. 
 2 ekaracler by report. r?^f^* m. ^tf^ pop. s^ f. irf^- 
 fZ^f. <«JlfH/ ^tW n. fn^TT w. 
 
 Good r. g^Tf%/. ^r^r t f% /. ^m/. 
 
 Ill r. ^^fcj/. I^qftfrf/. ^f^fWST m. 3TmiHT/. 
 To HEruTK, c. a. account, hold, regard. «^^, HM^I, rt<flu|, 
 
 To Beqcest, c. a. V. To Beo. srT%h»if, HTnof, STsf m.-v([-*i^ 
 
 /.-f^irn/.-ic. ^^. 
 
 St^CEST, n. enireatif, petition. ff^Vfl / STsf m. 3T5ff /. ifT- 
 *Ht/. ^^!Tff!T or ^^m/. 
 
 2 ^Ain^ luked. Hllfil n. HTf*ni^HT f^^'T M.-»i?^/.-&o. 
 
 3 ttate of heiny detired and tought after. OT?TT /• aiTT- 
 *f?TT/. f^l^/. f^n/. #^ m. 
 
 General r. ^l*l^i*/. ^i^l-ll m. ^<|>ki ct. 
 Beqcbs-ted, ;. T. V. imf^HT, «Sto. 3rT«m. 
 Beqcesteb, n. Beqvesti^o, j». «. t. V. j(t>I«TRT, apf-fspt- 
 
 fft-Xo. V^'TTTT, ^V^. 
 Be^oiem, n. *r«qrt««T^ ITT n. 
 To Bequike, v. a. demand, atk at of riglt and ly authority. 
 
 6tT'r-^l|»I'^-«-«1l'i^'*-*l^-«(l ded.-ix. ^]^^vt^^, 5^ 
 
 in.-3tTfrT/. ^Tof^. 
 
 2 fi«</, call for. 3RI^/.-nT^/.-3Ifr^/..^T'FTT/.-&«.3T- 
 ?!^ in. om. tcith y. of o. rCTT^ in. con. 
 
 3 /ale, i«#tf, ra/^ or expend in. rfl'I'Jl i». «m. ^, ^(T^, 
 
 BE«riBEME5T, BE<JCISITI0a, n. V. V. 1.— 0C<. fl%% JTmot 
 
 »•• f^i^ rnn^ ». Hi'iut n. m^yf^/. 
 
 I. »/•/# o/ irm^ needed and $ovght after, ^^f TT^/. 
 V*l</' ''T^/- f^3T/. fT3W/. sn^t?^/. 3T»IW «. 
 
 BeQOHITE, a. T. NECE88ABT. vflhO^I, 3T»1f«TT^, ^I^if^TH, 
 
 To be r. ^T»!^, <n^ -JHT^. 
 Bc^OUlTC, n. a neeettary thing. 3fnirqr^-&c. 'TTE/.-'R?/.- 
 
 Bequisites. ht^pt n. ?Tmift/ 
 BiqnisiTiox. See Kecjcibeiiekt. 
 
 Bi^ciTAi, 1^ T.v. sowt «. ;r^/. %»/. irft^ «. JT^rfSfi. 
 
 Wt>lfV«TT/. «lffl*ri n. JTfi^fff^/. 
 
 To Bkqvitk, r. a. r«/irr« an eipntalenl, repay. qm-T?!? (in 
 comp. ) %T ( in comp. Hko. «T«f-^,VTQ|, in /.-^W^.- 
 ^Kfff.-Ac. W^ g- o/ 0. TF'fw.Vl^ y. o/" o.— in an ill 
 ■eoae, y. To BmuiTX. J^ ir«l-^»lfW, «rfWiWT /.- 
 «^fVi| •■-Ac. vr<t— in a good tenne. See To Bkwabs. 
 
 Bc«omp, ;». T. V. n%J?T, Ac. ^f>I»fWl, ^^1^. 
 
 Beskwabo. See Bias ocabo. 
 
 To Bisccrp, Ac. See To Abbooate, Ac. 
 
 RucBtn. See Edict. 
 
 To Bmcoe, p. a. ttne, deliver. Iftlfif, iftli^, JJt^, mrSf, 
 W'^Tt w.-^^TT ».-?f^ ii.-?5Trm/.-Ac.^5^ y. o/». 
 
 Bescoe, Eescuikg, n. v. Y.—act. «>5^ n. &c. ^frs^^/. 
 +O4HI/. g'^T'T n. HTTT n. ?TT'T «. — «'<»'«. ^^^R »». 3^r- 
 
 Bescued, p. V. V. ^l3*«^rfl, 7^. 
 
 Eescueb, n. Eesccisg,/). o. v. V. whS^nTTT, 3"§<«'IKI, &c. 
 
 Beseahch, n. tearch^ invegligation, t. Examination. 3PT- 
 
 «JT^T n. it^'T n. ar^^t n. »<|/|ui n. »OHiflT/. iftff /. 
 Besemblasce, n. v. Likeness. ^TR^MT »». ^TTT^^w./. 
 
 ^ «. 3fM«:i«> n. 3RTT/. 
 
 2 a r. <Aj«^ resembling. .J«|H|/ <5Mfnfrl/. srfrWT/. Jf- 
 f^llf fl. srfrrHRT m. Mfrl*.M n. jrfHf'N ». SffrrfTTM' m. ^^ 
 fr^fff. Jft^T^TTTT/. If^Wfrf/. 
 To Besemble, v. a. liken unto. viMm/.-Hr?«l| /.-sfffrft/.- 
 
 ^aoiRR ^TTWlf y. of 0. HtlWI^ »i>i"t y. 0/0. ^f<t^ ^I?5- 
 
 of^'. 0/0. 
 Besembling. See Like. 
 To BeseNt, v. a. take ill, be offended at. STT^ »Tr^, VT\m.- 
 
 Tft^ m.-&c. V^'j. ofo. toith in. con. ^rfz ^TCof in.con. JT- 
 
 Besenttol, «. V. Malicious, SpiTEFtrt. ^^^^^rf^, 5^^- 
 
 Besebtment, n. v. Anger, Malice, ^t*? w. ^TtTFT »». ^pt^m . 
 
 ^ m. 5=^ «». 5?^/. 
 Besebtation, n. v. V. l.—act. %^ «. ^TO^ «• Ug^T 5^- 
 
 3r «. Ac. 
 
 2 %^ «. ^T^ n. &c. 
 
 I. keeping in the mind, withholding from disclosure, ^- 
 
 Z\^ »l?Tt?T %^ ». 3W5T *R^ «. "pfft «TT^ »■ 
 To speak without r. HT »(t*i 'J>^s:'T 'Jte'T. 
 To Beseeve, v. a. keep in store. %^, r^, ^njJT ^^, 
 
 ^iiifH %^, >i<rH'Ji,J«r'TT ^IHKd-Q-JSr'n ^T^hTT&'-J??- 
 
 2 *«•/> back. %^, <i<^<Ji, iT^. "P^ g- ofo. itzin %^, 
 
 Besebve, n. »<Ofi /ai'rf up, store. <I<lA»I-OT^OT-&c. «?^ot. 
 
 -•snum.-Ac. Tmarm. 5»=«n w^T-Ac.sfrt?Tm.?RnT scrvr/. 
 
 A reserved or spare article. ^JtcTWra c. 
 
 Inr. Tqi15,«II«, fl1S<TRT. 
 
 To lay by as a r. «R «. «^^ ^W't. 
 2 ( of an army ). ?T^5T ^W^sft "st^/.-J^/.-Ac. qft- 
 V^ m. irf^Wf •». 
 8 restraint, hackteardness of behaviour. fl'FW wi. qj- 
 
 ^ w. wn^i^ •». qpntrft/. am/. »fti/. fHi^qwn m. 
 2 See Bkbibtation. 
 
 BnCBTBD, «. co/rf, floo*. ?S^rtt, fi*1«lfftl, 3(TtfTv«TT nt!ft=5JT, 
 
 fi^t^T^, ^^T^iftss, Tiwrfi^, 3ptthW^, HT'ir ^raf, 
 
 BCSCBTEDNCSB, n. T. A, «t^t^ 01. fT^t^TftjWI /. 
 
 Beseitoib, «. Urge b«$in, ^'e, JT% ». ^f^TTT or ^^m m. 
 
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 WSifor n. ^^ m. ^^^ m. ^rft/. 
 2 ( of a jet d'eau ). ^fs^j or ^^tfh »». f^ «i. 
 To Eeside, v. n. dtPcU. TT^iJi, ST^OT, Hf^'Jt, STO^f, ^ n.-^- 
 
 2 with or together. M^^W m. ^RTJf. 
 Ef-Sidence, Resiiino, n. v. V. 1. TJ^ n. qf^ n. sif^ni^/ 
 
 f^T/. ^fT<Tf?T/. ^ETrOT/. ST^TflsTfrr /. fj^^W w«. STTH^ n. 
 
 Poreign r. Sfqro »». 
 
 Permanent r. ft'<TTJrf?l^/. ^VrTW^^T/. 
 
 Temporary r. f»I-^ n. 
 I. place of abode, dwelling place, ^^f. eJTO »». aTTTRTw. 
 ^?Tf?r/. ^?Tfi^«TFr n. ^ n. H^T^ or ^ «. fscpm n. f^T- 
 
 on OT. 3TftTOPT n. 3tM^/ 3T5rft-<T^/. fj^^rm m. ^^- 
 
 ?T m. ?RH OT. n. /!0/). ^RfJ wj./. ^ ffi. I^f^^ M. H^^ «. 
 STT^HT^ n. f%%rR n. V+IH »n. ( only in letters and as 
 prefixed to the name of the ])lace ; ex. ^^T JJiiy, H- 
 Wm JOT ),— loosely &o. jmf^^mr »». 5T^rd+W»n. 
 Changing ofr. ZT^fV^Z m. 3Rq|«C m. tT^Tn^^ m. 
 
 Pesident, a. Eesibeb, n. Eesidinq,;). a. v. V. T l ^u r u r, 
 5r?T<rnTT, Tf^TKT, &c. ST^ fSTUTTTT, ^fm-Ac. 5FTft-«FfTf-&c. 
 ^r^ff 5tnT, 3TftTfij?f , ?'<TT^, ^iTTf^, ^Rft, ^ & q^ ( in 
 comp. as jot^, TR^ ). P|e||*n ( in comp. as JT'«rof^- 
 ^toIi, g^K^TriiitTf, ), ^.r^^iitft ( in comp. as ITJ^- 
 f|=rret,&c. ), ?t'^it ( in comp. as H<«i<?i8«W, ^l l g^cH - 
 ^TO?'<T, ^ra^ipq ), W ( in comp. as >TH?«T, &c. ). 
 Temporary r. ^^ft^^, ^^<1*<S, STTi^, 
 
 2 ?r^^. 
 Eesident, m. v. a. o^uiki, &c. 
 An old r. H*^, fi+lui^K, 
 
 I. pttllic minister at a foreign court, ^f^"^?! from the 
 
 English is used. 
 Eesidtjal, Eesiduabt, a. v. N. gr^Ht, itl'tO'^ l, &c. ^nm- 
 
 Eesidtte, n. that which is left, remainder, ^f. gft/. 3T%- 
 ^-?Tf^j^-&c. gtn m.-t^m OT.-&C. 5IT^/. ^^ m. «. ar'f- 
 ^«r m. St^ftrctn m. 
 
 The r. of a substance of which the juice has been 
 sqeezed, sucked, or chewed out. ^TiTT or ^^Tvi m. 
 To Eesion, v. a. V. To Give up. ?friat, ?ft^ ^, f^rmfff, f^- 
 T m.-^3r^ m.-4rH^^ «.-&c. ^^, TT'ift ^ or #r?WT, ?;- 
 TOiT^ n. q>^. 
 
 To r. formally in writing, flvrflnmi w.- il'W^H^ ».- 
 
 To r. a title or claim. ^TrTTf^rffe/.-^^t^f^fff^T/. ^T^r. 
 2 1/ield or commit in confidence. ^ItT^, PlHUJ, K^T?5T ^- 
 
 ^, 3T^, tiH'Iwi, arf"! w.-^nrftiT «.-&c. m:K^, 
 Resiokation, Eesignino, n. v. V. 1. ^x^ n. Ac. ^t^ w. 
 
 Written r. ilCiftHmr m. tT^jfVT5( n. rj^f. 
 
 ? #T^ «. Ac. 3?<M n. ^nr^tir «. 
 
 I. tubmitsion to the will of Ood. »TT^<T[ff?r/. ^^t^frl 
 /. frrfrr?TT/. t»«l<*r<<«<?iq>TT^^/. t';rTT?nHPq<TTff^/. 
 Besigseb,/). and a. v. V. 1. ^TtTSOT, ^a^^TKT"^^ ^"t?^- 
 
 2 ^'n?S?5T, &c. 3t1%, ^THf^fT. 
 
 I. submissive to the tcill of Ood. f«HI-fim'5^, f» Mf r ^m i- 
 
 Eesiliesce. See ItfiBOcsD. 
 
 Eesin, «. — the gum. ?T^ ot. pop. V^^f. W^^ m. ^TR^f^?:^- 
 
 ^ »». ?i?T«r7 OT. Jfv n. 
 Bksikous, a. V%^, ^'e^ J^n^, ^«i<^'j "l » . 
 To Eesist, v. a. act against, v. To Oppose, To Cocitteeact. 
 
 ^"jf, ^TT^, PltlK"!, f^VT »».-srfrr^R M.-&C. !R0t, 3T5rft 
 
 /.-&c. mrfS'l, 
 To Eesist, c. n. no< /o yieZi, ^-c. v. To Hakg back. 3T3^, 
 
 3Ti<ir<i;/.-&c. tRTiif-ir't, ^/ t ^^t. 
 
 Eesistance, Eesistixg, n. v. V. A. 3T5?ft/. f%^«J »». f'ld- 
 
 iT ff». srfrrdq' m. jrfrnTFT ««. sri^T^sir «. Mfd+K »». srfH^.H 
 
 w«. ST^HTf^ m. ST^PT »». 
 V. v. N. 3T5^ n. aiT^wq;/. aits/ ^r^^/. n. 
 Eesisteb, «. Eesistino, p. a. v. Y. A. f^fm-sr^TfttT-Rfrf^r- 
 ?:-sTfH5iiT-&c. +i»iRi-jpTTf-;FTft-&c. f^vft, :rf?ra>ft. 
 
 Eesistible, a. v. V. A. irf?r^R-f^?r^-&c. +,<NMH1I- Ac. 
 Eesistless, o. v. Ibeesistible. arfsT^P^, 3^wfd+l4, arf'Tfr- 
 
 Eesoluble, a. v. Soluble. ^t«?, ^T^oftT, irasftT. 
 Eesolute, a. determined, steady, y. Firm. ^^, f^Wjil', 
 fvTTTSfT, tftr, 3T^^, trrft^^FT, %5^, ^^K, %^=^, ^TT- 
 
 Besolutelt, adv. v. A. f^J^<mT^, %^, &c. %? «r57T, !%- 
 ?T^-&c. qJC^T-T^TT, ?TTmT#, 'ETT?^tT^7T, f^5r^-&c. <J^, 
 
 Eesolutexess, n. v. Eesolutios. ^m. ^4 «. vftTm. %e w. 
 .Eesolution, w. constancy, firmness, ^m. ^«. 3Tir/; fH^w. 
 
 ?l/. tnft? «. «TRW/f^^ «. f?r#^ »». ^^ m. 
 
 2 resolce, fixed purpose, fi\^^ m. STR «». f'T'TTT «. ?i^- 
 ?<T m. ^^ m. ^R »i. ^TTfTT m. ?>rm^T w. ?>?!f%»«PT ?n. 
 
 Firm r. .(.H^+rM m. 
 To keep a r. ^dl^< ^H^t, 
 
 3 See Solution-. [?TJ^. 
 Resolvable, a. v. V. A. 1. ^^ ^RmT#nT-&c. ^mft«T, 
 
 2 sra?I^ f^^ *<IVM"|1T-&c. 
 
 3 .Jrt'lJNI ^5fmT.-&c. 
 
 To Eesolve, v. a. dissolve, v. To Melt. J4«lft|Si, ?? m.-^^ 
 OT.-&C. «F^y. o/o. 
 
 2 separate component parts. «r5H<^ «• jp'. ^RT^-f^- 
 -&c. ^Rof ^. q/'o. 
 
 3 ( doubts, difiBculties, Ac. ) v. To Solve, To Explain, 
 ^5ot, virf'li'Jf, ^Jt^nST m.-Sic. ^R^ ^. of 0. 
 
 To Eesolve, v. n. v. To Melt. 5?6t, f^^R^, ^ m.-X^ mr 
 &<i,^ g- oft. 
 
KK 725 
 
 2 — a leTeE, a tumor, &c. f^T^, DK'infl IS'T, H^, IT- 
 
 3 deterMtne in one'$ mind. ^'Hm m.-^^?T m.-5c. MT^- 
 
 *^, ^/. ^t^, ?i*rr«i<n. 
 
 Resolte. See Kesolctios. 
 
 Bbsocted, p. V. V. N. 3.— agent. ^H[q ^laai^^^HT, &c. 
 
 Resoltkst, »i. — in medicine. "^W^ m. ^T^W n. 
 Besok^sce, ». mounding. Mfriwjpi «. ^rfa^^Jl n. srf^^- 
 
 ResosaSt, a. 5Tf?|Mjf^-nf^H^-4c. +<u<INI, 3i^ii<0. 
 
 To Resokt, r. n. hate recourte. 3n«T^, STT^TTm. ^P^-^- 
 
 fif g.ofo. afr^nm ".-twrT ««.-%^ /.-Ac. v^, j'tw «. 
 
 To r. to often,/rejtt<*/. qr^/. m.^^T^ft /.-^/.pl- 
 
 Besoet, KEiOKTnro, n. t. V. 1. Zfj^Sf^ ^crcai n. 3TT'«I«m »• 
 
 A dernier r. fn^M-^r gqr^ m. 
 2 3n# ». <m n. ^n^ n. Ac. 
 
 Oft or frequent r. "^ wi./.'^T^ /. M <? ivd |ui n. 3n^- 
 ir^f ». «4«»MI«II m. VtFTT / Tlif ot. i\Hf\\ m. b^TTT m. 
 L fiaee frequented, haunt. "iR^ /. ^T vjlf*«<<l^-%^- 
 ^T^wn^ft-Ac. ITRT/. *j«<n<Ml 3TJT w. -M^dil w. 
 Jo RmOubd, p. n. e<rAo, n'n^, ^e. — sound, or lieaven, Ac. 
 from lound ^Hut, ^m<^hui, JT^H^T, ««l«ui<jf, v*14)Uf or 
 g^*'?, 'IMvit, ^T^,— i«<«n». corninrf, Hil««i. 
 To Kbsocvd, r. a. Sec To Echo. 
 
 BcaouBCB, n. expedient, thi/t, Ifc. 37mm. 5% /. ^t5RT «. 
 jJtxy. t^/. 1«f /. •k*JH< n. fl<oi^MI«J m. 37T^ w. ?T^T^t^ 
 /. r5H ». y^ in./.,<IBT ffl. 3|fJt/. V^>^/. ilJpT/. gj=i«. 
 
 RES 
 
 Laat r. dernier retouree. ^^h^^^^\-[)\i^]•^■^\ T?nT «. 
 0)^l«4Tsi ( TTTT w.-«Tf*t /.-fT^/.-Ac. ), -M^H*)!^/. 3n- 
 PlVlf^ /. 
 
 That baa do r. 3Tn^n>. 
 
 That haa no other r. ai^s^nifrl or ^ M'^^■^^ \ {i\^> , 
 
 To "RarrcT, v. a. reiatt to. anw, ?n^ f^-«n't,.?niv m.- 
 
 ^tT«T n.-Ac. 3TOfl^ 111. e<m. wUh y. o/"©. 
 
 2 rtMffHee, regard. »TR*r, aTT^f'f, W^ «i.->TR w.-^- 
 
 «TR »»-&o. ^Tif-<m»f y. ofo. ^/.->^ /.-TR «.-»itT- 
 
 y. 0/0. 
 BsaFECT, «•. rdaiion, regard, reference. «W ai. tit^ ». 
 ^[Vf n. ai^fn/. fulfil /• 
 
 With r. to. f^irtt, Wi^. 
 2 rererenee, te»eratu>n. 3n^ «. i<tl / TH^/ *»*K m. 
 
 firT ■!. ^yn^ •». «»«M •«. TPftK /. y^Ti / iif^i /• 
 
 j^/— Creely, indetAc. regmr^mlfedmg.eoneidenaioH, 
 
 B. of persons. 5t^^/. ^n0S, /• H^»TW m. ?^m- 
 ?I /. ^<|o^<o /. 
 
 Respects. tiaiH m. ^. <ih<IR m. J^RT »«• 
 
 Interchange of respects. ?n5p(t /. 
 
 To pay one's respects. ^^H «. qf^, 53RT »i,-«?ym«J. 
 pl.Sic. ^^-«»i<i'qirti ^6t_ 
 
 To treat with r. JT^n?[r/. ^RFT ^- of 0. 
 3 »j>/r, aepect, bearing point, particular. [i^M m. 5fT«pi 
 /. 'n^ /• J^j^ «. 
 
 In ( this, that, &c. ) r. (^-f?Tr-&c. ) f^^-:R^. 
 Respectabilitt, Respectablekess, n. v. A. I. 3TT^ 
 or 3TT^C/ 3TT^ m. 31M<^N «. fSffT /. if^KH /. Rmf 
 
 /. ftretif^/- sT^m/. ^'mr/. mi'^hi/. hphtft^tt/. 
 
 TR^^/. »lk^«. fllri*l<t/. Ml^Ullm. »ftWTT»». dl^i^t/". 
 Respectable, o. iror^Ay 0/ respect and esteem. aniJ^T, 3TT- 
 
 2 of moderate excellence. iRT, q^RIT, ^^T^RT *«I*1m1«II. 
 Respected, p. v. V. 2. HH^rfl, 31l<^<cWI, &c. 3TT^h, mf^i- 
 
 Respecteb, n. Respctiso,/). a. y. T. 2. ar^UTRT, &c. 3TT- 
 
 q^-HRT-Ac. ^R'JIRT, fpr-Ac. <U<(UIKI, ?«re:7-&c. ^«<<JII<1. 
 
 He is a r. of no one. at «INRT sfTT »^"I1<INI !TT^. 
 
 Respectful, a. that pays respect, or is marJced, ^c. ly respect. 
 *nn^, 3TI^<T^r, f'lV^, Ac. »T^f^;ft7, H??l^^ft?!, 31^- 
 
 Respectfullt, aJp. T. A. »nitX^, ani^?I%, fHl^, Ac. ^PRrt- 
 
 Respectfdlkess, n. T. A. H^\«^f. Wf^^[\<f>r\\ f. H'T^^fl^.M- 
 Rkspectisg, />r«p. R«(<Ji. 
 Respective, a. relative. ^TH?T, ^^tT. 
 
 2 relating to a particular person or thing, \ . Pabticolab, 
 
 Own. atfRHT srrraT, 5Hiqm«i, 3«n^ tqHT,^jRf , ^«»ft, 
 
 ?TRmcft^, g^, W^ in comp, [^ r^, 
 
 Respectivelt, oil). T. A. 2. 3INN?«n^, amTTFTPiF^, 5^- 
 RE6PIBATI05, 2b Rebpiee, Seo Bbeathino, To Bbeath. 
 BsanRATOBT, o. NI*?INI*)HI, NH?l-»<i*)IH^qtft-fM«IM'S. 
 Bsanrx, «. interval of rest, v. Rest, fr^rt^ m. Pt<iH m, 
 
 2 reprieve. f^<t-^[?T^-Ac. flffft/.-Hf^/. 
 IbjBESPiTK, c. a. T. N. 1. f^^ m. ^^-<m^, f^RPT «. ^- 
 
 2 f^^^-Ac. fT^T<t/-»r5^/ *T^, 
 BsaPLOiDEiiox, RESPLEsnEKT. See BBioaTNsaa, BfiiaBi. 
 To BnK>5P. See To Cobkespoits, To Answeb. 
 BEfPOirsBKT, n. — in law or disputation. ij(rl<||^, sifrllH^, 
 
 Party, side, cauae, Ac. of the p. 3fR^ i». JTf?J^ m. 
 
 BupomK, n. v. Asswxb. 3nT n. jrf?Wl^ir «. 
 2 — in disputations. «HHIM n. sjRll^ m. 
 8 vraeular anncer. ^'K m. T(^ m. n. 
 *— in » litany, Ac ?fR^T^ n. 
 
EES 
 
 EeSPONSIBILITT, BrSrOKSIBLENESS, n. V. A. <i1^l«l<^lO/. 
 
 E. for the repayment of money. 2'l«(uft/ 
 Eespo>'8Ible, a. accountable, Sfc. V, Answebable. vH^H^K, 
 
 E. for the repayment of money. g'Rtjft^^, 
 Bespossive, a. making answer. ^?TT-&c. ^utlll-f.fOtKr. 
 
 2 V. COEKESPOSDINO. vrtHU l K I, vim-«| T, -JH^OIKI. 
 
 Best, n. repose, sleep, arrm m. f^T/. f'T^I^^'iTT/. f^T- 
 
 Time of r. P tvimr ^ 1^/. 
 
 To lie down to r. ^^. 
 2 cessation of motion or action, quiescence, quiet, stillness. 
 fWTHr/. ^^WTSTrTT/. ^JSlrT*. ^»l^^^m. ^?^PTT^ m. 
 oTRRTTT^ m. ^m■m^ m. f^o«J|MKr|l/. f^o^jkuRvrfrT/. 
 
 8 2«ie<, /)e(Tce, tranquillity, g^ n. ^SRxrnJtr »». ?^*nTT/. 
 ^^T^ewrn. %^ n. ^ITTTtTR «. ?Tifrf /. TltfTrrr/. 
 To feci at r. ^W^ T?^ ««• con. '^^ n. ^z^. 
 
 4 cessation of labor, f^^f^ «j. f^H^^ >». f^^TtfrT/. Pt- 
 «Tm m. ^«TTTT M. f^»T »«. 
 
 5 ( as of a lance, &c.). c^pr m. aTT'^IK »». ^ei«li»i. ^llTwi. 
 6 — in music or poetry, ^frff. e5^ m. 
 
 7 that which is left^ v. Eemaixdeb. 3>T/. TT^/. ^^w«. 
 
 8 the other's, those not included in a proposition, S[c. ^- 
 
 ^71 or oR^?:, 5^"^, <if^t^%, m«tn^, ar'TfriT, *j<-^a, ?r?, 
 
 ^V Best, v. n. repose, sleep. P i J iuf, ^r^/.-3TTTm w. ^RtJf, 
 
 2 cease from action or motion, be still. ff'tJK-Pf'H^-Pj- 
 
 "Jre-Ac. ^, IrtRi^uf, ?*ji*i<u|', vtsi^, ^J^, sraSir, ^t^, 
 
 oMIMKWT WI.-&C. ^t^ ff. ofs. 
 
 3 Je in peace, ease, quiet. ^:F^-§^-^trr-&<?. 3RTnif,g^fi. 
 
 «Tr^->fln^, HHT^TR n. qr^, g^ n.-^mrtTR n.-Sx. ar- 
 
 flot-^RoT in. con. ^ «. q?iif in. con. ^^^^ <T5nf m. con. 
 
 4 cease from labor. Rj^H*!"! <w- feTWIIui, f^>«Tmof, f«)^«(uf 
 oj* f^RWif, fsiTHfir, f^^ w.-^TTH ffJ.-&c. ij^-^- 
 
 C upon ; lie, lean, fjc. 3TrtTR m.-3TT«T^ «J.-&c. W^., 3TT- 
 
 tTR »».-3TT»>m m.^^^m »».-%5T^ m.-&c. am^t »». eon. 
 
 with g. ofo. %wt_ [ "b^.^ qT?T^. 
 
 C on, upon ; rtli/.^ v. To Confide, f^sgnr >».-&c. %^, 
 
 7 See To EeMain. [^ 
 
 2b Best, v. a. lay to rest, f^pj^wf, ^;rr<T-&c. ^^-^t^m 
 
 2 % or place on. ^^^V[, "i^pjf, J^, #Tulf, 3TmR »».- 
 
 3Tr«T«I OT.-&C. qiT'if. 
 Bestful. See Quiet. 
 Eestiff, Eebtive, a. stubborn., refractory.^Sfc.y. Obstihatb. 
 
 3?%^ or 3Rfte, 3TIXJTKT, 3T5?^R, arfl^m, ?Ta?5. 
 To be r. grs^, g?:^^. [^^ or ^/. 
 
 Besthtkess, Eestiteness, n. v. A. 3i%?5qTJTT«». Ac. ^^ffl/. 
 Eestitutioh, n. v. Eestojution. «r?I ^»j. MPrl^R n. ift- 
 
 726 BES 
 
 Eestless, «. sleepless. ^fJ^-^T^-Ac. ^»I3T-f*RTar, f^I^- 
 
 rf^?T-&c. 'cm I'M f^:?, 1^s^T?qTfj 
 
 2 agitated, uneasy, unquiet, ^c ?Tfrfr%»I35T-f^TT5T, ^KT- 
 
 irrsTr tnon'-^notr, ^arr^m, ?Ttrr«r^d-^j3^-&c. 3T;iTtfT, ar- 
 
 3 .fidgety, unquiet. ^^JwTT, '^HZ^^Tr or x )oi«l R< n,' ^oE- 
 «roo^, ^^^ i»op. ^55, fi=r?:f?RT or f?Rf?pqT, 3rrT3iTT. 
 4— a sick person, &c. ^55!r5t^T or ^stq^m, rrarr^T, 
 MIrt'irMI, •-<lf%Hr«Tr, ^5^5^, ^rilHl^qT, 7^51?^. 
 
 To be r. xfot^orot, rrarfcjot, ?ToE»Ta^, ?nH^ot, -Mot^ot oT. 
 
 BXSTLESSNESS, «. T. A. 1. fH?THR ?». fH^PITf^ fl. A^T" 
 
 2 3TOKT«rPT n. ar^lT-irT'TT m. 3T»?r?^"'T n. 3Tg^ «. ilSTT- 
 
 tTT^Tr^rq^n. ?ra?fol/ ?To5HcE/^^/.5^nTrTT/. «n^?fT/. 
 
 3 =q=5f5iqT7n ♦». ^>T5!qTJTTw. &c. T^^T^T or ^Jb'^^T/. "sra^/. 
 ^oCfcE/. JT^ESToE/. ^^r >n. TOToE/. ?I^7/. 3^^% m.pl. 
 
 aR m. ^oi^'ZlZ m. siaisjcj/. 
 
 4 ^JT%ft/- rToEHoE/ rfipm/. ^I<F5/. -ciaSTX /. ^Sliia/. 
 
 s'HJ^Fy/. 3Hnrr!/. ^irfnw/. 5rra%^/. ^m^^f. ^^\' 
 
 H^ or T^f.—iniens. ^Vf^Zm. r\VVJ\Z in. ?T5E?ToERot. 
 BEaiOKABLE, a. T. V. 1. 9X^ ?TmT^rnT-^?rr-«S:c. ^TRTrq, 
 «?ft^5[iwq', sjfrl^q^f^T, &c. 
 
 3Tmr^nv5flTT-&c. 
 Eestobation, n. t. V. l.—act. qRrT a[or «. RmRt ^ «. qr- 
 aot ». &c. wR'i^M n. i)frl<^M «. ^hR"^I*1 m. ^fPrf^RfTT «. 
 
 2— af<. gtnrtjf n. JJvJK^ «. &c. ^VR^t/. §mT<5^/. 7- 
 ^^/. a'^TT «. 3'5Tor n. sftoff^ «i. 
 
 3 25T:r<msT n. J^:? '«nVfT/. 'J'fftvf^nPimT «. l^f^fJT- 
 
 Bestoeativb, a. v. Iutigoeant. «TH^^, rR^T. 
 
 EE8T0BAT1VE, n. iI?W0^- &C. ^^^ H. 
 
 To Eestoke, v. a. give back. qTfT-»TmTTf-&c. ^, «TTfrif, qR?T- 
 ^, wf?l<iH n.-Hr<<^M «.-q<l««^ M.-&C. ^7^ y. ofo. 
 2 irjfijr Jfloi /o its former state ; retrieve, recover, re- 
 establish, Sfc. f^tnri'f, f%?mf, 3^?^, ?mT^, fvn:<jr^ 
 /.-&c. ^T<»f g. ofo. ^^ w.-sftxTif^R OT.-&C. q^ot, fj!^- 
 
 &c. ^ra?^-^^-^»nw, q#ft*4'fl«f<-<j#55TTm-«j5tnTH-^4- 
 
 q^r^-&c. 3TMdT-F<TrT^, 5T*.F<TN'IT/.-&c. ^T^t ^. of o. 
 
 ^w^ <TOT-^riTr|5-^r'nf^VfT-<Se. q^rot. 
 8 ^/n^ back. 1T?T-ft^?T-HT^rTt-&c. armor. 
 
 4 Sec To Cube. 
 To Bestbaiw, v. a. hold in, back, from, Sfc. curb, check, 
 
 repress. aTT^aof, ari^T^, ^T^ot, »ifsiW, ar^t^dr or 
 
 ^?T-3TT?«'ftrf-<tc. %^-^T^OT, «ltn^, 3^?%H tn^fit, Birt'r 
 *n;ot-%^, 31I>^uS, 3TT3I OT.-3TToEr«iriTT m. ^TTSOT-'SlttTor, 
 
 ^yrSr, ^T'pJf, ^ m. ^, aTTs*i«ff/-&c. ^raor, arr'FBHn.- 
 Eesxbaihable, a. t. V. aii^«iqM"rnT-vdi'Mi-&c. ari^niT- 
 
72T 
 
 KET 
 
 3TTTT-Jtc. fJr«T«T, »?l'm1<», 3TT^^^^, aTT^r^ST^J^^, 
 
 BeSIBaIXBD, />. V. V. 3TT^5B^^, STT'^t^^, "^M-^rlSr, &C. 3TT- 
 ^f%?T, Pl'^^1, f^<<H, ?WT, Pl<<rilfl, ^^fiM, PivRifT, 
 
 Bestbaixeb, n. Eesteaisiso. /). o. T. V. 3TI*4oiKr, smi- 
 OIRT, ^I'-mi tnTTRT, Ac. 3TT^<^, f^m, 'T<TT, iT^ft, ^- 
 
 Bestkaixt, Resteaisiso, 11. T. Y.—act. a< I +.-*<?[ «. 3TR?Tjf 
 ». sn?^ It. i<;. 3Tni^^ «. ITT^TTiT ». "JTRT tn. ^imm 
 f. ^ m. f^Rt*!^ n. fn^KUI w. PtM^ui n. f=nivR ft. ^nr- 
 *T^ n. «VHH ;i. ?nT»T m. ?m^ n. «nT»i. 'RTT n. f^<j|-s(uin. 
 iJU «. — «<a/«. ST^N m. arr^/. 3<l<iuft /. ^ m. fsTT^- 
 
 •I. 3TTWT€t/. ancET W. 3TroET«lftTT CT. 3TT2^^ W. H<<f^l /. 
 
 qi^ «.%^/. t^nm 7/1./. 
 
 To lie under r. ajidwftH or -JTi^fT 'TTof-ST^. 
 I. ( of (peecb, action, &o. ) feeling of reprettedneu. *ftj 
 /I «Vl*< «. ^iHI nt. ^([^ m. R?^ OT. vHI<Mi<^I m. 3mO*T "«. 
 
 To feel under r. JfT?/. "TI^f-'iT^-^r^ in. con. ^^r- 
 
 IL— in law. 3TT%^ «. ( r. or limit of time ^TpST^V, r. 
 or limitation of place ?«rMT%^, r. from departure Jm- 
 ?rlh», r. from employment 'PHfH*! ). 
 III. o r. « check. ^TTwr n. 'MW.^f. 'M\l^\i\f. 
 To BcsmCT, V. a. rettrain within certain hound*, t. To 
 
 Linrr. inTi^/.-f5/.-rPTr/-«Tftf*rf^/.-&c. ^^-%^of. 
 
 ^T<^,'*lf<^of, Wl'fll m.-vrnST m.-M\<l\^\^ m.-&c. ^oi- 
 HtBTUCTFD, p. V. V. ^m^ %^^, 3n55T VM^rJI, Ac. ?T- 
 
 I. — in grammar;— a word. ^I'l^s. 
 BMTBICTI05, n. T. Y.—oct. Htl\\l ^^ n. <fec. RV i y /. 3IT- 
 oET w. 3TOIWt*n m. rnn/. TfrfimHT/ Tf^fif^/. 
 
 SS«TRICTEB, n. R£dTIlICTI50, p. a. ReSTBICTITE, «. V. V. 
 
 Rfjtt. See Restiff. 
 
 To Re«OLT, v. n. rite, iuue, proeeed. Ptyiri, ^^ zfif^ IfVif- 
 
 Ac ^f3r, 73f^, «««<»iwi, Pi><ii<fl, <npt, Hra ».-Ac. ^m 
 
 2— in logic f%5 |t^. 
 
 3 in ; i*ne m; end in. <TfNim»>i -TW^w.-f5pWw.-Ac. ^Ixtr. 
 
 jREtULT, m. ittue, end, effect, product, Sfc. t. Co5IIQPK5CB. 
 
 %^ or »5 n. 'Tf^Otn? «. Pi'lH ■». Pl'JH •!. ^|^V «. JHlt- 
 
 2 m/"'<w'. deduction^r. Co.tCtCilOX.Rr^t^w. fStf-iirTTV 
 
 Bmblti»o,/>. a. V. V. <«»</ Co5iwitnt5T. "JT^finft, 3T^ n r / t, 
 inj* ( in comp. aa VIMH^^U Jtff , JM^Iilit^^n »f?, ^<T7- 
 ^ ^, MVV^*Mf», Ac. ). 
 
 BjMgMABLc.a. T. V. 1. «r?»» t^nn^-5^T*ii-':^r»mT, R?^r^TWt- 
 
 To ReacMB, v. ». take hack or ajain. qw-WTV^-Ar. iHr, W* 
 qi|?»l ».-^7qT^ m.'^m%J^ n.-Ac. ^Jf^ /. of 9. 
 
 ResUMEI), p. T. V. 1. <T^ ^rl^cTT, 3rT|H, SI?«TT|?r, ^TTN|n. 
 
 2 f%???T f^ %%?7T, Ac. 
 Eesumeb, n. Resumixo, /j. o. v. V. 1. TTfT ^TTtT, Ac. ^rim- 
 
 fTT^, -^tUM^KI, RrTT^rft, SIH4I^K-^, WHl^K-Ac. ^rTr-^Pt- 
 
 ft-Ac. 
 Resuming, RKsrMPTios, n. v. V. 1. — act. qr^ if^ n. *n^- 
 
 ^ ^ ». Ac. STHT^ m. Mr<<l^<>J| n. 3T<T^^ ». ^tTIS^R 
 
 »». 3[Tm^^T «. MrMI-^M n. 
 EEsnRHECTiON, n. rising from the grave. H%rm% f¥c^ 7^- 
 
 To Resuscitate, v. a. revicify, reanimale.^hA -Ac. rH«j?i<K- 
 
 ^^ n.-&c. qj^y. (/o. 
 Resuscitation', n. v. V.— at7. I^VH ^t^ srmdtrt.f^ffl ^- 
 
 ^ Mlriulj n. Ac. T«fN^ »«. fl^Hl«H ». sjPt^t^T «. 
 To Retail, v. a. tell in small quantitie*. ^>K^« or f^<«hi5E 
 
 f^^, 5^3 f^^, f^<^roEf^^t/.-j?q>5snr¥t/.-&c.^^- 
 
 oi ^. of 0. [HHTif. 
 
 2 ( idle tales, sUnder, Ac. ) 5^=irrTT;!fr-«T5HfqT^-&c. 
 
 Retail, Retailisg, n. v. V. 1. ^^RfflSf^^/- VZ^V^^. 
 
 By r. Pk^oJ or f*<*t«, ^T^SS. 
 Retailed, p.v. V.l .ftJT'FloE-^PTqra f^-*<irf I ,Ac.f^T'praRif)t - 
 
 ^, V.+inf+lNI, Ac. 
 Retaileb, n. Retail-dealkb, n. v. V. 1. f^<*?<i(>(^*tlKr, 
 
 Ac. ir^rtt, Tmt, T«*<t, S5VTT, %^, %«r?uT, 5^=^^- 
 
 To Retain, d. a. not to part with, ^c. keep. %^^, tT^, trw- 
 
 Ac. arooi-iRTot, mn "m^i. 
 
 2 M/t* into pay, hire, engage. %^, qr^-3W3-Ac. }^, 
 
 n?tTTr-%'T^Ac. ^3:h%^. 
 
 Rctai>-er, n. y. V. 1. ^<iyil<l, <IW«IKI, ^^ ^RT, Ac. 
 I. adherent, dependant,v. Foli.oweb, Aiiendant. l^lt'TT 
 
 iTn»pfT, ^iWoB^ »Tr>j^,-Jrf«rT,f3T?fm^T,5nR^tT,-H5^5(Wt, 
 
 Body of retainers. <<R«IU »/». 
 To Retaliate, r. o. re/wm ii/l» /or /i*e, rqx^ «il/or «»i7. 
 7?PI-"TrH-Ac. ^Tot^, TPSZf.-'JT^f.-^ /-Ac. ^T ^y.o/ 
 0. SHOT, 7?m ^-7^fim-%l'T y. fl/o. -iflir n.-^ »• "RI*^ 
 -im-TTft^ ^. 0/0. R^frf^/.-T^tPp^n/.-Ac. iB^oty. ^0. 
 ff^nw «. ^,^<Mr'irib*<l/-Ac. ^T^t. 
 Retaliated, ;. ▼. V. 5<?^^«^, Ac. tri^JT, gf?wfe?l. 
 Retaliation, n. v. V.— oci. ?^c ^i[q^ ». 7^ V?^ «• <fc«. 
 
 Vmm. Rf?n|WT/ VjtMwT/ >Tm ^^ n. V^^/ - 
 Retaliative, Betaliatobi, a. v.V. ??r% %vnTn(T)'»1'^?>7ft- 
 
 To Betabd, v. a. render ilote in progreu, t. To Hihdeb. ^• 
 ^•ftjW-fWW-Ac. 'R^-'TTl*, Wn «. 3flIT-qnft-Ac^ ^^ g- 
 
 ofo. m^f.-Ac 3nT^, ^ip»^/.-*c. v^-v^fJm^. ^p. 
 
fiET 
 
 728 
 
 BET 
 
 2 See To Delat. 
 
 Eetabdatios, Eetabdikg, «. T. V. l.—act. %TOsr«i. %nN- 
 ^ »». 'J|mf^''TTT''I «. ^^spHf »i. 'lPl?l^ m. Tf?lRrf«H «. 
 Eetabdative, a. ^T^Jjft ^P^^TRT, Ac'^mfr'^, ifrRt'^, 
 Eetakded, p. T. V. %il ^*ft %%3rr, &c. ^'1*4^, ^«1I«I*5, ^- 
 
 Eetardeb, n. EETAHDiifO, /). a. V. V. 1. ^'I+.*^l *<"IKI, &c. 
 
 To Eetch, v. n. make an effort to vomit. a(fTWft/--3Tt^rTT»«.- 
 aTt«H; »n./.-3Tt/.-^5rtt/.-&c. ^-+I«u1[ and in. con. ^, 
 
 EETENTioif, n. V. V. 1. — act. %^ «. ^T^ n. &c. <mnT «. 
 
 I.— mental, y. Memoet. vTRcrrr/. «^R<JrTrf^/. [^. 
 
 Eetektite, a. — memory. tTROi^, tTRTTT^l f^ R Rl^-^, '^i 
 Eeticekce, Eeticent. See Silesce, Silkst. 
 Eeticolab, Eeticulated, a. made, ^-c. of net toork. vJTToft- 
 
 ^, ^TP^V^. [^PT n. ^S «, 
 
 Eeticulatios, n. net-ivorh. ^no^/. qTo?t% ^R n. 3TTat^^- 
 Beticdle, «. ^y<Ni^ sjT^f rsft ^KIof^^K f^^^/. 
 Betifoem. See Eeticolab. 
 Eetisa, w. ^ ■^^'jtT t «. 
 Eetinue, n. attendants of a great person, train. +|<4lO OJ* 
 
 »H. iM-irtl >». ^^r^ «. mR'^^ »». mR<?K »». ?T^ «. 
 Light r. ^^^Rt/. 
 To Eetibe, v. n. retreat, go lack. Tlfift ^TT^, »Tnt ^, ^2^, 
 
 2 withdraw into privacy or p-ivate life, q^ff Jl^O'l, ^M'lK 
 »i.-H^t)K^i<t)'(\/".-&c. tflilil, ^^^TRT m. qSt, RR^^frT 
 
 3 Kitlidraw, go atcay. vTT^, g^ vH^, ^T^ 'STT^. 
 Eetibed, p. \. V. 1. »TFf «^t?rfl, ^5Bc5T, »1im< Qrlciril. 
 
 2 qff «TO^K^, ^<H'lll ^ftl^BT. 
 
 E. and contemplative life. P l ^Rim' i m. f'i^frl /. 
 
 I. sequestered, seet-et. arrssTJEoft, STTPiaitJirqT, «i+ldHI, 
 
 A r. spot. 3Hli4)otoT n. (^eTHT in. [^«.&e. 
 
 Eetibement, n. v. V. l.—act. JTPt ^T^ n. ^Tof w. HT^R 
 
 2 ^ sRnJf «. ^rsmn; ^rti^ n. Sfc. f^^^^v^^^ n. f^- 
 
 fJnfiff^T%^ n. 
 
 1. private life, v. Pbivact. (?^t<T»>. H*MH(fl w. 4«H>}'nft- 
 
 II. ^/ace of retirement, private abode. ^^tTTI^-TIcr ^^- 
 ^-&c. r«T?5 n.-^H «.-&c. 
 
 Eetibiso, fli. notfoncard or obtrusive. ?t#»ft, WJRI^HI, ^- 
 "ti-M^f^, ?rPT?T or WHai, ^#fTl^, «i+!d^«n, f^f^^^ft. 
 
 2o Eetoet, p. a. (a censure, charge, &c. ) throw lack, v. 
 To Eetubs. 3r?^, qTrTW, T^->TTrf-&c. ^-^?t3J, TtJ^/. 
 
 -'T^fnft/.-&c. ^of ^. ofo. ^^^^ »».-srfri^'rir n.-&c. jp- 
 
 Tofy. o/o. 
 To Eetoet, «. n. «<«)•« a censure, charge, Sfc. ■ii*,*^ ^trJ^f, 
 
 7=^ nW/. /)/. mnw, :jTTTm Hf^rR ^ft;^, sfr^^W^ ». 
 
 -&c. sp^. 
 
 Eetoet, «. a censure, !fc. returned. ^rfiH ^I RM rfrft "Tt^/. 
 -&c. .df^<i^«iT^ OT. ■iirld'n'.i/ %T3T^I5I m. %<»fl^/. %^^- 
 
 2 — in chemistry. ^W.^'S^ n. sr^ m. 
 
 Glass r. ^I^i|<P ?t^ «. [orrSr-^nt. 
 
 2b Eetbace, p. a. ( one's steps, &c. ) v. To Eetubk. <t^ 
 To Eetbact, v. a. recant, t. To Eecall. %?^5f, 7t5^0T, 
 
 MW«l"Ji, TOT-himkI-Ac. ^. 
 lb Eetbact, v. n. recall one's words. ^[^ n.-&c. ftR^nJf- 
 
 K ff».-^fi<<ii+=n+.i< >».-&c. 5FTar_ 
 
 Eetbactation, Eeteactiox, «. Y. V. ^^tff f%^^ «. &c. 
 
 ^Tt>l^*K «. 'pfiTrTT^^PR m. 
 To Eetbeat, v. n. retire, go back. JTFf ^R^Jf-^JT^f-Ac. ^zm, 
 
 ftp^, «R<T^, 'Jrf^-"f, HIAHIil ^, Hm fr^, HRR/. ^"^j 
 
 ^T^-^?R^ ^. 
 
 2 rf/!>e to a place of safety. aTTstnT »n.-3TTW m. tR^. 
 Eetbeat, Eetbeatino, «. v. V. 1. K[i\ qr't n. jtt^ HT^t M. 
 
 HT'i ft'Jif «. 
 
 I. 2''<»f« of retirement or privacy. ^^trTT^-TSrRt^ft^-^^- 
 
 ?r^Rn"^-&c. rtTRf «.-r<ic^ w.-q?; n.-&c. 
 
 To Eetbexch, p. a. ( allowi>uees, expenses, &c. ). UPI^, ^- 
 
 «?^, HtlW, ^JR^t, J^JTr-^P^ft-Ac. ^FITTf, 
 To be retrenched. ^fff_ 
 EETBENcnxiENT, Eetbekchiso, «. V. V. — ad. 3R^ n. ^r^- 
 
 ur n. &c. gi^uft/. aiAltfld »!./. fJRT^ m./. *l<l+tl^/. 
 
 I. OT(7//i?r retrenched. ^\Z m. ^>\Z^9Xf. 
 EETBIBTJTI05, n. V. Eeqtjital, Eewabd. ijpi^dS n. xrfrlf^- 
 
 Pjf. ^ffrf^ n. Hfrl^lrl/. 
 
 Eetbibctite, Eeteibutobt, a. repaying, requiting, ^f^' 
 
 H>rfNI, srfnf^^tfi, Mpl*riiJ<J, wR(*ri<il«<+. 
 To Eetbieve, &c. See To Eestobe, &c. 
 Eeteocession, n. ^o/n^ Jaci. <R<T =311^ n. <RrI<if «. virfiuf M. 
 
 Eeteoobade, a. yojny backwards. MiHtTRT, virfiUIKI, 'Rrl 
 
 2 — in astronomy, ^^p, cTiPTfrr, el'+'llMl. 
 
 3 declining from a better to a worse state. 3H?T, 3rfgm 
 
 ■^Hi'^i, ■JdirM i qr^T^T, ^ ^r<<im<JM r, m i mk^"<<m i, 3T«r- 
 w^, ^PT^ niRir^n", f^M^ld'irfl^i, snft?. 
 
 2b Ektboobabe, v. n. go or move backward. qT<7-JmTRt-Ac. 
 
 ^, ilfrl'IH^ «.-&c. 'R^. 
 
 2 — in astronomy. ^'3^ ^'Jf-^Tr^-aTOif. 
 
 3 See To Decline, To Degehebate. 
 Eetbogbession, n. v. V. 1. "RfT ^Trrifn. 'Rrf^ff. ^BZ^n. »TFI- 
 
 ?^iMi4T ^n^n, &c. iiPi'im*. sr'imsv*^''''' 
 
 2 5n»!'Tf^/. 
 Eeteogeessite. See Eeteoobade. 
 Eetbospect, n. looking back., view of the past. nv\9J^n. 
 
 »Tm^ qr^n. ilIlrVI^rfWRw.HI'WircUKw. 'MNr^l-+.^ 
 
 «. 'M*lriisir5r*'=|w. arg^i^n. ST^^ /. aT-^^lrSf*^/?. 
 
BET 
 
 729 
 
 BEV 
 
 BziEOareciXTE, a. looking hack, taking a view of the past. 
 
 r«T^Mi*ii,'wNrrt*'i-3Tg^(R/i.-<tc. ^s^-?ift-&c-'?*n5'(ff, 
 
 2 hoeing reference to what is past. J^J^r^W tOT MjulHr- 
 
 To liErcBS, c. n. come back or again. <TT?r-Hiq[<i-f«M-&c. 
 ipif-^^, MW-iUI, ^l*^ 'JTJf, MH<l'imn.-&c. qr^. 
 
 2 /i»ni back. HIMK"!, *<<fi«t, fr^, sJ-l-iuJ, >3rfi'J ^- 
 ^TTW, l^^m.f. ?^, Hnrr/. ^,5<4UI, ni'irqiwitfi^. 
 
 3 See To Assweb, To Kctoei. 
 
 To PiETrEy, r. a. send lack. <T^?Tof, 'HTTfirot, Tfl 5F?^-^^-&c. 
 
 2 yiw 6oc*, repaif, S[e. MlH^J, 'R?I-m^HI'li-<SiC. ^, ^5t?lT 
 ^, %?%, %l/.-srfJT7nTn.-&«. ^T^. 
 
 3 yire w recompense or requital. %5^, 3^^/.-Tl/.-&c. 
 spriJi ^. ofo. TTH (in coinp.)-3^? (in comp.) %^ (in comp.) 
 -ic. ^?ot-^ (m M<rlM*|HH"l VTOI to return an enter- 
 tainment, ic. ), wf?i»rt». ^, Hfr|<^M». *lot-^, wfd^H 
 
 4 See To Kepobt. 
 
 Beturs, Eetub-sixg, «. V. V. X. 1. q^ «m«.q^3im«. ^- 
 
 ^^TTIfftT/. •Ml^rrl/- <n;r^Tf?Tn. "RTfftT/. ^T^^nTT". 
 Be sharp in your r. Hm?<4lHi4l ^, HMlr^lI Tl^r %. 
 
 /. "TTT^'iTii. <TTTf^/. srfiTI'T'Tn. HrMmTtin. 
 
 T. V. A. 1. TC?T^i». "T^ W^n. fR^oi». &c. H<H«fl/, !I- 
 
 2 q^^rt. <?T^ ^oi/i. <TT^ qp^n. Ac. q^^oft/. ^rfarrHw. 
 
 3 V«^«. V«/. TS^/. Jl^^^M. sif?lftnn/. JT^T^/. 
 siPl'tMn. 
 
 1. a r, • rf<«rw ( present-len^t-injury-^-c.). g'tPt^m*. 
 Ml I CI "^^r^ <»»■ ^H'ra^n'jH. Return as used in comp. is 
 reudcred by ?=K or j^K\ (a-s, r. -abuse ^^jfY fsn^r, r.- 
 b.ow T^T5^, r.-boat ?3^ STT^, r.cart ?S5? nrtt, r.- 
 compiimeot* ^rt'-ulf , r.-fc*»t 3B?iT3iWpft, r.-prcaent 
 or gift 7??"? 5R, r.-vi«it 73? e^TTT, fln</ 7^2 Wl^t, 7=!% 
 
 Tn^ 7=?^ ^irniHis!, 7552 <«, &c.), <?^ (a» qt?nr3mpft, 
 
 J u r. for. 115^, HI^^. 
 
 B. -dinner by a bride-groom's parly to lUc bride and 
 her party. <iHf>»H«- ^IKrSTwi. 
 U. ( of money, labor, &e.). Rrf*^/. ^in^n. Pm^n. fwz- 
 
 IIL ». KEK>«r. fftVTTHfm. 
 
 Tab liar, &,*-. r. «55{m. 
 
 A blank r. Jrami^Ffl. [iT-Ac. 
 
 BxivviaBLE, a. T. V. A. 1. <T^ «F"j?ii7itm-J^. q^^'^mnsir- 
 Ki;icK(Ei»,/>. T. V. N. 1. ^KA -iTM^r, fTCT w^f, irmrrf 
 
 2 ^ri«sw, ^v.'33\, Ac. qfT|fT, ^?^»rjn. 
 
 jl . V. Y. A. 1. MW<?.-ni, q^ %?5HT, HRRt qi3^R5«IT, &C. 
 
 I 2 SirlticJI, q^rl f^?^3T, mHi^tI. 
 
 jj . 3 %5%3T, &c. ST^ipferT, s?fil?;fT. 
 
 j Eetuexeb, «. l?ETUBSJxa,/3. a. v.V.N.l. q^ qoir^r, fp^TT" 
 
 I 2 qWIKI, virl-iUinj, &c. 
 
 i 4-. V. A. 1. q^ ^onu, iTRTTf qrs'mm, &c. 
 
 I 2 qT?T ^.uiKi, Hrvrn ^"titt, srottct, Ac :rf??^R qifff, 
 
 Be-usiox, n. o secQtid union. JJfqfq »«. q^^'flfl n. 
 j; 2 See Assemblt. [ fTTqqor^ 
 
 i To Eeveai, v. a. v. To Tell, wtot, <pr3% q^, «F2q^, 
 || 2 V. To Mamfest. 7^-qqj-qf%|;-&c. ?w, q^n »«.- 
 
 : Beve4lei>,^. v. V. 1. ^f^cT^,^^T, &c. firfqw, frfq- 
 fT,frq. [q^fftrf. 
 
 j 2 7q? %f5^T, qq?:-qf?T^-&c. %?,ST, 3Tlfq6?!?r, JTl^e^n, 
 
 ij To be r. anf^Hqar, 
 
 BETEALER,n. EevEALIXG./J. O. V. Y. 1. ??tlOIRr, ir?J<irRT, 
 
 "Ptswirr, fiiMH^Tii, ftrq^. 
 
 2 7^ qp^'qRr, &c. q^^T^. 
 To Revel, i-. n. /ra«< merrily /,- noisily, ^l f m. JTR^- 
 
 I 75^, vTotqut, 3Trqn<q, f ^fnoi, qrar//>/. Tr^qtit, i?l- 
 j 5fr/.-&c. jRot, 
 
 Eevklatiok, Bevealixg, «. V. V. 1. — act. ^Ttq^T n. q^ «. 
 j Ac. q^^/. W^^ n. [ qqvrft^Riq h. 
 
 I 2 7^ 'ROT n. &c. STT^^^ »i. qrj"v+<«l «. WPwV^". 
 
 Bevelleb, «. Betelli.nq,^. «. T. Y. q^ HKmin , f^qrsfr 
 •KUIKI, ^Ji<j^ sRitRT, &c. 
 1 Betelliso, Kevelhy, Bevel-iiout, n. r. Y. ^^l HR i f f ??. 
 
 ; To \{v.\t^QK, V. a. inflict pain for injury, ^c, ^ «. q^, 
 I ^rqr m-g^ w.-^ «-^ »».-€tc. 7'iq^-?nfcI0t, 7^n. qi»f- 
 j 7'iq'q-%?'i y.o/ o. T^i ». ti<if-7'iq"^-'FTTof y. o/o.Vq- 
 
 ffTf^^r/^g^/.-qd^R m.-&c, qjtdf, qfqq^FK m.-q^- 
 
 fl^Hr/-&o. ^^. 
 To threaten to r. ft{^\m flTq w. ^. 
 1 Betesoe, «. V. Y. ?3[« «m n. ^ 7qvqf «. &c. qftqfpj „. 
 
 I qPtftpqr/ q?fT«PR»/i. qfiTr^»ir/.Vqf?tniw/."irt8f5/. 
 
 An act of r. ^i or t(i n. 
 
 To (ako r. ^ w. qot.7qqdi, ^^T.f. qijlf g. ofo. 
 W or q| n. iT'i-'Fr»ot-7qq^. 
 Hevesokd,';j. v. Y. q^T^JT. 
 
 BsrE.NueruL, «. v. Maliciouh. ^;|ft pop. i^\ or j^fi, vw-- 
 ?f?»rT, WS^, 5T?ft, fji\, f5^ffq>, f ^^. Some lerm.s 
 for a rcvcii|fi-ful person ore «FI«Slflrq, <pwq«"^,iltqPTrq, 
 
 itiquTiq, 5^ ^^^n. 
 
REV 
 
 780 
 
 EEV 
 
 Eevengeb, M. Eevengino,;?. o. V. V. ^S ^dtRT-3'»T<?''IKI, 
 ^RT 3'1«I«II<I, 5«^ *iUlKr,lr? ^TtTTKT, &c. hRi+K^, ^ 
 
 Eevesuk, n. income, S(e. ^3[tK\f. ^H\v^^f. v>JHN<^r!m. ^^m. 
 
 ?!m/. ^»». 3T^«j. ainrm. ^?T^«. — compreh. or looBely. 
 g^ ^\HA m. 
 Arrears of r. due through a course of years. 5Eh^t^ 
 
 Assignment for pay on the r. ?I?I^m. ^K\r{ or ^^Jrl/ 
 Balance due of the r. ^^ «IT^/. 
 Collection of the r. V^ \ ^\*^ or *»1lf^*ft/.*Hlf4|*l<^lO 
 /. H^+n^/- HIHHd/. ^"tcT^/. 
 
 Collection of r. due from the ryots. rREp^t or t[f. 
 Collector of r. ^H1<ft*l<^K, rr^rf<^K, «i*irt<\l<, HIH^- 
 
 Extra r. ^Ow ^HT/. 
 
 Fixed and regular r. "^ 3I*TT/. ^ «1HI*i<^/. 
 
 Full r. M<«l<^r! m. 
 
 General abstract of r. rTT^pTT m. 
 
 Grain-r. ^^^ »TI5T »». 
 
 Gross r. »TT*nTT/. *»<«l*jrl m. 
 
 Net r. ^g^^ ^rt^»T/. 
 
 Maximum of the r. <|>»lia «. 
 
 Of or belonging to the r. H^^rft, ^§?ft. 
 
 One employed in collection of r. T^^ or ^g?^. 
 
 Eemission of r. ^/. ^^TT «• 
 
 B. and disbursements. v»nrr^^ *». 
 
 R. from the soil. q>To^^ ^^^ ♦». ^iToft^T^^ l». 
 
 B.-police. Rjii<0/. 
 
 B.-survey. 'fT^tifff. 
 
 E.-surTeyor. MI^U|<^K or Ml^ufi^R. 
 
 B.-survey-report. M^WWil »». [/. 
 
 Settlement of the r. astettmeni of lands, !jc. 3nn<^ 
 
 Shares out of the r. of head-officers. *(l*(rft/. 
 
 Sum in commutation of r, in kind. ?T^ «. 
 
 That has an assignment on the r. ««Mi^K. 
 
 That yields good r. ^§?^. 
 
 That yields full r. »T^f ?it. 
 
 The actual or realized r. ^^[ ^JPTT/. 
 
 To collect r. ?r^ »». ^^. 
 
 Some other terms relating more or less closely to 
 revenue are fTTT, ^*riHI, ^^ft^f^^T?, *Hrtl«(ui^ 'hHM, 
 h(\^ ^HTT, %ft^ »nf>T, 5RI^%CT, tNlfH<«l*|I, 'TNPl««ld, 
 f^F^ or ^R5T, «:ii«H^, J^^, ?RR, H^KV^, tfj^T 1^, 
 TTrST^wf, H-j1<I<^I«, W?5^, ?ftWT, ''Trtt or 3nft aT«lTc5, 
 
 Sb Reveebehate, v. a. heat hacL "TTH ^^, HIMKf^ ' il' , 3?5- 
 
 ?f^, irfTmm W.-&C. ^^ff. of 0. si^rwRH «.-J?^«^- 
 
 frf w.-JTfttTTS^ m.-&c. «Rwt ^. of o. 
 2 See To Beflect. 
 I\) Bevebbebaie, v. n, be ieaten 5ae*,— sound &c. W\ ^^f, 
 
 SrS-lH ^, STfff'<«Pni-&c. ^t^, MfrlHf^i».-&C. ^1^ ff. oft. 
 2 V. To Eesound. TPm. 
 Eeveebehation, n. v. V. A. mn ^R^ «. Ac. jrfrPT^ m, 
 
 V. V. N. 1. reverberated sound. ^P\^vfi{ m. V(fr{^^ m. 
 
 srfriqwfjT «• trfHT^rr/. 
 
 To Eeteke, To Reveeesce, v. a. venerate. If^^-T^^^- 
 «i.- 3TT^ OT.-JIPT »».-&c. KT^-^^ ^. o/ 0. »ft? /. *^ 
 
 y. qfo. 3n^ M.-3Ti^oT «.-a4i+m/.-j^^^R ot.-&c, ^kA 
 
 g. of 0. fflWT HMul, ^r+R'Jf, q^. 
 Eeveeence, n. retped, aweful regard. »ft?/ ?pi^ w. ^• 
 if in. M^l^f^/. «T^/. 3n^ «. flrJiK OT. 3TT^t^f^/. 7- 
 
 To lose one's r. for. 'ft?/. %W y. q/" *. 
 
 With profound r. Rl^«r. 
 
 "Worthy to be regarded with profound r. %<m ^- 
 •ii'M- tn^-Ac. 
 2 flr< of reverence, v. Obeisahce. HM**K «». ^<Pl^IH/. 
 
 R with all the members of the body. fiT <ti l S ! hqH - 
 
 Your r , your worship, &c. 3TnT% 1T^ w. />i., 3TN% ^- 
 Beveeesced, Eeveeed, p. V. V. ^ <l«r^<?l, an^^i^^rrr, 
 
 &C. 3TT?[?T, *<»-HlPlH, '««*d, *)f+lR<1, ymf^fT. 
 Bbveee>T), a. worthy of reverence. <J^, <T<i1^<|, ^^IT^, ?^- 
 
 ?^, ?<n«sf(«?, H'^'ft^, 5rti<i<«n*<, an^, 3TT«^,HT^, *TT- 
 
 ;rft^, ?THW, JiT^, 5?^, »TTfc5. 
 Eetebent, «. Eevebential, a. Eeteeeb, n, Eetehijio, p, 
 
 a. V. V. <j^g^A' Hmwiki,^ ^T^PTRT, *ft?^«<«IKI, 3TT- 
 
 ^<u > K I, &c. fSji^rJS; or 3, fMW, 3TT^-&c. ^^-^ift, W- 
 
 "SfT, &c. IT5T5, «T^'=TPT, ^^fffe. 
 
 EbVEBEKTIALLT, EEVEBEJ.TI-T, odv. V. A. STT^^^, flr^r- 
 ^^, &C. 31l^<|Ji, 31I51+M, f^TTOT, ?nY,^% ^T^. 
 
 Eetebie, Beveet, «. irregular muting. JT^rt wrPT n. »T?5% 
 ^^ E^ipT ». f?rjr^S«TR n. 3T5J^rr«TT^ n. ^f^R|rfl« fn. 
 
 Beveesal, n. V. V. 3.— oc^ Jrt4«<«i m. fH><<<ui «.-&c. ITT^ 
 m. qriffrT/. 
 I. « reversed decision. v3rti*<HtJ*n/. 
 
 2b Ekvees'e, ». a. <ttrn vjwicfe (fotcn. ;j?5^-qT?5»n'-&c. q^, 
 
 2 ma^e contrary. 7?5^^, f^^^, H^fluf, TTcTf^, Hlrfi"!, 
 gpKr-7?52-f^^T^ &C. q^-^rtul-<^l<H*<ui-&c. f^5^ITf?t!F- 
 
 %f^rqrrEr^-3Trf^'KnfI:3TT^»nT-&c. ^r»if-l^-&e. ift?- 
 
 rf^ n.-s^TrTT ff».-&c. ^^ g. of 0. 
 
 3 ( a sentence, decision, &c.). TrS-i**"!, Jrf'luf,R><*)<Ji, T^ 
 -&c. ^T^, T^T^rf M.-H^l^fri/. ^T^y. (/o. 
 
 Eetebse, a. Eeveesed,^. v. V. 1. TTH'^, ^cITT, viixnii, 3- 
 
 a e i Mirt 'TT, 3c52itjaei, >3rf^iHiri»Tr, TSf^ g^R, gsKi?! 
 
 2 virf&Vc^ril , f^^^3?5T, &c. 33r5T, 'i^ws, f^5, 5qr?THn- 
 
BET 
 
 731 
 
 W»H»W, TTTfrT, f*lc4lH, SjfrlcflH, fPT, ^TWT, ^V*l*<<, «I?ft- 
 
 R. order. oiiPl+M »». 57?^)H m. 
 Betebsc, «. /Atf contrary, the oppotite. TfTCT, vJ<34IM^ ». f^- 
 
 2 vicuiitude, v. Chasge. qiH? w./. V^ m. Vc^fR «». 
 
 3 See MisroKTUSE, Adtctsitt, [W^. 
 Ketebsible, a. v. V. 3. arii4| | <<M> ll, f^f^fTm^TTTT-Ac 1TT- 
 Eetxkselt, adv. v. A. 2. ^^^^ <fcci. Ac «<frl+HI^, ailf^H- 
 
 Beteksekess, n. ?. A. 2. Jrfi'viuil m. Ac. 4At\HHni. *qH4l- 
 
 Reteuiox, «. See Retukx. 2 ri'yA^ o/ tuecemon. 
 Seteuiosabt, a. ^o 6e enjoyed in tucceuion to another. 3T- 
 
 Ta Retext, r. n. come or fall bael, v. To RETrB5. fT?f ^, 
 To Rktikw, r. a. look back on. m^t fTfot, IMT^ff^ n.-3t^- 
 
 2 re-tontider, revue, re-examine. f*M-5'^-»'IH*^l''- 
 
 ■i.-Ac. *^y. e/*o. " " [^»f-^^. 
 
 8 intfeet, examine, Sfc. <n^, "TTpft/. ^T^, ^fh^/ TT- 
 4 ( s book, Ac. ). 3"!^ «. pi. qirewt, Moj^i'jft'^'m n.- 
 ^oi^TT ft'^K w.-Ac. ^^ ^. q/'o. 
 Beview, Ektiewiso, fi. V. V. 1. xm <TTf«t n. qJiilT^^ n. 
 
 2 ftre?T «nfof n. jsipqipt II. Ae. 315^^ n. SfTf^/. 
 
 3 qrpr »i. ii^»fl/. 'J^wft/. [wipK?TH «. 
 
 4 5«i^«i»tir n. goT^mft^nr m. y»r5>^ ftWr «. 3^- 
 
 I. See Cbitkjue. [^^ 
 
 BetIEWeb, «. T. V. 4. irVT^ yn^ ^fTTOim, ^'jq T ^ ^ ft* >- 
 To Retile, t. «. T. To Abube, To Costemk. f^n^, »Tr^, 
 
 ^rraif, "vpt, f^r/.-^wT /.-H?«»n/-fn3ft/.-Ac. ^^ 
 
 5.0/0. 
 
 SCTtLKD, /. ▼. V. fff^^, Ac. ftff^, J^5!m, *Tlt%?T, «Tflf?T. 
 RcTiu*, «. BmLi50, ;». a. y. V. f^r^wm, Ac. »T«S*, fSr- 
 
 «rT-*nfY-Ac. 
 
 Bf»ILt5B, RETIT.EME5T, fl. T. V. f>|:^fl. Ac. f^t/. W- 
 
 /. IMf^^ «. llftM^lfl «. yiT/. 
 
 BcTui.xoLT, a/c. t. A. fir^-Ac. «?:n,^m^nr. 
 
 SsTUAt, RETiai50, «. T. v.— tfrf. f^lK^ ^\^ n. fnw^f. 
 
 TftH m. vv^ n. 7^» ?Prmift /. 3PJ^ /. '•ny^^^ n. 
 ^'.Hi^ m. 5s^:iTT«»^ n. %^V^f. 
 Xo KCTUE, r. «. re-estmine, look oter with eart/or eorree- 
 
 tiom, T. To Rbtiew. {%«:^-Ac. ^Tf^l-^^nir^-ntW^, ift* 
 
 «r m.-'^vtn ii.-Jwm«ft/-Ac. «Tii y. 0/0. 
 Bnrf u, «. T. V. N. 1. aftf*|T^ n. Ac. fn^tfn «. ?»ftf- 
 
 *T n. hPi^ii n. JH^ff^ n. jsfimuii n. 
 
 2 sft^WTir n. *(|^<ui n. Ac. 5'T?;^«T^/. Jf.STffrT/. 
 
 2b Eetite, e. n. rrftwn <o /i/tf. JHS:^ 3^-^T#<T ft^t, ^- 
 T m. tTTOI, fNd^i<i 3ftT m. ^ g- oft. ^vflS'1 «.-3«fN'- 
 *T n.-JT^r^fWT n.-Ac. ^?^ y. «)/" t. 
 
 2 rrtwm to rayowr, ri»efrom depreuion, neglect, S,c. ^- 
 ? »». tRnf, PH«(|h 3ft^ m. qwr y. q/"«. 'Jfl^ m. ^ in. cow. 
 
 Ac. v^l'If11-v^I'I4*-Sr|TT-^^TftVfT-&C. ^, j^i^flvfff/.- 
 JT'.^iflvf^/.-Ac. ^ y. oft. 
 To Revive, v. a. rettore to life, v. To Resuscitate. ftnSTT- 
 Ac. r»i^H-?T^ift^-&c. ^^, f^mfT 3ftsr »i. MlriOj-arn'I^, 
 ^f^ft^i^ n.-3^5ft^TT-Ac. ^JT'ity. 0/0. 
 2 raise from depression, recover from neglect, Sfc. oft^ w, 
 
 oft/.-3^^/.-Ac. ^^ y. 0/0. f<l>M-Ac. ^itTTC^-^f^- 
 a-iT^-Ac. ^^, <^vri*n/.-r»J*I''-HUll OT.-Ac. ^V^. 
 
 To Retivificate, To Revitify, Ae. See To Revite^ Ac. 
 
 Bevocatios, n. repeal. ^ ^T'f «• f*<«J'5i «. 
 
 To Revoke, v. a. repeal, recall, v. To Abeogaxe. ^ ^iff , 
 f^R^, ^1^-Ac. ^^. 
 
 To Revolt, v. n. renounce allegiance, fall atcay. aTH?5 m.- 
 3Tf*I^R »».-5!IWT ».-Ac. <ii*ui-<ri4«^, pp^ul, r»HK »n.-f^- 
 rm »». ^ y; 0/ 1, ^t^ift^ tn.-Ac. ?R^, f«|!H«li tcith ^, 
 ftRjT-f^^-Ac. fr«ir, it^^ w».-Ac. =5(5^, SlftWRf«TFI W.- 
 Ac. SiTOf. 
 
 Revolt, n. renunciation of allegiance. %^ »». fsf^^ or 
 
 BetOLTer, «. REVGLTlse, p. a. v. V. ftRHTRTT f^^Ur ^^3^i 
 I. shocking thefeelinjt, exciting abhorrence. WmjiM^, 
 
 5fT^r?n^, ^im^K^-^i^Sj-Ac. vm^, 
 Revolctio.v, Revolvexo, n. v. V. A. \.—act. ftr^^ n. arr- 
 ^^R n. 3n^ w. 
 
 2— flc<. HtssiJ «. KVwf fi.Ac. ^ «. an/. H^m or HVPT 
 n. 3i|f<|<1 n. iTTT n. aiu^nf «. ^ft^t^ »••. 
 T. V. N. ftr^ n. Ac. <TftsnT»r ». vti^jf «. qf^Wn w. q- 
 
 ftW^ m. 1%^:^ n. f^n »»• aTTfftr/ STT^^n. 3n^^ ff». 
 
 H'sm «i. f^ «. 
 
 I. ( in a government or state ). ^ivr«4iii-<l'*Mf^i^<fl>ji- 
 
 Ac. <nwi m.-3?seimrf4 »». •»■ ijty>inT3r«i «./. ^PT^stfH 
 
 /. TITqqf^WnT «. 
 
 II. (of* planet ).»Tf^/. 
 
 III. ( of the heavens ). ^T^Jnf^/. 
 BsvOLCTiOXABT, a. pertaining, ^'c. to a revolution in govern- 
 ment. TTHr% «n<?CT^r-3?»i? qiPFir^r-Ac. ii>m « tR^ < i^^ <(- 
 
 2Vi Betoltk, ». «. roW or turn round, fvftx^^ ^\^i^, «h"ot, 
 qftsm^, <n?T^, <rftV»»OT n.-«R'7I n.-Ac. ^r^-qr^ and 
 
 f(H with /. oft. #^/.-%TT w.-ir^f^fur/.-AcinaoT. 
 7o BiTOLTE, V. •. nwiJte /o turn round. Hm^, f'l^^r-Ac. 
 
^ JI HO 7 
 
 ^FTiJf , "TftHPT'Jr n.-&c. ^if^ g. oj o. STTTff^ «.-&C. ^p^ 
 
 ff-ofo- ^ . ^. ^. 
 
 2 ( in the mind ) v. To Consibee. W^, 3TTrT"jf mrfui, 
 W*^ or W<t^, 
 Eevol-veb, n. Eetolviso,;?. a. v. V. N. rH><uiTTT, &c. >3finT- 
 
 I. — the kind of pistol. ^ iT'JilT^ J"s^o5 SUTT^ (MtH-i 3Tr^. 
 Pevtjlsion, w. 3e5^/. TIH^ m. f^^r?r «■ 
 To Rewabb, v. a. make a present to for sometliing done. pTT- 
 
 *T n.-SfjftH «.-%JFft/.-HI R<^l r«I^ «.-&c.^, >Pc? or »P55 «.- 
 
 ST^fF?! n. ^. 
 
 2 re^aj/, requite, S;c. t. To Eecompejise, To Eettbn. ^• 
 
 53--&C. ^, giTC /.-srf^r^R n.-&c. :r^. ^f^^/.-&c. 
 
 Pewaed, Eewabpiko, «. V. V. — act. pTPT ^W ». &c. 
 
 I. recompense made. pTTT n. sf^flRT «• ^'ft /.M 1 R<il Rl +w. 
 E. is for work, reaping is to the sower, &c. ^oft^ ?ft 
 
 EiiAPsowCAL, a. V. N. ancZ Nonsensical. 3T«f5i ?T^«T^, 
 
 Ehapsodist, «. on unconnected speaJcer or icriter. STif^TRt, 
 
 3TH5I5; TTTT-gTO^^ *f^Hi-&c.^r?rf. 
 
 Ehapsodt, n. unconnected speech. ST+ilH+i «. ^Z'^Zn. ST^l- 
 
 5-3T^5-f^^eTr?f-&c. *rT«niT n.-^^rrr/.-^^ «. 
 
 Ehetoric, n. <^e rtr^ o/speatoy. ar^^nrf^rTlT/. 5fra^FRTTT- 
 
 'gf-w. ?rTf|?sr?TT^ «. STcT^^rsrfirqT/. 
 Ehetoricai,, d. ;7ertomjw(7, ^-e. /o rhetoric. 31r*+Kl^<J-«(l, 
 
 A r. expression or figure. 3T?*i^R m. 
 Ehetorician, n. one versed in rhetoric. 3T??5pTft, ST^^iR^T- 
 
 Eheum, n. — the serous fluid. <lMc(uft n. TT'ft »• 'cJ^TT tn. 
 Eheomatic, a. affected tvilh rheumatism. 4\f\l\'f\, TT?nR5r, 
 
 «TT3^5f, srwr^'rf. 
 
 2 pertaining, ^-c. to rheumatism. ^^T, «II^^'*lf,^T?fffnr^, 
 
 ^rcRTn^Nnft, «rr?Rtnf^nf^^. 
 
 E. pains, ^x^^^^f. pi. [ iTH^IrT m. 
 
 Phecmatism, n. ^/. ^^^m. ^TtTot. ^i ml tot. ^r^n, qr^w. 
 
 Acute r. 1^/. ?TrR^«. EfTrfJrJTm. 
 Chronic r. from dyspepsia. C3TTM<j'lrH«. 3nT«rT?»». 
 E. in the joints. ?if^?rrrT«!. ^f5:T^»i. ^if^T^'JlT'/. 
 Shooting of r. ftcJ^P or fvi^^j. f. T^, fHw, ^, STFT^ 
 
 To be affected with r. ^il9r. 
 EnEtMT, a. affected Kith rheum. f^TTST, f^^HPT. 
 Eheumt-eted, o. f^jcfT ftoiTT^, f^=q^^ Sl^rqT. 
 
 2 — a horse. ar^^ToS. 
 Ehisoceros, n. ?i'5T«!. ^OT. 
 
 Horn of the r. ^f m. n. <^^7T^n. 
 PpOMB, «.— in geometry. f^istTTfj^?^;!. 
 BpoMBic, a. v. N. ftWH-<*H<.^. 
 
 i ^IC 
 
 BHnBABB, «. rA#a»n palmatum. '^ff«. ^f^T^ or ^^Tf^j^ft/. 
 Ehtme, n. correspondence of sounds in verses. «TH<F?«.«. 
 
 ^tfq'TR^OT. n. 3i^^1t4«HHr/. [=^ ^S^w. 
 
 3 o icorrf o/ «oa«i/ /o answer to another. 'TKTm. w. ?nT^- 
 
 3 See Poetet. 
 
 Neither p. nor reason. rTToi sflf^ HfT sTT^t. 
 To Ehyme, v.n. agree in sound. ^^W'>n.n. ^^■^^^ilJ g.of g.re^ 
 
 cip. 'ftotiJT, H^OT. TSiJi y. ofs. recip. 
 
 2 maie verses. >*\M<iJ f.-^f^n.-^.^n.-&c. qi^, 
 Ehtmee. See Poet. 
 Bhtthm, Ehtthmus, n. musical measure or time. rjT^w. 
 
 Ehtthmical, o. regulated lij measure or musical time. rfT^- 
 EiAL, n. — the coin. TTTcEm. [ <TT'?ff%*T». 
 
 HiB, w. — in anatomy. "PTIT?^ or H>|«1of| or "TraWt/srmiV. 
 The ribs. "f^Rw, 
 
 2 (of a leaf, &c.). ^firw. ^fTTTrm. f^T^«. ^m. 
 
 3 (of an umbrella, &c.). V^V^f. 
 
 EiBAi.D, a. of olscene speech, frrsf^t^, fffsftfiaj, mi^if^pf- 
 55 or <?r^^F5E, <i1^9>^^oE, rfiSNT 'F:i^)oE-gT»T^-fi(R;a5-&c. 3T- 
 
 EiBALDRT, «. obscene language. ST^JT^-TET^SE-Ac. ^Y?r>jf «.• 
 HPT'IT n.-&e. ^^ftjj y; 
 
 EiBAND, Eibbon, n. "^Z. !^ m. 
 
 EiCE, «. — the grain in the husk. *rT?r «. ?TToE or ^TToit /. 
 ^pKr n. tTR «. ?n1r5 «». iTtfl w.— as husked, ?rt^ nj. 
 ft|?5 »». — as boiled, TTrl wi. ^r^ ot. n. H'j; ot. n. ^TT 
 or aiVlT w. TTT?^^ »»• =^ m. There are many kinds 
 of rice. Some are cfltTT?! or ^^^, ^H)^, *lcif|«Ic6, f%- 
 
 5T or 55crr, ^?sn=rrnoE, ^r^, sff^ra^s, f^jHui^Tor, f^- 
 
 n^, rHi'lf, r^l^?y, f^^OToE, v^il, ?f^5E or 7f%^T55, fr»7- 
 
 ?7Tr, sfnt, rfq^a, crN+^q, rrM?rroE, j^ir or ^, ^mir, 
 
 ^t5^, T^fclT^ or JT^RT, f^PTni, «nniT or T^cft, qff % TI- 
 
 Eits of r. boiled, +,ij|<l Hlrf w. 
 
 Bits among r. after pounding. ^Foft :pf5i»7». q ; uf)«h' ' . ». 
 
 Bundle or truss of r.-straw. qrs /. ^ w, 3TI^T^ ct. 
 
 irrEffiT m. ?rra" «». 
 
 Bundle of r.-chaff. ^Toft- 
 Chaff in cleaned r. ^^T^/. n. 
 Chaff r. mroS rT^ol m. i'Z. J^Tsr ^^/. 
 Clump or tuft of r.-plants. ^ffT m. 
 Colander for washing r. rrtjoE gnft 5rtEr5£)-/. 
 Pivision or banked up portion of ft r.-field. ^f^CT, 
 Ear of r. jpir^/. 
 Ears of r. small but full. ^^5T m. 
 Ears of r. withered. ?5TTT%T «• ^Jnf%«f fl. 
 Grain of boiled r. f?r<T«fi'T n. ?ftrf m. n. 
 Grain of unhusked r. *fM+ui or ^ m. [ ^ »j. 
 
 Ground for the reception of r.-plants. 3TTffeT m. 3TR- 
 Ladle for serving out boiled r. 5^ n. 
 Land fit for the culture of r. Hl^^spffT/. »TTrntcf ». 
 
EIC 
 
 733 
 
 EIC 
 
 Lamped mass of boiled r. ft^* or fili* «. «^»»». ft- 
 
 Morsel of dressed r. i:t\f. 
 
 Parched r. JT^ m. ;)i. ^<M-m /• ipi. ( or ^T^ & ^- 
 5BI-V1, o/*0 'TTTRT & M<H-<4I ) gTW m. fl. 
 
 Particle of r. ^T^^ft/. 
 
 Pounder of r.— the person. nTr^, "Tt^^T^.' 
 
 Powder or fine particles of r. g^ n. ^TT ». 
 
 Powder of parched r. ^^ m. 
 
 E.-bcd or plot. ^t^f. dim. ^f=qT «. ^Hr n. 
 
 E. boiled dry."^ >TrfT m. 
 
 R-cultivator. *1!H1-.{1 «•• 
 
 R-dust. fST «. 
 
 B.-field, r.-grounds, r. -lands. »Tn=I?t5T n. H^TrS ». 
 
 B.-field, field of untransplanted r. arf^ni n. 
 
 E. -grounds as Iving low. ^RT^ ort\f- 3!if5't «• 
 
 B.-}rrueL ^/. STSR^Jft «. TJTTItift «. 7?TT^^ ». 
 
 R-gruel soured, ^rpft/.— boiled up with flour, chilies, 
 &.C. *r3ni«ft «. 
 
 R-husk. ^T^ n. 
 
 B. husked after parboiling. <3^il Tf^ w. 
 
 B.-milk. ^/. ^triT^ w. ?ftt/. ^WT/. TmW «. «• 
 
 prrnft or CTyrft/. 
 
 B. once ground or pounded. ^TT/ 'R^ '^^ "•• /"^y 
 wm/. «[^?Il/.— twice pounded, fW?/ 5?I? rrt^ mjl. 
 — thrice pounded, XH^if- Pi+XhI^'* w- pi. 
 
 R raised bj irrigation. MIU|«w/. 'TTUI'HIoflHM fl. 
 
 R which has shotten up too rspidly.fonning nothing 
 in the ear. fr»T9S/. — Thus to shoot up — r. *r>W^, 
 
 R-p1anti in the seed plot. Tt'/. 
 
 B. plants loft untransplanted. ^TX fi. 
 
 B. -pounder or pestle, 'fir^l m. w^^ n. 
 
 B. pressed and flattened. ^"^ m. ji. ^<5^ w. 
 
 R mad split pulso mixed ( boiled or unboiled ). f^- 
 
 •^f- ^ 
 
 R slightly pounded, ij^tt^f) m. fl. ^^^^S^ JTt^ m. 
 pi. »n»Wl% ^t^ •». ft. 
 
 R-straw. JTifT^ or HMti n. fM n. W^/. 'ITToS «. ^RTT 
 XI. T?T-5 w. n. ?msrT w T «. 
 
 Shakings of r. -straw. 3ff?T/. *TT «. 
 
 Soft t waxy— boiled r. MOT^-'f?!, »^i»ni7, ^TH?. 
 
 Boftnesa A waxinesa of orerboiJed r. ^vm^/ 
 
 i p to ada ga or after crop of r. *T?^/. 
 
 BUle boQed r. reboiled with spices. f^90<si*TT7f m. 
 
 Thrashing or treading floor of r. *rnT?^ *. 
 
 Transplantation of r. am^ft/ 3TTfl(raf/. 
 
 Tuft of r. plants as transplanted. snfT ak 
 
 Tfatery— boiled r. ^^TT, ^^WTT, 
 
 Wet rice grounds, nf)/. 
 
 Wild or spontaneous r. ^ »TPI •. ^tfTT «i. 
 BiCH, m. waUh), affluenl, opuleni, ^e. vn^T^, ^^^n, ^^^ 
 
 flMrnm^, ^^f^tfT^j *i^pfl^^^ »friWi wf*w, "rtt, ^Pfi, 
 
 Jlf^T^, q^TimT, q^i^, ^TT^ST, tPTrTT, "^T^^, «T^- 
 J7, ^^TsIJr^, dofl'iK, dafl^iM'lR, %ftJTFH, «ft'T?f, rTT^^TTj 
 HT%^, •4IM^<, ?f<I5r, ^JTT^r, fsT^TH, 3rq^, ar«Tif^^, 
 
 Terms and phrases for a person exiremeli/ rich, and 
 corresponding to Crxsus, Plutus, rich as a Jew, a 
 banker, the Lord mayor, ^'c. rolling in gold, wallowinj 
 in icealtk, <j-c. are ^tTT, vT^H^f or STtpyty^ jjth, ^TT- 
 
 fSTT^^T aflsuTKl^'T TT^ rtl«(«iRT,tT^t%^HT ♦i")'ji«ii<T, 
 •fl^'^'ift^, ff?^rat?!T, r^^frT, T^SFrf^^nrFPT, 1«)t*K»<^l, 1- 
 ftH,"^%^,'^%^, !^lP>^^ 3'*TR^T or f^H^t*!', 3=?n^iTT- 
 
 ^^ «l'*<%N % f^^, f^T^m ^ff 3^-*ft <nt»ft *nxft. 
 
 E. and poor, ^\^^'^\<i\ m. pi. 
 
 R from birth. »TH«ft^. 
 
 To get r. ^TT m. ^Motuf y. 0/ «■ 7^3 vt. n. ^\9{\ or 
 «n3T^y- ofs. 
 2— a dish, diet, &c. ^??ftcT, q^wt<7, n*ii?.i^!<, M4f.NI- 
 
 3— laud, soil, f^^, Hld«H, f^'FToS, fw^. 
 
 4 abounding in, having pleniif ally. aTI^iT (esp. in comp. 
 as ^TwrraST, «F5rT5T, fliriraST, &c. ), ^S^r ( esp. in comp. 
 as ^u r ^'M^ , fTT^RR^, Ac. ), SPT in comp. ^^ in comp. 
 ^S5 in comp. ^HJ^ in comp. 
 
 5 «AoMy, iplendid, Sfc. See Fixe. 
 
 ErcnE8,n. tcealth, ^c.^Hn. -^n.W^W- ^^/- '''^^ ^^ 
 /. ^^^ «. 113^/. 3TV »». ^rT «. f^rTf^^snr m. fK\i*Mr\\f. 
 
 Intoxication produced by r. "ift^ «i. 
 Puffed up by r. HMHW, 
 E. of unrighteousness. qTm?T n. 
 That is blind through the intoxication of r. «ft»T^ttT, 
 Thirst or lust of r. ITTT^/. tTTS^T m. 
 BiCHLT, adv. T. A. 1. il|fTtT^, l^flWT ^1C^, Ac. «|^?IH- 
 f^«Wr, Ac. 
 
 4 y^Muft , 5^r>ft, 3TT rfer^ 5^?n (i^-ci. «prr, 5«iv55. 
 EicnsEss, ». T. A. 1. m^rlHuil m. Ac. ^ftri^-^lO /• ift- 
 
 Krft/. H Mq^ /. «rP=nRm/. fr^sprr/ vR<rrp»T ». nsw- 
 
 Pf^/ tPT^r'Tn. tr'lft5?5fTT/VT^'7«HT/vT^T»<I^/.Ac. 
 
 2 T^JT^ft^NWrr «». «I^S«n<1"1<'II m. filVHl/. 
 
 8 HM<|A /• 
 EiCK.n. »ro<r*, ^c. »niT «• '^«»». 'MY/ f^^/ *»W/. ^f. 
 
 2 ( of unthreshed com ). fit/. TT^m w. 'PI'Tn f». TO- 
 
 <t/. 3lJf «. 
 ElcKCTlLT, adv. T. A. FT*tn w Tt, ITPT or nt, Wtf I^f- 
 
 W, fWnr or ^, f??^ or ?t, f9i<« <w it. 
 BicKETiysss, n. V. A. Pr^Tft^TTtT m. f^otf^dsoTI m, 
 
 Ac. f^«f^«0/. «^WT/. 
 BicKETT, o. /mW« or loote in the joints, it\firm. rfiM-flrt, 
 
 WCTttT w f?5|fi|^H, WMrft«T, fit?tf^raT, f^«oRi«^, 
 
 i'lH'ftT, IT'rt^, ftW, f^N'fl+if^, 3(T^. 
 To be r. rt«S4'J|, WWi^l, fWrTT or f^ftl^T, «»^f- 
 
KID 
 
 734 
 
 ma 
 
 To Bit, v. a. set free, deliver, S(c. ^TST^, KFlvaST-^f) SRfff, ]! 
 
 Pl<l<*r^aT ^^ ( as 'Sftrt^naiT ^<jf to rid of thieTCs ). j 
 
 EiD, p. v. V. «ts5f%??r, ^Hm, ■^. j' 
 
 To get rid of. dloiuf or dl^H <ll«hui, JTR/. ^>^ ^. of o. .1 
 «rT^ ^F^, rm^ ?R /. ^T'jf^, »ri<ji*i-&c. ^ w»7A I 
 
 <n^o/o. ^ .. ^ ii 
 
 EiDDAKCE, «. T. Y.—act. ^rs^ n. ^tj^uT/. ^I41U{*/.— i 
 state. fJI^FT/. ^^fiiTT /• Sf'P/. ' i 
 
 ElEDLE, n. enigma. g-fTTiTT »»• aTT^T ot. n^ n. ^^^m or ^- 
 
 ^m n. ^^ n. f^nrv «». f^ «. uffrf+r /. ^^f^r /. 
 
 Some kinds are sif^W^^r, aTrft^ffwr, ??^H^. 
 Eiddlcs; covert, mysteriout language. arsrf^^T /. 
 To find out a r. f^^oi. 
 
 2 coarse sieve, ^\t\ tiiotwj/. ^\S^J[\ tn. 
 To EiDDLE, V. a. separate with a r. ^VX^., -mo6<S|, ^(£U| n. 
 
 ^^17. 0/0. 
 
 2 jnaie OTrtTty io?e* !«. ^JToEOl/. ^FT^T^. q/"©. 
 To Ride, v. n. he carried hg an animal or in a veJiicle.^\z^^- 
 
 ^-1I^tH«^-&c. sretft or «n5[fT ^oi-^j ^^\x ^, ?mft 
 
 /■ ^i^. 
 
 2 6e iornc i« or on a fluid. ?I^, *l0iu|, 'TF^, ftfT'f. 
 
 3 /o manage a horse. ^TltTT^-&c. Hts /.-Khft/.-aiTT^PT «. 
 
 ^'^Sr-j^, ^^XK^f.^fm, 
 
 4 faArc exercise on horselack. qts^TT^-^rfsn^ *n3fT-&c. 
 ^/.-^^/.-%^ m.-&c. ^F^-TTT^-^^STT %''r- «4IM ^. 
 
 To Bide, v. a. s^Si or spj^i vTiof o;* tw^/t «rT-He%-&c. of 0. 
 Bide, «. fl« excursion on horselack. ^\'S^\^lr^ Vf^f.-'^^ 
 f. %?: m. V. HIT. 
 
 2 a road for riding. ^ftW^m. ^"I^TT/. 
 BiDEB, «. V. V. N. 1. and Horseman. ^r5»Tnn;-&c. ^ilRT, 
 ?T^R or 53TT, fl^Tft or ^l<t, 3T»?flr^. 
 I. addition to a paper, !fe. JT^fift/. 
 IJidge, n. ( of the back, a mountain, &c. ). ^)OTT m. V^%\ m. 
 jf or ^ m. Tfl/. 
 2 ( of a roof ). qj^H m. — of a tliatched roof. »pi«s w. 
 
 R pole. ^ or 3Rri^ or 3n% «. a#n? wj. 3T?To5T m. 
 8— as raised on a plantation, to stop water. ^tS n. 
 ^1 n. \% or ^3 m. ^W »». 
 4 — in a field, &c. ^ m. 
 BiDiCULE, Eidicclikg, «. V. V. ^ ». ^^ft/. 55T or 5iT?T/. 
 ^ or %t/. g^fW «>• Tft^ m. OTTcit/. f%e«T^/. K^- 
 sft/. ^It/. -^b^tif ^^ n. M^ m. ??l€tj^/. 
 To incur r. ^^ ^. 
 To EiDicCLE, t'. a. deride, jeer, cjv.^ffr, ^t n.-^^. ^xv[- 
 ms^ g. ofo. g-q^oi, VTfT/.-^/.-?T/.-OT^^ w.-JHF^ 
 
 «J^, #1 n. ^FT^ g. ofo. 
 BiDicuLED,/). V. y. T^^m^fST, 37fTO %33T, &c. gq^f^tl , 
 
 3TrfiT<T^, STTHH^, ^»>chv^I?J. 
 EiDiCDi.EK, n. EiDicuLiNO,/j. a. V. V. a ^oiKI, »nT ^vTtriT- 
 
 TT, ;jqfm !PT«TKI, &c. ;j<T^^, OT f T tt^ vi v &c. 
 BiDiCULOUs, a. that may justly excite laughter, ^^ r^r ^ mr, 
 
 ;jPT^. '4JT-&C. JpTRT ^5fPlT-^TTT?ir, -JM^H^ , ^T«ftt«Tr^, 
 
 EiDiccLOusKESs, «. V. A. T^w^rnTfTT/. 3^^r^/. 
 EiDiKO, a. — horse, &c. SRTHT, ««riO^, SRTTTr^TT, ST^H'ft^r. 
 EiDixo, «. V. V. N. 1. tr?5TT^^-&c. ^Hwf n. ?nrrft or ^rtt/. 
 
 3T>^kT^ui n. 
 B1DISG-HOU8E, BiDisG-scHooL, n. ars^^TTHT/. siHRi^TTrr- 
 
 BlDING-MASTEB, ». 3T»^?7^, STH Kf ^'n f^ iyTiK. 
 
 EiFE, BiFEKESs. See Prevalest, Pbevalekce. 
 To EiFLE, &c. See To Plundeb, Ac. 
 BiFF-BAFF, n. T. Peopie. €|m i <^u|') | n. rHMdKI m. 
 BiFiE, «. ^ iPFK^ ^^ 3TT^. 
 Big, To Bio. See Wastos, To Wamos. 
 To Bio, v. a. v. To Equip. «vT^, ^tbt JR^, 
 BiGGiKG. n. ( of a ship ). !^k^ n. y Z. 
 Bight, a. j€<,yt/»/,prop«r. ^,^, 3^, «jd^T or «m«i<, 
 ^TOT, ^P^, 3f^, «(l^4^, Rll-fi, p:^, ^5, %TT, ^Tm- 
 
 ^T, jftrft^, JTTn'Nr, ^qr, Ttrmrfq-, JTiTT^^n^, ^'apftf^r, 
 
 or ^^jftift, f^^, f^^^R, W^jftH, g?fTT, g^'T, ?fTH, ^v5[, 
 ^V^^., IIHIWI, MIHlfi'l'-h, MM|U|^, ^^'T, TW, ♦)»i^H*<, ^- 
 
 E. and wrong. ■«a<jm«oM. [ ^, 
 
 To be r. and proper, — actions. «FT*n^ TS^, •PTKW 
 To seem r. unto. 7f^rfrfl-trK're-^T^-&c. ^fff g. «f: 
 To set to r. v. To Eiout. lt?-«RT«lT-&c. ^T^, «1^[«IW 
 w.-q^Tsreft/. JJJTwt g. ofo. Pi4H<jS. [wf^. 
 
 2 true, correct. ^RT, ^<r«R or «(0«»<, ?TT^, ^T^, ?TfT, ^r- 
 
 3 »o< /f/3;. ^rsisTT, ^^':a, a^RIs^, 31^«<»«J, ^I^. 
 
 B. and left. «5?ih^iwt. — gloves, shoes, &c. or hands, 
 feet, &c. i^*ii<(l. 
 To the r. sr3[^T«T, 
 Winding to the r.— spiral lines, &c, <^f^ii||<|Ti or ru, 
 
 4 rightly fixed, placed, ifc. ^TRTCT, gt5ST, T^ ^TT, 
 To set r. again. ^'KK*'!. 
 
 5 thai is on the right hand. ^vn^rfHT^, -i^^o^ir^JfT^J- 
 
 Eight, adv. \. A. 1. and Eightlt. Jft?, ^, ^M, ^TT^ 
 or «ITt«rT, &c. 'TVT'=^TT, T*4i*ii'i, &c. 
 B. or wron}^. ^igTT^, ^?gHT^, 
 2 ^TTT decl. siTHT, ^IVT'iT, «(IWR+. 
 
 I. in a direct line. H^, VZ, tTS^, *T5^, flj^,fi+.rfr. 
 
 II. in a great degree, v. Very. "JTTT^, arfrT. 
 
 Eight, n.v. Pbopbiett, Justsess. f^mq m. sftfrr/ ^'TT'T w. 
 g^»rmT tn. OWMUII m. J^iTJNir »». J^r^'^/. flTT^jft/. ff- 
 ^51 "»• r5m »»• ^^YNr'T n. 'i{\<.Mri\f qm\V^ «. 
 
 Might makes r. «ptHT <T%^ fft ST^ TPJfT ^5^ at ^r^. 
 
 E. and wrong. -qmi-Mll »»• 
 2>«< ciam, fcyai <i</e, ^v. e^HfT w. ^ig w. arfvPFR m. ^- 
 
 fn./". f?iTwr tn. s^^^f. m^ »". ^^ »»• »• ^tt«t w. 
 
 That has r. in or over. ?T?raTf?. 
 3 right tide. ^viiftfT^/. 3^^ 3Tf»Tn. ^f^^^mn «• 
 
•RIG 
 
 735 
 
 SIN 
 
 4 redreu ofKrcny,jtittiee. s«TT^m. rnnVM. ^/. «rT^«. 
 
 5 thai Kkichjuttitf belonyt to one. ^tpjn.n. ^tgJTTrlm. ^H/. 
 To Bight, r. a. restore to a right pontion or place. fg^Tuft- 
 
 fi*l"Ml«t^-*iiaoMI'<<-?V*I^<-^l"JI*l<-&C. STTTof, ^*<I4I- 
 &c. *T^, ^H>J|4uf. [ Ac. ^X^. 
 
 2 put to rights, firn^, ^HH^, ^Wf or gVTT^, *fk- 
 
 3 do justice to. ?SJZJ.^!^^^ m.-rsmnf m. ^t^H $. ofo. 
 To Bight, 1. 1». become right. fiiil«|«J, ^<l><ld«l. 
 £jeHT-HA5s, n. T3WT-Ac. ^ m.- p<T oi. [ qrH^r. 
 
 To leave on the r. ( an object, on passing it ). T^TTT 
 Bight hand ( man ) of a king, Ac. T^T^t'Tr^/. 
 Eight -HAXDEi), a. T^T^TT or jvd^Kl. 
 BioHTEOus, a. T. Just, Pious. -«<i<n, -m*<Pl^,^|<4M<, sft- 
 
 friHIH, »1»{M<, ^tM^, HTH, ^T^. 
 BiOHTEocsirEss, n. v. A. %^/. •^ImP^^I/. -M i qmF?p /. <T- 
 
 r^T^TT/. *II^H «. •flfilHM n. <|V1Mi»ll m. 
 ElOHTruL, a. having a just claim. ^T%^, 41^*0,^^, ^- 
 *l^li*, WtIIMiO, 3irt|*l0, ftfe^K. 
 
 2 inny iy nyA^ ^gtl-MI, V^{^^^ ^r?iai-*ll, ^'^^-^la. 
 
 B. property. ^i^TM ir- ['ftfi^, ^T^. 
 
 3 eontOfuuU to justice, t. Just. -«<I«INI, 'nr^TT'T, TVT- 
 BiOHiruLLT. See Jcbtlt, 
 
 BlOHTFULXESS, 11. V. A. 1. \\ki^\f[ J. 
 
 3 <IHM«II m. -«<l«4r*l n. «ri<l-^I«»rll/. «nVT«'f «. j 
 BtGBTLT, o</i». T. A. 1. sfrl, 7"^, »JTi^, Ac. ^^TTPf, 'ftjft'i', 
 
 Ac. 'TVTfW'T, iwit^, TVl^'ft, «TVI'<<IM, TSJIHl'S, ^- 
 
 B. or wrongly. |^HIfi)>, f^T"^. 
 2 ^it^K or WTT'R, y: W, W\ dccl. 
 
 4 T^T, ^TTPa <fcc/. 
 
 BlOHTMSS, n. v. A. 1. T'TTUT m. ttWU m. J^WI'TTw. TT- 
 
 WTTT w. Ac. »t<1^^/. rti«4Tn/. 5**!0/. ^^rnr wi. •ftfrr/. 
 
 ^*4l-(<mr1l/. "n^Tr^ n. -MmH|»Hi ». «T'«TT*bTT/ «TTVT- 
 
 i4 »•. *wmTn?iT/. Ac. 
 
 BioiD, a. V. Stiff, fna, «TTW. 
 
 2 rigorous., inJUxMt, t. Sktebs. V^tT, ^ftTTT Or ^fTH- 
 =^, W^^, >»ii41»i. 
 
 3 ( account, Ac. ) minute, exact. ^i)*<g l i)^ |, ^^t^- 
 
 <Hr, *rtt»rei<t^, *T<t*nftwT, piciJiPi«ivi. 
 BioiDiTT, BioiDXMa, M. T, A. 1. mOT^n w. fn^TTOIT m. 
 
 2 vrr^TT m. fiirnqsii n. HT^JTrm «•. snritMMoii «. Ac 
 BioiDLT, */p. T. A. 2. ^trrmm, «<ijimoim', Ac. *tfV»T 
 
 BioMABOLi, «. T. Noxanas. «l«iPl%i n. i»i^ n. FT- 
 
 SiGOCB, «. sternness, Sfe. t. SrmiTT. »T^^«tT m. WT»f^q- 
 •n •». «njin^«ii m. ^^MMOfl m. fi^'fl/. ^5^W M. 
 
 2 ( ai of heat or cold ) inttnteneu. VIVT m. %t(^ m. 
 »TOl ■». M%l ••. 
 
 3 ( in ferer ). *t?T i». or *ft ai. ^. 
 BtcoBoga, a. tter%, Hrict, rigid, t. 
 
 2 ( account ) exact, minute, v. BioiB. ^1^1*15^^1, '^- 
 
 3 ( cold, Ac. ) intense. *<+^H, ^1^, <Pil<«.<<NI. 
 BiGOBOUsLT, a(f». V. A. 1. ?R%q<»lT^, WljIfTH'ni^, Ac. ^T ^ 
 
 BiGOBOUBSKSS, ». T. A. 1, *UMUII w. <H<H<!muii m. ^JS^- 
 
 "mr »». Ac. 
 
 3 «fts«r.sl<iH''n' m. ^^iTTT tn. +rf)uiM<TI m. 
 
 Bill, Rillet, «. streamlet. art^oS ot. 3TT^ m. STT^/. aift- 
 
 BiM, fl. border, v. Edge. ^t3 «i. f^HKI w. JptT/. spl «. 
 
 B.-broken, — a vessel. HIT, ^i<l*^*I, ^dMlil, ^3- 
 *t)wt. 
 BiME, n. V. HoAH-FEOsT. ^^TT m. K\\\K m. 
 BiMT, a. Hqim<j, fftfTTTT. 
 BiSD, w. «*j«, JorA;. W??/ +)I3'4e n. ?T^/ ^THl n. ^«. 
 
 Having thick r. Hra^ST. 
 Bi50, n. circle. «p^ n. ^ m. m^ n. x|sp «. ^Zvi n. *T5W«. 
 q^^ m. JTT'^/. 
 
 2 ( of metal, Ac. ). ^t{f. ^ n. ^i5». ^J«P m. n. qjjr'ofe 
 n. *«loft/. ^^^ n. ^ToET w. 3TW m. ^qft/. 
 
 B. binding mallets, rammers, Ac. >Tfl«cy*. fp^.{dim, 
 ^^^f- ) f'rtt/. 
 
 Turning or moveable r. m1*«4i^/. 
 8 — as an ornament for the wrist or ancle. ^tlT m. 
 
 4 (finger or toe-ring ). QR^ttf. ^ n. ^HT m. %« n.j'. 
 ki n. 5^/ 5f^^/. — for the fore or middle finger or 
 middle toe. ^\i^ n. 
 
 Gem or stone of a r. f^^ n. ^ n. ^(IT m. »Tn m. 
 
 Guard r. II^ToPBT n. 
 
 Holy r. worn during religious ceremonies. ^^ n. 
 
 Silver r. for the too of a child, ^f^i^ n. ^ «. 
 
 5 circKZar discoloration. 3n^ m. ^5TT^ ». 
 
 6 cirde of persons, fjc. ^ m. qj^ «. 4\^\^ n. »Tt?ft/. 
 
 7 ( of grass, cloth, Ac. ). Pnv[ n. jifoE or 5*TcB/. 3HTf- 
 
 Kf m. amr «. 
 
 8— at top playing, Ac. t^IT ». 
 A hit within the r. fm iftet m. 
 
 9 (aa of a bullock turning a mill ). »TkTT/. 
 
 10 ( of wire for the nose or ear ). «no^/. 
 
 11 sound of a sonorous body. im'FTT or TT m. irmTTTw. 
 To Enio, r. a. ( bells, Ac. ) cause to ring or sound. UTT^, 
 
 MulMUtlfxl, ^0|<n«l IvW , 
 
 2 ( a horse ). ^<KrWT-»tlT7T^ *JTot, ^T^T, %TVT^ m.- 
 %^ «. «W g. of 0. 
 To Biso, V. fi. wi/nrf, jj-f. ^rsT'if, in»TFOt''r, WW^it, iT'T^- 
 •Twr, <n>WJiflt, ««i.jwioi, HTHT'f, fT'TMcl, 'itn'T, nrn- 
 
 TwT, — ia/rtir fnTWI, ^wii«iw(, 4V||U|vf, muIIUIUI, 
 
 2— the ear; tingle, vibrate. imFwm, |?OT^«n/ /»/,-imF- 
 
BIP 
 
 936 
 
 BIS 
 
 3 V. To Eesouxd. ^OT^oi intens. c^'t'Jr, gTof, 
 ElXO-EOLT, n. 1?!^/. 
 
 Eiso-LEAiEB, »». V. Leader. J^T??!, HT^T^, st^^HTT'T m. 
 lUso-wOBM, n. ^J m. pop. ^^f. & ^^ «>• «. ^TIT^r »«• 1- 
 
 OT^rff n. =51^^ n. 
 To be afflicted with r. ^r^J'F. 
 Ei>oixo, n. T. V. A. 1. 5n^«nJt M &c. 
 
 V. V. X. 1. 5fOT5nJi/. ^oi^pjft/. fvnfn^t /.—»'«/«««. ?'^- 
 
 ^nTT!! in. ^fJITT J«. ^iI^<Tr^ w». ^^m w. qoiqTJTlZ wt. 
 With a r. ^<Jl-5K?r-^ &c. ^if^oi or oif !«<en«. ^oir- 
 
 ^jPT & ^J'TT'Tt, qoT^TT or "it intens. qoTfUTf. 
 UlSGLET, n. A-. CuEL. ^^ n. 
 iTo EixsE, t". a. tcash ( a vessel ). ^HoE^ or f^gosof, ^. 
 
 2 «/«.ii-c aiow/ a» water, dip, Sfc. to cleanse. ^oS»I3Df, ^- 
 
 a ( the mouth after a meal ) 3Ti=q^, naoir m. qj^^Jf, 
 AVater for riusiiig the mouth. 3TT^»T5ftT n. 
 BlOi, n. idld festivity. ^■^'^^\Z m. gm^/ ^s^^jft/. g- 
 
 2 vproar, v. Tumult. T^/. ':TTKyw /. ^TT »». g^/- 
 
 To run r. CHN'i'Jt, •n'^oE'Jf , «ji«c=(*oi or ^j^xjstnr^ en"«T- 
 q;55nt, ^i?<c}i,iui, EfTT^^^of, gtn^cof or nra^jt, f^'R'f, f^j- 
 
 2b Eiox, V. n. y. To Eetei.. '^tt^^ /•-gTroft /.-nt^55 «».- 
 &c. Ep^, ^^ti^, tpjtnot. 
 
 2 rrti«e cm up-oar. l^/.-SJUT w.-^nTTT J».-&c. JFTiif-3"5- 
 
 Eioi-HALi., «. V. Upboab. sjiqK^riT m. sfT^TR »». 
 Etoteb, «. EiOTiso,;?. o. V. V. 1. •^■'i^-kc. JJJ^RT. 
 
 ElOiOUS, a. hehnjing, ^'c. /o mist/ festivity. «rfT HROSTT^, 
 
 2 tumultuous, seditious, — assembly, proceeding, &c. 1- 
 
 3— person, v. Exoiee. n^ ^RtJITH, ^TT ^TOTRr, ^"t^R, 
 
 ^n^iT^T. [>iriTo5-«.tc.'"F?7r. 
 
 EioTousLT, (i(fe. V. A. 1. «j^ Hre;T, "inr =Tnif5, ^t^/i^- 
 2 nff^, ^J^^, &c. iT^-^-&c. jp^TT. 
 
 iTo EiP, V. a. tear, lacerate. f^JCnj, "FTI'it, «Ftl^, Rm-SH^ 
 -&c. Sppot, r^'^KuJ, f^^"^". =F?TJf . 
 
 2 open or up. 3'?T«r^, 3'^iTT't, 3'tT3'Jt, ^rCMotof. 
 
 3 up; hale forth, briny to light, ^'c. v. To E.vrosE. ^^^ 
 
 !r.l^ g.ofo. 
 
 To r. up faults, ^^^^(tr^ f.-S^(Jw^ f. pl.-^^lw^iVn- 
 
 ?qr»irT/. ;>/. ^tsot 5'. 0/0. 
 
 EiP, n. tear tjc. See Eest. 
 
 EiPE, a. Ui.fig. "T-igr, fq^;?r or fq^^r, qg>, qfrrgr, T5p^?r^ 
 
 That ifi r. and ready to fiill or be gathered— a £ruit. 
 
 •mrsfT. 
 
 2 (in years &c.). qhp, Ttw, H^?, Sff ?, JH^^?:, sm?T. 
 
 3 See Eeabt. 
 
 2b EiPE5, V. n. fq^, v^TT^of, qjp-"Tgj-&c.|Tof,T^Hw.-<Tlf:- 
 
 2 — as mangoes, tamarinds, &c. JlciHi'Jf, nX^^jlTT^ot, 
 3— a field of corn, &c. ^FT^tg^, ^FToE^eof. 
 
 2b EiPEN, V. a. fqq[;^ot, qsp^"^T^ armor, "TT^M.-f^qFF>n.-T^- 
 
 rrT/.-&C. ^Tot ^. 0/0. 
 ElPEKED, p. V. V. N. ft^^OT. 
 
 E. in the house, — particular fruits. q^T^Tf^W, ^TST^'fh?, 
 E. on the tree. ERf^, ^^Ttq;. 
 EiPEXEB, n. EiPESixo, p. a. v.V.A . fT+i|UiK|, q^ 'R'TT^, 
 
 T.A'.N.i. fqqjoTnr, qgi^iaiiTT, qgj^^H %nrrTr,&c. M-t*<»4i<T. 
 EiPEXEss, «. T. A. 1. qi^q^fM. fiq^HqwOT. &c. qg;?^/. <Tft- 
 qsprfT/. qrqjw«. qftq^swi. q^nr/. #f». 
 
 E. and readiness to be gathered. ^Tlm. 
 
 2 q>f>qt7rr»». &c. ^^f. ^»T^-qrrtt/. mn5>^T». 
 EirPED,^. V. V. 1. f^r^c^T, "PT^Fir, &c. fsf^^rT, f^J^ftof. 
 
 2 3^^?5T, &c. 
 
 3 ;j^q;^^r, &c. ^^TftfT, 
 
 TRippEB, w. Eii'PiNO, />. a. V. T. 1. fsj^TTT, "MSuiKl, «S.c. 
 r^^.K T - , f5RRoi^-qrRr-&e. 
 
 2 3"tisfain;r, 3'^wm, &c. 
 
 3 ^^s^J^iirnT, &c. ft^oi-ic. !FTTf-qrH\ [^R^/. 
 EiPPixo, »t. Y. Y. 1. — act. f^^ofn. tpnoin. &c. f^^R<iT«. ^. 
 
 2 3?l!rif». &c. 
 
 3 3^^q^«. &c. g'^RT". f^^RTw. f^dKUIl/. f^JfRXift/. 
 EiPPLE, Eippi-ixo, M. V. v. ?^6t^o!/. {dim. ^foE^aEt/. «nff 
 
 intens. &c. ^fotloft/. & <Mfa|(*»».) ^2^/. [^-^^^. 
 2b EiPPLE, D. «. — running water, fis^aar, )fra?r5S-&c. ^r• 
 To EiPPLE, &,c. See To Haichel, &c 
 EiPPLEB, ». EiPPLiso, p. a. T.V. ?pB^55arRT, &e. ^oS^raTTH. 
 EiPPLixG, 0(/y. tcilh a ripple. ^Bi-^f^-^-&e. ^2^55 or 
 
 To EisE, V. n. JecoOTC er«e<^ ;??ot,;jHT ?r|^, ^HST'if, 7HRtT, 
 arra^n. fltsot, ^'TRoft/.-3^'<f?l/.-&c. ^m^. o/*. 
 
 2 (from rest) ^^f^ vp. fJjvT^r 3^of, 3^, W'^T^TTW. ^5t. 
 To r. early. fH^ ^^^i 53^. 
 
 To r. late. fH^pr gfi[l^ J^oif, 
 
 3 moi-e upward, ascend. ^-^^r-^THI decl.-Sx, 3irof- 
 ^-^T3Tjf, Crtlil^ui M.-&C. ^^, 3:E^fH/.-&c. f>ot y.o/*. 
 
 4 ( iu rank, fortune, &c. ). ^jot, grs^, m5T-&c. ^tdr, 
 
 oft. m% or qr^ »». ^CTr-^?r5 frff ^nory. o/«. ^^ %\^, 
 
 5— a heavenly body. 3rn^, =^5o}, ffjqoT, 3^ »i.-&c. 
 
 ^ y. o/«. 3^ »«. qR(?r, 3^-&c. f rot. 
 
 The mountain behind which the heavenly bodies are 
 supposed to rise, is ?<pTf'lft w. S^TnTS m. 3^q^ m. 
 6 ticelf—A river, &c. •qTSr, fiof, RToft n. =q5^. 
 
737 
 
 BIT 
 
 7 lake heifinning or exUtenee, originate, u*ue,*pring. ^f^Jf, 'I 
 
 JPif, 7j^ m.-7Fif5T/.-sntH m.-TTi?>*T m.-&c. ^ g. of: 
 ?PW»f, W^ m. ^ ^. o/#. 
 
 8 ie fscilei, kindled, Sjc. ^, ^piif, 5^, TS't, Mr*<^- 
 
 9 incretue, become greater or more. 8|I4"f, ^^lif , *l*l<4ui, 
 
 /.-f^/.-Ac. ^ y. o/ ». ff^/.-Ac. ^m^.^ 
 
 10 irM^t ««/o rebellion or commotion. JJ^ot, T5T^, ftf- 
 r»f i«/A ^, <i<lHun/.-Njai<*l •»• ^»^, <sl^«(< ■^I't. 
 
 11— ground; oi^-tfwrf/rwi <A#;»i<ifi« ({/"rts Aonzon. ^- 
 
 ■f, ^T «.-^«0T/.-&C. f5I«I"J. 
 
 12 appear, form, come, break out, ijc. 3^, T^T^'t, ^I- 
 
 13 trwi K/»,— an aBScmbly. 75wf, ^IT^T^ ^"Wf. 
 
 14 — a blister, Ac. 3rT''f, 3^, J"*uiul or T^HTof, -j*fK"(, 
 15 — leaven, flour, bhang, Ac. ^^, J^"!, ^^^^, ?R<T- 
 
 10 — rate, price. s^S^if, H^II^^r, H^ft /. ^M y. o/"*. — 
 intent, ^^^of , ^or^tJT'Jf ( inten*. ^OTM'ff ) , 'P?^. 
 17 (in price)— an article. ^ w.-HR w.-vm'T/.-Jit- 
 «? «.-&c.^»of-^TTof-&e. y. «>/■«. ^^, 
 18— the sea. ?n^T/. ;>i. 33^, ^«T-&c.fftaf, ^^ra«t. 
 19 Aare ilt $ource—A river. jn^T »». ^m g. ofs. 
 BliE, Ri8i50, n. r. V. 1.— «c/. 33^^ n. S'TT H^ n.&c. 7- 
 rOTT a. 7r?»T^/. 3?*n/. 3P=3n?M n. 
 
 B. to receive a visitor. ^^t^mftR/. 3T«rr<TR n. ?- 
 r4N^ «. i|t^<nH n. art tcitk v. \ tf. — Half rising io 
 receiving, Mmhi-^«1/. 
 
 2 f^jjH 3^ «. T^of n. 
 
 3 f f irm ♦•. S99( n. Ac ainfr^ «. arft^ «. 3i«f»T»PT ». 
 
 4 ^»or «. &c. ^^Vfftf. ^ m. if^f. ^»jft ^h5?T/ ^(Pft 
 
 mmnf. ^v^ ^/.T^^^/.Jt^ft^^/. 3^w. 3T>=3^«. 
 
 6 7>n^ fi. &c. 5^ »». 3?i*T m. 3R*5^«I m. 
 Sun r. ti*if^v m. 
 
 7 3WftT/. 7J\W "». 5^^ *•• *J^ •. ^»JK>T w. 3^rir jwp. 
 JTK w. »ti«iH «. 3H^w «•• aTTTT m. mftl/. H*T'| m, gr- 
 
 It. and progr«M. tJM-ilf^VUl «i. 
 
 9 ^v<t/. w ■». wnr/. »Tnft/. 
 
 B. and WL ^»311TT «». 
 
 10 7^ n. Ac. 93IWI w. 7VM^f. 
 
 11 ^ M. ^wnf. 'fnw »». 
 
 R and dMoent ^ismf m. 
 10, 17, ^w. "k^f.—inttM. %W^f. ^vm^f. 
 
 I. • rimmg gromtd, r. Hill. #in^ m. 7%Wm. i^n n. 
 
 II. a riting hnrnp, tumomr, Sfe. T^T^w- y*nj 
 
 f . V . V. 1 . i«j^i, TfT nf|^/*, Ac. ifrw, 3i»'^^»n», 
 
 5 OT^%c7T, &c. 7^, 7?T<^, 3P=5f^. 
 7 JJ^cTT, Ac. ^^ftvTrT. 
 EisEB, ti. EisiNG, p. a. V. V. 1. ga ui K I, 3r'4T'T-&c.^m-^R^. 
 2 .JdUIKI, fH^ JJSTRT, Ac. 
 Late r. — ^jocosely, ^sf^^ft, 
 
 4 ^TOIRT, Ac. ^5rn,Ac. =^5^!^?^'\^,'Ejgr%^^^,^5f?TT« 
 <IT^I^, Ac. ^SI-tlT, -^ivft-HT, ^q^ra, 3^^, ^^. 
 
 5 3'T^WTTT, 3^«rrTT, 7?^, 3^*nTI^. 
 
 I. growing up io adult gears. ^3%3^ft^, ^TSr'TT^TT^, 
 
 BisiBiLiTT, Rtsiblehkss, n. V. A, 1. ^^Rrfte<TT/. ^^T'TOT- 
 
 »T»f n. ^«H?ir*/. 
 
 2 ^T^^riR^nTT/. 
 BisiBLE, a. hacing the faculty.^ f(c, of laughing. ^WJKT, ^* 
 
 2 V. Laughable, Bidiculous. ^ii:«i-JiH^, ^lWic<JI*^sF. 
 Bisk, n. hazard, t. DAseEX. »rTn. v^T^iTn. tfr^rm. ^^r»». 
 At all risks. ^S{^, 
 
 To run a r. ^FWmf «• ^^. [qr^-TTIoT, 
 
 To Bisk, *. a. hazard, t. To Endanoeb. *r^fT-qi?'Jt?T-&c. 
 
 2 See To Vestube. 
 Bite, n. formal act of religion, olieriancc, ceremony. f^iTT/. 
 ^ n. ^t|+,l4 n. "^^ «. ^^^T^ «. "S^fjfjqr/. ?TFFK w. 
 
 ^*H n. 7TTWni5^ w. arj^CT n. JHT m. n. The sixteen 
 IIiYm ( ?fT3T «>*K ♦»• ^J^ ) purificatory of the human 
 male and initiatory of him into society as a worthy 
 member of it, commencing accordingly with the frtt 
 appearance of vitality in the conception, and ending with 
 marriage, are, H^«t'i, SH^^T^, ^fNfftspTT, f^wnrf^J, 
 ■31I«Hi*i, <1IM4><U|, f^«5|W<T, 3?5?!JI^T, ^TT^*^, TT'nTf , 
 
 ^. Of the numerous rites and ceremonies of the 
 llindM, those which could be reduced under or refer- 
 red to particular departments, ( ex. gr. marriage, obte- 
 qniet, thread-invettiture.^ conception, ) arc, under the 
 words respectively expressing those departmcnts,slated 
 or named: the few following below are not so readily 
 reducible to any great order or class. 3TT^*PT, 7B?>tfiT- 
 
 fswmT, f^, f?rf«rnff»T, jr^ or *j«i<^m, ^^(w, ^ ^- 
 
 IJJI^^, Of rites and ceremonies peculiar to Women, 
 ■ome are ynif(«I, a^T^ HTT, *lR>'fliafl, M^'TI/tflrt, ^- 
 lrt»m, ^H-4TT^M<iH,fJr^ Jnm. For other words, Sec On- 
 
 RBTAHCE. 
 
 Course of rite«. ai^^R n. 
 
 Inauspiciont r.— gener. Vf^H^M n. 31QHf;r4 *. 
 
 Bites and reremoniea, — eompreh. or collect. Offr^R- 
 
 Neglectful of ntci and ordinances, 3nTr>re, VTVK' 
 
RIV 
 
 788 
 
 BOA 
 
 Begular in the practice of rites & ordinanceB. afTTSTT- | 
 
 rjfr, 3TT^R^, 'STr^TT^rT^, 3Tr^^55, fH*<'<f*i^, fH'nft, 
 
 EiTUAL, a. pertaining, S{c. to rites. f^sffsTT, frfSn^KT^, fjf- 
 
 To JilVET, t». a. fasten with a rivet. f^?3T HIW %flE^, ijt- 
 
 2 Gg.fasten^nnly. W^ ^?;iif, H ^T^^r-&c. s^. 
 
 3 See To Clinch. [ 1=^ m. 
 EiTCLET, n. streamlet, v. BiLi,. 3«rJT »». aft^s m. »iTc5r »». 
 
 fqfVf <1*, ^fM'^q*^, Mh^, WtH^j'^'J, ^■g^,"%f'T- j ^OXD, n. tcay, path, ^'c. njA m. t:^ m. mz /. «T«r pop, TtT 
 
 ?P, ^rf^ ( in comp. ). [ vm «• 
 
 EiTUAL, n. book containing rites. I^fff/. +H4^fd/. fl^^PTT- 
 KlTUALiST, M. owe «AriWerf in ritttah. f^^?I^, ST^^Fft. 
 
 Mere r. a^T'lHIifl. 
 ElVAL, a. standing in competition. ^^, irfrWff, ?THdl3, 
 
 ?lfr^ or ?T??TT, ^rn^^TTRr^T, srfH'Tmt, (J^JJmffHSr'sft, ^- 
 
 'Jn^^, ^spT'f^li^, ^^FTMRffT, ^^i^5?P. 
 ElVAL, n. V. A. ^r^^SfT HT^, ^T?$t^^HT^, ^^ <»■ "P, Sf f?PTMt_ 
 To EiVAL, V. a. vie toith, strive or contend with. mmCl /.- 
 
 ^<1*1^/. ^^ mth ^OTff. ofo. ^tM, Mfrl<:4^"lf, Slfrf- 
 'Rtjf /. ?5T^<Jf-VTriT-q;'?ot-m5^ wiVA ^t o/o.^/.-^/.ip- 
 
 r^-f!T^Sr loith €r o/o. gizof, ^^, BJot, ?tp; /. mr^- 
 
 ^r'jf W'i<A ^ or 5ST, »Tt5t^ Hf^/. 5^ ^^i tftST?rm?5 
 
 "teft/. ^«3t, 5T?ft /-^f^ '"--^ /.-&c. BrftTot, tTprm 
 
 EivALLiNO,;?. a. v. V. sRRft ^<<iIKI, ^'C +<uiKI, ^^OTRT, 
 
 ^rrf\ sttqwTT, &c. sfmffrsj, «iTr«rft^. 
 
 ElVALLINO, ElTALRT, «. V. V. ^^f/- M frl^r^VT?/- SIT^jft <W 
 
 JiT^K/. =^ra«ft/. ^<"?ft/. ^1 M. ^ M. ^Jn^T «. 
 I^m or pmrf /. ?i^/- ^rrrfT'Trsr »». ^ttt?^ «. ??rf^ «i. 
 
 Mutual or general r. ^I^T^i^ m.f. 
 To EiTK, &c. See To Split, &c. 
 
 EiTEE, n. ^^f. ^ m. ( applied only to a r. personified as 
 male, as ^g, ?fftiPT?, fsff^, 5l^5T, &c. ) JT^ft or ^ /. 
 
 Bend or arm of a r. T'^t^i* m. 
 
 Branch of a r. >pf^ n. Hrii*«(i^ m. 
 
 tJommit^tinf^ to tlie current of * sacred r- 'TTR^ »«. 
 
 Current of a r. ?l^^'l m. ?n,t%c5T/. 
 
 Deep part in a r. 3t^ w it^ wi. ^/. «. ^^ m. 
 
 Dry spot in a r. ^t?5t^ ♦». <flU«(i »». ?rtl n. 
 
 First-rate r. H^^<t/- 
 
 Hole dug in the channel of a r. f?f^TT m. ^^ttf. 
 
 Insulated spot in a r. %c5T m. 
 
 One subsisting jipon offerings to (i facred r. niTJ^f, 
 
 Pverflown by a r. i<(1«k4». 
 
 Scored r. HTt/. 
 
 Spot where throe rivers meet. ^Wl/. 
 
 Swellin<^ of a r. S'HM n. ^ m. 
 
 "Watered l>y rivers, — a country. •T^tKT^, virtHIH*. 
 
 2 copious flow, abundance. 'Jjwi.^gr^/. (in comp. as^ff- 
 
 5?^, ^fVf r^,&c. ). [«. »iTo5T »». 
 
 EjVB«wBKCK, n. ruhbish that tomes down toith a fresh, jm 
 
 BivET, n. — the nail. ^^ %^<.\A\ 4^ai^cWI f^SET m. 
 
 fft. sr«=^ m. 
 
 Along both sides of the r. ^TSt. 
 
 Along the line of r. ?T^?1^. 
 
 Along ( esp. as bare and dreary ) r. ^H\zf. 5?^ n. 
 
 Cart r. iflq^pr/. 
 
 Downward r. 3TtI'.T4T »». 
 
 Extremity or meeting point of a r. JTI^m. 
 
 Horse r. Ejlssil?/. 
 
 Meeting on the r. ^R>^ /. 
 
 Paved or made r. sit^RT^/. ?T3^/. 
 
 Eubilc r. ^*nwi m. ^JtTT^ m. X^<AH\A m. 
 
 E.rexpenses. W[Z^^ m. ^J^^/. 
 
 E. making ( or repairing. ) ?^^/. 
 
 Side of the r, arrs^n m. 3171^12/. 
 
 Spot on which three roads meet. fH'^Tjr or f^?l^ m, 
 fHST m. \r^f. msr^rr m. f5(^ n. 
 
 Spot on which four roads meet. ^rST or ^^^ m. 
 
 That is oft' the main r. 3Tr5?r2''ft. 
 
 The right r. fig. ^Ptttii »». 
 
 Unbeaten r. STfj'"'! HTH m. 
 
 To be on the r. be coming. ^\zf. ^tH^. 
 
 To beset or infest the r. HTH «».-^R/.-&c. tTtot, 
 
 To lay or throw a r. J5SiT>».-^J/.<Tr55t, ^%^f. «ri«5T. 
 
 To pass, or cast behind, on the r. c(|dr«l"J, ^l<l<<«n/. 
 
 To set on the r. JTT'lFfT 'F'i'r, 55T5Ff, ^t^Sfoi. 
 2 ( for ships ). 5Tt'K«il5r m. 
 Z journey, travel. ^\Zf. T^tTT m- 
 
 EOAB-STEAD, «. ^i'Hqi4l »»• 
 
 To EoAM, V. n. V. To Wakdee. T'm, f«P^, HX^oj, f^?tt. 
 
 ^ZW^Tf- pi- ^TK^-H\(\t\ f'PT^, qft^TR m.-^^ w.-f^TTT 
 
 «.-&c. W^. — children or cattle. ^KS'if. 
 EoAMEB, n. EoAMiKG,;?. a. T. V. ^HiiIRT, fiROTTTT, fllTTTT, 
 
 &c. qf<x|n-&c. ^Tft, — children or cattle, mwt. 
 EoAMiNO, n. V. V. ^ot fi. fPTOT, fpot n. &c mmj n. ^ft- 
 
 ^nm ». f|lT M. mR-=IK «>• ftr^»n-^^^ «• — of children 
 
 or cattle ^Jt^S^f• 
 E. for pleasure. ^HV{ n. <MU|+/. f^^<«i «. R^[< w. 
 EoAN, a. — a horse. f^Hl^l, HTfft. 
 To EoAE, t). «.— a beast. 5T^, Hl*«i, Mi+U|, IT^, ?^^I 
 
 m.-sr^f.'j^^fi^ f.-&c. <PT3^r-HR^, H^^ n. "iiTJi, 
 
 STRtoft/. 'FreoT-JTlTDI, I^T/. ^T^. 
 
 2 cry aloud from pain, ^c.y. To Bawl, afiijuj, 3TTTloft/. 
 
 'Ptlwr-JHTof, arra^oT, armrm, ^rfr »«. mot, ^\% n. ^tt. 
 ^ «». !sr^ or |3 qjTfH rstfr, msr ler 'p^tt ^lin, ^qs 
 
 «F^ or T^T^^^ft TI^. 
 
•ROB 
 
 739 
 
 HOC 
 
 3 tpfak loudlif, cry aloud, ife. v.. To B»wi^ 'IPT't, qarm.- || 
 ^W/. '5lTot-«^r^ ^ot, JTcET m. +l«iJi-^T7T '^i^^ fit- ]| 
 
 ^■■k 4 mate a loud continuou* noite; bellow^ ^'c. — tho sea, 
 
 ^■H wind, &c. sf^^wf, »ymi*(ui, ^mr^oT, nr^r't, tm^, ^T^, 1 
 
 ^^^V 5 — thunder, cannon, &c. »Tr3Iwr,»rSTT"'f,'T3r5't,^^'irit, 
 
 ■^ m.-Jkc. ^of-^pm^. o/». jl 
 
 K 6 at; UM/«r and storm at to frighten ^l!fe. ?T^, «<*Nulf, |! 
 
 V <<l4uf, ^<i|^u|ui, yoiM^, ^ui'lK^r, M<«M«(>Jfi, V''II*(U1 or j 
 
 H qfwr^, 3fti<''l, ^/. 1. "JfR't, rinit. II 
 
 ■ BoiB, BoAKrto, «. T. V. \.—aet. IT^ &o. ?T5?roT/. ST^^uft ij 
 
 K or iT^oft/. ?T^ m. xK<^f. r^^f. "rnpift/. nrnr or \ 
 
 ■ ^/. ^rrrm/. t^ n. »nT^/. jr^'^ «. wkioO/. j 
 
 ■ B. of a lion. Hlif^I^ m. [n or 3ff^/. 
 
 ■ 2 »fK««i n. aTRtafr/. STHJm w. ••2RT%?T m. 3TT^[>^ n. 3T- j 
 I To set up a r. « q <^N i STT^t^T Htl^t. i| 
 
 4, 5. loud and deep continuou* sound,— o{ the sen, vr'md, ], 
 thunder, cannon, Ac. <f>g1r4 or a w. 5?r5ETot »». t("iMi<i m. 
 «ftW ». »nf^/. »T5T7 m. «r?nf «. TSTT »«. »TIM1I?: m. ^- 
 41i|ld m. ^^ m. <HU|+| tn. ?Ct^ m. <!U|<^ui|d «. ^tiTTIw. 
 
 yormr m. f^/. 
 EoAin, »i. BoABiKfl, p. a. t. V. 1. S<*"IKI, ^i+iflRf, &c. 
 
 2 J<M.<oiKI, STRtflft HlfUIKI, Ac. Ac. ^T^TVfWT. 
 
 4, 5. nrsTtJTTT, HT^oiKI, ^o^uwiTTT, MsiS"iKi, Ac. Ac. 
 
 79 Boirr, r. a. »Tnpf. 
 
 2 fig. T. To Teasz, To BiDictJtE. »TP»«f, Sgf/.-^? /.- 
 
 er/.-^T<t/-ff^W<t/.-Ao. ^rr* ^. «/o. 
 Roast, »i. that tehiek ha* been roasted. *TI^rT n. MM"! ». 
 
 MT^TOT ^TP^ m. 
 To rule the roast. KIM-JSr T'lT ^W'f. 
 Hour, a. RoABTED,;). t, V. *THil"^3I, HM*! ( remits. ^\- 
 
 IIOiATWO, ii.t.V.— ac/. »n"!m n. TTST^'F/. HPTT n. m^m 
 «. »T^ ». 
 2 HMflpF/. i!5T or Xf^f. \lf. TXf. hrf(/. J^Wttf. 
 
 To Rob, r. «. deprive of any thing feloniously or by vio- 
 lence; ahttrmet by riolenee, v. To Pr.vSDEB, To Steal. 
 ^Y^i ^'ITTot, "J^nui, «Uii^ or fftWI^, f^^ or fijTTW- 
 
 •f, fd'iiw't or f^TflJ, ftRif^-fipT^ 8^^-^^ 9nm^, 
 
 #^H^ 't'i, aTT^TT n.-Ac. %fM g. of o. 
 To r. on the bifirl> ^•■J- WT^/.-^lH «. «fT^ J. of». 
 roMBD, ;>. T. V. ^»A1, Ac. ^^. 
 
 I'.0«»«. n. T. TlCIKf, I'LUXDEtEB. ^, ^^TC, fT, frtt, fR- 
 
 *, ^w, 3n^^, j*'*^!'*, i*m^il. 
 
 AtUck ( apon a Ttllaf^a, Ac. ) of a gang of robbers. 
 ^fflT or ^irv m. itW m. 
 
 Oang r. f^ftvffy ^?ft#T. 
 
 Oaag of robben. ^»tlT or e»TO m. 
 
 High way r. «JI4HI-*<I, «(l<im|^, flfl-iVliflr. Amongst 
 the Hindu* there are robber* by allotment of nature 
 and destiny. Tliey constitute very numerous tribes 
 and classes. 
 EoBBEEr, RoBBixG, «. V. V. — act. mii n. Ac. ^"Kt /■ 3^ 
 /. .;J5?r «. a^T^^ «. SR^ m. 
 By r. and violence. HtCH *TRS7T. 
 Gang-r. ^t^ or imi\ m. 
 High way r. ^4HHI m. ^TZ^\ttf. 
 E. and violence. ^IOhiO /. 
 BOBE, n. — the garment. ?tOT «». vHIHI w. ^IT w. ^«lf /.— 
 in contempt. ^a^R or 17 «. ^^ ». 
 
 E. of honor presented by a king, Ac. f^f^^f. 
 
 E. and turban bestowed in honor. ^«T ^"11% n. f^ir- 
 
 To BoBE. See To Attibe, To Drebs. 
 
 Robust, a. lusty, sturdy, ^-c. v. Stout, Stbosg. M£I<I>£I tT- 
 
 gl < ^ gl , «T1T?I5T, ^tn^, i><i«F.3, ^m^, ^^t, ^'TT«R?. 
 
 2 See Hale. 3 requiring strength. ^ar^T, ^T<l^T. 
 BoBUSTKESS, n, V. A. 1. vj|*^MiU|| m. Ac. '^W m. it^ n. 
 
 Bock, ». »im« of stone. ^(%^ m. n. ^ /. f^t?T /. <^l/. 
 
 Flat r. in the sea. ^itflf «. 
 
 Hard as a r. f?lt?m^. 
 
 Large r. ^HPF/. 
 
 Ledge of r. ^f?Tm. ^Ef5^ff». 
 
 Projecting r. f^M. 
 
 Pyramidal or peaked r. ^55^/. 
 
 E. in the sea. ?ptJTm. ^TT^m. 
 
 Sheet or stratum of r. ^IHatm. f!IT«. fTI^JTn. ^m 
 
 Soft, friable r. ^^ItT ^X%m. 
 
 Writing upon a r. ^n^<«ft ^/. f^^^n^T^ ^/. 
 
 To cau8e the r. to flow. lit. Jig. ?{nim <imT»». snoior. 
 
 2*0 Bock, r. n. mote backward and forward, v. To Reel, To 
 
 Shake, jn^f , I»4*"f <w Pr5n«lt in/<'»i«. 5'jn'f OT or jnr- 
 
 nSr, pmioi, j??»f or itB«*T, ait^aor, ^i^orot or ^t^ja^j, 
 
 3rt^t«^».-Ac. ^g- ofs. ?jz^«fr, f^^J^ot, i^im't, 3?^ 
 
 -^I^-Ac. a/p. f3^. 
 To Bock, p. a. more backward and forward on afised line. 
 
 ^i*tWT-Ac. *^, ftT%«». jfl.-fh^w. fi.-Ac. '^, 
 2 (a child in a cradle), sicvqlfi |ia^«i, Mlrt«<j|*( m^ 
 |r^f^-W% ?(«r-Ac. 
 Bock-oil, «. vi'O'H'Irtn. ^f*f^«. 
 Bocx-«ALT, n. it^ or sfrVwiWw. f^v^*M^n. 
 BocKEB, n. Rockiso, p. a. v. V. N. J!?«tRT, i:»T«TRT, Ac. 
 I'lrftfl, laiaJt^, 14«i^, i^^T^ftT, 4«i*<. 
 L rocking stone. J»<4| ^»Hot. 
 BOCKR, n. inTw. ^ntTw. Vf^ 'IT'Un. 3»ftnn^t». Htn**. 
 Bundle of twenty four rockets. "^^Z 
 Hole or eve of a r. wr^Tm. 
 
EOL 
 
 740 
 
 BOM 
 
 Sky r. ^ or ^^/. 
 EOCKETEER, w. SJTI^TT, m«ll(<i. 
 
 EOCKY, a. full of rocks. ?^I^r^T, 5FTtT5JT^, &c. ^l^FS, ^i 
 ^n«E, •(rHS*)?5, ^jTS^, *1<1*«('"-, 
 2 fig. See Stost. 
 Bob, n. twig, Sfc ^n^f ^f. ^r^mf 
 
 Lay on the r. and you'll bring on the scholar. fTlt- 
 
 2 (of office, &c.). g^/.%=5irt. 
 
 Bearer of the r. gr^t^, ^il^H^K. 
 S — in land measurement. «Fnft/. 
 •i pole for angling. "PTS^/. 
 
 EODOMONTADE, «. V. BOAST, BlUSTEB. ^t^U. ^4i*"t/. aflK- 
 
 ?T^¥Y/. aftTRt/. iiwfrjn. rrrrer w ?r^rcT»». eiTrrft or 
 
 JRTtrtt/. SteTOT. TT^tT?!^/. 
 EOE, n. female iwr. ^oft or ^T'lft/. "^f, 
 
 2 «poto». TTT?n^ arff. 
 
 EOEBUCK, n. ^% ^rft^ ^ft"! W|. 
 
 EoouE, «. ^nare, cAea<, dishonest person, v. BlackGL'AED, 
 5^, ST: S-Tsqr, "P^T^^, 5^^3T, ^T^lvT, ^q^R, tiH-'^, 
 
 j^z, ^T^^TTT, ^^fl^PT, ^ift^T,- 3i^ni«ir^, Tsm, nanr- 
 
 Pack of rogues. =qfsraf^^ft/. 
 
 Slippery r., arch r. qrtloST ntocr, f ifrsiT nt?T. 
 
 Every r. is at length outrogued. \(xm\ ^T^IT ^1T ^Z 
 
 ^ ^\. [33, 3IT, SIR, 
 
 2 See Vagabond. 3 o «Zy, waggish, ^-c. person. ns^PT. 
 
 KOOUEET, n. knavery^ cheating, dishonest practices. STT^/. 
 
 25FT#/. s^P^TRft/. s*f«jqT/. dts[^<ji/. ^nraioiV. ^ns 
 
 iTPft/. #?fRn. €l^Wt/. «t^mr/. Pi'SfTtf. ^^T^f*\tf. 
 
 ^\^M\(\f riM\{\ ^s'^ri^f ^^rit ^f\vi\f. ^^Hxt^^rn^f. 
 fs^Piff / qjT^H^n. trgrr or trgnw. «. ?t^?, <i+smuiiw 
 
 ^^npjTTOT. sjrfrfT/. «r^/. «?tpfn. H^PcTW/. 
 Edouish, a. V. KSAVISH. 5?FT^, S^fre:, S^grr, "RfSTT, S7 
 3T?, 3*tlirf^r4, ?5«ll4p5Mli, H«Tret5r?noE, fqj?T5, 5^55512, 
 
 2 See Aech. 3 See Mischievous. 
 Hb Eoit, p. o. »!«i-« i«r6jrf. »is;i55-Ti^-&c. ^^, ^ < ^lt^ u 1' . 
 2 e.TcjVc resentment, v. To Offend, 5[T»inr arnrflr, ^TT-^- 
 
 To EoisT, To E018TEE, V. n. v. To BipsTEB. ?ir?y w. ?fil^, 
 
 EOISIEE, «. EOISTEREE, ». EoiSTEHISO,/». O. V. V. dlri^ l 4- 
 
 *nJfT, rtlrtcllsiTr, fTHrFTT, <>i^lfT|, 31Mr(l(. 
 ;j^o Boll, ti. a. move ly turning on the svrface. rSr^Sr, ?5t^ 
 
 2 OToA:e <o revolve. PpT^dj^, ?yRot, «l?»I^?ot[ 
 
 3 itrap around. giT«of , B^^oj-, %^ot, %grof , "j^dif. 
 
 4 iw<ip rownrf on itself. nstoEof. 
 
 6 ( cakes, <fec. )form hy rolling. ?iTJoif. 
 
 :|jump or mass of dough to be rolled out. ST^Twi. ST^t/. 
 
 6 along, over, in;.(asin mud, dust, &c. )> flt*^'l, 
 
 7 out. ?5TJ^, 
 
 8 up. jncEoir, jsTotr M.-qa:^/.-&c. ^pt^ g. of 0. 
 
 9 ( the eyes ). "^Irfciuj, 
 
 To EOLL, V. ». move hy turning round. jTRot, ^ao^, ^%- 
 
 at?r %iJf-vrrJr-rH><"i-'^Tt?ot, ^dt^ ft;^, 53^1 ?^^. 
 
 2— as a ship, &c. v. To Bock. Slfjosot, -^^ or i\FM. 
 ^ijoiiJi or ^q^ot, ^^eiut, ^rtl<*"i,^?5in% m. pl.-^^ 
 m. pl.-ft^ m.-&e. ?inff. [Tf5W, 
 
 3 about ( as in pain ), va^otdf, ^raof, t^as^3f. ^K%- 
 
 4 over, — time, ^tzvi., -drf'iut, J^"^, Irl ^T^. 
 
 5 over and over on the ground. ?5ro5^, ?5R0t^ 'is'li't. 
 'ISMlfatotDT, TS^tSMSI »».-r5tTt»m «.-&c. I^ot — csp. as 
 in dogged resistance, &c. ^WJ[ f.-^tz^)%f.-^^£^^ f. 
 
 6 — as horses, &c. in the sun. ^f^f. ^Pm, Ktat/- ^"H 
 7 down or along. ^TToE^ or *j<Motui. 
 EoLL, n. thing rolled up. ^^/. ^/. ^3^ or t€\f- 
 fkl\ m. ijSToET m. ni^f. or^n. nSTolt/. or ^ u. jsr 
 m. "j^ /.— esp. of paper or cloth, g^oit/.— esp. of 
 thread, &c. fef^n. sphft/- ^/.— of the betel leaf 
 &c. q^/.— of tape, rope, &c. irsii or ^tlS n. tjili //. 
 ijf M. —as of dough, tTHTT w- BTZ'irr m. (ii»H. ST^/. 
 
 2 register, list. V^m.'VC m. ^^^Tt\f. TT^t/. n^J m, 
 <^ m. 
 
 3 ( upon a drum ). cTT^n or rO^'CT wi. t). FU. 
 
 4 See EOLLEE. 
 
 EoLLED, p. \. V. A. 1. ?itT%t?T, aiffjT %^?rr, &c. !n«r?jfi?i, 
 
 3 ntToEi^OT, c5^^t?T, &c. 
 
 4 MSIcirff^f. 
 
 5 rfliri":*!, WT€rf. 
 
 EOLLEE,n. EoLLiNG, p. a. V. V. A. 1. pftawiKl, ?!J^ ^^ITTT, 
 V. V- N. 1. ??1<1UIKI, n<otu(T^, rtirt*iH. 
 I. — for cakes, <fec. rti<iuft/. ril-iui «. 
 II.— for levelling ground, mzf. 
 
 III. ( as of a mortar ). mz^ »/».— of stone. m4<\ m, 
 
 IV. ( of an oil-mill ). mzf. 
 
 V. landage, Sfc <IJT rf"". «T^/. 
 EoLLiCKiKG. See Fbolicsome. 
 
 E0LL150, M. V. V. A. 1. — act. ^fe^ n. ^^ H»t ». *o. 
 T. V. N. ^tZ^ n. 53^ «. &c. BR in. aP|^^35T ♦». j''^ "■ 
 2 arijoiui «. ^??^ n. &c. ^ri+HI »». 
 
 5 rfrsot «■ &c. atoS w. SsW/. ?lt5*5/. Kt55«B«n/. ^JS- 
 
 Proceeding to a temple, &C. by rolling over & over. 
 
 6 F^/. 
 
 EOLLrKG-PIS, n. rf|4uft/. J?T^^ «. 
 
 Eoi.oKO, n. gramilous wheat four. VJJ m. 
 
 EoMAHCE, n. frtirf <oi«, ^c. +l<i.«)0/. 'itfff^ «• v^fsjrnT ?«. 
 
 Hljrm ». JTT^f«T n. 3T^rrI^»TT/. aTO^Trf^^VT/. 
 2b EoMAKCE, f). n. tell wild tales. +l4«l{t/.-'<?mtl M.-i?T?lf5- 
 
 <jTm «.-&c. ^rtqwf 
 
BOO 
 
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 BOO 
 
 BoiuxcEB, n. BoJLiXCiso, p. a. v. V. ♦I<^«l0 tli'luiKI, &c 
 
 BoVASTic, a. tri7J, fanciful, extravagant, Sf-c. — a person. 
 aH^flliT, ^^HMHHJ, "STZcT^ffT, 3T=ij«rt*i1*^. 
 2 — notions, taste, &c. f^IH??^, 3i^<i<*(HI, W^d<«lt*»- 
 
 BoilP, n. loitterout girl,hoidfn. Vjli'ft/. vt?t/. ^pft/ «rt- 
 
 T5 ••. ftnnfi. «itn?fq^/. f^TSTTt/. hniaiO/. *i1m<*X- 
 
 2 or romps ; roKyA />2ay. f^nrnrfSflTlT «». ft«ii»i*ft/. 
 
 an «. i^i^^«Tri «•• ^^^R «. ^MIMI «•• ^MIHisi. 55'5_«- ^- 
 W^ n. 
 T» BoMP, r. «. jjfciy ruddy and loitterowdy . f^<4«i , f^«o6UJ, 
 fy'ljui, vjtljui, fM'ii»li «. -MHTIM n.-*lt^ftnTT m.-Ac. 
 
 J^PT ». Hii«^-HM^ui, ^**tff. [ Ac. 
 
 BouTmo, n. v. V. ani Komp. %^yot n. tjfn?wf «». f^iraoTfl. 
 
 BoMP£B, II. KoMPiKO,;». a. V. V. and EOMP. Rh^^uiki, %lt 
 
 niTRT, f*T'l««IKI, f^'IlUJI ViiWIKI, <tc. tTtn?f^T. [«T/. 
 
 BOMOX, n./o/ bulky tcoman. M^lrfMl^ift/. H'y»-Hl/. <f>WMr- 
 
 BOOD, «. •*a«»r« ofJiveculUt and five hand Wfodi/it. ^^j€\f. 
 
 Root, n. eoctr of a building, uwft/- — of thatch, gcq^ n. 
 
 — of tiles, ^f?K «. — flat r. of earth, ^ n. VTT'ri «. 
 
 m^ or J^T^S^, n. 
 
 Aperture ( for smoke, light, or air ) in a r. tn^ ». 
 ^I^ «. ?TT^ or ?Tm ». [ Mi"Hi m. 
 
 Comer or diagonal rafler of a r. m1u|<I|«I m. qt'T/. 
 End piece of an oblon)^ r. ^t^ifVa «. 
 Frame work of a r. HJR m. VTT^ w. ^jft* «. 
 Lath-work over the rafters of a r. afWT n. ^\K m. 
 
 Lower ridge or crost-ptece mpportiag tha extreme 
 line of a r. »l|f /. »qfHT or »inPCT »». 
 
 Of four slopes— a r. ^t^noft, ^ft^I^ft. 
 
 Of two slopes — a r. JRTsft, yn^. 
 
 Slope or side of a r. «n^ «. ^m «. HtiE n. sft^ m. 
 
 The P. ( rafters, lathwork, Ac. ) as preparatory to 
 the receptioD of the tiles or thatch, t^^ «. 
 
 The thatch Ac. of a r.— as distinguished from rafters 
 and lathwork. W^'C[K or iUfiT? si. 
 2 ( of the mouth ). m^ n. pop. m^f Zmf. 
 To Boor, V. a. erfft/. ^P^-«T'^, ^t«»f.— with thatch, 
 
 wan n. «n^-*t^, iWR«ir, treiT «. ^T^. 
 Boorsn, /». t. V. VTf^ VP!^W, •«<W VKldfll, 4«. Vfl«ft- 
 
 Boorue, ». t. V. gr^sft/. ^wrWf ». Ac. ^mr^f. 
 Book. See Ciow. 2— at choes. pft "i. 
 Boom, ». sjKice. »w»m ai. R^n si. ^»r m. 
 Absence or want of r. "#T^1>Tff «. 
 
 2 rocoflf tpace. aW^TTT m. vfT'IT/. »». THTT «». ^W m. ^- 
 ^ »». ?Tt3 »». yiflMI «». 3TT^^ «. n. ^rT5/. ^K «. ^fpftyi 
 
 To make r. get out of tJie way. f^reof or %^ot, ^n 
 /. ^, ^TT/. ^«t, ^^ »n. ^-^. 
 
 To cause to make r. move out of the tcay. ^xjuj, %?:^. 
 Room ! make r. ! "^ I 
 
 3 apartment. #5^/. ^\^f. #^T or ;^ m. 
 Inner r. »I»T'|^ «• n*lhlR n. IH »». 
 
 Suite of rooms. q<l|U| «. 
 Upper r. mft /. ^mRiHt/. 
 
 4 lieu, ttead. v»TT^/. »». ^VTT n. ^Vt? or a n. fi«nm ». 
 In the r. of. ^mt, ^r^, ^^TPt, ^^^, 
 
 That is in the r. of. qiT^, ^^. 
 
 5 /rfacc, opportunity. ^rpTT w./. ^^ m. ^f^TR «. ?T^I /• 
 BoOMiLT, atbo. lootely, at large. ^^,"^,^^105, W^t^, or^. 
 
 To sit loosely and r. ^S{€\f. ^'^ «ra^. 
 BooMixEss, fi. V. A. "^ m. ^^qwjr m, 3?MotSMciqorT m. 
 
 m\WV\^ m. <fco. smu^f'T «. siHtiKi OT. 
 BoOMT, a. spacious, wide, Sfc. 'i^^^.,'^^.,\j^i^;m^J., afl^^T- 
 
 H^, f^«^3, f?r5(nc5i f^^^ft^, f^n^, ?rT^qjTn. 
 
 Boost, «.— of a bird. 3t;|T m. afff^n. vm •». «TT^KT^ ^- 
 
 To Boost, v. n. — birds. iH^N<-'<»I-MH<-&o. ^^^^ 
 Boot, n. the part of a plant which enters the earth. '^^ pop. 
 JJcE n. Koft /. «<*+* or ?^ «. vlft/. 
 
 Deep roots. Mi^I^* «. 
 
 From r. to top. 3Tn^^. 
 
 Of firm r. ^^^. 
 
 Bamification of a r. «n55 •. MIA^n.^oSqss n, ^SB^^ft/. 
 
 The principal stem of the r. qr^wat n. 
 
 To the r. armj?. 
 
 To take r. ^ST^, ^rtt/. ^^T y. ofs. ^^;m. 
 
 To take r. fig. get firmly settled or fixed. TRt w. pi. "k- 
 dt, <TT«fcTO n. /rf. M^M TT^ y. ofs. ^HOT, ^W/. HHI^ or 
 f^ g- of s. 
 
 To turn out r. and branch. «?T^S n. /i/.-TT^sS n.;pi. 
 
 2 esculent r. TO n. ^ m. 
 
 Aquatic r. "ITT^ «. 
 
 Bulbous or tuberous r. ^i^ m. ^ «. 
 
 Boots and Bimples of medicinal virtue. ST^t^ft/. 
 
 A Tender of medicinal roots. ^%Vt. 
 8 raAcfli or Joicw portion. JWT «. f|^ «. y? «. jm 
 m. JVFT m. 
 4 primary cause, original, spring, source. ijr5 n. ^U «. 
 
 ^ fi. qr n. -iTWf^T OT. ifHTT n. fj^ n. *^ «. ( in comp. ) 
 Having for its r. or origin. *R^ ( as MIMH^ip JtW 
 pain of which sin is the root, n't HM^f> ^sj^ contention 
 of which covetonsneas is the root, Ac. ad libitum. ) 
 From the Tcry r. JTpf or w«iMft,^. 
 
EOS 
 
 742 
 
 BOTT 
 
 5 radical tvord. M^fd /. 1(1*^4) f^/. 
 
 Itelation of a r. to its ramifications. M?»f?ir*l*P(*1l<(m. 
 P ( of a number ). H^ n. 
 7 ( of a square or cube ). <n^ «. 
 
 Cube r. MHHcl n. 
 
 Square r. ^fpg^ n. 
 To EoOT, r. a. ^j.- deeply, ^ifcn^, ^5^ "P^. 
 
 2 out or up ; eradicate. ^^^., 3'T^"'t, ■iH^H 5T^<if, Jo5T- 
 
 ^l?TFr5T n.-3^?5T «.-3r<IR5T n.-&c. ^^^t y. o/'o. 
 To Boot, ». «. fal-e root., lit. fig. 5S «. pi. y^^, <TTi n. ;?. 
 ^ot, qr^S 71. /)/. ^pffrf ^j^ ff. 0/ s. goEi^, ai^s? ^r- 
 
 'if, ?Fmot, ^JTS'Jt, ^?Nijf , ^ift/. 3Fm-?fl^ y. 0/ e. 
 
 2 — swiue, turn up the ground ivith the snout. #5JT ^- 
 
 KoOTEi), ;). V. V. A. 1. and v. N. 1. vJTl^^fT or vTS^r, 
 
 2 TT5^t5T, ^'IT'T ^T^^^T, &c. 4'-«f^<H, vjrsirin, 3"f^^, 
 EopE, n. ?}t ot. </»». ^/. ^flT »». d«»w. ^?^/. srm w. ^- 
 
 goT m. ^T=F w». 
 
 Large tbick r. ^(^3 n. ^R^ «. ^TOT «. €t3 «. ?i"te- 
 
 ISIark worn by a r. ^^r^T m. Jpr^T^ft/. ST^ffeT w». 
 Piece of r. ( or cord ;. ^RJ^5 «• ?ft?5^? «• ^Tir m, 
 B. of a single strand. ^S »«. 
 E, of grass, &c. #^ or t'?^/. 
 
 EOPE-DANCEK, «. V. TuMBLEH, ACTOB. JTT^^T^^ OV ^TSHt- 
 
 Eope of r. ?rT5r m. 
 EOPE-DAKCISG, «. HTlT>flq or ^q- w. HPftT ». 
 
 EOPE-LADDEB, It. ^=^^t\ f- 
 
 EoFE-MAKEB, «. ^^Rt. This is a particular caste. 
 EoPK-siitn, EoPE-wALK, n. Jpr^l^ or *<.^0/. 
 EopiKfiss, n. T. A. ^l m. ^T^TOTT »». 
 EOPT, a. stringy. ?(fTTo5, 
 
 To be r. ^X^^, 
 EosABT, «. «<;-!Vi^ of leads for counting prayers. 3T<mT?5T 
 , pop. ^<mr5E or oET/. ?»T?T»ft/. ft^sft/. Sl^nTT?!!/. JHryi/". 
 pop. JTTcE/. 
 
 rinsjers used as ar. «FTHT^T/. 
 EosE, n.— the bash. JT?=5R m. 3?yniT% fTTS n.— the flower. 
 
 5?n«rr% ^ n. nr^rsf «>. 
 
 China r. — the plant or flower, v^qr/. ^TT^'e^/. 
 
 Conserve of roses. ^^ m. TOP^^ or ^^f. 
 
 E.ttract of roses. rt^T^ft 3TtTT «• 
 
 No r. without a thorn, m^ naf ^?ft,f5^«rm ^'«^ fT?ft. 
 
 Under the r. t. Secretly. ^'^'^, 
 2 cooper's rose. ^j^^pPTt^ «. 
 E08E-APPI.E, n. — the plant. ^Tft^ m. ^^f— the fruit, ^f- 
 ^ w. vT^ n. — the plant or fruit. ^n^^f^m.^t^Tsft^rf^ffi. 
 EoSE-COLOEED, o. ^HT^ft, yrtl*n<«IHI, ^s^l^ft, <TT=!H. 
 EosE-WATEB, «. n«|»lMI"ft n. 3^^T^ m. 
 
 R-Tessel. y3N<^M «. ^n\A«,\^f. 
 BosEATE, Eo3T, a. rose-colored. 5<5T^, nsJMt'ft, HJ^P:- 
 
 HT^, qT<rt7. 
 
 2 rosy., full of roses. Jp^T^t^. 
 EosiN. See Eesi.v. 
 
 BosTEB, n. register, !jc. v. Eoll. "F*^ w. T^ f». 
 To EoT, f. «. putrify, J^^if, «?dr, 35K6t, 
 
 To r. and run, — melous,&c. iToEiTt or Sqztff, SR^of, 
 
 vdHctui, «j<«K«l, Jtioiui. [&c.^T^. 
 
 To EoT, ». o. make putrid, ^-^^^ul, ^Tltfir, ^^flT-?lt^T- 
 BoT, n. ( in cattle ) — the disease. ^f[f. ^T^ m. ?T?^ «. 
 BoT-GBT, n. dilute ^- sour liquid. ?TcET m. ^S^ »». ^loPI? n. 
 
 EOTABT. See EOTATOET. 
 
 EOTATIOS, n. tcheeling, turning round, circular motion. »I^- 
 TT^ n. ^^|i»Tf?T/. ^'tiTSTrf m. -M+NTf^ n. ^of^ n. 
 2 succession. qrf7'n^-qroft%-&c. qT?n^-^T'"TT^-&c. ip- 
 
 K M. 3TTHqf f/.3?T^fjwf«. fwft afrss/. =5?'5f5n. T^irs^iw. 
 In r. qraftsT, 3n^t%, +HI^'. 
 EOTATOniLY, af7p. T. A. 1. ^^Hrft'T, &c. ■^^'f^'J. 
 BOTATOKT, o. V. N.l. turning on its own axis, turning like 
 
 a u-heel. 'q^'TJft^, ^^MtiF^I, &c. '^ipnfJT, ^^P^rjft, ^- 
 
 2 following in succession. qn??M-qT5ft^-&c. ilDiKl-vTTVIT- 
 
 Bote, n. were repetition. ^i«t;ot n. ^rfft/. 
 
 Mere r. learning. ^ft^Jrfg;Tr/. qlq^qHSrlV". qlqefilqi /. 
 That acts by r. ^*+l»-q!, vl*qi. 
 That knows only by r. ^r^^r, ^l^ff?, qlqiqlid. 
 That is known only by r. qt#^, q"tq?qf%?ft^, qrq^- 
 
 EOTTEN, a. pvtrified. *<H^T or f^T^, f^?T, «3^, ?lcl, 
 Botteuish, rather rotten. J^ff^f, ^?, %*^^i. 
 B. aud corrupt, — compreh. or gener. *v»1*Hm^. 
 2 fig. perfidious, ^'c. v. False. f^^T, *RWT-^T?I^f - 
 
 3 — used of ground, ^^at. 
 EoTTEiTKESs, «. V. A. 1. *>*i^qu|| «. ^^«|>qoiT«. B5%q«fTw. 
 EorrjiD, EoTUSDiTT. See Eoufd, Eounbness. 
 EoTfSDA, n. round building. 'Tt?y-gT^'^-&c. ^ n.-&c. 
 i To Eouge, v. n. nr?5fW^-Hra«R-&c. tv m. c5T^. 
 EousH, (J. not smooth. ^«3<t?T, ^T«nft?T or ^^3tfT, ^^?T- 
 ^ft?T, ^■{H^^W^, 3<3<I^t^, %^5 or %^5. 
 
 2 no/ elegant or neat., not finished nicely; coarse, clumsy. 
 
 f*i«ftl, H^rrST, T^TrTT or TTTHT, ??55, *m, »N^, ^tf^r, 
 *fTqoEg<ft, %?{t^, TfS or tS, %^. 
 
 3 «o/ gentle, soft, courteous, or mild; rude, loisterovs, 
 
 ^c— person. *TO^^, trm or y3,^r, Tn?«rT, rTR^r, snj- 
 
 »IT, «RmW3T or o5^, tTf^TT^5!;,^5qT, ^HR5TT,J^^Tw^r, 
 ^ l a ^ i i OiTTT, STT'l'I, afI3?tS, 3T3<^i4'ir, rtic»^l, ?^fS or ^5, 
 
 action. t^TT '^^HI , 3«5l^«it^r, ^liq^l^I, &c. 
 
 B. action or work. ^W^ f- XV^V^f. 9>5qf^ /. tT- 
 
Boir 
 
 743 
 
 ROtT 
 
 4 not gentie in operation; liarth^ »t:tre, Sfe. — measure, 
 remedy, Ac. 7^, T^ftT^T^, T^f^T^TTWr, n?T?ft, STT^ft, 
 
 H^r 5— a workman; coarte, clum*y. qt<4-((1, ^fl^I, M****!**!, 
 
 HB ^m, ^»T?^ntT, T»TWT, »T?IUT, tri5*l»ft or RTT, ^0^51 
 
 HB OTr^. [^IT%f. 
 
 HV 6 ( to the taste ) austere, Sjc. ??T /»p. »^, ^IT, 3T?^, 
 
 H ,• ■ 7 ( to the touch ) priekly, Sfe. -"K-mOh, ^T«l^, ^qT«rft?f. 
 
 B 8 notpolithed, not wrought. ^^, a^wt+jfifl, 3T?i??^, 
 
 ■ 9— the sea, &c. agitated. <^«|olArfl, 4<<<jl«lo!^rtl, g««T, 
 
 ? 10 tetnpettuovt. 5^^, ^l^otl^, g<mNI. 
 
 11 a calculation, eatimate, &c. ar^KRIl^, -»i6*of|^T, 
 
 WWHHI^I . 
 
 Jb BouoH, r.d. with it."Jrr«tf /.-^«. /)^.-&c. €m«'r-Htn^, ' 
 
 To BoooH-CAST, lb BocoH-BO, To BocGH-HEw, ». a. give 
 
 tkefirtt tkape, to form rudely, eoartely, Sfc. *>T5"'»T, *rT- 
 
 • ^ OTOJ, ^n n. ^WW g.ofo.-^XX^^ ^rf5%^, H3- 
 
 Eooen-ORAcauT, n. rude tJcetch, Sfc. ^TlTw. ^t^ot. ^TtI «. 
 To BocoH-DKAw, c. a. tkelch roughly. ^Tiwf, «^|»i^'Jf, 
 
 "•■fRirm.-Ac.^PIWoJ ^o/o. a«i;pjrt/.-3?!»;5Tn. ^^g.ofo. 
 To BoofiB-HKw, r. a. t. To Bocoh-cast. fll^or. 
 HouoH-HEws, p. r. V. ««*.>XT, «4lfH. 
 BoDOH-xiSEB, «. ^T^'RnnT or ^TT. 
 
 Business of a r. ^TT^It^T^Tt or ^rftf. 
 BouoB-sBOD, a. *|"*yK<<i HHHr. 
 BOCOBLT, «<ip. T. A. 1. ^<^0«l, ^ff^, &c. 
 
 2 ^;v ifef J. 
 
 11 ^nprmi'r, *c. rnj^nHiH, ?TTra^. 
 RouoBJnaa, «. v. A. 1. ffr^ftTTTT w. WOT^lofT w. Ac. 
 
 2 f ».dfnf l iMm i m. *nn%^nn «•. ttwitqiTT ^JCT^^mr m. I 
 
 Tf?qt1T ■•.*«. [ /. TfJITT/. 
 
 3 viSR"«'<rJtr m. TnTTOIT «. Ac. /i^mni «. J?i3"^1T m, ^t?Tf 
 
 4 jUMVII Hi. ^^^v[^^ m. *<1IIMW1I «. Ac. 
 
 Biactly r. n'n^-Ac. fT?I5BT. 
 
 Booodixh. fl«l«mj. [*■, nt?t«T. 
 
 2 ipitrital, ghhuUir. f Ki«i,ni^,»ilflSlf,n,f^, ^^/^l*!- 
 8 tylindrieal. >,m<J.Jl, •W^*f'4l*K, ^S^^'i, •Jw^TT, nr- 
 
 4 — M a number. ^ or •«r*, i^Wl^, ^WC*, ?N5 T^i^^, 
 A r, numb'TT, nawJ^r Ma/ end$ vrtth a cipher. 
 
 3Tt^ w. ^IfrtfT^^T^nn-/ 
 
 A r. sum or price. qfK f«>>«-H'H /. ^^ ^t?5 »i. 
 5 See Plain, Positive. 
 Bound, n. circle, t. Ei.no. ^fI n. qrr m. ^5S5 »«. TigT«.^'5p«. 
 
 2 circular slice. ^!p?ft/. tl+ioS «. ^^^t/. 
 
 3 ( of a ladder ) rundle, v. Step. TRT^FT m. ^T^/ ^^Hj. 
 i retolution, circular course of action. %tr «». V^/. %^- 
 oft/ =5iij; n. T^ldi|l4M n. f^TR^T^ n. qqpT wj. ariffTT/. 
 
 5 or rouuds ( of a guard ). %^/. T^FT/. [^^TTT/. 
 
 E. of beggars, idol-worshippers, Ac. in a city.?r»ITiT- 
 The rounds of Fortune or Destiny. sjnsri^T-^^T^-T- 
 
 ftl»n^-Ac. ^Wi\ m. 
 
 G round about course, v. CiBCtiiT »?|iq:isi m. %^/. 
 
 7 ( of rope ) coiZ. %JT m. ^5t^T m. «tfn^/. 
 BouHD, flip, circularly. ^^,T-^V^f[-fn^W-&c. »TT^o^, l^"- 
 
 TT, n^TUf, Mll'Ii, TTTTt, PlT^, PuPlTt, "^np^^, ^SS^TH. 
 To look r. 5T|H-<n5t*TT^-Ac. T^, TTS'^Hf'T il<l>|*<^ 
 
 To turn r. the head. MfiSj, HT5 «. f^^St. 
 
 To turn or come r. iig. to change opinion. Sfc. fVr^, 
 
 To turn r. recolce. f<Rwt, irnT'T, IT^- Ac. f*K«f, HHT^, 
 V(*i«i n.-Ac. <»)<u1. 
 
 2 or all round; on*a?Z «iWm, v. AeOvND. ^HT^, WHTT?rT, 
 
 3 circuitously, v. AliOUT.%-«n^,Hr^I?mH, %TT ^^^3:^-^- 
 
 To go r. TTT m. ^T^'f-^-iTTT't, »IT^ w -^^t: n.-Lc. 
 The whole year r. inT'Tm, »rrTTT^t, «rT?THf^%. 
 BotTKD, jw«p. around, over the outside oj, v. A bout. trerT, ^, 
 
 2 on all sides of, v. .■Veouxd. a^lflqw, 'HfT^rfT, HNHIST, 
 To EouxD, V. a. ^l'ij*T-»fTc?-'il?*l*R-Ac. ?^, f prtsqorr »rt.- 
 
 Ac. -Jii«i«i. 
 
 2 ^m^ m.-Ac. iTT?!5fr. 
 ROO!»DABOCT, a.circuitous. %=nT^, HWTWTVI, Plli^^r^T, 
 
 BocsDABOUT, orfr. o» all sides. 5H»TTTTT, HHWTRT, ?T'^« 
 
 fft, frimwT, W'TT^, ^rm^TT, ar^mJt, 3T«hTwf, ?[^^, 
 
 Relating to the repon or parts r. '?mi^^. 
 2 circuitously, v. About. %-«n^, HT^rtfTr'T, ^TT'^^W. 
 
 To go r. %TT w. ^Tm-«T't-HK^, TT^ w. »fRot, S%' 
 n. HK^. 
 RousD-BoniE, «. Ml^«|<<\ "Hrtft/ 
 BooyoLT, adv.ftolly. plump. peremptorily, ^c.x. Positttelt, 
 
 BI.U5TI.T. r\]<v, tiretT *ni»rtm,^nm?T, ^<37T,if^%5T. 
 
 2 /o the purpose, rigorously ., Ife. V. 8MARTI.T, Well. X- 
 
 B0UKD5MS, 11. T. A. 1. WT^aq«n m. ^ffe^niT m. iftH »n. q-- 
 Ww» »i. n'^rti^ffl /. ^TiiT»rn/. Ac. 
 
EOW 
 
 744 
 
 TtTJB 
 
 (?r^ n. qlai^frt/. Ac, 
 
 3 iflrff^KMcrfT m. 3»l*<^rfH n. &c. 
 
 EOUSDHOBI-N, ». H5?5rqRR ?T^^ 3T3ff/. 
 
 Bounds, «. of a guard, ^f. iT^/. 
 Rounds-man, «. ^?q;^, n^q^. 
 
 2*0 Bouse, v. a. v. To Awaken. 3TrnT-'»TT^-'Er^'?-&c. ^^, 
 3^«rjt, ^r7Hr5/.-&c ;K<TJt g. o/o. ^\<^^ n.-^^\vf^ n.-&c. 
 
 sRiTf g. of 0. ST55-&C. ^^ii. 
 
 2 «<»• w/), Y. To Excite. s;inTT-&c. ^Riif, 73^of, ^^^oj, ! 
 e^i^/.-^AI^ift/.-^tR «.-^m^ n.-^%R n.-&c. ^^ 
 ff.ofo. [«. qHT%^^/. ! 
 
 Bout, n. rabble, mob, v. People. 3jS «. ^rl^K «• ^1^5^55 I 
 2 ( of an army ) dtfeat and dispersion. JTT5 m. ^^^nin. i 
 ^^\^^f. HOTfJT »». rTHrtlDTW. ^TX^f. cfKnTST^/. rf- 
 
 «jo5^?;tt/. wf^tumrT m. q-a-cTToft/." "FPFm^/. "nnrrfn/. 
 fcf-^^fi*/. ^R?m^/. ^r?n^w or ^/. Htr^m-i/. R- 
 
 Uttor r. Hnnff/- TTOTTrT «. ( as <TT<fTrf 5rr?5 ). 
 To Bout, r. a. defeat and put to flight. HTS'^f , TtT5Eot, T3^, 
 
 &c. qn:ot 5^. o/'o. ^nr mzif.pi. ^oj y. (j/'o. ?nTT^3iTarf«. 
 q^Tof, «r5r/.-g^ m.-&c Tf^of ^f. 0/0. "Ta^ffj, qsw ^R^, 
 
 qaTT5S/.-qa^/.-&c. :pTOI ^. 0} 0. 
 BouTE, «. V, BoAD. ^Jn«^^t??TT ♦».- HtA m. 
 
 EouTED, p. V. V. mis5^, qsE^sT, ^IR ^m %3?5r, &c. f^- 
 
 To be r. M4<f.ui, 'T'TH'Iof intens. WfWl^., ^n^?Ttq^- 
 
 lOUriNE, fl. rott»rf ^ duties. fSft^TTO m. Plr*IHRMI4 »». f8r?7- 
 
 3TT^^ «• mRhI4 «». 
 
 Of the daily r. f^rTTTSfrl?^. 
 
 To fall under the daily r. fvtr«nw??f 'T?^. 
 To EovE, V. 71. T. To AYandeb. f^5^, »tJ^5t, >t^^?t-(^I<T 
 f^^, %^ lhi\f\ /.-"Tf^JnT m.-TR^JW^ «.-<TfT^H'ir n.- 
 RrflT «.-^'JI n.-&c. 5F?<JI, ^^FT fp^, 5RT?r?T/. ^FT^. 
 
 BoTEB, «. BoviNo, p. a. V. V. flsirrr, ^Ripoim, fefr ftr?- 
 
 OTRr, &c. f^if^'-<<i, •?ft'3*Tor-&a. qr?Tf-^r(t-&c. q^^rft, 
 CjOt^FH, HS^RT, ^^r, iW^V^ori^n^ — esp. as used 
 of children. fefTT,^^, #Tr«— Female r. Te^'^^H^fV. 
 Llale r. H^^W, 
 
 I. — the mind, &c. discursive. ^TITS. 
 II. ranging robber.^ ^'c. ^5. 
 Bow, n. rank, line. CflTa or ^if. ^/. ^^ pop. vmf. rf- 
 
 n/. "FH »». ^/. ^/. ^rr^n:/. ht/. jtt^ ;>«>?. ma;/. 
 aTRf^/. T5^/. ^T^/. %ofT/. 
 In one continuous r. aTRlV^, ^r^,&c.^KI^H, tr^p^ 
 
 In rows. ^ift^. 
 
 E. ( of flowering shrubs or plants ). ?rr?»T m. f{\€[f. 
 
 2 ( of houses ) alle^, ^c. qr^ntt/. grr^ft/"- ^'^Z- ''W'- 
 
 Bow, n. r/o/, hubbub, S;c. v. Tumult. afOHiTm. w/. «Tt<ia:m. 
 vt^/. 'o^tntTTw. 1^/- ?rcm n. 
 
 To kick up a r. ^ui^Tw. HT^ot. 
 
 2b Bow, V. a. v. To Scold. t«+l«iu|, ^^5^, ^T?^, ^TT- 
 ^, ?IT5/.-^R5Tjt/.-&e. ^r^of ^. 0/0. 
 
 To Bow, v. a. (a boat), ijrf^uj' or ilrfisjut or *lr^*(«i|, ai^aoi 
 SR^5-&c. qt>r, ^^R^I or ^^TpIW, «(c?N'Jri/.-«<rtl«<I or ?- 
 r^^rw. JR'Jf ir. o/o.5r?f«. HIT'lt-JTTC'T %^, %^»». TROT. 
 
 Bowel, «. See Seto.n. 2— of a spur. ^%n. 
 
 Boweh, m. (of a boat). e|tr^<i>'0 or *ir5+0, ST^^S^R'^, ^T^rTr, 
 
 BowLOCK, «. jpflrt where the oar rests. ^i[f. 
 
 BOTAL, a. belonging, Sfc. to a king; regal, kingly. ^vHMI, J- 
 
 5M*i«i*ft-r«»<^<<'», &e. 
 E. attendant. <MW^'^, 
 E. audience chamber. <M<i<«|H»». n. J^*- 
 E. city or town. ^;JR»lft/. ^T^tTPfT/. ^TvTjft/. 
 
 E. circle or court. ?MM4p1 or a». <i<»iHSoft/. 
 
 E. court or hall of justice. TT^5T«JR««. «. TFT^THTy^ 
 
 E. court or assembly. <1m1<1'1«)I<«. n. TT^^HT/. 
 
 E. delights and diversions. ^^fT55T?fw. 
 
 E. duty. iM+i4«. 
 
 E. dynasty or genealogy. tiwii«ifrt/. 
 
 E. edict. <MI^T/. <r^?TT«T«. 
 
 E. letter or order. <|v^A<M»»- TT^TI^w. 
 
 E. mansion. iMJJuim. ^TSTH^n. 
 
 E. rerenue. ^rsftTT*. TT^T^m. 
 
 E. signet or seal. <Mg?r/. 
 
 E. stamp or seal impression. <|-iiH^l/. U^rf^?^*. 
 
 E. symbol. CT^JT^^n. <mP=(?^». 
 2 becoming a king, magnificent, Sfc. ilMil^TPtl, TT^T'Jvt'Ty 
 <MH'H'?f, r'^qt^, ^MtNrT, ^vir^, »j|<^^I^, IT^m^, 
 
 ariPrf^l^t. 
 BoTAiisT, «. <i3Tr^r T?Tq-?(7rRT-^io5iiii<r, ^^rr^TarpTHT^. 
 
 EOTALTT, M. kingship. <Mc^«. rF^M. ^f?«. ^^^qj^w. Jfi^- 
 
 Ensign of r. <l-*lPN'^». TNT^^T'Tn. ^Tt/SI*. 
 
 Ensigns or emblems of r. — compreh. jf^^rT^w. ^^^ 
 
 To Bub, p. a. apply friction to. gT^^, ^ftoJ^, q^, Mitit"! 
 or v<lA»i , JToSW, iT^'oi,??"!^, ^^n.^^^^^'ll.-&.c.'l^g. ofo. 
 To r. roughly & injuriously. ^«<»<i«i, ^loSOT. 
 
 2 clean by friction, t. To Wipe. J^- 
 
 3 (in a mortar) ievigate. ^T^, ^ffTor, 
 
 4 down, ( a horse > *T5E^, m«*n?ft?T/. 5|>^, -=(1*0/. 
 ^*r. [or^f 
 
 Sough gloTe for rubbing down horses with, ^l^vft 
 6 in; (unguents, &c. on the body), ^aw, ^^^, T^T^. 
 6 off, T. To Asbade. ^TS^r, ^WM or ^T^^vh, HV^J\ , 
 
BUD 
 
 746 
 
 HUE 
 
 7 out; erase, r. To Efface. 2?l'»f, J^ dl+uj, ^tyif. 
 
 8 up.^. ^Rf^if, tpTot, 3'3T5E''f, TJTSoft /.-&c. ¥^wf, wf^ 
 /.-"3TT'«-->te. q?TT<iif y. o/o, 
 
 9 with; T. To Smeab. JTRTJf, m^, ^Wl^. 
 
 BcB, r- «. have friction with, v. To Gbaze Rrepf-^^T^T^ 
 
 ST-Ac. 3fm, ^mot, OTnS'r, ^nTptB.-^^PT"! m.-^^»».-&c. 
 
 ^af y. ofi. reeip. 
 
 2 through; ^f< on with difficulty. \z^^i.\{^-^^^ ^)57T- 
 
 -Ac. vrpif-^ wui -f'T'TT^-TTT TT^t-Ac. 
 BcB, KuBBixo, n. V. T. A. 1. — of/. STTH't ». Ac. ^Treoft/. 
 *nnift/. 'Ht «. K^ «. f^^ n. 
 
 I. eollttion, brush against. M*HI m. ^T^ «. M^ft-ll «. 
 Bough r. ( or wipe, &c. ). «nT^ «. ^^%\ m. \n m. 
 
 II. that tciieh causes obstruction, difficulty, ^'c. STl^wr 
 /. f^?n>T m. JJ^T m. ^ m. ^/. 3^ «. 
 
 BcBB&OE, «. loss by rubbing. ^^ f. ^tNs/. ^frsf/. flrsmr^ 
 
 /. MHufl. 
 BCBBED, ;». T. V. A. 1. Viflft«[, ^%c5T, »T55^?5T, Ac. m- 
 
 C qw%5^, &c. 
 
 To bo r. ^TT^Tof, w%^. 
 ECflBEB, ». BUBBIXO,^. <J. V. V. A. 1. m^uiKi, Vl^LUIKI, 
 Ac. ^TTOT-H^-Ac. ^rrf-TTTlr. 
 2 5?nTTTT. 
 T. V. N. 1. m*:JH x»l|U||fI, y^tiy STTtTTT, Ac. 
 
 I. stone, ifc. to smooth and polish, ( paper, metalB ). i?t- 
 ^ m. qT?T m. 
 
 BCBBISB, n. uiaste or worthless matter. ^P^TT m.\j m. \l- 
 *MH ". ^.<*S^I w. «TI««ia/. m. imio&'jqioE n. ^^R 
 
 II. ^RT /. ^f«K55 «. %T/. n^ ». *^*(K n. iinJI /. ^- 
 ^JTT m. *-n« n. 
 
 Mom of mud, icutn, or r. thrown ap bj the aea or 
 brought bj a river, ^w/. ?!TUr m. 
 
 B. and filth,— aa heaped or lying. f^f^T n. "^f. n. 
 ^fSf. fni m. 
 
 2 ( aa of a fallen building or wall ). »T?I*TT m. ?rtt<T n, 
 KcBBLK, ». — B. wall. nPTT or VT m. «II»T or ij «, 
 IUbicaV, •.—a horae. »tr»TT f'TT or 5*TT^. 
 BcBiccJtP, Ac. Sec Brdduh, Ac. 
 KcBSic, n. imJirMjf^^^ »«. 
 
 BcBT, n. HTf^Wf /)0/». (TloH^ «. A </»M. ^V^^/. ^^ m, «TT- 
 ^ n. Myd'l •». 
 
 Snail r. ^flft/. ^/. JTHiT^/. 
 That baa ruby lipa, fWt^ (/ fWlft ) lU. like the 
 fruit of the moroordica nooadelpha. ft J*ftV «. ( ftf- 
 Ht^/. ) lit. like coral. 
 
 BVBT-BBAP, n. ;7T57<t/. 
 
 RcoDEB, n. T. Helic. grm or ^ ». 'J^I^J m. 92 ». 
 KvDDiniM, n, T. A. 1. »Ttf*rmr m. f?r*t/^ 
 
 2 5*^/ ?t^/ n'JRT w. J^it^ ». frn^f. infWt 
 
 EUDDLE, M. fimmTrfr/. rTtqiTTTrfT/. PSt^JfTt^r^/. 
 
 I EuJ)J)T, a. inclined to red, v. Bed. frf^-ET, OTt?, 
 
 2 healChy4ookiny, fresh, lively, blooming, — the counte- 
 nance, &c. 3*3«^^ri ,e«ci'N'ld jcT'FfT'^, g^'jHil'H I ,?«r<r^t^, 
 EuDE, a. untaught, uncivilized, barlarous. HT^, ^T^efT, ^- 
 
 ^R^J«T, ^»n?T, ^n^T, ^IZ or ^tR, *t^^^ W ^, spOTVT. 
 
 2 roi/yS, coarse, uncivil, violent, impudent, overbearing, 
 
 3TTH:, ?>T, SHT, lit?:, ^^^^ or W, ^fSIH^, air?^, 3TT- 
 
 5^f?nr, 3TT5ir:^s, stjttt^s, "kHrsr, ^^f^"?, arf^^, sr^v-q-, 
 3TO>='Tff^, ^^'M'jRi, ^U'lif^, tRti'Jr, trfbiuT, qi*»i, 
 
 tlHH^ToET (»• sqr, Vt'MH'^*, q't'15, ^fS, ?rtr5, 'Pl^, vi^lH, 
 ^R?, ^, rlM^cf, ^RT, f%>ffs, ^?t!J>, ^2<.«»fi, ^jWt^, 
 
 Eiceediugly r. aiflH^U. 
 
 3 coarsely executed, v. EocoH. VTt«r?, 'RTrST, ^'IT, ^I?5T 
 or r^T, ^3, 'TkoSg^, 'TTToSffft, vjtnST. 
 
 4 no< skilled or practised; raw, unskilful, Sfc. v. AwkwaBD. 
 
 5 not polished or elegant, \. Aajixaa. ^TTVT, flT^HtoST. 
 EuDE-sPOKEN, EuDE-TONGBEi), a. of unskilful speech, w- 
 
 BcDELr, adv. v. A. 1. TR^^TOTT^, Ac. ft^lMKIVff^. 
 
 2 ?ftrnjrpf, Ac. ^tm^^, zm^i^, ?5t5T^, tirr^, Ac. 
 8 Sti,^^^ ded. &c. ^vmi^, &c. 
 
 BcDESESs, w. T. A. 1. ^TT^^nrr m. IR^ZMDII «j, Ac. 31?T- 
 
 2 ^tl»t<mT m. ^TiT m. HfqrJH «». Ac. ^t?nT^/. ^^f. 
 ^fk\f. stmt/. ?fr^?*t/. 3T»T7Tf or:jr^f. ^ff *T- 
 rt/. ;^/ ^?Tt/. *Tt^ /• »T!5Tf /. ?ftT3lf /. fkm^- 
 
 ir m. f^^<« ir< ^H < n. 3lf%^q m. aR^^iT m. 
 8 ^tTTTon m. MWl'iW"!! m. X\ZVU m Ac. 
 
 4 an^i ^ otr m. Ac. 3R^^?TT/. arrjfTT/. sTjn^m/. 
 
 5 FTWiIT«. 
 
 BcniUEST, «. first principle or element, ^J^rifiT n. nrt «. 
 
 ^ITWT n. iftvT n. ^ fi. 5fr^ «. 
 
 Budiments. Hiiflfi*?/. H~5n«^ n.pl, mIXhrI/! ^^1' 
 
 ^n n. 3TTtH m. 3TJPH m. 
 BcsiMEitTAL, BuiiiMESTAHr, a. pertaining to or eonsiiting 
 
 in rudiments. n^ArHt^^ Hj^HT^, Ac, H;WWfl«i%ft, H- 
 
 To Bde, ». a. t.'To Beubkt. O^, <TWtI m.-«j»>qmR m- 
 
 Ac. %T^ g. ofo. 
 Brs, n. — the plant. ?jm7 m. WTTH^ BTI «. tT)tft/.— 
 
 the learea. H^PTT^ <TT^ m. 
 BpsrcL, 0. woKni/V/, rfo/*/«i, t. Sad. ^w, twt, «fir. 
 & countenance. d?ft g^T/. ^%?ffl ». ^l^f^?r/. 
 
BUI 
 
 746 
 
 EFL 
 
 Knight of the r. countenauce. ^?<Tr H^fT, Xif\ 3^'ft, 
 <8<iTsvi. 
 EcEFULNEss, «. V. A. ^^7^1 f m. <i^wuil m. &c. 
 }iVTTiA^ti,n.fMow reaiyforany desperate crime, v. Brdte. 
 
 IJOFFLE, KuFP, n. plait, fold, g^^ft/- ^"ft/- "^.T/. ^t^T/. 
 
 ^cZ^ or ^d J?ft /. ^■£^(\ ^f ^Z- 
 
 2 Seo DiscoiipoacEE. 
 To llvFiLE,v. a. plait, pucker. ^'Jm^^X^r'^f. pl.-^^im/. 
 
 pl.-&c. ^t5ot-qT3<lf . 
 
 2 rumple, crumple, injurioutly ditorder, Sfc. •<^<uf, '^- 
 ?'jf , =sftoE^ot, ^lol^ot, ^SEHoEBfr, ^HHTS^ o»" JTS^, 5?- 
 *TT^^, 3*T3^, f t?5^, 5?^^"^ or ^^tT^, ql^ST^ or ^t- 
 a!?lT?iJf,5T<^3/.-y:tT«t/. «fT33t-»Ttiar, ^C ♦». ^TT3^, 3" 
 *T? m.-g^ST «n. ^Ic5iit, ^S^H or nH m. ^S'Jf, J^ofY /;- 
 gnST »n.- ^SI^Tlotl m.-^q|^5pTtoE/.-^'loErqto5 /.-MlotMlof) 
 
 /-^i'^otl m.-^<<^3 «.-3^:^?T »».-&c. «F^^. o/o. iToEoft/. 
 
 3 ( the mind ) v. To Discompose. sr^^tT-sjpr-i^- 
 
 »Tr|5K/.-&c. ^m y. o/"o. q^Ct/. ft^TSot g. of. o. 
 '£.VtTLTS,T),p. V. V. 1. JOTSSt^r, 5'"TT qiarfrtr, &e. 
 
 2 ;M<(^rtl, ^^"l defer, n^R'^OT, &C. 
 
 EnFFLEB, n. EUFFLIHO,/). a. T. V. 2. ^TS^RT, "^flotildUIKI, 
 
 JSHITRT, &c. 
 
 3 3T^«R«r ^"TRT, ?%*r^TRr,'Tffo5t7nTT,^fsiq3?'mTT, Ac. 
 j?ua, n. — the coarse woollen cloth. ^^\ m. 
 
 EcaoKD, a. uneven, rough, abrupt, Sfc. ^n^TSg^TS, <MS«I^H, 
 
 ^'f*, 3^n^n^, 3"?iTRT?T?:, ;j^?5, gr^^ft^, ^^^^?5. 
 
 2 See Sui.aax. 
 
 EuGOEDKKSB, n. V. A. 1. <<(N4y*(4MU|| m. &c. 
 
 Eui5, n. dettruction of budding*. ^I5T m. f^TSTT or\ n. »T- 
 
 t^Tr m. [ f%?R. 
 
 That is in ruins. jffS^OT, HTST^^;^, aTT^TR, aitw, 
 
 To fall ( OP be fallen )iuto r. m5^, ^rST^, Htl^fSot, 
 
 2 — gener. v. Destruction. stT?I w. f^I^S or f%qra »» 
 
 »*H m. ^Ef^T m. f^rwm m. ?To!<r!:/. ^m^f. m. rn-H*jc5 
 
 One rushing to ( bont upon, &c.)r. aW^WT 3Tre^!?5T. 
 To seek the r. of. qTRf 'TT^/. %^9t or P|<Hlii «». %- 
 ^ or ^RSTr/./>i- WT^rn y. o/ o. 
 
 To wait for the r. of ^ 1^?rr^ ^. of o. 
 
 3 ( of fortune, estate, aflairs, &c. ). ??rq^r;[t m. ^^tft/. 
 
 ^^'T^ <"• ^/. 3^-»ft'Tq m. W^W\ m. ^qRnin «. ^>?- 
 
 That causes r. or great loss, ^^^o^n', ^f OTT or i^\. 
 To EuiN, V. a. demolith, ^c. v. To Dkstkoy. jftsot, i^^ 
 •TT^, Hl«"i, •»<!«)<, ^iT't, 5o^-<iifi)^Y^ f«Hot«fiJi, 
 2 tuhvert.^ mar, Sfc.y.To Dkbtbot, To Spoii,, To DEniAT. 
 
 m.H mi^ /-^rra'Js/.-f^^W W.-&C. ^?dt^. o/o. 
 
 3 deprive of fortune, impoverish, Sfc. gl?^, 5Tr^f».-^TT«f\ 
 
 /.-^{FTJTrTi m.-^^5/.-?r?ffr^n >»..&c. spm^. o/'o. fn- 
 %?r ?yi^oT, f*rq?rff-qjiiT?i-^-^^«ft-?re«ft-&c. ^^.— lu 
 
 this sense there are numerous expressive colloquia- 
 lisms and phrases. They oonTey the sense to ruin with 
 intensity and liveliness, and with great variety of com- 
 parison or allusion. ^?TtT^ ?5T^0T,a;Km or qTRt^Ft^/. 
 WRot g. ofo. STTR^ n^rl ^^ST^in g. of o. W^XK^ HT^TT/.- 
 W>iKN HFH^ n.-^TOTTT^r ^W^ik-'A m. ^^ g. ofo. ^?T- 
 S n.-tJI-Tloi <7Rra; w. ^^ ^. of o. qr «. qot-^ g. ofo. 
 
 ^rrgqm TrRot, HoET ot.-HT^T/- ^Fmt ^. o/o. si^/. HTTot g. 
 ofo. JTTS^, i«l^< f-H^HKIwi. 3?^, V<N< =ir3r?5«- TT|^ ^iX^i^ 
 
 To Euinate, EuiKATioN. See To Euis, Ecis. 
 EuiNED, p. T. V. 1. Hlie^ril, «KN< +rirfl, gofl?! I^s^^r, 
 Ac. %5n:. [ '^^. 
 
 2 JTi'H^rfi, f^nr5^?5r, <fcc. ^, ?rrf^?T, Rtjjf^ri, ft^w, 
 
 3 P^pSOT, Ac. ^n^, nfT«ft, ffT«ft, JT^«ft, Oi'MHfl*, 
 ?T^ff^, ST%»q^. [ ««N<+WRT, Ac. 
 
 EuiNEK, M. EuisiNQjp. a. V. V. 1. jfiSUIKI, ^re^ il+"IHI, 
 
 2 fTRnmrr, hi«?i"iki, f-MMJ^un, Ac. 5n?i¥, s^r^t, f^s^^r- 
 ^, =^H^, r^qid*". 
 
 8 ^S^'TTTT, f*r%'Hril<<uiKI, ??TR ^OTT^r, Ac. 55S*Tr, J5- 
 
 Ecisous, a. See Desteuctive, Huetfcl. 
 
 2 fallen to ruin, decayed, ^i+.o&rfrfl, iTiSrtrfl, jftl^psft^ 
 aTT^JJT, HTS^ofhrr, t-UlsOST, T5^, »i)s+l, ^JfM. 
 EuLE, n. way, government, command, mattery, 'i\MA or 3T»^- 
 (5 >«. rr?q «. ^^/. W^t/. <^^<^ m. ^!(PTrl/. ^r- 
 JT^/.^/. ?1^ m. ^nm m. arfepFn; m. ?1rTT/. afnftT<Trq 
 n. wrfilr^ n. W^ n. Pr^^ «. 
 
 Foreign r. qr^Rj n. 
 
 Full r., full sway. >T^3Ts»T3m. 
 
 Skill to r. fH<i<5f^ n. 
 
 To bring under r. (and management). ydiHl^ft or ^- 
 ^ or grTT^ rtHui-3Tmot. 
 
 2 regulation, law.^ canon, f^ m. *N<4I m. ^I^/ ^^ W. 
 ^51 n. fffqrri'op. HIT m. ?i^ »». ^^T m. f^^tf w. sjifTCOI ». 
 tn^ or q- OT. ^qpT «. <??HT m. si%n »». Trff'l «. 
 
 Eules and regulations, — compreh. >M<i^i«(dl m.\z- 
 
 To keep one's r. %rTT^ ^?rot. t^'I. 
 
 Te lay down rules for. ^«T or r?T/ ^T|5 ^ or i^r?^ 
 
 3 tiandard, measure. mRmiui n. 5nTT<iln. q?r »»• 
 According to ( that-this-Ac. ) r. ( f^rr-^-Ac.) ^^]S^^ 
 
 4 V. EoLEB.^^n^oft/. 
 
 5 lau), principle. ^FT «. f^^ m. 
 According to r. ?r«TTf^f8r, f^f^RH, f^f^T]^. 
 
 By r. ^nft or ^^, f^^TTRT or nni^. 
 
mm 
 
 747 
 
 KUN 
 
 QenenI or common r. ^IMKUI n. 
 
 R of action. <(>»lr<(fM •». [ % ^I«|>u|. 
 
 To jud^e ( differing particulars ) by one r. ^^ ^[t[- 
 BcLK OF Thekk, ••. r>|<| r?* or ^TTf!l^ n. 
 ^■B^ The first term or the tujipotilion is called, f^t<lf?l^ 
 ^■^B n. — the second or the rale, jijiitji n. — the third or the 
 ^^^K iemand.lr^^f. — and the fourth or the an«trcr.itsJl4>(4n. 
 ^K^m Double r. H-«mRi* n. flHW^iHj^, ^f^tr^ilf^*. 
 
 HB R direa. +*<■?< iT^n*, ^TH^ntn^. 
 
 ^■P R inTcrse. f^K ^Ttf^T^, sq^^Tlfll^F. 
 
 ^P t flb Bulk, v. a. ( paper, Ac. ) 3T^, \w^ or ^^liiij, ^^, 
 
 V rn/. f /.-Ac. ^vs^. 
 
 B 2 cow/roi, Ttptlate, Ife. t. To GovraH. arrr^ frt.-3Tf«nnT 
 
 ■ iii.-y^;Tm/.-??TTT/.-&c. ^m-^lr'.«<ui ici7A ^ o/ o. ^+tii- 
 
 ■* HrfTT ".-rHilMH n.-aiR^OT n.-3TT^ m.-Ac. ^FT^ ^. ofo. 
 
 Mr To Rule, p. «. exereite tupreme authority. ORTra m.-^r^ n.- 
 
 I jjTj^ n.-^R^ift/'Ac. ^rT"'tHW<<«f, x\^^ «.-3nTt? m.-ipj- 
 
 * t^ n.-kc. 3Rm ^. o/ 1. 
 
 BCLKD,;.. Y. V. A. 1. an*^fll,1«l''JirJT, Ac. 
 
 2 jitHM •«<it',*)(^i, Ac. ^nrPfn, ^trftpi, anj^rl^H. 
 
 BuLEB, n. tnttrument to draw line*. ^+uft/. ^^^/. ^?fT- 
 ^ «. ^^-ioft or ^,<miuft/. 
 2 governor, lord. 3(rof5 *<«II<r, ^fM4>lO,«I»0, ST^, ^TT^- 
 
 c, «<^i*, r»^, rH4«ii, f^nr*?^, st^^rpp, ai^^TTfTT, 3t- 
 
 R^n^R-f^T'lTH-Ac. ^Brft-^Rt-Ac. 
 
 That is under one r. — a country, Ac. i^+.tf-aO, vi^ii^l 
 or ^, ^^^nrre, V+t^lfM^, ^<r.*if^l, V*«>{1. 
 
 That is under two rulers. Jtfsft, 5<W or ^f, |»n3T, 
 
 Elm, «. #piri/ dtttilUdfrom molatie$. "Trtt/. 
 
 Bum, a. f«<'rt', odd, ▼. Stbjikoi. f^fjnr, ?r^^«F. 
 
 Tv RcuBLK, V. n. maibe a low continued lound. T^nxvi or ^- { 
 
 i^»j«f, wiv^ul, nrjm, »Tini-*i?»ijt ««i-^w4,— »»/«i#. iir- 
 
 2— the belly. "jt^^iJl, y ^<«^, 'li'll*^, 'Ki^wi, HiM<"f, 
 UCTTot. These verbs are nseJ also impersonally. 
 
 BcMiLwo, «. T. V. 1. v;mm n. Ac. «iri«/. ^^/. nsf- 
 ^i/. «rT^ SI.— iw/tiM. »m w. nxniTV m. tnri m. 
 
 2 "JTip^ •. Ac. yT^/ 3^ »• 
 IJumniW. «. Btiii5*Ti5o,;>. a. t. V. 1. ?t*mm, W«r- 
 Ac. *TwnTT, xrwn vf»f -^rt^-Ac. 
 
 Tt» BcmHATi, V. n. chew ike end. nrtT^r or ^^X(9^ or ^TtTBl, 
 f^H or TtWi» w fW •». ii.-TT*r«T m. *?^, 
 2 ». To McsE. «m^ « -»R^ n. Ac. ?tJ|, «qmfT-Ac. «T- 
 
 IlriiT5*Tio<». n. T.V. 1.—*-/. ^^tA, rwn or ^wv or j([y^m. 
 
 i:i.MiiAOK. HuMMAOiva, n. T. v.— «c<. ^ira'it M. ttjsof *. 
 
 Ac. iflTatflft/. <»ra«l/. *{»TWT m. MToBI*r«/. MTwmrtt/. 
 
 2b IltMMASB, V. «. «MrcA fiarroipfir. tfV9«'^ or TVT^, «^. 
 
 tA or »fti«^, yz^T, ^1*^1, *fim ■i.-^i<»i^j« or ait/. ' 
 
 To turn topsy turvy in rummaging. <TT?5'iTT ^cJ'T. 
 
 BuMMAOED, p. T. V. <Si«o4^rfl, Wiloicirfl, &C. 
 
 EcMMAGEK, n. EuMMAon»o,p. o. V. V. ^jgotuiKl , tmoI'Tr- 
 
 TT, 5?rZT spT'TrTT, 5t|oo^, j?ro?TT. 
 BcuoB, n. report, bruit, hearsay, t. Eepobt. ?R^/. 
 
 31^ or 3T^/. 3T'F^/. ^ifiTT^ m. 3m?^/ OTigf^r/. ^- 
 
 ^/- E^W./. iflTlf/. rfl+iMl/. ^'IMlTlf/. 
 
 General or popular r. ^m m. JH^/. 
 To BuMOB, V. a. report abroad, bruit. qM^uj, ^^vtfT-Ai\ 
 
 ^1%, t^^E'ff 5R't,3r5^/.-3T^/.-&c.%5F^-;jw'f-w^'r 
 -^T^r y. of o. 
 
 To be rumored abroad. ?5^, HH**?!. [^^jlft/. 
 
 Bump, n. c«J o/ the back bone ofbea*ts_ Rh"KI f». ^<p f7». 
 
 The crag and the r. T^MI-m m. 
 
 To sink in at the r. — cow, goat, Ac. at calving or 
 
 yeaning, ^iirtt^i, iMIrfM-iui, 3t^ m. pi. ^U^ y. of t. ^T- 
 
 2 See Buttock. 
 BuiiPLE, n. irregular pucker or plait. gT^rft/- 
 To BuMPLE, V. a. V. To Bufple. ^<«brM l/. pi. TTlot, ^T^, 
 
 ^<4«i, 3^^^, 5?*TT^, 5*re^, J^S't, *«MI«ot or *T?- 
 
 OT, nqrs or ST »». «rra9ir, g^tia or sit/ mrfW-Ht^wr, ^^r^r- 
 
 BcMPLEP, p. V. V. ^T^qmirSrSr, JTi^rTT, ^^ct^rf f, Ac. 
 To BcK, c. «. «not>« «ic»/3'/y. tll^, t|1??T ^-3tM, ^yidj-, trr- 
 ^/. *TTr't-^*''f, m^/.-trK<;T/.-^/.-Ac. ITTT^, laot, 
 
 To begin to r. yf^/. ^, 
 
 2 rtwi away. flee. ToEof, qajir wTPt, qc5 «i. /. <f|«0'|, ifiTT 
 or WTTr# ^JT^t-'^'nof, mi|t)i <pt^ m. ^^, ^RT% ^ m. 
 
 • ;>^. ^T^'if, Totq^r/.-qwir/. i^y. o/#. rTpft/. ^mr, 'T- 
 fTTJ^, g^^i FT/, or Rlf^/. ^JT«t. 
 
 To r. away cowardly. ^"^ ». tn^ 'Hwt. 
 
 To r. away openly, boldly, dcfyinf,'ly, Ac. %\m^X \\n- 
 ^IR or H\KA ToE^ or vinif, ^MI<I7 gft ^^^S^T ^^vf[ 
 
 3 let flow ; or, flow, txude. narift, JR^, ^ff^, W^r^ifr. 
 
 4 become liquid, dxuolve, tweat, ooie. fs^^Jorffr, ^5of^ n- 
 
 6 pau, proceed ; — time, Ac. -MWui, JpR^ or •RT^, 
 6 — ft slit or bore ; be enlarged. 3<iMo6"!, S^T^w. 
 7— » sore ; emit pus. ^KWK^., ^H't, ^"f, "JS^^, <^*T 
 /.-Ac. ^!^<'(-f^^, T^T'if or vi*(Kuf. 
 8— damp paper, ink, Ac. J^^, SK^. 
 9 — a road, range of hills, Ac. ^T^, SHl'ff, ^T?!^. 
 
 10 after — madly, wildly, intently, vehemently; be 
 wholly taken up with. *Tff H^if g-ofo. ^T^tJT 3Tfl^, 
 ^I^ *Trot or r4|i|3j[, 5n^TW»f , M<l<flj, ?n^ or ?l-^t ^T'^cT, 
 «^ M. tn^-i<of ^. o/ o. B7TW smt^ or m^, |t%« HToi. 
 
 11 after ; y. To Follow, To Pubsub. trrttH rn»r»I ^, 
 e/o. W^^KT n.-3TynWT «.-Ac. ^of y. ofo. 
 
 12 down J— » river, Ac. af^'B^'f, 3^.<Jf. 
 
HTjTT 
 
 748 
 
 3^rs 
 
 13 into ; prich. ^^Hot, ^^, HW, TH'f , ^R^, 3»(*"t, 
 TTot, f?T^9T, ft^, ^=ET^. 
 
 14 on ; le continued. "STTr^or^ tTT^^ 3T^^. 
 
 15 on ; talk incessantly, v. To Pbate. 3r5«II"'t, tld'J'l'Jl, 
 
 16 ( off with a paramour )— a mamecl woman. IpT ♦». 
 
 vTvT ^ftT<jf 5'. o/o. qr^t or «n^H ?nTpi vtm ^'^ of o.—& 
 
 man witli a woman, 'FTTOT, «FT^ %6|. 
 
 17 out ; V. Exhausted, ^q^, ^iT^. 
 
 18 over ; T. To Oveeflow. 3Tt^ifiT, tK^Uuj. 
 
 19 (over the body, &c. )— ants, lice, fleas. g1^*("l, 
 
 20 to; seelc refuge xcith. 3TT«H »».-3TT^ w.-^TH/.-^^t- 
 2:r m -Tm w./i. tT'^^. o/o. 
 
 21 together; — a ropo, &c. »(+K«f. 
 
 22 up, grow rajpidly. 3>pu|ot_ 
 
 ■ 23 up,— an account, "st^dr, ^yijf. 
 iTi? Ec:s, r. a. cause to moce swiftly. m^ff^Ot, %II8i?ui, ^^- 
 
 2 pierce, stab. 'Tt^^^i or nt^^iJf, |e^ or fft^^ or 
 
 3 fn<o, ^c. T. To Thkust. ^q^ot,^^, #^TW. 
 
 4 down ; cAa«e to weariness. a;%q^-5l%q^-&c. qrjft^ 
 
 5 down. See To Decet. 
 
 6 hard ; v. To Uege, To HA^-0 rPOS. ^ipprt^T-^'^f^- 
 
 &tfr-'TaEf5pft?r-&c. 5renf. 
 
 7 over ; narrate, ^'c. hastily. ^K\H(^^^T^-Z^K\'S^K-^^^■ 
 
 8 through. See To Squakdeb. 
 
 9 up ; erect superficially, ^rqw, ^TTT^nft STf^"!. 
 
 EcN, BcsifisG, n. V. V. N. 1. trf^ot «. &c. irt^/. ^f. tfr- 
 ^tir/. vTFR w. KfT^/. trt^uT w. Km-/. ?n^/ 
 
 At a r. hy one effort, v. Efioet. ^«|;w«<tVR, ^^m- 
 
 Confused and general r. about. iTt^T«?t^ or sft /. ^- 
 
 To come down by the r. Jpr^fofJf, JRI55^, f^^, %- 
 T^E'if or %^^^ or STcJ'Jr, «Tr«TT^^. 
 
 2 oncf Flioht. qoTor «. &c. 755 m.f. WrtNH «. 
 
 3 & 4. T2^ «. <fcc. ToS /. f'T'^^ m. ?T^ >». ^RTir n. ^TN' 
 »i. ^oE^lft/. g«E«Ff^/. 
 
 I. «rfen<o/ar. VK/. [^/. 
 
 II. f^tfn< of inclination or ability, T. Eeach. ^t^/. gr- 
 ill, course for a season, continued succession of. ^n^ftw. 
 '^Vf^ f 5ra /. #?I<TqTT/. 
 
 At or in the long r. ?R€f, if^THfr, f^T^^. 
 
 IV. prevalence, general reception, Sfc. '^^<^ f. ^ m. 
 
 3T?Fi?7T /. MK m. 
 ErNABOUT, a. rantipole, roving,— ft. child, Ac aHI8|c&, f|3»IT, 
 
 f|lf<??=^, MNi«f< or qr^r Ht^TT "larfSI-H^^SSrtSI. 
 ECNAOATE, ErNAWAT, w. fugitive. qcE^PT, "TccTT, NctH-il or 
 
 55n or MotMAI or JSTT. 
 EcNDLE, n. ro«ni of a ladder, v. Step, qr^^m. TTtTft/, 
 
 Euskeb, n. EnKNiso, y. a. v. V. N. 1. tn^oTRT, qf? HT^- 
 "mr, vn^^TT, *tt^tt, «rr^i). 
 
 3 qauTRT, ^l^urKI, ^rnft & ?n«f^ ( in comp. as H^^sft 
 TIT, 3m?IHT5ft =^, &c.). 
 
 4 qsorTTT, &c. «(i^«i<i, ^5«r. 
 
 7 qi^uiKl, &e. SRSlftTf. 
 
 I. «o^ stagnant. ^T^, f^'TrTT, f^T^TT, f>T<TTg. 
 
 II.— as an account. ^rST, ^ira?rT, ^T^, 
 
 III. courier. ^Hft^, vTT^. 
 
 IV. shooting sprig. <?FTtTT»«. 
 
 V. »n succession. tTTHNTS. [ f*ia^TiTn. 
 Etjkset, «. sulstance vsedfor coagulating milk, fm^s^n. 
 EcKNiKG, n. v. DiscHAEGE. fH^TTTw. "Jffi.— Banious r. ?5?l/. 
 EcKyios. See Scevb. 
 
 EuKT, n. a diminutive creature. CR*IT,57rn'TT,57'PT,5^noT.n. 
 Eci-EE, a. ?T^ m. ^T m. <^i«JH^! /. 5^/ H^^/. sf^ «. 
 
 — in cant phraseology corresp. to whiteboy, shiner, S^c. 
 
 BStJTm. ^^M. 5W m. rTcT m. TTHm. sJtT^TT TRT^m. — 
 
 and for a he.]f-T. zj^ f '^tfrft f — and for a quarter r. 
 
 T^^ or JJ m. tRTFft —in contempt, ^^f. ^Z^ m, 
 
 W^f 
 
 Eupees of various currencies. qT^T^Ifl. 
 
 A half r. is 3?^/.— i r. <n^/r<TT^raTm.— J r. =q;r- 
 
 Fft/. T^m./.- j^gT. 3m\m. 5^c5M./. 5^^/.— 3-2 r. 
 
 Defaced & battered — a r. %^^T — dim. %^<p?, %xi?^ 
 
 E.'s weight. TR (ex. ?:q^ HR, <(t<i*>H<i »TR, Ac). 
 
 To change a r. ^Ntll-tft jnT ITT5^, g^^f m. W.K^. 
 
 To shell out the rupees, t^uitjui ffrft. ?:q% ^. 
 To EcPTCBE, i». a. burst.1 Ireale. »ft5^, SPfrit. 
 EuPTUBE, ErPTiOK, n. v. V. — act. ?Tt5^w. 'FTl'ifn. "F^w. 
 ?^w. V^^n. %^n. fqq-i^ or f»niT^ n. — state. <F7/. 
 
 I. (of friendly intercourse) quairel. nzf. ^f, ^f^Tlm, 
 f^qi m. #r^^ m. 
 
 To come to a r. ^PRwf g. of 0. 
 
 II. hernia. STrpfeTn. ar^f^f^/. 
 
 III. ruptured gut. Ml -lot I or sl^rctrw. 
 
 Edptcbed, a. Aoi'i'n^ hernia. aid'^aHI, 3f?rfa JcTT^cTT, ^^i^I- 
 
 ErBAL, <i. belonging, cfc. /o <Xe country, — a* opposed to a 
 city. ^fqPTTSCftrWT, %?MI11S*<I'=II, «Tf^Tf^^, r^T^r^- 
 
 2 V. Ageicultueal. ?iH*mMI, V?Tqt?rRr, 
 ErrsE. See Aetifice, Tbick. 
 EuBH, n. — the plant. c5s^»». A^\A\m, 
 
 2 any thing proverbially trifling or teorthless. W.T(\f. t:- 
 
 Etjsh, EuPHrxG, n. v. V. 1. m*J"*<NI-'5rT?I''Tr^-&c. cqRT 
 »n.-TqTHT»«.-<lIW«--^"TT^T«.-&c. siHi<:t(H-&c. 3n%.-&c. 
 Emulative r. aT^'J^^/. 
 E. and Bcramble. WSf. »• ^f^: ^. 
 
BUS 
 
 740 
 
 SAO 
 
 To BcsH, V. n. move or drive foricardt with vehemence and 
 hatte. «MI4yi'?-mi'i*JI^-«'?ie*JI^'-ic. 5Tm--mrt<J|-&c. E- 
 TPIT»i.-rTRTin.-«m'iIm.-<13r<j(lOT.-&c. iTn%, JjMl'jH-Vif;!- 
 &c. ^T^-Ac. 
 
 2 at, on, upon, &<•. t. To Attack. »nT w. JTR'f-^, 
 
 qfg4T ^^ [ ^. 
 
 3 in, &c. ^<T7^-&c. fiTT^f-f^R^-ft^, ^^, 5^/- *TT- 
 
 4 through, into, forward, &c. headlong. ««'SI or ^^- 
 
 or goE^ptlt/.-Ac. JTRot-^ or, wiM ^. oj t. •«ilrt«i-f't^, 
 
 a^5<t or ^T^tt/. ^, Jh^ or »t^, tni^, VT^ ^of, 
 
 cfl-iul, «fTl/. <TI^ ^. »/■». iW or S^T^f. 
 ErsHT, a. ««<?«, Sfe. ofruthei. (^-^Hl, {^o^ToETT^. 
 EcsT, «. — gener. Hll-m m. t^ n. pop. tt2 «. f^J n. 
 
 2 ( of iron ). a1^/. ^ m. frt^fTT m. 
 R. mould, or other feculence. K^'ln m.-To contract 
 
 it. Vj^ 'M'fl.- 
 
 8 ( of copper ). «R?^ m. 
 To Peat, ». «. contract ntt. Ht^, '^'t, JTt^JT'f, 'TT n.- 
 
 i^UMX m.-&.c. ^^ iri'/A ^, »Tol w. q^rit. 
 Ji; Rust, r. «. »iaA-« rtt*/y. ^\^f.-&,c. aTHTot, ^H m.-&c. ^- 
 
 EcBTED, See RCSTT. 
 
 KrsiiC, a.tj or lelonging to tht country,— at opposed to the 
 cit J, T. Rural. » i Vl t «-m , ^TWlMFWl^l, HT^rntT^T. 
 2 unpolished, boorish, plain, coarse, ^'c. suited to the 
 country. »lt^Tpft, <0['lt<)*^l, «i'll41, 'lll-f), nl«l5'=l, irt'- 
 3»n, IRfi, fM<5^, <I1'K, i^itoE or ^««(«, ^|-si, <fl<I*, 
 
 ^fira or fTWTos, iN^, afniTT^, in*T, 'n*TV, 5«i«ii« 
 
 or *U14||M<|-*||, ?t?rft?l^, ?U1fl^«ft. 
 ErsTic, II. rfetoi, #if<ii«, hind, t. Cou5tbtma5. ^trl^P'in, 
 
 To BumciTE, ». a. ifl;««/i into the country. ^"^TWff T- 
 
 RuBTicm, ». T. A. 2. <||i|'^MU|| m. qflUMuiT m. f^CfittMun 
 m. Ac. in**?^ «. [ 5T»! M. 
 
 }U'iTi5Eai, »•. T. A. 1. yi'P.^NUll «. jiMMWII m. 4<. JTM /. 
 2 Hf^umuii M. Hif^."^ «. ^T^yrfrirf^/. 
 
 To Rcnut, V. N. make a quick successitm of small lovnds. 
 
 "W^i ^'^i'^i ^Wl«f, WTfffJf, V^i^Hot, g^npTflf, 
 
 <"t»i^*i2S, giTf?r3^, q«^iui, ?TT^ or K\ adt. ^>rot-^IT»f , 
 
 ?»nTT^ intent. ^RR'if, 'IT^T''f. 
 
 2— a« »tiff cloth, Ac. VWflof, VT^, Vl^. 
 BcSTLH, n. RutTU50, p. a. T. V. 1. ffWTTm, fOimr- 
 
 CT, Ac. W^ttn, *<%/l^. 
 Rc«TU»o, n. T. V. 1. WWl«f n. Ac. ^fWI or ^X^f. <»• 
 
 — •>■<«)». <TTfIT7 "». Wl^nn? m. ^h^HXZ m. WJ^mtm. 
 fjC^iie m. 
 Bc»TLi50LT, ade. ▼. V. 1. Wf^, W^ or tt, W?r^, fHT- 
 inrt, ^f^< or rt, frnn or tt, — intent. ^^H*, ^«.kI, 
 
 |; 2 M)4*i or 5t j'fl^en*. >h3l*5, "i>sisl. 
 
 EusiT, a. affected by rust. ?lf«l^c?T, v»i'|r4rfl, ?lt*f SSfiril, 3t* 
 : 1 ^%?5T, ?Ti%^, '^TT^, &c. si'ft, viinTT, '^t^, ^spte, 
 
 I ?im3. 
 
 2 fig. impaired by disuse, inaction^ tfc. JT^T pop. n<£\v\^ 
 
 j But, n.— in animals, desire oj the male. iTTST m. T^TT «. *r- 
 jl t m.— of elephants, camels, &c. »n!ft /. — of mares, she 
 Ij asses, &e. ^lrM|U| n. 
 j To be in r. HT^ m, JRot, ♦iHi*i-&c. ^of 
 
 II 2 (of a cart wheel). »TtTft/. 'm^lO/. ^^ «. 
 !' Etjthless, &c. See Pitiless, &c. 
 
 i BuTTisn, See Lustful. 
 RxE n. ^ tn^ 3Tf^. 
 Etoi. See Suejeci, Tesast. 
 
 s. 
 
 ^5, in its initial and naturally sibilant sound, is re- 
 presented by ^. For it in its sound of z (as in rose, 
 muse, Ac ), the Mar^thi has no representative. Sh. is 
 repiesented by ?r. 
 
 Sabbath, n. f^^rtfcf VX m. ^^\^^K m. 
 
 Sable. See Black. 
 
 Sabbe, n. T. SwoBD. ^\^t\ JRfTT/. rniT n. inp^Hf m. 
 
 To Sabbe, v. a. t. To Kill. JT^^rft^-Ac. ^R^-f?Vi9T-*^t? 
 /• %K^g.ofo. 
 
 B/LQCUhSiVSt, a. pertaining, Sfc. to sugar. ^TT^'Wr, ^(^^Nl, 
 
 SaCEBDotal, a. pertaining., ^e. to priests or the priesthood. 
 
 «< i vH»i-m , «<fi*nNr, irrf^+^i^r, m^T?t»(*ft-fTT«nt, ^- 
 
 Sachel, n. bag to hold paper, ^'c. vfsfll^lH or vji'i^ii «. 
 Sack, n. large bag. '^^ n. i^ m. %tM«f w. ?i^/. "J^ff/ 
 Double, 8. ( for beasts ). tz^f- »TWt/. »Ttw/. iVlT 
 m. <Ti;|tT /. pnft/. 
 
 Double 8. (for men). 5nt7/. \^\i€[f- JHI^ n.— in 
 jocose Ac. phrasool. JHIM*R(^/. 
 Lftrjj;c 8. for holding grain. iTtT m. 
 Saddle- 8. <TTlft/. 
 
 2 See Pluxpeb. 
 
 To Sack, v.a. pillage, t. To Plckdkb. ^^Jfr, ^^I'f, BtifT?- 
 
 fl>, 55IPJjC/.-5^lT^lT/.-|fTWPT?r/.-Ac. ^^Tof. 
 Sack-cloth, Sackiko, n. !TR ». ?IT7 or nt^ n. •ilwifiii ». 
 tfMl^ or ^TR w. «■ *iM\f- 
 Of ( made of, Ac. ) s. ^T^, 
 Old, worn 8. mzv ♦•• 
 Sack made of s. ?TT^/. ^^^/. 
 Sacbahzxt, n. solemn religious ceremony. fl?^PTT ««. There 
 are sixteen among the Hindus, trbich sec under Bits. 
 
 3 the Lord's supper. t(MM)^^ n. 
 
SAO 
 
 760 
 
 SAD 
 
 Sac BED, a. not secvlar or common ; pertaining to Qod or hi* 
 tcorthip and service. ^^T^, J'^TRT, f*^, f'^H^'tft, ^- 
 
 2 tited/or religioui pvrpotei. ^^'TTfit^, ^'^HtJO'^ji^^. 
 
 S. place or spot, v. Holt. f[5i n. 
 
 3 inviolalle^ Sfe. at if appropriated to a deity. I^H ^ff^- 
 
 S. thing, /AjVi^ not to he touched, fp^^ n. i^^ n. 
 
 4 T. VE5EBABLE. 3rf»T5^. 
 
 Sacbedkess, n. t. A. 1. ^<<^^f*T?lT/. f^^n^Rfq?!!/ f'^V- 
 ^V( m. 31^'tf^PF?^ n. &c. Tf^^pTT/ 
 
 SACKiFiCABr.E, a. thai may he oj'eredin tacrifice. q^rp^qj T- 
 
 Sacbificai-, Sacbifio, o. employed in tacrijlce. ^TfTr^'TT W- 
 To Sacbifice, t'. a. immolate at an offering. ?T|T ni^H'? »».- 
 ^m m.-kc. ^01 y. o/o. JTfe/'op. «loft OT. ^T^-^ y. of 
 o. ^rri<^H n. ^^y. q/*o. angffl/^y. ofo. 
 
 To 8. one's self ( to the service of). JTHT w. ^T^, 
 2 yt're vpjor the take of. ^<jf wn'M ^n€r-«t^-&c. 
 Sacbifice, Sacbificihg, n. v. V. q|T m. qrn «. t^T^ n. t(\- 
 «PT ». HIT OT- *r^ m. ?T^ n. ^ m. ^TT «». ^T n. ^f^f 
 3t«^ m. ^^nrr m. v^ pop. sioft m. srfrl^ n. sjfesj^ ». 
 ■j-MlfdSTH «• TTTT^TT^rfe m. 
 
 Beast fit to be offered in s. ^TfTTlS m. 
 
 Fire for B. fmrfff m. 
 
 Human s. ^IT^^T w. ^n^TfT m. TT'lfe m. 
 
 Officiating at a b. «mpf n. 
 
 Officiating priest at a s. qpsi^, «TT^^, ^TTTT. 
 
 Person instituting a s. and defraying its charges. ^■ 
 
 Pit for 8. Tf^ll ». 
 
 Post at a B. q^ m. 
 
 Pit for the fire of a s. {mJ5 «. ^^/. ^f^5('^/. 
 
 Place of 8. qfTTTT^ /. [ ^ ♦». 
 
 S. of a sheep before treadinj^ out corn. %\^x^ or CT- 
 
 Sacrifices, — compreh. or gener. ^rfTTFI M. 
 
 Shed for b. t^flMiM m. 
 
 Supplementary s. aPi^H5£I m. ^^H m. TfTTrT m. 
 
 Terrace or plat for s. %^ or sr^/ ?Vft?5 n. 
 
 To fall a H. lig. cfoft qj^t iri/A y. of e. 5[at ^i^TTW. 
 SaCEIficf.b, n. Sacrificant, «. &c. T. V. 1. ?TfT-&c. ^^tJiT- 
 
 ^•^rrf, 'l^tn'T, TTf^^, m^iPF. 
 Sacbificial, a. belonging, ^c. to tacrifice. q^irEIT, qi H l -t ir, 
 Ac. Ac. «T^?T, «??T^sitft, qfif^qjp^ &c.^^. 
 
 S. ceremonies. ?rrf|l^q n. 
 
 S. g^rasB, poa rynoturoide*. ^ m. ^71 m. n. — a seat 
 
 formed of it ^^TWT n. <;*l1«H n. 
 
 S. thread. ^^frT«fT?l «• See under Thbead. 
 Sacbilige, n. robbery of sacred thingt.ia;t^^^\=^ "^fXf- \ 
 
 ^RfTT^ OT. ^«rwrT^TWl n. ^ira=^?f n. 
 Sacbilecious, o. v. N. ^^^TT^KmT, T^^^n^T^^vfl',^.^- 
 
 ^M^KftO^^*, ^^^TN^rtt, ^itMlw^Kfi, ^.«IHN^K+Tlf. 
 Sad, a. affected with grief torroufvl, v. Low, Ui-fibiteI'. 
 
 3^RT, ;j^nft, ^^T^ft^, f^^, ^^5^, f^^rt^, |f«5TT, fsf- 
 
 «I'nii, r*IH'l<:+ or f^^^X. 
 
 2 having the external appearance of sorrow, rueful, 
 doleful, Sfe. rS^, XS^., <4+SI, 3V1<<r<fI <Tt?r^, 3fR?5t^, 
 
 3 V. CAiAMiTOns, Afflictive. |:^T^, 5Rf^^r^, 5:^- 
 
 4 «orry, iai, ^'c. t. Woethless. %f«<rl*ll»ni or oft, fspW- 
 ^nm or oft, 11<^I1, ^. 
 
 5 See Sekiovs. 
 
 To Sadbfj*, v. a. malce torrouful. f^5I-7^W-&c. ^T^. 
 Saddij:, «. — the European, vft^r ot. n. — the native or 
 country. ^fNtr ♦». n. 
 
 Frame of a s. ^^ ti. 
 
 That is without a s. or cloth— a horse. ^TTpTnTT or eft. 
 — to ride without a s. or cloth. TTaiPiTf «ra^. 
 
 Fore-tie of a s. "tlT or qtr ^^ or TS^ m. 
 
 Leather sewn on a s. to sustain the abrasion of tlio 
 girth. ^^/. n. q^iTT m. ^'^^ n. q^ft?/ n. q^^T »/». 
 
 S. composed of folds of cloth. ^rR^JTTTT m. 
 
 S. having two sides, gi'ft ^t^ m. n. 
 
 Side of a 8. ^VJ m. f. 
 
 Sitting cloth over a s. IT^ m. 
 
 Strips (of broad cloth, &c.) appended to a e. ^I^f.pl. 
 
 Thigh-pad of a 8. n i j'H<l /. 'Rl¥t/. 
 
 TicB connecting the sides of a s. SIH^^r «. pi. 
 To SAnrLE, v. a. put a taddle on. ^"Wtr or Nift^ m. T(\Tr^. 
 
 2 ^ a burden on. aft3 n.-&c. vwii vnth ^Kofo. 
 
 SADDLE-BACKEn, a. 3T;5^T5t=^r, <4tHHI<fl. 
 
 Saddle-bag, n. |? n. "?5?ft/ 
 
 Saddlk-bow, n. ^ n. 
 
 Saddle-cloth, n. under the 8. qTHtSn.— over the s.^lTTTw. 
 
 Sadde-oibth, n. ?nT m. 
 
 Strap or leather end of a s. ^RTT «n. 
 Saddle-makeb, Saddleb, n. r^H'K, ^ft^-^?t^ ^<oiI<r. 
 Saddle-makiso, n. fMHiCXf 
 Saddle-fbame, v. ?fts n. 
 Saddleky, n. f^H^TI^ %ff5 ?TmR n. 
 
 2 fiRH^T^ af^ »7i. f3TSTnrt/. 
 
 Sadlt, <j<^t). V. A. 1. ^TrnTiJIT^, fsrffJlO^, 3^ra«T't, *c. 
 
 L Ml a ^fa< degree, to at to caute torrow. "PR, Trtt, 5: 
 
 ^ •rRTTT^fmr deJ. 
 Saikesb, fi. -v. A. 1. ^jTRNWr m. Ac. Hsrtf'i/t /, ^^t^TOt^n. 
 
 f%^«». 
 
SAG 
 
 751 
 
 SAL 
 
 t 
 
 ■^AFK, a. free from danger. fT^^tPfjft, ^>It, fH»*d*, fH^- 
 
 2 frttfroTH hurt or damage. grf^Irr, q?, 5^^, ^^ Of 
 
 3 conferring lafely. f^T^, *nTT>n^^, *1<4^H, *J*4ir^H, 
 FE, «.— for proTuioiiB. 3f)cC<i>Mcfl IT*?!^/. f^TW ». f^^iRTw. 
 
 .iFE-COKDCCT, It. pott. 3{M<4M-H «• ^H^ »»• 
 
 •^Are-ouABD, n. S«« Dkfence, Peot ctio>\ 
 2 ;««». 3PT^n?T n. ^^ m. 
 iFELT, aJc. V. A. 1. H^INH^T, f^HTM, f^'W, g^IlM, g- 
 ^5:^, f n<5 or a, Rpsfm. 
 
 3T^roE, at -MM*, 3T^?wfi[?. 
 - vKETT, Safkskss, «. T.A.I. P|.Hi^t<lM«ir tn. &e. fi{■4^^n, 
 ^ H-l^-^ ». rH»M4'<dl /. Ac. ^J^ n. HTIHI^ m. H^- 
 
 I. theller, coter, protection, ^c. ar^iPT •». 
 SirrLOWEK, n. earthamut, — the plant. ^^i)+^i< or *^«l- 
 qmft/ ^^/. f^H m. —seed of it. ^rji /.—cbaff cf 
 it. ^<i^<'. n. mv^ n. — oil expressed from the seed. 
 <PTJ^ n. 
 
 Sried flowers of s. jg^ or 5^^ m. 
 Dye prepared from the dried flowers of s.^g^orlfTw. 
 First tint obtained from m. vT3T m. 
 Of or belonging to s. •FT^H. 
 HAtnon, n.—eroeu* $atifu*. ♦jh *. %^ n. ji|(|b<| m. 
 
 S.-wash. %^rft/. 
 SAmoK, SArnosT, SArraox-coLOBEo, a. having thf colour 
 
 of taffrott. %nft, %?rft i'll^l, <»1I"*<HMT. 
 ^ •rrBox-BiBTAXD. See BArrLOwES. 
 . ' .Sao. Sec To SwAO, 
 viACious, Saoacitt. See Shabp, Sbabpkers. 
 ">F., n. See PniLOsoPHEB. 2. t. Saikt. ^i^^t^^^, »T^T^, 
 »jfH, WPf^ft, 55^, itJT or ^Tjft, •^♦-^H, — As implying one 
 having divine or rpirilual knoviedge. fftj, fH{M»>^, W^- 
 
 fr, Mfifipft, v^^*ii, M^Mi), ijiirmn, a<i-H«irt|fr, aiifn- 
 
 'TI^, *r^, 1TKT4f^?, M*,»i^*i, fiii"^g, ffH^f?, fn«TT- 
 
 3— the plant, Wvta Bengalentit. ^[^ir%'^m.V^^^[^imf\f. 
 Saok, •. T. Wise. lir^T, ^If^MUII^I, ^^T, 
 BaOBIT, «Jr. T. A. 9l|um<i|l«1, tl^VM. 
 
 SAonias, Ki|vivuii m. firprm «. ^i^4 »• 
 SAOirrAL, «. iiib?, ^c. •« •rr«», nYn^ 
 
 SAOiTrABica, «.— the todiacal sign. r^n.Vim 
 
 S+oo, »i, fn^ «. fn^ ?Tt^ m.//. 
 
 Grain or granule of s. ^TT^^oir «. BTT m. 
 Said, />. t. V. s^?JT, &c. T^, ^t^, Hrf^, ^^, 3<IM!<f, 
 
 Sail, n. nts n. STSTsnT or ^RTR «. 
 
 Jib-8. <^r^/. 
 
 Lower end of the sail-yard. ^H or qt^ m. 
 
 S. furled on its yard. ^Rf/. 
 
 Sheet of a s. <^HH n. 
 
 With full or swelling sails. *r<Ql«I^ or TT^^T^ft^fl^. 
 
 To set B.put out to tea. <W«t<i-&c. ^^PR^. 
 
 To set the s. ^fts n. ^>FK«i, ^ n. S'TR&T. 
 
 To shift the s. ( in changing tacks ). HT^<Jr/. ^tfr 
 
 To strike B. ;nt? n. ^TrTTur. [ ?I^/- 
 
 2 See Ship. 3 an excursion in a vessel. JTT^-Ac. «ref^ 
 
 To Sail, ». n. J<; impelled by the action of wind on tail*. f?l- 
 
 2 /?<»» or proceed hy ira/er.1^^(TT^-iI(7^rTT^C-Ti,^?n?C?T 
 -Ac. ^»fm, •TT'Rri^ ^3TTot, ^5?T%-'3TrtH I'll^-Ac. ^wi. 
 
 3 «*< «oi7, iffyin a voyage. 13^ n.-&c. ^«BTT^-^nr^- 
 
 Sail-cloth, n. f%[<nT «•• "T5»T «. 
 Sail-tard, «. ^Oi+lfil/. 
 
 The lower end of the s. the tad on board. if\^ m. 
 Sailor, n. mariner, teaman. fTO^, n?5»lfft *'n'nT, ^i^ l <^'^ T^, 
 
 Native s. W^lft or flft, 5J^^ or cTT^. 
 Wages of a s. for a trip or voyage. fl<FT/. 
 SaIht, n. holy personage, v. Saoe. ^, ^i|, ^m, ("^^Yt?^, 
 
 Patrou-s. f^^^TTT/. y^^?I n. 
 Saints and good men— compreh. ?rfTH«1'^ m. pi. 
 Scries or succession of saints, *irm<M<I/!^?nnfa^sT/'. 
 The sevea saints. ?lHf"f pop. ?nT lif^ m. />/. 
 Way or walk of saints. Bfl»rrt »•• 
 Saint-liee, Saimtlt, a. like or becoming Sfc.a taint. ??PJ5T, 
 B<TT^, Ac. «fft, ?iflT^ *«Ic<tMI-0'ft-*<l-Ao. WT»J]HItW, ^- 
 
 Saihti.inesb, n. v. A. fl^TTT m. Hfft^Tt?/. ?rt^ n. HT^- 
 
 To assume s. ^>Rtl fj^f^ft/. MlrjOi. 
 SaES, n. purpose i[e. VTTT n. ^^ m. 
 For one's own s. "J^lrHT*!. 
 For the s. of HT^, frfnrt, *;W, ff^'fT, ^Ht, «I^=J 
 
 frmr, srtTn»T, ar-Jr, ^r«> ( in comp. ;. 
 
 Salaciocs, Salacioub.ness. See LusTrtTL, Lcst. 
 
 SAt-Allll05iA0, fi. m*tl«l< or ^HI'K m. 
 
 SA1.ABT, «». T. Allowawcb, Waobs. ^^f^ qqn m.-Ac. ?JT^ 
 
 ♦I, %fT^ fi. ^jtwre/. fn^ «. 
 Salb, ««. T. V. A. ft^?l m. ^^ Of f^/. 1%^pn m, vm m. 
 
 Dill of t. fR^ i». 
 
SAL 
 
 752 
 
 SAL 
 
 Deed of s. '^^ ^n «. 11 
 
 Profits or amount of s. fw<t/. j 
 
 Hescission of b. f^ipqTgn^ m. [or sft/. |' 
 
 The first sale after the dawning of tho day. sql^pft 
 That is for b. f^qiT^, R+u||j:. 
 T. V. N. vent, going of. ^ m. ^(^ or f^q^t/. 
 Saleable, a. v. V. fWT^pitnT-?fTWT-&c. ^T, 1^%??, %^, 
 
 Salep, ». ?ITc5f^«ft or ^?5f*l«ft/. 
 
 SALE8iiA>', w. one whojindt a sale for the goodt of anotlier. 
 
 ^(TR m. 
 Saliest, o. projecting. sil^3TT^BT. 
 
 SalHi'e, SALraous, a. v. Salt. ^jtRT, f^dMT, ^T?^, riNl^l*'. 
 Saxineness, «. V. A. (HflHuii m. &c. 5J^7TT m. 
 Saliva, «.v. Spittle. 5^T»». ^¥t/. ^iX^pop. ^[^f. K^wm. 
 Salival, Sahtaet, Saliyous, a. \. N. sjspTT'^T, &c. m- 
 
 OT^^'ft, OTrfif«iM<<^, ?rr3t?TT^, ?5THT«rT^^. 
 
 To Salitate, v. a. cause tecretion of saliva. Hra n. 3Tr<T9T, 
 f?tl «. ^. 
 
 To be salivated. ^^ n. ^ in. con. [^^. 
 
 Sallow, o. of a pale, yellowish colour, f^^, f^^^OT, f^- 
 S. hue ( of the countenance or body ). f^^€[f. 
 To get or turn e. ftr^or, f^f?^. 
 Sallowsess, n. v. A. f^j.-iHuiT m. sRa^r^/. spToE^'^/. ^- 
 
 3?<JT/. ^JTftSTT m-f- fiW.t[f. 
 Sallt, «. iM«e of troops from a fort to attach lesiegers. %S\- 
 
 2 ( of 'humor, wit, frolic, &c. ). ^3t/. ?5^/. if^ ot. 
 
 3 ( of auger or ardor ). ^-Hcft/. v. ^r, ^T^^ ♦"■ ^TT^RT 
 
 2^0 Sally, «. n. issue from a fort Sfc. to attach lesiegers. g- 
 
 Salli-poet, n. %l^/ 
 Salmon, «. i^^ vdlrfl-=j| jtrtt stt^. 
 
 Saloos, «. «/)oc»Ott« AaW, ^c. ^^/. ^jypT or ^5T «. 'Tm- 
 ^ m, 3TR^fT3 w. 
 
 Salt, n. ifts n. ?r?<7r «. ?nT pop. ^tt »». l^nT^ m. 
 
 Black s. Bitnohen. +|oi»f)(i 71. fiflS=riT n. Jftl n. »i*T- 
 sfn n. ^Jsoiasjui «• d^^ n. ?TTT »». qw^ n. 
 
 Culinary or common^ s. ^^ifts «. 
 
 Landing place for s. jftS'R;^ «. 
 
 Mineral or a metallic s. ^TTH »>. T^ m. 
 
 ^Mineral s. Eock s. Factitious s.— in contrad. from 
 eea salt, ^^f^jfts n. 
 
 Eock s. ifKR5T<JT n. ^gPT^TT «. "^STSr «. ?fM^ «• 
 
 S. extracted from saline earth, dung, &c. ^rfiRJfts- 
 ^HT'ftS-Hf^'fWs n. if<|5l»fl3 or ^Jfts n. 
 
 Sochal 8. W^ n. ?i^^?<riT m. ?fN^"PT «. M 1^3 1 "I «. 
 
 Wanting in b. aTcCuft, 3T5nJT7. 
 
 To become or be impregnated with s. ^TTT^'f. 
 2 ( in speech ) pungency, sharpness. J f\zTm-^ f. f^Z- ! 
 ^n, ! 
 
 Salt, a. ^rt, ^Re, tJ^^, ?;^t^^, ot^tjt, t^Nfar^, ?rR, J 
 
 ?7K5'i5, ^^vnt^P, ?ii<r«rf^, ?7?inp. 
 
 S. ground ( lying along inlets and creeks ). ^rsTW «. 
 
 Cultivator of s. ground. ?jfT^^. 
 S. water. ^ITSroft n. ^jTRloff ». 
 2 produced on s. marshes ; living in s. water, Sfc. ^TRi, 
 
 To Salt, v. a. season or impregnate with salt, ift^ n.-^TTT «».- 
 
 Salt-cellab, n. f^fT^F^R «. f^Jl^^lsft/. 
 
 SALT-LES3, a. T. lysIPID. 3T5SOft. 
 
 Salt-mixe, «. fiTjrq'Y^m/. rl^^wf^r «. 3«iuil*< m. 
 Salt-pan, Salt-pit, n. i^f. fJT?rmT m. «. 
 Salt-petbe, n. ^[^z n. fltn m. ^4^n: «i. g^TT^R «. g- 
 ^P^ »». T^^TR «». 
 
 Purified 3. ^^Jft #TT »». 
 Salt-wobk, Saltebs, n. tract of s. pits along shore. fJrer- 
 T^ or 3TRR m. n. [sT^nTTrR^ 
 
 Salted, 2>. V. V. t(tz ^fT<T^?5T, &c. ?rr«f<iT, 3I^f^^, ^WJ'P, 
 Over 8. ^TR^, ?T^R. 
 Under 8. H^osrjft, 3ToEnr^:. 
 
 Unsalted. 3T5Et7ft. [:p<t. 
 
 Salteb, Salt-makee, n. *\\^i\ or fiiii»i|*(4i, ft^mft, f*??- 
 Saltnesb, «. T. A. ^f^'mr in. ^]vz^m\ m. t^Kin. ^RJl^/. 
 ^\^vq n. ?TR m. ?TRrfT/. ^^K^ThHl/. &c. 
 S. or saline matter in a soil. Bt<T/ at'TT «». 
 Salty, a. somewhat salt. ^XTZ^Z, 
 
 Salubeious, a.fatoralle to health, promoting health, — (cli- 
 mate, water, air, &c.) ^J^tTRT ^W?JT, <?«<■'?, T^T^PT, T- 
 
 f^RmT, yTT?>^^^, ?Tft?^'"?ftraRi?;-ir^-&c. hi^Y^^ttt^, 
 
 Salubbiousxess, Saluebity, «. V. A. f^^FfH'tr «. &c, 
 irt^trf^H^lRHl/. 3?l(l'*|3f^^^ «. &c.- [rTT/". &e. 
 
 Salutaeixess, w. v. A. 1. 1[Tft^%f:frR?rT/. y O^^ o i' ^lft- 
 2 f^rnFTftcfT/. &c. 
 
 Salctaby, a. favorable to health v. "Wholesome, Salcbei- 
 ous. qi-q-, 'Tsar^, qwiT^, ni^OJ^f^ri+i-^nft-^PR^-sr^-^- 
 
 2 V. Beheficial. f|?T^, f|?n^, %nn?, ^^^^. 
 Salutation, n. t. V. a«i Obeisance, ^fsm ^Rwf «..«tn- 
 df n. &e. Jim*R »». frf^rnr/. ^T'=ft?r/. a(Tf*r^T^ «. 
 
 Some forms or particular terms oi salutation are,^- 
 <<*nHI<IH in^^"^, ^1^T, TT^^R, JlHRRT'm, TRTTPT, 
 ^ROIT*!, ?r55RT. 
 
 Mutual s. TRRRft/. *irti*ft/. 
 
 S. (by and to Musalmans &c.) ^t?TT. 
 
 S. (by and to Gujardthis). sm^frtrFJI. 
 
 S. (by and to JSairagi's, 6fc.). ^PT ^cikih. 
 To Salute, v. a. greet, hail, address expressions of hind 
 wishes to, mahe obeisance to, Sfc. ^Em m.-i,\ni,\mn,-^- 
 
SAN ?6^ 
 
 2 See To Kiss. 
 SiirTE. See Saixtatios. 2 See Kiss. 
 
 S. in proclamation of victory. ^TT^ft^ m. 
 
 S. with guns. «f?li(1^<>f atw/. pi. ?T?5nfNt ?TT«l^/. 
 
 ?^ALCTEK, B. SaLCTIXG, p. «. V. V. 1. «3IH-*IHH>K-&C. SR- 
 
 iLTABlLiTT, H. V. A. dK<'mNI'm«*}'l>VHI /.-\\*M^\ f. ffT- 
 
 iLTABLE, a. that may be tared. <\\i\M\^t\\-^\i4^\-&c. fTR- 
 
 ALTATios, n. V. Peesebtation. rlRTn. ^^T^Tn. ^TT^TtiTn- 
 «j-«fi«i w. ^nw n. 
 
 2— in theology. »TR^«. T^TTw. 3"5TT»lfrT pop. 3^R»m/. 
 ^m «. i|IM«f^/. MIMHthHl/. ^t^'lfn/. 
 Ark of 8. fH'll'ffKl frre: «. 
 Means of s. ?lT''rnTI^ «. 
 "Way of 8. through worship. Hf^MI'1 m. 
 Way of B. through works. <|>*fni'l m. 
 Saitt, n. eomporition to be applied to toret. ^^:^ m. n. JTT5- 
 ^or n. ^ «. Jf^ m. [3rs^/. 
 
 Salteb, n. j9/a/^, waiter. ?rJR> n. dim. rl*(*ft/. f^HoJt /. 
 Salto, n. retertation. ftn^/. "sfRf^I^/. f^ «• f^T^ m. 
 
 To make a 8. P!W<'lli/. ^li'T %'Pi, ^niT m. ^i«^"(, <T- 
 !Fl/.-Ac.^^. 
 .Save, a. no/ different or other, identical. <Ttf,^, ^^^, 3T« 
 sp'T, 3TfH^, <^*H«I, H^fJTf, <TyT,^^>CT. 
 
 One and the ■. •^^HH*. 
 
 2 timOar, ^e. t. Like, mvm, ^^^»K^, ^HT, ^PTTH. 
 That is all the s. as. ^wy. C"J^. 
 
 3 that teat mentioned before. HTIKPi^^I, ^^f, HJI^t, 
 Sameses*. «. T. A. 1. ^-^ n. i (*€^^ J^ m. afTT^THT^ «. 3T- 
 
 2 «H^M»ir m. Ac. «mmf «. WV n. ftttt/. 
 . UPBIBI, «.— the herb, mfl^f. ^Vk^f. 
 iMPtr, m. ipeeimen. JTHTBT «. fm*ft /• f^^ w. sth/. ep'- 
 
 • XABut, Ac. 8«« CraABiB, Ac. 
 fA-tATin:, SaXatobt, «. /wirfifi^ to leal. n»I irrr^TTm, rt- 
 
 Ba5ATiTC5isa, n.r.A. <'l«lMfl'.*+^«.CTni»^/. 'Mr O' <4.d»1 »^ 
 SAjrcTinCATKW. n. t. V.— art. <Tfi|l| '^M n. Ac. «TrTfn»r n. 
 
 m.—tfate. TfTTRT/ iT^-.ifm «. ■JPf-flf}/. nVH^'n/ 
 
 SASCTtriKi), ;). T. V. qf^ %JWt, Ac^W^I^, ^imT, ^fTTT, 
 
 1. mffeeteHf holy. v^< » >^ I jtssm-tTwmT-Ac, 
 8A5CiinzB, «. Btscnrtvfo, p. a. r. V. «T^ V^fTT, Ac. 
 
 SAN 
 
 To Sanctify, v. a. make pure and holy. <Tf^5r-^^3-53[-&c. 
 
 ^T^, MiH^<«i n.-<<m»irr J/i.-TNK^W m.-&e. W-X^ ff. o/ o. 
 
 ^:?fR w.-WT:^/.-&e. ^T^^. o/o. qrT^-f^WTN-&c. 
 
 ^^, Nr^-»n+<ui n.-Ac. ^^ y. ofo. 
 Samctimosious, a. that makes a great projetsion or theic of 
 
 sanctify, —of persons. ^nfft^-qf^'Sj^^jT-^^^-Ac. '^^r- 
 
 ='TT-3TTt«r=^-^T^'TT-5fTqT-?Wt-?t??r-&c. sppt^^ft, ^\%W- 
 
 j^TT^ft, Tnc^ or ?^, ^Wt, effT^r, srffitTTpSr^, arfTT^Rt, 
 
 ^*ft, 5*ft, ^tf>T^, ^^. 
 
 2 —of things. HTtn^<<l - MR^^^< 4l-&c. stepsfT-^^-Ac. 
 
 SAyCTIMOMOUSXESS, SaXCTIMOST, n. V. A. H^fft^-JTRTT^-T- 
 
 f^^(%^-5^t^-3Tr^TTr^-Ac. arri'R « -ifn n.4m n.-^m 
 
 n.-^5^ n.-Ac. ilrffl-eji fr?5 m.-Ac. jpr »». ST m. ^TTc?/. 
 ♦I+S'MM n. ^%«--4||« m. ih n. v{^m^/. 3Tfrr*Ir|fHt 
 
 SaKCTios, n. authoi-ily, warrant. ^^^^ n. 3?r«f^ m. a^TssTr 
 
 or atrrar m. armR w. JiH^F n. 
 To Sasction, v. a. ratify, confirm. tT^.^^-jTTTTT-J^T- 
 
 H^-«l^-«FTfK-&c. ^Tut, ?lf or ^ ^T^-^orSr. 
 
 2 warrant. 3TT«m »n.-3n*TR w.-Ac. ^df, 3TT«nT M.-armR- 
 
 Ac. 3TO^ ^. o/». tcith m or^ofo. 3TT«rT^-a(TT«:TTrg^- 
 
 Ac. aro^. 
 Sasctitt, Sakctitcde, «. V. HotiKEss. nRmhi/. HT^Hr/. 
 3m:<?r^ n. 3Tcr:5f^/. 
 
 SaXCTttaet, n. inner part of a temple. »IPTRr«J. T*ftTr»». «T- 
 
 *itmT «• n^^ «. 
 
 2 tacred place, temple, ^c. v. Temple. qf^?(3iTiTT/. <Tf^- 
 
 ^rraT ». 55R5^ n. 'g^'i'iK ». 
 
 3 place of refuye^ ofylum. a(TT>iT*IT*n'T «. aTr«PRVc5 «, 
 31^<1IH<<r<TR n. ^*(<(*'Mt«=f n. 
 
 Sasd, n. 51^/ ^/. SI-'J*!/. Rt^?TT/. J^'l/- jfe^n. 
 
 Fine s. ^/. ^/. 
 
 Heap of 8. ^^8T w. 
 
 S. (or pounce) box. ^TS^Pift or sff/. ^?r^pft/. 
 Sahd-bask, n.— in water. ^'[[Kf. ^jttf. ^P\m. 
 Sakd-boabd, n. «j?E«n^/. Trtt/. 
 
 Letters drawn upon a s. by children in learning to 
 write. ^RET^TTn. 
 
 Letters traced (as the copy) on a s. VSim. 
 
 To dust a 8. «r?ft/. ar*T^. 
 SAKu-rLT, n. midge. %w^fi. %«frn. ^^. or ^n. 
 8ASD-otA8B, n. frf5 ^^^- ^5'^Vn. 
 Sakdai,, «.— the kind of shoo. '^^f. ^T^f. TTfft/ ^^ 
 fm/.«Tm'm«.^^^nft/— worn by women, %<n^»i. 
 
 Heel-tio of a s. ^iTT^w. 
 
 Pair of sandals. ^"%n. [^^ft. 
 
 That is without sandals (or shoes). SRVToft, 3TT«rr 
 Sa51>al, n. — the tree or wood. <^«. «ft^ln. JHT^PH or 
 
 Black s.-wood. f)Uni'|<> pop. fiS01l»U»n. f^^^f^n. 
 
 Ottar or cxtmct of ». wood. ^^ amtn. ^^i'ft^RJn. 
 
SAP 
 
 754. 
 
 SAT 
 
 Eod 8.-wood. ^tt>xj"<^r{rt. ^^?f«. t^TT». frirtMuff/. 
 
 Unctuous preparation of s. -wood. ^^ «. 
 SiSDABACH, n. — the resin, ^r^^ or ^ffjRm. 
 Sahdebs, n. Eed b. wood tree. y<<»ft/. — the wood. gr^w. 
 Sasds, n. Mndy plain or tract. <)|rf<i4 or 5n./. jf?5^fl. j>op. 
 
 Sabdt, a. of or Monging to land. ^^T, ^\^n or ^ToS^TSfT, 
 
 2 abounding with, or having sand, ^jft^n', ^T^S^T or ?ITo5- 
 
 S. beach, &c. v. Sands. ^ToE^m./. 
 JSaSE, a. not diiorderedin mind. ?IT^, ^^Ht, ^f, '^lOT, 
 
 2 See Healtht. 
 SaNQUifehous, a. conveying Hood. <T<,e)|^+, T^^T^. 
 Sauguificatios, ». production of blood. i.S\r^\i^f\n. T^PtFT^ 
 
 Sanguinabiness, ». T. A. 1. 3T5?r ^?pqT<T»». ^l!rTT?rTTy?T». 
 
 2 ^'flMuiiw. f^fl+c*(«. f^^mr/. fvT^Tt^TT/. 
 Sasouii.'aet, rt. attended with much bloodshed, sjjcl itpmdl- 
 
 t|lHMy<^MI, M^HI-McirfT, ^^TT^n^TT^T. 
 
 2 bloodg-minded^ v. Ceuel. g^, f|H^, ^^,f|^, 
 
 Sasgtiine, a. of a red colour. i-rb]-^H\ ^ojHt, T^P^ot, STR^. 
 
 2 See Plei'HObio. 3 — of temperament; ardent, warm, Sjc. 
 T. Eaenest. aTR*T^T^, afTT^iTRT^, aTTftiT^. 
 
 4 V. Coxfident. T^^R, JTt^TT 3r^^Hr, jfra^T 5(W^- 
 
 SASaT3IIfENE88, n. T. A. 1. <Tb«<u[w. <Tf)«(uffTT/. 
 
 3 3TRVT/. 3r^<SI /. 
 
 Sasouineous, a. constituting, S;c. blood. ^?pr^, ^H?T, ^- 
 
 2/«« of blood., v. Plethobic. T^^^r^rfSTT, V^^^. 
 Sakies, n. serous matter. ^jT^wi. ff^/. ^«i/. ^«RtP n. <J^- 
 
 ?flf^ «• 
 Sasious, o. serous, vr^i'^ or Ji^niT, ?5?ftqT, &c. ^^C^P^^. 
 
 Sakitaet, a. anflT^^^'iTrqT, <f'iPi«jK<»irqr. 
 
 2 excreting serous matter. W^fl-m, 3%s5, ^<^») l ^ , "J5- 
 
 Sakity, «. V. A. 1. 5f^/. ?n?qTJrr«. ff55/. 54^<(<^ 
 
 Sap, n. juice of plants. X9 m. ^TR m. 5^ «i. qr^ n. it^IT/. 
 ^nrf^ »«. 
 
 2 See Mine. 
 To Sap, e. o. undermine.^ subvert the foundation of. TPTT^- 
 
 ^ qr^ 5r. 0/0. qrm m. fijq^-7HoE^-«Rre^ or fif- 
 
 «Ti'5^5T-Ac. qrs^-H^ ^r^_ 
 Sapaxwood, n. T^'^^ n. <Tftn w. 
 Sapid, a. v. TASTKrci-. '^H^M, W%., W^. 
 
 Sapiditt, Sapidness, n. v. A. ^f. ^J^ m. ^f^f. 
 
 Sapience, Sapient. See "Wisdom, Wise. 
 
 Sapless, a. atTHTT, f^**iK, Pittir^t, Jftr^, f^?i ;— iutens. 
 
 utterly dry and stiff. fR5r or vj^r^ x^^ tKS^, 
 Sapling, n. young tree or plant, frr «. w m. KV^ m. x^- 
 
 <T?T m. »mT «i. 
 Sapob. See Taste. 
 Saponaciocs, Saponabt. See Soapx. 
 Sappeb. See Misee. 
 Sapphiee, «.— the gem. sfte m. ffte^tH m. ^ftr^UTT «. 
 
 Sapphieine, a. made Sfc. of sapphire. JftOT^, 'ftc5H^T, 
 Sappiness, «. V. A. 1. aflcmuil m. ^sfCTt/n w. <^|omi7il m. 
 
 &c. a^tam »«. ^ m. 
 Sappy, a. Juicy, succulent. a?rHT, ^T^, ^^T, T^T5:,^^Hf^?r, 
 
 To be 8. T?f^^, 
 2 — in intellect, &c. See "Weak. 
 Saecasm, n. taunt., satirical remark. z\^^ m. or ot n. z\- 
 OT m. il^JJ m. 3t^T m. gj^T w. ». JPF, JfTT, ^TO' »».%q^w_ 
 
 «. bm «. ^Hjc^t/ v. ^, 3^ n. 5?ft TTsm «. ^jfTHm^Ji 
 
 n. sq^PT n. sq^n. eq^flf* /. «f9ptf^/. ^^^ m. wfl'? 
 Sabcastic, Saecastical, «. V. N. alHUilNl, €tr*<Hl, Ac. 
 
 Sabcastically, adv. v. A. 2hmr-frt?T-&c. ^^^-tn^TT, ?T- 
 
 ^iTT^, 3^1^^, aiifpr^, &c. 
 Sabcoma, n. v."Wen. ar^n. «rr^ «. m^f^/. 
 Saecophagous, a. flesh eating. ^W^^^., Kt^T'Tpft', JThnrft, 
 Saecophaous, n. stone co^n. ^ '^"TT^ ^TST^ ^?ft/. ST- 
 
 Sabdike, Saedius, «. 3TTT^^ »». ? 
 
 Saedonic, «. ( laugh ) f^nr=T ftTrT ». 
 
 Sabdonyx, «. nt^ ««. *n»^<^f> m. 
 
 Sabsapaeilla, Saesa, n. 'Tt|«(r*rt n. 5t^2 n. 
 
 Sabh, «. ornamental girding for the loins. ^nJ^ m.W.i'^^^^m. 
 
 Satas, n. V.DEVIL. §?nT. 
 
 Satanic, Satanic al, a. v. Devilish. ^riHi-eii. 
 
 Satchel, n. lag for books or papers. ^^h<^m or ^T^R «. 
 
 2 See Bag. 
 To Sate, To Satiate, p. a. glut, cloy, overfill. z^,f.-\xf. 
 
 -t^;f.-fHtnf.-&c. qj^-TT?^ g. of o. in^quiT m.-arl^Kf^ 
 
 /.-'?fT^/.-HH^*ni/.-3PTT/.-&c. ^Twfy. 0/0. tTTHr^r- 
 
 qfT^-3r^i^-&c. qj^, sit^Tft f.-^z m.-&c. 3?prfi, 
 ?ff? n. f^^y. 0/0. f^iJJuJ, f*t^ /. «re^, 3^^- 
 JT^^Pirt q?^. [ ^- 0/ 0. 
 
 To 8. one's self with. arvR^/. n.-3T7^/.-7JTT/. ^in 
 Sated, Satiated, p. v. V. m%f5T %^!5T, ^K 'n^H?!?, 3T>Tl 
 %%?yr, &c. qi^, mRjIh, arfri^, "joff^T, 'Tlt'jTrf^prT, q- 
 
 Satedness, Satiety, n. v. P. Mlrf^uil m. spr/. %t/. 5^/. 
 
 »T5;[rmts/. Pmf- Tft^/- Mftnfli/. gtrfrr^/. q^T% 
 
SAT 
 
 765 
 
 SAV 
 
 
 HXfHf. <^^ n. 
 Satellite, n. — in astronomy. T^ n^ 
 
 Satellitesj^f^. eourtiert, attendantt, Sfc. i\i\^r\\f. 3Tr- 
 
 Bribing or propitiating of s. gH"J^/. 
 Satiatiso, p. a. 4c. v. V. TT^ JCIIKI, ^ MFSUIKI, 
 
 m;ni^!« ♦<"Jiii, &c. qfTjRr-3Tffrwfjt-&c. ^fr^-^nr^-Ac. 
 
 Vf, n. — the silk a?d<^*J n. 
 ris-wooD, n.— the tree. ^ «•/• ^o*" ^ »»• 
 iiiBE, «. o diseourte or poem containing tarcattic eenturet. 
 
 ^^ *f^HI /.-Mi^WI «• 3^Wftf*n;^f^ /-HNT n.-&c. 
 
 AiiEiCAL, a. T. N.— language, &c. f^i^-HI, d^^l'HMI, 5^- 
 ■«J<uiI<4^I«*, Tnrff, g?ft, f^^IrH^, f%^m1^, f^^^i^, aflft- 
 
 2— » person. f%?^ *<."ii^i, f%^, f%?{r*TFft, HHHI'ft, S- 
 
 Satibist. Sec Sattbical, 2. 
 
 To Satixizi:, r. a. ^T^/.-f5|^K«<H «.-&c. ^T't 5^. 0/0. 
 
 "iriSFACTios, »i. T. V. l.—act. 5^T^ w. &c. JTT/. H^^TT- [ 
 
 ^«/. ^ n. frftJT f». ?r?Ror n^qft^ttniT n. f^^r^Iff^/. 
 
 aTTWT'R n.—ttate. ^fff/. I'jtffr/. "rirff^/. f^^J^Tft/. 
 
 2 — a<-^ ^tT'n' ^T^f w. Ac. ^il^prJR «. Wf^fTfT n. H^- 
 fHfftr/. 5ftfl*ir'=l|r^ f.—ttate. ^PTT/. ^PTft/. ^MM- 
 
 3 Sm Patmzxt. 
 I. See Amkvcs, Coupzsbatiov. 
 SaTII^actobt, a. that yitet tatitfactton, yieldi content, re- 
 lievet the mind, /(e. <ihimii ^<wiUT, ??MT <f(<iIKI, ^IT?r- 
 ?«I<^I, fll'KV+i'l, HiitiKfui, HHMt'IIj f^^TTTW, f^- 
 
 "AiiiriABLK, a. T. V. 1. IJiWIVIJll'Il-WIf^l-Ac. 3frr^«T, ^- 
 *'.l*tl>^l*II-Ac. ♦iHv«J, finnvflM, *idM<i(7f^*T. 
 
 -\iurirD,p. T. V. 1. a«rf C05TISTKD. ^yy%?T, "fct^a i, 
 Ac. ^, H^lii, ^ft", iThH, ?prf??I, *T^i Hf<3^, "JoJ^iH^ 
 
 ifTTwnf^?^, ^nmrt^, qfit, gift. 
 
 To bo n. ^ n. »TT*fy- o/"«. J^ "• or ^f. TT^f y. 0/ 
 
 «. vt/ <^ y. 0/ «. 3ffr w. nr?^ <?iof y. 0/ «. 
 
 2 Wm 4>r4<4l,Ac. Pi^<1tt1TT, f^l*!*^, T^^ftf ,1^^, 
 
 8 See CuARKD.' 
 
 To be ■. «lfl< /• Wlfl^/-4c. ft^-STF'f y. o/«. 
 
 8iTZ»nn, n. SATisrriKo, /). a. t. V.l. jttotrt, Vmrn, ^- 
 «VI^<VUIUI, Ac. ^TV, ?»^, wrJ*, ?i»»^-Ac.*^-^RV, 
 I.— an article of food. JTW^rr, "JTWfWT. 
 
 Tp SATtirr, ». a. Ratify Iran/ ar </.r«tre, content, JIU, pteut. 
 
 yw^l, jr#, %i^, f^v /.-snitT /-»T^r<T »«.-*t»t «• 
 »fft/-ic. 3rf^-%i^-Ac. «»TT«nn». v^ y. 0/0. ^ ». 
 
 TTot y. ofo. Tf\f. qr^y. 0/0. ?RT^, af?<if, ?T?rftJr «.- 
 ?rf<JTn.-Hl&/-jrT^T5/.-<fcc. ^Rnf y. ofo. l^^-p'- sRHH - 
 ^T^-&c. ^^. 
 
 2 free from doult, came the mind to rest in cotifidene», 
 T. To CoxTixcE. ^3TfrT/.-^«rT?rft /.-^T?RvTJTT/.-&c. ^^ 
 y. ofo. ^wO*i arniT^, ^TvJIR'jf, ?i>PT m.^j^g.ofo. 
 ti^^*ivi»i n.-^rf%|f%/.&c. 5Rut y. ofo. 
 
 3 See To Pat, To Cleah. 
 
 Sative, a. produced in afield or garden. ?T?r!T, 3^IH^. 
 
 To Saxchate, v. a. entirely impregnate tcith. t^-<jdr- &C. 
 
 ^, OT3^, TToE^, T'loE ^t^ decl. ^?^. 
 Satcbatkd, ;>. v. V. ^mftH TT^OT, 3Tf?rj^. [ "JJiiI n. 
 
 Satceatiox, fi. T. V. ?m^-&c. JTTwt n.- firsT^ ♦». srfff- 
 Satubdat, «. ^if^nrR i^p. TR^TT m. WS^ m. Tf^sfreT m. 
 Satubn, n.— the planet. ^ m. ?T%*R «• H^ »». ^ m. 
 Satubkalia, «.— the Hindu, ^t/. f^TTT fw. 
 SATUEiaAS, a. belonging to the golden age. ^IrT^nRT, ^f T- 
 
 Satubkiite, a. dull, phlegmatic. K^, vT?, V?, ^ gq»ffl . 
 
 SaTTB, rt. 'F^TrT^^^rrrt^Ttf. 
 
 Sauce, n. tomething eaten Kith food to give a relish, ^ii c5T- 
 «pjf n. aTlrtqui «. I^vi^ui ;i. +|rt*(u| «. ^fijIJftT/. «ft«j^n. 
 *l<«vi^ n. 
 
 To serre for s. qprT?«TrH. 
 
 The common Sauces or Seasonings are, sinij, aToStJT, 
 ^;t»rr or spttth, m^^, ^V^ or ^if , »IT»R, nM, ^5- 
 
 "ft, fljui*r, <r^fT, imf^, ?itt, n^, ^^, ^^r. 
 
 2 See Iufudexce. 
 Satjce-box. See Savct. 
 
 Sauce-pah, n. v. Pot. ^/. j^Ht i^t^/ 5^ ?i^ »• 
 Sauceb, fi. ^Tit/. ^^ n.— large. ^r^TT m. 
 
 Wooden s. or bowl, qinr or ^ m. q^rf or ^ n. ■ 
 Saucilt, o</c. v. a. fv^r^^, kfldM"!!^, Ac. ^JTT-Ac. \\T^. 
 
 To speak s. Z\^ ^S^. 
 Saucikess, n. v. A. f^K^f. tfl;»mni «. ^U^ l qm i «i. »IT^- 
 
 tTT M. JfJ^TT «. 1^^/. anf^^ »». IH^r m. pl.'\^\r^ n. 
 Sauct, a. pert, impudent. — of persons. *ft^, i|v/mi4\, ^TF, 
 
 r', a^idi*<<i, ^T, ^i«Oi, afrftrTT, j^n-Ti. 
 
 2 — of •peech, behaviour, Ac.t(t^M<ni^I, f*T?l|T, ^tl^T- 
 OTT^, Ac. T5^. 
 To Sausteb, v. n. v. To "Wasdeb. K^^, r»Tar*TfT-CH?JnT"T- 
 Ac. t^d>, HK^, f^^Jmr fTK^i OT«»I«»)/.-Ac. ^Ft^, f?wn- 
 
 Sausteb, Savxtebino, n. v. V. nrdf «. nT?TTH?!f%r't ♦«• CH- 
 
 SAU5TEBBB, II. 8AUKTEB1^0, p. a. T.V. T^OTTTT, ?JTHTIT?rf^- 
 
 ^OTRT, Ac. IRTf, TT^II or i^WV or efHTTI, ^rt^HT, fl^- 
 
 Sadhtebisolt, aJv. t. T. n^^^Hfl, nT?J^in^, IHfl'iHfll. 
 SiTAOB, a. barbarous, tcild, uncitilited. n^?ft, H^Tf^, fpfY, 
 
SAV 
 
 7B6 
 
 SCA 
 
 2 brutal, \. Cbuel. ^^, f??^, ??T, ^^]^^ ^, ^«PIo5 or 
 co^T, ^TV^ ^TTrft, ^R, '?^,"^f^?ft. 
 Savage, n. uncivilized person, y. Baebabiah. ?h^-&c. TI- 
 
 2 crwei, ^e. person, v. Beute. 50^?!^, ifl, Htn^ej^TT^r 
 
 Sataoely, arfy. v. A. 2. f^^^'JIT^, ^'^mr^, &c. ^V\\?S^ 
 
 Savageness, n. v.A.l. TJ^f[^^^m. ^R^J^tTT m. &c. fll^TRT 
 
 %^ m. fsl-yMK^^rn/. f«<'yNK^IfEffTT/. R4|NKI*rRm, 
 
 2 f^^^TTOTT «». sR;<Ttirr »». &e. ^^f. ^W(\f- ^K «. fH 
 
 Savant, «. learned person, connoisseur, virtuoso^ Sfc. *^\^\- 
 
 To Save, i). o. protect from danger, \. To Peeseeve. fTRot, 
 sjxfTspJlr, 3RT5r»».-rTrm m.-T^T^JT «.-?R:?7'JT n.-&c. sRof ^.o/o. 
 
 Save me \ 5r^ ^rf^. 
 
 To s. appearances. "PI ?«. HK«iHF<3^-B*noEfit. 
 2 — in theology. riKuj, g'^^ot, rTTT'T n.-?^ «».-&c. ^^ 
 ^. ofo. ^r?r\^^-fTUP\m^-&c. rTR^-TT^^. 
 
 3 hinder from being lost or spent, ^f'^f^'t, 3'^^'f, ^T^- 
 
 4 reserve, lay by. %^9r, tr^r^T, Tf^tT-T^ siftriir, HT't- 
 
 "jf, <TRST Tn^. 
 
 5 <aA;e or tt«e opportunely, so as not to lose. ^JHrcE^, ^T- 
 tr^, ntSOT, f%qoTrt.-rTT<iT«.-&c. ^»TToE^-^y% y. o/ 0. 
 
 G hinder from occurring. f^^TC^, ^ROT, SRrnff», JTot^- 
 
 ^K^ y. of 0. 
 Save, Saving. See Except. 
 Saved, p. v. V. 1. rnT%c5T, ^J'tN^OT, mf^rT, ^%?r, ?Rf?Tcr, 
 
 To be 8. FHTif, 3-^ «.-B?^f??'/.-3-^Rn^/.-&c. ^^5^. 
 
 y 5rf=^^T, 3T5(HOT, &c. 
 
 Baveb, n. Saving, p. a. v. V. 1. tTHWRT, «1-=)I«IU|KI, cIR^, 
 
 2 onrf Savioce. rTR'TRT, 3'^<."IKI, &c. ?nT^, TSJ^, ^^ 
 
 I. sparing, frugal, v. EcosoiiiCAl,. 2Fie*flf='TT, ^R^H^- 
 
 II. that secures salvation. 3'5RW^T^, ^SjnfftHT^^, 
 
 Savinoness. See Economt. 
 
 Savings, «. money saved and laid by. «FI4+^</. tJli^i/. 
 
 Saviour, «. Bedeemer. rTR'TRr, <TR^, ^THTT, 3'^R-I?, T^ttI, 
 
 <Hi<«it.Tif, T^u^fifrf, 3"5K>rd1^ FST^ornr-^RT. 
 
 Savoue, w. v. Taste, ^^tt^w. ^RT/. ^/. 
 2 See SiiELL. 
 
 To Savoue, v. n. have a taste or tincture of -^partaTce of the 
 quality of. ^Ww.-gj^T/.-'TVTOT.-^t^/.-^DJ'P/.-^JI^ or 
 ff^/.-&c. mr^ t«<A »n. con. "^^ f.-%^ f..^[mn.- 
 
 Savoubiness, «. t). A. >Ttft/. K%^/. =^^f. ^^^/. g- 
 SavOUEING, p. a. v. V. </(«< savours of. ^iflim, qrWY^. 
 Savoubt, a. T. Tasteful, jt^^, g^ltt^T, ^nTqoftfT, ?SIT- 
 
 S. food. (H^il^M. 
 Saw, «. ^^?T»». (fm. ^fJ^fft/. aTT^F^w- ^T'Tafn. 
 
 Double B. arsm ^«m or an^ ^T^mw. arfs or vikn. 
 2 saying, maxim. *^dt/. '^^uiufl/. 3TI^'Tr»>. aTifr'n. ^^TTTot. 
 
 Old s. ^rft^f^qr arr^ "ttm. 
 
 To Saw, v. a. cut with a saw. ^^^fj^, ^HT^, aTT^^W, f^T- 
 
 Saw-i>ust, «. (?««< o/ xcQodfrom sawing, g'^m. ^«pT»i. 
 
 ^^n. H?)*4r»». HB^^^w. 
 Saw-fisu, n. ^^Fm. «. f^Nxw. 
 Sawvee, «. one who saws. +<=lduIKI, ^^^rqr, a^^Rft, WCT- 
 
 !F^, nH<*l'='Tr, f^<+«?r. 
 
 S.'s work. f^R^nrn. [giJf, ^^ SR^. 
 
 To Sat, v. a. speak, utter. ^V?M, '^^otd}, ipTSOt, ^l^% ^l- 
 
 2 (a lesson, &c.) re-hearse. »^i7iSr. 
 To s. off. ?T^Kh^<T7 o(fy. »^^. 
 
 8 pronounce without singing. »-^uiO|, ^(in Jcc/.-gM (^et^- 
 
 -?^TTf^Rr'T-&c. '•^uiiij. 
 Sat, Sating, m. something said, ^nf n. *-^ir|iJi n. JiVg /. 
 
 ^ »J. J^^T?!/. «. q=EFT n. 7^/. HPsniI n. >TTf«rrr n. H- 
 
 fom n. 34H<.4|M «. 
 True s. ^itt ^^T n. 
 To say one's s. ^r?5 »». sqte^. 
 
 I. saw, adage, ^^f. ♦•^uiwi'l/. aTT^OTTw. arifrm. ^HfJ? n. 
 Scab, n. incrustation. ^Tc^r w. <f«»». Wf^ f ^^^ or m n. 
 
 dim. ^^"Y /. ^^3r m. ^=qT m. ^ff^f w. dim. ^'^f. 
 
 ^^ m. ?fT2^/. HtrT «». Tl^^r m. TTHtsr m. qmtST or 
 
 er «. <fW5r »». ?^#^ «. or ^p^^ f. i^M\^ «. sctra n. 
 
 2 (of cattle), ^Vc/^. ^^»». ^3^. ^'q^wj. ^'<Tcff /.— A scale 
 of it. ^WV m, 
 
 3 low dirty wretch, v. ScBUB, Black-GUaed. nt^^ ^- 
 ^5T m. lt^=5ft ^R«re/. lf^^ ^S;^/. ^Vat 5«ITtT or ftr 
 
 /. 5TM/.%^ W^. [«i.3Tl%iFr^m. 
 
 Scabbaed, n. «i«a<7« for a sword. ^ or sqpT n. ^"fTI or q 
 
 End-piece of the mounting of a s. ?T^T?5 or"rRTcim. 
 
 Tie of a s. to the hilt. ^3 or ?fcE m. 
 
 To put into the s. HT ^^, . [ ^^T- 
 
 SCABBT, Scabbed, a. v. N. ^^55^, ^^4^1, ^^%c5, ^?r, 
 
 S. fellow. See Scab. 
 SCAPFOLD, ScAFFOLKnia, «. stage, erection. m^\m m. dim. 
 JTT^frcft/. moSr «. H^^ W. JT^ «». rfRfTH «. 
 
 Portable or movable s. a^T^T m. 
 
 2 ( of a building ). »TT5Er m. qrW/. T^w-TT? «. mqn. 
 
 3 ( for the execution of a criminal ) arTTT^TRT ^m f^- 
 
 To Scaffold, v. a. MV^\^ w».-JrroST m.-&.c. «if'cT^. 
 
 To Scald, v. a. hum with hot liguid. 1^ ^V^^■&■C. *Tr3T- 
 
SCA 
 
 757 
 
 SCA 
 
 To B. one's fingers. sliiJi, s^t^ /.--HjAliloi.iiflBi in. con, 
 2 heat over a fire. ^5^, fTTT^. 
 BCAID, n. injury or bum from hot liquid. ^^ qi«<<|-«(|-&c. 
 
 2 J^Kr/" on the head. <^I*.U([ or <JK«ll »t. 
 ScAtD-HEAD, n.— the disease, t^ f-^ f-^^m^l.^tlr^Kf. 
 SCALEED, p. V. V. 1. HM^I, HM+I, Ml-4i<(. 
 To be 8. "fta^. 
 
 SCALDEB, n. SCALDISO,^. tf. T. V. 1. MMUIHI. 
 
 S. hot. g'^ or 3^, vjijfottd, vl'i'fr'AlH, aifijtjuf. 
 Scale, m. ( of a balance ). ^ri n. <ttt$ n. 
 
 Scales, T. Balascz. atT^j/. HMI^/ [ ^n «. 
 
 Thing put into a light s. to produce equilibrium. TT- 
 
 2 ( of a fish, &c. ). ?rR n. ^R^ or ^^^n. dim. <^*jof^. 
 
 3 <Ai« lamina, "IT^ipw. "JIdlilw. nnici or Z\m. >J <((<*( "A/- 
 ♦ — in music, v. Gamut. ^TIT m. 
 
 5 regular gradation, a seriet rising hy ttepa or degrut. 
 Vftf. ^?RT or 4^iA\ ipH hi. ^^ or 7?Rtft <rfrn^/.- 
 
 On a small s. ^^^. 
 
 That is on a small or manageable s. 3T^q?rT, 3H^T- 
 ?nT, *JJi!Mrii, ^rg^, ?t^<t)fii or «yj«wi. 
 To reduce to a small or manageable s. fl^^ <Hluiui. 
 
 6 See Laddeb. 
 
 To SCAXE, c. a. escalade. ^mT c4l«IH ^*^, 'TCTT MSH-'n'T 
 
 %^ %^-4c. ^l^t. 
 
 2 rtn/) of scale*, ^nk m. pl.-kc. ^PT»^ g- of o. 
 To Scale, r. n. peel off. mt^^i m.-^TTcyi ot.-&c. f%^ ^. o/"*, 
 SCALE5E, a. ( triangle. ) ftlHfVHsH. 
 BcALL. See Scai.i>-beai>. 
 To Scallop. See To Isdest. 
 ScALF, n. skin of the top of the head, mvfr^ 'RT<rtt/. 
 To Scalp, r. a. take off the scalp. mwTHt *M<t/. VTlfit. 
 ScALT, Scaled, a. Aanny scales. <jl<J»NI, <S*Jcc<<Nt. 
 8CA1U(05T, n. »Tf5^/. 
 
 Scaup, ». t. Blackouabd. ^ft^^r, y^m^n^, ^T^nqR, ^prT^ 
 yoiMI*! n, ^T^^pT»(V, •(■nil, <ii^^«i, iIkm«, WT, 
 
 A thorough s. fSn^ ^t^H. 
 
 To turn s. HK'lotof. 
 Jo ScAMPEt, c. n. V. To Rc5, To Decamp. <rz^, q« «. ?T- 
 
 To ScA5, r. o. scrutinise, inrestigaie, T. To ExAMi5E. ?ilt- 
 
 «*, »m^, WIT ■». vi«flt-«m-qT^^. ofo. th*r m.-0m/. 
 
 -Ac. V?fl^ 9- "fo. 
 
 2 ( TCfM ). w[r<m »mn/. />/.^r^ »m «. pi. ifbrit- 
 
 8ciin>Ai, «. ca/i««i«y, ^e. i. Slaskeb. ^»I«^/. ^frtt/. M- 
 ^/. anwT^ •«. f /. f^i* ». 
 
 2 e««M o/ reproach, r. Disobacb, Shame. ^Vff. VXV , 
 
 To ScASSALizE, f . a. T. ToAkpebic. m^fttf. 9ni^, ^- I 
 ▼m ». ^ y. ofo. 2«I^/.-Ac. ^y. o/o. f??^ ji.-f^- '' 
 
 2 displease, shock, ^-e. t. To Offeitd. ^dloCl w.-^rm m.- 
 &c. atipiint, 5nH »n. ^, ^m^, ^ilot^^uj, 5reT-&c. ^R^. 
 ScASDALOcs, a. V. Offensive. ^jtcET aH i m"<<MI , ^rm ?IT«ri- 
 
 2 <Aa^ J;-iny« ififamy, \. Disghacefcl. t?lf^<«l|Ui|, afrm- 
 
 3 T. Slaxdehous. ;^'i^-m, dH»MI-=II, -"(^l^-m, 
 ScAKDALousLT, adv. V. A, 1. *h<iioei 3TMiqT^rii-«fec. ^erar- 
 
 5IT?f-&c. i^l<IMI'll-&c. 
 
 2 3TI=M|^+)| decl. rfM«<P.*<l <fecZ. &c. 
 Scasdalocs>t:ss, m. v. A. 1. <j)i|ot«i|umui| m. &c. WV^^' 
 
 f? n. 51l«+K+r^ «. 
 
 2 cilfil<«I|uiH"Tr M. &c. 
 ScAKT, To ScAST. Seo ScAxxr, To Stint. 
 ScASTiLT, oify. T. A. stfilTifllT decl. ST^Tm rf«cZ. Ac. €j^TJ- 
 
 ^, &c. 3iM<riMi/ii, &c. ^ n'S^, *-«(Hf^5, ^J'^^i ftrrt- 
 
 SCAXTINESS, SCAXTSXSS, ». V. A. 1. sJl'^llUir W. ^rHT'IT »/». 
 
 arji^^Huil m. -juiMull m. Ac. ^pmif /. H»I^]| /. ^3^5/. 
 
 2 f^<iMU|| m. *HU1HU|I «». 
 SCASTLISO, n. dimensions of timler. »pff/. 
 
 2 wnaJ/ quantity. ^^ m. n. T^*R-?^nTT-?ft«E*f^. — «*£j 
 
 ffi^A a noun. RlflSI w. 
 SCASTT, a. deficient, little. »Ttir, *fhWT, ^tTT, ^TJTHT, 5HMII, 
 
 ^irj^rJT, 5?5€tfT, ^i^<.nT, 5^, ^t?fr, *^ or jtlT, fltJt- 
 
 2 parsimonious, niggardly, v. JIiseblt. ^THHT ^fl, fp^- 
 ScAPCLA. See Shouldeb-blade. 
 Scab, n. mark of a bum, wound, Sfc. ^ or sm m. ^fT m. ^- 
 
 OT OT. ». fpn «. KTIT or HR/. «nir w. ^Irff^^ ». 
 2b Scab, v. a. iv\ m.-'^i[m.-&c. qrs^, ^f^H g'P ^FT^. 
 
 SCABAMOCCH. Sce BUKfOOS. 
 
 SCABCE, a. not plentiful, not copious. sfriT, '^TIW, ^?1I, 'R- 
 
 To become s. %c5 n. t^l'ltfl in. con. 
 2/<riP in number and scattered, t. Babe, f^t^, f^Totl, 
 
 5<ffe, 5??^, jwm, 5«snwT. 
 
 To mnke one's self s. ?ffl «. *t3 W.^, VtS *T^. 
 Scabcb, Scabcelt, adv. lardy .^ almost not, v. IIabdlt. vI- 
 5T, ^^T, Ip^, «ry7T iRCT HT^T, '•Kf>«>.1 fTfr. 
 2 ««7A diffHeuUy, <jc. v. Habdli. «%-%(«f-Ac. ««?r, ^- 
 
 ScABCiTT, n. V, A. 1. am/ Deficwkct. sJl^^flTT in. ^m- 
 
 on m. i^gftM oii w. Ac. ?t»nn^/. st^Jf ^t^^/. jwcr- 
 
 F5 ;)0^. ITS or 5^135 m. 3TRVra m. adf^m/. 9I?^HT/, 
 ^wftir/. at?T w. fT*/. ^WCT m. Hm «• «. 
 S. occasioned by drought. gfOJ^T®. 
 
 2 ftTa«r»n «. fir^^m/. "h?n ». 5»ffsw«TT «. «[t3«T «. 
 
 2b ScABE, V. a. T. To Fbiohtxu. ^^W^, f ^^W^, J^^ot, 
 
 To be Beared. «nmwi^ <t^, HtHT^Sr, or Ht»mot, Ul- 
 
SCE 
 
 758 
 
 SCH 
 
 ScARE-CEOW, n. any thing let up to frighten, ^wf^df n. ^vi- 
 T^m n. ^MlMKof «. ^^iT^ot «. ^rmr wi. gc^W m. *\Ah^- 
 i\^ n. See also Buobeae. 
 
 To SCAEF, e. a. throio loosely on. sn^Tof, arflR^ W. 
 
 iJCABF, «. Zoose cloth tvorn over the shoulders. V<^\ ♦». 3T^- 
 
 ScABF-SKiN, M. outcr-skin. sji^Fft ^m^/. sn^P*^?/. 
 Scarification, «. v. V. 'Pm'^TT "TTS^ «. &c. 
 
 I. — the iacision. qsT^oft/. [ Tf^oft/. 
 
 ScAEiFiCATOB, ScABlFiEK, «. instrument for $cariJication. 
 To ScAKiFT, V. a. make incisions in the skin. f^vz(\ f. 
 
 .2 to scratch the surface soil, m^i^, 
 8CAELET, a. Y. Eed. BTc?, V^-^J tnT=?T. 
 
 BCAKLET FETEE «. g<?^ »«. «• 
 
 2b ScATH, t). a. damage T. To Huet. ^^HR w.-^^^lpft /.' 
 
 -&c. ^^ y. of 0. 
 SCATHLESS, a. uninjured. ^qj^TTsft- &C. %»I5T, 3Tf^?^, 3l?T- 
 
 ?T, 3Tf?f?T, STTTf^H, 31m1I<1IH«M<, 
 5b ScATTEE, V. a. throiv loosely about. ^W.^-, V^m^ or 
 
 Hi^jiui , q?Rot, f^^irf or f^rgr^, ^ftJT'i', T^rsEwf, ar'^- 
 g-ofo. 
 
 2 dissipate.^ V. To Dispebse. (71^, ^^r^'^, vt^^, 
 f^5fHq;\ ?FT^, fsr^^^'^, >Ft^I'Pt:F/.-7i^rai^/-=^K- 
 ^PiT/i>i!--&c. ^Tof y. o/o. 
 S set thinly. qirtoE- f«RoE-&c. t^I^-^TB'f. 
 
 To ScATTEE, f . W. V. To DISPERSE. "PT^p^, Tlnof, T^W^ frf- 
 
 Scattered, iJ. v. V. A. 1. <T^^c5T, k^^^BT &c. f^!ift<jf, 
 
 2 ?35r^?5T, 7*T3^3T, f^sps frm %?r?jT, &c. «n[Tn^, fir- 
 
 3 qirics ?IT^H?IT, &c. ^:r, fiRS, f^jpas. [w. 
 
 SCATTEEEDKESS, «. V. P. 1. q^^5T»». W^f. 1^31/. ft^TT. 
 
 2 "Ft^FTPi^/- qtHNtn/. ^^^o5/. 
 
 SCATTEEEE, «. SCAIIEKIKG, /). <J. V. V. A. 1. q^OTRT, 
 
 fsHji^TTT, &c. q?f=?TT, i><j?-'Tr, M^^<Ji-<S;o. q;?Tf-5Fr<t. 
 
 ScATTEEi>-G, n. V. V. A. l.—act. T^W^ *i- ^W^ «■ &c. 
 
 f^f^ m. arf'TOT^ «• arfvr^iK «j. 
 
 2 ?i^ n.&c. Ti^TS^f. ^mr^M/. qtirrW/. fiRW- 
 55/. 3(ir3£ui/. ^vraiit/. 7|^fi^ «• f^w »«. 
 
 3 qraa bt^^ «■ &c. qraai^T^oft/. f«i?:a??r?ofr/. 
 Scavenger, n. cleaner of a street, v. Sweeper. ^fTi^qr,^^, 
 
 ScAVEsaET, «. 5n^ ^TT «. 5t5T^#ft/. 
 
 Scene, «. division of an act cf a play. S?if^ m. qT^q^^ff m. 
 
 2 //oce represented. '>^nf. ^^^ n. 
 
 3 curtain or hanging of the theatre, q^^ «. 
 I Place behind the scenes, '^sv^ n. 
 
 4 the place tvhere anything is represented. ^f^T/. 3T- 
 ^HT ♦». >R »». ?iT55 «. 
 
 5 assemllage of objects displayed at one vieir. ^^t^TcSTT 
 '^'Bm m.-^Z^J M.-pnTT W.-&C. i^^qmf^'T^ m. 
 
 Sceseby, n. the appearance of a place with retpect to natural 
 olJects.\v^:^ Hfl<jft/.-r^HT/. ^3HUT|?^Tf^?tlT/.-r5f- 
 
 Hi/.-qtqrr/. ^t ^f^qmf^^r r^nr/.-qtro/. 
 Scenic. See Deamatic. 
 Scent, «. v. Smell, ^rt m. ntr m. 
 
 That has B. or smell. ?T>Ttf , ntmrp. 
 
 To get 8. of. ^m m. ^jot g. ofo. ^Rr «».-^^Ri m.-hc, 
 
 am^ "». con. with g. of s. 
 To Scent, v. a. perfume. STRfw.-^srRT »m.-&c. fimt-5of, ^x^. 
 
 5'p-^«llltifT-&c. SRot, ^TOT »i.-&c. spTDf y. o/ 0. 
 
 2 See To Smell. 
 Scentless, a. inodorous. ^ntT, am'sr, 't*Rfkrf-&c. 
 Scented, p. v. V. 1. 5rr?r 3T^t5T, &c. ?i-Tf%?T, *nf^. 
 Sceptic, Scepticism. See Infidel, Infiielitt, 
 Sceptical, a. t. Doubtful. ?r?T«Tlcm, ^tf^njirflr, ?t^VJTT- 
 
 5RT, ^^UTTq^PTRI^r. [ XT^'Sf n. 
 
 ScEPTEE, «. the ensign of royalty home in the hand. n^?in. 
 
 2 regal power or office, ^^i^^^^ n. . 
 Scepteeed, a. hearing a sceptre. <M<^imt^. 
 Schedule, n. v. List, Intentoey. <f^ m. %ft^ n. 
 
 SCHEMATIST, «. T. SCUEMKE. «frTr. 
 
 Scheme, «. system, plan. '^H m. rl^^t^ /. JT^frn/. ^^qsji/. 
 STHWI^ n. im »n. J^jp^u m. m^] m. n^f. ( as spRH^ 
 
 2 project, ^'c. \. Conteivance. 3qRT »«. m^^HX/- spf^/. 
 f^^F^fT/. ft^^ »». ipR^^ m. 5T^ «. r. ^55, 
 
 Wily 8. ip^n"^ «. W.WZ n. ^PR^PT n. 
 3— as iu trade, <&c. speculation, p-oject, hold adventure, 
 wild or Irisk or smart enterprise, ^'c. ^^VZ n. fjtjs or 
 c^iSn. ^^ n. w.f\ H?iaH/. ^sjssj cr =qiJ35t/. =qi?n/. 
 
 Wild or foolish s. "l^Jl^Ic^rf/. ^| n. ^Iqi^ n. ^|%- 
 
 ^ w. ^15 «. f^% m. 
 To Scheme, v. a. v. To Contbite. Jpft^of, <pt^^, 'fl^jof, f%. 
 
 ?n?f, f%riT n.-Ac. q^ g. of o. 
 To Scheme, v. n.form apian, contrive. gf%/.-tTI?/ r\^^- 
 
 5T/-&C. !p^^-!pT5^. 
 
 2— as iu trade, &c. v. N. 3. ^^ «. /)Z.-?riii^ «. pl.-&c. 
 
 Schemee, «. Scheming, p. a. Schemeful, a. t. V. N^. 1. 
 
 and N. 2. q;fTf>^T5-&c. spT^JTRT-JpliSUIUI, ijqrift', g?HTr, 
 
 f^Krffor'f^T, JT^si^^, 3TH«tIT^, ?i*njft, 3T»R!TtqT, 
 \. V. N. 2.— and IS". 3. ;p^R 5p^or^-?3^oiRT-&c. ^^r- 
 
 or Et^T, =qi;ssqT, ^s'^ir, ^scq^irr, ^c^^tr, gjRor 
 Cesn® or aft, ?^ or eft. 
 
ir 
 
 ^ SCI 759 
 
 ScHi8V, n. divuion or teparation in religion, ^f. fR m. 
 
 *?nf^ m. KrT^ m. g^t^. 
 Schismatic, Schismatical, a. v.N. vp fHr<< l '»J ^^, &c. JTT- 
 
 BOLAB, n. learner. f^WOIRT, 1«>iIKI,r<(^=^l 3T*«mT fKOlKI, 
 
 Evening recitatioa of echolare. «rNt or ^j^m or V- 
 
 He«d-8. MjRii«( 
 2 man o/lettert. f^JT^, qftfT, "tf^TT^PT, H?", "T^, ^- 
 
 ScHOLAB-sHiP, 11. T. Leabsisu. fW/- "rffiT^^ >». f^qi«<T- 
 
 2 maintenance for a teholar. Rcffstqf^ %»m^/.-<mTTm. 
 ECHOtASTiC, «. hdonpng.^ S(e. to a tehool. ^T^^, TM^IT^- 
 
 2 See PEDAyric. 
 
 ECHOLIABT, SCHOLICM. See COMHnTTATOB, COUUEKTAST. 
 
 School, n. place of inttruetion. ;|IT<7T pop. m^ or X!T^f 1T- 
 Ztrar or oCT/. Rqii^^T n. f^fjrn^ n. 3TW<M^i'1K «• f^- 
 ??T^ »». filW^ n. 
 2 body of teholar*. ^K\^^ pop. m^ or ^rsf. <TT?Tin!!T/. 
 
 8 tytlem of doctrine, ^c. VT^ pop. m^f. f^?7mJT^m. 
 
 SCO 
 
 Difference of ■. ?IT^»5^ n. 
 
 Of a bad 8.">|*«i*_ 
 
 Of a good 8. TTTOT^^. 
 4 body of phOotophert. ftt«nnmT/. f ^ w^in^m m. 
 To School. See To Teach, To Tutob. 
 School- BOT, «. mit^ f^*«lUl-vTnTim-&c. j^s^tT m. 
 SCHOOt-ntLLOW, n. nT%^ fll^, ?|Trai^1/i. t l ^ i e q u ft, J- 
 
 ^. 
 ScHOOL-HOcsE, n. ^IT^^ tR «. ^i n i ' l ^ n. TTRl/. ?ira/. 
 
 SCHOOL-M A«BB, n. T. TeaCHEB. S^^, TTTrlT^^, ^jTIfST- 
 
 iiy*, ^I5T or H-^^ii ( amongst Muhamm&dana ). Some 
 
 respectful terms of compellation for a tchoolmatter aro 
 
 ?fTf«r, "T^wf^. 
 
 Bapping-board of a •. tTTT^/. 
 
 Whip of a •. wm^f [PWT/. 
 
 SCHOOI^MHTtMS, ». "TflhlW/. 1fT%^ fiW^f mfSPTT- 
 
 ScBOOirBopi*, M. fn%^ wt<^/.-)FTirtt/.-Ac. KT» or |TT?e /. 
 
 SCHOOLISO, ». T, TEACHI.tO. f^t^^ «. 3T««mT «. 
 
 2 compentctionfor instruct ion. f^Mm i W / f^fTT^n»I«. 
 
 SCB005EB, ». J^r^ qj^^JT «. 
 
 Sciatic, Scutical, «. affecting He \ip. tjtfftnWtftf^'W*. 
 SctancA, «. sftfftj^m/. iTtMtmi%^/. 
 
 SCIXBCB, «. T. K50WI.ED0E. ^^T/. fffTT^ », VTH «. 
 
 Profcnei.TTf^in/. 
 Study of •. and literature. f^q|M(|4i m, 
 Veri«d in ■. (^<jim^ pop. fffjTW'^, ftji«j^ 
 2 « ». f^/. ?rT^ n. 
 
 ScrzsTiric, Scieutificai,, a. according to the rule* of 
 teience. RcjKi^^l^'Hlfl, f^qiy^MIH'4l*fl, R<yi-+MI j*<rtt, 
 f^<qH>MH<4l<fl . " [IT, ^qT^5^?TT. 
 
 2 xersed in science, qffq;, M«?it^l, f^gl^, ^qiTT^, ;[Tr«(- 
 
 3 belonging to teience. 5|TT^ft^. 
 SciMiTAB, n. T. SwoBD. ^ m. grf /. 
 To Sci>"rri,LATE. See To Spaekle. 
 SciotisM,SciOLisT. See Smattebiso. Smattebeb. 
 Scion. See Ci05. 
 
 SciBBHOUS, a. hard, knotty. ^€V^T, itf^KT^, 
 SciEBHUS, n. indurated gland. Kt^?tf^ "»• 
 
 Flat B. of the spleen or liver. <<(mO/. 
 ScrssiBLE. ScisBiLK, o. Ma/ »nay Je ctt< or divided. %?I, d^- 
 
 Scission, «. ^r^of n. ^r^ n. ^^ n. 
 ScissoBs, n. ^mr/. ^m^/. %^/. ^i^f^/. 
 
 Zb Scoff, t>. n. OTOcX;,ye<rr a<, ^*e. v. ToEidicdle. .jM^I^ 
 m.-f^i^/.-^ or ST/.-jf /.-f!?'«T/.-&c. ^T^t y. o/ o. ^I^fr, 
 
 Scoff, Scoffino, n. v. V. TT^ w. ^f^/. f^^f^/. ^^T^- 
 
 ScOFFEB, «. SCOFFISO,^. n. V. V. ^1^ "HUlKI-^JrTf-Ac. 
 %<+<.uiKI, %*J^^t1KI, Ac. f%^, M'^KHi^. 
 S. at religion. ^^«^, t^fel. 
 
 SCOFFISOLT, a<f«>. T. A. g^T^T^, 3M^I«-f^T-&c. ^m^. 
 
 To Scold, v. a. chide or reprove vehemently and rudely. Ei- 
 preasive of this sense and answering to To rate, row, 
 tcig, blow up, set doum,give it to, pitch it into^^c.^c.there 
 aro many lively words and formations. ^T^,^TOT^, 
 
 fl<+i<('ii, ?nT^i^, ^ui«M«i>Ji, yisiJi, ^rtHor, <h <.«"!, wi- 
 *<<«j«i, ^«+ir<)Sr, gTH^, Mn+i*(«f, ^^TT^ot, ^^.iff^ ^i**'."?, 
 
 ^WTT^, 4>4'fti<4ui, Hi+I^"it, <^u|<t>Nui, ^"PTTfOT, f^T7- 
 of, 'Hm-liJi, f^^TR*^, ^?K"1, 57^, TT^T'Jf, fiio«(, ?Tt? /.- 
 
 ?R^ / -^jRyrft /. -^??T« / -^'TS^nTft /.-mift /.-^vis^ /. - 
 
 &c. qrr^^y. 0/0. pTPTft /-HT^fft /-T?5^ ^'^IMd/- 
 
 SR^ y. ofo. rTTT m.-BtTfTT^ «• ^, ^ »»• ^, fTTTST <>r 
 fI=fnT m. ^, ^ «. ^, <HI*<*(I«I or irw M- «Tra^, V 
 Tm^ or ^T^^ tn.-n^U^ m.'^K\i\ w.-i^tjs'ii or «TT »n.-?r?r- 
 
 '^■'iM'Jf y. 0/ 0. %^jfjfpl. ^n^-^vvh g. of 0. ers ^ti- 
 "t, snrtt n. pi. T^n^-^tn^-wf^ «BTT''f-no5'?tfT hm^ y. 
 of 0. anr^ «. ;>;. T^yot y. o/"o. m'^ «. ^^, ^tvw^T w, 
 •pn^-^T^-^M^ y. 0/0. ?Jh^ft/.-^nBT M. 7»f»dr y.o/ e». 
 2b Scold, v. n. speak chidingly and clamorously. ^>^<BI^. 
 
 ^rt^-WRTf^-^TTgTfi^-^mf&c. uti^of/. imtm/.- 
 ^ri^/.-fa5^«/.-f^^fr?5 /-fsm^t'T /.-f*it:tT/.-f^^ 
 
 /-Ac. ^ot. 
 Scoi.D, n. icowan yi'wn /o scolding, threw, ^W^i^f. V^ifnf 
 %»m/ %Tr»T?ft/."Wft/. f^5((Y<»T/.'NT»ft<»T/. flR^/. 
 
 sRf^r/ ?!?qT/ 3mT?ft/. irpmm/. %i;?rT»TW<ft/. "j; 
 JT^/. "jjfnmTwtft/. «nnr?T or »PT^^/.3ins»Ti/. 
 
 ScoLDBB, ». Scou»ur(},p. «.?. V. A. ^!TO^TTT,'^*Tf Tftm, 
 
SCO 
 
 760 
 
 SCO 
 
 ?fTS ^JTSOTRT, ^'JlfHc! ^<,u|(<.l, &C. &c. 
 T. V.N.)3-j^|rT 'tt-^yi I <1 ,&c.q^nTTrT,^^'«TT, f^f^=^,^- 
 f%T^, f^^, f^Tf^=^, ft>Tft<^r, f^re^5!IT, ^frt^HToft. 
 ScOLDiifG, n. v.V. A.— act. ^f^«. ?^^ n. ^M<t>Huf n.&c. 
 
 m. jior n. k^jTnji «. i^tSrft/. f*nft/. Tt^t^/. See 
 also the numerous nouns given under To Scold with 
 their appropriate verbs. 
 T. V. N. ^t^ ^r?!^ n. &c. ^^h/. ^^m^H/. ^T^ 
 
 /. f^T'TJftn/. f^T^/. ftTfW/. ^^jwfm^f. ^m1i<hO/. 
 
 Sconce, n. hanging or projecting lamp-place, f^sfSTor sr"! n. 
 
 2 See Head. [ sprr^ «. 
 
 Scoo-B, n. scooping inilrument <«|-4un /. ^^?rT ♦». ^FTT'ift/. 
 
 2 See Ladle. 
 jTo Scoop, v. a. make hollow, excavate. •PR't, 3^PT^, 'T^^TT"'!?, 
 
 ??i5r'jf, ^^m^r, ^r^, w.k^ f.-^^^f. ^^x^ g. ofo. 
 
 2 See To Ladle. 
 Scooped, p. v. AM. #t^?jt, m^., &c. ^ff^r, ^^Fff^T. 
 ScooPiNQS, «. matter tcooped out. ^^ »i. %<-7Ki m. 
 Scope, n. aim, intention., drift, v. Meaning. arf^TSTTT »». IK 
 
 »n. ^c^mr »». ntitTT or >tT»TRT or nliclKl »». ^R^ n. 
 
 2 space, room. vTrTT/. »». aT^nFT^ w«. Kt^FaTiTT m. 
 Scorbutic, «. JTT^^P^f^rn^, sTTfsr^R^fSrT^'tft, TT^^T- 
 
 To ScoBCH, w. a. lurn superficially, S;c. TT^JT^, ^<4uf, ^T^- 
 
 oi,f IMotOi or fTVosffr, ^toT^, HTJ^Jj^/.-Ac. ^n;^ -7. 0/0. 
 
 To ScoHCH, V. n. he burnt on the surface, "ftc!^, TF??^, ^^^ 
 
 3^, ;^<,H*«i or ^T'FoElllr, ^"loiMUJ, ^55qot, ;jf5E0t. 
 
 SCOECHED, ;j.v.V. A. -HT^cTT, fTT^E^c^T, &c. qV^, »TT^, 
 TF^T^, ^55^, ^TfSm, 'f?. 
 
 To be s. tfloSof, v^oBT^, 3T^ufw ar^Ioiuf. 
 ScoBCHEB, «. Scorching, p. a. v. V. A. HH oi K I, ;g< i mKI, 
 
 ^^ToEOTTTT, &c. *r'3^H*'rlI-!pTft-&c. 
 Scorching, n. v. V. A.— act. vfT^ «. &c. HT^rn^/. TF^- 
 
 OT n. *ri^T7 ». *r^ n. ^icTN^. 
 Score, «. <ere«<y. ^mi/. f^^ /. ^t f.—oi particular 
 things, as of pieces of cloth, of bracelets, &c. ^Ti\f. 
 By the s. — selling, buying. +li«)|<^^_ 
 By scores, hi/ or in great numbers, ^ft ^rft, 
 A 8. of children. ^t^t*R ^!^ «• pi. 
 
 2 account, ^irt n. 
 
 Eunning up a s. 3^R?T m. Trft^T or TTcftsf «. 
 
 3 account, reason, sake, ^c. ^^ «. ^ w. ?T»r5t/. 
 On the 8. of. sirqH, ?l«n?. 
 
 4 See Line. 5 See Notch. 
 
 Tu Score, v. a. mark with lines. Xw-^ , ^^H^, ^^. 
 
 2 «p^ down as a debt. Hfldt, %z n. aTtSqi'- rimu1 -qi c 5' J I 
 y. 0/0. 
 
 3 out ; cancel <H l j i?i. 
 
 Scoria, n. dross, recrement. %:jur n. ;ff|^ n. ftfrT/. 
 
 2b Scor n, v. a . v. To Contemn. ^TPFR^, f?T7^R^, H^ 
 
 Kn.^^g.ofo. 5?r^Rot, ftr-jr/.-m^RT w.- fHrW^ 
 
 W. JRof g. of o. ^m^ ^S^i ^^ "• ^i^^. 
 Scorn, «. v. Contempt. Pi<*+K m. ffte^prTT «». 
 
 2 oJ;'ec< of scorn. f?f^^^TTT^5 «. pKt^KMT^T n. 
 ScoRNEB, M. Scorning, 2J. a. v. V. Pl<'N>KUIKt, Pt''.yKmK r, 
 
 5^^ jpT^JiKT, &c. fJR^^mf , f5i<**rO, f^^R-[ri<**K-&c, 
 
 ScoBNECL, rt. T. Contemptuous. f^<H!KI-^T, frR^^TT^, 
 
 S. speech. ^ ^tR n. jwf ^J^m n. 
 Scornfully, adv. \. A. Pid^i^qr^, &c. fri^q5H-&c. ^p^rr, 
 
 Scorpio, Scorpion, n. fk\m. enJianc. fk^Ti m. |fVl^ tn. 
 Female s. f^sft or ^^\^f. fk'^V^f. 
 Hole or nest of s. f^^f^^ '^ «. 
 Large and black s. ^5ft/. 
 
 Stroke or dart of the sting of a S. <pd+,K| m. "JTOi^r 
 »». iftui+KI ». 
 
 Smart of a 8. sting. qsoT^nTT/. gor^nr/. 
 
 Tail or sting of a s. s^ftT m. JT^Tir or TtlTiT or STtHT- 
 
 fr m. rfm. ?rt'ft & 5Tfn^/. ^fer w. 
 
 To dart his sting — a s. <fui+|f^of. 
 2 ( of the zodiac ). ff^ig^F. 
 Scot, n. portion of money assessed. ^A^f. ?if?T/. <T^/. 
 Scot-free, a. free from payment or mulct. \i\k*\^^A^T.W^ ■, 
 
 2 unhurt. See Safe. 
 2b Scotch, «. a. ( a wheel ). gr^/-.77T^ n.->jd|ci| ot. 55T^ 
 
 2 Ctt< fMV72 shallow incisions, '^^^^\f. pi. gT^ot- m< Qi. 
 Scotch; «. shallow incision, "pfyud/. 
 Scoundrel, n. v. Blackouabd. ^^u, «r?fT<T, ^^vim, ^THft, 
 
 SCOUNDEELISM, M. V. BLACKGUARDISM, fl^jrft/. 5%Pl^/. 
 
 2b Scour, ». a. scrub, ruh. tfRrof, qro^of, 3^;rot, ^feof, ?;n- 
 
 Scouring stuff. VI'Huft/. T^IcETot. 
 
 2 (the bowels, &c.) v. ToPuege. ^,^/. sprof ^. o/o. 
 
 gqf^^, 5^ tTR/.-^rrrfsTT^Tw. w.^ g. ofo. ^[SMzm.f. 
 
 SFT^ofy. ofo. 
 
 3 pass swiftly over. 5PTR-qT^-Hi<jH ^jTI^ «"«7/i «n!7T 0/0. 
 Scoured, p. v. V. 1. qm^t5T, g^'^jsT, &c. g^sf. 
 Scourge, n. v. "Whip. ^^.m. ^"kSTw. 
 
 2b ScouBGE, V. a. X. To Whip, To Punish. ^I^«.-q;'h^r 
 m. »TR^-W I ^ 5i -snr^'jf , «P^«». jpi. »TR^. 
 
 Scout, «. one sent out to observe the enemy. |t, sjlrfft^, 
 ^R, yr^, itotTw. %^w^. 
 
 2b Scout, v. n. \x^, '^^f W.X^. 
 
 To Scout, v. a. reject scornfully, v. To Contemn. ^i^iNU?, 
 ^^^wf, f|S^I^^ or ^SWNuf, ^S^rrf^, ^Jfl adv. W.<^, 
 ■^^ ^^\ adv. :ft^, ftRTft^TW, ^Siif, ^spff, ^^of ^ 
 01- ;^3i<<Ji, TS^oft/. ^FT^ 5'. 0/ 0. f^R^Ff'T'f, tfifi'i or flTI- 
 
 2b Scowl, v. n. look angry, serere, Sfc, ii¥,m. pi, JTRSt* 
 
SCR 
 
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 SCR 
 
 »'!i"i-fH-dH>ii-^'',K«i or >J'1I4,H-&C. «TT^-^/. ^S5^- 
 
 •Hi^Si, *i*i<<i^ irit/. /rf. vjiauli,*r<T'TT/. p/. ^^ft^St, ^pit^t 
 
 m.-^5^^T?f»l.-&c. ^rof. 
 Scowl, Scowllso, ». t. V. it% TmT'f*. JF%'Fri^ii. <tc. 
 
 *7T?7in. il5^:rT?Tin. 5ptvm^/. ^>m^T/. 
 ScowLEB, n. ScowLiso, j7. o. V. V. 3}% d'|l*,H Ml^uiKI, Ac. 
 
 Tj Scrabble. See To Scbamblk. 2 See To Sckibble. 
 
 > EAOOT. See Leas. 2 See Kvooed. 
 
 To Scramble, r. »». climb uphy teizing objects with the hand, 
 
 2 ca/eA 0/ eaijerly to a* to get it before other*, sii'misifift 
 
 and icitk y. o/«. ^-t(|-5(ii, fJf^/ ^n'^. 
 
 To be scrambled (or. Jgi^ /.-fKSSjj f. pl.-^smT f. pi.- 
 ^^/.-&c. Tjof «ciM mofo. 
 SCBAP, n. piece, fragment, v. Bit. a^TTw. ^«. ^^^w. 
 
 Scrap*, fragmeats, dirty dishea, Ac. reinainii)}^ of a 
 meal. *^*^.'.\m>f. W^P^^f tHi^i^i/- OT^oS/. gf^T^- 
 
 2 (of paper or writing). f^?tu or <5ftT«. ^^R". J^^f 
 m. ^^r?ft/. 
 ScBip-BooK, ». »i?iT5nr4M. r^n^. 
 
 ^ RAP-SCHOIAB, n. V. SilATTEREK. WTTftT, ^ff ^ 'Jft'T, 
 
 nAP-8cnoLAR8HiP, n. t. Smattkriso. ftftrTTtf^fl. 
 ^ .. Scraps, v. a. rvi the $urfate unth a thorp inttrument. 
 ^ffif, <^<<»l''i, %»?"«fr, flRT«r, ^5?T ii*iw|-rdrf"i, <T9r^''t. 
 
 2 *A«Fe roughly. ^TTI'f, fim^, *»I-^<<'f. 
 
 3 together, mmati, accumulate, sjv^, ^spqwof, ^HTT^, 
 SPTT ^T^, >it5T ?Rwf, ^«^ot, 3r«n 3r«T/.-'iI'«TT'J?T/.-^<T- 
 
 4 up. out. 7^r»f. [of, ^T3^. ! 
 6 up, off. (esp. with the hand or fingers ).fiT'R^,^n:^- 
 6 (upon a acraper or grater). ft>?T''f. 
 
 Scrape, «. »fr«i7, hoblU, t. Trouble. s^tT«. <C^I-':n. 5Rt^- 
 ^fi. ^vHn. r. ^ ©r «R7T ^, %^»i. 37TVT/. WfVT/. ^iH!". 
 
 To get into a §. U^IWI^lrff ^m. Ht"»inf g. oft. 
 .ScEAPER,n. ScRAPiSO.p. a. T. V. 1. ^TPTITT, W'H'HKI, 
 
 f^H fwntr, Ac. 
 
 I. ( for the feet ). m^f. 
 
 II. ( for the tongue ). ipt/. 
 
 III. ( of fruita or regetablea ), ftw<<t/. ^W?JT m. V- 
 m^ dim. ^TJI^WWft/. 5T?ft/. 
 
 IV. viU barber, fiddler, Sfc. fRlMTVT, ff^IHT, {jdcom, 
 
 SCBAPI50I, ft. nM//<r icrmped tr grated. <^ m. 
 2'— M from a rulinar/ utcntil. WVlf. WV *n. 
 3 ( of a dish of food ). f«1j'.^^/. ». f*prttfi|rrtt/. Pt- 
 
 To ScRATCB, V. a. lacerate or tear the turfaee. 3^nvt«r, 3?t> 
 
 2 /ear fcj'/A /Ae fui»7«. ^^-^^ or ^t^^^wf, ^jtl'Kui or 5- 
 ^5^^, f*<^*<<Jf, nix(+<| w.-5^;p<T OT.-&C. qoT. 
 
 3 ( to allay an itchiug ). ^T^^iit, +ii«)«i, ^t^s:^ or %[• 
 
 Violent fit of scratching. <jj<*t>| «. r. ?5T^. 
 
 4 ( the ground, Ac. ) dig lighlly. |^r^, R*<-«(M4«S, 3?k- 
 <jTS^, ^K*4"i or ^K«)i<ri, 3?K^. 
 
 6 over; cocer with strokes and flour ithet, t. To Scbawh. 
 f^?;^!^, a^KtlJut, f^«H5^T or f*K^iqT/. pi.-f^^^^TF 
 /. pi. iFT^W. 
 
 6 out; V. To Erase, ^^itw, m\^ WVS^., fToT^, <Hl5^. 
 
 7 up; out; — rats, Ac. ?^^. 
 
 Scratch, n. laceration with a nail. ^^(K\ m. ^■«|<HI or ^t^- 
 ^ m. gt)+<i or 5^^^T ♦/». q'f^RT »». sfk^RT m. «i<m<[ 
 w. f^HKI m. JT^m^ »«. 5T?j{^^ wi. 5T^1^^ «». T^^ «. 
 
 2 wori through scratching. ^ »i. ^TT m. 3Rr^5T«». 5^H- 
 ^IT or aTli^iSI •»■ *rK«l4l or 3ll<*(lil «. 
 
 3 r«<f<?Zy drawn face or figure. ^^(X^it or f^R^lft/. 
 
 SCBATCHED,^. V. V. 1. 3^^%?5T, &C, 
 
 To bo 8. ^T5wr. 
 
 Heap of earth scratched. 7«R m. •JhOf. 
 To Scrawl, p. a. write roughly, hastily, inelegantly, illegilly, 
 SjC. <M<.sui, a?R^5^, r»l<<^4Ul, »i<.*'-'i|, HWI'Sf, HTH^^, 
 
 2 over; cocer with ttroket, tcrafcJiet,flourithes, ^c. f^- 
 ^ or l^n^, f^?lTRffr, 3?K<*l5«i, ^TOT?^, fff^wr/. 
 ;^.-ft[T^WT or r«i<yWl/. ^.-^Mlajl/. />J.-Ac. ^TT^- 
 
 ScBAWL, n. hurriedly written or illegible writing. artT^Sr 
 or 3?t<t<l<l «»• 'flT?/. ?T^ ». ^KV ft. fM^iO^f. Pl-qpft- 
 «/. f«K?rtt or fmi^itf: ^2T^/. <Mf^^ «. 
 
 Scrawled, p. t.V. 1. ^Tl^HT, W^ P?^?^, &c. f%3i^rft- 
 
 f^i^fti, ^^'fr?, fsR^, f«T?rj or f!i?ni, rsdii'jHn, ^i- 
 
 VI, ^tfJ, f^R^. 
 
 2 f-^fl<r4t?l, fi|^n«Artl, R^^fJt«^|3^TI^OT-^>l«r!rtl, Ac. 
 SCBAWLER, N. SCRAWLWO, p. «. V. V. 1. ^WTRT, ^R^l^JT- 
 tT, Ac. ^nvniT, ^RWT. 
 
 SCBAWLDCOLT, odc. T. A. WrW^TT OT ^?IT, ^^iftl, Ac. 
 
 2b SCEEAM, r.n. cry out with a thrill voice. f%7^of , f|>7TS^, 
 
 2— as rnmcs, Ac. *^n>^ intent. ^!W^^, 
 3 — aa eiepbant N^ltir, f^<f*KO<. 
 Scream, Scrramiho, n. v. V. 1. ^f. f%^aft w f%^nft/, 
 f^rnaft/. WW/. 
 
 8. and squalling. inW^TW/. ». J^W«?, ^. 
 2 *^W/. ( intma. mv^m. *^*^re«. ^R^T^V- )• 
 To ScRESCB, ScRKXCR. See To Scream, Scream. 
 Sc«M5, n. iking that iheUert orproiccd. fl^ «. Wrm- 
 
SCR 
 
 762 
 
 SCB 
 
 ^ OT. arrrgz or ws^ n. aiirI':TnT n. frRhrrT «. s'W'JPT 
 
 «. irnr/. 
 
 2 coarse s/eye. HT^TT Ht^Ht ^ToEni/. 
 3b ScBEEN, V. a. theUer or protect hy concealing. 3TT? ^- 
 
 fff, 3TT5 ^T ^^-«(^i^^- 5rf^-&c. arrerr «». ^-trt?- 
 of, ThrcT «. MiiS>^, ^f^iT «. «rrc?ot, ffTfr'^^» .-&c. ^^, 
 
 BCHEE>-E1), p. V. V. TSg'R ^t^i%OT-&C. amf^, fcli^lf^rJ, 5^- 
 BCBEEKEE, «. SCEEEKINO, /). a. V. V. 30? ^TRT, 3(TT3 ^- 
 
 ScBEw, n. *rag[;5f n. ^^ OT. 
 
 Female s. H^^t/- KT^/. 
 
 Male 8. ^ t». Jj«rn m. f^R35t/. 
 2 See MiSEB. 
 jTo Scbew, v. a. fatten with a screw. ^dtH^\^ ^^ijuj. 
 
 2 OTOce by a screw. Ho&i^^M f^T^^. [ o^. 
 
 3 V. To Twi8T, To Squeeze. f^SE^, tW^wf, f^ qsTT- 
 
 SCEEW-BLATE, n. 5TT?^/. 
 
 Sceew teee, n. Jtelicteres isora. mmii »n. tllHoft/. 
 SCEEWED, ;?. V. v. 1. Ho&(^MM «I*f«(at9T, floSf^'aO, 
 
 2 HoS^-sTm' f^i^t^l. 
 
 3 f^cE^OT, Ac. 
 
 Scribble, To Scribble, See Scbawl, To Sceawl. 
 ScBiBBLEE. See Weitkh. 
 Scribe, n. writer. frt^uiKi, a^^. 
 Scrip, n. v. Bag. fr^/. ^^HT^ n. 
 
 2 piece oj paper containing a writing. J^STT «. ^Rft/. 
 
 BCEIPTUBAL, a. according to the scriptures. «T«n;?ffTW, ^TI^- 
 
 firSi sdnsftT, «|f?ir^5, ^»n^jf^, kitw^, %^, *l>(lf^H, 
 ^f^, vi«M«rft, 7ii«ij<<i4\. 
 
 2 contained in the scriptures. ^I|<MNT, 5[Ilf(iHrfr. 
 SCEIPTUEALLT, «rf». V. A. 1. TtTWHTT^, &c. ^Hijnri^, 5TT- 
 
 ScBiPTUHE, n. sacred toriting, holy writ. ?TT^ n. ^ff n. tj- 
 »fj^«+ n. ^1^^ «». The scriptures or sacred writings 
 of the Hindus are comprised in the Vedas, the Shas- 
 iras, the Purdnas, and their subordinate writings. The 
 Vedas are four, vis. ^5^%^, ^T^^, *<IM^<^, & 3T^T^- 
 ^. Subordinate to the Vedas are six Veddngas ( %^fn ) 
 viz. f^T, ^^1 sq^RUT, g^, ff'frf?!^, & fH*"*. The 
 theological portions of the Feio* are termed Fpani- 
 shad (3MPi«)^) or collectively, FerfJn<(%^),which term 
 is also the name of a philosophical system founded 
 on the Vedas, teaching the unroality of all things but 
 the Doity. A follower of this system is %^t?ft. There 
 are four Minor Vedas (gr^), viz. STTJ^f^, qH^, qt^- 
 
 Thn Shdstras are six, viz. i?qT^,jflTrtm, »f>n,?rt?isq,«^, 
 »nd ^^ This last is called also 3tTT *flHl^ |- , ^Hlf[T is a 
 twofold system, viz. <^nft*rt^ or *(\h ] » ] simply, which 
 relates to the ritual part of religion, and JTl<tO» T |ff T 
 pr "k^ which treatfl of the spiritual irorship of the 
 
 Deity or soul of the universe. 
 
 The Purdnas are eij^hteen in number, viz.ir^5TT'T,T- 
 <a4<|Ul, il^UM<11T, 3TfTT3':m, f^wrq^TT, nfsjj^iori, v^- 
 
 ^Tt^^nT, f^r^jtm, feij^m, TKsj^m, fq;?<jTm, H7^i«t 
 JTTT, mU^m jtrT, H»H<M<iui, ^i^Miiui, ^Jijrm,^mT- 
 q^m, and HTH^fl. There are also eighteen Upapuri- 
 nas or inferior Purdnas. 
 
 Course of study of s. Jl^lfq'im n. 
 Instruction in the s. n^PT^^T «. 
 Mighty in the s., versed in the s. 5!TT^(?r, ?IT'?I'^!^I^, 
 ?If^S|ff, Vl^ft?,, TITWfHfT, ^^, "f^MTiT,"^^. 
 Of or belonging to the Vedas, «fhT. 
 Beading of s. W^nft^ m. 
 
 Sacred law ( oi Manu )&c. +Hfri/. — Of or belonging 
 to it. fJTTrf . — Follower of it. JWTrf . 
 
 Sanctity through the study of s. H^^lf^ n. 
 Savour or excellency of s. n^m m. 
 Study of s. 2r^T«ir?T m. 
 
 Versedness in ( or knowledge of ) s. ^UT^JsJTTq^y: 
 iT^IfTR n. ^s[^^^ m. 
 Scrivener, n. writer of contracts. +<KHI*-MHI ^m. 
 
 2 See Fbuber. [arq^/. 
 
 ScRorui.A, n. — the disease. »i5»?TW/. ^iHIBl/. IWn? m. 
 Scrofulous, a. 'iSHIfl^, I'SHiai'O'ft. 
 Scroll, n. v. Eoll. q?:m. 
 
 Scrotum, n. a^s^n »«. ^^ or ^ m. ^^^ m. n. 3r?T?\T m. 
 Enlargement of the s. ^t?ff^/. ai'I^f^ /. ^S<jf^/, 
 
 f^/. ___ 
 
 Septum of the s. JT^T*!!^ n. 
 To Scrub, v. a. rub hard, v^v'^■, ^^^^T, ^of, ^rK'I, mI* 
 
 Scrub, n. low, mean, shabby, disreputable fellow. The tenn* 
 and phrases conveying this sense, and answering to 
 scab., scurty dog., S;c. are numerous and expressive, g- 
 ypT m. gi% n. qmm^TT^, %iT?^r3:, "Wr^rs, ^ra%- 
 
 *T or s^TTtv/- TTvlrtt, *\\^\\ HTTT »». f^IT^T, ^THft or 
 
 ^reft,"F3ft7T^n:, ?5«rf, 'ii<s«jnw^t or ^f^ »». ^rr^wrr^T 
 
 ?T^^ or ?l?^r w. qT€t?lS HW «. "R^/. ^tSTH*!^/. 
 
 2 worn out broom. ^. m. n. g^TTT m. mtzi m. 
 
 3 rough rub. q^TH «. ^TCT W. ^HI^ «• 
 
 4 low boscage. m>»H n. 
 
 Land overspread with s. ^TTTTRw. •I'T^TT ^nf^r/. 
 Scrubbed, j>. v. V. nm^r, ■d^cbrti, ^*<ticirfl, &c. 3^. 
 
 I. See Scrcbbt. 
 ScEUBBT, a. sorry, mean, v. Low, ftjl^, TSTli, ^^t3!, ifriTT- 
 
 ft, f^, fp5^^, f^nmt, 1^, f¥c5^mT or oft, qrjft, fSj. 
 
 Scruple, n. v. Doubt. ?f^/. sn^nFT/. ^\m. fZi^f f^- 
 
 2— the weight, i^ sf^pft HN 3Tt|. 
 2b Scruple, v. n. v. To Doubt, To Hesitate, artf^ VT- 
 
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 SCBUPLEB, «. SCBCPLISO, p. a. SCBUPULOCS, O. V. V. ^^ 
 
 m,«ii<i, afltfuiKi, ♦!■«<}>« ^ornr, H?im f^'j^aiiuiiiKi, 
 Ac. nrft'n', yiffi^fiT, vftfH^, aris^, ^(pft, f^sga^, ^- 
 
 <T^, ^qfrtl', flTI'Wrt, vrm^^, ?t!FT^ft'7, ^r<^'*4*lfH, ^- 
 
 HY, ?if¥H, m^i fTTTJ^, armifiFfT, 3Tr;n*«i*i^, wm^rrtt. 
 
 SciDPLiSO, *. V. y.—aet. aftf^ t^ «• 3Tnii^ «T^ii.3TiT/. 
 
 ♦I*1^'H/. TTH/. Ac. 
 SCBCPDLOSITT, ScBcPrtousssss, «. V. A. riifefflNuil ». f^- 
 
 S£A 
 
 SCIVTI5EEB. See ScBCTUnZEK. 
 
 To ScBCrnrazE, t?. a. tearch ehtety, v. To EiAiiiSE. ^T?^- 
 
 ^irai/.-Ac. «n«Oi-rti««<^ y. 0/ 0. 
 
 2 inspect, turvey narroicly^ t. To EiaMISi:. W<3^, ^- 
 ^I<£ui, fsrtt^, **il7fl /.-f'rtt^l'T ».-f'T<\?^ /.-Ac. ^?:ot 
 ^. 0/ 0. 
 Bc«cTr5i7EB, ». ScBCTisizrsa, ;». o. v. V. 1. 'fl«»>«u||<r, 
 
 2 fJI^^TTRT, Ac. f'rt^?T«>T-Ac. ^^-^nft. 
 
 SCBCT15I2I50, SCBCTIST, M. T. V. 1. — Of/. ^^^^T «. Ac. 
 
 ^Ih^/. frn^ TO. nttj m. ^!Vl^ J. 35t »n. ^xvix j. f?r- 
 
 To SCCD, c. «. JriM olong vxik precipitation, — a ship, Ac. 
 
 ^«I«H *IMI«ll'i-<l4Hl«-tl«nl-r<l*«<l-A<'. -^irt^-^I^. 
 
 2 See To Scamper. 
 To ScCDDLE, V. tt. run with precipitation. a'R'l-rf'lf?'!-^- 
 
 5J.^|^Ci-H<<1<-^»>2f> adv. <tW^-^P^. 
 Bcvrris, n. eon/med and pcrtonal itrvpffle. *T<BI»*1>Y/. flf- 
 
 I 2 thort oar. B^T^R^ «. 
 
 I Scuix-CAP, n. ^^ft/. 
 
 I SccLLiEBY, n. j^« tcArre dishes, pot*, Sfc. are kept. HtSTT- 
 
 I ScuLLiOX, n. tervant tcho cleans pott and pans. ^K^K■^J., >Tt- 
 SctTLPTOB, n. y. Cabteb, ^^^'RWTT, H+l*)'ffT, ^rfrT^R. 
 ScuLPTtjBE, n. V. Cabvisg. ^T^^m n. ^*m+|Hn. ST^»nT»». 
 To ScuLPTBBE, ». a. T. To Cab\e, To Ehgbate. $r^ 
 
 ScULPTUEEr, p. V. V. *l<ArfT, ^^ffT, Ac. #^, ?ft^, 
 
 Scum, n. </jW or froth tchich rises to the top of ligvor. ^^t\f. 
 »Ttn m. %^ M. ^TT/. ^Tf /. 
 
 2 fig. {of the people ). fspr^TTT w». ijJI"** /. IToS w. 
 S. oftho earth. S. of the village, Ac. ?«^^ ^^^ 
 
 To Scum, v. a. take oj' the scum, ▼. To Skim. *To^ /.-Ac. 
 ScuMMEB, ScuMMi>'e9. See Skimueb, Skiumisos. 
 ScuKT, n. mealy crust on the skin. WtS\ m. H^T m. ^<^ w. 
 
 Clammy s. f^+dl m. 
 
 Boll of 8. mn^f. JToft /. 
 ScrBFT, «. T. N. qit|r5T, *i«yNl, ^T3»TT^T. 
 SccEBiLous, a. foul-mouthed, v. Abusive. fTRI^T "KfTSS, ^- 
 
 2 containing low abuse, v. Abusive. f^jliRT, Ri'fl'iioSI'Mi, 
 
 SCUBBILOUSLT, 0<fl>. V. A. f^«0'II<if|^, Tldft'ltil-^-^, *<l*ol- 
 ScUXBILOCBNESS, SCUBBILITT, fl. V. A. q-i^^a&SDII W. 'ftW-- 
 
 o&MUII w. f^<(\MUIl »n. 3TM^<?'»IT ♦». *<!*<* d'HM. STH^rltSM. 
 
 I. /oic, abusive, indecent language. JH^^tJI n. J?^/ |^^- 
 
 ^^ M. JwNt »». 3iq'TT"riT «• «»l«t,Hl<>*M «. 
 ScuBviLT, ffie. tci<A coarM and vislgar ineivilitjf. «inT-<J55- 
 
 ^;(TT-Ac. ^57f. 
 ScuKVT, ».— the di8ca«e. ^T^^T^rrfm m. n. 
 ScuBVT, a. TT^^ST^fjfvnr^, 'TTf^'PT'fif^Ti tpft. 
 
 2 V. ScBUBBT. fiiRTlf, fe^^os, 1^, ^3^1011 or oft. 
 
 Jo .Scuf rts, r. ». v. N. ««IV^ /.-ifNmWt /.-A*, w^, \ Scuttle, n. basket, finm^ n. ftrgz^j «. 
 
 »IV«rtt/.-wNTFWt/.-fT^wWt/.-Ac. ^[f^g. of*, recip. 
 To ScCLX, r. M. ii« cfe«r, /i« hid, V. To Hide, To Lvsx. 
 
 «?^, W'J, ^1*1, fiT »•• »TTm-*n«:^ ^^. 
 
 2 ( from duty, work, Ar. ). *m«.-^Tf><t/.-Ac. 'J^ 
 ff^, *IH5*I*STT»i.-^fiIf<4W||w.-*m^*lfun/.-*c.^TWt. 
 
 ScuLEiB, n. SccLKiKo, p. a. T. V. 1. fwwTm, »q«Tm, ^- 
 IT »rc^ ^^wm, Ac. 
 2 «m-^T^-*c. <i|«(^ villi, ^^^1 5*^ •^ 'fj ^f^^' 
 
 V^or «n, *IM<J*I* or C *IH^<, •^'••^♦'V' 
 BcVLiriro, m. r. V. 2. «m^«M n. ^^f\ ^^Wi «. W- 
 
 HT^-Ac. J^W»ft/. 
 BcoLKinoLT. •<<•. V. A. 1. ^^ w^. 
 Scuit. n. bnun-pan. «frft/ «#^/ >TT^/. ^T/\f. ^f^t/ 
 
 WW^pft «^/. *t^/. *HT^ f«J». *'^T« ». 
 KecklM« of iCuU*. *SHHKI /. fTTRT /. 
 
 2 Aoi« matfa in a ship. nt^'Wt'T-Ac. %^ »frv m. 
 To Scuttle, ». a. sink by making holes.^V^ n. pl.-&c. «nf|T 
 
 To Scuttle, v. n. See To Scubble. 
 
 ScTBALA, II. lumps of hardened f (tees. ^ m pi. ^fV ff. 
 
 SCTTH*. n. mWTf*?Em?(TT^ VN^ft^ ^^ '^^^ Wl^- 
 
 SiA, n. T. Ocean. V^ m, ?JT»IT m. V^ or ^ft»n m. ^^m. 
 
 f^«- 
 
 Ablution in the a. «H^4HI^ n. 
 Out to •. off from the land. n\r., 
 Oferwhelmed by the •. «[«rf »Rf> or ^^ «R^. 
 The foop iea*. 'PJ'Rnj^, ^5?^^*^ "• 
 The Mven mm. WWJ^^ m. ^HHmr m. 
 To tend arroM the ■. to transport. ^R^qinnwi ?ra^. 
 Sea-boat, », wfhft »TO «. 'iftaJt'W^fl ». 
 
SM 
 
 764 
 
 SEA 
 
 Sea-beeeze, n. ^TK^R?;^-^qT?T%-&c. ^fCT m. 
 
 Sea-coast, «. *<H4+i<i w». +(W^f>iHKi »». ^5?^^ «• ^ 
 
 ( or ^r^^ ) f^STRT «J. ?T5^W?: «. 
 Sea-encircled, Sea-gibt, a. VV^^PS^if^n, ^?^rf%[?l. 
 
 SEA-FAEEB, n. Sea-FABISG, O. ?^?^,:fT^,ll^iIrft,^^F!TT 
 
 HTftpP,— respectfully, ^T. 
 Sea-fish, n. ^f^rrer-^i'^q \»n ifl?^-&c. JTim w. 
 Sea-man, «. v. Sailob. ^srat, ri?l+-< or FJ^^p^. 
 
 Fair weather s. f^ i \ M \ HT^^J\K[, 
 Sea-makship, n. iirTqrT ^sf^u^ltft ^^/.-^5!R55TT/.'&c. 
 Sea-poet, «. harhour. «i^ w. 
 
 2 porl-ioicn. ^^ n. sj^ft nt^ ««. si^^^ m. 
 Sea-skore, Sea-side, n. i^ n. sisT^fs m. ^fjfsr «». sj^- 
 
 pop. ^/. ^5?m »«. 
 
 Boad by the s. «R^T=n^/. 
 Sea-sick, a. n?l5(?ij^Tn^jpjT, ^W^T^T^?^, &c. 
 
 To be 8. T?5«lrf n.-H^ in.-&c. f?moi. 
 Sea-snail, w. girr ««'. dim. ^^/. 
 Sea-tight, Sea-woetht, «. v^toft or ^rersft. 
 Seal, «. stamp, ^c. ttt^/. f^jp w. H^/. jf^'Pr/. 
 
 Great s. of a state. TrtrfsTM. f?i^T»». — Officer bearing 
 it. f?%^T^, w^q^lff or <MHi{IHk1. — Officer thftt 
 affixes it. f^T^^. 
 2 mpression. rff^/. f^jgT OT. 
 
 7o Seal, v. a. v. N. irt^ / sjrnJf , fnigT ««. sj^-JTR't, ?5T^ 
 Sealed, p. v. V. ^Tf^ %^OT, 'TT^T'f^, g'^f^, ^fSpT, ^TK^. 
 
 A 8. letter. t5T#ZT m. 
 Sealikg-wax, n. c5T^/. 
 
 Seam, m. suture of two edyeg. f^(Wrf- ^/. ^fW^n. ?rtw/. 
 5TfsTT«i. ?tf^w./. im^OT. 
 Eaised s. ^\^f. 
 
 Eaised strip along a s. ^m. — having it. ejfTTT Wafr. 
 To open at the s. (act. or neut.). g'tTjof, gr?f^. 
 2— as between planks, layers of a wall, &c. H^C^f. 
 
 Filling up the seams. ^T^rf^/. 
 S See Scab. 
 Seamless, a. fSprflr^oft^, ^ftTTf^iT. 
 Seamstbess, n. f^^roT^oT/. f^rW^/. f^^^spm^fN/. 
 Seab, n. burn made by searing. ^J^m. ^i^ |m. 
 Seae, a. dried, withered. ^fSE^, ^roE%?yr, ^I4^gl. 
 To Seae, v. a. burn, scorch, cauterize. TT^, ^KS^., ^TTof, 
 =^^spT«». ^, TI^ "Ml^il-g^-Ac. ^^. 
 
 2 V. To WlTHEB. ?ra^, f 5F?%. 
 
 To Seabch, v. a. look over or through tojind something; ex- 
 plore, Sfc. ^^, ^g^, <TT^, ^^m.-&c. Jp^, ^^, 5^- 
 ^,— closely, carefully, strictly. irTSTw.-eT5ITra?ft/.- 
 WSrn/.-s:iisiti<.<t>i»n.-&e. ^rlTif-^ g. of o. — narrowly, 
 thoroughly, v. To Ransack. gfToEof or msgroT, <<)ot«<dui , 
 «II4«i, g4l*l w.-Ac. ^^ ^. o/o. 
 2 for; ««*, /oo*/or. ^frsr^T, qr^wr, ^, 5^^, rfjST^m.- 
 
 vr^«.-^«rjr^/.-&c. w.x^ g. 0/0. ?rr<^m.-g^mtn.-&e. 
 
 ?5T^5r-5pTTot g. of 0. 3T^<if. 
 
 3 out; V. To Teace. gTTTiJf or Tm^, irrs^, ^Trq-w. J^^- 
 ^-^^;\^^ g. of 0. [of 0. 
 
 4 (person, baggage, Ac). 5rraT»».-FT?f)"/.-H?^^/. ^y. 
 Seabch, Seabchino, n. v. V. 1. ^oj-a. ^]^n. &c. w^m. 
 
 ih^^f. ^RTm.JJIrft/. iitliiy-i+lwi. yigltlSfft/. ^5ToETW. 
 2 ?T'r^n. gswfn. &e. ^T*l»». ^iTtT'JT^/. fT^^^Tw.^Nram. 
 
 4 grSTw. gSrft/. rTOT5ft/. 
 Sf ABC bed, ;). V. V. 1. ^tT%?yT, 55^1^, &c. 
 Seabchek, «. Seabchixg,^. a. V. V. 1. 5itr«T<'IRT, m^ PI K l. 
 
 2 M4UIK1, ^fiY^TTiKT, ^ffn^reTrn, &c. ^trT'^T^, 
 
 3 gTTniirnT, ^stttt, ^h^m\, 
 
 I. close, strict, minute, — examination, &c. 5fT0^, •tt^T- 
 Seabed, p. v. V. 1. *rT^c5OT, &c. TT^W, m#«r. 
 
 2 5rroE«<^r5I, gToE%i=?T, ^^. 
 Season, n. division of the gear. iRHw. — Tlie Hindus divide 
 the year into six seasons, viz. q^, ift^T, 9^, ^TTH, |- 
 ?t?r, f^f^, consisting of two months each, and com- 
 mencing with the two months'^^T &"^?II<if. 
 
 Cold s. f^srrSETOT. ^TtfTfn. '^T^Tt^OT. 
 
 Hot 8. g^^ToETm. ^ft'F pop. »ft*T or fnJTT55T«J. <<|<|«lf^- 
 ^^m. pi. — grain raised in the hot s. by irrigation. ^PT- 
 tnm. fiFR'H/.— ground prepared for it. f»T»l^^/. 
 
 Heat of the hot s. g'5^Toft/. 
 
 Eainy s. ^\^ms;Jm. Mi*'«*i««. Ml^«*r55TOT. ^«lf*^ 
 or ipf^OT. Sf^f^FTc^m. ^/. 
 
 KcTolution of the seasons. iRHqcqf^m. 
 
 The seasons, ^^^m. sr^^ot. "TfHw. />^ 
 
 2 ^< <!'ne- WT<t/. 3=R?n;»«. (eap. in comp. as '^TSTSTT^^TT, 
 JJTRT^rat), m^f. i^TTTTm. ^f- ?TTT or zm or JT^n. 
 ?T»TT»». f^^m. pi. Kt^nr or JB^t/. ^\^ or sprgswi. ta /. 
 EfcET/- Smm. Sf^Tw. <??n. qspift/ M^N«. llTn. C^?;. 
 
 An inopportune s. 3TT5^n^/. 
 
 Close or last days of the b. ^RrTTTR^w. 
 
 Height or heart of the s. ^«i^«iItt m. \^^\m^\v(\/. 
 
 In s. and out of s. ST^^rtt aTrRTHfr, ^ si^w, 
 
 Kectareous s. genial time for. ST^frtol. 
 
 Out of s. slrrgRrtt . 
 
 3 au^cious or fit hour, moment, Sfc. 5|^ m. 
 
 4 See Time. 
 
 For a B./or a whUe, ^t^ ^ctM^H, ^tfr *l<!WI^<l1, ^- 
 
 Inauspicious s. ^TH$o!/. *?!<?!■*/. 
 Jb Season, v. a. give relish to, make palatable or pleasant. 
 
 H^nrSTw. m?5oif-?^i^, »ftsf*n?sft/. ErT?yof-?5mir, hvi«^i- 
 
 2 ( a new earthen vessel, wood, &c. ). ^oE?rra%, Pj'iiui, 
 PTT5^ or Pi<<SMui, 3FWf^, ^^^., ?Tq^, 5^3^ or ^- 
 
SEA 765 
 
 To be seasoned. U^, X^., Pif*!^ ^, 5^, J^^, 
 or s<«i«i'ii(. 
 
 3 ( in wickedness. ). pTTI^ or Piii^i^ ^Tsii or ^Kim'A, 
 \ See To Tempkk. 
 
 B£ASO:rABi.E, a. opportune, tmtJy, ^e. %ot^r^, sr^TWT^, 
 Ac. q«'IH!, M«'Ti-=<l, %5fNT, Ac. »R^T^T^, WirMI^Micil, 
 
 ^^TT, ?r*nftf5r?T, snrntf^, *ic%ir^fl, ?TH*[m4i«fl, ^^• 
 
 Vf^"^^ ^PIT^'T, ?TH<<I^<i:v, ir«'lI'i*lM, !?;i?II5+f5, 
 3r^H»in%'fr , ^irJSJIH, ^K'T^mr, 5T^»RTH, 3H<<«<S|IH, SJTtT- 
 
 2 produced in teaton. W|t?<, ^IHIA**, *'jA''i ^?H-HM. 
 BEJiaosABixyEss, n. v. A. 1. ^m^C^T n. ?Th MH<f>r<< n. 
 KH^I^RrMn. *I^f^HT n. «Hr4lR<if«( n. q?Tr5T^^r«I n. ^- 
 rtl jf rfHI /. *|r'Jj*.<-<< n. +.lrttii^.T o. sj^nitf^t^I n. ^- 
 rt^jiHrii/. Ac. ^>T?5Vn^ m. 
 
 8£A80>-ABtT, «ip. T. A. 1. %^, t(H«<W, W^IIH, «R>nT, &C. 
 
 »Ml*!-fi, 'Wl*l>*, <j*l«fl, ^^^ftr, «m rfeti. •tH*I rfcc/. 
 ^M<< l j<»K , SJ«'llj*ll<, *lrt!j*<K, SWrnTTrT, ?ft»T<T:. 
 S£ASOKED,/>. T. V. 1. »TOTi5T «n«T%^, H^lrti^K $3^,&C. 
 High 8. H«lci^ll, ^H<^*ft<1, ^nni, ^«l-Mwn<i, -MH-MJfl- 
 
 2 4|^«HlA^I , fsTTT^, f^m^IW, &C. 
 Seisosiso, n. #«!«:«, itujing, Sfc. »1wr«5T »». fr|*^« «. f*R- 
 
 Pungent herbs & spires formed into a s. f^RToS^ n. 
 Seat, ii. /Ai«^ or place to tit on. "^(Z^J. iRW/. ^^^ m.f. 
 n. anwr «. 
 
 Chief B. ( &t kssembliea Ac. Ac. ). ^•S{^\^f^ n. 
 
 Emj 8. gwnPT n. 
 
 S. of earth or bricks. arRT m. 
 
 Swinging «. ^WlflET m. ^iSRET w. 
 2 <4iii^ tpremd to tU on. 3Tf»ICW n. ft^rt'T/. ^S^/. ^^- 
 */. mt^i n.j. «. W^T^TT m. 'T^?rtt/. *W^ n. aiiw^wi «. 
 8 flace oj abidinff, inherence, ^-e. r<TR n. 'ilfv^R n. 3TT- 
 im M. ( e«p. in comp. m fmTTTT, ':»PT5|?T, inf^T, 3T^- 
 ♦Iflll^, Ac. ), 3TPTJT^ n. ( in comp. as HI1I**HH, HWI<<- 
 JH, <l*n<l<l»l ), !«IW^ i». ( in comp. as 5:^itH^, ^<^I*M- 
 
 iPT^, »T»T^TW^ ), 9Tf»nv^ n. 3Tfvf?f?r/. ^flfa/. ^ n. 
 
 Hm ». vmi m. n. Ij 
 
 S. of all happiness and honor. n«44<|n4l H ft»f *l P^ /. |l 
 
 4 ( esp. an hoTMback ). 3Tm»T f». »tt»/.%5^/, Ii 
 To get or form a s. »rtl /.-"Hlfl^ n. OTF^-W^ y. <>/'«. | 
 
 To 8«ii, «. a. roMe to he leated. ^V^., ^^\^\^■^^\^\?^ \- ' 
 
 2 T, To l5aTAL. TOTI^, ^Wj,<T^nrf *^, ^%|Tm.-:j^- 
 lIW«^Jlfi*V/.-Ac. V^ y. ^».f^f»^-Ac. *^, 
 
 5 ( om's self ) letlU.Jla. ^mik^ tm<i, f^ ai.-Ac. V- 
 ?^, W^-f*I^Rlfl-Pl^-Ac- |W. 
 
 Kxadly or doggedlj Matiog one's aelf on t^ 
 
 SEC 
 
 Seated, p. v. V. 1. «RT^%3T, Ac. OTft^, 3TTOTftv?T, STRT- 
 
 2 ^N^Sr, Ac. M^l*,«. 
 
 3 ^fl^cll, Ac. Ptf**^, f^ ( in comp. as ij4p|^, ^f^^, 
 »1H)Piy ),^ ( in comp. ). 
 
 Seateb, n. SEATijro, /?. a. v. V. 1. ir ^«iu i ui , <r^^-Ac. ^Prrf. 
 
 2 ?*<m«im, Ac. ^%^-ST^^N5T-Ac. ^PTTf-^rft-Ac. 
 Secast, n. 3f^^/. 
 2b Secede, v. n. xcithdraw from association. ^7$t, M'lWl-Ac, 
 
 ftaf, stf^ ft^-"T5^, ^»T?T/.-^T«r?T/-&c. ^rS^-CT^, "P- 
 
 Secedeb, n. Secediso, /). a. v. V. JdulKl, J7^<?T, %naT 
 
 ^^Tr-yirt«I, ^'H'H^3''1RT-'^TI%3T, Ac. '^H^ ^TT^T. 
 To Secern. See To Sec bete. 
 Secession, n. v. V. vzS[ n. fzf. f^*R; ^ot n. 
 To Seclude, e. a. separate, keep apart {from society, tfc. ). 
 
 ^fWI ^JT#, <^f?WRT »«.-ftr*)^^^ m. !R^ 5^. 0/ 0. 
 
 2 ( one's self ). <(^iff ?T^-^?#, <(fid^r« ff».-f^f^«rT- 
 
 3 See To Exclude. 
 Secluded, p. v. V. 1. %nalT <l^f4^c5l, Ac. 
 
 I. See Eexibed. [f^^PffrT/. 
 
 Seclusion, v. v. V. 2.— state, ^ffi^w »«. filf^rftVlM «. ^- 
 Secosd, a. 5HTT, fg^rft^T, JvjTT. [+i<H<"ft/. 
 
 Playingor singing 8. _;M'niny in. ^3/ ^'Rtrrr >n. 
 
 S. to none. arf^fftT, 9T^^TT, 
 
 S.-rate. JT«n=Pm/. 
 Second, «. supporter, lacker, y. Helfer. MI<i<l^wiHI, ITZTr- 
 
 ^E^, <n1W, •iif^'^K, ^T^/. ?fR*ft, ?i'TT5E<mTT, ^Fhrm w 
 
 A 8. at vocal or instrumental music. %II^*^ m. g- 
 
 2 ( of time ). r*l*rfl /. ( 55 of a kalii ). fiPTc! n. ( ^ of a 
 pala ). ?T^ m. ( the English word. ). 
 To Second, v. a. hack, support, v. To Uel^ . qre/. ^, "TO 
 
 ^T^r^ ff. ofo.t^m. ^vA, 
 To s. a singer, t^ m. '^-^t^^^fSi, 
 Seconp-band, a. not new. 3YT, ^H'-^^il, 3l'«l<jH, ST^'ft'T^, 
 
 2 not original, heard from another. JT^n^, .J^-*»NT, J- 
 
 Second-batk, a. of /A« fecont/ quality, Sfc. ^^-^*^^ Rfft- 
 
 'iTT-f^Hfftm -m"T?^^-^fTTMr-4c. [ f^/- 
 
 SKoas-siOHT, «. supernatural sight. fi^RTV^ m. «, fifHT^- 
 
 Thttt is endowed with s. f^q^^, f^*«»Xft. 
 Secoxdabilt, «/». v. A. 2. »iKHWT%, •it'R:, W^^ld:. 
 Secokbabinbss, n. rA.l. iToim/. sJWHm/. Ac. »JN>TT?m, 
 SaoosSAXT, «. netof the first intention, not primary. t'M, 
 awfiw, ai>iw, JT'- 
 S. object or end. »if*l^?^ w. 
 
S'ECf 
 
 766 
 
 SED 
 
 2 not of the^rst order or rate. ITEft-HWHT-^Irt-^qi-Ac. !| Skctahus, a. ^ |^ I M I » i N t, ^ 'AryH I ' l f-m , S^f^lHI'lif^T^- 
 
 sifO-m-'ii<NI-f*Rc(t^I-«ri'Mrl^-&c. 
 Secoxdlt, adv. v. A. |^KT deal. J«-*<|^. 
 SscBECY, Secuetness, h. V. A. 1. gffq oi i »n. <fcc. JSRn/. J- 
 
 ^?TT/. JKHT^ m. 3T'«TrfTM<ir/. 
 
 I. seclusion. «i+iri«(/?r w. f^f^^P?RT »». 
 
 II. forhearance of disclosure ; silence. Kl'^n. aPTHnT «. 
 
 Profound s. ^nT^fffrT/. 
 Secbet, a. hidden, concealed, not known to others., TT, 5^, 
 
 qtwr ^oi>. jftc^, T^^q', yrriirr^, jfTTrar^r, Tf^q'r^r , 
 jihw/iNt, ai'<<i$iM, c3fr?R'«T, ^^tr^, '^Titt^ ( as ^W^ 
 
 f^T^^, ^W^ 'ST^oin.-JT^TPr n.-&c.) ^T (in comp. as ^- 
 K^'Jl s. cell or drawer, ^ftT%W s. pocket, also ^'it^F, 
 
 ■«)1<,*iiiTT, ^fkf^rs^, -"(KMsit, =Eftn^, ^ftws, ^k^, 
 ^rn^T, ^K'MhmI, '^\x^\K., &c. &c.) 
 
 2 retired .^ private, — a place. aTTT^55oft, aTTS^oEOtr^, ^- 
 8 ciose, incommunicative, keeping secrets. JpITT^Tr, ^^IrT, 
 
 <^riT^r ^iR:?R-5?55^5-^, 3^rPTr«ft, n^rr^^^r^, g^Wr^. 
 
 4 occult, not apparent, Sfc. v. Obscuke. Jff, ns, 3TFT^. 
 
 5 not proper to he seen. ij^. 
 
 Sec BET, «. Mt'w^ ^< concealed. ^ ». n^'T'fr?/. T^^ pop. 
 
 jnf n. 
 
 Disclosure of secrets. arrfH^ »». 
 
 Diving into the s. of. Hif*r^ m. ^^\^^l^ n, — person 
 that dives, Jnf%^, H»rf'=t^. 
 
 Knower of the secrets of. 3t?T'^t, H^, HSIT, *T*?fr, 
 
 One's own s. f?TvpjpT «. 
 
 2 ( as of a piece of mechanism, &c. ) i«y, tricJc, Si'e. v. 
 Aex. »T1^ n. +lri'jrl «. f%?^ or n^f^jff/. 
 
 3 secrets; ^t'tio^e j)ar/«, v. Pbivitx. J^THI w. 
 Beobetart, «. official-witer, Sfc. ^iftt, f^ST^ or f^?:'ftH. 
 
 The English word is frequently used as %'iPiO, 
 sometimes +('ti<idK. 
 Persian s. JT^ft. 
 2 See MisiSTEB, Officeb. 
 To Secbete, v.a. conceal., v. To Hide. ?5<T^, frt^Sr, ^tT^. 
 2— in the animal economy. %»Tar-&c. ^<»if, ^raat, ij- 
 
 Secretion, n. t. V. 2. ^' | otn . < ( ?i «. ^root n. &c. |'«Ti]^oi n. 
 
 I. <Ae fno«er secreted. ^t»5IMI^H ^TSST ^^rTT 'T^'ifOT.JToBw. 
 
 Secretly, arfp. v. A. 1. ^HMufi, JW, fe^T ^t^T, S^ ?y- 
 
 Secbbtort, o. performing the office of secretion. tlolT ^- 
 
 ^'^ tiHiii-JM^I'INI, &c. 7?TT^. 
 Sect, n.— in religion. »TrT n. MH^ i M «. <T^ m. <m /»?• T«T»» 
 
 Sectaeian, Sect art, n. one o/'a *«<. y r <«I I H I ^ , ^TT^rJTPfr- 
 
 g ^TT^, nmi^ ^ ^ nmr^gs fr, ^tmr^Tfr, ^rmrxnrt, fH- 
 
 ^, ?J<i*i i«ir«(rt'«n -%^-3TT«pft-&e. 
 Section, m. v. Division, g;^ «. injT n. nf^^q »». 
 
 2 — in geometry, jtf! m. 
 
 3 ( of a book ). ST^-qT^ w. tT^n. ^Am. ^«j. n. ^5m. n, 
 
 ^tr »i. *rTT OT. 1!imT/. sj+l"! n. <Tfc#^ »». f?^ wj. 
 Sectional, a. Tmr^T, ^5T^, 
 Sectob, n. f^^ tn. |rfi ^ «i. 
 Seculab, a. relating, Sfc. to this present world-^ not spiritual, 
 
 —matters. <4irtl*^i, ?ff?^nf?rT, ^f^, ff^^f^'SRfHrT,^- 
 
 The science or law of s. or social walk. 5«r?^rT^«. 
 
 2— person; v. LaT. sq^^, ^Tft, sPT^t, ^^^^rf^. 
 SECULARisT.n. one who maintains the tvorth of things sensible. 
 
 ^^T^i^t n. 
 Seculahitt, Secclabness, n. icorldUness of spirit. \f^^ 
 
 /. ^RTRref^fT/. vfk'^n^f. sn=Ef^/. 
 
 2 the system of things sensible. ^.T^VTl^ n. ^^V'M^^ m. 
 Secundines.w.t. Aftebbikth. ?rTT/^ro5/.qi^%^n.iTHhq'»». 
 Secube, a. free from apprehension of danger, assured, sure, v. 
 
 Confident, f^r^, firT%r, f^xt^., 3T^^, *nT?iWJR%T, 
 
 2 free from danger, safe. fSpk,f^r^»ft,T«mft?T,f5r«*- 
 ST, f^a, rH*'>44<4, 31'J^IMq vulg. afT^rTT, arwHT^jfr- 
 «T?^, 3TOHT5?r>T?T, ar^tHT^PTOR, iJ^^^tT^nft^T, &c. 
 
 To Secure, v. a. make safe, guard from d<mger. fsf^-^t^T- 
 ^Jft-&C. ^Rot, »1 'Ml PX I otr-*nn^n5ST-»l^TTrft<T-&C. ^R^, ^- 
 Vq^uil m. qR^ 5^. o/'o. f^T'^^nmr m. 3TT<»I^, ^^t^W m.- 
 5r^^/-^?W «.-&c. 5R5f ^. 0/ 0. H«TfH|^/.-»Tq^?T?T 
 W.-&C. ^pT't y. of o. gT^T?f-&e. ^Rijf, 
 2 »iaA«? certain. ?q<^-5^^-f^f5lqa-T«g^f5Tgf?r-&c. ^T^T 
 -^?«?T ^3t, ^f^fft/.-fTfMfft/.-f^'«PT W.-&C. qRof.^;?s?T- 
 ^ ^. ofo. [ fSrf%T. 
 
 Secubely, acfv. V. A. 1. f^^W^T, Hqmf=fPT, Hq<f^d , ^A^y 
 2 and Safely. f^4q^, g^irn^, *irtlH?T, g^m<T. 
 
 Secubity, n. T. A. 1. f^4q4U|| m. ^.^tprtTTT >«. f^ff^mTT 
 w. &c. ^<fiKir^rM n. ^m^Jf^mr/. 3TH+<lf^rq «. 
 2 fH^TTTTT »». ^PTt^nfK'TT »». P|ft--tii't)H<TT w. <fec. f»pV- 
 
 T^T/. *nmmff». Mq<i%q «. a^PTTrtr/ f^f^^g?iT/. 
 
 Pr«^'F n. fH^ n. 
 
 I. /)fc(fye given, surety. Sflf^Pft/. fTRTw. ^T*ft/. ^?IT/. 
 S.— bond. ^srnft'I'PfTqT or ^^ m. vHI»0^fT?r «. 
 
 II. »Kre<y; — of persons. ^mftT, ^TTJftT^, «?'=qN', ^T*ft- 
 
 Chain or round of securities. vffjftJTWt^oft/. 
 
 III. ( for goods or money ). »TTH^»ffT, — as disting. 
 from ^sft^JTRft^ S. for the appearance of the person. 
 For this, also ^?f^sif?r«r wi. 
 
 Sedan, «. portable chair, ^iri^t/. 
 
 SfiBAiE, a. ttaid, steady, composed. fK^X., TTfT or »Rg;W, n 
 
SED 
 
 767 
 
 Sedatelt, adv. t. A. ft'^T^^, H<:i|»fl^, Ac. 
 
 SeDATEXE38, ». v. a. f%yiM«Il W. 't*ft<l|U|| m. H<*«tMU|l IB. 
 
 Sedative, «. — in medicine. ?nT^»i.iW?IH^ n. iT^TH ». iTT^w. 
 Sedative, a. v. Composixo. ^m^^RrTf-^Tft-i*. TTTW^PFrrf- 
 
 &c. ♦idlM^<-&c. [ <lf^r!| n. 
 
 Sedestabisess, «. V. A. 2.1i^7WT m. <fc<?. -SriH I T T^ "». ^??^- 
 SedcttaBT, aecuttomed to tit much. ^«+|*ft, •RPFT*^,^- 
 
 *T'ft,'^a+|M»I. 
 
 2 requiring tittinj, patted in tilting. "^R^^, SR^Pt^, 
 
 SeDAK, ». ^? 4H*Mf?| 3Tf^. 
 
 Scduuekt, «. T. Dbegs. ttoS w. «^a n. ^rt^ m. v\^H\U m. 
 Sxdihxxtabt, a. iTotr^r, M<^*i^r. 
 
 Seditiox, n./actiout or rebelliout commotion. V[% n. «RT?T»». 
 ^ m."^ m. 
 
 Plot or scheme of a. t^ m. 
 SwrrxODS, a.faetiout, turbulent. ^, ^<r, 4iHI, ^- 
 
 «n^, «ti*<!i;ft, <^'«ti-<4i, ^"t^, «re^, <ii?(t,'P^f*"H<i-^r. 
 
 8. practices. «reT#/. 4?T^ w. 
 
 S. risings and plots,— compreh. *<\f%H< m. f%^T^- 
 
 3b Seduce, r. a. entice from tie path of rectitude. JflSf- 
 
 »KT'hj^-<tc. ^^, «Tn!^ n. ^t^ 'TT^'f-HUniui g. of o. 
 Tiiii'iR-Ac. r'-I<l'5|, flRTfwi or P>dHU|, f<t<i<uf, srTxSfr, 
 2 ( a female ). 5?n?T^-Ac. -Mhn^lt^f ^TR^, ^Tfl**;^- 
 To s. and elope with. ^T^-*l««l %7f, 
 
 SxDccED, p. T. V. 1. 5?RT^fT *i^^5r^-f«r«F^^-ftTnw- 
 
 ^?^-Ac. fT^T^^*^, '^IIHinm '^W%'7T, Ac. 
 2 ^Vffl "OY %?!<^, Ac. 
 Sedoceb, n. SEDtci.xo, p. a. SEDtCTivE, a. V. 1, 5?n?I^- 
 
 4«iifl-A«. rfcfl4|«ll<I, f^3'.<»lKl, miHini^ STfTTTT, Ac, 
 
 2 ^V^ *re ^TTRT, 'JMf ^ J<<*n'IVJI'J, Ac. 
 FJEDCCTI05, n. T. V. I.— act. jfP^TOf n. JfW^ n. J^RJT- 
 f^ kof » •^f^fftr'i w.-Ac. 
 
 2" q*^ ?<i*fmJf «. ♦iM«^*«'flHiflm «. iftHiTf/rn. 
 
 Sedolitt, Sedoloussess, n. t. A. Itfl'ft'mT «. T^ m. 
 SiDOboUl, a. mittduout. r. Diliobkt. ?^T«ft, T^mmv, 
 
 sm^, fiTFf^, •Tm'ft, ift*^, awwu, ?nnii, tt^tt^, 
 
 *f»l<rtf^, fTTOH^i*, 
 
 Srpii^oLT, oic. T. A. ^m ^«^, 
 
 lb See, e. «. perceive *y M« <ry«. "TT^tjf, ^^<it, 3^^, 3H^- 
 «!*«(, Rrtl+ul, ^^ or «iqot, ^^, e^^fn n.-^/.-3T^- 
 f^ m.-3T^T^^ «.-Ac. 5FT''f, ^^^T «'«• cow. ^^t^-&c. 
 <I?wr jn. con. ??TOT n.-^ m.-^^n^T n.-^^T^T n.-^^ f.^. 
 ^^ n.-Ac. ^ET"if. [ ^, vTTX»Iof. 
 
 2 discover., descry, perceive, ^^f^ot, T^iif, Hrs^t, ?r*nT- 
 
 3 off ; conduct on the tcay. MWMul, ^55^, qia^tjft/. 
 qjTwf y. ©/"o. 
 
 To See, ». n. Aare the power of tight. Tf^t, C^/- ?t^ »», 
 ^. Ac. 3T^ »n. con. f^^wT impers. 3t5C^-Ac. afre^. 
 
 2 rfjVerf /Ae tight, v. To Look. TT^, •PT'it or «l^, ^- 
 
 3 into, through j discern, penetrate, tj'c. %i^, rlf^«i, 
 vdl«l"i, ^ n.-»T4 ».-Ac. vTmor, %^, *r^ i».-Ac. ^^. 
 
 4 examine., enquire. Mi^uj, spi^t or J^jof , ^IT^T »».-=^fy^- 
 ^/.- f^'^TR OT.-Ac. ^^. 
 
 5 beware, take care. wlHui, HHToE't. 
 Seed, n. sft n. ^t^ n. 
 
 Baised from s. fi|MlI3. [ rw m. x^m. 
 
 S. springing or just sprung, ^^i^^r n. ij^f. ^\ m. 
 
 2 a B. ^/. jfrJT ». 
 
 3 ( of Btone fruits ). 3T5oft/. ar^/ asreto^/. 
 
 4 «<ocX:, source. ift3T «. PpR? ». 
 
 6 T. Offspbixo. ift^T n. fllvi^d n. fSpiT^ n. 
 Failure or extinction of s. sfi^/. fH^Sd M. 
 
 6 portion reterved for teed to he town. fJ|qi>>i or «l^ n. 
 filWTNl or fi|*<Nl ^n»n m. NH"! or 4ir«t<,«(yi/. 
 
 Mixed sowing s. ilfl/. 
 
 8. roots, slips, Ac. reserved for sowing and setting, 
 — compreh. iff fJlVl"^ «. ^ f^«T «. ^iWt or 4t Jtrpitn. 
 Jfi HTT «. 
 
 7 ( animal ) «p*rm, teminal fluid. ^ m./. VTT?!/. \'f\ n. 
 ifH «. 5U5 n. ifrJT «. f«rii?r? «. l^ n. 
 
 To Seed, t.n. gioto to maturity to at to produce seed.'^^^i^^ 
 
 To Seed, v. a. See To Sow. 2 ( cotton ) extract the seed. 
 
 Cost of seeding cotton, ^m^ f. 
 Seed-libo, n. T. Plast. it^ n. 
 
 Seed-plot, «i. art^oT ». s^t^'Tr^ft sfTTT /. tt^t^ TT^ m. 
 Seed-time, n. ^rwqWt fm / ^^?m^ V^^ tn. 
 Seedless, a. Ppff^r, P?«Vc5. 
 
 2 wanting its stone or nut, — fruit. Hlrtfi-t. 
 Seedt, a. exhautted, looking poorly. 'BPT, 
 Seeiso, «. T. Sioar. ^f^ /. 
 Sebiiio, Seejso that, t. Sisce. 5r«^t, Tirn^r. 
 To 8e»e, v. a. look for, v. To SeaBCH. fliTif, <TTf^, V^Tf^. 
 Long sought for. Nrtf^T. [X^ g.ofo. 
 
 2 solicit, ask, v. To Beo. mn^t, irW, «n^pn/.-4c. «- 
 To Seek, ». «. «a*e search. <n^^, ^lT*Tm.-^Tc?nT m.-Ac, *T^, 
 
 fftvTtT-Ac. STO't. 
 Setskeb, «. Seeei50,;». a. r. V. A. 1. ^{t*mm, itl^ W\r- 
 
 ^r, nwTH ^^^nrr, af^, an^nr. 
 
 2 »TT»I»ITO, anff (wp- in comp. as f^^T^f, *P^y Ac ). 
 
SET 
 
 768 
 
 SEL 
 
 To Seem, v. a. appear, f^ot, H[V^^ ^TTot, IHot. 
 
 2 a« opp. to be in reality. ^H^, «<l|*,H-^^?T-&o. ^^ 
 at, tn »».-ft?5 m.-^TZ «i.-tfkiiT ».-&c. 3TfI0t m. con. 
 
 Seemeb, «. Seemino, ^. a. v. V. 1. f^yuiKl, HW'tRT, &c. 
 
 2 ^"^STT r<^««iHr, m'^<:^*ii fter^iT. 
 
 Seemino, »». appearance, gemUance. 3ii«JiK »». ^ j». W^M «. 
 
 fh5 tn. *rm m. [ ft, vnn;. 
 
 SEEMUfOLT, adv. in appearance. f^^T'^^rfrT, «II^^5?T, ^IT^I?^- 
 Seemzisess, n. v. A. CTHK^ «. J^^^T"! ». aTTT m. 
 
 2 jTPT^/. ^Rmr/. 5?r^f?^ n. ^ [ ?r, ^f^T^. 
 
 Seeult, a. comely, Sfc. v. Beautifui,. '^^^t, ^I^, ^^^- 
 2 hecotnlng, v. Fit. 'TFq', 3f^?r, Hm^, fw, f^^JraTR. 
 
 Sees, p, v. V. A. 1. mT^i^r, «tc. ^k, ^, 55f|^, ^f5&rT, 
 3T«fa"rf%fl, ^flTcT, ^^T?T, ^ti|^(T. 
 
 Seek, «. Seeiso, p. a. v. V. A. 1. m^uiRl, &c. ^^fTT. 
 V. v. N. Mf^uiKi, 3taH, ^^JTf ( in comp. as ^^, ^T- 
 
 ^^ff, ^^'^^Tf, gii^Tf, f^?^, &c. &c.), ^r, =^fj«HT^. 
 I. V. PuornET, Sage. *rf^ Hl^uiKl, Tf^PKI^ff, 55^^, 
 
 See-saw, n. vibratory or reciprocating motion. ^^TiJ^^ /. 
 
 To Seethe, v. a. v. To Boil, f^vsr^nf, ^%i6f, .j^ijulf ^ 
 To Seethe, v. n. he in seething. RtvjI^, 3^1ot^ 
 Seethed, p. v. V. A. f^T^rq^c^T, 3^Rt~l?5T, &c. 
 Seethee, n. T. V. A. fn^d*<uiKf, ^+S"II<I, &c. 
 
 I. See Pot, Boilee, 
 Segae, n. cigar. ^ m. ^f^f. 
 Seqmest, n. — of a circle. ^Tg'T n. «l^rf<,«ii m. 
 Seoeegakious, «. that keeps by itself. <^=Jj^, ^^^TtO. 
 To Segeegate, &c. See To Separate, &c. 
 Seigkioe, See Loed. 
 Sei>t;, n.Jishing net. <nn »«. jtoE m. T^f /. 
 Seizable, a. V. V. tTTmr-&c. #nT-?TR^-«&c. trnT, 
 Tfl Seize, v. a. cateh.,clutch^asp,lay }ioldoJ.^^^\^\(\-:^<^- 
 
 iTiT w.-^'nnr »». TT^oi-^nr^'Jif «•!</» fr of o. 
 
 2 ^ai-e iy violence, Sfc. vf*«diw7^-&c. ^-q^tif, siol-+,ir). 
 tn^, «l55«};RdT, ^?T ^of, "fciiA^d ^JT^I, fTOT", ff^ot, f^- 
 
 1^^r|^-f|H^ ^of, ^nioi', w^'it, ^5^, ar^'jf, i?^ 
 
 S invade suddenly, take hold of overpower, — a feTer,&e. 
 
 4 — iu law ; sequestrate. vHT ^T'f. 
 
 5 upon ; fall on and grasp. fTKT^, ^fWISf »». STH^-HI- 
 
 Seized, p. v. Y. 1. irR?ir, "I^Si^J^T, ^, ^-r. 
 
 2 ^nn^^^ ^l5?!T, «l^*R^aT, &C. ^T»(PT. 
 
 3 ijMf?!, &c. ir^, 3TT?»5t?T. 
 
 4 :inT %?5?^, ^STJT. 
 
 Seizer, n. Seiziso,^. o. v. V. 1. qTTTTTT, ^?T-&c. ^mRT, i 
 
 Seizing, Seizure, «. t. V. I.— act. ^^ n. q^oj «. Ac. q- 
 
 2— oc<. «!*'+, i«»uj n. ^^^T^ijf «. ^'R^ n. &c.^^m.^ot, 
 
 ST'T^T'ir n. 3TT^fK m. ^^^'if. 
 
 d—act. ^oV «. TtJTi'^ n. &c. 
 
 4 — act. vHT «F^oi ». vTjft/. 
 Seldom, ado. not often, not frequently, rarely. W^% f^THTT. 
 To Select, v. a. v. To Choose, f^isrs^, f^^5 %^,^T^,3T- 
 
 qijf, ^^of, qft^DH n.-qfcT'^r/. W.K^ g. ofo. 
 Select, a. v. Choice, f^i^rs^, f^srif^f , ^^c^T. 
 Selectios, ». T. Y.—act. Pmi^n. SRof n. ^^a. 
 
 I. a 8. ( from a book, &c. ). ^'qr »». 
 Self, a. or fro. very, v. Savle. ?ii^, ^. 
 
 2 — as conjoined with a pronoun reciprocally. aiTT'Jf or 
 
 3TFTUT,--a8 conjoined with a pronoun for emphasis arTT 
 
 or 3TNTJr, ^. 
 
 Myself, ourselves, himself, yourself, &c. i. e. ly one'* 
 
 self, in person, in p-oprid persona, y. Peeeon. ^'^vi or 
 
 Amongst ( our-your-their ) selves. 3TT?^tH, aTrrarT- 
 
 As or like one's s. aTTfHW'T; 
 
 By ( my-him-their, &c. ) self or selves; alone. ^'Jr, 
 ^cTT, ^^^RT, (^^^ST, all ded. 
 
 Of (its-him-their, &c.) self </r selves, of own accord, r. 
 
 Spostaseouslt. 9r<T:;'0iJ.w?rt,*^,3mr«nT,'3TrTTJi f[^:^^ 
 
 Equality with one's s. 3TlfHlM»^ «. [ ^HfrT/. 
 
 Sense or apprehension of s. ar^qSR m. ar^^TR/n. 3?- 
 Sparer of qne's s. arnHHs^r, 3Ttn=qn;, 3TR^^ w 5:, 
 
 Upon one's own s. upon otie't own means or responsi' 
 lility. arflT^. [ ^/ ^ot. 
 
 To act like one's s. 3TrT??mrR^-3TTT%^ ^T^,3TT^- 
 To be beside one's s. ^^T^-5^'^-lT<Trfl^-&c. fTflffr. 
 To cast off from one's s. ( care, coucern,b]ame, Ac). 
 
 To come to one's s. %^TWT-5^Nt-&c. ^. 
 
 To enrich one's s. VX «. *R^. 
 
 To lay by or put by for one's s. arfmWt^ ^T?59r. 
 
 To spare one's s. arfn «. U^-^l^. 
 3 own self, own, soul. 3TT?^ m. ^ m. 
 
 Self, in composition, is rendered by 3TTf»T, ^, ^?T:, 
 ^^, as will be seen by the words that follow in order. 
 Self-abuse, n. ^\W.fh\\f. aritH'l^f/. 3TTfH^?^/. 
 Self-accomplished, a. ^^rTtf^j. 
 Selt-acql'ieed, a. #?n^, 'STAif. 
 Self-actuatiso, a. ^?t^. 
 SELP-ADVAyTAOE, u. aT R*< f^H «. aTTnrf^ff/. afrRJTT^ m. 
 
 Self-affaies, fi. ?4^|«J «. ^+.»f n. 
 
 SELr-AOeBAKDlZEllESI, ». ^H^c<?|f^/. 
 
^ s^ ' 
 
 SeLF-APPLACSE, i». ailcM*Hf?l/. 3TTf«T*<?nn/. . [fTHfT. 
 SeLF-BEGOTTEX, SELF-BOBN, a. 3TTrHv>lfHr|,<?llrMM,^^, W- 
 
 SELF-BEOriLEP, a. *M«ir^fi, ^wniR?i. 
 
 SELr-COILECTEDXESS, «. TPT/. ^^t«PTT/. '^^HM n. 
 
 Self-coxceit, n. V. Co.NCEiT. Jfhmr ffi. arf^TTPT m. ^Tf*T- 
 HR- m. arp'TPT t/i. grpJTf^/. SilffllfHHM w. 3T^*T^- 
 
 Self-cosceitep, a. v. Coxcetted. aif^Hpft, ST^^Hpft, ^- 
 
 fHHR pop. ^^TfHKPft, ajkHirHHI-ft, 
 gELF-COXFIDEXCE, «. V. COXFIDEXCE. aT^RIPT n. (^HHH m. 
 
 Self-coxtidest, a. y. c5xfxdext. ailWH^Hrlcfl-m, *^1Hpl- 
 
 Self-cossecratiox, «. ailrHlHUI n. 
 
 SELF-COXTKOt, n. ^T^m m. 3ir?TT^«nTin. WlrHPl'MMm. 3nf*T^?r 
 Wl. 3TTr*T^nT^ "•■ 
 
 PoiscBsiniT s. r-iHHH*+. 
 Self-CBEAted, a. Kpq'^KT, ?nT, #?T5r. ["TT/ 
 
 Seif-deceit, Self-dec eptiox, n. arrw^^PTT/. ^ir*iw<iK- 
 
 SEtr-DECEIVED, O. 3TIfR5rf%J«T, ^W^ffT, ^IrHHrllRtl, ^SlrTT- 
 ft^. [^^. 
 
 Self-decstteb, «. Self-beceitixo, a. anTH^T^TF, 5ffRHq?fr- 
 
 SeLF-BEFEXCE, fl. JHIrH'WI «. 3Tlc»1<iK<T «. ^^IM «• 
 
 Self-besial, n. ^TTH m. JllrHPt^^M m. 3TT?»rfJnTtT »». 
 8elm>E5TIX0, a. OTrHpiqiH*', ^IrHPl^Tvft. 
 Self-dkpesdexce, n. aikHlHiq m. ^ir*ti«iK m. 
 
 8EEF-DEPE5DEXT, SeLF-DEPEXDISO, a. 3TTrKT«nT, ^IcMl^pft. 
 
 Self-desthlctiox, n. 3n?>rnH m. >1IrM^rm/. 3TTfHpl5T n. 
 
 SetF-BEvMED, a. *c|Vir*<H, 'JUIrR^JiniH, »«I*fr<T?T. 
 Sei.f-betotei>, a. 3l|f>irf<f«T, TrFW^^fTH. 
 
 SELF-DETOTEltEXT, SelF-DETOHOX, M. 3TIr»Trf<T «. 31lfHf5j- 
 
 %^ »». 
 SEtF-EBCCATED, a. 3nrKf)[Tf?T^, HI«J|P>H. 
 
 Self-esjotuest, n. ^!rH*j<M «. »^T?*rg?r «. 
 
 SeLF-ESTKEV, «. T. COXCEIT. 31^»>«K W. 3fT^«Kf?f /. 
 
 Self-etidext, a. *^:f^5, ^^'.ipTm, »^;ft^. 
 
 S»tr-EXA»lrXATIOX, n. ■Snnr^WT/. WrHr«l*(K<n «. 3TTr»Tfif- 
 
 Self-exzcl'ted, a. aiitfHfxi, ^Iff^. 
 
 8Et.r-EXItTE5CE, %. ^^'-f^Tf^/. ^^HT «. *^«iv»Mrq fl. 
 SELT-EEItTEST, «. «T^, '*»lrHH, »^:ftf5, ^^JT^fff, 3T^>f^. 
 
 Seif-oaueb, Seif-uot, a. Hi^*i, 'innrrffp?, w^TTf^^, ?^- 
 
 8E£r-«ITEX, e. fftf^, STTTTTT, T^TTfRT. ' 
 
 SELF-OOTEnniKXT, «. JllfH^IH^ n. MI^Mp1<(H<i »l. ^iW^nm. 
 
 StLF-iaiioBAxcE, %. 'itinm^iM n. ^frfror/. wiw^ «. 
 8EiF-ia9oBAXT. a. •snmiTT^. l^/. 
 
 Scu-mrorTAXCE, n. t. Coxceit. »it»t m. iftTf n. iflMull «. i 
 
 8ctr-l]ITSKEST, V. »^4 W. *^^%*{ n. fflrnf^^ «. ' 
 
 BEtr» » TE KE »T Ei >, a. wr«Jf, «l«Jr>H, Wnl^f^f, Wl4S<i 
 
 Sei^-wtiieb, 0. amrnpr, 5«HHPt>if^fl, 
 
 69 SEL 
 
 I Self-kkoweh, n. SELF-Kxowixa, a. aTTJTfT, afTTriTfrpft, 3TT- 
 
 Self-kxowledoe, n. WT?»T|TR «. aiTWf^/. 3ii?JT«rm m. 
 
 Self-love, n. ar^^nr «. ST^HT^ w. ar^^rf^r/. ar^^Tmr/. 
 Self-moved, Self-jiovixo, a. ?^^^, ^^, 
 Self-mukdeb, n. anw^TH m. a^TTH^fqr/. ^TTrH^tr m. armr- 
 f|HT/. [ cqTifr. 
 
 ■ SeLF-MUKDEREE, n. 3<|rHMIcO,31lrM4M*, aTTrJT^r^ITT, 3TRJT- 
 Self-opixioxed, Self-opikioxated, a. v. Coxckited. ?^- 
 
 Self-possessed, a. aiiw^ig, f^HH^H), ^riifirr, MH^ . 
 Self-possessiox, n. ^HPT «. ^f^/. "Fm/. ^Tl^trPrtt/. 
 
 sj«'Il^qpT n. 
 Self-PBAISE, n. 3TTf»T^?T/. 3TT7*TS>c?mT /. 31I7»TSr?IHT/. 
 Self-peesebvatiox, wrantTT^IW n. ?^?^tJT h. ^51M »/. 
 I Self-kespect, «. ^^rf^mFT M. aTTriTRH m. 
 
 SELP-EESPECTrXG, a. 3TTrKHT^. 
 
 Self-bestbaixed, a. arrrT^i'Trr, 3iT?*r^i?rf^, sn^^f^?, 
 
 Self-bestbaint, a. aikH^qJT m. 3TR>TfJ=r'T^w. SlfT^TH^ «. 
 
 Self-eiodteous, a. ?fT^^JT^. 
 Self-same, a. v. Same, fft^, ^HT, 3T^?q'. 
 
 SELF-SEAECnER, ». anfT^.^ff. N"TT. 
 
 Self-seekeb, n. Self-seekixo, a.v. SELrisn. ??piff'TO,^^- 
 Self-seekixo, n. v. Selfishsess. '^v4^^^f. ^^T^t^T^/. 
 
 SeLF-SVBDUED, a.v. MOBTIFIED. ^rfRRT, f^^f^^, f^riqi'?. 
 
 Self-sufficiexct, n. v. Coxceit. ?^hitr »». ^^t^wt «. 
 
 Self-sdfficiext, a. v. CoscErrED. ?>TTfH»Tpft, ?^r<T, ^- 
 Self-willed, a. v. Obstihate, 'WiiFUt. ^^^g^, *«l-»d<(l, 
 
 <t5r, 3Tmf , anwr, atnwft. 
 Self-willedxe88, fl. V. A. armn f». W-^tf^^lMOII m. ^^^- 
 XI m. ^\r\->^ n. ^mfir/. 
 
 Selfish, a. regarJing only one' $ oum interest. CHIV^^ ^fT 
 T^THT, ?^Tvff, 3m^I'«?f, aTTTf^'ftStn, 3TnT3'ft7r=qT, 
 
 f^, ȴ^prTT, ?^i|frjfc, ^^fiRTTT, wfipTTnm, ^wr^f^r- 
 
 2— of action*, Ac. ^^^Y^tTj^^^^l^t^i^rHrT^pilWr, 
 
 Ac. «FTni. ' [»f5i^, Ac. 
 
 Selfishlt, adt. v. A. anT^ f^ "TTpT,Ac. BrT'4?^^, f^r- 
 
 SELVrsjiXKSB, fi.T.A. WTi/l^oiT m. •JTnP^^f'I'TT f». 3TNSWtCT- 
 
 ^^'JT «. Ac. wnl^fn/. ^^TTilsfif /• wt4^w/. «R9ptx- 
 
 f%/. Hf^i^rii/. A". 
 To Sell, v. a. part with for a price. f^^W, ^^p^^ot, f^^rir 
 
 rfrr/.^i»f,^*TTm,.Ac. iHR^wf, mw^ V^, 3?!^, 9f?7*l> 
 
 ^^y U'f^ m.-&c. ^t^ot J. ofo. 
 To Sell, r.fi. be told, he diapoted of for a price. pTTf^, ^^, 
 
 OfPf, ^r^-&c. ^TT'Jf, ^ CT.-Ac. ^wr y. o/«. 
 
SE^ 
 
 770 
 
 SE?f 
 
 To s. off smartly, m^f- rs^ g. ofs. 
 Seileb, n. Selusg, p. a. v. V. A. f«lf>inHT, ^l^H ^oikt, 
 HTrir^ 4UIKI, &c. f*l+qi in comp. f^f^Hr, ftp^JT-ifcc. ^frf 
 
 -^^-&c. [ w^^\H m. 
 
 Selvage, Seltedge, «. the edge of cloth. ar'^ToE/.m. 9\wf.pl. 
 Semelasce, n. \. Like>-ess. ^TR^Toir »». W^'f'? «• STTHT^ 
 
 w. TW «. 
 
 2 appearance^iform, ^'c. v. Likesess. ^ «. tlw ♦». 
 Semen, n. v. Seed. ^ ». #T w. 
 
 To emit b. — man or beast. ^X^. 
 Semi. Tliis word is rendered in composition by Qfnf, ^JT, 
 
 &c. as will be seen from tho words that follow. 
 
 SEMI-AXIMATE;0.37tVrf^«n^, 3^«ipTc7T,^HqT^,»Tfr5E?7,fSnTm. 
 
 Semi-bbeve, «. ^^^ER m. 
 
 Semi-ciecle, n. arSfri n. 3T»J^^ n. |TTr«r «. 3TtJ^». 
 
 Semi-cibculab, a. ST^'fTll^ft, frrrtrf^^f?!. 
 
 SEMI-CTLINDBICAI,, rt. 1^JTTrTf=5. 
 
 Semi-diameteb, «. 3Tqo*(iy >». 
 
 Semi-lt;>-ab, a. s^sH^rq^, ^q=^?T^fT. 
 
 Semi-metal, n. ^vtt^ m- 
 
 Semi-toxe, w. H=s#Tr/. 
 
 Semi-towel, n. artf^T m. [^^T^F, ^f^*. 
 
 Semi>-al, a. relating, S;c. to seed. s^iTWT, sf^JfFRtft, sft^ff - 
 
 S, fluid, T. Seed, m^ m.f. jftq «. 
 SiMiSABT, n. seed-plot. STT^W «. 3Tt^<'ft^ srnTT/. ^rWTPTm. 
 
 2 «c7(OoZ, ^-(J. <Tre7TToET /. f^RTTrS^ ». 
 Sempitebnal. See Etebsal. 
 Senate, n. legislative assembly. ^T^q^HTTT^ ^»Tr/. ^T^nT- 
 
 5TOHT/. ^rt^'tt/. i?^^ w». f5?i*rr/. 
 
 2 ^TTHTC 'Il^uilO ^*n/. 
 SesatOB, w. member of a senate. rRT^TTre^, ^TvTH^WTTO^, 
 
 Senatoeial, a. ^'Tre^?R*ft-f%^'n;. 
 
 iTo Send, v.a. cause to go or pass. Trj^TOT, VTT3^, .Mia^H-qTffT 
 ^of , ^T^r, ^«m, ^"I n.-^^^n.-AcsF^ ^. of o. [fl|^uf_ 
 
 2 awaT; ofl"; v. To Dismiss. t5Tl^, tTPT^, ^ or ^ft^ 
 
 3 away ( a visitor &c. ) v. To Dismiss. fn^fT m. ^, qr- 
 
 3?n»ft/.-f5r^/.-Hie*<u}+/-^^T?i»fl'/.-&c. ^t^, f«i^ sft^. 
 
 Gift on sendius away. fJZ^f. <TT53^/. ^T^/. 
 
 4 for; request by message to come or be brought. sflrtNuf, 
 
 5 See To Cast. 6 See To Gitf, To Infljct. 
 Sender, n. Sending, p. a. v.V. 1. qB^oTRT, i)l4UIKl, &c. ^- 
 
 Sending, n. v. V. 1.— <7c<. «TT5?of n. qrrs'if n. &c. ^T^ n. ^- 
 Toir/ sfinJi M. sr^iTNfT n. 
 
 Senile, o. belonging, ^-c. to old age. *■^c^K l ^u|M I, ^fdllMII- 
 
 Senility, «. old age, \. Age. l^RJFiTT/. ^^^ «. 
 Seniob, «. owe oi(fcr, v. Eldee. ^^, ^rn^ if^, ^^. 
 
 2 elderly person. JT^T, »T^?3i^_ 
 gENiOK, a. See Eldeb. 2. superior or older in ojice, Sfc. fT- 
 
 ^, S<\^^l BRT, Tih^'Hihkji, ^3, '?^^, i?niT, lf^?^ 
 
 HHUi^l-m, 3<|4||<!lt.*4l %H^T^HT, *Hrf|^ Tft?5, ^r<5^%^, 
 
 — as distinguished from junior ( ^^ ). ^'S^. 
 Seniobity, n. v. A. 2. «r<^?MUll »». ^^T^f X'k^r^ n. ik^ 
 n. 4'lc?*"<JW n. STfvT^jn^T^r^ M. 
 
 Relation of s. and juniority. r5I^H«n '^R*ft/. 
 Senna-plant, n. ^\^\»-^ or ^f. 
 
 Blunt-leaved variety of s. yiN<u| or ^Vlf. 
 Sennight, n. v. Week. 34ie<lil m. 
 
 On Jlonday, Tuesday, &c. s.^?^ ^T^rff-^Tna^rrff- 
 &c.On next Monday ,&c. is expressed by,^ ^»1<Jlfi,&c. 
 Sensation, n. perception by means of the senses. ^I^TfTRn. 
 ^qxf^ m. ^^%v; m. JF^^JTT/. ^^f. 
 2 state of excited feeling. ^J^ m. afTT^n m. 
 Sense, «. principle or organ of percipience. ff^^ n. rfHT- 
 ff^/. ^f^TfTW «. 3Temm n.— The/yff *?m*p« are, ?^- 
 f^lf^^, '^^I^T, «n^f^, <+)^'f^«T, aiuif^M 5 they are 
 called, 5TI%f^. The five organs or members of action 
 are, snPtf^, f #f^«T, '"^'T, S'^''? ^?'^tf^ ; they 
 are called, +Mf^^, To these ten the Mind ^^ is some- 
 times added. [^t*T. 
 
 Dead to the objects of s. fbT?}f^q', KiT?i#rf^q, gt^rmT- 
 
 Disorder of the senses. ^j^'f^1i?«T. 
 
 Evident to s. ST^?^^. 
 
 Evidently to s. STf^^, sr????^:. 
 
 The five senses ( or organs of s. ) — collect. <n(^?TH. 
 pi. ?f^«<t<lM m. ^^^f\ m. if^'M'l'T m. 
 
 Object of 8. ir^<ir«(«l«< m. j^f^»ft^OT. %«Rifl^»i. 
 if^^4«». rf^sitqTn. it==n:»». The objects of s. V^%; 
 ^^ m.pl. 
 
 Opposition of s. lif^T^Mff^frl/. 
 
 Perceptible by the senses. ^?Tift^, Jf^^HTT^. 
 
 Perceptible by two senses. ^ff^'WI^. 
 
 Pleasure of s. or spnsual pleasure, fqur^rg^ n. ^- 
 ^^^ n. ^m m. 
 
 Eestored to one's senses. SS^^rTT, 3;5tT%?, ^^yr^fT. 
 
 Sharpness or soundness of the senses, ^f^^m?? ». 
 
 Subduing or restraining the senses. ^q^JRn. rf?- 
 qf^HT^ m. i^^^^^J^ m. ^.^\i\\i\MH «i. 
 
 Walker by s. f^^pft. 
 
 Wanting a s. f^^f^. [3TO^. 
 
 To be in one's senses or right mind. g^'t^-^^I?T-Ac. 
 
 To come to one's senses lit.fiy. Jg^m-^^j^K-^^^h 
 ^-f%»Tr{t^-<fcc. %^, ?ifTr/. fl^ g. ofs. 
 
 To lose one's senses, fq^afff or fq?TT3'»t, fWR'n^, &- 
 |iiaof, Efsia^, ^R^, ^m^, ^ n.-&c. ?iTnot. 
 
 2 apprehension by s., perception, sensation. ff^TfTR n. 
 if\^f^f if?«T?T^ m. ^?rq>T m. 
 
 3 apprehension by the intellect, ^x^n. «Hvfl m.f. ^JT- 
 vT m. !J|q «». ^ OT. 
 
 4 understanding, judgment, ^f^/. fTH«. ?nT3T»«. ^^IjTot. 
 afTif?5/. ^^ »». 
 
 5 reatMalie meaning. 3?»f w. vfH »n, ^^3T »i, ^T^fte 0?» 
 
SE?5r 
 
 771 
 
 SES 
 
 6 tijnification, T. Measiso. STtf n. 
 According to the s. 3TVrT;. 
 
 Apprehension of the verbal or literal s. ^|4^«jT*T«. 
 Tenor or strain of the 8. "srin^tn^ n. 
 Sesseless, o. impercipient. f^^^m^wmU'P, f^T'nif'TRTiT, ^- 
 
 2 fooluh^ unwite, Sfc. — of persons. 5^ ^nSET or f^nr- 
 5ST, frRWtotT or fJKTflBT, jf^^^l'^f^-Ac. Hfr1^1-<tc. 
 
 3 unreatonabU, fooluh t(e. — of actions, &c. ^HUIMI, 
 
 4 incontcxou*. Ji<«l*VT, f'lH^'l, f^TT^W, %H, JT, 5^, T- 
 
 5 unmeaninj, v. Nossessical. f^T'4^, 3T^n^. 
 Senselessness, n. v. A. 2. g ^ T ^' l ^M uriw. frRf^^I^fmrne. 
 
 3 3nfT«i^wrTT»»- <tc. sr^mn. ^^i'niin. &c. arj^prrr/. 
 
 StySIBILITT, SeSSIBLEKESS, fl. T. A. 1. ^f^f- ^^^fS/ HT- 
 
 Vm/. ^m. ^t/. ?WfmT/. si%*Tw. ftW^fl^n. 
 
 2 r«i^«iii^«i?^»Tm/. r*i^«<M^«i?ir*/ 3TrJi?n'm»». f^q'- 
 
 3 i f^ q'i l-M i Hi/. rf^qn^mr/. in{«M<j«ii/. if^qft^di/: 
 
 4 TTmrpmrw. fli*<nu*t/. mfipTTrft/. 
 
 c 3TnirnnTin. srmJrnmw. ^/- s^^rroTTm. arfHfrJTT/. 
 
 3T5i^/. ^ffJTT/. in?n/. 
 
 «H^«HU|l«. «MM'*<<«II«. <j<i*Hl/. <1*jni>1-.r«*«. 
 Bemuble, «. pottesting onc't un$e$, eonteiout. ?rWV, JtfTT, 
 ^fqn, ^^'IT^, «^rt»l, ?iq^, ^?57H, ^?RT^, ^fTRT^, 
 
 To be i. ^^T-5^t^^»TI5TTqT-Ac. ■sm^. 
 
 2 lentient, percipient, capable of receiving impretiion. 
 =!roMT, rn^qq^w i WH , fq^qq^rnfJ, ffi^qfqWTT^. 
 
 3 perceptiUe by a lente. tin /iiMi'lFTr, if^q •?!•«««, if^- 
 
 'ni*q, ff^qMHci, if^qinq, rf^%«T, i f^ m 1 4,«,if5Tfn^q, 
 
 4 perceiving or having perception of, eonaeioui. STfPTT, 
 »T»>1H|I, mffi^qK, 3ii«TlW, mn^m, «*»N^7*T, vJllflflR, 
 
 5 ptirklg tentille oj pain. 5^^, nnT, *Tf*I, *t^3, TT- 
 
 6 <5f quick feding. aUT, 3nT'TT,'v^I11WI, flt^T^, 'ST^T|r 
 (e»p. in romp, m •wrfKIT, JM*I<I r»?fT, A*".), fr(in comp. 
 »• jq^TTfr^.), ?T^^,«»H* (incomp.»«gonrTf«, *c.), 
 
 7— of flrab, not eallou*. proud, ^'e. >irTT. 
 
 9 — of penH>nt;^'i«/«nav«, reatonmbU, t. Wiie. <|ifl<J|^l<, 
 
 ifHJi^^K, 4m<jni>, fm^m, fpiw, ^, fii^, jf^mfl, 
 
 9 — of speech, &c. contonant tcith reason. ;!T^|umu||-t{|, ^^ 
 t^, ^H^^HU I N I,&c.^;>nT,^TTn%, jTfj, gqTB,«^%^r, 
 Sessiblt. flf/t'. T. A. 3. ^TT^*tIv^l'II-+IH<m-&c. decl. ^6Ef- 
 TT-'-qMid TTTT-Ac. vfnTT-WT^-&C. 
 
 9 ?nriT^rmT^, ^t^iu^uir^, &c. n^nnrrmwr, ?ifT^mt, 
 
 ^^r^TT^T'ft, ^flt^T decl. or ^flSJ, ^W^'^p, ?T^^tJ5^, gfT- 
 
 Sexsitive, o. having sense or feeling, capable of receiving 
 impressions.^ sentient. f^iqV^uiifTJT, fsr«nnT^V5, %?T^, 
 
 2 having feelings easily excited; tender, v.PiTIFUL, KiKD. 
 
 ^ pertaining to the senses or sensation. jff^qfTTTT^, ^- 
 
 Sessitive-plast, n. p!M^/. fllv»1l*^n. a«fr^ m. 
 
 To shrink from touch — the s. riMu). 
 Sexsoeium, «. ««<»< o/* tense and perception. %?RT?Tq w. 
 
 ^fT^rPT^ n. 
 Sensual, «. consisting in sense ^pertaining to the senses, ^c. 
 
 r^N'MMi, if^qRi^Ni, rf^«TT^T, f5F«r'ra«i'ft,"^«rfq5jj 
 
 S. pleasure. ftispTg^ n. 
 2 devoted to tense., voluptuous, carnal, f^^jft, nj«(MM<IT- 
 
 of , f*itq<H, f^iiT*ftT, fqqqr^g^, ftPTTra'P, fq^ra^n, 
 
 r^^qiPMHW, ft^T^W, ftiqir*)V, ft"H<4r5H7, fi(«iqHH?, 
 r«I^*1^«i, fqqq-^.AlT, Rt"H<J'HdM, f^Tqrtjft^, fqqq^^- 
 
 5^-t^-fRqT-&c^ ?1^q^?i, ff^T^^ra^, &c. ^rjnft, «- 
 
 Se»3CalI5t, n. sensual person, v. A. fwft, J!^^^, ^«t 
 
 or ^Wt, 'q^^Wt, Htrpr, *<^11'K. 
 Sessualitt, Sensualsess, n. v. A. 2. fsr^'ft'T'iTT m.&c. ^• 
 
 g^rrof^/. fqqqrnTqr/. fr^Tsqrei «i. fq^TTvA^ar/. 
 
 Sesscocs, a. Rn^hi, fi<iMti«i»ft,^ir*<<t>. 
 
 Sest, ;».v.V. 1. mi«jrf«^r, mi^'P^T, <tc. irf^fT, iffTrT, Jir«nfirr. 
 
 Se5TESCE,«. — in \&^-^ judgment pronounced, award of punish- 
 ment. f^^-&c. J^ m. ^Wf- epPP^n. ^iPl«? l 1 
 «. f'n'HT ««. fsT^TTT^ »». 
 
 2 determination or decision respecting, y. OpisiON. ITT «. 
 
 3 paragraph. per wd. ^T^^ n. ITVr/. vRjj^ /»op. "jrfqft/ 
 
 Construction of sentences. ^T^qr^'ir/. q|#qijI3»^r/. 
 
 Law or rule of constructing sentences. fT^qq^fW/. 
 
 Te 8KKTE5CE, r. a. pats or pronounce judjtnent on. ftl^T^* 
 
 Ac. y^ m. ^T*r-^t'T«iF. 
 
 8 m T H I I I OP»» a. abounding tcith axiomi and maximi ; short 
 mndpithjf. «f#qr, ^qnHTJT, 'M\U'i§'^, ^^(^^.V, ^pnTTf. 
 2 /*«< utet short and pithy tentencet.^^^ ^^Wl,^' 
 
 SESTETTlOCiLT, <h/v. T. A. »<^\^^\g'^'l'i^. 
 StKIK5I10C»5ESt, fl. T. A. 1. "HtqTJrq n. ^mfmX*^ n. 
 
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 Sektiesce, n. V. A. %rPrT<nr m. ^H?^ n. %rT5TT/. f^^SJf^P/. 
 Sentieut, a. having the qualiti/ of perception. %rl?f, ?I^H<i, 
 
 Sentiment, n. thovght, opinion. «?;?tRT/. H% m. fT^T^ciT/. 
 
 p/. TTrr ». arfHsn^ «». 
 
 2 s^nse contained in wordt, meaning. ^f^^PJ( m. gr^wi, 
 
 3 passion, feeling. ^^T^m. X^tn. (These are nine. ^HH" 
 or T^, ;j?ffT^ or ^TW, spT^T, ^ or iptq', f4H:*1<4 or 3T^- 
 ?T, T^, sftTfH, ^m, & sTTrW???; or ^^R, ^T^, Jp^oTr, 
 6^?, sftT, H^H^, sftHW, 3T^, & ^H?q, ), JT^ttPT m. 
 
 Mingled s. or emotion. HR^'R »». 
 Moral s. ^?t/. 
 
 Vacillating state of mind between different senti- 
 ments. *rR?tf^»». 
 Sentimextat,, o. abounding with tentiment or feeling, *rT- 
 
 2 affecting feeling or sensibility. ^HT^I itcft-'THt-^ffH^- 
 
 &c. ^flli|^l<t, TTsng^Tft. 
 Sentimentalist, n. See A. 2. 
 Sentimentality, n. affectation of fine feeling. Tm^ ^Rn.- 
 
 Sentinel, Sentkt, n. person set to keep tcatch. M^R+0 or 
 
 Disposition of sentinels. 7T|^'^/. [SR?. 
 
 Sepahable, a. v. V. A. H<^l<<MI<ir-^R^r-&C. ijfj, sqr- 
 Sb Separate, v. n.part, be disunited, xoithdratv from each 
 
 other. ^^,^'13r-&c. ^ot, g^, <PTCTt, H^/.-fq^fpT m.- 
 
 j^ W.-&C. |t^ y. o/*. 5^Wijf. 
 2b Sepaeate, i>. a. disunite, sever, part. *r^, frt^, ^'Iduf , 
 
 e/.-^ w.-flpTPT OT.-&C. ^>^ g. of 0. ?fq^ OT.-&C. rftS'I- 
 
 jfre^^. o/o. 
 Bepahate, o. distinct, not connected. ^loiT, Pm<*|, !=qTTr, g- 
 fT, ^^, ^^, 3TS5^, <jN<Sl ( -vulgar ), ?r^rTT ( vulgar ), 
 
 f*i5T, »TtsF55T, Pi«ia«, sqfcrft^, sTBff^sr, srf^sr, ^^, 
 
 3T^^, ^WSW, 3TH^, 5TB. 
 Bkparated, p. V. v. A. *r^c5T, %n5Er %%t5T, Ac. 5?^, <TC- 
 2p, f^f'T^, Tftfe^T, ftrf^fj^T, sr^rfs??^, f^^P, f^^Trp, ft- 
 
 I.— esp. of persons. f^TT^, 3fHft<T. 
 Sepaiiatelt, a</v. v. A. ar?^, STt^TrT, 3T??lf^^I, Vrar iecl. 
 fHXT^\ decl. 5*T?, q<loS|%»To&| rfeJ. N'Wi|otlAI (fee/. f^T- 
 
 Bepaeatekess, n. v. A. >niqoil wi. P)<|*HUI| m. vri^Moii m. 
 
 Sepaeateh, n. Sepabatino, p. a. v. V. A. h^u i k i, > | ^«fii qi i - 
 ?T, ^'RT ^f^FHI, &c. if^^, 5r^-ir^.&c. TTlf-W^-&C. 
 r«1^3^+, fft?^, 31«((idV^) 5^5r#P. 
 
 Sepabation, n. v. V. A..~act. ir^ ». Ac. <PT5/. »r^ w. H- 
 
 ^ «. fT*T^ «. ^(gT'T n."^tft^OT n. ^m m. f^^T^- 
 
 T «». f«l<ri^^ w. f«r^^ m. H Rtf'J nt. ar^T^g^ m. f^*%iT »i. 
 
 arom^ n.— state, ^qsft^/. h^/. "pii/. ir^ m. fsprm «, 
 
 f^^m »». f^iJJTTT m. "II^T «. "PR »». <PR<^/. ^?:r- 
 
 H^ or g^?/. sqffR^ m. ^m^^f. [ f^>^q m. 
 
 1. — esp. of lovers or friends, f^^ m. f^r^ n. f^'TTT m. 
 
 Fever or anguish of s. f^T^^J^ m. f^^ m. 
 
 Fire of s. ft^Mt? m. fV^fl'IRB w. f^K^lflT »». 
 
 Violent and painful s. di^irflS or f[f. C'f^'ft/. 
 
 "Woman suffering s. ( from hnsbaud or Idrer ). f^- 
 
 Sepot. See Soldieb. [ fn'Sr. 
 
 Septanoulak, a. having seven angles. rlM'Ft'TT, ^H^> i m , ?T- 
 
 Septembee, n. ^qsft Wt5T^ ^^^^ JTf^m »». TT^'T^-^r- 
 
 Septenart, a. consisting of seven. ^TFIHT, ^H^<yMH> . 
 Septennial, a. lasting seven years, or occurring once in 
 
 seven years. *)M«lr(«r«li^, ?fm^^f, ^THTfi^. 
 Septic, Septical, a. <//«< promotes putrefaction. ^pT^xJlRr, 
 
 iH^eiulRI, f^'lrti*!^. [ <TT*4^. 
 
 Septilateral, a. having seven sides. ?fmM*<^, ^irreT, fTH- 
 Septuple, a. sevenfold. ^WOi. 
 Sepulchral, a. belonging, S;c. to a gepnlchre. '^TS'^THI, VH\- 
 
 Sepulchre, «. v. Grate, Tomb. %f^ «. ^nrrf^ w./. ^«JT/. 
 
 5[T^Tt^ «. 'JihitI^ n. 
 Sepulture, n. v. Burial. flTSJTpft/. 
 Sequel, «. <7;a< which follows, tueceeding part. ^tRTTT ot, 
 
 2 eiiew/, V. Consequence. hR«IIH m. it^ m. 
 Sequence. See Succession. 
 Sequent. See Following, Succeeding. 
 To Sequester, To Sequestrate, v. a. — in law. vfH ^^^r, 
 
 ^ro5 or ^^ n. ^57T ^^''T. 
 
 2 See To Seclude. [-jtr. 
 
 Seqestered, p. and a. v. V. 1. ^m ^;^, ^ptt? tTlTT %^Hr, 
 
 I. retired, out of the way, y. Ketieed. arrS^ZiftjafTn'T^t- 
 'TT^, f^f^. 
 
 S. spot. 3TT1^"30I n. [/I. 
 
 Sequestration, n. y. V. — act. ^SJ^W■^ n. &c. v^/. qSTSf 
 
 I. <i/»i^ sequestered. ^s^JT «• spT^S or ^t3 «. vUft^ »TT!?».*. 
 Seb, Sher, m.— the Indian measure. ?1? »». 
 Tliat holds a s. ^(.+,1. 
 That weighs a s. ?i<*|. 
 Seraglio, n. apartmAits of the tcomen, harem. ^i^^^K^^^i^'Wm. 
 
 »TfTt5»i. tr»T^m. ?rWT^ or ^flH^l^w. 3T?T;2Tn. ^f^^^.■ 
 
 Eoyal s. ilUH^i or ilf"!^ *)[»». 
 Sere. See Sear. 
 
 Serenade, «. v«Ni^< tl-aO'H %ar^ B'ftH)*. 
 Serene, a. placid, peaceful, tranquil, v. Calm, Mild. ??-tT, 
 ?im, f^TTJm^, ^?f»nT?^, ^IhRtT, fRT, g»T?R^, 3T5- 
 
SEH 
 
 773 
 
 2— sky, &«. T. Cleab. f?T^95, ^^=n5, spFRT, iTt^TB, H'4. 
 SF.RE5ELT, oip. T. A. 1. ?r<rmi^, nMfTrT^, &C. 
 SEKEyESESs, Sehesttt, n. A. 1. nf^/. f^frnnT^nn/. KST: 
 
 2 Pi^omuiiW. J«r^=5HT/. ITFT^RT/. &c. 
 
 Sehf, «. V. Slate. ^<i<»'1-<<i ^Tum «l*fr?ai ?^, ?T5j^nfT«. 
 
 Serge, n. ^^ ij+K^ 'Ft^ 3Tf^. 
 
 Sebgea>-t, n. — the petty military officer. ^«(lrl^l<. 
 
 S'EBiAi,, a. +HMI, *fi|*. 
 
 >;.BIATIiI, +HIH, <HH*HM, ^VF-fiH. 
 
 "HIES, fl. «. continued tuceettion, regular order, concatena- 
 tion, line. ?t^il. /. ^!\^i^J. W[^ pop. HToS/. Hlfrl+F/ 
 
 Infinite s. — in arithmetic. 3T^ irft/. 2— in algebra 
 Ac. m^f. 
 
 Sum of the B. — in arithmetic. ?rw^ n. if^n. 
 
 The first terra of a a. — in arithmetic. ^'^ n. 
 3 regular tfptenee or consecution, v. Successios. jpTw. 
 TPTTT/. 3TM^/. 3T5^n. ftn^f^f^ or ?5Ti». 
 Sebioci, a. habitually grave, solemn. 1»ftT, t(<^IW, *1<*M or 
 ^, M*0<H*1I^I, 'l»fl<HJHI*l, »I*fl<,»i'lt*, »nft^ffcT, 
 
 2 <A«< j> in earnest, not jetting or in jest. v\H*l<i\ or 
 f^<l*l, ^^MWIMI, f'^^it^i ^Wf^*, ^?5, f*IH'l<^<f^H. 
 
 3 important, f(e. T. WEicniT. ^r, Hrft, TH^^tft^. 
 
 4 Se« Reuoiocs. 
 
 - • HIonsLT, adv. ▼. A. 1. «T'*ftlv«nT^, l'»ft4.H^!*i. 
 
 2 <^-<<R, wn ieel. ^^I«<it, vl^t*^'!. 
 Si.BlOi;s5£SS, n. V. A. 1. nift'Mollin. HI'f.HMUIIin. Ac. *TT^- 
 
 3 »ll^mnim. HIOmuIIm. MK^Ml/. HTT^I^/. 
 6esm05, n. religious discourse. tmfT%7Tw. tn^'iTTw. 
 ScBOCi, a. /Am and watery. T^PI^m MiO«<i*ik<«ii. 
 SEsrc5T, n. snake. »rf j»p. ?TT7m. f^^». ^n. fvj^njTH. 
 
 Double headed «. ttmpMsb<ena. vrr^m. n. 
 BtMTmvet, a. of or hdonging to a serpent. W^^ ^TmfT, 
 
 HTTTf^^^JWr, Ac. f(^iTW*-ft-ft^*i*, TN, JTi^'i. 
 
 2 winding, sinuous. TT^Tttt, iim»ii^i|i, Wlf^WX, ?PT- 
 
 8. motion. WV^f. [?T«^. 
 
 SEtTianroci, «. affected with serpigo. pR^, f«cirT or j- 
 Sbttoo, m.— the diaeaae. pr^ or nnfm. [n7^<TT. 
 
 Bksbate, SKnATXD, a. notched like a sate. %^M'^t^^, VT- 
 Sncif , fi. /*« thin part of the llood. imsi «nn» 3^1 m. 
 
 2 See Wnnr. 
 St»Ti!fT, n. — correlative of mantcr ; attendant, ^e. ^HR, 
 
 fOr, mPi^^i, jTPT, "rnv, <?Tf(TV, iR^i^*, sPwif, •rj- 
 
 T, f«W, W^S4ifl, fTTJlTfT, 'jTn^tTfT, ffll^ft, 
 
 Body s. f^^HH'IK or ^, TTssff^^^ 
 
 By or through servants. -m+iMI*^ ado. •«J|+HH'Jf(i. 
 
 Relation between s. and master. ?ro4)tm+*rR »». 
 
 Second or inferior s. M3-<)I+<. 
 
 S. for low or petty work. ?rp^ n. 
 
 Servants, — compreh. ^^r^JT^TR »»/>J. ^I+i^iii %n.pl. 
 I ^TT^ Hi«iti n. ^i. ■Ml*<'^^ »». 5TH^i} m. *|«I+q«i »«. 
 [ S. of servants. ^I«lj^l*f. [ qt^^RT. 
 
 S. who receives no wages but only food, 'ftei^ m. 
 
 Table or waiting s. «(|«aiKi, JfTSTt, STTJ"^, hR^Iv.I . 
 
 That is one's own s. *«J<<<\IH, ^*-^Mi*0. 
 
 Your humble s. arn^qr <TmHT %^^, s^cq^rf^^rf^- 
 
 Sebva>t-maid, rt./««<jZe«wi;a«/, =m+.<loT/. %^qft/.^oj7. 
 
 ^ ^ ■t n m/. %tvfY/. qfwf^r/. r«rtt. 
 
 To Serve, «. o. work for, attend upon, ^c. %^, ^^^f.- 
 %^/.-&c. «J^ 5'. of 0. ^TPFft/. 'PT^ ^. qfo. *J<<^IW/. 
 ^»T^ ^. o/o. ?nTT^(TT f». %^ ^. o/ o. 3Tg<<ridi. 
 
 2 supply, answer, satisfy, Jfc. <n^, '{^^, f^TI^m.-^- 
 
 ^^ m.-'jf^/.- ^^r[f^f.-&c. sRfff y. o/^ "jyT-qs^cn-Ac. ^- 
 
 ot, iRT-jn-Ac. ^t'Jf-TSot. 
 
 3 V. To Treat. ^TT^, ^^^TRor, ^^^. [ g. of o. 
 
 4 V. To WoBsuiP. 3SI«uf, 3MI«J1i/.-%^/.-<fcc. WK^ 
 
 5 for ; stand instead of. JpTH ».-J7'fR».-&c. qj^of y.o/o. 
 *IMl«-yM4l'll+(-&C. «reot y. ofo. ^I^c5 3T^ot. 
 
 6 out ; deal out, distribute, ^ot, ^f^ ^, ^^"ft/.- 
 ^tJT^j/.-&c. ^^ g. of 0. 
 
 7 up; (meat). ^KOT, Mirtui. 
 
 Food taken to bo served round. ^PHT «. ^TW «. — 
 vessel holding it, ^wftf 
 To Sebte, t.n.be a servant, he in servitude. ^P^f.-&c. 
 ^^, ^PSTt/.-&C. 3TO^ in. con. ^T^-Ac. 3nTot, 
 
 2 accomplish or produce the end, v. To Assweb. ^T3^, 
 3TK^, nt^. [-Ac. ^-«n^. 
 
 3 J< useful, conduce, S[c. «BI»1I«-3M<?1'1I« "Tiwf, ^'TT'ft 
 Served, />. v. V. A. 1. %^^OT, Ac. flft?T. 
 
 2 5^^, 5?^%HT, Ac. 
 
 4 7mUH(4l, 3TRTf^, Tn%»T. 
 
 Sebteb, n. Sebviso. p. a. v. V. A. 1. %^onTT, S l »0»^mm , 
 
 Ac. aPJf^f, %^KW, %«ft A %rR ( esp. in comp. ). 
 
 2 ^TOim, ^T^oiKT, fStfU^tuim, Ac. ft^f^. 
 
 4 ^Hmu im, Ac. amTtTB, Tsm^. 
 
 7 frrnRT, »n^ or ^w■^\, ift^.r. 
 Sebtick, Sebviso, n. v. V. A. 1. ^1*0/. %^t/. %^JT?i/. 
 
 Cloae ( unintormitting ) «. ^rt^"^<Rft /. 
 8. exacted ( by a Government or person in power ), 
 without remuneration. ^ /. f^RR or IpTR /. W? /. 
 Tlie dutiet, obligations, Ac. of ». ^^\y^^ m. 
 To do active ■. MtlOT^ *n^. 
 
SET 
 
 7 «ITJ<if n. e)|«ui n. gr^ «. 'Tfttf^'iT «• 
 
 I. serving state. ■^r^TT^^T »«• '^TT^'ft^ ^?JT m. tll+O /• 
 
 Tree s. «. during pleasure <J~f)-m+<t /. 
 
 Home 8. ^it ^HFft/.^^ ^^JTTR »». 
 
 That is iu s. ^^Tlft, il^i'IKSffk. 
 
 That is out of s. «i<m'ik, R+IHI. 
 II.— military. ■RntJ^^HT m. RimifRiO /. irf^^ffrT/. 
 
 Actual 8. t^ilf^-f ^=ErT-&c. sr^q m. 
 
 Grant ( of villages &c. ) for s. ^TTSTrT m. 
 
 Grant for personal 8. MflH^t-^rR' »(. 
 III. advantage, \. Use. yii*?HI »». «FTH n. 
 IX. course of riiet. ai^^H «. 
 
 Conductor of a s. arg^^TTl', 3RR^jmT. 
 Y. acts or points of a worship. '^VT^TCm.pl. jq^TR m.pl. 
 Seeviceable, a. lenejicial, v. Advantageous, Useful. <fj- 
 
 2 ^< or good for service. ^Fmr^^, 3^'ftift, ^mW TU'TT- 
 
 <TRT^, :pm?^, 5^^. [ qrfnHr /. 
 
 SERViCEABi.tSESS, «. V. A. 1. ^^TH m. :7qqT'nM'JII m. 5^- 
 Seevile, a. of or belonging to slavery or slaves. ^T?5THfJTfNT, 
 
 jTrymr^T, -ir^Ni, ^AT^^fr, ^"TO^Mt-'N^^^. 
 
 2 meanly submissive, cringing, Sje. v. Obsequious. 
 
 Sebvii-elt, adv. v. A. 2. an^^^, t5^rr*Trst, &c. 
 Seevilexess, Sebvilitt, n. v. A. 2. STf^^oT m. vs{V^n. 
 
 I. See Sebvitube. 
 Servitude, «. state of a slave, ^pimfn^t/. ^R'T w. ^ST «. 
 a^RTTtfrirTT/. qTTvfm?n/. T^;^/. 
 2 See Sehvice. 
 Sesame, n. frR? pop. rftot m. 
 Black 8, <}vi^?f!oE m.pl. 
 
 "White 8. fkr or ^^TT m. ^^/.— Some other kinds 
 of 8. are. f?i<*<(t, frraft, TT^j^TrftoS, jtoET »». 
 
 S. oil. frtSt? W. frirtr^r! »• fHrf*i^ »»• fcKrii'H m. 
 S. po^Ulded mixed with sugar. ^I^/. 
 S. seed, frf?^ pop. rftoS »». 
 S.-water. frR^^ n. 
 
 Scented s.-oil. ^^3 n. [/. ^TTT/. 
 
 Session, n. «!«i>i^ or meeting of an assemhlg or court.'hz^ ] 
 Full s. H<HvHrt^ or JT^JTHW /. |! 
 
 2 «p<ice or /srm of the meeting of a cOttrt.lfS^/. ^THT /. I 
 ?r*TTOTt? m. ?P1l+l<i+|rt m. i| 
 
 3 See Sitti5g. | 
 To Set, t>. «. place, put, lag. %Ti?f, mSiJf , m^Sir, r<Tm, Tf- jj 
 
 5<jft/-»li3'Jl* /.-f^T^ n.-r<T?m w.-r^rRT /.-Ac. ^^ i 
 S- ofo. I 
 
 774 SET 
 
 To s. free. To s. at liberty, v. To Pkee. ^rm, nf^sr 
 
 To s. in order, t. To Dispose, qt^, T^^, s^t^^VT/. 
 -&c. ^.-m g.nfo. 
 
 To s. on fire, v. To Kisdle. 3?FT/. ?iRoif. 
 2 ;,7(jn<. 55^01, #m, cSTTTtTof, ^<Jf, aTRFT »7j.-3lTfN^n. 
 ^^^^g- ofo. 
 
 8 ^x, apppoint, settle. %H^, gTH'oi', ^K ot.-STT^ »n.-fH- 
 Jiqq M.-&C. ^RoJ- y.o/'o. [=5fiijf, ^r^^. 
 
 4 >?.r iw the ground, ft'^, JT'if , 'IHuI, %»^?iiif, flT^'ft, ^■ 
 
 5 ^jr in metal. 5T5ffr, ^sf^, ^l"^^, ^^rgoi /.-^TIR »«.- 
 siI5q w.-'BI^'T «.-&c. «PTur y. (/o. 
 
 Gold used in setting, spf^ n. 
 Trice or cost of setting. ^Jfjoi «. vj^oii^ot/. ^JTirf /. 
 Skill in setting. ^TltR^/. 
 G ic/k-^ Bl^or ( and neit^ f^Ft^ ), ^TT/. JTT^^-^FTSot. 
 
 7 ( a lesson, problem, sum, &c. ). sfn?ot, 30i_ 
 
 8 ( a mus. instr. ) tune. f^HW ( and neut. ^V\^ ). 
 
 9 ( a limb, Ac. ). ^^^., Wfqot, ^noT, ^ni^nif. 
 
 10 about ; at. rlT^aT, STTrlOT, j^oi, «f^iI<'J. 
 
 11 against; V. To Oppose. fqd':ft-<S:c, 7HT ^5^, 3TT3- 
 
 ?TyiTm<Jr. [o/o. 
 
 To s. one's self aj^ainst. ^t^ »». «lftT^-^^ mjVA ;ift 
 
 12 apart. See To Separate. 
 
 13 aside; cm//, ^-c. <^!^?5 5^Sr, 3^^, ^qJT^, »rraot. 
 
 14 aside. See To Eeject, To AsKUi.. 
 
 15 down \ place on the ground, ^-c. ^Ttft %^, %^, ^' 
 fTT^, %^^, S5n:/.-=='Tm »».-&c.:FTdi. 
 
 16 down ; put in writing. fe|H 5ir^, Hr|^ %^, JltS^T, 
 
 17 forth. See To Publish, To Snow. 
 
 18 off; (a train of bullocks, carts, Ac). ^^FRof, |TTr5cfr. 
 
 19 o^; shew to adcantage. ?fPT?r'»r, TftTryi ^-3TnT<'lr, 
 ^MTT =R^, 3?t H^ot, f fl">fTfI-&c. q;^, 3nt%^ ip^, 
 
 20 off; (a horse ) put out. 7^. 
 
 21 on ; incite action, a ^R^ or *^ot, t^T^OT, T^Hot, 
 
 22 over ; appoint to he inspector.^ ruler., Sjc. STf^'FlCt- 
 3Tt^?T-&c. ^F^-RHDJ. 
 
 23 up ; erect. :j*nT''f, TT^, ?'<TN^, FyT^of, 3TTR''ft/.- 
 ?%m'IT/.-5r<m^ n.-&c. ^F^ g. of 0. 
 
 To 8. up and pull down. vjSIHI«/--^5'itl/- ^^. 
 24 up; on foot; ajroing ; in motion; &c. ^n^-^P?fTI- 
 &c. ^^, 3''TTt5t, i)<*Tiui, »?if 'iif, ^T^, F'l.nq't, XK=^n.- 
 r«TNHn.-F«TnRT /.-ijfd^lMH n.-JTf?l^/.-^'«?rTH «.- ?t- 
 SfVN^ «.-&c. JPTot ^. o/ 0. 
 To Set, ». «. — a heavenly body. J?R3or, ar^STRT vfTot, 53- 
 or, arw »». n.-afreur^r OT.-3TWT'T5=Tfl.-3TOnra'PT«.-&c. ^- 
 
 Mountain behind which heavenly bodies set. 3T- 
 ^i-sa »». 3Twfnft m, 
 2 A«»e a certain dirtction or motion. ^<Jr w.-a^T^m.-sTfT- 
 
Set 
 
 ^75 
 
 SET 
 
 "ft/.- fff? w.-ir^ w.-rf^ m.-Ac. rfi'iiJi-^rm ^. oft. 
 
 3 at ; upon ;/a/i i/^n. a*Mi7, v. To Attack. ^^ t«.-^- 
 »TTT «.-%iT/.-W m.-^nrnr »n.-^I<r^< + /.r^'h'frs or ?5f- 
 l*I#n/.-ic. ^T^if, 3liMIM<. ^-T5Wf-2^ ll'f «■«'* ^- ^ 
 o- WStfS«i. 
 
 4 in ; iaJce plaeefar eontinuanee, — rain, cold, Ac. ril'iuf, 
 
 5 off; — horse, Ac. y-iui , Pm3|. 
 
 6 out : go on one's icay. f^vuji, f^T^ ^ITT^, *<3uf, ^I3of, 
 »TT»I m.-^TT/.-Ac. q^^,^T7 ^FJ f^TT'T,^!^ f7TT^,'Mlrft*l 
 "-I'l"!, Pi Nil m.-P4*{|UI n.-Ac. ^^ ^. o/"». ■Hirtfli-*ii'it»I- 
 f^MT-Ac. ^, 5ir«Tr^ n. ^T't. 
 
 Preparation for setting out. f^Vlft m. 
 
 7 to -, tit-opply one's tdf sedulously Sf sludioushj to, v. 
 To Attack. <t^, H-IH^^"!, ^•4l*<ui.^4"f,«l?f^,fi|rt'l«1,^- 
 'T^, WStlfui, (intens. WSrS"!), fi»«i<*I, »niI««.^»Twf ar %- 
 
 J'r'K «./. 1»^, — headlonof, with full swing, Ac. ^«i;i«f, 
 
 8 up for ; V. To Pketexd. 3TJT «. «lT5En'»f , ^ m. «ittjSi 
 That ect« up for. 3tJ*|M, 3l|^ll{*. 
 
 Set, n. number of things, ^e. suited to each other. 3^T3 tn. 
 S(nf. ?Tt^ m. ^*{ m. WJJ m. V^ m. 
 
 2 number o/j^rsons, t. Band. ^TKPT/. V^ m. ^/. 
 
 3 ( of musicians, dancing girls, Ac. ). vjfttt /. r(Wf tn. 
 VI m. S^f. "kz m. [ zm n. 
 
 4 ( of roguen, idlers, Ac. ) T. Ba5u. '^*<1 /. ^\m m. ^- i 
 
 5 young plant /or groiclh. «HH ». TN ». 
 
 Sti. j>. ojirf a. T. Y. A. 1. ZH^^, JTtl^W, Ac. r<Trf^. 
 2 ^W%<41, <IH^I, 5CfV^^(, Ac. -»ii<lRi. 
 
 5 ■ill^l, Ac. ^TttT, Wf^ ( in comp. as, sRsmf^, Kf&I 
 frf^, ^rpB^^f^, Ac. ). 
 
 Imbedded or set jewels. <*1tl1-HI^I< w. pi. vdtl^l^il- 
 f'T't »«. ;»^ fttT^t^ n. 
 
 6 ^rr^^TT, «JrT *>ni^.r?i, Ac. 
 
 ▼. V. N. 1. wm^JA, arwrm^R^, Ac. 'jpr, snafiTfT, 
 
 7 anW bnxST, Diliokxt. ^3TI^^, Ac. ^^'R, "Jmnp, 3TT- 
 
 I. regular, prescribed, ^c.fl«nTT^I «* %'n^, ^TT^, Pfr 
 
 MTT^, f^'lffl'1, f^SiT^. 
 
 ll./xfJia opmMm, t. FllM. '^RT^, fH«TO^, f>IM^, 
 
 III. up ; teetl-ereet. Wf^ falso Wf^ s.f. a set up person). 
 To be «.— the eye« in death. firJTOr, 
 SsTiCEOCs. See BmsTLT. 
 Bttos, *. — in surgcnr. «ft»! or «it-4 m. fT^/. 
 Srrm, n. benek. Wi% m. ir^v m. ir^ m. 
 
 , «. SttTijfo p. a. V. V. A. 1. %fonrr, Ttiwim, nm- 
 oim, Ac. flrvnw, fivjT»ft, f^^nm, rinTV, f^qi^-Ac. ^t- 
 «n-«rft-Ac. 
 
 i ?JW!KT, rrf«TTTT, Ac. 
 
 5 3IPUTTT, Ac. 5if5TT, 
 Settixo, n. V. V. A. 1.—W.I. %^ ». »ifs^"/». r«irTtJl «. Ac. 
 
 F4W^/. ^TR ». 3TT«^TH n. 
 
 2 rtltjOi n. Ac. 3iTT<t^ w». 'JTKWtir n. 
 
 3 %»m n. ^H=f<ui «. Ac. 
 
 4 <lcjui n. jT'jf tt. Ac. 
 
 5 ^STS^Jt n. Ac. ^ST^oi/. ^I^ n. ^5i«i >«. JpT^^tK. 
 
 C rti^u'i «. trrr ?5t^ n. 
 
 T. V. N. 1. m^5C^ «. Ac. 3T^ w. n. 3T?H*T'7 wi. 3i?TlKn- 
 ^ n. 3TWfJ««l^ ». 
 To Settle, p. a. place at rest, tjv. frvrr^Pit, VJTTI^^ or f^- 
 
 ^ »i.-fWTfTT/.-f^^ft'<Tf?r/.-f^i|TTH?r «.-Ac. iFT^ 5-. o/o. 
 
 2 fix in life. ^^Vniif, ifRoff, vii^, lT^-^3T5^5 ^^, k?T- 
 
 5TTr^ wi/.-B?'<ir/-Ac. ^m 5'. o/o. STf?r^/. ^J g. of 
 
 0. Mfrtfyd !jn[^. 
 
 3 establish, appoint, Sfc. T. To Fix. r<Tmf, q>Tot, sjf*!^, 
 %^-5lt^4[H ^, ?n^ »rt.-f'f'?T pop. %JT m. ^or ^. of o. 
 ^miTT/. !J^ ^. of 0. 
 
 4 decide, fix, determine, Sje. 3TT?m, 3Tf^,'%-?n?T m.-fH- 
 ^/.-f^^TlT m.-fJT'iinT m.-f5njf?T »i.-f^qft «i.-f^trf^oi n.- 
 ar^^TTT^ n.-Ac. ^^g.qfo. Pf^-^^^fK^-P{f>fp[-&c. 
 W^, 3HT«TTTot, f%^Wr. 
 
 To be settled. 31^. 
 
 5 ( a pension, allowance, Ac. ). rmv^f. sRcf-sRiSTr'^dr, 
 
 6 quiet, stdl, v. To Compose. ?i?TT^ or fr^iTRut, im^, 
 
 Pi<jf^"i, nM-??r?<-Ac, jRot, ff^<Hui, 1t»tt?«tt^ ».-f4- 
 
 :WT^ ». ^T'Jf ^. o/ 0. 
 
 7 ( a debt, accounts, Ac. ) v. To CLEAiiorF,ToLiQri- 
 DATE. ■^*Mwi, flFT't, 'R'fr, ^^T ^^, "RH'F or "RnffJF-^- 
 
 %^%-Ac. !R'r,%?f??T«i.-rP^/.-5'R«nft/.-Ac.^T't gofo. 
 
 To 8. cousiderately, Ac. ^T^ nwi/j^5iit/,-?fre. 
 
 mi/, ^m^. o/o. 
 To be settled, ^df, ftr^. 
 
 8 ( a dispute ) adjust. ^\t^^ ?!*f^, ^*^0'l, f^filflT, 
 
 •Ae.WX^ g- qfo. 
 To be settled. ^^, fSrsr^, J^TO^. 
 
 9 <•«««« to subside or fall to the bottom, ira^, ^Tnft »T- 
 
 10 See To Colonize. 
 
 To Settls, r. n. subside, sink. t(h^^ ^]^A «m^'Tlot, grvr, 
 ftii|7H«r, 'OTTTf'f, ^^. 
 
 2 deposit sediment, dear. fHT^fot, fH^ot^, 1T« m.-HcC m. 
 •Ac. ^^ y. o/s. 
 
 3 establish a domestic state, qx «.-^T^ n.-qTB^rrr m.- 
 
 ?nTTT m.-Ac. ^iTn-^c ?5niot, nT^rpt/. vi^, ift^-'*n=^- 
 
 H-^-Ac. riiilii, 
 
 4 establish a residence. fr^TTl^, VTTflt or VT^nrff, f^- 
 
SET 
 
 776 
 
 "SEV 
 
 ^, 5i|T='TT^-^t^qm-&c. ?5m3fr-?T^. 
 
 5 lecome fixed, stationary, permanent, Sfc. after fluctua- 
 tion, smof, f^«TTT5r5f, iTR^ or '<mT5r^, fiTTT^, f^<TT-&C. 
 
 EestiDg or settling place, lit. iig. *|R »t. «TTTT «• 
 To 8. in a particular quarter, — the wiud. tRof ( as 
 7f?T0l/.-;jTT)[/.-<TfJi:TiT/.-&c. tf^of). 
 G lecome still, quiet, Sfc. v. To Caim. s^of, ^N<.ui, 
 fr<TT?rT/.-f^'<T^5iTR^ n.-f5Tr<Trsr^ w.-&c. ^ ii'. ofs. 
 
 7 ( into compactness and firmness ), ^Hof, 3T^ot, 5T^, 
 
 aTcEut, 3H=(cAui, (j^isici^i, 3T€t=r-^€t<T-&c. ^t^. 
 
 8 ( in an ofSce, a disease, a Labit ) lecome confirmed. 
 
 To be comfortably settled in an o£Sce, &c. ^^m. ^- 
 ^ g. ofs. JTts m. TrfS^it g. of s. srerpT n. sf^ g. of s. 
 Settled, ;;. V. V.A.I. ftvTTR^OT, ^vtt %^?5T, Ac. piTT, 
 
 3 an<; Fixed. %it%?^, r<TN%?5T, &c. fT'rfim, ^TT^T, ^- 
 
 4 ^TR'pSf^r, fT'^r'T %J5?yr-5rra?5T,"%^€5T %?5c^-tJlrtrtl, &c. 
 
 6 f^VTTR^OT, S!Tfrf%%?5T, &c. #!tn:, ^tfT, ^^F*?. 
 
 7 ^5p^%?5r, <Ttl^?5T, #^ %^?5T-5rT%?5r, &c. 
 
 8 ^^T, ?r^l'i«3l, ^K^%^c5T-!^?Jr, &c. 
 Seitlkmknt, Settlixo, w. v. V. a. 1. — act. f^vfTT^ «. 
 
 anTT^oT n. &c. f^'<Tft^FTW n.— state. f^W^f^ n. f<TT- 
 
 2— flci. VT^TWSTSRt n. irfT^TmOT^T^ n. ^ (^T^fJf «. &e. 
 
 SffH^T/. 
 
 3— aci!. %HOT n. ^\^ n. ?WT^ w. &c. ^m^^ n. 5fraT«TT- 
 
 7T «. ?'<rnpTT/. 3i1^«irPTT/. sq^^TN^T «. 3^^ m. f^- 
 
 JT /'o/'. %H m. 
 
 4^— act. StT^ «. &c. 5TRoft/. 3<F«r<n^ /. f^VTRT «. f^- 
 
 o\vm n. S^efKriT'iI n.— state. f^qiT w. 5TT<r m. f^rST m. 
 
 fi{^^f.\m?r »»."%?T?5 »!./. f^syl^ 717. f5luf?T w. ?ftT ?». 
 
 7— act. ^+t(ff| «. ffr5''t«. %I^ n. &c. %5tift/. — «^«/e. =q- 
 
 #ft o»- 3+*lrn/. f'Brft/. ??13/. "^^a^ »»./. "%fr?9T «l. 
 
 Considerste, &c. s. jpHTf ?TRf /. ntPTTS/. fitj^IS/. 
 8 — act. ■^'h^^i n. <T^of «. ?n^ot «■ &e. — «/a/e. ^^z m. 
 ^f. ^q^^fft or 5#rft/. iT^?JT?ft or ^f. \^^ m.f. 
 
 T. V. N. 1. 5l«t>T n. fifiNuS M. &c. 
 
 2 fSj^a^ «• f^rfot^ «. TToEif^ijf n. &c. 
 
 The clear liquid of any mixture which remains after 
 
 s. f^Hos/. f^r^oEor «. f^jfaft/. 
 
 4 f^'t^iHui «. *TK^ «. 4lKI*(ui «. &c. 
 I. See Jointure. 
 iSETTlEB, n. Setti.ung, p. a. T. V. A. 1. ftjRWJfKT, »mR- 
 Oim, fr'TT ^JTi^TTT, &c. [^fT(\. 
 
 3 %KflmT, ^^^ST ^OTTTT, f^J«R ^;<UIKI, Pl<j H H-&C. ^mt- 
 
 7 J^^OTITT, ')>SUIKI, ^'TKT, &c. 
 
 8 ^Ti^OTRT, WH-tuiKI, ^f^^^i^T^JUn, &e. 
 
 V. V. N. 4. f^'<TTT5nirKT, ^Toi^r'T^nwrRT-si^rsfirT, '»TnT- 
 
 eR0TTTT-tK?5ST, 'tTT-Tm Tr^<^Rr-^f^5yr, &c. 
 Old s. 'jsqr. 
 
 Aggregate of s. ?im^ «. ?rr<T^/. WT^ «. 
 
 By excess of s. seven times, secenfold. VtrJ^mi, ?rm- 
 
 Born after seven months gestation. ^TTrT^T or ^T?ft- 
 Period of s. days. m^< n. 
 
 Sevenfold, a. BTrP?^, ^srnor, wrnf&rrT, W?W?rf ^. 
 
 Sevenfold, adv. ^rmT?, ?im?r^tr, Wrl^^Tf^, fTHSor. 
 
 Seventeen, a. w^ or ^5^, ^THSn. 
 
 Seventeenth, a. yd<NI or ^^TRT. 
 
 Seventh, o. ?ild<rr. 
 
 Seventieth, a. ^rrTTRT. 
 
 Seventy, o. ^fiT, ^f?r,— one ^% or ^^Fr or ^^*\\^t\i or |r- 
 Trr,— two SIT or sqTfrTT or ^TrR,— three 5?Tf or ^-^^ 
 or fTTTT, — four =^K or ^=qTf tR or frrTT, — five q^?TT or 
 ^^^tR or fTrTT, — six ?TT^fR or ^TtTT, — seven ^^?^^[ or 
 ?T%^TrT or ^TtTT,— eight Sfgcir or ST^^tk. or ^m?, — 
 nine ^'f^^ft er ^^"T^^. 
 
 To Sevee, v. a. part ly violence. ?Tffot, ^Ttltff , "^rftJf, ^^Bt, 
 f^^ot, <pi55^ or 'FfS^Tf^, f^d?; 7».-&e. ^^. 
 2partfrmn, v. To Seiabate. q:'TST-f'TTTo5T-5^-^^^-&c. 
 ^T^t, <^/-H^ W.-&C. JFTuf y. 0/ 0. 
 
 SevehaL; a. divers, sundry, v. JIany. ^t"^ or ■^^^, ^f- 
 
 2 individual., distinct., single, v. Paeticclah, Sepaeate. 
 %no5T, %n%noET, fd^lotT, ri<f^ilotT, 5JTB, ?VnT?H^, ?'<T- 
 
 3 appropriate., Sfc. v. Pecpliae. 3<IMrtl, ^miMBI. 
 Sevehally, fl(fy. v. a. 2. ^TTToir <^ec2. f^fH^loir </cc/. ^T - 
 
 or armFT^, 2fft'll«iun+, s^f^H:, sqf^^ :. 
 Jointly and s. vT'tftKift^. 
 Sevebality, «. V. A. 2. f^^lotq^rT m. f^f^«"7iiTT m. ^n- 
 
 Severance. See Sepaeation. 
 
 Severe, o. — of persons; strict.^ rigorous., apt to punish, ^c. 
 ^R^TT, qrrST, ?nj|TT, !R^, ^TTJTTT or =?Tr, qj^#T, ^sj^tr, 
 %^, JpSTT, ^F^OT, frT?^, smr, sp^, fHg'^, cR^Tft^^ '^T- 
 ^ «)1<NU|KI, 5J^«Jrfl«<< «(Miq«iRT, 3^T^, 3^nTWT, s^^f^r- 
 ?1RR, 5[I^?ft?5, 52^, ^■^^R^I, 3*qrl5trf. 
 2 — of punishment, measures, &c. 'JTS, ^'R, 3i «)*<«, ^- 
 fjp, ^S'WRT, +H+'MNI, <ilwiH, ^^?T, ^T^^, ST^?, rft^f, 
 
 3 — cold or heat; intense, exceeding, *5'+.^a, ^J^, ^- 
 
 4 — a sickness; violent, ^c, iltaT, 5(T^^, ^(flui, |:?1TWT, 
 
 fJit(N<-=ii, *nft, 'T'lT, ^sT^nr. 
 
SHA 
 
 777 
 
 Severed. See Pabted, Sepabated. 
 
 Setekitt, n. T. A.l. *4^<J<'I1 m. <)i<.^MU|| m. fl^JUfNOJI ■». V- 
 **MUII m. Ac. t»<.\i1 /• ^5^ «• 
 
 2 srymr m. st^TTOTT m. 3H«iV<4Mun m. &c. Wgrft/. frT- 
 ^^/. ^V^ M. ¥^W «. nlflfii/ T^fTT/. 5:?r^/. 15- 
 
 3 ^I^ m. ^HW «i. a'T^ M. 5:^Tf<TT/. 
 
 I. ejteettivt punuhment, 3T^T^m.3lIrI^5Hn. <^iHinj*?Trt. 
 
 21) Sew, r. (i_ /u«<«i inVA a needle and thread. f?ra%, f^- 
 
 ^ ^, ^ w. mr?^,— compreh. ««c, tlitclt, tack, ^c. 
 
 Seweb, n. JraHi, ^c. ^^ »i.^n5T m. IVtHTHT w. 
 
 Scwrxe, n. y. V. fW^ n. f7I<<uiHot/. ?fr^ ». %^^ w. ^- 
 
 Coet or charge for 8. ftwiIT^a/. filc5T^/. 
 S.-work. fifmui+lM n. 
 Sei, «. ffender. fen «. felM'^ »». ^nf^ pop. 3TR/. ^5^^- 
 
 The Bwde s. ^*^j<lfH/. j^rfn/. su^JTrfir/. 
 
 The female a. fflv/llfd/. ^R^i-«ft ^rm/. 
 Sexaoexabiak, a. aye*/ aixtyj/ears, *1l<i«|«lT^m <l<4HI,WIwr. 
 
 To be getting 8. flraaot. 
 Sexakoclab, a. having tuc anglet. ^^JtM. 
 SEXE5XIAX, a. happening once in tix yean, or la$iing six 
 
 yeart. H\\\H\\\wn\M\., m\\m^., Si\^Ufl,. 
 6exta5t, »». tisth part of a circle, frT^^TT m. 
 
 2 — the instrument. ^ M'H Wl^ ST^, ^^?T n. 
 Seitcple. See Sixfold. 
 '^LWXh, a. pertaining to UJt. P.IHI, (ri'llft^fl^-^l, ^ft^"^- 
 
 *r^T^, ^UMfM'^Hi, ffr^^'^'OT^, ift^'wvN^vft, 
 
 8. intercourse. See C0FUI.ATIO5. 
 Sbabbixess, n. y. A. 1. ^HI^^f4M«ll m. JTf^TrTmr m. &c. 
 
 2 fft^^ ia lmi ll m. q^^qoiT w. JW^mT m. 
 SoABBT, a. — clothes ; worn, torn., toiled, ffe. <*^HI<^<^<4, 3T- 
 
 2 mean, lote, detpicaUe. rM4IU|l *r o(t, 1^, f»»*l<, 
 
 f»r«rft, ftf%K'm'<^<t i, f»rPR^?TorT^, f^n^ r sum i, 
 
 Jo SoACKUt, v.a. fetter Sfe. lit. fig. r. To Bixn, To Cloo. 
 ^t*m, ^f^ i|«f , JTtmot, »RET ■•. ^*l0^JTt^ g. of 0. <n^ 
 
 Shackle, «. v. Fctteb, Cixmi. firtt or irft/. qnnp^ m. 
 
 iRCVf m. ^M M. V^ m. ^^^ m. 
 Sbabmkk, n. eitnu deemmana. ^^mTT or ^r^ m. 
 SbaOS, *. d^kneta or oheeurity eauted hy interrepiion of 
 
 tight, ffJWiftf Wn/ f HWt m. WW* n. TTPHPTTV »i. 
 
 SHA 
 
 2 degree or gradation {0/ light or colours). ^^ m. 
 
 8. ( ot certAin thingi ) riewed u evU. 3^ffn w ^/. 
 
 3 Y. Screes, w^ m. 
 
 4 «p«>*/, V. Ghost. arnf^TT/. 
 
 5 See SnACow. 
 
 To Shade, v. a. screen from light or heat. ^Nyfl /- 3nit- 
 OT i».-3mT/.-«Sfcc. !|i^-qT5<it, vJW|Pl*<KDi fl.-xjMimf?)»jti 
 W.-&C. ^^. 
 
 Shadiness, «. T. A. 1. ?TR^/. ^T^ «. /. t »N I <^tf ) d l/. 
 
 2 f^PT ?n^?^/. ^FR/. «. STTrmrffr^ «. 
 Shadow, n. «7ja</tf representing the form of the lody which 
 causes it. 31^/. SStJiqi/. ^Rcft/. M4*)l*lc^/. srf^- 
 «TT/. 5TfafS|5l ». 
 
 Middle or mean s. JTs^T^TTT/. 
 
 Eelation of a a. with its substance. fS) « mfr | |« i «)HN OT. 
 
 S. cast by the gnomon of a dial. ?Tf^jmT/. Sf*rT/. 
 
 S. of the earth, hht/ 
 
 That casts a s. tfTTPFT, gNm<< . 
 
 2 imperfect representation. UT^y. 
 
 3 V. Shklxee. aTT^PTiJo/). anwr w. 
 
 To Shadow. See To Shade. 2 See To Adumebate. 
 Shadowy, a. not bright, ^v. v. Dim. ^or^vrmr, SPfft^- 
 
 ^, H<^r)v/l*«fc, '^^TSPT, ^^^ffT, '^4^31 (*. 
 
 2 unsubstantial, unreal, t^k-<^\, ^\M\^M, tJNIr*14>, CfT- 
 
 Shady, a. abounding with shade. *)l«Jf^-«|l, an^T^, ^H^l- 
 
 ^ or ?n"^€hir, trmrnT, di*<i*i^c?, snnWw, ^ni^h, 
 srar^s^, «i*<i-6tfir<\<i. 
 
 2 «(;«• covered from the sun. ^ri|«tN-«ir, ^l«lr<1-«(l,^H^, 
 
 Shaft, n. #piVf . ^tlT »». ?tf m. 
 
 2 ( of a carriage ). ^/. MT/. g^/. 
 Extremity of a s. or pole. ^/. 
 Middle s. ( if there be three ). Tt*Tt? m. n. itni^ n. 
 S.-buUock, &c. thiller. jr^ or ^bp^, g 1-«<i^rf -&c. 
 S.-man, driccr. ^Jt^i^t. 
 S.-pin. «JT?fta/. 
 Tie connecting the s. with the yoke. g^m. «[t«{?:i>». 
 
 8 T. Arrow. «boi w. 
 
 4 V. HiSDu:. ^J. IT?: n. <tt^ m. ^ir m. ^/. 
 SHiO, n. ro«^A, coar**, or woolly hair. >ff^ / onirjlipt/. 
 
 Shaooy, tt. V. N. Pr^ft'TT, ^^j-ft^ii, Ac. fSrora, flt«T=*rT. 
 
 I. Y. KCOOED. ^T^W^. 
 To Shake, r. a. put into a vibrating motion, agitate, ^e. rr- 
 
 «?w»t, f^jwof, r(^-»*nior, fT^of , ftjso^ or ^tirj3«f, jaw- 
 
 ^, 3iti^W^,«?l*ili, »j«i««(, IjiP^ or ^^oEtfr, !Hl^3^ «.- 
 |t?pE ff^/.-Ac. *^, ^tT^iit. 
 2 (» cloth, Ac), «pc^, trevr^, fm^, W^ m.-^- 
 iprcT OT.-Ar."^,— brii.kly, smartly, Ac. fTnrtt?T en^, 
 
 9 yiw eoneiHtion. nnT'f , f^Ff^, f^^*?}, art^^, *I- 
 
SHA 
 
 778 
 
 SSA- 
 
 igT m.-1^?reT OT.-f^?npT OT.-&C. '^. 
 
 4 ( liquids in a vessel ). S'^KoS'if. 
 
 5 fig. ( confidence, courage, <Se. ). (T^gT »».-f^H^ »»•- 
 
 -&c. ^JTot, [nSET «P^. 
 
 6 of(;ffet rid of. qit?^, 7T^, flYS^, ^T5^, <J<+<«f,%- 
 To Shake, v. n. be agitated with vibratory motion. ^n5^, ^- 
 
 -&c. ^wt_ 
 
 2— liquids in a vessel, v. To Flop. 4t|Hotiii', i^AMotuj, 
 
 3 ( as with laughter ). ^;^. 
 
 4 — tremulously, v. To Totteb, To Teemble. JpnTot, ^j- 
 
 BT a(^r.-^g?J<j a(/u.-&c. ^T^-^T^, i+i+ul or STSTJf, 
 
 5 ( from cold ). See To Shivek. 
 Shake, SnAKi50, n. v. V. A. \.—act. ^T?5^ «. ^r^ «• ^f- 
 gc5^ n. ifcc. ^^ m. srrCr'^ «• — reiteratedly, &c. ^'13^1- 
 
 2 ^R^F^t n. 5f?^ M. ^T^JKT m. 
 
 3 J^JT^ot n. &c. feTigT »». ^^?r »»• f^?njir >». ^^ M. 
 5 «TJgT ««. f^?f^ OT. 
 
 v. Y. N. 1. ^T?5ot w. ^(^ w. aTi^a'Jf ». &c. arf^teT «. 
 
 4 See Tbemulinq. 5 See Quiveeisq. 
 
 I. — in music. ^PT >». pTT^t/- Rii*i)/. Pl-i+lO/. ^'i.+l 
 
 Shakos and quavers ; — revilingly. 3T%^% m. pi. v. %. 
 In a 8. V. Tkice. W^ JTT^?T,3^aii(t or |, S^ft^R^, 
 
 ^TrranmscpTtrT, ww: or zi. 
 
 To be off in a s. ^T^^oj or +)4+ui or ^4+ui, 4|d<huf. 
 Shaken, ;j. v. V. A. 1. ^irtic^rti, 4lrf=lclrtl, ^i^oiiirfi, &c. 
 
 Shakeb n. Shakiko, p. a. v. V. A. 1. ^lri<<uiKl, ^tjasTTfnr, 
 
 2 fld^hicnKT, 5Pr^ ^<iTRT,&c. 
 
 V. V. N. 1. ^wuiKi, 5?5arRT, arfjasoiRT, &c. 
 
 Shakt, o. unstable, S(c. v. Eickett. saSJToStfT, ^V\€\H, 
 Shallow, a. having little depth. 3"«fo5 or gtVoE, 3^cHT, im. 
 
 — of rice-ground. 3^, ^^. 
 
 2 fig ; superficial, ^'c. J^^-H ^ N I -f^^^-&c. g^ToE, 3"4- 
 
 fH, f*T£5T. 
 Shallow, n. slwcH, gand-banh, Sfc. >TR/. n. TT^/. t^TT «». 
 Shallow-bbained, Shallow-pated, Shallow-witted, a. v. 
 
 Shallow. 7»T555^^, ^^m^^^F, STrtTfT. 
 Shallowne33, n. v. A. 1. gTUcfcMUK m. &c. 
 
 2 3-«Tg^f5/. Tv^f^r/. ^^^f^/. '<H<n i qi /. ar^qj- 
 
 !» Sham, «. a. feign, pretend. ^'\^ n.-^ n.->m^ n.-&C. ^9t- 
 
 ^T^y. o/o. 5irn^oft/-&c. ^^of g. ofo. 
 Sham, n. pretence, trick, ^ft n. «^'r^ n. f^fJ^rT w. ?ft5 m. »T- 
 
 ^"TT W. f^l5r «. 5^T n. ^ ». f^ /)op. jft^ ». »T?f^ n. 
 
 H^ n. ?T^T^ f». <^/. 
 Sham, a. feigned, fictitious. ^HIMI, st'lMI, f^T^TT^, Trtifr^sn', 
 
 «ifT^«Ti^, &c. «r?rT<nift^r, ^wai^r, 3Ttf5 sTMriaT, afrf^ 
 
 2b Shamble, v. n walk awkwardly Sf unsteadily. '^'X^ ^T- 
 
 Shambles, n. flesh-market. ^TPjrfHr *IMK «'. <!1K+I^ =r- 
 
 Shame, ». </ie sensation or feeling of conscious guilt, Sfc. fliM 
 
 /. f5«TT/. ?ITH/. ^^R M. W^^^rsf m. afR^Tr/. WTtToft 
 
 /. aftm^nrr/. arr^Toit^/. f^^^n m. 
 
 2 sense of shame, v. MoCESTT. OTT/. 3^TT/. ?R»t/. 
 
 ^/. ^ m. ^tsr/. 
 
 To cast off 8. <T^ OT. Tf^ot. 
 
 To take s. to one's self. riMO'l, TS^^-, aft^TStut, 3T» 
 v»t/. ^T^ot «H. con. 
 
 To throw off all sense of s. ?n^ «. arffr ^il^H #- 
 SfOt, ?TT^ «. ^PFJfT fTfTfrf ifwf, jtT^ n. jfN tl?^, TTHR q- 
 
 3 shamedness, reproach, v. Disqeace. st^HH m. ar^frT- 
 
 jpoj). +lfc6Hl/. 
 
 To put to 8. See To Shame. 
 
 4 cause or reason of shame. rtM'W-t^^H-tfcc. m\K.^ n.-\- 
 
 <T m. rfvnll^^ W. t^vnlltiKuj M. rt«1KM^ «. 
 
 To glory in one's s. ?R^ ^iTf^ St'^H ^si««l. 
 2b Shame, v. a. make ashamed, abash, ^'c. cTM^oif, c5mi«<«1, 
 
 qnrfJr^, ■^tth^, arrm^s^, ?t^ or jj^^^^r »». ^- 
 
 ot g. ofo. W^ "TfT^^ rfNU'i, ^ ot.-HPT/ Wt^ ^''t 
 g. ofo. 3Tt5[IToCT-fiTtn-?r3«T-?lf^r?T-&c. ^^, TT^RW- 
 
 2 See To Dispbacb. 
 2b Shame, v. n. be ashamed, ^r^of.^ 5[IT^of, 5^^ii*ui. 
 Shame-faced, a. v. Bashful. STir^, rti^<i, rtM<i, ^^pNt. 
 Shame-facedlt, arfo. v. A. SSrf^^TTr or of, riM'^HUIH, 
 
 Shame-facedness, «. v. A. hmIiuiF m. &c. ^r^r'^T »«. '=?T- 
 
 Shameful, a. /Aa< trin^'* shame, ignominious, ^c.v.Disgeace- 
 FUL. aM^ I, ?5%^, rtir^i'll'JII, J^rpTWraw^ or ?ir«TT, 3T- 
 
 «nT?R^, 3ii*!5i"ir, piT^T^, ^-JirtM"!!, swTra^, c5«n^, 
 
 2 raising shame in another, v. Indecent. ?5irH<^l<ni, 
 
 c5T^r, t?«f^, n^'^rT, 55^n^f , c5«rrir^, srf^rc, arq^FS 
 
 Shamefully, adv. v. A. 1. ??M ^T^, 3TT^ ^f^-^^f^, ?7T- 
 2 3n^%^:5T, arqq'sfi^c^, ^arr^^i ^'J'^'Trff^, &c. 
 
 Shameless, a. wanting shame or modesty ; callous, hardened, 
 abandoned, ^c. PlrfM^T, 1^ni«T, sf^J^, %^r, rt^nll^'i-T- 
 f^-^jfiT-&c. 5rTT^-&c. fTTHcT, f^Rfsr^, f^RJ^ or T, 
 
 f?T^, %^, ^ir, ar^R:, aft ^, f^'i' Ur, f^^rrsT, 3- 
 
SHi 
 
 779 
 
 SHA 
 
 Wt. 
 
 517, mq*4< or iRTT, MI<<^''-<, rfd^-lK, «cl*lS'll, ^«(NHt- 
 
 2 indicating icant of shame, done without shame. Pi«M- 
 ^MU I HI , %5(TW^, fWflMil, ^TH«ifH^, RvnlUir^rMMI, Ac. 
 ME1.ESSLT, arf».Y.A. fHHnA^UIl^, ^V<HS«I A, Plrt«lrl'^, 
 
 Ac. ?ir3T-fI«iTT-Ao. ^r^-7TfH-Ac. vJv>ll'lO^, fl«lK|- 
 
 f^HT^, Ac. JM«*H*iH, ^HJt^, sn^Sm tnSTT, Ac. 
 
 SnAltELESSSESS, n. T. A. 1. fsi^I^^IIT m. «riK*tH«II •». 
 .^H>|MU | | w. P!^<^HU|I »». f^^f^'nTT »». Ac. rt«JKlf^fT«. 
 
 fran^^n/. Ac Hj^w^idi/. «*3«»d^/. Ac. 
 
 Bhakveb, n. SiiAMMrso, p. a. v. V. irT^ ^RT, sfn W^W- 
 
 ^, P i r»<T i ^ i i , f*nf^Tt, sWt, 'ifi<t*<i, 'T<i<iiior:<<i, ?ffn ot- 
 
 «TT, ?ff»ft or i^, fltnrit or WT or 55^, ^ift or i^IT. 
 2i> Shampoo, r. a. mh and percuss, knead and tcork ( the 
 
 body, Ac. ). y.fi ffl " , 5?^E2'xf , H3wf, TTl^f, 5:1^ w. KR- 
 
 df^, 5pwr, ?T^Tf^ n. ^^. 
 Bhask, fl. tone 0/ the leg, tibia. ^vi\/. m^ m. sToB^ or 
 
 2 Z<y— in contempt, ftn? or ?niit/. ?t^ tfr yNST ••. 
 3b Shape, p. a. form, model, fashion. iRflf, ^cE^, qjiSiJf, 
 
 7?TT^, ^Tmf, «h5 w.-ari^R m.-Ac. qf^-^. 
 Bhape, n. V. FoHM. ampit »». STT^sfir/. 5^1 «. ^511/. stew. 
 Shaped, a. having the shape of. !HI*KNI, €<TI^, ilai^T, 
 
 Ac. 3TT^TT, 3ftT^, ^^ (all three in comp.)^ 
 Shapeless, a. destitute of regular form, ifc. ^Jiat, 5|<pfj 
 
 SnAPELE885E«S, «. T. A. SjilSlir «. ^«««M"lT "». ^njltl /. 
 
 C<JTTfip«T n. 3TT^TTTT^fT ». 
 fiHATELncEsa, »t. T. A. 3m*H5jfi/. OT^^/- ^oET^^^TTW. 
 
 ■m^S^TT m. c^^rmr ••• &c. «>h«i«iwh «. 
 
 Shapelt, o. well formed, symwutrieal. ail^U^J^, CT^^, 
 
 3n^5, ¥ctBT^, sn^TVTIf 1 ^^^» 5*<i*h^I'Ij v*m\i, 
 
 Bhabd, «. /)!>« 0/ an earthen vessel. ^\^K^t[ f. ^fH^ /. 
 JTW^IT^ ^»^ «. fwaft /. VT? /. «T>n: n. ^qrr «•. rfm. 
 
 Shardi, heap of shards, hits of glass, ^f . *S^<^ m. 
 To Shabz, r. «. distribute, t. To Divide. ^^, ^t^ ^, 
 
 2 partake teUh another, ff^ ^wf-^, Hlll'l^ H»f-^, 1 
 
 HftH^M I ' l «.-<tfW»ftn m. ^^ g. of 0. j 
 
 Jo 8hak, r. «. partieipaie, hone part. fftT i»».-Ac. i|fl|-qT- 
 
 fflt, W^tT "t.-Ac. fintof in. eon. 
 SOABC, n. pari, portion. ^^Z^ or qm m. ^m m. fwnj^ m. 
 
 ft;r^/. 3Tn m. fpm *». ?»fftW /. [ flJRHTft, J 
 
 Equal «. flJ^mn ••.—That hM ra e. t. fra»TI»f fo/>. 
 
 2 (of » mcrcmntile, Ac. concen). qpff or iWt/. ^Mt/. ' 
 
 Ilftlf*. ■Jlif'l/. (»nd, penon holdin); it, anii^ or ; 
 8 ' of » property dirided ). VTm. ^r^n. *nnilft/. f^ m. 
 CklcuUting the •hare*. fpTr^ /. 
 Schedule of •ham. ftc«(t <nT n. 
 
 4 ( of a plough ). <|fra or as m. 
 ShABE-HOLDEB, n. SHAEE-UOLDISa, a. ^'^^, ^t^T, ^t- 
 c5^, ^i^, TTfft^ or wirO^^K, TTft, HPft^, HI«n«9"^K, 
 
 Shaked, p. V. V. A. 1. ^trr^ST, ^^H f^5^, I^HinM. 
 
 2 ^t^ Md^I, Ac. 5H|r?^. 
 Shareb, f». SnAHiua, j>. a. v. V. A. 1. ^tI^otrt, ^\^ ^"fru, 
 
 f«i*ti<|uiKi, Ac. 
 
 2 oni V. N. HI*n^K, TPfte^JR, TT*!?^, aJTlt, ^#??R, 
 
 fT^H<^K, fll^l, 3f;il^, 3T^^T<t. 
 Shabk, n. ?tH w. ^-t^M M. qr^ »». 
 SuABP, o. keen edged, not Hunt. frf^trfHr, frJ^Z, 'fl'^"T, 
 
 <ft^, <nufti^K, Tl^'n^, jft^^WT, firrTtfR, rR^T^, II^fTf, 
 
 *n^<TT, SR^, -^rtirt. 
 
 2 having a fne point, fr\^Z ST'ifHr, f^^e^l<SMi, ^TF, 
 fft^HT, fi|I?TR, ?ft^''T, ^^T^. 
 
 3 «t-«/e 0/ mind, quick, ready, smart, apt, ^c. 3»Tvft^, 
 3^5^, fn^, rft^""!, ^TftfT, ^OR'jftrT, ^^uft?T, '^W^., 
 
 ^ir^TT, jtiR, 5i^T^ or 5^, «(!?:, «iR»ir, shi'St^, i^^ifr 
 or f«r^, q^, ■^k^, stafl", ^fm, ^;iT^?t, f ?inr|f5, 
 
 f numfH, fft^-^ff^, ffta^f?, Sf^TjT?, Ac. g^OT,'?T%- 
 
 ^^, rrqff, mf^^"^ ^, fJTSR, Hmsr, ^FTijT, ^»T^r, ^• 
 r^, q^sft, =^^, '^if^stPi or 'i^fm, ^''J^b^,^"}*^!^, 
 ^tTpft, 5TT?T, ^«ft. [^frirm^'T. 
 
 4— a sense ; acvte, quick. v»rt??[, f?I^, f(t^, fit^, ^'^"^, 
 
 6 — of sounds. W-^V., S'^TtT. 
 
 6 «cirf, ^'e. T. Soi-B. 3t^, 5^. 
 
 7— of languag^c; harsh, biting, severe, !jc. frRT7, rft^TiT, 
 
 8 — pain, Ac. affiictive, stcere, pungent. ^^, ?ft^, ^- 
 
 9— of cold, Ac. «F5!F, JR^qr^, ^,^^7, rft^-OT, fft^f, 
 10 — of sayings, Ac. witty, smart. ^\^^., ^RS 3^, ^- 
 
 11 j>rom/)/, 5i»t>*,^c. v. Smabt. ^t^^^, ^TftfT. 
 Shabp-edoes, a. v. Shabp. f?r^^*Tf^^, rft^'TVTTT, f^fUTT?. 
 ' Shaep-poiiited, a. v. Foisted, Shakp. fH^e arofr^T, fsfW- 
 
 SHABP-aET. See Batesods, IIbsobt. 
 
 Shabp-siouted, a. 'PT^T^,f'^=riT«'Tt^,f?t^?itw'Tr,rftlf^- 
 
 2 tig. acii/<r, ^'c. V. Shabp. rftw^, ^e-TT^ff, g.^'H^, 
 
 Shabp-siohtkdkkss, n. t. A. 1. fftfl^ft/. Kt?'«r^/. ^Tq>- 
 Shabp-witted, m. t. Shabp. jft^^r^f^, f rUTJ^, f ni^nrfn, 
 
 SHABP-WITTEDHISII, 0. T. A. and ACBME.'«. jft^^'tjfj/. JltT- 
 
 To Shabpex, e. n. make sharp, r. A. 1. 2. «nT/. ff^-liTm^ 
 
 -<in«o!, Tinft «. ^, J^nrot ( and, neut. sni^ir ), tnt/. "A- 
 fin, ?i3T n. irTTJt-"Hn'T''f, ^fr^-fft^^-Ac. «Rot_ 
 SHARPX.HKI), ;>. T. V. <m %%'^r-)^rf^w, Ac ^f^, f3=rfnff. 
 
 SHAmns, n. cAm^, ro^ve, ^c. t. fiLACKOVAKi). 7^r<ir, 77' 
 
SHA 
 
 780 
 
 Shikplt. See Smaetlt. 
 
 Shaepness, n. v. A. 1. frf^^T'Jrr «. &c. cft^ftrTrTT/.'cr?:"''^ n. 
 
 &c. tn^ft «. H3T n. frT^RiirR/. ^TT^/- 
 
 2 ^m SToft/. ffT^^^F «. ?ft^uimt«* n. 
 
 &c. jrrft/. -^Hii^/. ^^?:t?/. ^ft^Tw. mf^^T «. TR^ 
 
 6 arq^^Ttm m. ^v^vm m. [ ^t^T «. 
 
 7 frnjI^TTT »». ^HiMCir tn. SFJR^OTT »». &c. ?ft^'<jr?n'/. ^- 
 
 8 fH^JT^ m. &C. cO^OTrTT/. rft^?lT/."rr^-^ «. 5^^ W. 
 
 9 ^5^r »n. spl^/. <t>4+H«ll m. frT^T^'mT »». &C. <j"i«M 
 m. rft^'TflT/. &c. 
 
 10 ^T^m m. w$^ m. fTsmr »«. «nT^ m. 
 
 Shasteb, Shastea. See Scbii>ture. 
 Xo Shattee, v.a. break into many pieces, sJiiver. ^ ^|n. pi. 
 or ^1%^ n. JF5?T ?T^, H^tj^ »». l'/.-?f»TTH^5 m. 
 
 ^TTfT»».-&c. JRWt 5^. ofo. f^??ior, ft^t^l^, ^5^ «.-^^m 
 >»..f%E^^^«.-f^d^ m.-&c, ;p^ ^.q/"o. f^TlfH-^-^^TT^ 
 
 2 fig. disorder, derange, impair, Sfc. v. To DestEot, To 
 
 EuiN. jfTsoir, ?rr^ m.-qcB/.-mur/.-JTRft/.-^^HT^ OT.-=Er- 
 
 !FT^ m.-fqMM »».-f^"5Rr «».-&c. ^ot g. of 0. 
 Shatteb-bbained. See Ceazt. 
 Shatteeed, p. T. V. 1. fl«hsd*5 *rtrfl, ^PPTT^^BT, &c. 
 
 ^^pJTTfT, ^^fT, IT^Tfrof, HM^l+rt, f^?|T^rT, ^jf1%?T, f^- 
 
 f>T5T, Rrf^ti-H, f^ftrT, f^Nlfifi, f^MRflH, 1%«=?^, l^tT. 
 Bhatteeeb, n. Shattebino,;>. a. g+^H*"^ 4HuiKr, ^nsTT^ 
 
 ^<<IIK1, &c. f^MWq;, BiMIcft, f^%^, f^^-f^e(W-&c. 
 
 Shatteking, «. T. V. 1. — act. a+^<J+^ ^>^«. fiTOFf«. ft- 
 MfH'ifn. &c. ^f^n. f^MMOT. R^^^w. RlMiHn. RVKTn. 
 
 Shattees, «. f Z. H+iriqplm. /)?. ^I^^n. ;)^ 
 
 To break into s. See To Shattee. 
 To SnATE, V. a. cut or pare off icith a razor. ^vHIMd/.-TTT 
 M.-^n.-&c.qj^ot <ji. of o.— (the head) 3t?/-^T^, jtSr^^- 
 5T^of, 55^ or;jo/>. HfirM.-^^kM.-'FrTi'loroft/.-'T^T'FT^n.- 
 iV!^f.-&c. ^^; — (beard, whiskers), ^^f. ^^, ^T^ 
 y.-^TTT/. ;'^. i?rR^;— in contempt, TT^^, ^or, i^t3:off 
 f.-&c. «Rot — the head of a woman. %?T»». pi. 'M4ui ^.q/o. 
 To s. cleanly. 5ft^/. '^fT^RT. 
 
 2 T. To Pare. cTRTof, <T?TtJTn.-&c. ^R^t g. of 0. 
 
 3 pill, fleece, v. To Plunder, gs^, ^ITit, ^.*|l4«f, sftyft 
 /.-5IJTn.-&c. ^Tot y. ofo. 
 
 Sha\ei.iso, w. a person shaved. K^, HSqi, ^5^t5T. 
 Shaves, Shated, p. v. V. 1. ^<iilHdl^si31, jj^^rf f, Ac. 5- 
 
 3 ^14^1, 25^31, &c. 
 Bhaveb, n. Shaviso, p. a. v. V. 1. ^viiMd ^^tttrt, H4''IKI , 
 
 I. V.BOY. 5?n^. 
 
 Shatisg, fl. thin slice or chip, y. Chip. ^^f. V^r^m. dim, 
 5^/. ^^^m. dim. 5t?ft/. ^oEq?r or ^J^m. ^a'T/i. 
 Shavings. ^TTJ^^w. 
 Shawl, «.— the garment, vth/. TT^IS'Y/. ^[S^ft/. 
 Colored s. of children. Hi^+H/. 
 Double 8. qTTH^I^/. |^Tt5T/. 
 S. with flowers and figures worked. ^HTcT^fWrm. 
 She, pr. .ft, ^, ^, 
 
 2 See Female. 
 Sheaf, «. Jk«<?/« of stalls of grain. ^/. jt^TW. <//m. ^''ft/. 
 ^Roft/. 't^^M. dim. ^5^/. 
 
 Binding in sheaveB. sffquft/. Ijt^te/. ^TTcEwft/. 
 Gathering together of sheaTes. ^onRoft/. 
 Sheaves or bundles ( of sffvTotT, ^f^^TT, wheat, Ac. ) 
 with the ear. "js or ^n. 
 To Sheab, v. a. cut or clip with scissors, ^'c. *M<'If, ^R^ut, 
 
 ^TTS^, *n^9ir, J5^, ^TrR'ft/.-&c. «PTwr g. ofo. 
 Sheabed, p. v.V. +id<^»l, »ll<^<t%p!i, &c. [^rrft-Ad. 
 
 Sheabee, n. SflEAEnrG, p. a. v. V. ^T?RTRT, &c. <|>vi^-^^f- 
 Shearing, n. v. V. — act. spTrT^ofn. Ac. +w<oi/. ^RT^rft/. 
 
 *IM«fl/. «lilMSui n. HT^T"!^/ ^'tTH«. JSTn, 
 Sheaelisg, n. Hf^r<<l 4)W<,uft% Jfe^n. 
 Shears, n. shearing instrument. ^\r\^f. ^fT<t/. 
 
 S. of thatchers. mT^?r«. [«Tmw. 
 
 Sheath, n. scallard, case, ^c. '^ or ^m. f^^m. wi\ or 
 
 Having a s. ^5[IF<T. 
 To Sheath, v. a. put into a scabbard. H'nN-^PTt?T-Ac. m* 
 fS^r, '^TFT ^Rof. 
 2 protect by an outward covering. ^^, M«R|ili|, %^»», 
 
 To Shed, ». a. tpill. '?P|^, ttU"!, ti^t^'If, 1T?t w.-^ff /.. 
 &c. ^)T^5'. 0/0. 
 
 To 8. by agitating a vessel. T^oSof, 
 2 drop, cast. »TTo5of, CT^^, ^S'^, 911^. 
 
 To be shed. ?r5^, noEW. 
 
 To B. tears, grt^ w. i'i.-ST^ «• pl-fv^f. pl-fz^ «, 
 
 Shed, j). v. V. 1. TTf ^HT, ■Hii^ai, &c. 
 
 2 'lloJriril, Ac. *rf^, ni'lfod. 
 Shed, ». temporary erection, v. Hut. ^Jm^.f. 'TI^/. '^"1 W. 
 5t«i^«. dim. gwA/. »Tt|^R^/gTT^Ww. f'T^ITT wi.^^tJtrt, 
 
 Cow s- i(^ n. 
 
 Festive s. or erection. »Tfl^ w. KTJ m. 
 
 Forked post of festive s. »Tt?^s/. 
 
 Long s. H^TT m. 
 
 Open and rude s. JTPR m. 
 
 S. for cattle during the heat of the day. «I^*ieior3T»J. 
 Sheen. See Bbight. 
 Sheep, n.M^ (^ m. €\f. 5^ & s «. ) ^«». (^/ ) 
 
 To ofi'er ( in sacrifice ) a string of s. ii«<l-«ft 3[Txm/. 
 
"Tfil 
 
 SHI 
 
 Sheep-cot, Sheep-fold, n. pen, v. Fold, ^ctlil «. ^^RST 
 
 n. ii^^liAl/. 
 - .'iEEP-FACED, Sheepish, a. otermodett, meanly HiJ^dent, 
 
 V. BAgHFCL. *nn or Jl^ft, IT'nffWT, tI^^^TI, ^ »r ^- 
 
 riTT, Mr^riitMl , AMriHIiiJl, 3M*^«)il, rtMiljlffte. 
 Sheep-walk, n. place tchere sheep ore Jed. «i«^ii n. 
 Sheep'8-ete, fi. JnnFTT?T m. 
 6BEEPI8H5ES9, «. V. A. »T?rT^ w. «II<l<iljHUII m. 3M^4"I1 
 
 w. Ac. H«rfV^=«T «. 3TfH^^«TT/. 
 Sheeb, o. »»«•«, j>ttrtf, unminyled. %^^ or a, 5^, f^^irtti. 
 Sheeb, ode. T. Clear. ^TTT, 55. 
 5b Sheer oft. See To Decamp. 
 Sheet, ».— of a bed. ^T^/. 
 
 S. gathered up at the comers. tHcBOlJ m. V^f. 
 
 2 ( of paper ). fTTT w. 1R «. ^ n. JfT «. pr «i. 
 Half-sheet. TH n. — revilingly, qiT? n. qi^<', n. 
 
 S. doubled into four leares. ^fH^tTPT ; — into two 
 leaves, 5^ qrT. 
 
 S. doubled breadth wise. ^ m. 
 
 3 ( of metal Ac. ). i^iii. q?(T m. ^^:zorZ n. 
 
 4 ( as of fire, water, &c. ). fft^T »». t?te m. 1^ m. 
 5— the nautical term, wiws: n. j^HPT n. 
 
 SHEET-AycHOB, ». vtT^-»fi3T-&c ^t»R «i.-5^m. 
 
 2 fig. fJ^^H-m ^i«i m. 
 6belf, n. fT'BT «. "5cft/. i|««i-«0*^ "jraft/. 
 
 Shelves, co*« or ttand. HJ«(-«fl/. Mlrt'^ VITTaf »«■ K^- 
 
 2 »<Mi</-6an*, «Ao«2. »TR/. n. TT^/, [njM. 
 
 Bhell, h. ( of an egg, a nut, Ac. ). ffft /. *^^/. «^ 
 
 Cocoa-nut s. ^T^/. *fp^/. ?fT^/ ^tt^/. 
 2 (of an animal). ^ i». ♦H'O/. ^T^ m. «. 
 
 Conch 8. tV m. n. ^^ m. t^^^ m. 
 
 Oyster s. firrw *•. ftm ». VRW «.— Half of one. f^- 
 
 q/. firft or fHt/. 5^/. 
 
 8. of the cjproea moneta, coterie, ^wtif. 
 8 ( of the needs of plants ) t. Ucsk. kt^^ n. 
 
 4 ( a« of a house ) t. Fbajie, ?rt*niT «. ?RTIT «. 
 
 5 ( of a tent ) *«^fl or »ff^T «i. 
 
 Jo«6. ^<ft »fraT m. [Stc. mtHf. 
 
 Jo Shell, r. a. fai» on/ 0/ tie thell. «">S5wf, sffe^, tW^T- 
 
 2 a«MMi< io«/A io«i6». j;^ 'IlfclNl »T?*TR»". ^^, JJ^ift 
 
 »Tt% »•./>/. ?T^. 
 IBbxlicd, /. T. V. 1. «1«rWI, ^^55^, «1-^*. 
 
 A •. Tetch, bean, or pea. ?ff(^ m. WWnm m. 
 ShEltEB, N. /ilAl »hich cover* or defends from annoifanee; 
 
 eottr, 1uri<mr,m^ihm. WT^II m. armr «. ami/. ^TT/. 
 
 ;9I«I/ WTT «. UK ■». Wl^ or I «. fmT«W ••. «*pr w. 
 
 8. from wind, Ac PnifT m. 
 Situate in the s. of. avrnn, snftff. 
 That ia ooder t. ft»T-m^, 
 UndCTS. wnmtf^t, 
 2 ttatttfUimf evftred and defenJed. 3n«TW m. 3n«T «. 
 
 In 8. Ih^mi^ , 3n?n«TRT. 
 
 To take s. 3TT«rq »«.-3TT^ m.-Ac. tTT^-^^. 
 To Shelteb, v. a. give cover or shelter to. an^TT m.-arreTT W. 
 
 -Ac. ^, <n?K/- Vl^.ui. [«n^-^T^. 
 
 2 ( one's self ) hetake to cover. 3TT«rT »».-3fTl^ «i.-Ac. 
 Sheltebkd, p. -v. v. 1. aiTT«TT f^?^3T, 3TT«nT %%t?T, 3IT?^, 
 
 3Tr5^, 3TTf«rT, ^HlHUd, W^PT, ^f^, 
 Sheltekeb, n. Sueliebiso, p. a. v. V. 1. 3n«W-&c, ^«IKI, 
 
 3TT«nT^mT. 
 Sheltebless, a. y4H(>M<T, f%^«PT, ^>niTT, STTV^Tf^H, 
 j SnELTiXOjO.jWZjniViy, sloping. sJd<rl|, ^HT?R, ffoBrlT or ^TctfTT, 
 Shephebd, n. H«+| or ef^, W^TT^«TT, H'^^TT^, ^^Tra^. 
 Shephebdess, n. JTs^/.'^J^T^t/.^^t TWrrft/. H^mB*!/". 
 Shebbet, n. — the drink. ^U*(<i or y<«<d n. TTT^ fop. q^ n. 
 Shebd. See Shabd. 
 
 Shebiff, «. — of a court of justice. ^W^ or r(tjftT, 
 Shebiffship, n. simO/. «i^KH/. 
 Shew, To Shew. See Show, To Show. 
 To Shie, t). o. V. To Thbow. T^ot. 
 Shield, n. ^t^^/. <?k55F w. «. 
 
 Armed with a s. «Wl^rI, *J>rt+.mPi. 
 
 2 fig. cover., protection, li^ n. KT^vif. qh??s:tJT m. 
 2b Shield, v. a. cover, defend, v. To Pboiect. TT^, ^f?7of, 
 
 K^^ n.-m^m ».-Ac. «F^ y. of s. 
 To Shift, t>. n. c/(««yc /jZare, direction, ^c. ?vpt n.-7VoC n.- 
 
 Ac. «lT?Pr m.-Ac. ^Tot 01'^ ^ ««<A y- of ». 
 
 2 cAawy* clothes. "Tt^T^ n. l>/.-?W ».-%^ n.-^^«.-Ac. 
 
 8 manage to subsist. I^nflf m. ^T^it, vd1'N«t, *WJ^»fl<l «. 
 
 ^rnw^fS /.-f^tf^^ OT.HMM^m w.-«i'ifn«Mif?i/.-&c. 
 
 4 with ; manage with. VX^f. "FT^T, ^la^ W,NI»fl«l< W, 
 
 »T3nTT »n.-«*rtM<H<l<»l/.-»^K?^/-«'«'rtl«*rt/.-Ac, ^5^^, 
 2b Shift, ». a. t. To Chakoe. ttj^^, *l^»o(t, mrtOi, <iTt?^ 
 
 »)i.-Ac. ^T^ y. q/"o. JTIHII or «HIHI« /.-Ac. f>T'f ^. 0/ 0. 
 
 2 change from one place, tfe. to another. ?VT^«.-r<TSE ".- 
 
 5TT»IT w./.-Ac. <n?re'if-f^^-Ac. ^r. 0/ 0. ?i|Rtn< n.-Ac. 
 
 VT^t y. 0/ 0. [ •*««!. 
 
 8 ofi"; east off from one's telf( on another,. ^n?ot, j^tT^t, 
 Shift, n. expedient, remedy, t. Besocbce. TTR m. ^f^/. 
 
 »^/. f|*>m/. «T^ pop. »t?t/. 
 
 2 evasion, trick, subterfuge, ^njf. ^rwi/. %l^/. "|- 
 
 Wnft n. ^1^ «. 
 
 8 ehemite. ^\^%\^ vnf^ or ?nft?T «. 
 
 ShILLT-BHALLT, To SniLLT-iHALLX. Sofl HMITATI05, To 
 
 Hesitate. 
 Sbdi, n. fore part of the leg. »fpft/. ft^f. [ITTT /. 
 
 SHzme, n. splendor, lustre, ▼. BmioirrKESi. ^iRif /. ^f^/. 
 
 2 «*»ni»y weather, t. Sox-husx. wn «. f*l^ ». 
 
SHI 
 
 To Shine, v. n. give out light. ?rTot, f^RT m. pi. qT5^, 3vR 
 
 Faint & trcDitilous sliining (as of an expiring lamp ) 
 fri+fc'l+'t or g+fj^n/. 
 To 8. tremulously, tojlicl-er. f?i+,n%+*)l or ?^+,^^+ui. 
 To s. out suddenly. «Tt5T m. H>\i,^, 
 
 2 sparkle, glitter, gleam. 'PF^^, H+d+uf, tI+-4J^oi, ^^- 
 
 ^, ^!pTT^^, sjMH'ioi, ^H^, ri+rf+-ur, y**"!, ?ro5^o5- 
 
 f^^^^ or r^+,^+ or frS^pfe^ arfw. JpT^t. — brightly, 
 glaringly, intensely, v. To Glaee. y-fl^.oi, ^tlPl't, ?!- 
 •fil*ffl, "^^T^of, fT^ToE'jf, c5^^. 
 
 3 le glossy. ffToSfrTotSr, HotBot, ^^r^BSt, dcJ'l«I'Jl, dtid*- 
 
 4 le eminent or eonspicuout. ?IPT^, cTT^, =«nT^T^, %^ 
 
 To s. out. g-JRiit, g?5ot. 
 
 5 6e splendid, gorgeous, fiashy,Jine. xfH+l*)ui, f^HMu), 
 
 SnixGLE. See Piahk. 2 See Gbatel. 
 
 SuiNlJfO, p. a. T. V. 1. ?!TmTT, &C. SHfT^^P, sn>T?I»TT^, gfrT- 
 
 2 anrZ Bbioht, Beilliakt. JT^FTTT'TfT, rTSr^sft, ri^rf ' blH , 
 '^+-=l+riH, q"--J)IVHH, ^frtm^, StftTTPT, f^^TlcIMM, ^- 
 tT^TT^/Jop.^sfMTR, ^frWT^, ^I^Hrf, ^RtifJin. 
 
 4 ci^ridl, V^ ( in comp. as H«<<^iipfl, fPT:^Tc^, ft^TT^- 
 
 5 f^flf^a, r«)<|vrlHM, fiKlPHrt. 
 Shikt, a. See Bbioht. 2 See ScirsniifT. 
 Ship, Tbis termination denoting state or office is rendered 
 
 l>y TtJT, T'TT, ?TT, f^, Ac. 
 Ship, «. v. Yebsel. rrrJ: n. sf^ or jn^ n. HTfl «. »7?I^ 
 «. vHrfMM n. — generally or laxly. fTC ?TTt5 «. 
 
 Bottom of a s. or boat. q^lR n. 
 
 Imported on a s. rTT?^. 
 
 Side of s. or boat, ^t?^ n. 
 
 Toll paid by a s. on clearing out. "TTT/- [ -&c. 
 
 2 ( of burden ). ^(*J1^ T^^n. f^RRft 1?I'IrT n.-rTRK »• 
 
 3 ( of war ). e5«l>A«lrf«Jd n. &c. 3t4t or aprk «. 
 To Ship, ». a. /)a< or receive .into a ship. 'l?!«ldl«K-&c. TT^- 
 
 ^5^-rfl<^5i -%'jf-&c. [vessel. ?Ti%3J«». 
 
 SniP-MASTEH, n. captain. ^T^WJ, or HT^ft^ m. — of a small 
 Ship-mate, n. T\^ttr^]m-^\-&c. #«pft-«Pift-&c. 
 Ship-weeck, «. rtTtTfj/ rTT?s:H"t3/. ^T^PPT^ m. ^^rrrrn wi. 
 Ship-wbecked, a. ^??Tr?nT5rRT^T,^'?^%rr^T,H^^fNrRisr^. 
 
 SnirpiNG, n. ships in general. Ffpir n. pi. <lri«|^ m./)Z. &c. 
 3b Shiee, t'. «. piarfe rfw/y. qjTK n.-^H»ft/-&c. ^Wf, 3Tt- 
 
 Shiekeb, «. SiiiRKiNO, /). a. v. V. ^TT =g «h«<u |l i l, «HH^^iK 
 or C, spm^^f or E?n, ^Fm^'lT, ^Tf , ^^FTft or C, ^^- 
 
 ^li ^nn^sFiar, aifn^r, a^f^i^sprr, sfl'twf^, fHfHfratr. 
 SniET, «.— the garment, w-^^ or <^^;i. ^i^kr artn^C^wJ. 
 
 782 m6 ^ 
 
 2 — for children. ^^<u| n. aiTin? «• 
 
 2b Shiveb, v. a. break into small pieces, t. To Shatteb. ^'i- 
 ^n. pl.-^i^m^^n.-&c. ^??T ?T^, ftr^^of, fji-A Th^T- 
 •»i+«4l=fR or '?pR=5fT-?T<T^-&c. EpSTof, ft^«RnTn.-&c. sp^ 
 -7- "fo: 
 
 To SnivEE, V. n. qvaTce., tremble, shake, Sfc.from cold., ague, 
 fear., ^c. ^f^, ^iJ^OT, f^Kftuu)', gigpif, ^T^V^- 
 STirifT adv. ^n. 'Tot-^MUJ ««. fon. ^Rl^nr /. pi. ^- 
 
 5^, ^f^ «.-«FrTw.-5Ff<in»i.-q;fq<t /.-^q^ «"-f 5f s'^/.-Rr- 
 ?rTft/-&c. f ^-TTot in.con. ^ZJ m. ^Rof, '*?^/. f?p 
 ^M^ ?■». cow. 
 
 2 be affected with a nervous thrilling. fwrO/^'f j«.oo«. 
 
 3 ( esp. under demoniac possession ). m'ft n. *T^-^- 
 ^ in. con. 
 
 Shheb, a. X. Feagmest. ^ n. fg^ n. [^ m. 
 
 Shivers, pieces, bits. =fT m. ^tt5T m. ^^^r^m. ^f^. 
 
 2 shivers; «7iai/n^/^, \. Shiveeiso. gi^/. §i§£\f. 
 
 frmt^f. 
 
 Shivebed, p. V. V. A. ^ ^ %%r5r, =^W|T irtrti, +il-Ml 
 %%t^ &c. ^q^FTT^, ^^Fn?, fS^Tvr, ^rT=5[of, ?I?Tr?'^, 
 
 Shiveeee, n. SFiTEEiS9,f. a. \. V. N. 1. ^<mro", &c. ^f- 
 
 Shitebino, «.v.V.N.1. ^vjm. ^qTT m. ^Tft/. ^M «• ?J5- 
 ^^/. :^f ^/. f^lS / f?f 5T »». ^f^ or »T^1=Eft 
 
 fif^/. fnm^/. f^n^/. 
 
 Shoal'w. shallow. *rR/. TTft/. c5Tn»». ^fsit^ or fT^ ot. 
 
 2 multitude, throng, i^f. ^lo5 m. qjoE^ w. VT^r m. 
 Shock, n. concussion ; violent shake or Jolt, vf^ or trig r nt, 
 or^^m. iT^rw m. ^^^f. 1^'^ or if^^ m. 3?!^!^ «». 
 
 2 imp/ression of terror, disgvst, ^-c. VT^ or iTsgr »«. 3Tf ^/. 
 3TN^ »». ^^^/. ^^1^ m. V^f. 5^^ »). Hq5n. tT^^V- 
 tTT^FT or qspFT «». ITH »«. <J«^r «. tT^^ n. qRRT or qt^- 
 
 3 pile of sheaves, g^/. 't^ »». A^f. 
 To Shock, ». o. shake suddenly, v. To Jolt, trsgr m. ^-JTT- 
 
 To be shocked. 5^r^ or ^^, l^^iJf , 3»N+l»j.-»i^- 
 ^ »».-f^^T m.-^^ OT.-&C. «raOT m. con. tfigr »»,-iT5^ 
 /.-'^'PT »n.-&e. eJTT^-SRW in. con. 
 
 2 *<rjA-e icith horror and disgust, v. To Offend, qcp «. 
 Vi'-'^l^i tJ^TW w.-tTS^/.-Ac. SRTSrijf, 5IW(7f, 5fT^ m. 
 
 To be shocked. tT5^, tl^^ or t^j^ w.-trs^ f.-&-c. 
 TT^t »n. con. aiTi^/.-3Tf^5f^ m.-^^ m.-t^f c>r tlH^w. 
 -*:TT^/.-vTEgT OT.-&C. «W^ in. con. ?5jg ^of. 
 
 3 p7c sheaves of corn. git/.-'i^T >».-&e. ?^, flot«l"i<)i, 
 
 Shocking, /;. «. v. V. A. 2. q?^ «I*)*(UIKr, Ac. ^»<i)R|!F- 
 Shoe, n. sft^r m. ^5?ft/. 'fl'^ «• TTW^ or ^w. '^vTR/ <Tr- 
 
8H0 
 
 783 
 
 SHO 
 
 5^/. ^^ninrj? m. <TT^5Tn>T «. TT^TfTT /.— reviliugly, as 
 old, torn, ^'c, or with reference to striking with it. %- 
 Z^ ••. «. tUl^jl m. Hf^j m. 
 
 Coarse and clumsy shoes. w||^<(t iffff m. 
 
 Wooden shoes. ?TTTT or WV^/- pi' "T^IH"/. 
 
 Worn and worthless pair of shoes. ^<<Hm1 ^jTTJT «». 
 
 The wearer best knows where the s. pinches. 3T«^- 
 
 2 horte-shoe. ;tTc5 «•• 
 2b Shoe. e. o. ( a horse, &c.). TT^^/. ^E^ ^. o/o. JTTPJm. 
 
 ^/. ^vitH <fo/. of 0. 
 
 To 8. all four feet. «r)^/. ^^. 
 To change the shoes. W^^^f. ?^. 
 Shoe-flowee, n.— the plant, vir^/ ■jII^h/. ^n^rft/. 3T- 
 
 9T/. — the flower. ^TTKRJ or 3iT^^/. n. ^jttt/. ['PK, 
 
 SH0E-M.4KEB, ». jf^t, HI^*0, ^TK or ^I«^K, ^Jf^, ^- 
 ib Shoot, r. a. ( as from a gun or bow ). ?TTj3V, JTRwf, ?5- 
 
 ^, ^retiif, f^H^ n.-Jrfrr «.-lc. ^Tiif ^. qfo. 
 
 2 ttrike with tomethiny that. JTRvf (with the word ex- 
 pressive of the missile, as JfT"! m. »TH^ to shoot with 
 an arrow, >Ttoft/. HR^'t to shoot with a ball ), 'IJ^t'^- 
 I|pin'^-«fr5ft%-&c. nii.vf 
 
 3 (a bolt, Ac. ) propel. U^^NUJ, ^rrcffr, 5^ W^. 
 
 4 ( a gulf, &c. ) pau through xcUh »wiftnes». fljqSH -^^- 
 
 5 ( leaves, branches, Ac. ) putjorth. HT^ q>|<ui. 
 
 6 off; T. To D18CUAME. mvh^ »m^. 
 
 Tb Shoot, c. «. diteharge a gun, arrow, Ifc. ^^/. HRif- 
 
 2 T. To Spboct. ?t^t^, <f^, ?^ oir »r|rot. 
 
 3 >i»r#< /Atf ground, vrpft^/. ^rjot, a'l^of, ^^vpt or ?^. 
 
 4 M0r« *CT/A vehcilg. %nT'|-»^*i-«i^5T-&c.-fl|U||«n<Mr- 
 
 5— of boil*, aches, Ac. throb, Jed a shooting pain. {f v\ t^ - 
 
 vfH, i-^m'H, Rnire't, MH*'i, firtt^/ 7?'t-%oi', 3^m/. 
 
 6 forward, out; project. ^ ^. 
 
 7 up ; adumee in height, r. To Obow. 3TRQT, aMtf"i , 
 ^^•I'il, ^TWJ^iJ, ?ROT, THlof. — sugar cane. ^irT^t. 
 
 8 (into ears— com) $hool the hote. f^mw^^ ytVW\l It- 
 
 or ( iH, ^9fikM ) [ ft/. 
 
 Sboot, II. T. SraocT. WfT »». *N or ^pm m. ifn »i. arf^- 
 Shoots from reaped corn — through rain. ^tTT m. 
 
 2 ( from a branch ) goung branch. srapiTT m. vtZJ m, 
 
 qmtTT *•. 
 
 8 tetd thot up. «3W^ or k^V^ n. [ ft^, 
 
 Baoomia, ^. a. r. V. N. 2. '^vnw, RTpnTTT, Ac. ifXT, 7- 
 Saootuo, ». T. V. N. 1. #^ mr»i «. ^^ ffrrH ». ^m 
 
 »»K^ «. 
 
 2 ^ «. Ac. 3Jt^ m. 
 
 5 thooUnj patn, f u|j^^ / ( intent. fol^oiK in. ) firtt- ; 
 
 */. *n»»/- ^H^/. w^/. 3»nfT f». fiR5^/ f^n»w w U 
 
 f^mt^/. ?niT^ w. 5pjt^/. ?^^/. spw/. ^wi/. ?R5/. 
 
 Charmed ring tiied to cure s. ^A<i>^ «. 
 
 Shop, n. Jiouse or room for the sale of articles. J^R n. f^- 
 2 wori «/iOp. 5^Pi n. *K«HT m. 
 
 To set up 8. 5^T7T n. ?nHwr-'Tt?OT-F<TnT^. 
 
 To shut up 8. retire from business. ^^PT n. HTS^. 
 
 To shut up the shops ( as under some uproar ). 
 
 ^\.f\\<lif. ITl't ( «(MI<.irt ). 
 
 To Shop, p. n. visit a shop or shops to purchase goods. fvT>f ?I 
 
 f^^?t q^^TT 'FfT'=ff 5^Rm ^r^, «iMH, »». !Roir, 
 Shop-book, «. ^+MHl-pJRfrl^ ^/. 
 
 SnOP-KEEl'EB, n. I^R^, i|^PT?=5. 
 
 Shopkeepers A traders-compreh. ^njft <l4>lcS f»./)i. 
 
 The body of sliopkeepers. «nPT?5 n. 
 Snop-KEEPixo, »i. g^iH^/. »rjn^/. 3^»». [»T^5TT. 
 
 SHOP-I.IFTEB, n. one who steals in a shop. 4M^M\., 3^«rT, HT- 
 Shop-liftixg, fl. stealing in a shop. -i-^r^M n. 3P?5ot «. 3^^- 
 
 j ^\^ n. ^-^awuii m. Hin'iMuiT «». 
 Shop-man, n. j<fHidar ^T^-&o. 
 
 Shobe, n. «>a«<. qjfs »». ?T5 <"• *T5/. ?ftT ». ^TTUot. fTS »i. «. 
 VH4<|iJdl tn. ^fST w. spfSTTT »». 
 
 furrow or channel worn into a s. affrfR or ^tf T m. 
 To get to 8. ( with any buaiuess )fig. frs/ or ^^ j?i. 
 
 2 Y. Peop. e«Fl m, 5^/. cftT m. 
 2b Shobe. See To Pbop. 
 Sbobeless. See Ixitsite. 
 ShOBS,^. v. V. To SuEAB. ?FTrR^??r, '7T^>!HT, %^ SPWBRT, 
 
 Ac. gft^T, Rt^*^. 
 
 SnOET, a. not having great length or extension. ?5^T»I, VTIT, 
 
 2 not of long Juration, 'qiwr ^IctHI-g^yft^-itc. 3(?<T- 
 
 ^rfj?^, RTF^wfeqi;, ^T?q^-<4r«ft, aTf^^rtmft, ^^rf^flNr, 
 
 3 of deficient length, of short size. W3;^l,?fT^5T, 3T5t?IT, 
 arjn rw/^r. 3TIIT, rUfl, f?T5T or fiRT, VCT or 5CT, ^t'rTT, 
 
 errm, f^ir, ^t-^, 55'S'nr, g^w, joirwir. 
 
 4 inadequate, insufficient, scanty. 3^, ^pjft, SW, VTriT, 
 
 5 d^cient in, not adequately supplied tcith. 3Tin, *>(?, 
 ^, Ac. o// ift/A y. ofo. '<f^v^ ( iu comp. as 3T?«T5f5 s. 
 of wit, ar^qtR ». of money, Ac. ). [ g. of 0. 
 
 To be ■. of. ?TPIT «.-^SKmf /.-»PJT/.-Ac. 3re<<j tnVA. 
 
 6 ( of stature ) v. Littlk. PTfTST, 'JTon, Him, ?TOy, =^- 
 
 w, "ft^, 55*f r, 5=!TTWT, g^TT or ^^nr, jfr, ^n wr or 
 
 b. and comely. ^JnTrnVlorr. 
 
 8. and stout, ^jnr, 1?, vm\, Tl^, «TCTT Or q?HT, Pl- 
 
 fT or PrjT, 5*1, 'f'^nr, ij^ 
 
 Shorter. HTOiH orf!T. 
 bbortiib. <l^(f^{. 
 
SHO 
 
 784 
 
 SHQ 
 
 7— as breathing. <^*-<j|-m, tTT"^, 7dl^«r, 
 
 8 brief. ^f^TTT^T, ^flw, aitrMfSl'WKHI, aiRtWKNI, f^- 
 
 ^RT*1l«ll-=|l, 3T???!I<E^^. 
 
 In s. ^(71 or ^, ^^, 
 9 — a Towel. =^, ^. 
 10 Irittle, friable. g^TT, H^k. 
 
 To come short, be deficient in dutj/, v. To Fill. 5^, 
 »n^ adv. nSTM-^. 
 
 To cut short, ahridje^ t. To LESSES.!F'ft-&c. ^P^. — 
 to cut a matter a. H^^ ^t?^, ?IJ^ <Ti^ JT^of <>»• ^. 
 
 To fall short, become scanty, v. To Fail, g^, ^»ft 
 
 To fall short, /a/Z in ^«<y, t. To Fail, ^sp^i, 3m^ n.- 
 
 To fall short, be less. w.^-&c. Tl'Jt, 
 
 To stop short, stop at once. ^«plT^r-3T^?KT<J^-tT?rT^-&C. 
 
 To stop short, stop icithout reaching the point. ^^^^■ 
 
 To turn round short. f*<IMNi^ or qpift-^lrtHjmNrSt or 
 
 SnOBT-coMixo, n. v. Fault. fT^T^/. 3t?R n. A->\\'{An, 
 SnoET-counAGED, a. 3T?7^, antT^jT. 
 Shobt-hand, n. ^^ STWt'ft Frf^u^l'fi' t^r\f. 
 Shoet-lived, a. 3T?^, 3T?ST5«ft, STTS^^^T?^ or 3TT3^%^- 
 
 SnOET-sioHTED, a. lit. sf^oFS^TT <i,^-m, >J"*<l'i^ siT^^t=qfr, 
 
 2j«y. 3Tf!^^r, 3T^^f%, STFT^, f^T^^^ff. 
 ShOET-SIOHTEDSESS, SUOBT-SIGHT, «, T. A. 1. 31^55^ ?[f%/- 
 
 g c t?n^ i^f f t/. &c. 
 
 Shoet-sized, o. t. Shoet. (5^, ^TTTT. 
 SHOBT-wisrED, o. asthmatic. tTTTTK, «TT<^, ^^(t, ^TT. 
 2b SnoBTEX, V. a. make short, — in time or space. c5|H-*ft- 
 
 ST-&C. ^Riit, ^^-&e. <j^. 
 
 2 draio up., in, ^c. v. To CoNTEACr. 3T^^ or STmof, 
 
 SnOETLT, adv. y. A. 7. iits^qtfT, 3T?Mf^<HKM. 
 
 I. in a little time, soon. ^N?T, ^SWTT ^55H, 5i|l3'WI ^FT- 
 
 ShoutNess, ». T. A. 1. ti^MHOTI «i. '-tfl^qtJTT «. ai^-Mdl/. 
 
 2 '<Tl^ ^FToB »n. vfr^g^rT/. q>T55T^-&c. 'tftl'?^ m. 
 
 3 ar^iTTJiT m. ri1+iwuii »». ar^^qntT >». &c. 
 
 4 3V^MUII OT. ^rft'T'TT m. &c. -ijl^dl/. 
 
 c s^HMoir m. s'lummi «. 
 
 8 f^r^tlTTTHR m. 3Tr>^R«K »». 
 
 Shot, n. ball or bullet. iffasT m. rf/m. ntat/. 
 
 2 «>noW shot. ^ m. 
 
 3 rfotf/* of flight ; — as bow-shot, cannon-shot, musket - 
 shot, ear-shot, &c. z^m. «T|5T m. 
 
 4; See Masks JJA>-. 
 
 Shot, p. v. V. 1. ?ft?%?ST, ^J^m, Ac. 
 
 2 ^^^rt^r-Ac. HKrWI, 
 Shouldee, n. ^t^ m. ^sptr »». — contemptuously or loosely, 
 ^t^ n. — with reference to carrying. ?ff^ m. 
 
 Blow or shove with the s. spFt^ m. »(^tt or «R?t^/. 
 j^r »». ^4*1 «». [m. 
 
 Top or upper part of the s. STT^rfTSn. «II?<MS «. «ir5|5tr 
 To lend a s. qr^ /. ^, ^ »». '^. [ /. ^. 
 
 To put the s. to. appli/ sedulously. ^r^^ or VfSf]t(S[,^n 
 
 2 ( of a horse, &c. ). SW m. ^\^ m. 
 
 Gall or sore between the shoulders. y^Hw/. 
 
 3 neck or shoulders, — with reference to carrif^e, ^^f^- 
 f[f. ?=Tf^ m. ^t^ m. 
 
 Changing the s. <SS(i^Mlc4i m. 
 
 S.-carrier, one who carries on shoulders. ^f?JT,?^^^. 
 
 S.-load. ^t^t/. ?fft^tHT»». 
 
 Upon the shoulders of./y. artll^, 'la..MI«(<, leoTffT^ 
 
 To rest ( a head-load ) awhile upon the b. wt^ot or 
 
 To ride or sit a straddle upon the s. of. ^r^T^tr «Rrot. 
 To take upon one's own shoulders, fig. ^f^-aifir- 
 m-&c. ^. 
 To Shouldee, e. a. take on the shoulder. ^t^TRT-Ac. ^^, 
 
 2 strike with the shoulder, «rCT^ OT.-&C. UK"!, «l^^^ or 
 Shouldeb-belt, «. WS^ or TS^S «. T?^ n. 
 Shoulder-blade, «. q>TT m. sTPr^ «. ST^TF??^ n. ^ra n. 
 Shouldeb-joint, «. ^?r tn. ^iz n. ^Rr »«. ^m m. g"^- 
 
 sfS ». m. ^^jJS'il w*. 
 Shout, n. iott(i cry. aTRTotT'/. 3TT5T «. ^i/. J^r^ »»• ^TT'i. 
 
 2 ( of joy or triumph), sfq-^*^ »». virw^w. 'jT^e^ot. 
 vd<<+K »». ^<<^*<+K »». 3T?r3TT m. ^T^^ or T3TT ?». 
 
 lb Shout, ». «. ««i?r a ZouJ cry, v. N.l. oni To Bawl, 
 ailU^i, 5^FR^,rtrt*Kul', 3TRtoft/.-&C.HR''f , rtrt^KuO/-- 
 
 2 wPms^ m.-^3f^nftT OT.-&C. ^R^. 
 To Shote, t!. a. V. To Push. 5^i?5ot,'^, rSR'f. 
 Shove, Shoving, n. t. Push, ^sft »». ^JT «». 
 
 A rude s. in passing by. v;^X\ni. ^^m. 
 
 Shoving and pushing. iS+c5l4+.(^/. ^^tI /. ^'ST^/* 
 
 Shovel, n. ^ srarrT 3?r|. 
 
 To Show, ». o. exhibit, Sfc- present to the view of, make to 
 see. ^\m^i ^T^, H^I^^-i^J^ TTgof, <TTf«pff,«<M«<«'1, f^- 
 T^^, &c. si^5[?^, ^i^^., ^i^ rt.-sr^n=T «. ( esp. in 
 comp. as jpTsr^^^T, H'TST^??T,^^'ni^;!5Hr, ^^p^jjiiH, &c.) 
 -&c. q;^. 
 
 To s. off one's self, cut a figure, artl «. ^T?T^, U^- 
 
SHO 
 
 785 
 
 SHB 
 
 2 indicate, point out, make knourn. ^T^^, ^tW^, SJ^- 
 
 tM^ ^■<<'i«i, ^*mr, fjT^'r't, ^?PT n.-:T^;N «.-5n'TT «•- 
 
 V\V^ n.-±c. ^^. [ ^^. 
 
 8 See To Isform. 4 ( favor, kindnesa, &c. ) confer, tfe. 
 
 6 forth. See To MiSiresr. 6 in ; into. See To Cosdcct. 
 
 7 ( with the recip. pronoun ) t. To Appeab. i^^. 1?- 
 
 To Show, e. «. /ooi, i|(r. t. To Appear. ^^. 
 Show, n. tpeetacte. rnrr^TT m. ^ m. 
 
 2 ottenlatiout ditplay or parade; impo*i»g demonstration. 
 
 fitr^flr /. ?mi «. sf^ «. ^ »». 
 
 3 lembianee, teeming, look. ^|<M< m. 577 ». ^Ri?T n. ^- 
 Z m. ih m. 31IHI« m. TTH •». [ f'T'f. 
 
 To make a 8. of. STT^TT m.-4c. ^H^f^ut ^. of o. ^RT- 
 
 4 I7i?re iftminj, mere appearance. ^I^«i"j^ /. sfn n. 
 ^ «. ?TtK fi. ^ m. «[«lMtJ<l «. STWifN? m. <fi <!.*«}«»«. 
 
 In mere outward b. «tT^, ^T^T^ <»io- <^^<?'' ««<ii<fl. 
 
 To go through the 8. of, pretend to do. m^X ^FT^. 
 Snotj-MAS, n. ?mT?nftT, ^tt'fc^l . 
 Shower, n. t. V. 1. ^I«<iurm, Ac. ^V, R^'P, epf^-R^I?- 
 
 2 <i<<i4uu<i, ^ffR^TTT, Ac. T^, u^^Tp, frrn>,'35*, ^' 
 
 *n>, ^s[f^ n.-frPPTw-Ac. ^rTT-^RTft-Ac. 
 SnowEB, «. temporary fall of ram. HT /. HT^ «. TT^ /. 
 TTf^/.^^ *». ff*?/. — in rontempt as a mere tprink- 
 liny, Sfe. «<*< «. HT^ n. ^^JTT "rf^^ "TT^^ «. \m. 
 
 Droppiags from a tree after a s. WifiJil or -JTtfv^ST 
 
 April or »prinp b. »?tft% jt^ «•• JJi- ^^if^int n. 
 
 Dashing •. W^% or^f. 
 
 Hearj ■. V^nmKf. «4&*l m. ^qE^/. 
 
 In heaTy ihowcrs. ^^^FtHT. 
 
 Scant J and pasainfc a. fTUfnit f. 
 
 Bonahine a. A'tMIA^ m HTIWIMIAW m. 
 2 fig. prqfiue/aU or effueion \ copiout dittrihution, ^c. 
 
 To SnowKB, r. •. pour d<mn, lit. %. t. To BAOr. qrVH m.- 
 f1%/.-Ac. ^T€^ J. ofo. fW, vrwi^. 
 
 JOWKE-BATH, «. IItW^-A<"- "Mfvt* /. ftTTWf «. 
 
 " iiowBBT, «. nboundinj with tkoieer*. ^f^'^T, TMWMt-«tl, 
 
 SHOwmna, •. t. A- «(*«l«i* m. ^ / w^ /. ». UTT, •TW 
 /. e. HTT, w*M»ii «. ^w^rfw^mr ••. [ «r^^ •. 
 
 Showiko, ». T. V. 1. — •<•/. ^m^ n. ^tfif •»• Ac. ^^^ «. 
 2 ^r^W^ ». viinU n. Ac. ^^f^ N. ^^^ «. q^ «. g;;^- 
 
 m/. ^tvsf «- ffTR fl. **r a», 
 teowir, ^. T. V. A. 1. «5m*si?jT, Ac. fffm, v^rtw. 
 
 2 ^If^ff^l, ^!^^-Mi, &c. ^f^, M^rtl, *Ji_f^fl, wrf'J'T, 
 fiif^i, ftf'1'1, ftlT. 
 ShOwt, «. tplendiJ, ffauJjt, r. Pijns. ^^fVnT, ^WMf, ^iWY, 
 
 vi^Oii, •in^K, MiMi, sae*, f>.*fim«ii , 'tH*li*i •W" 
 
 Shbed, n. /ony narrow piece cut of; ttrip, *lip, ^c. f^Tf/. 
 
 r^<'j^- n. f^ii\f. r^iidi/. r%qr^/. 1%^^ »». '''w. t%5^- 
 
 ?^/. f%«R: ». dm. f%^t^/. giW »». ^^ f. ^TRT «l. 
 
 ^/. m^V- *TnT/- *it?T5Et/ 'Tt^t/. *;Kt^/. f^fwra'Y/. 
 
 f'K'P^lf or r^<*|oft/ "PT^T »«. TT^^T »«. f^^t or f^^- 
 
 55^/ fK^^i^ or f*rr^jt?T «. [ «. spr^, f^^. 
 
 A s. or strip of bark, rind, or skin torn off. «JlT?T»». 
 
 Ornamental s. (of paper, cloth, fringe, Ac/fiaaf^aV* 
 
 Shreds. f%V?»n/. pi. ^TTT m. ^l-l^i m. 
 
 Shreds and tatters ( as of a garment ). A^^-M\f.pft 
 «<iy-MI or ^vn^^^jf.pl. 
 
 To rend into shreds. f»TT>F^ m.pl. 3if^u(y. o/o. 
 
 To Shred, v. a. cut into tJiredt. f%«n/. />f.- BK4»eo^l /. f^. 
 
 &c. ^^-^raoT g.ofo. [ ^fttJT/^^^i^/. 
 
 Shrew, «. v. Scold. 31+Nl^/. JF%5|TT/. ^^i;^ HT^^/. ^?T- 
 
 Shbbwd, o. «/y, arfA, ^c. v. CusNixo, Knowing. 5[lT^r, f - 
 
 2 proceeding from cunning or tagacily. m^uiSUJRT,^!^- 
 l! Shrewdness, n. v. A. vl^uiH'n ♦». ^I^umui n. <»)i'i5suii «t. 
 
 I Ac. ^grrt/. ^ng^ «. :^^iiTft /. «|Tfif /. q^ikr »». ^mf. 
 
 Shrewish, Shrewishness. See Peevish, Peevishness. 
 To Shriek, v. n. v. To Scream. f%^35uif, f%Tra%, f%^5ft/. 
 
 -f%^/.-Ac. "iliOi-Kt^o^. 
 Shriek, n. v. Screau. i%^aft or f%*|aft/. f%'p/. f^TToft/. 
 Shriek, n. — crested s. ^/. 
 
 2 rufous-backed ». flilil »». 
 Shhili,, a. »harp,acute, piercing. %^, ^^H, «tl^t», «ii^»« 
 
 Shrillness, n. v. A. 1%5^^oTr »». Ac. TofY/. fPTfJlf/. mtt- 
 
 ip KIT m. Sfn%i,1 rt. 
 Shrimp, n.— the ahcU fish. fitPTT m. dim. T%»ft/. f%»nJ;«. P^- 
 
 2 />i/ny, ijc. meagre man, Sfc. v. StaBtkhno, i^%<\\. 
 ShrinE; n. eatefor an idol, ifc. ^^K\ m. ift^Tfft/. 
 To Shrink, v, n. contract, tjC. ST^OT, 3T?«f, 5»i^«wli, «f?^, 
 
 or 3Trf?m, anf^n n.-&c. ^oi g. of. ». ^\m., ^\s(.^. 
 
 2 from ; back ; Ac. v. To FwscH, To Draw-back. %s- 
 «^, <rsor, ^T^^tm, ^^f. W^-, ^TT«TR /.-Ac. ^df, ITT^JI 
 
 3 he bathed. -VTrm, «VW «• VPT^ ««• «>n. 
 
 To Shrink, v. a. ■JT^fWr-Ac. Vtot, ?m^ m. qt^ y. o/(7. 
 Sbrink*oe, Siiriski.vo, n. v. V. N. 1. 3Tgi^ n. Ac. ?T^R 
 
 m. an^F^T »»■ 
 
 2 fnrvVit n. Ac. iFS WM«. Ac. 
 2b Shrivel, r. «. contract or he draion into wrinUet. ^^^ 
 
 z^ or ^TH^, "irgi^, vwaH, ♦j^iN'H, 3fw?^, ar^r^, 
 
 f^^*^/ p-^'f^^/- pi-^^Wf- pl.-&c. qi^ i«. ron. 
 To SHBTTEt, ». a. contract or draw into wrinklei. 3Tgi«I, 
 
SHTT 
 
 Shrivelled,;), v. V. 1. pq^J-qi <nT^-"T^!t5T, Ac f^R^, 
 f%^, ^Nr, f^, *Jloi<f;i. 
 I. — features, as from age. ^tq^, ^^. [ ^<IH>4I. 
 
 ShbofFjM. »i(?«<?y changer. ^TTPP, ^n^^^tor jt. — ia contempt. 
 A line or row of shroffs seated. *i<,IH>*l'll m. ?rcrpr»». 
 Business of a s. ^JV^f. 
 Seat or stand of a s. ^?t/. 
 
 Sheocd, n. mnding sheet. ^<Ji>JT n. ^5T m. s|r?R^ «• 
 2 See Sheltee. 
 
 2b Shboud. See To Shelter. 2 See To Hide. 
 
 Shecb, n. T. Plant, Thee. ;rr? «. 5Jf7 or ^i^ n. arW^ft/. 
 ^^^ m. 5?iT «. 
 
 Dense and spreading s. ^rt^ n. 
 
 Sheubbekt, n. witf. 
 
 To Shbuo, v. n. raine the shoulders in ioJcen of ditsatigf action, 
 S{c. ^ri^ m. pl.-^\s^ m. ^l.-^Hi n. pi. ^'^^-'^^^-^- 
 r^^-HrSof or 3''^P5fT-&c. qi*I<ot, ^TR! ». m^-HTS't- 
 e^oir, JpTiT m. pi. grS^T, liMNl ^FT m. %^tjf , ^PPTtrT ^IJ 
 «. niriuj, afppfft/. ^at_ Note. Some of the above 
 phrases mean to turn up the nose, put the hand on, or 
 a finger in, the ear, &c. which actions are with Maratiius 
 equivalent to our shrug. 
 
 Shbtio, n. V. V. Wi\ 5^5^ «. «S!C. ^t^^fts/. 
 
 Sheunken, p. V. V. i. srgs^JcTT, aT^?IT, r^iPT, ^[3fT, f%«r- 
 
 Jo SnuDDEB, t).«. shal-e with fear or aversion, v.To Tekhble. 
 
 ar^T «. *iMui-«n;*TT^-4j<K«i ^7. of «. firfnft/. ^ «». con. 
 fzf\ or f^r=^\f. pi.-^\zf. ^pmi y. 0/ «. ^iin' m. ^m ^r^, 
 
 in. eon. 5[?r^?r'Jif, T^!^^f. ^"^T-^T^ in. con. 
 Shuddee, Shuddering, n. v. V. 3Ttn ^rf^ ». &c. Rrtt^/. 
 
 ^zvcf. apfj^/. W^^/ 
 To Shuffle, v. a. huddle together, v. To Confound. jthToi. 
 
 ^, Ms«(s«t"i, ^^, 'it^Rot, T<P^?lot, it^«ra «.-»l*rfrl /. 
 
 »ra?r/.-WT^^/-&c. ^PT^f ^. ofo. [ ^r(^ 
 
 2 ( cards ). ^Torft, ^ m.-qtaJ^PK «. ^JT^f ^. o/" 0. iHrf/. 
 
 3 off; ;)««A 0^. 551^, (S+^H-ritT^ ^of, JTH^TSteT w.-IT' 
 oSr W.-^ppT^r^/.-^iIKTft/. ^, SToE «l. ^, ;ft?5^. 
 
 4 up; moA;e or form in haste and confusion, v. To Slubber, 
 
 rt«fvr5/.-rt'i€d'i5/.-&c. ^T>Jf. 
 5b Shuffle, «. n. />% mean tricks. 31*i(ri+i n.-^MTflT«rT» 
 
 frPt «.-3io6*i'-«*i «. /.-(^witjwi n.-*»>l<l4<\NS /.-^^^ f» 
 
 ;'^.-^ ^CH= p ^ /-iiit^i<iiii(^^/.-ei <^Hd t7^w.-&c. ?irsrot-JTt5ot 
 ■Mirt^fui-^^. [ <T-&c. -Hif^ i jj 
 
 2— in gait or walk. n^W or 'M'h^., ^TJ^-rfdM-lH- nss^- 
 
 Shuffle, Shuffling, n. v. V. A.— ac<. ifiva^ «• J^oEwtn. &c 
 T. V. N. 1. ar^Rf^^t n. ^^iR «. nFTf «. anrf the 
 other nouns under the verb. 
 2 n^'Tot fi. ^a^rT •«IWut n. 
 
 Shuffleb, «. Shuffling, jp. a. v. V. A. 1. qf^asomr, S^s- 
 
 imrr, 'i*rtd"iKi, Hirt»^«j mikt, &c. ms^ ^ ?^, 
 
 786 ^IC 
 
 2 Eft5P»TRT, qtcE-&C. +iWIKr. 
 
 3 ?rt?<»irn, <S+r5UIRT, TToET ^<»TnT, &c. 3TT^, ^wft, STO- 
 
 V. V. N. 1. aT^sf?r^5-f^i:^(:R.&c. 4;<mK i- ' ? i «4tfTi<i. 
 
 2 n«quiKi, j;^^ -m^oiKi, &0. 
 2b Shun, d. a. eschew, Sfc. v. To Avoid. ^^M, t | vH^>i>it , ^- 
 
 ToEof, 4|*ui, '«IS"l, ^ fl^P. #r3^-JT^, 31^o5-&C. ?I 3Tr^, 
 
 5T-&C. ?^ viith qr^ 0/0. ?n-qt^^-^=«mT 7HT T TT- 
 
 ^ or ^ ^i ^, 
 
 2 V. To Escape, ^^st^, 7T2>jf. 
 Shunned, |>. v. Y. 1. ^^"^s^r, w^ %^, ?T ?fll%?7T, &c. ^- 
 
 2 ^+e)^5n', &c. 
 2b Shut, v. a. close, Sfc. ^ JROt, rfHuj, ^ff^of, sfT^t, finwr, 
 frn^of. — door, window shutter, &c. 7cCui; — esp. the 
 gates of a fort or village. H^|H< <P^. 
 2 in. See To Confine, To Subeound. 3 out; See To 
 Exclude. [^jt^St. 
 
 4 up; llock up, in, Sfo. v. To Obstruct, ^qr^f, «Ff^, ^- 
 
 5 up; V. To Confine, To Imprison. !plf35t,#f5T ^^. 
 
 6 up ; conclude, put hy.^ Sfc. yiimij, %^, 5f^ ^M, 711- 
 oSut, 3^ </ec'/. !R<if, 5r?T ^R^, ^TKRrr »». ^J^ y. ofo. 
 
 7 up ; ( a house, &c. ) close the entrances to. ^ n. pi. 
 t5T^-^ ^i^-<jraot, ^I^aoft/.-^TT«i?(t /.-^K'TlWun /.- 
 ^c. ?Rot. 
 
 Shut up ! he silent. J^TTT^. 
 2b Shut, v. n. close. OTTof, fJRot, qs ^, gi^, z\^^ ;— . 
 door, shutter, &c. <F3<if ; — flowers, m^ciuj, JTHotof ( in 
 the evening ), ?f^^ m. ^^ g. of s. 
 Shut, p. v. V. 1. ^ *rtrJi, ??r^^r, Hldi^rfl, gt«p%rJT, Ac. 
 Shutter, n. v. Cover. srfqTwj. J^m n. ^r^r m. 5fyT/. w. 
 Sliding shutters ( as of a shop ). iP5?ra or "RHTa n. 
 Shop-room, Ac. having sliding shutters, qfjrra or 
 
 To shut to the shutters, qraot. 
 Shuttle, n. — the weaver's instrument, vfi^n. f^<*if|/. 
 ^?j^ n. ^trfs^ «. 
 2 shuttle cock. ^\ni. 
 
 Battle-dore and shuttle cock. ^|W^/. 
 Sht, a. fearful of near approach or familiarity, timid, eoy,S;c. 
 
 vi«roE qwqr^ fHfnr, ^rr^ffNT f^rrrr, j^^, cTr^irf , ^^rr, 
 
 5^TTr, JiflT, fHrRT, fsT^^r or f^f^^^r, aTTTH^^, ^TI- 
 
 2b Sht, v. n. shrink back, — a horse. ^^ST't, f^M*''!. 
 
 Sht-cock, «. OT^T ^t«T?T m. 
 
 Shyn-ess, n. v. A. vi^oS <iuM|-^ T^ n. ■drt'fl^ HT ». STTt 
 
 v/1 l <itqu|| m. Ac. ^HPftfn/. ^TT^T «». 7'?fhT m. 
 Sibilant, a. — a letter. g;wTT. 
 Sick, a. diseased, disordered^ ailinj, ^e. jti^n^H, g^lT'Tre:, 
 
 ^< H "i*0 , 3m^^, aT^TTTtrr^, 3TT5TT^, f^^^Frft, ^,^- 
 
 ?, n<(t, *rf^, *if^rii, UTif^FT, ^?T?fT, ^fnjr, rrTT^, 
 To fall s. l^tnTT^ TFf. 
 
SID 
 
 787 
 
 SID 
 
 » 
 
 2 — at stomach, afft^lft 3TT^OT, ^T^ 3iwrfl, ?tfiT tllc^l. 
 
 To be 8. To feel s. aft^Rt/.-^t^/.-Ac. ^ ii». eon. 
 *i&H*ff| or "Tt^t^T **Hdl»il ». im/>. [ 5(^. 
 
 3 T. DisausTED. qRT5ST arn^r^, ^ 3T1^5?!T, f^^, W^, 
 
 To be 8. of. afl^rft /.-^piT^r m.-^ w.-&c «irot in. 
 eon. tcilh g. ofo. f^^. 
 
 SiCEEK, V. a. make tick. 5<^ui*^-i1MlO-«tc. ^p^, 5^- 
 ■«im 'ni^'r, JH^ n.-Ac. STHT^. [3ii"i«5. 
 
 2 m<iX;i; t^MomuA. ^5E»T5E^, ^>cl*T55 /.-MoftH* /.-Ac. 
 
 3 T. To DisQCST. 3ifN>rtt /.-^^ToET m.-&c. aTm^r, 5nF<T 
 
 To S1CKK5, r. n.fall tick. J^^ot n. -Ac. ^-rti«i«f(, g^'t n. 
 
 2 ^^< qualmith, ifc. 3?t^r(t/.-^M5»rz/.-&C. ^. 
 
 3 grow ditjutled. ^ •»-!*[ m.-^^TWft/.-^ m.-lfTr^RT w.- 
 &c. im in con. S^^prm, ^^, »T^ n. f^CT J. oft. 
 
 4 See To Lasguish, To Dboop. 
 Sickened, p. t. V. A. 2. ^nS»T5t^33T, Ac. 
 
 SiCKEKER, n. SlCKEKISQ, p. a. V. V. A. 1. J^ STTOPimT, 
 
 2 •i>«*i«o vHlviuiKI, &c. 
 
 3 aft^rft aTTTTITT, *iloll J<IU|UIHI, &c. 
 
 T. V. N. 1. ^^uitO ^«iKi, J^'RTRT "TTTTTT, &C. 
 Sickle, n.— the instrument. f«T m. ^^^f. qflTrTn. qi- 
 
 ^€\J. ^rrat/. *inat/. ^si n. 
 
 Denticulated 8. ^fHf^lw. 5t^)«M«<fft/. 
 SiCKLiKESs, n. r. V. 1. n»ftq^ m. Ac. ^^OPTT/. 
 
 2 <l»ft'»ir •». <lP|VM«ll m. li'lliMuil w». Ac 
 
 3 ImDmuII m. 'jf»f|T«( n. 9H»TIt*«>fJr/. 
 
 SiciLT, a. KnurW. v. SiCK. U^, J^<>1*0, (PR, ^^"T. 
 To bo 8. h»R<il. 
 
 2 o/treak kedlk. <nft, ^t^n, nf*nr,^r^WT, <!l'llr)l,ll'1IIVIr 
 
 5«ra, f^5TT, f^5tt^, ?fTT<rtt, ftnmt^. 
 
 S. from nature or birth.v»l*fll-<(TtI'ft,'^'M<l'fY,f'ij<\*tt. 
 
 s. pcnwD. TniT^, 3T^n •piNr wrft. 
 
 3 intcdubriou*., v. UausiLXHT. tnft, rniT^T, iliq^T, HT 
 
 SiCKLT-LOOKnro, «. *tn^, 3VI *r #▼? or ^f^^frr:!^- 
 
 ^, f^^Jnf , ♦>'»»**•*. 
 8lCKXK84, N. tU tiate oj heallh. iv\ «. TT'fVT'TT •». f^R m. 
 
 f^f^f. 3>wmMPT n. mi^RWT n. rA< i * <>i » wt n. armn 
 M. Kiwn¥r<n/. ^''T^nT/. ftnMnfJf/. n»j*i«niT/. 
 
 To feign s. ^^tl? «. %^. 
 2— at fltomach ; nautea, qitalmi*llneu. W^nmf. tnof^f. 
 
 8 • 8. T. DisoBDKB. ipf m. yfiSt n. •m^\K •». «^Tfy ;«7>. 
 Side, ■. ( of animal* ). V^f- ^/ 3»t»I n. ^fw m./. <tt»4 
 
 /wnrfr /.*«••. 
 
 Pain in the 8. ^'4*p^ »» ^ftfP •»• 
 
 Hollow of a 8. ( eap. from faating. ) fT^W/. 
 
 To Ita OB one » ■. VTTfl^, f5T»lWlT f^'»I^-'Tl^-{WJ. 
 
 2 /wrt or place on a tide. ^T^/. ^ n». 3Tfn n. fTTP/. «[•• 
 *T/. ^»T55 «. 
 
 Farther or that s. <TR m.^cSIl^ 
 
 From all sidee. ^§'t-%^. 
 
 From 8. to s. anr^TT. 
 
 From this b. 3T?it^i^ or^?^+,|H_ 
 
 Hither or this s. ^cJTf /. \^^ n.^a^TO m. 
 
 Of this 8. airfl+i-^l or \4\*hi-i\ or ar, airtlii^S «* 
 
 Ou this 8. 3TTrTT. 
 
 On, of, from, Ac. thtU s. <Ji=n<(>^*1 or^r^*lH, TTrTT, T- 
 
 Siira, Tc^n, fT^rr, <nT, 4f<1+4^ or"^f^^5^, qjft'P^ts 
 
 or'^tit+^rf, M^l+I^l or "5)rf\*45T,"^?5qR,'^OT. 
 
 On all eides,^ v. Abound. ^ jq>%, ^f^^W, ^^^• 
 
 On both sides. 5^^^, JHTsf, gf^'P^, THT??:, 3'T'T=5T^ 
 ^^^, 3TTfITqT<TT. 
 
 On one s. (J+l*^ or ^Jff. 
 
 Oa one s. out of the direct road. 3^r5^r^.,3TT?^?fY^^ 
 
 ^^nro, ^#, ^1^. [ 3Tsrn:, 
 
 On this B. ^3{t^% or ?T, ^, aTTHT, StS^TTt^, 3T?JT5, 
 On this and that s., 3KH1HW1, ^3^. 
 That is on one s. WtTJjfm. [f-^f- 
 
 3f<Ke,parl ditiinffuuhed.^l^f. a^tT fi. "I^ or ^m. 
 Fair s. ^'^^ artn «. 
 From 8. to s. 3TT^qTT. 
 
 4 ter^e, v. Edge. f^T^rm *i. ipf^m. ^^/ f^^ »• 
 
 5 />ar/y, «i«««, ij-c. q?T m. rTl/. Sfaft/. m%f. ?RT/. ^ 
 n. ?TI n. M. 
 
 Minor or inferior s. 'ft'T'T^T m. 
 Negative b. s^T^N?^ m. 
 Of the same s. fPT^. 
 
 Opposite 8. sffrTT^T m. [-yjX^ g. ofo. 
 
 To take the s. of. q?T m.-Ac. SRfft ^. o/ o. «/. *rt»^ 
 Side, a. ;a<«-ai. ^n^^T, «l^r. 
 
 2 indirect, desiout, aTTOTI^r, •aii«*lft^T, 3TIT^f^r, 
 
 To Side, v. n. lean to a tide or party. q?=r m. *T^, «f?TqRT w. 
 
 Side, a. v. Lateeal. ^IImJMI, «n^R>l^, <PTRT. 
 
 SiDK-LOSo, a. V. Latebai,, Oblkjok. ifl^g^^r, «frr%V, 3T- 
 
 5>?T»*, «n»4w. [am*. 
 
 SlDE-LOKO, adc. lateraUy. ^HWi, WT^, 'IT^WT, ^TTUrT </^/. 
 
 2 on the tide. T^f , !5?^^» 3m^ decl. 
 Side- LOOK, n. *CT?q m. ir^l^TT?^ m. •«<Tt»T^/. 
 
 SiDK-IADDLB, «. ^\^%\ ^?TmTHT =ift^ m. vSmPft 3ftT W. 
 
 Sioi-WATS, SiDE-wiBE, */f. laterally. HT^W^, "fr3J%, iJTJ- 
 
 tT,9nWT decl. 
 SlOKR, «. SiDiKO, f . a. r. V. qWRfRTj'Vfnt ^TTTT, Ac. <T- 
 
 SiDKRAi., SiDSSXAi, tt. of OT biUmpng, Sfc. to itart. mtt^f, 
 
 »!i(ift^«i*, TTTnniW, ^N<(ft^<?f, *T?^?T^«r'-/t. 
 2 Sc«.STAnr. 
 
SIG 
 
 788 
 
 SIG 
 
 To Sidle, v. «. mote tide foremost. *ll<>J^-q5'ETTHT-&c. 'EflJlof- 
 
 vTTof, HitKfi ^3Tpt. 
 SlDLlSOLT, adv. V. V. !F?rT<Tr, ^F^TrTT, sFFF^rlT. 
 iSlEOE, «. investing ajflace htf an ar»iy.<^t%^r TTHTw.-^JTw. 
 -&c."^'q>«^ n. 
 
 To lay 8. nrrST m.-&c. trTt^^f. 
 To raise s. nTT5T «n.-&c. esf^ot, 
 BiESTA, n. short sleep ( o/if(?r ea^iny, S(c. ) "V. To Lie down. 
 
 To take a 8. ?m^f?T m.f. ^p^. 
 Sieve, n. utensil for sifting. nTS^ ». ^TS'T/. ^155^/. 
 
 2— for washii)"^ vegetables, rice, &c. \. Colahdeb. ^1^- 
 o5T »». </(■»». rt^o^/. 
 ffo Sift, t). a. separate ly a sieve, Sfc. TTSEot, ^qtS'if, ?JPTOT, 
 iffR^, ^roI'Jl/.-MlolNlof or oft/.-&e. ^R^ ^. </o. 
 Dirt separated by Bifling. TTc^T m. 
 Matter to bo sifted, nraor «. ^loEiJT «. 
 Price or cost of sifting. TTattJiTtr^/. =eiiaoi|i|oi/. 
 
 2 ( grain, &c. in a fan ). qtottJif, ^'^, aTT^"Jr, TT^S't, 
 9>5'F^, f'a^, ^fToEOT n.-&c. ^PT^ ^f. o/o. 
 
 I hare sifted him. t^\ Ff\^ f^^ n. %^. 
 
 3 fig. investigate minutely.^ Sfc. v. To Examine. ^Ir 
 
 ?=lt^?r ft^Rwf or q^DT, ^T?^ ^^PJrT ^=EnT'Jf, ^TRJl ^\^ 
 
 f.-m^ f.-^l^ m.-^mt[f.--H^or irir7 n.-jr^om.-^ 
 
 ^€^ f.-^f\f.-&c. SF^ y. o/o. 
 
 4 ( cards in hand ). ^frzoT_ 
 
 Sifted, p. v. V. 1. ircE^sr, ^l*t^p!I &c. TTc^k, ^ToCTift^. 
 
 2 qtoE^FJT, 3TTg5%?5r, TT^TS^??!, &c. IT^Sf^T. 
 
 3 '^IToI^Jir, tjm%?!T, qt5E^?!T, &c. Hf»m or Jrf»TfT. 
 SiriEB, n. SiFTiKO, p. a. v. Y. 1. IToEOtrT, ^]omTU, ^n^WT 
 
 ^^UIHI, &c. 
 
 2 til*"IKI, 3TT§S«lKl, TR^S'TTTT, &C. 
 
 3 -"lloluiHi, ^jmotRT, &c.JT-<T5T-&c. ^^-^T^-&c. 
 Sifting, n. v. V. 1. — act. nioswt n. "STToJof «. &c. ■e)|otm /'. 
 
 2 tfta^ «. arrgi^ ». 'n^jrs^n. &c. gTa<ir «. tn^^tujft/. it- 
 
 S. and shaking in a fan — compreh. 3TT^ 'TT^/. "t- 
 Price of s. ^]^f^^!lW^f. qT^HfTf /. 
 Fan or basket for s. ^ n. 
 
 3 'ErraSr, UR^ n. q\^ n. &c. sfto5 m. STT/. ^fUgF^. 
 ^^?ft/ »tVT or nv(7^ n. ^m n. 
 
 To Sion, V. n. breathe deeply as in grief ^c. i3^ | ^ | wi.-g'- 
 =E^ w.-|:;ot«IT THT^ m.-&c. JFpar-^, g^^T^,^^- 
 
 Sion, n. (fetfp breathing. gRTmTw. a*^I«w. ^:<^r?T vf^gl^ fn. 
 ^^R or ^JJH'^ m. ^^^r\ m. g^mi m. 
 Heavy s. I^H^HTT »n. v. ZT^, ^ts. 
 SlOHEE, n. SiGiiiNO, p. a. V. V. 3'?TTm-<S:c. ■ iHi ul Kf -^qTRT. 
 SiOHT, n.— the sense, ^f^/. 5t% m. pi. %5f w. jdZ. ^^Hf^- 
 T n. ^r^ «. 
 Before one's s. ^f^'^^ or Ht, it it^H , JTrT?!, 
 
 Charming and bewitching of the s, ^ft^tr m. ^f^- 
 
 ^^n n. ?i3R^ / 
 
 Deception of s. — as effected by conjurors, &e. \^r\- 
 
 Error of the sight, i. e. inadvertent mistaTce. t^t^-^J. 
 Error of s. i. e. ocular illusion. ^'J^^^7zf. 
 Evidently to the s. of. WT?^, !I^?7.'^ 
 In the s. ( or presence ) of. ^^rT or ?Tf, ^^^^^<. 
 Object of 8. =Efg^%^ w. ?j^r'«l«I*< m. 
 Of sharp or good s. q^^n^TT^ pop. ij^Ttn, 
 2— organ, v. Eve. im m. ^^ n. m. ^fjf^q- n. 
 
 3 perception, vision, view, tt^wj n. ^f% /. ^v^ n. JT^ 
 /. ^^ m. 3T«I3I*^ n. ??TOT n. F5?^ n. f^ /. <t3 /. 
 
 At 8. — in commerce, q-si^^^nf. 
 
 At the very first s. 5fT?>^5lf5ft, 
 
 First 8. of. 3T^^^?r n. 
 
 Knowledge ( of a person ) by s. msafiSE^ /. 
 
 To be in s. le visible. f%^^., f%B^ 'm, ^^ <T5wr, 
 
 To be in 8. of, be visible from. ^T^^T E<^f?f-^^'T^^T 
 
 To be unable to bear the s. of (through envy, &c. ), 
 ^?5^ T ^^M impers. jt^ »». jjl. ^oj- g. of s. 
 
 To give a s. of. ^fT or \i^\%\ m. sr^^oJT 5'. ofo. 
 
 4 (of a gun, &c. ). msft/. KT^^/. *T?<t /. 
 
 5 spectacle. hi^"*(I-«(T "l^'4 «• ^f^f^?^ m. ^^^ ^- 
 e?JT OT. — esp. as novel or remarkable. $IH^ n. ji^ /. 
 
 Seeker of sights & sho-ws. rTTTHI^fYT. 
 Sightless, a. v. Blind. Jt=5i^, arttToiT, 3T^g. 
 Sightliness, n. v. A. ^<<(U|H«ir «. ^^"IfN^HUII ro. 5t3«pr5<T- 
 
 ofT m. &C. 
 Sightly, a. pleasing to the eye, seemly, ^e. v. Beactiflt.. 
 
 «i^mT, ^^uii«, ^T^, ^*ns:, sta*^, ^rfsft, ^Ti=ft^, 
 
 Sign, «. symbol, indication, ^'c. T. BIask. ft^fTyft or fft /. 
 f%r=^ n. ^ f ^iffOT «. ^^ n. 
 Auspicious or good s. ^^'^ «. 
 Inauspicious or bad s. s^^rf^^w. 3T????TtJTn. ^?l«ri». 
 Secret s. 3T?RQ;pT/. ^T^l^jyr /. 
 Signs of rain. qr^^T^ itf ^ «»• pi. 
 To shew signs. KT5 »• TS'^t «n. co;». 
 
 2 prodigy, portent. ^rMM »». ST^fT n. -^Hrf.R w. 
 
 3 ( of the zodiac ). T\f^ m. 
 
 4 indicative nod or action; signal. Q^T/. ^VJ^ f ^ITRT 
 m. H^ m. rfnrT «.' wt/- 
 
 6 See Signature. 
 
 S. manual, v. Signatuef. ?^^^ n. ^rw' «• 
 7b Sign, v. a. affix one's name or mark to. F^ /. ^^I-^T- 
 
 ?^, ^^^ n.-&c. ^JTr^of-rfl«|UI, ?H?r?I w. ^T^. 
 Signal, ». v. Sign, f^^ n. ^^[TRH/. i"?lRr »». 
 Signal, o. distinguished from uhat is ordinary, \. Eemakka- 
 
 BLE. ft->pr, f^?w, f^5r, ?TRft, JTrer. 
 To SIB5ALIZE, V. «. render disfipguithed. m^Tif, ^W^, 
 
8IE 
 
 789 
 
 8IL 
 
 2 ( one's self). STTT n.-^f^/.-Ac. n^ct«|uj-#Hi^«l. 
 SiGSATOBi, «. *i^n wuxnual ; finmtf tultcriled. ^^ or ^ f. 
 
 8. of the Amanuensis. ft+t^H «• ^^H^ *»• ^«if^^ »• 
 To affix one's s. v. To Sias. fl^/. !Rof,qt«=^^ «FT- 
 
 SioxKT, «. T. Seal w^/ g f^ H S l/- 
 
 SiosiFiCASCE, n. V. Measiso. 3T'<^ m. 3frf*nr^ m. ^fop. 
 fTlf or ^ or ^ «. 
 
 2 importance, v. WEroHT. ^TTT »»». TT^?^/ J'TT^/. J" 
 3IT^ «. f<!|^l|^ or ?T tci/A n*'^. eon. or implic. 
 
 SlOjancAHT, SiOMFlCATivE, a. having meaning. 3T«rf^, 3T- 
 
 2 indicative, declarative, expreuite. ^JTF, ff^ft^, afP^V, 
 
 ( in comp. ), rfl^fui*, T^P^. 
 SiGsrnCATios, n, y. Measisq. 3r4 w. 3ff^^^ «. 
 Etymologiral s. 3T7^T7r'4 »• 
 
 giojanBD, /». V. V. 1. giir V-B^rr, ^prnf ^^«^3i, Ac 'Effrr- 
 
 3*0 SioHirr, ». a. mat* itnoirn iy »>^n#. ^[7T/.-j(?JRH/.-&c. 
 
 w^ g. of 0. goi?f-&c. ^nnTT^-g^^-. 
 
 2 ««>t< inoiTA, fomOTiiwua/f, ^v.v.To Tell, To iNroBU. 
 
 3ipjwr, *oii(«i, g^wT, fnT^TfTT, ^'^tt/.-Ac. wi^ g- 
 
 oj 0. r«(niH-»1l^H-&c. ^Tflt. 
 
 8 *«r* o certain tente. t. To Meas. 3W ».-&c. ST^ y. 
 cfo. wiik in, eon "jrtT w.-Ac. MT^T-^m^oi. 
 4 mailer, import, hare consequence. HIT m.-TIT^'Tft/.-J- 
 3n^/.-H^I<^I m.-fiiflm/.-Ac.-3flW^ g. ofo. with in. eon. 
 BiLEHCl, n! forbearance of speech, r^ pop. ^j^ n. 'JM^Mt/. 
 CfPTT^T »•- SRTJ^rT ■». TWTTHT^ »»• HTOft«Tr? ». 
 
 Pegged ■. WW^H m. ^^«T m. J^ffm «. 
 
 8. of offence or huff. ^^Ml a. 
 
 Vow ( or rule ) of s. fTfiH^K m. ^t^r^JT m. n. 
 
 To keep dogged or imlky ■. ^It^nRTT m. MTiif or ^, 
 
 To keep ■. restrain one's speech. «j«ofty. iRfli, yi m. 
 fi. wrSr-ffRtcfr or irhH? ^f^, ?pn^. 
 
 2 Sec ihlLL5EU. 
 
 SiintCE, imterf. ^ or ^ or "qtq 1 
 
 Jo SiLKSCE, r. •. stop the speaking of. <\\j n.-^\^ n-Ae. 
 •R. ftHf g. ofo. e»tT-^^-Ac. v^, ▼? ^m, 7»TT ^TfW«r, 
 nriii. fiRir-fJrftw^, mifRJTflft/. *my. o/o. H^^f- 
 
 •pft/. 11^ «T^ y. 0/ 0. sty/. iltvT<Jt y. o/o. TI^tPT 11.^. 
 iJtH «•.-*€. *lBi g. oj 0. fflffifir-Ac. ^rwf. 
 SlIfltT, fl. no* «p«*iiiy, •!»/«. iJ^T, TTT, «ftnj»op. ihm4 
 
 On* doggedly and sulkily s. ^^n»ft, J^lif^. 
 2 iMtef >» «oi##, T. SriLL. iTm%tt^, f^tlf^. 
 Siumr, aiv. T. A. 1. THl, rft, »rT^ or «pyr, ^«T, 5- 
 
 ij^uHh, ^tt or yr, 
 
 2 ^TR^. 
 Silk, n. ^sfftT «. 
 
 Scfuse a. n^ m. 
 
 Boll of 8. vrar m. — as wound off the wheel. sraiT. 
 
 S.-cord. ig^f. 
 
 Spun s. ^?ra(t/. 
 
 Spun 8. yet raw or unboiled. ^\TZf. 
 
 Stick of s. ^oft/. ( Four *aft form one %it^, two '^T- 
 ^ one Ttfr'n'). 
 
 Twisted s. H^HS5 m. 
 
 Washed a. H^/. 
 2 stuff made of silk. \f^J{]^ ^JNS n. ^;|TiC+NS «• T^- 
 ^T «. 5^ «. 1?' m. 1?^ ♦»• — Certain stuffs are, ^, 
 
 ^, ^#^, Pp^m, ^r\i^, ^^<tf^, 5^531^, ^«yr^i 
 f^^, f^5F^, %?n^'C<'n>r, fwrt^, fnWr, TTHt^j: or ^, qt- 
 «rtt or quTft, l^tsp; or "ftrrtsiT, Hi?re;, gn^ or jtt, g^^m. 
 Silk, «. '^f^mrsrT, ^;[itft, '^^^. 
 
 j SiLK-COTTON-TEEK, n. ^tSfft/. ^t^/. flWt/. 
 
 j Sllk-bebl, rt. 3<miO/. 
 
 SiLK-WEATEE, n. <S<1<1. 
 
 : SiLK-woEM, M. T^>Tr^rf%5T m. splrecST m. spr^S^TTT m. 5ptr- 
 
 I ^K m. ?1H+1j «i. 
 
 j Cord or cocoon of a s. ^f?n5T m. ^rfoWTT «i. 
 
 SiLKHS, a. made S(e. of silk. ^f^JTT^, ^flift, ^?tT. 
 I SiLKT, a. sUken. ^ f^HM I, ^SIP^, ^^tq. 
 || 2 T. Soft. \ff^, H^, fl-J. 
 [' Sill, «. ( of a door or window ) v. Thbeshold. ^j^f^t^ 
 
 ji ?rT?5^ sn^/. ffl^/- 
 
 i SlLLlLT, ado. y. V. 1. 'TT^'TOT^, gs^R^oiT^, *Jlt|^MUll^. 
 1; SiLLiSKSs, n. V. A. 1. gas'R'MT »«• goS^^oiT m. HT^'mi m. 
 1(141 cImuit w. 9T^ n. 
 
 SiLLT, a. weak in intellect, simple, ife. y. Foolish. fJSt;?, 
 
 goE^R, gosm, %WT, T^iRw, ^»BT, an^^, Htar, ht^i- 
 
 <qi^ or ?5^^, ift^rgf^, "T^^fti 'J^'*^- 
 
 To become s. 9T^«55ot. 
 8 — action, conduct, Ac. ^"iMUH^i, ig«»'.M'>TT^, Mt37- 
 
 on^, Ac. %iT, Irwr, %i™tm, ^T^nr, qrf a, Tsf^js, 5- 
 
 Silt, n. deposit of mud, S(c. H«|/. 
 
 S11.TAII, a. pertaining, ^c. to woods or groves, ^^:^],^^l^^^ 
 
 I SlLTD, o. moJe of silver. 5«nHT, ^t<t^, ^, ^^'TH- 
 ! 2 ioA«<e like silver. wan^T, ^"i^, itc^TO^^T. 
 
 8— tones, Ac. ?«n^^r'1T?[raR?TT ?l<JI?T^?l. 
 Ij SuTza, ».— the metal. ?twiix>i'. ^^ n. Rcq «. ^vfrT ». 
 |j Pore B. ^^t/ 
 
 |! Fated, or washed with ». si^. 
 
 |i ieoin made of silver. ?ran<i s^ufi n. pi. f:qxr w. ^. 
 I lb Su.TEB, p. o. forrr tcilh a coaling of siker. ^^V^^n, 
 
 ^, fwqr^ 2»?nn m. ^-^^, 
 i SitTMLXna, ». tilver coin. WTT't TT^i «». ^^43^1 /• 
 
SIM 790 
 
 81LTEE8MITH, n. V, Goldsmith. ^w^*k. 
 SiLVEEY, a. white like silver. ?;cqT5fT, ^t^"!"!, ^t^RT^^T. 
 SiMiLAB, a. T. Like. ^TR^T, snT^IT, Jr'T, ?T»T, ^TT, ^H^. 
 SiMiLABiTT, «. V. A. and Likeness. WT^TTT m. tik^^icl 
 
 n. 3?m*-<< «. 
 SiMiLABLT, ai». JM Z»ie manner. ?RIT^ iec/. f^Tr^ipTTot, ?TT- 
 
 Simile, n. v. Illustration. <^KHc4I »». ^f?f »». OTKT/. 3'- 
 SiMiLiTUDE, n.v. Likeness. ?fK^"mT m. ffT^T ». orMfli/. 
 ^TKrlT/. ?TT^ «. ^1^'=^ n. 
 
 2 form., appearance, v. LiKE2fESS. aTHFR ♦». 5:<T «. 
 
 3 See Simile. [ ^"nr'Tot, «(Mui. 
 To SiMMEE, V. n. boil with gentle hissing, ^mffi, xfT^jdjr, 
 
 SiMMEEINO, M. t)<-=)<ui «. ^DRTOI^t «. &C. ^UI^OT/. 
 
 2b SiMPEE, V. n. smile in a silly manner, v. To Smile. nT?5t- 
 
 Simpeb, SiuPEEixa, n. v. V. lTc5tfI ^Sfr«. Ac. 3T^'4^1^- 
 SiMPEEEE, n. SiMPEEiNQ, p. a. T.V. ITJSm ^WTRT, 3T'=I*i'P- 
 
 Simple, a. noi compound ; uncombined toiti anyiAwy. 55, 
 
 2 ;)?ain, artless, guileless. JTroST ( r«ni«s. HrcSW^, 'TtoE^ 
 timplish), iT^^ ^T2T, HT^'4f, HtoH' *rT^T*ff, +<lrt^, ^r- 
 
 ^o5T or ^rmiT, ^m^, ?rrafT *n^f5T, ^^rr, tkt, ar^mfrr, 
 
 •fSr^ToS, sn^^'-O- or moi*|<^, ^^^pop. ?^, m55g^ or tfi'ffToS- 
 
 ST^iRlH, ^^HfrT, f^f^^q^, aTTT^, aTHlfM*, 3THPT. 
 
 3 no^ subtil, abstruse, involved, ^'c. y. East, Plain. «HoS- 
 
 jfHr or sfTocq^, ?n^ or ^n:^, g^5ft?T,?TmT, t^, ^frar^ar. 
 
 4 mere, bare. 5^, %^H or qRo5, g^T or ^^T, ^r'JTT. 
 Simple, «. herb, Sfc. ^f. spR^/. ^TftT/. 
 
 Simples, — compreh. fTTlTTOTOT. ^'^[^^f. 
 Simple-minded, a. t. Simple, ^otr, *THT^ HtsJT, 'TtotPTW- 
 
 Simple-mindedness, n. v. A. jfroSTOIT m. »i«i|-=f| HloE'j^TT «• 
 
 Simpleton, m. v. Fool. JTroSFIT^T »». 'itoST?!?^ m. 'fto5RTt«l 
 
 ♦». ^tq »«. ^H ffj. 
 SlMPLICIir, SiMPLENESS, n. T. A. 1. 5^^ w. ^^TB^TT- 
 
 orr «>. fr^tTT^ m. &c. 3Tf*T«p=rrir m. %w:^f^ «. | 
 
 2 iTt^TOIT »«. JT^TT^T %oPmT w. Wl«l'3q(iir f». 5fTT^<mr m. 
 ^W,^^^m\m. Ac. 'ftaEr'TPr»».?fTr5^Tf /. ^T^^'^/.HW^'^+t 
 
 /. Hrsff*! »«. ar^PT^ n. ^SK^\^\J. ^>^z\^\^ m. +H4<ir^<^ 
 
 n. 3^qfrT?ST «. ^<SPFT5«T ». SR^THTot. >f)oft^/. 
 
 Good luck to 8. May s. prosper ! 'TTotr'Tr^ f^^'Y^ 3TT^. 
 
 3 sji^^vxtTirr m. ^^^TTT m. g^foErTTOTT »«. Ac. ^IR??? n. 
 ^?5rfT/. [?f-&c.5F^. 
 
 To Simplify, v. a. make plain or easy. ^m-??TVTT-^noE-^T5ft- 
 SiMPLY, adv. T. A. 1. fJng^^pra or f^5t, f^i^lS^, fHHoE, f^- 
 
 SOT 
 
 To Simulate, ». a. assume the appearance of., v. To Feign, 
 
 To Peetend. ^^ m. ^nc#-tTT^ g. of 0. ^m w.-n^f- 
 
 5p n.-5:T «.-&c. %i>r y. 0/ 0. [ sr^^sprsfT, 
 
 Simulated,^, v. V. fi^ ^m^T, Ac. tx+i^O, ^^ft'^r, 
 
 Simulation, n. \. V. Ite MW"! «. ^H ^ «. &c. an^^n «i. 
 
 Simultaneity, Simultaneousness, n. v. V. iJ++lPi+rir/. 
 
 n. 5'IHAI*f »»• 
 Simultaneous, a. existing or happening at the same time. 
 
 ^oE'srr, (f^+,io6T<i, ^<pif^+;, (T^jpTsft^r, "^^^tht, ^th- 
 
 Simultaneously, adv. v. A. i^%5fot?r, p^^jt^rt, %v«7.Br, 
 
 Sin, n. ^[^ n. qrcHF «. Sll »». ^^ n. ^tTc? n. 3T^*r n. 5P?HT 
 n. f^frflT n. |fT?T «. ^5^ n. 
 
 S. is sweet in the beginning, but bitter in the end. 
 qiTPP 3TmHt 'TIS f^f\^ w.^^ 
 
 Sold under s. Slave of s. TNT*^, "TN??T. 
 
 Whose 8. is put away. f?r'4fITrT, 'J'TTN, ^rfW'^^- 
 2 as. a bad action, v. Ceime. jJRif n. ^VJ^^ n. spfiH n. 
 jiRfriT n. <TTT «. TTrHP «. ^^*d n.^is^ifrT/. Sins of the first 
 order are 6^6(1^ H^TTPI^ n. pi.) viz. iM^^rMI (killing a 
 Brahman ), g^^q' (stealing gold), ■gosil ( drinking 
 spirits ), >pp?T?^»T5T ( aduHery with the wife of a 
 spiritual teacher ), and dr^vf ( association with a 
 person guilty of any of the above ). 
 
 Awful 8. ar^^TTrf^ti n. ar^TR^N «. 
 
 Freed from s. TrTJ^. [^ n. ST^TTTfT^ «. 
 
 Heinous or flagrant s. »1^ISfI?T^ «. TT^PT n. ■'STlrPTPI- 
 
 Secret sins. !T^??vT"TT'T% «• pi. yH4M<J> «. pi- 
 To Sin, v. n. ^\^ n.-Tm^ n.-<iN^4 n.-r^^m «.-Ac. «|R^. 
 
 SlN-DESTEOUNG, O. fn^T^it, HIMIIfl^, TPnT. 
 
 Since, ^Jrijp. or adv. after, from the time that. TraF'T, MldR- 
 
 €H, tr^STT, 3T?ft^ or ^?^>, 3Tcfl+i|^ or ^^P^, 3TH- 
 
 ?R, JtrR. 
 
 2 ayo, pant, before this. JTRI, ffTOT, nST, ( as '^^Mf^'ir 
 
 57?5T a month since, ^ ^9Rr FT% ). 
 Since, cow;', because that, seeing that.^f^., ^^V^^ pop. 7«ir- 
 
 q?Tt, 3^aTi5f, ;nTRTT#. 
 
 Sincere, a. unfeigning, guileless, v. Honest, Simple. ^^, 
 
 «ft, aiTHTf^^, aTJTTT, PliMHM, T^TT^ KT^^T, ^^ pop. 1- 
 
 ^, HT^Piff, «??m?T, |?I. 
 
 2 unfeigned, real, heartfelt, Sfc. T. Teue. ?RT, <«Kiy<l, 
 
 ^T5i^^, 3T?;ftnT, Pts^t?, qt^rP^, tr^iqitiiH^'fr, f^^- 
 TO^TT^iT, ;TTf^T^?K5tm^^T, fbT?rHT^r=5rr, aTR-^^, arrT^rf- 
 *ft^, arnqWY, artftftn^TTf^r^T, M^^ «^5r^. 
 
 SiNCEBELY, oJ». V. A. fSf^q^qUTRT, ^PT^^f^, ^H'.+Tlll, 
 
 Ac. iT^i M i ^H , T^prrir or JT^r»n%^?^:H, fir^Hm^, qW- 
 
 SlNCEBlTT, SlJfCEBENESS, T. A. 1. ^"^TmT OT. f^T^^T^Vin' m. 
 
SIN 
 
 791 
 
 SIN 
 
 P^i»B<MM»ll m. &c. fi \< ^-h \^ iH n. 31+IHetJ n. <fco. THTm II Sisgle, a. not double. ^%n, ^%ft', H*M<iO. 
 
 m. 3T?^ w. amr^ n. *^MN m. mriH\*i m. a!^-«4HI<l«. I 
 2 ^»rmT m. iJIwnj+MUll m. f^MiMAVjUII »». <&C. tirnni/. 
 R**(Vmhi/. Ac. 
 SrsciPCT, w./ore part of the head. ^^/. S^/ spTTJ^JWf. 
 
 SiXE, n. — in geometry, sqr/. 
 
 S. of an arc. WST^m/. 
 
 Versed s. f^ m. f. 
 SiSECCKK, n. o^ce with pay trithout work. "S|<JI<I^'IR m.l(- 
 
 Stipend of a 8. ^IferniTT «. 
 SiMw, n. tendon. ^^ m. BTTJ n.mjy\f. sn^^Htn «. WT^m. 
 
 2 sinews ; ttrenyth. ^^or^mn. Hi^mw^nj n. 
 Sl5EWT, a. ecntittiny of a tinev. STT^^, «I^M*I. 
 
 2 See Steosg. 
 SI5PUI,, a. tainted with tin, v. Wicked. <TPft, Trf^, "TM^, 
 
 2 containing tin, contrary to right, v. "WiCKED. INT^, 
 J»*»hI-«<I, 'STVhI'^i, Ac. Mr<4<II<ll. 
 
 SisrcLLT, flip. V. A. qrrr^, Miq**.H, 'n^^'^Hf. 
 6i.spcufMS, n. T. A. onJ Sue. INt^TT m. mf*)^MU|| m. &c. 
 
 2 ^rf^ w. j^'mr m. *(i^^.m«ii «. Mrm(i*i m. 
 
 fa Siso, r. o. utttr with mu$ical modulation*. IT^J, TITH^- I, 
 
 2 fig. T. To PxAisE. iT^, ^"Hii /K>p. ^m'T, qmiuiui, ?i?t- 
 
 To Sn»o, f. «. «TT^, IM n.-IWT w.-TPT ii.-»R^/.-?l^ ». I 
 ^tot,— in a hoarse or cracked roice, sf^, — badly ; to i 
 tereech, tquaU, tcream, ^e. I^Hr^ m.-^.^Hr^l^ m.-^- 
 
 To •. like an old cow. ?^. 
 To t. out. iUr,mMi ITor. 
 To s. second with, r^ «. ^, gr m. ^T't. 
 2— a bee, top, Ac. »j»I^, ntnoi, qmr^, ^^IW't, tm- 
 ^rri^, f>«H»>«l«i, ^ ado. -^ o</t>. ^^, WHil m. ( in/WM. 
 ?l«rflTT m. ^U||«ir m. ) ^^. 
 
 3— in boiling. wnn»m intent. Hrmwi, ST^T^f, ^Z^tHi. 
 Sl5a-M>X0, «. iaJ tinyinj. v. To SiSO. I^RrflT «. 
 3h Sisat, r. a. ii»r»i tuperjieially., teoreh. V^5;^-^T^-Ac. 
 
 «rnwl, »inRf, ynpt, yr^s^t, yr^Rsir, ^t«^. 
 
 SJ5(»«1»,/>. T. V. ^\%p\ Jll'ifeWI, HI^%5?T, 5T«*I, MM*T, 
 qhN,«Trttf. ^ _ ^ jl 
 
 To be singed. <fi3oi, ^nn^i, ?M>i^^, f fcvi, y<Hoftof, [| 
 j|<9«i«'i, ^dE<(4, wfff»7ll w. ftflt i»». fo»». 
 
 8i>of«.ii. SixoiM,p. «. T. V. N. 1. nrnm, iiSt^issr, 
 
 »IW# or If^, nw*, nni'ft, %%\^^T^^.—'ia contempt, 
 
 Public s. IfWT «». 
 8. in second. '3[»^A, 
 Sweets. ' i ^llcoV r^. 
 8 vnWTTn.Ac wifl»ft^. 
 
 2 iole, alone, one. ^, ^^^r, ^^>3T, ^Jrfrfl, H^t*dl«i+, 
 ^^>^^ST, <(+»i'l>c4l, "(^PjJt, ^fTT, ^^JRT, 3TBn, Pl**il, 
 
 A person quite solitary or s. ^^:^T or ^;^3T ft^pNt, 
 
 3 individual, See Pakticdlab. 
 
 4 unmarried.^ v. Bacheloe, Spixsteb. ar^^ST, aiR«ii- 
 ffrT (-HT/. ). 3^35 ( -JT/. ). 
 
 6 unembarratted with family or wife. ?T3T, ysiyiil or 
 
 6 uneompounded, v. Simple. 55, f^^fs. [*lii5i. 
 
 To Single, v. a. select. fH'Tl'i, f^^^^^f, afroElJfT Pl^liut- 
 SisOLE-EXED, o. One eyed. ^W?T- 
 
 2 having one object or aim. ^^^Wt, ((<Brlifft. 
 
 SiSGLE-COMBAT, SlNGLE-FIQHT, rt. gj^? «. 
 
 SxSGLE-nANDED, a. wi/hout attittance, '^'liZT, ^J<?;i<ft, 3T?r^- 
 
 SiNGLE-HEAETED, SlNQLE-MniDED, «. T. SIMPLE, "^f^^, 
 
 H^N*^! ^^^i^, "J^T^R, aii-^tf^' '?''^^*TT4t. 
 
 SlUGLE-HEAKTEBNESS, SlSGLE-MINDEBNEBS, n. V. A. ^<()f^- 
 
 ^/. ST^FTTT^ m. 3H'*<Pjyi/. ar-i'^i^Ri /. 
 
 SiK0LE-8ii)ED, a. — chintzes, silks, Ac. ^^HY, ^<pfl^. 
 SisOLE-STiCK, n.— the play. ^^JJ m. ^tsqj^TT^ %5E «i. 
 
 JT^^ n. 
 Sixgle>t:88, n. v. A. 1. ij^^'T'TT'n- ^%ft<TTT m. Ac, 
 
 2 iCfiiHuil w. I^*?^M«II m. <(*I+^HUI1 f». 
 
 4 anJ Celibact. an^^'^r m. 3Tft^T^f^ n. 3T^»?TT/. 
 Singly, oi». t. A. 1. ^%Tr decl. ({*v^^. [ar^^m. 
 
 2 (^?:t <fcci. "f^f^ decl. Ac. 5R<^rf)*)l-«M, tl^l^Hl-j^-l, &c. 
 
 3 and Sr^EKALLr, ^^^, ar^TW^. 
 Sikgulab, a. tale, v. Single. ^, <^^FZT, i^'FT^. 
 
 2 existing by itself, unexampled, Sfc. 3<f^rft«T, 3re^?T, 
 «HHfMH, 5HJMH, a?^^, <{*MI^, aii'MHrtnTT. 
 
 3 particular, not customary, common, S/c. v. Steange. 
 ^rWT, '^im*!*, x^M+K-^i, 'J'F?f=^^, ^^PTT, 'W?, ^TTT- 
 
 2ET, fi=f ^, «T^^^, fi-^«(i|^>, aTWtm«T, afni'TWTvmT, 
 
 f%HTtfr«T, ft^^, ('Jl**!!^, t^lJlflT, ^If^«T. 
 4— in grammar. "^^^T «. 
 
 Language ( address or mention ) in the s. number. 
 ^^ ^^ m. 
 Sligulabitt, n. t. A. 1. ^^^mr m. Ac [m^n/. 
 
 2 ar^fft^mr/. am^irrr/. w?f^»PTT/. Ac. aT^n^mmi- 
 
 3 ri<4<1U|HUUm.l{q>||MU||m. fTtr%'?''n«n. anTWRTfn/.Ac. 
 SiHouLABLi, Wp. v. A. 3. f^;^?=r«Jr, Ac. f^it'J^;??!, ^iiJ^:. 
 SI5ISTKB, a. See Left. 2 001/, dishonest, crooked, ^t. ^> 
 
 3 inauspicious. qfnjH, aTH?, aTH'I^. [H^. 
 
 Sl.'tiSTBAL, Sinistbolh, a. fc«n^ on the left. ^T^r^.,^^- 
 To SWK, ». n. ( in water, Ac. ). JI«r, J^, »l?T<>T, WT^r q- 
 
 H^t, f^*raT^ n.-Ac. I^'if y. o/"*. 
 
 2 ( as into mud, Ac. ). M^j, f^, ait?! sno?, TI^. 
 
 3 #w* Hi<o, f^Rwf, f^ncn 'nr*, g^, 5«?t ^n^, fWf, 
 
SIS 
 
 792 
 
 SIX 
 
 f>T5T^ or fSpTKor. 
 
 4 lose prOMtneJKe or height, fall in. «RT^, ^^, ^^, 
 
 5 — the eyes, &c. become deep, ^ft?? ^rrof, arfri ^n^, ^- 
 
 ssnijuf, ^rtfs^ot, M7«!*«f. [^rfcns^. 
 
 6 ( into the mind ). SH^T, fspf^, f»T?T^, *R#, f^PToir, 
 
 7 decrease, deteriorate, v. To Decliite. ad<uf, HoS'if, 
 ^r?IT^, ^W^WT, 3T^?TR »». ^^-^tM ^f. of 8. <r| f». ^rR- 
 nf-sreoi </. o/«. 
 
 8— spirits, &c. y. To Fail. ^T^, tSI'Jf, inp5t, »re6t. 
 9— money, &c. yo, Je lost, ^^of, ippjt, 5^% f'Tft'jf , T- 
 
 To Sink, v. a. catt*e to sink. ^5^, f'l^. [^T^. 
 
 2 ( money, &c. ) lose, dissipate, gl^, "P^R't, »n^-&c. 
 
 3 ( a well, &c. ) ^uiot. 
 
 SiKK, n. drain, sewer. ?TTc5r m. t^ f. 
 
 SiNLEBSIfESS, ». V. A. P|»MlMdl /. 'TTTTtI^c^ n. "TFT^Jf'TrTT/. 
 
 TmTT^ m. [^>^. 
 
 SiSNEii, n. V. Sinful. qpft'JTg'Rr j^o;;. iTT"ft ^TT^^, f^?^, 3T- 
 
 Some terms for o» atrocious sinner are, 'TTT'jf^, 'n'- 
 
 TTTfVr, MIHIr*1l, HIMW^^M, miPjf^, ITTJ^. 
 SiXUOL'S, a. Y. WiNDixa. ^^fSfT, ?TPT^it'. 
 Sinus, n. fistulous sore. ^T€[f. TirtWJT n. T^/. 
 ^0 Sip, v. a. drink in small quantities Jy the lips. STfZT^- 
 
 -HTqJT m. ^ST ^. qfo. ^^TPTTT »». ^of y, ofo. 
 
 Sipping of water before or after meals, &c. Sipit^rt- 
 3Tr5fTT?T«. 
 
 2 ( with a flurruping noise ) aitr^Tr. 
 Sip, Sipping, ». y. Y.—act. sffsMf f^ n. *fr?mt?r pT^ «. 
 
 &C. ^IrTR n. 
 
 2 «»««// draught taken with the lip*. ^fzm.'HT^iH.^K^m. 
 Sib, n. — the word of rc8])eot. 5ft, H^km, H1^, ^<^hV|, 
 SiitE, «. — the word of address to a king.M^KM or JT^RT^_ 
 
 2 T. Fatdeb. «it7 »«. 5pR) »i. 
 SiBEN, n. an enticin/ woman, v. Beautt. HI^uiiO ^, jfrf^- 
 
 SiBiDS, «. dog-star. ^SJ^r^pw. 6^«T »». 
 
 Sibname. See Subname. 
 
 SiBBAH, — the contemptuous term of address. 2flft,^, ^^STT, 
 
 SiBUP, n. sueet-juice of fruits.^ Sfc. f^l m. tfT^ m. q'^S m. 
 
 To prepare with s. Tt^. 
 SiSIEB, H. iJ^DT/. HptJft/. ^ERTT/. 
 
 Elder s. 3??T^r/. 
 
 S.'s daughter. KJ^qr or KT^TT/. [tmc^ rn. 
 
 S.'s husband. H^T m. ^TTOT »». ?lia*P m. S,^rR5^ m. 
 
 S.'s son. ^rJ^I*? or ^%q «. 
 
 Younger s. 3T^31t/. 
 Sl3TEB-ra-LAw, «. tpj/e* Slider. HJtrft/. ^JTT«TT*r^R|'/. 
 
 2 husband's sister, ^^f. ^^-^ or'^n% n.pl. or ^fmf. 
 
 pi. *nn|^ or 5rT?fr?^/. 
 3 brother's wife. TT^^f / «ldv^l<Tl/. 
 SiSTEEHOOD, n. state, office, S;c. of a sister. m^mv\ n. ^f[' 
 umuil m. Tf*nft?^ «. 
 
 2 community of women. ^Hi'£\f. ^(^^^j\ m. ^ftTT «. 
 
 SiSTEBLT, o. «lf|<jft^, srfliftjira^, srf^vft^TT^T, HpMt'iri'M. 
 
 To Sit, v. n. sre^t, "StJ^/.-^W^/. HPW-qot, gq%^t m.-^- 
 
 q%^^ «.-&c.JRiJt, ^TTf^re-arrRm-Ac. ^[v{. — in cant phra- 
 
 Beol.^ m. n. S«F^. 
 
 Leisure or opportunity to sit. '«I<H+3;/. n. 
 To 8. down in despair. srH^PT/. UKui-qof. 
 To s. loosely and roomily, "itvi f »• Mlr^H •J^'Jf, ?R- 
 HT/. HT^T ^^''T. 
 
 To 8. moaning and fretting. ^<H<ti iiyuf, ^<^ m. j)?. 
 
 2 /le, rest, press upon, sreot. 
 
 3 he idle or unemployed. JTO^f. 
 
 4 incubate, v. To Bbood. sRitfr, mw^f. ^f^M. 
 
 5 — an assembly, &c. ^^., "«R^/.-^^<'ft/.-&c. ^-5»T- 
 ^^ g. ofs. 
 
 6 down. im«T, ?rr^ «f?i5r. 
 
 7 np ; rise from a recumbent posture. ^^ ^^'h, 
 
 8 up J not to go to bed. SRI'f, ^mot, ^Hft ^^fit, vrTTT- 
 orn. M^, 
 
 SrrE, «, ZocaZ position, v. Place. ?*TPT «. r<TH n. aM «. T^». 
 Purification of a s. for buildings, sacrifice, &c. rtot^ir- 
 5T w- ^Vt^gf?/. 
 
 S. of a ruined house. ^TZJ m. ^KZ^ n. ^T^TT m. 
 SiTTEB, n. Sitting, _p. a. y. V. 1. sf^miTT, srerlcIT, &c. 3TT- 
 ^ftT, ■JhI^^. [ T n. 
 
 SiTTiNa, n. Y. V. 1. imaf w."%5^/. sra^p/. OT^n m. Z^^- 
 
 5 «ro^ w.'Sr^/. smtjft/. 
 
 At one 8. ^^FT«wrf, ^^ utiufltt, ^^ Is^Jvt^. 
 Situate, Situated, a. placed with respect to any other object. 
 
 2 being in any state with regard to men or things. 3T«r- 
 ^^, &c. 3i^r<TR5r, 3T??^JnH', an^vi in comp. 
 To be 8. g^^?VTr/.-&c. 3T^ ^r. o/«. 
 Situation, n. local respect, y. Place. ^rmT/. ?^H «. f^'<T- 
 frj pop. v4\f^f. arq^iTFr «. ar^ft^rfH/. <t^ w. 
 
 2 »<o/e, Y. Condition. 3T^'«TT/. ^?TT/. [r-trSE «. 
 
 3 place, appointment, y. Post. ^TPTT/. aT^TTrft^. ?«T3 or 
 Six, a. ?T^, T7 in comp. «r^in comp. l^. 
 
 Aggregate ofs. ^^^f. ?fsgT m. ^T^TST w. ?i^ m. «. «r- 
 Sixeo and seYens. riTHKT. (literally thirteen & 
 twelve ). 
 
 2 ( on a dice &o. ) ^^ or ?T^ w. 
 SlX-VEfGEEED, a. W^NF^iTT, Ti^?^, 
 ' SiX-rOLD, o. ?T|rT^, "^^'jiJI, 'R'F. 
 i Six-footed, a. ?f^rTFThTT, ?T^RPTt, ^^T^ 
 Six-sided, a. W^hH, ISh^. 
 Six-toed, a. ti^i-m?^, ^ftjf^. 
 Sixteen, o. ^r, ^TTSr. 
 
SKI 
 
 793 
 
 SKI 
 
 
 Aggregate or body of b. men. ^tm^/. 
 
 Cousisting of b. (panii, maunds, caadies, &c.). y1*3l. 
 
 iiucTD, a. «^i^r. 
 
 H, o. WldHF. 
 W3, ^- — one, 5(+«'!i, ^^^7; — two, ^RI^, ^HT- 
 C, — three, 5R?^, ^RTe or f?T^??T ;— four, ^flX, '^J ; — 
 Ave, Tf^re, "TRTT;— sis, ^|re^, B^RI?; — soveu, ««nre, 
 «<TO7;— eight, 3T1^,3T5H7;— nine, *(+ui^Tl<,i(+«l^Ti<. 
 Age of B. W5t /. 
 Aggr^ateofs. mi( /. 
 ::izi, «. Ji«/i, magnitude. armTHUT ♦». an^frfJTPT «. H^r<(- 
 *TTT ». <<Rh|U| n. JTPT «. 3TT^? m. 3TI?i1%/. BT^ft*^ / 
 
 Disparity or ineqality of 8.ai^H<ititTR^.55T^*nft/. 
 
 2 glue, paste. f^*''.<jui n. f ^^OT n. f^^F^Tm.^TT^rm. ^5E/. 
 
 Ja Size, t». a. arrange acceding to gizi. KriRHTSTTT ♦'».- 
 
 rfl^H«fl*nT^/--Ac. TTpT ^^-q'^snJf-KlS^-Ac. 
 
 2 glue,patte. R*^*!^, ^SEWf. 
 
 ^:zu), a. Aaviti^ a particular magnitude. ail^KNI, ^l*^^l. 
 
 -I8T. See Viscous. [«rft/. »»3T»». 
 
 ■-kAiw, Skiin, n. Aa»i ( of thread, Sfc. ). ^^ «. qr? n. ^PT- 
 
 S. doubled up. 55T w. 
 
 " KELETOX, «. connected honei of an animal tcilhout the flesh. 
 
 \\l\^\ fr^in m. <r3T^ m. arftv^^iT »». ^rsnm n. ^t<T3Tm. 
 
 Bcduced to a a. «^lf^'<nTTV!(n'. 
 
 To become or bo a mere i.^t^oETw. ^oEuf-TT^^. q/"*. 
 
 2 fig. eompaget, ca$e, t. Fbxue. 'BtnnT «. ^^FTJT w. 
 
 To Skktcb, r. «. trace the outline of, t. To Delineate. 
 
 ■Jt^uT, T=T^, «KT7ot, %«Tw.-;i^^m.-&c. ^vTJOI-^^y.o/'tf. 
 !?ii!Tcn, Sketchixo, n. v.V.--<»f/.^rfor«.&c.3J?F'jft/.-H!FT»i. 
 
 I. Outline, general delineation. ^T-Vl m. STOUTT ffi. f^5( n. 
 
 4^ w. ^JTHT'T OT. 
 
 Bough •. arrrwiT «. ng^ m. ^TT'FT «. 
 >K«wEB, «. teooden or iron pin. ?ref /. 7t'=nTT/. 
 --Kirr, n. «ma// 600/, t. VEsgEt. ^.^]f{i\t[ f ft'ft /. 
 MtiLFCL, 8killu>, a. T. Cleter, K^OMI.^a. «n^, ^^nft, 
 
 ?:*nT, ^^, giT, g^, ^Jn^^T, ynfr, r^<»>*4'(^ or wr,?TT- 
 ^ or ^, ^-5i^<i, ^TTHfft, ft^HHOT, ^^tlfiK, ^lUIHoC w 
 
 3?fW|T. [ or Trm^i^of. 
 
 To bo a. through convcraancy or practice. MfluiHcEot 
 
 ^ilLPOtLT, •/•. T. A. 5?raqoTT*f, ^Tg«rf%, ^nr'n'f,g*RT- 
 
 H, 5iWr, Ac. ^ftwir, 5^«it, ^t^v^. 
 "ntn)L»t»», Skillci 21KBS, ». v. A. ^na^^ w. ^•jt'tittw. 
 
 gnrmr m. Ac. ^pj4 «. ^ttt /• ^it?i« or sTTwrera /. 
 
 bKiLLk •.familiar knowUdft tnlh dexterity, jfti /. 5»pT/. 
 f|*H^/. «^ or WT/. WHJWflT/. *f<l^rjllr*l ». ^W- 
 
 bMXt,un, «. wMri mrA a handle ftr ht^tinf in. «rf7 M. 
 
 |t 2b Skim, ». a. clear of from the surface. if\-H\^-&e. JpTS't, 
 5R^, ^r5«t, ^T»^, ^T^;^ <t>l<5ui, «>Kun/.-&c. ^:^y. 0/0. 
 
 2 taie of the scum from. ^^f.■^^f.•^J^f.■&>e.^\i^ 
 ^-^liv\ g. ofo. 
 
 A basket or bowl for skimming sugarcane juice, &c. 
 5Tt«IT m. ^ n. 
 
 3 ^oM tif-ar the surface, glide along the surface of. ^f^- 
 7^, ^T^^T^-H^g^-Ac. 3lTot tnVi ^^71 0/ 0. 
 
 To Skim, c. n. 5(ZiWff along. ■Hi.'Jd'Ji, ^Tl^Jui, *HMiH-mii<Ir{ 
 ^m-^t^ot, ?rT^ pre/). viTolf-^^rraoT, *rR^ «J«?T ^TT'f-^T- 
 
 t^, ^<jt*<'i-§oEf^?ft-&c. ^srrot-^R'Ji'. 
 
 2 oTcr; reader attend tosnperflciaUy. m.\H(\-^^^-V^-' 
 
 ^3^-&c. TT^, ^iT?r?rf^r?i<Tt-3T^5r5fff-^Tws?rt-&c. tt^. 
 
 Skimmeb, fi. f(/fn«!7 Co «A:im tt>7A. giTT »». f^^ n. 
 
 Skim-milk, n. m^ ^i^k ^ n. 
 
 Skimmikglt, adv. T. V. N. 1. «^M?,«lt, jf^qj or z\, 
 
 2 ^T^, «(<«)<df or <ff, ^nroft, 3q<lviW<. 
 Skimmikos, n. matter skimmed. WPT/. 
 Skis, n. <As natural covering of animals. m\<\tif. (^^f. ^r- 
 
 »nc «. =?mTt/. ^»r^/. '^^ «■ — ^as eureloping the body, 
 
 WR€t/. ?Tra"j n. <hM^/. ^raf/.— as rubbed or peeled 
 
 off. m^f. n. ^m^rt or t\f. 
 
 A hanging strip of a. ^mi n. 
 
 Insensibility of s. tactus imminutut. g-i^tf^O/. *lf^- 
 
 True B. SlrTT^ira/. ^mf. 
 
 To save one's a. <o «aftf one'* locon. (^8 or ^ l[i[k 
 f%^-5^-"TR IJ'if-Ac. 
 
 2 pc/<, V. Hide, mni or q;mu«. ^fxmm.im^f.^n^n. 
 
 3 V. HuBK. iHlrlMi n. ZXT^ n. R}rt*|OT. fert-lF m. 
 
 4 ( as of kernels, certain frufls, &c. ). sprVr^T »». 'FT^W w. 
 To Sew, «. «./ay. ^mS »».-t^^/.-^rT^/.-&c. ^^ot y. 0/0. 
 
 ^rss"*!, (twJl. 
 
 To Skix, I', n. — a wound. ^T^^/. tnt^. 
 Skis-deep, a. v. SuraBriciAt. ^'.^<-m, •li*»rF. 
 
 SKI»-ri.IST, n. T. IkllBKB. sfTT^^Tff, R^tf ?T. 
 
 |: SKisSKn, p.v. V. ipT?ii *n''^J^r,Vl^5^t, &c. ^I^,f5j«^^. 
 
 ' Skisst, a. T. Leas. ?TiqT<T«, ?Tl^nft?T, ^^JTRTWiW. 
 
 i 2o Seip, r. «. leap, spring, ^e. fvm n. ?l^, ft^Sf, 5«[^, 
 TlfTTJrT ade. 3fnit-MI*^"1, ^fi7/.-^?Tnf=t/-&c. 'Rof, 
 2 c<ip<?r oioK/, V. To Fkisk. Tfii, ^T^^., TT^OT 3^, 
 IT^Tf !7T»I<n, ^'Jl'f, f?T^dT, Ti[f *ll^, f^^^m. 
 
 I 3 oTer J T. To Omit. TToWf, 1T5S^. 
 To Skip, ». a. pass over, miss, omit. fltJOT, 3T?R^, ?»IJ5^, 
 
 j Skip, Skippiso, n. v. V. X. 1. pTfiot n. f^ n. &c. gfH /. 
 I J^^ifff f. ^<TnH5T ». H^^/ H^q^/. 
 
 i 2 ?r»f n. Zt[ »TT"n n. &c. ?<t/. 
 
 8. of a flat stone kc. skimming water. fHVT/. 
 ' Seip-jack, a. TXmTC^, qpT^. 
 ' Skipped,;*.?. V. A. WT«^r,3mWfrT, kc.-~AAfKA. 
 I SUM», It. BMPP150, />. a.T. N. I. ftqwr ?Tf <»TTTT, ?t^3l1 - 
 
SLA 
 
 794 
 
 StA 
 
 STPITRT, &c. 5?TnT^. 
 
 I. captain of a merchant vessel, f^vf^ft ^^^^r^^\-&c. ^TT- 
 To Skiemish, v. n.fijht slightly at a distance, or in small 
 parties. 'jr^A 1>?^/.-^SWiaS'fr /.-?fN?THr^/--'Tt^RlRf5t- 
 <t f??Tf /.-&c. xfraiBfr y. o/ 0. pTT ?5STf /. ^JT^t. 
 
 Skiemish, SKiBMisniNo, n. v. V. <R^np^/. ^rmrre^/. !j 
 
 3t3n./. x(+H + /. Ht^Ppft^/. ^mi^M^ ^^jff.^^ I 
 ?5^/. nroti'Mcfl/. %^T^^25 n. I 
 
 Skibt, «. ( of a g'arment ) loioer and loose part. W^ m. ^55 |i 
 «i. ^r?5 m. ijfeT w- ^ »». <T?5? ;»o/J. TT?^ m. %?: m. ^mi 
 ^ m. ^J m. 
 
 To wave the s. ( in order to summon ). q^T »•• ST^^, 
 
 To beckon by waving a s. Tisf^ot, mrl^uft/. «R^. 
 
 2 V. Edge. ^3 »». fiRni ««. ^^ m. STtrfTFT m. 
 
 3 ( osp. of a turbau or sash ). i^^^^ or ^iTST m. 
 
 4 or iWris; irrecincts, v. Bobdeb. ^fY*n/. pop. ifit^/. ^ 
 »». TTc5^ m. ^f. fxiKf or ?KT m. 
 
 To Skibt, ». a. form a border to, run along the edges. sIM/. 
 -Htm/.-&c. trr^t, «Tr^/.-^ftiTT/.-^V/.-<S;c. aro^ in. con. 
 Skirted, a. that has a skirt or border. V<.<^K, ^c4^K. 
 Skittish, a. shy., Sfc. ^^z or j^fS, g^^lTT, 5^, f^^ or 
 
 2 Y. PaisKY. sTT^rr, +5-'«TI. 
 SxiTTianNESs, «. v. A. 1. ^^H-iMOIlw. J'^Amuhw. &o. 
 
 Skbken, Skulk, Skull. See Screkn, &c. 
 Skt, «. aerial region, S(c. v. Heaven. 3T>TrcEor STPTToSn. 3TT- 
 ^r^T »».n. 3HltHMn.t^<ToE». iqiTn. aT?fft?Tw. airliloln. aSfHT 
 ». THn- 3f5(Tn. 6qT*T« 
 
 Mackerel 8. ^^/ [rn^r?:/. 
 
 Eedness of s. at Hunrise and sunset. ?Tf*t/. ?li'Tl^/. 
 The 8. is overcast. 3T*no5 3n^. 
 
 Skt-colored, a. 3n?»Tpfr, arrem'fli'iNi, sn^mfT^of. 
 
 SKT-KI3SING, Skt-kisskd, a. H»RJf%rT, TH'l^sft, ?TH^f*(H 
 
 or ^'^rt, 'f'Mltft TtSOTTTT. 
 Skt-labk, n. ++'IJHT or ++^+'TT»». ^JS'^l«(l«i. ^i]^3^JTT»». 
 
 Skt-labkino. See To Fbolic. 
 
 Skt-liqht, «. witidow in the top of a hovse. t^f^rt. ^n. 
 
 ?W or ^mn. "l^l^m. n. 
 Skt-hocket, n. — the (ire work. ^^ or ^^/. sffJIm. 
 
 Bundle of twenty four tsky rockets. %^/. 
 Slab, n. plank or table of stone. f^?7T /'op. iftosy. ^^\^ f. 
 S. for grinding condiments, &c. TTOw. f?|lr7r77»». 
 Slabbeb, m. saliva drivelling from the mouth. r^T^s/. 
 To Slabiikk, v. n. drivel, ^'c. ^^f.-^m^n. ngoi'- '^ l Mot ui 
 
 y. o/*. ^\^f. iTT^EOT-JT^of, ?jrotwf. 
 Slabbeeeb, n. Slabiihuing,;). o. v. V. grs ^ llotui K l, &e. 
 
 c^IcoTT, rtl<»M(cottl, rflcArllSqr. 
 
 Slack, a. no< <««*«, <J-c. v. Loose, f^, ?te, ^?5?rT,"%^ (re- 
 mist. ?R^ «fec*«A ), f^fir^, >fpF55, 3 T rt^3 |, 7^, 3?^. 
 
 A 8. rein, hV.^^. "^Ir^^/. 
 
 S. from the twist having run hack. Zt(oS or 3^3 
 
 2 rickety, not fast. f^af^oET, ^^f^c^trT, ?^, iR^JT, 
 3^ or f5t<T?, t5i<To5 or ?5t'?o5. 
 
 3 remits, Sfc. f^?7r, ^1^, 5^, fJrfSi^, 'Ifllo^ or w^TT, ^^, 
 
 "^5Trft, '^'Tr'TT, "^sft, ^TTfT, KSHcftfl, 3T^5ErTToE, 3TS1R^- 
 na^fflH, 31i~l«H^ or ^, f<T?5S. 
 
 4 loose jointed. f^'TT, ^nr, fKlf^R^ftT. 
 
 5 See Slow. 
 To Slack, To Slacker, v. a. make less tense, Sfc. f%t5r-#te- 
 
 '^<5-'ft«f)'J5-&C. ^X^., f«rtl'(Of,'%aiTf^^. 
 
 2 V. To Eemit. fe^-f^fi;3-&c. !?^, fe?5T^/.-&e. irw 
 -^^y. ofo. fSrfll<i<-&c. VTT't, ^5TlT»t.-%n»J.-&c. ^)Tfl^- 
 wry. 0/0. 
 
 3 See To Slakb. 
 To Slacken, v. n. become less tense, Sfc. ^^■f[?,-^^-Tx[^7. 
 
 -&c. ^f&r-^?i v^, ^?5i*i<Ii. 
 
 2 become remiss, ifc. f%?5T-^te-^W-&c. |1^-^ ^T^, ftT- 
 5JT^/.-^Wl^.-&c.qT^,aTT3flof, anoEflT^,^^!?^,^?^?"*'! 
 
 Slackly, ado. v. A. 1. ^Et5T deel. 5te,"?(r7, fe?T|T?^T decl. 
 
 3 HsciMuir^, r<srir^^, ^^n^, arroi^r^, Ac. arra^ ^5?t. 
 Slackness, n. t. A. 1. ^^qwrrm. sft^^uiTm. ^tSTtinm. &o. 
 
 2 %oE%^in-OT. Ac. f^^f^a"^/. 
 
 3 a1ri^yir»». *j«qoir»». &c fe^'/^^?^/- 'f^- 3TToW»». 
 
 ' Slain, p. v. V. KT^ST, f^^ »Tn^r. 
 i 2b Slake, v. a. (lime). ^VJ^n. 5rT?5'r,^^3T^,f^T^ot, vJHrf«<ui. 
 I 2 See To Quench. 
 I To Slake, v. n. — lime. TTcTot. 
 To Slam, t». o. «*«< mifh force and noise. tJi*^-%r5^?ft-tT- 
 
 2b Slandee, v. a. malign, traduce, defame^ IjC. t. To As- 
 PEBSE. HTTH w.-nr^^TfT or ?Tt^lH/.-3TToE/. ni.-&e. tTTS^f- 
 3Tm^, H^M n. Jp'iwr with ^ 0/ 0. ^^T^ or ^\^f. ^- 
 ^- ^Ttnof g. ofo. f»T?ft/.-5^?5/. ^T^-^iT^ jr. of 0. ^Hf- 
 3 n.-&c. r^-^ns^-&c. ^f. ^m y. 0/. 0. !^R?t ^?T5I 
 /. «n?5fiT-?J3^, 3Tq^ »n.-3Tf»T^?T5T «.-3TfHsm w.-&c. 
 
 I SlaNdeb, n. false or malicious report tothe injury of another. 
 sp^ or siT^ n. 5^R «. aT^'TT or t^tspT/. 3TT35 m./. =^. 
 ^ or ^T^/. ^??t/. VMt? or ViT'-TTl «. SHTt^fJ or z 
 n. iT?5t3 «• «Rf?T m. +*<.I"I ». aT^^l/ f^/ iiPrtw or 
 Wt/."^^ n. fT^TTTBE/. Hivi^/ arq^ m. arfH^PT wi. 
 3T^[!TT/. ^fHfr «. Wr^ n. '%^T5 «■— in eant phrascol. 
 
 Slandered, p. v. V. 3TT55 Qdc^l-^M<^«?[-3n^?5T, Ac. ^rfn- 
 
 Slandebeb, «. S1.ANDEEIH0, p. a. v. V. ^'VR ^TTT, AOr 
 
SLA 
 
 (95 
 
 SLB 
 
 •M^isg-"!*!, VTHt^, •t'lrtl'Tt or tt, *«lilr<<l or oo'TT,*^- ,' 
 
 yt, 5^Tof^, j^ra w <F^[5E & ^,-«jiceHtT, ar^Rfft or c^n", !| 
 arr^T^, arf^W^, ^Rfn^^ft, a<firt«H*tif,— in cant ji 
 phraseol. -^^ifRr^r. |j 
 
 Sla^pebous. a. Sec Slasdereb. 2 containing tlander, ea- I 
 lumniout. H<m|xji, ^'irft-^T, ■«<^lfNI,&o. ^'^Mt, f Ht^, i' 
 
 SLASOEEOUSLr, adc. V. A. H'yr'T ^'T-^nSTT-Ac. ^^T5t ^5;- 1 
 ^-«i^^, STTcB in^T, ^t^ rf^, &e. H 
 
 SuiSO, «. fcir, r«/yar language. aili^Hl/. ^4I«ft ^tpft/. ! 
 
 ^LAST, SiAKTi>G, To StANT, Ao. See Slope, Slopiko, &c. . 
 
 >LAP, n. biota wHk the open hand. ^TTT^ or ^T5T^/. ^TT^ 
 /. '^VJZ or =sn^/. ^TTT m. ^"^r/. VTr^T/ »TN/. »Trrtt 
 / imzf. dim *n^^/. 5iTii5T^/ V^^J. tTHFT w q^^ 
 m. yjfm m. tm^w. tHTTTI «. VJ5»P5/. %TP?^/. 3^r5/. =q- 'i 
 Z^f- -Mi*"! or ^l^m/. -"(i+uft or ■Hi'Hofl/. -Md+uft/. ; 
 ^r^ •». ^NTTRft/. tr. JTTT, an^TR tn. ^?^ «. 
 
 One subject to slaps & cufls. sTTn^^P, *T''TWT1>, ! 
 
 «iw<Mi^*, VT'iTwii^, '^I'ja^i^*, '<im<«<i^<ji. j 
 
 To threaten a b. imzf. 3''1K<'I. || 
 
 ^ «• ^[^ n. ^T/. fn^KR jwp. Ot^^ n. ?f^ ♦». 
 2 HTT't «. !pnm n. 
 Slave, n. perwn tc/ioZiy i/w.^'-r the poicer of another. ^, ^- 
 ^ or «rt^, y^m, »<*<^I«. 
 
 Dealer in s.-^ls. ^;^Trn?5. 
 
 Domestic s. "J^^W. [^5/- 
 
 Temale s. ^t\^f. ^"t/. Sft^/. ^5^/. ^piiftxJi/, 
 
 Home-boru s. <HMMI<J. ■ 
 
 Male child of a female 8. of the state. Hr^qr w». 
 
 Oflspring of a female s. spffsptj^ c. ^c. <)>i«|| w. n- 
 
 f5m ffi. ^ or ijf?[r »n. «rt?frar, nif^w «i.'n'T^nft/. 
 
 I am your b., your humble servant, &c. f(\ fT^ir- 
 
 3TrTr^-&c. ^I*(IH^I« STTti, "^ 55rt-3TT7?ft-(S.C. qf^qoE 3Tr^. 
 
 2 fig. one tcho slave* for another. '*fT%^r(t g- of a. 
 
 To Slate, v. n. t. To Laboe. H^K+^ tn. pl.-^^\X^^m.pl.- 
 
 &c. ^RTJi, ^ISi-ifl ^ n. pi. ^^, ^IJsSt, *Tff T'C't, TJJT'T- 
 
 Slave-tkabe, rt. 2^5mf^T-&c. s^TTTT w. 
 Slateb, 2b Slatek. See Slabbeb, To Slabbee. 
 Slavebt, n. bondage, servitude, «i^MUi| tn. ^rflMMUfl f«. 5?!r- 
 
 2 drudgery, v. Laboe. **|l4+« wi.^^J. JT^R^J^ w. ;;/. 
 
 Slap, (M/r. vith a sudden ^' smart blow. rT-^^JT-^-Ac. ^T- I Slavish, Slavishness. See Sebvile, Servility. 
 
 ^ or it ( inlens. r?TT"T, fMIMJ ). 
 Slap, Slapdash, arfp. ici/A vehemence, promptness, and heed- 
 lessness of action, T. Impetlocslt, Smack. tlMI^^H, <T- 
 IT^T'f, ?rfRUT^, Ac. »tTT, wft, M«*fci-^-f^Tft-&c. <R- 
 
 Jo Slap, *. a. striJce with the open hand or something flat. 
 ^mO*^, Hi+.mui, VlPPT^ot, ^^T\^ f.-^kz f.-&c. m^- 
 
 ^, 'I'W'r, vTf^Rof or tni*i*i«i, vmi?^i ■m*-«»*t^, ^- 
 
 /.-Ic. ^TOt. 
 
 To t. the face. 'iTT'JTT't. 
 Slappixo, «. See Laboe. 
 To Slash, r. a. rut tiolenllg if at random. tmiHf^, tmtTH 
 
 »1TOT-«'IT?n-Ac. nnw-^ROt-Ac. qq'Fm'i or qn^i^, 
 
 fllMri«!|, fl^rW, mTROt, Mfliyilft /.-?rTr?T^/.-*'H*-«) /. 
 
 ra/M«. 9*I^NI'. «.-&c vm. 
 Sla>h, n. long cut or Kound. fl<^lO<l-Jtc. ^/. fIT «. W 
 
 an m. ». fsur. 
 .'-:.A»Hi50LT. ade. T. V. Vi!I«nir or. JTt, ^7^^^ Or 'ft,— l«/rtl*, 
 
 f>^*^, «wnvH, 9^.19^, 9TT9I, ^iraT. 
 
 s t, ATE, «. v^ ^i4i"ti *nc ^ni 5rt^, <^<i*«ii f^<?T ?r^ ^nm, 
 
 2 Mw #/«A of ttone. 4nf. dim. f^rft/. 
 
 3— for wHiing on. ^niT^ or ^^ mi\/. V^f.i» com 
 
 moolr Died in tchooU, Ar. 
 SLATTcmx, n. T. StVT. 'ill|M|| ^I'tmV^ wni^/. ^IMll/. 
 
 To irtm at a ■. 7«f «• i*^ ^ ;?W«t. 
 2fc Slacobteb. r. a. v. To Kill, mTzU, «*T?? /.-<|tfT «i.- 
 
 *T^I V^/.-V^ n.-^^ n.-Stc. "R^ y. o/o. fT^TT^, 
 
 2— a butcher. iTT?«i, *T7«i. 
 SLAVavm, H. T, V. VTW n. f^^^f. WT m. «T!T*rtt/. *• 
 
 To Slat, r. o. v. To Kill. HH't, HH^HKO i, sff^ m.-snoi w». 
 
 ^WT y. of 0. ^*T n».-&c. ^^ g. of o, 
 Slateb, «. Slatiko,^. a. v. V. imWRT, &c. 
 Sledoe, n. — the hammer. q^T or qrJT »».— the wielder of it. 
 
 2 a carriage without wheels.f^^ 'TT^^ft llit/. ^I»^15T«. 
 Sleek, a. See Smooth. 2 plump, filed out., S[e. V^m. n- 
 
 rf'JrflH, ynpftH, r^MSlrT, rfT^, ^<I^I-qr. 
 Sleekness, «. v. A. 2. 'Tfl^'TT m. yrfyrrtdS"!! w. J^^rT 
 
 •TTr w». &c. 
 
 To Sleep, r. n. f^^Tot, #T/.-»frJT/.-f^T/. ^ or in. con. 
 ii^-t^m, THR n.' ?IWTT/.-?R5T n.-^qjT m. «.-gfJl/-&.c, 
 
 To desire to s. f^tott/. %ot >'«. fon. 
 
 To go to s. fig. sink into heedlessness. itJtm. pl.v\'^. 
 
 To B. at ease ( i. e. in rich realization of comfort 
 and security ). imi^ f^rsm, ^TJ^ ^'JTOf, JT^ 
 f^^T^t, <ii^»Tfl f'Tft. 
 
 2 »io< /o be nolired or agitated, v. To Rest. «Jit>T, nf^T 
 Sleep, n. #?/. fsf^i^w//. ^3T/.^tpi n. gfjf/. gun. ?irr?w. 
 ?Tfr4<4t«<m« w. 
 
 A good 8. ^^ #T/ fT^TFTT/ 
 
 Breaking or interruption of s. ffrn^/. ift^ff or 
 
 Dead 8. anfrr f*r^r/. -mg^ ^/. >TT»«wf5np/. 
 
 Fatal or unlucky ». VTWIirT/. 
 
 Moniing s. or pinoo/c. *nmm/. ^p?T5<t whf. 
 
 Overcomo with s. fH^I"^??, f»T?n?5!rT, f^T^l'^tfl. 
 
 Sound •. Pant n. Q^/. 
 
 That is in a sound s. g^. 
 
SLT 
 
 796 
 
 SLI 
 
 Waking or light b. vfnirftffh/ ^IMfOfn^T/. 
 To talk in s. gftHtiToir, afmiTT^ or afflf^, 3fiw^. 
 Sleep WALK EB, Ac. See Somnambulist, &c. 
 Sleepeb, SLEEriKO, p. a.\. V. gfq ^iTRT, ^T 3TT^r- 
 
 ai'Icirfl-&c. fHf^fT, flf^tri, f^^T^T^?T, ^, 
 
 I. occupied with sleep. ^fR ^TPfT, 1%-jIUMMI. 
 Sleepiness, n. v. A. P|sH|.amuiiw. f^^T^Tifrw. (fecf^^l^T/". 
 
 2 #T/ 5ff^=Eit nnt/-^/.-5in;/.-r^^/. ^§^/. ^- 
 
 ^/ ft^/- ?f?T/. fr^^^^/. 
 Sleepless, o. without sleep, ^y^ %'T5tT-f^Ta5r,fH?T^=T-Tf^?T- 
 
 Sleeplessness, 7». v. A. fSr^TTT^ m. fSr^Kif^Hi n. f^Ti^- 
 Sleept, o. halitually disposed to sleep. fJT^JTR, yiMia, f^T^T- 
 
 ^ or a, cflwir, 3^^, f'T^^ry, '^'''^1 ^eW^ftf^, ^i^T^. 
 
 2 overcome hy sleepiness. HTsft arfvJf^T, ij^ 3TTr5r5T, yiS- 
 
 Sleepy- HEAD, n. v. SLuaOABD. ^*r^ «». ^R5 «. 
 Sleepy-heabed, a. See Sleepy. 
 Sleet, »./a?i of hail Sf rain. ^^T\^^^^^ m. H^ifTTlf^/. 
 Sleeve, n. covering for the arm. «fT^/. 3T^fT^/. ^?l<Tr «». 
 To laugh in one's s. ^[p^ ^raof, aftsffT ^^, "?^^ 
 
 Sleiqht, n. (of hand) t. Juoqleet. ^IdMril+t/'- ^T?T^c5T<J»t- 
 
 Slendee, a. thin, slim, SfC. qToTS, qTjTznft or njr, Bl^^ITfTa, 
 ^ISMIHc*, f^^oE, ^iTTotr, Rvifci or PKi+lol, ft^^^f^orf^^spT- 
 
 aii'iNi, sirft^, ?;^, ?i^n, ?i^, gj^ir, +idjct[ or sR^^FroST. 
 
 2 smdl, inconsiderahle^ leeak, feeble, Sfc. sfreT, ^?i<t>l, 3T- 
 
 3 T. Inadequate, Sca5tt. irt^T, ^TJ^TtT, ;^d4idl. 
 Slekdee-waisted, a. i|l<l+ m^sTT^, «JlO^ ^H^, PH^+R, 
 
 Slendebness, n. v.A.l. MIHolHUii m. ^S+MMoETOTT w. snft!?;- 
 qtJIT n». &c. qTrfoElf /. ir?tcft/. siR^/. «n^^RT m. ^Xi- 
 fTT/. ^FR^ n. ^e-TTrtr/. ^^^ «. 
 
 2 vfflTirT m. ^ps^p^mr m. 3f?»mT/. &c. 
 2b Slew, v. a. v. To Slue. ^F^^rJf. 
 Sb Slice, d. a. cut into slices. <Pt^ Oi- "pt<PT/. pl.-&c. ^of 
 
 5^. o/o. ippp^, sfjRot. 
 Slice, «. <Am iroad piece, 'pfsp (fim. "Fi^/. «I>T5/. ?T5R5 «. 
 
 «J+ri n. ^«F35 n. 
 
 2 ;j«c6'e #Z»c#(f o^. f^^arf cr z^^f zh\ m. Ti^^f. 2?%T 
 f». ?H)t/. S^TT «. %T/. n. rfiOT. H»fF ?». 5Ti^ m. dim. 5- 
 'It^/. tTTt^ m. dim. tTT?^/. tTHTT «». dim. tra^/. 
 
 A circular s. ■q-^Rft/. ■spF^ »»• ^f^/. 
 
 3 ( esp. of fruits ). ^17 or ?^N/. "Fre/. ^TT^/. ^TrToET 
 
 To Slide, ». «. vwve smoothly along, v. To Slip, To Glide. 
 M«l*>l, gs^, ^RTCTt, ^TTOTt, I^PFTToi, ^T^ or ^<4)U{ , 
 ■wiMCri-W^Hdill orft'. ^m-^^Ti^<it-&c. ^^ m.-ffim W.-&C. 
 
 2 — on ice. f^T^?^ "nwjn'lT-&c. M«W wTpJif. 
 2b Slide, ». o. with in. gT^of, gq^ ^Traof. 
 Slide, n. jiace <o siiif on. ^T^rra/. ^RR^ n. q^or/. 
 Slight, a. small, thin, Sfc. v. Slekdee, TTtRE, Jfrtt^, f^^55 
 
 or f*<+ia, +l*l<^, ^<^. 
 
 2 no< strong, not cogent, not forcible, v. Light, Flimsy. 
 ^?5^, ^fPf, «nTt^, TT^PoE, 5«f?5T, «FHfi''|«P, !PT!fiT, ^- 
 vT«ft, JpFT^, 3T?!%r5T. 
 
 3 little, faint, feeble. ^rf<f,I, iqiC|+, ^J^r'K, TFTS, ^?5t?t ^t 
 ^cEcT or 5pa5 i=r ^a fTPPT, %k ^ ^^^T, ^ot T ^T^^OT. 
 
 To Slight, v. a. neglect, disregard, v. To Contemn, To Neg- 
 lect. W^ KPf^-Jp?^, ^^^, arsl?^, f?K**Ki>t, 3THT^- 
 ^, ^2ot, sm^^'jf, ^sjiFt, 31Rot, TT^^l/.-^^^TT/.-^JTOtl 
 /-^^/.-^T/.-3T?lfn/.-iiR: n.-&e. !PT^ ^. of o. 
 
 Slight, Slighting, «, v. V. 3^?^wf m. 3TJ|^ «. &c. 3T?rT^T 
 «. 3T^r«». \^^f. ^/. ^ts/. g^?iT/.3i5rfT/. ^TT- 
 
 itcET m. 3iiii<tii'ft/. ai^noRT/. aT'ClOH «. 
 
 To treat with exceeding s. tn^^ n. ^57T ??Pof. 
 Slighted, p. v. V. gr^r^JlT, &c. g-'^f?Trf, aiTsmrf^, 3Tgn- 
 
 Slighteb, n. Slightino, ^p. «■ v. V. 3TJ^?t»TRT, 7^?TT ^- 
 
 orm, &c. gf^m:, 3T^iMH-&c.^f-;pHt-&c. 
 Slightingly, adv. v. A. 3^?TT !P5?T-*15?T, ^^W5 ^JC^, 7- 
 
 Slightly, adv. v. A. 3. IHTOT rfecZ. ^TTTqi^ t^ecZ. iJrST <Z«f?. 
 
 ^S^TpoS^ <fcfZ. &c. 
 Sliohtness, «. T. A. 1. WMoiiiuii m. «nf^+M"ll «». ^"*Tm/. 
 
 ^^r^mi. &c. TTrToETf/ 'TT?!^/. E?!^;r^/. 
 
 2 ^rti^uil m. •iiRtiM'TT »i. 'fl+otHuir m. rt^MMuil iw. Ac. 
 
 3 ^?5%T"'ir m. «llf?.<p<i<iTT m. &c. 
 
 Slim, «. v. Slendee. 'TmaJ, TTREWt o»* »fT, 'HjNM«&, ffj^'ir- 
 
 rToE, Sirfl^, f^foE, ^%ft 3Tfnp5TT, f:p?^ or fip^i+l*, ^r^f- 
 »ft or i^T, l^MY, ?;?iTfl, <pliJo£r. 
 Slime, n. «/re, ^c. ira »». ?«t5/. 
 
 2 ( of plants, Ac. ). ^^ w». Mrf'Irf w. 
 
 3 ( of animals ). ^rc/. c5ToS/. «ftt^ m. iloTR »». 
 Slimness, «. V. A. MId'jmuiT tn. ^qTrraioTT t«. Ac. qirRElf /. 
 
 Slimy, a. V.N. f^JpToS or set or o5^, ^cl'IcfttT, f^sf^aftn, 5- 
 Slino, «. — the weapon. 'Tt«p<»l/. [ <TT3 m. 
 
 Stone of a s. 'Tl'poinsT m. 'it'^oi^ra' w. f*nft/. f%^- 
 
 Strap of a 8. "Pt n. . [ f?T^T n. 
 
 2— as for a vessel, Ac. f^$ or fiii% «. ^TKoft or ^fcTI^/. 
 
 Basket confined within a a. fil+lffl or fijfl+Kuft/. 
 
 Cord around a yessel for the s. fifl^loJt/. — Vessel so 
 furnished f^^PTSJt/. 
 3— for a weiglit or load. ^^^^ or ^f^^nt/.w. ^[^f. 
 
 S. for four carriers. ^^|Sn. 
 4— for a basket, Ac. Jn^/.STt^ /. f?r^T<Jft or f^^PKofT/'. 
 
 5 /?oZe MiVA slings. ^^ or ijjft/. ^T^/. *\\\HWf- 
 
 6 ( with a wooden bottom ). R\*(0 /. 
 
 7 ( for an arm, Ac. ). *M*\Af. afTa^P^w. 
 
 S juice ofsttgarcane not duly in*fissaied.^\i^ f. ^^. 
 
SLI 
 
 797 
 
 SLO 
 
 To Slisg, v. a. eust by a dinj. ift'pwr'Jf, •fp^'jft^ ^P^-»TI^, 
 
 2 ( a pitcher, a basket, Ac. ). Rl+Kuj, f^i+|<Aui. 
 Jb SLnrc, v. n. ileal airoy, slip of. iiM-^tj Ac. fH^ 'STpit, 
 
 ^, ^m, ypJf, ^^ 5TPP ^?7T =JTm, ii'lH^J, ^ 5^^- 
 
 2 muearry, — of beasts. nPfT^t or JUHjOi, »TTM*(U"i, TPT 
 •«. TJ^ g. oft. TPT «. IT^-«i4«i. 
 
 To Slip. r. n. «Wtf, ffc. Vmm, f^S^ui, f^T^ ^JTM, f^PFTT^, 
 *4«''ii, ♦<<♦.<! «i, «it«fc<ii, ^IT't, 'H^WNoj, tliHduI, ^ot^, 
 C«bU|, ^T^&T, — with a noise, ^l+uj or g^uf_ 
 
 To ■.—the tongue. fJTs^/. ^ri^ ^ROT. 
 2/oi/ imlo faulty err. 5^, J^, ^^^, ^?«Eof, "*<<«( uf, 
 
 3 wide; off; mote out of place. V\m^i f^^MiOf, f^fT 
 
 4 away ; off ; ^ice the slip, decamp. =^reTT-yM-MH Pl^H 
 5IT«Jf , 5«R0t, ^«f>KOi, ^T^, ^7^, (g<*6t, ^T^RT «. ^tW, 
 Vr»^-*«^^-filMf5-Ao. qtrr, pn/ *^wi5t or ^iT^, <i|Wl/. 
 
 ^/•-^TTTT fi».-4c. ^, ^IHI«K 5^ ^T^ qsot, 51TTTT w.- 
 ^, ^^. 
 
 To a. out of a, promise or engagement. fl£*ili, w^irft 
 
 /.-?TW or jft/. ^n»f. [ ?T^ or ?^. 
 
 That slips out of a promise, Ac. V^ or ♦lir*!!, ^- 
 
 5 into; «•/«■ iy overtight. <TI^, filTT^, ^H^. 
 JV Slip, r. a. eaute to tliJe. ^\i.i\^ ^T'FT^'i, ^f'Pf, 
 
 2 T. To Lose. fT«r^, m?^. 
 
 3 let loote. flt?^, »?nfoCT 'T^-^U^, ^ ». #Z«r. 
 
 4 in; into; convey tecrelly.^^i{-r^^-^rE-&c.'9:\?A-Z\V- 
 
 5 on ; put on kattUy, lootely, Sfc. aTflf<1 SKC^^uf. 
 Sup, Slippiso, n. t. V. N. 1. fH^rrrif n. r ^ Hi^f , M«<i)f ». 
 
 Ac. V^fO/. ^foS «• *9! m. ^«(^*l «. ^^^f. 
 
 To gi»e the s. t. To Sup awat. ^^, ^^T^ /•-^- 
 *IRT si.-Ac. ^, 
 
 2 «m/ FAtLT. ^/. !^ m. ( in comp. as pv^, Ac. ) 
 vc M. M« M. <^/. »^;^ ». ^unftH/. ?rm ■». 
 
 I. <i«7, 4'o. »et to grow. ^^^H «. ;?T»Tf»r n. 
 
 II. ( of cloth, Ac. ) long narrow pieee. «rft /. *Tt^Wt f. 
 
 ft^/. f«n*t5ft/. ftfi'f^ft/ Wt/. arw/. wv^m. ir^ii. 
 
 III. (ofbamboo.Ac.). *tl /. ipWt^ «./. #^«./. 
 ^t'l^ /. f^i^m m. ^rt( f. ^<t /. fT^?<t or fi^JtWt /. 
 
 IV. (of metal). »t^/. 
 
 V. ( of land ). qft / f*rft /. f^^ /. ^ •. vn W. 
 
 VI. ( of leather or gut ). li^ m. nt^ «. 
 
 SwMsoT, «. T. Kkot. flT^nte /, ^liTtnt? /. INrpitv /. 
 fl'.nl*/. ^nt?/. iT^^vt^ «. 
 
 Slipped, p. t. V. N. 1. f^w^rTT, f*lfR^t?r, ^m^ST, ^3« 
 
 (csp. in comp. as ?MH-«^d, ^^T^^, "^^^^i «Tf«l^R- 
 
 =^5?T, Ac. ), ^f^. 
 
 Slippeb, n. V. Shoe. "TTT^^ or ^ m. "^^ttt/. — revilingJy. 
 
 HT^ m. %7J. n. <<(t«?r »»• [ TT'T^Pl^t/. 
 
 Beating with a a. ^-ifHK m. ^tfl^TK m, »0%KR »». 
 
 S.-fight. ^^5»nT »». %^JTR m. %?^%2ft /. Rmt- 
 
 ?inmtnt/. nr^mNt/. ^h^tt/. [ con. sra^t. 
 
 To get beaten with a e. M\\ m. pi. ^^ or tcilh in. 
 Slipperixess, n. v. A. 1. f^PETT5'?"Tr m. v^tI'IITT »«• ^T^- 
 j %qoTTM. Ac. «naR%«. fl^^n. fH^?^/. fH^T^/. f^RTT? 
 I n.=S[mm.^ m. ^rtq n, 
 
 2 tjtjotnuii m. -cj-MrfHl /. ^i^sF^ n. 
 l| Slippery, n. not affording firm footing. ^?I^T, tRft^T, ^^X- 
 i ^, ^HTTrir, f'niTiT, ^T^TT^, f'TB^fTT, «<*2t, ga^aTtH, 
 
 ! 5^1^^- 
 
 \\ S. place, ij^u/- M«*"l/ ^WCtn. Pi<n«i/.Pltl<u{t/. 
 
 J 2 fig. — of women, T. ■Wasion. ^^r^ pop. ^'^s, 
 
 1 3 See UKCEETAI5. [f^ft. 
 
 ji Slip-shod, adv. with thoet worn an slippert. Tll^r'^ vftl«Tt- 
 
 i Slip-slop, n. t. Slop. TT^ «. «l<*?|oft «. 
 
 Sj To Slit, v. a. cut lengthwise, male a long fissure in, Ije. T. 
 j! To Split. ^R^t, g'HT <fef/. 5pFT^-?r?l^wf-><»i««4-Ac, ^ 
 
 I /.-<PT5rr OT.-&C. ^T5^ ^. 0/0. 
 
 II 2 ( bambooB, reeds, Ac. ), ft^pj, f^viaft/. 1)^3^. 
 
 : To Slit, c. n. tear lengihtcue, v. To Split. f<1^9i, ft^iifr, 
 
 Slit, n. /on^ «// or fissure, "^f. "FIoET w. t>. f^iq, >!IT, ?*ft- 
 Jm/.-»TT/.-%o5 /-Ac. fT?T «n. r. ^r, fft?/. 
 
 Slit, p. t. V. A. 1. f^OT, Ac. ^(fr. 
 2 ftvirf^r, ft</(*I. 
 T. V. N. frq^?r, Ac. f^'^npr, f^^^. 
 
 Sloat, n. — of a cart, Ac. SRoft/. giTTw. 
 
 To Slobbeb, v. n. v. To Slabbeb. KToE/. qra^r, ffTS/.-w^- 
 
 T^m. lot^-TTF^ g- 0/ «, 
 Sloop, n. ^^S'FHft •M<(f|n.-Ac. 
 Slop, a. n7e i/y«or, — gener. »R»R». MHiyol1i»ft»«. IT^WTjftrt. 
 
 2 mess, muJJinest, ^e. «Tm/. «m/. a=fm/. ^/. «R?{hw. 
 Slope, ». declivity, slant. T?m/. T'WT/. ??IWI/. 9»nT«». 
 
 iTotm. ^^m/. ^tna or ^iJ;mf^ ^^^^n. l'9\^nPt. 
 
 That has four slopes,— a bouse, Ac. '^tlT®, "^^JT^, 
 
 Of great s.— » roof, Ac. WT, <n'n»I». 
 
 Of moderate s. — s roof, Ac. HTS, tftT*) ^n^i. 
 
 Path along the summit of a s, ^im. mmm. 
 
 8. to c»rry off water, qm »!«»». ^mBt?**. HHHfla/. 
 
 A B. of a hill. Tmr/. 
 2 »<r(?p lank. vnf. ^Xf- V^m. vmnf. 
 Slope, Slopewibe,' Slopikolt, adv. t. Asla»t. ^mm decl. 
 ?JTTf7, f'Stm deel. TfR?^! <^w'- f^'^T <fcrf. aStW^m deel. 
 ^ntm decl. 
 To StoPf , r. «. /or« wi(il a ito/>#. ?m«lT-»«R^T-»l tn<il-4«. 
 f!^, fTWPi.-Ac. «{9lr. 
 
SLO 
 
 798 
 
 SLU 
 
 3b Slope, v. n. be declivous or inclined. ^r«rit-555HT-&c.- 
 
 3TW<if , grTT^ir, Z\mm. aroot in. eon. [^^^. 
 
 Sloping, p. a. v. V. N. grTT?TT, T?TT^^, 5T5E^T, <JK<^K, ST^, 
 
 Smoothly 8. %?ro5. 
 Sloppikess, «. V. A. 1. f^^Nflfm'TTw. <»Kfi|d4U|TOT. &c. 
 
 ^/. mf- ^^f. %^/. %^/. m^f. ^nq^fm/. 
 
 Sloppy, a. — as ground, tcef^plasJiy, miry. fMif^ild, ^«R«ft- 
 
 fT, '<T3'tn^?i, ?R5ift?i, r^4ih4ld, tirfhrr, ^l^r^, &c. 
 
 To be s. f^ijfsfipfT, 
 2 loiahy washy., icalery. ;jHc4I, ■H<'>jO<H, m<)-=flH. 
 Slops, n. /)Z. reflrfy »)a(/« clothes. 3TT^;ff <r%». jp^ 
 Sloth, n. y. Laziness. 3TT5E^»n. g^/. g^^oirw. 3TT?rPTn. 
 
 Slothful, o. v. Lazt. anoS^ft remiss. w-AHZ, g^, ^tcO-^i, 
 Slothfullt, ai». t. A. and Lazilt. 3TT55^fFt, 3TToE^ ^57T, 
 
 Slothfulness, «. v. a. /Mi(i Lazinkss. 3TToE?ft"T''ir»»- 3TT^W 
 
 iHLOUCH, W. T.V. 5^ ^T??t qr^ vHOqi-tft ^?5/. 3T5Trlt '^T??/'. 
 
 5b Slouch, ». ». wa/^ K'«77t a depressed body, Sfc. frfs ?TT^ 
 
 Slough, n. miry place. rj%f. ^^f. ^^:^K.n. R^Hrfl-H^ ^"T 
 /.-^TT/.-'P^it/. 
 
 2 (of a serpent), pr/. ^p^rn. qptH/. 
 
 3 ( from a wound ). *j1otH4 «. ?T?TiTf?I?r»Tf^«. 
 
 2b Slough, r. «.— a serpent. 'SRT5m,Hn/.-Jptrf/.-&c.?PFot. 
 
 2 — a wound. ^foETT^n. ^jZ. fn^ ^. o/"*. 
 Sloven, n. t. Slovenly. %*r35 VR, JTPT5E *R, 'TPToE T?^, 
 
 Slovenliness, «. v. A. 1. HT^Tottot. ■Jr^frun-jn. ^fNh'TTw. 
 Ac. <jiM'buI|-«n<<'J)^l*)<,"II-«n-&c. 3ft^fF<TT/.-^M'l|/.-&c. 
 
 2 'isiicolMuirtw. 'I^lc&MUIIm. ^«^fiT»iTT»». &p. 
 SlOvenlt, a. negligent of dress or neatness. *ff»TaE, HToET, ^- 
 
 *rt*rs or o5'?T, ^,^TRT, n^, ^T^, ^lrt«livii TCTToS 
 or aJt, ITToS or oft. 
 
 2 not neat, not orderly, — dress, work,&c. ISfTart or ^H\, 
 'Irtrqi, *rf*T55 or 55^, ^,^^, 'frl«5, HWHI'ia, TfToS, 
 T'TTcB or oft, 34rf3(rir, «)l")«l, ^<<'l^-m, Sra^RftfT il«4*|rf|r), 
 53^, JoET, *ol+d. Minify*. 
 
 Slovenly, adv. t. A. %*r3qwrT^,^t^^mT^, &c. a<»<Myi l. 
 
 Slow, a. not swift, not rapid, ^c. fW or fSjiiTT, i^^ H^tfrT, 
 
 S. fire. »T3fin/. Mi^lfVt m. — By a s. fire. Ji^pff. 
 
 2 not prompt, Y. Dull, Sluggish. H^, 'JTl, g^, gw, 
 »T^ or »T^5, »T^, jt^, VS, 'iTST, ^SHToS, 31'IdR'I-'-, ^rT^- 
 
 3 no t precip itate or rash, f^ or f^sJTT, vfrc, ^^'TWft, 
 
 4— time ; in music. ft T rtP l H . 
 Slow-back, Slow-coach, n. v. Dawdles. ^, ^nn. 
 SLOw-aoufo, Slow-paced, o. HH^ i rfl^ i, My i rfl -N ^ tTyr^, 
 
 H<^'ll*ft. 
 
 Slowly, adv. v. A. 1. ii^cft?[, H^^T?fl%, H^t^f, &c. vk:\^- 
 
 Slowly,! jWct^. fWn, fn\f(^,"M, ffcmN^,1x%f^. 
 Slowness, n. y. A. 1. ftrnqorr m. ^^^u^ »». &c. ^'^if n^' 
 
 ^\m. JT^/. fen^nror imrt^ji f. ^<j n. »i^^/. 
 
 2HiqoTrm. siTfmT w. f wqoTT »». &c. f^rf /. f^T/. 
 fsjCT/. Y^5/ ^•?^5/ ^T^5/- ff?^?T»- Ac. 
 3 ?rT^W^/. tft^Ttlirw. f<:mT^ or ftr^If/. fir'^aqjpTfCHT/. 
 2b Slubbeb, r. o. /iurr^ over, perform carclissly, hurriedly, 
 and roughly. J'F?!'!, jq^ot, ?JT?^, ?;T?5t, ^m^ot, pjrjri^r ?F- 
 
 57T ^Tot, ^'^oE^na ?Ror, ^ra^'Jr, ^nsoi, ^^j^, "p^^Bt, 
 
 or !F5?T a^i?:^^ i/.o/ 0. msis^'reTaTl^ dccl. ^, fJr^- 
 of, fSRlT or ^qR /.-^3/. WT or ^TS^T, %?Jt^ SRtjf, ^^5 
 
 /. n. jpi^, fwT/-^/.- ;jatn n. ^Rot-fJTfmrof, aftrsi- 
 1^ ^^'5f, nwii-iui, 'fm5i4*'i, B^TO^ arft?.-cn^ ^(fy. «f^dr, 
 
 &c. ^^ ^. q/"©. ST^ »«• f<P^?r^ icith ^ 0/ 0. 
 
 AVork or business slubbered orer. fspiR o»-%»Trt/. 
 f5I'iK*l*i n. 
 
 Sluebkbeb, n. Slubbering,^ o. T. A''. s+cJUIKI, t5RonTT, 
 fspTTT JpT^Tm, ^5 ^WKT, 5R^ 4.<>'IKI, Ac. A-o. S!p??n, 
 55^3=5?^, S^?53TFTT, ^lH«l'-iIT, BR^T, tRI^T, ^BSfTT, ^- 
 T^-STT, "PWJnr, T^^FciTT, iTP?Jrft or f^r, 3T?51^f. 
 
 Slubbebing, «. V. y.— ad. 5^^i?f ». ^^^nr n. fjrw «. ^r- 
 ?: ^FT^uif n. &c. Ac. S!J^/. '^W.^%?,f. ^\F,^Kf. PSTSHT- 
 I or vm?/. ?IVTf^V3/. ?5VT5^^1/. 3'*?STH-<15/. 2151 H- 
 
 Tos «. tnsHs^t/. ■^+*ii5^^/. 1%^or or iTi^'raoT «. m^- 
 
 oSuft or f^^feuft/. 
 Slubbebinoly, ffJf. V. A. Sfqan sp?;;^, c5»T5?T»re, ffVf <m5, 
 fr«r5?i5iTf , t^onrna, »t5«rrJ3T ^5?T,f«iiR ^FTf^, tj ^t?- 
 
 H, Ac. WTPW or <Tf. 
 
 Sludge. See Mibe, Mud. 
 
 2b Slue, v. a. turn on its Mxis. xj<j-,<uf, ^c7'<Tot, f'prW'f. 
 
 Slug. Sec Snail. 
 
 Slugoabd, n. The terms and phrases expressing the sense 
 of this word, viz. A slow, heavy,and indolent person, and 
 answering to slug, sloth, drowsy head, sleepy head, lazy 
 hones, ledpresser, Sfc. are collected here. arrSE^HT HIT- 
 iTN, Ti?tTo5?f|-, ar^^Tvifr, ar-qoit^, 3mik, 3tr, ftn, ^, 
 
 the adjective. 
 Sluggish, a. inert, inactive, heavy, g^, g?<TT, STf, artlv^S, 
 »t^, JT<fr, fSr^, ^^, JT^, JT^tTT or JTSqr, «?<E«TT, ^^r, ^, 
 
 S15, feiTTT, afrgqrnt, ?^, 5«R !Vi/«w. f 5«R, fwrnd. 
 Sluggishness, «. v. A. g^quTTw. ^tttititm. ytrii^/. g^rft/. 
 H^/. *T^T^ m. vTT?q «. m3T »• ^f- fS'TOlf or fe- 
 
 Sluice, n. flood-gate. 3^1'/. wfs^ »». ?ft?/ 
 
 2b Slumbeb, t>, n. sleep lightly. ^^ Wff ■-&<:. ^^. 
 
SMA 
 
 799 
 
 8MX 
 
 2 See To Sleep. 
 Slumber, n. light deep. ^rliH FTT f.-^^f- rt^Pi^i/. ^- 
 
 2 See Sleep. 
 
 Slcmbebous. See Sopobxfeeous. 
 
 To StcK, c. a. «»//y, »oii. «r?T m.-^ia fi.-^?roEr?ft/.-^lK5^ M.- 
 Ac. 3TTOToi-;7T«r'r, ^ or jrn w.-^r^frzt/. f^^"?, frn<iir, 
 
 2 Jo ra;n<fly and roughly, ^e. V. To Slubbeb. iPTS/. ««. 
 !RT?3t, n<5T7of, »fl'PI4ui. 
 
 3 p<u* lightly ocer, conceal. 35H'i4H-iSil-3S'<I «rn^- 
 
 SlDB, n. tttgwu, mark of reproach, t. Stain. ^IoE >i. <l>r3rzY/. 
 *IflWcT/.*l'=£*Jl/. 5PI or ^ m. sp^ m. ^JToPT^ft/.^- 
 ? «. ♦ifrfMI "»./. »nT/ 5^ n. ^ m. ^rs/. 
 To cast a s. upon. ^Tl/.-'^TT ffi.-&c. %^, 
 
 Slush, *. «o/V dirt, filth, ^c. ^nrHoS m. ??^ n. 
 
 Slvsbt, a. r. N. « l »;» l ~n^ or P^rMrfl^ , <S<*HiNI. 
 
 JStUT, «. tlovenly if dirty icoman. TdllBJn ^5+<<l-*ft ^l*<*l/.- 
 
 ^/.jwc. ^ M i ' ^HT/. ^^mJ. mHoTH^toi/. ^i?t «. j- 
 ^/. rlH ». JTifnaB ip^/ JiHat-ffi?ft-&c. ^p?5Ft/-^/. 
 
 -Ac. Hin^it/. Tr^TTt JTT?ft/. 
 
 2— the word of contempt for » woman, See "Woman. 
 Sluttish. See Sloteslt. 
 SlT, o. t. CuSNlSO. qnt^^, *T»T?^, ^H^Tfft, ¥[Tf,«lT7,«nJ'IT, 
 
 2 — of things. ^SI^TI^Y^, T^STT ^T^^, flKMUII-^I, Ac. 
 Sltlt, ode. T. A. KTri^uiH, «II'.^U||^, Ac. ^1% 3^^» ^ 
 
 'fr?;?, Mi\.H, f^^ irc^, ^^»"ii. 
 
 SLT5ESI, ». T. A. *1^K'I/- Mil -111 w. ^liMUIl ». H-di-^i^ 
 Jo SjiACK, r.n. have a tati- oj, v. To Taste. 3TT/-^^«».- 
 
 5«ire/-g'n5/.-irm».-"*««.-«=f^»».-Ac. «ror.»iT^ g. ofo. 
 
 2 — with the lips. ftK^T^ j .^f^Vf>]m. *TKof, 
 To Smack, v. a. ( the face, Ac. ) t. To Slap, ^tttt^/ HRof 
 .-Ac. 'wniSi, f'li-^i. 
 
 Smacking A cuffing. ?^%-^r!ft/. 
 2 *(«# ici/A a «aMrjt. fHl*(>\ »TT5:^ ^^ ««. ^, f*»ZfTt^ 
 
 y (a whip) craci. «|^l4u(, «(«{<( uf, ?nf^W^. 
 Smack, aJc. wUh a fudden and tmart Uow, with a $mark, 
 crock Jfc ^IT^or-^-Ac. rr-^ or ^\ {itUen: TTTTT, V^) 
 Vil^il-^-Ac. *?»? or ?t ( intent. ?.'.!<»«, SRRt, ) ^- 
 qk^'VT-AG. nTI-«^-*T-Ac. or -^n-^T-Ac. 
 2 *eilh wkemenca tutd heedUttneu of aetiott. USISlll^, 
 
 ufT* «n^, Ac. wTTST-fl^TRT-Ac mc^, inr, ht^, him, 'i- 
 
 <T«^-«r.Ac. »?«^- *^-Ac. 
 
 8 promptly, tmartly, at once. mn% '^''i ^T*HT^, «R- 
 
 4 *Ma«iir aR</ imootk; tmartly mnddeatdy. fn^, ^, 5fT^^, 
 fl^ W«^, 5«^J. 
 
 SmaCE, m. Mcaur, tincture, t. lAaXE. »?T/. iJpt/. r*T m. 
 
 jppt/. ws<t/. «roR«». 
 
 2 ( of a whip ) crack. +4I+.I m. "S^^JRT »». 
 
 3 of the lips. ^Z^f. fild+l »». 
 
 4 sounding kiss. f^d+Mi^ 5^ m. ^^IW^-Mi^H n. 
 
 6 V. Slap. ^TTT^ or ^M5l*/. 'siqRt/. ^TT^/- ^^fNSt/^- 
 t1?5/. «^>:qT »i. ^^ m. V\V^ m. "^T^f. ^l^^f. ^J^m\ 
 f. 3^5/ ^TTTT "». 3TR<p[S "I. ?:q^T n». 
 
 7 <jqj 5|+K^ TrJ^rf 3Tf^. 
 
 Small, a. not large. ??^, <^, ^, ?p5^, HH, *f^<!J. 
 S. — compreli. «. and short., Sfc. rl;^li?T^TT. 
 S. and compact. aTJIT^TH, "Snin5fl<5JT, <s'iwiil'l<'ll. 
 S. and great. f5fT^«fR, ?5^THrer. 
 Smaller. tT?Rr or tli^PJIT, 
 Smallest. 3T^^. 
 Smallish. p!^M^<. 
 
 2 little in amount or degree. '4tfT,<ire^, ^^T, ST?*?, ^- 
 
 r7, ^^OT, y?=5T^r, f^f^r or t^bt. 
 
 3 the voice ifeible, single. •nft'F, ^%TT or ^%ft. 
 Small, n.— of the back, ssft^ m. ipiS »• «PI1T m. 
 Small-hoofed, a. ^\^J^. [ T^f «. 
 Small-pox, n. v. Pox. ^.f. pi HTfIT/. />/. 5!f^rtc?T/. pi. art- 
 Inoculated 8. JMKI=-*II^/. pl.-mr[}f. pi. 
 
 S. with epileptic fits. *M-m^^'t/. pi. [<7^. 
 
 Small-sized, a. an^rtTsn-Ac. w^, 3Tr<?^J%,»^HIc4, ?!J- 
 
 |i SMALL5E83, n. V. A. 1. 3i|MMir»». t^^^/ ?If^l/ t^^" 
 
 j RT «. Ac. 
 
 2 Qis'^wuil m. '4fi'T<iIT « ^<^*M011 m. Ac. 
 1 Smabaodi.nE, «. of emerald colour. ^^<^. 
 
 ' Smart, Smarting, n. qui<k, pungent pain. 5:^ n. $^/. 
 
 ! jm-^m /. joj?!/- 5^^ ♦»• ?^/- ^"^^^ /■ fHil^ /. 
 
 ] Nw^ft^ /. SnJTP^ /. ^JJ? i^o/). ^ja or ^^. m. fl3 / «F5 
 ^f.—ititens. -i i j \ -i\i \ \i m. ^T^T? m. ^I^'m^ i«, fqo;- 
 r-M"!!* w. H>u|*uild m. 
 SUAST, a. sharp, painful. frfi^Z, ?ft^, fftZT. 
 
 2— of persons ; Irisk, quick, active, vigorous, prompt,^c. 
 ^tpj cr 55, =^o5T, x^piiij; or ^, TJ^TT, 'T^lit^, =«?2^ or 
 
 ?TRh, filHT»I, H ri Hi W U , 9!nvT^ or 'qTT. 
 
 3 itrWy, juic*, a/>/, intelligent, ^c T. ShaBP. ^, ^, 
 
 ^^nr»T, 'i^'jni, ^rf^nrni, ^^^fr^, ^"isoftH, yi3«fl<i, 
 
 4 jtticXr, energetic, vigorous, sharp, /fc— blow, action, 
 measure, Ac. ||<4|<!m^l, ^Il*wil*|l, fTIT^TST, *i«i^mi"^i 
 *«#<4l<tl, Ac. fRWOlF, a'.IH^^I, "STOftJT, *Hf, nW 
 
 I 5 spruce, Sfc. v. Neat, Fise. ^«M«, N'b'N^t'l, 'HJj, 3* 
 
 I "HP, ^^, ??1«^T, ^re or W, 1T^^, IT^^T*, ■"IIIiIh, 
 
 "H^wfA^H or f3V63TV*r, ^N^Wt^, HTU^W^, Wft 
 
 witty, acute, ^r^r, J^^, g<\MT, Ht^T, HlfAv. 
 A ■. livclj saying. TT^ or JT^ n. 
 Ono read J vith ■. uyingi and repartees. V7JV<TT, 
 SlUlT, interj. $lutrf! frfT, ff^ ^?5. 
 
SMA 
 
 800 
 
 SME 
 
 To Smaet, v. n.feel a sharp, pungent pain. ^<H"i, ^ui^ui'if, 
 
 ^ur^oTo}, ^or^srtJTwt, f^f^forut, ^^^i, ^^^uf, ^lepn, 
 
 gT^, I'-^JT^.-^^T/.-^^l/.-J^ /.-Ac. 55Tn9T-^5f 
 in, con. frf¥t<F/.-?f^. TR^.— iwien*. '^'JIT'T'I. 
 2 for; hear the penally or evil consequence of a tiling, he 
 punished. |:^ «. 'itnof, #ir?f?f ^jIT't, f^W^^ or f^^K^, 
 To cause to s. for. *fr^, ^"I^. 
 Smaet LT, adv. v. A. 2. 4. '^^^^.^ ^mi\^.^ 5nTT5«ri^, 'FS 
 
 cTif ;=T, ?T5^5, ?:nf5, n^F^, ^r^ff, ^'nrfr, mfi^, ^r^ 
 
 ^Sq; oriTI^r, qsqsor tTf ^RT, ^5^ or sps^, iTT^fTT, 
 
 qoi^ps, 5(05^7^, gq^TT, ^5nf, frqr^PT, ^RTTt, httt, 
 'TT^t,*KTH^^ >TOTf, 5n:5n;, iRJEtrt, ^tt^tt, 5r?;TTf, ^re^rs, 
 ^i^r^, 5nT5r?, ^rsTst, "fi"F^, T5"j>5r, 'j>it<?>?, <P3T5f, ^t 
 ^q, ==fq=5t"Tt, ^^RT^, ^"TTTt, qj^Ns^, q^s, qsq?t,q7rT 
 
 or <T, ffq-;F?r-^T-^^ft-&c. KH'p?T-5R-1^^fr-&c ^r^qR-^t- 
 f^sft- &c. 'p?:^?f-^-f5^-&c. 5r:^^-^-1^^-&c. ^vfm- 
 
 H-^-f^5[ft, 5J5?I, HJ^, 5?T%Hrr-Hrir5riT-H?IT<^, ctS'FFTI- 
 # or rlS*11>i#, ftSI4>5l, ^TfTT^rrl, ^ffnm, ^M^^ltft, 
 
 or ?5^55rfl". Sec also Tbice. 
 
 To be oft' s. ?t5^or. [tiHHIM. 
 
 5 'ET^^, ■^+'^+td', &c. ^?Trq%rft^,^rT^%qt^, "^r^'^rj^, 
 
 Smaetkess, n. v.A. 1. 1rr^jq>JTr»«.?ft^-umT/.fft»rffT/.%^'"T«. 
 
 2 =5rqoEq<JTT «». &c. &e. =EfqoST?/. =Ef^PFt/. or ^/. ^Phr;/. 
 
 ^PTTs/. ^^npq^/. :|Trfr/ ^;TB<r /• f?u/. ^iw?/. arfn^f- 
 
 qjr?/. "^ITrSrrT/. ^\^^ «. f^rftqitt/. ^TrTl^/. rll^ »». 
 
 3 ^c^qoTT »'»• "snJTxifoTfrqoTr in. HK^^quil M. &c. 
 
 m. 5[n5T w. ^TIT m. ^jt/. KR m. t^;[tr w. ^T^PTM.rTSSFTw. 
 5 ^R^'^q'TT m. f^^Hqq^qoTT »f. &c. =5fT^^T<ft/. '^W%<ft/. 
 
 »». «^^/. 
 
 Smash-, «. smanhed or shatlered mass. 'H^iW^x or -sl+Ni m, 
 
 2 smashed ^'c. state. ^TTST »». =fT >«."^?T'?i?q' «. ^^"F/. 
 To Smash, v.a. break in pieces .^ dash to pieces. STToJp. «pl4i>'( 
 
 .9. o/ 0. fi^auT, f^^^^ w.-f^^r^^ or f^r^isq «.-&c. j 
 
 !^ff.0fo. 
 
 1 fig. T.To Defeat. ^^rsF^'Jf, f^^of, c75iTf^ or cJvrrJf. | 
 Smashed, jj.v.V.l. 3R m?5?JT, =El^?ir^ %?5?5r,&c, =5nHJTT^, [ 
 
 •^+|-^^<, ?[I?t'^of, f%'^?T or f%MlR<1. 
 To be s. HTTH ^sn^t, 
 Smatteuer, n. one who has a slight superjicial hnoivledje. \ 
 
 cq^, artj^nr or 5n?:qr ( ^feorm, frsf^RT, Ac), ar^J^, j 
 qfsnpTRf, emnJi"^ or t\;■<t^]z\w., in^ or sitsstt ("^, ji 
 s^?ft, &c. ) 3!rqf^, f%f^Ffr, iT^i5^, fri ^ f^ a <rr, ww. II 
 
 Smattee, Smattebiso, 71. sli(jht superficial knowledge. ^^^ 
 ITR n. q^^TT^rerT #?c5^ fTFT w. a^^?^ fTRT ». W- 
 ?^5^?ft ilTf^rft/. qitsTR- «. ?:m?lot or et^jtit »». iJ^^- 
 ^FTfj^fTRT «. f%fqH fTR n. ^Sqff??^ ». 
 To acquire a s. of. ^<^4"i or ^\l^%^ 
 To give a s. of. ^^ <sn^^ ^spot-ffTJI"^. 
 To Smeab, v. a. overspead with any thing unctuous, feqor, ^- 
 
 qof, HT^oi, ^sj^wof, =qtqs^, ?j'<r5^, ot?^, aqsot, 
 
 fesf^rsot or ?r5«?5^, *n^, TTT^rof, ^t'!''!, J^T*?^, 'Rra'Tf 
 ?».-feq^/. n.-3Jq' w.-HqT n.-^q^q m.-&c. ^Ftof y. o/ 0. 
 
 To be smeared with grease or oil. ^oEgaof, 
 
 To s. with dung or dirt. 'ft'lTI'Jt. 
 
 2 ( as unctuous substance ) ruh over, spread over a 
 
 surface, feq^, JH^of , ciq'jf , %v?Sr, ^qs'Jf, aqs^, ^\^i^^ 
 '^rqi'ii, sri^, ^^w^ n.f.%<p{ ?i.-5jq«f.-&c. ^FTot. 
 
 3 (au idol ) with oil, redlead, &c. Hr^^ or HT^idf, jn^l- 
 OT or Ht^^T n. ^^ot. [^^ n. ^Rwr. 
 
 4 ( sandal wood, ashes, &c. on the body. ) =5fl^ot, ^- 
 Smeaeed, p. T. V. feq^T, Hq>.KT, »TT^^3T, &c. jafat^T, 
 
 fesfsjstfT or ?r3sif|rr, fc^, 3igfeR, Tqfeff, f^^^. 
 
 To be s. PrT«r5"'f , fi^^sot or ?I5*15"t. 
 Smeaeedness, n. v. P. feqasqaiT m. &c. fH^.'j m. ;jq?W >». 
 frTq'ir/. n, 
 
 Smeabeb, n. Smeabing, p. a. \. V. frSMiilKI, KT^CTRT, SSq- 
 
 DTRT, &c. &q^, ^c5q^, 3T«rOT^, ^q^r-Ac. ^rrf-iFrft-Ac 
 
 Smeakiso, n. Y. v.— ac<. feq^ n. HT?!^ «. aq'fw. Hr<»^«. 
 
 &e. sTinoft/. TT^oT «. fk^^ n.f. ftq »». fiqT «. OT^t», 
 
 OTOTT w- 3T«R5q »«. f^q=T «. f^?57 w.fef^ /. 
 To Smell, v. a. perceive by the nose. ^^, ^^^i ^"I?*^* 
 ijrf ^, ^riH ««. %ijf ^. o/ o. JTT^ n. ?5r^, ^PFT^ft H^, Trr- 
 0I».-3TTWM «.-&c. «FT^y. o/" 0. TT^FT^-TlDl'di ^-^^"I 
 
 2 out ; discover. ^^^ jl^ *l«"i, STre^f *FTS^. 
 2b Smell, v. n. have or emit an odour. ^RTm. g=ra^ j«. co«. 
 ifRT OT.-&C. qof ^. o/"*. — strongly and diffusively. SR^- 
 iT<if, ^*1?T^, ^u|^u|iJt, '^HMH citJ. or ?5»T^ flrfi;. ^TO »». 
 gijwt g. ofs. — strojigly and grossly. <^<elo6ui_ 
 
 2 have a bad smell, v. To Stink. «rRT »»• *TR^, ^n^/.- 
 ^TW fn. '^-HK'Jf g. ofs. also with in. con. 
 
 Smell, «. — the power or sense. HMf^^T «• HM «. SfM^- 
 
 2— the perception. JfTOTn. 3TmT'T». a^STHTn. "TtnT^'i- 
 
 3 «w«<, o<foK7-. ^m m. ii«r »«. 
 
 S. of a fry. ?ra^m/.' 
 
 S. of burned food. +iM'i!U| /. 
 
 S. of an extinguished lamp. f^M^!lU( or f^Hiyj|ui /. 
 
 S. of a thing burned, scorched, parched. Trent/. 
 
 S. of dampness, ^m^/. f^sTcS^nT/. ^H'JT't/. 
 
 S. of herbage, green wood, Ac. f^isl-iiui/- f^T^^T'f/". 
 
 S. of mouldiness. a«ldiui/. ■d»)<iiUi/. 
 
 S. of new earthen vessels, new cloth, Ac. sjJKTT'T/. 
 
 S. of oiled things, or oil. ^rWTT /. rlridiwi /.%^^- 
 
SMI 
 
 801 
 
 SMO 
 
 zm f. ?»^s! i '' i /. [ "I /• i] 
 
 S. of rancidity or rankncRS. <fl«(4iu|/. JT^m/. ^TO^- ! 
 S. of rancid <J^ ( clarified butter ). H<<4l"l/. HMfllof/. ll 
 
 S. of ripe fruits or ripeness. f^^Tm/. I 
 
 S. of rottenness. ^pT^^TT/. ^^TTHT/. ^^T"!/- J 
 
 S. ofsnioke. yf-il"!/. ■^<+diOi/. i 
 
 S. of sourness. arNnor/. STtiRTnT/. STt^'WI /• 11 
 S. of strong effluvia. WUIl/. afn^iui/. 
 
 Strong 8. ;j?rn^<»T/. ?^?m /. ^"f «. ^^a «». | 
 
 Strong and diffusive and sweet s. mRm^ or a m. 3TT- ! 
 
 jft^ 01. ?>1MHI<1 «». "^H^HIi «. <\'J|^uil4 OT. ! 
 
 To be diffused widely & strongly — offensive smells, i 
 
 4 m nutt, T. SrnfK. trm /. } 
 
 5 ffood tmeU, v. Fraobasck. g^m m. ^tr m. [ Wt. ' 
 Smkll-teast, ff. V. Pabasite. <i<l^*>pi», mm+^fn, 3l^«IT- I 
 
 Smslled, p. T. V. A. 1. j'l^vii, &c. irm, 3Tram, ai^wM. 
 
 Smeller, «. Smelliso, p. a. v. V. A. 1. j'WlKf, ^\fl ^T- 
 
 2 j^mm, j^ *i«"ni<i, Ac j'^ir, j'ii*m. \ 
 
 T. V. N. 1. »mT^, *ji«Mi, &c. ^i_«^*, "iq^n^, n*i3^, 
 
 To Smelt, e. o. (ore) ««/<. ^ m. «Rifr y. o/ o. T^^?E?T 
 
 Smelter, n. t. V. ^ ^«rT 'IlciulKI, *n^ f« /*« «««« of a 
 catU tckote occupation it tmelting. 
 
 To Smile, r.n. contract Ihefeaturet to at to exprett pleature. 
 m fTfl^, *r^^TW n.-f^*m>».-&c. "PTlf, »TP5t<T-»TT?5T^-*IT- 
 jft qi#-&c. ^?m, ^*V^^Hn.-^| WH^ /)op. ^«<iHti n.-4c. 
 
 2 6« propUiout. y^, ^5^, snW^W, ^MI4.R!/. ^^- 
 ^Toi and in. eon. 3THflT. 
 Smile, Smilixo, n. r. V. 1. HT^^n. TT^tHsj |^m. Tlr^T- 
 Vf^H^n. &c. H^^»^ »«. t^^TH «. ^H^ n. f^^^*^ n. fif- 
 
 2 f>7T<[ftj/. f>'4l*<ll?T m. frVH'il^r^ n. 
 Smiles, «. Smili50,;i. a. t. V. iT^pmiTT, »n?5T^-'II3f<T- 
 A*". ^IfTITT, Ac. f*HH, «ftH*l, w*i*tMrt, ^ti- 
 A •• countenance. ^IWH^T/. ^H*<3<^ n. ^?»W^«. 
 
 Of a •. conntenancc. pPT^ ( vulg. ^WH^ ) ^TW- 
 
 To smibcb, t. A. r/o»</, *»«/. nr^, *T«irr-»nft?T-Ac. ^i?^. 
 
 SKIEK. •». affeet*d, tilljt, S[e. tmile. VT7T^-«I^ -^^M U» I %- Ac. 
 
 ^iTof n.-frTTTii. 'jrr^f^w. fffTffB^*. f^ffj^rw. *tm- 
 
 Tb Smibk, ». «. ▼. N. «PJ?rHI-%i^«TI%-A*. priSr *Tflf. 
 /o Smite, ». •. t. To Steike. nwf, iTfIT m-Ac, wA. 
 2 Way, T. To Kill, f^ •m'f, HIC^ ?Tf>«i. 
 
 n-Ac. «?^. 
 Smitcb, h. Smitibo, ^. «. r. V I. »m«Tm, Ac. 
 
 2 f^ir HKUIKI. 
 Smith, n. forger with a hammer. Mi+I*fl, ^**l*<ll,4t*<l>mT, 
 
 Jt^W^r. [rfi^Kil w. 
 
 2 hlacktmilh. t^t^^^T /><>?. 3T^«». f^WT?{t m.-iu contempt. 
 Business of a s. ?5t^K+1/. 
 Smith-Cbaft, n. sfS'FTHn. Si+,*|M n. 
 
 SuiTH-wOBK, «. Vj<l>m n. sl*+,rJT n. [«T^«. 
 
 Price or rate of s. vjiu||<(55/. ^TS"!/. ^5Tf /v ^SIsjOTn. 
 
 Smithebt, n. thop oj a blacksmilh. tTT^R^noS/. rfl^Kl^ 
 
 5^1^ n. 
 
 2 smith-KOrk. m*it\H «• 
 Smitht, n. thop of a Uacktmith. 3l^K«ia/. rfi^Kl5< |^;TT«f. 
 
 I Smittex, ;;. T. V. 1. HK<^rfl, Ac. 
 
 j 2 f^t HKrtrll, &C. 
 
 3 and Enamoured. »ft^^?n', Hr%T, ^I'T, ^ (in comp.) 
 
 To be 8. Hf^ot, tv'I'T, ftfr^, TToE'if , iy\^. \_W^». 
 
 \ S.MOCK, n. a woman' t under garment. Jfi^nn^-Ac. ^rft^ or 
 i Smoke, «. exhalation from a burning tuhstanee. qr m. ^FBTw. 
 
 j Cloud or volume of s. gTT^/. ^TT^/. ^^^ ♦»• f^^ti. 
 
 1 To end in s. v. To Defeat. f<P«^, »jr«??^, "P^^, 
 
 I To be soiled or affected by s. y<+4'»f. 
 
 II To Smoke, v. a. affect by tmoke. gTT^, «R m.-^f. ^, 
 ( J'P'n^, gl+'lHui, JfP^-Ac. ^T^t. 
 
 2 ( tobacco, a pipe, Ac. ). f^, 3Tt^. 
 i 3 tmell,Jind out. j»m, JH-T *l«ui, ^RTT^ ^JTTot. 
 [ 4 ( timbers, Ac. to harden them ). STTPl^oETw. ^. 
 i To Smoke, v. n. emit tmoke, — green wood, Ac. yr^fot, ti- 
 ll JTof, fm. [h^-^^. 
 2 ute tobacco in a pipe, ^-c. JifT m.-BTF^/.-f^tt/.-Ac, 
 I; Smoke-colored, a. ^rr^^n tnr^, M^'n. 
 i To Smoke-dry, v. a. gTi^ «jioi«|<i1. 
 !; Smoke- LESS, a. f^H^TT^, f'l^, ^^"jT, f^f", 
 Smoke-ve»t, «. gn% or ^ or *jrt n. ^T^ m. ^n^ or ^n. 
 
 triTTwr f«. jTtS «. 
 Smoked, p.r.V. A. 1. tj<nAf?l, y^^ %%t^,Ac. ^T^^, URT. 
 To be B. ^^ni^, ^T^, grr^, g^vJiT^, ^m. prfndr 
 
 tn. con. [ Ac. yw. 
 
 Smoker, n. Smokino,;). a. t. V. N. 1. MH«»nKT, yrorm, 
 
 2 y^-firtt-Ac. r"i<ni<i-vHi«»iKi, ^ijwr, y^«ii^, f^- 
 »ft or s»TT. [ «. »j»nn^M. 
 
 Smokwo, n. V. V.N. 2. ytp Offwot n. yigrfir^fi. Ac. VWPTR 
 Smoking apparatus. yqjTm. ^Vrttf. 3^^/. Wmftf- 
 Note. These words denote different kinds. 
 
 Smokt, a. of or belonging, Ife. to t. ^T^, ^HPTT, JWSI^r, 
 
 8. smell or taste. «J^^Jim/. ^JSmf- 
 
 Smoked or s. wator. ^Tf^lt n. 
 2 emitting t. ym, MT^m. 
 8 larnithed with t. yrt l ' l Ari l, gllig^rt l, ^S^, 
 
 Smooth, «. «#/ rwf*. 3«5«<tn or gwy^tw, ^nr, »rjf, ^, 
 
 101 
 
SMTT 
 
 802 
 
 SNA 
 
 S. and polished, g^^o^. 
 
 2 equal, level, v. Even. ^TTTW, *»<.!«('<., »<<^i<, ?f"TTcr, 
 
 3 flowing, fluent, easy, even. ^<of|d, iHToS, 'JTTWTf^, 
 
 4 soft, toothing^ bland, glib, Sfc, JT^, ^, rtlMifl, nt^- 
 
 5 softly flowing, v. Calm. ^'<t, ^-MlrfJirfl, fk^K^ ^(K- 
 
 Jb Smooth, ». a. make soft, Sfc; remove roughness, v. ToVo- 
 iiSH. yc4»^Qf|r)-H^-WP-&c.; qj^,--eBp. by rubbing, fSf- 
 
 2 >»«*« ecen, ^c. «K^|-«l<Wl-H"TT7-?rR'-&c. SROt, ^tt^- 
 
 4 — aa in fondling, stroke. 'iMTTot or "ft^^, ^T^ToStir, 
 
 =^t«no55t, ai^Tot or at^TTot jfr^TRfir. 
 Smooth-faced, a. mild-looking. iftH^oqr. 
 
 A 8 villain. frr?iqfft?imimH?ft, f*r?nift^»TR^r^. 
 Smooth-tongued, a. nls'Tirvl. 
 SiiOOTHLT, adv. T. A. 3. oni Flowisglt. <Jiof|rl, ?rr3, ^nr- 
 
 qJT or M\ (intent. ^^[^^) g^TRrf. 
 
 4 rrsqoii^, &c. ffiftiitstW, "vI^pst^, 'Tk^it?«(T?5?T. 
 Smoothness, n. v. A. 1. ywj^ntrtHTTm. HoEHfoErfTOTT?". &c. 
 
 2 ?rR^ion»t. &c. 5a<Tirt/. ^tcTT/. ^r^w. 
 
 4 and Blasdishmekt. Ha^TOTTffi. m^^n. e>\i[*\[i\f. "it- 
 
 6 ^5tniOTTw». f?5M<<<uiif». 
 
 To Smotmeb, v. a. suffocate. ^JPFf^-s^TH^Ft^-Ae. KRnf, 
 
 «Fii?HTTT»n.-'^mmr':Tm.-&c. ^^, 
 
 2 T. To SUPPEESS. ^J«M, ^I^ot, ^^^t/.-Ac. ^of. 
 T(j Smothee, ». n. be suffocated. J^HT't, ^H^R^, Hl^ld^i. 
 
 2 Seo To Smoulbeb. 
 Hmothehed, f. V. V. 1. ^ ^JffJT HKcirtI, ^i^HKcirfl, Ac. 
 
 2 ^JiJ^c^T, ^5^.?5T. 
 3b Smooldeb, «. «. 6«rn anJ «»noifi without flame. 5?T?rnt, 
 
 Smobliekino, p. a. Smouldbt, a. v. V. ^HTfTTT, ^HtUniM, 
 
 Ac. §iT?r?rT, &e. 
 Smco, Ac. See Sphuce, Ac. 
 To Smuggle, v. a. import or export clandestinely and without 
 
 payment of duty. ^»T^m-Ac. ^^^ or 5r55^ 3Tmot-%oT, 
 
 2 convey clandestinely. ^"t^TT-S^ 3^-&c. ^ot-aTnTSr. 
 SMnaaLKD,p. v. V. 1. <q<f>Hr^r^i^f=|^ aTPT^t?!, Ac. 3t- 
 
 SMueoLSB, n. SMoaoLiNO, ;>. a. v. V. 1. vmrr f^r^l^i^^T 
 
 Smcgolihg, n. v. V. 1. wTq^rf l^^^t^ STTHItif n.-Ac. vrf- 
 
 Smut, n. <Ae </«>< of soot, lampblack, Sfc. *W/. H^l^/ K^Y/. 
 
 2 ( of corn ). ^JTSTSEt/. STTRT m.— of ^qoET. ^I^/. 
 
 3 obscene language. f^^ppS-ST'I^^R ■«( <*>i-«fli'Tr^-&c. «ft- 
 
 ?5WT n..'*n«r<T «.-&c. 5#^nT «■ 5*0^^1 n. 
 
 To Smut, 7b Smutch, w. a. blacken with soot, !jc. JT^/.- 
 
 Ac. 3T^0T, ^TotT ^R^, ^S «• ril«l"i- 
 2b Smut, ». «. gather smut. J^^f. vfTot, IT^^, »T^^!Ioi-_ 
 Smuttiness. See Smut. 
 Smuttt, a. V. N. 1. iRft^, Ac. iTW ?5FT^^, »itt<»)«, T^T^- 
 
 S^?5T, Mf^Urirfl. 
 
 3 and Obscene. f^-=|*-l, aH+if^-M*?, 'ft'T??r, atl^rrf^- 
 
 ^ToS, cffjf^aE, =5r^JT?. 
 Skack. See Shaee. 
 
 Snaffle, n. m^l-^^ or ^<^i6^\t^,i\]^ m.f. 
 Snao, n.jag, Sjc. tTfl'wt. ^"T^H n. ^7^ m. ^Zm. n. ^t^TCTW. 
 
 2 See Tooth. [^^^^ot. TI^ «. 
 
 Snail, «. — the animal. nFlfSTPT /. f^'goE «• </'«». fW^ft/. 
 
 2 fig. siow coflfA, ^c. V. Dawdle, ^'flt^ji hnNI, J'ft- 
 
 '^'TT 'TTTT^ -^IrluiRT, 
 Snake, n. ^TTT «». ^ w. f^ «. ^TT «». 3T:^ ♦». H^nr »». 
 
 f^?«nT «. 3Tf| OT. ^3?^ «». «t>3'»n m. sqiH t». »ft»ft M. — 
 
 in covert or cant phraseology, TfJTT »». "TTTT^nrTsj m. 
 
 TFTT^^ra^J"- Of venomous Snakes the most common ate 
 
 ^J^S'Tr??"^ or ^V^m. ^5R or ^^[K m.f. +Nqo1I m. J- 
 'ff5T'T''Rr »». ^TH »». ^sfT^oT/. ;3fWt»n. l^^T «i. 4i*«ll1I'r 
 or stsqrs'f m. n^^ m. Jrft^ w. «Tm'''TT w. ^m w. ?jt^- 
 2T or ^Rir w. or ^ or t\ f ^W n. JT^tT or ^v^\lf. 
 
 ^\^^\^\^ m. h^^je or ^f^ or m^s n. 
 
 The exuvies or slough of a s. ^/. 
 Fork for poking out snakes. HT^ n. 
 Hooded s. <poft. 
 
 Lines under the throat of snakes. 55^^/. pi. 
 Young s. q>TT m. qf^ «i. 
 S5AKE-CHABMEB, Snake-loctoe, n. »TT?it or HRt^t, H^rar^, 
 
 nyt, ?pf*t?fl-, f^q^<t, sTtnfe^, n^. 
 Snake-go USD, n. qr^/. — the fruit, m^ n. 
 Snake-hole, n. m^ «• 
 Snake-lilt, n. m^% m. ?m^^ «». 
 Skake-stose, «. ^^HfOT m.JTT'mfT m. 
 Snaky, a. pertaining., ^c. to snakes, ^m^, ?rj?^, WTlfif- 
 
 2 infested with snakes, ( road, Ac. ) ^RfT^IRTrCT. 
 To Snap, ». o. JreaA at once, break short, <J>'l+«4-¥.4'|)<-^Z- 
 f^5ft-q^^rT-'T^^-^5ft-<P?^J5T-"FS^-5TC!S'T-&c. HtliJf-nt 
 
 2 ( the fingers). 5^^/-^^^^t/.-f^^=jft/ KK^-?r3T?rdr. 
 
 3 See To Bite. 4^up ; See To Snatch. 5— » whip. Seo 
 To Cback. 
 
SNA 
 
 808 
 
 SNO 
 
 2b Snap, v. n. break thort. q^q^-^J^^-Ac. H"t?^-g2^,3'- 
 t(Z^ or JHIdu?, did-iuf or HiHiui — intent. riiH^. 
 Beady to 8.— thread. 5^^, ^C. 
 
 2 at ; <ry ^o tehe and bite. ^Ti n. JI^, j^Nlrfl-'TT'TT- 
 
 3 at ; fig. turn upon, tpeak anyriJy to, ifc. %^, $4>H*'f, 
 ^«<n, %Hwf, f^*l<4«r, ^ifrfrSt, iuiiuiiij, duidui TV»f- 
 
 S»AP, «. ( with the fingers ). 5;!^ /. ^»^^/ f^^^/. fi- 
 S51.FPMH, o. r. Cko88. %Hf^?IT, Plifdil, ffli*!, f^TS^TT, 
 
 2— a dog. HI<dH. ' H<l--<4 l- ^tiq<<K< <l-Ac. .WH I i t N l, 5?nT, 
 
 ■^H*l. [ or ort. 
 
 SsAPPisHLT, a<fo. T. A. V^^:^-WK-kc. 4|fH^ or ?Tt, iioijtii 
 
 SWAPPISHVESS, n. V. A. 1. f^nf. Pljfftj /. r^OtMU I I m. ^- 
 
 <l^lA/ f^lN^TTT w. fHTfrftTWT w. Ac. 
 HliAMX,n. inttrument/or catching animali, lit. fig. vf^ «. 
 1ft»rT •!. TT?! m. ( esp. in comp. and with great neatness 
 and power, aa WM-MMUt, 'T^THT, W^TTTT, ^t^THH, &c. ), 
 5fTR?«.(e8p. in comp. as R^*^ ^jTF^, »1«|^l^,Ml^v»1l3, Ac), 
 
 trnrotr n. m^f. ^pjn/. vt^^/. w^^^ m. <t^ m. 
 
 One who catches animals by a s. or net. "Ff^TTrtft m. 
 To SlfABE, r. a. entrap, lit. fig. "PHltfT-Ac. «R''f-aT|U|«fj-«TT?%- 
 
 S»aB£0, j».v.V.Tr?rt?T *«Wril-^N«««^l-&c. 'TT3(Vlf5, vTT?!^. 
 To Skabl, e.n. v. To Qhowi,. yi+of, 5?^T^ or ^r^^, ijtj- 
 
 ?n^ or ^'^^iHim. 
 S>'AXL, Skabi,i:«o, n. v. V.— oc/. '^T'JTflt n. Ac. g^ or 5^- 
 
 f r/. in/«M. y^ti? or gr^TR »». 'si'f^oiO/ 
 
 I. ilno/ on a rope. ST^/l 
 Sitaslm, n. Skablixo, /». a. t. V. 3?»|<oiin, Ac. y^-Ae. 
 
 ^^'UTT, 5<^-m, •j<^«<i. 
 
 To 8»4TCH, r. o. #<nze hattilif. r*«*oi, f^^^.l^tuj, f^ti-^'l 
 «l^, fesil^, 3m?WT, ^HtH, 8TWTl«l, I^Ppir, ^UTTT 
 
 I. a broken or interrupted portion, '^^:^^m_ 
 S. of sunshine. 3^=^!^ 5^^ "•• HhOm /. 
 S. of a song. <j<jj «. 
 To Skkak, t). fi. cringe, behave tciih tervility, v. To FawS. 
 
 v^ wi.-^^/. ^r^St, ^Vlrti afm^, m^». VI«5t, ^ift^ 
 
 2 oflf; V. To Slisk. yr^-Ac. f%^ 3Tp5t,!p^-^i^-f^- 
 «Trr-Ac. q^, 5^ JTI^ tT5?T ^JTHif, VTnr<it. 
 S5EAK, n. Sneaker, n. Sneakisg, p. a. v. V. 1. and Obse- 
 quious. ^*1«rfUIUI,vrfl'*0 ^OTRT, ^tift "^TTKr, 3Tr»f^, 
 
 Ac. ^TSai-Ririf, irrT/-fITn^«. «n'?«^,^WTrm.-3nnTin, 
 
 r?W •». -Ac. ^-=tKST^, f^?«n^-^»rF^3r*T-Ac. vf^oj-, S5IP8SAP. n. V. Sqoabblk V^«p^y. S^^'^f. 
 
 ^i«ini, 4.ri-^K, TJrNk, H^^t^*i8j. 
 
 To SSKEB, V. n. show contempt by looks, Sfc. ^TT^ n. ^ W^- 
 2 «Aoip contempt by e.rprettions. ?5T^-^T^-^t^-?t^- 
 
 Ac. iflrfui, 3^«r«».-3Tr^ »«. ^^, sm'TT w.-^rar w.-st- 
 
 Sheeb, Sseebiug, n. t. V. 1. ^I<f)^livf n. Ac. »TI*SJI14'f1/. 
 
 2 (wi(f Sabcasm. ?5Tf5 ^tr!^ «. Ac. 3Ttft*T w. 3n?^T «i. 
 Smeebeb, n. Sneeeing, 2'. «• v. V. 1. HT^ ^ *<uil<l, TTV 
 
 FT^WnTT-Htl^mTT, 
 
 2 ani Sabcastic. ??Tf5 ^IrfulKI, ^T^ ^TlrtuIKI, Ac. 
 Sheebinolt, adv. V. A. 1. m^ ^ ?P^7T, TT^ ^T([5i *<^- 
 
 2 TTTttrf^, ?5Tf5, ^t^, «l*l<^ll-&c. KTSH. 
 To Sneeze, r. n. cm// air violently through the note. ft^St 
 
 or f5k^, fiJT^ or f%^/. vtM-JpSt. 
 
 The exclamation upon a person's sneeaing ia j^flVift^. 
 Sneeze, Sneezing, n. r. V. — act. fy^ n. f^ or f^^ or 
 
 To Snifp, v. n. draw air through the note. ^I^t, ^ »-^^'»- 
 
 To 8. decjily at ( Bnuft", Ac. ). ^^, ^C^ m. W. 
 To Snip, r. a. cut off teith tcittort. ^MM ^, *l<H<it, 1>m- 
 
 Snipe, w. MWfl*^! or c?T^r «. 
 
 To Smpe, *. a. pick off. fiiq^, fttJH if^-VH't. 
 
 2 up ; teitt ruddy, pounce upon, ^c . 7^^, T^=Iof, <n- 
 «T^, H'.^mwf, qt-^^'Oi, ^ »". HTT^, Plldr, r^T'I't, 
 ^^?«t, e<<«fO^/.-^'<«f^tft/.-f*»H»l* /.-Ac. %^ 
 To 8. up and pocket, teixe furttvtly, J*?^, Wn?!Tf<'T, 
 
 To SXAiCB, r. n. maJu attempt to ttite suddenly, catch at. fh- 
 
 f^kyH^^yv ■•.-lrT/.-«ni/-frrT f.-wn} m.-Ac. trn^, 
 
 ^^nCT •i.-Ac MH^. 
 
 Snatcs. Ssatchiso, ». T. V, A. l.—tiet. f|ii«9r «. annllr 
 
 n. ^\M[Vh n. Ac. i^i^ill m. f^^TlT w. 3T*TIT «. WV^f- W- 
 2 q^VTfdf ». J^vgnHf n. fm inr^ ». Ac. ^ Wt/. ^- 
 
 Skived, n. J. Snot. |i^ m. vjoSHd «. 
 
 To Snivel, v. n. run at the note. sn'F «• ^Tf^ g- oft. ^mx- 
 
 of, •ll^l'JH ^i^ ••. ^T^-narot, TtsH^Wf wi.-Ac. ^WV 
 
 y. o/#. 
 
 2— aa children; rry whimperingly. J^B^, 3''5'''^i 9' 
 
 S.HivELt.KB, fi. S[»ivei,i.ino.;j. o. v. V. I. Tt^ ^nf^WI, Ac. 
 1T^^, ?I1W, ^<iWTT, tl^tn. 
 
 2 5W5»mm, ^Hgwotm, Ac. 
 Snob, n. Snobbish, a. flrq'»»»«T. 
 Snoob, n. hair-braid. ^I^^f. m. n. Tf>7Tm. 
 Snooze, S«e Nap. [ «^W*r. 
 
 To Snobs, o. n. irco/*e harthly in tlcep. ^^., f^/ '^• 
 SsouB, n. Siro<i>o, p. a. v. V. vlW<l, Ac. 
 
SNTT 
 
 804 
 
 SOB 
 
 Zb SsoBT, V. n. — &B s horBe, Ac. How through the nose. #- 
 ^, ^i^, 5^^^ intent. ^TR^t, Hr+M^l/ pi- f*(^K«fi, 
 
 Snokteb, n. Skobtino, j7. o. v. V. #B"JTRT, *<^<uiKI, Ac 
 Shoeting, n. T. V. — act. ^^iJf «. ib<*<ui «. &c. ^^^tTift/. 
 
 TTg^/- intens. *<"J<|<1 ot. 
 Snot, n. mmck* o/<Ae no*e, — as running or moist. ^^ ♦». 
 f ^ or ^Mf. JTnprqT »T3 m. 5TTl%qJT'R3 «. 
 Lump of s. f^T^r tn. «lf^ or q?^ m. 
 String of s. <*1«BH4 n. OTsSt/. 
 2 — as hard or dry. ^^ n. 
 S50TTI, a. foul with snot. ^«IST, it^reSTT,^'^ H^^?5T, mA{\- 
 
 Shottx-nosed, a. ^t«lir or f^, ^^ItT. 
 Snout, «. v. Nose. ^/. 
 
 That has a trunk or a. ^ffSJIT. 
 Snow, n. frozen vapour. ^4 n. g«rR«». f^ «. 
 Snowt, a. abounding, ^c. with snow. si"pr^, f^*''', «j1KH«T, 
 
 2 wAi^e ZiAe wow, v. WuIte. Tt^CT SxtHi-flfrT, ^HPT, ^^- 
 
 3b Snub, v. a. v. To Scold. tm^FI^''t, <\^^N^t, <^»lHut, ^- 
 
 il't, ^JWJf , '^S'SJSHot, ^51^, ^TH^ot, 'iT5<M«("), ^ 
 
 adv. <P?:wt-s^<iT''t. 
 
 Snub-nosed, a. H^RT, HI4>PM«rr, SHuf), %^, «t«+<iHI*MI, 
 
 'y'TT^ 5TTfn^ 'TTqoTT 3TtW5 3TT^, ^TT'^ ^rfn^ ^^PPRI >r^. 
 
 Snuff, n.( of a torch, a wick, &c. ). TO m. ^r^TSft/. ^pt^To^ 
 
 /. ^;ft/. 'Ft^t w. f%^3r m. ^ m. 
 
 Stink of a s. f^V|U| /. [ SToEflt. 
 
 To be coverd with s. or callage, — a lighted wick. ^- 
 2 potodered tolacco. rTT^^ or^ or cll^t'; or^f. n. TT- 
 ?T/. ?T^ «• TT^+l-^yt n. 
 Pungent s. m^^pmrt or^ ?nT^ /. n. 
 To take s. rTT^ /. n. alr^ot. 
 To Snuff, v. n. — a wick, &c. ^t^ToPif. 
 
 2 at ; turn up the nose at. ^nu «. i5T?Sf-»ftnifjR ^pK^- 
 
 3 See To Sniff, To Snoet. 
 
 2b Snuff, v.a.(& wick, Ac. ). W^f.-^t^^f.-Ac. m^- 
 c^-^irat-^rra^V g-ofo. [ «rft^ ^. 
 
 2 rfraio »« toith the Ireath, inhale. ^, artpT ^, *<(lfll 
 
 3 y. To Smell, j^i^, ;^nrr ^, ^r^ m. q^ ^. o/ o. 
 Snuff-bct, n. f)Hf^<)-4t - d q R»< i -»n 5«ft /. 
 Snuff-colobkd, a. rPT^Jft, ?PTqfK<'lt. 
 Snuff-sellee, «. frrf%=*n' or r?TT, rm+1<fJ||+*(l, dM*^<*(lc4l. 
 Snuff-takeb, Snuffee, n. rrTl%=«ir or r^r. 
 Snuffebs, n. f^5qT^-^i1o{l-=fr-&c. qnrIT/. 
 
 2b Snuffle, p. n. «pea* through the nose. H I 'htH ^fPS^t, 
 
 c^'f. ["nrr, ^i'iiuii. 
 
 Snufflbb, n. Snufflino, />. a. v. V. ^Tr^BRT ^rfSTRT, T^nT- 
 Sy gFafT, g. w ifei, ^c. with snuff. rPT^t^ sRSRaiHT-TT^OT, 
 
 2b Snug, v, n. Ik; close, cuddle, ^^nr5T-r5*T^-&c. f^TvFjwr, 
 
 Snug, a. — of places, &c. neat, ^c. ^d^dlH , ^d ^f l d , 31^^- 
 
 2 — of persons; lying close, f^^pz^?^, rt'ldrtriT. 
 To lie 8. r^<J)d?r-p5'l''>» fH^, HTHT rfecl. f^^fii. 
 2b Snuggle, c. ». Zie cio«e ^or warmth. jj<'i<i^ Pivjioi ^ gx. 
 
 So, orfo. in this manner. 3RJT, ^ MHI«i, ^^H. 
 
 And so forth. ^rTTf^. 
 
 So, so be it. cPiTT, fT'4T?5, 3T^. 
 
 So so. moderately. 3T?IT?WT, ■^Idld'HI, v«T^T?TOT, ^^T- 
 Hl*4>, g*il<f^T, HI**, fTT^^, frtH^TrT, ??T?5^5f, ?T'«rfl»TT, 
 «n*J<lHI«)H, -^dc^l^l, OK<j<l'ft. 
 2 — as correlatively with at. ?WT, PTRrrrSr, ?T»TT. 
 
 3 to such a degree. JH<|iI, ^^^, "^'tT or ^SMM^Td-WlSiflt-??:. 
 
 4 for this reason, ^r-f *! I h 5-?rr?r-^^-&c. J-^UH, gT% 3T- 
 
 ?rfTt, ?r?, *n. [ ^R't g. of o. 
 
 To Soak, v. a. steep, Sfc. f*f<H^iJfl, f^nm-f'T^^IS^, 'frT /. 
 
 2 «)(?< through, v. To Deencu. f%5(-&c. fH^^of-^j^, 
 ^■qcEsr'if. [ Ac. ^^ g. of 0. 
 
 3 V. To Absobb. ^St, iji'pj^ ^, Pruf, i(frT»».-5iiY»r<»IK.- 
 2b Soak, t>. n. lie steeped. f^TSTfT <T^. 
 
 2 cnier jn<o /)or««, ie absorbed. ^T^, f^T^, f^T'H't, 5- 
 
 5:H-&e. vTTot, #^5fr or ^"l^, ?mjH-&c. 3Tpt_ 
 Soaked, jj. v. V. A. 1. f^^ mrT^BT, f>r»l«r%c5T, Ac. 
 
 2 fMr f^Tvl^rfr^l -f*r!T«?5T-%^?5T. 
 
 To be 8. f%3r-Ac. f'Tsi'jf , -JMotuf. [aoiKT, Ac. 
 
 SoAKEE, «. Soaking, jp. «. t. V. A. 1. fH^^^JKl, fw^^ ^' 
 
 2 fMr-Ac. f^TJT^'TITT-^TtinTT, Ac. [f^TJTn^W m. 
 
 Soaking rain (i.e. rain that will soak into the ground). 
 Soap, «. ^n^ or yi^ui m. 
 
 To Soap, v. a. ^I^ «. BHui. [ ft»? «• 
 
 Soap bebev-teee, n. ft^ »». ftst/. f'Wt/. — the fruit, ftsn. 
 Soap-BOILEB, n. soap-maker. *Jl^ui ^^WTH, ^I^UHIi. 
 Soap-suds, n. ^I^<i{|% "iMt n. [ ^Hl, 
 
 Soapy, o. smeared with soap. •H|!4«l rtNrirtT, tiiguil'f «R^- 
 
 2 ^i/te *oo/>, Aaw'n^ the quality of soap. JHI^uil'HHWI, 
 
 2b SoAE, ». n.Jlg aloft, g^wf, ij^rsTM, ^J^N"!, ^^TT n.-3;«4- 
 iIK^ a.-TTHPT^/.-g^^P^T'ir n.-Ac. ^T^. 
 
 2 fig. /ower »n thou/ht, ^c. !3mU^M w.-g^TT^^^T «.. 
 S)l«^R^w.-Ac. srSi-^. 
 
 3 See To Aspiee. 
 4 — the voice. ^^. 
 
 Soabeb, n. SoAEiNG,;;. a. V. V. 1. g^tmrr, Ac. W«tf»TPft, 
 
 3ii*iTi'ii»0, ar^r^nft, vJ^l^rnr'T, tig^i. 
 
 SOAEiNG, n. T. V. 1. — act_ TPJT ». 'J^H «. !K^'imH «. ^'4- 
 ilflT/. 3TT^;niK^ n. HHFTf?T/. JTHt»m^ «• Sr^pJnn «. 
 
 2b Sob, ». n. »(yA convulsively in crying, ^^^^t, ^^?5^' 
 <f^, q ^H^H gr, q«H*<ui, y^Hot, J^THWI, f3^^<»t, 7^- 
 01 or :»m^, 3TJ1^, 7^> «». pl--$i^ or j^ m. pi. 
 -Ac. i\<h ^ or JT^r wiYA tn. con. ^VT^^f. pi. TR^, 
 
 Sob, Sobbuno, n, v. V. *^ n. g^g^HOJ n. fetiMr n. Ac. 
 
sop SOS 
 
 T^ M. ^^"ft/. ^i*l m. ^^ m. <SIi«ll/. p/. **<^H «. 
 
 SOBBINOLT, adv. T. V. *<^"i^, j^^^f , ^IHWI^IHtft. 
 
 Sober, a. temperate in drink, ^^^r-^r{\^ ftuiKI, PrnJUflft- 
 Ipft-Ac. "TltfHH5Tnft-<Tpft-*<'. "TM^iMMl. 
 . 2 not drunk. ?IT^sr, f^ 3TH??t, 3nT^ H ^<S^rtl,"^<*W'l- 
 
 ■»r-f^RT5ET-<kc. awi'Hn^, 3thtt, f^ni^. 
 
 8 co/w, cooi, teriou*. frtTT, tftr, »T?, *T^, ftwmH>, 
 
 froT^f^, Putd, 3iTJr?T, f^^T^, f^-MiHiH, R-mi^rf, f^- 
 
 •MK^rj, r<<M<*4+lO, f^^TfTTtff, f^1Hff?T. 
 To SoBKB, V. n. become loler. Pl^oEut, 3THt? m.^%^ «».-&c. 
 
 3<H,«Il-'n^ y. o/ «. 54l«-''4JMN<-HMN<-&c. ^. 
 2b SoBES, r. a. aui^ «oi«r, c«re of intoxication. Pl^oUlui, 
 
 3THr? ».^%«f» m.-Ac. aHtu7 ^. q/"o. 5|[t^-HRT^-&c. 3n- 
 
 BoBEB-imfDID, rt. T. SOBEB, 3. f|-4T, fii TimHi , f^-HK«<M . 
 80BKB-JtnfDKDSE38, n. T. A. f^VT?TT/. F^ «. PnTTT^ft^HT/. 
 SOBKKLT, oJp. V. A. 1. 2. 31Hi^Hl-^^,"^*Hi'=H, 3THH H %- 
 
 ilTT <fcf /. Ac. ^m'f , g^TTTTTpT. 
 
 3 iiJiMUII^, "i^Tpf, ft-m<I%, A«. f%-«(I<M54>, r^W'J5^. 
 
 BOBCBKESa, SOBBIETT, fl. V. A. 1. SpTTEf f^^ »• PTtTSTT^ ». 
 
 SOI 
 
 BOCIABLE, a. inclined to company, disposed to atioeiale with 
 otkeri. iA\A^'i,\-*\*\'^-^\-&^. 3Ti<!is<il, f*?**!!*, fn'^i'if), 
 
 <j*"iHi^Nr, HrJHivi^i^^, vfUfiqrfl'B, 'JR^nrfJrr, ^^- 
 w» or 71^, ?i?yrrfjnT, ^iiU'O^r^, wi^Ht^ 3Toe^^- 
 
 2 See Famiuu^ Attable. 
 
 BOCIABLEKESS, SOCIABILITT, ». T. A. 1. r«alr<IAM«l| m. f^T- 
 
 nmf*/. =pre»nftf^/. «-!iii«f^/. 
 Social, a. of or helonpny to toeiety. «t^»fHT, ^PUft^, Ac. 
 
 2 T. Sociable. wMWt-Ac. wt¥1^, 3R%^^, *<«J^^<. 
 It U good to be •. f^^ ^^ ntT. 
 SoctrrT, n. eommunion, eoneoeiation, T. CoMPAirr. ^t^fff. 
 Ifl «». H»lf?T/. ??»TPm m. WT^ ». m^nW m. ^TT^*^ n. t^- 
 
 *«inr/. Tftw pop. ivmf. 
 
 2 a i. T. CoMJftnriTT, Compaht. nv/^f.^^pop. vmf. 
 Sock, •.—for the foot, ^nrmr »rpTT •»». 
 SocKCr, n. reeepUule. m ». qnT «. «mi^/. T*I«T •». Ji«. 
 
 9V^f. Ttpi or ?vn4 f». gr^ft/. ^^^ IB.— for a post. 
 
 Stone fonnin)^ » •. for the foot of » pc 
 Bod, ». turf, tward. •WJinft apft^/. Jttfnjftr/. 
 2 a ■. »w?Tnfr y<t/ n •«. 
 
 Soda, ». lurtrow, a/io/t. ^^w^ n. ^[vm m, v^% m. 
 Sub-carbonate of •. 9fMIW< ««. 
 Isipiire cwbomt* of ■. ir«TWn or ^mft^TR m. llfSr- 
 
 To So DEE. See To Soldee. 
 
 Sodomite, «. one guilty of sodomy, y. Catamite, Pathic. 
 
 SOEOMT, ». 3^5^^^ «. ^'^ »■ ^W^/. 
 
 Sofa, n.<pr^ m. (from the English " couch " ). 
 
 Sorr, a. not hard. W3; ( remiss. Hs««< jo/YmA ), HJ, JRH, ^• 
 
 2 friable, crumbling. ^^^ft?T, 5«^,5«fc?r,^?I^^ 
 3 — esp. of articles of food ; not crisp, ^^^tw, [H'^lfH 
 
 4 lax, flaccid, wanting firmness or stiffness. fJRTfJT^ft?T, 
 fr5^fe^, fkf^R^r), fqafl^, fMrtf^tiT, R<\R^I, ^ 
 
 5 weak and easy, imbecile, y. Weak, Simple, hii-mi ^ 
 ?5ET-5T^^, ^ITK, HToET, 4letrH<tMI, fTOSfT, ^w^, ^'TWT, ^^ 
 jft, HolHattrr. [+*OTI^, 
 
 6 yentle, Sfc. v. Mild. *t^, ?TTH, ^, ^Tl^T, ntST, ^^ 
 8. and balmy, — air, breeze, Ac. *T^nvT. 
 
 7 — of Toice or sound. IT^, JJ^, H^fop.»r!JoB,H^»tol«fl- 
 
 To speak s. and fair. M^W3i ^t?5^. 
 
 8 — water; not mixed toith salts. ^%^ or JTTST. 
 Soft, interj. ^, «1^+H[I, fvft, f*I>ftK, f^RTf^ft, 
 To SoFTEJi, V. n. make less hard, lit. K^-Jl^-T^IoE-H^-Ac. 
 
 q^, H^^qoTT tn -Tnr?^ m.-H^TTo^/.-'^Jt^ «.-Ac. afimfiV. 
 
 2 mollify, qualify., Sfc. v. To Modebate. HiMMifi or SR- 
 ITT^, Hli-!TT»T-5|ni-«(l-^'PT-Ac. 1»^, MVi'iwii «.-*HHMUII 
 w.-Ac. aTTTot. 
 
 3 make pitiful, tender, compassionate. »TT-»TTH-^^-'H^ 
 -m^-^R^UTI^-Ac. ^^, H*MUII OT.-?RiT'mr m.-Ac. 3fT^, 
 ^Vf^, MNoltjuj, tlni^«(u|. 
 
 To Soften, «. «. become less hard., lit. JT^-sTTiT-iJJ-Ac. ^- 
 Sf-^H^HIui, H^<T>iIT«.-»<«tii^/.-*J^rHn.-Ac. ^ in. con, 
 2 fig. become lets harsh, less severe, less obdurate, Ife, K- 
 
 gr-sTT»?-?r^-Ac. ^, si^of, i^Hiqui, ;5^, mu<dt, Ac. 
 
 ^M.-sflf^nfT m.-Ac. ^of m. eon. 
 SoFTLT, ado. T. A. 6. and Qestlt. |rt<H<|*(, |a, fS^, ^- 
 
 7 ^f«*MR, ^, Ac. Jiv^omuf)^. 
 
 Softresb, n. T. A. 1. JWCmt «. IKK'^'JTT «. Ac. ^K^\f, H- 
 
 2 5n5?ftfl<mT w. ^^irion m. Ac. 
 
 3 ^•i^'T'mT m. fH^fH'ftJTItiTT m. Ac. 
 
 4 ^^rfJTOtfWorr m. fi^<^iftr!^oiT «. Ac. [ *T ?i n. 
 
 intTWllm. Ac. H^W n. Rf?[9 n. 
 
 Blandness or •. (of ppcoch, diipoutioo, or deport- 
 ment.) i^rpnaCt irt^Tat/. 
 
 7 IWt^tT m. RspqOTT «. Ac. *KWn/. »n<^ ». 
 2b Soil, v. n. get dirty or tarnished. JTaip^^, ITSIT^ Or 
 
 Jo Sou, v. «. tonN«A, Wiir, ^c. t. To Sxaih. HS^Sr, mm- 
 
801. 
 
 806 
 
 SOL 
 
 ^ or JTo&m«)iji, ftni^^, *To5^-&c. mK^. 
 
 Soil, «. earth. HT?ft/. ^T5^/. 5(/. 3nfr=T/. 
 Black 8. qJIcftKTfft/. 
 Classifinalion of soils. Sfrj^^/. 
 Classification of soils in a revenue Burrey. d<*<*i<(l/'. 
 — the classifier. rKK m. 
 
 Meagre and poor s. SR5 vijft?i/. ^+<4l^ f*i>nffl ^- 
 
 ^^^^ srrsrft ( ^*fl<i &c. ). 
 
 Eed s. fTt»fl/. flf^ns «./. HNSl »n<ft/. 
 EoU of the several classes of soils. JJd^rO/. 
 S. of first sort. 3T^?5;— of second, ^;— of third, ^. 
 "Wet 8. TmiToS n. qm?To5 n. 
 White 8. q-fer/. TfffnTpft/. 
 To lose its fertility — soil. «R^?t/. ^nof. 
 2 See Mauuue. 3 See Stain. 
 Soiled, p. v. V. Hosqr^sr, &c. JT^fftT, f^i'Sl, f^4<f;i, Host- 
 
 3b SoJOLBJi, ». n. reside for a time. -M I < F^tf ?T-^f^r«Fr3- T- 
 SoJOuBN, Sojourning, m. v. V. — act. -"(Kf^^rH TT^n. ^- 
 SojouENKB, n. SojouENiNo,j>. a. V. V. ^fTTf^H trpnrr, 
 
 ^l^^W. TTf 'JIRT, &e. ^^fJfRT^orRT, ^JT^, ^HfT'F?:, «r??rt- 
 
 !F5:, ^fiT^, T^r^TT, ^■"rar'jr, T^?r?cq\, 7i^jc<j^, ^rng^, 
 
 To Solace, Solace, &c. See To Comfort, Comtort, &c. 
 SOLANOM, n. — 8. macrorhizon. STT^/. — its fruit. tR^. — s. 
 jacquiui. 5H7^ ftn'rft /■ — s. insauum. fR?^ ^Mt/. — 
 
 its fruit, srrsj ^tn «. 
 
 SoLAB, a. of or belonging to the tun. ^^^(T^, ^^^«i^, ^- 
 
 S. disk. !Tfrrg;4 m. 
 
 8. dynasty. ^|^^ m. 
 2 — of time. ?rr«I^, ^. [ftslftfT. 
 
 Sold, p. v. V. A. 1. f^*i^ai, f^^rT^r^OT, &c. «p^, sfS^fT, 
 To SOLDEE, V, a. unite with metallic cement. ^TToSot, «p??R or 
 
 oft/. ^RW, SnFOT, st^ToE'Jlf. [^(T m. 
 
 SoLDEE, «. metallic cement, ^mi or ^^^m.n. sf^ m. ^fR- 
 Cake or strip of s. ?t^<T?t/. Sf^TTrft/. 
 Instrument with which 8. is applied. +*H<»i)f5 «. 
 To alloy ( gold, &c. ) with s. swauj. 
 
 SOLDKEKO, p. V. V. «|o&^OT, 3t^ 3l«irtrtl, &C. lt^c5»T, 
 
 To be s. 5f^55^. 
 Soldier, «. man i« militarg service. [\\h[{ or ^qrf , f^HTT- 
 
 f^t^; — gener. or compreh. f^T^cqi^, ^(TnfTMT; — 
 contemptuously, fn^T'TJTm. ^rTTOfn. 
 
 The profession or practice of a 8.f^t<Tj^f>[^y. 
 2— emphatically, v. Wabbioe. 'Tt^r, 
 
 Soldiering, n. practice, ^c. of a soldier, fim^ft/. ftlT^- 
 
 Soldier-like, Soldieelt, n. f^Ml^PlO^I, fimf ^5[TniT, fil- 
 
 "Tr'Trff cTTT^-Ac. 
 SOLDIEBSHIP, n. character, Sfc. of a soldier. RimJPl'ft /. 
 Soldiebt, n. Jorfy of soldiers, soldiers collectively. ftl«lT^?;). 
 
 Irregular s. f^^ or f^T^/. 
 Sole. n. (of a foot). H*«JI»». ft^TTT'". <n^pTt7«. ^TT"Tfl^rt. 
 
 From the e. of the foot to the crown of the head. 
 
 2 (of a shoe). ?ToI»i. Z^n. 
 8 — the fish. ^ or ^ w. w). 
 Sole, a. alone, v. Single. ^^f5T, ^^r, "^'PFjft, '^^^^, 
 
 Solecism, n. impropriety in language, ar^nflnw. arrsi^Jt'Tw. 
 Solely, adv. v. A. ^^k^T decl. H^'^>t\ decl. Ac. %«T55, ^^ 
 Solemn, a. marked tcith pomp and sanctity-^ belonging to re- 
 ligion., attended with religious rites, ^'c. ^TKTtHT^,^- 
 
 spr^f^, ^vT^f^qr ^jr^rrqr, ^^tprf^^^ sr^F^tfiTST, v- 
 
 HKH^, ?f*CTt»T?rf^, ^<l+l4^'<>, 3;?:FFf«%f. 
 
 2 adapted to impress awe or affect with seriousness. JJ(- 
 
 3 sober, serious, Sfc. v. Grave. »i*ftT, T^^T, ^4. 
 Solemnity, Solemness, «.v.A. 2. niftT<mT»». %T(r\f. ^i^J. 
 
 3 rjiftrTTTm. nf*fl'Tn. ^\^n. iflR^n. n^ft^frT/. 
 
 I. religious ceremony. ^^?fw. ^q^^q^w. ^JTRTw. SHfT^ 
 
 To Solemnize, ». a. perform with ceremoniet^ celebrate. ?nTT- 
 
 rTR-Ac. ^Twf, ^nnt*r»».-&c. ^r^y. ofo. ^pinf^-'rvT- 
 7ir^-&c. ^dr. [ &c. 3Tm^. 
 
 ! 2 ffifli-e serious owrf^rwe. »i>ftT-&c. «jRut, q*flT<MT«».- 
 I Solemnly, oJo. v. A. 1. 5Ei»nt*rr^, &c. ^mt'TJ^^^,^*!*!*?'!- 
 
 3 »i»fl-^qw%, »t»ftT»T?n^, &c. 
 j I. ttiM solemn asseveration and invocation. fl«^^^,?TWt- 
 
 To Sol-fa, v. n. pronounce tie nates of the gamut. flf^K/. 
 I To Solicit, v. n. entreat, imjlore, v.To Beg. ^^, f^^?(t 
 I /. ^nf »i.-&c. ^^, ftHrT/.-fiTTfft/-&c. ^T^. 
 
 2 *««* Jy petition, v.To Beg. *lFl>ir,«n^, f«r^?ft/.-'n^- 
 STT/.-&C. ^>KPi g. of 0. f*TT?ftH-fmriqK-&c. »IT»J^. 
 Solicitation, n. v. V. 1. — act. f^^ «. r*H*I<'ft/. <<NHI 
 /. imr^r/. f*R<T/. fjRrft/. rM^H^ift/. 
 I Solicitor, n.v. V. ^^^OTRT, r*»irft-&c. ^T«»TKT, «fT^^. 
 1 I. latcyer. ^^?S, 
 
 Solicitous, a. v. Anxious, Careful. f^Td-^r, ^IoB^% f% 
 I rirg'fp, f%fTr3pr?T, f%<Tm?^i. 
 
 2 greatly desirous, v. Eabnbst. 3?^^, 3»^f3H, ?ftr^. 
 Solicitously. See Anxiously, Earnestly. 
 Solicitude, n. v. Anxiety, Cabe. f%?TT/. ^«E«ft/. ^ w. 
 
 2 T. Eabnestness. dr+ar/ *ot+a/. fcl^<6/. ^^^m. 
 Solid, a, not Uguitl or fluid. «rf , «R, s^r, a^iRT^, ^JT?. 
 
SOL 
 
 807 
 
 SOJI 
 
 2 not koUow >rtt^, W\H, T'^^. 
 
 3 kard, compact, v. Firm, Substantial. iiaST?, ^- 
 
 iHt, m, ^<<.H^u , ^snnflT, «Fr, ^nror, ^Jlt^, ^^^, i\- 
 
 * or 'fhfsT, »fV5I«?RT. 
 
 4 count/, ra/ii, ^u*/, ^tf. t. Substastial. ^, *!•*+'-, 
 
 Solid, «. mitnii Jorfy. ^t^t m. 
 
 Contents of a s. tn^rl n. 
 To SoLinrr, r. a. ^-q^T- *<•. ^^■ 
 
 Solibitv, Solidsess, n. v. A. 1. WJMXII »». ^Rm/. 3T^^- 
 5TT/. 3TH*»ir^Hl/. 
 
 2 hO^IMuiI ■«. 'IHMUlHl/. [liifii-MW. 
 
 3 «<a5*?M«ll tn. «ri|(<;u||m. ljjMUi|ii«. Ac. ^^ift/. ^TIT?/. 
 
 4 <^«WU|I ■«. ^i+dMUII » &c. vft^ »i. ^^ m. 
 6OLIDC56DL0C3, «. »io« rJoTM in the hooft. "^^TT, ^^^T. 
 6oULO<}UT, n. a talking to one'* tdf. 3TrTr«TT# «ff^ n.-JTT- 
 
 Solitabisess, n. v. A. 1. ^i"^^^ %'T5E'niTT m. ^«Ulf^r«< n. ^- 
 
 2 ^.^t^HMm i m. H qi HrmHM Oir m. 
 Soutabt, Soutaikk,«. v. Keclcbe. ^?it <I^viki, ^*t<iMr- 
 
 SOLITABT, a. living alone. ^^p^-Ac. ?|^UIMI, ^S\^^ *i«l<i|- 
 To be or feel n. <HM-i<IJ<MM-^STt<T-&c.qiof-«Hr«lI 
 
 «M^i anrdi, ^^ro^Rot in. eon. 
 
 2— of plaoea, Ac. /oik, not frequented. l|<<|qr4|M|, ik- 
 
 8 tingle, tole. l^^^, ^T7T, M*r4l, ({*I^. 
 Solitude, n. /one/y «/a/<?. wNpft^na'JWTm. ^ftTfUnu^lMoilfli. 
 
 2— of pl«oc« ; lonetomeneu. 4' ' .^^^v \ \ m. ^ ^ ^ v {\r\ ^V[\ m. 
 
 3 ^e/y flaee. TH )». aTTTTPT », 'Kt^^ n. fwf%^Wf? n. 
 30L1II3ATI0!C, n. repetition of the note* of the gamum^m^. 
 Solo, *. tong or tune It/ one. ^^T^f *<I<II*4 »n»f «.-imTfdf 
 
 n. ^^^nft nrSr »i.-^niw^ «. 
 :^L0iiO5. See WmACBB. 
 .iOMTict. n. — in Mtronomj. aKMnM «. 3ni^ n. 
 
 The rammer a. 3innj»n*?T «». 
 
 The winter •. 4(nMuilMV||^ ••. 
 SoicnriAL, 4. T. Bf. iMq^tfl<i^«ft, W^lfllflRlfy*, 3m^- 
 
 HotCBi*. «. T, V. A. 2. ff ^TTOr^tm-^^Wm-**. ^fi^, fT- 
 
 BoLinLnmi, Solvbilitt, n. t. A. 1, 4f»<l^ | i |l * t m ni w. 
 4c. 4l«^fll/. ^T'lWit'T'TT/. ^Ifwi^fMfll/. 
 
 I 2 jjH*^i*<r3Tiit<mr «». &c. *M^^f\\f. 
 
 Solutios, ». V. V. I. and ExplaN-^tion, — act. «Pinf n. Ac. 
 OTTT n. t^rrf^'PT/. — */rt/e. 3^151 m. «pts »»• 
 2 — act. ^^rfsTof n. ^^^^ n. '^^[^^ n. 
 
 I. chemical union. J^Hi\rf,'hH\^'-Mi{^\'\ »». 
 
 II. /Aoi «cAuA containn matter dissolved. 'TT'ft «■ ^"ft "• 
 ( in comp. as f^T^^oft, Ac. ). 
 
 To Solve, v. a. (a problem, riddle, Ac.) resolve, unfold, ^c 
 V. To. Explain. ^5^, JHi'ljui, 7?mT »».-«5nnT n.-t?rT- 
 fSpFT/.-Ac. ^^ g. ofo. -irt'-ui. 
 2 dissolce, v. To Melt. ^MRiJfl, ^ w.-Ac. JpT^ ^. o/ o. 
 
 To Solve, p. n. 4« dissolved, v. To AIelt. ^ m.-^ m.-Ae. 
 
 Solvency, n. t. A. 2. ^ %4«*J|-«0 c?l*<¥t/. ^T'TTit'l'TfnTHT 
 /. 5RUTTf^tR^/ &c. 
 
 Solvent, a. dtsiolvent. ^*l+<uiKT, ^!p,4t<+H+, ^(W^. 
 2 oW« /o /)oy. ^ 4,im4i-ti|| t?iq<|Jt^r, ??TT ( used chiefly 
 in opposition to ^\i^\K insolvent), ^S^^lihlt'ftH, ^Wjlf^- 
 
 Solvent, n. menstruum. J^WfX^ m. 
 Solver, n. t. V. A. 1. ^TTRT, 4A'\i\ *<«iKr, A^*. 
 SoMBBE, a. See Gloomt. 2— a complexion. +;ic4+||qo&l. 
 Some, <i. more or less, ^tfr, :pt^f?rtt, 31rW«rM, 
 
 2 mors or fewer. ^PJft, ff ?ft^,^^, ^rfff, ^ff I^, ^^- 
 
 3 a «m«// quantity or number. *t^, i^TlT, »itP5T, ^1- 
 
 4 certain ptrsons. ^Wt »»• f i- f^>?ft^, t^?ft^, f^rft, ^- 
 ^, ?pt|T, ^^ «FffT, «FliH or ^J>qg. 
 
 S., certain, parlicular. aOTOT, 3i»i<m<ih*i, <|lrf|ui|_ 
 5— notin<- a person or thing not known or not specified. 
 
 8. besides. ^^T^T, or »(<*<l«^mi. 
 
 Some bodt. Some one, n. 'pm^'F, !^njft?rtt, ^tT^r, 3^5^- 
 a^ or a iR'tiRH'PT, 'T:^*flT, l:'Kf«l^, ^JWR, Ijf^, %- 
 ^^;— loosely, some fellow or other, ^^^r^J l^lpm, 
 3lc^T *r^fTT, <Pr?mT P^'BPTT. 
 
 Some now, adv. hy hook or crook. >jmmfli, 3l^f?T^ ISCH, 
 
 S. or other. ^^ 'RTT, 'P%^ ^57T, 
 SovinuADLT, Somekset, n. /ro;) «nM heel* oter head. ^|«^tr 
 
 5 or J or »fi??t3 or c w. f^l^or n. ^TTnrtt/. 
 SoiiETHiNO, n. »om« matter .^ *omt event. ^»t|T. 
 
 S. or other. *I|mO, aHH^S?TK^, ^^hjTT. 
 2 «o»»i*, a little^ V. Somewhat. ^>t^, f'Tf^, «ffN;f*f^, ar- 
 
 Sometime, adv. at some time future. ^o^InO, ^'fWt, ^f^- 
 
 %WT, y«l^^««, %«ft»»%«f i . [ »t«t« »Tft«Tftr). 
 
 It will be a. or other. «T% %i^ *(ftM|Pl ( w, ;»p. ^- 
 
 2 ■orootimes ; oeeationally. %«|t ^»|t, »<fr ^rtV,%^ ^- 
 
 «ft, *iim*ft, *»ftl^, ^4fl«K. 
 
 SOMrwHAT, adv. in mmt degree. ^H^, ISffl^r deel. *t^ «IT- 
 
 fr, vtf irtt, «?tr rferf. *?nmT <foW. ^lu, 'Jirmr «fcrf. ^r- 
 
SOIf 
 
 808 
 
 800 
 
 CT^, ^sm^m dccl. J^ decl. i[^55Tm decl. fipf^H, ^Tff^F- : 
 SOMF.WHEBE, ado. ^^-^ v{'AM\ 4l -T»T^-&c. ^^irff, ^^f^- 
 S. or other. ((<«ll4(MI'Tf-^WcSf-&c. ^pf^jfrff ,^, ^ «Ft^, 
 SOMSAMBULISM, «. Walking in sleep. ^[^ f^<ui n.-^m^'Jl n. 
 
 -&c. 5n^cr^ ft>^ M.-&C. Pr^w^ n. Pn[\^K m. 
 
 SOMKAMBCLIST, w. one who walks in sleep, gptrt r<i<U|KI-^- 
 
 ?50TrTT-&c. fH^T^Rt, f^»am;t»lW-?KT^-&c. 
 SOM^ftFEBOUS, Somnific, a. causing sleep, ^f^, #T-&c. 
 
 SOMNIXOQTJIST, «. one who talks in sleep. ani'MWuiKT, sWw 
 
 «i)rfU I K I, f^T^PTPft, PJj^lrfUft. 
 SoMNiLOQUisM, «. talking in sleep. 3Ttyui"Ji «. ?ft^ sffeutn. 
 
 To SoMKiLOQUizE, v.n. talk in sleep. aJmuilSr, 5fFf?T-&c. ^- 
 3^, pT^PTTT'Jr M.-f^^R^TT «». JPTot,— wildly or incohe- 
 rently, SRoCTT, -"^Hotul. 
 
 SoMxoi/ENCT, Somnolent. See Sleepiness, Sleepy. 
 
 Son, «. ^^ or ^'p »». n^m m. q=5( w. <jh m. j^nP m. f*(<^- 
 sr m. 3TRH^ »». anrsf «i. 3Tt^ or ^ m. jf^ »». H^wf m. 
 
 cPPT w. ^ »». gn »». 
 
 Duty of a s. J'jlvT'f >». 
 
 Dutiful and aflectionate s. ^7^ m. ?It^5I m. 
 
 rrom 8. to 8. — patrimony, &c. descending. "fkRT^, 
 
 Having sons or a s. 55ft, J^RT^ ;>op. 5^«f?r, HJ^l. 
 Joy or rejoicing on the birth of a a. J^TFR^ m. 2=5ft- 
 
 Sorrow at the death of a s. j5T5!ll^«»- 
 
 S. of — as expressed by Fitz, Ap,Ben, 0'',!(c. ^H" (in 
 comp. and prefixed, as ?r«iT *I1" f^ X[^ T?"), ^3^ (pre- 
 fixed and used esp. in notes and of Muhammadans) . In 
 the case of Bnihmans the father's name is usually put 
 next to the individual's name and before the surname, 
 as ^5^1*? im^^ ^r\ i. e. Baghundth ( son of) Bama- 
 Chandra Parwate. 
 
 S. of an unmarried girl. <}n^r J5( m. 
 SON-IK-LAW, «. vin^ or ofiqi^ m. 3fr»Tm m. 
 
 Sister of one's s. vTR^or/. 
 Song, n. singing, modulated voice. »TM «• ITTT n. TR «. »IT- 
 
 ?nft/. jftn «. f%nt<T w. »ft^/. nf«T^ «. 
 
 S. and sport. X[^V\ m. 
 
 S. with music ^i»ftrl n. 
 
 Sweet s. ifrf loET »». 
 2 a 8. o iai/<iJ, Sfc. jftfl «. Some modes or kinds are, ^- 
 ift?T, ^1?^, *<(lrt or !f)^T?ft, '^^rft 'JToft, <?*(IS, -qlfllrt, 
 
 ^^, ^ctTT, 5^, HTmr or frifliuii, gn, <(|h-«<<Oi 5^, Tigr 
 
 Holy or spiritual s. ^^ n. 
 Introductory stanza of a 8. aq^ n. ff^ m. 
 
 3 See PoETBT, Poest. 
 SoNGSTEB, rt. See SiNOEE. 2 a lird that sings. imv( <TT^«. 
 
 SONGSTBESS, n. female singer. inTlft/ imrtYoT/. 
 SoNiFEBODS, a. producing sound. ?Ti^-s?rfJT-^-&e. JR-q^n^ 
 
 -^jR^-&c. [55r^'\?r-?f^rf-&c. 
 
 SONLESS, a. ^5r, f^^% 3T5'5T, 3T5?nF, 3T5=5ft, 1^<\iF, 
 Sonnet, n. short poem. T^^,^[r{] f. '^^f. 
 
 SONOBIFIC. See.SoNIFEROUS. 
 
 SONOEOUS, a. that emits sound when struck, nm-cii, «IMU||<t, 
 ^T^^T, ^TJT^, ^rnCt, ?HT^, 5^, ?1A«^+K. 
 2 cZeor sounding, full, ^'c. 3HHM<^K, qhr, T^^W, ?fT^- 
 
 SoNOEOusLT, «(fi?. v.A. 2. <?luHH"ft<T, CTS^rtfT, &c. JRTH'RT'TT 
 
 SoNOBonsNEss, n. v. A. 1. «)i>Ji*is<^i m. TRf^TTT m. flf^/. 
 
 2 ?jH»;<ftroMMU|| m. <iUiiIuHi|U|| m. &c. 
 SoNsuiP, n. state, character, ^'c. of a son. M-5(MU|| m. &c. «f^- 
 
 r^ n. J^l'TT^ OT. 
 Soon, o(fp. in a short time. t5^^, »itl^?TT to5Tn, "Ttl^^TWr- 
 
 oEFf, 3T?<T«hlrtl'^', »fli+<<ifT, S^tgtff?!, ^rWTtH, vflfi(rt*i'*. 
 
 As s. as, v. Immediately, wj^ or sff. 
 
 Sooner or later, srnt HPT, *n^^, 5flrTl^s«nrr, arrf^ »TT. 
 
 No sooner said than done. T^r^cft ^ffir aiTf'T fIRrJt 
 
 2 V. Eably. ?!J^!R, ^lepa^^. 
 
 3 readilg, v. Willingly. ^^, ?mWr#, Ac. Note. 
 There is no Mariithi word that expresses this word in 
 the phrase, toould as soon. The phrase must be rendered 
 by a periphrasis ; ex. I would as soon go as stay, 
 
 ( or flR#5r ) afn^. 
 
 Soot, n. the dirt of smoke. M^ltil or k|<)^| m. JT'ft ;jop. »rK 
 /. Hn^/. gr^l^ n. 5^ n. ^m/. 
 Filament of s. «ISJT^ «. 
 
 Filaments of s., straws, &c. %T?t^ n. sr; w. «Rt^ «». 
 2V> Soothe, v. a. v. To Coax. 3T55^, jt5R^, »n^?:6T, jjiM<j 
 n.-&c. ^R^^r. o/o. «n3/. 'fi'vHKui g. of a. T^^-H I^M*.- 
 H |[T?I »». f'JfT^ ^. o/o. ;j?T ?r€t ^T^, *<<<loiuf. 
 
 2 assuage, mollify, mitigate, y. To Ease, ^trf^ or ?rf- 
 ?T^, ?ftfSRi»op. ^ftfWT or flfrRftT n.-vJIVH w.-Ac. ^^ 
 9- ofo. 
 
 3 appease, v. To Pacify. ?iiH<^uj or ^ffl^, ?rtfT-&c. ^F- 
 T^, ^tf<T/.-?IKTqT^ n.-^m'^/.-Ac. :R^y. o/"o. 
 
 S00THEB,w. Soothing,;), a. v. V. 1. aHldHUlRT, 5HIH4"IKI, 
 
 •&C. rff^Mr^l, BT^ 'fl^-'HI, rtTsm*. 
 
 2 Ttt^'JrnT, &c. ^fiHH+Tll-JFTft, 3?5T»T^- 
 
 3 ^im^OIRT, 7TM+^"im, &C. ^tf?I^TTf-:pTT^-&C. #VT-?Tr- 
 tl-Ac. ^-^-&c. 
 
 Soothing, n. v. l,—oo^. 3i|bt<4ujn. ifiM-iui «. &c. g^jfjw. 
 i' 2 irtffiwof «. Ac. ^fSR jxy. ^fqfJT or 3[tfrT?^n. ^f^ff n. 
 
SOB 809 
 
 77?vK «. ^v^ m. sin*PT ♦». ;l 
 
 3 ?if<T^ »• 5[if ?r^?^ «. &c. ?nr»n^^/. ^nr^n^t^. ^Pt^- I 
 
 ^ «. fllM^i"! n. j 
 
 SOOTHISQLY, cJo. T. V. 1. 555a;^»«?T, MI<fl*«^Wn>><f; j 
 
 T, a^ffwl-ri *T5rT, &c. [tell, &c. 
 
 5b SoOTUSAr, SooinsATEB, Ac. Se« To Ditise, To Fobe- 
 £oOTX, a. cocered, ijc. icilh toot. mO «!*!♦) «it*l-^Hp43T-&c. 
 
 Sop, «. a»y thinj dipped and toftened in liquor. f»T^T«T^- 
 
 2 Se« BaiBiu. 
 ." JPHISJI, SoPHi-iTBT, fi. tpeeiouM huf fallacious argument, 
 
 fallaciou* reatoning. 3TPTm «. f^^mPTniTi 
 
 «r<4l*Tm n. «(l+ar* n. 
 Sophist, n.fallaciou* reatoner. 3TPTI«^[<(), 
 
 2 teeptical philotopher. ^]^. [HTmrJT^. 
 
 Sophistic, Sophistical, a. v. Fallacious, stptwt^, atrr- 
 SopoBiFEBOus, SoPOBiFic, «. cwtinj tleep. ^ i<|U|«IRT, 
 
 SOBBILE, a. //la/ may iff drunk. w<l*<Ivd)'ll-«TT?^-&c. ^, 
 SOBCEBEB, «. T. MaOICIAK, C0MJUU£B. 3TT^T^, r=!«ft, «ft- 
 
 SOKCr.BESs, n. female torcerer. ^]^\(\^f. %T^T2.t/. ^5RT- 
 SOECEBT, «. V. Magic. STTf/" ^TT^f^/. %?^ n. itW^ir/. 
 
 SOKSES, «. exerementitiou* mailer. JT<^m. n. po/. JToEni. %f ». 
 S. of the head, f^^ /. 
 S. of the «kin. N+dl m. 
 SOKSID, a. mean, base, rile. ^^, JWT, ^3W, Pi'icm, (rt^^- 
 B, 3T>I»T, »IT^, TPH', 3T^P=T, vf^'^ff?!. 
 2 T. Corrroffs, Mweblt. ftVJ, ^J, f^<«r, ft^HTlft, 
 
 SOB 
 
 SOKDU>.<rES«, n. T. A. 1. «fr^^ITr w. fM'i^\m. ^T^fnnJITw. 
 
 Ac. 3Tvn»rTi». <inTTf^«. 3nFqfftr/.<TmT|fn/.'*TW»Tff(T/. 
 
 2 ^NUIMUII «». r*A4«ll «. Ac. ^riw«T n. 
 ^obe, n. wound. Under plate, tfc. fM n. ^»rT n. ^ n. ITT «. 
 
 Mftin^otj ■. \%vn n, 
 
 8. oa the bMk of a bewt. ^r«/. 
 
 Spratdiog ■. vNt i». 
 
 Ulceroua •. «m/. »n «. 
 
 To apply idt lo a •. yffrT^ im w. ^■n or vmw^T /. 
 
 To clean a •. ITUf^JlV^ ». ^T^T. 
 2 fig. «. /i««. »l4fWr «• WihuiH". WRn. TW«. '^^.n. 
 Prober of a ». MHM'ft, h4^^. 
 To probe a •. HhI*^^"! «.-»r^^ «.-Ar. W^. 
 To rip up an old a. <TO^/<n¥^, »i»if%)'.iii.-Ac.1frB{, 
 1i<nM, a. that koM bee* hurt, end u Under and meeephbU of 
 
 5^»rTTT, <inn3, yy^i i^snff , 
 
 2 (mentallj). ifSfff! ^fW^^T, CT«»%W. «?^k^:^, 
 
 3 grievous, severe, v. Afflictivb. HRt, ^Jjft'T, 5?^, 
 
 4 ( the eyes ) injlamed. ^^R%c5r, g^r. 
 To have a. eyeis. 5T^ wi.^'/. q^ii} in. eon. 
 
 Soke, Sohelx, arfr. v. A. 3. <J>R^, arfrTnT. ["IT «i. 
 
 SOBESESS, n. Y. A. 1. |:?T «. J^rtTrT/. J^^'PITot. ^c6^*M- 
 
 2 ^<nVr*M<JIT w. HJTH^:^ n. 
 
 3 HrttTTT w. +.<iloi quTT »i. -^«l<,M"n m. Ac. 
 SOKBEI., a. V. Bay. %?^TT<tT. [ ?yPr5 «. 
 SOBBEL, n. — the plant. |=l [++!/. /^o/). ^^r m. ?TfT%tft «»• ^- 
 
 SoBBiLT. adv. T. A. 3. %f^^5rpm, fir^n;, Pi*^, ^*i<V<<r 
 
 PiaHcfHl <?«<-^ &c. [ ?TmT m . Ac. 
 
 SOBBIXESS, n. T. A. 3. ^RUHMTWr m. ?TT<liR^0IT m. f^T^r- 
 
 Ib SoBBOw, «. n. ^riepf, J<? «a</, (fc. 5:^ «.-%^ M.-^rt^ ♦».- 
 
 Ac. q^, |:^ «.-%^ m.-%TiT m. pl.-^^. m. pl.-&c. iTT^ 
 
 111. eon. 5:^>s!T>ft-f^vT-&f. SHPf, ^<MK«f, TJt. 
 
 SoBBOw, n. grief, v. Affuctiox. |:?^ «. ^^ m. f^aPKt/. 
 
 Vt^ m. fT|?:/. mwiH M. 
 
 Freed from all s. aud suffering. STTf^lsirrf^^^, 
 This is but the beginning of sorrows. ^I^teT a^FT ?5r- 
 
 SoEBOwFUL, a. V. Afflicted. 5:^, f^?!^, ^vT, %^^, 
 
 2 — the voice, accents, Ac. v. Piteous. ^|+«6rr ^v>lJ or 
 oft, r+rt«<iyil or oft. 
 
 3 — counteuauce, Ac. y. Sad. ti^, ^«^. 
 I 4 producing sorrow, exciting grief , S(e. y. CalauitOcs, 
 
 Afflictive. |:?n^, 5:^il«?, 5*.<fl^l*l*, J'-W^, ift^ST??, 
 
 SOBBOWFULNESS. See SOBBOW. 
 
 SOBBY, a. griecedfor, pained at, t. Afflicted. 5:^, %5f , 
 
 To be 8. 5:^ n.-Ac. ^X^ in. con. J^Kot, Tfolf. 
 2 — for one's own conduct, v. Repentant. "T^iin^TPft. 
 
 To bo s. 7=*llTn<T w.-<T«tIRT w.-Ae. fftot ^\'.^ in. con. 
 3 poor,paUrg, tjv. T. JIean, Worthless, ftrps^inr or 
 oft, %f yr: i^ |UlT or oft, fSfJWTOTT or oft, ^^J^fTPr, ^^iq^, 
 
 • m?PT, ^!FiT, fH'UTT, «^t^m »it<?rirr, ^Hift**<i f^»t?ft- 
 
 SoBT, ». V. Kind, ^ifn/. srrT/. ITSTT m. ftqm. (incomp.). 
 Of first 8. 3W?5. Of second s. ^. Of third b. TftJT, 
 Of all sorts or kindii. ff^^ft or ^, frntH, ^^*T. 
 Of many sorts and faahious. q^iT^T^r. 
 To be or feel out of sorts. an^vI-'iTHfl ^m or ^r^ot 
 impers. and ip.-vn. J'F^ ^^tf-:^<f-'<4i*itT?f "Treof impert. 
 and in. con. 3fTtn « -ifT^ w.-Ac. ?rl«i«»l'i "Ror. 
 2 infl«««-,/a«Ak/», v. Way. ^^f;^r. m. t{ffij>op. ti^f. n^f. 
 To SoBT, r. a. t. To Classify. Ijnoj, n^f.-q^f. pi. SW^ 
 y. 0/ 0. JPTWR Wt'if , ITR m. ^ot y. of 0. T»lMf/ "Rot, 
 3<mqk^m,r<4«'^vi4| in.pl. ^^g.ofo. 
 ]| 2 «W<:c/, eull, pick out, v. To Choose. f^<a^, «r^Jt. 
 i 7\> Sow, V. n. See To CoytoBi, To Surr. 
 '' SoBTiE, See Sallt. 
 
 m 
 
SOTT 
 
 810 
 
 soff 
 
 To Sot, v. n. tipple to stupidity, f^n^, ^re:^^/.-f^VT#^ 
 
 /.-«l*eMuil m.-&c. JRof_ 
 Sot, n. Sottish, a. haUtual drutiJcanl. f%TqT, f%n't#^ remitt 
 
 rem?:, f^^mr^T, ^^t^r, arHjfti^Trt, ^^ or h^ttt, ^- 
 
 2 See Stupid. 
 SoTTisnsEss, n. v. A. 1. i^l^siMt/. f^^l^Mt/ fT5[TT#ff/. 
 
 "^fHMUir m. &c. HqmfTp/. 
 SOVL, n. immaterial essence, viewed as an emanation from 
 tJte Deify ; the rational soul. M<»4kHI ?». 3TTrKT«». fiHicMI 
 m. ^fWv(^ m. f^^OT/. f^HW m. ccf>T<^'4 m. a^rnr^K n. 
 3TrTqWt m. 
 
 S. of the universe. sT^ «. MiHicHI m. 
 
 2 vivifying or animal soul, the vital principle or spirit. 
 oft^JTT m. qmirHl w«. 3TT?m »». ^ft^ w. sim «». aTTcHRT- 
 JT OT. ^^TfT w. ^^^s^ n. %rI??TW^ «• <3ft^^^Ft5T/. J^ »». 
 
 Living s. f^rTT ^ft=T >». 
 
 Oneuess of s. or sentiment. ^^^PTR' «». cTI^R'^T n. 
 
 Seated or iuliercnt in tlie s. 3TTriTf^?. 
 
 Union of s. and body. ^r<TpT3^qtfj m. 
 
 "With one's whole s. f^«rPTr<rT^ or f^Tt*n^,rH«< I «??«■, 
 rH^l«rT^nf, f^T<rPTTft, ^«1I<^K«T. [ m. '^. 
 
 To love ( a friend, &c. ) as one's own s. f^T^TO 'sft^ 
 
 To work with all one's s. and strength, vftef ^TUtT 
 ^^m n. !Rot. 
 
 3 self, the ahstract individual. 3TTf»TT m. ^ m. n. 
 
 4 essence, quintessence. fR^^ «». ^TT m. ^SJXJtf »». ^f^t- 
 ?!l m. r^o^iarr w. rFKl^r n. [«qT »». 
 
 5 /re, «a/<, life, ^-c. v. Spieit. v»ft«rff». ^ n. tT^T^/. f^- 
 G human leinj. See Pebson. 
 
 Sound, a. not diseased., 4'c. v. Healtht, Hale. <|'llPl<loil- 
 ^ToET, 1?!''^ Pj<,i*T-^iT3T, fSr^Mt, 3TTWt, STTtn, «m^- 
 
 5T, tT5«^, «?5'^T^, ^3:?r, ^35^, ar^iTui^ xjiir. 
 
 2 «o/ /iwr/, not teounded., ^'c. tfS, aTtTJr, 3T?^?f, ? ^H<f^cf , 
 ^?T^J7, aTHT, 9T5^, 3TfH^, SrSTrfT^nil, ST^iTm^Trl. 
 
 3 V. Oeiuoi;ox. ^=qTTTmNrT, ^fT«T^, ^?T«IT«r?Nt. 
 
 4 unhurt, unimpaired, ^rm, in good condition. tT5, tTf^FT, 
 sre^rr, «TSVTFl^ or f , tT^tm or siT34ft7^, tT5^r ^^TS^, ^r- 
 ^rf or ^ or ?fT5ft?T, 3T5^, gTf?1?T, fST^, Wf<^^ m^- 
 
 5 ( arguments, reasoning, Ac. ) solid, valid Just. iRt- 
 
 sn:, 5^TPTr^T, ''ftrft^, himni, &c. ■HH<i+, *)^f^-i;, sras^- 
 
 S, ^rff or ^FT, ^liftfT or ^T^ftrT, aT^TS^ftT, STTft^'f, 
 
 G— of sleep, nr^, f^if^s, ^, s^o!;^, n^or »H^, TOP, 
 7— of beating, &c. OTiR, qo5^, qST^ or q?im?ftqT, 
 
 8 icilhoutfluw or llemish. HTP, ^?PT, ^rars, I^^T^, 
 f^T, f^^OT, f^^pWt. 
 SOCSD, n. noise. ^^ m. arRT^ ?n. f^ w. 5(15^ m. ^T^ m. 
 ^^ m. ^A m. ?Erf^ m. ^^ m. P l ^^ q m. gnn w. 
 
 Auspicious, &c. s. 3iqc^ m. [tff^ m. 
 
 Deep OP hollow s. ^h^t m. nnt^r^w. tirf^ m. v^^m. 
 
 Faint or lingering s. ^fVf. or g^^/. 
 
 Loud thundering s. tTfTS »». tr5'41R m. 
 
 Of a good s. 3frFrPT^R. 
 
 Prolonged or continuing s. JTT^w. ^f- 
 2 «/roi<. ^?f^/. 
 To Sound, v. a. cause to make a noise. «j|^«jvt, sj^l^ui, fTT- 
 STSTtif, 5TT^ »».-^s^ OT.-&C. ^^ g. of 0. ^v^ n.-^^^n.. 
 ^5^ rt.-&c. ^Tot ^. of 0. 
 
 2 search with a plummet, ^'c. nstH-lot Z\'^ TT^'i-Kt'JT- 
 dif, rfcE m. TT^, ?R5<TT^'jft/.-<ic. Jp^ jr. q/'o. 
 
 8 V. To Pump. j^^-^-Ac. '^f^ TTf'jf, JR n. TT^nt. 
 
 4 T. To PUBLISU. iMV"i. 
 
 To Sound, v. n. make a noise. srrJT'f, 'ft?^, TT^M, V^ »»•- 
 STI^ m.-&c. ^iPC^-^, n^ »?i.-TI5^ W.-RPT5T ».-^-im 7».-&c. 
 ^ g. of s. 
 
 To sound cracked. Hr<\l*(u|. 
 To B. dead, flat, hollow. T^T^ot, ^«j^mJ{. 
 To s. deep and hollow. 5^^, ^H^^T^. 
 2 — an instr. of music. cTM^, ^^M. 
 8 use the line and lead to search the depth of water, q- 
 5ST^-»I55 Z\^-&.c. rra m. 'TT^uf-TPTft n. ^^\^-^\^ n. H>- 
 3Tot-(ToEtTTpft/- ^Rot. 
 Sound, adv. See Soundly. 
 
 Sounded, p. v. V. A. 1. «rrJr^^?5T, &c. 5n%, Rf?l^, ^^if^- 
 ?T, ?t^^, ^ftrf, ^qi%?T, gif&i?r, 
 
 3 JToET^t "?Tff r5^, &C. 
 
 SouNDEB, n. Sounding, p. a. t. V. A. 1. «rr3Rirm, &c. ^- 
 ^^, ^T^-&c. q;TTf-Jp]tt-&e. 
 
 T. v. ISf. 1. and SONOBOUS. ^T^OTRT, ^TT^THT, ^T^ ^aiTTT, 
 &c. JJI^rsfT, TT^, ?T?fT^, ?5^^R, ?15TmTr^, 5^T. 
 
 That sounds hollow or flat. ^«l^«ltrT. 
 L (of wild hogs). ?TT^t/. 
 
 SOUNDLT, adv. V. A. 5. -nXym., •■<4IMM, jflfft^, HPllH, &C. 
 T'TRTTT, ^'iTT'fRq'. 
 G »TT5, 15^ or q^^. 
 
 7 ^ffT, ^"^^5, «»ii+I|^, MS*H5, «I^^, *IS^5=1, ^3^1?. 
 Soundness, m.v. A.l. ilMlPlTlaiMuil m. &c. fH'rt'ft'nrr «'. ^TT- 
 
 la'TT^T'TT "♦. Ac. <i'il*im m. TRTTf^?^' n. Pt^lPini/. &c. 
 
 2 trsTUTT «». ininHr^ «». ?T?TmT?f «i. ?T?mf|?^ «. 
 
 3 See OETnoBOXY. 4 tn^nrt fft. Kr^qtJTTw.?)r^'?urT»i.Ac. 
 tT5 n. ^^n^rft/. iRt^p?^/. JT^ST^fft/. ^TTJrft/. ^^ m. 
 
 5 ?m^'mT m. «^r*+M01l »». ^TT^fT^'JTT ot. &c. vfT^ w, 
 ?TT5?ft/. STSt^sft/ ^^ m. 3mS5ftq-?rT/. 
 
 G its^'Jir w. f^fsf^qoTT m. ng^Muir «». &c. 
 
 8 f^+7iHMuii w. ■f^^rrmr >». ^Ttnrf^ n. 
 Soup, n. v. Bbotu. wnpft^T ^t m. 
 
 SouB, a. acid,tart. 3T5ll or arfsR, ^V^Z^., ^jflT, ^^^Ti '*f^i 
 34M<'H , — remissively, sourish., arfsTT^, STfsR^T, 'iTt^<T; 
 — enhancingly, cfr^y «o«r, arfsR^m, affhtS'tim, 3^tq?- 
 5F, 3Tt »<^-q I " I I ,?^3T^,— an eructation, &c. ^f^Z.^^^^], 
 
 Of a sour kind, — a fruit, &c. 3TR5CrT. 
 
 S. and tough,— food. ^^i{M^i. 
 
 Sweety s. STPrnsj. 
 
80TT 
 
 811 
 
 SPA 
 
 To become s. art^. 
 
 2 harth of temper ; cralbed, morose, ^e. v. CbOss. ^. 
 
 or ^, ^^. 
 
 3 txpretting ditcontenl, (J-*?.— face, Ac. ^m^TfTmR^, 
 
 or oft. 
 To make a s. face, art^ <Trs n.-f^MdHTl w. W.X^. 
 To SOCB, r. a. make aeid. 3lt^-3Tt^?T-&c. "Ji^, ailM^vj, 3Rt- 
 •j-t^wjl m.-Ac. ^iu|ui, [ aft^^T «. 
 
 Matter thrown into ( flour, tobacco, &c. ) to s. it. 
 To B. by exposure to the air. <H<(^ui, ar^HT VlflSi^^^ 
 -',l»^, &c. 
 
 2 make crott. ^^5IT5E-^-^HfT-^?T-^-&c. ^T^. 
 To SouB, c. n. <«r» acid. 3Tf?pri, 3TtJR-^-&c. ^I'it. 
 To 8. through exposure to the air. 3Tt^. 
 2 — the teeth or palate. SR^pIT^, 3Tt«f^. 
 6ocB-LOOKi>o, a. V. SouB. f^»T^TWT, nnr. 
 SorBCE, n. ipring, fountain, origin. g'W m. ^^W w. ^HT/. 
 
 7?Tfttr<TR n. sfnr «. ^ ». «^im<ih «. ^r^/. arr^ »«. 
 
 TfT^fV M.f. 
 
 SocBED, p. T. V. A. 1. arfijT %5p^, arNw^fiT, &c. 
 
 2 <^?<J(3 *^rir, &c. ^ft, ^flT? ^. 
 SocBSEss, n. V. A. 1. 3Tt«ni<mT m. gRrHbroTT tn. ^I'mr «. 
 
 artiRTf /. ^TFT/- ^t^t^/- 3T»^?tt/. 3TM*tt^ »». 
 
 2 w^niawoii «i. ^iHMuii i». 5«rnjn »i. <i><l>flM''ii m. &c. 
 
 ' ^ .'( m i^ f. 
 
 To SocsE, r. n.— a bird of prey. fTTT /-5ri/-WT/.-%^/.- 
 
 &C. VI<!4U|-*1K<<i. 
 
 Jo SocsE, r. a. immerte iuddenly, v. To Plckoe. JiRj'T-'PT- 
 
 Jl*H-^-&c. 5l^<7f. 
 SocsE, aJr. plump. Jif-^H-^-Ac. *rT-TT-'FT-Ac. 
 SOCTH, <i. lehnging, i]-c. to the touth. ^f^TOTIT ,^f^^r?T, 
 
 Socin, n. ^^f. ^f?Ton/. ^tjrf^T/. qr^iTT/. 
 Lying north and ». ^%uim<. 
 Pointing to or facing the a. ^[fllflTTO, ^f^«1lf^g<T, 
 
 Towards the •. fT WiBM I ^A . 
 
 To bo •.-•corchod.— fruit trees, 4«. ^f^TO^, ^ftwf /. 
 ^Tvpi in. CO*. [-snfn )f. 
 
 - icTH-r.*»T, n. ^ »t ^' l /. a?film. arrinft ( or corruptly, 
 
 •: JUin-EASTE«5, SOtTTH-EAS-rEBLT, a. 3nJj«ft^, ^fiflVI^^, 
 
 S. wind. Nr«n ■». 
 Socm-wABD, ode. ^r^div), yfwi^lJ^, ^ff^lfT^^, 
 SocTH-wEar, w. fMifir/. "St'R'ft/. 
 
 80CTB-WE9T, SOCTH-WE«TEB.X, SoUTH-WErrEBLTA "HffWT. 
 
 8ot;thx&£T, SOUTDEB5, a. hdonying, ^e. to the $omth. ^• 
 •HIT, ^f^, ^fiwoft, cfMTf^iWT, ^HTrfH^fT, ITWT, ^- 
 
 SouTBxni-woOD, «. artemitia. ^IT^V jM>p. ^fvrrm. 
 SoTZHJUta, s. (of the lun). ^f^mmnn. m^^nnn. 
 
 SoDTESiB, n. V. Mejioeial. aflot^/. qr^Rt/. 
 SoTEBEiON, a. supreme, v. Chief, n^, R«?rT, ST^, ^^^• 
 
 SovEBEiox, n. V. Kixo. n^r, *T^r^, ^rarrtftn, ^^ttj??, 
 
 S. paramount. ?T5TTT. 
 2 W'H\M ^ m^ arf^. 
 SovEBEiOKTT, n. supreme authority, supremacy. wtf^-iSf^. 
 SJ^PT-Ac. aTf*T^^»n.-?lTTT/.-&c. ?l^rfyr^^»». 3TTf^n^«. 
 S. paramount. BT^TRT". 
 Sow, n. female pig. g^ or I^O^l/. ^^/. 
 To Sow, ». «. scatter seed for growth. ^n.-hc.^K^-'Z^'^- 
 
 <Fhl^-&c. ^rjft/.-^f^''fl'/.-^»n.-&c. ^rT^t. 
 To Sow, p. o. ( seed, or, a field ). ^T^t, ^^ or 3^oi, qf^^^, 
 
 &c, !PT^, f^idqiaof. 
 
 Sowing, — compreh. *. and setting, tceeding, Sfc, 551^- 
 
 To 8. by dropping seed into holes, jf^, ^"^. 
 To 8. by scattering. *|«h»)|, ^nrot. 
 To 8. (rice &c.) with the hand. *r5 7^ or ST^oir. 
 As you s. so shall you reap. K^^■(^ ?!% ^^^k^ W-^^ 
 
 To reap you must s. ^oftw <it TftfT. 
 
 2 (discord, dissension^ Ac.) spread. ^T't,"%t5R'jf. 
 SowEB, «. SowiNO, /). a. V. V. A. 1. ^<wiKr, ^ROtrt, Ac. 
 
 ift^RN^, «ft^rfl4Ul+Tlf, ^T. 
 Sowiso, w. T. V. A. 1. ^Tof«. ^^n.Ac. ^rrft/ ^m.^T^ft/. 
 ^^^n. ^Vtm. ^t^rfW»». »ft^TfN<tfi. 
 
 Fit state (of the ground) for s. ?nr/. ^TWrw. 
 
 Omission of the usual 8. TT^^«./. TT^m. TT^Tt/. 
 Sowl.ts, fi, «oiir gruel, spt^/. 
 Sows, n. y. V. A. 1. ^?^?TT, ?rT%?rT, Ac. qftif, ^ifrfT, 
 
 S. by the hand. qft<I>. [^Ct^. 
 
 S.— fl« opposed to wild; *oicn or *<■/. ^Toft^T, ??WfWr, 
 Space, n. abstract extension, an^^w. ^5|l««. ^JfT". 
 
 Empty B. qhF5£t/. ^If^n- 
 
 Included a. aTwrrTTn. 
 
 Infinite ». (— M opposed to finite s. tRfFTlUM. R5r^r- 
 ^fl.) KfT^^im. 
 
 Spreading through all s. f^'Mll"^, arf^THT. 
 
 2pUee, V. Eoom. 5htw^ ««. ainn^iT w. n, vjmr /. T^r- 
 ? w. vmf. ar^iT «. 
 
 3 a B. a »/)0/, V, Place. 3TT»n ««./. 
 Open or clear s. a »oirf spot. il^5t/. 
 
 4 A 8. an ej-/pn/ o/ spaee^ v. Dij-taxce. qRT m. fft^<T/. 
 
 5 jikM/i/y o//iW, T. Pebioi). w^JT/. ar^ m, ^n?*!"- 
 
 Spacioi-b, «. T. KoosiT. ^Ttw,"^, <T^r5t, aitT^q^gi. 
 
 2 extensive. MfK-i, ^, Pttn*^, wrOTrff^TTT^T, f TT^, ST- 
 itw, ft'fft'^, f%^^, ?TiaJTT«, f^nn? or S, fV^T?. 
 SPAciof!i.'«E8R, fi. V. A, 1. ^'^irnnrM.'^Toir m. q«T^q<7Trw. 
 
 2 qiTT^qrJir w. sr^;(T<TV|r m. Ac. PrerRwi. RTT^^ir/. Jl((t- 
 
SPA 
 
 •812 
 
 SPE 
 
 Spade, ». ^^mz n. ^rfH^ «. ^^^TT^ «• 
 
 SPA.DIX, n.— S. of a plantain tree. %55^^ n. %5rqtl rt. 
 
 Sl'AN, «. (of the thumb and little fingvr). sftH/. fsTfTftrT/. 
 
 2 ( of the thumb and fore-finger ). fz=q or t\r^f. sn^HIin. 
 
 3 (of timber) girth, q*ff /. 
 
 To Span, v. a. measure hy the span. fiirO^ J^rJT^, Rrrt<1 SIT^. 
 
 Spascel, n. cori /o conjlne a cow's legs, srr^^ m. HTOT w. 
 
 Spanqle, n. hit of metal or an;/ thing sparkling used a* an 
 
 ornament. =5nT^/. ^pr^"t^V. ftsp^it/. f*RM=R5^/. ^Ff- 
 
 To Spanolb, v. a. tet mth spangles, ^nw^f. pl.-ft^^^f. 
 
 pi. -&e. c^r^ot-vijgtjf-. 
 Spanqled, p. V. V. ^H^PTT ?IT^%~5T-^f#rrT, &c. ^fTT^qt- 
 
 =ErT, ft^rTt^, &c. 
 
 Spakiel, «. ^^TpEft ^^ 'jiTrr arr^. 
 
 2b Spajjk, v^a. See To Slap. 
 
 fTo Spank, v. n. (along) tear along, v. Impetuouslt. vts^- 
 
 Spankee, n. a tall, strapping, striding fellow, v. Labge. 
 
 ^nrw, ^HToc:^, ftrm or ■prcqii. 
 Spanking, a. whacking, ^c. v. Lahge. ^tt^, 5r<TTJT, «?fTmT, 
 
 Spankinglt, af?c. v. V. and Impetuovslt. vfj^ or spT, tT- 
 
 Span new. See New. 
 
 Spab, «. round or squared piece oftimler. ^Tl^wi. '^T^tot. ?r- 
 
 2 — the mineral, calcareous s. ^^^g^JT]- m. 
 To Spab, v. n. fight prelusivelg. ^mTTraTr/.^mT^/.- 
 
 2 See To "Weanole. 
 To Spaee, ». a. use frugaHy, apply scantily. tT^T-^TfT ?rT^- 
 
 m^y nr^ 5jR;dr, jer^^ /•-'tq^/.-f ^jiZ-Ac. iprnr 
 
 !H4+n€^-&c. ^m. :pr5f, ^nJT/.-??T^H.-^»r?rTf/.-&c. ap- 
 
 9TfT «.-fTrI OT.-'Tmw».-;};?r5in.-&c. ^"JTuf). 
 
 To 8. one's self, save one^s strength. arfTw. xfn;uf-5[f. 
 
 ^, ^ift^w. <i<H"Ji, "Tre/. =^T<jf-^-iijin. 
 
 2/)(M-^ wjVA tcithoiit inconvenience. ^rz'sn-^^T'-Ac. »r 
 
 \^. 
 
 Enough and to spare. ^^?\ q <NM> TT. 
 8 omit, forbear to inflict, or impose. ^U^.^ *rPP sRot 
 
 Spake, <j. v. Subplus. ^jstR, 5'PT^, <5r^, ai^rr or sr, s^oft- 
 
 S. item (of clothing, &c.). ^ M^ l g . 
 
 S. time, V. Leisure. ^T^TH/ fr^pft Vas/. 
 2 ♦««n^re. t. Lean, ^jit, tTFTotq^fTT, ?Tot f5T, gjrmJJsp, 
 VTf Mt or rq^T, ?;sfT, ?;?lt»T. 
 
 5 V. ScANTT. vrir, aryr, 5^7:, 3T?q-, 
 
 S^ABENESS, «. V. A. 2. Ul'I'mr »». &C. ?;;[T<TT/ ?J^PIHT/. 
 
 Spaeee, «. Spaeino,;?. a. \. V. 1. (jnrf EcoNOMiCAt. ^ n- 
 ?I5 ^^iriTT, ^PR^^fft^ ^4 ^FTOTi^, &c. ^FB^F^RTT, ^- 
 
 SPiKlNGLY, adv. V. A. ««rf SCANTILX. ^TrT Kn3;fT- 3 1 H <i.? l -Ac. 
 
 Spabk, 71. ( of fire ). fjtinft or fJTfT'ft/. f5TT5?t/. %t»IT «». 
 ?<pfen/oi3. jFgnm, ST^^FOTot. ^.f. fqJEur n. fH??^/. 
 
 spiWoEt/. ^ «. 
 
 2 gai/Jelloio, ^-c. T. Buck, q?, q?^, s^, ^TRtJ^T. 
 
 3 Sec LovEE. 4 small portion, v. Pabticle, Bit. ?RUt m. 
 
 tpfopin^/. fq;otf%<jft/. ^?r »/». ai^ w. 
 Spaekish. See Buckish. 
 Spabk r.E, «. See Spabk. 2. luminous thing. ^;^',^p^ pop. %. 
 
 «T^ui m. ^w^f. 5pt^r^/. 
 2b Sparkle, v. n. emit sparks. f^^JT^qT/. pl.-&.c. JFT^^-^m^t 
 
 -^T^'ii, f^'T'^/ ^Z. f^^ g. of s. 
 
 2 glitter., \. To Shine, g+y+.uj, ^TT^R^, ^'^.P. ^ .iiorT',^^ 
 
 ^^or or f^spfe^, d+.d^-tT^F?!};-?^ arfp. ^dr, ^^H^oj-, 
 
 ^. oft. ?^^, ^T'T n. ^mj7. ofs. 
 Sparkler, n. Sparkling,;?. «. v. V. 2. ^^-■f -f i'fc mnT, pT'P?!^ 
 :FT>^TT, &c. 5P?:5^, ^miEPriT, ?!:R^TfT tr ^'PJ^tn, ?J- 
 
 Sparklinoness. See Brilliance. 
 Sparring, n. T. V. ^mf^/. ^RTT^T?ft/. *(+H+/. 
 Spaeeow, «. — the cock. f^JTrTTM- — the hen, f^JT'Jft/'. f^V- 
 Flock of sparrows. ?TPPT m. 
 
 SpaEEOW-HAWK, n. ^WtV^fr^r^ ij^ 3Tr^. 
 
 Spaese, Spaeseness. See Thin, Thinness. 
 
 Spasm, «. contraction of the muscles. q^spT m. ^Z^f. \vn 
 
 m. «tpPT OT. W^f "ffa wt. ^3¥t/. ETT^ m. 'Hmr m. fki' 
 
 ^f. %n«i. K^^f. ^^r^m. iTf w. ?!-^7/ iftoETw. ^mTf w. 
 S. of the legs. JRat or JRial/ ^FTTwTT/. f Z. «. ^5. 
 Spasmodic, a. t. N. t|fl+<<Nl, <tc. q?% ^Ji^^r. 
 Spathe, «.— 8. of a plantain tree. spT^ «i. 
 2b Spatter, p.«.v.To Speinkle. mt m.pl. 71^, HTf^, 
 Spavin, «. ( on a horse's leg ). M\ii,'i n. TTTMr ffi. 
 2b Spawl, See To Spew. 
 Spawn, n. eggs offish. *TT7rKr arlf «. i^^ 
 2b Spawn, v. n. arff n. ;>?. ^WUl-?jqi<Jfr. 
 To Speak, ». n. vlter words or speech. c^'rcT'T, ?^, ^tT/.- 
 
 fbT*r?^/.-qTnft/. sr^ofy. o/«. rfrs n.-^*r/-:^re w«. f^. 
 
 ^iricfuj, rfff w.-^T/.-Ac. ^of y. o/«. !3i?qt?r, *n«m «.- 
 
 To begin to s. 9n'fl'/-?r5nr/-?is^ ♦»• 5^^ «'«• cow- 
 To cease to s. with. 3T^?5T m. tRof with ^t 0/0. 
 To s. loudly, T. To Bawl, ipm, loff F.P\^. 
 To s. one's fill. ^ *1^7T ^rlOT, 
 
 To s. quickly. ^r^-|fT5R or n-TTTT or rf-Ac. ^StfT, 
 2 /or or against, dispute, \. To Aeoce. ^"raof, ^rf^uf, ^- 
 
SPE 
 
 '818 
 
 SPE 
 
 3 of; T. To Mej.-tio.n-. #ra5r, 7?^ "••"^f m.-Sx. ^vsii- 
 
 *T^^. qfo. 
 To Speak, r. <?. fronounte, utter, ijtsof, *^U|«S, 3W^, ^- 
 
 SI^% *i«ui, JMK «n.-tic. !p^. 
 Speakeb. n. Speakiso,/). a. t. V. N. 1. «fifluiHI, &c. jfj"- 
 
 ^HT, «l'|r>«|>|, ^tPT, ^I^, TT^ ( in comp. as fSTfTHT^, 3T- 
 
 f^*rT^, «if *Ti^, JfyTHT^ft, ^i^TT'ft, ar^HHnft, Ac. ). 
 The intention or aim of the s. f^^/. f^nrf^fT «. 
 Smart and able s. «lt^ «»?'*"(ki. 
 L pretidtnl of certain assfmbliet. ^TTT^^T??. 
 Spkab, ». iiflo*, ^-c. »n?ET m. »R^/. ^5^^ w «R5H m. ^m. 
 ^ m. n. 
 
 Iron 8. Htn/. ?lfe/. 
 S. with a string to recover it. D^/. 
 To Speak, v. a. *n??T ••.-^rtn/.-Ac. JTR^JT, »<lf<?|Ji-&C. ^ft- 
 
 Speab-bead, fl. «PgE n. TT^y. [^iSMlfOl. 
 
 Spkab-sxapp, n. Hlrf*!^/. 
 
 Special, a. Monifiny to a specie*, sn^ft^, ^lf?(*i^«ft-f^- 
 
 2 T. Pabticclab. f^TJ^, yHfllMKUl, yi«IHI'*<, 3T«m^, 
 S. rule. f^5t^WtT m. 
 
 S. text. f^ ^i ^ v^H fl. 
 
 That is provided for ( enjoined or forbidden ) by 
 8. mention. JT^TT^PB. [^tTT. 
 
 3 more than ordinary, Sfe. flTTW, r^t^^TfTT, 3Tf^, 3Tf«T- 
 
 4 detignedfor a particular pvrpote. S^rR-»TjTT?T-'n?TT^T- 
 Ao. %J>»^t, fl^m^f, M*m^, flW^I, Ac. <i«{^<»>, ftj- 
 
 5 limited to a certain elatt of tuhjeet*. f^'^^ f%^«(Nl. 
 
 fiPECIALITT, SpECIALTT, «. T. A. 1. 5!Tf?ra»ifq7TT/. ^^Prft- 
 IMT/. Ac. vfrfWr^ «. 
 
 2 ^ii^5TT/. W+ilMHUIf^ n. Ac. ^^q m. aTOT*»RT n. 3T- 
 
 I. a ». f^ire «. 
 aticiAVvr, ado. v. A. 2. f^ft<r^TH, fl^T, f^VlT?r:, 3TOT- 
 E •IR'I'l:, f^it^Tf'BTT €CH. 
 
 f 4 mJ £xpbes.hi.t. 55TH, ?TT?VT^, W^T!^ or ^. 
 
 ■ SnciK, n. ^</ or nicer coin. «M^of w. »I»1^ ^^TT m. 
 J Brcie«, «. #or/, fiiM*, i/iiJ. arm/ 3ITf^/. ll^TT m. 
 i Tho a.— collect. sn^T?? m. 
 
 ! Sncinc, SpECinCAl,, a. eonttituting a tpeeiet, and distinj- 
 
 uiaktmg it from other*. f^^^J\\<<\^\, fvtfWKVftln^^V^}^ 
 
 8. constitution or character. Jllf-IH Mr<f •». ^I"^"!". 
 2 ( a nediriue ) f%fO, TWT yWTTTTT, ^TT^, 3T^, 
 
 A a. medicine. ?T>nM m. 
 y^rtcmatur.ado. r. A. amft^, 'TPfWr ied. WTTfrff, 9»T- 
 
 Specificalkess, T.A. f^^'TJlTfT/ftr^'H^iiffifiry.afranm'IrtT 
 
 SpEciriCATios, fl. Y. v.— <i<^ I^Vilf'lX'l^ "'• 'T'^^ "• ^fT- 
 •TH «. 3T^r^d^ m. E^T^ tn. 3^?H «• 7^.^ »'». 
 Without 8. 3^HTT7T. 
 Specitiei), p. T. V. 3TH^ '^TjjTi ^rtpifr^, Ac. ^?tf^, ^- 
 
 k^, 3?«iR«^, t-'T^f^U^, sf^, f^f^, 7"?f^. 
 
 SpECIFIEB, fl. gPECIFTINO, p. a. \. Y. 315^--flJT^ »^ Ui q 
 
 5fffnTiIRT, Ac. 7|?np, fq^^l^F, 3T5I^^, £q^^%^, *r^, 
 
 arf^qr^^, 3-|;n^-Ac. spfrr-^FTft. 
 
 To Specift, To Specificate, v. a. mention in particular. 
 dM+nrt«IK-&C. i^tc^^-fef "it-Ac. ^^qqufq- «.-Ao. JJ^o}- g.of 
 0. 3««pF-3TJTJFT »^^ ?f»lof, JT^ n.-a^fHtTR n.-3^^ 
 ft. -Ac. ^ot g.ofo. 
 
 Specimen, f». eample. Riflar m. ^5^T »«. ^TR^fty. ^M «• w. 
 
 Specious, a. shou-y, v. Fi>-k. ^^irT,^tni^, ^rft, 
 
 2 tuperJiciaUy fair or correct ; plausille, Sfc. ^^un^T, 
 
 ^.z^^ ^z^.}^ ^f^prrar^T, s?Hr<JTmi«i% ^fqpTTOTm^, 
 JTHMPrraRH^, ?inT^^?T, ^Fqflf5i*r, ?ifn?iq;T?T, a^nr- 
 
 3 vsing specious arguments, ^c. ?^?T^ >ltT, aTlT JTHT 
 
 Speciously, adv. t. A. 2. ^'jrniTqtill^, &o. ^r!Jl*T!«'J5"»r, 
 
 spTroiPTWnnF. 
 Speciousxess, fl. a. 2. ^oira^oir m. ^TT^tiit m. Ac. ^- 
 
 Speck, *. spat, mark, stain, discoloration. f3% w. \v\W.\ m. 
 ^ n. NviT «n. ^ or 5FT m. ?5T% fi. f??^ fi. sf^ /. 
 
 S. (of mud, blood, Ac.) pplashcd, Bpurtcd, Ac. 
 against. friHtlT m. ffjTT m. 
 
 2 ( in tho eye ). fi^ n. jeq fi. fTi^^Js? n. 
 
 3 minute thing, v. Pakticle. if or m. spftTjiFT / ^f^ m. 
 Speckle, n. #po<, S(c. \. Sikck. fi% n. f«f'«J3T fw. 
 Speckled, Specked, a. rariegated vifh spots, filiwqt^r, 
 
 SlECKLEDSESB, fl. T. A. fjJ^^ffTTT'Tr »». f^^f#^V<lOIT M. 
 
 SiECTACLE, fl. something extraordinary exhibited, ^a m. n- 
 JTTTT «. <^3^ »». VT; KIT M. H^ /. 
 
 2 ofiy thing seen, a sight, T. ScESE. qi^wn^ q^T*f w. 
 
 3 upecloclcB. 3?^mi; or'it^^ pf ^m. jti%?r»«. ^»TTm. 
 
 Spectatob, «. looker, Ithclder. qiTTRT, ^M-Ac. «TT^t»nTT, 
 Spxctbx, *. T. GnoBT, 'jfT n. grqr/. HiitT '1. 
 
 2 meagre person, ^c. \. Stabxeliso, f»IM[T«. Pl^ll*/. 
 
 SrcccLAB, a. having the qualities of a mirror. W^TTT^t^iy- 
 
 »iWt or 5<nn(T, ?^omH9>, ^m'oijoi^, WT^vTw'F. 
 To Sfecclate, r, ««.— in c(immcr«c. v. To ^'mme. 3?^- 
 
 ctS n.-^f^. fi.-Ac. ^T«r, 5r^.«riiqT^-3wqT^' sr-Ac. mtt- 
 qK w^^ ■». Tr»t, 
 
SPE 
 
 814 
 
 SPE 
 
 2 meditate, contemplate, Sfe. ^r'lRT/.-H^m.-f^frT^ tnpl.- 
 Ac. qRof or withg. of s, -mc^ui, fT^^^JTr/.-f^Tfl^^TT/.- 
 &c. ?F?;ot, f^Irf^. 
 Speculatios, w. v. Scheme, ^p^tr m. %^2 n. g"S5T^ n. 5- 
 STJToE n. ^rf'ir^ra/. ^cTT^Ht?/. 
 2 mental view, ^'c. ^Pr^^TT/. JT^P »«. fSr<# »». JTTT^-J^- 
 
 Speculative, «. v. Costemplative. JT^R^ftt?, «TTT^55, 
 2 theoretical, not practical. iTRf^'P, H^frT^, <MrM Pi'+jST- 
 
 Speculatok, «. Speculating, p. o. t. V. 1. an^ Schemee. 
 
 jp^T^r, g^P^R, ^3^r?«rr, ^^r^r^ft or k^tt, 7^f«ir, =5^55- 
 
 Speculum. See Mibbob. 
 
 Speech, «.— the faculty. ^T<Jft/. ^V^f. sfl^/. 3rf^/.'%^t 
 
 Cleverness, or skilfuluess of s, «n^^Ff4 n. <iV^^^- 
 v^ n. JTFFTPnf n. 
 
 Volubility or glibness of s. ^T^^^N?^ n. 
 
 To acquire s. ^vmf. ^'I'T «'«. core. 
 
 To lose 8. become speechless. ij^ET m. q^ ^. o/"«. 
 
 According to Hindu philosophy Speech has four ! 
 stag^es from the first stirriug of the air or breath to 1 
 articulate utterance. They are : the first stage, th/. !' 
 — the first stirring of the breath: the second, ^x^^f. \\ 
 — the faint whispering at the breast : the third, ^'^^^ ' 
 /: the fourth, "^^^ or articulate utterance. 
 2 speaking, ^r^ot «. TR'^ n. .dN?II3»«. 3f^/. qi'^MmK 1 
 w. ?T*^rTTT m. ^^ m. ^JTR m. f^^ m. ' 
 
 Control of s. ^T^f^^^ "». ^^f>l*lH^ n. ^T^ m. 
 
 Liberty of s. ^T^Z^f. <TT5Ht^5fT^ /. sfT^Hfrp/.^m- 
 
 Low, faint, or feeble s. fnuifHUiy. — to speak with 
 Euch. fiTorfiluiuf. 
 ; Slow of s. fJTs^xTTJTS. 
 
 Softness and sweetness of s. ^r<<r)l/. ifr^JTT'J'T n. 
 Stopping one's s. ^psjtpT n. [ &c. 
 
 To control one's s. jtts n.-3ft*r/.-&c. ST^N'Jf-BTToE'iT- 
 To have no consistency in one's s. ^tefH «itc5 m.sTOoi 
 
 8 words, language ; or, matter spoTiCn, ^\A^\ n. »:^of «. 
 
 Beguiling or cajoling s. JJoS^fi^ n. 'JoE'Tmt/. 
 
 Artful involution or ambiguity of a. ej^/. 
 
 Definite s. %jfrfR n. 
 
 Disguised or covert s. sqr^rf^/. 
 
 Elegance of s. ?T«^t?Tfc5cT n. 
 
 IMcre s. sn^JTT^T «. 
 
 Of measured s. fHrTTT'ft. 
 
 Opening of s. «rT^W^ n. 
 
 Unlucky or ill-omcucd s. I^T^T n, 2fT^T^ «. gTT^ 
 
 To catch one in hi» s. l^-<Tn<?^f *Rot — To be caught, 
 
 4 a 8. T. Lasguage. SRlflt/. TNT/. 
 
 5 «e< speech, oration. See Habasgue. 
 Part of 8. — in grammar. ^»^ »». 
 
 There are some occult or covert schemes of tpeech., 
 as fxj^jRt, ^r4+.lO, &c. as there are schemes also of 
 occult tcriting.See under Cipiieb. 
 Speechless, o. destitute ofepeech. j^jjt, JTHT, JJ^,3T^T^, 3T- 
 ^, iJHI^'l, «(NKf^rT, ^inf^d. 
 2 JJia/tf, silent, deprived of speech. <^f3fT, pl^ff^, aT'^TTT, 
 
 Speed, m. v. Swiftkess. ^ m. fETH/. ^pr m. 
 
 At full 8. *R^5re or >T^^, TTVTR, HT«W, HT^TT?!. 
 
 2 expedition, despatch, v. Smaeisess. ^T^f^H"!! ♦». 5J?T^ 
 
 /• t^m/. W^-f- ^"TT/. 
 To Speed. See To Hasten, To Peospeb. 
 Speedily, adv. v. A. and Quickly. ^3^?^, ^PR, 31?^%. 
 Speedy, a. v. Swift. f^ftrT, fsrftrmr^, f^ftfR^, ^ftsTHTift, 
 
 2 expeditious.^ not dilatory, v. Smabt. v^^^t^, f^^T, 
 
 Spell, n. v. Chaem. JT?f >». v. qrs, *rTT, ?r-7, HR m. HRofT 
 /. r. "ETIH, Tpp, ^1 n. ^pcfJrS or ^^ n. f.^eia «. 
 S.-book. JT^^riS «. 
 S.-man. HSfSTT^, H^. 
 
 2 <Mrn oficork, relief. tTp5^/. TT?!^ «». «lRt/. 
 
 3 o setting to, alout. ^»». Tloift/. TSTWt/. 
 Spell-BOUXD, a. »TT?H?5T, *Tf?n=f. 
 
 To Spell, «. «. 5|T5^r 3T?Tt«. fi. #snr-^ii3t, 3T?^N'\ 
 
 ^f^/.-5r<rNTt^TT/.-^oTr5f?n-/.-&c. jpm. 
 
 To Spell, v. a. See To Chaem. 
 
 2 See V. N. 
 Spelling, n. 3T?^Kt ^ffsoft/ ^oR^pfT/. ^qt^RT/. ^^- 
 
 Variation of s. <TT3 w. wi<lt<H.«. 
 Spelteh, «. coarse kind of pewter. 3T??I«. 
 Spencee, «. — the short coat. ^toETm. ^ft/. 
 To Spend, i>. a. consume., v. To Exhaust, ^ffl, ;ji?ot, ^. 
 T^, ^^, >PI5[ITm.-<P5TT»!.-&c. qRot-^l^of g. of 0. 
 
 To 8. and be spent in. wft«r "TnHfff or 3TJrT-3Tfl ^T^ 
 n-&c. ^Twf-^'?9T-&c. 
 
 2 expend. ?T=q<jf, %qoT, ^m.-^%qOT.-5?Tq'm.-s?T'ft^^ 
 «.-&c. JJRwr g. ofo. — lavishly, freely, &c. v. To Squan- 
 DEE. ?JH + H^. 
 
 3 tcaste., wear out, exhaust., v. To TiBE. Hl'muj, filOR'if, 
 ir3TR-«J^-&c. m^, 
 
 4 (time), v. To Pass, jprs^, mH^^f, %^. 
 
 Spendeb, «. Spending, p. a. v. V. 1. ?r-^"IK(, ^^ JR^RT, 
 
 "Jiinr ^R^RT, &c. 
 
 2 ?jf=^<iIRr, %^<JrRT, ^=^ JPT'TRT, &C. «T^, o^^T^rTr-^T^. 
 Spendiheift, w. v. Squandebeb. ?5I^, ^f?T, fi^ra^T. 
 Spending, n, v. V. 1.— ocf, ^i^n. ^TR'Jfn. ^^ot«, &c. 
 
SH 815^ 
 
 W^m. ^^_ ^ ^ Ij 
 
 2 — act. ^=^i\n. "k^n. ^^m. "k^m. ^4^-qm. %^^m. < 
 
 3 — ac/. JTnWJIfl. &c. 
 
 4 — of<. sFTTmn. i<P.*(uin. &c. [Ac. 
 
 SPEyx,^. V. V. 1. ^^^, ^ *^=!r, viTiT ♦Sj5r,<HH«<^tii, 
 To be spent. ^rM, ^n^Jf, ^T^t. 
 
 2 ^-4??^ I, %^^^, &c. 6iir<<H, t?rft?i?I. [ ^tH. 
 
 3 RnR%^, &c. ^PTIT, «r^, f^, -M+HI-li or ^^T^, 
 To be 8. V. ExHAVSTZD. ^»T^, fttTn, %n^, «l^. 
 To be fl.— a baU &c. f^f^. 
 
 Sfekable, o. /Ao^ may le hoped. ST^JT'Jftq', ar^^^T. 
 SfEBM, «i. a«i/mflZ »«(/, T. Seed. vim/. ^ n. ^^u n. 
 
 2 See Spaws. 
 Spebmatic, a. lelonging /fe. to tptrm. Mlrft-^T, ?J+NI, «ft- 
 
 2 producinj tperm. ^^PTT, ^^, 5?»v^. 
 Spesmatocele, n. ir^r w. *lTnT m. [ dUiJf 
 
 To Spew, r. a. eject from (he ttomaeh, v. To Yomit, 3ft^ 
 jTo Spew, p. «•. </><;/ </<« contents of the stomach, t. To 
 
 ToiiiT. 3^7^, ^H^r, ^T^ n.-^tf?T/.-&c. ^^T^ or with in. 
 
 eon. ^t't, 
 Sfhebe, n. orb, glohe. iftr^ m. rr=^ m. ^il^ «. ^^"^7 w. 
 The Annillary b. ^ra ««. 
 
 2 «>««■/ of action, ^'e., province, ^^m «. f^TW m. 3T- 
 
 »T^ m. *IHWI ZWfT m. 3T7nFT m. ^^?5 n. 
 
 8 See Ra5k. 
 
 SPt 
 
 i Earthen nest of the s. called sRTsft or ^T, #^»». — 
 
 '■: Fine threads woven by it. «pi?r?ft7n. «^^?f«. ^fofS^Rn. 
 I Spigot. See Peo, Plug. 
 ! Spike, «. ( of corn ) v. Eab, sr^rft^ n. 
 
 2 ( as of a top, goad, &c. ). 3TR/. arft/. 
 I 3 V. Nail. ferzT »». ^^55/. V^i /■ ^J^ J^op. ^J^ or ^^ 
 I «. n^ m. Vrtl+l/. ^r^ n. 
 
 To Spike, r. a. ( cannon, Ac. ) %2T »i.-&c. WTT^-STfot. 
 Spikenaed, rt. — Indian. ^•i\»\^ pop. ^i\H\'i^f. 
 Spile, Spill, n. See Peo. 
 
 To Spill, v. a. suffer to fall or run off a vessel. ^itloT, mm- 
 of, 'llotiri, iT5r^, ^5517^, ^^, «f^-Ae. ^, 
 2 — through turning over. K«fS''t, H^R^ot, 3'31'T, ^ff^^- 
 ^/. ^^. 
 
 3 — through shaking. f^flclSr, -j-^Sotof, 7^«i5E^. 
 4 cause tofloxo out., shed. ^itS't, ITI^, ^l^*I<n, <TTn »».-&c. 
 ^ot ^. ofo. 
 To Spill, r. n. he shed. ■hUu'i. 
 
 2 — through turning over. H^S?!. 
 3 — through shaking, f^aut, ?-=i*|ol"i. 
 I Spillixo, «. V. V. A. I.— act. ^rtlSr «. &c. 
 4 <lT?ot n. &c. <?PI m. 
 To Spnf, c. a. form threads, S)C. spm^, ^fl rt. ^T^-TtrfOT 
 y. o/'o. ^?PT n.-Sic. qi^. 
 
 2 (a top, Ac. ) f<pf«i5t, ^^>TirT VT«f. 
 
 3 out ; protract, ^c. artq?n ^T^, flt5T<iT/-t?M?!^«F/.-=lt- 
 
 8R^ »». afloat, f^i*»<jfl^< ^I'pif. 
 
 Sphekical, o. t. Globclab, Bocsd. »ftW, n)HI*K, ?^, ', To Spis, r. n. tcori a/ draicing and ticisting threads. ^T n. 
 
 Sphebicalxess, Sphebicitt, «. V. A. and BotnrsuKU. »ff- I 
 t??T «. •iTj-'.tii, "Tirtitif^ /• [ 'll^(w<IM m. 
 
 fiPHEBics, M. doctrine of (he sphere. ntsTTimf n. HI^fiRIT /. 
 
 Spbeboidal, a. approaching (o spherical. »lF?5*rM , •Vr=5lTTT, 
 •i1-?«i?I,— oblate, ^qei'ilSS — prolate, Bl^ll or OT, 95t 
 
 Sphebule, ji. una// spherieai lodg. HfT?T^w. rr^ntsyfrt. 3- 
 5^7? »• [ H^TTPqi^t ^^f. 
 
 Spice, h. aromatic froittdion. wpR «. iHTTrm^r ^RTH m. 
 Hot s. »R»T ««WI m. 
 2 fig. •««// quantilt/, smacic, tinetnre, !je. t. Tabtb. y>J- 
 
 To Spick, r. a. «ra«OA iri/i spice. ITHT^ m.-«PWf ». ^TTtWT- 
 
 Sncz-Box, »i. ^f^ «•. waf'.wi ». 
 
 SncB-OBAH, •. andropogon srh(nan(hut. it^iaft^ »W?T «. 
 
 SncKBT, ». «/>M¥«. n«Ri M. fjicfirt: «. 
 
 Snctnws, n. V. A. 2. nflt^^uM otr m. 
 
 SncK mod 8p*», a. t. New. % | < | »<»/^a . 
 
 8»iqr, a. of or belonging to spices. H«IH?I^I, f^Vftl^^l, 
 
 fi l -q i ft t -< ;| ^ T. 
 
 2 T. PIQCA5T. HflliS^U, »TOI?«TniT, fl«^»ft^. 
 8/U)M, R.—the aoiniAl. WPfi9if. ^t^ m. *nvnf, flJiTT m. 
 
 *MOi[-*i«"ii. 
 2— a top Ac. HI^T'if, f^>jf. 
 Spisal, a. belonging ^c. to the spine. ^ptnTT^r, 'Jlijt^^ 5t- 
 
 SpiSdle, n.pin of a spinning wheel. tTTtI m. ^pfty. fl^/- ^^ 
 
 Spindles, /cy«. if^ or jhPT «». etn/. 
 SriSDLF.-SnAXKED, a. rllq-lI'MI. 
 Spise, n. backbone. ^tJir m. qpft^ ^flT w. ?^TI »«. 
 Apex of the s. m^^ ^PRI w.- <pt^T m. 
 Lower extremity of the s. i|',M<MI*l^r m. ^^I^rj n. 
 f^V\f. fHn^/. 
 2 See Snix. 3 See Tnons. 
 Spisxeb, n. Spixsixo,/). a. v. V, A. 1. and r. N. 1. 'Ft'^tm- 
 
 SPI55IS0, n. T, V. 1. ^ ^tfToJ «. ^ ^TT'f «. 
 
 Spiw.Mxo-wnEEt, n. ^f>t/. 
 
 SpiXsteB, n. unmarried tcoman. vmi^ f. f^TTTT/. 'HV\J. 
 
 anwT/ 3T^Trf^/. -ir^oftJir/. anPfm^-Ac. wft/.- 
 
 SprBACte, n. air-hole. 4'.if^ \ ^ pop. TFTOm. J^rmtm. Tt^r;;. 
 
 v^TV m. ^TyTT»t»». frytv m, 
 SriBA^ a. winding and risinj likt a $erew. ^\P;^tt\., *?Tn- 
 
SH 
 
 816 
 
 SPI 
 
 S. lilies. S. course. TPTTts/. [^JRT^. 
 
 Spibally, adv. Y. A. HoS^yreR^ decl. ^mH\i\-^M\ 3Tr- 
 Spiee, n. winding line, Sfc. =171^1/. 
 
 2 (of flame). 3TF15ft/. 3TrfT«r55TM». a^rfn^ToJ^/ «rftrflT- 
 
 nr/. fr^jTT/. 
 
 8 pinnacle.^ pyramid, shaft. goS^r «»• «?«»». gS«l>t/.^f(ST»». 
 
 ^i^ m. f^^T n. ^i+<<R fsfTPR «. 
 Spibit, «. Y. Beeatd, Aib. 3TT7»TT »». 
 
 2 so«i, ^v. See Soul. 3 v. Onosx. ^?r n. f^^T^n. ^fTn. 
 
 The Supreme S. y. God. M<H|r*ll m. 
 
 4 haliluJe of mind, temper. ^TR m. ST^jffT/. H^TT^ 
 
 TT^HT/. !T?rf?lHT^ »?». rff^Rrf/. 
 
 Conquest of one's own s. h-iI^m m. 
 
 Proudness of s. 53T55 m. ?f^ n. 
 
 To restrain or keep in one's s. ^ m. ^fjof. 
 
 5 ^<rn of mind, occasional stale, ff^/. Hr^«». HT^.ff^/. 
 Good spirits. f^ffrT/. 
 
 Lo\v upirits. f^m^ w. 
 
 That is in good spirits, tn^f?!, ^f^fT, ^'I^frl, ^^f^- 
 
 That is in low spirits, v. Low. f^cT^, f^^, ?<?^, 
 
 C ijfe, orifor, »ne/rfe, alacrity, fire, ^c. 5^ »». qiT^/. <TT- 
 
 «TT »». ^m^»«. smffTfOT. ^g^frr/. arsr^n^fn. ^»i. v'fw. 
 5nt»». «. ^5r?r o?- ^'/. ^f^/. arnrw*. T^m. tn »». 
 
 7 essential portion. ^%m. flfST n. ^Hft^T m. fff?». cfc^f- 
 
 8 stron/jf, pungent liquor, — eap. that obtained by dis- 
 tillation. H^Ht 5?re;/. ?[re;/. n^n. ^f. mrm. ^]m\f. 
 
 f%^/- Hf^/. arrer? «. — in cant phraseol. correspon- 
 dinsy with mountain deto, sublime leverage, Sfc. are 3TT- 
 «^T^n'ff«. ^"^'^rif «• The three kinds of spirit are »l\^ 
 / TTST^lt /• and "^ /. (spirit distilled from sujrar, 
 from honey, and from meal.) 
 
 Distiller or Yeuder of s. «JirtW, «FT3T. 
 
 Drinking of s. ^(IMH »• h<4'<ii n. 
 
 Spirituous exudation or extract,— gen er. 3TT?W»». 
 
 9 life, virtue, Sfc. y. Goodnkss. ^m. T^^n. ?rR m. n. 
 m^in. ^^ m. ?PT«. ^^ n. ^j^ n. [mcTifn. 
 
 10 real meaninj, scope, Sfc. 3T^ m. HTWT«f »». 3TTSHW. 
 To Spikit. See To Aximatk. 
 
 Spikitei), a. Y. N. 6. rT^TrxfT, ^PTT, ST^STm^r, f^^rft^T, 
 
 &c. ^-TTTT, qnnt^rT, ^^R, t»r;tt, f^^^^f^, f^^, ^^tc^, 
 
 ^nn, f^J^Hrft, ^RrT^, 3T??IRI^, 3T«??IT?ft, rf^T^, ?rvl- 
 
 ^, ^H^, KT^ft, TSqr, sftcHT^, ^t?HTf , 
 
 I. — in composition, noting turn of mind.t«(*ii«(|-Mi, ^^- 
 
 ?ft^, 5^^, &e. ^HTq- (in comp. as 4M«*<I<4, Ac), II- 
 
 ^rfrT (in comp. as ^Icq-y^frl, &c.). 
 SpiEiTEwrESS. See Spiuit. 
 Si'iaixLE3s, a. T. DisriaixED, jtrt, 7?5l?fl', f^?JI^. 
 
 2 without energy, vigor, Jlre, courage, Sfc, Y. Weak. ^^- 
 
 =^, ^T'TT, ■^Tsr, f?r4M. 
 
 To be s. or listless. ^1ot,^T559T. 
 
 3 vapid, Jlal, Jejune, dry., Sjc. f^«PT or pRgT, m^^,"3^- 
 
 srrs5iTT. 
 
 Spibitual, a. immaterial. 3TH^, '-HHTrimH, P|<I4,H, ^^\• 
 5f^5, f^g^, H2<T, 3Tlr»ra:«7T, STlfm^F, W'-'nffRqj, f5|r«T- 
 
 2 »io< Zay, temporal, secular, ![e. tjtlM«|j<uiHt, tJ»^*WNI, 
 
 3 »io< carnal, gross, sensual, ^'c. TWP'Tf'JT, 'TWwfl^'T'fr 
 
 ^, 'Rm'a^qY-f^'irq'^, frrmf^^, frRf^M^, f^ifrmr- 
 
 4 See SpiEiTUALLy-wisrED. 
 
 Spieitualisst, n. the profession or following of spiritual 
 things. fTHJTF? m. ?TT5TT«?Rf »». fJ^f^ftnTT^ m. 
 
 SpiEiTrALiST, n. fTRHF'Tf, fTRnwTRft, f^|f^Pn>Tf, il^T^. 
 
 Spieithality, «. Y. A. 1. ^^frff. fH^^py^^/. aTHI^fSf^n, 
 STTJH^rCTHT/. f^T^TrTT/. 
 
 3 ^r^T'4^'^f■>^\f. TRHrfif^Fffr/. ^|f%rnT^««if^/. 
 
 4 See SPIBITUALLY-WINDEDNESS. 
 
 To Spiritualize, t>. a. make spiritual. 'RHr*^!'^ 5ffIJ"^-t5r' 
 
 Spibituallt-minded, a. having the affections raised above 
 
 sensual objects. qiKT'ifF, TR'lf^^, "RTTiff^^, ITTT'^jf^^ 
 
 <R»TT'4f«^, TTHr4<RTT'if.?r^^.&c. 
 Spibituallx-minjjedness, «. Y. A. "RTT'^fTtr »». q^TK^^- 
 
 f|/. WTTirf^^/. 'RiTT4Tkrf?B/. 
 Spieitually-wise, a. fTRf^r^, fIM<R, STIrT^'fl'. 
 Spieituous, a. consisting of or containing spirit, ardent, 
 
 highly intoxicating. Hft^,45ir^, ^^T^tTPTT^T, "PR 3TTT- 
 
 Spibx. See Spiral. 
 
 Spit, n. y. Spittle. f^:|;/. ?5Ta/. 3^13/. 
 
 2 ( of iron, &c. ). }J^ pop. ^ja or ^of w. gar »». 
 To Spit, ». a. put upon a spit. gar^-&c. qTt?<?f, ll^^, ^T*?- 
 
 2 eject from the mouth. 5^, |j^lR"t, ^^ 5T^ot, ^^S.^. 
 Matter spit out. 3^3 /. 
 To Spit, v. n. lozW spittle, sj^^, ^^r w.-^/. ?I^-^<Jf. 
 
 2 Y. To Sputtee. -cjdTjjtJf, ')-l-=l<ui, iTCfRof or Hid?"), 
 
 f^^pi)4<ui',— m/en«. ^TS^t, aZR^, ^TR^. 
 
 3— rain ; y. To Deizzle. f%rfl5nf, '^\^ adv.-&c. qof. 
 
 4 — a cat, angry dog, Ac. f^^nPR^T, P^ *)♦"!, jtfjti'Jf^ 
 
 "pFRof , f^^ot. 
 Spit-hox, Spitting- pot, Spit-toon, n. f^^x^tuf)/. 'HTS^^ ♦«. 
 
 Spit-fiee, «. Y. Passionatk. 3il«*ll^rfra, ?(«fttT, ^aRT 
 SsixB, n, V, Malice. 3T^^ m./. g^TO »/»•/• ^TI n. ?H w. 
 
BPL 
 
 817 
 
 SPO 
 
 ^i^ ■». ^">^ m. ^;^K or ^gr ••. 
 
 A 8. agaiust. ^ m. 
 Great a. CST^r^ m. 
 In 8. of; maugre, noticithttanding. ^4<}>H, ^^, ^l€<l3, 
 
 To do a thing in ». of. HI«|>W< f%^ qt^H-*1l*l« ^^ 
 
 5b Spitk, r. a. treat malieioutly, tkicart. afT^^n^-^t^ft^- 
 *c.*t4V'T'I »»i.-3rHTf*ni m.-&c. ^<Tf y. o/o. 3Tqj?n^-g^- 
 fn'f-5T?ft'f-&c. ^-f^sg-Ac. ^T't or 5n^ m.-jiiloll m. 
 -^. ^. 
 
 Smteful, a. V. N. mnd Malicioc3. a<*fl{ik, 3i^Rft, ^- 
 
 ?^.?T^^. * 
 
 SWTKFULLr, ado. T. A. 3T^HT^, 3T«Rl«R?T, ^tfft'f, ?pTOT- 
 
 SnTEFULyKss, n. v. A. 3?^«>?WTwi. g^^ft^mTw. &c. 
 Snrriso, «. ( of rain ).f^?7n:/. J^^oi/. MH«l'=fl JJ^jf/- 
 
 2 (of a cat, Ac.)- JH'PTTTm. <JRTO?r/. ^^w. <^R»». 
 Spittle, n. taliva. ^m. -jfT/. ftiR or <ft^/. n. ^f. n. 
 Prtit/ r^JT^ pop. ST5E/. — in cant phraseol. J^^T^oi. 
 Faating a. «TTft«TY^"»- 
 8. — as gulped or swallowed. SfT^^m. 
 To swallow one's s. 3R»r»i. PtoE^r-'Jirot'TfTT^ in. eon. 
 To Splash, r. a. tpafter tcith water, ^c. ^.m. p/.-fJmT^m. 
 
 fi.-Ac. 4«V"j-i6^i *i'r«)«i, »T?f^«'r. 
 Jb Splash, v. n. rite or fly up. f^^iiul or f^fioiui or ^ti«ul, 
 
 fi^^^^Eof, 7«*9l, TTraot, TFToBT »». fJT^-«n»f g. oft. 
 Splkei, «.— the organ. <m»r<rtt/ jft^ ;»<>?. fTfT or «n^«. 
 
 2 ditrate of the *. V[rwjf\ f. i^f. ^(^ fop. OIT^ or 
 
 3 See AxoEK, Spite. 4 See Melakcholt. 
 Sple5oid, a. V. BBILLIA5T, Bbiobt. tIimmH, iftpT'W, 
 
 2 magnificent, grand, J^c. v. Fi.'CK. ^fff^WT, T^T, ?IT^, 
 
 To be s. ftrnm, fr^of. [«fc«i.-Ac. 
 
 Splk5I>ij>lt, adv. t. A. 2. ^TT^lT^m ded. si?r*Tnit^«T-%t«r 
 Splejidoce, «. tr. BBiLLiAVcr, Bkiobtsus. ?)n^/. nr- 
 
 »TT/. VtfH/ »fr/. Ji^ii. 
 
 2 magnificence, ^e. ^VK\ f. WW/. WH^lO/. VRWRw. 
 
 Spuoietic, a. fretful, ife. T. Peetisb. f^nf^lHI, ftt<)<?lT, 
 
 S^LniC, «. ie-'onging to the ijleen. q|U|«/^^l, Ac. ^tfT?W- 
 A Splice, e. a.>oiii mitkout a knot. *lt7f^p^nwt^ aitl^- 
 
 Splice, «. »it?^?*nwt^ ^n m.f. 
 
 SPLnr, SpuarEi, ». tpiU, ikiter, r. Caar. 9mtm. w^f. 
 
 r*Mof|/. ^^m. ^^/. 
 
 2 — aa entered into the flesh. ^?^ot. ^frt^m, ^^ Jiojf. 
 
 3— in surgery, mat/. ?lt^aV- 
 To Splixtee. See To Split. 
 To Split, f. a. cleave, rive. f%lTof , "iTtl^, "PTI^, %^, 't?^, 
 
 "<>r<^Sui, Hj^Kot, ft(^KUl «.-fte^K«lT/.-&C. ^T't y. o/'o. 
 
 To 8. the sides (from laughter). ^'"'IT/.-'R'Ism/. 
 To Split, v. n. open, part. pM<ui, <fI<L"3l, ^'^, 3t=5uf, T^PcS^, 
 
 '^tT'if, ?tg*ui, ri4i«i^r, fJTCE'it, fr^^, arris's, ^/.-?t5t 
 
 m.-HT/.-frS^yi-Ac. ^jTTof ««. eon. 
 Split, />. v.V.A. f5R?;?JT, Ac. f^€"«r, <jr>ir^, f^<H, f^i, \ U.r\ . 
 
 T. V. N. Biirft^l, <PRr5?5T, ?T5^ n?>;OT, Ac. Jiitt.— CSp. 
 
 of reeds, sticks, Ac. f^^^, Fj^^*! remit* ftsfj. 
 Split, n. v. Chack. <k'»./. f^/. ^TT/. ?T3T»». 
 Splitteb, «. Splitting,/), o. v. V. A. 1. f^TTTTT, 'PtS'THT, 
 
 Ac. H^q;, g^, ft<^K*, h^-Ac. sfTrf-Jprtt. 
 SPLiTTiNa, fi. V. V. A. — act. fsRwt n. ^\%^ n. ^^ n. Ac. 
 
 f^Rwrt/. ^ m. 5^^ ». 3^ ««. 3^ ». f?^^ ». t^- 
 
 V^f. 
 Splutter, n. v. Bustle. »re«l5/. ^I'H/. 
 To Splutteb. See To Sputteb. 
 To Spoil, t>. a. v. To Plunder. 5^^, rJ'IK'Ii, ^TRC^, frfT- 
 
 2 corrupt, injure, ^flof , fsRHm or fJlH^wf, ^TTO^, ft- 
 iT5uf or f^^I^, f«)y<<|ui, l^qrs^, ^^m-^f^i-Ac. ^^, 
 srnn m.-Ac. ^ST'ir y. o/"©. 
 
 3 ( children, Ac. ) v. To Indulge. ^l<<f>Nui, v&lilH^, 
 «(rj»i n. ^K^ g. of 0. 
 
 To bo spoiled. t5T5^. 
 To Spoil, p. n. ^ow corrupt, ^e. sfWtjf, ^sTWof or fim^iil, 
 
 f^nrxoi, fiRj'fit, ^TTT'j-^^-Ac. ^, fli^, f ^<jf, ^nr «.- 
 
 Ac. ^H g. oft. 
 
 2 ( fruits, Ac. ) through heat and moisture. 5r«l^, 3^- 
 
 2^, 4«»K"I, J*ll<iU^, 7*ToE^, frjoEfff. 
 
 To s. and break,— milk, curds, buttermilk. f^fWwJf. 
 Spoil, n. booty, plunder. »JT/. 
 
 2 tlough of a terpent. fitiT/. Sfl/. 
 Spoiled, .Spoilt, />. t. V. A. 1. ^^^RT, J^in^f^, Ac. 
 
 2 sn«3^, f«jq«3?!T, ^XXH %«3T, Ac. ^ra^, ^flf^fT, \- 
 
 T. V. N. im^flT, f«nTI%f^, Ac. ?ITnf, TnWT. 
 Spotleb, n. SroiLiNo, /». a. v. V. A. 1. ^^ofTTT, yTrOTITI. 
 
 2 »»nimrn, TTH^TrrT, ^n^w^Tm, Ac. sttti*, irift, ^- 
 
 n-Ac. ^nf-<Frft-Ac. 
 
 8 <?Tl^IT1RT, WTIWTTTT, WMT^flf Ac. 
 Spoee, «. ( of a wheel ). wr/ 3TT m. 3mT m. <fT »• 
 
 Beam or piece of wood fit (o bo made into spokM. 
 
 Spokes, |>. t. V. A. *^^PS\^ Ac. TV, »Tlf^, 3lfr«m, 9f^, 
 *f^H, Rrti ( in comp. ), 
 
firo 
 
 818 
 
 Eloquently or well a. gHTpTrT. 
 Spokesman, «. ^rs^RT, «[i<***<Hl-=(l »Tt^<<rMi-Ht^T^-&«. 
 To Spoliate, &c. See To Spoil, &c. 
 Spondee, n. in m. i^^P^ n. q;of m. 
 Sponge, n. '^^ or ^^^m. from the English word is common. 
 Sponoe-cake, n. %oft/. 
 To Sponoe, v. a. ?<t^!TH' J^- ^TTTT ^^. 
 To Sponge, v. n. suck out of {a dinner, ^c. ). H^^/. ^T?r- 
 
 or, jtf /. ?^ot, t^ttt «.-3TT»i[5¥t/.-&c. ^fff. 
 Sponger, w. y. V. N. and Paeasite. viil''«(+w, j^-j<brMI, 
 
 Sponsal. See Nuptial. 
 
 Sponsor, «. surety, v. Secukitt. 'STT'ftT. 
 
 Sponsorship, «. vJTR>npt/. vrfpftTT-'T/. 
 
 Spontaneity, Sponianeocssess, «. v. A. ^^?fW m. arrnj- 
 
 Spontaneous, a. voluntary, proceeding from own will, accord, 
 impulse, ^c. ^^rrr^^TT, STT^H^m'srr^, aTT7g^=5rT, f^- 
 
 g^r, ^^?^, ^^nrffm, ?5r?«t, ^^-.f^^, *im^h*, 
 ^^PTTf^ pop^-^-H^!^, ^^w:^^. 
 Spontaneously, ado. v. A. 3Tni^?ft^, 3T?T§^^ or g^ or 
 §^, 3TrT?«TT3Trm, 3TrT"Jifr3:5T, aTrrafrrT, 3TFT3TT"T?rm, 
 atrnrsTT?, sttk, an^Ht or fT, 3TnTT3TT^, arrrvt^ or sttt- 
 
 ^=q, ^, ?^, HIHTI^* 230?. ^TFR^, ^c#ir. 
 Spool, n.— of 4 weaver. ^^ m. ^t\f. ^d+ll)/. 1^^/ 
 Spoon, n. — the utensil, -eimi m. xf>T=q' «>. ^iTO »». Toft/. 
 
 Spoon-meat, n. q^ft ^-&c. ar^ «.-^T^ «.->T^ n. 
 
 Spoet, «. y. Plat. %55 m. jf?t?T/. 5f>tl^ «. <'<<lf^g5|Tn^/. 
 ^ToSt/. ^'oft^oft/. ^f^ «• c^f?5Ti'o/). feoEi/. i^^tfrRrJl'H 
 »». %fry/. Twrrr »». ^^/. n^ir/. h^^/. fimr^ m. f - ;^ 
 
 «Tf?5 «. 'THJT n. <»1UJ+/. fsfrSr^ »». ^T/. ^^ »». f%^- 
 
 In 8. ^TOT^, %'o5-f^r?ff^-PR^-&c. ^^TT, ^<**^^. 
 Maker of s. at the shimgd, /fe. %5St, ^wTT. 
 Place fitted up for sports & pastimes. <«i^fJ</. ^»IK- 
 5^ m. tn?TT?5T/. tnt'M «. 
 2 mockertf. g-T^W »». *rfT or gjr/ HW^/. 
 
 To make s. of. #1 n. ^ot y. 0/ 0. 
 8 o5/erf of sport, v. Bdtt. ^cE^ott «i. 
 4 diversion of the field. f^^FT?/. TK*;!/. ^n^/. 
 2b Spobt, ». n. frolic, Sfc. v. To Plat. %5Cot, 5J?t5oif, %oSm.- 
 &c. ^J^, f^^T^, ?1T^, T^rof. 
 2 See To Jest. 
 Sportsman, «. TKtft, f^^K^l^j. 
 
 Cords of s.'s saddle, by which the game is tied up. 
 f^*K<<^ ««• pi. 
 Spobteb, n. SroETivE, Sportful, a. -v. V. and Platful. 
 
 %a5^ITTTT, &C. ^**<, %3JTtt, f^r51^, ^Ht, ^WIoll, ^- 
 Spomitely, Spobtjully, adv. v. A. and Platpdllt. %55T- 
 
 ?f, Ac. %oET^m5^t^, J^h^, T»i)SI3^^. 
 Spoetivekess, Spobtfulness, n. v. A. <M(i«f;(mJi[ m. %- 
 
 auqr^r^^HT^ m. ^jftlRf^/. r^Tjf^/. ^c^ra^f^/. 
 Spot, n. Hot, Sfc v. Stain, ^pt or 5TT m. ^^^ m. ?itx3H n. 
 
 fST^ »», ?ftf /. 
 
 2 rfo<, spech, V. Mask, 1%?^ «. f%('<m »»• f^Wfr/. f^- 
 
 3 ( on the body ) discoloration. ?!T% «. f%$ n. ^t^ «. 
 A circular s. or patch. ^^^ m. n. "^^^m. =^W>^m. 
 
 4 ( as upon the body of a tiger, &c. ). ftjiR n. f^^TM. 
 
 5 ( as of rottenness, on fruits, &c. ). t?r%w.5T0Tn. STotw. 
 
 6 V. Place. 31^11 m.f. ?^r? or 31 n. ^PT «. ?To5 m. nr- 
 o5 n. :r^5!t m. ^\r\ m. ^^ n. 
 
 A retired unfrequented s. 3TT?^5!DT n. 
 
 Upon the s. v;iTn% ^tt^, ^<t?, «?[<H3, ^il^S or 
 
 To kill on the s. kill outright. 5R HKul. 
 
 7 ( of a thing lost and sought ). fi+l"! n. f^^PTT w. 
 3Tf M. 5t(t^ OT. ». ?5PT, tTR. , 
 
 2b Spot, v. a. mark with spots. STH m. ^J.-f%q% w, f i-^^ 
 
 m. 2)Z-<&c. TTS^-^THW. 
 
 2 «<«!«, V. To Slur. q^T m.-^c^^ m.-&c. 3TFrfii-^T^, 
 
 fmor, ■H+rf+-&c. ^5^^, 
 Spotless, a. v. N. 1. and Pure. ^-J|?5n-&c. pjiieil-tnoET, 
 
 f«H«IJI, fiR^sf, f^Hfl*, f^iW, ^HjlT^, ^r^+<f^H, ^- 
 
 Spotlessness, «. V. A. ^^nf^^TTT ♦». &c. f^f«^c?^?TT/. ^- 
 
 Spotted, p. Spoity, a. v. V. 1. ITTire^OT, &c. fAM<J>m4%- 
 ?5T, &c. fi4iHNT, f^^^^, Ac. f5%^, f^^H, f^=5r, 
 f^W=f^, fPftH, 
 I.— as the body of a tiger. f*l»|iT. 
 
 S. with black and white. — cattle, &c. TTT. 
 II. — fruits &c. from rottenness. ST^. 
 To become s. SI'lotot, St^fosof. 
 Spousal. See Conjugal, Nuptial. 
 Spousals. See Mabbiaoe. 
 Spouse, n. t. Husband, Wife. ejl^M. «II<<+1/, «»#r«.^/, 
 
 To choose a s. H<u|ui or rpuof. 
 Spout, «. projecting mouth, noscl, Sje. ^^f. lS\f\f. 
 Little hole made by way of a s. 5TT^%«. 
 
 2 pipe, Sfc.for water, ^^f. Tn^SS m. 
 
 3 See Waterspout. 
 
 2b Spout, v. a. throw orpoiir out a* from a spout. ?ft3of,%- 
 
 ^9T, 7*r5T»».-f^^T^/.-&c. 7I^<^, f^RTOT. 2T^-«"t3»^. 
 
 2 See To Mouth. 
 2b Spout, v. «. issue as from a spout, v. To Gush. H3H5S- 
 
 &c. gj^-m^fff, a^TJ »n.-3"*r?T OT.-f^<+-Ilt/.-3«lTST »i.-&c. 
 
 gj^-f^^t y. 0/ «. 
 
 2 See To Mouth. [ ^mnra/ 
 
 SntiiN, n. excessive strain. W^f. W^f- ^^J- ^H*^/ 3« 
 
SPB 
 
 819 
 
 SPB 
 
 To SPBAnr, v. ». overstrain. ^^^T^, f^S^Sur, fl-H+luf, «5^- 
 ^, ♦•HMuf, 3^^/.-^^ /.-Ac. TT^. 
 
 To be sprained. 3^^, ^'^^/.-'fr^^if.-W^ f-^[^^/.- 
 
 i^Sir in. con. ^>^^<if, ^^T^, 55^^, ^N'T, ^'^Kwf, 
 
 ffTTT't or PtTTT^. 
 
 lo Spbawl, v. n. lie icith the li$Hb* spread out. ^mniM m. 
 
 pi. 4«^*i fH^-'TI'f, ?rTR-t5«(T-«l<l*ll-*14'«r4 flirfp. 'HT'f- 
 
 To lav sprawling. at^E^. 
 
 2 See To Flousdeb. 
 SFKA.WU50, p. V. V. 1. «<l«a-&c. qi^BT. 
 Spbat, ». See Spbio. 2 ( of the sea, of rain, Ac.) ^'^n pop, 
 
 g^TTT or TT«. ^/. fW/. ^^TUT m. or ^1*1418/. *<Hy^/. 
 
 armrjT m. or wm^ «. i>i. 
 
 Cold B. f^f. 
 
 Drop or particle of s. as sprinkled, spurted, Ac. f^-' 
 
 Fence against s. before a door or window. ig%f. 
 
 S. drJTen by the wind. H\mnf. 
 To Spread, c. a. ( a carpet, mat, Ac. ). •3r<TT't, r*l«{N«l,^- 
 r^,z\^, aniWi^'i, M^xuf, ^ii'Ji, ^iw^«i »».-Ac. w^ 
 g.ofo. 
 
 Any thing to s. ( a* carpeting, matting, bedding, 
 corering cloth, Ac. ). f«?«*l{^/. 3WCT n. aspirtt/. 3TT- 
 
 2 ejepand., extend., diJ^u^e.^P^J^^^ fmVJ, "WT^, ft^n- 
 wt, r^WH m..^%3T^ m.-imrr m.-snnTW«.-Ac. 1>T^ ^.o/o. 
 8 ditperse, scatter over a large surface. Mtn^, H^^iiJi, 
 
 4 See To Smeab. 5 (a report, Ac. ) t. To Poblhii. <m- 
 
 ^Wf, \lAy 'IM^uf, IHTTT m.-imRT »»- Ac. IR^ g. of o. 
 To Spbzad, c. n. expand, extend. <j«<iJ|, STHT'f, hmui,**!*'!, 
 
 <niKT w.-"%f9I^ m.-iHTT m.-uflfoi n.-Ac. ^ y. o/"*. 
 
 2 — as an ulcer or sore. ^T^, "T^T't or 'T^TT, ^Km. i(Vl, 
 
 8 — branches, hornB, Ac. srt^^, Vt^^. 
 
 4 — a report, Ac. M«*df, rt^oi, *TT^nt, 'IMui, 
 
 5 — M odours. Hwil. 
 SnsAD, Spbiabiso, n. t. V. A, l.—act. w^ n. Ac. au- 
 
 2— «c<."Vs5TW^i». «»HT^«. Ac.'Varwoft/. inTTTTn.— #«a/e. 
 
 "IwiW iii."V»?TfT «. "nnTT »i. fVflR m. llflTT w. 
 
 3 — act. VBT^f *. f^WT^ ». Ac, 
 
 5— act. "HrJI «. ^t'lr n. UHrrt n.— state. i«nT w. 
 
 T. V. N. ^TTT^ «». Ac. "VafTfw.^HIWt m. «mm w. ^^m. 
 
 mrvn n. f^l m. I^it^f^/. \wtW m. IR^ m. fwH? »«. 
 
 Spbead, f . T. V. A. 1. 3r<i<*Wi, Hfurf-^i, Ac. TTraftiJt, "jtt- 
 
 T. V. N, 1. <THT?5w, Ac. q^RT, ir^, ftfjfffi^f^, f^- 
 
 8 »t*?%wr, Ac. ^t^. 
 SncAWB, «. Sr«EADi5o, p. a. T. V. A. 1. >r*TTT[TI, «nR- 
 
 «r^, Ac. «iwi^i*fif-^n<t. 
 
 2 %«I*(OIIU, ><+)<uiKI, ^^?TR-&c.?RtiinT. 
 
 3 M«<uiKl, f^«j<,uiKI, Ac. 
 
 T. V. N. 1. M+I<U1KI, 'TP!<TRT, «(I«<'IKI. 
 Spree. See Fbolic, Fun. 
 Sprio, n. shoot or twig, •il^cil or 1T^3T »». ( or d^ISi or S- 
 
 ^r ). rfj'm. il^oJl & fT^/. ffToET W. 3T5^/. ?«IoEr ff». S- 
 
 ^^f stnoft/. Tt^/. T^m^rr/. 
 
 SPEI0HTLn>-E83, SPEIOHTFULSKSS, fl. T. A. 3'5?nft<mT W.Ac. 
 
 3TT'i??f^/. vjraiti^rn/. 
 Spbibhtly, Spbiohtful, a. /icrfy, ^c. v. Meeky. sn^i^, 
 
 To Spbisg, v. n. ( out of the ground ). ^^t^^ or ^r^ffi'r, 5^, 
 wnftn/. 'H'l?^, 'i'Nuf, 3^ w.-Ac. ^tot y. o/"*. 
 To 8. — seed sown. <i\%^, 
 
 2 proceed or issue from., v. To Peoceed. 7T^, fsTTrT^, 
 
 3 T. To Leap. 3^, ^^, 3^. VWui-HH^-il*^, f%HT- 
 
 4/y elastically, start, v. To Stabt. ^^Tom, 
 
 5 up or out, suddenly. 310T, a«otff(, g^ToJt/ ^r'Jf-'TRolr, 
 
 6 upon or at; as to catch. W^, ITTT /.-5rt<T f.-^f' 
 dJMIl w.-Ac. MlrjiJr. 
 
 To 8. forwards. '^/. »TRwf-;iT1^, 6" Hl t fi < f. 
 2b Spbiso, v. a. (a mine ) cauM /o explode. 4mvi , 
 
 2 ( a leak ). f^f. ^, ^TTT m. rfl'ioi in. co«. 
 SPBiK8,n. t'crflfli »««»on. ^^m t», ^«<T5RH m. qw^^HMw. J^» 
 
 Budding and blooming of s. ^-sfMir!^/, ^?n?J^' ot.h. 
 2 fig. ;w»»»«, ^0. V. Height, tf^ or ij^ w, 
 8 elastic body. IJJTnT or ^/. q;^/. ^^ft^/. 
 
 4 elastic force or power, lit. fig. See Elasticitt, Spieit. 
 
 5 sally, bounce, bound, T. Leap. 7^/. 9rs5»i/. f^r?5n»T ». 
 ft^Tjr n. T^raft/. 
 
 6 ( upon or at, as to catch ). ^/UTT/. fn^f. WOlm. 
 
 7 fountain. ftTT or ftiTT m. dim. fHft/. f^TfTST m. f*W(M. 
 
 Hot B. i*^l2 «. ?^ M. 
 
 Living 8. m^ or ^|?it ^H m. 
 
 8. water. ^Tfxjft or f^T^nft n. 
 
 Subterranean channel or vein of a «. oraTrtt/. 
 
 8 origin, S(c. t. Souhck. ^fm/. ^nft/. f> t(| |c i | m. «RT 
 orftRT»». 
 
 9 beginning, origination, t. Rise, r^ n. T<ril m. TjfH 
 pop. 7»nT an<i, »«/y, ^^H w. 
 
 Spbuio-tide, n. t. Tide. 7%Tm n. T^rvr n. 
 
 To bo at the s. or at the springs, — the ooMD.mTT^. 
 Spbisok. See Skabi. 
 
 SraixoiHKss, Spusot. See Elasticitt, Eiiabtic. 
 f<PBncoi50, n. 1. V. 1. f^ n. y?^ n. Ac. 3^ m. gr^^ m. 
 
 To Hnintix, v. n. t. To Diiszlb. ftiW^ or ftfjftrif. 
 2V SnUKU, V. a. icaZ/fr in tmall drops or particles • alto, 
 
SPTJ 
 
 820 
 
 SQTJ 
 
 to hesprinkle. firrffr, filTJot, \k^, feS^ot or ftnff^, 
 
 f^j'^jn^ m. ^or, ^r?Tot, ^jrsot, fei^PT m.-fk^pr »--%^ 
 OT.-5?r?Toi «.-&c. %r^, 
 
 2 ( cowdung-wash, &c. ) ^i^ «. m?5wf-?wf. 
 
 To 8. and smear, — compreh. tl5l«K"^'T n.-HfRFTT^- 
 
 5T n.-&c. qRot^ [ ^t1^. 
 
 Spbiskled,^. v. V. A. f^rr^, ftt-i)?!aT, &c. f%f%fcT, ft^, 
 Spbinki-eh, n. Spkinklino, p. a. v. V. A. f^qTirnT, fN^RT, 
 
 Ac. %rf5T, %^?PF, ^\■<(^^^ irr?«7r-&c. ^rrf-q^rft. 
 
 Bpbinklino, n. v. V. — act. f^iTSr «. f%^ n. &c. fiiwt/. 
 fel^Jf »>. f?r5*'I^ m. f^npTn. ^=^». %^»». 3Tf»f^^R n. 
 Sll'^T'T «. TFipT n. [UI% »n. fl. 
 
 I. quantity sprinkled. f^S'PT^ or HjS+m m. f^TfTTfT w. 
 
 II. drizzling, drizzle, light rain. f%fit5T or f*X^i\ m. rf- 
 •JK^IrT »n. ^«)d«jun TTTtT^oft n. 
 
 Drop of a s. fiij/. f^^r m, 
 Speite. See Spihit, Ghost. 
 To Speoot, v. n. germinate. 3l+<ur, "Rdwl, HtSR^t, MW*(ijf, 
 
 ?3iot or ^^lit, 3T^ m.-Rt? m.-%\^ m.-&c. T^t i«. con. 
 
 Spbout, n. shoot of a plant. 31^ m. «f 1«T or ^FT^ «. ^f«RT 
 
 m. rf/w. #irtt/. <fpTT w-amrft/ *t>T or jft^OT. iRtf OT. 
 
 After-sprouts, sprouts from a stump or root. ||^«rr?ft 
 /. nH4lrf«)l^t T[^/. — of leguminous p]ant8,&c. ifl^/. 
 Tobacco after-sprouts, "rmsfft^ dHI<i^ /. 
 Sprouting's. q|?^ »n. |)o;j. qjt^ w. or ^ /. HlriViJI n. 
 2 scarcely evolved shoot, arfq;^/. ffH m. dim. fstff tl- 
 ^ m. SRraft/. qt^ft/. f^?ft or ftnjfft /. [ fcr. 
 
 Sphouteb, p.a.y.Y. 3m%?5T, 5^r5?5T, 3TfT 3TT^t5T, &C. 31^- 
 Spbouting, p. n.v.V. Sf^trriTT, &c. grf^, ^^. 
 Spbouting, Speoutage, «. V. Y.—act o^^m n. ^^rwf «. &c. 
 jftlm. TcPTOT. ^o/j. <TT;^»». or ^ft/^nRTm. ^ f ^mx\m. 
 SrancE, a. smart, v. Neat, Fine, ^pf^, ^tt^, ^ppq^p, 'Bf- 
 
 Spbucelt, ado. V. A. ■^+H+, &c. -mWist^, ^N^rft^, &c. 
 
 Spbccekess, n. v. A. -tf+M+MUn m. ri9>^<t>VU|l «». &c. '^TT- 
 
 SpBTJKO, p. T. V. 1. ^3J%tJiT, JdcirtI, Ac. ?T»T!r, ^Ml'fl, ip^ 
 
 ( in comp. ) gis^, 3ft\?. 
 
 2 vJMxrfArfT, PiH>^rtrti, &c. 3^. 
 Spob, n. — the implbment. ^oSrT /. 
 Spume, Spumous. See Fhoth, Fbotht. 
 Spunge, Ac. See Sponge, &c. 
 Spunk, n. rotten wood. ^ m. <J5 /. 
 
 2 /)ittc*, V. Spirit. ^ m. «nT^/. 
 Spub, n. !FtJT m. 3TTT/. *n}^ m. 
 
 2 ( of a cock ). ^i»ft/. Jf^ /. [«. qpftTT ♦». 
 
 3 See Incitemekt. 4 (of a mountain ) ?FHo5 m. "FtTT 
 2b Spue, v. a. prick mth a spur. ^\zj m.-3m /. zH^t, ^- 
 
 2 See To Incite. 
 Spubious, a. counterfeit, not gmuine, v. Falsk. ^tST, ^- 
 ff^n«5, finJTT, T^cit, %^Wt 
 
 2 See Bastabd, Illeoitimaxb. 
 Spubiouskess, n. y, A. 1. ^^H'tr m. ?^tz*ilot4UiT m. ^q^i^- 
 
 <T'nr «». ^^t/. [ ST^T^m. =?^. 
 
 To Spubn, v. a. V. To Kick. pTTH/. hk^^, qr^n^K »».-?5tIT- 
 
 2 r<?/tt«e «;*7A «corn, v. To Costemn, To Keject. 3VT?- 
 
 ot or ?55aT3^, ars^, ?5T?ia8t or t^TftiaSr, BTH/. JTR^, 
 
 fr K^^ t < »T, f?i?:JFn:>S, f^sgR^, ufT^R^, fvn^n: m.-f^- 
 
 ??FTT W.-&C. 5R<jf ^r. of o. 
 Spubn, Spubkino, «. v. V. 2. — orf. t5'<T5^ «. FT^ot n. Ac, 
 
 r55af oft or FSvnioft/. f^ngK w. frl<*^.K m. f?i2qnT «. 
 
 PT?:!PIU m. fn.;+,Huft /. t^m^^sriT/ fe'<{/- 
 Spuesed, jj. v. V. 2. FS'-ai^FST, 5m?.OT, &e. pi^t^hH, fST^rT, 
 
 SpUESEK, n. SpUENINO, p. a. v. V. 2. FSiT^OTRT, «I4U1KI, f^- 
 
 i^rnmrr, &c. fiTjgK-f?T^?wT qBrrf-^prtt. 
 
 Spubbed, a. wearing spurs. «}if% ?5T^?7T. 
 *5b Spubt, ». a. throw or force out <n a stream. fMm>U[\/.' 
 
 f<T=q;Fcft/.-f5rTolY/--&c. ?ft5ot-JT^'jf-755rot. 
 To Spubt, v. n. gush out in a stream. f^wM\ f-f^'^fW.e^.' 
 
 fEiqut/.-Ac. ^zat-f?rq%. ofs. SH^ot, ^JipTilot, gSTToETw, 
 
 fjiqiTi-%trr y. ofs. 
 Spubt, «. sudden gush or quick stream. f^c[\f. ^R^rhft/. 
 
 f^fV^f. fl^^psft/. frsftoit/. fTqsFr<t/. '^^W.i'O m. THI 
 
 m. ;jH?T m. ?«ft5;t «». |^^/. 
 
 2 V. Effobt. ^ w. 
 3^0 Spubtle, v. a. v. To Spbinkle. fr^ft « fl. ^?nf, 
 To Sputteb, v. n. speak spittingly. ^*r=R'^?T-^J^31^t<T-V- 
 
 iRn«rn«rr-&c. v^-;j^ »». ^^of. 
 
 2 /y 0M< m particles. =Err^^ot, ^<.'(<>J|, ^i^^uf, HJTRojf, 
 FTStT?^ or IctifHs^, f-q^N^uj,— »»Ji«i». ^TUoi, ^^, 
 
 Sputteb, Sputteetno, n. v. V. 1. — act. «Ri?T sjfeolf n. Ac. 
 
 2 ^!:^q^ «. HJflZwr «. f?I5fft5/. t^^^^ /. — intens. «T- 
 
 5?raR »». JTJTT^ M. r'nTTT,Ac. 
 
 Sputtebeu, n. Sputteeing , p. a. v. V. 1. ^V ^t?! 'ffrj- 
 
 2 ^^EOTRT, rie<H&uil<l, Ac. t^lfJTST, fflS^T. 
 Sputtebinqlt, arfo. v. V. 1. '^'g.^S^'I, 5^^% f^^ 31- 
 
 i|5, Ac, 
 
 2 =^7^ or Ef, ^T^ or ^, ^rfj or ^, ffScl? or ?t,— . 
 
 Mi<<r»». -t^l-cli, 'ERKt. 
 Spt, w. secrei emissary. «(MHl<^K, ^, ^H^d, ^K, "J^^TR, 'J- 
 
 s^^rrtt, "Tsj^, ^'si'J?, ''T«^^ o*" *fl". 
 
 To Spv, t). <T. gain sight of, descry, v. To See. TT^, ?5f|^, 
 5;^ ^'m, ^TWr, pr^T ^TO^, |t/. ^^. 
 2 out ; explore, v. To Examihk. |t^, %^oE5r, fH^<S«i, ^• 
 
 Spt -GLASS, n. ^<«f1=T/. 
 
 Squab, o./o< on<i «Aor<, «j«o<, ^e. v. Dumpt. i*iis«<i «lt- 
 «s[Tr^, 3 j»rr, fn^ or -fiiiT, sTT^Too^iT art'imT, f5^r, Sf^, 
 
 ^qrTTS or ST, "^TnTT, 
 Squab, n. stuffed cushion. 1^ ♦». *«ii»ii •»■ ?^ «»• 
 
 2 <iuffi/y and/oi kwotow. fm^/ ^npiTT/. ^^ «)\<<'fcV' 
 2b Squabble, t». n. contend chmoroudy or peevUhly,y, To 
 
SQU 
 
 Wbasolb, To Quahbkl. ^3^5<if,«^M^«j, ^fl^,^Z^zf.- 
 
 w^^f. vt^-Ji^ 9- of *• 5rt3T/- 5rrir y. «/". ». »?fl ». ^- 
 
 S^VA-BBLE, 5?<JUABBLI.S0, n. V. V. anj QUABBEL. +,3I'IH/.^- 
 
 Z^/. ^IT'^/ +4+4t/- ^Tl^^rni or ^^/ M*i»i«/. 
 
 ?5^ «. ^mx/. Tfl^H/. *THsnr/. f«"P^/. 5^,^/ «r- 
 ?inf?ft/. HT^trrrft/. +Si*^i «. ^>ttVt n. ^/. T- 
 
 ^K'l.-j^ l w. «y.M5T *i<4St/- f^lH'J or ^\ m. 
 SQUABBLER, n. S<JDABDLISO, ^. a. V. V. 1J3«(i«lKl, *<UuiKI, 
 
 Sqvabbt. See S<jnAB. 
 
 8«0AI>, «. por/y learning military eierei$e. ^^Vf^ vjHM/. 
 
 That belong'9 to the awkward s. 1«lrf^icqi':j(_ 
 Squalid, a. foul, filthy, v. Disoustso. ^?t, arfngf, 5^- 
 
 X or 5?^, jfJHfT, 3Tt^^, ^^, 5^fll, li-ii^li. 
 Bqvaliditt, Squalldsess, n. v. A. f^ft^rmTm. 3(f'loiMU||m. 
 
 ^T^rrm m. &c. 
 Zb SQUALL, r. n. t. To Cbt, To Sceeam. %^,%^T^, Jt|t 
 
 «». vrrif, f%^>Taft/. f>"is"i. 
 SgCALt, «. fry, leream. ?t(V »». f%^ /. A>+laO/. 
 
 2 ( of wind ) tudden yutt. m^\-^ W""*! m.-^T^^TTT m.- 
 
 ^trrer »!.-*<?. yft/ 'fra n. rr^^a/ ^itt^/. 
 
 SqaallR, — pompreh. ^JV^T^^IPT n. ^t«n^^^/. 
 8. with rain. frFrTTT m. ^^rf^ m. 
 '3qVA.ViT, a. abounding with tpuM*. 5?WY, tft^TW^HT^, 
 
 T» SqcaHDeb, v. a. tpend prodigally, lavish. 71^, ^^HEOT, 
 ITP^^, ^1^1 W5E m. ^of y. 0/ o. »mT^7t, f^TjauftH TT- 
 j«f-f)TZ^ or im^'i KJ^, fft^^TTT / f/.-TTTTTT/. />i. 
 *t5> y. of o. ^ n./. ^6t ( 5«*n^-«n'm%-Ac. ) ^5^ 
 WTot, <^«^ or ^sT ^T^tif ( ^h^, ^5«T, Ac. ), MU|*^,nJl 
 m. pl.-^it^h m. pi. ^;^ y. of o. STTRPT ».-3T^TWTT ^ 
 «». Vm y. 0/ o. g^=E m. />/.-7T7ifc m.pl. TifM^y.ofo. 
 ftMfT^/.-f*-^^P:/-f»=f«l/.-fmTfTfT/.-TWrTOT/.-7>I» 
 
 *t^ «"-f^=flVf^ «».-CIT»T7/.-^Wt5T m.-ftniT| /.-Ac. 
 
 *Tflty. o/#. 
 Sqcakdbbcd, ^. T. V. JiO.'fli, 4fW-?i, ynffMl, Ac. 
 
 To be a. ^^V^n ^T^, ^mwT^/. j»i. ^W y. o/"*, «tt- 
 
 «ikM.fl.-«x%M.^. 7i*Ty. of: ^mnj^rxSi. 
 Sqcavukbex, n. SQ0A5DeBi5o, p.a.r.V. and Extbataoavt. 
 
 TWrTTT, TVWJTTTI, ^^TOIITT, Ac. Tiraf, T^HEWT, ^ITT, 
 
 821 
 
 SQtT 
 
 Squaudbblvo, «i. ▼. V. — aet. TZfvf ». 7t|«j( »t. ^fl^ ». Ac. 
 S^tJABB, m. — in geometry. «H^^»ftoj, U«^^<M, ^f^tT, 
 
 2 T. Jew, BioKT. ir^,^,'^^!?^, ?m,nv,»n*il'n. 
 
 To make 8. ?m^TOT qJ^J «.-STr?irt?r SfTH f». awor srt- 
 
 Squaee, n. square figure. M*\M'^^-fm m.^t^m m. 
 Sides of a s. ^h^^Iht/ 
 
 2 area o//oi/r «iV<;». ^^ m. ^Vt^f. 
 
 S. in front of a house. JTIuO* %^ m. 
 S ( of workmen. ). ^VJU m. +|ti+MT or +,|d*l-qi wi. 
 The acute angled s. of the stoue mason. ^?t^? «. ^- 
 
 4 ( of troops ) — solid. ^ m. 
 
 5 — in geometry or arithmetic. ^ m. f^vjM M.^sfrf/. 
 6 — as in tables of figures, cell, ^r^ m. n. ViK «• ^nt, n. 
 7— as on cloth, Ac. ^PFft/. 
 
 S<]uare8 of a chequered cloth. i<\\i^ «rT^S n. [^^. 
 2b Squake, ». a. ( a piece of timber, &c. ). ^TTR'Jf, ^mz 
 2— in geometry or arithmetic. ^m.-'^qm»i.^^,'Er'T- 
 •TupT n. ^T^. 
 
 3 V. To Adjust, To Beouiate. ^trnw. 
 
 To 8. accounts, ^sjirf n. ^K\^K^.^^i-^l^^^^^-'^^<^. 
 To Squabe, r. «. v. To Aobee, To Suit. I^a^, ^m^r. 
 
 2 assume an altitude for fighting. «rR^]t^ ^. 
 Squahe-boot, rt. ^s[t5 «. f^v<MHrf n. 
 Squabed, p. V. V. A.l. tNRcR^r, Ac. ^KW, ^ne. 
 
 2 ^%"r!r5T, Ac. ^?T. 
 To Squash, p. a. crush, v. To Squeeze. ^^, ^<^toi, HB* 
 
 y. ofo. 
 Squash, n. rotting and running stuff, grra/. ^t^/ ^m^HST 
 
 W\^ m. Vj^ m. 3r*TT m. 
 
 2 «Aoci of soft bodies. 5»pf>T m. H^^ M. TT^ »». 
 Squa»hijiE89, n. V. A. I^'IPOhM"!! «. Jot^oftfT'l'JrT ffi. iJ^rS- 
 
 «mr m. Ac. v^iV^f. f«Rf*n^/. 
 
 Squashy, a. watery and soft. 'WI-^ or Pt^Plr^tH, Jdjoit- 
 ?T, T»TotT, >;^i«T?.tT, IT^rOfT, r«lrf r«lrft<T,fq^f^c?T, ^'IfJ'fl- 
 
 Soft A B. f^r^^^. [ ^ft^i^T. 
 
 To bo or become «.— melon, Ac. ilT'IT^, »T?r<J?59r, f^- 
 To SQtT AT. ». fi. tit on the hams, Sfe. gr^I-TJl^ «l^^, 3n^- 
 »! •. <^T1^. 
 
 To •. down raddenly and violently. «n^ ait. m^^ 
 VPETn/.-VM^f?/. HH'T. 
 Squat, a. sitting on the hams. <j4>|VI or TflfOTT or ^JMI. 
 2 #*or/ ami /Aic*, T. DuMPT. ^^T, '^TTT, ^«T7, ^STl 
 or IT, 'RTTcB or 25T or M'nTOT, f^TJTaE or ST or ^q^oST, 
 
 ^rnr?, vi^rw or q^^^., 'inw!: or ji, iraq;^, ire^, %- 
 
 8. or dumpy pernon. <|^itJTT pft w. »jt."ii «. 
 8 — the nose, "^'rft, fflT'T, "ifCTT, »ni^, «lfl"Fc5. 
 pQUAT-KOSED, a. qqoft, fJimTI, ^*^I?»?T. 
 7o Squkak, 2b Sql'eai,, V. n. make a shrill noise. fiE^3<<t 
 
 »r f%«T«^, f^aor, f%^nft/. vivfr, jr^Tf*, ^i^ »•" 
 
STA 8 
 
 Squeaker, n. Squeaking, Sqcealikg, p. a. v. V. f^+oilT- 
 
 KqueaMISH, a. queasy, keckisJi. IT55TTo5 aurtrtl-^itiril, «l)olH- 
 
 2 fastidious, v. Dainty. ^t^pToT, ^^rrt, +>,|ot<Hl<, ^<T- 
 ^R, #5^^, ^\z\^ or ^TSqia;, ^RoE, frnr^p rf'T. 
 Sqceamishness, ». V. A. 1. and Qualmishness. itseHoS/. 
 
 2 ^^jHoEqoTT m. i^\i^mv\] m. ^T5»T[aHuil w. &c. ^5/. 
 2b Squeeze, t>. a. jam, press, compress, Sfc. %^, ^fTTW, "^sf- 
 
 2^, ^r^, f^TJ^ «• r^«iiiJl, i%5icE% f%er3roi-, ^^owf, 
 
 To be squeezed. %^dt, ^quf, f^^or. 
 
 To s, flat. xfN^/.-^H^/.-qVt/. JPCT ?PPot 5-. ofo. 
 
 2 crush, knead, press roujJdi/ and injuriously. ^H«F^, 
 
 ^^mrs^, 5?rH^, *ic*ui, f^s^, ^ajut, %^^, jt^t^, wr- 
 
 ^^SOT, H^"^. Lff-ofo. 
 
 3 fig. T. To Oppress. Praof , ^T55^, f^>Jf, rtt5 «, spt^^ 
 
 4 out -^ press or force out. PtoEuf, fr^ it^. 
 
 2b Squeeze, v. n. urge one's Kay, pass ly pressing, ^f^uf, ^- 
 
 ^ ^mot,^/.-&c. SRot. 
 Squeeze, Squeezing, «. v. V. A. 1.— ac<. %<Tot «. ^TTT^ «. 
 
 ar^ostjf n. &c. ^TJft/. 
 
 2 ^■HSFi.nf n. &c. 
 Squeezed,^, y. V. A. 1. inf5e5T, "^fSR^c^r, &c. 
 
 2 f ^^^^?5T, ij^^%?5T, &c. [ ?:t, &c. 
 
 Squeezee, «. Squeezing,/), a. t. V. A. 1. %'niTrTT, ^« id ulT- 
 
 Squib, w. ( of ponder ). SR^^t/. "jnrrq;^/. <P?:pj;ST w». "FJT- 
 
 2 « sarcastic writing, v. Satibe. f%^T ^T^FIT m. 
 2b Squint, t). n. see olliquely. fiiRiiT rfefi.-p|<+,| decl.-&c. or 
 
 Squint, o. Squinteh, n. Squinting,;?, a. Squint-eted, o. 
 V. V. f?R^ qrrfomT, &c. fHr^ re»»s«. frRsr?:, fHroET, frf- 
 
 Squinting, Squint, n. v. V. fH^ Tr^oi «. f?i;c<^ %ft/. W^- 
 Squiee, n. attendant on a warrior, ^RWT^. 
 
 2— the title, ^fffsr, l'^. Tlie English word is very 
 
 common under the form of ^'^^^r. 
 Squieekl, «.— the animal. ^/. ^R/. xfT^^fi/. ^fot/. 
 To Squiet, v. a. eject in a quick stream. fEK^i^/.-f^PTJToft 
 
 /.-f^traft/.-&c.BrsoT-iTR'if-73«r'n g. ofo. 
 
 Squiet, w. syringe, f^^rft/. fH^ft/. f^^'t/ f^RaJt 
 
 2 s^nflw, V. Spuet. f^sc^fj)-/. f^TTcft/. fs ^ ^ >| {| /. ft-=^- 
 
 2b Stab, v. a. pierce with a pointed weapon. ^T^, ^t^^^^, 
 
 *ft^P^^ or Jft^^iir or >TWOT, *nET^% *nT^T^, |^ «• 
 
 SiAB, Stabbing, n. v. V. ~^dr «. qi=^^cr n. &c. %^€(/. 
 ^ or 1^/. p'^/. H^^oft/. 
 
 ! STA 
 
 I. wound from a sharp pointed weapon.^^'fJm.^\^)^]m. 
 Stabbed, p. v. V. %^%3T, qt ■=)*>.«!, Ac. 
 SiABBEB, n. Stabbing,;), a. v. V. ^Y^-umT, 'Tt^^orrTr, &c. 
 
 SlABILITT, StABLENESS, «. V. A. 1. H53I^rtqO|T »». ^^i!F,Z^^J 
 
 OT.&c.H^iTffft/. 5i5E^V-^f^^/- %^f- ^^»- ^f^m. 
 
 2 f^JPT^TtJir m. &c. f^^Xrnf. ^^^ n. r*:r\f^m n. 
 Stable, a. steadfast, firmly fixed, v. Fiem, Fixed, h^^h, 
 
 2 durable, v. Endueino. ft^n^, f^»TT, ^'^TT'ft, ^^T, 315oE. 
 Stable, Stabling, «. "TPTT/. rr%?n w. qt^^lToET/. qtl^lot/. 
 
 Augean s. ^^t^l^ ^if n. ^rff^ »T^ «. 
 
 Hole in a s. for horse's urine, ^fnft/. JfT^/.^fTR^/. 
 
 Stable for a stud. MI4*Jo5/. 
 Stable-boy, Stable-man, n. v. Geoom. i?m^, <?t^I m. 
 
 S. of the mahar caste. »1^KMK1I m. 
 To Stablish. See To Establish. 
 
 Stack, n.pile of grain, hay.^ ^'c. A^ m.f. dim. q^ft/. g^sft 
 /. g'S? n. f%ft/. fZ^f. fin m. dim. fIniTT w. fIntoJt/, 
 Jn m. dim. f^/. ^^T w. [/. 
 
 Circular s. of sheaves (of wheat, barley, rice ). Hji\ 
 
 Stand or frame for a s. JTT^ m. ^v^{^f. jtToeNt m. 
 
 Straw &e. strewed or spot prepared for s. rra# n, 
 
 2 ( of corn with the ears ). ^'(\f. 5^n? «• TTVTT »»• 
 
 3 (of karld, or grass ). «r5E^ or ^^/. [ SToEof. 
 2b Stack, V. o. make into a pile. A^m.f.-&c. ^^-Wf^, 
 Stack-taed, n. q^^jfTTT m. 
 
 Staddle, n. frame of a stack. H\-^<£\f. ^V^ m. ^\^^^^ m. 
 Staff, a walking stick, ^e. ^]t\f. <N;<T ^v£\f- ^tV m. 3T- 
 
 2 stick, as a weapon, v. Cudgel, mz] or 5?ITT w. ^raiT 
 »i. ^[tl^ «. ??? m. 
 
 Armed with or carryinj^ a s. ^, Jfl^T^, ^"TlfoT. 
 
 3 ( as of a spear, a flag, Ac. ). ^jt^f. sfsT m. 
 
 4 (as an ensign of authority,) mace,Si'c.'sitf. ^n^f^=sfn. 
 
 5 ettaUishment of assistant officers. ^T»T^TTHt-3?fv- 
 ^=?n^-&c. »T5af|'/. 
 
 Staff-beaber, n. v. Mace-beaheb. g^«|<^K, %?itR, %5(- 
 
 Stag, n. wiaZe rfeer. jprss^ fn. ^ot ot. [ H lot! -ill m. 
 
 Stage, w. raised floor, platform, ^c. ^'^ m. *i=^^ m. Hla^ »i. 
 
 Movable b. (for dancing girls, &c. ) ?r?BTt^ m. 
 
 2 ( of the theatre ). tn m. tn^fir/. nfl^^/. 
 Speaking (as with persons) outside or off the s, arr- 
 
 ^?I»TT«r<ir «. 3TT^5II»TTf«rrr n. 
 
 3 See Theathe, Deama. [ «». ^ «. 
 
 4 ( of a journey ). *n5Tt7/. SCTT m. HfrT or JT «. 5'JiT'T 
 By full stages — travelling. *f<H«lri. 
 
 Full s. *|<M^«/. 
 
 Last s. ( or state ) fig. •<f<m??»TT/. 
 
 S. after s. H^fs ?[^il?5. 
 
 5 /)?ace at icliich a relay is posted. IT^^^f. Z'^ m. 
 
STA 
 
 823 
 
 STA 
 
 6 tUp oj a procet*. mv^f. 'P^ m. I44>IH «. 3^/. 
 Concluding s. «<.cimw«? m. 
 
 STAaE-COi.CH, n. T\^y^-r.».M\^-SiC. lift/. 
 
 Staoe-play, n. ^.e Dbama. 
 
 2 tMckJi'jM, Hank menace, emptiffurtf, SfC ■V.PbetESCE. 
 
 ^q n. ^T?R^/. ^rt+Nufl/. 3T3TT55 n. 
 Staoe-platek, «. V. AcTOB. ^tirft, HI4<^. 
 Staceb, n. V. ExPKBiESCED. ^RT«r^ f'tWrfl, 'HmiM «n^- 
 
 To Stagoek, p. n. v. To Heel, ^^ar, ^Hf\ or ^f^rttHacfe. 
 
 rji*ui, 5?»ft/.-r}iJ^I^^.-«lSqi<4S«Il/. f^. ^^. 
 
 2 J« iH <fo«i/, water, v. To Hesitate. ?i<f<ot, afTHT^, 
 *nirq^, 'iuinuiui, 3T^t^, pi'it, iotMoiOi. 
 To Staogeb, e. o. caute to reel. ^% m.jrf.-#^;t?qT/. /»/.- 
 '3*'*ll/./«J.-<S:c. ?rRf*ot-^T^?f rfHui, ^'Hui. 
 2 catt*f to doult, make to hetilate. JTHt 7^ TT^PTTO c^HUJ, 
 
 »f ^. q/"o. ^t^/.-JTT^/-&C. 'fc<,I«4I« StROt, 3TTnf^-?mj- 
 
 SrAGGEKs, n. firr^/. [ TWr m. 
 
 8TA05A5CT, «. T. A. 1. *T4^^.MUII m. Ac. « l P l <lf^r<< n. Irsr- 
 
 2 ij^/. »n^/. *T^r «. 
 
 8ta05ast, a. notfawing, not running in a stream. +15^^51, 
 
 S. water. ?Tl5^^ •». 
 
 The ^reen matter of s. water, jfta/. 
 
 2 ( business, trade, Ac. ) not hrUk. *R[, flf^^, H ^ tl f^ l. 
 ToStaosate, t.n.eeatetoflow. «Tfr|/.-&c. 3TI^-g'Ior-ii^ 
 
 ^W-^i^<ii ft«t^-Ac. y. o/"*. T»TT ^T^, 'HVh. 
 
 2 iecMM! Ar/i,— trade, Ac. JT^-Ac. ^, »rjr^, »n(t/.- 
 
 *c. ^ y. »/*«. 
 BrA09ATios. See Staosasct. 
 Staid, a. tteaJy, grave, v. Sober, tftr, f^4T, ft'-Ttjf^, iTT$- 
 
 ^, *»<^»t or ^^ H'ftT, fvmr or fysiTT. 
 pTiiDirE«i, fi. T. A. M<^1M«1I w. 'i»fHM<»JI m. Ac. TT^pft/. 
 
 StaI5, n. tinge, dj/e. f\ m. 
 
 2 tfol, ditcoloration. ^ or im m. f^ n. ft% *i. jft^ 
 n. fS^^ ■». ^F^ ••. rtI'MM «. wtfireTT »». ••IftuRl/ 
 
 3 fig. «ii0y, W«»r, Hot. ITH «. ^RW ■•. ??N»^ «. IfT ■!. 
 ?1W m. "mT'^tii *!./. *iot^<n/. «i«M»i/. wis M. 9TSt> 
 
 7b SrAiy, ». a. /i*jN?, ify«. ni m. ^, t»W^. 
 
 2 iucolor, tpot. HT^T, T^friT, in •«. ^TlSr, IT^ftsj-Ao.^- 
 
 it*f, fVPT ^''f, <?W»»t «.-<uir^*I' in.-Ac. ^rH g. o/o. 
 
 8 Uol, *uUg, toil, dur. IT»I''t, ITt m. Wf-^T^, ^35^ m. 
 
 BTWSi, w2 n.-Ac. ^W't-'Hm'T, ^ w.-UTZ w.-Ac. ^foj, 
 
 Wins-Ac. <ROt, ^irfl. 
 5i Aisnj, /. T. V. 1. nif^s^. [ f^^Rr, 
 
 2 in%?T, inMuV.I , Ac. irf^, ^aj^T, 9Jffr»^, f^- 
 
 3 iiM^i, imf^'i^, Ac. iffsn, r»ft'=?, f'tf^,*^'^, 
 
 STAHfE^ «. SxATKixa, p. a. V. V. 1. tTOTRT, tn^miT. 
 
 2 M<«ini, ^mTrstrnrr, 3T'fl'^+.<''iHr, Ac. 
 
 3 SI'IWIKI, ST^^TRT, +rf+rlHUim, Ac. 
 
 StafslESb, a. \. POBE. fJHil'ir^TT, fmT-'^T-&C. f^lTTctT-'^- 
 
 5ST, !«n^»), PiH'/^^, ^a*< r^H , *«*"^^, fH^, ^mf^fT. 
 
 Staib, n. ttepfor ascending, qr^ft/. ^m^Tn. <Tmoft or qj- 
 
 3 landing place, quag. VJZm, MruN&F'n. 
 OflScer presiding over a a. MliMliiJT. 
 
 2 stairs; flight of steps. f^HTm. fl>TrTn. f%^ or €\J. 
 or f^ or t[f. 
 
 Back-s. arrsf^prrm. 
 
 Down 8. ^T^, ^rra^^ ^f?r-?^t?{f?r-»rJF^-Ac. 
 
 Up 8. Trrft^, ^R^qr ^^- Ms^riji^i -Ac. 
 
 Staik-case, »i. f^ or t[f. f^ or ft, f^PTTm. #TR»i. 
 1 1 Shutter over a s. ^I^m. ^T^m. ^T^m. 
 
 Stake, n. stick fixed or set in the ground, ^^m.^zm. 
 g?iwrn. itHw. SfHTw. KK/ ^w. I^m. Hijw. 
 
 Bifurcated s. ^/. ((//»». H^/. ^^/. ^T%n.) 
 
 To fasten to a s. (& horso,bullock,&c.). ft'79ir,^^f5't. 
 2 (for impaling criminals). ^J^ pop. ^^m. 
 8 (of a fence). H5T m. 
 
 4 //ji'riy «/a*ei or tcagered. qnf«. '^jt/. ^/. ^ " [ ^ fti^n./. 
 "TTT^I-^^-MI-TI^frft-tH-Ac. fJr^^w. ^cP<t/. 5=Wt/. 3TTf?T^ 
 «. 3(lT^<?>'rT«». — at dice playing or gambling, nft'*. 
 
 To be at stake. <mm.^3T/-&c. am^y. o/«. ^ 3^- 
 5[ iciVA y. ofs. (aa muiM<-<0 jft^ my life is at s. ynij«|<- 
 <tlT Jnin my honor is at s.). 
 To Stake, r. a. set (a fonce)ioi7A stakes, ifm^i, Him. pi. 
 
 2 icager, let. 'VJm.^ f.-^ f.-V^ /.-Ac. ^\^lvl\.\^^^vi\. 
 ^^^•'JTi^^tK^ g. of o.^t^K-&c. JTfl^. 
 Stalk, a. vapid from having leen kept, y. Flat. f^RBT, iHTTT 
 remiss, ifm?, f]^, <nfrtTT, <Tjf^.— compreh. #. onrf cold 
 and dry, /(c. fnoEMW. 
 
 s. victuals, firs^/. fjRPTtw. f^rerwe/. Rrer^/. 
 To got B. fn^^, <TT»^. 
 
 2 fig. /n'/*, ^v. 5^, "jf^tfV, f?l*ir^tf^, ^(ll"?l<l"«<<l "flfii. 
 8. joko, dovico, thoufrht. ^'Egn?^?»Pn/. 
 To Stale, r. n. wrifi*. g^TSir, frnF<T/.-'TT'»ft«. ^^, 
 
 ! STALKIIEflS, n. T. A. 1. f<T5tqflIT CT. «n%q''TTW. 
 
 I 2 a^q^T m. Ac. 
 
 To Stalk, r. n. »ro/i tiatelily. T^TTTT <?tf<r?. ^r9J, jjT'ft VTT- 
 
 i *T-7TNT i^^rT*T-Ac. ^ri^, «H*«i or ^H'PH ST^, 'Wciit 
 
 or ^ipf^.^^^^ ^wJf, ^K^'T, rM<*Iui, 'i^}J. pi. iUHl 
 
 2 ifa//t i*A»»i a cop«r. T{^ TSJof, ^^ ^M^T. 
 Stalk, StalkixOiW. v. V. 1. J'T'pSri. Ac. SHTTm. PfT^'R 
 
 Stalk, «. «<«» of a plant, \k or\zm. \mm. ^\'.n. dim, f\\' 
 ^fi. Ac, nt^twm. ^frtt/. ^irmn. llYt/. 
 
STA 
 
 824 
 
 STA 
 
 A B. of immature or uneared corn. «rrs»». 
 Dry ( and trampled ) stalks (of kadba Ac), f^ms or 
 Zn. ^T^rt. 
 
 Stalks of leguminous plants. ^rS w. 
 SiAXKEK, n. Stalking,^, o. v.V. 1. ^^rnTT decl. -ellpluiKI, 
 
 tjid1+-i'|^ '5fTr!uii^r, (iH+d -mciuiRT, &c. n^rnf?!, ^?r*ifrr, 
 
 Stall, «. cr/J, S(c. zmn. 5Totn. nr'<IT5/. 
 
 Confinement (of a beast) to his a. <i|U|^<(t/. 
 2 (of venders). 5m^/."%5iF/. ^r^^n. 
 To Stall, p. o. 5iurm-&c. iiftrdr. 
 Stallage, «. ren< paid for a stall. «RT^/. «Rniv^y. 
 Stall-fed, a. ctot^ or sr^tsi^. 
 Stalled, a. ever kept in the stall. dlUN<^ <w ^M^i??. 
 Stallion, n. stone-horse, ^mor tf^^t^m. gSi^ftlT m. ^»MH\ 
 
 Excitement of a s. ( towards the mare ). J^Jf^/- 
 Stames, n. — in botany. W^Tm. 5%^ m. 
 
 2 stamina; <*n< tvhich constitutes the principal strength. 
 
 2b Stammeii, t). n. ^xtutter. ^i ^TS^, nrJip^, q;t^^P55of, 
 c5mof, t^FTft ^?5^, ^W^irT 3TS'jf-3lS*«ui-&c. wftT /". 
 STipt 17. of s. 3T35??o5cf-&c. q'r?5'Jt. 
 
 SlAMMEB, Stammebino, «. V. V. — oct. €t^ ^^ n. 4tr5- 
 "Tfrf 31^ «. &C. airldrll/. 
 
 Stammerer, n. Stammebiko, ^. 0. t. V. iTl<T^ ^ratTKT, &c. 
 
 jflcfTT, 'PfTTT or qrilT, ^^JI^"^. 
 To Stamp, v. a. ( the ground &c ). 3flMi"jf, 3HI<\o4ui, ?Io5^- 
 
 *n%-HIMI'll Sl^-HKui, "TT^T^TTrT m. ^^. 
 
 2 impress with tome mark, rfmuj, «l^, filip m.-^JTTffl.- 
 
 3^ m.-g^r/.-&c. HR^ ic/<A 5R 0/0. 
 
 8/om Jy impression. ^m% S^R'ijf, gNOT.-OTTTW.-S^rT »i. 
 
 JTR'if p. ofo. 
 
 4 (coin). f?rigT m. JTR^->mot, qn^. 
 2bSTAW3 , V. n. V. To Eaqe. Hf/.-&c. 3TN^ot-3nH2wf, qpi 
 
 2 upon ; v. To Trample. 'TraT^-'TT'TT^Tt^-&c. Hsqiii, 
 Stamp, n. instrument of stamping. sfTTw. Z^m, f^{gT ««. jft- 
 
 Goldsmith's s. ^?of «. ^jnft/. il^iMKl m. 
 
 2 impression made. iJTT w. grni >». f^RgT m. 5^ m. 5^ 
 
 /• ?^/- 
 
 3 character fixed ; <?«*<, make, Sfc. v. FoHM. ^t? n. STTO'- 
 
 ^/. 
 
 Of the right s. \\l\-^\ ^m-^e5T-'Tt5T-&c. 
 
 4 paper or mark aifixed to letters, receipts, ^c. ?dT»». 
 (from the English) f?rf%H:/. ( the English word ticket.) 
 
 Stamped, p. v. V. A. 2. 3FT%?5T, «IHHK^rfl, Ac. %JR, ^T- 
 'ft, tjrft^, OTfRf, 5f^?T, M4lR.rj, ?rg^. 
 
 To be 8. 3«ot. 
 SlAMPEB, «. Stammko,;?. a. T. V. A. 1. a TT ^d ui KI , ?IoE^- 
 
 qr^ st^ornr-HKuiKr, &c. 
 
 2, 3. ^N^rm, un-Ac. nmnKr, dimO, ^q;5ft. 
 
 Stamping, n. v. V. A. 1. arrrs^ n. an^oE^ n. ?ra<Tmi^ »TT- 
 ^ n. &c. 
 
 2, 3 5T^ ». dNHKUJ n. &c. 
 V. V. N. ^ STFTT'il n. qTT3TR^ n. 
 
 Furious storming & b. «T?'PI or trssri/. «»/«w. m- 
 
 2b Stanch, v. a. (blood) «;o/) the flow of. rr^ft^, *Tt«?f«r«f, 
 
 «t^ «P^, ^T^«.-&c. ^f^of-Ac. y. o/' o. 
 To Stanch, v. n. cease to flow, n^, sj^ ^, ^<5f n.-JWT- 
 
 ^ «».-Ae. ?T^-«i^ ^ 5'. o/ «, 
 Stanch, a. v. Constant, Firm, tftr, ^j^tft^, gsftr, ^5^, 
 
 Stanchion, «. «mo//^o«<. ^\^^f.^(\^\f[f. jflT^ m. ^- 
 
 5rT or Jpt^n m. 
 Stanchness, «. V. A. tftTTTT m. Ac. sft^?TT/. ^«. ?^ «• 
 
 2b Stand, v. n. he erect, Sfc. g^rr-^^T 3fmot-^-Tr^ot, g^- 
 To s. in expectation, 'fir^, fH^TT^'iif-3T??Dt-«ra^. 
 2stop.^ hall. TTr Uf>J|f-5I^<if, %<Tot, 3^,^701, '^T^, 
 
 3 he stationary j lie, cease. l^'Jf, <I«uf, ^•*T''f , ^tot«lot, 
 ?np«I-&c. ^T'll-TT^'Jt, ^^, (TCr-T ^wf-il^ut. 
 
 4 continue.^ ahide, v. To Emdube. <|^uI, ft^of, a^^ rtn- 
 
 5 to he in any state, iil^uf, ^of, <Tfuf^ 
 
 6 by ; Je near, he present. ^^oE-&c. ^^^, 
 
 *! \>j; not to desert. «T57r-f-=)+'i^-Ac. TT^, [^. 
 
 8 fast; remain stationary. TT^, fra«».tRnf-*TCH aTO"'t-TT- 
 
 9 for ; Jc a candidate. g'^IKI^"!, 3%^T 3T?fot. 
 
 10 for; ie m /Ae place of, represent. ^T^^, ^f^, 
 fi*iurf aro^. 
 
 11 off; *e^;) at a distance. ^-Ac. 5:T|'f. 
 
 12 out; project, he prominent. Sfl^ 'H'r, vdMi**! or >dn<i«l. 
 18 out ; V. To Persist, f^^FT^f-Ac. TT^. 
 
 14 over ; lie over. g€t^ ai«<j>"i or rti'i"!, ?reT TT^-ft^r, 
 
 15 to ; ahide hy, adhere to. ^<F^-«T57T-^^>'T-3T^SToS^- 
 &c. 3TOoi-5Rrit-^<Jif. 
 
 16 up ; rise from sitting. ^T^ T'TRT^, 7*1KI^"/, ^TR^T. 
 
 17 up for; come forward to kelp. g'HKI^u'l, T^ ot.-^5^R 
 «». «Rwf. 
 
 18 with ; he consistent, v. To Agree, firosof, vHHuli. 
 2b Stand, v. a. v. To Bear. ^>^, ^Tf^. [ ?fT5T m. 
 Stahb, n. V. Station. jnJt «. fs^pm «. ^^TTH «. 31^ »». ar- 
 
 2 stop, hall. HZVVm\ m. nf^RrTT »». ifcim «■ if^TOfl 
 
 Brought to a s. ^rtfilrl, W^, 
 That is at a b. if^fTH, nzr'J., ftT?T. 
 To bring, put, Ac. to a s. ^TT ^f^., fJS+I^'Jf, ^O^^- 
 ^, 'RPTT n.-*l1%>J5[r «.-nf'Ta«ir »i.-Ae. ^^. 
 To come to a s. or b. Btill. gc^, MI^, ^^"f, »TW^- 
 
CTA 825^ 
 
 »if, T^ ^, 1^^ f f^, ^Hi+ui, i^i+«f, fivi"i, ^i^ «. 
 *T^ y. <»/■». 
 
 3 ( as for water pots, casks, &c. ). V^^ f. ^r?T «». 
 
 4 ( for a lamp, dish, kc. ). <iiu|<ij or AluiCI /• 
 
 5 ( for sw-ivels, native palanquins, Ac. ). ftTTT^ •«. 
 C ( as of glass Ac. ressels ) bottom-part. «nT^/.^R^/- 
 ^ ar q vft /. 
 7 frame, tupporting eatf, — gener. ^t?Tm. ^ft/. «Rf^/. 
 
 b. with three legs, tripod, ^r^ f. frNTf /. 
 Stassasd, »i. nui^, T. Flao. fsT3|TT<T n. <7?TT^/. ^I^'il m. 
 
 2 njtf, tMoture. qfprnt »• WMIUI ». tT5T «». 3=RfV « ./. 
 
 Stixsako-beabes, n. fsT^IM^TT, f^^rm^^^iTfTT^, ^vd^ll^. 
 
 Sta5D£R, n. Stasdiso, J), a. v. V.N. 1. gnTT TTfTRT-?rff%- 
 
 BT, Ac. T^, ?UT, f^, ?V ( in comp. as JTPmT, &c. ), 
 
 r<in?fT ( in comp. ). [ npT. 
 
 Standing, in a standing potture. 3«n^, ?>='n'ff, T»TT- 
 
 3 M«OIKI-T«^f^I, il^UIUMlT^f'-rll, &C. H^F<T. 
 
 4 am^ Ekdchisq. fi+uiKi, 5TTRT, Ac. fi+13:. 
 I. fkrf Ml oblivion or desuetude, \. Eitakt. ^Hril, THT, 
 3qfr<T»T, vnT<TT, JTffT^, 7q^«T»TR, fr<T?T, 3T^ff»TfT. 
 II. — com, Ac. 3TITT. 
 III. See Fixed, Costixcai.. IV. See Staoakt. 
 
 StAyDixo, «. v. V. N. 1. g^TT n^ «. Ac. 
 
 4 ft^ n. STof n. Ac. ft*I«J »». P,*l«ll m. ft"*rf<t ;)o;. 
 
 Of long ■. nyH r^<l«Nl, %«I*^I, %«^Nt, pi«*|>l^, 
 
 I. ^I«f^ to stand in. TTTTT^'wn^ 'TPTT/. 
 XL T. Ea5k. «J^/. 
 ^ASDISB, «. ease for pen and ink. ^PHT^R n. 
 :^iXT^-niLL, n. T. Sta5d, 2. if^tT «. lPl«»T w. 
 Staxzi, n. — in poetry. W5I^ m. ir<i m. ?lij n. 
 1 PHTLOMA, «. — the disease of the eye. ^^ m. 
 iir,E, a. ( in commerce) chi/f. aP^HNr 5^?^, ft?T^ 3^- 
 
 wr^, fTf*T7*nwm, 
 .Staple, ». war/, emporium. «>?/. Jfn^?/. »r3T «•• 
 
 2 /(»/> ^ iron, Sfe. 'i\*\i\ m. 
 
 3 ( of wool, Ac.), ^n. [WW m. 
 
 4 prinripal commodity. 5rfi^iTr^T ^w*! ^RRf m. qi^rf^- 
 f TAB, ». !Tm«i./. ^t^/. ?rR^/. n^S( n. H n. TJ n. 
 
 Falling ». ?rirT/. am m./. 
 Falling of a •, mTNm "•. 7r*IMI»» m. 
 PropitioQsnMs of the stars. ^nT^ n. 
 8. under which one was bom. i^fJf^^^n. 
 To shoot— stars. m> m. pi. 5^. 
 The stars. »T»Pt s». flumw n. 5TM«RKIB n. ^?T?Tn- 
 <JT m. 7^>n>I m. 
 
 2 0#/WM*. ^hf^/. 
 
 3 ( as on cloth, A«.). ^sft/. 
 
 4 ( aa on the forehead o( a bollock, Ac. ). ^ «•. *4l( m. >'■ 
 
 STA 
 
 That has a s. on the forehead, ^t, 'qt^, ft^r, 
 ! =^f?TT. 
 Star-boahd, n. ;j:r|^ <qVi^ n. 
 Stab-gazeb, See Astbologek. 
 Stae-lioht, n. dMi-MT T^ »i. ^^l^f^r^rsn «. 
 Stab-shoot, «. HKIWM «i. 3r^NT?T »». 
 Stabch, «. substance used to stiffen cloth. J^^f. ^OT or <?i 
 
 or ^^ m. ^/. ^t^ M. 3TT^ «». 
 Stabch, a. formal, precise, Sfc. v. Stiff. HT^^ft^TT ftrfl^l- 
 
 ^Tnr^-Ac. HK^rtt^^ ftni^-Ac. di<wni, anw^^, 
 
 To Stabch, v. a. v. N. ^3^, ^rsE/.-^K!? w.-Ac c?N3i-Mlc%^l, 
 Stabched, ;>. and a. \. V. ^rz ?5I^^, Ac. ^FSM^K, 
 
 I. See Stabch. 
 Staechjjess, Staechedness, «. V. A. *R*F«n-^i ite »». TK- 
 
 To Stabe, r. n. hole fixedly, gaze. Z^f. ai^iJi-JIT^ TTf^, 
 
 ^-<i«|)H«b-Ac. Ml^ui, jqjiit, sta ni. /)^ ^?Rot. 
 Stabe, n. fixed look. ZW-f. v. ?5N, c^rn, aTf^ V l <.f^ /. 3Tf^^- 
 
 Stabeb, «. Staei>-o.2». a. v.V. Z^ HN ui K f, J^P ?5r^ qifwrr- 
 
 ^, iioS ^T^T qipnrr, Ac. arfH^rT^, 3TnH»^«ii^rt1<*n. 
 
 SiABiNOLY, adv. T.V. Z^5 c5T^, 5t3 i?r^, Ac. Z^^ or q?t, 
 
 fspiT^ or ^f , d+,l«pi. 
 Stark, a. jJKre, mere, thorough. 5|[, %^S5 or 55, P^idW*! ,5jpr. 
 
 2 See Stiff. 
 Staek, adv. entirely, utterly, v. WHOLLY. 3Tn^,%foE, 55, 
 
 ^?q55, fsi^i««, ^iq^. 
 Stabliko, n.— the bird. i^T m. 7\\^?[ or ^f. ^f^\f^f. 
 Stabbt, a. of or belonging to utars. f||-«fNr, Ac. ^TT??^, 3TT^. 
 
 2 abounding ^'c. with stars. ^^^(^^., c(Km*<, q^lspT^- 
 
 S. firinameut, v. Heaven. *r^^ n. qyT '^Htrf n. ^nr- 
 ?5 OT. Tl*!"! »n. 
 
 •S. host. HH'iT m. ST^T^nT m. TJTOT «. [RROT. 
 
 To Start, v. n. Aaee a tmtching, ^c. '!?»Tq^, ^Rip/. H^ot- 
 
 2 startle, shrink back. ^^^ or ^^Tspjf, Jvfiff^ f^'pof, 
 
 3 commence ajuumey, v. To Set out. PnjSfr, ^^, ^fTJ 
 -^l-!<ii-<[1MI-Ac. ^ttif, ^TR ^T^«!nnif, ^17 /.-m^ »i.-Ac. 
 UTof, ^nTRI w.-fSprW n.-rr^VR-Ac. ^tot y, oft. qiT^- 
 
 ^'^-fsprfn^-Ac. ^. 
 To get the 8. of 'imnit/. m^. 
 
 4 «/>rj«y or/y 011/ of place. «W^, f^WZ^, ^^q^OT, Pf- 
 
 G off; set off suddenly. FT^ or 57^, ffin^J, ITT^- 
 
 or, ^^, 5'CR«i', flii:^ or fl^^p^ or §?qp*i, t^^, ff<F- 
 'JT qzct. 
 
 up ; r»w eagerly or suddenly. 3?T^, 7f > g of, <J^^ft- 
 
 airnrnpf-^q^F^-Ac. Ts^t, i^^-MiT'pi-Ac. ^im. 
 
 To STAKT,c.a. »/ar//«. I^'Vfijtfr or e{^Tff«r, f^^VT?^, ^H^- 
 
 ^7 5^^"f. 
 
STA 8 
 
 2 ( hare, bird, &c. ) caute to flee or fly. 3^^, Tf^^iif. 
 
 3 put into motion, cause to set off. erf^H^-^l%-&c. «i«i«I, 
 •»! lrf<il-=5fT^-T5r^-&c. iRoif, ^^{"it. 
 
 4 bring into view or notice ; propose. qt(r, "prjot, 'FT^^r, 
 
 Stabt, Stabting, n. v. V. N. 1. '^^ii n. ^PTF/. 
 
 3 fH^ n. f^rqr^ m. ^^^ n. ^^^\i^ m. TK^rT^JT m. 
 I. sudden flt or sail//, ( of fancv, &c. ). ■^\g[ f. ^\lf. 
 
 Bj fits and starts. r5^^, i^-^^, SfO«l<!l^^, "^^ "T- 
 
 Stabted, p. V. V. A. l.^^^K^'^^r, f^R^iT^rSOT, 5^^%?5r, 
 
 2 3^q^r, &c. 
 To Stabtle, t). «. (?raio 5ac*, v. To Stabt. V^^ or ^^Sf, i 
 
 ^^1 5^J^ OT.-i&c. «r^. I 
 
 To Stabtle, v. a. impress with sudden fear. s^+fJ^off or ?[^- I 
 
 5^!prm.-qi^/.-tTI^'r/.-&c. sj^nrif. j 
 
 Stabtle, n. sudden fright. VT^gr «». I^?ncr w. tTf^/. tT3^/. 
 Stabtled,/>. v. V. A. 3^*=l^?5r, ^*T^^3K?r, g^qTScTT, &C. 
 Staetleb, n. STAETLiNO,p.a.T. V.A. 5^-^(Jrm, ^ni^^Trrr, ' 
 
 «T?gT-5^rFr-&c. sTw^uir^T. [TnfT/. j 
 
 Staevation, n. V. V. N. 1. — slate. ^'TTHHT/. 3''7TH »». 3fT5r- ; 
 
 V. V. A. \.—act. g-TT^ft iTTT'f n. g-TT^nTTT »«. TTTtTHrnM. i 
 
 To Staeve, v. n. perish with hunger. 7qT?ft K^^t, OTr?TT%- j 
 
 5^-^^^-&c. »n;6t, H"%JT^,7mnTT/. \mg.ofs. arra- 
 
 ^OT «. PlMuJ-^I^ g- ofs. 
 
 2 2)eW«^ «fii7* cold. 5itft^-f|«lf^ or f^.&c. H^. 
 To Staete, v. a. kill or distress with hunger. TTT^ M|<&l, 
 2%-^%H-&C. HTT«>T, v3MI«HI< w.-3'<TT«'nTr w.-W-'mTT «. 
 q^ ^. o/ 0. 3^?ft-&e. %^Dt.^^j 3TToE^TiI«. +l«ui-'iTT?5^ 
 
 g. ofo. ar^rri"??!^ "^^Z ^"t. 
 
 2 W/ tCT<A coii. M^?f-f|^r^-&c. ^K^, 
 Stabved, p. V. V. A. 1. g-TT^ft TR^TOT, &c. 7<TT?fY. 
 
 T. v. N. 1. and Stabting. jqr^ft ^^c^, -cJMltft. 
 Stabtelino, a. thin from hunger, v. Lean. H<+I^I, Hf^'F- 
 
 3T or gi IT, H-^, ^tl«Tr, ?5^3tTr. 
 Stabvelino, n. one ^Ain through want of nutriment. In ex- 
 
 prosBion of this sense there are numerous terms and 
 
 appellatives. r?Ht or H5 «. H<HH5 or J# «. M<d+5[ »• 
 
 ift^PT «• ^No5T m. ^^qr /. R^^Nl s?;^^ m. See also 
 under Lean. 
 SxABVER, fl. Stabvino, J), o. V. V. N. 1. 3^TT?ft HTWrTT, &c. 
 OTTO^rf , OTT^, 5i^*('iirt, 3=RTr?r t^, ar^w hIhi^, 
 
 State, n. v. Condition, f^^pop. ?iift<T/ 3T^»Tr/. 'ifrT/. 
 Present s. 3?^ 511 3 or ^Ml^ «»./. 
 
 2 grandeur, show, Sfc. v. Pomp. iTR ♦». t <|gmi m. »TR- 
 
 j?lij m. Ih? «». smtr^ m. z^^^^f. arfrrff/. 
 
 S.-carriage. TV «. [ ». 
 
 3 ruling power or body, v. Goteenment. H^^TIT «. J^ 
 
 5 STA 
 
 The eight ofiBces of a s. STOTfvf^ilT to. pi. 
 Pillar of the s. ^h^ffhTT ^f»T m. 
 Secret of a. ^^TJ^ n. 
 S.-affairs. <|m1+|^ n. 
 S.-counsel. <m*ku1 n. <M--PR^VTT ». 
 S.-maxim or rule, n^ltn? m. [ 5 ♦•• ^nTrnoTwi. 
 
 4 ioafy of people, united under a government. K\*f\ n. TT- 
 State, a. q/*or belonging to the government. BT^H^, ^R'PR- 
 
 2 belonging to or rejuiring pomp. VKNI, *TKHI?f^, ?T- 
 
 2b State, r. a. se< (/oio«, express particularly in writing. ^- 
 
 ?5^rT-:p^'T5(^-&c. f^at-JTtSot, ^^^^^f. ^PC^ g. of 
 
 0. H<>TfT w.-^^j^cT/.-^f^ OT.-frTff^ OT.-&C. fe^-fepT 
 
 2 express orally, narrate, ^o. v. To Tell, ^f^of, qt?!^, 
 JT^T »i.-?^»TT^ n.-^f^rf/.-spTRT w.-frTtfl to.-Ac. ?lt- 
 n^-spa^ofr, f^^^, f^^!Tn.-&c. 'F^'f y. o/o. fJT^f^^ 
 -&c. ^X^, 
 
 STATE-Eooir, n. f^f m^r^r m. 
 
 Stated, p. & a. v. V. 2. ^ff^fT^r, &c. ^^, %f^, ^f<T- 
 
 ?T, 3'T'TT^, 3''T5=q'?tT. [ q^pTfT, PPm. 
 
 L »e«W, v. Fixed. %h^^, f5m»TT^r or ^m^T,^., f^r- 
 Statedlt, adv. v. A. f^TTTf^t or %m^, %*Tr^T <foc/. H^^ 
 
 or %|*ft. 
 Stateliness, n. v. A. ^fequil^r fh? m. fte m. i\Hl\A m, 
 
 fm^f ^^ n. m. M\nf 
 Stately, a. dignified, lofty, Sfc. Y. Qband, Majestic, i^- 
 
 Statement, Stating, m. v. V. I.— act. ^?5H^Rf^^ n. &e. 
 2— act. ^rfn'jf «. TvT^?: ntl^ n. &c. f^^^ n. ^^^ n. 
 TTTT^ n. 3^p?Tm m. %^r/. 
 
 I. representation made, v. AcconNT. ^R»+d/. *T3T^ w. 
 ^ftwTT m. si'-liuil or HT m. ^T^ »«. 
 IL ( as of costs, profits, &c. ). y. Estimate. 3TT^t m. 
 
 StATKB, n. Y. V. 1. '♦vrtKMH fe^uiKI, M^d<Ji^ frt^«IKl, &c. 
 
 2 ^tnOTTTT, JT^^ ?ftTOTRT, &C. 
 Statesman, n. one versed in the art of government. K\^^\^- 
 
 5^, TT^y^r^rl, ^M^lPn?!, <M**|l(<flU|, n^Tsftfrtjn- 
 c5, •«.M'firrir«(^ll<<^, ^.l-Jl-^Kufl. 
 
 2 one employed in public affairs. TRT^nTTRtHStaTOPft, 
 ^IvK<*|<HI<l, <MM^«I, TM^, TT^H'Sft. 
 Station, n. /i/ffe«, post, stand. vJttttm./. ?*TH«. TVTPJor a ?!. 
 SM «• ST"! n. fd+iui n. aT^riTR «. 3l?rftvf?r/. 
 
 2 ( of bearers, &c. ). 3T^ »i. ST^TT^T «. 
 
 3 post assigned., v. Office. 3fTnT/. afRTPft/ 3THt5 «. 
 ! arf^T^R TO. 
 
 ' 4 ran*, condition of life. <T^/. <T^ «• ^^^ "*• 
 High 8. H<M«| TO. /. 
 5 ( on a railway ). sM «. 'f^^IT «. 
 2b Station, «. o. appoint to the occupation of a place; place, 
 set, ^^, ^^T^ot, 3'HT-&c. 3F^,ft*l«'*<N<-<ii<'<<i<«-&c. 
 
STA 
 
 827 
 
 STE 
 
 Statio!»-M48ter. n. sm^, ^flHHRH^. 
 
 Stitionabt, a. not mating Jixed. ■MW"»<<ini<Ioll-%noST,^'KW 
 
 or as, V^m, fraT, 3r^, ST^H.'^ST in comp. 
 
 2 not advancing. fJT^I«TT, ^li^*i'lcil-f^^l«T, aW^HTT. 
 - :aTI0S1J),/». v. V. %^^T, 51<»<4l^<-&c. qTTH??T. 
 - . ATI05EB, n. teller ofjajer, ijc. %\'\\^\K f^^TTTT, ^0*1^- 
 
 -;r\Ti05KBT, fi. foper, ink, ^c. ^HT^iT^ fef^'^TR ttimi ». 
 
 Statistic, Statistical, a. rdating io ttatiitict. ^7lft*Tfrt- 
 
 Statistics, fi. <fomM/i> ff«)«c«iy, *on<rI condition, ^'c. oj a 
 
 ftofU or country. ^^T^^VT/. ^Trfwrn^fiw^'t."! «. 
 - 1 ATfABT, ». image-carving. <% ^''f n. &c. QfiotMSwO/. 
 
 ^rfi^^ul n. 
 
 2 itnage-carter. nf^raT^T-Ac. ^^wiKI-motlTT, ^f%^R. 
 StaTCK, fi. image. ^f%/- JHotT «». ( and ^^ f. ) TJOT w. 
 
 ( Wr^t^f. and «n^ n. ) ^T<\^\^f- irfHUT/. 
 " liTCKB, n. naitiral height of the body. ?I<t^T^-^^T^-<fcc. 
 
 Of grareful «. rfShrf-H*. 
 
 To be of short or low h. gr/. ?i»nxft aroSf g. oft. q>T- 
 
 ^/ g^-3»T«ift-&c. <sm^ g. oft. 
 
 To be .of tall or high e. J^/. 3TT?«lWt 3TO^ g. of*. 
 'prttf. t^ 3TO^ g. of ». 
 Statlte, n. rule, regulation^ t. Law. »I*<^i m. >i1IHdI m. 
 9 ^/. ^^ •»«. ^^ 3l»»lf? m. f?rmm. ^tlTT n. 
 SiATCTOBT, Statutable, fl. enacted by ttatuie, ^{{^Hl, 
 
 State, »i. ( of wood ). ^oft/. 
 
 2 ( of » song, Ac. ). ^ir n. ['UT^. 
 
 To State, ». a. ( » cask, Ac. ) vtOT, i(\x n. .JM(ui, *fi^ n. 
 
 2 off ; See To Delat, To Wabd. 
 To Stat, ». ». r«iwwn, continue. TT^, 5^, f41>9i, JPFot, 
 
 2 flop., itand. TV^., 3MI*H»»S, VtW»f , SK^r, *TTT't, UTTT- 
 
 3 «&mU, oWip. T. To Residb. nf3r, ^t^, fm m.-Ac. 
 
 VT^fr, «nT*r, ft*m i».-»T«m or t «i.-a<?. anrof y. of». 
 
 4 for ; wait for. Tf^, WT95^, <Cl«<^ TT^ iRr»f, *rt- 
 
 ^, f^t^, wTT /.-*<*. '?T|«f, w«^i «••-&<•. «rH. 
 
 . 3b Stat, ». «. »/«/», rrpreu, ^c. n^ffil, fram 5^, iTTHr^f, 
 
 Jitwt, *fr«w^, armr^, ^n^rot, arr^a^. 
 
 2 hinder from proceeding, make to itay, t. To Stop, To 
 
 DeTAis. TT^ffoJ, frirnw'f, f*iTPi3i, vmw^, %^ <rif,<!it- 
 8^ «.-wnft /.-Ac. »T«f y- "/ <»■ 
 
 3 hold up, T. To ScproBT, To Pbop. vfnwwf, flm«i.-Ac 
 ^1 '^Z- ?i>7T«of-*?«f y- q/""- 
 
 StAT, Statiko, n. T. V. N. !.— •'«/«. nf^ii. 8^». Ac 
 
 ffvlfH pop. rtftnf. ^sr{^m. ^m%f. *ittt"i. *ncw»(t/. 
 
 ftviW"!. ftVTWTw. ntrWin. aw^l^fw/. ■JWWT^i 
 
 ». ^rt^/. «ft«i^/. ffn/. 
 
 2 TT^». *Tt^«. 5^«. Ac. VI<N"ft/. 
 
 3 and Eesibesce. U^n. sTf^n. Tf^'JI^/. ^\^^f. xf^- 
 
 Temporary b. JJ<|;iHw. 
 
 4 Hf 5tn. vt«l5rrt.~^^iiiJtn. Ac. 5aY55itT«. #;ft/. 
 I. ropf ^c. to steady. ^5Tm. dOIRlm. 
 
 U. T. Pbop, Suppobt. ftrnwi. ^is^Torn. ^mm w. 3?^»T 
 
 To knock away, take away, Ac. the s. of. ^V{f. ^i<I^I 
 
 Stater, n. Statiko,/). a. v. V. N. 1. n^RT, 3T<TrTT, Ac. 
 
 ar^^vrnft, 3i^«r?r, frim, fl"ft4i?T, ^^^ and r«nf^^ 
 
 (in comp.), ^VPn" (in comp.), ^'^ (in coinp.). 
 Statb, w. v. Bodice. ^t^Vt/. 
 
 SxKAB, n. room, place, ^jmjfm. ?VRn. fz^Mn, r-Cf^ or Sn. 
 In the 8. of. 3Tpft, ^^T, «I^. 
 
 That is in the s. of. «JK-«}i, ^f;r^, ^tflT, ^THimr, ^TTOf. 
 
 To stand in s. be ofute. ^mTO-^FT^ft ^J^mFlTO-^'l^Tr 
 
 -Ac. qxfr-q^wf. [3T=^3. 
 
 Stkadtast, Steady, a.fa*t,fixed. f^siin? or a, ft^iR, STSfT, 
 
 2 resolute, constant, \. Tiem. fim^, f^«J^^, ft*T^, 
 
 f^^, ft^nf^^, ^*irfi5T^, fr«mT»TT, fr4^%iT, ^«ft^, 
 
 8 not fluctuating, not deviating- uniform, regular. <^^?TR- 
 
 ^ ^l ^mK I- « tT ^ 0I K I, Ac. ftVT, ^JIlfH, 3Htfjfed. 
 
 4 o/" uniform conduct; sober, quiet, S(c. t^qR^ft, ^^5?ft, 
 
 ^[^■sit, ma^orq, ^^F^n?^V^, ^*flrfl-«)l, ^T?ft^, f^- 
 
 5^^, fWTf ^fr^TT, f^^T^S, fr«TTfftT, 3l^=q?5fffT, 3T^- 
 
 ^rt^fi, 3H»?f»T^RfftT. 
 Steadfastlt, Steadilt, adv. v. A. 2. Pto^, fH^^lTi^r, 
 
 fPm«iFf, fTiM<r«(tiM, Ac. 
 
 8 ((%«I««II dccl. ^Hn<fl^. 
 
 4 '{WKUltreT, fWT5^%, Ac. 
 
 1. — carrying, moving, Ac. ST^oS, 3T^5S^, ar^T^l^. 
 Steadfastness, STEADI^E98, n. t. A. 1. fH^fSWTTOT. ft*I- 
 
 ai<TT/ 3fT^7?rlT/. fT<TT?»T/. ?8pJ>l. 
 
 2 f^V.M"Ilm. R*<il(/. H^m. ^T^^m. ftVTf^T/. ^An. 
 
 3 ^^wrm'mrw. ^nnffT/. 
 
 4 ((^MKuO'^'ll'w. ^'Pg^ftTTTw. «l«tJ<\HU1l«. Ac. ft'<l^ 
 
 ^/. f^iTTffn/. 
 
 To Steadt, v. a. make or keep firm. ftv^-Ac. ^?W, ft«m^ 
 ^, ft^HMUIIwi.-fWT^/.-Ac. ^Hfluf. 
 
 7b Steat,. r. a. carry atcayfrlonioudy. '^t^/-Ac. fi^ y. 
 q/"o. ^rft'f-4lv'l^-*^«I*nf%-Ac. Jldl, ^O^CT st^-^ 
 'ftr^, ^WT 'I'^-'W. For this word m GxprcRsing the 
 sense of To pilfer, filch, purloin, ^e. arc, ^Miuf, J*(rtuf. 
 
 a^^, (^tufrof, 3^^-Ac. qoi, wnfTT^r^ ^, gr'RTw 
 
 <Rflf y. o/ 0. 7^^ or 3qRTm-rTT^m.-Ac. ^ tn/A ^ or ^ 
 or ycith V.ofo. ^m«.-qfr«.-If5r ».-Ac. »TR<ff tnV/i ^ 
 o/o. 
 2b Stbal, f». «. j>rae/M0 rt^. t<Wt/-^*«.-'^'5^»».-?I^^ 
 f.■^nn.-^:^%A%.^kc. ^Rflf. 
 2 cowr or go silently, ^c. ^t^r^-^nm^1^■^\;m^m^^ 
 
. _^ ^ 
 
 ^TT^irt-MTM -3"J^-MH ^M -&c. %«>T-viTr^. 
 Stealeh, n. Stealing,;), a. v. V. A. & V. N. 1. -41 M %- 
 
 j^nr, =:f(tt ^T<inTT, &c. %t, n?^, #^. 
 
 Heart s. f^TT^n:,f%TT%Tt5T, . 
 
 T. V. N. 2. =tre<TT«ft-'^n:ir<?r^' ^Rrv^ornr. 
 
 SlEALINGLT, M. o</u. Y. V. N. 2. '^RTT^T, %T"7T'Tr#, ^WU- 
 
 ?t5r#, ^n^fft^, 5^1^ or ^7. 
 
 Stealth, Siealixo, m. t. V. A.— act. ^re?T %5t ». ^n;^ ». 
 &e. %ft/. %^ «. fl^W «. 
 
 Picking and stealing. =^lft^rprft/. '^\t('^^rtI f. 
 I. chnJeitine act. %Tt/. fr5*Nlft/3^ft or iJTKoft/. 
 
 By s. %^sf, '^t^TT, -JTl^'I*^^, fefjT •^reTT, c?^- 
 
 3^ or OT?f 3"Trr, 'TiOaSMt, =q'rc^ »Tre7r." 
 
 Stealthily, a<A». i^ stedth, y. Stealth. -41 '0^, ■4'l«.H, 3T- 
 
 Stealtht, «. rfa«e Jy stealth. ""Tlfl-m, fe^%ft^, -i^KHNI- 
 
 Steam, n. vapour, ^wf- ^^f- aftr/. ^TTH «». ^m. qm »J. 
 
 Of which the s. is escaped, — article cooked. «ri"P€t3T. 
 
 To Steam, v. a. expose to tteam. ffPRT m, ^ot-qSr, ^ jn. 
 
 Jb Steam, «. «. send off visille vapour. ^V^f.■&c. Zl^-^- 
 
 5^, 5rT<P/.-&c. g^^-^^ in. con. gT^/.-&c. f^R^ 5'. of s. 
 
 To make to e. (by setting on or before the fire ). ^T^ 
 
 Steam-boat, n. ^^ TB^TrT n.-^^M n.-&c. 3TPT^/. 
 
 Steam-enoine, «. !n%^ ^?T «. 
 
 Steamed, ;». y. V. A. ^TOTT 1^r^?n', &e. #f^. 
 
 Steameb, ». Steaming, p. a. Steamy, a. y. V.N. SfTPlg^^- 
 
 To become steamy, aud thus fit for seed — the ground, 
 J. steam vessel. STTT^/. ( from arPT fire and ^ the 
 natiYC form of boat ) has become familiar. 9T^ ^«TfT 
 
 W.-&C. 
 
 Steatite, n. soapstone. TT?^/. ?f^/. 
 
 Steed, n. v. Hoese. qYST m. ^r^ m. 5^ t». H^'IT m. 
 
 Steel, n. frT?^ n. qt^T^ «• f*T?7t? n. ^R^ m. 
 
 2 fig. Y. Weapon, ^sttt «. 5[T^ n. [ m^. 
 
 Steel, Steelt, o. »»a(^e, Sfc. of steel. frt^TT^, QRK.m, ^- 
 2b Steel, «. a. wal-e hard or obdurate. *<st"Jl -f^^-M I VI u| I -"I i 
 
 -&c. ^f^if, T ?%W =F^. 
 Steel-yaud, ». goE^/. Hss m. 
 Steep, ». a«cen^, Y. Hill, fm: /. ^IT m. ^^<4f. ^TPft/.^RoS 
 
 /. srtn^s/. ^ m. ^^r^ m. T^n-n^ui/. 
 
 Steep, o. ascending or descending with great inclination, pre- 
 cipitous. H'IAVH'SMI, 7'-Ml^sHi,7>=«n' ■Mci«iii-«ii, 3^^- 
 
 5ift^r, T«Trgc5T=ETr, ai^MS-^ifNi, ^4iH^-^rfi, ^f^^tt^, 
 
 ST^t^, 3HT, ^^C, q'^r, JTKV^. 
 2b Steep, «. a. macerate, v.To SOAK. fT^STrr-fH^^^T^sSf, f*r- 
 
 ^sfSr, *ft5T/. ^?;of g. ofo. 
 Steeple, n. spire. foC^ m. dim. ^ci+T /. ^pRPTT^ finjTT n. 
 Steepness, b. v. A. g'^R'TT m. goi%qnTi(n.g'*rT^5 M.TTr^m. 
 SiEEE, n. yowny 0*. ^ m, qjir ot. Jit-^m. am^ ?«. 
 
 3 STE 
 
 To^Ti^u,v.a.guideby the helm. g*l''i^-§?TTT%-&c. "qr- 
 
 2 See To Guide. [ ^-ftjTqiJf. 
 
 To Stkeh, v. n. direct the helm. 5<PT<iJ^ m.-^^M n.-&c. ^r^- 
 
 2 fig. pursue a course or way. ^W m.■^\Z f.-'^\^ m. ^TT'it, 
 
 S'TTT m.-rlvTsft^/.-&c. ^ot. 
 Steebek, Steees-mak, «. V. V. and Helms-man. g^jonjl, 
 
 Stellab, Stellahy, a. y. Staeby. rTT=^NT, 'T?TTlt^T, T^T^f- 
 
 Stem, n. wwm body of a tree or plant, y. Tbusk. ^t? «. «Ft- 
 % n. #5 n. 
 
 Long and straight s. fTTt^ m. 
 
 2 Y. Stalk. HR n. ?^ »». ^/. 
 
 Naked s. spf^ w. fff^p n. [^ m. 1?? «. 
 
 3 peduncle or pedicle of a fruit orfloicer. ^5 m. tZ m. "%• 
 To Stem, v. a. (a current, &c. ) make progress against. ^• 
 
 »fk-?TK^-ifec. vTT^ ja7A ^^ of 0. 3''TT-^n:-&c. ?ftst?T ^rr- 
 
 ot, 3frqT^^-5ft<TT^-&c. vin"of-^o}_ 
 
 2 rc«/»<, chech, ^'c. v. To Stop. ^"N'lf, ffyr M.-qfrt?w »«.- 
 
 srfrTO*? OT.-&C. ^^''f ^. 0/0. * [ sm/. 
 
 Stench, «. y. Stink, ^v^f. |q?"T/. 5^^ >». afRSm or sr- 
 STENoaEAPHY, «. «/*or< handtcriting.^f^ 3T?TTt^T iT^^'^Tr^ft 
 
 2b Step, v. n. place the foot on the ground in mocing. qr^ 
 m.-'JVS^fZ n.-^TZ^ n. pi. %^-^T^-eNrti=I '^Tc?'ir, T^^ 
 m.-T^^T »n.-M^'<<l^ m.-&c. •R'lt, 
 
 To s. unequally. <mT w. /j?. ^TFT^ TS^ g- ofs. • 
 
 2 icflZ^- a little distance. '<iIKMM^-=IKMN5-=^K fT^-Ac, 
 
 ^Trs^Hi^-^ ^n^-^sn^ %^, ^'t, ^5rr^. 
 
 3 back. ^, qT^RI7r-&c. 5fT^-fTT^ot-&c. 
 
 4 forth or out j come forth, qt q<JI-ftot, ?rT^, *1<+H- 
 
 5 out ; take large steps. 'JVS^ n.-^^^ m.-&c. 3^3wf, r^H 
 
 qr35c5 n. 5R^-^i^, »TT^^-Hwr??yf5ft-&c. =^t?i^. 
 
 Step, n. placing of the foot in moving, pace. ^13^5 «. <n?t7I 
 
 w. q^^ »». qrtiT «. q^s^rm m. q^??^ wi. q^R^ »». q. 
 ^^q M. q^iTW m. q^qm m. '^x^^m m. 
 
 At every s. qHrflMIHc^t, q^T^T ^Tfrtq^. 
 
 Silent and stealing s. ^{.HIA^ n. 
 
 Step by 8. q3;3!T :. [ "TF^^J «• 
 
 2 ( in dancing, fencing, &c. ) cast of the foot. qr^^T m. 
 
 3 spare measured by a step. qr*t* ». qt^OT »«• W^ «'. 
 
 4 hold for the foot; stair, round of a ladder, Sfc. qT'TO/. 
 
 Mi'M'M w». qR^ OT. qi^^T «• qr^w ««. qRir m. qr^fsr «. 
 
 qpt^/. qR3ift or ^T^Vl?[f■ ^>TM «.— as notched on a 
 tree, down a well, &e. qr^/. qRJT »». qr^JT^T w!. 
 Flight of steps. fJRT w. f^ or Rl^/ #71^ «. 
 
 5 gradation, stage, degree, ^^^f^f. W*4H "»• 
 First 8. or stage. sriHT ^^TT ». 
 
 Step by 8. jfJJil+HTt, ^PR"^ :, q^5T :. [^t^/- 
 
 6 proceeding, action, y. jMeasube. OTFl ?«. fTPT ?«. fT^- 
 
STI 
 
 829 
 
 sn 
 
 7 a short dUiance. =^TT "IR^t^ ^\Zf.'^K Mi««rtl^ 3T»TT «. 
 StEP-BBOthkb. n. ftep-mothers son. ^TT^^TT^ m. ttlMH^J 
 
 IStEP-CHiLD. n. cA«/(/ acquired irith a toife or huthand. qf^- 
 fc WT ^T^-sj^^m ^^ era *.-3*;«; n.-Ac— jocoselj, 3t|'- 
 P m, ■3TT?m. 
 
 WEP-TATHEB, n. father acquired hy one smother" a second mar- 
 riage. J^TTT SfTT »»• m?l-^l ^TT »«■ — loosely, ^TT^^RTf «». 
 SiEP-MOTHEK, «. mother acquired by one's father's second 
 
 marriage. W<-A'ii\if flIMHHMl/. f*IHMl/. 
 Stcp-bireb, a. »/^ mother's daughter. ^H-9(*t^ui/. WIMH- 
 
 Step-stoke, STKPPnfo-ST05E, n. v. Step, mjiuft or 1T^- 
 Steppc, «. 'I*HI-^I JTT5E m.-HliJiJO'r/. 
 Stcbilk, Stesiutt. See Babbek, Babbek^ess. 
 
 SlEBUHO, «. — coin. "n^^TP^-^lT, M1«^-«(W, «i1rl*<fl'ft, fllfl^ll, 
 
 2 T. Qexuine. ^li-HI ?RT, ^ISI-^I ^TT-^^RT-TtTT-Ac. 
 SiEE5, a. ( of countenance ). f^gin'^-MI, 5^^ f^f^i t'^S^- 
 
 '^i '"??• 
 
 2 ( of mannera or temper ). 4>i4l, ^TIT, l»i^^, ^THTT 
 w ^TT, *ui<MI, ^HMW, ^H^**, »IFrr^, "^Mi^ti, fH^' 
 
 SiEiar,«. (of aship). jhTH n, 
 
 6TmH-POST, «. ^n/. 
 
 fagmsM s, «. T. A. 1. «^-«|| f^J'.Moil m. f^^'fl^l/. 7^- 
 
 2 ^li^qtnT m. v^^'mr, &c. fn^'Hi/. ^5«Jn. »iiMiyii<Hr/. 
 
 BnSSClf, «. &rM(^ J<wi«. <j<i-*f ^rg n. 5<^t*r m. Tftfr«T n. 
 Stew, «. — the di»h. K^T»ft^-K^ Sfnft^-Ac. «n^ m. 
 
 2 T. CoSFusios, Fbioux. ?r^/. r<1<<ft4/. »TUT<ftT /. 
 
 8 8m Bbothel. 
 Jb Stew, r. a. boU gently and sfotciy. »TfT»ft^-»T^r»ft'^-4c. 
 
 fiPR^-TNw^-Ac. 
 BrsWABO, «. monager of a household, ^e. V^^K^ft, IsTT'TrtI', 
 
 STKWAmMBiP, n. office, ^c. of a steward. *KHI<lM"ll m. 
 
 fiKMI-'ll^l tFTT n.-&c. f-siiwiPiO /! !*<M^f*l*l< •». 
 Zo Stick, r. a. •»;(;« to adhere, f^f.ifui or f^^BTTW^^, 3*1^- 
 
 2 ( a pointed inntrument, Ac. ) T. To Thbcit. V^I^ 
 or «t^^, l^rilr or »tfl^, ^TTfl^, <!?tW^, 5<l^. 
 
 3 ( with a point<«d inntruniont ) v. To Stab, jmc^ or 
 »r?I^, »»nJf or »t^. 
 
 4 fasten, or cause to remain, by piercing. if^.^t^. 
 
 ^^-&C. %^«f, MIr'y'A, ^f^. 
 
 5 ( oat ) «w#e to be prominent. ^^■^ *T«t-<PI»'t, ^f- 
 Z» Stick, r. •. adhere, f^*^, 3*1^ or f^'l'.'if, f^I'lSi, X- 
 
 v^, v^t i^, *T'^, ^(?rn«t, fVi"^-**. ni{i^. 
 
 2 «/c>p, &« arretted, stand still, lit. fig. 3^?^, afl^, 
 IKV^ ^^1 «W^, %^. 
 
 8 Mr«//«, Jmtrr, T. To Hsiruix. 3fTT^, Ti**, ^HT- 
 
 ^/.-^n^ /.-Ac. ^T't. 
 4 out; be prominent, ifi^^-^ qot-^^'f. 
 Stick, n.— gener. ^T^/ jjft/. 31^ n. a^T"/. q? ot. ?t- 
 
 Bit of B. chopped off. ^^ or nit^t/. 
 Green s. aifteTT m. ^mi\ m. <^.^z^ n. aftr^t^ M. 
 ^f^ «. 
 
 Green sticks ( as for fuel ). 3^n57 or ^^m^zf. 
 Heavy blow with a s. held in both hands. q^TRt f. 
 
 Long piece of s. pole, ife. ^t5T m. ^^^ f. 
 
 Short, thickish s. JSH"! «. ^5^ »• «Ft5^T w. «Btl$ 
 
 n. ^4i<t>i «. ^^m «. t^ftnr ««. ?yfn:r »». sg w. ^ »«. 
 
 Smooth and roundish s. f^^RT m. f^^Pt «. 
 
 2 #Aor< and little piece of tcood. mv(\f. ^Z^f. +|d^ M. 
 Vr|>Bn. rrt^^Jn. ^f. *l<t^otT-/. <Pt?n. f^TT^/f^^V* 
 
 Light and dry sticks and chips. ^<+l4<?iy*. pi, ^FW- 
 
 a^r^ /. \ ^ m. ^<+^<l »». 
 
 Sticks and straws. q7TJ^Fnj?5Pn/. i^?. +'WM », ^B^- 
 
 3 ( of an umbrella, fan, Ac. ) ^htt/. 
 
 4) ( for beating on tabors, Ac. ). ft^/. f^^ «. f^ W. 
 
 5 WaJ, V. TnEu r. fflt /. %W^ f 
 
 Stickisess, «. V. A. ■^^Jrq'JTT m. f^-^jonnni »«. fM+r^Rjrm- 
 urr «. f^+.doi/. fi(+<ii^/. f^HJ^fN;/. f^^^/. 
 
 To Stickle, ». ». contend for persistingly, v. To Lnsist. aiTT- 
 *T^ «..3PRr/.-3T5fft/.-^ tn.-Ac. tRwf-vnSTT 3^^, a^ts^f, 
 3^f5 *i^, afitrf n. q%, *rt?'r, ^n^ m.-fr^fTK/.-Ac. ^- 
 
 Stickleb, n. Stickuso, p. «. v. "V. arnif ^TT'irRT, 3?^ vn:- 
 
 SricKLnro, n. v. V.—aet. arro^ vrrif «. 3T7 ^^ n. Ac. 3TT- 
 ?I^ m. a4'|H4V|^ M. 3Tf«/. W^^^f. fWTR/. ^ «». 3TT- 
 
 Stickt, a. adhesive., viscous., glutinous, S(e. ^^, f^*"!, f^- 
 W^KXli., i^PTK, f^^N^rf, Nsf*?^, fn^fil!3ft«=T, ^'PT^, 
 fi^HI, N^slflS or asT or oE^TT. 
 S. or clammy matter. f^V-f »»■ f^Wft^/. 
 To be •. r»l*r^*iii. 
 Stipe, a. not flexible or pliant ; rigid, Sfc. flT5, ?TT^. 
 
 2 ( through dryness ) v. Uabd. ^TW> «>»' S>IV, ^Wlft- 
 JT, f^njT intent. fJ|^<T)Of. [*«6^ri(. 
 
 3— as a limb, Ac. giT, g% «««/. ^l^?W, «1l4<,»^rtl, fiK- 
 
 To bo s. gr^, TM^, dli^olOi, fTt?^. 
 4 — of style, Ac. T(nT?reT. 
 
 6 formal, starched., constrained, fjc. in manner. ^55i(foS^ 
 qi>IT ifiatT-f^<I(j6[, qdiuf'/'imfll ^TnaT-f^TToET, ^w^inwii ^- 
 HoET, f^^tn «r;RTf*nT5ST, 3TT^TT%«ni*Tft^, ^IV''^' ^" 
 
 See Obstikatk. 7 ( a gale, Ac. ) oftTRT. 
 Srirv-nKASTED, Stipf-seckkd. Soo Obbtisate. 
 To STirTK5, r, a. make lets pliant. mz-^KX-&c. W^, 
 
 2 insfissate, t. To Thxckzv. itj-4c. T^. 
 
STI S 
 
 To Stiffen, v. n. become lestflexihe. rire^t, HIS^, ?n3?-&c. 
 
 2 lecome dry and hard. ^S^fiofr, ^(^^-&c. ^Wf-^t<T vSTPif. 
 3— a limb, &c. cfTSwr, HI4+.otuil', Sfj^Tjf, ^fT^fSr, <\iSN<il', 
 giT-&c. ^T^-^ ^ot. 
 
 SlIFFNESS, n. V. A. 1. fTTOT'JTT m. dl<i<MU|| w. ms »». rirai «»• 
 
 3 ^Jf^oiT m. ^i+rf^T'nT «». &e. »ftl»M./. r. «r, rlie+ot|»>. 
 
 5 ri^m'^rjRT l^nTaqtnr »». msr »«. 3Tr^r^-&c. it?5 m. 
 To Stifle, v. o.v. To Suffocate, To Choke. ^«».-«rre m. \ 
 
 -&c. ^Ffl^-^lfr HH^, ^FtSHR OT.-^ljHRr «!. ^P^^ 17.0/0. 
 
 2 fig. smother, <&c. v. To Scppbess. ST^rJif, fqas^, f<Tot. 
 Stigma, «. war/fc q/" infamy, \. Stain. 51*1 «. <F3I«F "»• ^JToS- 
 
 3b Stigmatize, v.a. set a mark of infamy on ; Irand. SFTm.- 
 5P?5^ »i.-?5H5?T ».-&e. Sra'of , Zq^ m. Jcfof, R^f^ »i.-57m«. 
 
 Stile, «. ( for crossing a fence, &c. ) a^tiT n. i>nF?rn. !iz«. 
 
 2 ( of a dial ). ?i^ wt. 
 Stiletto, «. v. Daggee. <ji<m i »«. 
 To Still, v. a. stop the noise of, v. To Silence. ^tt-S^-Ac. 
 
 JR^, •itS'it n.-;(\s?OT.-«^1% OT.-&C. 51^ ^FT^t, gTTT-&c. ^- 
 
 2 «<o/> <Je »io<jo« of, V. To Stop. fl^TTR^, ft»R-^«R5- 
 
 &c. ^Tt, »ft^-<TT^ n.-&c. ^T^ ^. 0/0. 
 
 8 caZw, quiet, Sfc. v. To Compose. SHrTT^ or ^VT^, ?I- 
 
 Tf?f^, ?iirr-v5T-&c. ERur, ^TT?r «.-?Ttf?t/.-&c. ^r^ ^.0/0. 
 
 Still, a. having no noise, undisturbed ly noise, silent, ff^- 
 
 2 not tcindy, v. Calm. f?Rfcr. 
 
 3— a place ; quiet, undisturbed. f?RtfI, f^'PT?^, f^f^^PJ^, 
 4 motionless, f^^l., f%5vq?5, 3T^?r. 
 Still, ois. till now. 3t^ or ar^rf, STT^mrf, aHMmi|t?| , 
 arPT^, arqw, 3T?iTf<T, 3R2n?R?T /op. srjt^. 
 
 2 nevertheless. ?Tft, rTiTTfr, rl'snff, ?r^, ^JTI^fTT. 
 
 3 in increatng degree, 3Tt»njft. 
 
 4 silently. jnT <^«ci. S'TT^^ (/ecZ. yr<t<T or ^, qtq, f^- 
 OT, =5rT or =^cq, ^, ^fSf^^ ire or JTf or J?, ^H^fm 
 or ^PT^JT, giuflH. 
 
 5 mthout moving, quietly. pfVf^ pop. fSr^WlcE and f^T^, 
 
 Still, «. alembic. 'H4'h\{\ m. g?iJm5r «. 3rre;-3T%-&c. jftJ- 
 Still-eoen, a. qt^trT iTH?5T, ^T^?5T, *T^:?r fHEfTFSHT, ^rfSfTrT. 
 Stillness, n. t. A. 1. ^IVR^ or g»T?rm/. n. fH ^ l ii lSOIl m. 
 
 2 f^srrcTTorT »»». I^rrrirr w. q iHi H i ^ m. 
 
 3 f^^ffrmr «. ;jq^?RT%^ n. &c. 
 
 Stilt, n.— for walking. q^5T «i. ^II^FT^ft/. 
 Stiublast, a.— in medicine. %;Rr armniHT, %«RT^5!j;,%- 
 ?HT5T^, ^(rPTT^vI^, ?gT^T^ in comp. ;fW^ in comp. r- 
 
 JO STI • 
 
 ' Stimulant, n. %r(^T?^q; ;^«T n.-&c. 
 
 I 2*0 Stimulate, v. a. rouse to action, v. To Excite. %i^«l5T, 
 
 5rrvT5T «.-??^q^ «.-^t^ n.-&c. !S^ ^. of 0. 
 
 2— in medicine. %?l^/. 3TTn^-^5?3tr, %?T'n^^!T«.-%?r- 
 
 5TT|f5/.-&c. ^F^^. 0/0. 
 I Stimulated, p. t. V. 1. %fl?feHT, Ac. ^rrfUrT, J^P^d, ^- 
 
 ; Stimulateb, n. Stimulaiino, p. a. v. Y. 1. %riqTimT, ^- 
 
 ^5T^, S^IM*, ^tT^, 3#^-&C. ^?rf-^^-&C. sjlr^l^*. 
 
 i 2 See Stimulant. 
 
 : Stimulation, n. v. V. l.—act. %?r^ w. 3'%3PT «. 3^^ 
 
 n. e^tq^T «. sit^^=7 n. 
 
 2 %?IHR^ «. ^ciJTTff^ /. [ ^T n. 
 
 Stimulus, n. something that rouses to action. 3r)vH^ «. 3- 
 
 Jb Sting, v. a. pierce uith a sting. t^R^t, s^or, -cllcjur, 5if»ft 
 
 /.-&c. HT^, ^^T pop. 3;|t or 3^ »». ^Tot-*TK^, ^?IT«. ^^ 
 
 — fiercely and eagerly, as musquitoes.gnatB, &c. '^'Jl^- 
 
 OT--e|ui-t)uiT-&c. <Tt?^. See under To Bite. 
 
 2 — as conscience, &c. ?3^%, ^^^ m. /.-^T^^ /.-&c, 
 
 WHliJi »"«. con. 
 
 3— as speech, t. To Bite, g^'rauf, ^fctsjot, ^T^^, ^«T. 
 
 4— as i)epperB, <Stc. f^TTt'T^, ^»l<H«l"r, ^^^, ?<n^of_ 
 
 5 — a scorpion. H>un>wuf, «iU|+N"l, F^PFR or XJ m. HRwf. 
 Sting, «. ( of animals ). ^iWt/. ^t^ m. Ht^I m. »|1ni?T »». 
 
 Hi'lil OT. 3Tt^F3T »». [ ^^IT ». 
 
 2 Mc /Ar««< 0/ a «f »n^ jji<o the flesh, t^ m. tv m. ^V »». 
 The burning fi-om a scorpion's s. 'pupFTjn. tpoi+Kl m. 
 
 q5U|H>ui /. intens. HiUIHiUlliw. ^T'JI'FTw. intens. IffWIT? w. 
 
 3 fig. pot«/, wi'^ J[?T OT. 5=fnF/. H^/. #^/. TJ^ n. ^^- 
 ^ «• ^^/ 3^ «• 
 
 Stikgee, n. Stinging, p. a. t. V. 1. J^PJIRT, t^PTRT, ej?!^- 
 ^JTRT, &C. ^n^, ^r-^^ ^FrTf-^Frft. 
 3 gi«IUlKl, &c. JTJfT, *TrfH^, 
 1 4 ^^n^OTiTT, Ac. tiivJKi, ??T*T5f^. ■ 
 Stingily, adc. \. A. ^MummH, f%?^orT^, Ac. shM"l^^^, 
 
 I Stinginess, n. v. A. ^M<'1"I0IT m. ff,<iHU|| m. Ac. ^FT^"^ «. 
 
 I ?iquir^ n. 
 
 j Stingt, o. close, niggardly, v. Miseelt. ^^T^tt, ^, %?rCT, 
 
 f^T^T, ^ITCT, ^M-NI ^^, aRi^r^, SFJ. 
 To Stink, v. n. emit a bad smell. snor/.-STT^ w.-Ac. qof-HlT- 
 
 oty. oft. ^RT »n. iii<,ui, *<|u|t(di, ?TM^, ^TOS^'f, ^ni?-Ac. 
 
 Stink, «. ia<f wieZi. «rnT/. I^I'^T m. |n«^/ nift/. ^^re »«. 
 
 «f55lt| or q-/ qfrlTIrT »n. "JprntT w. 
 
 Intense or exceeding s. ^vjWl/. ai^VI"!/ ^jm^i"! /. 
 
 ^^osm. aflKioi or q<iS|ui/. ^ m. jq^roT or <yf?|ui/. 
 Stinkaed, Stinkpot, «. o?«V/y, stinking fellow, ^mf. ^- 
 
 Stinkeb, n. Stinking,/), a. v. V. «nT aii^l, ^T^ mriTRT, 
 Ac. *<i«K«i, moiTT, ^T^ST or WT, tiiuKi, ^re^, ^T^aT or 
 
 ^>i«r, ^T«roE, ?ni^, ^re^, ^ri^, 5'ftft. 
 
m 
 
 m 831 
 
 To Stiht, v. a. limit, restrict. ^\r\l^^^■^U.fi^rM^i^^^W]^K^ 
 Ac iHS"!-^^, H)f<I<(|-^t-H-^^I or H\^M-^\^.m-&e. 
 ^, »Tt<n^/.-»T«Tf^/.-Ac. ^F^aj-s^^ afTToET w.-CMIdlNi«TT 
 M.-Jkc. ^57T ^-Vlr^'ii, 
 
 ( the belly ). ijz n. iff «T^-*TTT^, 4^W m. msuj-Mlrfut, 
 
 Stist, n. limitation, rettrietion. ITMT^/. f^TrTT/. 371^1 »«. 
 
 aTTSrqttTT «. *T^^/ HIvdMltJ «. 
 
 2 qnaniity atriyned or alioiceJ, v. Allowance. H)fil<^/. 
 SriyrED, p. t. V. 1. Hldl^*l? tK^rtt^l, M^H'Slf^p^OT, STTZT- 
 
 NiiAr^i, Ac. 
 
 2 qk sit«f^, Ac. 
 SroTTEB, «i. SriSTiNo.p. a. t. V. 1. ^rTT^t^ <I<M1KI, H^r- 
 
 aif^TTTT, ^^f^ ^^wnrr, &c. 
 
 2 <t}J ilt^tJTRT, &c. [Ac. 
 
 Sti.ttiso, n. V. V. l.~act. JTHT^t^ TT^ n. H^Tr51 ^ «■ 
 
 2 "ft^ »(iM*»| n. Ac. g^Tm*TTT wi. 3^TT?nTrTT m. 
 Btipksd, n. teUle J compensation for tercice,T. Pat, Wages. 
 
 HHUJt/.^HIrt/. %?PT ». 5?nTr or K^T^TT »». 'RR m. 
 Stipesdiabi, n. one icho receives a stipend. ^T^i^, ^H-«< I , 
 
 Boll of stipendiaries. ItsTTfT^TT^PTT m. 
 To SxiPULATE.c.n. make agreement or covenant, y. To AoBEE. 
 
 ^t«^/.-^TH fn.-3TW »»--?T%rl OT.-qwr m.-Ac. ^Tiit. 
 SriPOLATED, j». V. V. ^t?^ %^?5T, Ac. 4lrf)-m, B%fW, Tf^- 
 
 8nPVLATEB, n. Stipolatiso, ^. a. T. V. ^rsJt-Ac. ^TTTTT, 
 
 ^^-Ac. ^TTT-^irtt-Ac. 
 SrrpuLATio*, n. t. Y.—ael. ift?ft ^Rur ». JTR ^r^ n. Ac. 
 
 I. agreement made, v. AOBEEMESI. 4lr^/. ^IMf^l m. ^- 
 
 To Stik, ». fl. T. To Mote, ^PIW^, MTrWwt, ?TR^, m^ii. 
 2 about or up ;— as to mix or separate, ^^^of , <r^oE9ir, 
 •ticJI, Mt«3i, c^ifof or ^^*T^, an'^n't or ^wiaul. 
 
 Instrumout ( stick, spoon, Ac. ) of stirring aboat. 
 mivf\ m. ^flK^ n. »TZTT m. 
 
 Hatter ( grain, Ac. ) to bo stirred about, m^vj n. 
 
 Stick with a cloth at the cad to s. grain in parching. 
 
 STO 
 
 3 up ; instigate, r. To ExciTE, To Iircin. %7n^, %ff^, 
 VnifT, -i^Jft^ n.-Ac. vrtfy. ofo. 
 To StiB. ». II.T. To MoTt. f^ or fP^,Hnwt, HT^, fnA, 
 
 fq;^ «<y. con. ft^f. IR^-W^f nrg.eon. fR^Wt, 
 
 2 fc I* mo/ion, ie ar<«n^. ffROr, %«flT, ^T^jm-Ac. ura^i- 
 
 BtlB, ». T. BCSTLK, TcKCtT. »ICTl/. pi/pi^W/ VTR^ 
 
 BnB-ABOUT, «.— the dish. ^n^/. ^T??J n. ^m «i. »IT?T «. 
 8nnn>,^. t. V. A. 1. fR<>xj . ^Ptfajan. 
 
 2 *l»M<^r!I, f^«^l, Ao. .Ml'^lfl^. 
 
 3 ^'Wfe^I, '(M'^l. Ac. y^r^t. [ Ac. 
 RIM, n. BtlMMiva,p. a. t. V,A. 1. fl^imm, fRnPTTn, 
 
 2 *lrf*|U|KI, <S<)o6U|K|, &c. 
 
 3 %?T«nTRT, Ac. 3rT^5T?r-&C. ^irrf-lfRt-Ac. 
 T. V. N. 1. ^l!»,Oir<r, frT^FWTTTT, Ac 
 
 2 ^iriuiKi, ^2tirr?r, Ac. '^t^nr, ^if7, ^f%r>. 
 Stibki.so, ». V. V. A. 1. — act. ^n^oT o. &c. 
 
 2 ^lrl«)<ii n. ff?r5E^ «. ^in'T «. ^TR'T fl. Ac. 3Tf^nR «• 
 Hurried or violent s. about, m^nn^y. 
 
 3 irrTTot n. Ac. 3%3TT «. %^/. 
 V. v. N. 1. ^Tr5^ w. tK«t)<i1 «&c. ^3^155/. ■«(<A')'(rtH pop. 
 
 Stibeup, n. iron ring for a rider's foot. R+l*!/. R'^ift ar 
 
 r<+«n/. ( or f<+N & ft^T«ft ). 
 Stibbup-leatheb, n. ft+:\^'ilc* or R+Mr^lr^ m/. R¥t«<^I<V. 
 To Stitch, «. o. ««ic slightly, v. To Sew. JT^St, Jim or ex- 
 
 Stitch, n. jjo** ©/"/Ac needle, tfft »». ST^T »». 
 
 Double s. ^W^Ki «i. [ ^m «». 
 
 Eunniug s. ^HT?^^ ♦»• «TT^^^RT m. «:n^(^TTT »». v^T^U 
 
 2 sharp pain in the side, ijc. |!p/. ^rq^F/. T^'JT/. "TTs^- 
 
 Stoccade, Stockade, ». harrier made toith stakes. i(^TZ 
 m. B'Fi^S m. [ #? n. ^VC m. 
 
 Stock, «. main body of a tree, Sfe. y. Teukk. ^tS n. ^t n. 
 A 8. with grafts or scions. ^T? »«• fWISF «• 
 
 2 «<«6, 4<?. V. Stump, g^ m. «. ^srsTT m. ^ZTw-^^t «. 
 
 3 T. Haft, Handle. ^IT »n. j^T n. g^TT «i. 
 
 4 ( of a musket ). apSTT »«. ^F^ ♦». 
 
 5 Aott«<?, ra<-r, v. Family, q^mr m. ^T'JT «. ^^ »». ^R- 
 ^TT w. 3TTf<5 m. 
 
 6 capital, principal.^fund. j^ft/. ntsl^ n.Tfl^ or vrfft- 
 5? n. H^ «. f^RTTfT or ^ /. nsl n. T^ m. ^^m /. v>1?/. 
 •JJ5 n. H^^oiT n. PRtT^ fl. tR^ «.HT^/. ^ft«ft/. %^»». 
 
 Private s. «Tr»Tt?^?7 n. ifs^l or T^T^"^ m. 
 
 Scanty or sniali n. 5=^3^ /• 
 
 Trader upon private s. tfT'Ttl^pft, 
 
 To break in or live upon one's s. <?^m. ^^.^fj<Jj. 
 
 7 store, mass laid up. VPft or Ipjnft/. %^ m. «ntl/. 5(TT- 
 Z^ «. #^»r OT. ^sfmtn HtiiP5 or »Ttilf5»». ^^oETw. VT^/'. 
 
 Common s. I'T^S'T «• IIT^ «. 
 To go to the 8. U^fft"^^?? ^. 
 
 8 storks ,— for the legs, ^^tjr m. 
 
 9 wealth in cattle. ifttRn. ^^i<m». Ifl^qf^/. >sft^tR«. 
 
 10 breed. nmT w. ft^WT n. fftVT. 
 Ofa good 8.— a horned beast, t^rfj^ or '■ift'^I, »Tr- 
 
 11 «<*lfl«l ^fr^ f^BI "^T m. 
 To Stock. See To Stobr. 
 
 To Stockade, v. h. vi't^. w.-Bfti^ m. ^6f. 
 ST0CKI50. n. qitn^ JTtsnw. TT^^m »•. 'n^?^r/, 
 
 StOCE-btill, adv. »I«n(h or ytr, noi^W or ^"T, <FT^^. 
 To sit s. ^fTOR^-qWrnTrTW-fH'S«mR^I-»t<r«W- 
 Ac. ^W«t. 
 
sTo a 
 
 Stoic, Stoical, a. that affecie freedom from pattion, and 
 indifference to pain or pleasure. f^T^, 3^m, 3^#t', ?- 
 
 Stoicaltiess, Stoicism, n. freedom from passionjindiference 
 to pain or pleasure. ^TT?". S^^^THw. ff^r^RM. ^TTT?- 
 mT «». ^mT?rHTf«f<TT/. O^^T?^ «. ^^t^^ft?^ n. ^TT^pt- 
 
 Stole. See Eobe. 
 
 StOlek,;). v. V. A. ^57T ^^?5r, &c. =qr?r«r, =^T^^. 
 Stolid, Stolidity. See Stupid, Stupidity. 
 Stomach, n. — in anatomy. qJtST »>. 'fT^n. ^\zn. v»T3^«. 3t- 
 rT^^ST «. aTvT^r^ »». ar^TT^T^ m. q^5!T?T »». 3TTKT?!I^ m. 
 Clearing or clearedness of s. and bowels. «Pt^5f^/. 
 Pit of the 8. JTfoiqjM. 
 "Weight in the g. ( as of food ). ^«H)T m. 
 "With or upon an empty s. R*|»-<ll 'fiff, 3TTTi% or 
 gTTfrt^ or 3T?lfT "fr^t. 
 
 To stay on the s. f^srT^r-^TTHnjft^-f^^tffr <T3^. 
 A full 8. loathes the honeycomb. TK!^ ^t^ ^«R 
 ^. [ ^ «.. 
 
 2 sioeUing., &c. v. Pbide. ^sra m. ^*ngTT/. HTST »». ^/. 
 To bring down the proud s. of. "^m. ^\^ or OT^. 
 
 3 See Appetite, 
 
 To Stomach, v. a. swallow indignantly, fig. t. To Beab. "Tt- 
 
 ^ *<irt3'i, fqadf, f^, frarT ^^TT'if, f^nr^ot. 
 To be stomached. ^^^T, ?(tt^, T^. 
 Stomachic, a. of or lelonging to the stomach. ^^^Id^HI, ^■ 
 
 ftMI'^S^r, &c. ST^f^pt^T^tft-fsTT^nF, &c. vifreT. 
 
 2 strengthening the stomach, v. ToNic. ^^, ?^PF, ST- 
 
 Stomachic, «.— the medicine. TT^pFw. <l-«|*^«tvT «. ^t^». 
 SlO'E, «. ^»T5»». «ff5T m. qmnir »». f^OT or 55T/. ^3f5T«J. q- 
 
 Black 8. or rock. 5FTi;»TT^?m. !pT^«TT^tlT m. 
 Building of hewn s. f=ft«i^/. 
 EflSorescence ( through moisture ) from s. <^'14<|^ n. 
 Hewn and shaped s. f^TT m. 
 Huge 8. or mass of s. ^\%f. ^»T5/. \^f. 
 Large, flat, smooth s. to wash clothes on, to sit on 
 in ablutions, to bruise pepper, &c. on. "TT*R/. dim. qj- 
 
 Philosopher's s. v[^ m. 
 
 Pile of stones. %oET m. 
 
 Precious s. Js^ n. »rf&T or JTtJft m. 
 
 Eockiiig 8. stone so set as easily to turn over. ^EZ[^^ 
 !»• ^S?.ZT.^ ^ns m. 
 
 Eound, rolling s. imiTVirjTOT. JfTwi. 
 
 Smooth, roundish s. ntZlm. "TT^/. 
 
 S. for grinding knives, &c. whetstone, ^^f. f^^imi 
 »«. f^-OTTTw. 
 
 S. for grinding condiments, &e. f^/. f^ or 55T/. 
 
 \ STO 
 
 S. smoothed on one side. ^tsj. "PTI/. 
 S. -vessel. S.-trough, &c. ^ft/. ^jTW^f. 
 Striking of the foot against a s. %^ or ^^/. r. ?^R. 
 Thin and flat piece of s. <fq/. dim. f^qtsfj/". <Ft?ft / 
 To leave no s. unturned. ^HSWT ^TI or ^\^\m 
 
 To melt a s. ^nfm qr?f^»«. STTOTof. 
 
 2 concretion in the kidney or hladder. H<i<<|j|«n. ST^^Tft/. 
 f%JF?TT/. 
 
 3 ( of fruits ). 3T3o5t/. SlWtoE/. ST^Toft/. 3T5t/. "itatTOT. 
 arf^/. — of the mango, fjfhr/. sits/. «lf5r«». dim. «rt^/. 
 
 4 V. Testicle. 3TS n.;)o/). STtSm. if>r/. 
 
 Stoxe, a. See Stosi. 2 having testicles. 3T^^ or aT'ttT. 
 Stone, adv. stark, utterly, Sfc. t. Wholly. fTq?:, f5T^r?y?T. 
 To Stose, v. a. pelt with stones. v(x%m. pl.-^lm. pi. HR't, 
 
 ^|'^»TK»«.-<^'I4MI<«». "Rof, qW<'Isr^OT.-<S:c. ^^. 
 
 2(fruit) /rd'c /row s^onw. 3TJc5^/. /J^.-Ac. *l8iij, 
 Stoxe-blind, a. ffVJZ artKroTT. 
 Stose-cuttee, Stoxe-bheakeb, Stoke-splitteb, Stoke- 
 
 woEKEE, n. qra'^rs^T, qr<K^, "tt»«h»14mi, "ttvt^, 
 
 Chisel of a s. t^m. Kt^f. 
 
 Splitting implement of as. ^H^f.^^or^Hlm. 
 «i+<il/. «• 
 Stoxe-cuttisg, Stoke-beeaki5g, &c. «. ^nS'prS'ta. ^ni 
 
 Stone-dioqee, n. sRT^. 
 
 Stose-feuit, n. aT355t%-&c. 'PoTw. 
 
 Stose-heaeted, o. v. Ceuel. mqiui|<^<i. 
 
 Stose-hoese, «. stallion, ^^m. ^m. a^^ or 3i%3 qt5T«i. 
 
 Stone-peckee, n. — the bird. qT'<TT^H». "TT'iTT^ or qpiT^ffi. 
 
 StOXE-pit, STOXE-QUABEY,n. ^TS^TT'T or uft/. ^^TTT/. 
 
 Stone's-cast, Stone's-theow, ». ^tlfir m. ^M^3( m. ^'r- 
 
 5iTniT-<fec. zojjm. 
 Stone-teouoh, «. ^T^/ 
 
 Stoite-woek, n. ^it^^f. "P^HiJ^/. f^^^^-*<'H*i^^^mM. 
 SioJTiNESs, n. V. A. 2. «jT3r5;qTiiT>«. ^jut^twot. &c. 
 Stosy, a. fna(fe of stone. ^51^, &c. ^ft, qp!rn'ft,MI«II''1»1T, 
 
 2 abounding with stones. t)T4io5, vt?Tot, ^f roS,^r3^5r, 
 
 S. and sterile, — land. ^Ts«)<4. 
 
 3 resemlling stone, lit. fig. 'TT'Tr'T^, ^VW[ (in comp.). 
 Stool, m. seat uilhout a hack. ^\Zm. ^fNff/. fftn. "ftsn. »?r- 
 
 3fT«». ^^/- f^f^/- These words express varieties. 
 
 Small 8. f^^n. sfi^r^a. 
 
 Square s. ^^m. 
 
 S. with handle. ^^qTC«J. 
 
 S. from which to winnow corn. «(l«)it/. 
 
 Between two stools one falls to the ground, ^t^t^- 
 =^ m^uii (or i^pff^ m^oir) TTRft *t^. 
 
 2 — in medicinej motion, v. Puboe. err5r»». FTSTm. 
 Loose 8.V. Puboe. ^^\f\f- f s^/ *Rl^n. ^^n.^w. 
 
STO 
 
 833 
 
 STO 
 
 Scanty & sadden s. PltflH/. 
 
 To hare a sudden & scanty s. f^5E^^, Jt^, ^TT^, 
 
 To have sudden & loose stools, ^ol+ul. 
 To Stoop, c. n. bend. 3^^, sTfUHui or ^tir^, MUIMof, H^- 
 fiir, ^•^, ^IWRT-Ac. ^f<if, ^f^ n.-"ff^ n.-&c. ^^it ff. oft. 
 To 8. in one's walk. y(J|oio<ji^ ■«<[ri'»i. 
 
 2 tubmii, T. To Yield, ^f^, ^^, T»m, ^^, ^n-ic. 
 
 3 deteendfrom dignity, Sfe. v. To Co.vdescexd. nydl/.- 
 
 4 — a bird. iJVHiili, HTT'f, 5I^/-5f7/.-5R7/.-flMI'll >«.- 
 
 HI f.-&c. Vlrjuf. 
 Sioop, Sroopnto, n. v. V. 1. J^^ n. afluH"! »». &c. 
 
 * ITi^/- S^/- 5rt^/- !^/ wwi'-i »i. W%f. 
 SiooFEK, n. Stoopisg, p. a. t. V. 1. rl<<<'ll^, aH'l«'I^'»II<l,Ac. 
 
 a^mwor^nw, 5r=Ttn. 
 
 Stoopiii'T posture. ^|U|4|/. 
 
 3 sT^RT ^t^mrr, Ac. 
 
 To Stop, r. «. ««*« to ttand or he ttiU. r*n ^^, «Tt^?«t, 
 *ft7^, <i^f5|<ji, wrCT>T^<'f, R'«i<i<iu|, f^<i«i«l, ^oei|t|ut, 
 
 &c. q>T0t y. o/ 0. 
 
 2 errtat in projreu, hinder, impede, prevent. 3l44i|iiui, 
 
 3TT^^, 'iTzv5toi, atnt^iT'f, iii^iui, i^'-i*!"!, ^r^, ar^n- 
 
 tm, iTV«t, it-l-fm w.-5Rl»T55T m.-amltl fn.-»llHtt*I m.■^. 
 fn^\f m.-kr. crnty. o/ o. naf^/. tT^ or M\H*v\., ire- 
 
 ^/. «jTflf, 'Wjift / ^T^, *T>rit /-»rt»T OT.-&C. tn^, 
 
 ^^^H^f, »T^. JTr^, <TT^/. RIT'f W?t«1 or ^EmTT, Ac). 
 ( a road, Ac. ) render impauable. v:^ «PT''f, iK"!, Tf- 
 
 4 ( an aperture, Ac. } Jill or close up. if? WlPt, ^"^ o*" 
 
 5fr«f, ifF^, 5?»t or j^r^f, 'ft^'t. 
 
 5 T. To SusPE.ND. ?TYW-n^^'&c. ^>^, f1^»(t/.-W^'5'ft I 
 /.-Ac. fiT^ 90/0. I 
 
 ft, Stop, ». n. rfan^/ itill, paute, ^e. THT ft^-n|roT-?T^, 
 Ut^, illfof, ynioj, *fhT't, ?^^, ^1«n«l, fjpi^at or 
 frHTW»J, 5T»nit, ffTt, T^, TlOt, «i5 ^rof-qifllt, ^P7- 
 or n.-4c. ^ ^"W y. o/"*. ^iWI't, R'^l'C'f, <*I*«»t, ?To5ot. 
 
 To a. a little. 3TWWT? «. 'ft't, T?(t? «. VT^. 
 
 To a. at through striking again«t. Vl^f, %<I^, Vt/. 
 W»l^ m. eon. 
 
 2 de*i$l, leave off, fice ocer, ije. t. To Cuhe. Hfof, "fV- 
 ^*T «/». ^Twf, HJ^pt, fT>l«t, 3<rm, rm w. ^T»«f-^T?l<m. 
 
 3 at ; «/iyA/, «/«y. Tf^, I*TT«i. ftPfTl «. VTO^, 
 
 4 fopj ««rr)r w nMttfor. ^fTanvi, fwr^i, 5^, Vt'T'f, 
 
 f*rof, Srormro, SrorrAaB, «. t. V.K, \.—tUte. THf %\i{n. 
 yW nf^t a. Ac. TTTfn/. 3R"T w. »!f*Ta»f w. n^WH m. 
 
 awirm «. *iN /. Trm m. frn»T « fr'M /. ffff«T /. 1 
 
 fnw M. fis M. ^%m •». %^/. ^TWT^ /. ji 
 
 With ttopi ud pMtwt. npnp. 11 
 
 I Without s. or pausing. ^^ffT ^WJ\P\^. 
 
 I 4:—tfa(e. ^qtajsrr »». ^t[ f. 
 
 i T. V. A. \.—ad. ;=r>TT 'FT^ H. vt^^ «. Ac. »ifrrei»m 
 
 j «. ^PTT «.— a. or *. if^PTT w. q^BH »«. ^T m. 1^- 
 
 «r m. it^nRW ♦». 
 
 2— arf. 3Tj5Fnrwtn. 3?5vrcEwf fl. 3mt«riif n. arwrn^;/. 
 
 ! — «. cr s. 3T^"r*T m. Jri^^T wi. STfrTOH w. ST^T «i. f^- 
 H w. s*<iVM m. ^irmTfT m.—state. ^t^ f. m5T »i. aT- 
 J^R cr ^ M. 3T^/. 3Tr«T3r «». «i?(t /. ^HT^ »». ^t^ 
 /. gcTT or JcfT m. 
 4 — <k:<. »i^ qJTwt n. 5^ n. Ac. 
 I. ceita/ion, end. ^m{H n. ^VT /. 
 II. — in music, &c. rest qf?T/. 3T^^rPT «. f^THTwi. *ni>/. 
 III.— in punctuation. a^sr^RT^ ^/. U<\hVH^ n 
 
 IV. stopping cause, an obstruction, ifc. v. Hca)EBAKCR 
 MVS^f. KTST «n. 'fl5<E«I n. aTi*"*"! n. 
 
 To put a 8. to, v. To Stop. »j^ SRtjf, q^/.-^rfrRtUn. 
 Ac. ^^ g. of. 0. 
 Stopped,;?, v. V.A. 1. TTT %%aT, vN^^ai, Ac. ^TfrT, ^. 
 »T, ^Nrf , TwffT, W5'4nfrr, ?;^f?T. 
 
 2 3t:i^r^^, srs^^^T, Ac. ^rf^, jfer, ^f>T?r, ^^is^r, 
 ^cslmPi, ?5»t^, 3t^5, ^. 
 
 To be s. »l^ ^Jrr-qs^TJr, ^Fjof, gi'pof, ^oEtiJr, 3TT^Bt, 3T- 
 1^, V^<P"I, aw, im/. «I«OT in, con. 
 
 3 ^ %?JW, Ac. ^^, ?5, 3T^^. 
 
 4 ir5 %?I^, 59*)".^^, Ac. ^?, ^^^ 
 To be s. 5^ or gff'Jt, ^t^. 
 
 5 fT^ *rtrti , Ac. ?W5, T^f^T. 
 
 Stoppkh, fi. Stoppiko,;*. a. v. V. A.l. THT iK m m , %<|n^ i i | | - 
 
 ^, VN^TTTT, Ac. »T^>n?, »I^^H^, T^H^iiF, n^tT- 
 
 Ac. ^^TT-'Ertt-Ac. 
 
 2 ■3T^*"IWHr, STSVoS'TRT, ^TWTRT, awdt^TTTT, Ac. aT- 
 
 ^^W^, TTtTF, 5lfHdtT^,irf5T»l«TO,'3Wt<f-Ac. ^-VTft-Ac. 
 
 I. See Stopple. 
 Stopple, a. that which stops or doses the mouth of a vessel, 
 
 Sfc. T. Pleo. h^ m. ^^f. ^ m. 5^ or f^w- ^ «'. 
 
 5^ n. 51^/ »n*'Tr or sir ♦». 
 Stobax, n. ffyrfl* ojicinale. ftrpn^gH ». ftR^TyT «. f^T- 
 
 fT or f^T^Tj^ «. 
 SiORE, n. «/oc*, Aoarrf. ^rts *». WtST »». frtOTT m. ?|*T| m. ^- 
 
 ^^ m. %^ m. %^^ orf\n, V^ or Jijt^ ». #T»ft or 
 
 'I'^'ft/. HTTT «». HtlWW or hWW n. ^TOTT «. 
 
 Hidden b. ^/. ^ w. %^ n. — compreh. indef. Ac. 
 
 i^ftwr fi. %f^/ 
 
 In •. <ilavi«, ?wfm, ?nr^r, itS^, ^^. 
 
 2 plentiful slate., v. Adukdaxce, Ext'DEBANCE. %9t/. 
 %^/- «ffi?/ fC or fTf /. 
 
 3 T. Stobe-uoube. H^Kf. ?Jtwr n, 
 
 4 Ktores. ?rnnT ♦«. Wfi|HT *». WT»nft/. 
 
 Tb Stobk, r. a. fill, furnish, stock. TTfSr, ^J^fyT m.-^TTTTw. 
 -Ht«r m.-fW^ w.-ifTp^t/.-Ac. ^-^^TT ^?^, fl'TO-f^r- 
 f^-Ac. V^, 
 
STO 
 
 884 
 
 STR 
 
 2 lay up, hoard. MliM^i., ^^T^ot, ^rts^"! n.-^^z^nf\ f.- 
 ^jxpT m.-^^ M.-&C. ^pcot ff. of 0. y#Sot, ^;Trs/. r*i««<«i- 
 ^fTT^-^Hiiuf g- ofo. 
 
 3 repOiit in a store-house. ^t€rrT-^^fTff<T-&c. %^'jf'. 
 Store-house, SroKE-EOOM,«. ^tz^m. ^Ft^/. #5IT «. *i<H<\/. 
 
 PW'H+KHMI "». sr^TR/. ^B^fur n. ^T^JTTT «. 
 Stobe-house-keepek, m. :pt3Tt?r, ^^R^, ^W^., ^reTH^, 
 
 Stored, 2». v. V. 1. %^»ft %%^, &c. ^"m, f^f^. 
 
 2 WAtj^rll , &c. ^f^, fl'^r^. 
 
 3 ^tXr\ %^?rT, Ac. ^pt^wr. ["TTTT, &c. 
 Stobeb, «. Storing,;?, a. v. V. 1. ^T^ftn ^RWRT, «J^»0 ^- 
 
 2 widiJuiKT, ^^Tf *<uiKI, &c. 
 
 3 ^irT'i«JU|KI,&C. 
 
 Stork, See Chane. 
 
 Storm, n. tempest, qr^ «■ w. etT«f^« «. H"15M «. sifift/. 3T- 
 
 esp. with rain, STT-MNI TT^T^r »«. 5ffrr^T<T ?«. S:('s;tlPlrt w. 
 
 Roar and rattle of a s. «IMui'lMot n. 
 
 To be s.-struck, — tree, &c. ^Ic^oiui. [ TT »«. 
 
 2 assault upon a fort, v. Attack. ^s5T »«. nhft-MN< 3T- 
 
 8 See TuiiuLT. [ ^. 
 
 To STOEir, t). a. (a fort.). ^?5Tot. ^R^r m'i<^ et^ o/ o. ^ffFFSTT 
 
 iTo Storm, v. n. hdloio in anger, \. To Rage. +^^,4^1 , ^3^- 
 
 "i, +i+'N'f, ^cl<|>o6ui, ^T^oEui, ^R<P3^, -^icmaiul or nicoui, 
 
 gTT^53fn^/. 'FT^, ^ui+Nui, <^ui(^u|ot, ^^sf^, STU't, ^- 
 
 StOEMIKESS, «. V. A. vftatTWr W. &e. JITTS/. 3Hfr|t)lrl^- 
 
 Stobmy, a. tempestuous. ^I^iNi, d*MNI, ^TTT^RMMNT, 
 ^R'tHdoTt^, ^iTsntt or ^^t, 3irci<(ldftI?T^, 3Tf?l«IWH<<, 
 
 Story, n. floor, singe. ?fr<7 or ?noE «». JfJiaT m. ^TT «». 
 
 The^r«< s<ory is, ^f*(yu| m. Hf^r^T^t/. Mf^tSl <«' '^- 
 ?5^ M^drtl OT. — the second, |?TTT or iTq?JT TST^TT «. — the 
 third, 4'A<H\€\f. T^iM^i\f- — and an upper story, gener. 
 ^^f. HToft/. TvTt^T '«. 
 
 Of one B. VJ^hnvHrfl or t^,— of two, |H3Tr^ or ^jt,— of 
 three, fclHvHrfl or tft, frr?n?rt,— of four, xHtlvHrtl or ?ff, 
 
 Of fourteen stories Ligli , i. e. very high. ^t^RfTW or aS. 
 That has stories. H^JTBT, TwIF^t ( in comp. as »{*M^»f- 
 3T o»* fft, JMvFirti or ?ft ). 
 
 2 V. History, ^irrf. r*<HI«|ri/. frTfrT m. 
 Remaining only in s. ^j^TT^T^. 
 
 3 tale, narrative, fahle. ^mf. ^f. ^PJy^f.^^f\f. ^- 
 
 Idle 8. iim/. HT/. rSt^E^F^rr/. ^?f^^/. 
 
 LoDg-wiudcd 8. HSym n. *nTrt n. <|MN 0T «. ?5f^- 
 ^m . ^=^ n. ^T'rr^^rtt/. '^X^z or rjK n. ^f^f^f. sj- 
 ^\^ or ^T VI. rmfte m. q-q ot. rmffq^/. IJTfiSsFT/. 
 
 ^«f^ ». HrT^ ». ?TO^ or xKiS^, «. ^too^T^ ^ n. ^H- 
 rn^ n^ «. TT^ ». 
 
 To make a cock and bull s. ^TrT qt^ ^wj. 
 
 To tell a long s. about. ?Rfj7T<T/. rtl«|ii|, JftrT «. nm. 
 
 To tell idle stories. sfTHT/. 2>i. ^dt-^i-nn-^JiToEot-HT- 
 
 4— as in excuse or explanation. rTRft^ w. spTTOTT or s^I 
 
 «». «PTT^ «». «rT5I?f /. t). ?Tfn, ?5R. 
 
 5 See Falsehood, Lie. 
 Story-teller, n. ^jipprt, sTTrf^^sfTr^, siTfTT, ^TrqTTr, TPift. 
 Stout, a. of large and strong make ; robust, sturdy, lusty, 
 
 strapping, ^c- trjz\ oi- ^Izt, tTRmt^, Hr^T^TRT, qjl*|'ror 
 
 ^IT, ^Fl'T T^T, "TS^n', <T3Tr, ^T^'?^, ^TH^^ or »R, <^U|'l<i, ^^ 
 
 <1W|5|i3', ^H^lil or ^T5T, vrST^RT, ;nin?, ^tir^, v^iH'^i'., 
 
 ^sfmr, ^71^, sitc^fj, tT«i?5, q^j^, *?nF, «rjg»T,>5r!:, vrigi, 
 
 flH, +(5»IH, tr^, vrjj^, 5?ToET or STT, ^i^'T, «FnTW, ^- 
 ?H^, <^K+«, ?^, ?^gT or cTgqr, ?5?, ?^3f; or qr, r^HT, ^- 
 5T or ?ffS5TT, n3?55, ^g^TT, 1513^, T^ or <Jrr, ^3K<iir, H- 
 %IT, argrsfsft, 3THB5f5ft, ^i^^q^, f ^^tffR, f |?T. Some 
 terms for a stout, sturdy, strapping fellow, bearing the 
 implication of illiterateness, impudence, and over- 
 bearingncss, and thus equivalent with sturdy boor, burly 
 brute, coal-heaver, S)C. Sfc. are t^gTM^T, S%>^, c^HK- 
 fft, (^^T'livTlH, t^jrfH'JT, "TtoE, *4H<!d, ^tn^, qf^bTI, ?t- 
 
 Rather s. ^rS'^OT, =ITT5^T, 'A\iA}. 
 2 — of things ; strong.^ thick^ S)C. «)ct+'i, H^H^d, ^^^, 
 
 H, «TlWt, tTOPF^ or q?r, ^nm?:, ^5^, ^S^Hd, 5tfl?, ^.- 
 
 3 See Bold. 
 Stoutsess, «. V.A.I. jfr^qtJTTw. ^\t vt\'k^^m. Jpfqunm. q^. 
 »T;i<T'»rT»».&c. ^^^m.n. 3il^^T«r». ^[rft^^T^n. wr^<|t?T'». 
 2 «i*<|)'4quir w. l^gHHuil »». +ui'y<>4uir m. &c. «f!*<h«f)/. 
 
 Stove, n. — for cooking. ^/. — contemptuously, J^^ n. 
 Hob of a 8. 3T^?5 »». n.\^ m. n. 
 Partition of the hob of a s. sf^ n. 
 Raised mass for stoves. ^S^TT «. 
 
 2 hole dug in the ground to hold ^re.^iiT^n. V(\^^f:>iwf. 
 
 3 earthen enclosure for fire. *rft/. 
 
 To Stow, «. a. place or pack in proper place and order. ^^- 
 
 decl.-&c. *r^-%^-&c. 
 
 Stowage, Stowibo, n. v. V. — "ft- fT^ft^ft%-&c. H^ n-ito. 
 
 I. rootnfor stowing. »TT?5 »T<l11r5r ^rmr/.w.-Ht? »n.-Ac. 
 
 SrowED, ;>. V. V. ?nx^-&c. HWrfl, %'<T?Il%»^r TT^r, &c. 
 
 Stoweb, n. Stowing, j>. o. v. V. ?n|?t-&c. mTTTT, SfiiT^i. 
 
 %'«T?!T H^'TRT, &c. 
 Steabism. SeeS<}uiKT. 
 To Straddle, v.n. stand or walk with the legs apart. Kjmf. 
 
SIR 835 
 
 SiBADDLEB, »i. Straddlixo, p. a. V. V. zt^T «PT^>%?5T, Zfnr 
 
 STB 
 
 2b Straggle, r. ». wander Jrom the direct courte or main 
 hody. 'rtn5I-^7H-H^^-l+.^rH*i-^I^IHI<e-&C. f«R^-^c5- 
 
 SiBAGtiLEK, «. Sthagglixo, p. a.T.T. q^PT-f^nT-Ac. ■«| | f5" ll- 
 
 I. itanding hy ittelf. g?T, J?^, SlSn, f?^, ^■t't.oi , H^- 
 
 SlKAGGLIXOLT, a</p. T. V. ^^, Tt^, *IJ^, ^T'fmTaS. 
 
 SiBAlOBT, a. not crooked. ^, AT?? or 51, ^R^iwp. 5^, g?ft, 
 ^pi^, ^i^, ^[^, ^W, MfT7, ^^rr^, 5^R, fil^, fl?SF, 
 ^rft qjT, ^ or VJT, fl<rf<4l<A, 3T«n(5. 
 2/«»r, ^«r. T. Just. ^, 7^, si^mT, »TFlHr, ^7^. 
 
 SiBAiOBT, Stbaightwat, odcforthicith^ v. Iumesiatelt. 
 
 2 directly.^ not turning aside. •^, ^, <Ti^, tnR;, 3T^- 
 
 SiBAiOHT-roBWABD, a.— a road, Ac. ^2,^^!^, Wi^, %- 
 2 open, plain, ^t. v. Bh;35t. ?R55 or a, Wt^Hf^, ^^i- 
 
 8. speech or demeanour. 4'4{\m\Z\/- m<^M\^ HT^tJi 
 
 ^TT ^IT m. TMRrf «. 
 To Stbaiohtes, r. a. tnoi-f ttraight. ^-HT3E-^-&c. ^^, 
 
 2 See To Stbaites. " 
 To Straiobtex, v. n. leeome ttraiyht. fs^dl^uj, Tf^-^r^-?- 
 
 &iBAieHT5BS8, «. V. A. 1. q'T^'mT w. FToBTOTT m. 7^r?nirw. 
 
 Ac. f*RTf/. fflilfl m. fl^IMI ffi. ^rr?^ n. ?T???<n/. 5lvJ- 
 f^ * TfV^ n. 
 
 2 'O'lMWK »». Tjpjw tn. iic. r^'^Mi m. f^i^nrr M. 
 
 2e SiBAiN, ». a. ijueeze through, filter. ITcS^, »1I*H ^Tlfl^, 
 
 ^yfHtpop. ?mn»i, TTfj^ ^TT^, '^ra'if, ^T^, ar^Sf, ^ra- j 
 •fy.-'ii'^i »i.-&c. ^rot ^. 0^0. ^%u|. 
 
 Matter to be »traiued. iratiT m. 
 
 Strainings, </<>< separated. "TToCT n. 
 
 2 Mi/ifrf iy itretehing, t. To Spbai.v. lp*^T»8r, ft^JX^, 
 
 3 draw tense, intend. «Tm»I, HUimi m.-JTm w. ^-iW^, 
 noPTOIW^, JTOP!»fM-Ac. ^T^r. 
 
 i/orre beyond propriety, ^ftl'if, ■3ifVT^-"*)l«'1fl|W[^-^lr^- ' 
 
 ^i^tfi^^-VKT^-Ac. ainonJf, w?5 ».-&o. ^rot. | 
 
 r^ STiui.f, r n. rnn through. filter. IvH, <JTiR^, Hrdf. 
 2 ««ir rio/rn/ f^for/i, v. To .»*tbive. S!^, 'FOwf, '^5 m. 
 ^•f, 7TV1 &r j^^l'. m./.-MIT n.-ic. ^tJt, ^ m.-^nr 
 
 StBAlJc, «. tnjuryfrom over exertion-^ spratn. ^^Wf. ^^« j 
 2 hereditary disposition or quality. ^V^[^ or ?[/. |l 
 
 8 course or tetdenry, \. TtsOB. f«oj »i. ^^^K\ m. 3TS*pi i 
 M. wicn n. [\'. m. afR m. ji 
 
 4/iirt, lewjw, »/rw. 3fT»/. -a^ «. r. fV, n, wmm. 'j 
 
 That will bear press and s. %C^, ^^TTfJHT. 
 
 5 ( as of abusing, beating, declaiming, &c.) continuing 
 efort. arJT/ f. %, gn, rrrw ««. 
 
 6 See SoxG, Sousd. [ ?t, ^^^. 
 Stbaised,/). v. v. a. 1. irstBrsr, ^rtTc^OT, &c. nretf?, irfa- 
 
 S. through a cloth. q^TTS, tJ^MIoif^. 
 2 +'^K(?.rtl, c5^q;-&c. H^?I3?Jr or TT^tTT, &c. 
 
 4 aftf^ 3<|uirfrtl, &e. sf^^r, «i^«^^r or «Rj'Tt«Jc5^^r, 
 
 %^. 
 Steaixeh, n. STBAiKise,/. a. v. V. 1. TToS'TRr, mtTTRT, ir- 
 ^ ^(SUJHI, Ac. 'in?R^>TTf-^T^-&c. 
 I. «/tft»e, colander.^ tfc. TTotdr or qiolU^ n. ^ToEW/. ^loEOi'V 
 /. TT^r5ET m. dim. ?t^/. ^oPift/.— of cloth, ^"ttrjt or ^r- 
 tm ».?n^/. —of bamboo. RiMd< «. I^^aft/. RriTofc «. 
 
 f^5^«. f7T«r «. 
 
 Stbaisixo, n. v. Y. A. I.— act. IToE^ «. ^"m^ or #tp(i n. 
 t^lolO'l n. &c. 
 
 2 +'^K»S| n. Ac. 
 
 3 fTHT't n. rl|ur<\iJi n. &o. 
 
 4 afr^ w. sfrTT 3TM^ »i. 
 
 V. V. X. 2. ^i^ n. hi>hi^{ n. «Jo5 ^^ n. Ac. 
 Stbait, o. v. Nahbow. 3??^, ^t^, aTRfl^, 31?^, ^\^^ , 
 
 2 rigorous, ^'c. v. Sevebe, Stbict. ^J^j^Hor^TR, 3n?{tH. 
 3— garment, Ac. v. Tight, an, Bf^, 5R, ^^, ^T^HT. 
 Stbait, «. narrow pass, ^c. t. Pass. f^/. sfoft/. sfsft^l^ 
 /. ?rT^/. ^?^/. 
 
 2 distress, difficulty .^S;c.^. TBOtBLE. fl^ n, 3TJ^<»T/. 
 flq;^ n. q;^/. ^^R n. ^| n. ^t^ «. ^T? «. 
 
 To be in straits. 3T^^5^, aT?^<i]Sl. [ ^ai. 
 
 To reduce to straits, m"! »«.^, !^ri»TR or ^^:%^\^m. 
 
 8 V. Dilemma. f^H^ m. ^fiT/. ^^fP^/.f^l?<ft/.^^T€V: 
 
 STBAIT-HAMiF-n, O. V. MiSEBLT. ^RT vTl-f^SR, f^'R. 
 
 Stbait-laced. See Stiff, Strict. 
 
 To Stbaites, c. a. reduce to straits. B^Jt^T-i^lMuTt^T-Ac. 3TT- 
 
 2 See ToNabbow, To Costbact. 
 
 SlBAlTEKED, p. V. V. 1. ?f^fl aHliWr-Ac. STl^lUllt^'Tr, 
 
 Ac. at lf M W or aifnnw , wfJ'TT, c>?t^iF, ?;^r?, ^n. 
 To be 8. 3?i^<ipt, 3T^^ii*i, findr. 
 Stbaitesebkess, n. v. P. 3n^«»r/. *n^«>j^/. fin^r^/. frr- 
 
 Stbaitlt. Sec Nakbowlt, Stbictlt. [«^ m. 
 
 Stbaitsess, fi. V. A. 1. ai^U^m «. ^t'FrmT «• 3?OT^/ 
 
 2 Hq;^'mr «. snf^wT'nf w, 
 
 3 <t»Non m. St^'mT m. ^mofT M. 
 
 I. (of purse, of affairs ). v. CibcxmwaSCES, Povebti. 
 
 ?t»wif or H»pift/. 3ir»/. 3irenftft/. f»rfwp<t/. ira^i/. 
 
 Stbake, n. iron band of a wheel, vtv/. 
 Stramomcm, Stbamom. See Tbobk-afple. 
 
 8jlA»J>, «. JfflfA, T, Seobe. <ftf m. ¥l3T m. ^ n. ?I? «. 
 
STB 
 
 836 
 
 STB 
 
 2 itvitt of a rope, q^ m. ^? or ^ >». %3 m. 
 To Stkand, v. a. run on the seashore. '?>{5I^^-^f3-5TT^-&c. 
 
 Stkanded, /). V. V. JpfST^ -«J««J^?5T, &e. 
 
 iStbange, rt. of another country, Sfc. v. Fobeign. ftr^^ft, 1^* 
 
 2 of another family, alien. ^T^ or ^T, MKf4T, r«Kl*'ir, 
 irf^T^ or ?5T, sr|(t3, 3T'«T (iu comp), TT ( in com])), 7- 
 
 x.^., TTRT, qrnf^ft, M<j^«ni, q<'ii5ir^r, f*RrTT5ft, *if|tT, 
 
 8 «oi-e/, marvellous, ^'c. v. Wondehfcl. f^^^of, f^c??^- 
 
 4 OfW, irregular, unusual. (^qisnFTT, '^*i*'M<-Ml, ^^^fP^'fr, 
 
 Fr=^^r, fT=|^r, ?r^it^, ^r^Trft, f^^mfft'T, ft^, lW- 
 
 S. fellow, queer, rum, Sfc. fellow, f^^ «. 
 
 5 uncommon, unusual, extraordinary, Sfc. ftpS^WT, fiT??- 
 
 ^, JJFP^T^, 3T^tf^^, 3T^, 3T?Cq or sr. 
 
 G wJiA/ioifM, or neio to. ^^\.^ 3T^r«^, ST^loB^ft^, MKiMT, 
 
 qr-^T or ^r, qrwr, q?,%5rr'ft^, 'ri«*<iMi, ar^f^TT^r, 
 
 7 odd, uncomfortable, Sfo. in feelings. 5'^TO. [«*«. con. 
 To feel s. aT^^-3(T?f5R-&c. ^ or ^rs^ impera. Sf 
 
 Steangelt. Seo AVondeefullt. 
 
 StbaNGeness, «. V. A. 1. «n^?ft'T'Tr «»• f^^^f^T^TT ♦». ^f^- 
 
 fTT/. qr^fnffT/. [f5r«. &c. 
 
 2 <TT%qiIT w- "TT^^qTTT m. R)i|3morn ot. q^^i^/. svHr^- 
 
 3 f^^^oTT'JTT m. q-ETHqiTT m. &c."%?5?fxrq- 7t. 
 
 4 ij5Fsn;T?:'TnrT m. &c. ^3Trf?r^/. ^^Tfftqrtr/. 
 
 5 f^^orqiTT m. ^^^^W m. 3r^5qtJTT m. W5lF*+M«ll»». 
 
 6 ^^H'tr w. q^'W'TT »«. 31HI*^4Uir m. &c.%^R/. ^- 
 
 ^«p?rr m. 3r?ft=5W «». 
 I. Seo Alienation, Coi.dhess. 
 Steangeb, n. foreigner, qr^^ft, f^^^ft, 5^. 
 
 2 one no< of the family, v. Strange. «if^% JT^UT n.-W- 
 ^wf «.-&c. ^V^ m. ?JPJ)f?R5r, t5t^. 
 
 S. woman. Tt^/. M<*tf»isft/. [jrT, 3'^nltT. 
 
 8 ««im>u!M person. ^f^T^., 3Tqto5?ft, ^THroE^^r, frr=^- 
 
 4 owe unknowing, v. Inexpebienced. "JKc)|+,«|"^K,'^tT'TT- 
 
 ^rr, sTiim, arqftl^, arTf^rfr, 3T?f«ref, 
 
 5 accidental guest or visitor. qT^oiT»». (Ti;fTift/.) srffrf^T, 
 
 aT«n''T?T, arpig^. 
 
 To Stbangle, v. a. destroy life ly stopping respiration, 
 choke., V. To Suffocate. »l3WH»n. ^ot or \l^-^\^-Sx. 
 
 2 Seo To Suppbess. 
 Steanolinq, Steanoulation, «. v. V. 1. 'l<3iH>i^X"'«' ^^' 
 
 >pt^ ^T MKUin. M*l<^l«40tM. IJISHKIOT. STraft^TOT. 
 
 Steakgubt, n. paiiful discharge of urine. ^^^^«- ^^W 
 
 SlKAP, «. «J»> of leather^ ^c. ^\t!f. '^m^»». ^?TT/. ^^■ 
 2 (for Bharpening knives, &c.). ^n^in. q?5R'if». 
 
 To Stbap, v. a. t. To Beat. ^t<^»TTTot. ^-^^. 
 
 2 fasten with a s. «||((t^-&c. •tftjT'f. 
 
 3 sharpen on a s. q?5re'"TT^ ^Hfl *TTT/. aTPJM. 
 Steapping, a. v. Stout, Laege. ^ITT, ISSg, 'Nijrt, fvrqrs, 
 
 Sthatagem, «. V. Abtifice. gf^TTm. s^^»». g|"«». ^flT /. 
 Stratagems, ^^pt or 55/ ^T^H^'"- 
 
 StEATEOIC, StEATEGICAL, O.T.N. SMj^<-»nif^<JT^ijfcf^-f^fl|^<|, 
 
 Steategt, n. science of arranging for battle. »Mj^<.-«iiif«i^i/. 
 
 Steath, fi. »ll/. (aa *ftT<l?, Ac). 
 To Steatift, V a. SRm. ^R^-«l?f^ot. 
 Steatum, «. bed, layer. w:m. TS^to. T^FTr?". Wl^f. 
 Steatus, n.form of clouds, ^f. 
 
 Steaw, «. (of wheat). ^TS f- — (of rice) rjoin *rm<7r or Hr- 
 ^0T«. or HTfTT^ & TTr^w. q5T»J. "TTToT". ?T|5S^Wn. rHTH/. 
 — (of legume8).!Fr5«. — (of the grain ?JHoft).=TM"l+r§ ?i. 
 
 Bits and ends of s. rfOTH/. nn/ 
 
 Jack of s. ^|<|;dt4l or SSTT, n^rTT^r 3^?»». 
 
 That is not worth a s. ^oiSfrT, guii^. 
 
 To mind or value as a s. gi?fq?:rsnTr''f *ir^^, 
 
 I dont care a s. %ZK ^ZT or ^5Er. 
 
 2 light matter, a trifle, milf. r\^^f[ or f^/. 
 
 3 a minute particle. ^PT^/. ^W^n. %Tn. 
 
 Straws, chips, shreds, &c. %!;»». T^Tm. %^-T^rr.v;. 
 
 To Stkaw. See To Stbew. 
 
 Steaw-beeet, n. ^'PPoE 3n^. 
 
 To Stbat, v. n. rove., roam, Sfc. T. To AVaxdeb. H?^, T^. 
 ^^^if. pi. lTROI-»iKl<ir*<,ui. 
 
 2 rorc deviously., lit. fig. J^, ^^T m.-?T?/.-&c. ^tif- 
 ^sg^ vJTTot, q^'it or T^F^, 5^-^^^ ^"^, H^ot, ?• 
 
 TOT, ijmv»(io7, «r*T OT.-^3TM«.-&e. ^RiJif. 
 
 Stbat, o. that has strayed. ^^, ^W^, 5^, =5*«*mi+?ir 
 or ^F?:?!T, «I|*^.«I, n^!*^??T, &c. 1^, ^tf , l^ifT, 
 
 Stbat, n. stray animal. ^^R g^ w. 
 
 StBaTEE, ». StbaTING, p. a. v. V. 1. HZ^fiiTRT, »Te5PTnTTr- 
 
 oTRr, &c. [%<iriTr. 
 
 2 5^oTRT, ^'^T-^+ojKi, H+uiKi, ^Brat^ ^roiirr, i\A- 
 
 I. ^»i'e» /o straying, — bullock, &c. 3^15155. 
 Steatino, n. V. V. 1.— a<:^ *R^fl. &c. 
 
 2 =5r^tjf «. *RJ'if ». 5^ 'JTTof «. HnT'Jf «. &c. q^*<»ft /. 
 WT »«. VIH^ n. f^»^H m. f^'yMul «. ^ffJT/. 
 Stbeak, n. stripe, line. \^ f.X^ti or\^\i\f.\^ or\^f. 
 ^f ^^f [stTT^rSi. 
 
 S. iu wood, stone,&c.^ m. ?fK/.— To have streaks. 
 S. on certain snakes, &c. f>\^f. 
 White vertical s. (upon the forehead of a dog-, hor.sc, 
 &c.,) ^TH n. 
 To Stbeak, v. a.\^[ f. pl.-^m\ f. fl-kc. qPTsii, '.'nfw^^- 
 
STB 
 
 837 
 
 STE 
 
 Stbeaksd, j». v. v. ^ ^I«t%c4l, Ac qglM^-HI, ^^iftl^^, 
 
 I. — e«p. of cattle. ^^^S\ or «lToET, ^TTT. 
 
 Black-8. upon % white ground. ^lai^lToET or <ii^«i. 
 Whiie-«. vertically upon the forehead TF'TT. 
 Stveam, n. runniny toater, t. Eiteb, Bivui.et, Ac. 4I^HI 9- 
 
 f^^l ■». 
 Separated and minors, (in the bed of a river.) rTT^m. 
 3. turned into fields. ;Ht^ «. 
 
 2 current, eourte.flovc, lit. fig. 3^ w. ?TT/ si^m. ^- 
 
 nw. a^/. 3^«T«. 3?tT/. 5Tf^/. ^r^/ ^r?r». ff^/. 
 
 Against the s. sjrH«(d:. 
 
 l%at drifts with a s. si^T^TfrnT. 
 
 To drift with the s. ^^\^^ 'TT'i, <TfWTOTm ^T|^ 'ITM, 
 
 To float with the s. ^TTT tli^rt fl% IvT't. 
 
 The «. is rapid, qrwft %?T «TtlS. 
 
 3 (as ofrain,or from a vessel) lint de*cendi»g or running. 
 
 Continuous or uuintermitting s. ■Hdrt^C/. 
 To SmxjkM, 9. n. move in a continuous current, T. To Fi:x>w. 
 TT^, sj^ m.-&c. -"(wwi 3- of ». 
 
 2 tfmi/ a ttream, pour out abundantly. "frolHSotSt, f«IMalot, 
 «IR/.-^^I?5B «.. <^^ m.. H^Ul »•.-&<•. «?T^OT-^T^-q?''f- 
 
 finr^ y- ^». HiK?-HorHo5<tc. gioi-^m^, ^^raot. 
 
 3 — of nweat \flou> profutely. i^I^, J^J^ or \*\i,*\\ ado. 
 
 To •. with tears, — the eyes. OTWF, 'TT'i. 
 Smjjizs, a. pennon, S(c. v. Flag. ^W^ m. »TTTT m. 
 SraEAxnai-x, */r. t. V. 2. (^v.McA w set, qraqTss or oEt, t^s- 
 «nB w at, 3<iM< or att, argvnT — intern. "paT'yoB, V«BT5Et. 
 
 3 VW\ o^ ''t, FTJni or nt, 7in7> 
 
 BtixaMLKT, h. fina// ttream. a^nnc w. a?|^4 m. A\\it[J. 
 
 ( or ffta A a^Tcft ) fTfaft/ J'T^ or ^frtt /. 5<Tft/. 
 Smcr, ». road in a town, Ife. »IT^t<#?-'lt»f«Tr?T-&c. JM\ m. 
 
 -irnf ■i.-Ac. ift^ or iftVT/. [Lajte. 
 
 Main or pincipal s. n^nffl/. ». ?rirt^/. 8oo also 
 
 Sncn-WALxn, n. prortUute, v. Harlot. i»nTn«ni^/. |?"- 
 
 SrBX50TH, n. force, pover, ti<jor. ^^orVn. ^^ m. ^if^/. 
 
 Beyond one's s. to bear. fJWm?tT, fl<)0<|i^<^T, Vfft' 
 
 Bodily s. T. BoDltT. *H^MI 'iTT m. 
 
 Pcdine of s. inwH m, ^^^T? »i. V^^fW «. 
 
 Ixm of a. iRfTf*r/- 
 
 Prostration of s. ??f»T/. r. ^ (or 39l«(Vn W). J^Tw. 
 
 That is under prontration of s. 73VVIV7. 
 
 To gather s. ^Z «. %TTOi, HoB «. wtW, "ftf/. »W«I. 
 
 To pat out one's s. w m. V^. 
 
 To spead one'* •. fTlT<(T H^ WlfiT ?W^ 91^ f^, 
 
 annT^ TT^ft or "TTOitTntt «. ^^, 5ft^«. 3Te<i|f. 
 
 To try one's s. with. JT^JFRRit »nms «. «mT^, Ht^ 
 
 2 Jirmnets, hardness, ioughnest, Sfe. T. Goodness. 5i1^ 
 
 3 ( of liquors, Ac. ) poieney. ^ «. f^ or ^ /. mH- 
 sar n. ?if^/. ^ »». ?r:»i n. ^^f. ^a^^^f. ^?ft/. 
 
 21> Stbekothen, v. a. make strong or stronger. ^A'^t-'H'^- 
 
 &c. ^, 5|oS fi.-;nf^/. &c. «)|««|ui g. oj o. sR^ff?; /.-i|?W- 
 ^ n.- &c. !R^ ^. oj 0. 
 
 2 establish, corroborate, ife. t. To CoriBM. sjoEifS-^?- 
 *1I«fld-fSTf^?T-&c. ^^, «ia5^/.-&c. ^-am'iot, "jf^ /. 
 \^- 
 
 3 V. To Aotmatb, To EscotBAOE. ift<; t».-9q n.-kc. 
 ^, vft^ m. arntSr. 
 
 To Stkexothen, r. >i. ^vofo strong or stronger. qcE «. VTT^, 
 
 >^Ki<ju|, «i**i«(ui, «ioEnm, ^»T^, «icE^j-5^nr^T- fl«i3- 
 
 &c. ^h»T-^3iTot. 
 Sthesgtue>;ep, p. v. V. A. 1. ^S.^Z %^c5T, qafi^f^Sr, Ac. 
 
 STT^^t^^, *1«4pfl«><1, »R^f^. 
 
 SiBENoxnENEB, «. SrBENOTinsNiso, p. a. v. V. A. 1. sra^BC 
 "KUIKI, <<'i^uiKI, Ac. iR^^Jp, «R?^-«ra^fj5 ^?lf-'R^' 
 Ac. W^i^, ^^^^. 
 2 «lcE^^ !p?TinTT, «13^ ^tJJHI-srnilTlTTTT, Ac. jf^MiK*. 
 
 SXBEKOTHESISO, n. T. V. A. l.—oct. iJoS^-Ac f^ tl. ^^ 
 
 «E ?^ n. Ac. iB^|si n. ^|f^ /. ^n^^fRor n. ^^?^ 
 
 Stbemous, a. vehemently active and zealous, v. Diliqbnt, 
 Eaehest. ^J^fift, 7^»Tt, 'TftxT'ft, 3r§"F, si«tf?nTTg, ^rft- 
 
 Stbesuou-sly, adv. v. A. qftspTT^, Ac. 'JR'^g:^, gt l'l^tfH , 
 
 Stbesuousnes?, n. v. A. 3QI'fll1I tn. TftsHT m. 3tnT tii. 
 
 Stbkss, n./orc^»<roin,j>r«#Mrtf. 5Rt»/. 3ll»T w. aUlWT /. 
 
 %T m. ?Tn»T m. ^^IT ««. ^155 n. [aftST W. 3Ttl/. 
 
 2 stretch, ttrainedness. fTTW m. aTW »«• Wfl^SWTT ♦». 
 Stbetch, «. V. Epfobt. ^t!^ m. ^^r^ m. aioi m. ^? m, a^^- 
 
 i\J. V. 3T^, ?ra. 
 
 At one 8. or effort, i^ SfTT, ^% wrft^, ^I dll^l^, 
 
 2 fcwy n»n. ?TW»|/ v. <?!, JHT m./. 
 8 SeeBcACH. 
 To Stbrcb, ». «. esUnd, expand, t. To Spbbab. qHT^If, ft- 
 
 tHUiifr, vwm w.-Ac. ^jyn g. of o. 
 
 2 extend, reach out. PS\^■^ "Crit, ;?tnf^^. 
 
 To s. one^s limbs. ^TTHHT m. pi. TTTVl^ — through 
 laziness or under fatigue, 3TtnK)YT M.-3lt'lf^3l m.-3lt>T<r- 
 JBT w.-Ac.^, 
 
 3 make tense, t. To I5TS50. mTOT, am w.- J^'IRT m. 
 ^, m3-Ac f5^. 
 
STB 838 
 
 4 glrain, force, fi;?. afl^, 3fT5^-3fTfTHT'^iT-^j^-&c, 
 To Stkktcii, v. n. extend, reach out. qy<ui, ^^r^, 'JTT^, 
 
 2 ojjen o«< on tfear. gjot, W55^, Si7-f?lf*TW-&p. ^t^t. 
 
 3 lie along, run, trend. eTT^or, ell^uft/.- &e. 3T^9t 5^. o/"«. 
 Stbetciied,/). v. T. a. 1. MtlWrll, f^WT^OT, &c. f«nT?r,JT^. 
 
 2 ;^r«f %i7?5r, &c. 
 
 SiBKTCnEii, «. Stbetcuisg, p. a. v. Y. A. 1. 'HR'TTTT, f^T- 
 WHTTRT, &c. 
 
 3 rTTUIuiKI, HTt^OTTTT, ri I ri+.T'TTTT, &c. 
 
 To Steew, v. a. spread hy scattering, v. To Scatteb. f^- 
 
 OT, M«<'if, 3t5tr^, T^^iif , f5r^r^7T-&c. ^spot. 
 
 2 coirr hy leing scattered over. 3T'4Toi, T^, f«rW*,^- 
 
 SlEICKKS. Sec StBUCK. 
 
 Strickle, «. instrument Jhr levelling grain ivith themeasure. 
 
 Smoothed with a s. WJ^, 
 S.-Btruck — a measure. f^^\Z\. 
 fexBiCT, a. exact, closely careful, v. Accueate, Precise, g- 
 ffX, ^^, \W^.i «lt^?5^r, ^^ft?T, ?q7T, ^jfTfT, 5T?T, <3-=f|H'. 
 
 2 rigorous, SfC. v. Seteee. ^T^T^ITT, ^RTTTT or =ZTr, ^W=fTT, 
 
 JF^T, 5p^[?5T, ^srm, ?n3;?f, ^fs^, ^pi^FftfT, ^?fl, 
 
 3 See Tight. 
 SlBtCTLT, adv. V. A. 1. ^RT, ^<t?T, ^T (/w?. 
 
 I.— enjoining, cliarjring, &c. t. Peeemptoeilt. SRTf ■• 
 
 SiEicT>"Ess, «. A. 1. gcftquTT »». ^[^«IWT «. &c. 
 2 ^H^Titr m. ?^JT><T<'ir m. &c. fH?ft/. 
 
 .SlEICTfEE, «. V. COSTEACTION, AV'EINKLE. itS/. ^^tn»». 
 
 2 eintical remark, v. Cbiticism. 'joi.^qc.q'H'i'Tr/. 
 Stbide, «. /o«^ «/<7). 5fT/. sn/. sn/ ?:fT/. 
 
 That takes long strides. sfTS or ^fnicS, 5155 or ^<llot. 
 To Steipe, v. n. icalk uHh long steps. SIT/. pl.-&c. JT^- 
 
 Si RIFE, «. emulation, v. Eivai.et. MfHt^'crf/. ?7'^f/. 
 
 2 V. CoNiESTiOX. ^Ifsft/. 5RT>T<ft or WV^f ^^ or ^- 
 
 '^ "• t^I^P- ^^ '•• ^^^ *"■ P°P- ^-^f- ^-^f 5miT w. 
 
 TfS'JT «. ^SSTT m. nW-Xnf. 
 To .Strike, r. a. hit, knock, ^y. ^niof or ^loiuj, iTR'Jt, JT^r- 
 
 ?'if , rITlot, slq^j f'l^'jf, Sf^R TO.-^5T M.-'TTcTjn.-^I^TfT »».- 
 
 A;e. «F^. 
 
 2 f*rc» martly and lightly. TTIT^f, ^PpJf, "FFOt. 
 
 8 ( a sail, flng, tent, &c. ) Zoir«-, take down. ;j?Rot, ^T- 
 
 4 caK« /o sound. fqj<5t, fflJ^of, ^NT^. 
 r> ( >\ith surprise, woudtr, c^c. ) t. To AsiosisH. ^- 
 
 STK 
 
 f^-^{g-&c. iRot, ^^.t[f. g?5^o|f ^. of 0. 
 
 6 o^eci in some particular manner ; «ce»» to. <ii4uf, f^- 
 ^fif , TRT^ aZ/ tPiVA J«. fon. 
 
 7 See To Cois. 8 level with a strickle. ?ft»T m. HR'Jf . 
 
 9 against or upon. ^ 1 40101, aTTTTot, 3l!4>iiui. 
 
 10 off ; V. To Efface. ^^ or sepirf , '^m m. ^^r, ^- 
 !Fr »i. TR^. 
 
 11 off ; impress, print, urrof. 
 
 12 off; separate by a sudden Mow. ffi^-^rTT-Ae. ^T^'t- 
 
 13 out ; V. To Efface. ^<Tf, +l<si>i, ^If^ JT^. 
 
 14 out ; invent.^ v. To Contrite. ^r?wf,5fip/.+.l«%.o/o. 
 
 15 up ; begin to play, Sfc. c(M.^ SSTT^. 
 To strike a bargain. ^MH<. ^w. HRoif-^, ZTofT/.- 
 
 JTRiif. 
 2b Steike, v.n. hit^ touch, light upon. ?7TT''f, ^i^W.-^lT^f- 
 
 2 eoMM(i. ^M^. 
 
 3 submit, See To Yield. 4 against ; 3TT^2t>T, »TPT'^. 
 5 off; diverge. <pf«fv'Jt, 95T<R^, ^"1. 
 G out ; — a swimmer. ^\^ or ot/- <il«li'J)-HR't, ^"TW'I. 
 
 Strike, n. See Steickle. 
 
 Stkikeb, n. Steikino,^. a.\. V. A. 1. »tr<»IRT, ^oiT?^r, 
 
 5 and Asto>'isiii>-o. ^f^ «FT^RT, ^ig «h<<'lKi, ^T^^ 
 
 g^r^fOTI I I, &C. xf^lrFTft^, ^TOfspRY, f^^HN^. 
 
 I. obvious, glaring, evident. 5cE<lot1rf, 3ot3oftfT, 55t55fTfl, ?- 
 
 Striking, n. \. Y. A. 1. — act. ^^ n. TTRTt n. 3lli9T n. &c. 
 ^^ m. ^?R «. ^r?r w. arr^rfr »». s^rmTH »«. 
 
 V. Y. N. 1. rimot w. tTJF »»• '*T3^/- <^^/- 5t^/. 
 
 S. of the foot against. 5^FT/. v. ^, c^m, "i^/. 
 SxEiso, M. slender cord, twine, Sfc. ^ftf- ^^f ^=ff7«. 
 3R^/. tTH >». ft^T «. ^/. w. ^5T m. fTH/. ^^ m. ntir 
 m. ^5 /JO/). ^ «. 
 
 A 8. of twisted silk. ^^t/. 
 
 S. of a puppet, doll, &c. ^^VB^ «• ^5 «• l^'^n. 
 
 2 ( of a musical instrument ). cTR/ rtj ot. ?tfT/. m?T/. 
 
 3 drawing cord, v. Tie. ^m.^^m. ^^mt- ^F^^f^m^m. 
 
 4 ( as of drawers, petticoats, &c. ). TrST w. ^ri\f. 
 
 5 ( of a bow).v. Bowstbing. fETjfTwJ.^TT/. "TOUn.^fir^T/. 
 
 6 concatenation, line, ^c. y. Series. 5?:/. mrSTi'oi'. Hrz 
 /. fR/. ?rfl5/. ^T?5 w. ( in. (Omp. as, in^TSTIB, &c. ). 
 
 7 ( of pearls, flowers, &c.)file. ^f. ^f. Vim. ^ m. 
 HrW^Jop. »TToE/. 
 
 8 thread of a rope or twist. ^^ m."^ or'^^ m, ^ m. 
 Q fastening cord or siring, s. Tie. «t^ ni. 
 10 See FiBEE. 
 
 To Strixo, v. a. file on a string, afl^, "Tt^oj, jqfoi, ij-cfat, 
 q^^, ?T«r m.-W^ n.-t'i.-^ m.-r^^\ f--^^^ n.-&c. ^^.l^ 
 g.ofo. 
 
 2 furnish with strivgs.miJfpl--^'^^ or rTlr^f pl.-&c. 
 
 3 »wAf /e«*<?. firoifot, rTom'm^, ?!"nrntfm-fTr5.-&c. w-\^. 
 
STB 
 
 839 
 
 STR 
 
 4 ( a bow ) ipi w.-Ac^lpjor. [gRRi?. 
 
 SreiNOED, a. having s/rinys. ?TRt^, &o. ft^ft, ?rt^, fig^*, ?t- 
 Single-s. — nius. instr. (J+.HlO. 
 Two-s. — rope or cord. ^Tt, 5«r5E, jMi^O. 
 Stwsge>t. See Sthict. 
 
 SrBnfOi.VESs, ».v.A.2. € lf l otMU ir»t. ^ m. fTTTr/. jrf. ^/^i- 
 Stbingt. a.Jilamentout.Jibrout. tTK^, &c. H«HH<4, ^■i|M<4, 
 2 roptf, titeii. ^ yiHlr^l, ^I<l*, ?TRT *(l?^ni. 
 
 To be 9. ejt^S*. 
 Strip, «. narrow piece, qft/. r%J>/. ^?nft/. f%''J^ «■ '^'W- 
 f%«r^?ft/. f%>J7 «. </«m. f%^liRft/. VI f. <PT55T OT. rf<»n. 
 
 A colored s. along a doth. *ITft/. 
 To SiBrp. t. a. dfyrite of eoceriny, make naked, denude, ^'c. 
 
 5T «.-4r. ^l^uj-THWr ^. o/ 0. ihI**."! «. 'FT^ — jocosely, 
 
 2 dieett, make dettituie of, v. To Deprive, To Bereave. 
 Hl'Wuf, HI'W ^^-"TTi't, %»I55TTh<W1 -^1^-Ac. ^tot,^''f 
 -^Tiot-^TTH ^ tnVA IT^ o/ 0. sre ( in comp. )-&c. 
 
 3 fearorpuU off. *|4ui, 7H<Si, T'fTT'i, T<T3wf, — rouglily, 
 Ac. ^TfT'i^, 3ifl<*u«i or aii',»<is«i, f*n^oT, ^i?T?^, ^■'c+iui. 
 
 4 tpoil,fleece, v. To Plcxueb. ^m^, ^^^rioT, 5^^^, 
 »^, 'i?l<l|*<'i or *iK*(Ui'l, ?n^^, f^TrfHT^f w. ^^'S y. 
 
 f/ 0. ^i«w<»i /.-^I'wxj* /.-&c. «TT=5'i-<ni'if, tfpn »'. 
 
 *l4'»i y. o/ 0. 
 
 '> pret» out the latl mQk. f-«liui, f^5 TTT^r. 
 To Stwpe, r. a. /««*, v. To Beat. <fi% ««. pi. mrot. 
 
 2 form ttripet. ^^qj f- pl.-i^c. VTV^, «»J«n-Ac. *I^ f%- 
 
 "IPE, n. line of different colour from the ground. ^ m. 
 7ft/. ^T/. ^/. ^n/. "FTtt/. ^(n n. PS^f. 
 Stripe* direct and tranavenie. 1?Nft/. [TT m. 
 
 2 t^roib! o/ a Zo«A, ^e. v. Lash, Stroke. ^J^ m. <R^- 
 
 3 marj: q/'a lath, teeal. ^Z m. 
 
 SrwreD, •.formed ioith tlripe$, or having $lripu. T[\^ftV., 
 
 Gold OP yellow s. ^T^T^tl, 
 
 SiDgle-s. ^^^^ — Double «. jwft. 
 
 H. in the form of daggert, waving. V.|/t^<, l?rtV. 
 2 hating raised teamt. ^, {(||<|, ^fUCT. 
 St«IPi.I50, II. one Just patting from bojfhood to manhood ; 
 lad. liwn, 5RTOTTOn, ^lUJlHU^Jl, stTHT, "f^='(T, ^NlT, W- 
 
 ^rfmn, '*iiimi«^j or •»m*n'ni, ii^i, fttntr, ^fi^, 
 
 ^tltPPED, /». T.V.l. ^T»IWt ^W^l, fH^ %Ar5l, Kf. ^ifttPT. 
 
 2 ^i'i«i'<-*i, ^rnwT-^f^-Ac. Vi-?i, *€. 
 
 3 «nr^;?T, 7»»Ts?^r, Ac. 
 
 * fli'if ^1 , ^^rpwt, Ac. ^'j", 9^9. 
 ^mpprw, «. SrsiPPLXfl,^. «. t. V. 1. m«IWT-Ac. ti?«nn, t- 
 
 2 ^l'H*ll*l, ^PI^-T^t-Ac. VTTT. 
 
 3 «lPm»irTT, >dd<UIUI, &c. 
 
 4 HI'NUIKI, ^-HliuiWr, &c. 
 
 To Stbite, v. n. contend, ^c. v. To Quabrel. wpM or ^- 
 ni^, ^viUT or ^^u(, *4i<)ui, ^S'T, TtST n.-tl'l41 »».f^- 
 ?rtT m.-&e. ^^. 
 
 2 «iai-« yrea/ effort*, use great exertion*. ifPTof , 'B?St, j- 
 ?ftn m.-^FT »i.-qrq?T «.-3TWra' m.-^T^TW «».-<&c. ^>r'f, K- 
 f^fT/.-SiPT n».-^^ M.-&C. ^-<Frot, S^-&c. ^R »». ^- 
 ?at. — Conveying this sense, and eorrespondiug with 
 the phrases. To agonize, to energize, to strain every nerve, 
 to xcork Kith might and main, <^'c. some words and 
 phrases are, 5'«I^, ^^., ^^ n. q^T^, ^m^ »n5 «• ^I^, 
 3T^q^ adv. a^, ^?: m. RT'Cof, ^ m. "FtlSr, ^rff^|o5 n. 
 in^, 3T^'4 m. irfsot !P^^, T'ftTV^'TR-yMWi'^IW »»• JJ^. 
 ^^1 ^^f5? "'• ^'^' ^^/- pl-^^f. pi. \^, ^5ft^ w». 
 ^, ^3ft?r OT. =11^, ^t^ m. 3^qr ^R't, ^ m. pi. ^Sr, ^- 
 *'M«« w». Htl^, *?1<+K m. <Rot, gr'ptS or 4i^'h\if. m.- 
 
 'RT^/ ;?f«ft#^/.-5rpn^rR/.-3TTT^ »».-&c. ;j??:ot. Soo 
 
 also under To Ladob. 
 
 3 vie with, v. To Emul.\te, To RrvAt. iq!ft^/-?j?l«Tft 
 
 SiBivEn, n. Stbivixo, jj. o. v. Y. 1. ij ' ldU K Tr, ^\r< u||T I , «tc. 
 
 Stboke, «. *«orA, ^-c. sl^F w. ^TTw. !it?!T m. grnTT?! ««. sjj^- 
 A 8. of the hand ( upon a tabor, Ac. ) OTT/. 
 2— with a tick, cane, Ac. v. Bi.Dw, Thump, Si.ap. %K- 
 ^ m. F'C'KT "I. Hi'l'SHI wi.^RqjRT »». vrTFT or tnnPT wt. s^- 
 
 ^m.^,f.^[Kf [m.VM^ m. 
 
 Sounding s. ^i\^\ m. rtim or ^ m. ^^IJI »». Stnqrr 
 Two-handed s. 7^/. 
 To strike with a back s. amsT ^TflT^ *TTT^. 
 
 3 ( of calamity, affliction, Ac. ) Uoto. vr^I or y^r "». <;;- 
 {gT w«. T^^ "•• ^TFRT »». ^Tf^I m. ^r »». ^T^/. T^JPl w». 
 ^"^/. Z^FT/ qm »i. ^t^ »». jTPT/. ?,^/. ^H/. ^(Tw. 
 
 ffrpn/. 
 
 4 ( of deceit, knavery, Ac. ). in>?/- I?i^ ««. 
 
 5 /oucA, matterly effort. 'FJ'SRT w. ^M »fl. ^tlil n. Jj^ar* 
 <t/. ^T'/. OTft/. ['TT^'Jt. 
 
 To put the finishing ». to. 3n%<t/. »TTT't-WtIoi-*i- 
 line draicn. ^r^ n. ^/. Hr/. ^f/. 
 
 Devious 8. or lino in writing. SfCf^ m. VtfilT •»• "Jf- 
 T»FT w. VniT w. VT»ITIT m. [HTMl /. 
 
 The strokei and points of writing, compreh. ^>TnT- 
 
 7 touch of the pen. ^^m. 
 
 8 ( of ft swimmer ) ttriking out. HTT/ ^f. JS^f. ''f^. 
 lb Sr90%K, V. a. rub gently, tmooth.^m. f^fW«t, ^TI^- 
 
 2 — by way of endearment, v. To Fosbi.e. <^f«irawf, ift- 
 
 To Stiom, v. n. ramUe, rove, v. To. Wandeii. ^iTof, frt- 
 
STR 
 
 840 
 
 STTT 
 
 -&C. ^fff. 
 
 Steoll, Stuollixo, n. t. V. U^ n. &c. "t^V-'hl «»• ^ «». 
 
 To take a s. =^lgT «. MIM ^"t. 
 SiKOLLEK, «. Steollikq,/;. a. V. V. iHUIKF, f^S'TRT, &c, 
 
 Steollixolt, «rii>. V. V. TTfUHd, <Md<Ha. 
 Steoxg, a. having force or etrcnjtli ; robust, vigorous, Sfc. 
 <>Jrl«IIH, 5l?lt?T, «r5t^, «T^T=5fT, sjrft, Sffe^, «r?5K'-5T, sn=j?ir- 
 
 ?ft, ?r5i^, sr^irs, sr?^"T^, ^^r, ^rt^t, ^trsn^, ^m- 
 iff , ^mr^RT, ^"m^, ^^iJTr^n, f5nft=5fT, ?nq^==jr, ^h'4, 
 
 To wax s. ^c4|^3i, ^<NU|". 
 2 — of thinjj^s, buildings, kc.Jirm, tolid, sulstantial, S)C. 
 ??f^, ^jFTT^y, *T^?T, 'NcA+;4, ^UKMi, ^HT^TT, ^OT+I^fld, 
 
 o — wind, tide, &c. rapid, Sfc. v^lTHT, ^EPTTSTT^, ^T^- 
 
 4 — smell, sceut. gr?T, T^, 3Trr. 
 
 5 — c!oth,thread, &e. of firm texture. ^nJi<}>T, ^H^, tR- 
 
 6 — medicine, &c. potent.^ efftcacious, piquant, Sfc. «(ol«h<l, 
 
 qM*»(t, spTT^, 3Tmw, ?iH^, ^^T^T', joTT^r, norar^, j- 
 
 SlEOJTG-BUILT, StEOXQ-KKIT, STnOXG-MABE, flf.V. COMPACT. 
 
 fyr, ^o{f=r, ^r^^. 
 Steong-hold. Sec Foet. 
 Stronq-smklling, a. v. Eaxk. 3^, 3^, 3^,gwaq',1^*T. 
 
 2 of strong and diffusive odor. ^^^^^ or H^T^rr, ^- 
 
 SiEOP, n. leather for sharpening. T^^TS^ «. *TN^ n. 
 
 Struck, p. v. V. 1. ^o^ot or ^73t7T, ^TR^t^r, &c. ^ (fllso 
 in comp. forming valuable words endlessly, as SrT- 
 sift,f<^, ^TI^, i^^rT?q-, ^^s^, ^^^, &e. of whom 
 the fortune, life, glory, <fcc. is struck or blasted), 3TT^fT, 
 
 OT^, 5rf?r^i 3Tf*r^, ^^J^^. 
 
 a. ( or stricken ) in years, jjifl^^, iRTfftrT. 
 StHUCTCRE, w. edifice, building. ^Rrf /. ^H3I »». =jf^,W /. 
 2 form, make, \. Bcild. irqtjft/in%IT»«.5Tf^^/.5i^^/. 
 
 A particular form or structure of a sentence or pro- 
 position, snftn m. 
 To Struggle, v. n. mal-e violent r^orts tvith contortions of 
 the body. tnqS'i or tli^jui, trs^of , rT^'PSiit, ^T?rqR m. 
 pi. Fr3^-3'T^^-^3(Tm?'Jr, rn<pj/.-rlS4>4ldiH.'i /.-tT3<rs 
 
 2 use great effort, T. To Laeob, To Strive. S15E w. «fiTwr, 
 
 ^3ft?r 5^^-^t^ ar|^-;ift^ H57T-&C. 'pm «. jr^. 
 
 3 with; V. To Wrestle, To Strive. ^fHt/.-^ifsimfsft/. 
 -&c. ^^m. [/ pi.-Ac. ^[c(T. 
 
 4 ( with difiBculties, distress, Ac. ) 'N+ot^r, q^^So'TT 
 Struggle, Steuoglixg, n. t. V. 1. vfirs^ n. ^TTT FTSoi 
 
 n. <W^f. intens. ?T3<RR »»• ^TS^ o*" *r5"1>?/. ^TI^S/- 
 
 2 an<f Effobt. ST^Ff /. STTCT^Pr/. 3TTJT3TR/. R'IRT w, 
 
 3 ?fNft/. ^fmfMt/. 
 
 4 q=EI5pEiji «. I^^FOT^TT/.iJZ. 'R^Foo^/.i'^ Tei'Ioo*»r/.i>/. 
 ;j Struma, Strumous. See Scrofula, Scrofulous. 
 
 Strumpet, ». prostitute, v. Harlot. q>B«ft"'l/- TTS^TI^/. 
 siMR^tWt/. iMMlOoT/ 3^?rW55/. sf^/. ^JT'Jra^r- 
 ^/- ^ 
 
 Abandoned s. "RTT?/. [ ^ifToft/. Bn(t/- 
 
 2 lewd woman, whore.^ x. Harlot. f^HasiTT^r/. s^rfn- 
 
 Struno, /). T. V. "Tt^^^ST, gip^, &c. jif^, ^tf^, ^[Bm, 
 
 lb Strut, v. n. tralk with affected dignity.^r!^.,vrc^.,^W^m. 
 
 ^n^'jf, — as used esp. of women, ^H^ or «m*«J, ^H- 
 
 ^ -MBUJ, ^Tm?% =5?T?ft^ ^irt"Jt. 
 Strut, Steuttixo, w. v. Y.—act. ^K^n. «r^«. <i*t*«ili«. fJr- 
 
 ^». &c. 3T^5 /. SK^OT. JT^TTTOT. TK/. T^STM or 'raW/. 
 Strutter, «. Strutting, p. a. \. V. T^TRT, ^^ ^TBWrn, 
 
 Struttinglt, adv. v. A''. ?T^, V75T, JI7?r '^i f*Rf?- 
 Stub, n. stnall stump., piece oj stublle, ^'c. q?T m. ^■^%^ n. 
 
 tr^fm m. tr^rlt/. ^f ^ »». sni »»• ft »». ^m »;. 
 
 2 See Stump. 
 To Stub, t». «. v. To Gbub. g^, ^^^5 ^ra^, ^'^^'f. 
 Stubbed. See Stubbt. 
 Stubbixess, n. t. a. 'i^Muil »». 1^7^ ot. &c. 3TT^ WT «. 
 
 ?RtS 3Ttn «. arre^ V^^ m. 
 Stubble, m. stump of wheat, SjC, stalks left in the ground. 
 
 ^3 m. q'^^ «. or (TO^ n. pZ. tmr5T m. tT^Tft/. o?" q- 
 
 STUBBOEX,a. T. Obstinate, Perverse. 3ni^, ^4^<, 3^5- 
 w, sTfte, fTHT^, arm^, »itct or tt^, ttott, »iT?n?r, ^- 
 
 ooTT, ^a^'TT, ^B?7, Fig?, ^THJ; or S, 
 Stubbornly, adv. v. A. afT^rW^^, &o. |^^^, ^^ *T^- 
 
 Stubbornness, n. t. A. arrswmT m. 3T3?5<mr «». TK'mr 
 m. &c. 55[mf >n. 3Tr^ m. 5»T^ »j. ^f5^J»T?T «. ^n»Trf n. 
 
 Stubbt, «. »7/or< and thick. ^TTSs^ artlT^, ^TTS^^r 5Th--^^T, 
 'i\i \ <»M \ 3TfTT^, 5^^, SiTTT, TJ, 11 or Tl, f%r, ftfT, 
 
STO 841 
 
 Stucco, n. platter ofltme. ■^'M\M\ PirfNI «. ^^ m. 
 Stud, n. ornamental nai. ^rf^f. 
 
 2 embotted nail. Mr5»)<iy. 
 
 3 ( of a shirt, Ac! ) jft/ 
 
 4 ( of horses ). <n»TT/. Q'K^i/. 
 To Stud, e. a. adorn with ttudt. ■«<H+*<l/. j»^-yfl»^<HI /. //i. 
 
 Studokd, /). T. V. nrtH^i 5TW^;ST, &c. <Jftt<T, tlF^H ( in 
 
 comp. as tH^^pMH, Tf^TRf^IfT, ^f^^^^fT, kc). 
 SiCDEST, n. one engaged m ttudy, v. Scholab. f?I+uiK|, f^- 
 
 StUDIID. p. anJ a. x. V. 1. anftfT, ftlfl^, 3P-«<lf«H, 30=irFr, 
 8 «}«nVMH S^?53T, Ac. >j«i<r^n, "J*i<fir»id, I^W+lrHd, 
 
 I. vened in learning, read, r. Leahxzd. q^t^, W?^, ?!- 
 StCDIOUS, a. given to ttudy, devoted to learning. r^<4'Hi-3T- 
 
 «'rRrft3-iTratn-"TT-'3Tra'P-<TrqT-&c. 3T«mft, fin!TP=«mft, 
 
 2 diligent, tolicttoue, tedulou*. 30^1*0, sjjnnft, ■Hlfl'ft, 
 d<fl'n, «<1«l*ft, 3T«T^HI^, 'i<J»0, 3TT^np, ?TO^, a?n. 
 Stubiocslt, a</». T. A. 1. f^% 3TR»I^, rmil***!*!'!!*}, 3T- 
 m^j'i l f. ^?, Ac. 3TwpiHm%^«F. 
 
 2 wmiTM, fli?^m^, w?m€?T, 3n?i^t^, Ac. armf^- 
 <J5-^, *qran^«np, Ac. 
 Studiocsmess, n. t. A. 1. ^<r^-3T='nrrT^- <T5^nrr^-Ac. 
 «ittm/.-3iRTqT/.-Ac. rnqi*^mM «. ad^T^Rmf^ /. 3t- 
 «^^pnftr5fu/. 3TwpH?t?nriT/. Ac. fiffmr /. ar^nprr- 
 
 2 ^KiMn^uil m. 3?n»I m. sqr^i} m. W#T m. Z<m m. fX(- 
 
 StCDT, n. application of the mind to hook*, ^'e. IP'^^^ m. 
 f^U\^\H m. q»if n. f?T^ *. OdWHTT «. f'f?ir«:'ni^ n. 
 
 «iTfln "•• r'ii<|i«<i«'i m. fnw/ f^r^w^ ». 3tt^^ «. 
 Clow ■. IffrwPT'T ». *j'Hl»-Mlfl m. HR^flrti n. atr^- 
 
 DiMursire, dc«ultory ■. ?IT^I^|ip*nT or H^Wnn. 
 
 2 cennderation, eontritanee. ftfTR •». Pipl^ «. WTPT «. 
 If^^ «. ^^ fi. ^Tir/. <it« m. 
 
 Deep B. "E^THT m. 'iT^««nK m. [^ft^lT »». 
 
 3 •i(i/>rf oJUudg. TrPVimH\U[%^ m. ST^nm ». 3TWiq- 
 
 4 room of ttudy. ^V^}^^-i^*^^^\^^ix. WIcft/. 3»«I- 
 
 STIT 
 
 2b Stcdt, t>. a. «/>p/y /*« miW to, read in order to learn. 
 ftl^, iP^Tni ••.-■H«nPl •.-Ac. ^rSi g. tfo. 
 2 pondrr, Ifc. T. To CosiiDCB. p|^Rw.-iT^^ d.-wnnn.. 
 
 Ac. ^<»f y. ©/"o. «rr««f, 5^. 
 
 S mrrange by previoiu thought, r. To Pkkmksitits. f^- 
 A SrvPT, ». «. op^y (A« mind hooJu and learning, ft^., 
 
 2 T. To Meditate. *T?rT «.-(%H^ «.-Ac. sRof. 
 
 3 endeavour diligently, v. To Stbive. W^^ 3^1 m.- 
 Ac. JBT^f. 
 
 Stuff, n. matter, material. 4^\\\^ n. M^frl/. ^?3 n. "^^ 
 n. MRuilfH^tH «. "TRuilfH^oT «. ^rmpT «. 
 2 See Cloth, 'i furniture, goods. ^t^JT«ret/. fif<^'ft /. ^^ 
 ^MI-sJ ft. WIMR n. ^r?S «. ^atif^oll m. \m^ m. mrfHrll/. 
 
 4 ruhhish, ^-c. y. Tbash, Noxsensb. ^ooj^iuuj^ or spTT- 
 
 To Stuff, v. a. cram, fill full. ftJ+K-^^-^-^n^-^W'l- 
 ^H;5f-;pf^.5Tg;jl.%^.r)+,i^.^;5tjjT-=qT^-«+IH^H-&C. H- 
 
 2 force in, drive in, cram. «pf^, •FJ^Iiu'l, ^R^, -"ff^iO'l, 
 
 ^r^mJf, tTir^Kuj, ?R%, !Ere'of , #^, %^^, stsn^jf, jpfs- 
 
 3 ( the nose, Ac ) block up, olitruct. ^t^, 'i'^'K'Jf, 5- 
 vf^'f or jg^. 
 
 To Stuff, v. n. feed gluttonously. ^■^■^\'^A-^K'h'^^~i^\^- 
 
 ot, 'ii\i\^ n. ^TW, ^f^ w. pi. »TOT5?T ^rJf, T^tft ^- 
 
 5e/. HTtS, ♦i(\ui, S^, ^q^ ( as aTTJT fTFf ?55 ^q^ ). 
 Stuffed, p. \.Y. A. 1. f^*K-^-Ac. HW<!I. 
 2 ^-"Ir^rfl, 3[*(i^r4l, Ac. 
 ij 3 *i<^ri«T, g-H^rfl, ^"^^<^, ^. 
 
 j To be 8. ^i^<n, sjTt'^Kot, #^. [JTWt5TOT. 
 
 I Stcifiso, «. relishing ingredient*. 5?^ m. HR'T n. SfT^ m. 
 I 2 «a//CT- ^o^/. m^ n. HTT^ m. 
 |l 8. to fill up a hole, Ac. "^f^ «•. 
 
 To Stumble, v. v. trip. WPFfoSwf or arigadf, yi4«B<ot,5^- 
 o5of,a;«<Auli, 5t^/.-?r^/.-Ac. ^rnit or »n. con. t?T»I^, ^- 
 fw?T ^, ^^RT «• ^ ^. o/"*. 
 
 2 on;/<iWo«, light on by chance. 3Ty^. <H*)R)f| -i i<^R |- 
 ?rt-3Fiq;rrMH-&c. «t?OT-fiR5^-%;i^, a// tci<A in. eon. 
 To Stumble, ». o. cauM to trip. 3<S<<(ot^<jf, %^^, !ft^^.- 
 ij^/.-Ao. ^ ^(T'TTW cTT^. 
 ' 2 perplex, puzzle, Sfc. v. To Cokfound. »lhrTJ^, »ff«rz^- 
 or, »ftvreiTt<l-Ac. "n't- 5113% tJlil*! «.-qtW «.-fq^i^. 
 r<I n.-Ac. ^l^ ^. o/"©, 
 j Stumble, Stumbliso, «. v. V. N. 1. STTTTS^ ». ^«5t «. 
 j %^ or 5H/. sl^/ <HI«aoft/ ttirti n. 
 Stvmbleb, n. Stumblwo,^. a. v. V. N. 1. atTI^^'TTTT, ^- 
 
 iWITTT, 5t^ fJlojKI, Ac. ^|^«,<4r, ^^wTT, 5)*<ffliat, 
 Stumbliko-block, Stombuno-stoke, Stumbiiko-piacb, 
 n. an^awt/. arf^jasr m. 3ti<j^* «. 
 
 Stump, «. (of » tree or plant )/wjr< remaining in the earth. 
 ■ g^ ••. ^ m. rfiw. ^/. g^w w. g?nTT w. g^RT W. 
 
 I Sharp R. ^sr M. ^pc^r M. 
 
 i| 2 ( esp. of a limb or worn article ). «R«t oriffgflf fi. i^- 
 
 II or or ?ni^ «. VTC n. lit^wf n. ^7^ m. njfnF or »n^f;ti. 
 
 <i B«duced to » •. JTT 0r ^fST, ^ittTT or SKT. 
 
STTT 
 
 842 
 
 STTB 
 
 To Stomp, ». n. walk thumpimgly. .^u^uiui, «^uf4U|-^m<|)*1-&c. 
 
 Stumping LT, o(/i;. v. V. ^upp^-;}R-&c. i\i\i^. 
 Stumpt, a. short and thick, v. Stubby. Pt^, T?', ^. 
 
 2 short, reduced to a stump, ifr^, ^TT, r?f5T. "^ 
 jTo Stcn, v. a. make senseless hy a How. St^TT^-SI^l CT^ -&c. 
 
 ^Rrra'q'-^tfpf-3T%?R-&c. ^F^if, 3nqTrf^T%<=f-<fec. ^>t^. | 
 
 2 wiaA-e rfi'rzy Jy «owe, overpoirer one's hearing, deafen. ' 
 
 or ^ «. /;Z.-;pFiSo5^r/. pl.-&c. ^^^ii g. ofo. aiHMl^i-^- 
 
 To be stunned. ^PTHS^r or 2 «. jjZ. or q5TT/. pi. ^i^ 
 Srxwo, /). V. V. 5^?jt^, &c. ^T?T, ^. 
 SxmWED,;). T. V. 1. 3t^^ %^rKtT ^R5T-^c5T, 31IV<MH- 
 
 f%rT, 5TfTT^n%?r. 
 
 2 ^TT "?U?5«T, +M<loS~i sRT^^c^T orSffT^S^. 
 StuNHEE, «. Stuknixo,;). a. v. V. 1 3l<t*)R iRTT^^T +<.U1KI, 
 
 2 q5H "PISWIKI, ^KmSSt sRHTTTTr, &c. 
 Stunninfj noise, ^ip^ »». 
 jTo Stunt, «. a. hinder from growth. ^<,4«(ui, f^^T^'flf, ^^ 
 
 /. gj^-jflsSt ^. o/o. 
 Stunt, a. Stunted, p. v. V. ^JT^STcSr^, &c. g^j, g3TT,g^, 
 R'Ji'lI, 5TS or ^TST, 5IKT. 
 
 To be or become s. ^TJ'f, i^i'ldui, fi^<d«ii, grS'f, 
 
 Stuktedness, «. ^^dJHiIT m. &c. 
 
 3b Stupb. See To Foment. 
 
 iSiUPEFACTiON, «. stupid oT torpid state, v. Stupob. ^^f. 
 
 3*ft/. ^/- 'TPtX ». »Tt^ wi. ^^R^TRTT «». ^^TTTW »». 
 
 vHfiHI m. ^*r »». 5«rTKt^ «8. <\\H¥ m. 
 Stupefactivk, «. Stupefieb, «. Stupefying,/), o. v. Y. 
 
 ^^ST^PF, Ht^, ^H^F, rf^^T^. 
 Stupefied,/), v. V. 5^ %%?5r, ni %3^, &c. "PT, ^,¥^,^- 
 
 PTtT, ^fHdf^q, ^ftWf, ^ft'^,rnT^?;%?^ or rlK^2%c5T. 
 To be or become s. jn^, JT-Ac. ^W_ 
 7(0 Stupefy, v. a. make stupid, dull, senseless, Sfc. JTir-q^-Ac. 
 
 ^^, 5»ra^, nrft/.- j^/.-&C. afTTT^, ^cHT «t.-#*PT «•" 
 
 i^r^<4'W'T m.-Ac. ^l^ g. ofo. 
 Stupendous, a. v. "WojtDEKFuii, Laboe. 'q'^HrS MIJ OI K I, 3T- 
 
 StUPESEOUSNESS, «. T. A. 3H.JdHU||wi.313'HHr/. f »>^H<^^K'b - 
 Stupid, a. dullydoltish, heavy ofundersta7ldingJ^^^^.^^^(^\ 
 
 5:iT5-JT^-&c. vTsgf^,:jf5JTf?T, H^f^, HT'Tfrr,5f5H^, »rf?m- 
 
 ^, 5fT^f^i ydgfjj, ^ffj, 3T^5, ai'HH-^y, H^, H«Hfrl, 
 if^, JJ^, wrrS'JS, 3Tr555in','^(^,^rWT5,F^or 3, ?'<T?5tft, 
 
 KTT, nrnraqr, ^^3^, 5^^, 3TT«f "or grr^^T, 3T?Tm,fVR5- 
 «fe, ^^-5[^-&c. nTTz, nmafr, 3^ or JTm, "Mt, 
 
 "^RFT^^ or f^,^, nrpH or iTTPte or nT^P?Jt, "^^ 
 
 or %^f5, ^tT^rg^, 5«T? aft^rp^, 
 
 J— M under sleep, intoxication, &c. 5»t, ^, g^, 315^ 
 
 Stupidity, Stupidsess, n. v. A. 1. ^^t^ STSTTT w.-H^'mi 
 »». &c. vfSMlII OT. ^iT5^/. i=f^f^/. H^fl1?T/. vTIH^/. 
 
 vTim n. ^rflHr m. ijjift or «l«(+4)/. 3TfVH n. 
 2 y'IM«ll >»• ^^4HUI1 m. gWMUIIw. &c. j'lt/. 5^/. g'fft/. 
 Stupor, «. torpor, stupefaction, suppression of sense. ^^/. 
 
 ! jift/. 5rf^/. 5rN/. gr-m/. 5fm/. ^x^ n. ^j^jj/. ^t- 
 I «nrirr «. ^^fT^trmr »«. ^gfs;/- ^^^ftr m. ^^^ m, s^t- 
 
 j ^^^ m. ^>T «J. ff^^H m. ^f^q^N))*. 
 I Stuhdiness, n. v. V. A. ^nCto^ sjot+imni »». vi|ip?qiJTT »J. 
 I TS^TT »». Ac. ii+dl^ »«. 
 Stubdy, a. robust, lusty, ^c. v. Stout, Steoxo. ^K7, q^T- 
 ^?T or ?T|T, yi5r«si,tT'it'nT or qftnor,»T??, ni^, ^inr, 
 
 fTTSt, fTT, •ti^.+'JI, ^fT, ?t^, 5^5ET or »^, tmq^. 
 To Stutteb, Stuttebee. See To Stammer, Stammeeek. 
 Sty, n. (for hogs). l^BT^fr^TTw. f 1J^^TST»». 
 
 2 humor in the eyelid. l.\^im^\f\f. artf^'ft/. STf^T^/. 
 
 To Stye, v. a. |4)<<«)l'*<ifT-§*<«tis^i<i #5^. 
 
 Stygian. See Infernal, Hellish. 
 
 Style, m. particular manner, air, mode, ^c. «ITwft/. *nft/. 
 
 trrft/. *TRt7ft/ tnfft/. tr^/. *THft or snft/. <??^/. 
 %5r/. ^?w/. »TffT/. »fre/. ^f. q«rf«? »». «r/. sjt/. 
 
 ^fZl^m. tt^m. S»t/. ^/. ff%T/. 
 
 2 particular manner of tcriting or speaking. 5[T»^<H')-«fl- 
 €lr4"MI--ft-^f^%=^-&c. 5irjft/.-*TTfft/.-?TTiift/-fte«i.-&c. 
 
 3 fashion of procedure, v. Couese. ^tfrr/'o/). 'ftfT/. 'qrS/. 
 iftoETOT. (iTRTOT. <T^/. 
 
 4 (of a dial, &c.). t^m. 
 
 5 pointed iron, graver, Sfc. ?foSr/. ;[rt5T«FT/. 
 
 6 (of a flower). Jjf? m. qtniST »». 
 
 7 V. Title. ^HHot. iT^njTHTHn. 
 
 8 dashing way, Sfc. ift'Trft^tem. 
 
 2b Style, v. a. v. To Call, To Name. ^tTuJf, f^rTT^Tw ^. 
 Stylish, a. dashing, v. Fine. iJPft^, ifl-K^U, »rRf%^^, 
 
 *ire%^^, «ftHrftfter^, RrtRii, f<«^i^*<ii, f^<ir»iri. 
 
 Styptic, o. that stops hemorrhage or bleeding, x^ ij^ <{,^n- 
 
 Styptic, n. ^tpsj^ ^frnTT^ 5^«T». 
 
 Stybax, See Stoeax. 
 
 SuABivK, &c. See Persuasive, &c. 
 
 Suatity, n. softness., Sfc. (of manners or speech). T^%^\^^v(\m. 
 
 I Subacid, a. moderately acid. anT'JoS, 3Tf«|4'iV5,»T^'ll'-fl, 
 Subaltern, n. ^Ml<?|W-«il 31Kc5^«j.-*i*i«ii<w». 
 
 ' SUBALTEBN, O. ^ldl<Mlrf-«II,'3T'^^. 
 
 j SuBAQUATic, Sub-aqueous, a. qT'TT^Tc?^. 
 1 Sub-department, n. qt^^ sf^^n. grrfTi. liMW+^ui". 
 2b Sub-ditide, ». o. /)or< in<o smaller divisions. ^RofHt- 
 
 ^e^jfY/.-Ac. qRof, 3Tnt?T»».-!TfrfHmff».-'jk^T*rTnOT.-<!:c. 
 ^^ g. ofo. 
 SuBDivisiOK, n. subdivided portion. dVCf^Vm. ^\v^\^\^m. ^i- 
 eqr^ ^ff». Rf^n. STtnTPlw. JTHmm. ?IT^/. 
 
SITB 
 
 843 
 
 SUB 
 
 To ScBBCCB, To Sdedcct. See To Withbkaw, To Sob- 
 
 TiACT. 
 
 To Subdue, t. a. bring into tuljection, reduce under domini- 
 on, vanquith, ife. P^+.ui, ^n-^?mftH-<tc. ^^-^j^ETT ^, 
 
 ^>fcHM-^Hrfld-WI*<4M-Jtc. aTPJM, 4Mf^<Sl, ^^n.-^m.- 
 f5ffi^«.-Jtc. ^i^ gof 0. ^WW-^-AciFT'iI — as intended, 
 and answering to to cruth, to ocerichelm, to overpower^ 
 
 -&0. ^T^, a)i<(V|, rilotflUjiJi, HHkH ^^'n- ^Rot g- of o. I 
 
 ♦ii«>i 'fts*. ^T^ y. ^/o. ^/. ^T'Jr g- ofo. ^m. 
 Subdued,/). aii<f a. y, V. P»i*^rll, «iv+rt«*!, <(4un^ 3tnT?5- 
 BT, Ac. ^TT, ifn, ^^lilrT, T^ft^, ^?ft*H, Mfl+JH, ^f*TfT, 
 
 To be 8. H<i«fl« *m. 
 L qftuhdued affection* and pattiom, v. MoSTinED.f^- 
 
 ^, f5Tt, ^nnm, ^itfr, ?n<t, 5TTrt?r, »pt^, fipft?T. 
 Subdues, «. Scbduixo, />. a. t. V. finstJrrcr, ^^T^rTTRT, ^- 
 
 SUBDUixo, Subdual, n. v.V. — ac<. fir^n. tjAufl^ STTT^rw. 
 -\(\n afTHTifa. &c. ^»n»<"i». 'tan*. M-^H n. ^iTHn. (used 
 freelj and elegantly in comp. as, ^f^M^^MH, il'W.H.^, 
 WM^Hi, ^>r*R{H5T, J^^HH, 3(1 ■^■^m, &c. ), ^m. ^J^ln. 
 
 SuBJACEST, a. lituated bdoic. ^IT5?^T, 3TV.'W, antl:f^'«m, ST- 
 To Subject, r. a. put under or within the poicer of. ^(\^ 
 
 2 tuhjugate, v. To Subdue. fJT^, vn-Ae. ^r^. 
 
 8 expote, make liMe. cn-?^«ftsT-3T^t^-»ft^-^mT-&o. 
 
 Subject, a. under the rule of. ^I-^^I, ^irt^l, ^ifp^, J^- 
 
 ^, W|rtf5?T, fr^n, ^T%^, ^<Tl*(d or 9t4(|i()ld in romp, 
 amm, qrf^vft^, <mvft^, 'R^n, "tt?i^, <tt«j^, Tn^m. 
 
 2 expoted, lialU, ohnoxiout. ^<!T, ?Tr*ft^, ;*Tvf^T, ( in 
 romp, as (tnT^ ) ^PT, 3fr»TT, 3T^ ( in comp. ). 
 Subject, n. one that oicei allegiance to. ^trt/. ^mf. 
 
 Subjects— collect, or compreh. nm/. IPIT/. <qfl i m 
 m. T^mWt/. <<IH-5I* m. pi. r^ m. 
 
 2 (A«/ «ii vkich ang thing adherei or exiett. ^p > »< < n n. 
 
 mm «.afTP»fi^". w^ir «. an^R «. "nw^ w. «mwT m. 
 
 8. of an inference. Rn<<T <•• 
 
 3 (of any operation or act), 3»Wf w. 3lf?llT^ n. 3T- 
 f^TV^CVI n. tm m. 
 
 4 /o/nc, Ihewu. IfWKm n. ft^ «. »?ht/ fN •». fflfJT «. 
 
 mt^ m. inr*p »». ». hww m. jm»i w. «nj^/. ^ifi^- 
 
 ^ m. wfJWT^I ». rtf^ M. 
 
 — in grammar, ( of a rerb ). vwf. 
 
 8ONH7 MATTEB, •». T. SUBJECT, f^^^ «•. Iffn^ M. 
 
 Sobjectsd, p. r. V. 1. w^ ■M\v^>>*.\, rm;^ snflrstw, Ac. 
 
 2 rilVWI, fH %^^, Ac, ^, f n, fVI^, flftfHT, f ^Jt»j- 
 
 3 *W ^^, Ac. 
 
 Subjection, n. t. V. 1.— acf. ^TcSt aftPI't «. snratrT «TTT* 
 of n. &c. 
 2— act. f%5p^ «. 5r?T^^ «. «r5^t^RtiT«.^?{tf^T/— »te/<f. 
 
 rfT^^nft/. 31 Rid ^ on w. 5^«n:^T^/. 3Ttff=7?rr/. ^^titt/. 
 H<d-»»di/. <nT^5^n.<m^t^^r/. a^Tfrif^RR^n.anfTrvft^mr/. 
 
 In 8. or Bubordinacy unto. riTS'TtH. 
 To acknowledge s. ^Mt-atft hot n. v:n^. 
 To reduce to s. ^Jtift^ Siiuiut. 
 2— state. vrfhtTOT «. ift^THT/. ^\\<^f. ^^iP^f. ff^T «. 
 Subjective, a. relating to the tuhject not to the olgeet. arPr- 
 
 SuBJBCTiviTT, n. T. A. arfv ^'J T^ «r1 1 /. Ac. 3lfn«j.<uni^^- 
 To Sbbjois, v. a. add at the end, add after, v. To Add. ^- 
 
 ^ vj I rfui -<j?l sui -f^tjf - Ac. imr^rnr «i*)ui. 
 To Subjugate, Ac. See To Subdue, Ac. 
 SUBJUSCTITE, «.— in grammar. ?t^\?TT4»». [HT^stT^^ 
 
 To Sublet, r. a. aTT'm MIS^II^ ^3«7T ( TTIT ^\ ) J+J-<<W 
 Sublimate, «.— white, ^^^/xj/j. ^^Frjj: m. 
 Sublime, a. See High. 2 lofty, elevated, ^e. fig. 3^, 3^, 
 
 SUBLIMEXESS, SUBLIMITY, «. T. A. 2. T^T"!! »». UtS'l'TT »». 
 
 Ac. ?rf5/. ^terr/ H^r^fTT/. sni?H<TT/. Hrn^?^ «. sim- 
 
 F«T fl. [ ^^^. 
 
 SuBLUXABT, a. mundane, -v. Eabthlt, »J^^^T,^^r?if++, 
 Submarine, a. B54M31, w^^rloft-^r, ^^?J^W. 
 Jo SuBMEBOE, V. a. V. To Plunge. 55^, »T«R n.-f^«rT- 
 
 ST n. %m g. ofo. Mr«1fT-Ac. q;^. 
 
 2 See To Isusdate. 
 
 SUBMEBOED, SUBSIEBSED, J».T.V.l. JOT^cIT, >f^T<T, fspTf^- 
 
 fT, HTT, f^nnr. [ «. ^h3h«. 
 
 SuBMEBGING, SUBMEBSIOH, ft. T. V. l.—act. J?^ fl. J^vSR 
 SUBMISBIOS, fl. T. V. 1. ^«l^ n. ^;[1^ M. ^R^lff fl.^TT'TvTT- 
 
 of n. Ac. 3Tt f l '<HI»n'»I T'"- ^Tlf^^qJRw- "TRfm^^t^fTTw. 
 2 a«<f Obediksce. ^niTO'n «. Ac. ^«^H*«^iO/ 3(TT?fT- 
 
 I. Sec IU:sigkatiok. 
 Sudmib8iv|:, fl. V. Obedient, Humble, Obsequiowb. anif- 
 
 SuBMisBivELT, fli/». V. A. om/ V. N. 1. ^^tjJ^TT, ^n^t^T, 
 
 tirnTTT?T, Ac."%^^TT, <TT?'rr#, V^Tj'f'P, awtsmr^- 
 
 SUBMUBITEXEBR. fl. V. A. J^lfrmT Vt.- ^'If'TT «. 'HrHIJ'T- 
 r^ fl. *?HII^HJ fl. frlf?j/. 
 
 2b Submit, t>. a. ( with the recip. pronoun ) v. To Odet. 
 aRTfffT-yW'T-^l^'T-Ac. fipj 'rt«OI-^T^, 3TTfINIB*Tfi.- 
 
 wfiij^n^ a.-Ac. w^y ^r^i-"HffTt^-Ac. awt. 
 
 2 T. To REfEB. ?»>q^,%f^,7Tf5dt. 
 To Submit, r. fi. gite up retitlanct, yield to anotker. ^^, 
 
 ((^vvf, «Mr-Ac. it^jf, HfinmT-«wTim-^^*imi«-Ac. At- 
 rif, fR/. iTdr-q?T^of-m»r''r, trft-fR^rHH pop. «rjft- 
 JT-^TtT-Ac. oirij, |PT fit. il. if^-vfti^, «I fi.-^ft fi.-^ »». 
 
SUB 
 
 844 
 
 SUB 
 
 &c. Wc(4><"Jt, 3Ttf)'t<il<<n*K OT.-&C. spTot, ?TT<f Tn^f-AciW, 
 2 be subject, be submissive. 3TT^<T-^**lf?I-«mM-^i^rT- 
 
 Miii^Ci /.-&c.qJT^, ^5(;-31tftH-ail5lir<tid-3TT|TT*ftT-^**1«l- 
 
 Subordinacy, n. v. A, 1. and Scbtection. ?TT^^rft/. J^- 
 
 jft"mT m. &e. anftHrTT/. STIITrTr/ ail^lif+rlW B. 
 Sdeohdinate, o. ««rfer /Ae control of. v. Subject. rtT^R, 
 
 2 inferior in rank, authority, Sfc. T. Infehiok. ifliaMI, 
 
 3 of less importance, secondary. »i^Jr, 3TJr«TPT, WT??^. 
 SUBOEBiHATioN, «. V. A. 1. and Subjection. r^M'i^iO/. 3fT- 
 
 tfrfrrTT/. !rv?tT/. 
 
 2 ^IT?5=^ TTq^/. ^I«^ "T5^/. 
 
 Principle or law of b. i7luiH<?*<'4)|*l m. 
 To SuBOBN, V. a. (a witness, &c. ) bribe to take a false oath. 
 
 SuBOENATioN, rt. V. Y.—act. "^I^^T «l«T«r^ n. fpn^"^- 
 
 Subpoena, n. aftT?Tc5ST/. ?Tt7ST/. 
 
 J** SuBscitiBK, ». a. aiouch., attest,S(c. ly writing one's name 
 beneath. ^^ f.-\V!\^ n. spT^-WWUI, ^^ «.-!fW?ffT «. 
 
 2 ( a Bum of money ). 'iftrf-T^SR-T?^ decl.-'^A^- 
 
 2b Subscribe, v. n. assent v. To Ageee. ^«p?-ttp?- ^'-HH - 
 
 2 agree to give money. ^f^f.■?J[^f.^:^^ [^^. 
 
 Bubschibed, ;>. T. V. A. 1. ?r^^>%c5T, ^W W ^ K N ^cS I, &c. 
 2 qfm fef|^t^, &<*, 
 
 SuBscBiBEB, «. Subscbibiko, jp. a. T. V. A. 1. itl^4i<"l l < l, 
 2 q[ft?T-<T?'^-&c. rrtf^uiiil-HlrfuiKi, ^'lufl^JK. [ n. &c. 
 
 SUBSCBIPTION, «. V. V. A. \.—act. ^f^^ROJ- «.^^I ^ <VI 3 Pt 
 
 I. «offie, Sfc. vnderwritten, v. Sionatube. ^rT?ft fc=5fe^- 
 
 II. «u»» subscribed, ^ft f. Tft^'Wr m. spfaft/. ^'?l/. 
 
 SUBSCBIPTION-LIST, n. q^/. f^^-qfNff ?n^/. 
 
 Subsequence, n, v. A. Sf^^TTT ». ar^nnvT «. ^^m[*ld \f. 
 
 T'sqKrR ». 
 
 Subsequent, a. following, coming or being offer. H | IH FlfS 
 
 ?5T, l'<1<^i, HI«J^-=(I, <n<i^HI'NT, *TFI^, HnTtTT, "TTS^, 5- 
 
 Subsequently, adv. v. A. ani. Afteewabds. TT^, TTTT- 
 
 To Subserve, v. a. serve instrumentally, promote the end of . 
 ^mRT-3RqTnm-<S:p. <T^ g. of o. ^ ^i \ pM \ /-^'RtfnHT 
 f.'&c. ^K^ and, tcilh in. con. ^t^-q^ g. of s. «ti | mt) f- 
 yM<fnft-^^JTff-&C. ^Tl^, ^T^^rm, gl^H ' tlH W.-afTTf- 
 
 SUBSEEVIEKCE, SuBSEETIEHCY, «. V. A. ^s4 l ' l ««. ^qspTTW. 
 W^+.l? OT. vdM4ir'l<TT/. <iH+lRdl /. JH<jTf>?i| / •H^+lffrfT 
 /. aiHtlrifi n. aTHff?T/. ^=5r n. 
 
 SCBSEEVIENT, a. SuBSEEVINO, |). O. V. V. ^N^I'lI^r, &C. 3- 
 
 &c. q;fTr-!FTft-&c. [atntut m. 
 
 SuB-SHABE, n. gida^l-MI ^rfilT m. Ac. "Jt?^ f^*1IT w.-^TCT w. 
 ScB-SHAEEE, «. 'TtrTqT f^HTift ^Ti^Fft, 3^l!lf;ft, STfcPTmrf^^mft. 
 To Subside, v. ». fall to the bottom., \. To Settle, iraot, 
 
 2 become quiet, calm, still, ije. T. To Deckease, T A- 
 
 BATE. Sm^, "TTJf, >drH,ui, f^TTR^, ^MrlHul, ^lrfl«(Oi^ X^• 
 
 fl-<fcc. ^ror, grTT wi.-OTSHT w.-^h^iMH m.-&c. ^1<Jf ^. q/"*. 
 
 3 be reduced, — a swelling. ^«<ui, gTT^tJf, 3TgsJIof, 3Tt- 
 
 prif, irra^, ^^^, 3^Hot, i^Rof, CH^WR w.-arreRT 
 
 OT.-&C. ^ ^. 0/ ». 
 Subsidence, Subsidehcy, SuBsiDiKa, n. v. V. 1. irt^ w. 
 f^^ «. 3TtT:"T?R «. 
 
 2 SRPrf n. "TS^ n. &o. ^rfR »». 3^^^ »». g^^lTR «. 
 
 3 ;^Tw^ «. vid<"i n. &c. gfnrr »». a?reKT >». 
 Subsidiary, o. airfin^, assisting, v. Helpinq. J^^, ^q- 
 
 ^rTT, ^M^lO, ^M*K*, *i^-^lO. 
 Subsidy, «. aid in money. "^^T^-&c. ^*T^ /. "i^^PTT^-Ao. 
 
 To Subsist, r. «. v. To Be. a^nif. 
 
 2 be maintained., \.1o Live. Pra^ wi.-^pnxTm.jf^. 
 vinT m.-qro% «.-&e. -MirtiJi y. q/"*. <^J n. ^ra^-HT^, 
 qrsw. *R^y. o/«. 
 
 3 See To Inhere. 
 
 To Subsist, v. a. maintain, support, feed, "fhrif or «fhlDr, 
 qjoE^, ^HToSoi, SfT5Eil0f, ^T^, tjlrftiu'l Kith ^ of 0. qjt^ 
 «.-qt«rT w.-^^TTTT'T «-?^^^ m.-^\^^m^M\ n.-&c. '^' 
 TW g. of 0. ^ »».-'f!^T% fl.-fJT^ w.-^mfw OT.-&C. ^. 
 
 Subsisted,^, v. V. A. "rhl^r^, IToE^cTT, &c.qTfetT, M^T^H . 
 
 Subsistence, n. v. V N. 1. and Existknce, 3{ | '^m» II m. 3T- 
 f^f^ n. ^f? n. ft'<Tf^/. 
 
 '2— state, V. Living. J'jTTTT w. "ftTn^nTT w. ^^rht /. ^• 
 #^/. a'^iPisiif m. :pT=5r^5rT^w. ^^^TTi^piTfl. gv^ifhr^n. 
 
 I. meafls of subsisting, v. Livelihood. vi^-dir«l*l/. 3V- 
 
 Subsistent, a. v. Existent. <W«uiHf,yHf^r^f^f»I«, ^t^HH, 
 Substance, n. real being, t. Reality. ?lr^ n. rlc^TT*? w- 
 
 2 a real being, v. Thing. ^^[T^m. ^s^r n. ^fg «. ;7op. ^- 
 ^/ ^^/- 3r4M. ?T?? «. 
 
 Substances. ;^5?rjirrr «• 
 
 3 material, matter. ^55 «. ^sqn. .q^«. JJrfijWn. ^!jf?- 
 
 4 essential or material part, v. Essence. frHt?[Tm. ?TR««. 
 n. »THot. rTrSTTif m. 
 
 5 M<a<c, iceaZ^A, T. Pbopeety, EiCHES. ^^^ m. ^TH/. 
 ^ntrT/. «R n. mm m. 13^/. *I<S| «. »15T «. 5|?r OT. 
 
ST7B 
 
 845 
 
 STJC 
 
 One's whole a. ?i^?5^ n. 
 SCBSTASTIABLE, a. Y. V. M [hmI-^NI-^'II- ^\K^-&C. IT^RT- 
 
 SCBSTAKTIAL, a. Aart'fi^ tuhtianee, actually exitting, y. 
 Real, Tbck. Mf^Hd, •ttgtirt, ^iwR*, «(iw«i, «(trt^Til- 
 
 2 having much tuhstance- solid, stout, thick, «J-c.^^\!I^, 
 ^^3i;ftT, ^oWK, ?I^?T, **)<^li, ^I??^, STff, ^, t|M*€, 
 
 «T^, «ia<t>^, ?reK, SWT, 51^, <ll**, SS'P, ^wtlrt, ^, 
 ^rttr, fC^W, 'fh^, <fnBT, ^^, W»ft=T, ^^«. 
 8 — of honors, &c ; not holloto or fallacious. 4>^^l<, ?fK- 
 
 4 teealthy, responsiUe, v. EicH. 31+(HT, Zm*(\f\ or Z^^ 
 5»ft<T, JHJ»flH, «I^^, IlilT, tfm??, fvT«r7, \if\<<-',U, ^TT 
 W f^ilK"!, 355^, W'J^'^K, ^«I^»1'^K, ^<{rl^l<^ *M^H., g-il**!- 
 c!T, ^nvl, M«M>^. 
 
 A B. man. Sl'l^iqui 'jsft, 3«n^ ^T? qK% »• ^TWj '^TV- 
 «^»fl, «1M^ n. fl<.n^!» n. 
 
 5 See Matkkiai.. [3r4H:. 
 
 60«nAllTIAI.tT, odv. T. A. 1. and BEAtLT. at^5T:, ^^5<^:, 
 SOBSTAlTTIAUrESS, SCBSTA>-TIALITT, n. V. A. 1. ^TO^t^ »• 
 
 flWf^f-f^ n. ?lt^ n. ^mr/. ^T^tTT/. 
 
 2 flIfKHOTT w. yi+<<HU|l m. Mi|;HM<nf m. &C. «TcT^ /• ^' 
 
 f^f. m^.f[ f. 
 
 8 afr^TTT »•. "FH m. ^TK »». fi. ^l j [ ^ |/. 
 
 4 c*i',r*invi«iT «. 'I^VMOTT m. i|t4KM0|i m, &c. ^^>»1^lO 
 
 Jb StrvnAKTlATE, r. a. evince, estaUish, ▼. To Pbovx. Jff?!- 
 
 W^/.- yiWT •t.-nf^TTT^ »i.-?mii}T «.-Ac. ^rit g- ofo. 
 
 atriRARTlATKD, j». T. V. JjT'lVH.^^r, JT^ f^^, ?m V" 
 l3tr»»tA5TIAT», n. SCB8TAKTIATIS0,^.0. T. V. wfHM | (^U|K I, 
 
 jwn iomr, mr ^«:^ ^WTTTT, Ac. nf^m^^, irfam^-w- 
 
 HOBtr AirriATiox, n. t. V.— «<r/. Jif^qrfor «. <tt^ S^ n. Ac. 
 
 BowTAXTiTX, ■.—in gmm. ▼. Noc5. f^^iwT n. ^ mf i M'fc w. I 
 ift ScBmrOTK, •• •. pir< in f ** ^^ace of another . H^-it^sst- 
 
 rf«W.-^^:^-<|^H»I -&#. ^•%^, lin^nifVKf ««?T%^, 
 BvnniTvrz, ».—ot penwnn. ^^, n^?^ (/m. «r^), f- 
 
 2— of thingt. ^m^ m. -- aj^rV m. iTf?TW» «. 
 OoMi 1 1 B 1 io!«,«.T. V.^f iifM vi n.^^'fif ui) nM\^^•*^^^v^n.&c, 
 
 8. of letten. irf^ m. 
 E g i i i iiU ' ii OirAi., SrcBiTrrcTio.fimT, «. perlsiminf, fe. to 
 
 tmittitution. ^^!<t^, i»T^^ ^f^^. 
 
 S t me et Jan eoui. «Tb»T, irtflppr, ^l^<(frW« 
 
 I 2 — in metaphysics; basis.v. Subject. 3Tlv*<u|n.3TT*nT'». 
 ! SuBTEHFUQE, It. shift, salvo, creep hole, v. EvASlOS. f^5^ 
 i /. >FJ/. ^\i4^ f. f^l9T m. f|fll^<«»id/. fe? «. 
 j ScBTEKKAifEAN, ScBTEBBANF.ots, o. /yin^ under ground, v^- 
 
 S. cavity. J^TR or g^TTT n. 
 S. passage. ?ra^T7/. ^[tn or ^^ »i. 
 StTBTlLE, a. rare, tenuous. *rrft^, ITrToS, ^^ 
 
 2^n^f, «K-<f, delicate, exquisite, S(c. TT^, ll^*, ^'r'T, 
 
 8 refined, abstract^ Sfe. *||^<t>, ^^. 
 
 ^fine-searching, acute, T. ShaBP. ^(^SJlT'ft, ^^Tjf^i 
 
 SUBTILITT, ScBTILJ)ESS, «. V. A. 1. «llR+H<'Il M. &C. «4I<,«M^ 
 
 / <IK4>NI m. Mldol|(/. WM<fl/. ^?=»mT /. 'fft^'^ »». 
 
 %^*^ n. ?5ra^ «. 
 
 3 q i R^ S HUK «. ^^TTfTT/. tr^ n. 
 
 I. — in an argument, &c. H^ «. 
 SnBTiE, Subtleness. See Cumnixq, &c. 
 f 2b ScBTBACT, t>. a. take from. spT?^, *fcr<iut, ^^ir^ 
 i! 2— in arithmetic, ^r^ 5R^-^n^, T^i^, Wi n. ^ot, 3T - 
 ij ?TT n. ^T^t, «r^ ^St-TTl'iT. 
 
 ! SCBTBACTED, p. V. 1. *I«tir41, ^Hcirfl, &C. 
 
 2 in^ %%c?T, Ac. ^^TT, «<«(*PjfT. 
 Sdbteacteb, n. SuBTBACTixo,f.a.v.V.l.«FT«'TKT, ^tJrTTT,Ac. 
 2 ilT^ *<oim, ^^ 'PT'TITT, Ac. ;[fr«i5T-«<«i*rtt-Ac. ^trf- 
 1^-Ac. 
 
 SOBTBACTIOS, fl. V. V. 1. — Oct. *|«uf >l. ^». Ac. 
 
 2 rJTT ^T^ ». TT^ "'R't n. Ac, 9^Pm?t/'?T^«lT^/ S'T^- 
 ^k55T «. ?mrT n. f«WT n. 
 
 Compound s. f%f^M«J^I«ll*T/. 
 The remainder after a s. ««i^«ii««0/. «(^i«ii*T/, 
 SuBTBAiiEKD, «. <A« ««»• to he subtracted. ^I^J^^PTTV 3W«. 
 arfiFir m. Ac. m^ m. ^^ «■ ^ 
 
 ScBUBB, ScBiTBBS, n. ports outside the koIU of a city. V[^- 
 
 JPIT n. T\A'\K n. V\W^ ♦». *1'1^"<I<1 «». 
 ScBCKBAir, SuBUBBiAi, a. T. N. sJMi'Ki-«ti, VlflH'KI-^I, Ac. 
 
 SoBTEBHioif, n. y. V. — act. ^vh «. ITt^r «. Ac, •4 tin »i. 
 
 f^nnPT n.— state, einr »». f^«^ «n. HTTT m. 
 2b ScBVEBT, ». a. overthrow, overturn, v. To Deitbot, To 
 
 ^-Ac. 15^, ^ 
 
 SOBTCBTKD, J». T. V, ^Tl^BT, Ac. "#1%^, ftT^fftPT, "^W. 
 SCBTnTEB, ». 8unvEBTIK0,;j. a. SOBVIBSITB, O. T. V. ^- 
 
 f«TTTT, *ft^?r ei*»nin, »^-^*ii-Ac. «Ffrt-^rtt-Ac, 
 
 ScocXDAJtEOUM, a. substitutionary. «ThiT, y«l»|fl, an^lifrT'i;. 
 
 8. tneaaure or mode. MvW ff>. 
 SUOOXDinClf , «. T, 8UB»T1TUT«. »?hiTl>?^ m, «*J<»>rM m. 
 lb ScccntD, V. n. follow in order, *nH-<Trt\»Tl5t-*li^-"Tnft- 
 
sue 
 
 846 
 
 STTC 
 
 2 come into the place of that lohich haspreceded.^m\-'^- 
 
 8 — of persons; a/^am success, \. To Piiospeb. f^^F^, 
 l^frl^, vi^r OT.-TSfT n. <TFrdf-fJic4cjui,fJrH'Jf, f^THl^, «tft- 
 
 «T5[In. im in. con. <?%/. ^Toiy. ofs. 5JTn«». ?TT«=r'it 5'- (j/"«. 
 4 — of measures; terminate as desired, v. To Peospee.OT- 
 
 lof, ?nn ^, ?fTq"Jf, <P^^, ^^RT ^m, ^sr^m-tift^ or 
 
 Jo SuccEKD, V. a. take the place of. ^rTf-^r^-fi5^I<fit-?«r'?T 
 
 -^5£TmT5n;-^r'qTsr^-WHr^-"T^T^-aTfq * k n <-&c.q%.o/ o. 
 
 2 See To Pgi.low. 3 See To PfiOSPFa. 
 
 SrCCEEDEU, n. Sl:CCEEDI>-G, p. a. SUCCESSOH, n. T. V. N. 
 1. »TT't-"TT^lTFI-»=rT^5-=P»TFr-»IH*HI^-&c. quiTTT-^luiKI- 
 
 2 and V. A. 1. ^T-^mT^-&c. qTJTKT-3TI^?5T. 
 Success, «.— esp. of persons, v. Peospeeousnesb. ^^f. 
 
 Mn^f. f^TH m. T?t n. sp!^/. 
 
 fT/ ftrf?/. 3r<mff5/. "P^^f?/ ^FT4f?rf^/ 
 
 Instrument or means of s. <P55^T*T^ «. 
 
 3 termination ( good or ill ), result. qftnTm »n. %mz m. 
 
 Successful, a. — of persons, t. Pbospeeocs. sftTM, ^^T^, 
 ^ft?ir<l, ?i<TT'4, ?;?t^rrT4T, ?;H^f^, smf^rv, irrRm, stthi^t, 
 
 aTTSfTTSfm, aT5^f^5, ^^^ pop. T^f ^. 
 
 2— of actions, affairs, &c. ?5T^, ^Rr-f^^-&c. ^flMT- 
 
 SuccESSFULXESs. Sec Success. 
 
 Succession, n. a following of things in order, contecntion. 
 
 qRTTTT/. ^PT m. SR^T on. 3TTg^/. 3T^?nT«». 3<5<1H n. 
 
 arrg^E-'f «• 'lTt'7'f «. Tt^f^^ or-^ m. HJ^^f. qjfi/ ar- 
 
 gf%/. arg^TTT^ «. ai^'^T m. ?5mT55/. 
 
 In close and quick s. qrsms, ?5T^NI5, TPllnTTn, «5»iV- 
 
 Natural s. or order. ^JT^^T^ m, 
 2 Zmc, ^f. of persons or things following in close succes- 
 sion, V. SeEIES. <T?^/ ^/. 3TT^/. mo5/. JTT555PT/. 
 8 lineage, t. Lime, Familt. ^5[t m. sf^'m^/ sr?IT^/. 
 
 4! power or right of succeeding to another. grmftl^R »». 
 
 SuCCESSIONAL, a. M<H<-«(I, HKsRti. 
 
 Successive, a. following in uninterrupted course, consecutive. 
 
 "TS'^iT, »TPTima-=iT, &c. ?r4Tifr*T, q-iiTjifJH, 'PTi'jqiift, ^- 
 
 S. naturally. B Hp «l d . 
 BuccEasivEi.T, adv. v. A. ^^ppnn^, ^^mr^HT'i'^, 3T5^- 
 
 Successless, a. t. Uksuccessfui.. fH«^c5, f^TW^, f^TR?, 
 
 TT-i 
 
 Successok. See Sdcceeder. 
 
 Succiscx, a. compressed, concise.^ v. Beief. ?i^'n^, ^^TO^, 
 
 SucciKCTLT adv. V. A. fl'ffqf^, ?T?^iH^?T, 5i?r5^^tfT. 
 SUCCLSCTKESS, «. V. A. ^ftf^TOfTT/. STrTf^^ROT. fim^^tTKW. 
 SuccoET, M. endive. ^?pft/. 
 SuccouE, To SuccouE. See Help, To Help. 
 SuccuLEKCE, n. V. A. ^ToE'T'Trwi. ^fl*rR?r?''IT»n. ?R^?ir/. 
 
 v^^^§r^n. 
 
 Succulent, a. juicy, sappy. THToS, T?T*rC,T^*rf^, ^TW, rff- 
 ^T^, ^^sr, T^T^tH or ^, ^qp?r, SS^T^, 3^, ^JTiT, 
 ^^rajc?, ^^IST^T, 3T?5JTT. 
 Young and s. +l+,il. 
 To be s. ^^?i5t. 
 2b Succumb, r. «. v. To Yield, To Submit, ^t^, V\^, 
 
 ^^, ^'T^, iTe«- /^. Z^^ g. ofs. ^«. :Rnt-«^uiui_ 
 Such, a. of this kind. 3RiT, 3RT55r, J^TT ^JITrf|=qT-si^Rrqr-&c. 
 
 2 o/ that kind. ?T^r, rt^HTT, rW^TT «lltn-Ml-W+KI-«)l-&0. 
 
 f'TT ^Trn^T-ST+R|-m-&c. PTRinW, ?tT^5!t. 
 
 3— in specifjing a person or place of a certain kind. 
 
 3T*T^, ^TW^F, <Fc5FTr. 
 S. as. ?IR^r. 
 Such-like. See Sucn. 
 To Suck, v. a. draw in with the mouth. ^Tof, ^^ot or ^- 
 
 ot, ^5P5T-=^tg;5-&C. qSr, J«|9t, fTTlT^ #^, J<FT»». %^ g. 
 
 of 0. '^^^m.-^^T^^n.-&e. ^T^ g. ofo. 
 
 A child's coral or sucking- stick. ^qsTJft/. ^r^foft/- 
 
 2 (the breast or teat, the dam, Ac). (WlS^t, tfllTrr a^W- 
 ^, ^'T'lrrw. 2R^ ^. ©/"o. ^n. fqot (7. 0/0. 5^. 
 
 3 up; V. To Absoeb. ^^ pop. f T^OT, VT^ %«^, i^I^ 
 n.-lill«r'«.-&c. ^i^y. 0/0. 
 
 To Suck, «. «. rfraw the breast. ^STnTn. •FT^, ?^»i.-*lPTn. 
 
 Suck, n. milk from the Ireatt. tirR%-3Firn%-3TtnT^^-&c. 
 Sucked, |j. y. V. A. 1. ^T^?!?, "^SiaT, &c. ^^VfTrf. 
 
 3 ?fpn^, &c. ;(iTf*rfT. 
 SucKEE, n. Sucking, p. a. v. V. 1. ^thtikt, tfi^<imi<|, ^jhr^, 
 
 Ml «) "I *^1 -'FR^-^Frft, &c. 
 
 2 on<? V. N. ^5T^^ 5RWRT, f^trfmRT, ^qf^, ?1F^, 
 
 3 ^psnnnT, &c. ^fr^j^, vi«i«i*Tif-^r(t-&c. 
 I. See SnoOT. 
 
 To Suckle, v. a. nurse at the Ireast. ?fT?T».-'<TTT W.-3THT »h.- 
 &c. ^-TivTwr, ^fPTTPT'i. ^, iTH^-artn^-Ac. ^«. ^- 
 
 To conceive whilst suckling. ?THT IPTTF 5TT"r, fttT 
 
 To waste through suckling. f^?wft« fS'if. 
 Suckling, o. ?rT^, iii-^s^d, fqtJfNr, ■«TPf=5rT, arfTT^T^r, VT- 
 
 Sickening of a b. through renewed conception of its 
 
strp 
 
 U7 
 
 STTO 
 
 mother. 7t«^ni. 'nm'H'i.n.—And To sicken, Ac W^l^Tot '1 Scffebed,j>. y. V. A. 1. «t«^«l, ifWaesr, 3T^*nr^, Ac. 
 
 or aTTTT^, 3T^«rJr»f. 
 Sccriox, Sl-ckt.vg. n. v. V. A.l.—oel. ^^wt/i. ^t^». ^- 
 
 Sl'f ^3^r^n. Ac. ^Ww. ^t^OT. ^r^OT*. 
 SUSDEX, a happening wUhoul preciou* notice, unexpected. ^- 
 
 On a s. 3»-i;*J?ia. 
 
 SCBDESLT, orfp. T. A. ^*H{*t, 3Wf^, a n f^ HJ, 3T^^, 3T- 
 •J*^*, 3WW, HiifrMH, 3TO?*n<T, 3T^H^, 3ra»rft?T, ^- 
 
 ScDDKorras, n. v. A. sr^TSWmT w. ar^f^^TWr m. 3TT^- 
 RM*n( ». »i-*frMHH n. [ ?n^. 
 
 ;}CDOElTic, a. cmutiny tweaf. ifTT aTTWTTTT, #^^1=7^, #^- 
 SinWEiric, «. medicine to cause eweat. m»T 3TT''I''Tr^ ^SW- 
 ^ n. ^^ n. fcj<irqi<j^i ^r^ij «. [ ot^nft n. 
 
 t^Wfl, «. voter impregnated with toap. ^|^U||^ T^ft »«. ^T^- 
 .n> Sci, r. a. pro$eeute by laic. ftRTf^/. ^iT'T tcith ^xofo. 
 
 Wrf\ *.^^^ M.-STV^ m.-Ac. qRTJf-^TT ^^. 
 :rb Sot, v. n. petition, T. To B«o. atrsf w.-ft^^/.-JmNt/.- 
 
 Hon, «./a/ about tie Jcidney*. *l^li] ^ (^^^ ^^/. mrf. 
 
 if\> SOFTEB, V. a. undergo, endure, feel, be the subject of. HT- 
 
 w^t, ?n^, »ft»i'T, ^Fjoi, iTO^, ar^H^, tt^'T, st^k- 
 
 W m.'Sic. \^ g. ofo. with in. con. 
 
 2 not to link under ; bear, support, tuttain, endure. ^- 
 
 ^t^v^/.-kc. ^T^ ff.ofo. 
 
 3 W/o», not forbid, V. To Pebmit. <n^R»ft/.-Ac. ^,^- 
 «Jf in combination with another verb, as 3Tr* ^, ifi 
 ^, 4c. 3Tr«ToET iit..-t{\W\i\ f.-&c. ^ ^Tot, 'T^ T »^of, 
 Pl^^imi^ »•. afTHo^ ^. ofs. 
 
 4 be acted upon, be ajected by. ^TT^^, ?ft^, M^ in. con. 
 anrif «i». eon. ^t^r in. fo«. 
 
 To •. loM. #r7T m.-^^MTT^ «.-Ar. ^f^ in. con. 
 2\> Sorm, v. n. undergo pain. J:?^ n.-im m.-^V i>».-n^- 
 
 irm ■i.-Km m.-&c. Hnrof-ar^^T^iif , 5:^ n.-Ao. ani^ in. 
 
 eon. y^-Ac. -snm, ^»?Sr, 5:^ ». sr^, ^;^t^-A<'. 3T^6i_ 
 To •. for one's folly, fftlf^ m^. 
 
 2 *««to«* i»i/«T- ^*»1H ii.-^*JRTsft/-WTT^/.-Ac. ^ 
 
 y. 0/*, »l?^ m.-^^m^ n.-Ac. ^^ in. con.— a limb or 
 
 member, 5?f«r«f or j»THfli. 
 SCPITBABLX, a. T. V. A. 2. ffmWT-^»fT^-Ac, '^mr-^IT?^- 
 
 Ac. I»f^, HfJ. 
 Eamly ». ^Wf , ^Wf . 
 8ufTBU5C», Scrnuso, m. t. V. A. 1. «t<TJ^ «. %^ n. 
 
 m^Hn^ n. Ac. WJTW m. »»m >». 
 
 a md PATixsct. fffim n. Ac. injm^f. ^^ «. «^«. 
 
 T. V. N. 1. j-.w iTl»rH n. j:^ v^fll n. Ac. 
 
 I. T. Paw, Miiut. J:<f n. vr^f. >^ m. |f»T m. »?r- 
 
 2 WT^^WT, Ac. ?1^. 
 
 3 f^^at in combination with another verb, 3tM^5, 
 3T3TfrW|;, fJI^^fPTT^r^. 
 
 SCFFEEEB, n. SCFFKBINO, p. a. T. V. A. 1. ^TiyiKI, 'Tm'II- 
 
 tT, Ac. iTtW, 'TPft. [as, 5?^ ). 
 
 2 «l««lKr, •HI^UIKI, Ac. <i^<i*Til-^nft-&c. H^(in couip. 
 
 3 ^uiKI in combination with another verb, ^iH^otT 
 
 T. V. N. 1. and Afflicted. 5:^, Jt^rT, ^ «r»ft, 
 
 To Suffice, v. n. be sujicient. 3^, M<i(of, qft/. TS^ ^. 0/ 
 s.1X^Z\orzi m.-^ f.-&c. mg.ofs. JTI-Ac. |?ot, 
 
 To make to s. U{nv\, jTf^ ^^ mK^. 
 To SlFFiCE, V. a. See To Satisft. 
 ScFFiciKBcr, n. supply equal to the tcant. JT^TT or JT m. ^- 
 
 Ample 8. V. Plentt, Bxubebasce. Ji^^lia m. 
 2 See CoMPETENcr. 
 SCFFICIEXT, a. enough, equal to the tcant. ^TfTT, ^TT, J^W, 
 
 Amply 8. T. ExuDEBAST. 5«^a, f^'^. 
 Barely a. gg^^H , g^STm or fTJ^T or 5^. 
 2 See Competent. 
 SuFEiciEXTtT, adv. V. A. 1. 5^, «f^, 5^^ decl. ^tT rfwi, 5- 
 
 <l*<Ivd1nT decl ^\T\^f^<\t>\ deal. 
 To Suffocate, v.a. choke, stifle. ^m.-»5TO »».-'<TT«V»^m»».- 
 Ac. «Ff5wf-ipt|^ HROI, »T55T m.-TT^/.-Ae. ^WT HTTof, q?t 
 I»nT m.-»RfpTRT m.-»^TBmt*T w.->^H^rv m.-Ac, m^- 
 
 Suffocated, p. v. V. ^ *T«^.HI, ^ ^rf^ *TR%t^, Ac. »:- 
 
 SOFFOCATEE, n. SUFFOCATISG, J9. O. SCFFOCATITK, O. T. V. 
 
 ScrroCATioir, n. v. V.—act. ffH^tl^ n, ^»TO^ >m^ n. 
 »ft «»T< ' ?( «.Ac. "sTlHTTw. ^TpTRT»n. »^mft*Tw. '^mt^n 
 
 ' ScFTBAOi. See Vote. 
 
 j To SurruiK, r. a. t. To Ovxbspeead, wn^, HT^, J^Tf^, 
 
 i Scr7ViKD,p. V. V.M<m>XI, TJ^W, WTTH, [/. 
 
 i\ ScFFUiios, n. v. V. — act. w^ n. H^ «. Ac— rt«/«.wfr1It 
 SuoAB, n. «T^ or ^WKf. v4iK\f. Some kinds of sugar are 
 Vti, 5^, f^»ft, ^mr, 5»rRT, sinctHmr, ^-I'llc*, J^tot- 
 ^1 yiyft w 5nf»ft wT'n, v^'^ft mm- 
 
 I Coarse s. sugar-cane-juiee inspissated. <}^ m. >T| m. 
 Coarse s. and water. 'J^.MIuft ». 'jaw-n «. 
 
 j| Drippings from newly prepared ■. WWf\f. 
 
 Fond of s. *IT?r'n, *ftWT. 
 
 II I/ttinp •. ^ 9T^/. frt flT^/. 
 
sua 
 
 848 
 
 SUL 
 
 Pat or ball of coarse b. %^/. 
 Soft 8. fl4)«R^<y. '^jft'ft ^TT^jTT/. 
 S.-boiler. ncBsm m. 
 
 S. cleaned by wasting. ^ or y^l«K-H/. 
 S. or syrup boiled to consistency. f^*t/. 
 S. prepared for confectionaries. ^IFl'»ft/. IT^ot.'T^'''. 
 S.-water boiled and thickened with floxir. ?T^/. 
 Stone in soft 8. nsE^TS m. ^JS'^t^T «». 
 Wooden scraper of 8. «ptJrT «»• 
 2b SuOAB, V. a. sprinUe, ^c. with sugar, sweeten, ?fT^ / 
 ^TTcSSr, nt?-f*T^-?T<t<l fH<i-5T^lI3'*-&c. ^T^Jf. 
 
 SuoAE-CAKDT, «. ^fr^mT/. ^Wf^T/. fSrift or f^<^/. 
 
 SUOAE-CANE, n. 3JH M. ^^ OT. J^\% «. H^^rf^/. H^H^ «. 
 
 5^dui ♦!. 2^^ »». Some kinds of sugar-cane are, ^Mct|- 
 ^, mTTT ^H or 'mr, JJT or ^f^r. 
 
 Boiler for the juice of s. ^I«ft3 or ^l^ri or +I^c5/. 
 
 A cane of 8. ^^ m. g-^lMdis «. ^fj^ «. 
 
 Head or crop of s. ^\^ or ^ n. 
 
 Hole in which boiled s. juice is inspissated. 'i'\\r£\f. 
 i^ «. ^hNt m. ^=^ »». ^FPT w. 
 
 Inspissation of the juice of s. H<£U| «, 
 
 Joint or small piece of s. as exposed for sale. ^T«T- 
 ^/- TT*!^ m. [ *TT «. 
 
 Juice of s. as set in the boiler to be inspissated. 3T- 
 
 Juice of 8. boiled to the consistence of honey, sling. 
 
 Mass of inspissated s. juice. \^ or »loET^ %?/. 
 
 Mass of squeezed and dry 8. f=pm or Z or f^TTl «. 
 
 Middle portion of a s. K^^ft «• 
 
 Morsel of s. small lit ( a joint, Sfc. ). n^ft or »ilKt/. 
 ^T^ m. ^j€\ f. SFil n. 
 
 Pressed s. ^TPJTT m. 
 
 Squeezed or chewed s. ^hTT w. 5*r«5/. 
 
 S. juice inspissated. ^q?t/ TIT /. 
 
 S.-plantation. g^?ft3 «• ^^ «. [s. 3^WT «. 
 
 S. -plantation cleared; or place prepared for planting 
 
 S.-planter. HotSli/q;, 
 
 S. springing from the stock, after cutting of first 
 growth ; also the stock left to reshoot. 5T3^ or ^- 
 
 SnOAB-COLOBED, a. ■Hl^^'ft, 'loit'fl. 
 
 SUOAB-MILL, n. ^T^ «». 5^oE «. ^TMT M. ^^^T «• THT^T «». 
 
 Beam of a s. JH?? or ^^ToE «.— Beam of it to which 
 bullocks are yoked. 3n^ n. 5f«F n. 
 Hand s. ^H-n<+ «. ^|rt<'|l4l w. 
 Lower transverse beam of a s. ^R^ fl. 
 Middle or larger beam of a s, Ji^TT «. 
 Bide- beam of a s. ff^/. 
 StIOAE-wonK, «. 5=^ n. y ^|otn< «. [tr^TT^. 
 
 SuoAEEB,;?. T. V. ^rmr ^rm^sT, &c. ^r^ > ^r, ^qSTrf^r^r, 
 S. water. ncS^oft n. 
 
 2 /onrf of sugar. *»!<<( -<<I, 'tRtTr. 
 To Suggest, ». a. o^er <o <Ae «jn<f, v. To Hist. ^^t |u i , ^- 
 
 jot, ^(55TT/.-g^5T ». sjTOit J-, o/ 0. [ ^. o/ *. 
 
 To 8. itself, to be suggested, g^f^, 3^»Tf?T /. ST^ 
 Suggested, p. v. V. g^qs^f^, ^Rh. 
 
 SCCGESTEB, n. SuGGESTISQ J>. a. V. V. ^-MiJUIKI, ^^., ^- 
 
 'q^-^[5'T^TTf-2pRt-&c. 
 Scgoestios, «. V. Y.—act. ^^^ n. g^^TT/. ^5^ «. 
 
 I. waWw suggested, ^^t/. gf^;^?; »». p. ^tn, g^^3- 
 
 Suicidal, a. t. N. SHIrHvjMI^I, Ac. ;H|c»mM*|i, g? |fH M I ? ft . 
 Suicide, «. self-murder. snfHqm »». 3TTrH^r^/. ailfH^trm. 
 To commit s. vftq' »i. ^af_ 
 2 self-murderer. STTrHqirft, 3nfHMIt1^ or qH', 3TrTmHt, 
 
 Sui GEifEBis, of its oion kind, singular. aTTTCft, ^1>f1-^-«fl, 
 
 Suit, «. v. Set. ^Ht5 »». tn m. 
 2 (of clothes ). ^re »». 
 8 V. Petitioh. 3T^ »». 
 4 — in law, v. Cause. «4rti w. >j+<^m »j. ^ »». ^ifr w^ 
 
 5 ( of cards ). «fr3j/. siT^/. TT »». ^ «. 
 Ascending cards of a s. Tf^rft STT^/. 
 Descending cards of a b. vidicfl TT^/. 
 
 6 frojVi, V. Betikue. qft^TK «. ^rft/. !RI«IT^ ^sal/. 
 
 To take into one's s. 3T^55^TTwf-%^. 
 To Suit, v. n. accord, Sfe. v. To Agree. fTf^of, fJra^'rr 3T- 
 
 ?rSr, ai^oT, ^Hot, ^n^, ^^, ^55^, csrn^, ijaiof, ^^ 
 
 m.-^m m.-&c. «W^ y. ofs. recip. 
 To Suit, e. a. Jit, make proper, \. To Adapt, fiicmof, ^?^T^J■- 
 
 sf^^ y. 0/ «. recjp. 
 
 2 fit, V. To Become. ^PT^, ^TTipf, ^^, 
 
 3 approve itself unto, v. To Please. qOTf «m. con. ^^^' 
 »TT^-&c. sm^t «'»• con. 3<+,u1 «n. fon. ^^ i». con. 
 
 Suitable, a. fitting, lecoming.^ Sfc. v. Pit, Eight. %T"T, ^^r- 
 q<TT or ^mr ( in comp. ), «?vit^T^, sTTT^, ^f^fWY, 3^- 
 5?!;, 3^, f 5^, ff^R, 1*lTf^, ?^ff, W|fT, HTTP, 
 
 SUITABLEOTSS, «. V. A. M\>*\r{\f. ^^\H\'Mr\\ f. S^^^fll/. 
 
 Suitably, adv. v. A.^fr^, ^41%^, TITTJtU, 3PTO, «il'*i<?^, 
 
 Sum, n. ^rajw, v. Suit. ^TTO"/- f^f^«>/. i(HHIH ••. 
 Suitor, n. «««•, v. Petitionee, ar^ *<uil<l, 3T^^, 
 
 2 ifoocr. JTT»Iffft ^fTRT-^rra'TRT, JTFT'ft'^rar, Tlf^Tlf^Tvff. 
 To Sulk, «. «. /^ou/, ic ««/Z<'n. »tT3 »'i i'i. 5^>^f, "f (k^w. ^uf, 
 
 pro^^, K^ltrT jsnr or jsSr, ^<35^ or JT^?'^, JT^Jwf, 
 
 gr^-srSi, 5^^^, 5t^7 W^'f '"■ WJe? ^^'f- 
 SuLKiSEss, SuLLEUNEss, !». V. A. 1, ^3WT m.^[^,v\\m, &c. 
 
 2 $|i;m"II ot. &c. ?to5/. ami «». 
 
SUM 
 
 849 
 
 SUM 
 
 Sutis, ScLLKSS, n. tulky ttate. ^C3 /. ^'PJJ or ^^^fl. ». I 2 up ; uind up. ST^lW m. qjiST fltTof y. ofo. ^|PlHlcMI-«n 
 g(W3T «. ^OT. i| •%ET^'\^/. ^of, g?^^ w.-J^my^ fn.-3?5n|K m.- 
 
 To take the?, v. To Sclk. pTO^Z^, ^^f. qSf, g- Ij &c. ^Rwf. 
 2«| or g?^ iTH^, 3T^ m. si^, 9RM<S<.uf, 315^, ^C^ Summakilx, a<fo. t. A. ^?^^, fl^'^+M, 'H^TTfT'.. 
 or 5^^P^ n. m. ^?oj-qtiT in. eon. i SuMUiBT, n. v. AsBlsasiiEKT. ^^ «». ?nTt5«». BR^HJ^m. 
 
 SoLKT, SuLLES, a. gloomili/ dote, morose. J^, 5^5T, ^ttT o*" Hf^THTT^ «». 
 
 ««IT, 3«TT or J^TT, irtiT^Tin or J'^H, *TVI^"<JI, ^. ij Scmmart, o. coneite, compendious., T. Beiep. ^Mt^, ^t^' 
 
 2 affected with ill humour, Sf oj cross look. J«<<nr, 5^, | f^, Bf^, «IH|R(^. 
 
 51^1 *5*"<l"n, ^?m ^JicWI, WflS q?r3c5T, at^ m»ai, | 2— proceeding;, &c. aidMdl, 34«1M+1K, 31dMr(<lRd)-^|, ^- 
 
 Sui,LBi>,/». V. V. 1. M^dnit)^ , JTcE^^BT, f^d«(Pv<?I, &c. ^7- 'l Summatios, n. v. V. 1. ijsp^ ^Ro^ «. &c. 
 
 ^, »I^ft?T, ^niWToE, ^f^TH. [^fiW. i Summed, ;>.v.V.l. fHoS^SOT, <J^^^OT, ^<t^ ^SHT, 
 
 2 4l'l"^,rfr, ?I»lf^?^"!T, ^^ 31«)A*I, "brtf+rT, fl^a*, 3T- j Ac ^TfnT<T. 
 
 SCLLIM, II. SCLLTINO, p. a. V. V. 1. Moi'IiiCIi^r, »T aH |gl K T, \ 2 3Tm ?«7T ?rtf*RT%?5T, &.C. 3Wf?T. [ SPR W. 
 
 ^f^TT *<«»IHl, 1^. j Sdmueb, «. V. Season. g?^T »». ^^aft/. ift^T «i. ?ft>RT- 
 
 2 JIT ^T^WTTT, «r.'i*rlM'JIKI, <6c. Heat or height of b. ^ J^IoSI «». 
 
 To SULLT, r. a. soil, tarnish, dirt. Hd'll<<ui or HiMUjUr, JT3S- SrMMEBHOnSE, SuMMEB-SHED,n. ^'^To5^n^?ft/. *| l i l g, | < t/. 
 
 ^7-r^'i^.I-Hv^'1-*l'ftf?-&c. ^^. i[ 8. built in a creek, Ac. ^IJJ^J^ «. 
 
 •J fig. soil, slur., Hot, Sfc. T. To SiAia. IT»T w. ^-rtliuf, j Water s. virfJif^i. n. 
 
 t:^ m. amiJi. ' SuMMEn-aAULT, Summehset, n. Z«ap in tcAicA ike heels are 
 
 y<jLLX,n. slain, blot, ^-cr. Slxhl 7<3^ m. ZTT m. v. c5T*r, i throum over the head, ^t^^tttf. %]^\z or »iV?^S or 5 
 
 WfT ■•. *lP-HI m. lilil^/. ji or qrat? n. qlflfift/. v. HIT, JT^, ^, ^^05^/. 
 
 SuLPBCB, n. Irimslone. nvTF n». ^M^ft «. Summit, «. T. Top. f^l^ n. TrR^TTn w. ^o5?T m, ^/. 
 
 Crystallized e. 3H^w«ITl«l^ m. 3r?3?RT w. 2 highest point or degree, v. Height. <po5H m. ^tHTj^ 
 
 i^LrHUBKOCs, SuLPUi-BOUs, Si'Li-nuar, a. »I*T^HT, I'^^ir. 2b Summox, v. a. call with authority, cite. fl^ff-Ac. «^t?5T^- 
 
 «T, »W^5^, IMIilf'^H, 'T'*1!5*I»T^. I ot, ?m^-Ae. ^rlNUJ «. ^^, ^T^ armo^, 'Jtei'i^'Tra- 
 
 I30UA5, i». gsTfTH ». j ^, «<*K^'Mi^'t>MiHi' ^aiV^t, ?r3«r/. "R^t, ^Jtsji^ or 
 
 HviTiniBSs, ». T. A. 3f»T/. IWTTTm. grvTPTor JTn. ^^TlT». | •ilfl^oi, a^Rl^uJ, <Hlt>^Mot, W^PUfit, an^EITT n.-&c. 
 
 T^^TCT •»• *\\*^\f. *nW!T or «I5^ m. j ^^ ^. o/o. [ tR^r. 
 
 8. ( of Autumn ) duriug tho ripening of the crops. To a. up courage, resolution, Ac. ^n.-(|tT m.-Ac. 
 
 «flraw/. [ q^vqi-;^ ' Summoned,/*, v. V. ?m% 'JlriNArll, *<<*K-6*<I .g*M|^ ^- 
 
 fiOUrn, a. closdy hot. dHl-*il-m, J^ilSMI-m, <J*lloc<IHr, T^- { rfl*lA?4l, ^I»l«JMIi<<AMT, JHNll^H, 3<l*lRir(, ^I|^<1. 
 
 To be •- T^^, 3^n^, ^**«S, n^TJOT, »T^»Tof, H^H^, Summoseb, n. SuMMONiso,/>. a. v. V. ?m5i ^I^^RT, fl"- 
 
 »I^rrn, ir^'n, m^, ( or T^n. frwot ) f^^ot. All these %^ ^r^ *{<'JKI, ^tc^HPTRT, Ac. sn'^-an'PRt-Ac. 
 
 ▼erbs aro impersonal. | ^tTT-^Rt, 
 
 J UM, n. aggreyale, total. ?%^<^I^K »". ^*^|<lO-4/. 'T^- Summons, n. coZ/ by authority. nA'k ^^\vh*. twt>\(\ ^teT- 
 
 smr/. ^y>im/. 3nn/. ^*n^ «. ^'f^/ TtaET%ftiT or | f^». jts^/. »nirTpT«. 3TT»^n. !«wT?xiTn. The 
 
 •iT«(t^/lJ|/. ^inrr ■•. %^/. noR ». y^jsi* or ^ «. m. j English word is commonly used, as «H^ or «W|R fi, 
 
 2 substance, amount. PT^im/. |t^fr^n. ^TTt?T»n. 'TT?T^ n, j 8. of the Divinity into an imnjfe, Ac. aTRT^ ». 
 pr<iM. rFbTTiTii. ar^ilw. 'J'fw. Trnm. fH^^^w. sft*r»i. U S. with power to compel atteudauco. ^t?WW/. 
 
 8. and subHanco. »ir?.nifr5f or »hrfti|<Til/. <TTf«T«rrg m. ' Veiatious and tiresome s. Srffl'^'f/ 
 
 |T<r4 ••. iwnf ■•. f*Wf^m»l «. 5K%?!r4 »». Tin w. j Scmmuu bonum, «. chief good. «TT»Tr4 «. [MIH^. 
 
 3 ( of money ). r%^f. j Sumpteb, SuMnEB-BOBas, «. baggage horse. M«^<o<(M(\,if3r- 
 * Jigmres set for am arttkmttiral operation. T\^m.f.f^- Sumktuabt, a. regulating expense. «nr^«WRT, »MMf«H*<M- 
 in or f^tjhw m. The name of f A« i^u/« in which a sum f^^^%■^^'^. 
 
 is set, is used in this sense, as VKT^ V^ H['ll<t^K 'HrST, Sumptuous, a. costly, expensive. »fi«VI ^'(IST, •?IWF ^RSI- 
 
 »^ ^ goTT»n %w, Ac. ^, ^yjTRmr, t^, ^y*Tr?<t, '»jr^<=^, h^i^jtm. 
 
 T* Son, •. a. east up, add together. ftn^H, y^^.^^f^z-^- \ 2 splendid, grand, t^e. V. FlKK. 'jHV) *nMJ, W8*, T^- 
 
 II a^is. *^, i»Ttif /. ^«t-qth g. ofo. aim/. «|i;T»f g. of o. | *T?ft?T. [ftwnr^fv, 
 
 Zra^. ScMPTiocstT, a</r, T. A. 1. Hl^lfl'f*^^, *«i8Mr fprf'f, W- 
 
 Tk« aomming up A formisg of * grand total of i Sumptuoobviu, n. t. A. 1. >n7r 9^ m. H^ Htc? n, ^7^' 
 
 WTeral aaoonta. ?l^ «./. 'I ?«??TT/. 
 
 107 
 
SUN 
 
 850 
 
 St7P 
 
 2 Tlfj/. 5RE^/. »ToEHferrmT M. 
 ScN, rt. ^^ OT. 3TTEr=ITJTR3CrIT w». 3TTf%?«r m. iT^ m. ^TTF^ «t. 
 
 ^: J3T »». ?T^PT »». 3rirHT?Tt »i. ^HT^Tt w.— as personi- 
 fied, #1KNU| o>- ^ ?TRNU| '«. 
 
 Belonging or relating to the s. ^. 
 
 Disk of the s. ^f«l«r «. *d[4ngr* n. Tf^HSrJ n. 
 
 Early morning a. 5lia<^ti »». «frar% m. «(|rffH-9t m. tfT- 
 
 Figure of the s. (as drawn for worship &c.) ^^^n. 
 Half yearly passage of the s. 3TTT «. The Northing 
 is >Jt1<N0T «. The Southing ^f^uilMH «• 
 Mansion of the s. ^[5?f^?T ». iT^fI?l5T n. 
 Meridian s. ?1*''Jl<^4 »». 
 
 Begion of the s. solar sphere. ''^0:^KV^ n. ^^i^ «i. 
 Stroke of the s. ?5^/. 
 Under the s. 3?»TToIT^R?t, aTHToCTrToff. 
 To swelter or burn under a hot s. fI5^ot, rfcTfToE'Tf, 
 
 A rush light to the s. ^J^JS «PT5^T?f, ^fjS ^M=rr. 
 
 Clear as the s. at noonday, ^riisrirt'*', ^RtTSTH?;. 
 2 V. SuNSHrNE. OTT, '3^n. 
 
 Heating or drying in the s. ^^^ or Z n. 
 
 Heated or dried in the s. <^4^^. 
 
 To get warm ( a liquor ) in the s. ^5:'Jt — to heat in 
 the 8. Jj<i«i<if. 
 
 Water heated in the s. -i'^eioft n. ?f5E^T7ft n. 
 
 To put in the s. to warm. 3^^ %«r^. 
 To Son, v. a. g^rtrT %^-t<irtui, >i«^ri %^ot, '^^Z n. ^. 
 Sun -BEAM, M. <^4 %m m. -^^T^^ m. <^4<RJT m. ^'^ w. 
 
 To quiver in water — sun beams, &c. ^r^cjiif or ^rsWJt. 
 SuN-BLiKK, n. gleam of sunshine in rainy weather, f^q^ m. 
 
 Sdn-bubnt, a. TTT^ «Fnt^^OT-^7IoE^5s;t^_ 
 SCN-DIAL, «. ffTTT^^ «. ?t^5T «. SpTT^ m. 
 
 Sdh-bbied, a. g^TT^ ^rot^jTT, arirTTg^. 
 
 SsN-FLOw-EE, «. — the plant. ^■nR 5rT5 n. ^'f^F'^ m. ^^- 
 
 Hoft/. — the flower, ^[^f^ «• <i4*H^ «. 
 SuN-Hisitfo, Sdn-hise, n. v. Dawn, Mokkiko. ^^k^^ m. 
 
 At 8. f^!I«I«l<N<. 
 Son-set, n. v. Eveniso. ^ra «. «. 3TW ««. 
 
 Before s. f^iRTR^rft, f^^TTO^, ^^rj«jf, f^tl'HI^il- 
 
 The period ( inauspicious ) just before s. fi|U|^ 
 Stjx-shine, «. g;^ or ^?^ w. ff^^a or ^vfi «. anm m. v^f. 
 ^^^ w. snf m. 
 
 Days of s./^. f^fTT^FToS m. gTfft%f^ m. ;)i. 
 
 Gleam of a. W\^f. f^^f. 5^/. 
 
 Mild 8. in rainy weather, rmor ?fR/. 
 
 Mild and tender s. ( of the morning or evening. ) 
 
 N. g^n^T, ^^T^,nT<^<r^I, 3<M Hqij q |^T, 
 
 SUN-SHINT, a. 
 
 SCN-ST05B, SUS-GEM, W. ^^^FffT «. ^Tf^ m. Tf^JPRW. 
 
 SuN-STBOKE, «. co«2> (fe soleil. 4'^\MT -"l^-*! »». 5r5t/. Fotf /. 
 
 Sus-woBSHir, «. 5[^VTmHT/ ^*rf^/. 
 SuN-woBsnippEB, n. ^^m«<p, ^jzpT^. 
 SuNDAT, n. aurf^^TT jJO^. 3TTf^?nrR or 3TT^<=TsrR M. ^'TT- 
 
 To SuKDEB. See To Pabt, To Divide. 
 
 Sunder, n. in sunder. ^^5^%. 
 
 SuNDBT, a. dicerse, several. ar^^F, TTTT, aT%*W*il'^, ?JIHT- 
 
 Sundries, collection of various things. ^ZJ:'^7X h. t^St- 
 "RT n. aH-i^Hs-li n. n^K'^'A n. iVA^?A n. 3T?!5iH1t7«lrr n. 
 
 amirRS «. aTTpjTS n. annynrsn'jr «. jpri'jr'n'w or 
 +Nui^«)R"jr «. ^fiTi«rr3RT »». ^r^^t/. ^iR,moci?«. sr^r^n. 
 
 ^^^S^^^/. >J>3T^f5?WH' n. 
 
 SuNQ, ;?. T. V. A. 1. ncq^ar, TT^r^ »^;ra?5T, &c. ift-rf. 
 
 Sunk, Sunken, p. v. V. N. 1. gira?^, Jnr, f^inr, nT<?). 
 
 ♦ gSl^rfl, &c. fStfT. 
 
 SUNNINESS, «. T. A. 2. 3-?TTT<Tin m. &c. ?n"Tr^/. aTrfTTXTT^- 
 
 q- n. aildMMl^^'T «• [ ^Tr5. 
 
 SuNNT, a. 0/ or belonging to the sun. ?5^^T, ^T^FS^r, ^f- 
 
 2 open /o <Ae sun. vi^MT or ^?^NT, f'T'TTT^r, 7HN or 5- 
 
 tTTT, fH«lTre or ft«rtT^, fJRT^> aildHH^T, 3H|rHJ«)^?5, 
 
 S. spot, open place. 3rTni or T^TTT «. P(«»<,i'!i or f^- 
 
 To Sup? ». a. v. To Sip. aftzMf f^, ^ »».-&c. qof ^. ofo. 
 
 2— with a flurruping noise. WT^, fT^, HT^ m.-^- 
 
 ^^ m. q<Jr. 
 To Sup, p. w. «a/ <A« evening meal. ^m%-^T5(t»( ^r^^r «. ^FT- 
 
 of, ^TfT=^ decl. ^^. 
 Sup, Supping, w. v. V. A. 1. ^'rspfr fR^ «. [?^T w. 
 
 I. synall draught taken tcith the lips, qtr m. 'TT'Sr w. ^- 
 SuPEE. This prefix is rendered by aTf^,3Tfrr,3Tf?I5T'T,t^5nT, 
 
 &e. as will be seen from the words that follow below. 
 To SuPEUABOUND, V. «. be very abundant v. To Abound. 
 
 irjrr-q«-i;a5-&C. 3TOSt,3Tf^-I5FTt/--3:^/.-'^rq' «.-&C. 3T- 
 
 ?f§r g. ofs. 
 Superabundance, n. v. E.vubeeance. q'sqjoSquiT m. antftTFT- 
 ff. STfrT^q m.^r^ «. XTT^ «. anf^^'T «. ^^/- ^T- 
 
 Superabundant, o. v. Exuberant, arftr^, STfrT^, 3TfH?I- 
 To Superadd, v. a. v. To Add. 3rTlot-qr?!iT-&c. tvith ^t~ 
 
 Superannuated, a. disqualified by old age, too old for ojfice. 
 
 To be s. ?n^2^. 
 Superannuation, n. the state of being too old for work. HT- 
 
SFP 
 
 861 
 
 SXIP 
 
 SCPEBB, 
 
 ?ft, Ti^, F^^, S'T^, TST, STT'ft, ailfrf-HT^ 
 Sc?EKBLT, ade. t. A. JH^V«1I^, gi^ft^, &c. H?^ MI*.H, ^ 
 
 SUPBBCABGO, n. rJl^*fl'P.«l^I<t-^5^«l-im|-/t-&C. ^^^ 
 
 Supercilious, o. haughiy t. Pbold. *T^^rT, f^I^T^. 
 «TK^, ^*TT?^=^, fJTSTT^Wn-, 'ft?!^, HI^'T, »Tr3l3c5T 
 
 >i ?EBCii.lOusNESS, ». T. A. ^r^ m. f?lTT m. afTTTHfTT /. 
 
 SCPEBEMISZXCE, n. V. A. ^^H n. ^^^rTT / 
 ScPEEEMixEST, «. tvrpauing in excellence, s. Supehiob. 
 
 a. magnificevt, Sfe. v. Fi>E. Sfl^fNT, 3H^, TTSf- 11 To Scpebinbcce, v. a. t. To Induce. 3inJ#, aflfifST 3Tn»n>t 
 
 n^. «^<i>. dmi. JToJi. sTTsft. STTf^ranrf. Ii jciVA ^. 
 
 To Scpebisteud, v. a. oversee, overlook^ direct with autho- 
 rity. <ITf<'f, ^^ff /-"TTfjft/.-^^^it/.-ic.^oi.^^-^- 
 '^ 9- of 0. ■e|lri«)ui, 3T«T?^?(r/.-<S:c. ^JT't g. of o. 
 
 SCPEISTENEEKCE, n. V. V.'^^^/. ^^?lV- "H^"^/. 3[^- 
 SUPEEISTESDEB, «. SCPEKISTEKDEST, «. SuPEBlNTENBINO, 
 
 /). o. V. V. Tl^uiKT, ^^^ *^UIKI, '^'JWft^, ^^^'^ \- 
 
 f^J-HdiR, 3T«T?^, ^=5?^*TT, f»TT«TT. 
 SuPEBiOB, a. V. TJpPEB, ^^, ^?HT, OTitW, ^s^, 3:«-4?V. 
 
 2 Ai^Afr in rank.^ office, dignity., tjc. m^^\ «rN«PITHr, 
 
 8n^ T^sfr^, ^ <iwft^, Ac. j^isT, 5R=qT, 5?cJT, ij*nH, 
 
 3 greater in excellence., goodneu, txdue, S;c. V. Bkiter. 
 
 T^TT, T<V, 3TFRtT, «f^, ^T?f, arf^HJ, ^^t, ^T^I, «rft?, 
 
 - 4 beyond the potcer or influence of. 3flrH*4^, 31^V, 3THr- 
 SuPEBiOE, «. one more elevated in rank., office, ^c. ^<^, 
 
 2 ( of a monastery, &c. ). »T]^, WST'nj^. 
 ScPEBioBiTT, n. V. A. 2. ^^r arfv^FR «i. ^<t "^Z &<^- 
 
 According to s. :TtTR?I~ 
 8 g^tiir «n. &c. 3<»wq<iir w. Ac f^?t^ m. siTW^ ». ^^- 
 
 JiT^r^ n. ^^ n. 3^^?^ n. 3re*T>». HT^l^/. 
 
 I. upper hand of, advantage over. a^JT^TIT w. g'lT m. 5- 
 
 «moEr «•. ^^ermr m. ^^ or sr^^w. ^^?rT/. ^fvfp^f 
 ^^ m. x\^ m. m^rr/ ^^ »«. i-. ^s, ^^^ft or ^T»t«nfr/. 
 
 To display one's s. arnicTT ^T^I^oiT m. f^lSir. 
 ScPEBLATiTE, a. — in grammar, v. Coupibison. Mf?nB*ir- 
 
 2 of the hi'jhrtt degree, immeaturahle., va»t.,^'e. t. Exces- 
 sive. <Ri«Ft^, 3TTr«jf5iqf;, qnr ( in comp. ), iTHw^ft^r, 
 
 in comp. 
 SrPEBLATiTELT, arfr. V. A. 2. ?wT<T^, aimim or 551. 
 
 SCPERLAT1VE5KS«, «. T. A. 2. ITMinjI / *T^R^ «• ?fOT «• 
 
 SfPEKSAL, a. T. Uppeb, ^T^f, T^ftW, «'^^. 
 2 Seo Ueatxxlt. 
 
 SlPEnSATOBAI-, a. T. MlBlCCI.OU», SurSBBtKAM. ^^fi«ft- 
 
 SnFEEEBOOATlOS, n. /)«/or;n/infe of more than duty reqiirea. 
 
 fvnf [^-^['n.t> m. r«Jwiiry+<( «. 
 bUPEEEBoOATOBT.a. beyond irfiat duty requires. STHTT^TTT^, 
 
 «rHr<*Nf«ir^T, f.)t^rHf<^ , f^nmrf^rfr^, ^.T io< 4ifHf<^- 
 
 8VPEBFXCEL1,ESCE, ». l^^r^ fl. «re*T, «. 3r^?fTT /. aTf^fHT- 
 
 - PEBEXCEtr.EXT, o. ew^ excellent. 3rf>?, TfW, d^lHl^clH, 
 «re, «*i^U, '^tfT^, ?l^fft*^, ^'4*«n, fl«tffTH, aif^^m, 
 
 SoPEHnciAL. o. of or belonging to the ttiferfldet. ^T^, 
 
 »r^, «nip=*n artnr^, «if^/t=5, «r^^ or ^fr^ ^rmr^, j 
 
 2 thalUne, exterior, tlight, ^c. ^T^T^, V^VA"^, m^i^- 
 V, WTVtf^, f M*l-<Jt, ^<i^, ^'K'ff, ^'[^^r'^I, TT^- ! 
 
 oft or ^^T^om^r, fr^mw^ or pmrT^. 
 
 8. view. ^I^l^fi? /. [ TTT^ewTT^. 1 
 
 3— in Icaming. Ac. t. Smattekeb. a?u^frf»^, TTTToft, i 
 
 feCPEBTlCiAiLY, «-/r. T.A. 1. ^K^, v\f^H, ^"^'cm 3TtnT^- j 
 
 «:^, Vf=«TT ■i<l»ii<*,H, »rr^, ^T., nr^fpiCi. i 
 
 ~ PKBriciiL5ES?, n. V. A. 1. anrfSHALLOwsEaS. 3<THr<ir/. 
 
 2 4(4fMU|| m. f "j^^^<mT m. Ac. 
 
 3 So« SifATrEBiso. 
 ScrnnctEi, n. r. SuBfACE. frjj or wnpij irtl m. ?T?5 «. 
 
 «•• ^^^^ ••. VTT^^ ». 
 "-rpEBfunt, «. ^TT ^JfH, VR n»»», -H^FK. 
 2 exeelUnt, Ije. 3»f^nH, 'WF^'V^, qT»liff;i!. 
 ,?EBn,riTT, ». iupermbundance. af»f»j^>T# / wflV^ »n. 'j?r- 
 
 2 tuperfluoti* th%ng». '\i'H%^l'f\ orZ-nf^/.-Ac. 
 Sl-pK«ri,VOt-|, a. "lore /A«m i« vanted. VrNf , W?l«», TT^- 
 
 Sonsrtcoviiinut. «. r. A. m ?I JmPtr<^^ i/. fufHTWtfs- 
 SovnavMAjr, «. ip^<^T«if «T**OTr, wf^wr^, 'h»?i^, 
 
 3WT'5<W, *niPW, 3!^*^, HJJMJI'IMI, wf^w^. 
 
 SupebsumeRaBT,/!. that it above the number. a^KOf^l^T^r, 
 
 fT^, »qT^, TufiTV, jure, f»r«jHrfnft<»5. [f^. 
 
 To SiPKBiCBiDE, c. a. write on the (op or turf ace. m fe- 
 ScrEBSCBimOK, ♦•. writing on the top or outside, f^^ 
 
 To SVPtlsF-PK, r. «. »rt o«</r, rM</?r ro«< Hl^-T^-4<.\ 
 
SUP 
 
 852 
 
 SUP 
 
 2 disjiace hi/ the appointment of another. ^^ "TT3^- 
 
 S0PEE8EDKD,p. V. V. 1. ^^'^RTT, &C. Tlvft, T^". 
 
 SuPEnsTiTiON,n. overscrupulousness or exaclnesi, Sfc. in reli- \ 
 gion ; abturj or extravagant heliefor practice, 3tr<INi<«i. | 
 aTfrt^T^/ arfJiR^l'IK m. afTf?rf«Tf^m/.-«I5T/.-*rfTf;/.. ' 
 &c. afM^-3T^^t^-?rrH^-&c. »Tf^ /.-f^m/.-«T5T /. ' 
 Tf^P^n. j 
 
 2 fdie religion. ynrqmmnf««. sn^^T^Kf^w. j 
 
 3 credulity with respect to tupernatural agency, omens, \ 
 /fc. ^TJ^T^IrfSWIlOT. ^l^HrS^Mlf^f'iyi/.-'ST^r/.-'Tf^/.- I 
 &c. 7rjsTTf^f^'';rRTm. jl 
 
 BuPEESTiTioos, a. oversrrvpulous, rigid, Sfc. in religion. aiT- 
 f^T^nft, 3iRiRt>i-m'0, arf^TTT^irtt, aTf^ftiTi^i*!!^, srft'- 
 f^«T?iraT5, &c. arf^H^, T^t^ ^. 
 
 2 proeeedingfrom superstition. 3Tf«rf'^%^, 3T^f^'»T^- 
 ^, &e. 3TftrftT«T5T-&e- K?5^-:r5^-&e. 
 
 3 credulous regarding omens, Sfc. n^jnTpf^lNlf^fHyHI:!- 
 »ir'*HIH-«T4^NI^-&c. ^I^T^f^'STRft, *»ir«i*'?iai, TT^- 
 'TTaST, sfsiT^roET. 
 
 BUPERSTBUCTURE, n. luilding raised on a foundation. ^\^J^- 
 
 To SurEKVENE, V. M. coffie upon additionally. aT^T^ ^, '^OT 
 
 with ^C, T^r q-oT, ^3:5 ^. 
 
 2 Seo To Happen. 
 BtjPEHVEMiEirr, a. Sdpebvenisg, p. a. v. V. 1. arw^-^WT 
 
 ^^TRT-an^OT. [Ac. ^S^, 
 
 To ScPEBTisE, r. o. V. To SuPEHnfrESD. «n^, ^^'fr/.- 
 
 SUPEBVISION, StPEBTISAL, «.V.V. TT^IlfM. ^^^/. =^^. 
 
 SuPEBvisiNO, /p. a. SuPEBTisoB, «. V. V. and Supebutten- 
 
 BENT. "n^orRT, ^^1<?I*<.UIUI, 3T«T?T. 
 Supine, a. having the face uptvard.^rTr^ pop. 3rTMT, <dr(|U||. 
 
 HIdlUIl, 3^<TT, TT^^ffT <Tl^t7T-f'rJra?7T, ^"=^^. 
 
 2 V. Lazy, Cabeless. g^, f%?;?fp1t, fScTT. 
 SUPINELT, mip. V. A. 1. 37TT0TT, >3H|Uir ^t^t^, &C, 
 
 Sdpineness, n. V. A. 1. JHl5i4Uir«i. TcS^T'TT'n. Ac. 
 
 SuPPEB, n. evening meal. X\W^ or TT5ff% vprTn.-»fr5Fr«.- 
 
 570 SuPPiANT, t>. o. <n> wp, ^c. 5m/.-lF/.-&c. »TT?S7T 1T- 
 2 fig. displace hy stratagem. gTjf|^-&c. f%?T«R-3l^«<< TTT 
 »». ^^. o/o. ^iffl^-Ac. ?t|^ irB'T-5TnTr»»./-^pnT n.- 
 
 8 V. To OVEBTHROW, <TT?of, qTlWM. ^T'f. 
 SUPPLANTEB, n. SnPPLANTINO,/). a. V. V. 2. Jt^ virnT ^- 
 
 ?T^ ^^, &c. 
 Supple, «. pliant, Jlexille. B^^^, t?«m, f!WT, g^f^< l, 
 
 S. and slender person, qrt^i?!^/. 
 2 cringing, tuhmissive, v, OBSE<iCious. amftft, d'n^»<4l , 
 
 To Supple, t>. «. v. A. 1. ri<-^*-JnCH-&c. ^^, cmfH^,MUi r 
 
 W.-&C. a<iu|ui. 
 Supplement, «. supply, completion, — »ct. JTT'ft/. 'j<'<° l^. 
 To fall to the s. of. <TftS»rm «T5wf. 
 
 2 matter or thing supplying. ^^^'i[\M\-*^^.^•^\■&c. q^TM»>. 
 
 .^pnTm.-q^n.-&c. TTrft/. TT'Tw. 
 
 8 supplementary sheet or portion, appendix. ^T!^^ «j? 
 
 m. ^X^^f. J^^'JIJ/. Tftfn^n. 
 Supplement At, Slpplementart, Sbppletobt. a. added to 
 . supply what is wanting. T^^ffft^, T^'^, »T^^T, *R^- 
 
 S. sheet. J^offii^ m. 
 
 Suppleness, n. v. A. 1. ^^sff^^T'TrT «». c^\qoTrw». T^TT<mr«. 
 
 Suppliant, a. Supplicant, a. Supplicator, «. t. V. 1. in- 
 »f'TT-f^rft-&o. iH"lPJ, fiT5T?ft^-&c. m'luiKI. qr-ifJK, sn*T- 
 *TT-f^^f?T-&c. 5fTTf-«FTft, <(t^, ?(t^^mT or trfT,'^^T<nT cr 
 
 S. for protection. ?TTtnTfT, ^TTTTifP. 
 To Supplicate, v. a. petition earnestly, humlly, 4'c- v- To 
 Beo. irr*T^/.-f^=i[?ft/-&p. ^^g.ofo.vnh^.^ f^^, 
 
 qiTT m.pl. q^iif, fiT^?T/.-rn^HMMr M.-fRffrr^n^/.-fH^flt 
 
 /.-&c. «P^ y. o/ 0. 
 
 To B. abjectly or earnestly. 'J^m. q^Ror. 
 
 2 entreat for, ask for by petition. fH^^fi^ffr^rCt^-Sic, 
 
 MI'lO'l, f^Hfft/.-!TT'5HT/.-&c. JRot y. o/o. qT^cff^ sTPmoT. 
 Supplicated, p. v.V.l. ^nf^^;^, f^^HfST, srrfAn, 3ig^?T. 
 
 2 fir^rftH iTTf*r?T%?^, *TTfii?r^?=5r, &c. ^frf^, srn'^. 
 Supplication, n. t. V. 1.— ^Pii^ n. Rn«(ui h. Ac. !TT»Nr/. 
 
 To make piteous s. ^ n.^jf pi- HT^Si-^tlSr. 
 Supplied, p. v. V. 1. j^^flT, f^^^?^, &c. 
 
 2 Jt^Sr^T, ^^^ (in oomp. ), ftf^ (iu comp. ). 
 Supplier, ». Supplting, j). a. t. V.l. 2<.«|U|KI, JTI^ ^T^IT- 
 
 TT, T?^ *<.«1K1, ^uiKI, Ac. 
 Zb SuppLT, V. a. furnish, provide, give what is wanted. ^TC^- 
 
 ^, 5?^, ^ot, 5'^''ft/-Mi**''J[+ /•-J'^ m.-q^7^ »«.-*R/. 
 
 -»Ttfft/.-?i'3Tm OT.-&C. jRot g. of 0. ^m\ /.-HTfpr M.. 
 
 ^\H^f.-&.c. mT^g. ofo. VfVWl «.-OT«IR n. ^^_ 
 
 2 with; /arnwA to. JT^oT, ^TT^-^fftT^-Ac. ^i^. 
 
 3 (a vacancy )^ll. *n:^, »TT?ft/. ^9ty. ofo. 
 
 4 ( the place of / ser^ instead of. ^[^ n. jp^ g. of 0, 
 vSTTHT m./iWR «.-Ac. ^^ g. ofo. 
 
 SuPPLT, «. SuPPLTINO, B. V. V. 1. JT^ «. Ac. 'T?^uft/. "?T-» 
 
 ^^ / 5^^ "■• S^TTT »«• ITN'T «. OTtfR w. 
 
 I. matter supi lied. *R?ft/. *R''IT m. iJvITft or irn»ft/. ?n- 
 
 f^ n. [T^pft/.^/. 
 
 Periodical or set s. ( of grain, merchandife, Ac. ). ar- 
 Supplies, loaded train, Sfc. coming. HTrfTS/. 
 Support, Supportance, Supporting, n. v.V.l.— oci.MTwf n 
 
 ^TToSdrn. ^Tf^ «.Ac. ^TToS m. trntw. 3T?^'H »». ai^'T'T 
 
 n. gWH «>. OT^'R «. ^HTTw. 
 
 2— act. ^Tflot n. ?lTf^ n. Ac, «!*!"[*/. ^^ «. 
 
SUP 
 
 853 
 
 SUP 
 
 3 — act. •m-'-^^Oi n. ^Hlobdi n. ^>rTc5 m. fJT^ m. 
 
 4 <?1«5vf 11. Hi«ui n.Ac. ^TTT^m. ^^'JTn. <JI-'Hn. <J^<M|^«I«. 
 
 6 ^Hlottrr «. ans^flSr n. 5»T ^ «. Ac. 3TTNIWH n. 
 
 I. «iMU qfitp iMn»y. 3TrVRm. STTXTT i»p. STTW •». 
 
 IL a 8. y. Prop. fvTT m. aSii'I"! n. !HI3«|I w. 
 
 Upright 8. of H transTerse beam. §oJr m. ^d^| m. 
 
 III. a 8. fig. a warrant, a ttmetion. 3imK »». IT^ «. |! 
 OTT ••. ^ ••. MH|U| fi. afld'iui n. Ij 
 
 IV. MMM o/" tubtutenee, v. LivxtrnooD. .iM^ftR*!/. Ij 
 3T5ft^ ♦!. fipnft/. fJR^n^ or q^/. 
 
 V. /*<i/ triiVA maintaitu life ; *»»tenance, Sfe. «ft^ «». 
 
 2b SuPPOBT, p. a. Jeor k/>, uphold, ntfain. ^TPT, t^RT n. 
 *?of, 3TT'<TTT m-3TT^ «.- &C. ^, ^Tfif, ^Pl^, ^HTT- 
 S't, ^ T ^, at^T «i.-T<T^*T w.-BHTT «n.-^^ «.- Ac. 
 ^^ ff. ofo. afTPfnTSTil-sntnT^-Ac. 3TO^ ««. ron. 
 
 2 i*«r, endure, tolerate, ^e. firaot, ?iT^ im, ?fT^, 
 «l£^ ^, 5^4^ «». con. ^\^^f.^^(^ n.-&c.^^ go/o. 
 
 3 watfitoifi, carry on, tuttain. MMfivH, MM^W-^fV^^^- 
 A<? . %^, ^HIoi3|, ?f*rT5E «. ^Twf. y. o/ 0. 
 
 4 maintain, tupply with the meant of living, v. To 
 Subsist. Mlonif, h1+)oj, ?t>TT5^, »(ToE»T'I, ^fH, «ir^'»T t».- 
 
 m?M ««.-^*Tra ««.- m**i^»n w.-Ac. «Rwt y. «>/■ o. 
 
 6 ( coura^, spirit*, Ac. ) keep from sinking, t. To 
 Ekcousaoi, To Coxbole. ^Hra«t, t^m m. ^rdt, ^ 
 
 3 MlrftClKI, ■<(lrtr|| %^otnT, Ac. 
 
 4 Hi«6«iKi, M^yuiKI, Ac. 3TvT^T?rT, SlotUHiar, ITt?^, ^- 
 
 «w, >n?Rqk<^-Ac. sBfrf-^iift-Ac. [sprtt-Ac. 
 
 5 flMIotoiRT, 3[*T ^RT, Ac. gTr»!Il««P, STT'^TOT «J«Tf- 
 
 7 onrf Backer. qrS ^"TTTT, "TO TWTRT, Ac, m<S<Kiqr, 
 
 8 ^TToEomr, 5^^ \j[m, Ac. j^f^+K*. 
 
 SUPPOBTLESS, a. V. Unpkotected. fJRTf«T?T, f5ni>TTT. 
 ScPPOSABLE, O..V. v. 1. *rMI<<l<if>TT, At-. H^^wiT, 5fi;T*^, 
 
 To Suppose, v. a. atfume, conceive to i«, lay dowm or Mine 
 without proof. q;^of , »Rt?I *T^-??5r'f-'ft^3r, ^jrMHl/.- 
 HI«HI/.-3f^/-^'i+.*/.-??'^ w.-Ac. ;FT"t g. of o. alto, 
 with in. con. ^ot, ^ m. «TT^-^r(^, JnTnTWt^-inTTWr 
 
 jf «n^-Ac. n^-i}df.pnH9r-tinv»i«t, sr^nrt^ m.-Ac 
 
 2 imagine, fancy, v. To TniNlt. +frMui , *rmi /.-Hmiy. 
 -f^HiSf^r/. Ac. ^T^f ^. ofo. f^rtln-HTtff-^TTM-Ac. 5(TT- 
 "fot, ^tfT-*T5lt«T-NTTt?f-Ac. %ot tn. con. 
 8 pretuppote, require to he. anf^HT ^HS^, f^fJiipr «.-Ac. 
 
 ScPPOSEP, p. V. V. 1. *fcfrM^rfl, H^tfT tIT??3fT, ^ tTTHt^T, If- 
 
 muiNi'fiH JTTT^rM', Ac. *fif«i<i, ftr^ir«(fl, mr^-^a, afrifi^, 
 
 2 ^(r'l^aT, f^-^lH 31IU|Ar4l, Ac. 
 Supposes, «. Supposing, j». a. r, V. 1. ^frTiTTTT, *RtH ^- 
 OltJITTT, ^rMHI-HT^r-jfs/.-Ac. 'S^TRT, RM|Ul|«j|-<!^ ^T- 
 OTTTT-HTTTRT-Ac. 3TT^Fll<iH*tif-1)TT'P-Ac. 
 
 iw.-'W ».-«WBTT »».-^ •i.-Ac. ^, aTT'^TO't, 3TT«'rre^ I Supposition, «. »!««*»• luppoted. ^rV^lT/. TT'RT/ ^«li«| 
 
 6 Jaw <il« expeiue cf, t. To Minmni. ^ m. ^TTrnpt- | 
 »Tnnr»f g. ofo. ^^^ f^vff t». ^^^ ^. o/o. 
 
 7 ak/, attiit, hack, Sfe. t. To Help. <?TS/- M I A< | og «. ^, 
 
 •TO/ Tm«r y. q^o. 5'!ft/.-5'»i'RT»i.-5^TWT m.-TTayrvTw. i! 
 
 Ac. «^ 5. of 0. [ 
 
 8 ( arguments, statements, A«. ) tulitantiate, make 
 good, ffe. t. To Ma»tai5. HKrawf, flHT^E «». ^TT^t g. of 
 
 Ac. %^ g. ofo. 
 SorFowABLi, •. T. y. 1. miqrsfl'ir-Ac. *m^ ^ <i<< iJ it ni- 
 
 Ac. 'vA. [ comp. 
 
 2 »fl«l«JIv»jl'n-HTT^-Ac. H^ ♦.IIMUnnt-Ac. H^ in 
 
 SuprotTiD, f . T. V. 1. v'^^, vrm %%;^, amnr f^<^q i, 
 
 2 »»l*<^l, ^T^ Vfl^-^l, Ac. 
 
 8 ITPTW^W, ^T^^n M^/^l, *ti*T«PWT, Ac. 
 
 6 ffMlo^-*,!, ^ f^r^rll, Ac. »1l«^lRin. 
 
 7 «n? TJfl^r, Ac. I 
 Boroam, «. Strporrmo, f. m. ▼. V. 1. i»T«rr?T, wmrt V 
 
 UTO, '•mi *?»nTT, Ac. ^RVT^nr, ari^ni, m ( in comp. 
 —, w^^rr, •miMT ), 3w^-Ac. tsfrf-^rtt-Ac. [«pr^. 
 2 vnrarn, qi^viki, ^r^ ^■iTrr, Ac. vtw, <i^ vir* 
 
 »»• f^^T w. ^HH n. [ ^IrHpi*. 
 
 Suppositional, a. v. HTPornKTiCAt. q;?q%'^, 3ii*of1-si, 
 Supposititious, ». put hy trick for another ,- not genuine. 
 
 2b Suppress, «. a. overpower and cru*h.^put down.^ destroy, 
 ^e. ^^, ^TJf, ii^itti *rot, fl7l »».-*PT»».-fin^ m.- 
 Ac. ^Tot y. ofo. 
 2 ( a fact, a matter, Ac. ) conceal, retain. ^I^, ^I't^, 
 
 ^T«fT"». ^, Ft^, »i^, »f^, smfof, ^rt^, ^nn^nf^,- 
 
 8 ( an emotion, Ac. ) stifle, restrain. Plad^, fq^, ^TT^, 
 
 SUPFBKSSKD, p. T. V. 1. jftlSW, l[I»T^3T, i1f{l«| %^!9T, Ac. 
 
 2 ^IM^^ I, ^m^l, irt^WBT, ^<aHT, Ac. 
 
 8 Pltf^^l , ?[W^^, Ac. 
 SVPPBE8^I0!«, n. T. V. 1.— oc/. Htl^ n. ^;n^ n. Ac. »Tn w. 
 
 •fH *». fw«W^ w. 
 
 2 ^n^r «. «^1^ n. fri'P^ n. ^tt^N. Ac. ■^nflft/. ^RT- 
 
 3 f^ n. zpi9l n. Ac. 
 
 I. (as flfurine, the seminal fluid, A«{ or ofanj function 
 or faculty ). WH m. f*l»m ». «^^»» m. V^X]^ m. 
 SopnasiOB, ». SvfnEsuxe.p. a. 1. V. 1, ^iwm, ^«mT- 
 
sun 
 
 S54 
 
 SUR 
 
 ?rr, &c. Hn-f^'^-Ac. f^-^^-Ac. 
 
 2 ^STTTTT, ^TTTRT, frf+.UIKI, ^RTTTT, &c. 
 
 To Suppurate, v. n. generate pus. f^^fit, ^^^"'t, J^R^iJ^E- 
 <TRT %^, "T «». 'T'T t'n. con. 
 To cause to s. fti«fi(«|5i, ^fsprf. 
 Suppuhation, w.v.V. fqspoi «. &o. gEfotwft/. qsfRoft/. TPFw. 
 
 Burning or glow of s. Tsqcr or n?npr w. v. %. 
 Sl'PPUHATiVE, «. a viedicine that iromotes suppuration, fr- 
 
 •fv'l'tJI n. ^tT^ or JoSOT ». 
 Sl'PPLRATiTE, a. that p/romoies suppuration. ft'psn'IRr, 'J^T'T- 
 
 SCPKEMACT, «. V. A. 1. ^Joq-rfT/. m?^ «. srqT5T?TT/. STT'-^T^ 
 >i. ^^ n. ^^ w. ^>?q: H. g^^T 3Tf5:?WT vi. JJT^r 3Tf^- 
 
 SUPEKME, a. highest in authority., \. Chief. ^T^f kT HTST, W- 
 
 S. Court. 'TT^rrft 3T^I^?r/. ?T5^3T5rSfT/. 
 2 of the highest degree. <Ttjt, q^ JT'ff^r, <TTTT«r*ff^T, 
 
 SUPBEMELT, arf«, V. A. 2. q?TT, "TTT^FT^T, 3Tf?T. 
 
 To SUKCHABGE. Soe To OVERBCHDEX, To OVERLOAD. 
 
 SuRCiSGLE, «. — for a saddle, &p. siT?7m^/ Hift/. ^/. 
 Sued, n.— in algebra. :FT<'ftT?nTf?T w.-^^c^rr/. ^KT^/. 
 Sure, a.fi.ted, vnfaUaciotis, Sfc. v. Certain. ^ffRs^rq?, ^^- 
 
 2 confident, undoultivg, r. Certain. f^HflH, f^TOT^TT, 
 
 R no< ;/fl6/e to failure, of certain action. 3T^P^_ 
 4 V. Safe, Secure, f^^^. 
 
 To be sure. See Subelt. [^tHT. 
 
 To be sure, — as noting admission. rR, ^t\w, ^, f(- 
 ScRE-AIMINO, a. 3T^?T*Tr5fr. 
 
 Sure, Subelt, adv. v. A. 1. and Certainly. ^^, ^iq^ 
 
 Sl^Reness, «. V. A. 1. ^f^TfTTOTTwi. ^f^^f. ^^H^^T m. 
 Jtc. f^«rt?T/. 
 
 2 ^frlMOTr w». fsT^ftH/. f^«PT m. ^gfr w. 
 SuREiiSHiP, n. stale of being securifg. orift^qft/. STrrTSTTH/. 
 Surety. See Security, 2. See Certaistt. 
 Surf, «.— of the sea. f^^f^ ??r555l5fr/. intens. ^3«1%I4 m. 
 fT^To^/. intens. ^cEToS m. 
 
 Mouud or mole to break tlic s. 5^^/. 
 Surface, «. exterior part, superfcies. ^T^T-5TT^^r-«rT?5T-<i"C. 
 iTTT «i. ^T^-^-<tc. 3ltn »■ <n5/. ?^ «. ?^Hm m. g^T- 
 f*;»Tm m. rTcE »H. 55?T3fn 7J. ^^i^fi »». ?r?r m. n. <{wM^ m. 
 Smooth 8. ^^\t\f. 
 On the a. ^^, 
 To Subfeit, t'. a. make sid-from oveieaiing, glut, Sfc. ijSTT 
 
 Jriq#rr-&C. ^fT^^-:^qrT?TTOT ^T^, 3fTqnft/-3ft m. 3TT- 
 T<if, 7q7/.-!T/.-?'T/.-<S.c. iF^'jf-qTI^, 3T>TT/.-»TT/. ^- 
 
 I To Subfeit, r. «. Mi till sickness is produced. 3lh^-3fr- 
 
 j] &c. «?Hr-q^"T^ ^rm, <:?Ti:^-^T?fWT'3:?r-&c. ^w.rfrf. 
 
 ij armor, ^n^^^f.-wcf. im, 
 
 ; Surfeit, «. glutted state, ^jq?/. 3T*TT/. %t/. %^/. 
 
 ! Surge, «. large ioite, billoio. »TT?ft v^zf. ^iv!: m. 4>^|cS m. n- 
 
 ;^ ^ «». ?j^/. 
 
 I Surgeon, «. one who practises surgerg. ^^^TT i?T, 7T^?^. 
 
 I I Veterinary s. ?iram^, 3T«f^?T. 
 
 Surgery, n. art of curing hg manual operations, ^-c. TWi- 
 
 ^?rP «. ait^fc^r/. ?T^??T^H n. 3fi^?jfEi3jr/. 
 Surgical, a. pertaining to surgeons or surgery. ?1^"^?Tr^, 
 
 I f^T'T^. [3R, Ac. 
 
 j Surlily, adv. v. A. i^requrr^, |?<TWfT^, ^rjqof, &c. ^ fr- 
 I Surliness, «. t. A. ^T^qoir m. |v.quTT ot. ^?«ji?,qtiiT wi. &c. 
 Surly, a. morose, crabbed, cj"c. t. Cross, ^re or ^TC, |?, ^- 
 
 To Surmise, v. a. imagine, apprehend, v. To Suppose, 1' ■ 
 Think. ^?q^, 5FrqHr/-'Tr^jrr/.-5f5/.-3T?5pc5/.-a% »;. 
 
 -&c. ^TT 5'. o/ 0. or, u}ith in. con. gt^, 
 2 jwa^j'we «,j7, V. To Suspect, tv^ m.-t^:\f.-^^^ m.- 
 3i^;|TT w. ^Tojf in. eon. andg. ofo. q^^^Rr m. ^T'if t«. con . 
 cl^qj »?i.-«tr^^Tw.-&c. ^TTof-qfot j«. con. 
 SuRMiSAL, Surmise, Surmising, n. v.V. 1. imagination, ap- 
 prehension. 5F?qTiT/. Hr^TTr/. <# "'-ff?/- ar^t^HT «. 
 ar^spcS/. ?T^ w. STf Rr or ^^ m. 
 2 imagination of evil, v. Sui=PiciON. yjT ;;o;?. ^n^T »n. .ij- 
 
 ^J^ m. ^^^m m. ^pr or ^f[n m. arsnr w. ^qpr/ sfr- 
 sr^ «i. srspF m. ^=3iT OT. 3TPFr?Tr/. 
 
 To Surmount, v. a. (difficulties, obstacles, &c. ) overcomr. 
 get the better of. qR qr^ot, »fr3<Jr, fraot, fq^ROT, ItJi^. 
 
 f^raoi, qr^?^ qrsw, fT€t ^?^, ?iiT?ff qwoj, fnjft^-j- 
 
 ?nr^-?IT5PT5r?:-&c. qnr «. ^of, qfr^ wi.-fH^TR'n n..&c. qr- 
 
 ?:iilr y. o/ 0. 
 2 See To Surpass. 
 SuuMouNTABLE, fl. V. V. 1. qR qTirm^TRT, PH'Iki^ j m'm ii,- 
 &e. ^^^.| X^^\^. 
 
 Surmounting, n.\.\.—act. qR '^\J^ n.-H\i^ n.zv^n. 
 
 &c. fjf^RTJI «.qlT^ m. 
 Surname, n. family name. am^Tf^ «• ^'q^RT «. 3^Rff n. V- 
 
 %^f. f?^fTRT ». 
 
 Bearing the s. of. gq^TRT^ ( in conip.). 
 To Surname, v. a. v. N. amTfJT n.-jq^ff n.-kc. lor. 
 SuRNAMED, p. T. V. aTTSHisT f^^^F, a^rs^f^fsiT, 7q^T»TT^r, 
 
 Tq^rm^p. 
 
 To Surpass, v. a. exceed., go beyond, v. To E.xcel. HRT '.'- 
 ^-qiT^-^tS'Jr, STrT^Sx, fJHvot, qmpi n.-qi^T/. ^ot/7- 
 
 o/o. 3R^?^/. ?TTg>Jt, ^? «i.-cff?/.-&c. i^T^ «ri7// ^ ofo. 
 ^T?I-«r5-3TftT^-&C. 3R# ic/YA q?Tf-&C. ofo. ^JR «. /j?. 
 
 ^rq^ g.of 0. ws^ m. ^^, ar^iT^, an^p^ror »i,-&c.^^, 
 
^ STB 852 
 
 ^/. ^lri*<«i vcitk ^Xoj 0. \ 
 
 ScMAssABLE, a. V. V. Hpif <it*iMi^»flii-^irwT-&c. fif^niT. 
 
 nPASSEB, ii.Si;kpa8SISO,/>. o. v. V. »TPt SnEmn-^ffTTHT, 
 
 r^*«iKi, «nn"t? spirrn, 3fm5Er, ^rr^, ^^?, ^4^, «to, 
 
 L r<ry, exceeding, v. ExCE^SlTK. qTH, <J<l*fy-HI, ^it^, 
 -Ulr^n^*, 3TTipST7, T?7. 
 ScRPASsiso, 11. V. y.—act. ril*ui fi. Jnn JT^ n. &c. ^»m. 
 3lP»*H «. 3<fd*HU| n. STT^nr in. a<I+H«l ». 3c+iT m. 
 
 ScRPucE, ». qr^^ lisTT gnr. 
 
 Sdkplcs, a. overflut^ that i"« «n «<NrM. <irr3ft=!, <eipW, TT TT- 
 f^Arll, ^t^, 3TftrF, 3«JTT, TTT^, ST^ri or «r, a<<^*K, 3T- 
 
 sus 
 
 Ac. ^^y. o/'o. %f^-&c. sRof. 
 
 SUBHOO'BED, j». V. V. %S^T, ^^t5T, &C. ^?T, qf<^?T, 
 
 STTf^, <i|«r<4d, ^^, H^rT. 
 SUBHOUNDEB, tl. SUBB0USDI^■G, /). O. V. V. ^<SU|KT, V)<UJ|<I, 
 
 1. adjacent, lying round ahout^ v. Neighboueisg. ^^- 
 S^^T or ^, =5I^Wr5, Hi^?fTc5^r, ^'^^T^, Hk^HTfl^T, 
 
 Sc&PLUS, 11. MceM hegond tchal i* tcanted.l^/. :JKJ^] m. 
 
 cET m. 3WcE «i. 
 ScBPLiSAOE, n. — of grain, Ac. ^^ToET w. 
 
 Practice of borrowiog grain &c. upon condition of 
 a. wrftfi?Tt/. 
 
 S. ( of grain, &c. ) upon a loan. ^»/. vrtt/. 
 SCEPBISE, SUEPEISAI, n. V. V. l.—act. ^sciV^ lf^«. &c. 
 2— the Mnliment, r. AVoxueb. f^F»T«r wi. W^'T «. Pq- 
 ^l »•. ar^TTW m. 
 To SuBFBiaE, r. a. lake at unaieares. HHM'F-^t.tHIH-^W- 
 
 ol-fJTliT-Ac. l^^Sn^-Ac. ^n^t tt/VA ^T o/ o. 
 
 2 T, To ASTOMSU. s^<(i<i, ^fj^-^-^^f^-ttc.^T^, ^- 
 
 SCBPBISED,/). V. V. 1. ^IPT^ 'liiiwr, &C. 
 
 2 aik/ Asto.msheh. ^'CT^, &c. «rf%«T, ^, ^, W5W- 
 
 To be 8. 'Sf\vf^H.-fn^n.'&c. q;^ in. ron. 
 
 iBPBlaEB, «. .SuBPBlDISO,;;. a.v.V.l. ^'^ifi Tt^'mrr, Ac 
 
 2 aii</ Wosi>EBrcL. ^<M<iiki, ^^ ^T^rr, ^i\ ijt^ 
 
 orrn, Ac. NHr^ir<1>, ^Hr^rft, r<*t»1'<<|il<*-jT^^, 3TT')i|'T 
 
 ^R*, r^*MI<<«. [iT-flR^I-Ac, 
 
 J SoKniiisoLT, arff. T. A. 2. WiiR-T^^-^-Ai-. tRTTfmT 
 
 To ScMESDEB, VM. T. To OivE Up, To TieLD. «rjflT, fllf»T 
 
 Till, |T^ ?[«T, WI'ft'T *^, fWP^ «T0t, ^^ yiB^, 3|nr 
 
 HfTT«-<Tni^re-Ac. ^T^. 
 
 St'XKESDEB, r. M. Sco To ViELD, To SVBUIT. 
 
 r-KEXDCR, m. T. V.A. — aef. VTV^n. Ac. f^mm. qfc<n»I»». 
 
 2 See CLA.<iIi£STISK. 
 
 j[0 8cRiOi'5D, r. a. encompau, environ, inflate cm all tidei, 
 ^l'^, ^T>f, ^^, Jii^'wi, im "•.-%¥! i»i.-*I* >ll«t. Ac. •TW'f, I 
 
 SuBBonKDiso, n. v. V.— art. ^i^n. ^T^n. %?^n. Ac. 3?nT^ 
 
 SoBTOCT, «. ^^7J ^TTc^TT^ aTtTTWTOT.-Ac. 
 
 SuEVEiLLAXCE, rt. icatch, rettraintlg tight. T^lT*)^/. sj^T- 
 
 To place under s. ^^^TR^t %^-^TT^. 
 To ScBVEi, V. a. inspect, view tcith attention, v. To See, To 
 ExAMiXE. "H^, ^^^, ^^, ^^ijI'T, PT^ot or ?q^o5- 
 
 01, fHtt?#, f^rg;5-Ae. TT^, Rrfwft/.--3T«r3i;F?tH.-f5rtt- 
 
 ?mn. Ac. ^IV[ g. of o. 
 
 2 examine xcith rejerenee to condition, value, ^c. "JT^, 
 
 3 meature land, jj'c. Vrttft/. 'R^, spft^/.-Ac. jfl'innr, 
 HHT'nTrt.-&c. JPC^. 
 
 SlBVEV, SUBVETIXO, n. V. V. 1. TT^/i.^^/i. f?ft^oi/j. Ac. 
 
 f^^TT^/ ar^'FTn. fJT^??^»». f^fr?1T/. 
 
 2 TT^ojfn. m^vfl/. ?m?». H«l't«n /. 
 S. by the eye. fI-»j<Hi^«n/. 
 
 3 "^nt/. ^frf*R HHimt/. HJTTTqfn. The Eugli.sh word 
 is .common) J used under the form offlWl 
 
 Sf BVETOB, n. (of laud, Ac). '^HT^ft "ETTTTT,'3nftH m^nmrr, 
 
 SUBVIVAL, Sf BV1V1>0, n. T. V. ^i'^^/i. :^0Tm. Hin TTRtfTd. 
 2b SfBTivE, V. a. outlive. npi-'^ilPin mjffr-^N'it-smOT y. 
 
 q/" 0. *Tre7r-?^T<K^ HTot-^^fir, HTn-iritHm mi\ g. o/o. 
 To SuBTiTE, p. n. /ire «//«• or ttill. ^Tl'if , ^^dir, ft^, 
 
 SlBviviso,;?. a. Subvitob, n. v. V.N. inonTT-^n^PrT, 
 
 Slsieptiuilitt, n. v. A. 1. «<l'<I^n'mT «i. ^r^fF^T n. IT- 
 fn?7Hm/. qipnnf^/. %^?TKriT/. ^'I'liTn^T.Hr «. ir?^- 
 
 2 nt^W m. ^^"WWT m. Ac. 
 
 3 nfim/. -JH^tHHT /. Ac. 
 
 ScsCEPTlBLE, a. capable of admitting or rrrrivinj iinprettivii, 
 change, or ajfection. mim7iTnT-^"t»T^I-??T»^f,?nf'J), fT^, 
 
 m«Rw, liar's, "^^^^H, ^if, "4^mr^, ^?5^?r»ft, 
 
 2 ( •• of di«ca»c or injury ) tender, it^it, JWT, <pf^, 
 8 ^ *carvi pat* ion*. n»ft, "JTyTft, )|ftTnn(1fqi^''T. 
 To SoaPKCT, e. o. imagine to be criminal. M^h or ^wi m.- 
 V^ m.'&c. tn^ g. ofo.Vm m.-W^ m.-'^'iiw m.-Tl^ 
 f.'ic. ^ in. con. with y. ofo, ^^^^\ m. Tiiot %n. con. 
 
STTS 
 
 856 
 
 SWA 
 
 tcith g. ofo. arf^s^TH m. 3T^-«ll<lut in. con. andg. of o. 
 ^^ OT.-«IT*RT WI.-&C. vTM-q?ot in. con, with g. of o. it- 
 55 n. "TS^-^ot in. con. 
 
 2 hold to he doulffid or uncertain, mistrutt, v. To Dopbt, 
 ?m/-3TT?i^/.-^^T OT.-&C. «Rut-SF^5r. o/o. »atf?T/--^- 
 ?T?T «j.-3frf5r>5n^ «».-&c. q^t-aroSr, »'«. con. tdlh g. ofo. 
 
 3 imagine, apprehend, tunnise, T. To Thikk, To Suppose. 
 *VM5ir /.-?t% OT.-HRJTT /-ff? /.-3T?.^Fo5 /.-&c. «Rof or, 
 M'tM in. con. aro^I ^. o/' o. ^^[^ or <i^M| »». tp[uf or, wjVA 
 in. con. q^ g. ofo. ^T^. 
 
 SCSPECTEI), ;). V. V. 1. !r^3TT^c5T, 3i^5nT3TTW?!T, &C. ^f^- 
 
 2 ^^^ 3Tr^;5T, ?i+»c^i, &c. ^iftprf, arr^if^rr, arf^s^^. 
 SusPECTFUT,. See Suspicious. 
 To Suspend, v. a. t. To Hanq. ctnot, rid+Nui, rffsm %^. 
 
 2 »Na*e <o depend on, %«(Dt, 3Ti+«<ui, y'ci^ui, Sq^T't, %^- 
 
 8 fno*f to stop, rett, or paute. Tl^fX-^^-&c. ^T^, rf^ 
 
 ^.iTtsi«rar-#^^ot-TT^f5i'jr. 
 
 4 fcep undetermined, unsettled, Sfc, ^T«I?r^, f^rt'iuf, ^- 
 
 6 ( from an office or employment ). <jTf ^^r^ «noqi-eft 
 ^T / =R^, Sfnrmfr %sr^-^of. The Euglish word is 
 commonly used under the form of ?{1t^l 'P^. 
 SUSPENBEB, /J. V, V. 1. cni^OT, ^iz^^k^. 
 To be 8. ?y?.^, (^k^, ^J'^fT 3TOot, 
 
 3 rff^l %%;3JT, TTf ?n-&c. %^?JT, &C. IT^^, ?T^, H^^V. 
 
 To be 8. !iTf5iot,TT^r-^*rr-rTf^-*Ti^"-&c.^^,^l«E5rJ^. 
 6 aTHT^nr %5f%frr %^t, ?tfw5. 
 
 Suspense, n. unresohedncss, indecision, indeterminalion, t. 
 
 r^CEHTlINTT. aflfniq'T W». S^fH^TR »». ^m f. f^^?H OT. 
 
 srnreftT m. *rll*d n. 
 To be in 8. rRT'if. 
 To keep in b. fTHilSt, a^ra?! %«r^, 3t«l^, 'Ictf^ift/. «J- 
 
 SuBPEHsios, n. V. v. 1— ffci. efriui n. H^^mf w. Ac. 
 2 — act. Z^^ n. ^RVf^ «• 
 
 3 — act. r\^ «F(^ n. H^^ fJT^ W. &C.— state. H^5«ft/. 
 ?T^ n. ?%^/. ^TR ft5^tc5T ^^ /. ^55 m. ^T?r W. 
 
 4 — act. rINr^ n. f^rf'iui n. ^PTTCrT t<I^ n. &c. 
 5 — act. 3HHm 5PT^ n. ^p?ts ^^ »■ &c. — state, gm- 
 'Hft/. ar^H'fltJrT m. 
 Suspicion, n. v. V. 1. imagination of ecU, thought of at 
 criminal. HPT jrop. »TTH m. ^f^\^ or ^^ITT »i. a^^lT m. J- 
 
 ^ITR m. ^^TK w. «P?r% w. f^^/. R^M*fl«l m, pl+^q 
 
 ^ m. «T^!R tn. sn^RT»». irr?rr»». fin. •hK«^^n.^n% n^t «. 
 
 Working of b. JfoSira/. 
 
 2 mistrust, v. Doubt, ^qj^r m. ?isft/. «t^ /. a^gs^^r 
 
 3 apprehension, surmise, thought. +rHHl/. TTfTT/. T^- 
 HT or ^^"^ m. WT w. MH|<H wi. H^ «. ^HI«<Hl/. 
 
 Suspicious, a. Suspecteb, n. Suspectful, o. &c. t. V.l. 2. 
 entertaining suspicion, \. Doubtful, ^'fJJirr, aTTIfif^, 
 
 I. inclined to suspicion or mistrust. ?f?I'ft, ^^T^T^T, ?i5|T- 
 
 3if^''«rmt or ^or ^, ^5T??k. 
 
 II. u-arranting suspicion, suspicable. ^?nT aTlU|UIKI, ^^- 
 
 T'F, ^i+Md-^, ^SflTT^, ^5[nTT*^R^, ^^^^^^, ^^MW"^. 
 SusPICIOus^Ess, n. v. A. I. W^'f^T'irT m, fl'?\«T^<MOIT «. 
 ^^TTWr m. ^qTiTJjff /. ^SlTTT^rtT/. ^IfllM*!^ /• ?il[lT- 
 ff?/. ^?Tqffgr/. ^^IJT^rfrT/. &C. 
 
 II. ^itq arruiu^Mt 'TF'mr/. ^^^^r^?^ n. 5:i*ivin+54r 
 
 «. ?r^^ii^<Ff? «. &c. 
 To Sustain. See To Suppokt. 2 See To Supfeb. 
 Sustenance, n. v. Subsistence, Food. 3T^ n. *r?:'^ «. aTT- 
 
 ^ w. ^^1^^ n. vJHv^in**!/. 
 SusTENTATiON. See Support, Maintenance. 
 SuTLEB, n. camp fuUower who sells provisions. ^71^-3^5^- 
 
 Suttee, a. widow who burns with the corpse of her husband. 
 
 ?frfr/. [ ==037 m. 
 
 SuTUBE, «. T. Seam, Joist. f^T^m /. ?tf^ m. f. ^SERft/. 
 
 2 ( of the cranium ). q?Tr^ftr m. '^]^f. ^^^ n. 
 Swab, n. — the mop. ^)otT m. f^TP^ ^Tgoft/. 
 To Swab, v. a. ^tou'^^ «l»»>+<ui-TO^-&c. 
 To Swaddle, v. a. swathe. jSTSot,^^, SF^E^t. 
 
 SWADDLINO-BAND, SwADDLINQ-CLOTH, «. ^ToSfrllft^ ^ j- 
 
 3Ic4rm' ?r^ n. «na?r «. «ii**«^ «• 
 2b Swag, «. n. bellg, v. To Bag. gfeot, gte »». ^ in. con. 
 To SwAOOEB, V. n. walk in a blustering way, v. To 
 
 Stbux. ^?^FErf%-5f!I% ^3^-fi:i d+ 1 ^ d -fl'TT^ -fteT%-T5f r- 
 
 vTT?r or q5rrjf^-3JT^'TT%-3THT-&c. ■«)lrfiu(, ^fPFIof. 
 
 2 V. To Bluster, To Boast. <iH'H*<«i, rmSj-^ H^ >». irSt- 
 
 ^^^, fTi?! m. «Tr3^, JTiraT?^ nHt/ i»i. ^tiifr, 3??IT or 
 
 ih=5T »».-<ftTT m. f*n[^^. 
 SwAGOEE, Swaggering, n. v. V. 1. T^fM or ^f. m. 3T^/. 
 
 3T^55IRft/. 3H^ m. ZMf, 
 
 2 cTH >». ?52TT^^/ 5^t^ or il^T w. n^n^jf. 
 
 SWAOGEBEE, n. SwAGGEBIXO, ^. O. T. V. I. f!*Tpf-5i'i''hl-«41^- 
 
 Ih^-i&c. =qia"iKr, %nt^, gdTT^mr, 't^t^ or ^, 
 
 ?^ "Tret ^tTJITTT, 5^?5TfRT^TTRT, IrraKTT^R; f^^^^fT. 
 SwAGOoo, SwAGGT. See Bagging. 
 SWAW, n. T. CODNIBIKAS. ^clHi*! sWf-^I'^, ?t?T^«TT. 
 
SWA 
 
 B67 
 
 SWE 
 
 2 T. LoTEB. JTT^n?, f?ra. 
 
 Faithless s. f^TrW, ^. 
 5b Swale. See To Swkal.' 
 2b Swallow, v. a. take into the Miomach hy the throaty P\ 
 
 g. ofo. [^TT?!''r 
 
 2 ( anger, ic. ) endure quietly. Pli'Ji, ^TPif, f^, ^ff 
 
 3 rM«"»e without contideration, believe implieitly. 3Tf^ 
 
 &c. ^. 
 
 4 engulph, eontume, t. To AbsOBB. ^T^ or ^TTTT ^T^, 
 
 5 up ; enyaye wholly, engrou. MIW"!, %T"Jr, »R^-*WT-&C. 
 
 6 (words, letters Ac. in speaking ). ^VT^. 
 Swallow, n. t. Thkoat. iflET »»• !H*tHI'f«. 
 
 2— the bird. "TT^Tcft/. 
 SwALLOw-woKT, «. otdepiot gigantea. 3H^ m. K^ «. 
 
 Gigantic s. *^/. ?f /. ["fM. 
 
 Swallowed, /». v. V. 1. Plit^ril, Ac. ?T5T, ^ff^, Plferf, ^- 
 
 To be 8. «lw«IWIf(t-*(;Slf<l«it ^fRTfr-^CT «Tnif, Rnt?r 
 
 2 f*l«iwi, TT^t MM?iai, Ac. 
 
 3 arf^^rmH ^h'^xi, Ac 
 
 4 <HI*H <I*<*,''J, r^^ilr^'^t, 'WT %?5^, Ac. 
 
 5 MI«B?!I, 'KmXp!??!, Ac. — esp. as intended, and as im 
 
 m. 3T^ «. Xl m. TI^ «. 
 To SwASM, V. n.— bees, flies, Ac.^y about and buzz. qi^N- 
 "^ or Q'l'lHuf, ^uildf?!. 
 
 2 throng and move bu§ily. — maggots, lice, fleas, Ac i^- 
 
 -^ei^oili *•. )-&c. gpffl^ g. ofs. ;:fRof, a^rf^fld aiflui. 
 
 3 be thronged, be crowded with living being*. JM«|<>l^r, *I- 
 ^^«i-n«i,^«. 5^^-JM4ui g. ofs. ?i{\m^[^/. aTO^t^. of 
 
 To 8. with (lice, bugs, Ac.) — a bed,bed8tead, Ac 5^- 
 
 SwABTHnCESS, f». T. A. +K*l<WU||m. ♦lottl'lMUIl m. ^WHU|l)f. 
 
 SwABTHT, a. of a dark complexion. »Ho5«<, ^iot«(<:, •Moal^I, 
 
 Swash, Swashx, a. toft, »2ua*hy, Sfc. *)<flOH,M'^M'^d, a!*IT, 
 Swath, n. /ine c«( Jy a mower. Tm/. <TT*RT «. 
 
 2 See Bansaoe. 
 
 To Swathe, v. a. bind or terap. ^ilotuf, ^^, H^duf. 
 
 To Swat, tr. a. See To "Wield. 2 Jim, tn/Zu«»<;«. ^55^, *T- 
 
 ^Hui, ^liui, 5it^ m.-^EJ! m.-?ftc5 m.-Ac. \^, 3?(5/.-3?T- 
 
 JT »». <?5I'|U| y. of agent with in. con. 
 
 3 See To Govees, To Bule. 
 
 To Swat, v. n. be drawn to one tide hy weight, inelina, ^ts* 
 
 9r, <Tte m.-Ac. amot y. oft. 
 
 2 Aactf weight or influence. ^^ m.-^t?5 »».-5^^-e?WT w. 
 
 -Ac. ar^dr y. 0/ «. hr m.-t^ w.-Ac «Ti^ y. oft. 
 Swat. See Isfluince. 2 See Rule. 
 
 plying teized and tuidued by, destroyed or lott in, over- jj To Sweal, v. n. hum fiercely, blaze away. CcnaC^r, «ui«u|ui, 
 
 vhelmed, overpowered, overcome, S(c. ?RiT ( esp. in comp 
 as PMIVW, ^lR414««, *j*iyW, ^T*I?W, VIHtJW, a^HW- 
 f?, MI^MW, «^MW, ft«J<<t<*H, ^ISMW, <l'W*i, fl^T^irw, 
 
 I'ynJi). ^ 
 
 SwALLOwCB, n. SwALLOwiSO, p. a. V. v. 1. fn^StTTTTT, %?t?T- 
 ^TRT, «IW *<wj|<I, Ac. «l^4>, ^WT-f'TlTW-Ac.^wf-^jrft. 
 
 8WALLOWI50, n. T. V. \.—aet. ^iSE^r ii. m«Si n. Ac. ITTH w. 
 f^i-'.i »». »WT «. f^'HUI n. fi'KUl n. 
 
 2 PBE«t »i. WT't «. fW "• Ac. 
 
 3 a^ft^RTJ* i»9r w. •wfi'TTT^Tpr n. m ^^s \ i \ '^%M. m. 
 
 4 flT'f «. ^IT^ ». TTT ^T'n n. Ac. 
 C «TmSr «. %f9r n. ttt V^ «. Ac 
 
 B^kur.n. vet, tofl ground, ■*. MaUB. n^K^f «fn»ro««. 
 SwAMM, a.i.^Mind SIaUBT. ^^^s<t»T, <J«^^r, HHn»|«W. 
 
 8wAv, w. Tr»rpT «. iw m. 
 
 To Swat, v. «. barter, t. To ExcBiVOK. ^Wl^/-»ftH^ 
 
 m.-fJT?<^ w.-Ac. VT^ y. 0/ 0. 
 Swaps, «.— of awell, Ac. w^Mt/. 
 SwABD, ». /••»/, serf, grotty turf ace of land. 'HHI^I ^frwrn. 
 
 8wi«M,ii. (of flies, bees, Ac). VtnK or vfmz orvfimm n. «t- 
 V m. fnftf. im%f m. 3fp >».— of honey b«cs. ^Tfm n. 
 
 2 T. Umntvn, Ctowp. ^/. jfv m. ^ m. nww 
 
 lotCoE or o5t-4U|<u| or ort-Ac vToBof. 
 2 mri^ flfirf fra«/c away. MHHuf, TaSfT <>iot^. 
 ' SwEALi50,/). a. y. V. 1. «u|«uflfJ, ?ra»3ftfT. 
 
 I 2 loRT v1«uiKI. 
 
 j SwEALiKOLT, ado. V. V. 1. SoTTa or otf ( intent. I«l««, I- 
 ,1 oSrat ) STl'T or ort. 
 
 To SwKAB, V. n. make oath. f\T«T/. m.-armt/.-Ac q^T-^dt- 
 Ij q^-^, f^Ji^/.-fifWT «. ^>^, ^ITV-Ac. qi^-^I||f-Ac. 
 I ^t?5wf-?rtiW-Ac. Some of the forms of Swearing arc, ^- 
 
 wHor 3M3^, ^f m^ 555?ft|S n. ;>!. jWt, I'IT/ 5- 
 
 To bo enough to s. by. T^W^ aW't, TITW^-inwJ- 
 
 '\ 2 ohtett the Deity profanely. vJ'ft*J-J'ftl'**4M'n')'^W' 
 
 ! 2b Sw«AB, r. a. put on oath. TI«r«T/. m.-^ffm/.-Ac. m??^-^- 
 .i ^rft^-Ac. inw/. m.-Ac irot. [ n-Ac 
 
 ij SwiABCT, n. SwEABiso.p. a. V. V. N. 1. ?R«I ^wrW-^Tf^I- 
 
 ' 2 T^ ?wv TTprm. 
 
 j 8w«abi5o, ». T. V. N. 1. inw fTf^ «. Ac [^^«i;«. 
 
 I SwtAT, n. vm «. «nl m. ^^si. Tf^ m. W^^ m. #^pra n. 
 
 I BAthe<l in s. In a muck of s. linnY*T. 
 Engendered by s. Ac. d^. 
 
 II Bmtj ■. 8. of toil, *c. ^^^K\ m. V. Pr'T, vr». 
 
 108 
 
SWB 
 
 858 
 
 SWE 
 
 Muck of 8. 'Id'-hl or *\i^\ m. 
 
 Piece ( as in a shoe, under a saddle, in the arm-pits, 
 &c. ) to absorb s. ^KTa ». 
 
 Stink of s. nm+fior/. ^TTHWf /. MIH-inTy. 
 
 S. of the brow. Pis*-hi ^W m. 
 2 oo/ff, exudation, running. %^ jn. f^^T^S m. f^a^K m. 
 
 To Sweat, ». n. perspire. ^IPT m.-&c. ^ot-^'^ »». con. ^mj- 
 
 ^, m^^3T0T, ^^, ^?r%rTOT, n?npT or n^T >«. 'r^ <« 
 
 con. — in streams or copiously ; be in a muck of sweat 
 4«<4«)'i, fT^T"^ inteng. STTT^T, ^^'[OT intens. ^TIT^, 5=r 
 S^-Snsnf-^^ or Tt-^TRt-'4<IM0(^». ^m »». ^-gJOT, 
 
 trmr^H ^t^i, ^rr^, arfnn. ^m^ 3^oE3i. 
 
 2 ooze away, run. ffqT^, rf^, f%^T^, fT^TTwr, ^[T"T3r, \- 
 
 os^t, %^CTi, f|r^ m.-TTin: »».-&c. ^at-gjor-irrrsot g. oj ». 
 
 3 See To Toil. [^^ .^. o/ o. 
 To Sweat, «. a. make to sweat. ^TT «».-&c. 34iu|ui, ^<H «. 
 
 2 worA: hard, v. To Wobk. VIHei m. <PKar Jf. o/'o. <TT^- 
 
 Sweated,^, v. V. A. 1. y^J^ 3iiuiAf5T, 'iJfSffT. 
 Sweater, «. Sweating, p. a. v. V. N. 1. ^riT arra^, TcT^ 
 31lri3l, V4IHI<(r4rfl, &C. 5TTHS or 5, illMrt or OT, ^t^j 
 
 2 rt^OTRT, %^e5?5T, &c. rHTT, ?r^. [ ^tHT^. 
 
 V. V. A. 1. ^TJT 31|uiuiKI, ^^, ^<^'H+T||-;};niF-&c. ^- 
 Sweatijjess, n. v. A. 1. MIH-iHuiT »». mH^H«ir»>. ['PTm. 
 
 2 SM^PlHMUII m. &c. \M*\-4\^f. r=f3^5/. HrT^ or Jp^- 
 SwBATT, a. OTOi«< i«VA sweat. "^V^l^., ^TT*T5 or 3, y|i(f4 orOT. 
 
 2 streaming with, bathed in, Sfc. siveat. dlKlMIMil, giKT- 
 ^, 5'T5'ft<T, S^qtfT, ^5?f, '3^^?T. 
 
 3 oo«y, running. rtqT=^, TT^nT^TT, &c. f^'MooMr. 
 
 2b Sweep, «. a. fZea» iy o irooM, ^c. Sjl^uj, ISW^f. ^T^ 
 
 y. ©/"o. %^ »».-^<+-=«l m..&c. +l<iaj, ^TJ^m^^ n.-&c. ^^of. 
 
 To 8. and shake, dust and wipe, cowdung-smear, &c. 
 
 — compreh. WS^f.-WtW^f-^lVS^f--WS^f--^- 
 
 imi'if. or giS'HRtlUI n.-&c. ^PT^. 
 
 2 c/ear bg whiskinj a cloth over. ij<i+u|, ?r7^rf^%. 
 
 3 away ; carry alovg or off hy force. «(|^qu|, i^dt, 5^3. 
 of, c^7?r %<Jr. 
 
 4 away ; carry off or destroy in multitudes. ^T'^ m. 3^- 
 
 sfuj-q-5E^ y. ofo. grrf^iir, ^ihki ot.-^trt »» -&c.3's^. 
 
 To Sweep, v. n. pass along with force, Sfc. ^TTT^sn^-^nTT^SJT- 
 
 #-&c. ^M-tdrifi. 
 Sweep, n. ( as of a skirt, flap, or weapon ) compass of sweep. 
 
 ii,i.'h\ m. ye+in »». ^PF »». sjHKi m. Tt m. JTSas «. 
 
 2 compass, range, v. Eeacq. 31d|<f>| m. giT'^rf^ »». ?ft^- 
 
 3 large onv. TfrRT ♦». 
 
 fiwREPER, n. SwKKriNQ, /J. a. t. V. A. 1. grSWTTr, &c. 
 T. V. N. g^TRm^ =^f^<JIKr, &e. 4JMI4^MI, Wm-l-ilMI. 
 I. tcavengei; Jakes cleaner. fTT^^, ^TrfSTT, ^, *nft, ^- 
 t5Ic5^rt, »:|flT ( fern. c^Hiluft ). [iT^ ». m. 
 
 BwsEXi^aa, n. v. Buabisu. itoS m. 'iioi+ilos »». w. »i«r^ «».». 
 
 Sweet, a. no< «OKr. ht?., fJTSr, y*-«J4 or n^tO^, f*T^, Tg, 
 
 Slightly or deficiently s. f^'Hs. 
 
 Sweetish. »fl?^, f»T3raT, 'fraw, y<*M4, Jl<««t, ^oT'ST- 
 
 Sweety-sour. JT^TT'tS. 
 
 2 pleasing to a sense, gener. v. Aqheeable. >fn, xftl^r. 
 *Tg, TgT, fir?, g^TRf , f^si^, f«^. 
 
 3 no< «aZ<. >Tr5, nTST, fTfTST. 
 
 4i not slinking or stale, V. Fbesh, Good. =5111?^, »il? , 
 
 f*reT, RTKT-^rqT-^WT-&c. vfrnr-WTv^T-Ac. ^^z., fm. 
 
 5 — of oil. JiVsr, fnST. 
 Sweet, «. something pleasant, g^ n. 
 
 2— a term of eudearinent. ^3T ( as <HlWlfJ<<WI, sin 
 
 in% fiT%, &c. ). 
 Sweet-flag, «. acorus calamus. %^5 n. 
 Sweet -heaet, «. v. Lovee, f^^ (fjpTT/- ) TR'P (s^T'T^t/). 
 
 SwEETrMEAT, It. f*I5lf /. ^[^ m. Som6 of the common 
 sweetmeats are, ^rfl-O S^TT, sfkl, 'pf^, ^^^, ^Rft, ^^ 
 
 TTl, ^^fFT, s^nrff, nts^JNtff, "frs^ts^, f^^, ^^tt^- 
 
 ?HT, f3T?5ift or fvdfcl«n, fHoE^PJ^, ^ra^ or ^^TT 57t|, 55T, 
 l)op. STf_. 
 
 Sweetmeats, fruits, Ac. presented on occasions, w- 
 oft/ ^V^pop. STM n. f^ilHd / 
 
 SwEET-MOUTnED, SwKET-SPOKEN, SwEET-TONGCED, O. »tV5 
 
 Sweet potatoe, n. — the plant. <dl«fl/. — the root. ^tTT^ n. 
 
 ^fnS^ «. 
 Sweet-scented, Sweet-smelling, o. v. Fbaobast. ^mui- 
 
 ^, ^ntirsTT, f ^rrf^, gntpF, gnf^. [ ^1r«t ». 
 
 Sweet-scentei)NE33, «. T. A. and Fbaobakce. ^e^T n. 
 Sweet-toqioed, a. fond of sweets. ntlUT, ^17^=???, "ttl^tsHT, 
 
 2b Sweeten, ». o. 'ftT-fKST-f*T?-&c. ^FTof, 'I^4Mui| OT.-»Tr^y. 
 
 -&c. aryiiJi, firft^^ «. ^r^, "TtSTf^of. 
 
 To Sweeten, v. n. ifV5-f*ra^-f*T^-&c. frot-^RT3TTot, fil4l« /.- 
 q\it/.-&c. qiJf in. con. nrST^oi, ntfl'SSl or "Ttiawr, JSK- 
 
 Sweetened, p. t. V. A. «Tl5 +^rt!, f^rer ^4r4l, Ac. f»T^?^. 
 Sweeteseb, «. Sweetening, ;>. o. v. V. A. "its ^TTTTT, "ft^ 
 
 STMoniT, Ac. fiT^*<U| ^Frfr-Ac. 
 Sweetlt. See Agbeeablt. 
 Sweetness, n. v. A. 1. 'frefTI m. fi|^HU|i m. Ac. »if^ /. 
 
 f*rST^/. f*T^rtT/. HJTTf /. JTT^ «. ifj^rrr/. Hgft^r m. 
 
 2 'TliHUll m. "it^t/. K^^^ /. JTT^n. HgTftT/. 
 2b Swell, ». o. enlarge the size of, cause to dilate. ^1^5t, 
 
 jnj^OT.-iPT/.-^n'^TTOT.-Ac. 3TTirot. [armw. 
 
 2 ( a stream, Ac. ). ^n^^, ^^^of, gsT?"?, *'IKI m.-Ac. 
 
 3 ( with pride, Ac. ). v. To Pupf. jn^^r, =^75^, HPJT- 
 
 4 enlarge, aggregate, l/c. *'Hiji, ^T5^, jftST <feci. ^^. 
 2b Swell, ». n. dilate, grow larger, gviffii, ^<^iul, ^5^, 
 
8WI 8 
 
 yiwf , •il5««n or i\^HSi or sh^^, ^^l^'f , fiHl<"if, ^pi/".- 
 qf^ »».-&<;. ifwf in. con. 
 
 To B. exceedingly. HIiHIS adc. g^-^S^-^H^-Ac. 
 antTR-^nr^TT adv. ^Crjut_ 
 
 2 ( with conceit or pride ). Jf puffed. ^»M, ^riu}, tRT- 
 
 3 ( with anger ). J^, Jriuj, ^^Jjiiii or ^i+dOj, U'l-Kif, 
 n»i«i or r(*inH3i, vi«<(>|oi. ifOl in. con. vlotsfjoi/. ^diJi 
 in. MK. 
 
 4 (with grief, Texation, Ac), ^rrm or ;jttthT«.-3TTT% or 
 7^rT% ■». pl.-&c. kv( in. con. j^m. f i. ^of in. con. 
 
 6— billows; rite, keave. ^2«i3rfi, T^r^, 53^, 'd^otuj, 
 
 ?nE^oft/-&c. «reSr g. of t. 
 
 6 — a river, a stream, ^pm, k^, ^»3r, "^/.-J^IT*. 
 
 ^^, 5nrTT»».-<P^/.-Ac. vm in. eon. 
 
 7 ft« enlarged, ag^atated, exajgeraUd, ifc. ^T3^, Kt3T- 
 
 Ac. ^, ^n^, vl'Kmwf, i(«&Nut, *«<**l^«f, ^ <TT^m. />/. 
 
 8 — M a Boand; groiofuU, deep, Sfe. viiHof, .JA I H 3TO^- 
 9 n«*, puff «/>, — lime, earth, corn, Ac. on wetting it. 
 «1idiof, 5^. inteni. HiKuJ. 
 
 10 — a fragrance or odour; prevail ttrongly and diffu- 
 
 twelg. ^Tl^mof, ^3uf, tm^m^m.-Ac. |t9r-3raot ^. of: 
 
 Swell, Swelliso, h. v.N. 1. and Tumour, g^ofn. &c. gpT 
 
 / ^T^m. ^/. JilRTin. XCV^m. ^w. tlnw/. Z?mT». 
 
 White a. ^rWw. 
 
 To go down— a 8. arg^iot or Tg^. 
 4 yi^"». 7»Tm or 3TTT?fT m. T^jratm. 3^T3r«. 
 6 ^«<|qf| /. in/«I«. ?lc8<lil',»l. f^oE^oERw. ^T^iaSW. ^SWT- 
 
 I. ( of a rirer, Ac. ) accumulated water, '^m. ymT«i. 
 ywoftn. ^/. 
 
 II. an inflated person. «Tm^ or ?ft. 
 
 To SwELTEB, r. n. be oppreued hg heat. 3^, 3»(»iwf, 3WT- 
 Wi, ••it'iu'i intent. J'li'iwj, l^n?^ ifi/«iu. 1^1^, l^of , 
 •1^'1'S'^, frtrtrNiwS, "J*!"!. All these vorbfi are impert. 
 •^I'ii-^i na^ or n^m.-9f^m^ «H^/. ^t^ y. o/ «. 
 
 SwriTOT. See Sci.TiT. 
 / . 8wE«TK, r. n. turn atid; t. To Detute. ^aS|, faij-, 
 
 H*"!, •f»''n/-^«»«.-»*<f*(1I<»».-Ac. (^t^ y. o/"*. 
 .^viirr, a. fleet, rapid, Sfe. %nWTT, ^g^T, ^^, ^ H^^ l, 
 
 f^fm, f<1^, *Tf^, ^T^^, ^I^, fnWT?, SlfJlVft, ^MW 
 
 SwiiT-roOTEi), Striir-HKELED,*. ^nn3P,<mn^<jnT^^R^. 
 
 SwXrtLT, «</». T. A.tfn</QUICXLT. 5J?J^, ?^, 3r?j7(>, 
 31^, «H5T, iPT, iftw *pft^, Ac. iftH, flfTT, 
 
 SviimM, «. T. A. ^wnmi**. Ac. qrj?<t/. wtt/. i(hpn 
 f.\v\n. ^\m. ^Ww. ^ftiPrfiT/ i^f^Wft/. fi|W*rtil/, 4«. 
 
 9 SWI 
 
 To Swio, To Swill, v. n. <fr/fi* largely and greedily, st^idr, 
 «?Rot, ^Tt^, ^Tt^, »r»T5^, s«3«-y^T^w-»I^»I^-'l<ll'I^- 
 
 ToEToE-Ac. fq^, ^T^/.-&c. sm^, tJl^fl. or tftJTm. ?5Wot, 
 
 Swio, Swill, «. /aryc draught, ^rar ^wi. ^^ g^^m. 
 SwiLLKE, Swill-bowl, n. v. V. sl«wil<i, tTiA ui K I, ^1% 55R- 
 
 "THT, ^re; <ii*i«iKi, 'ft <ft PPTRT, ?(^ fwrrr. 
 To Swim, e. n. v. To Float, rrm, fHT^f, r\t^. 
 
 2 more along in the trater. cff^, ^\^ vTTif, tM^T, qt^oft 
 
 3 he dizzy. HR'it, PKui, PlifMlot, <fci'4l«loi, Puf'ncij. 
 4^010 iM, revel in, /fe. it^. 
 
 To Swim, v, a. pass hy swimming, ^t^, ?R^, qVpT ^TT't, 
 
 2 ( cattle, Ac. ) cause to pass hy swimming, 'jt^^, "ft- 
 ^^ %0T, Ml^i«)iti-'fi^unti-Ac. gTc?3r. 
 Swim, Swimmiso, w. v. V. N. 1. rRof n. frR^ n. Ac. 
 
 2 <ft^ n. Ac. "Jt^/. '>^«»ft/. 
 At a 8. ^q>T Mi^un-t. 
 
 3 ^/. fJRfiTft/. 'fr^?/. »fl^/. Hfs/. 
 Swimmer, n. Swimmiso,/). a. v. V. N. tt<o i KI, fTT?TT, Ac. 
 
 2 "ft^oTRT, "itfTT. [|^/- 
 
 S'b. corks or float. frttT »./ TTf^pSTm.^^ or^J• 
 
 S. without corks or float. 3<|<ti i 'li1 . 
 
 The rising A Bpringing forwards of a s. ^f. v. 
 
 Sfra, *TTT, ^T^F. 
 
 SwiMMisoLT, adv. briskly, v. PtOwnroLT. ^51^, ^>iW, n- 
 
 ?^, ff?^, tTTF, ^l^T, >Ti^. 
 To SwmDLE, r. a. practise fraud on another to get his pro- 
 perty. -T^^qtJTT m.-dM^-HWir m.- ^H*! w.-^TCT ?q^/.-Ac. 
 
 To SwiNiiLE, r. n. cheat , defraud by artjfiee, v. To Dkceitx. 
 
 g<iK«i, WdKuf, H<i|U|/. virftfj. 
 SwiKSLEB, n. SwINDLlHO, p. a. T. V. N. 37?W, 3^RPJT, 7- 
 
 '^r'lT, ^WIW or f^. 
 SwisDLino, «. T. V. N. g^ii^qtin m. ^"Hott m. j'«(AmiTi «. 
 
 vJ-<(*I «. -J^-MJ^*/. >JM'1IJM<1/. dH<ll>J1^y. 
 SwiHB, «. ^. 5^ m./. n. 
 To 8wi50, V. a. cause to oscillate. 3(t^adt or ^t^sdir or rf- 
 
 <»5*<*i, 8^/- f '• *i«''1 Nirtwi, fs\^ 1*. pi- *nwSJ, ^% «. 
 
 /ji.^f'n''^, 5»w8tor ^t^wH, fip^f'f, 3Tt?(tc9^ Ji.Ac. 
 
 ^r»f y. o/o. 
 
 2 Kate, more to and fro, whirl, ffe. ^Tr5^, P^W^f, %- 
 
 2b Swno, r. n. wate to and fro, oscillate. STJ^dr or ^tj- 
 JWr or ctf^vvf, ^!^ or ^I^, pfN^aSf, iWT/. f/. «|3r- 
 
 Swiso, n. oscillation. <PT/. ffm «i. BTW «. ITHt/ ^a«FI^w. 
 ^W^«. wTaB^WT or j^Tm. 3Tt^-^««. 5Boft/3I»l'RaT *». 
 2 ( as of » weapon, Ac. ) tiMy, «Kv«p. Q^TTm. 9<nZT m. 
 
SWO 8 
 
 3 twinging line^ teat, hed^ cradle^ table, ^c. f^oST or f^- 
 <rto5T m. ^fhloST «n. =qtT3T m. ^bfoST »». ^c^'TT »». 53T m. 
 
 Eope to draw and swing a s. fhrmm. ^JCTw.ItJTTot. 
 Strap, cord, &c. of a s. ^TTrf/. STTOft/. 
 8. with a board. "pS n. 
 
 Swinging basket &c. in which to pass over precipi- 
 ces. ^T m. [m. 
 
 4 (or swinging boxes) — erected at fairs Ac. f^ie<<I«(»Jt 
 
 5 apparatut with hook, Sfc. to twing decoteet. ipm n. 
 S.fixed on cart. TftsFTTl w. 
 
 6 violent impetut, career, bent, Sfc. ^T m. 3Tt^ m. TT »». 
 ^ »». rlJKHI "»• tlHIdl OT. 
 
 With full s. ?TT^^, 
 
 To give full s. to. ^jff trTof, ^\;^m #I'5f. 
 2b SwnroE. See To Beat. 
 
 SWINQE-BUCKLEB, «. V. BuLLT, HeCTOB. tTRH^ "». 
 
 SwisoKB, n. SwiHOiNa, ^. a. v. V. A. 1. ^i^a6UIKI, 5ft% 
 tTT^onTT-^'TTTT, ^rttuiKl, Ac. 
 
 T. V. N. artjotuiKi, !(irfuii<i, 5ff% v«iKi-<Hi"iKr, &c- ^- 
 
 SWINGINO, «. V. LaEGE. ^, ?55, treiT'TT. 
 
 Swliiisn, a. like a twine. ^^I^WK^, ^^r^^Tcft^T, ^t^- 
 
 ^, g^s^OT^, <di+<gf^, ^-miPm. 
 
 iSwiTCH, n. flexible ticig or rod. ^ttf. ^JJT<t/. 'TK^/. "FT- 
 
 ^ OT. dw.. <^T^/. Trvft or fvn€\f. fv^f. ft^f. 
 
 2b Switch, v. a. beat with a switch, •bl+rfuj, <FI^IZ"f, filTZ- 
 
 ot, fiKd|4|u|, ^Rij^'iut, f?K?T^''ir, -^H+Itjui. 
 Swivel, m. — the cannon, ^^m^/. f^rft-f^T^fHt 5f3TT^/.- 
 
 BwoLiEN, j». V. V. N. 1. ^>^^3i, ^T^ai, m^TW^, g^im, 
 
 ^^<, 5^, ^TTT, «n?[T, ^'i'J^ld, ^ft'a^^, TTTHf^Tp, 
 Slightly B. ^^Z, §^, fWk. 
 SwOLLENNESS, «. V. P. ^ f. ^^AmuII »». f f^RTOTT «». ^TT- 
 
 Swoon, n. fainting fit, syncope. ^mJ? /. 5R5K m. H-i^A \f. 
 
 «U»»irt n. *<iM<ioii/. «. %,»fr^ m. 5T^5 or ^TB^/. v. ^, 
 Eetum of consciousness after a s. ^TfTT/. 
 To SwOOH, V. n. sink into a fainting fit. H^ /.-^5?5»T «».-«n- 
 
 «T<To5/. q^ »n. cow. ^nEU^/.-flP€t5VT/-&c. ^, HxtflM**) - 
 
 &c. ^i\. 
 Swooned,;?. v.V. >j^ an^, ^«5tt 3TT^, &c. MfWd, 
 
 5^«?MfT, Hj^tsfw*!, IrT^rR. 
 
 Swoop, n./aZZ or «<oop o/'a bird of prey. WSf. 5RTJT m. Wf- 
 if W(f- 5rt7/. 5^/. 
 
 To make a b. igt-f. VVJ f.-&C. KRof-^FSof. 
 
 2b Swop. See To Swap. 
 
 SwOED, «. rR^TT/. ?r^ w. ^m'^T/. «TR/. 3T% m.— in con- 
 tempt, phraseol. sjm^ n. V\ M^i\^ m. ^^^z n.f. Certain 
 porta of sKords are, !Rrq?5t/ ^ »». ^tlT «». 31H^ w 
 
 ) STM 
 
 or^/. 
 
 Belt of a 8. TS^^S w. ^r^ /. 
 
 Blade of a s. qpT n. qr^ «. 3Tfirf5T «. 
 
 Death in battle by the edge of the s. vnTTffttI n. 
 
 Flashing of swords. 3T^ra<TT/. 
 
 Prog or hold of a s. ^f^^I m. 
 
 Handle of a s. JJ5/, 
 
 Hilt of a s. T^ m. 
 
 Point of a s. ^fT^ft/. 
 
 String or chain fastened to the hilt of a b. h^«|/. 
 
 To draw the s. ?fo5 w. ^ftl^r. 
 
 To sheath the s. rR^riT/. RTH ^T^I. 
 SWOBDS-MAIC, n. VR^, ^R^w. 
 SWOED-STICK, «. gjft/. 
 
 SwoEN,/?. V. V. A. ?[rr^ 5nH5«i-Qdiic5i-<?iiciricji, nrf^, ^- 
 
 ?r5[TW. 
 
 I. — friend, friendship, enemy, enmity, Ac. TIT^Ht. 
 SwuNQ,/). V. V. A. 1. 3Ttf5E%?5T, %7 ^Tr^itTT, Ac. 3lt^fe?f. 
 SiCOPHANCT, Stcophantrt, «. servility, mean flattery, v. 
 
 ObSEQOIOCRHESS. Srr^f'? «. ^^Wr^f. S^^VI W. tj^- 
 
 Stcopuant, n. a mean flatterer, v. Obseqcious. anvjift, ^^^ 
 ^IRTrft, ^5|TTKr?n, ^♦IMr'MI, '<iJ+T4Irt"IIRT, ^t^ft^T ^ ^Z- 
 
 Syllabic, Sxilabical, o. ST^rn^, siW^vft, 3T?Rf%^?J, 
 
 Syllable, n. a. letter or letters uttered at a single effort, 
 3TW »• 
 
 SxLLABUB, ». — the frothy compound, ^^f^ 
 
 Stllabos. See Abstbact. 
 
 SxLLooisM, «.— in logic. ^^T^ m. anTT^ m. ar^Ti^tff^xRT- 
 W^n. ^^^^\'\^^\<k*^n. According to the Isyiiya system 
 a syllogism has five members, which are as follows : 
 1. srfrT^T, 2 ^5, 3 3^rf^, 4 T'R'T, 5f^fTJT?r. The follow- 
 ing is an illustration. He is a rogue, Mfrl^l. Because 
 he is one eyed, ^. Every one eyed man is a rogue, 
 5'^I^H'I. He is a one-eyed man, OTT^. Therefore 
 he is a rogue, Pi'iH'I. Nulli monoculi sunt honesti. 
 The usual illustration of the Pandits is this, q^- 
 
 ^fT f^T^JPT II l^rTtm^rW^ ^T«Pt (I A syllogism 
 
 according to the M imansa system has only the three 
 
 last members. 
 Stllogistic, Stllooistical, a. v. N. aiqqqv)fe<iqi#*j^- 
 
 tft-f«('4<<+-^-Ac. 
 SxLPU, n.fig. a delicate slender icoman. ?F^/. ^^f. ^- 
 
 ^f [?^^Tft. 
 
 SxiVAN, a. Koody, Sfc. SR^, ^?T, ^T^^, ^TfsPTT'F, ^nH, 
 Symbol, n. v. Sign, Maek, Emblem. 1%^ n. gyr/. ^?IT- 
 
 oft or ^f. ?TfrT/. o^TJR «. "i^* «. 
 Symbolical, o. v. N. ^%«TniT, Wfft^, c!T?tf''I^, ^it^Pi^P, 
 
STN 
 
 «ei 
 
 SiKKKTSiCAL, a. veU-madt, t. Sbapelt. 3iTT*IT^5, 3TI^5, 
 
 ^3ronj5, <id5ui<^K, itv^5, g*ie, ^n^gr^. 
 
 Stiuibtbt, n. ( of form or make ). ain^JT^^/. antW^ 
 Stupathetic, a. having common feeling with another. JH- 
 
 S. joy. 3Rgm^ i». 
 To Stmpathize, r. n. hare a common feeling. ^^:^j;i!^ 5:^- 
 
 ^5^^3Eijf or <Tiui<|xuI, <|><^«|«| or ^^^^lotT »». Tof. 
 SiMPATHiZKB, n. Stmpathiziso, p. a. V. V. onJ Stmpathk- 
 
 Tic. 5^r=»rH j'.^rg^ srmtijKT, "f^^, ^w^-.^j^prj:^, 
 ^^■^. 
 
 Bthpatht, n.feU<nefeeling.eorretpondent feeling with another. 
 
 2 agreement of aj'ectiont, conformity of temperament. 
 *«?>'n-^i-*^*ii«ii-^i-&c. ^TK^TTT m. ^Ijy<4 ». ^TWTJ- 
 •Twq n. *MMI^«l»aj «. lT?>fiTOP=^ n. ?mT^ n. Sdrj^W «• 
 6rMPH05ioos, a. t. Hakmomods. »K*^«tNI , ^ " ^Wl -Ml, ^- 
 •i*«i^. [ n. dUMM n. 
 
 BTIfPB05T, «. T. HaKM05T. t<«Ma(m. H<i-<)|HSm. ?^^^n. 
 
 BiMPTOM, H. indication, token, ^-c. ^f ^^m n. fifWift 
 or ^f. ^^ n. ^\^]f. ^^ n. ^y^ n. mJ^h n. fen «. 
 
 STmpUnw, — in medicine. il'MifM «. 
 BrvpTOMATic, a. T.N. indieatite, 4e. ^^^, ST^n^, g^^, 7- 
 
 5t^f^, wt«Il>, all used in comp. 
 Stsaooocs, n. qj^ t^^rt^ >T^R ?T*n/. 
 
 SrJfCHBOjniM, II. timullaneoutnet*. it?/, qtn m. ^M<nffW> . 
 
 2{> STSCHBomzE, r. «. i« limuUaneout. vt|>§i|jE <n.-t{H>tiH<T 
 «i.-Ac. arnvT-^^tof y. 0/ ». r<«/>. f>|^4M n.-^1)*lfe*f»l/. 
 -*c. 9nii^-^vi y. 0/ *. *(«<nf.^4>-v*'+.lfe*-&c. are^f . 
 
 SrVCBBOXOUB, STSCHBOXAL, ST5CUaOMCAL,a. T. SUICLTA- 
 
 im>oi. v%%i«^i, «{**ir%*i>, WH^ifrS*. 
 SncoR, n. ncwm. w^f. qr^ms/ iR^m. ^re^tTl/: ni(]f. 
 
 2 — in grammar. JT«^?*«^t"< "•■ 
 SiiczcDocai, ».— in rhetoric. jq^ .y< q| n. 
 Stxop, a. T. Amuiblt. w^f. *r^T5T*T/. 
 Stkoximb, «. A teordofthe lame meaning. 3^ir*^ n. ^f<T 
 
 r«(>-<<l'« m. q^r^HT/. q^q^spTT/. «l^f*)'<<l«m. q^^^q^ OT. 
 
 ai^^W^JRT/. ^S3[^5TT/. Ac. [rST «. 
 
 Sththesis, n. V. Combination'. ^'Jt^T «. '^< ^^ ^ ^< u^ ». >^- 
 SrSTHETiCAL, a. «<fl'INI, ^'frnifJT^B, ^'ftnVT. 
 SrPHiLie, n. t. Lues texerea. grq^^ m. 
 Stbisoe, n. «^u«W. R^+l<1/. f^^nft/. ^nTHcft/. f^qcft/. 
 To Stbisoi, v. a. inject ly a syringe. f^-m ;i (t /.- R<«bl^/ .- 
 
 &c. HH^. 
 
 2 eleante by a tyringe. R-M+l'O^-Ac. g^-^ns ^^, 
 Stbcp, See Sibcp. 
 Ststem, n. ^jJan, ^-<r. v. Scheme. «irtm. aig^tTM n. 
 
 2 method, v. Obdbb. spH m. ST^'PT m. "Tftqi^/. 
 
 3 anifluiJ compotition. "^W^f flOiM^sfd/. ;|rt^?;fl.?nfn». 
 To enter into the s. 3Tf^-?lM-&c. fn^, ^ToBsff- 
 
 SiBTEMATICAL, O. V. OeDEBIT, BeOCLAB. ■»H | -m , i [ f ; N I,V 
 
 2b SiSTEMATizE, 2b SiSTEMizK, ». a. r«Jwe« /o tytlem, v. 
 
 To Methodize, ipsr «i.-^h-+m »i.-3T^hh n. ^tvjSr. 
 SiBiOLE, n. — in anatomy. ^»jf^I^^N *»• 
 
 T, This letter aa a very soft dental is represented by ?T, 
 and as aspirated, by V ; as a hard palatal, by J, and as 
 aspirated, by 3. 
 
 Tabasqeeb, n. manna of the hamloo, v. Bauboo. H^Vflfl /. 
 pop. (HciOi or ^ or rl<<+1rf or ^iftgs ». 
 
 Tabit, a. brindled, iftir, ^^RT. 
 
 Tabebsacle. See Test. 2 See Templb. 
 
 To Tabbbnacle, r. n. v. To Dwell, x^. 
 
 Tabies, n. v. CossuMPTiox. ^i[ or frj/. r»t/. ft<t/. 
 
 Table, n. h^ n. ^Htn m. 
 
 T.-eipenses. Ht^R^H «• [s- of t. 
 
 To lose one's seat at a ( great man's ) t. q^TTsE/. Tf^ 
 
 2 company at table. H\-A^i\i<i\f. qf^/. 
 
 3 ( as of marble, Ac. )flat matt. qt^/. qiT n. q5(i m. q- 
 
 f^rai/.qrw- 
 
 4 ( as of a hill, &c. ) level turf act. ttMlfl/. 5ETO?«f c5 fOj>. 
 
 8T503iTitoci, a. hating the tame meaning, ^ fi iam f^il ^ ^. 
 
 SiSiOPtis, M. brttf general cteic,v. ABUlDatum, Awmucj. 
 
 •frirrr or »ltNTTT w. TTJHT m. ^TTTUV «. 
 6T5TACTICAI:., fl. pertaining, ife. to m/ntaj. fr«<l<^^^,VTV7- 
 
 Stxtax, «. fRqr^JTT/ fl#*(M'|iI^l/. flf«l»»ff>l/. fTf»T- 
 
 5 ( of numbers or figrures ). W^TJTR? «. WKuO/. #11* n, 
 
 index, tyllabut, tynoptii, i[c. q^^^n. ?H!T «. "itJWt fi. 
 
 T. of content*. aij^Mfi)!*!/". ^^. gf^WI/"- g^ft^il. 
 
 To Tablb, r. a. !TW m.-q^i^ n.-&c. "F^qt y. ofo. 
 
 Tablbcloih, n. irsiNt ^T^/. ^^^'SiTt*re«»r «. 
 
 Tabl»-LA5d, «. tletatedflat land. i[m.W\Vt\f. ^Vt\f. q^T- 
 
 t ». q^m w. *Tr^ /. ht?*?^ pop. ^^•^^^n. fit m. qfw 
 
 Taolct, »i. tomelhing flat to tirite on. ^[i\f. 9m n. q^(^/. 
 
 qf m. ( csp. in comp. as nr^TTI, "frfpT? ). 
 To Tnoo, r. fl./ofW ^A« ute of, ^ or jn^ /an^/. 
 
TAI 
 
 862 
 
 TAK 
 
 Taeob, Tabomt, n. v. Debm, Tamboeine. ^^ m. T^WTf 
 
 That liead of a t. ( ^^{^[l\ ) wtich is beaten, ^^sm^ 
 
 5IT m. ^T^n"J3 «. 
 Tabtjlab, a. xet down in table*, rlrf^r^r, 'T=5T^Pr^T, H^hl^lSci- 
 
 Tacit, a. t. Implied. 3T'41%5, esrf^rr, 'pfllfT, »Tf^, »raT«f, 
 
 srf'T^tTR, 3Tf?r%tTT«nT, 3Tf%«niR:<T. 
 Tacitlt, adv. v. A. f^q'^TTRT^, H^Joft^nrrar^, ^'^tT%55T 
 
 Tacitubn, a. halHually silent. 3T^T?5, 3T%c^!FT, a^^IB"!!, 3T- 
 
 ?5T^5ft^, aT'iifliMffTi, ^'■orf^Tp, ^rrrtjTf^^ifj, an^^MsTH^. 
 
 T. person. — in contempt, phraseol. MtJit-^ttHi m. H- 
 
 TACiTCESiTr, «. V. A. 31«rWH<JII m. 3T^uimu|| m. &c. itN 
 /JOjj. JTbq' w. 3T?Tn5Tf^/. aRrarrgf^/. STJUrtm^frl/. 
 
 3b Tack, v. a. stitch together; append to. f^an'if, vTf'f, ?t% 
 
 or ^% «». ^i. KT^-MIM ^TS^t. 
 
 2 ( a ship or ressel ). 3TT^ or ^ or ^=^ n. ^, «ilfol<iui'. 
 Tack n. «»ia« wa//. =|^/. ^rfHW/. 
 Tacked, />. t. V. 1. f^l^JtTT, &c. ^rfk. 
 Tackle, Tacklisto, «. ro/e» 0/ a ship, Sfc. ^T^l «. pi. ^- 
 
 2 V. Gear, Hakness. \^!\ n. ^tjr »». iHIHM «• W^^TTHw. 
 Tact, «. peculiar skill., Sfc. v. Skill, ^irp/. ^JST/. ^if[^ «. 
 
 Tactic, Tactical, a. relating to tactics. *^14<fl-«(r, sj^^- 
 
 Tactician, n. one versed in tactics. <f)ill^fft or ^, s^i^i.^^-*- 
 
 Tactics, «. ///e science of military arrangement and mance- 
 vures. 5F^T?rT or ^f. 6^j^<-=iRrf%^/. 6<j§<-mi/."%'T- 
 
 Tactile, a. t. Tanoibile. ^5n'*<.l*<MI'II-^TT^-&c. ?<T?^- 
 
 Tactual, a. pertaining, Sfc. to touch. ^q^nHl, ^?f^, ^^'^- 
 Tabpole, n. young frog. i)4+n-=| ^ n. il5'-^-«IT "TtolT w. «|[^- 
 
 Taffeta, «.— the silk. rrrPrTT or rTTTfTT «». 
 
 Tao, Rao, asb Bobtail, t. People. jt^ksK m. n. ^'J^^ 
 
 m.pl. +fiHlv»fl MlHlv^ w. /J^. 
 Tail, «. — the part of an animal. 7l^^ or Vr^ n. ^ or TfT/. 
 ( dim. tiq^t or^q^t or ^ f. V^^J- and, enhanc. ^qjf or 
 SfPT^r or IT m.). q^«5 n. OT. |JT/. SinFS or jrfjS M. 
 
 A whisk with thet. (of a horse, &o.) fZWi\f- fTT^- 
 m. V. JTK. 
 
 To bristle up the t. ^'J^ n. f%^R^. 
 To follow hard at the t. of ( bullock, Ac .) drive on 
 and pursue violently. $q?^, Tiq^ n. W.TSvff g. of 0. 
 
 To hang at the t. of. dance attendance upon. <h'^^\- 
 
 <t-^«Mi«-+i+l«-&c. ?5T»i^ g. of 0. ^>wf• ^^ gofo. 5H- 
 'ft/ jT^f g- ofo. 
 
 To^urn t. ^-J^l n. 5n?5^, TS/. ^T^^-'^, 5^ m%n. 
 
 To twist the t. C of a bullock ) to urge on. 5ilT9Wf, 
 
 2 ( ofa comet )^^/. 
 
 3 See End, Esteem itt. 
 
 Tail-cut, Taii.-cbopped, a. j?t^, rf^J-su, ftJ-.IM-^t . 
 Tail-less, «. fH^lTcirr, ^T^Ian-f^TTroET, STJ^ir, q'^^- 
 
 ^f^-&c. 
 Tailed, a. having a tail, vy-^i V'VCT^, %7?iTT, ?Ijr^T?!T, 
 
 Tailoe, «. f%<ft or f^tft m. ^^ m. <^^+H+-l'fl', •wlf^*, — 
 in contempt, f^JTST m. The common name assumed 
 by the tribe or body of Tailors is, HIH^^. 
 
 Tailoe-bibd, «. ^»Hm/. 
 
 Nest of the t. ^'H'jfl'^ «!)fif n. 
 
 To Taist, v. a. v. To Infect. TPT »n.-^«r m.-^3J35 m.-Ac. 
 ^-?5i^, <i'i^Tf)-^«r^Tfj-&c. ^.Tvi. 
 
 2 V. To CoBiiuPT. fc|vjj.) Pt, ^Tsrof, VI UHui ' , ?n?T^^, ^(- 
 
 3 slur, sully, Sfc. \. To Stain. jp^j^P w.-^T^oft/. 3l«|ci, 
 ^^)?^-^f*rfT-&c. ^iT^, ^^. 
 
 3b Taint, v.n. get lad — 7neat, ^'c f^pnif, ^\^m. g?:wt m. con^ 
 Taint, «. infection, corruption, soil. t(t^ »n. tfnJry. f^^ToS m, 
 
 sfTtr «. ?m «». 
 
 2 T. Stain. 5FT5E n. ^nc5^/. <^ m. |W n. W^.^ m. 
 Tainted, p, v. V. A. 1. TTT f^?^??r-iT?r^f^,?^ r<\^r^rfl-c!R- 
 ^?n"-rfl'|rirfl, f?rCT5E rlNpirfl-?5Tn%cTT. 
 
 2 f5lM5«I<^Bl, HRKc^OT, &c. ^f^. 
 
 3 ^'P rll'iJi'rH, &c. ^??i^, (j^pHfl. 
 
 I. — as neat. «|'HI remiss. t^iR, WlT^.c^l, STRPI, STT^oST, 
 «<ltil*, ^fcrq^rB. 
 To Take, t». a. accept, receive. ^, ^*Kof, aWt^JTTwf, q^- 
 
 01 n.-ir|' m.-STT^R »».-ym<^R «.-i(^*K w.-^tT^^JR. m.- 
 Ac. ^^. 
 
 3b take he understands, but to give he has never 
 learned. MMI-<(t f^^JT fTTc^ ^Rft "TT ^^T^ f^?IT PTT^TT 
 niff ?fTft. 
 
 2 T. To Seize. %ut, tT^. 
 
 3 captivate, v. To Chabm. »ft^, 'TtS^T ^V ^^, Hl^ »»•- 
 Ac. Vli?!"Ji, mf^rf-&c. ^T^. 
 
 4 ^f< in/o one'* power, ensnare, Sfc. v. To Catch. %r^. 
 
 5 iqiprehend, t. To TJndeestakd. ^, ^TH^w 3TTv»l5t 
 esp. in. con. 
 
 To t. to be. ^!r^ m. 3TOof.|t^ ^. 0/0. on J in. con. 
 
 6 receive, fed or le ajferted ly. qroi, 11^, *rH^, 'TT- 
 n^t in. co»i. iJliui »n. con. JTHRT ^of. 
 7 — in the general sense, ( a beating, an airing, the air, 
 heat, cold, wet, a jolt, shock, nodding, Ac. ) receive, 
 suffer, sustain, experience, be the subject of. ^]^, im, 
 iTTTof. 
 
 To t. well, ( kindly, rweetly, Ac. ). 'TIS W'^?\ ^"f. 
 
TAK I 
 
 8 — in the numerous variations of the sense as appear- 
 ing in the phrases To take ( breath, leave, farewell, 
 revenge, a course or way ). ifvj. 
 
 9 hire, rent. HISm*f ^^- [%^i«. eon. 
 
 10 ( a diteate, Sjc). ^of, •jl^iij in. eon. STHloj in. eon. 
 
 11 require. ^, <HM«<"^, 'iT7^, W^, BHI't ««. eon. 
 
 12 ( a likeness, Ac. ). *(««!, T?fT<n, 1^1^. 
 
 13 away ; remove. ^, q^S?T v>TM, ^l«u), ^HH^H n.-3"- 
 
 1* away ; v. To Seize. ^, ^^ot or ^^OT, f^, ^- 
 
 15 down ; /)i/// d<ncn or to piece*. 3rTTtir, <|>|4ui, 'J-1M4% 
 
 16 down ; vcrite. fS^ %^, ^«5Plt ^, Ht^CT^ %- 
 
 17 in. See To Coupkehenp. 
 
 18 in; T. To Cheat. »«^<fl. [3T!aTwr. 
 
 19 off;<firr«^, denude., ^c. V. To Stbip. srt^, ^jTrn^F, 
 
 20 off; T. To I MIT ATE. HT^ /. SMtf-TcTTot ^.o/o. VT^/. 
 
 art<«Jf-^mm-3n'»i^ y. ©/"o. a^T^oT, ?fm n. ^^ y. of o. 
 
 2 1 out ; forth ; from ; off; &c. <i>ljU|^ 'fAi'i ^^. 
 
 22 up ; T. To Lift, xj^aui, 3^^ ijSr. 
 
 23 up ; ( a defiance, an affront, &<•. ). %c!Pt, IRTR %- 
 itor ^^. 
 
 24 up ; ( a song, tune, Ac.) ^rfuj, tjTof, 
 
 25 up ; ( a course, a practice, Ac. ). tTt^f, 311^^, ^- 
 
 «T«t, *<"i*Mof, ai«f.tKtfi, antfJTof. 
 
 26 up ; V. To VsuzsTAXZ. 5^B^, "TJTRDf, ^ utdf, 
 
 '»«','< "7, «Ji^i3i. 
 
 27 up ; enyroM, ecntume, Jre. v. To OCCCPT, To AbsOBB. 
 
 28 up ; borrow, j-tj-jiri, t^^JT ^. 
 
 To t. care. To t. heed, ^prn, ^T M I ot Pf. 
 To t effect. 3l1«'i, WJ^^>^, Joit^ «m. 
 To t. in hand, v. To UnnrBTAKE. ^r tIT't. 
 To t. place, T. To Happej». qrot, ^T^ qw, stor. 
 To t. part. See To Sbabk. 
 To t. leave. f^rfW m.-3n|ri/-Jf^ w.-Ac. ^_ 
 7b Takk, f. n. gain reception, luil, v. To Plkabk. ^T?W, <T- 
 
 2 Aaco <3f<rc/. fypiOF, ^^ ^f^, 'Vi\m irJT, ^ «. r^if( g. 
 o/t.V^Vf. 
 
 3 after ; v. To Reskmbi.b. f^EOTW^ ^nH g. of o. litrjft- 
 ^f Mliof ^. e^ ». ^|r^^ ^T^^. of o. 
 
 4 to ; V. To Addict. TWoj, M^^ or »it^, ?fi^T^, 
 SfHlf^, *fT ■»• />^. ff^ or »r5m J.oj i.W^ fi. ^^ or 
 
 Witt y. (/ «. ^vndf, wm«r. 
 
 5 t<>war<!« ;/«rf m impulM ( to jo to), qw «//. fT- 
 
 ^■ifvr-f^vr y. tff « 
 
 6 with , 1. To PiXAfiB. iT»rm or imft»T ?JT^ g. of o. 
 
 7 place ; V. To IIappki*. qi^^, qip ijfl^. 
 
 Ta»c «,>. V. V. A. 1. ^i{^, Ac. 7^, q^fl|%?S9T, r»m. 
 2 Hn«sl«i, «|<^I, 
 
 |3 TAL 
 
 3 »rt|=1 ^n «»irfHI, Ac. n"t^, ^. 
 
 9 *fISMM ^firfWI. 
 
 13 %%^, Ac. 3T<Htrr, sftfT. 
 
 14 ^<«r^l, Ac. 3TT|?r, |?r. 
 
 Taker, n. Taki>-o,;j. o. v. V. A. 1. qwPCT, Ac. fl^wr-3n^- 
 ^-Ac. ^Tlf, 1IT^% ?TT^, tnr^, qrrt (in comp. as «7I^T<t, 
 
 ar^JiKtrrtt ). 
 
 2 tjuiKi, q<uiKl, Ac. 
 
 13 ^umr, Ac. 3rH«R-3'»nnT-Ac.;FTTf. [^^. 
 
 14 ^<U1KI Ac. ^r, ^rrf, ^rft, ^TT^, ^t^, ^T'TT-a^TfT'I-Ao. 
 Takiso, n. T. V. A. 1.— ac<. ^ ». Ac. ^tffijnT «». ^<1R»T'T «. 
 
 wH+K m. Tiint^Vl n. ^rTKit^TT m. Ac. ?l^ n. q^ m. 
 3iT^ «. ;m^Fr «. i(v^ m. 
 
 2 ^tit n. V^ ». 
 
 4 tTTwfw. [;/. 
 
 13 %^ n. Ac. 3T'PT^m.3rTn^PT«.75nTT».3T^^ff».3T^TT^ 
 
 14 ^^n. Ac. ^TTn. WT^TTTn. ^Xm. Wi\'Xm. 
 
 I. V. Agitation, Cosfusion. rtStToB/. ?mT|55/. ^tfT/. 
 
 frtrfts/. 
 
 Talc, ».— the mineral. 3T*I^»». n. HV^mIM?*. 
 
 Calx of t. 3niiqr»rF»Tn. 
 
 Yellow t. f^^oET arg^OT. 
 Tale, ». narraiite.falle, ijv. v. Stort. nt^/. qriTT/. TFt^/. 
 
 T. of olden times. vmw.J. Hrr^UTT/. 
 To be as a t. sn:r5/. ^ y. o/ «. 5E«Jt^ \m. 
 To tell tales of. ^^'ft^^m. pi. ^T^-flflfiT y. o/o. 
 2 reckoning.^ v. AccouKX. *IiRff /. f^^l or ft^JffisiCT. ^- 
 
 «^/ ^ 
 
 With full t. "JfTT^ *iiwi^, HiUNM. 
 Tale-beabeb, n. Tale-beaeiso, a. v. Inckkeiabt. yiB- 
 Wtr or i^fiWR, 5n«7, ^^^, =q^^, 5c5WT or MTT, 
 
 Tale-beabino, n. maliciou* or oJUciovt information. flllT- 
 wWt or flt'Tt^'ft/. ^l^/- ^n^ f- ^f^/ 5»T^)ETrtt/. 
 THTTHT/. 53RW/ fSl^TBW/. 3IiWI^/. ^"(IJII^in. 
 
 Tai.k>t, n. faculty, endownunl. ^m. 
 
 2 talents; v. Ukuebstahbiko. gf^/. 3TJgs/. JTfTr/. 
 
 Tai.etitkp, a. V. Clevkb, Wise, jf^f^PJ, Jn|T, %*n^, jf^- 
 
 TAUBMAy, ». V. Amulet, Chabu. frriTfm. ^W^»i. w. »i>ST«. 
 2b Talk, p. «. v. To Cowveuse. tRtS^, m^//'/. fltlSr, 3r- 
 ^«Rm.-H»TT^'T'>.-TT*PT».-?t^»i.-*1>y'l« -Ac. ^T^. 
 2 V. To SPtAK. ifr^, Hr^t»i/i..^j5ann.-7f*»;/-Ac. ^. 
 To t. to one's wlf. aHN?<THTi ;Hn?TT f'Jl^ffr *W*lT. 
 To t. big. ?^^«»R«r, 7^!??T«Tt^/.;)J. ?ltlot, 7- 
 im/. pi- 'TK'f, IRflR ^Tf^, fWI^T nt^*^/. i'i. Htl'ft. 
 To t. idly, V. To Pbatk. ir^, ^OTI/ "P^. 
 To t. in sleep. 3^0|9r, 3^l«<H«l"ii, 'J^r^S'if. 
 
 Tils, ». y. Coxtxuaxioii. •ihft'lTTr or mm / f /. iJR!T« 
 
TAM 
 
 864 
 
 TAK 
 
 2 rumour, v. Eepoet. nT or »T<^ /. frl'Iiyi'H or ^»lt^- 
 *ft/ ^te^Tm./. ^/. ^w. '^Z 3Tn»^/. 
 
 3 speech, saying. ^tS^". ^t^w.. *-^ui<ii». HIMUIw. 3^/. 
 
 Fine t. ^i s^Nif^f< <n. 
 
 Idle t.mere t.HT^^tn/. f'<TT^*TT/. TTVr/lor^klcrT IT- 
 
 vr/.;)^^TH/.<pq^t5t/or^r^Ft^5Tr/./i.fT^HF!^Irn.'T^!^»mT5f». 
 
 Light t. Small t. ?5f Hnmn. 
 Talkative, a. loquacious, v. Pbater. «j>r^ 4lrfU|Ki, 4la«|ii, 
 
 ^IPJnjr or »TT3T, fTTI I^r »Tt^55T, "ETrsR:, «il3Q^SI, «P^Pt^ or 
 
 S-STT, ^r^TTj? or 3, «rj»TT'ft, 'T^TrT, J^, «(M<I remiss. 
 
 JfT^TJ, 5rFJfr, ^r^'F, q^'aTSTBT, ^FTJ^T 
 Talkativeness, n. v. A. ^M^iiHullw. 'dMI^MUIUw. -m^i'^uil 
 
 m. ^fR5Tt/. ^Hlf^dl/. ^T^TTt^rfT/. &C. 
 Talkeb, n. Talking,!), a. v.V. 1. ^BiIKI, &c. H'Trim-&e. 
 
 2 <^s!(7m;r &c. ^Fjrrr, Tr«m-&c. !pTrf, 5ra5r, «rT5(t. 
 
 Fine t. y. Eloquent. ^jtig^TW, qtHjT ^n?ir, ^t^ 
 
 Merc t. that can only talk well. ?Tt5^ (as rffs^T ^- 
 
 <^, rTtr^fT fn"TTf , &c. ), Hfn gnr^T. 
 
 Tall, o. high in stature, t^ ( remiss. tA^i or t^ iallish). 
 
 3"^, T^nr. Some terms and phrases for An exceedingly 
 and disproportionately tall person, corresponding with 
 Gaffer lamloo, May pole, lath, walking mopstick, ^'c.&Te 
 
 'TTS or f6rc<TT5, ?55RI, ^c^, S^, J^FToE or JTToS or JTT- 
 55T, qirz or irfsra, ?y^5, tT'Fl^TT, Hotc|i, ^i=MllSqr, f^- 
 
 T. for its age. TTTf , ^JTRfn, g^TrasTT^, JHTCT. 
 T. and stout. fvpT, f^»T5 or fq^s. 
 T. and thin. ti^\i\ or firt. 
 "Very t. rTTTT^ 3"^ or fft^ rTfi T^. 
 To grow t. g-^^TR^i, 
 Tallness, n. V. A. g-^^irrr w. 3^/. jiR^ n. 3vr?Tr^ «. 
 Tallow, m. v. Fat. =^X^/. ^iR^/nt^qr/. 
 Tallow-candle, «. vx^).^ sfrft/. 
 Tallow-chandler, n. ^i^fl^-Hl spf^TT 5F^:jt f^4><nn!r. 
 Tally, n. <A»«y »ujVi«^ io. g^TRI m. 7?TR m. rTRST m. ^J^Vf 
 
 or 3TR m, v^/. 
 To Tallt, f. n. answer, agree, correspond. fJloEuf, fijduR'd 
 aT^M, 3d<ut, ^»T^, ^aoj, ^r^ur, si^, ^^ »». jriSt ^. 
 0/ s. :jm w.-3ierr M.-'g^ra/.-vr?? n.-Tmrr m.-&c. q^^- 
 
 ST^fOT ^. 0/ s. ?rT?5T HR5T W.-rTTSE W.-^JT^ »M.-&C. ^ y. 0/ 
 
 «. ^m^ or STOPT n. STH^-^SHT^-firaoT. 
 Talon, n. v. Claw, q^r m. ^^ n. m. 
 TaUakind, n.-the tree. f%^/ 3Tt«Rft/. 3?'=^ / STfSrS^ 
 /—in c ant ph rased, srt^rft^ or^ftjft^/.—the fruit, 
 
 f%^/. 3Tt*r?St/. 3T»Tft/. f%%^tTo5 n.— the pod, ^IFFJT 
 
 w. — the seed, f^r«ft^ m. 
 
 Seed-division of pod of t. ^I^ «• 
 Short and straight pod of t. qt^ — at ditting. from 
 long & crooked pod, ^tlT^ ». 
 T.-seed. f%^^ m. 
 T. water, f^-^jjufj n. 
 Tax on tamarinds. f%^fTOT «• 
 Tameoeine, «. — the kind of drum, v^ m.{ dim. ^^ or 
 t\f. 5^1 or^n.) ^^^f. ^f^f. 
 
 Hurried or animated striking of tamborines. W^J%f. 
 T.-beating and singing. SM>'llui «. 
 Tamborine-plateb, n. f^^, 3'FmT, jH> 4>(1 . 
 Tame, o. no< wild. qr^T, q^m^jfte, <mT^f^, <fV^, tfT3l>, 
 H|o6?5rtl,'m<*'l?irtT, ^TTORTroET, Hiumdrfrfl, or *TT^IRTToE?53r, 
 
 ?TP^, mt^T, ^.T, ^H, 3Tf|?r. 
 
 2 vapid, Jlat, \. Si'IBITLESS. T^PRtrT, H^H^, ^VS^oSi- 
 
 3 spiritless, unresisting, v. WEAK. 3^^, 3^, KTF, 
 
 To Tame, ». a. make domestic. HIoi^Hrfijot or JTn»raT3^ot, 
 'TmHToET-TTUT^T^qr ?f^f^T-T^-^^^r-&c. spT^, 'Srst- 
 iTnT-Hu|incffl-&c. SROf, JT3r WnoT, ^^RT^d »».-'5^<TT*r'T 
 m.-&c. ^5f y. ©/"o. 
 
 2 V. To Subdue. 5r5[t-&c.^?:of-, ^uftg- 3Tm^,Tigr am^m, 
 ^ OT. f»K^ g. of 0. ^1^^^;m n.-^ ^n.■^^ n.-kc. 
 !F^ g. of. 0. 
 
 Tameable, n. \. V. 1. JTm^5t?mr3TTnT-frn;^r-&c. m^mr- 
 
 oTT 5F<NM"1«ir-&c. 
 
 2 ?^ *<Ni<i?TnT-&c. ^uftw 3TmnTHT-5^-&c. ^x^., 
 
 Tamed, p. v. V. 1. Hm^ci^^sr, Hiui^iiar %^, &c. 
 
 5r^, ^nn?r, «r^ft^^, ^?ft^, 5f*T?f, ^fr. 
 Tamely, o</t>. v. A. 3. ^%<J%W^, vtJflorT^, iq i n,tq q „^ i^ q, 
 
 ^'PK^tH^^, &c. 
 
 Tameness, n. V. A. 1. iTIui«|o6MUU m. 'lO^Huil m. «R?ff^ts- 
 q-ajT OT. &c. 5R?nTT/. *i{l«n/. arf^^nTT/. 
 
 2 ^xjqf^HHuir m. mnr-i^dquii w. &c. 
 
 3 ?5-^ij^qu|| w. ^"^IHUir w. HIH<^Huir m. &c. TPT^/. qn^F- 
 
 Tamer, n. Taming, p. a. v. V. 1. HPiT^a^fiTRT, m g T ^ i a i <F - 
 <«nl'I, 'l^«l*<uiTTT, Ac. 
 
 2b Tamper, ». n. See To Meddle. 2 practise secretly, ^ot^- 
 
 ''iJI+Rrlf-fM»d«|u<<l+Rdi-&c. ?fmHn.-3%»Tm.-&c. '?Ic5?dT. 
 
 To Tan, v. a. ( leather ). W^\^^.^ ^^, ^N?T «TT?!3t, nTR 
 
 2 ( the skin, Ac. ) viake troian. «|rr5ET ^P^ , +!«'?<'[ T «i.- 
 
 «FTfo5TTT/.-&c. arn'M, «hi<*«(sui, ^r^ssR^- 
 
 To Tan, e.n. — the complexion. qrT3€T''t, ^iT^t^of, ^jd^sdf, 
 
 Tan-pit, n. ^Koft/. ^»mr^ f ^/. 
 Taho, n. «n«*, ^c. y. Taste, ^z\f.^m1n. 
 
TAP 
 
 865 
 
 TAS 
 
 TASODfT, «.— in geometry. ^T?!^/. icm^f. WH^T/. 
 To flj off at a t. 3TtFtHT ^»TrJt. 
 
 Tasoibu-itt, fi. T. A. rT; nk i ^q"i'<iH r/.-3fTpT f.-&c.^h- 
 sft«T^/- FHW/. t^Twi/ &c. ?q;ir «. 
 
 Tasoiblk, a. perceptibU by the touch. wnNI-m-#»IT-&C. 
 
 Wff'ft'^, ?^'T, 'F?*1', W^T, ?^|l*Jl»*J, ^nt^, WfliRI. 
 To TaSolk, e. o. invoice, entangle, eompiieate^ ^T. nt^^fT^- 
 
 or, 'loivdu^ or •ict'»Kui, ntq^aflt, nhr^, •fiMi'ii, y<.s<iffi 
 
 or Jj<»iOi or 'J<<H4«ii, «PT /.-^dl'jH /.-itat/. J>i.-»W<?4I 
 
 or »I«&*IJI oi.-^«l«l fJi.-nrr^ «.-*fi^l'if^/.-g<Tril II.-&C. 
 
 ^^ ff- ofo. 
 
 2 entnare^i ^-c. See To EstaSolk. 
 To Tasgle, v. n. he entangled. iTfiUT, JTWE^, HI <W^, nf'TT't, 
 
 •JTr/.-*! 1 1 ■j<i /.-Totlxt I W.-&C. ^oir y. q/'o. 
 TaSOIB, ». *rto( or complication of thread*, ^c. HfT/. M*11']H 
 
 / 3rr/. 3T€t/. j«lcil IB. tftSE m. tjl n. 3T5T m. ^/. or 
 
 nrst/. p^. HTT« Tonyrr or qa'ptTTw. 3»tt«t «• J^trr «. 
 
 Tasolbd, p. T. V. A. 1. *IH«W??1, iW*i^\ , Ac. 
 
 IaXK, n. lake, large retercoir. »dfc n. flrSl^ or fTaT^ ««. ^^WT 
 
 2 T. CUTEBX. Ct% ». St^/. 
 
 TAsmtD, /). T. V. A. 1. iiM^^i, *m«irf3I, &c. 
 
 2 and V. N. T-I^W^W^I, Ac. 
 Ta5t«kd5E»b, n. T. P. 2. ipraw^/. *l*Hit/.^5E^^/. SFlfe. 
 
 HT W. /Wp. ^iPiHl/. 
 
 Tasvex, n. T. V. A. 1. ^mi tt?yTRT- ^R iyn H i, &c. itfR 
 
 or «|t, ^TTT or <i|l*^l<, '(J^n. ^«*U. 
 T.'i steeping vat or vessel. ^W^T^ VJ «. M»»+« «. 
 
 TA»TALiaATI05, M.T.V.— Of/. STTO^ ». Ac!" ^Totf^lft/. ^^ToE^- 
 
 To Taktalize, p. fl. tea$e wilh/aUaciotit hope*. ^raJf'T, ^T- 
 3E^^ ^I^M"!, ^ w. ^^^or, 3TT»nT BW'T, 5=?1<'I, ^rt^Jll 
 
 /. enwir, ^mvf f.■^z^v^ f.-&c. ^^. 
 Takiahzed, /». V. V. ^id^'-^fSI, ^T3^oft ^ l ^^^.rtl , Ac. 
 Tavtalizeb, ». Tastaliiiso,/). s. t. v. -^ t ot^u im, an^Nr- 
 
 •fli^wim-"*!^"**!^!, ^i««iwfl ^IW<|iilU|-^l^<|«<<ISI, Ar. 
 TAjrxAMOiWT, «. T. Bqcal, Eqvitalkkt. w^niT, «»T, fTH- 
 
 To Tap, vm. $trike with a gentle Uote. vm?^ or ^^zif, *m 
 /^*iii^/.-Ao. •iKwl-^, 5T5TWW, 4lf>vi. 
 2 broach, pierce. »Tf^ n.-Jin »». TT^. 
 
 Tap, »i. ^, ^«»/fe How. tmf- >m?/. >fr?<t/. liTNX/. *n- 
 
 ^/. ?^WT SI. 
 
 2 ( of the luod, upon a tabor, Ac. ). vra/. |m si. Wff. 
 T^n, «.— ine, namw. ^tn/. ( from the Portuguese ).— 
 
 coarse, broad, ^WIT/. 
 To laro with broad t. ifvr^. 
 
 2 ( of drawers, Ac. ) ffTl/. 'rift/. ^TIT w. 
 Taps-wobm, n. stu ain SI. 7^n%V SI. ^rttST^ SI. 
 Tars, n. $maU wax candU. ^(f\% i*flmft/. 
 Jinm, TArsu50, a. that nmrrowt toward* the poimi. ^T^- 
 
 tance. smr «• *i<A4«) «. ?TO5- 
 
 2b Tapes, e. n. become gradually imaller toward* the point, 
 
 Tapestbt, n. cfo/A icoren withjlgure*, ^i\i^\i or ^S^\ ^• 
 
 "T? n.-fH?ft% "?5^ «». pi. «^«H m. 
 Tap-boot, n. vt^utK35 n. 
 Tab, fi. — the resinous i 
 
 ^ m. *lM»f<*l wi. 
 
 2 See SAitOB. 
 To Tab, p. o. imr n. ST^. 
 Tabdt. See Slow, Dilatoet. 
 Tabe, n. — in commerce, ifrtrnr «. 3TPt5 «• 
 Tabqet, n. V. Shield. st?5/. 
 
 2 marAr, t. Bott. f^^ltm «. 3^ «. 
 T. -practice. =qt^JTrtt/. 
 Taeiff, c. n. carfc/ of commerce. «<+|rfl^r-&c. f^T^Rmt M. 
 To Tabxish, r. n. i^coMic </«W, 7o«e luttre. f^^, Hotiit, JT^jft- 
 
 fT-f^J^-Ac. ^o}-^ ^n^ 
 To Tabsish, v. a. t. To Sullt. ^^^,1^55^, jm^r, TTiftH- 
 
 ♦i«<i»t-[«i4«i>i-Ac. ^>^. [ rt|«(ff|. 
 
 2 fig; T. To Staes. ?m m.-sffT m. STT'iI't-TtHuf, ^«?^ »». 
 Tabsisued, p. V. V. N. Ri^rfl, Sl ' l ctri l, Ac. f^T^FT, ft^iM , 
 
 IIUlSIoS, JT^jftcT, Mo&lxl, «*ri+. 
 To Tabbt, r. n. continue, ife. v. To Stat, n^, VR^, 3^. 
 
 2 See To Delat, To Dawdle. 8 for j wait for, v. To 
 
 Stat. ?T^, wtowr^, ^ts^ ^T^. 
 Tabt, Ac. See Soub, Shabp, Ac. 
 
 Tabtab, «. concretion on the teeth. 9}^^\^\•^ W^«. J[fTO^»i. 
 Tabtabus, n. T. Hell. < t H'^ I <|. «. TW w. 
 Task, n. icor* impoied by authority. Hfl^f^r^sl-vjlrj^ f^- 
 
 55-jTr<ft HiiaP5-Ac. cnr n. ^it «. ^jroNt hmuj*/.-^- 
 m?/. [ srm «. 
 
 2 See BosijrESfl. 3 burdensome employment. rSif^O^ 
 To take to t. v. To Blame, To Scold. Xi^ •». ^^. 
 To Task, r. a. impote a ta*k. ifTK n. H'JfT-^'Jt^-Ac. ^, 
 ^JT»T «. *TT»ff *iHw(, «TIT w. Vlrf'ii. 
 
 Task-masteb, n. *m ^ij^ ^"mT-^rifj^ ^«ii<i, ^m Tnrft 
 
 »TTT^TTTT, *TIT HMUIKI, pft^ ^t^T, 'WV^, irf*!. 
 Tassel, n. ornamental bunch oftilk, ^e. ilhtT m. Qil^ «. 
 
 Tasselled, a. v. N. ^%^, 5K%^, "{M^K. 
 
 To Taste, t>. a. perceive by the palate. ^\v m.-^ m.-&e. 
 
 3tr»r^-?nniorAc. wi^^ipt w.-^ructt^r ».-Ac. ^k^ and, 
 
 with in. con. ^t^, 
 
 2 try by the palate, ^m^, an^I^^, f*/. ^-'H^Sj 7. 
 0/ o. mn^nfff. ^Tf% ^. 0/ 0. WR]^ m.-^r^ «. ijit ^. q/'o, 
 fT'^^/.-^IWI^H n.-Wi^i «.-NT^w.-T5fTTr/. «PTflt^.q/o. 
 
 3 have perception of, feel, ^wdf, •h'l't, aT^Hlf^, 3»5>T- 
 Vm. W y.©/"©. 9H5»Tt si.-Ac. <rfi^-^t^ g.of 0. with in.eon. 
 ^W/. ^Oi-TT^^. ofo. ^R^pm^-^f^^W-Ae. k^ in. eon. 
 Vt^ i». eon. ViPf^ Ml. owi. 
 
 To Taste, v. m. teem to the tatt*. «1»1*^, fRJ^, r^ m,-Ao. 
 anriir in. con. 
 To t. wcU. w^i^, »?ti m»T^-fr?vf-f>^. 
 
TAS 
 
 866 
 
 TAW 
 
 2 of; tmack^ have a flavour of. ^qr^ ff».-{57r/.-^?r w.-q'sT 
 
 Taste, «. — the scusatiou. ^t^ w. grTHT^ w.^T^fTTT n. ^- 
 fUT «. ^T^rqr m. l^\^ m. 
 
 2— the sense. ^J. x^flrqn. f^^-?ft5r5ft nt^t/.-'q^ 
 /. ^ «. T^T^/. 
 
 Eestoration of lost t. <Tr5 TT^S^ m. 
 
 To blunt the t. sftH/.-f^i^/. f^RToE^T, fftlw. ^ ^r(ut. 
 
 To lose one's t. c^t? «. 5rrf^ ^ot y. <?/ «. fffs «. ft^of 
 
 ^. o/«. f^rsrsft 'ft^/.-=Epr/. ^^ j?. o/«. 
 
 3— aa in substances, '^^f. ^^f. ^j^op. ^^f. W^m. 
 
 Tho six tastes ( viz. sweet, sour, Bait, pungent, 
 astringent, bitter ). ^J^ m. pi. 
 
 4 relish, sensual or intellectual, ^^f. ift^/. ^r^ pop. «;- 
 
 According to one's t. q-<rR:f%f. 
 
 Loss of t. 3T^/. ard^^ «. 
 
 To suit the t. ^tjf^ HFr<jf, ^^ 37n^ ff. oft. 
 
 5 nice perception. ^^ m. ^fTR n. ^^m w. Jr^fTPT «. 
 
 Devoid of t. 3TTf%^, 3TT^rfT, 3w4^. 
 Having t. ?;f%:p, ^^TfT, H^fT, 
 Spurious or false t. T^THT^T m. 
 G fondness for^ liking, '^zf. '^Z^f. ^f^^ m. xJ^tjtt or 'qft- 
 
 To get a t. for. t?dRoi, ^^Rtof. 
 
 7 smaci, smatch, tincture, ^c. ^i\^ m. ^Z\ f. ^TH m. >l'tr 
 OT. esrf^ «. ?5<^/. f5%ft/"- 3T^/ f5^^/. g=T^/. ^^f 
 
 8 fimaW quantity given as a specimen. Hnrar w. ^J^^\J. 
 Tasted, jp. and a. v. V. A. 1. T^T^f^^- ^^i{-&c. vrm^- 
 
 2 -^Kjlrfrfl, &c. 'Epi ^rT^cCT, 3TT^T^, 
 
 3 =ETO^, &e. [ *=TT^f%f^?. 
 I. having a particular taste. ^tTT^T^, ^t«ft^, &c. ^c| | i^<J Tf>, 
 
 Tasteful, Tastt, a. having a nice relish, savory. ^T^^, ?- 
 f%^, ^--^n*, H^<^K, JTt?, f*f^, ?f^, T^STT^, "^^^sfoftfT, 
 
 ^*r»T, -NiHilri, w^ 5^^, =^1%?, ^^^, ?rq^, f ^^^TT^, g- 
 
 To become t. »iTft t5FM. 
 2 evidencing taste. Tl^$r=;fT, ?J^ft«?R, ^T^I^, H^f'qT, H^I^, 
 
 Tastefulkess, Tasti>-ess, n. v. A. 1. ^^/. =ef^T^/. ^/. 
 
 firsrrT/. «>?ir «. ?^q<TT/. ^r^^Ft^r «. Krrf^^rsi «. ^t^- 
 
 f?r ». H^fsT'TrTT/. 
 
 2 H^^ft/. gsff / g»T/. gii^/. 
 Tasteless, a. vapid, tcithout relish, \. Iksipid. ^^, ^^?r, 
 
 ?n^, q^^F^, w;h, ?fk?T, 3T^r|, ^sn^f^rr-^^n-^-^- 
 ^T, ?^^-?%r-&c. 
 Iastelessses^w. v. a. ii^JTSTTJir «. &c. ;Ri qi lf |f q n. ^^- 
 
 Tatteb, «. T. Eao. gs^ m. gs% n. ^TTRT m. fS^ «• 
 
 Tatteedemaiion, «. T. Eaoasiuffiit. "PJ^^qr, f^^t?^,— 
 
 a female. f%EqT^^_ 
 I Tatteeed, a. torn, ^-c. v. Eaoged. <{>|<l+,l, ^PTT^ ^I%?IT. 
 ! To Tattle, v. n. talk idly, v. To Pkate. sptTof, sppspFoi, qr- 
 
 rnf pi. ^ot-ttKui, nwiT/. ^^ tJT^-^f'Tot-JTH't. 
 
 2 fe/i secrets, \. To Blab. ??tlT5fJf , 5^^ «. wmsSir g. 
 
 Tattlk, n. V. Pkate. Jit'^^sfTrTT or MJr^jf.pl. ^fnmnft or m- 
 
 nmnft/. ^iRMt/. ^s^r^^jft/. ?5'EmT:t or b'^ss^/. 
 Tattleh, n. Tattlisq,^. o. t. V. 1. spFiTRT, &c. sj^spRr, 
 «T55r5«TT, S^noE, ?r«frS or rt^lot, rt^i«« or ?I|t«TT. 
 2 JTtlToEtrrHT, &c. +MI-qi |?5W, 3TF<T^ or aTr'T'E'jff, f^T- 
 
 To Tattoo, ». a. ( the body ) />«ne<«re and stain, ffi^ or 
 Tattoo, n. mark made by tattooing, ^j^ n. 
 Taught, p. v. V. fidqj^rrSOT, &c. ■^f?=tfT, ^tf^TH, T^q^^ft, 7^- 
 f^, r«(?iiR<i, ar'^'^f^, f^fH, fTTf^<T, frf^cf, ^nr. 
 
 To Taukt, v. a. twit, uplraid, reproach sarcastically. ^t^Sr, 
 SiNrot, ^15^ jfTjdt, affST^, ^T^FfrT JprfSTT/.^J?. qr^Bt, 
 BTffT-^^-sf^-^rfT-^'^'l M 1 4^ -& c. ^6t, 5n^, 7TT 
 /.-dlSil »».-&c. *lKul, dIdHul, fftSr ^FT^, St^lTT «».-3l^<Tr 
 
 M.-&C. iTR't^, :jT%«r »«.-3Tr^ «». 5pTwr, %^?5of, ^^^m.- 
 
 \^ W.-&C. JTRot, J^r^/.-J^'lf^t/. ?Twf ^. q/"©. 
 Taunt, Taunting, n. v. V. oni Sahcasm. qh(ot «.-&c. iq'r- 
 
 =qTift /. 3TT?T? M. 'S^r «». gq^«? m. 
 Taunteb, fl. Taunting, ^J. o. t. V. ^^ <m1c4i»I|<|, jf^ ^- 
 
 Tauntinglt, «(/»>. T. A. c5Tffr, ^T'lfT, '^t^, MlfJ^*imf^, 5[r- 
 s^ jrg5, &c. ;jqTttTT^, ar^rffr m^I|ji. 
 
 Tatjbus, n. — the zodiacal sign. ^^^ m. 
 \ Tautological, Tautologous, a. repeating the tame thing. 
 
 jjRf^p^, ^*'-+n-=iii f^?i^p^. 
 
 Tautoloqist, n. %^'^ fp^TT ^rt"iKi, J^Rrfe-Ac. ^Ron^r, 
 
 J^J^^jft-Ac. q^f-^Tft-&o. 
 Tautology, n. saying the same thing again, t. Eepetition. 
 
 JH^tP/. f|^??;/.3T5^^ m. ar^STT m. 3n^5^ n. 
 Ta\ebn, n. liqtiorshop, dram shop. 5pt^Tf^jf% I^IH «• ^^- 
 
 ^ I^FRT «. fnS^/- f^5T»>.rRT5!irc5T/. ^rT^Tf^/. »^f^r- 
 
 ^^ «. n^n/ n^^T/. 
 
 TaVEEN-KEEPEB, W. ^c5ra, <^t<Kf«l*"IKI, ^Klq-tTT. 
 
 Taw, n. /ar^e marlle. ST ot. ^^ ot. «f7 »». 
 
 T. ring, ^s m. 
 Tawdeiness, n. v. A. %^oir3;'nJTT m. &c. ^?^ nt»Tr/. ^r^r- 
 *ft tfr^rr/. %i3t ^HT/ Ac. 
 
 Tawdet, a. meanly showy, fine tcithout taste. ^3^ 5TT%^r, 
 ^^jTUTT^, ^^TT^, f^rsr, S^ft^, ^\VJ^ or iff, St|<Y, 31^r- 
 
 Ta-wkiness, «. V. A. f^^oTT m. &c. f^^szf. f^^T^ f. 
 Tawkt, a. — the colour, ftns:, 1^1551, I^IT, ^f^3 /w?. ^fPl^l. 
 
TEA 867 
 
 Tax, n. turn or rale of money attested hy government, impost. 
 
 *K«lld m. qft or +I<*I<S{)/. ?Tm «. ^ «. ^ ». 5- 
 ?^ m. «. <MJ?< n. 
 
 Closing or clearing division of a t.tfl iSM ^/.^l I i*l I +t/. 
 
 Exempt from t. ^f%^,"5rT^ or ^, Tra, 3n»t. 
 
 Half t. f^Htim m. 
 
 House t. J<««KI m. tmft /. 
 
 Land t. STTST w. ?mT »». 
 
 Person pajing it. +)|T*(1 m. 
 
 Proportion oft. ^NIHufl /. f^*^<*ft /. 
 
 Bemitted t. or Sub-t. ^fHR n. 
 
 Settled or regular t. ^^^ m. — a« ditting. Jrom 
 
 Extra t. ^nnf /. ^<HliI «. 
 
 T. in rash or money. T'P^Hl or ^■4\'\\A j. 
 
 T. levied upon the earing of the crop. <i^|<.qift /. 
 
 T. on festal occasions, joj-t. ««?I^M^ /. 
 
 T. on exports and imports, sj^ut /, 
 
 T. on wells. f^f^^jlT m. 
 
 T. on marriage of widows. 'TR^TT m. 
 
 T. on shopkeepers and artisans. ^T^rTTTT m. 
 
 T. upon fields and enclosures. ?rTT m. 
 
 T. to defray contingent charges. Hlf^'^^TrTfl' /. 
 
 T. to supply a defalcation. Ht^T^lft /. 
 
 T. upon lowest classes. ai4l«mf| f. 
 
 To assign or apportion a t. f^T^lT^ /. JRwr-^^nrof, 
 »TflET «• ISTJ^, WTT'ft/. ^T'f, fllMui, SfT3tJft/. q^, <T^ 
 
 To Tax, v. a. impose a to* om. ift/-^ «.-^ m.-&c. IRT- 
 
 2 See To Charge, To Accuse. 
 Tix-raEE, a. <TTo5, ^f^r^,^tT^ or sft, 3T^. 
 
 TaX-OATBEBEB, «. VyJ^^K, ^grTT, fT^flr?^, ^*IH^I<. 
 
 Tax-boll, m. <jft/ ftna/. [ ?*TR. 
 
 Taxable, a. liable to aitessment. ^^, ^5^^, «I-<<I-HI, 5?^- 
 Taxaiior, n. T. V. <T^ W^T^of n. ST? ij^TOt n. Ac. apTmi^ 
 
 Taxed, p. t. V. ^ww^^^, Ac. ^«IMI, *U^, Ac. ^,ft- 
 
 Half-t. f^M^JtO- 
 
 Sub-t. MI^v^«l-ft. 
 
 T. in cash. ^nf[. 
 
 T. in kind. ^^fSWTfll. 
 Taxei, ». Taxho, p. a. T. V. ^in-kc. l^TWTm. 
 Tea, «. «r|T m, 2 ( the infusion ) ^^l^ %m «. ^ »>. 
 TEA-rOT, », ^fT^ ». ^^I^ /. 
 
 To Teacb, v. a. inttrurt, inform; eommunieate tke knotcledge 
 of. ^V^ or ^«|i|uf, InMUl, W^, <lf'|Ul, -Ji^n*^, flT- 
 
 m, ^«nfl^, T^ ■•-nj»Ti>iii.-ftr?Tt/.-'H*^T'»^»i.-ffrRii.- 
 AptoeM to t. limwHn/- 
 
 To t one's cld«rt or betters. tWtw it^ /. fk^. 
 , an ill sense, firef^f, ftref^/. *T«t y. i/tf. 3»l- 
 
 IiACBiiu, •. T,V.— of fflfttt«r«. fiwfTUi^-oftni-Ac. wtnt- 
 
 TEA 
 
 H'^lM^'fi. — of persons, v. Docile, Obediest. ^1%^, 
 
 Teachableness, n. v. A. gf^^Frr/ Ac. 
 
 Tbacheb, n. Teachino, p. a. v. V. 1. f^^«l<JU<T, Ac. %????, 
 
 Acquired from a t. — an art, Ac. ^m^. 
 Spiritual t. 5^, ^Hi*}. 
 
 T. of any of the arts or accomplishments, ^w:^. 
 
 Business or craft of a t. c(«l<^PlO/. ^WI<^MU|I m. 
 
 Teachiho, n. V. V. 1. n\*«jw( n. Ac. f^?TT / f^?T^ n. See 
 
 the other nouns under the Verb. 
 Teak, n. — the tree. ?TFRT^ «• 'ffm m. ^n^ m. ;?tft m. ^\- 
 TOT m. flNclM m. — the wood, ^Ml*fHm. ^m m. HRTw. 
 
 Of or belonging to t. +)I'I<ImT, OTH^, fll**?^, ^\^• 
 
 Phmtation or forest of t. ^fTT^TT «. 
 Teal, n. — the bird. mu|+l'*(4l ( IT »». f^f.^n. ) S|U|^'Hlw. 
 ( ?T m. ttf. % n. ). [mf. 
 
 Team, n. horses or o.ren harnessed for drauing. vftrT n. flfit 
 Teapot, n. <aA/f or </anrf leiVA three legs. f^TFft/. ^wf /• 
 Teab, n. 3T^ or arret, "• "»• ^3 ♦•• "•• ^'fi^ ♦»• ^TFJ «. 
 
 %5r^ «. «rm «i. «. 
 
 Flood or torrent of tears. 3T«J*nTT/. "T^ffo^/- 
 
 Flowing or trickling of tears. ST^^m m. 3T^^r^ m. 
 
 T.-drop. 3T:gf»r5 m. tt^ n. 
 
 T. of affection, sfm^' m. n. 
 
 Waste tears. aRtR^f^ ». 
 
 To burst into tears. nf«. *l«olwi. 
 
 To melt into tears. 3mf n. pi. <rm^. 
 
 To shed tears. 3Tt^«f w. ^/. or arre^ "». />/. ynsof-JnoB^r. 
 
 To stream, — tears. 5f%m. ^^or tlooMl-ii <n'ft«.4I<i">, 
 
 To wipe the mourner's tcars.T?c'n% 3Tr^ m. pl.^f(^, 
 i\^m.pl. 5^ g. of o. [q^. 
 
 To wipe away the tears from every eye.»T^t?T?W«. 
 
 To Teab, r. a. rend. VYt^., "inf^JTIJof , f^T^t, ntl't, WtfJT- 
 
 ET^, Snatfr, f^^uut, ^;jV\ n.-f^^v{ n.-&c. ^m g.of 0. 
 
 — Bonndingly, JT-^'l-^C Ac. (intctis. Z^TX or t\-zx\KK-Z- 
 
 X\K\ ) odv. qfTl^-fM^'H-Hlr't, ■M<*'fl, rt^, ''-^<M«(«(. 
 
 To t. in or to pieces. >m'»l|H<ll*u|-^, i^^ m, pi. 
 ipT'i y. of 0. a^VTcB^, f^?li>'^i n.-Ac. ^of g. of 0. 
 
 To t. and pull asunder, about, Ac. f^^V-'H, f^fWIT 
 fk^^zf. ^FT^T. 
 
 To claw and t. 5^, 5^^^. 
 
 To t. and poll asunder, fn^**"'!. 
 2 laniaie, lacerate^ v. To Scbatcu. J^^^ or J^J<(^, 
 
 8 ( the hair) pull iciik vioUnee. J^ri^, 3Ttf^,3Tt»PTT'l/'-- 
 
 W^tMIl/- 1^ y- ©/"o. 
 
 4 up ; off; away ; Ac roughly. 3^^^, 7^T>7m,3^'S- 
 
 2b Tf*», r. n. rend. VT?«^, ^T^, VTWT m. f'lirn-'Tm y.e/<. 
 
_ TEA ^ 
 
 — soundingly. zl-^^'^K-&c. ( intens. ZK^ or Tt-Z^- 
 etT^, ) adv. qr^^-f«R^, *ra^. 
 
 2 fume^ rare, v. To Baoe. di>»>4"l, «m>3of_ 
 
 3 along ; through ; &c. v. Impetuously, trs^praw, «r?r- 
 
 Teae, «. V. Kext. =EftT/. <PTo5T m. [ Siis^d. 
 
 Teau-fui, a./«Wo/'/tfar», V. Weepixg. Hiric^I, 5«R«r^?5r, 
 Teabkb, ». Teabing,^. o. t. V. A. 1. <PT5T7Tn:T-&c. ^"l-ft^- 
 
 Teaeisg, «. V. V. A. l.~act. "FTOT n. NTof n. rffCT «. &e. 
 
 2b Tease, v. a. ( wool, &c. ) v. To Caeb. f^^, i^FnTof, 
 
 2 torment, vex, annoy, liaragj, ^c. Tt^'it, SoEfff, ??50f, 
 "n^'it, -"Hlotq^'i, ^r^Tof , ^TToI'Jt, ^T^JR'jf, ^TrTTST't, «nT^, 
 
 ^^Fm"^, ^f?nf^, rioEH55Tfsr5T,»Ti^'JTqE/.-vTT^Dj<F/.-'3Tr5r- 
 "ft/.nf^oT'p/.-ijos «t.-tj?'itq? /.-^rraiinp/.-mot^ui /.-xn-- 
 
 asT'JI^ /.-tJ?5?rT/.-'TT^W^/-:?7r5PJft /-f^T5tY/.-f%^T/.- 
 
 m.-^r^f. ^^. This word To tease expresses the sense 
 of numerous livelj and common words, phrases, and 
 combinations, such as to plague, to pester^ to hother, 
 and, with some enhancement or intention, to badger, 
 to tcoriy, to karats, to pertecute, to tire one''t life 
 out, to tefj^ to death, to consume one''t vitals, to vex 
 one't very toul, Sfc. ^c. There are formations in Mardihl 
 equally lively and common, and equally colloquial or 
 free. Here therefore they are collected, vi i otu i, sr^or, 
 F^msTO^, ?l5tni, rjitdolNUJ, TFST^, ntl>Jif, 'tlT^, ^oEof, 
 STRiJf, 3T^^, 3TfRW, ^3<'iS5R5r, ^^dt, ^TTSTT tT^, fT- 
 'TW aTT'T'Jt, tJoSt iJoEot or «Jotlj55li7r, :rTiT o>- ^nt^ m. J^- 
 ^, f^^r^ ^ »». %ur, ;jft^ >7». atS'jf , 3iSY?I ^T5E>Jf, 3Tf- 
 
 5f^ g- of 0. #5/. JFT5^ or ^i^ g. of 0. 3TT5/. ^iT^OT- 
 ^ ^.o/ 0. ^Sr ?l^». ^ot y.o/ 0. f^q^ic5T STTlt ^ or 3T- 
 
 *ifr^nff n. pi. ^<z^■^]i^^ ^izmf pi. ^rmor tdth €1 of 
 
 0. ^T 3fr?/.-?5fs'iHi«/. !RDt, JHrqoffrT tr^wf, «t>M Pft /. 
 HR'Jf , grqTT^ m. ;Ruf 5'. 0/ 0. «ri?-qm^^ ( frSir, itm ^, 
 
 &c. ) ^S OT-i^Z. <HN^"T, 'PIff ?TroT, ^?nTT2 m. /.-3T?T- 
 
 GT«(i<HM«f/-&c. JRot ^. ©/"o. sniTT »»• pl.-rT^ /.-T^^ 
 
 /. f i. sRot g. ofo. rf^rT^/. ^, rre^^ tftS'lf. 
 Teased, ;j. v. V. 1. f^^ST^OT, &c, 
 
 2 »Tt3T^c^, &c. 
 Ieasee, n. Teasing,;), a. y. V. 1. fi^onrr, Ac. 
 
 2 'iiv»ioiin, &c. nr3ionp-&c. ^otrt, ^srssft, tJrS^F, ^r- 
 
 1. teasing ; vexing, S^'c. v. Tiresome. J^t, f%^, %^^- 
 
 Teasiko, n. V. v.— ac^ f^^ „. &c. 
 
 2 'li-Jiwl «. See the nouns given under the Verb. 
 Tbat, n. dug of a least. arf^cE or arf'SfcC m. arm? m. ^ ot. 
 
 J TEL 
 
 Blind t. gj m. [ ^? «». 
 
 Clot which forms during milking on the t. ftftot/. 
 Of two teats. 5^^. 
 2 See Nipple. 
 
 TECmSKJiL, a. belonging to a particular art or profession 
 
 sjtft, f?r«1 !f OT?i«i*ft, ?5T?Tf^, ^t%f?l^, TlftTlf^. 
 
 Techkicality, «. T. A. ^?l«rf^9ijfUfTT /. f«r^1*ril^«t- 
 f^fTT/. ?IT?TfoH^ n. 5Rt%^^?^ n. 
 I. a t. Tft'TTTT/. 
 
 To Ted, r. a. ( hay, &c. ) spread. f^vrfRuf. 
 
 Teddeb, &c. See Tetheb, &c. 
 
 Tedious, a. tcearisome, irksome, tiresome, ^-c. from continu- 
 ance or prolixity, \. Tiresome. ^Totr qi<<MilT-'THT ^TT- 
 ?TMmT-&c. t5tir-?yf5B3T, SfsTift^, tZTo^V^T, ^STasfT- 
 
 2 ion^, prolix, tiresome in relation. «lTnft, stTT^R, ^- 
 
 ?ir^4muiNiMi=5rr, ^t^f^, "TT?^Tat^, ^^r^^, ^^terr, 
 
 Tedioussess, n. v. A. 1. ^^iToET TT^n^PTT-Ac. ?IHq<»rT «.- 
 
 t5t5ft/.-&c. SM^HCll «». ^'Kii^/- 
 
 2 -MHdtjU ll w. &c. =qR7T5/- ^4^ «• e. WI^. 
 Tedium. See Weabisomeness. ["ft. 
 
 To Teem, t>. n. bring forth young. f%nf, ire^ M.-&C. ^t^i g. 
 
 2 he full, pregnant, replete, Sfc. v. To Abound. :t^-»i- 
 
 ^■&.c. 3TW^ in comp. ^TfT «.- *T^ih^/.-&c. 3T^ ^•^»- 
 Teemeb, n. Teeming,;?, a. v. V. 1. f^^IRT. 
 
 2 3TT5«r, ST^, *T«T, ^of, 'Jft^, 'TftT, STT^, all in 
 
 comp. 
 To Teeth, v. n. breed teeth. ^ m. j,l. qof-j^-vjiHiif in. 
 
 con. or, with g. oft. ^mf=Err T'TK m.-&c. ^W. 
 Teething, n. t. V. ^f?r ^^ n. &c. ^?TWr2 «. Jpts;^ w. ^r- 
 
 Tegument, n. y. Integument, Coteb. atrr^R^ «. "^H n. 
 
 Telegbaph, n. 5rT<T»ft/.-&c. Tlif^"^!'^ ^^ n. 
 2 ( electro-magnetic ). HKR^T «. 
 
 To Telegbaph, v. a. rlKN-slidH m<1»ft/. >Ti<4R(«i-^r^f5m. 
 
 Telegram, «. ailN-sliH^ Trel^jft-aTT^t sir?nft/. 
 
 Telegeaput, n. rHiH-slfdH siTfiift HI4r=l"<<l<t ^?TT/. 
 
 Telescope, n. spy glass. |^/. 
 
 Telescopic, Telescopical, a. |f^^t)l, jf^'ft^'TT f^^Pft^. 
 2 (star, &c. ) |f^4iH^ f^'JIRT. 
 
 To Tell, «. o. relate, narrate, communicate, make Arnott-w, t. 
 To Inform, ^rtnor, ^TS^t, g'WR^, +ot*|iii,'^^^, fHT^- 
 DT, 'HT^-^?T-&c. ^jrrnr, f^T^tit, ^TT^^, fJT%^, sfHiTot, 
 ^, ?TT?T^f^-3Tt3T^ ^T7^, ^tllft/.-^Wt/.-?lt»T m.- 
 &C. W^oi, q;'<Tcr»--^^5J/-f^^^>»-f^5^'f 11.-&C. ^T^. 
 To t. far and wide, ^rtireffft/. TTot g. ofo. 
 To t. heavily in the end. 3T^^-5p3t<T-^3Tf -Ac ^ifT^f, 
 
 To t. in two words. <^vf\ adv. m'\^. 
 Jo t. to do, bid. ^I'l^i. 
 
TE^ 8 
 
 2 T. To CouST. ifMut, »r»rif. 
 To Tbll, r. n. fake effect. rf(«l«(, ^m^^, ^rPt5^h'!*l4-^>T^- 
 
 2 oi ; inform Off aitut. ^T??/. HTot-^T't, -^^1^/. ^T^, 
 Tbli-tale, h. t. Tals-beabeb. ^ift, ^'W*fK or M'i^i^i^ 
 
 XxtLEB, n. Tellixo, ;>. «. T. V. A. 1. ^I'NIKI, Ac. f^«?T^, 
 
 TkuERABions, Tevesitt. See Bash, Bashxess. 
 Jb Temper, r. a. qualify by mixture, i;c. f*T?T^-Pra3 ^- 
 5?T-<tc. H«M[-^HHI-«<MHHI-»ll*>*-^*nTT-5K'T-»1<,*l'KH- 
 
 To t. hot water, bj poaring in cold, fcj+imuf or ^HT- 
 of^f, RlWHuf. — Cold water poured into hot to t. it. f^ 
 
 ^ror or f^+iroT n. r«i«miii «. 
 
 2 Se« To Mix. 3 See To SoriES. 
 4 ( metala ). 'TT'ft »•• ^. 
 Tem FEB, n. rfue quality effected ly mixture. fJjWiit^ SHTir- 
 q«TT m.-4c. ^rt»l!^-Ac. ffl^ol/. ^iHfHlHHI^ "». 
 
 2 T. DisposiTio.x. VRTfH/. *r^/. ^ft^ ». r^'iiof «. ^^ 
 
 3 T. Tempebamest. inpf^/. ^.^«»im ««. ^fTOf?T/. 
 
 4 ealmneu, moderation. ?lMv|Ui| m. ^[rt^/. ^lldHI/! ^- 
 H m. ^^\\(V^]^ m. ft^mr^ ni. 
 
 6 ( of metals ). <TT^ n. 
 
 To tiy the t. of. ^^ n. ^H j. of o. 
 6 See Ikbitabilitt, Passio5. 
 TeifraU)lZ5T, «. eonttitution, ( of mind or body ) iT^ffl/. 
 
 ««. flff'WT/. fJnn^/ if If HI m. 
 Bilioaa or choleric t. f^fPJ^^/. 
 Evil t. 3TO3fT^ w. 
 Of equable t. tlHVM. 
 TsKrasAircK, Tehfebatesess, n. t. A. 1. hh^mmo ii w. qft- 
 
 fiTTrnT n. 3T- 
 
 2 st'RT^-HIfll^^l-Ac. vm »•• PT^KPR 
 
 3 'AffT^-^mffff-Ae. fWr n. PPTTH n. q Rf^flM I ^ «. 
 
 TtMPBBirt, «. — of per«ona ; moderate^ tober, rettrained, t. 
 ABamtioui, Modebate. ^r»TW, <<nr< l <ll« l ^ , ?W»(Y, fH- 
 Tift, PnPlT, Mi^i?, f^prrwtff, f^Mi^Ri, P|44^M|«M, tf>- I 
 
 2 M «7>p. to gluttoDOua, Ac. %»TW, »^»n^-%»TT3f-»fy^T^^- 
 Ac WTTT-Ac.. fil^H^, f'nMi'O, f^TTPft, fi»fll|l^, 
 
 f^lft, 1(f?TT^T^, T(T-^I^I», ^fTKHt, 1WT*^nft, ^tfl^If, 
 
 «»^Hl(t, l^r^I^I', *^-^i^iA. 
 
 S M 0pp. to drunkard. Jt»n%-J!»Tmr-»»tnr<t«|-Ac. fWn, 
 
 4— of quJittet ; Mt t$cttti%« m d*fref,r. HonMAXt. ^• 
 
 ) rm 
 
 5 not marked tcilhpaition. <|i [| i?< | oH -^rngT-Ac. ^fft=5ir, 
 
 sJiMuiHi, itrry^, Ac. 
 Tempebatelt, ado. v. A. 1. 2. 3. %ttt^, ^ KWq ui T ^, H lrll ^t - 
 %, Ac. <Tltf*mmK^, Pi*<r1<)V1H"«l*-, f%t^^HITJ5^, 
 
 5 5pp^Rtf5, ^mRt=|R, ^frft^, VSWII^, V?Tt^, Ac. 
 Tempebatcbe, n. «^<j/e trirt rayarrf ^o heat or cold. H^'ifft- 
 
 ^ *rT^ m. ^:H^ti^ snrm «. ^wj^'Eft ^^mf ^s^^th ». 
 
 Moderate t. ^^^iRpft/ 
 Tempebed, ;». anJ a. v. V. 1. f*ra«fT %HrqT %?W, Ac. 
 ■Well-t— mortar, Ac. ^;ttt^,'W?R?c5T, M< IH <Hlt^ I. 
 4 irift f^r^tfll, qiufl^^K. 
 
 I. disposed, of a particular temper. ^«pn^RT,ir?«ft-«rT, Ac. 
 iftH ( in comp. as ^nt??, Jt^fte, ^ptWfe, Ac. ). 
 Tempest, Tempestuous, Ac. See Stobm, Stobmt. 
 Temple, n. building dedicated to a deity ; place of tcorthip. 
 ■^^a or ^T55 n. ^T^as »i. ^^f^ w.^TTH^ n.Tj^j^^ n. 
 T^JRTH^ n. 4I*H^U n. stl^l^ »». 
 
 Ceremony of scouring a t. and idol (after a vI^itAc.), 
 
 Clear space of a t. before the idol. ^ MIMjW m. 
 
 Consecration of a t. sift^/ :mn^;si^^/. 
 
 Court or enclosure of a t. ^T^E^irr m. 
 
 Endowments or property of a t.^^^ n. 
 
 Evening light placed in a t. ^t^T^TH/. 
 
 Lamp-pillar in front of a t. ^tTKMT ( pop. ^TKTar ) 
 /. f^lK m. ft^ m. 
 
 Lighting up in the eTeniug of lamps of a t. ^<T^<T 
 or ^\nf. 
 
 Made road to a t. ^^^f\^ m. 
 
 Officiating priest of a t. J^irm or ft, »tWY or «tT,— of 
 a t. of Sliira. y^. 
 
 Offspring of a prostitute of a t. ^*i^ m. 
 
 Open t. im m. JTtW m. t>TT^?fV. 
 
 Faasagc around the adytum of a t. ( for R^^Turr Ac.) 
 
 Prostitute of a t. ^^f»HT /. HlfN /—of a t. of 
 Kkandobd. nr^f. 
 
 Baised plat in the court of a t. (for sacrifices, sacred 
 Teasels, Ac. ) %f^ or ^f. 
 
 Sanctuary or adytum of a t HPTRT «. 'P^fKJ n. fp^m. 
 t^r^ n. »ph»TR n. 
 
 Serrant or ministering person of a t. ^Vfi^ m. (and 
 female s. ^^^rftrf ). 
 
 T. dedicated to Shica. f^TTPTT n. f^WH^ n. 
 
 T. of the breast. ^^^^ n. 
 
 Temples and figures excavated ( out of hills aud 
 rocks). <»tl^?^ «. qfx^^l 1^ «. [<?>?ft)/. 
 
 Wall enclosing the court of a t. ^\wm or q?3ra ( dm. 
 
 Worship of deities at the entrance of a t. JIT^T/. 
 2 (oftl»«he»d). 3!tV HI. fPTT^ /. 
 
TEM 
 
 870 
 
 Continued throbbing of the temples z^ f.v. c5TT. 
 Hair of the t. braided ( of women ). ^FPT^jft /. 
 To induce defluxion from the t. 3Tf^ «». Hn"S. 
 To throb — the temples, d+d+uf, Z^.^ adv. W.^. 
 Tempokal, a. of or belonging to time. ^ToET^T, ^otlRl^l-MI, 
 spTf^f^TTT^, 5Fn?^vft, ^r%^, ^PTc5t^, ^pn^. 
 
 2 V. Seculae, Woeldlt. 3TmNT, ^ -^'MMI, ^Trat^- 
 =?!, ^ al 'Mf^ T ^ 'Rr, ■^ \ Af^\'h \ 'i' V^, ^f!T?r*lc4-=(I, ^RT- 
 
 3 of or belonging to the temple of the head. 3Tt<f(i'(i, ^- 
 Tempobaeilt, adv. v. A. ^^5r^, ^^^?r, andlKf^^TfT, 
 
 3Tre^y<lf^^H, &C. plVR\. 
 TfiMPOEAEiSEsa, n. T. A. 3HfHt<4Hi'rr ««. 3Tf^»TTf^fir /. 
 3T?*TTf^/. srfHrSrTT/. 3T?TT'^?t?5r n. =^^f5r «• ^t=q?^n. 
 ?Hf^^Frrr /. In expression of the idea of temporarinett 
 or transiency .^ and in close correspondence with the 
 English phrases and figures, A uriting upon the sea 
 shore, path of a ship in the waters, track of a bird in the 
 air, morning cloud, Sfc. are the following phrases and 
 figures in Marilthi. ^■:;^sq\^ 3-^ w. «hMn%rf)«K'(T 
 f%5 m. ?|U MN<-^I f 555T m. ^\v^\^T^ \q or'iy{\ f. 3ToE- 
 
 •rrarr^ Tmt n. 55^^! ^\^^ ♦». i^rrsft w^sft/. tqr^ 
 ?fT^cft/. 3THr55r<t ?rR?rt/. fiuicii^t w^/. arvi^m/". 
 
 ?^?^H<rfr ^>Ho5T W. 'J'TT^ i3ToftJT». ^OTT^ siT^ »». ^llot^Ti- 
 n. ^^\i ^o^ ( "PIT ^^ ^fT 5TT^ or ^>r 1^?rf% ), 
 
 TeupQEAet, a. lasting only a limited time, ^m f^^^rf^, 
 
 ^K ^wf=^, JTf|?rN"tm f^^hrr, "frasri ^PTosmr, 3tt5^% 
 
 <nf ^ 0/- ^r^ip, qfTFJTTrfT, 3Tlrtl''ini, gic^cij, '^TpJt^vTT, ^- 
 
 or a, ^Rf , ?^:?;, ^OT^PTC, 3?T^ f^^Tft, 7?!^ ^^T?, ?TTo5 
 ( used with several nouns, as ^iict^TliiH, VI<AwT«t<ft, &c.), 
 
 51j Tempobize, «. n. comply with the timet. ^55 «.-j»I m.- 
 
 ?ni^ W.-&C. M(^«i-Trpr ^FTwf-<Tr|['T ^irt>^, ^ttt ^^^^ ^- 
 
 m.-HHMH^CrfH «.-&C. ^TT^. 
 2 See To Pboceastikate. 
 Tempoeizek, n. Tempqeizinq, /). o.v. V.I.^PT^ iTpT '^JS'TT- 
 CT, tn TTI^ '^TtT'IITT, ^RT ^r^ fT^ft qj^ ;HT5<'rRT,^TTW- 
 
 ?TTff, ^m^TT^rff, «PI3Ij«JtST, 'PIrfljtd'O, +Wlj{l«ft, W- 
 
 To Tempt, v. a. entice or solicit to evil, v. To Ailube. JTt- 
 
 ^, *fr^ m.-T{\^f. srrM, 5?5^'^, ?Jt'T^<jf, jra /.-hiS 
 
 f».-&C. trW'Jf, 3^%3Tq- n.-^TJStHT n.-&C. sR'Jir. 
 
 2 V. To Pbove, To Tby. TR^ot, ^^^., <TT^, <T^?1T/. 
 
 S ««oy, attempt, t. To Tex. ;j<ff^ m.-T^T^ ot.-&c. ^^ 
 
 4 See To Iscitk. 
 Temptation, n. v. V. 1. H'l^uf «. H'r^ tni^n. Ac. K'r^Bi. Ht- 
 
 2 qR^». <TTf^n. &c. ^^f. TR^/. 
 Tempted, ;>. v. V. 1. J^r^cTT, ^X^ qr%c5r, Ac. H'r^. 
 
 2 <TR^r^c?T, &c. <Rtf|l<=T. 
 Tkmpteb, n. Temptino,/). «. t. V. 1. jTi^uiki, ^ ^HHTRT, 
 HfH^oTRT, Hi^i^TiI-^rTft, ^t^. 
 2 m«?(ui|<(, qtt^^MRT, &c. Tft^TT^JTrf-Ac. <rtt?^. 
 Ten, a. ^, ^;^. 
 
 Aggregate of t. ^^^ /wp. ^?T^ w. 
 Aggregate of t. men, esp. of soldiers, ^if^^lm. 
 Place of tens — in numeration, ^^n. 
 T. of a suit of cards. ^^J^^or v^^m. 
 The ten carried or borrowed, ^^q; pop. ^^n. 
 Tenable, a. that can be held or defended, — fortress, Ac. TT- 
 
 ^TqT-H*rr55m-&c. ';^TnT-«K<?(i-&c. r^{<3x\^y ?;?^^[t?q^, 
 
 TfT'jft^. 
 
 2 that may he supported.^ made good, ffc. v. Maiittain- 
 
 ABLE. ^ i m<t i >^ i < ri-5TR^-&c. ^^iTPT^?, s^f^ ^ '^ l <^^v , ?f?t- 
 
 Tenacious, a. inclined to hold fast., sticky, f^^s, f^+Jd-yr, 
 Biti-iuiKl, c^'lduiKI, rt'Ki^ ir^iTRT, f^«P^^ ^<TRT. 
 2 — of memorj-; retentive. ^R^^, ^TR'Tr^Tf^ftrRT^-^'P- 
 
 Oft. memory. 3TT^^1ft=^-?Hrft^-^rH < u| h | -&c. trs- 
 
 3 persistent in a course.^ purpose, Sfc. v. Peesevebino, 
 Fiem. f^^ or jqr, '•fms, f%?, STW^, ^HT^, ^H^rT, 
 
 Tesacitx, Tenacioosness, n. v. A. 1. f^^iMunm. f^'^qr^T 
 
 2 tTT^TTT/. gKuiI^infi/. 
 
 3 f^*e<(«ir«». &c. 3Tf*Tf?i%^»». arnr^OT. ^?i^«. 
 Tenancy, Tenantet, «. a holding or possession of lands or 
 
 tenements. HPTw. Ht^'H'w. 3Frf6r^Rm. ?lr?M. 
 Tenant, n. person holding land, Sfc. under another. aRTRft/. 
 
 foSn. girft, OTHT^i yR*<1, «l^+<), ^fT/ 
 
 Tenants — collect, tenantry. ?TT?rr?Tm. ^rl/. ^Mfil-f^. 
 
 2 (of a building). HTf^, HirtrTfl' or 5ft. 
 To Tenant, ». a. WT=?TT^-HTS»n'^ TTHof-^oir. 
 TenaNtet, n. body of tenants. i.MA\<i\m. T^Trf /. 
 To Tend, ». «. attend, watch., keep, Sfc. tT^, TT^, ^J^TTRrSr, 
 
 v ^m.i ' ^ i, 'iiNiotO r, f^/.-f^TTTRfPft /•-«R^«'/-%^5f?[/. 
 
 -&c. ^Rwt-TT^ot y. o/«. ^?rsR/.-«HNH»».-&c. q^ y. o/*!?. 
 
 ?r^'T/.-#qT^ or c5/.-^^WTH'7T/.-&c. ^Rwr y. o/o. 
 
 2 (sheep or cattle), y. To Keep. ^Rjfwt, ^55ot,qToEwt, •sfRtrf. 
 2b Tend, v. n. move or lean towards. ^^ySr, f^^, f?^, ^- 
 
 oEut, «Tl?50T, 5fhPw.-^r5»».-&c. vIM g. of s. ^^m.-^^n.- 
 
 ^Rorn.-&c. 3RTot g. of s. 
 
 2 contribute.^ T. To Help. ?rpT-^;prft-&c. 3RT^. 
 Tendence, Tendesct, «. rfr«y<; direction or course towards 
 
 an object. ^R5»». ^^m. JT^w. »Tt?/. »<?fi"f) /• a?TT/. 
 
 g^m. ^oEOTff, ;r^m. sn^^n, JT|%/. ^':TFTn. 55^7(r». 
 
TEN 
 
 871 
 
 TEB 
 
 Tesdeb, a. toft, yovnff, not firm, ^-e. ^^m (remut. *")«)<**l^ 
 ienderith ), JFTTt^ pop. a, ^T^, ^^^ w ^^, ^m, W- 
 ^^R, W^RS, flt^ra, f ^TTT, TT'T, ^, TTSn;, gfJI^H, 
 
 2 tentille of pain or injury, easily pained. ^t^oET, 'TTT, 
 ^^^ or^3?r7, J^PCr, ^H>T 5:^ rti«ii<<i^TMi, ^r*Tr5 pop.^. 
 
 3 compauionaie, eontideraie, v. PiTirUL, KiSD. ^*T^- 
 ^tT, ^IHoI, 3Tr^, ?T^, W^^, I^T^, ^^^n^, ^tlT?5- 
 
 4 See Pathetic. 5 See CAHErcL. 
 
 A t. point. ^ n. To bo touched in a t. point. «j<»<<jJ. 
 Tesieb, To Texdeb. See Ofteb. To Oefeb. 
 Tesdeb-heabted, a. t. Pitiful, Kutd. ^^v^ #Ro5T, ^^, 
 
 TEXCEByEss, ti. y. A. 1. ^MiN"!! m. ^\^A^W tn. f^^s^MUIl 
 m. Ac. *H-it--f/ ^t>K+I?/. ^l^\{f- +IHadr/. f5?TT/. 
 Ac. flt^HI*! B. *iHr^ n. JTT^ «. 
 2 '^2<r»lT «• TTTl'tT ». ^ct*)iMwi| »i. J<|ftMU|| m. Ac. 
 
 8 4iHaMoiT w. Ac. Rtii-cfi «iJi»ii^ai/. f^rtitft an^i'rrT/. 
 
 ^fiWr/. RTT/. 31^*4 r/. *lMrfifl:^TWn. ?)7T/. ^It-xtiw. 
 
 T. compaasioa Ac. — compreh. HI<<IMHdl/. 
 Tesdejocs, a. tinewy. ftHK^^ pop. ftrrra, ^TT*PT. 
 TeSBOS, «.— in anatomy. f;rm/»p. X^f. ^f^»^ «. ^/ 
 
 Tendon Achillia. «ft?lftT/ ^^''HftT/. «l"i^</. ^tl- 
 
 TE5DBII., II. chuper oj a vine, !fe. <TmT m. a^'II^t/. mi'Tki m. 
 
 Tendrils, jrir or iT^ m. /rf. 
 Xe5ZHS5t, (». T. House, BEaiPESCE. «R n. H^Jm »r sf «.n. 
 
 »n»T «. «^ ». 
 
 2 — in law. ^TH «- f^RTF/. 
 
 Patrimonial lands and tenements. iR^wrtt/! 
 Texesucs, «. — in medicine. ^Itjft^^'ffT ^"hi-^I 3^»/. ^- 
 
 Tejtet, n. opinion held. H^ ». 
 
 Texos, h. — in carpentry. V^ n. ^ n. [ TT^TT w. 
 
 2 ( of a door, a window-shutter, Ac. ). TTTT or mP^j or 
 Slip of wood to receiTe a t. nikviff/. fT?RV5ft/. ^- 
 
 J*T or fl>ft ». 
 T0OB, TuocB, ft. continued enrreney, whole eourte or tirain, 
 
 J. CooMi. tmr ■«. »fr35T w. 'i?m ». n^ «. 31^*ir «. ^r- 
 
 2 tendency of tpeech, drift., purport, ife. T. MeaXISO. 5^- 
 »/. -^TIT ««. nW «i. wW m. »TTTTJI fi. H^ iw. HIT »». 3T- 
 
 3 — in munc or chanting;. RW^mfl n. f^J^'Onw^n »•. 
 
 Iesr, «. — in grammar. )FPS m. 
 
 Imperfect t. H«JflJ(^fl «. W«|?W "jn^irt «». 
 
 Indefinite t. anwj^^VTS •»• 
 
 Preterite t. <MfO^%IA •«. ^?f?PJJWW m. 
 
 Tan, e. itrttched.y. Tioht. »n«, Trer, niwtJS^. 
 
 X0imi«t, Toriios, %. t. A. aii^TioHnrEM. jthwott m, JTT- 
 
 Test, n. %^»i. Frarw. Rlf*TTn- T^n^n. Some particular kinds 
 of tent are, V[kt[ or ?TJ^, q^t^tT or ^R^, <m5. 
 
 Cap of leather attached to the ends of a Trail, Ac. of 
 a t. ^>7 m. 
 
 Cap of a t.-pole. JfT^T^/. *II<\1"«/. 
 riy of a double t. iTT^T^ "Jl n. m^ sq «. 
 Porch of a t. ?t?Trft or ^??Tft/. 
 Eope of a t. rm\^\ m. ?PTT^/. fT?l^/. ^TTWT n./. 
 Shell of a double t. 3Ttrr?5 'fS ». 3Tf5T^ sq «. 
 Wall of a t. ^5Tm or v^f. 
 2 roZi o//ifi/, ^0. «r?ft/. ^f% or ^/. 
 To Tent. See To Pbobe. 
 
 Tested, a. covered tnth tents. \\ f^^, Hf^^?^, \^i' 
 
 ^T., &c. f^rf«m^lJ^, f^f'TTTfrT. [ ai^/. 
 
 Testes, Testeb-hook, ♦•. hook for stretching on. fniT'"?l=*f\ 
 
 To be on the t-hooks.nsJt rym'f,aiWrcTT'it/^, arooTy.q/"*. 
 
 To keep on t.-hooks. rTTH't, afl^lHlui/. S>^y. <ifo. 
 
 aftfJT «TTW. 
 
 Testh,V ^^rt or ^T^, ^iT. [g;^^ »» . 
 
 Testh, n. /««/* /wr<. ^^Hl ^t?T w.-f|^HT »i.-Ac. ^Ht^T m. 
 
 To Tesuate, v. a. make thin. ^T^^■^■^\ff^■^&c. ^^ot. 
 
 TisurrT, n. x. A.mdotMOir w. qrft^<mT »». Ac. «IR^/. ^]• 
 
 Tenuous, o. v. This. 'n?To5, ^rfN>, ^^"JT. 
 
 Tesube, «. manner of holding lands, tenevienit, ^e. ^?Tnr- 
 
 Deed oft. ?nT^/. 1?r w. "T?T m. 
 Tepid, a. v. Luke-wabm. ^me or ^?, 7^, #iTToET, «t^- 
 
 Tepidhesb, Tepidity, n. t. A. ^m^^mT w. ^PI^IOTT m. 
 &c. '^m\(f. ^twTfTT/ '^'^wnm/. Ac 
 
 TrEOITKBSATIOS, fl. T. EvASIOS. SJ^t^lTJ n. ^KRf^VT^ n. 
 
 ^t^t n. ^<n^ m. ^t/. «. 
 Tebm, w. iimiV, V. BousD. ^^X^f. fftm jwp. ^/. 
 
 2 T. "WoBD. Name, stm «. «flT/. onfrviPT «, 
 
 3 /imiVtfrf time, v. Pebiod. 5^ or 5^/. ^m^ m. %«t/. 
 q?5T m. anifv »»./. KT^iW w. 
 
 Stated or appointed t. ij^Hdj^/. 
 Undetermined t. 1^5??T or g?<^Wi^/. 
 
 4 terms ; quality of intercourse. ^V^^\^W,^'^T^ Ht^ m. 
 Good t. tptuft/. Tfrq «. ^(^ or ^ «. ^JfTT m. 4- 
 
 111 t. ^^ n. ft^ w. srtf! m. fr^ n. r. <Tl, 
 
 Non-speaking t. aniT^ m. p. ^. 
 
 Person on ill t. with. ^IVTT. 
 6 terms ; conditions. «%»T «. uf^fTl/. 3^7/ 3Tl/. 
 
 Lowest t. or price. Pf^I^ «. 
 
 To come to terms. See To Ague. [»itj8T. 
 
 To state one's ultimate t. itfil^T qtMWTm "in^ n. 
 See Sesmos. 7 (of a syUog:ism. ). aHf«W». 
 8 (of a progression) q^n. 
 
 Pirst t. 3n^<?^»«. 
 
 LMt t. JUm^n. 
 
TBB" 
 
 872 
 
 TET 
 
 To Tekm, v. a. V. To Call, sfeor, »^OTuf, JnT «.-^r/.-aT- 
 
 firtrnr n.-&c. ^-%^. 
 Termagant, «. v. Scom, Shbew. ^TTT /.*' 1 1 H rfl /. ^+.«0/. 
 
 Tehmes,«. «f7«7e <7«i. «ris^/. ^i or ^V(ff. 
 
 To Tekminate, v. a. limit, \. To Bound. ^ftHT/.-Tq^/.- 
 
 ^/.-&e. %5r"?f-5rtq^-q7?rot. [j'. of 0. 
 
 2 V. To End. mm^ ?IHm-&c. sRuf, !fTHr^/.-&c. ^^ 
 To Tekminate, v. n. \. To End. ^TT'T, S'?^, ?nTm-&c. 
 
 ^, ^TSR m.-HTTf^/.-Ac. ^ ff. of a. [H^T/. 
 
 Termination, n.v. End. 3TcI m. ^^z m. 3T^f^ »». Sf^^TPT «. 
 
 2 — iu grammar. aT?T »». STrtT^of ">. 
 Teeminu3, «. terminating point, ar^tj »«./. 
 
 2 ( of a railway ). ?t^5sS ?:?^ ». 
 Tebbace, «. raised bank or mound of earth, ^'o. tTHtT^T »«. 
 
 tlHIMI m. cTR^/. affST «». — square, ^'<Tn »». 
 T. in front of a door. ^«rst or \§£\f \%r^f. 
 
 2—on the top of a house ^flat roof of earth. rtgE^ n. 
 
 tJT^ n. — of chunam. q^ /. 3mT?ff / 3TFTfr5^ po/). 
 
 arrr^ or off/. ?t%?ft/. 
 
 Teub aqueous, a. conttitting of land and water. g^J^^ 3TT- 
 
 Terrene. See Eakthen. '2 See Earthly. 
 Tereeous, a. V. Eabthen. HTrft^T, Hrd+IH*<. 
 
 TBEEE8XBIAI,, TeBBENE, a. V. EaBTHEN. HTrfHl, H^T^PTT, 
 
 •rrf'Sr^r. 
 
 2 belonging to this earths. Eabthlt. ^HTT^j^T, 'J^^^, 
 'J^^W^, ^f Srf^^, HPT, 'Jr^t^V. '^ 
 
 T. globe. >mrf5 »». 
 3 — of animals. H^, r<ra^. 
 Tebeiblk, Tebeifio, a. v. Fearfui.. ^, 3T^R, »nn5T^, T- 
 
 2 severe, oppressive, violent, excessive. HT5T, ^JT^, -»l*«l, 
 
 ^«1<<^^, Hlft, vHKI-m, STT^tNt, 'T'CI*I%^. 
 Teebibleness, n. t. A. 1. ^RTOtt «. ar^TTTT «• &c. *PTH- 
 
 'P<Tr/. *Jt|*h<dl/. &c. 
 
 2 'TI^'TCTT m. 3i»)<MU|i w. &c. 
 Tebbiblt, rt(/jj. V. A. 1. H^T^RTTTifWT-^nT^T decl. ■>!K^^\tm 
 
 ded. H-4^>-flr <feei. 
 
 To Tebeift, «. a. v. To Fbiohten. f^Rr>it, *nT «. «(«^- 
 
 »T^iif,'Tt^nR vTRor/. sRTwofy. ofo. ^\=^^ tn^<n/. sf^- 
 
 ^of Kith m ofo. %(Tr/. JF^or g. ofo. 
 Teeeitoeial, a. belonging, ^c. to territory. aiHSidr^l ^^- 
 
 TEEErrOET, n. land within one's jurisdiction, v. EnrODOU, 
 
 CouNTET. 3 T»T^1cT3r^y »«--5^ »». CTJq' w. ^^ «. \xim. 
 
 Teeboe, n. V. Fright, Feae. H^ n. trreft/. 3Tn*T^?». 'ftfrf 
 
 /. 5ntT M. ft^smr »». tt^sihit «• ^t^t/. m^H^ n. 
 
 Shock of t. or fear. ^'^^ m. v. '^, iRT. 
 2 cause of fear, vpj n. T^^^ m. H^^Vl n. 
 The king of terrors. See Death. 
 
 Tebse, a. neat and clear. ^Tpf ^ or ■b^l^-mi, ^ipp, ^jqiT, ?ft- 
 
 TEB3ENES3, n. V. A. Wfl^ Of H^/. *il*MU|l W. %S%tTon m. 
 
 Teetian, n. — the fever. f?T3Tt?iTmT"Tm.frT^ n. s^Trf^^rssiTni. 
 Tessellated, a. checlcered .^formed in little sjuares. %T5^- 
 
 Test, n. v. Teial. tTR^/. Tft^TT/. spflr^/. 
 2 means o//r/ai. ^ilj€[f. ^f\^m\^^ n. 
 
 To Test, v. a. v. To Tey. TR^TiJif, "TT^, TJrtotolf or HiH I ct or, 
 MSHIciH 'TT^'if, "Tft?^, IStTTcET ot. '?r^'»I or ?fr|^ "nfJt, 
 qSTHT m. qr^ y. o/'o. ^T€t/.-^H»». iTT^df y. o/o. SJ^- 
 
 Skill in testing, qu^/- 
 Testaceous, a. having a hard shell, ffltr^qr^r, ?f?ffsT'mfl', 
 
 J Testament, n. v. Will. ^?5^ m. ^f^^r «. TrW^ w. »r?T- 
 
 j q^f «. H^'irr^T «. 
 
 I Testamehtart, a. belonging, ^'c. to a testament. *<r<jc^^ | R « l - 
 
 2 yu'en Jy testament. Mi^rt^ffTf^t^tTT, ^fT^^TS^rT. 
 Testate, o. JJc^^T %^!OT, <fcc. 
 Testator, n. fnaier o/a testament. ^cjrJ^^pT'TRT, ^TpETrj^. 
 
 Tester, n. Ma'lH-Mrf'lHi.^ tfttn; m. 
 
 Testicle, n. — the seminal organ. 3T? n. /)op. ats or arfs 
 
 m. ( (?/m. atS^?^/ or ^ n. ats^ «. 3T^^«^/. or 3 «.) 
 
 ^^ m. ^"rn or !Fr^ m. sff/. ^q-/. 
 
 Testicles and scrotum. 3t5^?T »». 3fraj?ft/. pr ^ n. 
 
 at5^ n. arj^Ff^/. or ^ n. |«m ot. 3T?g5 «. 3i5<4m n. 
 
 Enlargement of a t. ( or scrotum ), ^^|^ /. 5ftf - 
 Having testicles, a^fte. 
 Swelled t. J^fl m. ^f^ «. 
 Swelling of t. 3fi;jir<P «». 
 To Testify, v. n. bear tcifness, give evidence. W^ f--^\^ 
 /.-'^T^/.-5!llf^<(t/.-&c. H?^-^, 
 2 See To Affiem, To Cebtift. 
 To Testify, v. a. affirm in ecidence, witness to. HT?Ty.-frTf=ft- 
 /.-&c. *n:^-^ g. ofo. 
 2 See To Declabe, To Publish. 
 Testimonial, «. writing or certificate in favour of. ^?rtt^ 
 jpTn^ »n.-%?r OT.-&C. <T5r n. ( in comp. as g^5f, 3t1^- 
 T^T, 3T^5T, &e. ), ^iifif^^.e n. from the English certifi- 
 cate is common. 
 Testimont, «. V. Evidence. fTT?T/. i^T^/ ^T«Ipft/.— as 
 one of the kinds of evidence. 5|T*^ m. 
 Oral t. Hl4vH«lli=ft/ J^rsTSfpft/. 
 Testiness, n. v. A. %?lf^^quTT m. fcJS^Torr w. HWiM"ll 
 
 »». &c. RH'H<«ft^/ tMrtr^/. 
 Testi, a. V. Cross, Peevish. %^T%^, f^lsPTST, f^RT, %- 
 
 Tetanus, n. tT^^fff »«. 
 
 Tete a Tete. ?fi4l*) ?Ttl, ^iliMTfi, ?rf?% fTtfr. 
 
THA. 
 
 873 
 
 THE 
 
 Tbthkb, «. Tofe by tchich a heatt it tied for grazing. '^[^:vm. ij That, eonj. qff, ^. S^fr. 
 
 ^-'rTT<»fWt ?r5^/.-flt'^/-«rft/. ^K^^ ^-ft? ». Tuatch, n. »/raip, &e. covering a house. fjc<n;»i. y i *K.K ( 
 
 ' W^m. TTHJTTOft/. %«r«rm. %5(gft/. IfjfTin. ^\B^^m. 
 
 To g-ive a long t. it? flft/- ^. 
 To Tetheb, v. a. tie vp vith a tether. H<NI*II<?I ^i^rti^T I| 
 
 or %^^ ^ritlflif. 
 TrroTCM, «.— the playtting. ^^/. fflll*/. *l*l€t/. 
 
 fHntt w f*nfWt/. vmft/. 
 
 TrrBAD, n. aggregate of four. '^t^f. ^^''F »»• '^'iv.q fl. 
 
 TfTKAOOXAL, a. having four angle*. ^fNJ^, -"i^^+rfT. 
 
 TuTRAPCT ALDUS, a. having four pelalt. ^h\^, ^h]W^. 
 
 Tin-HABCH. See CnreF, Kiso. 
 
 Tetteb, n. — the diBcase. ■^^<\» n. ZJ^f. 
 
 Tmt, n. tubject of a eonment. ^ra^«T «. «Tt^'4 m. ifrft^ «. 
 
 2 tenience of Scripture. f%f*T m. T^JT «. TTW^ n. 
 Textcai,, Textcart, a. contained in the text. ^^iffraT,^^- 
 
 T«3LTUBE, ». Keb. f^^^k^ WV^ n.jcm n. f^nrj- n. 
 Opening in a t. ?TTT «• ^rtt/. 
 To have or get openings in t. ti^^iui. 
 i manner or qualitg of v:eanng.^'f[^Kf. ^[^ f. fttirSr 
 
 «. fJmTT/. ^ «• ^T'H'/. <ii"iiHiuii or ftmwT'TT m. qm 
 
 m. n. 4jdMlH "«. »«. ^^nrfT/. «pn^/. 
 
 Of coarae t. 3ir?^, M'/i^fO. 
 
 Of fine t. aHHg?ft. 
 
 Of ftimsy t. ^Ir^H or ▼. 
 
 Ofgoodt. ?nX 
 
 Of loose or open t. iRoE, ^t^ or 5E, fii«,o6, mii«, f^- 
 iftTT, fijrWtH or e^frft'T, f^TcSfMaftfT, «Rn55, f«re?. 
 
 Of strong t. ^RW^, »IHn?. 
 
 To be of open or loose t. 
 
 3 aei of weaving, frim ". ' C?'^.) 
 Tha», ado. ^?Tt, pT, W?Tm ( in comp. as fT5*J?TiTT, *T^- 
 Jb TnA5E, «. o. expreu gratitude to. ailHlOMUir m.-5WTft- 
 
 • imr «.-&<?. sT^w^f-^fl^, 3TPm »«.-37<n^ w.-Ac. kh- 
 
 ot-^^^T^-Ao. <?i<i*HN'fin m.-fi^flHI-fHT^ n.-4c. ^T'»f. 
 Tha5K, ThaSBS. «. exjreuion of gratitude. dM*Kt^-A«. 
 
 ThaSBFCL, «. grateful. <|M*lA, «TTHrft, ^'FTT ^fllflwiTTT, 
 
 TBAJKrvi.LT, «</». T.A. 3^^»rtt-±c. |1*«1, 3*PBn ^iWi-*rT- 
 
 Til4»KUU«, o. See Usokatkpci.. 2. m< bringing thank*. 
 
 TBijrs^woKTBT. See Pbaiuwoktht. 
 TaAt,pr9m. jft, (^, »<Y,?t;. 
 
 That like. n»|s?T. [«»TWt». 
 
 Upon or after t. TO^STT, ^^TT, Tf^fr, flj**!*!, JTJ- 
 2 wkick, Mb,— rel«t. to the utM. ait, (^, ^, ^;, 
 
 Bottom or lower edfje of a t. ^a^oi/. 
 Bundle of old t. €\^^m. 
 Frame of t. vfXZm. 
 Layer of grass in t. ^m. 
 Matter for t. (grass, &c.). ^.n. f^Vtf. 
 Old and rotten t. %^2n. «BP^^m. 
 To Thatch, p. a. v.N. ?TT^^ or ^^Rof, f^^, mn. ^iwtSr, 
 3rt<n^^/.-A.c. ^^, r?Rn.-^f?^ OT.-«r'FR»».-&c. ^afir. 
 
 Cost of thatching, fsntjuimol/. 
 Thatch En, p. \. V. nr^R^rTT, &c. »ra?iT^, ^mTTSTT, &c. T- 
 
 ^, fmi^, *<<'ii«i;, goTit, 5^,5{xqrqT, qs)rto«»Ni, ^;*jat. 
 Thatcher, n. Thaichiko, j). «.t.V. ^'FK'IRr, &c. giTT*!^, 
 
 Needle of t. 'ft^wi. 
 Stick of t. to t088 up grass. ^TTn*. 
 Thatcdi.no, n. v. V. ^tT»CTC»irn. &c. rr<PKwft/. ViVIIiKoft/. 
 
 To Thaw. See To Melt. 
 
 Thaw, ». melting of tnow, ice, Sfc. «n>r^-f*T^ ^^r^^miw^JHT- 
 &o. mWo6 «».-<IT5IT m. f^Hij^ m. 
 
 The. The Student is referred to Qrammarians for inform- 
 ation respecting the use of the article in Marjithi. 
 
 Theatre, n. jfiay house. 'i\if,[-^m n. ic^^raT/. •lld^TlIf'l 
 /. •iK*'j^ n. ^^virti /. 
 
 Tiring room of a t. ^TWI n. 
 2 s/a^tf, or«i«, lit. fi(^. 'jf'T/. HfiT^/. aT^TIlT w. "JTS m. 
 
 tntTW fo/>. nm n. ^*r^/. tn »». 
 
 Theatric, Theatrical, a. pertaining, Sfc. to a theatre or to 
 performers. JTpnjJT^, srPWmT, ^TTTUTt^, iTR^^I^^, 
 
 I Ac. sTRiJt, Hfnfl«i;^^r, ^xz^., 'TT^q?nt^«i«ft-f^'nT- 
 
 '' Theft, «. stealing. ^t\f. fR^/. "^ n. «fHhp^ «. dl**4 
 
 ;; fi. l^«r «. #T ». 
 
 I 2 //iin^ «/<>/<•«. ^rft^ *TR m.-xm m.-lTpfJT w». 
 
 Theib, ;>ro»i. PTNT, ^TNT or «Tt«(T. 
 I Theism, n.—opposrd to .\thei8m. arifwf* n. 3TTft?fWnT?rn. 
 W l f^»< < ^l^ w. iffXMX^ m. ^"VTKfT n. [ ^\^. 
 
 Theist, n.— opposed to Atheist. 3nfwS,'Wir*H**<«rr^, t*^- 
 I TuElsTic, Theistical, a. belonging, Sfc. to theism. 3TTftil« 
 
 i| »*imT, 'inffat^mfTmr, Ac. afrfRi^«T»iH«*i*ft-^«w. 
 fj Theme, n. topic, ^o. v. Subject. Jl^Jmn. f^^ifw. f<a«l«. 
 i' 2 tAor/ dissertation. J^^m ijam. fsiiW «• 3Trqsi^VT «. 
 ThE!», */*. a/ /Aa/ time. ?t«^, f!ll%3!*?, f^flH^t, fliifr, ?ltWB, 
 
 l' Till t. ?Trj«m, ^inniHt, ^wr. 
 
 I 2 afterwards. HI, WT1T, WW, Hll^fll, fT^JTT, fl^"^?, 
 
 I 3 in Ml/ ra«e. ?r^, ?rft IPI, *pi^ or «^5>r(^, ^^ w ^. 
 
 T, indeed. T.— emphatic. ITT^, ?jft^. 
 I Now and then, t. Now. v«ft kmI. 
 
THR 
 
 874 
 
 THI 
 
 Thekce, adv. from that place. ^*{^, ^*)MI<iH, f'H ^"loBTfT- 
 <Tre(fT, &c. f?l+|H. 
 
 2 from that time. rjo^iWI^*!, ^|^i-«J>To5T-^JT'TT-&c. hi<j_i. 
 
 3 See Tdekefohe. 
 
 Thenceforth, Thexceforwahd, adv.fromthat time onward. 
 
 Tbeocract, 11. government immediately hy God. \h<'\>-^^- 
 
 Theogony, «. — in niTtliology. ^^TrTfrT/.'^H'T m. 
 Theologian, n. person versed in ihcolngy. HXHV^^ I "Tt-^^, 
 
 sj^fil'ft, ST^f^^tTTT, %^<ft, 3TTt"qT?jft, 5I5T ( amongst 
 
 Muliammad.ins ). 
 Theological, o.j9«-/ainj«y, ^c. totlieology. %«rfrRT^, "K- 
 
 'Tr4fTPTT^, T^HTMW+i.UIMI, ^<TT^, &c. %^rdlfi|«l<Ti^r, 
 
 &C. q^*TT'«f^r?TTft''T'T^-^'^, 3TEqTfJTfrT?r^'M^-^TT^. 
 Theology, n. science of God and divine things ; divinity. 
 
 ^fTH n. <TT»TT'4?TPT n. 1THT»iR|t(l/. rlr^IfTTT n. rtf^^ 
 
 /. 3T«TrJH^R «. 3Tt'TT?HfV4|l/ qTHT'<Jsnp?Tir «. — Hindu. 
 
 sr^TWT n. sT^f^r/. 5r^f?T »». sr^fTT^fST^^ n. 
 Theorem, «. proposition to be proved. ^'^^ «. ? AqiMq i << n. 
 
 f^l^nr «». 
 
 Theoeetical, a. speculative, not practical. «P?^^^, &c. 
 
 TRf^sp, •birMfSf^, TPTtrnr, argTrrf^^, ^^jq^nj??^, 
 
 Theorist, Tueorizee, n. v. V. ;i;r7?fT-&c. ^T'TTTT-^n'T'imT- 
 &c. g-q^frr «i5fini<r. 
 
 To Theorize, v. n.form a theory, speculate. ip^q^/.-^T^ m. 
 -f^r?^ m. pl.-^f^f.-&c. 5fR^-:RSot-T^a'f-5rt'^, ?f%T^q^ 
 /.-f^rT^k^HT/.-&e. ^?TJf, ^cT^of, IJ^Tf^/ FSTS^T. 
 
 Theory, «. speculation, scheme, l^-c. fff^J^RT/. ?T% ot. f^rt%m. 
 
 2 exposition of principles, ^^^^f jf^/. nm »■ VIW- 
 
 il «.. sfMf?r^^T m. rf?f-:pff5^rTT5?TRKrT/. 
 Theosophical, a. v. N. ?r?^^pft, sr^fTT^. 
 THEOSornv, n. knowledge of God, v. Theology. ^SffTT*! «. 
 
 rlf^ffPT «. ST^TfTR n. 
 TnERAPEUTic, o. curative, ^^\^^^'k>m\^\., TTT^PT^g^ottrt g l, 
 
 tmf^qrrT!j;-i(fd+K+-Tft^niP. [niwrfw/- 
 
 Therapeutics, «. 3^"}w<TT^sn>?TT«. ;afhTMIM-MI<M'h<»I». ft- 
 There, a(/«. «■« that piacc. W^ or frf4, ^^, c'lTfe^FTTift-r^- 
 oSt-^<TT^r-&c. rI5f. 
 
 Hero and there, v. Here. ^^ ^5Fl,f3i^ ^«%,^- 
 
 "Tt^T, ^I'l^i'fi, fi+iuir4'^iofr. 
 
 Tliore, -when prefixed to prepositions ( as there-after, 
 there-at, there-by, there-from, there-in, there-upon, 
 &c. &c. ) and forming with them compound ivords, has 
 the signification oithat or this, and may be rendered 
 accordingly; as there-ly r^\^r^.,there-onttn;^l^&c. Two 
 or three of these compounds are inserted in their order, 
 for the rest this notice will sufiBce. 
 Theeeaboct, Thebeabouts, near that ptace. STPfH^t, 3^- 
 
 fiT TTfn' decl, 3Trfi"f*i<iTg;. 
 
 2 nearly that number or quantity, v. About. f^T^HTTRT. 
 Theeefobe, adv. for that or this reason. "^fJR, fTT-TT^i- 
 
 (correl. with !5irr3T4T), ^'<Tfg, Pn^?7t, q??t,3T?T^!r, 3T^:, 
 
 Thereof, a. belonging to that place. ^'<T^r 0'" OT, ff'<ft 7, ^- 
 
 ^?^ or c5T, fd+ilfS, rT=5rf^, rRfvni^, ?R?^!TRt^. 
 Thermal, a. v. Warm, Hot. ^m. 
 T. spring. gT^ioE «. ^^ n. 
 Theemometeb, «. instrument for measuring heal. 3r^Hl jTT- 
 
 Thesis, n. v. Position, q?? m. <T5^?T «. srfrrflT/. 
 
 They, /to. See He. 2 — ^used indefinitely, st^ »«. vR »». 
 
 tKm% n. pi. 
 Thick, a. not thin. ;3Tr5T, 'JTT?, ^r?nT, 5R, *Tt3T or »TT^, ^T 
 
 pop. ■Efor, ra?5 /lo/i. a, ^^jtt, msryffTT. 
 
 Thickish. «PTHT C ^TTHT, ^Ti?r^. 
 2 — in geometry. ^^. [^, ^^=7. 
 
 3 not dilute, Sfc. qj, ?;PI, ^JTTir, v»Tr5, TTJT, ^M i^o/). ^TW, 
 
 4 turbid, V. SIuddy. TSoE, S|cE, 1^2, TT5. 
 
 5 crowding together.^ dose. ^PI, ^rT^ TT, ^TT /w/). ^m, 1^, 
 
 6 closely set with. ^T7, ^^T. 
 
 7— of darkness, ^n, BftT, TT^, TI^, ^FT, ^^^ or ^^]- 
 
 8— the voice. ^, 314^vr?I, ^iir*(i«K^, ^Tw^iT. 
 
 9— foliage, a wood, &c. ^, 1^, fJlf»r5, T^T^r or T^j- 
 
 sfFT, 15^, ^TT, TTT, ^f^T^r, Wt?, ^k, ^^?, ^^, J^I. 
 
 10 V. CoABSE. siTn, ?^, f55^, ^^TrJT, tT^HF^. 
 
 11 intimate, v. Familiar. ^, ^PTNt, ^nft^aff^r. 
 Thick, m. v. Height. »TT (ju comp. as a prefix, as HT^^^T^ 
 
 the thick of the fight, &c. ) ^ ( in comp. as a prefix ), 
 
 Thick, Thickly, fl(^t>. v. A. 5. 6. ^, ^KiMwi, 1^, ^TT. 
 I. <o a great dspth, — any thing spread. ?r^, STJ^uf , ^iJT, 
 
 IL. i« yuwA; succession. t5r'TWre, Hl<i)Mi5, Hmlmi, ??»it- 
 
 To Thicken, v. a. ( milk or liquids ). ^-qi-Ac. ^^T't, 3T- 
 
 oE^, 3ToETlf, 3T3^, fiM^, ^^R^ot. [». 
 
 Material (flour, earth, &c.) used to t. f»TSnr»i. fH25f 
 
 To Thicken, v. n. — milk or other liquid. CK^, 3105% ^^ 
 3^, ^TJ^, v^m^f, f^T^iof , «ilo6uJ, ^-qf-&c. ^T>Jf , «i^, 
 
 2 croioi together, c?o«e.viT*T'if,4i'iwi,^T€t/".-&c. ^T%.o/'s. 
 
 3 — darkness. <^I4UI. 
 
 4 — the Toice. ^OT. 
 
 5 iecowc animated^ — a fight, &c. FTSr^T >».-+iK<(l m.-kc. 
 
 Thickened, ^j. v. V- A. 1. Ef?-^t5r, &c. 3T#f?I-, W^ft^. 
 Thickening, n. material used to thicken a liquid. r*i«ui ». 
 
 rMo&(|U| n. 
 Thicket, n. <Aic* f<rfiw<»<m ofthruJu, i[c. ^\t\f. ffTtrvTffl. 
 
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 sTtoft/- sms/. n^rs or Pl-^l* «. ^?^ or 5^ n. ^»ni«. 
 Brushwood t. wyc ( or 5^, ^^^ 3^, 5^ ) w. 
 Thick-headed. See Stcpid. 
 Thicksess, n. t. A. 1. vH^M"!! tn. &c. iTTVt/ ft? m. ^'TIT 
 
 /. r^^ n. ^^^ f. 
 
 2 gjnr/.%^»». 
 
 3 ^TTTwrT w. ^RTTT m. Ac. ^TITj/. ^R^/. ^Tr? «». 
 
 4 TTiquTT m. ic. 
 
 5 anii Crowdedsess. ?5i<quif m. Ac. ^nft /. 
 
 6 ^!4M«II m. ^pft /. ^?^ n. FJltrT «. 'E'l^HT /. 
 
 7 ^RTWT w. 1HSVUII w. PlfoliMuil m. &c. 
 
 8 j^MOJI m. «?l'i).M«II »i. <^l4^f4MUII «. 
 
 9 ^P^/. iliVIl m. Ac. «HI< or f*I^m «. ^f<^|iT «. 
 Thickset, a. t. Compact. 3^5 r^, 'iR?r, qj, tpr^, =?T^^lT. 
 Thief, n. one tcho commit* Ihe/f. ^R, '^tft-Ac. *iuini, %- 
 
 nr, it*^, %T, ^nft, 'R^**!^^, ■<?lM*"<lf. — as ex- 
 preseiog one given to fetiy thrft, a pilferer, picker and 
 ateoler^ Sfe. ^ or y'^-^K, 3r^^*IT, 3Mrqi, J-H+«JI, THT- 
 
 Terms or phrases involving the sense of an arrant 
 thief, an adept at thiecery, S;e. are fTR^, ^ffT'frtt^, 
 
 Thieves— compreh. thieves and rojuet. ^ItNT^ or 
 N^WT or f^jjT «. 
 
 An attack by a gang of thieves. ^rT»in/ 
 A nest or haunt of thieves. ^^tlT m. %T^or^T^. 
 The air, look, cast of a t. ^ ^.f^ n. 
 Set a t. to catch a t. ^ITT^ qHT^ %T atla^^ . 
 To behead a string of thieves. ^trN^T^of ^_ 
 To Thtete, r. n. practice theft. ^Tft/-fI^^/-Mtr^ m. ''\ 
 
 pl.-'ft^ m^ m. pt.-^^ n.-^Jiq^H n.-Ac. ^it. 
 rHiKTar, n. practice of theft, ^jflf. ar^/ ^T «t^ m. 
 %^^T^ m. pi. 5^1 <>,•»» I i m. pi. ^\if\ fnu f. d**<RK;i /. 
 
 ^nnmftf- 
 
 iraiXTUH, a. given to itealing. '^M',1,^/1 V<<l^ "ITI^I^r, 
 ^THiaS, IPT^TWT or «?TT, ^■•(•»<4I, ^THWH, ^WTft'^, ^V'T^- 
 
 T. pnurticM, t. Thietkbt. ^ft^^rnt m. ;>/. 
 '.CAnfMwnctt, «. T. A. ^t^^'mT*". 'Wt ^r^TTmr »!I»tw w. 
 
 Thioh, ».— the part of the bodj. Olt^ or (irtn /. »Trtt /. 
 af^ /. — coutemptuousljr. 3rt»Il or ^ifVT »• 
 Blade of the t.-bono. vn ^t. 
 Fore part of the t. wr^f. 
 
 T. -joint. *1T^ «fRT W. I 
 
 Taitt, n. thafl of a eart, ^e. «IT<W>-Ac. V^lttf.-^. f. 
 
 The t.-yoke. ?% «. 
 TaitL-nowr, Thillek, w. JIotm tje. letteeen the thiUt; lait 
 
 horte of a team. Hr^d, *(^ VtV m.\^ m. 
 TatXBLS, n. wtetal cap for the finger. ^lA'^fjmt.^mivmn. 
 Imvt, a. not thtek. qm«, ^T^. 
 
 2 rare, tubltl, ^c. TPRt, ^T^, ^■fW. 
 
 3— of liquid*; ditile, ife. r. Wmbx. ^PW, f^«f^t?T, 
 
 4 V. Slesdee, Lean. Jfrt^P, qTrRT, «TTfrat»ft, ^;*TTaT,?TfrT- 
 
 5 «o< t/o*?, no< crowding, ^c. <rRT55, f%T?! or 55 or f*|<i,ot, 
 f«ttl*o6, Ml<J)<i|, HTo5. 
 
 6 of loose texture. <Tm55, 5RoS, i?n5, ftrw, or 55 or ^- 
 3, %rfeTT, fF^ffPCtrT or sj<.S((0<l, f^Tf^lftfT, fTotf^at?r. 
 
 This, Thinly, a</ti. v. A. 1. qTHcE, sfpf^j;. 
 
 2b Thi-v, r. o. i?W)te <Ai«, attenuate, ^c. <TTrro5-«llft^-^^"W- 
 Ao. ^^, MM<*MU|| m.-Ac. arninit, ITrRE'lirT «.-qr?Toft/-- 
 Ac. ssT^t g. of o. 
 2 maJce lett crotcded. qTfT3t-ftT55-ftfl4i<4-Ac. ^o}^ «tt<T- 
 
 oETif /.-qma'^/.-Ac. ^oty. ofo. m^, 
 This-skisked, a. ^m^. 
 Thei-tisaged, a. inf?f%iIT. 
 Thine, o. 551T, f^f^, ?T^, <^^. 
 
 Thiso, «. tuhttance. V^ n. {pop. ^^/. anrf, r«?^. ^^/. ) 
 q^ m. =^V3T/. f^^mm. /. -^ n. 3t4 m. ft^T^ m.»^ w. 
 
 Finet. =sfhl/.«. 
 
 Shapeless or clumsy t. frt^olT «. 
 
 That is neither one t. nor the other. HIT. 
 
 Things, goods, chattds, traps, ife, v. Good. ^JTWrT n. 
 
 2 matter, business, ^'c. v. Affaik. nt^/. f%^^ », q?^^w. 
 
 3— in contempt, Ac. ^t^/. »i.<T^'4 m. 
 Poor t. qiMJT, f*Hm, STTTSTfiRTTT, 
 
 4 a portion., something. ^^. 
 Thingumbob, n. ^nitlf ^IWT «. 
 To Think, t>. n. Aar« iVm* in the mind, exercise the mind. 
 
 fi(?i*r, f%?R »i.-f%?TT/.-rNH«J*/.-%?r«Tn.-KR?n-'TNrT »n. 
 
 -»nTT»TNTT »».-Ac. ^C<if. 
 
 To t. highly of one's self, anyf "HT"!^ w. 
 
 2 opiW, AoW fl« an opinion. ?l*T3Ti^, ^?0l i«. con. HTO^ 
 
 in. con. »TTT5TT/.-5f^/.-<T'^ m. tf^ w.-JTTT »i.-flT»J w.-?W- 
 
 ^fT/.-fH1inT m.-Ac. STO^ry. o/"*. 
 
 .'} suppose, fancy, imagine. ^{H^H., ^fvVh., ^ItSi id. eon. 
 
 *rVHr/.-*<l<HI /.-<T^ M.-Ac. ^»?^ onrf, ff(7A in. con, ^t- 
 
 or-'^or, iT^fT-Ac. ■STH'Itjf *i^, JT5TtT-^^tJT-Ac. ^^, »T^^. 
 
 One would think. SftiT, 
 4 V. To Intend. irsTt^l f^rT-Ac. VoTSTO^ g.qfs. f^jfor. 
 
 6 muse, meditate, consider. f%H''r, "H^, f^f^R m. ^tWT- 
 ^T|^, nn^fi.-f%n'T«.-«'Tm»«.-Ac. ^>^, ff^Rt*T-Ac. a(TB^. 
 
 To t. about, i^m ain^, »T*lTWT M^I. 
 
 To t. constantly uj)on. fiTprft/. 'I't y. 0/0. 
 
 To t. over, ponder vhat has Leen said to one. f%mi(t/.- 
 
 of; T. To RKCOLttCT. ^W^ f.-fFT^ «. ^it, 3T5Hffr 
 
 7 on; upon; eaccgitgte. ^^^ vc^-Ac. ^»3i-^nTot-?S'I, 
 
 To TaUK, r, a. imagine, conceive, ^ffrq^t, ^-qniA-Jtc. ViC^ 
 ^. ofo. iPrt'f-f^'T-Ac. »n'»I'li[-«n't. 
 
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 2 cotuider, regard, believe, reckon. HPi^, 'T^'t, WiM"!, ^• 
 
 Thinker, n. TniNKiso, /).«.v. V. N. 1. P--(<1U|KI, f^rn;, T%- 
 
 <T^-&C. mrU-Wltl, 
 Thin>'E3s, «. V. A. 1. MMolMUIl m. &c. ^^!<J^/. Hm«i{/. 
 
 «IK*lf / «(i^«M«(i m. 
 
 2 HMoilJOtl »». &c. MM'/t/. Mm*is/. «lK«f.|^/. «IK'M«(l«». 
 
 3 'TmaT'irr m. &c. qr^foft/. Tmarr/. 
 
 4 'TTrroEq'Tr m. <Tr?r'it/. mm<*i^/. !(r^^/. str^w m. ?>- 
 
 ?THr /. ^nA n. rTRsr «. [o^V- 
 
 6 m dotH mr m. sRoiTorr w. &c. qiffoEt/. ^nf^sit/. 
 
 Thied, o.— the ordinal, fir^nj, ^rftT, ^^. 
 
 The t. doing or going over ( of a work ) ^?w/. 
 
 To make the subject of a t. operation. f?WK''T or 
 frraT^, fH^T^t or fHWTift/. W^. 
 Tdikd, »i. third part. fd*<<l ^Uj m.-^^m in.-3Tn »«.-&c. ^- 
 
 3TTT/. fmm^ m. ^5rfr »». 
 
 TniEDLY, ado. in the third place. ^^=?n^, Hrft^HT:. 
 Thiest, n. rf«i>e to drink. ?r^ or rrT?r/.t«TRT»»./. f^'IlWl/'. 
 
 Excessive t. TTTT /o/). ^m w. 'TMfl'Rf or qmnPT i». 
 3T?55Tr«r in. ^v^^f:^^ «. 
 
 Morbid & excessive t. xmx^f. ^m^TTJ «. 
 
 Slakening of t. cT^HHt?/. 
 
 To quench t. <TfPf/. <Hlp4«(«i. 
 2 fig. vehement longing, v. Desirb, Itch. H^/. JJ^/. 
 arorr/. cq^ m.f. #W «». ^RT w. ^'I^H/. g'^/. 
 
 T. of wealth. iTHT^/. 
 To TninsT, v. n. v. N. 1. rj^/.-&c. OTT^t in. con. cfqur, 
 <TT^^of or dl'^HUJ, rT^of. 
 
 2 fig. hanker, long, v. To Desire. ?Tt^ m.-^oTHT m.-kc. 
 ?5P1^ »'». con. ^wf, STTW »«. W^'jf y. of a. |1 
 
 Thiestee, n. Thibsting, /). a. Thiestt, a. v. V. 1. H^rT ;[ 
 ai'lAr'.r, ?TfT>c?T or Hl'^rfr, ffT^Tf , 5'^T^, ^fH, H^- ;, 
 f^, ^r^Tp, Hf^rf, ?T^, fjTT^, — in high degree, jj 
 
 <j«iij.(^, ^THT, fnftre, f «rnT^, ^^r^ifH, h<hiti, ^Tftr, 
 H«iTfsr5f ?5, ^'rrqt'T. [ ?iH«r. 
 
 2 and Desikou8. ^?ft or ?ft^, ^sarr^fl" or ^ft, ^TcT, 
 Thieteen, a. rITT, ^^T^^. 
 
 TniRTEENTH, a. cTTI^. 
 
 Thietieth, a. frT^II^. 
 
 Thirty, a. fftiT, f%?T^, — ono «J<t)rfl«, — two ij^ft^T,— three 
 cTfrft^,— four =qWtW or =^^t^,— five 'HTrft^,— six S- 
 ^H,— seven ■«<irfl*l, ?T^^,— eight S^Sotff, 3T5rft^,— 
 nine ^-TtlT-«(l'att^. 
 
 Theageoft. ^?ft/. 
 
 This, o. ^ ( ^, ^, ^. ). 
 
 This, that, and the other. ^nroj;^JiT''jr «. 
 
 Thistle, n. — the plant. 3^*dKi «. or ft /. ^t^^^np w. 
 These are the echinof* echinatut. or Globe Thistle, f^- 
 aiqcfl ^H' w 'Ft% 'TRW «. which is very common 
 
 in the Deccan, is something like the thistle. 
 Thitdeb, Thithehwarh, adv. fJI^pt. 
 
 Hither and t. rT^f?!:^^. K»Tqft/ 
 
 Thoso, n. leather strap. ^r€\f. ^TTJ^TTr m. ^^ m. ^50 /. 
 TnORACiC, a. belonging to the thorax or chett. Slfft^, 3^1- 
 
 Thobal, a. belonging to a bed or sleeping couch. <<||esqi, ^- 
 
 Thoeax, n. inward part of the breast, v. Chest, fjpft/. J- 
 ? n. pop. !^ m. ir?T:?<T^ n. [|?T w. 
 
 ThOBN, n. /rfe or «^r!/i armed trith thorns, ^c^m «. W-^^' 
 Wood of thorns. «|if?^^ n. ^k^^ n. 
 2 thorny bush or branch, mi'ftf. ^]k'x n. 
 
 Load or bundle of t.-loppings. ^fT m. "FRT m. %^T- 
 €tf.9^n. 
 3 prickle. ipTiT w. ^PI^ «. 
 A bed of thorns, lit. fig. «|if5flt^ Sflssre^OT «. f'loc,«<i^ 
 3iitT^S:or n. ( bed of scorpions ), ^551^ STilS?^ ( bed of 
 live coals ). 
 
 To pierce or run in — a t. 5«I^^. [ ft ^''f. 
 
 To be pierced with the thorns of many cares. ^TT^vT- 
 
 4 fig. trouble, pest, ifc. W.Z^ fop. ^vtJT m.^r^ pop.^^n. 
 
 Thobn-apple, n.— datura, ^w: pop. 5i=rnojqi?TTTw. ^q^«i. 
 
 Some species are, ^]m «?rcRr or ^TOf q^R, ^\ZTJ qia^T, 
 
 Oil extracted from the t. g?ftf7 or qt?t^ n. 
 j Thoekless, a. SFi^tTrfHtTotT-qiar, f«R«Ff?.in^, fHt<he«t) , 
 
 Thoent, a. full of thorns, armed with thorns, ^c. wt^]'^, 
 ^i%n or ^, ^qft, ?T^!P, ^f2^fn=^r, ^F.R^ITR'qi^. 
 2 fig. vexafiovs. jerjlexing. ^^^^, SIRIT^, vji^foft^, 
 
 TnoiiouoH, a. v. Complete, Pebfect. jtt, "jof, ^tgr, Rlt^B. 
 
 2 passing through, mvm ^3TT''irTT-'l?.OT, ?11?pf. 
 Thoeovoji-faee, n. roorf or passage quite through. «?RT^T«, 
 
 3TT':qTT 'S^tlRTT^r ^WT ♦». ll^il'flTr ^^FfT ♦». 
 
 2 »n«fA visited house. ^^K^JU^'IJTJ^-^3V:?^JT^^j^-&c, 
 
 mn. ^rnr^^t^f. ^sri^^ ^x n. tn?%R/ 
 
 TnoiioiGnLT, adv. v. A.l. and Wbollt. q^'T'ff, T^"Mf, T- 
 ^q^r, qrar ded. &c. arnff, a^^, ariif^m or ^, ^?w. 
 
 To do t. 3TfTT/. S'r'r toith neg. eon. 
 TnOEOuoH-PACED, TuoEOUGH-SFED. See Abbast. 
 Tnou, pro. H, r^. 
 
 To Thou, To Thoh and Thee, ». «. «w contemptuous cr 
 familiar language, speak in the second person- n Mt adv.- 
 
 sa^.jr adv.- ^iei ^f\f.-^r^ n.f- J^ft ^nf[f.-^fl- 
 
 iT^/.-3«iR%/.-3j^^f5R n.-^",^ rt.-&c. ^T<Jr, ai?>s^ 
 
 iiti^ijf-s^''FW. [tf^f^m adv. ^^ 
 
 To begin to t. and t. ^ m(\m ^, ^%fNT ^oit, <n- 
 
 Though, conj. \. Although, vjff. 
 
 As t. vnjr, 5]<JJ«bl1. 
 TaoCGHT, p. T. V. A. 1. *f»Nrtc4l, 'PTttT anpicIc5T, &C. f%- 
 
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 Thought, n. operation of the mind, act of thinking. f%rTH»». 
 f%»Tf /. *T?R n. fV^R m. jpHrsTTTR m. 3(f?T:^0T5?TNlTm. 
 
 I In t. word and deed. qj^lT ^T^ T^^SJT. 
 Lo8t in t. wnq?<T, «T««r. 
 Passing or beyoud t. 3Tr%?I. 
 Speed or rapidity of t. ^^\kn m. JnTrifH/. 
 To b3 in one's thoughts. «n^f*rf}-»r>TWH'tff-&c. 3T- 
 
 2 <*«/ ir*icA it formed in the mind ; t<fc«, conception., 
 f«mey, ^c «fct^Hl/. fT% «. HN-II/. *n% «. *rm w. q^^w. 
 V^V M. ». 3IT, ^ in. con. 
 
 Farfutched or forced t. ^^ ♦r'^Hl/. 
 
 JIad, wild, wicked, Ac. t. ^^r^^I /. ^n^ m. 
 
 3 /id/ icAtrA i« entertained in <A« minj ; purpose., ten- 
 tiwtent, ^e. v. JfiXD. De-105. *Rt?n^ "fr?/. frTf<Tt5T 
 liRTT m. Ac. HH'l'H n. MH)^<4 ■«. Hi'mil «. \^ *• 
 
 4 thoughts ; mind at directed or applied to a Mubject, T. 
 MiXD. Hf «. f^ n. «TPT fi. i=r?=^ n. 
 
 5 T. Care, Co.vceks. ^Icr#>'t/. f%fTT/. 
 l^OL'onTFUL, a. thinking, reflecting, &c. v. Cossidetiate. 
 
 ftr^TT, »PisT?fr??, 'I'm. 
 
 2 meditative., contemplative. MJI^, *<4ii*<T, «TRf5l^, 
 
 8 *. Cabefcl, Attestivb. ^^, ?rf^, ftflWI^, f^<n; 
 ys, f^rtim'. 
 TaocoBTrtJLNESs, M. T, A. 1. pj^^lOl"!! «. f^^K^JteTT/. 
 
 2 •WTPft'mT ■«. WTT5nfts55n/. H5R;iftf?<n/ «qRfT^/. 
 
 ThOCOHTLKS', a. T. CaBELXSS, iKCOSStrEOATE. '-Hft^lO, 
 
 Tbocohtlks^5ess, n. T. A. ^Tf<T-4lOM«II «. fJR;To5vft70TT»n. 
 
 TBO0SA5D, «. f«TTT, IT^, CTip^f, ^ITTTT. 
 2— iudef. yr«a/ ntimler. wm, ^M. 
 
 By thousands. f-TI*^, Wf WTi:, W^Wrwf*!. 
 
 One of a t. a man euperlatieely jood. t5IW^ ^T^WT. 
 iBOCIAyCTR,*. f ^TTTVT, «f^n»T. 
 Tbowl, n.fultrum of an oor. ^^4 or JWT n. J^ n. 
 THBAr.Lroii. See SLArnrr. 
 To TBKisH, Ac. See To TmncaH, Ae. 
 Tbbkad, n »mdl t%citl,JUmmemt. ^ m. «fPIT m. ^jn «. ^- 
 
 mi. it^ M. c ^op, if^/ ) iTfT/- 'rt^ «n. *»n"/. ^i:* m. 
 
 Gold or silrer t. ^PJTW^ «•. tfTmrf. 
 
 Qoaotity of t. wound nrcr the palm, j^n «. 
 
 Thick-twisted t. «f9^^ ^ *•. 
 
 Work with gold t. '^^<|j(t /• [or Vim\\^. 
 
 Worked wilh gold of (rilTer t. ^, •RJirtt, «IWT^ 
 
 Worker in gold t. «n!^^. 
 
 Woven with double threads. JfTTT, JHlO. 
 
 2 fig. connection of subject. ?flTT »«. JJH n. rTR/. STJ^- 
 tTR n. ?i'tTFT n. ^\^\^4 n. 3T^^ »i. atirWr m. 3T*fi^- 
 sf w. ij;«4re^»T n. 
 
 3 tacred or sacrificial cord of the Hindu. ^TR^T n. TT^- 
 an. q ? fm^ t<^ n. g;;5(n. ^rrfsT^ l^Tn. JI^^?r «. The 
 thread or cord is worn over the left shoulder and 
 under the right : that of the Brahman is of cotton, 
 Munja or Kusha grass ; of the Kshetriya, of flax ; of 
 the Vaithya, of wool. The youths should be invested 
 respectively from 8 to 16, from 11 to 22, from 12 to 
 24 years of age. Before the shoulder-thread is put 
 on, the youth must be invested witlr the sacred 
 girdle. Certain ceremouies pertaining^ to this tacred 
 thread are, 34^!«J'T, 37fl^^ A -jHitX."! & TTT^, ^^TToET, 
 
 Bruhman fit to be invested with the sacred t. ^*^. 
 
 Brjlhman invested with the sacred t. g^ffT, ^IJ, ^^ 
 ^^Rt, aM'fld. 
 
 Girdle or twisted thread made of three strings of 
 Munja a;ra88 worn round the loins by a young Brahman, 
 JTIT/ ^i3ft/. K^STpo^.^oST/". It is put on at the inves- 
 titure with the shoulder-cord but previously to it, and 
 must be taken off before marriage. — Brahman wear- 
 ing it, H5^,— Ceremony of loosening it, ^j^. 'RiTT- 
 Vk^ n. 
 
 Investiture with t. See TnHKAT-iiTTESTiTtJBE. 
 
 Knot of sacred t. V^'ltd/. 
 
 Benewal of sacred t. ^TTT'ft/. 
 
 Sacred t. as worn by children. HIf?lM«ftrr n. 
 
 Set of threads ( 5 ) to nmke the pacred t. vftTT m. 
 
 4 See FiLAMKKT, 5 spiral part of a si-rew, t[c. %TT w. 
 To Thbead, p. a past a thread through ; siring. "Tt^, #•- 
 
 JT'I, »Tinn, ?T<Joti :fl[V'\ftf4jm.-^tmn.-&c.Vli\g.ofo. 
 2 ( a^needle ). afw^, VX^ ^, ^C m.-Ac. ^m^. 
 TuREAD-BABF., a. having thti nap worn off. vj^^, fffdllTr, 
 f H <fg^ or ETOiY«T, ffTBI, r^^h(l<i, <g? H1^?5I, f^- 
 
 T. cloth, mnt'^ ^irra «. ^r^v «. 
 
 To become t. and thin, f^ot, f^r^^bi, f^f^flt, Jfl4^, 
 
 || TllBEAD-IKXEsTITLnE. n. V. TUKKAK, :i. H^/ H^ft/. flt- 
 
 cft/. ^V3ft»tV^ n. g'THq^ n. V:^K^ n. «?l«l*l w. 
 
 Altar or seat at a t. ^^ n. 
 
 BcvKi'iK *■■<' *''<> "ImK obtained by a Brahman under 
 t. f>THT« pop. f^^^f. JPrfHHT/. 
 
 Br£hman Ac. of whom the t. has been omittcd.VT?^. 
 
 Ceremony of eating with his mother of the subject 
 of a t. WT^»fliT^ ». 
 
 Cloth or garment worn at t, ^jm n. flfr^f. 
 
 EulerUinment given to the subject of a t. ilj^t- 
 0PT». 
 7a%iAj>a>,p. T. V. 1. •TtW^BT, a^>t^W, Ac. jfipT, qfvm. 
 
THB 
 
 878 
 
 THR 
 
 To Theeat, To Thkeaten, v. a. denounce future evil to, de- 
 clare purpose of ptmisMng. »T^ n.-vfl'P m.-kc. ^^Hjl^y. 
 cfo. *nr n.-^TT^ m.-&.c. qi^'it g. of o. ^T^'Z^^ m.-*R- 
 
 e^H «.-5f?55[5^ n.-■^^^^k^^ n.-^^z^ n.-&c. ^<}f. 
 
 2 aWfm;)^ /o /trrZ/y, t. To INIexace, To Iktimidate. 
 
 S exhibit the appearance of something evil approaching. 
 tl m.-^^ m.-^Z m.-'l^itH n.-Sm. ^T^^sfSr, in w.-f^H m.- 
 &c. gT?m ^. 0/ 0. 
 TiiEEAT, Theeatesisg, m. y. V. 1. H^ ^M^ «. &0. ^5[- 
 
 5{m n. 
 
 2 irsr^^Bi. TTf'HMui n. &c. HiWWufl/. HSH^t/- ^HTsjit 
 
 3— as of rain, &e. tn in. Pffs »». 5Tr^ >»• "T^^? «. ^?5 »i. 
 Theeateneb, n. Theeat emso,;?. a. v.V. 1.2. *ra^r^^<»inT, 
 
 H^^raoTRr, &c. *nTJT^^, H'l^sF, H'TH^^IJT ^^ 
 
 ^lft-&c. 
 Theee, o. rfpT, frtq ( used only of living creatures ), frT (in 
 
 coitip. as T.-storicd frjJT^?!T, T.-cornered fH^pfjft, & frf- 
 
 <T?^, ffl^', frT^, %^%^, &e.), f^r (iu comp. as fSf^PF, 
 
 f^^T, f^T^, f^nrr, f^I^OT, f^^, &c. ) 
 •Aggregate oft. v. Tbio. f^'g^ «• ^HT «■ ^fft/- 
 
 By threes, — clustering, strung, &c. fH^S. 
 Composed of threes, frf^s. 
 Of t. kinds or sorts. f%rf^tj. 
 T. persons or individuals, f^^n m. 
 T. and a half. ar^T^ or '^Z. — Multiple of t. and a 
 half. 3^7^ or ;^% n. 
 Theee-eold, a. f^^^fr^^z., f^ or <\, Mf ^. 
 TaEEE-JOINTEXI, a. fH^, f^"T^, 
 Tueeelooped, a. ^t^ft, 
 Theee-sided, a. fH^T^. 
 Theee-stei.ngej), a. f?Tgfft. 
 Theexody, n. song of lamentation, m^} m. 
 To TaBESB, f. a. separate from the husk hy beating, f^lfff, 
 sTs^r, ^qof, «jWui, H««^, JT^ift/. ^FTof-cprjiit-mSot, 
 ^ra/. ^Frsin-Jm^ y. o/ o. s^^r ^Rot,— by treadiugit 
 under the feet of bullocks, K^Sf , JT55oft/. qpi^ot-^^- 
 
 Threshing operations— eompreh. =qT5E'iftHcSi7ft/. 
 2 rfrxJ, V. To Beat, mvh., ^ts^of, '4^^, f^?^, J^, 
 
 TuHEsnKD, 'p. T.v. 1. isre^r^r, 5i5^?fr, &c. !jrfi'^, ^s^qi-m, 
 
 — by the treading of oxen, »T5J?5t?T, *i*uQ-«)i, ^jfoSTI^. 
 
 2 ?ff5B?!T, PT^OT, f^WT. 
 Theesueb, «. TiiUEsiiiSG,/). «. V. V. 1. StlTTRT, Mot u| K |, 
 
 siS^OTKI, &.C. JTSOT^. 
 
 Corn given to hired threshers. %^oft/. 
 THEESHiifG, n. V. V. 1. s?T5^ n. m^^ n. »Tc5^ n. ^f. «t- 
 
 Vf\f- *T35oft/. 
 
 Tdbeshisq-feast, «. s;^ or ^;^ m. ^ns^^fT/. 
 Thbeshisq-elooBjW. ^a «. 
 
 Brahman that gleans or begs at a t. ^a>Te. 
 
 General enclosure of the threshing-floors of a village. 
 
 ^^n^ttf ^ki(]i\f. 
 
 Tost of a t. fJr^ST m. ^%qr<T*?J/. 
 The riu}^ of bundles encompasBing a t. fiTTofT/. 
 Team of osen at a t.to tread out the corn. qTrt/.«?T?ft/. 
 That has been trodden out or threshed at a t. ^- 
 
 To lay the t. place com on it to le trodden ovt. ^ m, 
 Thbeshold, 71. deor-sill. ground under the door, entrance. ZJX- 
 ^r^r or ST m. "^^ or Jt or ^.^^ /. ^X] or ^JTTT w. j- 
 il^ST m. ^mzj m. \0tf. f^rlT/. 
 
 Stumble at the t.fig. T-THirw H^TNTrl:. 
 
 To mount the t. ^tht f». ^?^. 
 
 To wear the t. of. Z^-^T^ ^Wjf. qPTJiJr, T^^\^ 
 »nrft/. niHVfi ^RT^t HTrft/. TT^fft JpT<lf. 
 2 fig-, outset, V. Beoixxing. HdKH «». S^TtPHw. 
 
 TuEicE, adv. ^tn^^ or q-n:, fffiraott, rft^, ^srrr. 
 TuBiFT, TnEiniXEss, n. v. A. 1. and Ecoyoar. q:n^?T w. 
 
 Thehtless. See Extbavagant. 
 
 Thbiftt, a. frugal, v. Economical. ^r?TT*f?ft or fqr, ^\z^- 
 ?r=^r, Mi^HMiNulhrr, arr^^q^ft, ?rai^^. 
 
 2 See PEOsrEBOL's. 
 
 jTo Theill, v. n. ( in tl.e ear— a sharp sound ). qoitniTof, 
 <^ui<j|ui<i, yurtioiuj, f*r<FH<'if, ^T ♦»• %tT^, f^ «(^t). ^R^. 
 2 — the body or a member ifeel a tingling sensation, ftl- 
 ^^T^, f^iqoEot, f^T?rrtt/-%^^/. ^lot-HTOt in. con. 
 ?5^. [^ y. ofs. 
 
 3 /w«« K'»V7i o tingling sensation. Rwrff /. ^ot-HT't-yr- 
 To TuEiEL, V. a. See To Pex-etbate, To Piebce. 
 Theill, Thkillixo, n. v. V. N. 2. fjirarft/. f5!nf^ft/. ?f - 
 
 Tt»r n. V^fkf. 
 TnEiLLixo, /J. o. v. V.N.I. spr^TRT ^'sPTRr, ^trq;, ftpt, EnntrTft- 
 
 To Thbive, &c. See To Flocbish, To Peospeb. 
 Theoat, n. forepart of the neck. ^\^ f Xf^zf. qiTT m. "loET 
 m. ^ m. ^PS^f. nivCt or ZZ\^f. not^^I w. 
 
 Ablution from the t. downwards. «F5^fT»T«. 
 
 Dryness of the t. ^FRS/. f. <?5, ^5#T »». 
 
 In the t. n5St. 
 
 Inflammation of the t. n^^z\f. 
 
 Ornament for the t. ^^PJ^ttt ». qpsm^oi n. 
 
 Putrid sore t. ^B<T ^oy. wfff^'f m. 
 
 Seated in the t. or Come into the t. ^S'T<T. 
 
 Throat-band or yoke collar. ^JT^/. ^r?ft/. 
 
 Ulcers in the t. ns^lRT/. 
 
 Up to the t. ?R»Tqk, aTT^3. 
 
 To cut one's t. «FI^nT n. qt^. 
 
 To force down the t. oi.fig. loSf ^\^. 
 
 To have the t. stopped up. *Tc5*rr^ ^W\Z\ m. ^ g. 
 
THR 
 
 679 
 
 THR 
 
 Ofo. loBT W. ril^iVi g. oft. 
 
 To make one's t. hoarse ( as in reproving, exhorting, 
 Ac. ). ^nr^ m. ^^:sT q^. 
 To Thhob, r. «. Z'M/ quielly, pultatf violently, ghoot, ^e. ^• 
 
 arfc. ^nrot, <1U|4U|U|, <1<I|+U|, 4UI+l<J«i, 5?T5K'Jt intent. 5- 
 
 fpj<A y. of: -m^ui, f^^, ftjf^ifof. 
 2 See To Palpitate. 
 Thbob, Throbbiso, ft. V. V. 1. 3wr^ «. Ac. ^T^ m. 3Wf^ 
 / 5J!r?H or ^Hi^f. SwraT/. f*T^/. 
 
 TUSOBBEB, ». THR0BBI5U, ^. a. T. V. 1. Z^Z^ ^VHTT, V\- 
 
 ♦»HHI, &c. 
 TuEOE, e. fKMW, tracaU. fdiO*/ %«l/. ST?T^%^^/. THt^/. 
 To heave a t. Rit^/. %ot, 3FRT3T w. ^ 
 2 eonvultive quiver. 3T?T^ m. ». %, «>^, t7^ /. 
 ThS05E, n. royal teat. <Mi-=n *IT^/. TT^ft/. <M'II<^/. f%- 
 ^T?H ». ?|3jr«H n. fHR n. jMitii «. H^I^R ». ^|vfi^i«<i/. 
 Varancy of the t. ifHI'J* n. afTTPTF ». 
 To THB05E. See To KvrnaoSE. 
 Frkoxo, lb Thboxo, &.C. See Cbowd, To Cbowd, &c. 
 
 rHKOTTLE, n. T. TuROAT. ^TW/. ^?/. ToETm. 
 
 2b Thbottle, r. a. tei?* Jy /Ac throat to at ttop the breath. 
 •RBf^'Y/ ^^, n55^"rTt/. tTTof, n^rw.-TT^/.-STnn.-Jtc. 
 3W5Bit-5I^-%^ or ^T^-&c. m?^, 'R'T^OT. ^>T^, 15t- 
 
 jBtovou, prep, from end to en<} of . ^l{Wm:. 
 
 2— notinf^ pa«»»ge or cliannel. "^IHSI, H^, ^f^. The 
 sense is usuallr expressed by the inflection of the 
 nonn as «r ?Tn^, t. this door, Ac. | 
 
 2 iy o^mcy or tneani of. ^;^^ or ip^, «R^ or%, Wlti^, 
 
 rHaoiGU, ode. from one end to the other. <TR,;«UMK, ^[P^. i 
 T. and t. STTTTR. i 
 
 2 /rom hejinninj to end. Tf^rJ^NTH^-TTtHITPJ^-TffT^- I 
 
 '?T^-Ac. \^^v^^^ or 't^'^^^<^-^1^\^\^^'^., '2<r«rTT^if?T- 
 
 3 /o /A« ultimat* pvrpote, to the tnd. >w?m, ft»^, <T- j 
 
 To carry t. To go t. with, Ac. t. To AccoxmsB. I 
 ftV5TH-*c. ivh. 
 
 To go t. KiKfcrytf, x. To Scmi. ?ftlT^, f!Tl^. '| 
 
 TntovottOVT, prep, or adv.— of time. q^T^ ( in comp. as , 
 
 »*r?n^, W^^, yrr^, Ac. ), ?H^',M«Ifl, ^f^-^jfii^^- 
 
 WTT>TNT^^-Ac. iTfjiWff, WnTH5Tff5Tm,»TT (in conjp. || 
 
 2 — of space. fif^Pl«)H, M^4^^<, WIT!, TT ( in comp. 
 M •rt^'W, «[n«TT, paftT^, Ac. ). 
 
 To Tnow, ». •. T. To Ca»t. pnoil, f«iR«J, eT«*i, %»«r, 
 WW"!, f*i^*^, «»«^. 
 To t one'a self ( into • pond, well, the Are, Ac. ). 
 
 3 Merturu in wttAtf. ^Tl«f, ^-H^t^W-Ao. V^«f, 
 
 3 about; tcaiter diffusely. g'qoE^, ^'f^ ^'F'r-TS^, 
 
 4 away: /o#e ?'y neglect or folly, spend utelessly, ij'o. 'STT?^- 
 ^, ^T5W, 3T^, S'^^^, n»TR^, ^ot or ^^^m, ^t¥^. 
 
 5 by; lay aside at useless, S,c. ^IJ^V^ 5n»^, 'HT^tK ST<fi^, 
 
 6 down; overthrow, Sjc. Tn'Jt, Hll-H 2r«KUt. 
 
 7 off; ( clothes, itc. ). «PTTaT, <Ft^^ ^Ni'f, TrR^, Jd'fM 
 sr^, WmHf^-Pf i I ot I -Ac. ;ST^. 
 
 8 off; remote, e.tpel, (Jv. fJt^fl'jf, 3T ^T'i,^!^)^, f^HT'f. 
 -P><l«'ln.-f^r^^rt.-&c. ^T^y. ofo. 
 
 9 off and upon. «}fteST, ^|+3l, ?+■=?«», SP^, itflNui. 
 
 10 out ( insinuations, liints, Sic). g^SRT, 5?f?^, »3[;?Rr 
 /.-Ac. Jp^, 3Tt^ %^. 
 
 { 11 up; lit. ^-^-^feWl-&c. ?TOWr-%«p6t, ^^^XT^, Tf^t? 
 W.-3r?1'T'IIrt.-&C. ^R't. 
 
 12 up. See To Vomit. 13 upon. ?T^, ^ra^r. 
 t 14 upon (a body of troops, &c. upon the enemy.) ?5te^. 
 Throw, Theowisg, n. t. V. 1. #r^». IT^i'fa. Ac. ST?^pm». 
 
 I. (of dice). iRw. t>. ?np. 
 
 II. distance tchich a missile may he throicn. Z^m.'^lm. 
 Stone-t. ^THtli5T»J. ^m^fTw. 
 
 Theoweb, n. Throwing, p. a. v. V. 1. l^r^stTRT, ^<fcuil^r, 
 **"IKI, Ac. %cpn, ^r^'TT, ^I'TF, ST?^^, ^T^-ST^TTT-Ac. 
 
 2 miuiHi, 3f»ft»i^iw-Ac. ^rrwRT. 
 Thbowx. p. V. \. 1. ^r^;^^^, "Jr^SrST, ^re^ST, Ac. f^fr, :t- 
 
 2 <j i i;>x i, Ac. ^^, ^nffi^t?^. 
 MlirfBI, Ac. Hl£i«(. 
 
 8 P!4«r*^,r, Ac. fJTT^'T, Pkw, frrr^sfT. 
 
 Thbuu, w. endt oftveavert threadt. S>r?R'JI n. 3?r^TJT n. ^tl 
 /. ^li. '<^-A<xM\f pi. 3r^3 w. />i. 
 
 The twisted t. ^T^%f. [ Ac. JTTSwBT. 
 
 To TuHUU, v. a. play eoartely. fTTTT/. ji. ffll^r, iH^II^MDIlSi^- 
 TnRisn, «. /i«r</u« talica. *nf^«hi or wft/. ^ffTfTT/ H^^l^l- 
 
 2— the disease of the month. ^"5f m. pi. 
 To Tkbust,». a. drive, thove, v. To Push. I^:f?WT,1f^,^9r. 
 
 2 in ; pu*h into or beticeen. g^JT^T, ?jt^'^, <^i-«(',OT, f^- 
 ^, ^ra^, M*1*''i, Vlf*,"!, MM^ot, ftl^Tfof, f?lf<pr^<ff, HH- 
 V^, *TO^r^, Ht'Pfl'f or »ftfl<FOJ or HlflOt, J^^,tHor 
 
 or it^iii, Tj^ix/f, ^^nr^. 
 
 3 through; V. To Stab. C?T^, f^iof or»)^, »k^ 
 f.-€7f( or nft/.-Ac. mrof.^ 
 
 To thrust one's self in. ^''^"'^1 ^'^^. 
 To TutUST, r, ft. make a thrutt. ^f.^V^^f.■&e. ITTTOJ, 
 TaitiT, TnBVBTixa, n. v. V. A. 1. Mn?«t, ^Wt«i. Ac. injtl 
 m. «nt|5t/. 
 
 2 IJ'moi n. Ki^ot a. Ac. »y»noft/. «H«ft/. fft^TJft/. 
 
 »»mt/ »*wft/ Ac. 
 
 3 »*f^ n. |H0t «. Ac, 5?T^«ft/. ^H<»ft/. |l(t or ^»(t 
 cr J'F'lft/. ^|<t/.— oap. with % spear. ^JnTw. 
 
Tinr 
 
 880 
 
 TID 
 
 A soft sounding t. or blow. l«p}ir m. 
 Theust, jp. a. V. V. A. 1. ?^?IS?5T, ^?:3f5T, BR^OT, &c. 
 
 2 g^TH^WT, #-^?5?yT, |?T!P3?5T, &C. 
 
 3 5?iq;^?5T, ^H^PIT, f fl^ HR^Jc^T, &C. 
 
 Thkustee, n. TuBUSTiKG, p. a. t. V. A. 1. S^t^IRT, ^dUHll 
 
 2 i^q^^oiRT, ^'qonTT, J^JPTRT, Ac. 
 
 3 S^iq^Rr, SBOTITT, f JH^t-^c. JTROTTTT. 
 Thumb, «.— of the hand! 3i»rer m. 3^^^ m. 
 
 That is under the t. of. ^'J]Wr^m, 
 To liave under one's t. ^T'^T^fT TT^^. 
 To be under the t. of. JT^'a aTO'ir. 
 To Thumb, v. a. soil with thefinyeris. 3il5iTT^ ITT m. TTiot, 
 
 TnuMB-KiN, Thume-sceew. ^^IN ««. 
 
 Thump, «. A^'ory How, v. Bi.ow. vih^ tr krw ot. q»I^ ot. 
 
 tTTTTT »». ^^FT cr ^^FT »«. f ^T or ^?^ to. SRir »». 
 
 2 Woio ayainst, a striking against. ■<T1'F/. *TI'FT »«• ^3^ 
 
 /. qi^T OT. 
 
 Thump, adv.—MVm^, &c. q5i^H-sFOT-^-f?5Vt-&c. ir^r^-JR 
 
 -f^?ft-&c. 5^ or HSITJT-^f T-&e. 
 Sb Thump, v. n.fall or strike with a dull heavy llow. ^«ISF»T 
 
 To Thump, v. a. t. To Bkat. 5^F«^,g^?5fiT, ^^n?^, ^*(?4'jf, 
 JHrSOT, ST^^TK'lf, ^^^ijf, J5^^, 5*'^^, f S^ojt, g^IT.^, 
 
 tm^'H or gn^ot. 
 
 2 ^noc/.- or strike against ., lump. VS'F/--'*T3'FT «».-v^^/. 
 
 -*T3^ wi.-JeP:-&c. HTT^, 
 To Thump, v. n. See To Bump. 
 
 TnuMPEK, n. huge thing, v. Laege. VJV^m, ?tqT7?TR»n. %t/. 
 Thumpixo, a. sicinging, whacking, S)'c. v. lyAEOE. ^?JT, 
 
 rtdKUIl, SlrTTSr, »lrfmT, S^lZ'ftrT or ?ft?T. 
 2b Thukdek, v. n. to sound— tax explosion of electricity. 
 
 ITSJ'if, IT^or, n^T/.-Ac. 5Rdt or W/7A ^r. o/,. ^^ g^y. 
 , JTToS w.-irq' OT.-&C. nS^Sirf -T^C^iJir-^f qs^-&c. 
 
 To t. and lighten. ^^/. !fS-^>Sor, Efr^otnT^iif, 
 
 2 make a loud noise, t. To Eoak. TSn^ot, T5T50T, nim- 
 
 'lS'ISf-+4l+4-&c. ^FJlot, ^OT!i^ »».-&c. ^ot-^raoty. of s. 
 To TnuNDEK, v.a. publish or emit icith noise and terror. ^- 
 
 THUNDEn,n. the sound which follows lightning. I^t/. "JWi^ 
 n. H^^^ «i. %^5!1»; «». %^^f^ m. sfJT^a^ m. spR? m. 
 
 Loud crash of t. and lightning. ^^^T <tij«fej i e m.- 
 ^IT^T OT.-&C. fly HI 115^157^ ,n. 
 
 2 Zowi continuous sound, t. EoaK. I^f/. Tin w. T- 
 m m. Vfjjs »». 
 Thusbeh-bolt, «. Jft^i/. sf^T m. n. ffe?l »». n. 
 Falling of a t. ^jir?r<T m. 
 Eesistless as the t. ^^nn^. 
 TnuNDEB-ci-oui), n. f^%% arvi n. f^#^ qg m. [ht/. 
 
 Thunder-stohm, m. ^7f^ iTT^^ „i. > || v)ri i <nir?I m. nr»Ifft 
 ThUSDKE-SIBUCK, <J. v. A9IOUI3UED. ^, iq^, ^^5Tf<T, f- 
 
 ^Jrf?T. |>op. ^fFTFliTR m. 
 
 Thuksdat, n. — the day of the week. J^K m. st^fH^R 
 Thus, ado. in this cr that wag. «l?ri did. »reT dcd. ^nr, 
 
 T. far, t. much, &c..tiia^^, '^VT'?^, ^'«T'?ra?Tt, ^^^. 
 Thwack, &c. See Whack. 
 
 To Thwaet, v. a. cross, oppose, ^'c. y. To Himieh, To Ob- 
 BTBUCT. 3T3'<Ta'ilf, 3?r5^ ^^, HTSr m. ^wM, ^rT /. 
 ^T^, TH n. msof ^. ©/"o. 
 2 cress. am^T </eci. ^I't. 
 Thwabt, a. transverse. aril^T. 
 Tht, ;?ro«. a. o^r. 
 Thtself, /:ro«. ^^STTTOT, ff5, 3TT<m. 
 TiABA, «. V .Crest, Cbown. nn^ wj. f^HPT «». F.ri\mi n. 
 i Tibia, n. large hone of the leg. ?iSq n. ^Z'\\f. ?12^ w. ?ToE- 
 ! ^?Lt 07- ^3^^:^ or 5t/. ^lotr w>. HafT/. 
 Tibial, a. v. K'. JR^rsfT, HS^t^T, &c. 
 Tick, n. score, credit, trust. ^^iTrf /. jtTTT *». 
 One living upon t. 3-NlHW^T^. 
 One selling upon t. 3^nir!TT. 
 Things given or taken on t. T^fT^FT/. 
 2 louse of dogs, ^fc. nt^ or »uf^st or nif^ /. "iXtf 
 
 w. ^mrr or ^nn-TnT^ts ««. gosr »«. "tn^Tt'lNt? or ^f- 
 
 To Tick, ». «.— a watch, &c. ZW?'\-f^.^.-^^.-&,Q. ^^- 
 
 I Ticket, m. t<r/7<fn /o;tcw. f^ or f<(^f. ^^.^^f. 
 
 2 lahd.f^orf^f[f.^W.^f. [^^^n. 
 
 3— as appended to shew number and price. ^^«R^'t/. 
 
 4 — as in a lottery, &c. 77\^f. ft^J «. from the English 
 ! is in common use. \f^^.K^^. 
 
 ' To Ticket, v. a. t. N. f^^/.-f^^r/. pl.-&c. MR^-^\^^- 
 j Ticketed,/), v. V. f^t\ 3T^«5T, &c. f^^Hr. 
 ; To Tickle, v. a. cause a thrilling sensation ly the touch, n- 
 
 /.-ni^n^/.-ic. !Rvf, j^g^r^rtfr. [ ^r^m. 
 
 2 ( the tongue, mouth, &c. ) — certain articles of food, 
 
 3 fig. See To Please. 
 
 To Tickle, v. n.feel titillation. »T^?ft/.-&c. ^. 
 Tickler, n. Tickliso,/?. a. y. V. A. 1. 5?g?5t-3<^yrqi-&c. 
 
 2 ^HTiTRT, <hM<I. 
 Ticklish, a. easily tickled. g^r^TT, J^IT, 5^3^Ht, 3^- 
 
 2 fig. unsettled, t.Tottebino. iiMoflH, W2<?i^ff, {oiMift- 
 
 Thicklishnes.^, «. V. A. 1. ^'^^rlM"!! ♦»• &c. y^^rtt rtflR 
 
 2 JJToEflS/. =^rtf*|-»lrt/. <5^^/. Miwiirt/. 
 Tidal, a. pertaining to tides. *Rfft W^tHt. 
 Tidbit, «. Aitco/e />iec«. ifrs^rRT w. f qW »i. [3?rrc m. 
 
 Tide, «. ( of the sea ). vRfft3?T|€t/ ?T2^t<T?^<TT'''THr '^^^ 
 Bore or swell of the t. sftlT w. 
 
Tia 
 
 881 
 
 TIL 
 
 High t. time of kiyh vxUer. ^HTT »». «^T<t/. 
 Ifeap t. »Tm ••. 
 Spring'-t. 3VTT *■ JWIUI n. 
 T. at the equinoxes. 3VPT «• T^TM ». 
 2 See Course, Cukbkst. 
 Tidiness, n. t. A. ^T^TOTT m. ^+(J|+M«II «. Ac. 'm*-Ml'fl/- 
 ^rq^rrt/. ^rrfHr^ft/. m*^*/. [ ?»». 
 
 TiDisos, «. T. News. ?^^/ ^TH^/ ^Trrf/. "TtTT 
 TiDr, a. natty, trim, Sfe. v. Neat. '^HJ or ^T^, 
 
 ■«(IM-MIM, •M*N* or ■<<I<f>MI*, ■M+-«(+1<i, ^(g, W<^g^, g«t- 
 ^, <it^R3T^ or (iiK^*, ^IT%rft^, ^TPff^t^. 
 To Tie, «. a. JiW, ftuten, eo>{fine tcith a band, ife. ^tl^, 
 
 To t. with a knot. Tf^, nt5 ^T^T »lttm, it^/. JTKof. 
 2— tij^htly; bind foreiblif or eloteli/, v. To Tighten-. 
 
 nr^i or *l*-^^H -*-«(*l*JH-tT^.7iT-<i«l4H -ic. «nq^-3(R2dt- 
 
 8 down ; up ; eoifine, hinder from action, v. To Bes- 
 TBAIN'. ift^, <lt^ %^, ?ltn?^, fTfnf^ ^1^, loET «. ^- 
 
 4 up ; unto ; to; at ; fatten, bind. ^^,^spi %^-7T^, 
 s^Wlif, ^W^ ^f^, •AH'h^ , ^*l>f.H srf'T't, <il'l«wf, frt- 
 *I|^ ?T^, ?Tt»II^, "fWor, 'ftfT ^of, sw^Rwr. [arm. 
 Tie, n. fattening, binding, lit. fig. 1(^ w. qtT m. ^^ST «. 3fTr- 
 2 fig. V. Co5jrexiox. Tt?/. ijf*T »»• T^ »■ ?5n/. ^m tn. 
 
 8 fa^enmy cord or tiring. w(^m.^V m. ^*TT «i. ^Wft/. 
 ^nST •». »«i*i «. 3TTcBT *«. 
 
 4 ( aa of necklaces, bracelets, 4c. ). Ilf^ n. Tl^ftTtn. 
 TiED.f. T, V. 1. ^f*r%f?I, Hfllii^I, irj, Ac. 
 Tim, «. T. Bow. artif /. ^/. »nf^ m. 
 
 Of two tiers. JH^P^ or ?^, — of three. PiWJF^ or ^^ 
 — of four. i^Im^'^I or rft, 
 Tirr. See Hcrr. 
 
 Tinm, •. T. Lpscheos. vrnt m. 37fTT m, 
 rirroox, «. ndden gaU. g»R «. ?J?t?E n. 
 TloBE, n. wnm. "qTH m. m^ «».— in contempt or endear- 
 ment, wnz n. WT^ «. — respectfully, wnfhJT •!.— alius! ■ 
 ▼elj, mv^ m. 
 
 Box used aa a trap to catch at. ^ m. 
 Lair or corert of a t. fHIT^t TTaft/. fm^^ fi. 
 Itavages or infestation of tigers. vmT# or wv^^ n. 
 Tiger's claw. fr^^W «. 
 TtocR-«Ei», n. «nvr% vtWI «. 
 
 Bag of t. ( used to bold turmeric-powder, Ac. ). VPft 
 
 ImiUtion t. ( aa bodj cloth tur a horae, te. ). WPftf. 
 T, worn aa clothing. •^TUtw?' n. 
 IiflBT, «. irawA Meiuely, t. Tioax-inuw5. ^, fTT7, nT37. 
 
 2 — as a garment ; pinching. ^, ?rn, <T1^, 3TJ^, 3T?- 
 S, «Tf , *<i+4, "^li+l, ^I^^TT, 3TT^ or 3T5^, fTT3. 
 To feel t. tit pinchinglg. ^JZ^. • 
 
 3 dote, firm, not open. «Tf , T'T, afTifflt ( remiw 3T^?K 
 iightish ), 3T5^ or 3T5^. 
 
 4 close-set., tcell-knit, ^v. 3T^?r, qj , 3id4<1l, ST^'PT, 3Tf f* 
 
 <TtTR, aifr^g^, ^i^^ri, g^7t?T, g»i^. 
 
 TiouT-DEAWTJ, a. strained or stretched intensely. fTT, mz, 
 fTH7, rldd'^H, dUMUllH, rtl«lrtrtr, ?Tnnf^?^(7T, <iM4»flfT or 
 
 To Tighten, r. o. draw tighter, aiijctuj, 3T^^ «fT«t^, rTPiI- 
 
 ^J^^, ^rf^'^ «. ^^, ^^^ot, 3T^ot, ^T^rS^ «lttT^, 
 
 ^, ti^+.W'f or «hTj<}-,Hulj, ri^j^, '^''''c? «rt"^, ?^3'T, 
 fTn|5 3TT^^-&c. ?mr5(5f, 3T^9"&T, WPg;^ 5jtvTdt-3TI^oEoi 
 -Ac. f»T5^ ( esp. iu. ^;p^ f^TS^ A ^\^ or ^sftH 
 
 2 woAe more cZo«e. aT^r^-l^-Ac. ^^-«|^«)fl. 
 To Tighten, v. n. become tighter, riiaoj, ?Rr?<'f or ?T=^T^, 
 
 rTi'Tr or ?T3?TTif •'«<«««. JTTPT^, art^TOf, aTtj^ot, sjfl-iv^i Or 
 
 TiOHTLT, Tight, adv. v. A. 1. <tn, ?TO, flioj^, ^fffJT, 'F^- 
 T, !F5^, Ac. 
 
 2 ^r^, fPT, 3T7^. 
 
 3 ^, T^, ■STT^ or ^, 3<IJ«<., 3T7F. 
 
 I. — as expressing vehemence, fulness of action, Ac. T. 
 
 ^ir^T^T^, *'l+5, %<*'<H, ?«Pn^, ^^«?T, HTCT. 
 Tightness, n. v. A. 1. rTl^^m m. ?TT4<M0|| ««. Ac. r\rz\ m. 
 fTT? m. rTTT »». nuiim m. 
 
 2 ^RqwTT m. ri'IMuil m. ST^SPmr »•. Ac. «J?T^ /. 
 
 3 q?rirr m. »nrnn w. 3T^5t<mT *». Ac. 
 
 4 ai-l^Muil m. qpmr m. Ac. 
 
 TiGBESS, «./c»i(»/<; 6ycr. TT^ft"! /. ^THft /. 
 Tile, n. — for a roof, Ac. «^ or 15^ n. ^m n. 
 
 Aggrcg^ate of ten tiles, <iJfT m. 
 
 Comer t. or ridge t. ^PTT m. ih'<<I «•• »r?T w. 
 
 rut t. ?n^ a. «mT m. 
 
 Flat t. with raised edgoi. «T»^ «^sr a. «||'ft ^ «. 
 
 Semi-cylindrical t. STW »». 
 To Tile, t>. a. cover with tilet. m^ n.pl. iflW^-^W^-ar- 
 
 Tiled, p. v. V. M'^WlM'^, Ac. ^l-flK, <iJI«?5I«:, ^^r^, ^- 
 
 A t. building. ^??! n. ^«jk «. 
 Tilev, a. V. V. V^ «n^T>TTtr-^»^uil<T-Ac. flmM.. 
 TiLiKO, n. tiled roof. ^Hmx n. ^^^ n. 
 
 2 /•/«#. ^wli n. pi. ^ or ^^ n. 
 Till, n. /i/^r, dratoer. ^K n. ffef m. ^|fT^ m. 
 
 2 monry-boa. "fl*** a. 
 Till, ^«j>. or o*^. r. Umil. #, 5^W^, flWMfl-TT^, <l- 
 
 ^, TrWt. 
 
TIM 
 
 882 
 
 From and till ( oue date to aaother ). l{^5p«J\s rlT- 
 
 T. now. l^tq^?T, ^FFr3:T^'fr, ^FRotT^fT-Tf^rff, flV 
 
 T. tlien. rTS^tT^rT, rfhPT^T^rl-'ntfft, rfT^oE^iffT-qf^fff, j 
 
 To Till, v. a. v. To Cultivate. ^T^iar, HrnT'n J^'f, ^TT^- ;. 
 
 ^/-&c. ^^. ll 
 
 TiLLiUE, n. V. Y. and Aqeicultuee. IT^^ n. &c. TTTJ[- 'i 
 
 ?/. «FTt5TT^j/. c^TT^Sl^Ol/. ^TT^^ or w(^f. ^jf^^KK «. ' 
 
 ^01 n. 
 
 Laud under t. c?TniT/. — That is in t. STT^^T, ^T^tqS. } 
 The being under t. ^WJf. i 
 
 The original bringer of land under t. t^njor^. [ 
 
 Tilled, p. v. V. n«l%cyT, ^itl^rfi^l^ui^^I, &c. ?^, ^ 
 
 TiLLEB, «. TiLLiNo, p. «. V. V. and Agbicultdbist. <HU||- 
 
 CT, Ht'K'JnTr, JOMITT, &c. Jp'f^. 
 TiLLEE, «. ( of a rudder ). ^qr m. m^ n. g^HTT^ ^f^/- 
 
 2 Seo Till. 
 
 Tilt, n. cloth covering for a cart, boat, ^'c. <T3^ m. T^^/. 
 
 2— the military exercise. »fi«lf?n/.»TTW*<lr^' or q;<ji^ 
 
 At full t. *n:tn«r, 't^'J5, "j^isn^^. 
 
 3 Sue Theust. 4 See Hamueb. 
 
 To Tilt, ».«.(» cask, <&c. ) incline. ^S*T7f, ^ci<uf, "^cST- 
 
 2 See To Hamueb. [trirr. 
 
 ToTliviyV.n.fallonone »ide. ^K^iT^f, +t<4>'t, "i+Kot, ^- 
 
 2 rtrfe and thrutt with lancet. mr^TTft /.-TT^^rdsfl'/. 
 
 ^rJt. 
 
 TiMBEB, H. wood Jit for building, Sfc. T. "Wood, Teee. ^- 
 
 ^». 
 
 A pile of timbers, as prepared for building. WC W. 
 A t.-carrier. A t.-hauler. ^-J^J »"• 
 Small squared piece oft. Tift/. 
 Squared piece of t. ^a^/. jjc4«j-i n. 
 That is common ( not teak )-t. f^vdNfft, TTT^S. 
 2 (of a hou8e)it'ooJ«corA;. 3t^n. m^n. pi. ^\^t[^^n. 
 Timbuel. See Tabob, Tambobise. 
 
 TiitE, n. duration ; or, as personified. Time. ^T?5 or S w. 
 «HJT m. %3T/. iJO/). $a/. w. ^155^ W. %H »». /)Z TW" 
 
 By the hand ( through the influence, &c. ) of T. ^- 
 
 ?iqT7^ or <n:ft^5;^, *ia?vi«f or ^n. [n. 
 
 Di)ii)gs(the marvellous acliiSvcments) of T.<Hrf-»|R'i) 
 In the course oft. In t. iFWI<^l, «FTi+M, *lc»«lrft- 
 
 2^, ^W^iM^Jt. [/. 
 
 Instrument for measuring t.JFPJ^mRn. \\ f \ *\'H n. ^t[ 
 Lapse or course of t. Bevolutions of t. ^T?5nf?r/. q>T- 
 
 ?IR^ n. ^]<t\\\C[f. [^^\^ n. 
 
 Measurement or ascertainment of t. ^ i rf^ P^n. ^- 
 
 TIM 
 
 Spirit of the t. qjFoitlTft/. ^JH^tT^ m. ^IriHr^HI m. 
 Sway or power or virtue of t. ^atHTT/. ^JTr?'^^ m. 
 
 *WHi^ir*<<rt. !pr3Hf^m»».5in^^?TT/.^T?TOTiT /. ^"^srm/. 
 
 To kill, spend, &c. t. v. To Pass. ^To5 »i.-;pT5iT% ft^B 
 m. pi. <t.|4ui-?5t^'5t-5^Wiif, JFTt^TTTT^ »».-&c. q>Tot. 
 
 To spend t. rightly. ^IrTrH^T «».-&c. ^^ot. 
 
 To pass pleasantly — t. ^^Hof. 
 2 portion of duration, space of time. %a m.f. ^W M. fT- 
 ^^ m. 55=r/. ^FT^w. ^^ or ^^HtT w. tigrm. %^/. 3JRf^ 
 m.f. ^^n^^f. 
 
 At the present t. ?T?T: ;J0/>. ?rerf ,H5iTf. 
 
 For or during a long t. ^rs^oE or ^riroS, ^rt^t, ^Z- 
 
 For such ( for so long ) a t. fr|f1+l+|oi-%5S, rtR?^)TH. 
 
 Former t. <T«f-l>Tc5 m. 
 
 From t. immemorial. <FTosr^T5E or q>IoE;^To5. 
 
 (Jiven or specific t. nifHri+i?! m. 
 
 In former t. v. Fobmkelt. <J^, itPI?^ ^ToSt. 
 
 Nick of t. ^^ta/. 
 
 Of former t. v. Fobmee. "J<iT=En, "J^, HHlr^npra^. 
 
 Of t. immemorial, of olden t. ^^^l+r^t^ or ^^<BTo?t- 
 
 To come in the nick of t. JTfflT^T ^f^. 
 
 Some t. back, awhile ago. ^^\, H^^ff, 
 
 The three times ( the past, present, and future ). 
 ipra^PT «. — In the three t. f%R>rc5 or a n. — Of or be- 
 longing to the three t. %^rfrfq;. 
 
 Throughout or durimg a t. 5Er^*lc4 or 3, 
 
 T. past. »TH+W or 55 m. 
 
 Times are changed. f^H Hfh m^Hlfl. 
 
 ■Pp to that t. frIdH*f<1, f^TT^i^'T, tTRrFTc^. 
 
 To take one's t. about. ^rsT^PTlft^ ^^r, ?nT »»• 3r^. 
 
 3 T. Season, srei m. ^rm/. S^ «. SF^ «». H^iHC «. TJ 
 »». fsPT^ar/. [ n^r. 
 
 An adverse t. calamitous occasion. Jf^i m. v. 11, ^, 
 
 Ip good t. «f;s, ?i5F2%'it, ^k^^^, 
 
 That is in good t. %3^TT^. 
 
 Unseasonable t. 3K55/. ^li^os/. ar^ra ♦». ST'l^rH^ 
 
 To consider time and season. $a53l%o5/. or 34^ ot^^-* 
 
 /. «n^9ir, spT3ff3s /. or ^raq^ f». Tr^'Jt. 
 
 To hit the favourable or fit t. W.JS m. ^V^, 
 
 4 particular time. SfoE m. f. %55T/. ^^T^ «». ^^ or ^?«i;?T «. 
 
 About this t. ^o^ ^5^. 
 
 According to the t. ^m^TM^fTT, %555T?TTT. 
 
 At some t. or other. ^n^Tflft, <l><^lN<T. 
 
 At the three times ( of the day ). f^c5t, fd^oJ)". 
 
 At times, sometimes, Ac. ^*fi«F-<lr, ^^r^H^t, ^^Rm, 
 
 Auspicious t. g^/. *1'H<?) ^fTc5 m. 
 Dark and troublous t. ^>fF5^ra »». 
 Favorableness of t. ^Mrtig^r** «• 
 
m 8 
 
 Hard times. <|)^|c& m. 
 
 t Inauspicious or uuluckj t. <(>l<£^c4l or ds\/. 5^^I«5T/. 
 6 a t. on« t. with reference to repetition. ^/. A^oST 
 y. ( with a numeral Ac. prefix, as ^^^, ^V^T, M^M*) 
 \x\ ( used ado. with a numeral &c. prefix, as Once ^- 
 ♦il*l, Twice ^\5Et Often times ^IJ%5Et ) ^ or ^ ( in 
 comp. with a numeral Ac. prefix, as n*<\\ , ^IT^, «rj^, 
 31^^, ftsft^ Ac. ) ^TT ( in comp. as ^^^K, f^K, 
 f^tn, ^yiTT, ai^*^K, or ^H4K, fflitK, Ac. ) ^f. 
 
 At some few and distant times. V^hiToJt or *^M<Hofi, 
 
 From t. to t. ^otifoit. 
 
 Oft times. q^H^ol, !H'i)*^M., ^n^\^. 
 
 6 T. LeIBOBK. k^f. 'VC^fr^f. 
 
 To have t. ^l^Si impert. 
 
 7 this tcorld, the pretent life, f^^ m. ^^^^TRT m. 
 ^ii'»i m. l^vH'H n. m. 
 
 8 lime yel tcaniing, time until. T^ m. SR^^inj ♦>». 
 9— in music. fTra or 35 m. nfir i»p. TfT/. 
 
 Beating t. »TT^ or as m. JToE w. 
 
 Equal t. in music, dancing, Ac. S^T m. 
 
 In t. and tune. J^ragft. 
 
 Mean or common t. W^ n. ^^ n. 
 
 Quick t. 5^ n. 3fm m. 
 
 Slow t. zmf. ri'4f^«i^r*i/. fTf^ «. 
 
 That is out of t. %m^ or a. 
 To beat t. with a song, Ac. fTT5S «. «R*r. 
 10 — in grammar. ^Ir5 «. 
 lb TniK, V. a. adapt to the time, perform at the proper tea- 
 ton. %3ft-f?B^-^cETtT-ITH'Tra-^TcS'n|^-^T5Bm«TT'^-'T*TT^>T3 
 •f>HI«J«l<-A<r. ^^, *T3Bw.-fT*T^M.-5if55 wi.-^To53TWa m.- 
 ^31^ m. /.-Ac. "TTfiif. [*pt-Ac. 
 
 2 rebate at to time. ^\Z m.-ifaE «.-Ac. flrt»I'T-%'rSr-'rt- 
 TiVK-KKercB, TiicE-Piece, n. tcateh, dock, ife. tntTTS n. 
 
 TtMX-sntTEB, n. TlirC-fEBTI50, a.T. TeHPOKIZER. ftlo&MIM 
 
 rna-SKBTi50, fi. ohtequioyi eompiianee with (he humour of < 
 the timet. *loWIJH ^P^ «. rn T|^ ^T(?«T n. ^IKHigH- 
 
 TXMKI.T, a. T. Seasonable. %«wt^, t^^T, WH^f t ft m, fV- 
 
 Tij<ELT, TiMBousLT, «Jr. T. A. and Scasoxablt. VXvrff, { 
 Tmid, TiMOBOUi, «. T. FsAirvr.. ^TTn, «nt, »nnfft5?, »ft- i! 
 
 *, ^^rn, ^jft^ ^'"i wwT^f^i fiT^, ^1^11. 
 TiMfSLT, TiMOBoviLT, Mfe. T. A. f^nit^^TT'f, Ac. fitfrnm- 'l 
 
 TiMn>tTr,TiiitDirEai, TiMOtotimM*, n. t. A. f> t < j' <mn iiii. 
 *Mimif ■•. ^^^T'^TT ■•. Ac. HV^'Wl/. •fVMf/. awnpt ; 
 
 5 m^ 
 
 Ti5, fi. — the metal, ^^iftt^ n. ^r^/. tFrw-T*! «. ^IJ <». 
 Calx of t. ^H»r?T n. 
 
 Tin-plate covered over with some coloring sub- 
 stance. spTj/. «. 
 
 2 Kosh of tin given to culinary utentilt, qJr^f /. 
 Tnf, a. made, ^e. of tin. qriT?^, sRVISr^. 
 To Tin, v. a. ^^if. ^^-PS^-^^. 
 Tni-FOii,, n. ^<a<^rqT ^^ m. 
 TiHCAL, n. brute boras. Z^^^^K m. 
 TiNCTCBE, n flight taite, color, or quality ntperadded. g7Tf». 
 
 /. ?TO in. nq m. *<IT^»>. ^T^/. 5^/- ^^^f- 55^/. 3- 
 
 %ft/. tn »»• ^^ m. ^R;/. 
 
 2 V. ExTBACT. 3T^ m. ft**«i m. 
 To TiscTUBE, p. a. V. To Tikoe. s^/.-^T^ /"f^/-^' 
 
 3TfT/.-tdFft/.-3^/.-&c. an'Tdr. 
 TiKCTUBED, p. V. V. 32T arm^BT, Ac. ^T^, a^OMl, ^- 
 
 ^, Ac. all in comp. 
 TiSDAL, n. — of a boat, of lascars, Ac. Ht%c5. 
 TiifDEB, «. — for kindling a light. ^ZV^l n. %<WI n.^^f^or 
 
 ^^ m.^ m.f. 
 TraDEB-BOI, «. xi^H«F/i^!p»T^?t^ ^/.■"■J+Mtri^ Ht^PT". 
 Tl»OE, n.V. TiKCTUBE. lJ?r«»./.g^!I»/.5<^/.S3TrT/.3I«n/. 
 
 To TiSOE, V. a. imbue, !(c. with tomething foreign. gjT/«i.- 
 TisoED, p. V. v. SZT ailoirlSI, S^, W^, ^T^RT, B%- 
 
 ^t^, Ac. g?:T-Ac. RrciRT, 
 
 To be t. with. 5J5IT/.OT.-g^^/.W*TT/.-Ac. »TK^i«. 
 co«. wi/A y. o/" 0. 
 lb Tingle, ». n. — the ears, hand, Ac. JTwrTTn intent. H- 
 "inTot, <:|U|i:|U|Ui intent. fr<TT'ti'r,K0Iti"i''*, fHTf»T^^, ir»r- 
 fPift/.-fHTfH<t/.-Ac. ijot in.coi*. 
 
 To make to t. jtwimuw*!. 
 2 — limbs Ac. as after a sting or bum. 5^5^,|f "I}"*") , 
 
 Ac. ^^ in. con. 
 
 3— a limb asleep. ft<ft<i»'l, ^^T^, 5"TT/. pi. i^-'^xir 
 in. eon. f^T;^ f.^K^^ f-&c. ivij-^Vtf in. eon. 
 4 have a dull, creeping tentation. fJ^^W, ^'it<^«of 
 TisoLiKo, «. V. V. 1. — tlie sensation. ITHTICl/. P "HI oft/. 
 
 »mH^/. ^lowi/. f^TTfH^t/.— m'fw*. noTinin^w. inTr- 
 
 2 *jf'*j</. in/m<. ^T^jn^m. ^ui^/. intent, ^vi^oii^m. 
 ^TJI^nror^TjrytH/". intent. TVtT^T? or cpt^T^m. ^TO^lm. 
 8 rrf^/.^^^T^/. ffr^/ f^?f«l^/. yHT/fZ. f»fa/ 
 
 TiSOLi.xo, ;». a. t. V. 1. MWIHUIWIKI, Ac. TOPTOI^WT, Ac. 
 
 r^^fn/^ 3TMW, Ac. 
 
 2 <»oi<»u|UirTT, Ac. <VU|i|tu|^,4i , Ac. «U|H(W|{J«<^(«I, Ac. 
 
 8 ijnn' iTTJ^sn, flT^ WfWSfr, Ac. 
 TiNEEB, ». mender of pott and pant. ^^ iftft *fk *^«frn, 
 
 To Taxis, f. fi. ffioir; jNiVil', *Aiirf toundt, chnk,Jingle. 
 
884 
 
 TIT 
 
 ff.u(f^"j|<'f, R-iuif^ufit, g'JitjoTot, ^ror^oTot, v"iMui"i, f^ir- 
 ^''i-f<jriif^ir-<'<"i<'<"i-t{''i^"(-^H^M-&c. srrvTJt. 
 2 — toe ornaments, &e. ^lor^'Jr'if, tfu|^u|ui, intens. fjtrjT- 
 "M, ^^''m, ?juiiyuNMut, ^ui^ui/.-&c. ^rdr-qivi^^. 
 
 TiKKLE, TiNKLIXQ, «. V. V. 1. 1%<iTf%tJrofn. %nT%^«. 
 
 Ac. ftnpffH/ f^<ii^fWT/. tj^raw/. w^wif- ^"htt/. 
 
 — inlens. W^W^^m. ^Tur^nTR"*. ©"TrfUHdm. 
 
 TiKKLE, n. TiXKLiSG, ;j. a. v. V. 1. fiR U i fau i mK I, %0|%. 
 
 U|U|K|, &C. ^<»lR)UI ^T^fWRT, <fcc. 
 
 I. tinkling ornament. f%f%'rft/. 
 TiNKLiKor,Y, adv. v. V. 1. f^.uife" ! or urt, R^ u if^ u] or off, 
 
 Mumui or UTf, «jui?fui or orf , ^"T^ or tJTt. J 
 
 TlKXEH, Ti>'-MAN, «. V. V. ^?^ ^FT'TRT-OTT^RT-^T^OTTTT, 
 
 Jpr^fn?: or ^, ^?^|^T?5T. I 
 
 TiKXixci, n. V. y.—act. qr?^t' JR^JTM. Ac ^F?^ /. | 
 
 Tinsel, n. ?Ao< zp^/cA causes false lustre. ^^ W.'A\'<\r\m. ?TJ| i 
 
 or^\\f.%\^^^f[f. '" " j 
 
 2 fig. %n^ 5^/. %^ 5Tf*rJTT»». 
 
 TiKSEL, a. tatedry. ^?^f^, %»Tlt, jf^, it^^^. !| 
 
 Tint, «. V. CoLOH. t*T»». fTotw. [ 
 
 2 See TiNcTUBE. i[ 
 
 To Tint. See To Tinge, To Colok. i| 
 
 Tint, a. small and neat, v. Little. f%JTOTT, f^TOT^TT, ^K- ' 
 
 5FT, pHMjrtl, ^tJTTc^T, ^ijcir <»• fM-IfflT, 5^t7T, ff5- ;! 
 
 ^T o»" RinTlril or f^T^F^, »41J?,1 or mT^f^T, *TR^S5T, ji 
 
 f^TTKr, f^HI-ft, f^H?^^ 'I 
 
 Tip, n. v. Point, ENn.'^aTwft/ stjtj^/. d'=Fn. srt'^/. <7«»». '[ 
 
 ^Tf^«. rfir»». anrn. aivisi or apHTTwi. [ mrot. ;: 
 
 To Tip, jj. a. *^n*e lighfly. fr^, f%^, P.-»H>H - f^-^4 )^-&c. ^ 
 2 coi><T <Ae <j> or end. 3T5ft^-iri<MtJ<-^?TT?T-^VI^<-&c. ! 
 
 To t. the wink, star «i. ^\^. i 
 
 3b Tip over, v. n. f^^+of or ,jji | uf . 
 
 Tipcat, «.— the game, j^t^or f^^wi.— Bat, Jff— Hole j 
 dug, ^tfw/ ^^Mt/. — Stii-k used in playing, ^/. ij 
 
 Tipped, p. v. V. 2. 3Twft^-^3«TT^-&c. rfR?.rii ( wjV/t Ii 
 <Ae «oi/n required, as anoftsn: ^ BT^sft ^FT^/. ), ^- j 
 3^'TT-fll^TTT^-&c. ( with the noun required, as «npf=€qT ' 
 
 f^^^rqr im^, &c. ) ,j 
 
 7o Tipple, v. n. drink habitually, f^, ^re:3TFJft/.-f^7rRT- 
 ^/•-HW'IWI m.-til+^WI m.-MI-INI rISKMI »».-&c. ^?Ti?f- li 
 JTtS^r, TRs^rffT n. ^^. l! 
 
 Tippler, n. Tippling,;), a. v. V. and Sot. 1%nT or htt, 5T^- ij 
 
 Tippling, n. v. V.— arf. ^rcsiT^/. ^^TT^TT^/. f^Wmtft/. , 
 
 fl&'^'l'nT m. ar^quiT m. MMMI <T5T^ w. MHofll^?! n. 
 Tippling-house. See Tavern. 
 TiPsr, a. V. Drunk. f % ni^Br, n-^. 
 Tiptoe, n. qpn^^ ^t^r^ ^r m. 
 
 To stand on t. ^?W^?ft/. ^J^, ^ •HH?f^< < < ^^TT ^TfSr 
 
 Tiptop, n. tery ijyierf part. tf^l-^I^^T «. y^qry?^ »«. 
 
 T. of a tree. fHrTToft/. 
 2 fig. V. Height. ^«ew m. ?ftm/. qrrargT/. 
 
 Tirade, n. strain (of abuse, declamation Sfc.) f?I«n^-f^^^'^- 
 «fi3''«JI^t-&e. rTR/. ». if, 5n?, fTM »». 
 
 Tire, «. jro« band of a wheel. qt?r/. qt/. 
 2 See Tiara. 3 See Attire. 
 
 To Tire, «. a. make wear if, fatigue. «nnr^, *rFl?nilf, fimiof, 
 '^<F^, <^H«Jui, <1ui+«)ij1, %1^, «i>*i<iui, Jl^ m.-r^\^ »«.- 
 »TI'1«J'1I »».-'«T^R?5^T'IT OT.-&C. grrt'Rr-^, «T*ft- ^'T &C. w.- 
 jM — as enhanced, and as answering to, to jade, exhaust.^ 
 knock up, ^'c. ^\% n. pi. V^otiij, ^IHtiui, ^^ToE^T, <TT^^, 
 JTTqoft^.HTafT^-fT'TnT-HfiTm-&c. aTM't, ^^PTfR-^^T- 
 «r<?^-&e. q^df, zi% m. pi. ^ ^^ g. of o. ^ m.-^TTir 
 m.-3TT7T3TT^/.- <«iaif^JI m.- 3TRrft<r/.-gT^KT OT.-&C. ^- 
 J^g.ofo. JTPff H'K ^luiuj, HW n.-^H*'l m.-^ >n.-&c. 
 
 qiT't^. o/"o. »TfnTn^T-&c. ^^. 
 
 To TiUE, t>. n. become weary, be fatigued. ttT^'iif, JiPT^, ^»tSt, 
 fnoTof, TTTOT, sp^, +<^<tfl, siTK m.-^n M.-MI'l^'il m.-Ac. 
 %ot i». con. — intens. out ; utterly/ be worn out, be 
 exhausted, knocked up, Sfc. v. Exhausted. ^'Mor^Sr, 
 ^off, ^tqfit, ^T^OT, ^^T^, g'»Tt?J%. 
 2 V. To Loathe. ^^ n. ^Z^ g. oft. *d|o(i| m.-f^cEB^ ?«. 
 /.-&c. ^ in. cow. fTFIP^, ST^ri't, 't)<i|*>*t. 
 
 Tired, ;>. v. y. A. awrf Exhausted. "JR^Ht^, Hm?f?5f5T, ^- 
 
 T. V. N. 1. and Exhausted. ^^?5r, iT^R^ST, fint^T, 
 xpTciOT, &c. q;T^, siTTft, «r<T, §«(n?f, qfr«Tf?i. 
 
 2 TT ^d^ril, >+)4la4| ^lArtr, &C. ^^tTK, 51^, f^, f^T- 
 
 5^, f^, =)JW. 
 Tiredness, n. v. P. 1. and Fatigue, ^^^^mpop. ^^- 
 
 stTtfH/. ?ft«rifH/. 
 Tiresome, awearisome, exhausting the strength. ^fj^uiw.,i(' 
 H^OTTTT, frtor^nrTTT, &o. «PTT^, WR^iTTSfT, *«Nr, &c. 
 HPWJr 3<|U|UIK1, &c. siTff^!F^-^^-5T?l^-R^-&c. 'if^W.K- 
 
 2 teasing, vexatious, exhausting the patience. ^CT5ET 3TT- 
 
 animrrr, ^^, f^=5r^, f^^^s, f^s, f^, ^=^j, ^- 
 
 5fTT, ^^, f^^^^r, fJI^^, f^f^sft^, ^^^"IT or w?ir, 
 
 srm^orr or n^, 5rm^, Icgif, ^rre^^, 5fTO^^^, ^itb- 
 
 Tiresomeness, n. v. N. ^JTSTTftT'ilT »». Ac. ^^ m. ^ m. 
 lif^^R^f? n. «Tf^^3T?l^?^ n. VT+.K+t^ «. 
 
 Ac. 5Tm«Ff^ ». =!<l«^I'?<F-r^ ». 
 TiRiNa-R00M;«. — of a theatre. H<?»T «. 
 Tissue, n. v. Brocade. ^^ m.f. v»i^<mh5 n. ri»rnit/. 
 
 2 ( of falsehoods, Ac. ) q-«T m. ^\S, n. ^^]% n. V^^f. 
 Tit, «. mall-horse. fT? m. ». 
 
 2 See Woman. 
 
TOA f 
 
 Tir FOB TAT. dim«*lM, awr^mr q^,«wfl'^-e, fs^nnft^. 
 
 TlTAS, n.— in mythology.lfq^, ^T'T?, ^TfTH. 
 
 Tttbit. See Tidbit. i^f- 
 
 Tithe, n. tenth part. ^^|*J| f^t^r w.-^RT «. ^[^ «. 5^^- 
 
 2b Tithe, ». a. <^l^ H^^l m.-Ac. ijwf-%'t. 
 
 3b Titillate, Titillatiox. See To Tickle, ic. [w n. 
 
 Title, n. heading. ?f5T n. si^T'IT%-3infRT%-^fT?'TT^-Ac.'lt- 
 
 2 imcription hearing the name of. sifJIT^ N^ /. Tf^- 
 ^ a^ ««. «HIHI «. 5Tm^ »n. sim^^5 n. f^KiiiH n. 
 
 3 appellation of honor. JlfH^MfM n. ftSrrTSf «. f^»n^fT/. 
 
 4 T. Name, ^rt^ n. srm «. Tinf^ w./. a<l<«*Jl/. 
 
 5 claim t. Bight. ^RT m. ^ w. 3Tf«T^rT w. fj^[^ ••. 
 Title-deed, n. <4>^l<4i or qr^THT «. 3TR*t m. 
 
 T. granted by the emperor of Hindustan. i\^AK m. 
 
 Title-faoe, n. Wi(\:^m sn«rT^ ^ n. iTMilH^^ ». ^^'l^ «■ 
 To Tittkb, e. «. v. To OiaoLE. %«%^-Rs«f^fl-&c. ^^, 
 Tittemso, n. T. V. urtt^ f^ «• ^rtt^ ^ «. 
 Tittle, «. vhitjol, t. Bit. ?rtT «. f^ w. an^ m. t^:^T7rm. 
 Tittle-tattle, n. i<i/e talk, v. Pbate. ^^i?«p /. ^^^^\ m. 
 
 TiTCLAB, o. exitting in name only. srtTnrT, llflMl, simmO. 
 
 To prep, or adv.— ha the sign of the dative caee ; noting 
 
 BCceMioD, &.€. m, f^, 31^51, T#, ^Kwj', ^ ( as ff'TT^ 
 
 f«fT^!rei^) ITT, ;(?t, s?rft. 
 
 2 — aa oppoted to from; noting motion toward, nearness 
 
 to. ^, ^¥5B, !l<T, H, f?I. 
 
 8— according to, noting adaption, Ac. Wi^^ decl. s^T- 
 
 «IT or ^|»WI </«/. JPTT^, 
 
 4 — noting extent, degree, Ac «it, jft*T, 9li«lf, 1^, W? 
 
 ( aa H^«T To death. ). 
 
 5 — noting extension, Ac. HTSt, *Rflf, ?l, f^, 
 
 — noting comparison. ^?Tt, pT. 
 
 7 — noting appertainment. ^, ^% ( a« fii|«(l<<l^ fTWIT 
 
 ITTTT'rt <W «TTt t|^<ll*^ ). 
 
 8 — aa a sign of a Tcrb, noting object, conoequence, 
 
 Ac. W, WT, 3Tnini, »ii<4i*(, ^r*/!!, ?n^. 
 
 Note. Manj of the meaning* of " to " are inherent 
 
 in the inflections of a Itlarathi noun, as hand to hand 
 
 ^Hm fT^, face to face mire 'frl, /o the number of g- 
 
 iTpf, iweot to the taste, f^pRr nn, Ac. Ac. 
 
 As to. ft^^, ?iW»lf, m^l-l. 
 
 To and fro. |^ flfl, HiYhK, Wjbni^. 
 
 To a man. See Ali,. 
 
 To one's face. fli|lf<, C^V, ^*'?T, 
 Toad, n. ^vn \^ «• "NTHT^ /. w. 
 ToAD-EATEB, ToADT. See Flattebkb, Paiasitk. 
 TOAD-noOL, »». mmekroom, '^^^vk ^ n. ^n-^i^ Jn ". 
 anil «r it »i. 'JTWnl ^ «. [ ^^ ». ^Twr. 
 
 To Toast, v. a. dry and teorek. «Tni*t, f^, 'TT^T w.-KT- 
 2 dnnk to the health of. inW^nt ^ Tir^ WT^ WFI- 
 
 >w WIT are »f«pf frfft f7«». 
 
 S TOI 
 
 Toast, n. *Trua?5tmt /. 
 Toasted, p. t. V. MM^^I, HT^tjrr, 'TTsff^. 
 Tobacco, n. — the plant. ci«|iy, or r\^V^ m. f. — in covert 
 or cant phrased. <tBi*i /. y^ii^l^ m. 
 
 Preparation of t. ( with sugar Ac. ) for Emokicg. 
 
 T. leaf ( green ). >?tTT m. 
 
 T. prepared for chewing, vi^ m. 
 
 T. roll ( 10 be smoked ). ^fT »/». 
 
 T. roll (to be chewed). 1^/. [/. 
 
 T. rolled up in a leaf to be smoked, ^f^dim, ^T^t^ 
 Tobacco-pipe, n. ^rr m. 
 
 Tobaccosist, n. de(der in tobacco. rl*)H^ft+^l, <i'RI<i»IIHI. 
 Tocsis. See Alabm-bell. 
 To-DAT, adv. 3TT^, 31M-^<4| f^^^-f^<mi?r. 
 To Toddle, valk tcith short step*, — a child. ^J^i-3Tf^5 
 
 MHrtl-ff-Ac. ^T?I^. 
 Toddt, n. — the liquor, (of the Cocoanut). »n^/. ^Tft%TT- 
 ?I? «i.— (of the Date). f%tft/.— (of the Palmyra) .HT^. 
 
 T.-tipplcr. TTl^. 
 
 Vessel to receive the t. ^fT m. 
 
 Toddy-extracter, Toddy-man, Ac. dl*yf. [ jfe/- 
 Toe, n. MN i -4t ar'naft or arnat or arniaft/. "TTfT^ «?>?»». «i^- 
 
 Great t. Ml*<l^ 5R»RT or ani^JT m. T^t^^ m. 
 
 Little t. ^r^\^ cht^/. sFT»Tcft/ ^^1/. 
 
 Six-toed. ^rfnccTT. 
 
 Space between the toes, q^^ «. ^Rspa n. 
 Toe-biso, n. ^% fi. gPTT^/. 
 
 Tooethu, adu. in company, concert, eombination. ft«5, ^- 
 T.^, *HI*I< or H?H|<, ^'ITBr, 3*R<I, ^^?rT, ^^5T. 
 
 All t. a// >n a Jorfy or at once, ^^^off, <^^5ff, 9V^. 
 rft or ^, ?i5n%. 
 2 in one heap, turn, matt, ^v. ^^W?, ^^'T, ^^^. 
 
 To tie, fasten, Ac. t. ^%fe^T»>ft-Ac. ntM^, [ *?T. 
 
 8 in the same place. ^%f?TO<flT-TVcEt-'S»pft-Wr4t-Ac. ^- 
 4 «/ /A<? same time. IRTTT, ^V«T«W, M*^H , ^^^. 
 
 T. with, V. "With. «>t or ^jift, flt^ or?r, »^TTR or 
 
 TooflEL, fi. jxy or nail tapering totcardt both endi. JJT/. ^- 
 
 lb Toil, ». n. labor hard, ^fff, ^;^, mw^ri /.-%*i\H^ /.- 
 fUMT f».-«W w.-^y m.-JT^^?r/.-Ac. ^!T't-it^,5flIfre«l.- 
 qft*re m.-TR^re m.-Ac. ^ot, ?jl •». *i«>'i, ^TUT/. ^• 
 ot, Wiot, ^tniof. This sense is expressed by numerous 
 strikiiig phrases, bearing of course varying implication, 
 and thus agreeing with, Tofag,druge,moil, dace, irork 
 one's self to death, ^c. ife. ^X^VdV. m. fi.-^^ ^^ m. 
 
 pi.-^^(vnfi(/. «T«r, flit «. pi. fifiiw^, fnt<f mi «. pi.- 
 
 |Tlt'< *nft IB. /rf. *^, IW[^ TT^ft •». ^!T^, ^ft^ •». 3(TJ^ 
 
 -'n^i^, ^jftf «. 3Tvr fTwf, arttr^ "iiwft «. ^rwf, ■H?ftT w. 
 frf. ncvre k^ g. ofo. 3^dr, 3?^ m. «t^ot-<jnnn, "hct- 
 3»7 «. /-flTOMT^ /.-fRT^nr /.->TTrf??t m.-'HJrftc /.- 
 
TOI 
 
 886 
 
 TON 
 
 Toil, Toilimo, «. v. V. and Lasob. HplfT /. «nT m. or m. 
 pi. ^ m. or m. pi. TfT>«nT m. ^ m. JTnm<T /. =FflT«H /. 
 ^^>WM m. m^rs^^ m. pi. K^TTIT? m. pi. ^^^f. WTra' 
 m. ^IKTRT «>. sr«Tm »». 3T?r^ ♦». ar^TafrT?!: m. aT^mT^ /. 
 arsTf^zT m. ^z\^t[ /. sTJTqt^ /. STRT^^/. f;3T=p:/. ^- 
 
 SF /. TlfTT'Tm J.^^^^f.^^^J j. pi. [KiVfvi. 
 
 Great toil and little work. ^fT^ft^T^ ^Fl^f ^TT^Kt' 
 
 Toil and trouble, fuss and pother. 5tt^% or ^vizm. 
 
 pi. V. %, ^, •vjPJiIci M. 
 
 2 See Skaee. 
 
 Toilet, n. dreaing table. ^ ^^u^H-MI-Via'^JI-m-rfu^lHI- 
 
 The business of the t.— of nien.fjcETet^/.fj^qlM. pi. 
 f^afJT^ «». /)/. ^?"T^ »». ;J^— of women, =^ftTft/. ?T^^- 
 
 Toilsome, a. v. Laboeious. +7JNI, «nTT^T, »T^l<*^|t(l, 
 
 ^R^HTWT, «iTH^T«^. [«T?IT/. 
 
 TOILSOMEKESS, ». V. A. ^F^ W. «PT »». ■TiV'HIWTHT/. JKHfll- 
 
 TOKEN, tign, evidence, v. Mabk. ^^f■ f^^ «■ 3?^ n, 
 
 ^tt^t/. ^?i?rrOT. 5^^ «. ^%i=r»». aFrf^TfTT^r «. gr^r/. 
 
 2 V. Memoeial. ;^ToE^/. ^oE^jtui/. TT^lrtt/. 
 ToiA, M. — the Indian weight. m7-T m. 
 Told, p. v. V. ^fii?T^OT, &c. ^5::ftfT, 5sf»T?T, f^lf^i, 3^, 
 
 5b ToLE, v. o. dratv on hy a hait, y. To Alluee. ansHT/.- 
 
 TOLEBABLE, a. tupportable, S)'c. ^reWT-W^FTT-&C. ^mr-^TT- 
 
 2 moderately good, v. Middling, Passable. ii?T, 5RT- 
 
 TOLEBABLENESS, n. V. A. 1. ^fll'TT^mq'Tr W. &C. ^^ftf- 
 
 TOLEBABLT, arf». V. A. 2. SRT, TTT^, ^JyT^ranrr (^«Z. Ac. 
 
 TOLEBAST, a. TOLEBATEE, «. TOLEEATING, p. O. V. V. qT^TT- 
 ST'ft ^mn, 'm ^ '^'TRT, 3TI1T95T H ^IIKT, &C. aflfH- 
 
 To ToLEBATE, V. a. not Jorlid; allow, tvJJ'er, \. To Pebmit. 
 q<g|M 'fl'/--^fpg°^ /■-&<?• ^, ^— used with another 
 verb as vJT^ ^, q^ X"f i '^*'- ^^ '^ '^"'I, 3TStToET m.- 
 gTISiMat/--TMTi/.-&c. ^!R^, 3TfH^*I«».-&c.3TB^y.o/o. 
 
 Tolerated, 2>. t. V. M<«)M'n f^ST, &c. aif^fl^, arsr- 
 
 TOLEBATION, TOLEEAKCE, «. T. Y.—act. MlJJR'ft ^ n.&C. 
 
 arf^l^VT «. 3T5Tf?I^«T OT. 
 XolX, «. V. Tax. er m. vf^m/. ^^^/- ?fT^ «• 
 
 2 portion exactedfor permitiion of the rett. ^ m. ^^- 
 
 ^/. "P^^/. ^51/. snsi/. 5Fr/. [?if«i?i?ri^«. 
 
 3 ( of a bell ). W«J*I?ft-«ll ^[^ m. ;rr|H ^TpT TT^w. fif- 
 Jo ToLi, V. «.— a bell. ^T U|l-^'TT^T^-&c. ?t^. 
 
 To Toll, p. a. (a bell). ?Tpi ^T|^-<^HI<^HlTf-Ac. irr^!T^. 
 Toll-booth, Toll-house, Tolset, n. place of receipt of toll. 
 
 ^T^ m. ^T^ n. m^n. 
 Toll-gathebeb, n. ?rT%5TT, <*J*|)M^I<, <sf?>Tf^. ["ft./"- 
 
 Tomato, «. tolanum lycoperticum. f^WTift ^Wt/. afTft^- 
 TOUB, n. ^rare. K?qT HTorer<t-srfIT^'Y-&c. »TR/.-^t^/.-«Slc. 
 
 2 erection over a grave, ijsnw. v\n. g<t/. ^«fT/. *TI5n. 
 T. of a Sanyaei. ^mrfHOT./. ^Hrftinfn. 
 ToMBoy, «. V. Eosip. qt^/. ^sift/. »ff'1o5^^^m/. 
 ToMB-STONE, n. See Tomb, 2. 
 TOMOEEOW, <rrf«. 3?lt, 3^?^. 
 Tomtom, n.— the Indian drum, v. Deum. ftH^f. 
 Ton, n. fashion, mode. fl«ra'sT^^«J. f^^zf^mm. 
 Tone, «. no<e, accent.^ S(c. v. Sound. ^^»». sTT^m. e^^m. 
 
 atTT^rr^iw. B?^/. «. 
 
 A musical or good t. g^lTM. 
 
 Of a good t. ^-^x. 
 2 affected or peculiar sound in reading, Sfe. ^Jm. 
 3 — in music; seventh part of the scale. ^^^Sf{^f. 
 
 Half or quarter t. Kf^jfrm. 
 
 Quarter t. g^/. 
 4— in medicine, ^orrw. gTRHT/ ^ZJ^^f 
 Toned, a. w<MI, «<^*. 
 
 Full-t. ^?T. 
 
 Ul-t. ^iH*. , f^TT. 
 
 Well-t. ^^«n:, a;r^M<^H. 
 
 TONGB, «. ( of goldsmiths, braziers, Ac. ). »IT^ or ^\^f. 
 
 ^\^m. dim. ^tl^/. ^^^>».-f%^RT»».-&c. vj<o<<NI fq- 
 
 HCTff». 
 Tongue, «. — the member, f^'^ pop. f^j^ and ^{t*if. {dim. 
 
 Fur of the t. frT^TTc^ffi. 
 
 Of abusive or obscene t. tTTIT^T "fr-i+oi-ft+dl-ftT^oS. 
 Paralysis of the fc. f3l=^iw'*r^r<Tw». 
 On the tip of the t. ?ir5TO, aT5m»i>T, 5#, f^JTs^nff. 
 Pustules on the t. &o. from heat. ^m. pi. 
 Beady at the t. known hy heart. ^^PTTS, *JWIi\H. 
 Eoot of the t. f!T^=^ ^^»n. f51^?7«. 
 Slip of the t. lapsus lingua. fsT'fT^^w. ^P^TTot. 
 To have a slip of the t. f^rs^ ^\^t\ ^X^ g. of «. 
 That is on the tip of the t. f^gTC;?. 
 Tip of the t. f^^n. 4zmn. 
 
 To bite the t. (from rage or vexation ) fvii^/. ^J(T^. 
 To bridle the t. ^n. 3ieiqiT-3iT^^?i»TTo5of-«|<^H«l- 
 W^. [«• ^^^. 
 
 To hold the t. frfiTO ^TtoE/. 5TT?Iof, JoSwft/ vp^, ^n 
 ''Hold your t." (shut up.) ^:^^ ^^. 
 
 2 (of seriJents, cats, birds, Ac.). f^PTisft/. 
 
 3 (of flame or fire). sirfi^oETm. 3TTf*mart/. STT'fKN^H/. 
 
 4 (of a bell). SToSTw*. dim. HToft/- 
 
 5 (of a balance). ^TJT«». 
 
 6 See Speech, 7 a i/wecA, t. Language. ^vf\f. *rm/. 
 
TOO 
 
 -9- 
 
 B87 
 
 TOP 
 
 Mother t. ^'HH \n \ f. 
 Vulgar t. rt)**»I^l/. 
 8 (of land) H?T(7TW/. 
 
 TOltOUE-LRSS, a. f^>iTa5T-Ac. Plf^'W^I, 3T^T|f. 
 
 TosecE-scaAPEB, «. f^nrt/. fspraTt/. TPrsft/. [f^. 
 
 TOKOUE-TIED, O. lit. fig. ^f^^!?^ f^'T^, f^T^^^rJT, *r^- 
 T0W0UE-TIED5BS8, n. V. A. »lt^?5?ft 3ft*T /. J^*?*!. 
 TosaCED, a. f^*T^, ^T^^, f^. 
 
 Double t., fork J- 1. ^WT. 
 
 Ready t. ^m1< ^^\^\ or ^Rftt ^ntR. 
 Toxic, «.— in medicine, fr^^, ^r^^, ?J«^r^, Hv»t**<, afffir- 
 
 Tosic, »!.— a medicine, ^t^n. 
 To XiOHT, arfp. ^Mil'sOH, «TMI*ft«. 
 ToifWAOE, ». burden of a thip. 5iWi»1 «. 
 T0H8IL, n. f^5JT^5ET/. /»i HHd'fwll/. />i. 
 
 Enlargement of the tonsils. ^5ml^<(>m. 
 To^BUSl, n. $kavi»g the head, irj^fitn. <fcc. %^T^n»o}n. 
 First t. of a child. 3(|^*«. ^fh^w. 
 The tuft or lock left at t. ^lit/. ^xmf. 
 Too, «rfr. owrr bim^A, t. Excessivelt. TR, SSR^, 3{fqd. 
 3Tf?!, afTfftT. 
 
 3 o^. ^, <m, ^^3 or ^^^, sm^, «ft. 
 Tool, «. instrument of manual operation. f«(^J «. ^H n. 3T- 
 
 Box or aet of tools, n^ m. 
 
 Hinder or handle end of a t. fK^m. 
 9 fig. inttrumenl of another's evil mil; hireling, cat' $ paw, 
 i[e. IM'jCI »».-^(«1*i*ilwiT m. fraron «. ^^ m, 
 
 A mere t. «jl**l*^l, ^T^^. 
 TooTB, «. ^ M. ?^ m. fjTf ffi. ^JPT n. 
 
 Bed or socket of the teeth, f^rttj. [«»»^mjn. 
 
 Fibrous Ac. stick for cleaning the teeth. ypT^WT n. 
 
 Gap in the teeth. ^frf%l/. ^»TTf%l/. ^Ttl /. dim. 
 ^ftift i». ^«Rf%?/. IPOT^ n. 
 
 Uaring a sour t. 3ri|7m. 
 
 Having teeth or t. projecting over the lip. ^fTTTT or 
 aiTT, ^tTTToE, ^fUa or ai, 5^, 
 
 Irregular, uneven— tooth or tooth-row. %1VT. 
 
 Maggota bred in carious teeth. f|ftt m. pi. 
 
 Nowljr cut t. ( or t. coming in old age. ) (^tJrtt/. J^t- 
 
 How of toeth. ^E¥5ft or V\n^Mi\f ij^X^^f. [%\f. 
 TtrUr of the teeth. fTlft/ y*n m. ^»f%n/. ^ftq- 
 Teeth, — collect. ^^I3ft/. ^flTlf^/. — in contempt, A«. 
 
 ^iTTi «. ^tmtt/. ^^JiY/ ». «Tn, iti, mr, ^, f nw, ^- 
 
 ^1t, Ac. Ac. 
 
 That is in one's teeth, fftl^. 
 
 To the teeth of. miTVt. 
 
 Wiadom-t. "Hipi?!*/. 
 
 To break off with the teeth. fJV^T^. 
 
 To brush or cl««n the teeth. 9fn m. pi. wm%, fjiTf • 
 f^/^TMWT •.-«p»^*TT ».-Ac. «#. 
 
 To chatter, — the teeth. <^ m. pi. m^j^. 
 
 To grind or gnash the teeth, ^rf m.pl. ^rrSr-^T^. 
 
 To knock out the teeth. «jfr|^t/. ^Irt^>Jt-MiiS«1-&c. 
 
 To pick the teeth. 5{f?T m. pi. ^\-^i»\. 
 
 To shew the teeth. ^ m. pi. ^FT^-^^f^'T, «lfrT^/. 
 
 To succeed or do in the teeth of. <HI+1«|<, "TTT m. ^ot, 
 fll+l^ 55TT ♦». rfl<(ui, 5TI+1<(^ ^^^**- ^^^. 
 
 To throw in one's teeth, to reproach. 3if5l*|uj_ [^ 
 To wear one's teeth to stumps. ^fTf^^TT '»)<'<<i/ /)/.«!>• 
 To be set on edge — the teeth. f?TiTf?r»r"'f. [<in»fw. 
 
 2 ( of a comb, rake, saw, wheel, Ac. ). ^HT m. ^r m. 
 
 3 See Pboxo. 4 See Taste. 
 
 TooTH-ACHE, «. i^ifly^s m. ^^Jj? m. ir\^i\/. ^n^^ii/. 
 
 Tooth -BEU8H, «. ^fr(«n»l n. ^^Rf^ n. 
 
 TooTH-iEss, o. wanting or deprived of teeth. ^?rH<l<i&I-fsRT- 
 
 ZT, ^frTTI^r or TT, ^«m, ^^^R^r, ^m^« or 5T or ?t, 
 
 J^JT^^-^1^-&c. 3T?^, f^^^H, Trl^. 
 ToOTH-PICK, «. ^tcTOif'f «. #fl?I«l*l/. 
 
 TOOTH-POWDEE, n. dentifrice. ^<f^Oir «». ^h^*H n. 
 Toothed, a. ^f?n=5rT, ?(fft. 
 
 Iron-t. -*l«il^H. 
 Toothsome, «. v. Tasteful. »iV5, ■<(«|<^K, ^f^'hi. 
 Toothsomehess, n. v. A. »it5^/. =^^rft/. ?ff^/. 
 Top, n. highest part, upper end, summit, Sfc. ^KS\ TFT m. 
 ^^^ JTTn »•• Ti?T m. JfPOT «• *ret^ m. n. X^V. m. aUlT «. 
 
 T. and bottom. ^ilT^^T m. VXTV^n m. 
 
 From t. to bottom, from t. to toe. fftWT^TWT or A' 
 
 ^^m?r, Hi^mif^, 3Trm[»T^w, ans^fn^, 
 
 2 lid, V. Coveb. ?"t«m n. frti»^ «. HT^ m 
 
 3 upper side, v. Surface. «Rt?r HIT «. 'rf^Tr?! >Tm w. 
 
 4 highest place, highest rank. WK^ TT»ITy.-M('«*/l /--^^ 
 /-Ac. 5*»VftJI1 «■ 3TT^T^<TR M. 
 
 6 tt<»io«< rf'yrw, T. Hkiuht. *3^ m. ?<Yrt/- «m^nr/. 
 V^ m. [fl*^/. 
 
 6 ( of a plant ) head, crop, Ije. ^t^ m. fiTT m. ft<t/. 
 7— spinning top. »ft^TT or ^fht m- f^lrtt/. 
 
 Blow in the ring ( at top-playing ). tn^RtW m. 
 
 Dead throw of a t. SKVKZf. 
 
 Hole or dint struck on a t. ^iTT )••■ 
 
 String of a t. Ml^T^TTSft/ iTTsft/. 
 
 Sleeping ( swift spinning ) of a t. fHVl/. «. ^, 
 8— humming t. oWtHltrr «. fTTTTT W. 
 0— aa used in comp. f <<^r, TTW, TTftW, 
 To Top, ». «. rtw aAoco or «/o/V. f^-?^-A«. aTO'^T i«<A 
 
 ^WtAc. 
 2b Top, 9 a. See To Tip. 2 See To Sospam. 8 See To Crop. 
 Top H«ATT, a. irr^mrtt-C3TH^, "TTTrtt, Hlflf*l^f3!TT*»F, 
 
 wk^. \ "»• ^1"^ «»• 
 
 Top-t»oT, ». jn m. ^^HT m. <(^y. fiWT/. filfiri «. JHiT 
 
TOR 
 
 I TOT 
 
 TOEBEST, n. violent or rapid stream. H^st or STHfST m. ifX^ 
 m. <J5 m. t?kT m. ^ »;». fHSC tn. tmWtn. ff?/. 
 
 To rain in torrents, v. To Eais. f^^ otfr.-^-HrrtTTT adv. 
 
 -&e. Tiar^ Tidr. 
 
 ToKEiD, a. parched icith heat. "f1T3'IT^7-3TOrff^-&C. ?rT5^- 
 
 T. zone. >3«un>fiq«| »». 
 Tort, «. v. Wkong, Injukt. J^^TM n. g^^TPft/. 
 ToBToisK, «. ^)Rnr »». SR^^TT »». q;^g »». ?pT »n. 
 Toktoise-shell, m. ^^!Fsr »i. ^««rT^ ^ji^^r w. ^FTfl^r^r- 
 
 'ITSff^ ^ ». 
 
 ToBTuous. See Twisted, Wisriso, 
 
 To ToBTUBE, t>. a. put to the rack, Sfc. t. To Tormest. 7\t[- 
 JTB «PR |:^ «. ^, «TT?RT/.-&c. !F^-^oi, ^[?5 OT. ;^. !^- 
 ^^r ; — The following words express modes of torturing, 
 -^jH'ft/. jTR^i, +Ki^ '^N «. smof, ?T%^ arsRT w. ^, 
 
 /. jjZ. am, 3^am- ^m^i^ qiaoi, ^%w. ^. =qRd}-^rf^- 
 ^, ^off ^^ «. ^. 
 TOBTUHE, n. extreme pain, t. TOKiiENT. "PIT *ft5 |:^ «. Tr- 
 
 To Toss, V. a. throw., SfC., v. To Cast. %^oif, graSr. 
 
 2 ( the head, &c. ) throw up with a tiiddvn motion. ^.T^- 
 
 3 throw with the horns. TVHZ^ or ftrnrS't, f^PTT^ ^^^ 
 
 4 about; tumble over rudely. ^^^Z^., J^I^^iT^J^a^- 
 
 ?5 or 3r-=)(f?i«i^?7/. ^^, ;j?rRdi, :j^?r"?w2 or 5ri'*Tm??- 
 
 To Toss, V. n.fiijig about. rToEHo5'»r,rfi*i"I, ^S'Pl'Ti^J^Dfr^ 
 
 II5«l5t O'il'. W^'Jr, rtotHS/.-dS'frS /.-3T^7"?toE/.-&c.^m. 
 
 To lie tossing and heaying. fJTS^T ^ «rem, frI5^^?T 
 
 2 (in passion) t. To Ease, To Fume. ^Ifrjof, da 't »J Pr. 
 To toss up. ( for the lead in play, &c. ) ST<Tmr3|^ /. 
 
 ^aoi, 3^I9J\SR?fToft/. ^^, 
 Toss, Tossing, «. v. V. A. 1. — act. V^ n. Lt. 
 
 2sptedjf«. &c.^r?50fT/ 
 
 3 r?m?^«. &c. 
 
 4 3^ff^oi «. &c. ?+(+dun/. 73^3T? /. 31T^^7«5F2 / 
 V. _V. N. 1. rii4>i^ ». HotHiui ». &e. do6Mo&/. fliSM /. 
 
 ^oE^ni /. ^S^^Wi f.—intens. rlsnToER m. fli"P5T5 m. 
 
 '^'fUZ m. 
 
 2 trrPSiJi n. ffl^PS't n. &c. 
 Tor AX, a. y. All. ?r#, ^m^iT, fTH^, 3T^^. 
 
 2 V. Complete, qof, J^T. 
 Total, Tot^u-ity, m. whole amount, v. Sum. iirt'^ /. ^sir 
 
 Grand t. H^c^r^ or ^/. l"!^ ^<t^/. 5f^-5r^-5W 
 
 Topaz, «. — the gem. J^mi'l /lop. ^»«KM ♦». "ftrfRH «». | 
 
 «ftff?"pft^ m. 
 
 To Tope, v. n. drink hard. ^itTJt or ^T^^, FT^, f%n^. ' 
 ToPEB, n. V. v.— «nrfS0T.f%i^,f%qtfqR,??ra7T, fH^^lT^. 
 Topic, n. general head, v. Subject. fspTT >». sf^'!:''! n. ^^ 
 
 m. r<T3 «. 
 Topic, Topical, a. of or holonging to a general head. il<ji^- 
 
 2 pertaining to a particular place, local. 9^V\, ^^5ft- 
 
 fr^, FtTTf'T^P & ?'«Tr=ftT ( in comp. ). 
 TOPOGBAPHT, n. description of a particular place. ^^T^'tTT- 
 
 To Topple, ». n. tumble, fall forward. JS-JSr^^-^TST^- 
 
 5T-&C. tTfiir, r^5+oi 
 Topsxtoevy, adv. with the top downward. 3eJ?r"TT?57T, ^^Z- 
 
 TTJrg'PnCT, 3^'<TM?5*T, ??5»TNM'<TT, ^W^?. 
 Torch, «. link,Jlambeau, S)C. »Tlir?5/. f^^r »». f^^/. <fm 
 
 Handle of a t. f^t\f. 
 
 T. of wisps, or of sprigs and twigs, &c. ^"^f. ^(%f. 
 
 T. carried in an iron bowl, f^^lrt »».— bearer of it, 
 
 To light the t. of discord, sfrft/. ^^^^. 
 
 TOECH-BEAEER, M. JT^TM^t or ^fl, f^^^TT, ?r??T^rf'^. 
 
 Oil flask of t. 5^?^/. 
 To ToRMEXT, V. a. put to extreme pam or anguish, torture. 
 
 H<r«i8% |:^ «.-<PR^ 5:^ «.-^r?f?Tr/.-3Tf?i'TmHr/.-3T^- 
 %^?Tr/.-rft»(%^T/.-&c. ^ot-^ot-Hrnsrot, "fr f^^^, 
 
 2 vex, worry, harass, ^c. v. To Tease. qf;?iai, cjipqiif, ^- 
 
 ^r^/. ?JT^Sr, ^«j. pi. =5fi^, ^ 5T^». ^or, g?:nR vrw. 
 
 Tohment, m. extreme ptfin or anguish, qnr »ft% J'.^n- "TTH>r- 
 
 f^t^tsr/. arfirs^irr/. arf^qm^tr/. TJTJirriqT/. ^^oi^r?i- 
 
 TOEilESTED, p. V. V. 1. <FR^ J:^ f^~|'=^, &C. Sl^'ftfirT, <T- 
 
 2 TMrfrfl, ^THriril, &c. 
 TOEUEXTOR or TorMESTER, n. ToBMElfTlKO, p. a. V. V. 1. 
 
 <PTrq 5;^ ^n, aTfiT^^r-&c. <f.<.uiKl-&.c. 
 
 2 TiviuircT, Ucsoinr, &c. [ ftr^f^, ^^tof. 
 
 Toes, p. v. V. 1. «pt3^c5T, ^3sr, &c. «pizw, f^lff^, ^[TftJT, 
 2 5^q^^c^, &c. sr^f^RT. 
 
 Tornado, n. tempest. H4>m »»■ 
 
 Torpid, a. </(a< has lost power of motion and feeling, numb, j 
 
 i%?T, fH^, 1%%?r5T, 3f^t^, ^^^fT, 3T^q?PT, ^f^, %- IJ 
 
 ToBPOB, Tobpiditt, Toepid.xess, Torpitode, n.-v. A. irf^- I; 
 <qoTr m. g^Tiurr »». &o. g^'Y/. 3»ft/. JTfTt/. ffH/. itTRT li 
 
TOT 1 
 
 ToTAiLT, div. V. Wholly, anr^, f^^?^, fnrm. 
 
 2b TOTTEK, V. ». thake to at to threaten a fall. J^wf, %^- 
 
 5^ or j^jim, ?n»Tqvr, soSHoiuii, jf^dj or ii3»t, 3^5??- 
 
 f^Mlj^iJ-Wi^W or rt«<«i adv. ^B^-Ac. rt'irtt/.-^?31- 
 
 i/. ^Tot, ITT ■». ^/. rt''-':*<i<»l-t*4Mri<Ji g-oj *. ^afti^??/. 
 ifrwf y. o/#. 3TWT «. $o6H*5t y. oft.—i*t«iu. l»IT»m or 
 
 TOTTEBIXO, p. A. T. V. CTOrm, 4»I>?'I<III<I, Ac. S'K'flH, 5cC- 
 
 i«fldr ioSH</1rt, cWM-i'lH, -Jt^-l^i, Mrt'flM. 
 ToTTEKisoLT, a<fc. T. V. 3»TO»T Or rt, 3^^ or qrt, jsrsis 
 
 or 3t, <?CTJ or Zt, rl'1'4'1 or TT, ^T?^?. 
 Jo Touch, ». a. come in contact tcHh. V^^ «. q^T^f y. •/ o. 
 
 snnff in. tfon. ?«nf m.-&c. (^ in. co«. i«VA g. oft. ^^^f^it. 
 
 2 ftrtwy into contact tritk one't tdf; handle, meddle icith, 
 ife. ^^i( m.-Ac. ?W 7. ofo. FT?i<it, ^ m. f^T^-^?^, 
 fmt!T ^, fiw'r, q?of, 3TTTS^, cuss <*^.— Note. The 
 four Uat words have generally, but noit necessarily, an 
 implication of communicating or receiving pollution. 
 3?T?BEtrr, ^q^ n.-tvr^n ».-&€. ^K^ {[. ofo.— mutually, 
 fJWT^W/-f"T?frpT^ 9».-Ac. ^jToJ". [TW ^. 
 
 3 act upon, t. To Affect. r5I«I«lf, f^ ^, artflT or 3Tt- 
 
 4 mo**, me//, V. To Affect. «r^ot,«?ffi('7 ^T^t, ^oE^oETm. 
 -4c. an^PT. [srrsrf^. 
 
 5 See To Co^cebs. 6 ( an tMtnunent ) play on. eir^. 
 
 7 up ; T. To Fi5i<>n, To Rkpair. ^M<f«li, f *T^ or ^^ 
 
 To TOCCH, •-«. cowe imto or he in contact. 3T*l't, fSra^r, pT- 
 
 eft. reeip. 
 
 2 at ;— a ahip, Ac. ^T^ f».-45rfi. ^olr. 
 
 8 upon ; T. To Me!«tio5. »ih?/.-T|' m.&c. ^Tl«r y. of o. 
 Tooca, n. — tie aense. Wjiw. w5if^»«. r^Tf^n. r^i^ n. 
 
 To judf^ by the t. yifsi^HT/ ^T^. 
 2— the perception. Wfim. v^^ti\-'jm. rtffW^n.rWVRp^n. 
 9 — tli« act. rri t».5qifsT n. ^^^n. (M^v^ivK •». 
 4 See Co«ACT. 5 See Tmt. 
 
 6 • matt fiantitjf intermixed. *f^/ ff^T/. W^ *». 
 ToocR-BOLC, «».— of a fire arm, Ac. f>RT ». *T^ w. ^TTTf*. 
 lOOCH-rroim, m, ttontfor ejMm'wniy fM/a/«. wrtt or ^fl^- 
 
 A fnuB«i t. of fifold. wr^HK or wr^f? ■•./, •. 
 Quality determined by the t. VH m. 
 Tovca-wooo, » iteagti wood, ipunk. %iw«f»». ^w, ^/. 
 Too'^sxD, p.i.V.k. 1. 2. ?qi *^<*r, Ac. wfli^, ?^^, ?R^. 
 4 %M=?^, *«*aT ■JTm%5?T, Ac. «Kf^, »»|R- 
 
 To be t. %9SWVf(, Vmm ii».-Ac. *l^ in. eon. ^^H. 
 1. itiyktlf impmired or eormpted. W»?, WTt, ?^m%WT. 
 TOCCHCB, H. 'tt>vr HlJtfi. p. ». ▼. V. A.l. 2. WlJ *<«IH!,W- 
 
 8 Sm OapfBsnxn. Bnarw*. 
 
 4 •nrf Pannnc. V*»!Tn, *«*«T Mmmo, Ac. VfV, |- 
 
 TOW 
 
 V. V. N. 1. ?mwtRT-3nj^F!r, «"??^, fl'fnr, ?Rpfif, ^'^. 
 
 TorcHiSESs, n. v. A. f=5ja^"'R7<Jir m. Njf^S'mT «. 'Rl^T- 
 
 orr OT.-&C. Nu^rt^/. fsm/. =^/. TitiTT^t-f^m/. 
 
 TOUCHT, a. irritable, \. Peetish. f^Ti^R, f^T^^?, ^5- 
 
 Touch, o. no/ 6ri«/e, jc. ^]nz or 5,fEi^, xinT?:,^l^,?5f'^ 
 I or 5, f^^ or or or f^Jg^ or or, f'T'JT. [«R?. 
 
 I 2— as wood, grass, &c. t. Haed. f%^ or^iR,^iR:, fH- 
 ! 3 V. Habdt, Halk. f^q;j or^or f^ffZ or or, ^or^^^ 
 
 IJI^, :nt^, <iwi<i>i. 
 I 4 tenacious, inflexible, Sfc. ^^, ^T»T7, F*1T.5 or or or ^- 
 «ge or or, ^^F^iTT, fiNR or J. 
 To ToLUHEX, r. a. make tovgh. ^[7^.-^;^'.^f^^Z-&.c. ^r^, 
 
 R*ti'lMUIT w.-Ac. STM^T. 
 To TouOHix, V. n. become tough, ^RTlwr, ^TTR or 3-f^^-Ac. 
 
 2 — fruits, vegetables, Ac. ^I'Kwf, ^HNUJ, f^^^. 
 i T0UQB5EB8, N. V. A. 1. ^TrT3^iTr m. f^^V^m m. SV'^Z^W m. 
 f^%«MUll »i. A^. R*.".!^/. 
 
 2 f%5l7qoTT m. Pmi^oil w. 
 
 3 f^^^qniT «i. ?ora7<nr m. Ac. SowTlf /. 
 
 4 f^^TTT tn. f^V-HUIl m. Ac. f^^!Z\if. 
 TofK, M. a journey in a circvil. SRT m. %<t/. ^CT «. J^- 
 
 2 /urn o/rftt/y, ^'c. 'U^tf. ^T(\f. 
 TouBisT, n. H^if] *<UIKI w. 
 
 TOUENAMKiT, n. /iV/. *TI^*HMrfl or ^PTTPft/. [ «l. 
 
 Tow, n. coarte part of hemp orfla*. nTO^-^PTI^-Ac. Jt^TT 
 To Tow, ». a. drag by a rope tkroujh water. ^T^/.-Ac. HT^- 
 
 TewASB, n. y. V.— the act. ^l^rtlfH 3RT»^ n. 
 TowABP, Towards, prep, in the direction of. ^%. 
 
 2 icith direction to, tci/h reipect to. fij^, fT, %i. 
 Toward, Towabdly, TowARrxEsa. See Sharp, Suarfsbs*. 
 1 Towel, n. elolh for wiping the body. ^HW f«. fm?HTt5«i. 
 
 Tower, n. elevated building. mWl^<W ^«9T »«.-»TfTW i»i.-r- 
 
 \ 2 See I'OBT. 
 
 2b T«w»B, r. n. ««« %A. TH-^ ftBT-^JT^. 
 ' T©w>, «. eily. ITfT n. nt^ m. n. spR «• <<»"». ^»rtt/. %T pop. 
 
 ^ fk ««i dim. ^f. TTH »• 
 i Manufacturing or trading t. ^«/. 
 
 Minor t. fHU<i?/. 
 
 The omI t. M* portion fir tt utile d. VWr •»• 
 Poor, mean, Ac, t. ^MWs/. 
 WalUofat. «^r?»fT«i. 
 I Tomr-roLK, •. »Tmt!f^-»lt^Wt^-Ac. ^m. pl.-m^ n. pi. 
 ^f^Tf^m.pl. [V^ f. 
 
 xia 
 
^ea; ^ 
 
 T0WS8-MA>-, n. Tf^^. 
 
 To I, «. ]fiay-thinj. %65oi n. ^a^itr n. ^^[J^'f^l m. 
 
 2 See Thifle. 
 To Tot, v. n. v. To Tbiplk. %3of, lyirolf, 
 
 2 rf<ji/y amorously. T^in, f^STff m.-^;mi»>V?T /.-*rH?5l3I 
 
 /.-^i;m%«T/.-?«^^r3ft/.-&c. ^lof. 
 Tbace, n. footsteps, track^ lit. fig. v. Footstep. <?^r tn. 
 »m m. ?J5T »«. ^rrr »». 3T^n?Rr »«. H?f m. 
 
 . T. — comproh. track or vestige. ^VW^ m. STHHK'I m. 
 
 arpmrn «. 
 
 T. — compreh. news or tidinjs of. T^TF^^r m, *Ttn^rTT 
 m. inTTrTT m. IrTI^r m. [iRiS'Jt. 
 
 To obliterate all traces aud impressions. HPTH-BT m 
 2 harness. 3f[3r/. a^JOT/. »T55g,^ «. i^^ 
 To Tbace, v. a. follow by the tracks of. ^H^^ or gTfw 
 
 JTHT nt. BH'of-^rs't, 31^ w.-fS'TfroTr m.-5T^ fj^mr m.-'af 
 
 1 W1.-&C. 3Rot-<?TfOT, filJFT'jfi'-*TtnRr-&C. SiT^-'TTS' 
 
 ttt w.-tTST m.-ifcc. r!i«iui, sS'r-5# t^r^'t, ^re^, ^rvT «», 
 
 To be traced. TrTf »«.-»Tri «».-f%^iTT»».-^JT ♦».-&c. t?T 
 
 2 ( outlines ) v. To Mabk out. 3T^oir,«ffT"Jt, ^T^^. 
 
 3 ( letters of a copy iu learning to write ). ^[55"^ 
 
 Tbacer, n. TEACrsa, p. a. v. V. 1. HR ^T^oTm, m'Hiqr 
 Tbachea, n. V. "VVi>-i)PiPE. s^^nm m. m'i n. ^^f. 
 Tback, n. vestige, v. Teace. KR m. ®?T »n. 
 
 2 V. "Wat, Egad. ^r/. ^^T m. ^^A m. 
 Devious t. ^M«)|<l/. 
 
 3 Jftj^tffi^o^A, fig. 'P^'nr/. 
 
 •4 ( of a things dragged, of a snake, &c.). sfw/. fK^if. 
 •P^qJIT «». <F<^J /. V. vTT. 
 2b Tback, t». a. See To Track. 2 drag along. «Rqs<if, qf^^- 
 
 3 See To Tow. 
 TbaCKLkss, a. ^r2^^c5T-f^To5r, f^TTn^?^. 
 Tback-eopk, n. aftsoT/. 3?rJ/. <TFt »n. 
 Teact, n. region, quantity of land or water. 5^ «i. ^Hl m, 
 
 tT55 m. ^^ n. TIST m. TPT n. 
 
 2 small pamphlet on religion. qJlH^r f^T»n^ ^FTSt/- 
 Teactabilitt, Teactableness, «. V. A. 5'^»ftqTJrr m. ^^- 
 
 ^^v!^f\f. f^jpfMrr m. ^n^^f. ft^TT m. ^i^m/. 
 
 Tbactable, a. v. Docile, Obedient. J+»0, ^*H^<<^1^, 
 
 To render t. <TSoftH ^luiuj. 
 Tbactilk, Thactilitt. See Ductile, Ductilitt. 
 Tbade, Teadiko, n. traffic, commerce. 4<^H m. «<mK pop. 
 
 ^01-^ n. ^^^ OT. q-^^r m. or ^t /. ( or \^^ii n. 
 Ac. ) ^ /. ^^I?i^ m. ^of^OT /. ^^^ /. ^^^rw. ^17 »». 
 «?!^grT ft. m. siT^^TTT ;?o/). %5r?TFT or "k^^J^ m. ^tf^^n. 
 
 5 TRA^ 
 
 T. upou a nominal capital, q^^ y^-s^HTR-^lftH »«. 
 2 profession, occupation, v. BuiiiNESS. ^^ m, ^?tT »». <p- 
 
 Headman of a t. ^«:TJft. 
 ' Jack of all trades. ^<4>^«fl, ^^J'T^, ^<*l»fl or sqi. 
 To Teade, v. n. 7^ m.-^^K »».-5ifrm m.-^\^nf{f.-^.T{- 
 
 f«l*H »«.-&c. 5R0t. 
 Thadeb, « Tbadino,;*. a. V. V. 3l(tK ^T^Rr, &c. ^sft. 
 s^Tt^Tft />o/>. ^TTft, *T^3f^, flt^PTT, s'T^T^lft pop. ^^T^, 
 
 Some compellations for a t. are, ^iJ or ?I5, ^ZvfT. 
 
 Business-trips of traders ( abroad, over the countrv, 
 about the town, &c. ). ^W^f. 
 
 Petty t. H^J3?TT, ^TJ^ft^rrOT, Kts^JT^Mt. 
 
 Traders, — compreh. traders and dealers, trades folk. 
 ^Vf[ ^^ m. pi. mii\M-*mm.pl. M^fm n. tz^J^^Km.pl. 
 
 Traders and trading business.-compreh. +)N+(H«f)KOT. 
 2 trading vessel, f^^^ n?5^?T n. fsfST^ ?TT«; n. «IT^!R- 
 
 Tbadesman, «. V. Shop-keepeb. sq'NiO, s^T^iCrff, ^+M^R. 
 Tradition, ti. ora/ communication from age to age. ri)++,- 
 
 «rT/. ^^/. "J^TT^ =^ra?T anr%?^ nt? /.-<fec. ^fcr^i^ 
 
 2 traditional custom or usage. afRTJi n. / aflisi^nn /. 
 
 3 ^«f my into the hands of another, \. Dehveet. ^nff- 
 Tbabitional, Teaditionabt, a. y. N. q^fTT^ ^T^<T 3TT- 
 
 ^3T, aJiMNI, 3?nn% 3HI<^rfT, wiw<i'i<i, TTTftT, him^i'im, 
 3Tir?nrrH', mwiwih, ^J^rff^t^^, ^prmn, ^Tr'rm, +hmin. 
 
 T. & authoritative doctrine. ^^Z\^ m. 
 Teaditiomallt, adv. v. A. ^'^^ CHl^I^, <Tt^^, TRT^TTH, 
 
 st^irl, ^ 4 \ ^ \ ^ , fW^rf^, ^t^raT^, ^!<i[i'i^. 
 
 To Tbaduce, v. a. v. To Aspeese. ^'^H »• ^ with m of 
 0. '^^/.-'jnat /.-■5ns /• ^rot-^not-i^ g. of a. »?t- 
 
 ^?(m »».-3T<?^ «». T^ g. ofo. 
 Tbaduced, p. V. V. g«FPT ^^'Sn^r, Ac. 3Tf*T^ref, 31- 
 
 Tbaducee, «. Tbaddcino, ;>. a. t. V. and Aspebseb. Jim 
 qTjnrr, '^^rft Ht»mRT, arios ^twotttt, &c. «j"»i«-«4!, ^- 
 
 Teaducino. n. t. V. and Aspeesion. ft^VT n. 
 Teaffic, n. T. Tbade. g^ m. ktnTT pop. %<TR m. MoT4«l 
 
 n. ^^/. 5frtrf5n»5?T «. 
 To Teaffic. See To Tbade. 
 TBAaEDiAN, «. o fw»<*r o/" tragedy. ^:<1H P.^JWIiHI'I^^'lt. 
 
 2 an oc/tfr of tragedy. JUiMRuiR^ ^T?^^ «If?rfofr q;- 
 
 Teagedt, n. a rfromo i//a< /ia« a fatal »«*«*. Jt^f^^TT Tf^OTT- 
 2 See Calamitt. 
 
^ r-RJL ^1 
 
 Tbjioic, Tragical, a. belonyiny, ^t. to tragedy, f. N. 5:^ [j 
 
 2 V. Calamitous. 5»Mf<uil»fl, 5^, 3TO?T. 1 
 
 To Trail, p. a. draw ahn^, t. To Track. <J5Vn^, "K*?"!, 
 
 To Trail, e. n. mote along on the ground. "?<<44tfi, ^TTSfT ' 
 Trail, n. thing drawn along, ^^[^f. 
 
 2 mark left. q5^«T?/. <FT^/. ^fX^FV m. '^wj. VV^Zf. 
 
 3 Mcent Ufi. ^rmr^-n^r^T -Jtc. kpi «. 
 
 TraILIKOLt, adt. V. V. ^tTTWlt, 3a?T fff^H. 
 To Traiv, r. a. teach and form by practice, v. To Educate, | 
 To ruciPLiNE. f?r^^, fTr?TT /. ^, fTlf?Tn-gfTt%?T ; 
 
 «.-Ac. *T^. jj 
 
 2 ( a horee, Ac. ) t. To DlsciniVE. nftftn f. ^. i 
 Po»t or sUke at which to t. ( bullock, Ac.) 5Tt?T n. |' 
 
 3 S«e To Draw, To Alllbe. | 
 iRAiJf, n. ( of a gown Ac. ). ntnT «■ ^Tt»TT m. ^TWT or ^ f. 
 
 Wr^ m. Igt^ m. ^tc5 m. 
 
 A long t. or trail. 3'MI ^I5E w. 
 
 2 eontecution, line, r. Series. ^ n. /. RTBT ;«>i». KToS 
 
 /. ^/. fTT/. «nift/. a'wids /. OT. [n, fnr/. 
 
 T. of reasoning, discourse, Ac. »5T^T3S/. ». BTW, OT- 
 
 3 /hw ofproceu, t. Order. «F»T m. »»^<^»T w. 3T^"*IT- 
 ^ «. fiRSfnW m. <311«[ m. [y. of $. 
 
 To be put in t. — a work, Ac. V^ n.f. <*A*\v\ or ^yof 
 
 To 1»7 a t. i^n ■». f5T^, 
 
 Tolajrint. ^ST^.,^n.f.■kc.^S\^^9■ofo. ^^- 
 
 vrn n. vror-^ftw^-^^ ^. ofo. 
 
 4 V. HmncB. fs^^^f. HfrftwW^t/. 3p?waw- 
 f n. ^esT »». ^!!?5 «. 
 
 A long t. -!'MI-ll«Bm. 
 
 That has his t. with him. ^wftJITT. 
 
 5 Jpjy ( e/" ••«« <>»• animal* ) moving in order. matVT/. 
 
 «rfT/. _ I 
 
 6 line ofpotcjer. SJK^ WT*/. ?^W>W\ 3TT«/. | 
 
 7 ( of gunpowder, grain, Ac. npilled ). s^THTf*/. , 
 
 8 line of mrtillery. m^f. pi. mv^HT m. 
 
 9 ( OB a railway) »ITWHt m«^/. [ ftfftT. j 
 TiAiirrD, p. T. V. 1. f^»f^^r, Ac. f^f>m, ftt?, 3T^WY?T, 
 
 2 fll/ln fi»^rtl, ni«»fl. 
 TsAiitRR, N. TRAnrtHo, ;>. «. t. V. 1. fnfrf^rTTT, f^fnViTTr, 
 firfH'f wnrr, wftw 3n«t«nn, Ac. i| 
 
 TiityiKO, «. T. V. \.—art. ft\%^9( m. ^^w«f ». »JfWf «. t- '| 
 Ac. "^Sf^ft/. f^lHT/ -JT^Iw. 3T5- I, 
 
 TBA 
 
 Ti AIT, a. C of charartOT ) r. Mark. !*.^m n. f^ «. ^/. 
 Bad t. ^?m «. f?!>m «. 
 Good t. ^W?l^ »•. 
 Tsinoa, «. »** ^'/jr 0/ treaton. rptrifr f^s;^-f^w/t f T- 
 ff^-Ac. ni^, n^"Tif>, ^in|r^, n^TT^. 
 
 2 — gener. a betrayer of hit trutt. ^>^J^Wr[^-V!^y 3T- 
 
 ^H'flnrtl'iii'i/. j-^i^-Mi ^frr m. 
 Tbaitokocs. See Tekasokable, Tbeachekocs. 
 Trammel, To Trammel. See Net, Clog, To Clog. 
 To Thamp, v. n. trudge, travel, Sfc. vearitomely. <TT^ m.pl. 
 
 ^/.-«TWTtTt?f/.-%^T/.-&c. sprot. 
 To Teamp, v. a. See To Tread. 
 To Trample, c. a. tread underfoot, tread dotcn, d4^ui,»l?('f, 
 
 fl^if or t^^OT, ^^ot or g^wf, ^^, §^wi, ^"t^- 
 
 ST m.-53«IT m.-^^o5/.-?r53T m.-iT^q-a or at/. ^'»f-^lc5- 
 OT-Jfil'f, 53^^ /.-^K^ OT.-H5H fi.-Ac. ^^a g.ofo. 
 Trample, Tkamplino, n. v. V. 51^ «. »T^ n. Ac. gw^- 
 oft/- TTTH^^uft/. ?^oET or t^^r m. ff^ or t^^/. 3^- 
 
 ^w^^ n. 
 Trampled,;). \. V. gi^c5r,Tn^%m, Ac. »lf^, iT'm^, 
 
 Tramplee, n. Tramplikg, p. tt. v. V. 5WIRT, HcE«»ft ^fTtT- 
 OTRT, ?l^amKT, Ac. »T?fT-^H^T-Ac. qjrTfl)r^-&c. 
 
 Trakce, n. eettacy, rapt ttate. %^Trft?rfffT/. H'H<<l«(tUT/. 
 ?rRTf«r W./. ^^Tg^*TTtt^a3T'j;fHTf^fTc[f?T/. 
 
 Trahqoil, o. t. Calm, Composed, ^qrv, ntH, fWT, 3T^«V. 
 
 2b THANQtiLiaE, f>. a. v. To Comiose. ^TT'f or HVTfwIf, 
 ^itr^-ftVT-Ac. ^p^, ?tf?r/.-7^7I*T w.-TlT m.-TTTIH^ n.- 
 
 Ac. q>r»ry. of 0, 
 
 TRtSQCIIO-ITT, TRA5QUir,5ES8, fl. V. A. ^^v^qTJTr m. ;|iffT1- 
 
 on m. ftirrmr «. ^rtfH/. rm ♦«.?n*mfl^w n. 3t?jwwt/. 
 
 lb Transact, «. a. do, perform, ^c. v. To Cot<puct, To 
 Manage. 1^, -^la^Sl, 3TT^T^, ^f^^R^, aig^or, Hf^- 
 fre/.-STT^Ttw.-Ac. ij;^. 
 
 Traksacted, ;>. t. V. %J?HT, w r|M I ''.^.t4 l, Ac. >»f%?T, ' i<gf^d . 
 
 Transaction, «. v. V.— o<:^ ^T''f». Ac. T^HT!/. W^TT'i. 
 
 I. that vchich hat been done, t. Action, Afpair. "FTiTfi. 
 To Trawscksd. See To Exckd, To Excel. [natOB. 
 
 TraNSCEWDEST, TRAKSOENDRNTlt. See SCBPASMSO, Sc- 
 
 To Transcribe, Transcript, Ac. See To Copt, Copt, Ac. 
 To Tbanster, t>.a. eonteyfrom one place or perton to another. 
 
 f^TTSTtnTn -Ac. W^ g. ofo. 
 
 2 ma** over, eonrey. (\'H-*i\H) ^ifJVif-^}^ k^-^\- 
 4\f *Tot, |WW«r, W^mm.-Su:. *T»f y. ofo. ^?^fi^|fn 
 WPT-W'fPlff^'if* ^, H<^*n^Ti-3»nTW-Ac. ^R^. 
 TraKSPBR, TRARSrKRlNCE, fl. T. V. 1. VT^fJ^fi. Ac. »v- 
 
 2 JfP'^m^'i. Ac. M<|f1V^ n. 
 TRANSnsRCD, p. ▼. V. 1. *!^ »I^WT, WWt»TT *%WT, Ac. 
 
 2 (^W^TW) f^?f^, Ac. <«|«^«1. 
 
 TBANirtRirB, »l. I^iNSItRBJhO.f. •. T. V. 1. ^ff^^OTUI, 
 
TBA 
 
 892 
 
 TEA 
 
 »T?!mT *<«iiii, &c. 
 
 2 5^=irm ^omi, &c. [tobm,.&c. 
 
 TRANaFiGUBAHON, To Teaksfiocbe, &c. See To Tbanb- 
 To Tbansfix, v. a. pierce through. aiKMK-TR 'TW^'t-^'il'r- 
 
 To TeassiOBM, v. a. change the form, Sfc. of, ^^n.-^^n.- 
 5HHJ-,K»i.-&e. ftv^'ir-'nc?^ y. of 0. CTinTn.-«7T%^»»-&c. 
 
 «p^<Tr ^. o/ 0. 
 Thansfobmable, a. t. V. C? i<1^'K «<< M> TT-&c. ^PT. 
 
 TBANSrOEMATION, fJ. V. V. CT^rRrt. 571*r5m. qfitWim;». ^fK- 
 
 mM\mn. fj^ROT. f??iffT/. ?s;:^?^Rm. c^f«f^f^/. 
 Tbassiormeu,;). v. v. cTfF^^ar, 5:qf?rj:%?5?5T, &c. s^rf^r- 
 
 TBANSrOKilEB, n. TBAXSFOEllISa, j:). a. V. V. ^TTf'PWTRT, 
 
 ^nicK ^?:oiRI, &c. ^TfR-&c. ^rTT-^ft-'&'C. 
 Tb Tbansfuse, v. o. /loar/roM one j»<o ono/Afr. ^^ia'T- 
 
 51-. o/o. 
 
 2b Tka^jsobess, t». a. overpass ( a limit, rule, &c.) lit. fig. 
 S'l^rToi, f5^, v^TSfl^, 3Tf?T5pHaf, f^re^t, HI4''I, ^nrOT, gr- 
 f5?'«.-3-?5^5T«.-3lf?f^iT<iJ«.-5^f?ripJT»».-&c. JPTwif y. ofo. 
 
 To TBANaoBESis, v.n.ojfendhj violating a law^v. To OrrsKB. 
 
 »«.-&c. qs^wr, 3TT§TT'1^w. ^^. 
 TEANsaEEssED, ;>. V. v. A. 3'ttHrfflT, 3?raf5a;c5T, &c. g-{5f^- 
 
 Tbansgbession, «.v.V. A.~act. g-g^n- sqoin. ;Hrc5T50t». 
 &c. ^^m. ^^^^n. ^^^n. ^^OT=Tn. H1«», 3T^5BJTw». 
 
 V. V. N. and Chimk, Sis. aTTfTT'TTm. 3TT?fri5«r»». aTT^f- 
 IPTTW. STT^^w. SlrTmw. 311^1^/. 
 Teansoeessob, n. Tbansgbessimg, p. a. v. V. A. Jg^oinr, 
 a^TBt^oiRT, -iraH<t)^«(Ki, &c. 'doni-3ir<1+H<'T-&c. m^- 
 
 T. V. N. and Criminal, Sujneb. s^j <Tr5<iIRr, &c. 
 
 Tbansiest, o. v. Tempobabt. stfr^rta ^l^T^, ar^'tipft, fr- 
 
 foRj, afTTir'^fT, H^, ^^F5, mvP^^. 
 
 TBAN8IENTNE8S, Tba2ISIE5CT, n. T. A. af^Tf^THl/. ^"^S- 
 
 ?IT/. ^f=5f?^ n. 
 Teansit, n. patting over or acrott. anTTRSTmn. 3T^^^^- 
 ITT rt.-lfrf/. ^i|W m. ^fipRm «. ?rs?>t^/. 3T^r«f>?T m. 
 
 3T^r^Hor «. 
 Teansit-dutt, n. <Tf^<^/. <|^^l<) 3iq^/. 
 Tbaksition, n. passage from one state, condition, place, ^'c. 
 
 to another, v. Chakge. ^HipiT «i. ^^HOI ». iftiptfH/. ftv- 
 
 iq?R n. 3T5r?*Ttct^ «. TMRTrR n. ^'-HcltrR n. 
 Transitive, a. — iu grammar. ?T^1>. 
 Tbassitobisess, n. v. A. aRSnf^ n. ?Tfoi^^ n. =?i^r«T«. 
 Tbansitobt, a. t. Tempobabt. afR'cTnft, arl^r^vnft, ?T- 
 
 f^, ^Toptn^, ^^^c? or oE, ^^c5. 
 To Tbasslate, ». a. remove from one place to auolker, v. To 
 
 2 /flAe Jorfi/y to Heaven, fl^t arf(». ^wi-rn^ ^dj, (and, 
 patsively. v»irof-^5wr). 
 
 3 ren</e»- in<o another language, aniot, 3^^wf, sfT'f, HT- 
 Tf?R n.-H^HT m.-&c. ^^"jf y. o/ o. 
 
 TBASSLATED,/rv. V. 1. '<n^>?Tc?? ^^3T, WHlfT^ %55f5T,A^ 
 
 2 ?l^€t %f5?^, Ac. ?I?rttT^^, ^fl^*. 
 
 Tbanslation, «. V. V, 1. F<TFTtiT?5J«i. ?*TRffR n. ?V5!ifiTn. 
 
 3 di^HTm. grrnrrwi. g?m:»i. HTTffRw. aFr«TfR<'T«. aigrTR»i, 
 
 A free or loose t. an imitation. graHfT<iI «. 
 
 TbasslatOE, «. y. V. 3. g?T?;iiIRT, ^mm qR^Rr, &c. 
 
 Tbanslcceut, &c. See Tba>8Paeekt, &c. 
 
 Tbansmaeike, a. ?i5^t^^?BT-«T^!F5^I. 
 
 To Tbaxsmigbate, v. n. See To JIigbate. 2 pats from- one 
 lody into another, ^-m 3i^fi-5a?^^?iTirl-^'»Tt?Rt»T- 
 &c. >»n'il, ^»R^i?R n.-Js^^^H «i. n.-&c. <TT^-qnf. 
 
 Tbansmigbation, «. v. V. 2. ^^f<TTtfT vjidt «. &c. vT^jtI- 
 fR «. JT^'rJT m. n. ^^nnv\ «• 'W5=PRHwr «. 
 
 TjiASSMissiON, TeaNsmittal, ». V. V. 1. <JTOTot n. tTTI^ «. 
 
 To Transmit, v. a. v. To Sesd. TTOTOf, msor, qTi(':?^'«'I, '^r- 
 i=5Tot, ^IT^T qR^, M<'H<l'I?r ^^ot. 
 2 ««^cr /o JJOM through. vTHRTT^ STR/.-vTrnrr^mRT w. 
 
 Tbansmutation, «. V. V. TfroiITffl^ ». ?»?tfT^ ». rI^ohh- 
 »T^ m. >>TR't?R «. 
 
 To Transmute, ti. a. change from one substace or nature in- 
 to another, v. To Cha>-ge. 1?1?ToS^5q «.-^qirR «.-Ac. 
 q;m g. ofo. ^jnf^f.-&c. r*<«(ui ^. o/o. 
 
 TBA^SPABENCT, Teanspabentness, «. V. A. 1. R^^^^T/; 
 ftR^H^rm/. iiq;T5!TRT«nFTT/. &c. 
 
 Tbakspaeent, a. thai transmits light, not opake. 3^5RT 
 tflfl^'TRT, sn^TIH?J, f^<n*RT,ST^^R"tV^,s^^?TT!Tf?l^q!F, 
 
 2 See Clear, 
 To Tbanspiebce, v. a. transfix. 3TRqR-.tc. ^tm-HRl^oi-.ic. 
 To Teanspibe, c. n. iefO>nepaZ/ie. ^BJoi, sn'^^^or, 3K»I0T, 
 
 ^^m, TH2*r, '€l^frt-=^=5fRffr-^^e«fRr-=5n^^^-sff?T- 
 
 ^tW-&c. q^fff, ST^^-sj'TS-3'q3-&c. ^<Jt. 
 2 pass off through the pm-es. ^mtiTt^^rT f^«I<ir-5|I^^?CT. 
 To Transplant, e. o. remove and plant in another place. 5- 
 
 w=^\ Hrr OTi^^, FiT5r'jft/.-3Tt^<nt/-&c. qRor. 
 
 TeaNSPLaNtation, n. t. V. FIT^^/. <iMr!l«<>ifl/ W^Tift/. 
 
 A bed of rice plants, &c. raised for t. FR^f m. 
 Tbansplakteb,/). t. V. l^r^T Hf?f Kl^ac^r, f?W<ift%^r?T,Ac. 
 To Transpobt, v. a. convey, v. To Caret. ^, m^. 
 
 2 ( crimiuals; ) v. To Banish. qjTSTT m<'<<H< ITa^or- 
 
 3 enrapture, enravish, v. To Eejoice. STR^HrfT^^^, 
 "FR^^^, 3TT?^.or, qi»m«g?T-'R»n'rf^-&c. qj^il. 
 
 4 hitrry or carry away hy violence of passion. HRI «.-^- 
 \m^ n.-^/.-wfH/.-&c. Ti«r^-^ft^T decl. ^or-t?!- 
 
m± j 
 
 a^ f.^fo.'^ m. fl. \*^T-MiH siTf TfT% ^^ y. of o. 
 TnA»aio9.r,». rapture, y.ioj. «PIT^ HRT 3HT=H^ ••, ak^lH- 
 
 5 m. "TTiTR^ m. 4^H? «•• 3<Ir^l« m. 31lr^l<^H n. 7{?T- 
 
 5ET Of 3r^|ol| fl. 
 
 2 veud (/ carriage, ^c. ^'1l-M^->j«ii*.'^-^T»TPf ^UTT^- 
 
 &c. T^iPT w.-Ac 
 TiAKsPOBTATioy, n. T. V. 1.— a<-<. %^ n. ^rpt «. 
 
 2 aii^ Baxishiuekt. i^WAl 11"<4i4< TTS^ «. 
 Tbakspostid, ^. T. V. 1. %^?^, &c. 
 
 To bet. afTTH^w.-f^ m.-Ac. JT^Rm^Tmofy. oft. 
 
 3rH^»».-<fec. ^ Hi^*rr«T ^^ y-"/*- 3T?Ta^ or Tr^oir. 
 
 4 ^pr^ J5^^?5T, Ac. ST^prr^. 
 TKA»8»»BTi5a,j». •. T. V. 3. W?^ ^^<|OIKT, Ac. «i^»iR<;q- 
 
 To Tka1Ispo«e, v.a. put each in the place of the other. ^\^\- 
 ^-^'IT'TT^-Ac. SI^351«»<I'-l/.-3t?'ilVIHSi/.-&c. ^^y.0/0. 
 rm-^r^PlHT m.-&c. iT^y. 0/0. 
 
 T«A»W08ED,/>. T. V. 3n»^<T a'^TT?^ %%3T, &C 
 TtASSPOBITIOS, TBA5SPOSAL, «. T. V. ^ i ' *< I ■=n-r<ToEHt-<tc. 
 
 TSASBUBSTurnxTios, «. cAawye 0/ lulttance. ^A<<ff1< «. >T- 
 T«A»STBB8AL, Tbasivebbe, a. /jriny orrow. ^IMI, fn4^. 
 TBA5ITEBS1.LLT, adv. T. A. ^TTITI ded. fl4^. 
 XBAP, •. T. SXABC «t<<*l »•. 
 
 2 fig. ttratagem or devieefor deceiving, t. MACBlirATI05, 
 
 HW *». ^ m. ^^TT or r*-m'' n. n^^ «. 
 
 To catch one in his own t. m^IVII «I«I«I/. ;Z. BTT- 
 
 3— the pUy. fft^ or ir^tf m. >TrfI?tt?T m. 
 
 4 — the rork or ■toue. ^ir/. «. «icbi^<i« «. SST^f'flft/ 
 
 Jb Tbap. See To Ik»5abe. 
 Tsir-BOOB, «. ^T5T? «. ^^Trin ». 
 
 iBiP-STICX, •. ^ w. ^ ••• 
 
 To Tbapaji. See To I»vabb. 
 
 TBArB«. See Slut. 
 
 TBxmicic, •.— ia geometry, ftfvr^yw ». ft^H^j^'jai n. 
 
 Tbatctoid, ». H« ''^^^*i^ "•■ 
 
 TBArnxoi, ■. t. Fisebt. fi(TTWJ^fHl-ni*nE'n^I-17*T^I- 
 
 Team, m. ▼. TniBoe. ^^jhto/. »llHM».*r»*J«i/. |«T%«r»». 
 
 TrBvcUiiig t.T. Baooaok. ^TT^f^fi. ^JireWOTT/. VJl- 
 
 f«^n?T or ^/. 
 
 / TbaSH, *. vortkteu matter, rulbish, ttuf, tnmprry. fl^m 
 
 or'k^/. ^n^f pi. 1?»^?T n. ^^^/. f^/. *■ 
 
 IWIT n. vwirqiw^ or ^qwjsmej^ m. f^r/. H^ifT «. "Ull- 
 
 nm «. anrrrni n. -i^trw^ n. wnm/. ima^ni*/. *^tt- 
 
 3 TRE 
 
 8 improper food, green fruit, ^e. f^%^ m. yi. ^5^^- 
 
 TBA€Hr. See "WoEiHtESs. 
 I Tbatail, See Labob. 
 
 j To Tbat ail, ». n.v. To Labob. jpindf or ^wiTJ'if, %»>m3t. 
 To Tbatei., p." n. journey, pate, go, Ifc. ^fs^i, ^R/.-^rf m.- 
 TWT W.-&C. "SfTH^-^ildf , 5ri"F<Y f.-^\A^fm w.-JTrflH- 
 I T n.-4c. ^T^. 
 
 i 2 go to a distant country, visit a foreign place. ^t<TT n.- 
 
 I JWW ni.-^nT^H n.-%^nHR5T n.-%5T«*m n.-&c. qc^, JTf!- 
 
 WW^^IHff-K^^^T^-Ac. aim, f"Rot,^?ri^:[T-^^flfiprr fT- 
 
 2b Travel, v. o. pass over, journey over, traverse, f^n 
 j ( thia verb agrees with the agent ), W-^^i ^2^, T-S^i, 
 ' Mi<4i<«iif?t ^ra^, 51^, 'Tm tn. ^JTwr y. 0/0. 
 
 Tbavel, Tbavellisq, n. v. V. N. 1. '^rTrsSf «. jmv^t or 
 [ 5?n^/. Hi'i+Hui n. Hi'l'm^ n. ^mf^^^ n. iiilfrit?;- 
 
 I H^ n. ^J5(Tf. 
 
 2 on J travels. ^^t?f^ ^PTof «. f^of «. Ac. ^7lt?R n. ^T"?- 
 I ^Z^ n. %^T^ n. ^>ilHOT «. ^^m wi. si«rre»T*^'T «. 3T?^«. 
 
 T. V. A. sfj^m w. Ac. ipmr ». ^^pjtot n. ^j^pir m. 
 
 Tbavellbb, «. Tbavkllino, p. a. v. V. N. »TPf '^ I r^ OlHT, 
 mgM l rtUIK I,iTT?^t^, ^RUrff, 5?TTV? or 5^1^, »TT»ftv, 
 
 Building for the accommodation of travellers. q^^TI- 
 f^ pop. y^fim^f. 
 
 2 ^rrmr *<'Jiki-^^.i, ^Mm ^^"iRT-^^ar, Ac. f^M 
 
 Traveller's tale. JTlTTMr/. Ht^(jv\ n. ffm^f m. 
 The current sayings or phrases in reproof and rejection 
 of the extravagant accounts of TrateUers, or of gross 
 and un1)lu»hing lies in general, are, ^|H^I<1 «T^ ^^ ^- 
 
 »(U HWf^ or t\^ or fSToft-^ HT ?ira^T, ^ ?i^ «Jlf^- 
 
 I. belonginj, f(c. to travelling. J^tl^rft^, ^^, *n»lf- 
 
 T. expenics. ^R^4 m. ^^^m^ m.— comprch. ?nT- 
 
 To Tbavebsb, r. a. travel over, v. To Travki,. f^^n agrees 
 with the agent, qwof, f^.wr, "rS^, qnT^Rft ^Tf!or, 
 
 TBAVKBftt, a. tying atrou. STTl^. 
 
 2b Tbavistt. See To Bi-Br.EiQtB. 
 
 Tbat, n. salver, tcaiter. ,fe. qrm/. 5T1RI ». *». l!HtV/. <Jt- 
 
 2 — ftt rardt. f^tJjT m. P\»fT w. 
 3 SeeTBOcon. 
 TBBACBnocB, a. 1. Fame, FtBntious. ftij^, fVJTWf , 
 
_ ME ^ 
 
 ^, ^^, «IT(J, "^Irvi, MW«(I, T^t^^IT, ^. 
 Teeacheeouslt, aJo. v. A. f«pgft-&c. ^WI, ^»iri*iVI<1 ^F^- 
 
 ^, &c. f?r'^T^^nrT"j5^, ^n?jsfr3ft?r, n*i<MM^. 
 Teeacheeousnkss, Tbeacheby, n. v. A. r4>H<s<iTT m. ^T «. 
 
 ?; »;». fhHOqorr «i, 
 Teeacle, n. V. Molasses. ^T^ift/. ^ft/. JToff/. 
 2b Tbead, r. n. get thefoot^ walk, go. ^\^ m. %^ot-^ot,M<^'<<T 
 
 ?T w.-q^qm m.-^qT^nqTrT ot.-&c. ^ot or tciVAy. o/«. ^T^- 
 
 Sj? Tbead, «. o. step or walk on. ^\^ m. a^tJt-^ or ^^-^- 
 SR- vTTof tt'i/A mofo. '?^5=qT?f w.-q^f^^T w.-Ac. spT^ 
 ivii/t ^Xofo. 
 
 2 beat or preis with the feet. KSof, qpjTH-qW ^^T ^T^- 
 ^-^ST^-&c. d3^(ii , ^fostir, ^iit^ot, (^as^^uf, Hotufl /.-&c. 
 j^^ ^. ofo. =^r5c/. "Trs'i'. 
 
 3 See To Teample. 4 out ( corn, &c. ); press out with 
 feet. HcEur, JToEOft/. «P^ g. ofo. 
 
 Teead. Sec Step. • 
 Teead-mill, n. fn^/. 
 TsEADiNorLoOE. See THBEsniXQ-proOK. 
 Tbeason, «. violation of allegiance. ^TT^TTTVlf^^T^TT)'^/- tT^- 
 ^r^ m. Vr^f^i\^ m. TMN^Prrm. ^T^f^TTf^rT n. f<^«j. 
 Teeasonable, Teeasonous, d.v.N. ^^frTTT^ftjV^T^^r, ^K- 
 
 ^nTTiff5^*T5ft ^oim, '[MlrfRr, TT^^n^^m-^iTft, &c. 
 
 T. plots and i)ractices. <p^f<PrTT »»• Vf^ "?ft^»». 
 TBEiSUBE, «. rif/jf* hoarded, v. Hoabd. f?TfvT »»■ ^^TT «• 
 
 q^ m.^m »n.-tT5T n.-&c. ^^T^-qq- »;i. VT^^^^ m. IPT^- 
 q^ w. ^f=^n<T?T n.-&c. vfnvft m. f^^ m. 
 
 The nine treasures of ^^^ or Pluto, ^i^f^fir or ^^- 
 f%-.TTHn. These arc named, JT^?r,q?l, V^., ^=R, ^^37, 
 
 2 object much prized, p^vf]^ n. fHTvf m. ^^f. noir^ft- 
 Tm/. 3'nTTf5!T m. ?:r?T «. fi^Tr w. ^Irft «. STOTT «i. ^nf^ »». 
 
 3 ;j«i/jc «iO«cy. ^^STpn" m. ^^JTT «». v»im^^5=fT »«. ^J- 
 ?f >i. *rt5R: »». n. 
 
 To Teeasube. Sec To Hoabd. 
 
 Tbeascbeb, n. officer in charge of treasure or a treasury. 
 ^^ftif^, HSTff, HtST^, ^T*T^7, «nm^H^T%?rT?5T, ^^TT- 
 
 TBEASUBEBsniP, fi. office of treasurer. ^T^ft^T^Tft/. ^fm^ 
 
 Tbeasubt, «. place for keeping treasure. »Tt?TT n. »T3TT «. 
 HtSTT^nrr m. vTrKSR^T^rr «. ^^ITT m. ^Rft^TT OT. Tf- 
 jmT'i n. Wt^^^ISTrw*. Jptnw. ?frre»«. sng^F »».«. f^Tl^T?IT/. 
 Advances out of the public t. flTlf /. 
 Bill of payments into the t. ?JT^T?T n. 
 Full & OTerflowing t. 'TlT^TTqT n. 
 Paying ( of the revenue ) into the 
 Payments into the t. V^^f. 
 
 4_ TRE 
 
 To Tbeat, v. a. use, handle, deal toith, behave towards. VTT- 
 
 ( Note, all the preceding words require ^ff of o. 
 Ex. n^^TV) fft ^^T ^Ic^ ! ) sp^ot «-i7A if of o. ■gr?;^ 
 y. of 0. •ll'l*)"!', Mrisioi, ^?T^ijf, ?rf^^R^, ?T7^; — 
 carefully, heedfully, ^im^oi, ^q^, ^^i»iT3''f, ^jft^T^fTT 
 or fy /.-^3?tqra?lT /.-«F^reT /.-^Ttse ?>». ^.x^ g- ofo.— 
 gently, tenderly, delicately, ?ia^T% "mratfc^ ^r^^m 
 .5iT3E»M-&c.fj1^HT ?TTf?I^r iiHH << I 'Wui:— considerately, 
 leniently, ^f^rnzH-sjI'l^H q^T;— honorably, respectfully, 
 
 ^y. ofo. — roughly and injuriously, J^S^f , ^^ot, n- 
 '^^, ^^2^, ^^, gvliui, ^T^aot or ;^<«ii'*«i, |«noE5r, 
 ^TT^T^, 3*151 «i. «TrHSr y. 0/ 0. ^ «». Vlflof, T^?q^/- 
 i'l^Mtft/.-^frsPJT n.-'^*||<iDft/.-&c. ^^ y. o/o. X^^^f. 
 n. ^:m y. o/ o. 
 
 2 entertain without expense to the guest. ^^ ^ f?,^'^ 
 
 ^^ with ^ft?lf-^^r-&c. o/o. 
 
 3 ( a disease, &.C.). g^TTT »».->iq-«)K w.-f^f^)r^r/-&c. ^- 
 
 m g- ofo. 
 
 To Teeat, v. n- negociate terms of accommodation. fT^r^-?T- 
 ??^IT^-'BH^T%-&c. irte'f n. «p:%-^r^<ji. 
 
 2 of ; haudle in tcriting or speaking. f^T tn.-U^T m.-tf- 
 ^ROT W.-&C. "^Tc^^wf-^q^-^T^^, ^TT OT.-sren «1.-&C. 
 STOwf wV;* ne^-3Tfrr-&c. 
 
 Tbeat, «.t. Entebtaixmest, Feast. H^nrpfl- or ^:^^^^{\J. 
 
 Tbeatise, n. tract, look, Sfc. ?ir^ n. 3?m*T ?». 5}^tr »i. f^^- 
 v(m.^ m. 5^3^ «. 
 Sacred t. STT^JT ««. ;|TT^ «. 
 
 Teeatment, n. v. V. 1. ^\^^vi\ n. ^rq^wf n. Ac. ^i»h<t|*/ 
 ^f^^/ This transitive word is most idiomatically 
 rendered by the intransitive word "behaviour towards;" 
 for words expressing which, See Conduct. 
 
 3 g^THT q^ n. Ac. Tq^R m. f^f^F?^/. ?n4f^f¥wr/. 
 
 fsp^TT/. ^TmrM^PTT/. 
 Tbeatt, «. compart heiween two powers, t. AgbeemfSt. ^r- 
 
 T. of peace. H^ «». 
 
 Written t. of peace. ?T^^mT m. ?T?snTrm w. 
 Tbebi-E, a. threefold. fJiq^, f?T^^, f*^^, fH^qT. 
 
 2 <*rjce <oW. facqj, f^noir, f^Pl'T, 
 
 3 — in music. f^y^XJ or f^^^TT. 
 Tbeble, w. — in music or singing. f>FSTft/. ^q/. fzq^ g?^«. 
 
 »Tflft/?^^^H/- n.^cft«ra^«.— in reading, J(m:9flW/. «• 
 
 2 /reiZc quantity. frP-q?/. 
 7b Tbeble, v. a. ot<7A« thrice as much. ^cq^-Ac. q>Twi. 
 To Tbebi.e, V. n. become thrice as much. f?ftqj-Ac. ^m. 
 Teee, n. 9T? n. |^ m. qi n. ?l? w. ^.^ m. ?»T tn. TTT?^'T m. 
 
 ^?qfJTOT. 
 
 From t. to t. 5IS7<)IJ!. 
 
 Hole or hollow in a t. q^ST n. m. 
 
 Holy or sacred tree. ^?T w. ^^? m. 
 
TMf 
 
 %95 
 
 TBI 
 
 Old and decaying t. tfm «. »t¥a/. ^ «. jj 2b Teesch, v. o. ( land ). ^f^ m.-&e. ??OT^-<ni^. 
 
 Shade of trees ( viewed as injurious to Tegetation ) 1| Tbench, n. diteh./urrotc. ^(^ m. ^TS «. ^ m. dim. ^/. 
 
 wm n. armn «»• arn^ m. arre^ m. 
 
 Skilful in climbing t. 'SWit or UTT, ^^, 
 
 T. haTiug a hole. ?fr^R. 
 
 T. as taken up for transplantation. ^ n. 
 
 Trees and bushes, — compreh. illi^^ n. VVS^Vf\f. 
 
 T. planted bj the hand ot ^Mijij n. 
 
 A corrupt t. cannot yield good fruit. 3Trjt?T Tfift ?Tr- 
 
 Tbefoil, «. f^JMuf «. »». 
 
 Theiau, Teelliswobk, «. vTTaft/. ^ni n. snaft^ ^\^ n. 
 •WT^TvfR? n. 
 
 To TsKUBLE, c. N. «il<i/l-« trtMuloudy, toller, vibrate, i(e. ^- 
 'nifyrWrSd-'^^l^g-SMHM or it-i'lf'I or qf-Ac. ^I?5#-*t<T- 
 ot-lJt^«t-?tr^, c4i'!*<:<'l, i'lH'I'I, 4%<<l>ui or JTJ'I^, JpEK- 
 
 <5T m.-t5?f5Z/.-&C. ^t^ ^. o/"«. fif.f.f.f. ?Ptwr. 
 2 tkake from fear, cold, Sfe.; quake, quiver. *liicer,*}mdder, 
 Ji'e. ^<TOt, tTTiTlft^r, m^, yjjl't, f^uRKUJ, vr<TT-'«T- 
 ?VT-m^-&c. ^Ft^-fH^r, ^<T»i.-!PrTm.-^t<TTrm.-^PPrft/.- 
 iFt^^ii.-<IT»T^/'.-J<l^<t/'.-(jS^«\/.-<fcc.g^-Hrnin. co«. 
 «TT5/ 'StT'T y. of*. ?|igi<Jf— m/«»/. VTRWt, ^3^95-^^35 
 ^oEt-^3Ep^ a<fr. ^?<n, iJtIKI SPt<T m. it'f-g^ i«. con 
 Tmmblee, n. Tmmbliho, ;>. a. T. V. 1. » l MmK( , ?5Z?K ^ 
 "-"im, Ac. (V^iln, »To6»l^H, «Woft'T, i<Al<£\ri or fjcB 
 fliflfl, 4'K'flH, 'i^^ or a, HTJ^, ?W^, ^f^, ^"TTWrf, 
 
 ^MHll, t>Hir^^, ft*rMH, rtfrtl. 
 
 2 *|«HHHI, »|l*J<l^l<l, *|MH<rlrif, lillO^-lMI, Ac. ^- 
 
 T, «fH, ^THH /»/>. *Mi«4*iii, 4.Mlf-^H, f'T^f^. 
 
 I. tkat it ever trembling and quakinj. 'ft^m. 
 
 TBEUBLDia, fl. V. V. 1. ^t^ n. IT^ n. mnif «. Ac. ^ 
 <w. AiA^.f. IcHToE/. ff'??'^/ tVfl «. "Pff^/- 
 2 *1^ n. "tlT^m ». Jiyi't n. Ac. ip? m. ^^ m. ^f^ri 
 M. *l^/. ^Kt^r «. nir^ir/ v^iirtt/. UTT^Eoft/. yiy<t !j 
 /. ^T^/. ftrwrtt/ *^ n.— in/««. 'iTTrtt/. iTWrT- j 
 ; M. VTVH «»• ^3Vt7 M. ^RCns m. 
 
 TiEMBLlSOLT, a<ir. T. V. 2. ^t^, iHiW^T, VfTTT *npT, Ac. | 
 
 tir«rr, «i^*^, or^, Ac. 
 
 Tbemkhdocs, •. T. Fbabfll. »ni^, M<<M» , ^[»^. 
 
 2 vioUm, excettive. *ff?T, JJIllMI, ^Hl^, 3IWTT, v>m<<^«T 
 
 ^ «. frar 
 
 Tbcjiob, «. T. Tmmbliso. <Ft^/. v\iK ». Ma*t7 »». *IT- 
 «t^ M. M«Ta-w. (57<R/. *Tr«rft/. inleiu. mrft/.mVT/. 
 
 i/i/<r«u. •f'f^a^ ■• f^mft/. njsmn m. jni*^ «. 
 That is ail of a t. t^nsN «T^^. 
 T. with horripilation. ^irf> m. fi. tiX^l n. v. ^. 
 TBKMUU>ct, «■ T. TasMBLiiro. <FhrTT, tXlsS\^ or fts^i^n, 
 
 rBKitoix>onBM, ft. T. A. vHH«n M. |4ft^ti|<1l m Ac <■ 
 
 To iBtycB. Sm To Escboich. 
 
 T. to carry of water. ^RfST ; 
 Trenches, intrenchment. 
 Tbexcuee, n. xcooden plate. c5T!|;fT^ «rWT «.->Ttl n. <na «, 
 
 TBESCnEB-FLT, TrEKCHEB-MATE, «. V. PaBASITE. HtvRHT- 
 
 ^, Ht'^T^TT, TtY^^PT, MlMtifiin. 
 i To Tbesd, p. «. tend. 5rT^, ^oE^. 
 j To Tkepan. See To Iksnabe. 
 |i Tbepidation, n. v. Tbkmblimg. ^f^TT «. ^\^<\J. sFt'ft «. 
 
 I t'. ^, TT^PTT m. [ ^. 0/ s. 
 
 'i To be in great t. 3f^ or qT'»T m. «Ft^-*TT>TTir-^TH^ 
 
 To Teespass, ». n. ^xm* hound*, exceed propriety , violate rules, 
 
 I ^c. V. To Offen-d. ^jt ♦7i.-3(TT?n/.-Ac. at?^-aV^ ^5Tm 
 
 [ or^inor f^T^i-Ac. f^^TRt^T 3n'i'-^-&c. aTTSt^/.-aT- 
 
 i ToEfF /•-3TT?ft?5^ w.-^ftmsyiT'T n.-Ac. ^^, <H«-<41«| «.- 
 
 yHM<IM^ m.-Ac. q>T^. 
 
 Tbespass, Tbespassiso, «. V. V. and Cbime. 5f*TMt^ 
 
 311^ fi. Ac. 3TT?TPTT m. 3n^J?^ m. aflTrfftB^TT «. ?ft4t- 
 
 ij ^'\<£\<f>/. ^'\<£\hJ. ^^^\^T/. aTTTTtT m. 
 
 I Tbess, n. *»io< or curl of hair. %nNI^«l*l fw.-n^ m. ne/. 
 
 Dishevelled or loose t. f|R^/. flPTA/. fiB»ft/. finft 
 
 j Tbet, fi. aUoicance in dealing. ^?TT «. ^t<IT «. 
 
 jl Tkevet, n. *<ooi, ^"c. of three leg*, fiwf/. f?W^/. f?l«^T m. 
 
 i Teiad, «. /no. ^T^ «. fsr^ «. "aPT m. 
 
 2 (oftheHiudiis). ^^^^f 
 Tbial. n. te*ting, proving, experiment. qft?n /. «nTff /. a?- 
 
 v>1MIM m. iFfll^ or *««|.rt/. M^t^"i «. 
 
 2 judicial examination. s^TTT fl'TT^-pT^nT ^WT'ft- 
 
 Ac. ■il^^/.-fiqrff'ft/.-Ac. ^r«T m. if5T«r»r w. 4hRft/. 
 
 3 e**ay, attempt. f^frT "TTfof ». aR^PTT* «. SliJHmjft/. 
 
 4 V. EXPEBIE5CE. 3TgH^ «. 
 
 5 Sco Appmctio.v, Calamitt. 
 Tbiasole, n. ftr^Tur »». ftnFITT?;^/, ftl^ «. 
 
 Acutc-anglcd t. smvf «. 
 
 Baw of at. H^T «• 
 
 Equilateral t.' fWfSf'pf w. 
 
 Isosceles t. ^«vfM*f^ w. 
 
 Rigbt-anglc<l t. «»1f>'|ui ftret«T m. afTF^f^irw. 
 
 Bcalcno t, ^irf^ijiT m. 
 
 Segment of the baav of a t smrtn / 3?t«9r/. 
 
 Vertical arm of a t. ^fft /. 
 
 2 triangular area, ^im? / f^»T^ #i. ftwm^'S n. 
 
 3 triangular conitruction of three iticli. f^f>^ / ft lit 
 «."%^/. 
 
TBI 
 
 8v6 
 
 TBI 
 
 Teibe^ n. V. Cast, ^mfn j»op. ^n/. f?5 ;>o^. fs «. q;iT m. 
 nw m. if'i w. ^ "«• ^*fT «. 
 
 A whole t. or family. 3TVfT«(55/. 
 
 By tribes or families, ^rir^n:. 
 Tbibulation, «. T. Afflictios, Teouble. 5:^ n. If?! «». 
 
 Tbibukal, m. cottr< ofjuttice, t. Cocet. ^TT^PTT/. W^T- 
 
 B\f. tnitfti^R^ «. [ «H ». 
 
 Tbibutabt, n. v. A. 1. ^S-^ft^, ^"ft ^OTITT, WKrt »». 
 Tbibutaby, a. thai pays irihuie. ^S'Jft ^"JTRT, sp^l^RT, ^- 
 
 HR ^nrr, &e. ^soft^R, ^r?^. 
 
 2 f ai(f in tribute. ^?oft^T, *?^?I. [ ^'TT^ m. 
 
 Tbibute, n. tax paid hy a prince or nation, ^s^ft /. *T m. 
 Teice, n. short time, v. Iksta^t. qot «. gft /. 
 
 In a t. in a jiffey, shake, S,'c. «TeEHT=5ti<T, ^^^^m, 
 
 ij«Tt3r«Tt,3«TfT»='Tnft, ^sras or ft, ?qi>5?t5, ^m, or 
 
 ^,5J-^JT-^-&c. or 'Ef;c-&c. ^rsq?:, ^q-^J^T-^FT, &c. F^TT, 
 ffJ^^H-^FT, &c. g?:3cR or ?:t, g3-5p?T-^?;-&c. ^TS^fS or it, 
 
 froT^rwr or oit, ^^%^■^x■&.Q. mm or qt, 5r-^h-:r-&c. 
 ff^?^ cr ^, AM"t>'i-^-&c. sqiiq or it, cfq^?:, ?i3«iii?J5^, 
 
 »TS^rP55^, c?^-^oi-^-&c. ^=q^T<ft, ff^tJ^arrii or ':^- 
 
 wr <Tr, =qjT=5i2, 5^ra?, 5r^T?t, ir3T5ra,??Tit, ^fqi^TT, gqrqf, 
 ^ufR, fRTTf, qHTO g^T STsft fu, ^\^^^ qrqoft gji^ fft, 
 
 To vanish in a t. B5^ or ??5^tjjf or ^5^. 
 Teick, «. stratagem to deceive, a sly fraud, v. Aktiike. 
 <p?f^tl?TT^-&c. ^l^/.-f^sjJJTrT f.-&c. SigJ /. v. \, "P^/. 
 «Jf?^W/. "FHspjft/. 'PH^'P /. f ^15 «. 
 
 Tricks, «(«7«« anti artijices. ^^m^.l f. q;rR*ra; w. pi. 
 V^pj^ '«. 1*^ tJ^tsT. m. pi. ^?5r<p5i w>. ;>i. qj^S n. JT^T- 
 
 «n^ w». pi. 
 
 2 a i'jVi»«« ^aii<, a vice. ^v[ n. aj^fjoT m. S^«l/. C?/. 
 o^PET^ «. ^amr «. ?Irf /. 
 
 Beggarly or mean t. fT^nT^TsEr m. 
 
 3 odd or strange habit or manner, ^rsf. ^Z^f. ^^f. 
 c?^/. ^sj^TT or ^r «i. ^roST m. ^xmf. ^^rff. H^l/. 
 
 Tricks,— compreh. ^rr^TS/. 
 
 4 antick, frolic, Sfc. v. Pbask. %oE^/. Hr??wr/. HT- 
 5P5^r^ m.pl. 3^ m. ^^ w.jji. S^fjfg^. m.pl. qR%^/. 
 ifR^TJS «*. pi. ft^H4HI°^?'TT/. />i. 
 
 Juggling tricks of a conjurer, <tc. 115:5 «. 
 h the artijite, mystery, secret, Sfc. of.\.Aiet. T.^ pop. 
 jpas/. 5r^;)op. 515/. qnB»mn. j^/. JT^jf^"^/. qSr^Hr/. 
 To Tbick, v. a.Y. To Cheat, To Deceive. <P'EJ^, ^^T^, 
 
 2 </ec*, bedizen, ^c. H^JT^, H3Iwt,;T2:^, ?j»TRWt,«l5rf^, 
 
 ?TT3TTT-&c. jp^, mn^, ^FWit/.-?tR?fr^ /.-feoERpft 
 
 /-&c. ^^^. 0/0. 
 
 To be tricked out. %5E^, 5T^^ 'Tew, spTot 
 
 Tbickebt. See Deceit, Aktifice. 
 
 To Teickle, *. m.flow in a small gentle stream. aJl^iaot, aJr 
 
 ^asgoE o«ii>. ^of, c«t^T5r w.-c3TT^ m.-nsffT/. ir^-^^PTot 
 
 ot, «rr^, ^PTof, ^^, f5i^Si_ [ ^ 
 
 Tbickleso, y. a. v. t, ^rrft^R ml;^ laonTT, a^r^atijRr,. &c. 
 
 T. water, ^^nft «. 
 
 Tbickliko, fl.v.V. ^m'^tTR/. 3«nig5 m./.sit^ ». <fj«. gJr- 
 
 fcft/. «im? «. ^T^R m. 1155/. ToSfft/. >i?R«. ^rwrn. ?r« 
 
 I m. ^^u\ n. f^flX m. ^«r m. ^^or ». ^ranT in. ?qT5T «• 
 
 j Tbidsnt, n. f^JSJcS «». «. ftrf^T?! wi. n. ftf^^ »i. fTRT^ «. 
 
 ^ Tbibuah, a. lasting three days, rft^ ft;«RirsrT, tft^f^^^ft, f'T- 
 
 I 2 happening every third day. ff^^-'^ fff^-^T f^.^H qf • 
 
 1, 'TRr-'t'TRT, ^JT^trrfTfT. 
 
 I Tbied, p, v. V.A. 1. rTTi^?^, qRfT^FiT, &c. q<^cr. 
 
 1' 2 an<f Expehje>ced. argTSf^OT, aig*!^ %rre;?5T, arTHH- 
 
 j fspB 770/). ar^T^^, ?iT?Tn?5?r. 
 
 3 BTRI^fir'^qreJIFrT, =qt^5!ff%%?yT, &c. 
 ' 4 ^T knk^, <[^ JF^rT qTf^?IT, <tc. 
 
 5 <TT^?rr, 5F«?iOT, f^qrf^^cTT, mf^-q^^TTcpr-Ac. qr- 
 
 I. that has pasHad ordeal ; proved, ^c. — a person. ?n^ 
 
 Teeeknial, a. lasting three years. rft^T ^T^, f^^ISft, f<^^^ 
 or rft^cfff, ^5?TTf«^, f^l^^TR^T^F, ^^TTr^qS. 
 2 happening ecery three years. rftH ff^ ^Pfrft ^'T^-^- 
 oiRr-&c. f?T«Tat, f?i^, ^^'^, ^iT-faJf). 
 
 Tbieskiali-T, adv. of or for three successive yean. frWr- 
 ?JT or frt. 
 
 Tbieb, m. Te-eisg, |). a. v. V. A. 1. dlsuiUT, qR^oTRT, q^- 
 
 W ^^»jm, &c. 
 
 2 atrgT^mrr, arg*?^ i(<mTr, &c. 
 
 3 aqRiOTRT, ^^^ft ^JRTRT, &c. 
 
 4 ^ %<3iRT, ?!im ^?5H qr^RT, &c. 
 
 5 qi^uiRT, ^flOTRT, ^.^ Ml^oiRr, WT^ qrfTRT,. he. 
 
 I. perplexing, difficuU, adapted to try. !j»^T^r, ^«Jfit-*(i,. 
 
 To Tbifle, v. n. act with levity, !fc. ^oET^, %« m.-ic. ^^^^^ 
 TKot, 5nF/. TROT, lM/ i?^. ^n'it, f^im^RHR w.-ft- 
 
 Tbifle, n. simpU or easy mailer. ^^-<?^-&c. nre/. 3T- 
 
 ?q ire/. 3T?qf^^n »». frw^fr/. gm^ ?^r w. amr^n 
 
 qT^ffT?ft TT^ft/. ^^v^\ %2; w. 
 
 A trifle, in a small degree, v. Little. 3TOo5.,^ifR?f dech 
 
 Teiflee, «. TiaiLiNO, j>. a. v. V. ^^oEorRT, TKOTRr, ?^*fR- 
 
 OTRT, J^IVIMKOIRT, &c. %o^35^r, IHSflST or ^?r or ^r- 
 
 ?TTT, fr^m^JTjJT, fi'+.mi+RHift, 5<r;. 
 
 TbiFLING, a. trivial, ^^qn', r^r?r, ^< ^VKy ^^, ?i^ll<Vr 
 ^flfrlcIT H l^r^ffRTT, 3Trq, f??q,3!rrqyHlf, 3^?TDft?T, STI- 
 
TM 8 
 
 Tbifliso, h. t. v. %3<*r«. Ac. %55w. RqjiH^^r/. ft^mr- 
 
 ^TT*TRi«. R«»>IM'*<lim. pi. f(*|Hif*MOir«. 
 TBIFOUA.TE. a. hacinj three leave*. Pmiifl, falMuf^ fs)<^>^_ 
 iBirOEif, o. A«pi»ty o triple form, f^lftif . [^p(t. 
 
 T»in;KCATED, a. *ari»i^ Mrw bnmeAet. P lS ^I^ , fr| ' fr|<i*<i ^, 
 TuFCBCATio>', «. f?reRTm. 
 
 TsiOAMlsT, n. awn <A<i^ Am married thrice. fr\^Mi, 
 [ TBieoBK, «. (of a guc). q»E/. ?i^^/. [«T^-^tft. 
 
 TMaosoMrrBiCAr., a. v. N. fsppntfJTfft^T, F»<%imf*<rdr«i q- 
 
 TbIOOSOHBTBT, n. r^*f<J|fflfO/. f^+IUlHIH^fiKJl/. 
 TBILATEBAt, O. Aocill^ <Ar« «<fc*. <ftH 'fi'Sr^, f%lT»T, fsi- 
 
 Tbiutou]:., a. cftsT Wi^fNl, "T^R^. 
 
 Teiil, n. (of the voice) v. Shake. ^T^taiii. r. %, HM<I. 
 
 T» Tbill, ». a. «/<«• ici/A thaiet. ' M \ m^ , ^m.-^([tf^m. 
 
 km^^JXJf^H or q^^r tm or »-^wi«i. 
 
 2 See To Tbickle. [ or ^nm. 
 
 To TfOLL, r. «.— the voice &c. ^m.-^TTt^w. pi. im^ g^ 
 
 TBiiLUfe, j». a. T. V. N. q^q inrsr ^j^orm, &c ^TTtarf^. 
 
 TsiLLioir, «.— in arithmetic. iT^ri^rfm. 
 
 HuBdred t. anHr^tift/. 
 Tbik, m. T. Nbat. «i»al<i», st^>5r^, fi+Mil^H, ?l**lf^^RT, 
 
 ■^*H», PMH*, t(l»^"i"T, f^^^, T!!^, g^. 
 Tbim, m. piekle, predicament, v. Condition, Mkss. »I<T/. 
 'l-^KI <»»■ Hw^nTwi. ?T?nf or g^/. ^ToE^OT/. UoS^'n/. 
 Good t »?TT»m/ p. TlW, ^. 
 To keep in good t. »nT»m/. '[T^. 
 To put into good t. ^^^f^f. ^TWT, g^IT'»f. 
 To Tbim, «. a. put in iueorder^t to rtght*, make neat, dreii, 
 S(€. V. To Adjust. aStJT^, g«n^, f^TTW^r, JCW- 
 
 $• 9fo- \%^. 
 
 2 (a bo«t, Ac.). «K»<JI<mi-=»I ^rij, 4<HMI<-UM<^R-Ac. 
 8 (• lamp). »TTT-f3HT-fJTf«^-&c. Vm. 
 4 See To Scold. 5 t. To Lop. w^, Hrawft/. *^. 
 Jo Tbim, v. n.JluetuaUi belireen parties, t. To Tempobize. 
 
 TBIMI.T, ad». T. A. «Trj^^t^. 
 
 Tbimmeb, m Tkimmino, ;>. a. t. y. N. mtdTmrotim. 
 nm^ ^rawim, j^R^t, ^f^ prfHr ( or ^rtftvt ) ^ %- 
 
 fWriTT, Ac. [^/.-Ac. 
 
 TBiMMnio, n. (to a dra**, Ac.). Wm^ WW^W «I?5ii».-^tn/. 
 
 [ Tbimiicm, «. T. A. 4l«f^VI<fll •». ^*N*MO|I«i. Ac. ^TTT^rft 
 
 Ttivu^ Tubs. S«e ToBCBrou). 
 
 TunTABiAV, •. « tPor$kipper^ Sfe. of the Trinilg, Bqf^' 
 
 ^i^li^f-HV^I, ««r'*>'n««n*(*4flMI*W, Ac. 
 TitiriTT, ».— in tkeoloi^r. mf»l)HWf^fl |/..^)w. «qf»- 
 
 Tbiickbt, m.jeirtl. ife. n*\ m. ^rtfi n. rf>l«n tfr *n w ^rfT- 
 Mm* of old, battered, and broken trioketa. ^apmm. 
 
 97 TBI 
 
 ji Petty or minor trinkets — compreh. f%4^fH^ n. 
 
 Trinkets,— compreh. ^^TR/. «(««ll'ft/. 4l<IilRl- 
 wr m. j)i. im'l'TrTT m. ^Vi^a n. TpTT t>r 'if^HI »i. i|f^Hl- 
 
 ' Tbisoculous, a. f^^TT, f^Ti^^PT. 
 
 I Tbinomui., a. — in mathematics. R(M<\, Bl<j*q«. 
 
 Jl Tbio, «. confederacy of three, ^p^ pop. Xw^ n. ^(^ n. ^- 
 
 TbIOBOLAB, a.\. W0BTHLES3. ^ ^H^^T, jftS «f;5(^'^l. 
 
 2b Tbip, r. a. caute to fall by striking the feet from under. 
 
 I To Tbip, «. ttvmlle^ ^x^;3.^ or 3T5^ot, ai4+oiu|,"%-«|oliiii, 
 
 J! SfloE^, 5^^/.-%^/- ^nJf or, with in. eon. ?5T*lflir, ^^e^- 
 
 I ^n.-&c.^y.oft. l^ff.ofs. 
 
 2 — in speech. 3is<<i«uf or 3TS^*^, rfl'iuj, <rWr!H «. ^- 
 
 3 slip, fail, V. To Ebb. ^dif, ^f. ^^, q«t^. 
 
 4 tca/i lightly. fi«J>«l, rfM<tiiili, fi^ST tJH*H mS^T. 
 
 1 Tbip, Tbippi.so, n. v. V. N. 1. 3TJ?f«5ut «. Ac. st^/. '<N/. 
 
 'Hfl-'-^l n. 
 |i 2 a??^a«i fi. Ac. f^rWT ». 
 
 I. journey to and from. %i^f.TC\/. ^»». M^WI^. W^m. 
 
 3rot «m «. vii«iiM<iT m. "Trg:?/. 
 
 By the t. Z^, 
 
 Empty t. ^=^qin' m. flTT^ or ^TT^/. «r^/. «n^/. %- 
 
 «nm m. %;r m. pi. ^f^nrer m. ifif'Fr m. ^^'^f. 
 
 l! That makeH frequent trips. %WTT, ^^^TF*TT, ^Wl. 
 
 j| To make empty trip or trips. ^Tf. vnm^., P(0*(T<f\/.- 
 
 I f^TT^/.-Ac. ^^-q^, f^^ m.-^?5q^ or \<^HU\ m.- 
 tfTiTT fn.-Ac. ^rm-^ or, with in. eon. iTBot, |ff«PTw. ^r^, 
 
 ! Tbipabtite, a. See TBlPtE. 2 Jiri(fc<f t«/o three parti, fsf- 
 
 Thipe. See E.vtbaiu 
 I Tbipetalous, a. ft»^. 
 ! Tbiphthong, n. «l^n. 
 
 Tbiplk, Tbipi.icate, a. threefold, treble. f^TP^, fiic^, fr» 
 
 2 of three ifriny*. P^^ or €t, fiiy»0. [ftn^ «. 
 
 Tripod, Tb I P09,». Woo/ inVA thnefeet. frnif fiRf^rtt/. 
 Tbippeb, fi. Tbippiso./i. a. v. V. N. 1. 3<J<^<A1IU, <rt^- 
 
 wnrr, 5NwnfTTT, ♦^^fJ'jn. 
 
 I 8 ^VI»ITTT, ^HT'Tm, *c. 
 
 4 fWrrn, fci.H'^nu i m , Ac. «mT^, «?Tm^ ^^. 
 
 ! TmsT, TBBitrruL. See Sad. [H^, wr^^f. 
 
 Tristllabic, TbihtllabicaI/, a. ffff 3WTNt, "C^'T, 'T- 
 Tbmti.lable, n. ^mfm^ m. 
 Tbitb, a. Y. STAtB. jyr, '^, 7f»Wr, BhStf^OT. 
 Tkitkhem, fi. T, A. 3r%HWn«». JJ^OJT oi. '*f"*«y*^ «• 
 Tbithkum, «. </oc<ri»i« of three gndt. *W^'?fT^ m. ^f^HT 
 
TRO 8 
 
 Tbitheist, n. holder of tritheism. ^q^HT^T^, ^^nTTHT^^S'ft. 
 TaiTUEABLE, a. T.V. ^PITqT^ift^r-?rr^^T-&c TTToETTMrTT-Ac. 
 To TuiTUEATE, V. «. grind to a fine powder , v.To Lbvigatb. 
 
 mz"^, STTTosot, ?fsr^«».-^^ai».-&c. w^ g- ofo. 
 Tbitukation, n. v. V. ^R^f n. &c. ^WI[ n. ^nrsEoft/. ^- 
 
 q'"^ m. Bq'fir n. 
 Tbiumpu, rt. ;)omp o/a victory. vFTqr^r<TT? ♦». ^ITTT^ f*R^- 
 
 2 victorious state, or, victory, vj^q- w. ^Ofq «». 
 Z joy for success, exultation. ^^T^^ m. ^j\^\^^ m. vPT- 
 ^ »». '^{^^^ m. 
 To Teiumph, v. n. celebrate a victory. ^i^\r^^m.^'S\^^^li- 
 »T WJ.-&C. m:K^. 
 
 2 oJ/am victory. ^Tfjm.-f^^^ m. «TT^-PT5RRt, fiTT^- 
 &e. ^dlr, 3T?T»».-<P^/.-&c. ^r^ ^. of «. ^T^TT^r-^nTFITTm- 
 &c. ^pif. 
 
 3 exult. ^TT^^ »».-3fq^<^tpTT »».-^fTTT^«J.-^n5nT»«.- 
 
 &c. ^ot, mr^jf. pi. ^r3TEr<Jf , f ^ »»• f ^- vrr^iif, f^ /• 
 
 m, Hr^'Jr, 'TTi^r ^r=srot. 
 Triumphal, a. v. N. 1. ^jq'rfHsrpEJT, ^fHT^JTr^Tr^rr, &c. ^- 
 
 ( used in comp. as vPT^ir, Ac). 
 Tbiumphant, a. Tbidmphek, «. Teicmphisg, />. a. v. V. 1. 
 
 ^'Tr??r«i^?TinTr, &e. vrqTt^r^rqr. 
 
 2 ^^Tmirm-Mr^^BT, &c. ^^^r^ pop. ^JT«r«T?T, f^^rirm^, 
 ^'ft, f^r^, srm^snr, s!s«?^t, 'STir^Tr?^, fjiej, dffrr, ^^r. 
 
 3 s^^ST^r^FTOTRT, ^qR^^POTRT, &C. 'ST^lTii^^T, Ac. 3mT- 
 Teiumpuantly, flrfi). V. A. 1. 3T%H?r^, vjiJixqTVTm^-VTT- 
 
 3 5PT3TT^T?T, ^JHT^q-q^K^P^TT, ^^T?t^«7f, &c. ^r^r- 
 ^M4^,SBr^"*fN^, &c. [w.^nr n. 
 
 Teiumvibate, n. coalition of three. f^r|^ />op. f?n^?n. i^Sn^ 
 
 Thihse, a. three in one. -Sl^ilrH^^^. 
 
 Teivet. See Tbevkt. 
 
 Tbivial, a. V. Trifling. ^?5^, ?5^, 'Jf^ VRHTm 3WhT, 
 
 Teiviality, Teivialness, n. v. 4.. ^rJ<^MU|| »». ri^HM"!! «. 
 
 &c. ?Te5^?^ «. ^m/. 
 Teochee, n. — in -verse. n?r «>. TBT^ n. [^T^. 
 
 Tbodde*, p. V. V. 2. 53^^, ^x^\^ jtb^^, 'rr^f^fT, tt- 
 
 Well t. — mortar, &c. JjiiTT^. 
 
 To appear well t. — a road. "TTT^^. 
 To Tboll. See To Koll. 
 Teollop, n. y. Gadaboot. snrc*T^pft/. nf?*r?T^/. 
 
 2 See Slut. 
 Teomp. See Teumpf.t. 
 Troop, n. multitude, collection, company, v. Band. Kl^f. 
 
 «inifl/. ^*<N M. ^t/- T^r «j. ^Tw^nr m. ^«in «. 
 
 2 ( of cavalry ). ft€r??T m. qn^ m. ». 
 
 TEO 
 
 I Command of a t. ft^IlSSTit/. 
 
 Commander of a t. ftflTS^TT, IrRTT. 
 Own or private t. ^rH"T?f<j; m. n, 
 
 3 troops ; /orcM, v. Aeuv. %^THR m. ^HR m. 
 
 4 ( of monkeys ). W^T/. 
 
 5 ( of piljjrims, emigrants, beggars, Ac. ). TWI or ^^r 
 m. jpT'Pt'Sr «». ?ltlT »n. ^/. 
 
 Tboopeb, «. Ao;-«e «oZ<iiCT-. q^IS^TT, qYln^TfT, 5ERTT, tiairl. 
 
 T. who is mounted by the chief or state that employs 
 him. sTRltr. 
 
 T. who provides his own horse, f^^^. 
 Teope, n V. FiouEE, Metaphor. ^^ n. 
 Tbophy, «. memorial of victory. vj^T^ fH^rnift/.-^jyi/ ^^ 
 
 Tf^^ n. v^MtHK* «. 
 Tbopic, n. /in« wAjVA hounds the sun'* declination from the 
 equator. zf^^M<\*Vim'tf^ f STT^rfft^r/. SUTVTtn «. 
 
 ar^Hf tt n. ififf%?ftHr/. 
 
 T. of cancer. ^tfefrT n. 
 T- of Capricorn. it«R|tT «. 
 Tropics. -+ird«l''14( «. ^ffrT^^T «. 'PlIdHiS! «. 
 Tropical, a. of or hclonying to the tropica, ^\fr\^?,^\^\ .^ *f- 
 
 ^Tfrrmr, &c. 5pff?rf ri^iivft-fin'ws, ^?i<'irTTTT^''RftHtcr- 
 
 2 o/o»- belonging to tropes, v. FlSUfiATIVB, MetaPHO- 
 EICAL. OT^f&T^, «<J.M+'. 
 
 2b Trot, t>. n.— an animal. p%^?f|^ ^II^oj, pqfJt ^IB^, 
 
 2 fig. get awuy, take one's self off. VIST m. ^t^F.oJ. 
 Trot, n.— the pace. JS^/ I^^F/t'^R?/. ^2^??^/. 
 
 A quick and long t. ^eT^'^ra/. 
 Troth. See Teuth, Faith. 
 Tbottinolt, adv. V. V. 5^ J^sp or ;jHip J'f'F, 3?<|5 "r 
 
 3^3^, 5551, ||5|. 
 
 To Trouble, v. a. annoy, disturb, distreis, v. To Tease, To 
 DiacoMPOsE. fTT^, frs^, ^?Tot, 5:^ «.-^? m.pl.-ttm 
 m. or m. pi. ^^ m. or m. pl.•^^^ OT.-l[^r/.-?re^/.-&c. 
 
 ^-q?^, *r5T^'^i ^^ ♦»• ^. ^^fit'T, lTn»ft/.-"|<iui»iH 
 /.-Ac. ^r»t g. of o. OT^iTN «. ^^, «nft-¥^-^^nT- 
 &c. qJT't. In tire modification of this sense as thus 
 expressible, To be the object of constant or great sorrow, 
 solicitude, study, concern, ^c. and as more or less appa- 
 rent in the phrases and combinations, To engross pain' 
 fully the thoughts, To haunt or hang upon the mind. To 
 be a dead weight upon the breast, To prey or lie upon 
 the spirits, To weigh down, pull down, ^c. the tout, To 
 oppress, burden, j^ress heavily, sorely, Sfc. corresponding 
 colloquialisms are, gTT^ JTHT^t-&c. SR?^, ^[^^f■-^^- 
 
 1 «.-f%m/.-Ac. pSmt, spioi^ft/.-qR m.-f^rWf.'&c. ?5PT- 
 of-^T^/. ofs. with in. con. ^t20i, ^5Et?T "Trevf-^THOI, 
 
 ?rg^ or 5r5Tdir, vinf. q'Sf, ^tar ^rffr ^^. 
 
 2 ( one's self). spT m. pi. qot. 
 
 Tbouble, n. affliction, distress, dijicully, Sfc. |:^ n. <ft?T 
 /. plT/. tpKm. or m. pi. ^m. or m. pi. m^m. pi. t^n. 
 
TRO 8 
 
 ?wwt/. T^^nT/."^Tm?rnT/ ^ m. pi. ^n^^^k^f- 
 
 A time of t. 5:^ »i;m m. *|if??1>lt5 m. 
 
 To be in t. 3HlM2N«i. 
 
 To fall into deep t. «t^t?T qyjf _ 
 2 a trouble, a j>erjitxUy, strait, hoblle, terapf, Sfc. 5:^ n. 
 t^!Z n. ^^R7 »i. ^;mt/. ^ m. >^;fY/. ^^pr or ftj^TC «. 
 ^^/. tT^ri w ^^% «. 3fr^ fi. ^ip7 «. ^it «. ?<fKd (w 
 
 «. »re/. »nf^5T ♦». ^ifm «. ^^p «. n%m m. M\^ «• ?r- 
 
 ?ptfT/. ^5T/. ^m^T OT. c. ^, TTTfv or 7^1?/. l«Trf*T or 
 f^Uiff. %TT w. H^ n. vivJToB m. »i. ^Itpr n. ffr«re «• 5^ n. 
 TTCl ««. fails n. See aUo Caiamitt. 
 
 Load of troubles and cares. J'.^IT^ T^ «. 
 
 Troubles and peri)leiitie8, — compreh. or indiff. Off 
 
 Troubles and scrapes, — compreh. or indifT. tHliimn, 
 To give t. prote diffinU or trouUetome. «^ m. ^^- 
 
 Some terms for a trouUe brought upon one'* sdf&re, 
 f^Vn ^^B^, r^*HI>HI4, r^*»Hf,-i.fl, n»*d*«5, g*WHSI»». 
 8 aimoyaHee molrstation, diilurbance, ^e. 5:^ n. "flSty. 
 371?¥»>i. r»r/. 'T^/. ^mrm. sfl/. snTTm dcAUl*/. «5^ 
 cr 5« m. 0iwr^/. 'iHui*/. vTI*eh^^/. 3^*pim. g^TJWm. 
 ^ paint, rare, toil, labor, <J-c. IHT wi. ?p^ m. HpT'T/. ^- 
 «JI/". ?n^^/. H^rrTH/- 'iMg^^IM m. — viewed as veiatiom 
 or tiretome ; fuit, Icther, ado. 5»r!n/. ?l7n=l/. f«ld<f^WI 
 /. ;rf. WWT/. f '. TfTf?/. <4MmM/. ?3I^/. 5^"^ «. 
 »fl| or fl^^ w. /i. 'J{Z-HZf. 3TiJT3^?/. QRJrnjKw/. 3T- 
 
 Acquired bj one's own t. ^^^^irfjpr, W*lill^rt. 
 T«OOBl.n>, p. T. V. fnfiHT, J-.W fc^;^, Ac. jr^fr, 5:%JT, 
 
 fitft, «nft, ^^, ^tfi?T,"^TT<n, ^nTf«>»T, smr, n\f^n., an^ 
 
 ( e«p. in comp. as fTVm, ^^M, *T«n^, Tt^TO, <i>i»iir1, 
 
 rr»>nf , f^r?»M, *<?. )• 
 
 TaOLBLEE.fi. TaofDMSo, ;>. a. t. V. f^tmTT, ^.^ ^orm, 5- 
 ^^ ^^nn, 'if^ ^«niM, Ac. «n*TTT^, <i>^*ii^, a^vtc- 
 ▼, Ac. ^5^, •'nrrff , «THirr, vnrwf , **. 
 
 I. troublesome /elloy, v. PlaOUE. iqiu/. ^^J ». 
 laOCBUtsOMS, «. t*Stttiout, annoying, ffc. e^^^mr, pHT, 
 
 'ti'^Nt, 9|i<4i^r, Ac. 3n^*, sn^soTTTT, t^^t JfTm-'BT 
 
 Ofm, Ac. ftWWf , Ijtn^, V^nif , *TRTWf , «IHW?^», Ac, 
 
 2 vearitome, tediovt, r. Tivmtna. f^Mftr, fts^ or fv 
 
 8— of pemono ; feotifiy, «ettrying,Sfe.y. iMroiTUHATe, 
 <W<fl<|-?Wi;ft«-»n%W-iA*1Hfl-Ao. ^<i«iKi, ^fn^^TT 
 WI^P^WT, ^l^reiJT, f«ff*i«|T, <J|I^, H^ieOI, ^TOTVI* 
 
 TRF 
 
 Tbocblocs, a.Jull oj affliction or trouble,— i\n\e, Ac. 5:^- 
 
 ^, *«NI, fl+em, ^ITT^, Ac. ^RfTT, 5T^, ^TO. 
 Tbolgh, n. — wooden, &c. ^"^ in. pop. %m w. or ^"T/. n. 
 
 </iw. iMt/. a«rf, e«A(Mi<?. st^nt or (^tupt m. *I4«ll m. rfiw. 
 
 T. made by hollowing a palm-tree. »R(7 or 9 m, 
 2 — for watering cattle. ^ m. Ji^/. ^^ m. pop. ^YiJIT 
 or ^hTw. 
 To Tbolnce. See To Bkat. 
 Tkout, n. ^ JTHTT 311^. 
 
 Tbowel, n. — of masons. ^^ pop. ^^nft/. vrft,/*. 
 Tbowsehs, n. ^T^TT/. ^^TTT/. MN^mi m. 
 Large or loose t. r{^V'{f. H*rr w. 
 Leg of t. '?ra'^ «». 
 Tbtjant, o. tranderinp, vagabond. gr^TT, g^Tfft^, 3?t»T^, 
 f|5»TT, f|?f<J>-^, TI^T, ^?»T3, TNfll. 
 To play t. <JHliU|. 
 To Truaxt, v. n. be idling and abtent from employment. TSfT- 
 l*r, >3HI**t/. ^^, f^Vn^\k m. pi. qirot, and, invertely, 
 ^U\^. [ <I*tl4*')/. 
 
 Tkuaktbt, n. V. V. yHUflO/. 3HI*'moi«.^. f^S'n^w.//. 
 Tbubtail, f». V. Squab. f*TT^/. 
 Tkuce, «. temporary ceuation of hoitiliiieg. J^H^-^^r- 
 
 To wave a flag or cloth in indication of a t. ?*TTH«i. 
 
 2 See I^TEBMISSI(>^'. 
 Tbuck, To Tuck. See Babteb, To Babteb. 
 Tbuck, ft. a. small tcooden wheel not bound with iron. f«PT 
 
 2 a low carriage for goods. wmHI-«lt irtt/, 
 2b Tbuckle, r. n. erouch.bend obsequiously, j. ToTielb.To 
 Fawn. ;n^ n. >jiTaof-«miot, ^«ft ^ n. ^^, «j^ m. 
 
 f».-|^l3<1u m.-B^l^«J«i^ fi.-Ac. WK^. 
 Tbcculest, Ac. Se* Savage, Ac. 
 To Trcdoe, r. n. tramp, travel wearisomely. ^W m. pi. VW- 
 
 zot-firafoi-iiiiTrjf, ^rr^rl\f.■^^^f^f^'f.■^J^^^g\f..ll^z- 
 oft/.-*l*t'-t*i*l?i7/.-«rJiT/.-vnit/.-«TT<ii^?T/.-Ac. wx^.ff- 
 
 OT^OT orfr.-^^^tTT adv. ffT^. [^(^-^. 
 
 To t. backwards A forwards. ▼. Trip. ^rj«?^m. pi. <fl- 
 
 TBinoiso, n. v. V. qr^VtB^ n. Ac. irafq^/. mirtt?/. 
 
 Tbuk, a. not false or jreltnded, not eountrr/eit, actual, exist- 
 ing, V. KeaL. ^tTT, flfT, ?fT^, ^r^,3T?1W, ^Wfrfi, V^- 
 ^, JIKIT, ITtHT'lV, tr^TV, 5flT.<r!, 3T5W4, 3T?^>4v. 
 T. and false. «^W^. 
 T. and good. T. and sontid, Ac. fKIQH. 
 
 2 agreeable with nature crfaef. ^TT, «»r, flW, «iyT,<T- 
 
 To turn out t. q?6t. 
 
 3 tme-sfcalcing. mT, W^ "ftwriTT, FFiT^'fl, «3?»TI'ft, ^T- 
 Wf ^, flf^W^n, fr»«Jf^t, «f*TlT^. 
 
TRtr 
 
 900 
 
 rRu 
 
 4 observant oj truth, keeping faith, ^c. \. Hokest, 
 
 SiNCEUE. ^TT, ?Tr^, ^^, srmTftJTSB pop. ^imfii^, f m^ft, 
 
 i{HM<^K, rTT^rr^, «PTTTr«rT, 5FTr<t, SBT?ft^,?ir'TfsiT, ?IRT- 
 
 5 conformable to a rule or pattern. 3T^(^'M<6«f'T <M«ji- 
 
 6— a weight, measure, &c. ^TCT, ^f^T, T^ or ^^ or 
 Tece-bork, Teue-beed. See GEi«uiiiEi 
 Tbue-heabted. See Sinceee. 
 Tboeness. See Truth. 
 Tbuism, n. telf evident truth. ^rI'.f^^-5acVJJ|HI''IV-smT''|R- 
 
 tf?T-&e. »Tre/.-^Rcr «.-^=5R W.-&C. 
 Tbdll, n. V. IIaki,ot. 3^^r^o5 /". Hl~i<>ll<) /. 
 Tbult, adv. V. A. 1. ?f^rq rferi. ^"^N, ^-^T^, ^TCTf^, ^TCT- 
 
 R+^"iM, <iri«r=)+'i't, ^Tt^c, ^^ft?r, TKT'iJ, €c«T, a?^;, 
 
 2 ^T^^ deci. m'^'^^rtf, ?:r?fft, ^?f,"«iTT^, rmr\:., iptim- 
 «T, ^mr4, ?p=^, T'«TTH?r, 
 
 4 oni Sinceeelt. ^^t^ decl. »^H I '^ l <j^^^ . 
 
 5. 6. See Accubatelt, Exactly. 
 
 I. — as a slight expletive. «rft^, ^f or ^^, 
 Tbumpeet, See Tbash. 
 
 Teompet, Tbump, n. v. Hobv. sproTT »«. Hd i O /. 
 Jb Trumpet, v. a. v. To Publish. ^^HTT m.-^^f.-^f^rmm. 
 
 -&c. ^\■ji4^ ff. of 0. 
 
 2 sinj the praise* of . irf^^TR iw.-Jrsrf/.-TPTn.-HTSTf /.- 
 
 *fn:^/.-Ki%<T'itr w.-?q>tfiT/.-&c. ?rnrif-«?1rfffi 5'. 0/0. 
 
 Tbumpet-floweb, n.Bignonia suaveolem.Vr^JirT^f.^^J^f. 
 
 ^vmjttf. [ Z\ m. 
 
 Seed of the t. «(v>ivTi<ii "». «M<I »«. T^HT »i. ^PRTTr- 
 
 Tbumpkteb, «. sounder of a trumpet. 4><" ) 'fc'0 , ^ M l, ^- 
 
 OTT-&C. «<R«|UIKI. 
 Tbukcheon, n. v. Cudgel, itm m. i(WW ♦». ^^ n. »i^/. 
 lb Tbunble, v. n. roll as a bowl, v. To Eoll. ^aot, ^orag^- 
 
 7b Teundlb, ». a. v. To Boll, gdmu i, ^ToE^, 55RT orrf^- 
 Tbdnk, «. ( of a tree ) stem. ^ n. ^ n. «"^f», W,Tt[f. 
 "irsf. ^'J m. ^^\% m. n. 
 
 Naked or bare t. ^ft? n. ^^THf ♦». 
 2 ( of the body ). ^T^^ ^fs n.'tTT n. 
 
 Headless t. tn ». ^^T n. m. 
 8 OTOif* Joiy. "Tf^ n. ^^HTn m. 
 
 4 chest, V. Box. ^/. ?t^/. 
 
 5 proboscis. #?/. ^^T/. ^IT?JI «. f^ m. 
 
 That has a t. ^Tts^TT. 
 Tetjnnion, «. — of a cannon, &x. ^RTT «. 
 Trubs, n. ( as of hay, Ac. ) loose bundle., v. Btjhdle. igTw. 
 f%5T m. vil«)si »n.— of rice straw. JSHTT or ?5reT ♦». 
 
 Large atid loose t. H[na; m, 
 2 ( for hernia ). ^ m. qjr »i. 
 
 II Trust, n. reliance, \. Cokpilence. f^s^lTB m. »T^^^T or 
 
 Breach of t. f^aqm^m m. 
 
 Object oft. f!T>>,|^TT!tlH n. fts^TB^/. ft»^ra«n5r«. 
 f^'^raTT^JR n. ^"^mi^iRS n. ^sqT^3^q n. f^s^mTfVr- 
 ^.vn n. l^VfJ f. \^]^ m. 
 
 2 trusted or covfidential charge. f^JT^I m. f^J^^Tr/. It- 
 
 3 covjident opinion, v. Cosfilesce. f^»?re««. HT^^ or 
 T^^fT m ^W^f. fJnKRT m. fH^T/. f^>ism m. 
 
 4 <»fA, credit. 3-=)IH<i/. 7*TTT «». 
 
 On t. 3"tnT, ^IHIsri, artlRt, ^»TTrft^. 
 
 To buy upon t. g'tTR o</».-&c. ^oj-an^'Iot-^ot-Ac. 
 
 To sell upon t. g^vfR adv. ^, aHiMN<-^MI*»<,->»fTnt- 
 ^-&c. \^. 
 To Teust, v. a. place confidence in, \. To CoKnrK. f^»^ 
 ^, f^'fT^ w.-T^flT «.-&C. 5^ wilhm,ofo. ^\^■r^^ 
 of or 'nrl''t. 
 
 2 fOOTOTj^ with confidence, T. To Commit, f^'^ra't, Pf 
 Bra'ot orqm'ii a^ot, €1^,^*1 wuf, f^»!rr«T^ %^-^-&c 
 
 3 sell to upon iredit. ^J^ m.-&c. grqTT-3VRI'T-3^rTfft- 
 
 4 venture confidently, regard without fear, Sfc. MlrM«4ui 
 or qTf!''t, f^'titi"!, f^^l^. 
 
 To Teust, ». «. te confident of. f!Ts?m»«.-*tTT{TT«.-3TnTT/ 
 
 &c. %^-tTTot, f^»^nf-»TJr^r »».-^T?rtt /.-f^^rr ».-&c 
 aro^y. ofs. 
 
 2 in ; to ; rely on, v. To CoNFiDE. f^»qm«.-HT^^«.-&c 
 
 Tetjsted, p. T. V. A. 1. ft's^TO^??!, &c. JHTf^, t^»?f^, 
 2 ftf^TO^c^T, MlrMH^rfr, f^'^Rn^ d<(rf^J, flW%<?T, 
 
 Tbdstee, n. person intrusted. f^F^^, f^'-Hd<^K,Pl*(*l<H^K. 
 
 Truster, ». Trusting,;*, a. v. V. A 1. & t. N. 2. f^>^m- 
 
 S^oiKi-vj^uiKi, ^TTf^sp, *fT^, «ri^*TR, Mr*<4l, f%»^ref. 
 
 2 f^NI'HM ^rTT-^<<uiKr, aiiHuiKi, ^JW^m, Ac. 
 
 3 3'tITT-3VRFf J-<^l4^1%-&c. ^"ITTT, &c. 
 Tbustiness, Tbustwoethisess, n. y. A. f^'^^fN'tr »• Ac, 
 
 Teustt, Tbustworthv, a. v. Confidential. tlMfl-"*!, ^- 
 
 mv^A-«)i, f^»«rrat, ^»?t^, f?^i^*, ^»?rar^, T^nr- 
 
 Tbuth, Tbueness, n. v. A. 1. ^^T^/- <?A^"il m. <j|«R+M- 
 OTT m. sriwg^ m. ^i^^ n. ^;if:(r{\f. ??SKTfTT/. «Tvn«J?TT/.- 
 Ac. ^PT «. cTf^ n. fTt^ w. aSKT «. <T?ttM m. mtin«^ ». 
 
 qrvrTrrssr «. ^f^ «. ^mr/- 
 
 Investigation of t. »ft*lt?TT/. 
 That knows t. dr^Rrl. 
 2 ^mi/. ^^^TTT wi. W^rnm m. Ac. ?f?qfTT/. cllfp^^dl/. 
 
 «T-<Tmm/. q^?r<4rn-/. ?ti-«RTT/. «Tmm5«T ». ^\■*J^v^ n. 
 
 4 ^'^mr w. sTJ?iroi*q(»ir «i. ?TTFit<?m m. Ac. ^Tsmr/. 
 
 MIHirui+r^ n. ^PT;rft?5?Tr/. flflRflrRTT/. Ac. ??rqfPcT/. 
 
TCT 
 
 901 
 
 TTTM 
 
 6 ^l^qoiT m. TreTTJlT «. f^%T>TT •». Ac. ^TTli"/. 
 
 L tne tlate offactt or thing*, ^ft^f- ^TOTTSI^ «.- 
 
 fPPT m.-Sic. W^Jf^ n. *irM^Ti|fi m. 
 
 Way of coming to the s. 3TryKI«M'<I m. 
 In truth, of a truth. See Inxeed, Tbult. 
 Tkuth-fol, T«nTH-ruLSE89. See Tbux, Tbuesess. 
 To Tbt, c. a. examine, apply experimenlcdly. HTS't, TTT^, 
 "TftWwf, ^J^^oi, qtt?^T/-i!g»T^m..&c. "TT^y. o/o. 3H- 
 snTTIfof, an^HI<JH TT^^, 3T3T«W m. spT^ g. ofo. 
 
 2 ka»e knowledye by experience of, T. To Expebievce. 
 aH^MIJof, "MHH*! m.•^^^\^ pop. JT^t^ and ST^ft?l/.-TOHT 
 /.-Ac. ^or y. ofo. ?l^9r, fl^^ fi. spc^y. ofo. W??T?1JTT>«. 
 V^-^5?T Ml^«i-^ y. of 0. 
 
 3 erawiine m a judge, invetligate, T. To ExAVniE. rt-Hifl- 
 
 ^, ^^fl«t, ?rTm ■».-«wraoft/.-'^?fY/-m m.-Ac. ^- 
 
 4 e»#ay, attempt. ^T^ft ^, 7<lt»T m.-3TW w.-Ac. ^^- 
 <ira^ or ^^-Ac. "n^, 3Rvn*<i«(>^i. 
 
 5 prove, bring to the irtt. T^, •F^l^-^.^HNI^uf, fTTl^f- 
 fn^ Tf^i TTT^, 'rtt??5r, H<<i*<»i or TlrTtoSW^, motT w.- 
 
 ^jmssfm. «n^-<Ti^^T^ y. ofo. q^^/.-qir^/.-Ao. 
 
 ^T^-*T^y. of 0. ^ m. «TrpTy. ofo. m^ m.-^m^f- 
 ^I^ g-ofo. «rihTTm. <TT^ y. o/ o. 
 
 6 ( the eyts, Ac. ) T. To Sxbai5. HK+oWJui, H14*olI in. 
 
 7 on ; — a garment. MI-JH-^^JjH-Ao. TT^. 
 
 Jb Tbt, e. n. make endemvor, t. To Attempt. W^ «TT^- 
 
 ^I|^, W^, »raT »• ZTfH 'T^, "PtW JT^ llf^'t, 
 ToB, m. open wooden veitel ^ n. t[^n. 3T^ ntToS n. 
 TOBB, n. pipe. sntT m. ( diwt. f^^f. ^^SVZ or ^. n. HrC^H 
 
 or H«%lt ». H**U'^/. )• '»ff^ »». <&••• 'I'iptt/. *Trit/- 
 
 ^n/. ^rr»,*l /. TT^ n. 
 
 2 ( of the body ) tubular veud, gener. snit/. ^TT/. 
 
 T0B««0Lf , «• pimple, tumour. ^ ot. irfs/. «Tf%T «. ^JrJT w. 
 ToBOOts, ». ns^Wf or l^m. fsifjfT»iV «•. 
 
 TOBOOUS, •. ». KWOBBI. it^ToE, Iff*!?^. 
 
 2 haeinf a tufted head. «itlft, •tttTI, Hl^, <lim^l. 
 ToBttAB, ToBOiX)c», a. having the form of a tube, ^vt^^m 
 
 WIVKI^I, »!f?VT^TT, ^^^^^. 
 Tco«, ». •»«/ to be tucked in. ^^ m. ^'^flf/. aiHT «. W- 
 
 «^ «. *<» «. 
 
 2 ( in a gsrroeot )fald. |Wl/. ^WT ». ^W/. 
 To Toc«, •. •. in ; up ; gather up, gather and fold under. 
 
 »T Ht^T^t, f'^flfOt, ?rt*C^ W^i ^ij^ ^itf^t, Wr* «n. I 
 
 //.-ifN "». f'. wMf, W'l'^, •J'V' ^^. [ ''^. j 
 
 S in ; insert belieeen. q^^, wf^^, WM^, flW^, ^- i 
 
 8 in ; cram food. MET^, i»^ 'T^, ] 
 TvnDAT, «. 1I»T«^TT »• *?I»WT «. I 
 Terr. «. *i»oi, *««/, Mrnf*. duHer, Ifc. 5^^ m. yi»T m. 1 
 
 f^^ w. tpr^ »». j^^ td. »iiii «. v^ M. ^Jun «. ^- I 
 WTIT »•. ^^ «. W:^% m.'^n.^ m. <T1!W /op. SfT?W ••. I 
 
 II ^' 
 
 2 ^w/iei Awi q/" certain flowers, Sfc. ^ »». "iflT »». 
 
 4 (of trees) plump, chimp, v. Knot. ^^PFT m. «17 «. 
 
 4 ;)/«»ie, ^c. V. Cbest. TT w. ^ /. ft\^/. 3I^<=W «. 
 TcFTEi), a. V. N. 1. 2. Jli?^ or o', "ft^ ( as "frft^t^^PT, 
 
 nTit fPK, nhtH^Rr? ), SJS'h^K, ^"«E^, •"JSl'll'X. 
 To Tug, r. a. pull toitk effort, v. To Pull. iiTKr^-^®T%-^- 
 
 Tco, «. See Pull. 2. T(t% TS'nT arTSTT^ ^^ 3fTTn«it?/ 
 TciTios, «. V. IsBTRUCTTON. ^%f!, m. f^T^TT /. fn?T^ n 
 To Tumble, c. n. v. To Fall. qrif. [ 5<t^/. ^^ 
 
 2 about ; V. To Roll, To Tosb. ??ro5wf, Tl^ist ^^^ W 
 
 3 in or down ; fall en matte, or violently. •^^TZ'T, IW 
 o5ot or «im5Eot, «?rv7KJt, «*rt*ii, ?»Io5Wr or Stpjot or »nc5 
 i^, ^sor or ^CXToEir. 
 
 4 perform bodily feat*. ^v\\i\ ^ m.-^l^^T'Slt^ %«B 
 »i.-*ft(W «.-Ac. l^T^. 
 
 To t. OTeP. ^TRofr or r?5«l«i. 
 To t. up. «li*l>{H Ti5^. 
 To Tumble, «. a. throw doion. Mli^l, «*<4«^-3t^-A(?. hi«"i. 
 
 2 ditorder, rumjle, ^e. r. To Ruffle. ^MT'T, ^T^^ , 
 
 3 ditarrange, ditorder, Jumble, ^e. v. To Co.NFOnSJ). 
 
 Ac. qiTot y. 0/ 0. 3rt4IS IS4-3TOI«TO-&c. mVf. 
 Tumble. See Fall. 
 TuuBLER, n. mountebank, Sfc. ^^i\^\^\f\., *t«)ift, ^t- 
 
 ^ or »fWt or >fF<ft,^, ^T'-^, ^^f, n>?13. 
 
 Female t. ^trft^^/. fl>Tf^<t or 9>T%1, «>T%Tft. 
 
 2 — the pigeon. r*H*<IW m. t^lroT m. 
 
 8 drinking glatt. *h\^^\H^ m. %\^^ si^'n'sft/. 
 TvHBBKL, n. V. Cakt. ^^HT «"• <^»T w. ^ITTT m. 
 TtJifEFACTiojf, To TuMF.FT. See SwELLiso, To Swell. 
 Tumid, a. v. Swollen, ^^f^, 5^^«^. [ f^. 
 
 2 Jlg.—oi ntyle. 5»I^5ft^, <f1^»ltlT, »^^, 3fn^T^T, 
 Tumidness, n. v. A. 1. ^^i^fJ^^TT ♦». Ac. ^^/. J^T^/. 
 
 2 5»T^/. yntrt/ w /• il3fT<mT »«. " 
 
 TUMOUB, «. mor6i<^ iwelling or rxcrricenre, y. BuMP. ^^%or 
 
 »i?rti ft. nta/. f^t^fi. r^^^n. nr n. «fi«. 1^/. t^w. 
 
 A t. in the fp-oiti, behind the car, Ac. bubo, ^otm.^rai. 
 
 Indolent and sympathetic t. WHMTTm. ^qwir m. 
 3TWVPT ». [ SiK or ^1^ «. 
 
 Suppurating t. Rcncr. \^>^l «». r<)rfl*<J5 n, ;J3T^«. ^- 
 
 T. in ano. ^PiXKif- aiTTT/. 
 
 To form again— a burst t. iwmif, OTTTT m. «»T^. 
 ToHP, n. T. Hillock. 9t»IT •«. n. ^nm n. 
 
 Abounding in tumps or mounds. ^HT, <J >.'!«, 
 
 Bugged with tumps or mounds,— ground, ^tm. 
 Tumult, n. iriW rt>i»/««io*i, violent commotion, damorou* 
 agitation, Sfc. of a multitude; row, riot, Jittiirlanee, f(c. 
 
 mnf. ^mf frrtt/ 'vs^f- ^i m. ?^ir*imm. fnr- 
 m ss. ?(«i?5/ »«t5^/. *rtn?JT w, ^?5^/. y«<R / |r?5{- 
 «/. f Jssra/. f^ or yui/- p/ «? «• ^f*/ w- 
 
Tini 
 
 <^f. 1^/- ^"I^ »"■ 'I'i^SE »«. «r^^ or Si'^ »n."^ w.^- 
 
 TTTT'T «. — Ex2)ressii)g a stale of xmld coiifmion, disorder 
 and tumult, there are seTeial phrasos, as «Ff<jft ^loiraT 
 
 n^ ^ qsT'jft ^TOTTsrr %?rr, qTmr^r itt^ ^^1^=^^ Trarifr 
 
 To be in a t.— a country, &c. t^J^B^, <I4*I4*'1, ^«5f- 
 
 2 See Agitation. 
 TuucLTUOUs, TuMULTUATiT, a. conducted with tumvlt, v. 
 
 DisoEDEBLY. ns^st'sfT, sTtrT^^t^, «n^?^r, g^nr^rr, 
 ?r^=srT, 5ffT5{t=^r, &c. arvrrg^ or tr, sj^ts, 3i5!T?f?iT?f, ar- 
 
 2 See Agitated. 
 
 TcMin.TL'OUSKEBS, M. T.A. 1. fl«i ToMDLT. TI^/. aTMT^^ 
 
 Ton, n. m^ «ftq-«. 
 TusABLE. See Hahmokious. 
 
 !rpKE, «. comlinalion of notes. rfT^ f. ^T^ f. ^^ f. ^^m, 
 ^m. '=rf / ^"ft/. Trn»T5»n. ^FI^nS7T«. f5^m. 
 
 T. and time. riMHMn. [^sptf?! ^T^t. 
 
 To tell the t. upon hearing a string sounded. g?TI^ 
 2 rightly sounding slate, ^li^j ^5l»i.-v»T^»».-f*T?5nFm.- 
 &c. n¥.m. ^f^FTn. 
 
 That is out of t. ym^<, 3T7^, 3TT§=?TT, 
 a «o<e. See Sound. 
 
 4 proper humor, ^t temper, ^c. ffrT/. HKm. 
 To be in t. for. ^T«». /J^. T^'jf or Ml^uj y- o/"*. 
 .7b Tune, <>. o. p// into tune. rfl«(5r, ^^fKm.j'l- fiT3^o'r-WH»J<if 
 y. ©/■ 0. ^^f^T ifo5»H.-^H«s.-&c. spT^ y. (v/" 0. [f^?. 
 
 Tuneful, a. v. IIarwonious, Melodious. ^^<, g^<R fir- 
 TuNic, TuKiCLE. See Integumknt. 
 Tunnel, «. Soe Funnel. 2 sulttrraneom passage. ^^MHI 
 
 ^^»«. ^i'lMl' ^T/ rTSEsrr^/. f^SHtHl'lm. 
 Tup, n.Jull gvoion ram. ^q^»i. 
 TuEBAN, «. — the head dress. 'TT'lftw- T^I^.A 'j?T?l«. 
 
 Some forms of the Turban are, 3T?^tt»». f+i+T^K fT- 
 'fR,%TR7n^ or"^vnft7mi^, ^^T, *t?(t(7. 
 Aigrette of jewels in a t. f^T7^»». 
 The Eighteen Turbans; the Asiatic or Turban-Tcear- 
 ing nations. 313TT <T1^/ ^Zl\ "TIS^JTm/. See Hat. 
 Encircling and prominent band of a t. sFToft/. ^5^/. 
 Half of at. rent longitudinally; or t. woven of a 
 half bread! h.sjrft/. 
 
 Sewn and fi.ted t. (as of children). «I'T^/. 
 
 Skirt or end of t. ?tHf7T or ?T*Tf5r«i. ['T'TT^TW. 
 
 Slsull-cap or cloth worn under a t. ^rft/. 'IPTTot. 
 
 Small t. embroidered with gold. H?(t?5"i. n. 
 
 T. &c. bestoired by a great man as a mark of favor. 
 
 I lUR 
 
 f7TT<TRw. 
 
 Van or fore part of a t. f»Fft/. this is immediately 
 over the forehead; ^I^/. this is above the projecting 
 and encircling band.— That has a fsj?^. fspft^. 
 
 To present with a t. qiHR sjftTut. 
 
 To toss or rock the t. with an air. <T^^/. ^or_ 
 TrnuAN-BiNHEB, n. ^^l^zm.— his business, charges, Ac. 
 
 TUBBID, a. T. jrurDY. »T«cf, "TSoE, <5flI?«f\H, ?rfo5, I|c5, TTS, 
 
 Tubbidkess, w. V. A. nfailT"'. l^aioiTw!. &c. w!^^^\jf. 
 
 TUBBULENCE, TUBBULENCY, «.V A.l. SJ^^ft/. ^^Tpft/ ^- 
 
 ^^f. imij. slt^/. ^mr?/. »i^7^ or ?iV- 35T^/- 
 
 TuBBULENT, «. disposed to tvmult or violence. ij^T, 'iS^R, 
 ^m, ^wx, ^JraT3T, ^f^, ^fij, afTT, %n»Tgr?fr^ q*TTo??r, 
 
 51, *?^?T, iT^TRft, f?IT^r^, «^l^qT, f ^T, ^^,"^7 or 
 
 2 See Agitated. 
 
 TcBF, n. grassg surface oj land., v. Swabd. Tipir'rr 'JpTo5»n. 
 
 A clod or lump oft. q^w.^rarfr^ jlft/.l^rTniTlfTw. 
 
 Spade used in tuniirj^ up t. tj?^ mn. 
 TuBGiD, TuBoiriTY. See Tuwin, Tumidness. 
 Tubkey, «. fsm^<f\ 'pfsRT m. ( it/. I «• )• 
 TuEKOis, n. — the mineral, q?^ or ^^pTTffi. ^<[F»T »n.^?^fl, 
 TuRMEBic, «.— the plant. ^oRf/ ff^r/. — the root. ^oS^/. 
 ^^T/.— Certain kinds of Turmeric are, 3Tf%^cW, «lt^- 
 
 Clove of t. ^^5 or ^otJjj? «. 
 Leathern bag for t.-powder. »l'si0/. 
 Of or belonging to t. ^olifRr, ^ft^. 
 T.— as scraped and coloured ( in preparation for 4- 
 ^). T^T or K[^J m. [ misJif f n. 
 
 T. ( curcuma zanthorrizon ) boiled in goat's milk. 
 T. — colored. ^cSf^^T or ^5B|^I. 
 T. — powder ( esp. as used in offerings ). HTIT m. 
 TuKMOiL, «. disquietude^ v. DiscoiirosuBE. fiotJTS/. ^f- 
 
 3 harassing lalor, v. Tbouble. ^^35/. W^-J- ^s^^/ 
 Zb TuBN, ». a. move circularly. f<PT^ot, Htg^of, ?ft^wf, fv- 
 
 ^ (7ecZ. sp(or, TftVRDT «.-&c. sprf^ ^i. 0/ 0. ^\^^^ n.- 
 &c. sp^if g. of 0. 
 
 2 «*»/y side^. 317'4ot, qTHtJf, JHS'iir, Tf^Jot, mrfAH-Ac 
 CT^, T^vn »n.-T?5'£rr/. ^. 
 
 3 change the direction of. fipT^of, qotof, JT^^, 'JTS'^, 
 rffe «.-W WI.-&C. f<p?:^uf-goE^ y. ofo.^f^ OT.-^rcTTSrrm. 
 
 ^. 
 
 4 Jj-in.^ inside out. sJrl'tui, 3r5»T'jf, 3^7r-3'KIiI-<S:c.+<ur_ 
 
 5 /c/rm on o /a<7ie. tf-.MUJ or i|it?Tor. 
 
 6 <rZ/cr, rrtjy, v. To Change. f*<«iui, 'Ti^M., ^Vfni tn.- 
 &c. WT^ g. ofo. 
 
 7 make add. «TTjft/.-*c- flf^^ 5'- o/"o. arfsTJi^, afii- 
 
TUB 
 
 8 ( the stomach ). 7H^55^, H«Hil^ot, M*HoS/.-'RZK- 
 as/.-Ac. 3iiui«c-^f^ ISK^. 
 
 9 ( the head ) make giddif. Pli^^uf, %^/-&c. 31|UIof. 
 
 10 ( the head, the brain ) make mad. f^?^, ^ n. f^- 
 
 11 (in the mind) revolve., v. To Cossideb. ^5Ewf, H»Tot. 
 
 12 V. To Dissuade, fp^ot, qriT^, »rT n.-^f^/.-Ac. 
 
 13 V. To Tbaxslate. THTiif. 
 
 14 about or over. 3^<T<'f, 3?5^, I'Rt^, -J^iUui, ^- 
 »«t, 'TT:^^ or <TT?»^, %^, ^^r^tft/ "^, ■J-'.^IMWi or 
 3?5;r?Tr57 or J^-iTPn^TiT /. ^^, JS'ft or 37?'«ft /. 
 ^, '^iTT «. ^. 
 
 To t. ( a cake on the baking pan. ) d+dui. 
 
 15 awav, Y. To Dismiss. ^r^T't, ^^T^, ^JT^, ^ ^- 
 
 16 away ; aaide ; V. To Atebt. rH«(l<"i, ^^K^, TT^EW, 
 
 17 back. ^TT^r, fHI«JI<ui, M+<<il or H(5<Ji, f«t<*ttff, ^RT «.- 
 ^MTTT n.-'TTT^w.-TTWrTT n.-&c.^^. 
 
 18 down ; in ; v. To Fold. JH-IOI or ^Hi<J|, jHd^Oi 
 
 19 off ; T. To DiVEBT. r<lK*)ui, ^*«I"Jt, f S'JT'i. 3[St, 31^. 
 To t. off from what is right. ft'iTr't. 
 
 20 off ; V. To Disuiss. qnW'f, ^ik^ rfm^'l, ^-Ac.^tJ?. 
 
 21 off ( a question, Ac. ) v. To Evade. ?ra^, ^^W^, 
 
 22 out ; T. To Oust, To Dismiss. *TT^ ^, ^JTl^r, ^- 
 
 or ^, g^t/^. TT^, |*T^/ 3^^ J- o/ 0. rM«M<iiorpi: 
 «|!nH or fSr-.lTHH w.'TWRT n.-T^RPT n.-T^^ n.-Ac. ^- 
 
 23 orer ; T. 1 4 3^«r»f, ¥=^Tof. 
 
 24 to; into; t. To Metamormose, To Chasoe. w^ 
 (with they. o/o. and some adjective or noun.as 4>lao<4l- 
 ^ ^fjra ^f^i to t. black to white. ITWIMr qT?T Vr^t to 
 t. ft jaokMa into % hone, Ac. ), aim /.-Ac. f^<^, ?WTt- 
 nr •.-Jkc V^ y. q/"*. 
 
 To t. the b«rk, ▼. To Plee. qi«/. ^. 
 To t. to account. *nr«-?^»TT»TT»»Ac. J^HT^. 
 3b Tk'U, ». «. "WW round. *Tr^, fVT'if , ^IH't, W»nT n.-HT- 
 
 »r •».-3nw^ •i.-'STTfn^ fi.-Ac. sm^r-^fory. ojt. 
 
 2 ehamife direction, oiler poelure or potitioH. (^<5|, rtI- 
 of, jfrl n.-ifw "••-Ac. P<nwi, fW^T, ?^^, fT^, "TTflO^, 
 
 To t. ftod twist about (as in yawning), tikft^ or ffk- 
 
 i^ N.-Ac. ^ or iitver§ely, i|«i. 
 
 To t. and toss about ( from sickness. ). ^«nwf,^I- 
 *1^, Vm^ or »I^ or nH, ^tzM, mn/.-Vt^ or 
 l^nf- ( intent. ViW^. or vmr? si. )-^Tf^^ f.-SV^- 
 
 *i«/-aw5n3i/-«^^^/.?5^«T^/-Ac. *Tot. 
 
 3 ekanft m mm^, etndtttt, ^c.f^T^, ^Iffvf, l^-flOJ, VV^, 
 
 903 TUR 
 
 I ^5E«f , fH^rfjt, K^ rt.-jf^/- Ac. f^^->TrSFI''I-Ac. y. o/*. 
 
 To t. for the worse. f«I<TT^, f'PT'ET'it or f^'ilfjOt, 
 To t. and become favorable. ^oEot_ 
 
 4 alter, vary, cj'c. V. To Chanqe. f^Rwf, ^t^of, %l[ w.-V- 
 'CWT «n.-Ac. ^ y. o/#. 
 
 5 i<; tratutformed, lecome by change. ^\S( ( as ^JTSTT^r 11 - 
 5TT ^mr black turus to white ),'jTT<T/.-Ac. ^X^ y. o/"*. 
 ^5^if?T^„. ^nify. o/«. 
 
 6 lecome tour. 3Tipt, 3T«R-Ac. ^t'Jf. 
 
 7 ( the head, the brain ) become yidJy. ^WW ».-3t?T%».- 
 Ac. fT':wf-HT^, ^/.-^JgT ».-Ac. qdf, Pl<fJmif, »TR't 
 
 ij S depend on for decision. t^.,'S^^^.,'i{K m.-&,c. aT^PT 
 m-jVA ^ o/ 0. Tr^-3TO^ tnVA ^ o/ o. 
 
 9 against ; become adverte. f^ot, ■Jriiuj, 3H*l't, ■slrfisr- 
 (5/.- 3rfdi<S|rl/. ^, irfil=g3-Ac. ^. 
 
 10 away, qr^/- ^-^oEOT. [JTRoi. 
 To t. away from, coyly. ^T^, f([l «. ^t^^t, J^^pr m. 
 
 11 from. TTS/. ^55nt-^. 
 
 12 in ; bend inward. aiffT ^r'ff. 
 
 13 off; — road, Ac. f^PTiif, J^iit, ^o5ot_ [^''1'. 
 
 14 out ; prope to he. f^^, qi^if, 3?I'C''t, l^^^rdf^ if of, ^- 
 To t. out well, g^iwof. 
 
 15 out ; bend outward, iff^t ^^. 
 
 16 over. -Jrf-iul, 4-*A\-&c. ^^. 
 
 17 round or back. J^^ or H^juf, ftfT't, <fri «. nik<«(ui, 
 
 18 up ; come to light. TJTlS'r or 3Tt»T>it, .jMduj or T^nt^, 
 
 f^nrSr, 3Kn »i.-3tt7 w.-Ac. ^ y. of ». 3'7^tJt. 
 
 19 upon ; turn thorl vpon tnappithly. cuji^un <»</». 3W, 
 eu|<iU|'0|, ^fl7?#, ^^-^T-TJ^-Ac. ado. »TI?Iot-3Ttnr^ qc^- 
 Ac. 3Tiltif, T^owt. [iJrfir 71ot_ 
 
 To t. to account. ^nrnr-T^'ftnnT 'Ti''f-^, ^s*fi4t- 
 
 TuB5, TuBNiso, « (around any thing). 3rtt/. 3T«T m. "HT- 
 Zf m. ffoE^ w. ^TT w. ^ »»• Vn^ w. i(oJ«| ffi. 
 
 To take a t. Vifff. im, f»ot«rr m. ^^cfr. 
 2 ( of a road, river, Ac. ). tK »». ^<r m. n\jf. V3S^ n. 
 '■{ f(*0| «. ^1> w. JjT m. 
 j To make a t H^, 
 
 I 8 valk to and fro. %T w. ^TT »«. %ft /. %mW «. TBT- 
 
 To take a t. ^^ wi. ^\f^ ^, <T?7hir/. »Tr^, q?fK OT. 
 iF^, ^^^ /. *?«t-«F5?T ^"Jf , ^fJ^^ or ^^^, %^jWt/. V- 
 I C^. [m./. iT^»». 
 
 I \ variation, alteration, v. ChaSOB, %Tw. %?<fR w. qr?!? 
 i 6 recurring teaton, altrrnation, tfc. ^p£\f. 11^ «i. /. 
 I ^f- 'rtt/. %«/. "TT^i?/. 
 
 { A laboring nmn taking t. with others. ^%V^ m. — 
 
 I woman. ^'i.%(\^f. 
 
 \ By turns. 'iTT^ftqT«ft^, S\'£W£A^ '^^'^\'£\^, "fT5fI TT- 
 
 ' «^, vt«^ ^^1 Wr'ftTIT'ft, MH'flfl^'fl^, Tr^ff^sft'T, ^• 
 
 I ^%^^, f oifTT^, vn^, Nskt^, qtrtt%. 
 
 ' 6 change from original intention, course, ^c. \k, M. qr^j 
 
TUT 
 
 JT'PROT. [Sim. j 
 
 7 thape, cast, T. Fobm. she^ »i. hTS/ iRt?/. ^^w.it- 
 
 8 ( of mind ). JT?rr^-&c. ^c? m.-^\^m.-^\^m.-^^m.-&c. 
 
 l^OT M. (?RTT «. 
 
 A good t. 3M*K «. <)Om<F.K «. 
 Au ill t. ^r^ n. 
 TuEK-coAT. See Keneqabe, Tims-sebveb. 
 
 TUBN-CBOSS, n. <|^|dmo6Ul| m. 
 
 Bos of a t. ( at fairs, &c. ). TToS'Tr**. 
 ToEN-scBEw, n. ^r^ft/ ^^^r^ »». 
 TuEN-soL, «. ^ff^ '^ n. ^4+Hc5 n. 
 Tdbn-stile, ». qa n. 
 Turned,;?, v. V, A, 1. p^-icirtrti, »ft^5?5?JT, Ac. 
 
 2 3H»THt?T, MiHriirir, T^^vr^^sn', &C. 
 
 3 f^<^%OT, sra^r^FJT, ^a^r"^, &c. 
 
 4 ^^Z^Tf 3^=5?T %^?yT, &c. 
 
 16 sTR^^^r, Trr^fT, ^nfTrr, f^ft?i. 
 
 21 ^prfq f^s^sr, g(^s?5?5r, &c. ^-.iin^rT or fSf^prt^rr. 
 
 T. V. N. 6. 3T*r%?!r, 3T?rn5fr^?7r, &c. f^Rm. 
 
 To be turned — a period or stage of life. 7?55^ ( Ex. 
 T^TRI ^fstft >irt<irtT. He is turned 40 ). 
 
 TuBNEB, n. V. V. A. 5. ^FtfTorrrr, ^ffTrft. 
 
 T.'s wheel or lathe. ^^ m. ?nt^ m. 
 I. ( as of (.akes, &c. upon the baking pan ). TrSiT^ «. 
 g^vrr »». 5F5'*TT»». WJT^'Tr'n. ^5T%3*1T ». gT^/. ^'^m n. 
 
 TOENIP, r. ^?5n»T«». 
 
 TOEI'FSTINE, ». ret ".ous tuostance from the pine, Sfc. ?R?J 
 
 The English word is used in the form oi' J^<T'T^?5 «• ?I- 
 
 <fM<H «. 
 TuEMTUDE. See Basehess, Wicicedhess. C^? *•• 
 
 TUBEET, «. little tower, v. Towek. H^iTT m. srmT^nT ». ftr- 
 ToETLE, «. tortoise, qrref n. 5^J^ w. ^r^q wj. ^pqj »i. 
 
 TUETLE, TuBTLE-rOVE, «. T. PlOEOS. 'S^rfl «. 
 
 Einged t. ^^ m. 
 TasH, in/oy. V. Intebjection. f|j;, %^, #, tjrj^. 
 Tusk, n. long pointed tooth of a least. ^oTT m. go5^r «. ?^ 
 
 TosKED, a. furnished with tush. ^<xM \ -i \., ^, ?5^?t. 
 Tussle, n. personal conflict. ^r^^\^f. a f i am io ft /. 01^ 
 
 /. ?iHi«1«n/ ^fW^oft/ ^w^f- trmtrnt/. 
 
 Tut, in/ff^". v. Pisn. vttT, ipT, sJtT, SP, f|j#t, f |tT. 
 TUTELAB, TuTELAEY, a. ffuardian, protecting. '^^u^X^^j^^^ 
 
 T. deity of a family, ^m^n.^mj^^^i^f. 3TRT«%tT 
 TOTKNAO, n. — the metallic compound. vf^«. 
 ToTOB, «. T. Teacher. ■Ri^^^tjim, fn?^^. 
 Sli TuTOB, V. a. T. To Teach, f^^qrit. 
 
 2 prompt to evil, driU, prime, 7. To IsciiE. ^JH»». /)i. 
 
 904 TWI 
 
 ^^''f-Hmy. ofo. iftTw. Hfrf-^. 
 Twaddle, Twattle, «. ivsignijicant discourse, t. Pbate. 
 
 To Twaddle, To Twattle, v. n. t. To Pbate. q^t^TUT. 
 
 Twain. See Two. 
 
 To TwAsa, V. n. sound with a quick sharp noise. qni^forSij 
 
 ^r^^oT, sduir+.Roi, JiIf^Rtif , t.u|«u|uij — inttns. v^uiiuiof^ 
 
 TwASO, n. sharp quick sound. fPT^TITOT. 5r<lI^>Rr««. +)WI*I»i. 
 ^n. S'TPPTT'n. i^\r^\im. t'^H^m. 5nJTrPK«». — intcns. ^^■ 
 
 "With a t. ^t7t-^^-5j^-&c. Tioi^oi or orf, fftjf.-jnir-^^- 
 &c. ^-^-&c. |n'I-^'ir-^-&c. ^"T, — intens. ^nTTOlt, 
 
 2 «o«aZ ioanrf. j^ioft/. ''fIT^ ^Rfitn. ^\%\r[^ 3'^Rw. 
 That has a t. nTTnoft?! or Pnnf^<Jft?T, yT'n3''«Tr. 
 
 3 See Taste. 
 To Tweak, t». o. tioitch. f^M-lH aitl'f, ^HUt^ 5^t»'f. 
 TwE^ZEBS, n. small pincers. f^^K\m. 
 Twelfth, a. sTTn^IT, gT^3!T. 
 Twelve, a. *iRr, gT^?T. 
 Twelve-month, w. v. Yeae. *iHiHf^^w. pi. ^«. 
 
 For, during, &e. the t. irTTT*lf^%, «lH»?m, «?KHI^, 
 "nTTft. 
 
 Of or belonging to a t. ifTTHT^. 
 Twentieth, a. f^^^^^, 
 
 TwESTY, a. ^t?T, f^^rf^,— one ^^F^ft^f,— two ilT«ftH orJj^, 
 — three ^^[^., — four ^i^t^, ^T^H,— five tf^^W, — six 
 ^T«ftff , — seven flrTlsft^, — eight 3l5T^H,-nine >(^U|rftw. 
 Age of t. ^^f 
 Aggregate of t. f^^ivt/. 
 Twice, adv. two times, ^^as, !5>r^, ^T^^, ^>oSt, |^R 
 or Tt, f^^TT, — iu multiplying, JuV. 
 2 doubly, ^qz, f^'jfuiri. 
 Zb TwiFALLOw, V. a. plough a second time. i^yKUJ, ^T^^ JW- 
 
 ^/.-|on'ft/-5^ 3TT^fcT/-&c. 2R^. 
 
 Twio, ». OTflW shoot or branch. IT^ci^/. 'Sr^sn' w. f^T^ / 
 
 TVX^f- TtCiZrf. vhF m. "^PFlft/. t^^tw/. 3??T^Tt^. 
 
 To beat with a t. 'pfPR'^t, "Fl^sor, 
 
 Twilight, n. (of evening) v. Evening, ri^^or a/, ntr^w. 
 
 I ^ft/. fn^T^rt^ or f^m^f. ^srot^r or fr^ti\^f. pi. 
 
 At or during t. ffRBn»lf or ^tm^t. 
 
 Height of t. >TTfrt?ft?IMt /. pi. ^P^^ftfrffPft^Tt^i /• 
 pi. «t>Ml^<A/, 
 
 Imperfect t. ^J^fftfrfiftfTt^/. [ f^PT^5T »"• 
 
 2 (of morning ) v. Dawh. q^ n. <J«f^«n/. ^«n/ ?f- 
 TwiN, a. ^^r, ^^flET, '^jar, 'HT, «nT^. 
 
 Twins, ^fa n. ^^ n. ^^f. 
 
 T— ( boys-girls-eliildren ).| 3T^=3TR«»». ;>?. 2fT^3CTT- 
 v^Hoc^T/. P^. ar^^T^ n. pi. 
 
 T. — ^pair, boy and girl horn together. v^R^ «. 
 
TWI 
 
 905 
 
 TTR 
 
 2 — fruita, &c. coujde. vRST. 
 To TwiyB, V. a. twist, f^^, ^^, <ft5E m. v^lt^of-Tr't. 
 
 2 See To Gihd, To Wkap. 
 Tj Twixe, t>. n. eonwAee iUdj. %^-$T»T-&c. 3TT^, 
 TwiSE, «. tiring, f^^^f. ^TIT m. ^Tg^ «. 
 
 2 See Twist. 
 T() Tavi50e, r. n. Aare a tharp tudJen thootiHy pain. f^a+/. 
 
 Iw^lSOE, n. tudden sharp shooting pain. fiTpTP/. •»(»<+/. ?- 
 
 2 ( of conscience ) r. Seoset. ^T^f. ^7^ m.^^^m. 
 To TwiSKLE, r. «. «Ajiw tremulously, v. To Spakkle. ^H*- 
 
 2— the eye. ?5^, ^P!;^ m. n. hh^, fli^il'J^q m.-&c. 
 f^g.ofs. 
 TwiSKLE, TwiNKLiye, «. T. V. 1. ^01 n. 
 
 2 f^fir^ or fH%^ w. 7'M^ m. fHfH'-il'*^^ or ^^ql-ii^w. 
 
 I. instant., \. MOMZST. T:^ m. n. ^^t\f- fsiPH^ or 
 To TwiBL, t. a. <ttrn rount/ tcith rapidity, v. To "Whibl. 1- 
 
 To TwiKL, V. n. recoke with rapidity., v. To "WniRii. »RiR- 
 
 6t, f^TT^ or ^ir^/. viir^ui, ^tr^ /.-Ph^ ».-Pj<?A/.-Pit- 
 
 ^tfT W.-&C. 59r-Mi<«j-q5t. 
 TwiBL, TwiBLiso, V. V. N. TT^'T ». Ac. f^TTift or ^^t[f- 
 
 fnr^f. mT^:t/. fnr^ST w. ^T'srtV/. vn ». *<t/. 
 
 To Twist, ». a. /orw hy eontalution. ^otof. 
 
 2 contort, tcriny. ^'c. v. To WKE>cn.pT5Eof, f^5WF7oif, f^- 
 aB»p'»T, ^^'t, ni'W'i or 5^*TTowf , M(4ui, fqsS m. pi. ^ot, 
 
 A twiating ititk. fMilv^uj fi. ftjt ». 
 To t. or turn in rough or rude mauncr. kzvy or "^jof 
 or t^ra't. 
 
 3 T. To AViXD. jira^, ^V-'Ji, W^, «Rra^. 
 
 4 ( a meaning, ic. ) Kretl^perccrl. ^ot^ir, 3Tt»wf, tflt- 
 
 To TwiiT, e. «. he eonrohed. W5Wf, ToE^ ^rof-^n^Jfr. 
 T"fI»T, ■. eonvoluiion, twisted state. 'f^Hrn. ^^ tn. f^t^7.]m. 
 ^ or <N M. y?aT«T w. ^nt o»" »T(tl/. f^T*^/. f^ m. 
 
 2 /•«#<*/ string, ^c. T. SiBlSO. fJlT »». <ls or Ife m. 
 Triplet. f»r^/. 
 
 3 rfo/*, 4'*- iu^itl'd and tcrung. f^ m. 
 
 4 string oj a cord. ^ m. <»7? w. 5|? m. f« «. 
 
 C ( of gr«»»,yam, tobacco, &c. ), «R or %? «, i|^/. «>eij 
 
 6 contortion, tcrifie. f»nTT«T w. ^^ w. Jff^ w./. 
 
 7 ( u of the boireU ). «^7 or "t? «. c. fVf , ««. 
 TwitTED,^. T, V. A. 1. W«*5^,«^tW, W«m. 
 
 LoM t. ?f« or ?w« or ^2, f<rafr?ft^. 
 StroD^'Ij t. f»«^, fWW^. 
 
 5 ^»^, w*»ir«^f, *«. 
 TwTtnmiiM, «. T. P. 2. ^ «. Wiwi «. y^nwT 
 
 HT^m +is*4i/ pi. trra'ir, 7<Td^ m.-aTr?H ♦». ^^, jftT- 
 
 OTT-&C. JTTTWr-^. 
 To Twitch, p. a. puU tcifk a sudden jerk; v. Jebk. f^^l^, 
 
 f^WS^ or ^5^, f^^ M.-&C. ^^, 
 To Twitch, t-.n.— the ere lids. Fj^Jr, ?5^, ^f5<5i(»n/tfn«. 
 
 *<K«1 ) "R^fof, ^^^i, ^^T"! n..&c. ^t^ ^. o/"*. 
 Twitch, a. quick puU. f^^npT »«. f^?T »«. 3^51 »«. arN^T 
 
 «». «F^^ m. [pop. ?f^/. 
 
 2 ( of the fibres ). **<«! /o^. <poT n. "pTfTR »». ?^f% 
 
 3 ( for a horse's lip or ear ). JjlJTTeJ m. aflSToft/. 
 
 To Twitter, p. «.— birds. ^Rf^f^, ftp^r5«Jt, ft«»if^3?fr, 
 ^-M-fi-^uj, f^<t^/.-i^n.-&e. *^-m?'t,— noisily or 
 in number, «mTjuj_ 
 TwiTTEK, T« iiTEBixo, «. V. V. ond Cdattee. ^^^^T/. 
 ^^.^fi^ 771. f^^i^/ m. f^^ri f. m. '^^ n. — intent. 
 fM^rMP. m. «f?J^l? 171. %8niT m. 
 Two, a. !^^, %, I ( iu conip. as g'PfNY, ^€\, |?fl ) 1^ 
 ( in com p. as I^T^, 1^;^R, &c.). — of human beings, ^ij 
 (fern. 5ft or tqr neuter. ^ or^.) 
 In t. ^t^TH^I, |%rj, f|qT. 
 Tiiat is in twos or pairs. ^?tTPt(t or ^^{^VfR- 
 The t. f^, 
 T. and a half. "afT^^. 
 
 TwO-EDflED, a. ^\f\, 5«:nT. 
 
 Two-fold, a. of two sorts. stTR'fl^T, !^5T?r-^^,"|;tT. 
 
 2 V. Double, j'r, f^ M fi)M. 
 Two-HASDED, a. ^Tf^t^sTr, ff f ^, ^^ip. 
 Two-haxdled, n. 5^tift. 
 
 Two- HEADED, !». ^HJlSTflrf^, f^J, ^>TO^. 
 
 Two-TOSOUED, a. =i>'TfST«TT, ^f^. 
 Ttmpas, Ttmpasum, m. drum of the ear. JPRT^ir qj^ w. 
 TviiPAsriEs, TriiPAsr, »«.— tho disease. «PTH«n IPT «'. 3- 
 ?^t^ fl. 3?»TfT?T ««. JrJT m. ClT^^W «• 
 
 To get t. «ftem«f g^TTr >». »R*r, "it? ♦». jtih MT«r. 
 
 TXPE, n. eviblem, sign, v. Mxek. g;pt/. f^flinft /. f^ n, 
 2 ajigure of something to come, ^fr^^ n. !lf^5!"T^ «. 
 
 8 printing letter. OTT m. 5HT »». 
 
 4— in medicine. ^W\^f. ^«7l «• 
 TiPHBi fITKB, «. ^B^f w. 
 TrPiCAi^ a, T. N. 1. 2. f^?tf»n>, WfftV, «t%firF, ^"^vPl- 
 
 Ttpified,/>. v. V. «rH*,M*l»t ^^%W, Ac. #fim. 
 
 To Ttpipt, p. a. v. To PRErioviiK. sjfilc^ «.-»lfn5,M* «.-&c. 
 
 Ttpoouaphx. Sco Fkintixo. 
 
 Ttkakkic, Tr»A5i»iCAL, TxBAXSOus, a, unjustly severe, op- 
 prtssice. ^^*(t, ay^M-^;5*i^«it-<tc. ^iflTT, 3j;^r'(r, 
 
 ^, *|<t, sJT^E^anft, iii«vi i «i«ii , v»fK?«fT, n^iiTsl^, R- 
 
 To Xwtt, f. «. iifirwrf, ^-cT.!* Iactx. 5*r«PI<,l^, Tmissiciot, ii.— the act. g^«TNi q[5 «.-^H ».-*c jt- 
 
TTLC 
 
 906 
 
 UN 
 
 2— the agent, ^acqf^f grj epTJTRT, &c. JT^TPftS^JfrfT. 
 To TiBiKNizE, V. ». act the tyrant. ^^ »n--^^H^^/-^' 
 
 ^RPT «.-3T^frrnnT^ W.-&C. ^^. 
 To t. exceediugly. aft^ v»ii*wi. 
 Ttbaunt, n. absolute monarchi/. ^snT^ «. aTf^^'cJJll-JM w. 
 
 2 imperious domination, unjust rule. ^c5»Tr%-&c. TT^T n. 
 g?^r^.^^JT3Treftif-&e. ?;rRT «. ^T^fru n. WS^\fr[ f. 
 
 3 oppression, gencr. ^JfT ««. =JT^*T3s?jft /. ^^T^T^rT /. 
 
 'j^T^rreft /• 'STsrtt /. ^«n:^^t / v^t m. ^\i\*\(\f. 
 
 SvToS/. intens. mio6.>i*k »t. 
 TiRAKT, n. absolute monarch. 5?«I?-MK<MI »«. ^tPTsnTSTTm. 
 
 2 despotic and cruel ruler, \. A. ^f5»Tr^-&c. tT^q^oir- 
 ?T, ^^JH^Tref^^-Ac. il^+WKI, ^W»ft-&c. ?T^»».-&c. 
 
 3 oppressor, cruel master, ^c. ^'JH -^H ■^ M ^ I Wl - ^^iPJH^- 
 ^-&c. ^t^TiTRT, STTT^re /. 
 
 TxEO, «. beginner in learning. H«lf^I+l or ^, J^^Rl^^, ?W- 
 
 u. 
 
 U, This letter is represented hj 3T, but by it is eon- 
 Teyed only its sound as in run, sun, rub, ^c. Its sound 
 as in «»io?». uniform, ^'c. must be represented by T ; 
 and its sounds in bull, pull, full, and in ruse, truth, ^c. 
 by ^ and ^. 
 
 TJuiquitaut, Ubiquitous, a. existing everi/ ichere. v^fe- 
 
 Ubiquity, n. existence every where. f^'^oTTfj)'/. sqrft' /. 
 
 f^'o*(irfl/- ^»<|o^m«hH n. aTfK"«TTRt/. 
 Uddeb, «. milk bag of beasts. ^i\i[f. ^^ /. 3TS «. aFTTPt 
 or STI'II «. 
 
 Side or balf of an u. TT^r/. 'TO «• 
 To g'et a distended u. JFTF/. ^TTHot, 3T<JTgT^. 
 UoiJNESB, M. V. A. I^^TfT/. «I^§T?ft/ 5I^g';<T'n>TT ♦». f^- 
 
 |rqqTJTT m. fsf'^q'iir »». f<i,Mdi/. f^«.M<ir/.'%s;<-q' «. gj{i^- 
 
 UoLY, «. «o< handsome. «i^g<ri, <«|«(SI, J^, I'f ^i ft^CT 
 ^op. fsfJ?, fsf^, f^^TPT, 5:?ft^, ^^^, 5?T^, ^tTJ?, 
 R'thdin, ifPTrW??^, jffHdl^fd, 3itil5tTT«ri. I 
 
 Eiccssively u. or deformed. 3T^^r^ /'0/>.3T^T^ip,^3lT. j 
 
 UtCEB, n. running sore, zrw vulg. m^ m. fT?T n. pop. ^Zn. \ 
 
 f. ^^^ or ^t^ n.f. t^^ n. mtf j^it/. sff'n; «. ^^- ' 
 
 55 «. Hn «■ ?rj5?^ n. j 
 
 Ulcerous hole,— gencr. *nt^ «. 
 Virulent u. \if|o64ofl/. sfdt|u| nt. ll 
 
 "Wide-spreading u. ^ToEOT^oft/. 
 To Ulcebate, «. n. become ulcerous. Wl in.-^{f{n.-&c. m- 
 
 ot, M3<,ui or T^^, afilH-^oft ^rot. 
 Ulceeatioh, «. V. V. <T^T^ n. iriftflW ». 
 Ulcehed, Ulcerous, a. affected with ulcers. tnJrT5%f=5T, &.c. 
 
 <i;^T%?JT or q=q?;^T, ttl^iH, in»ft, ^?Trr, ?f«rT, ^^r^, ^- 
 
 UtTEEiOB, a./ar<7/er. q^fe^T, J^^I, ^ifll^I, 1?<\^r5=5lT, T- 
 ?ff^5tH, TrlT in comp. [f?TH, xTnT_ 
 
 Ultimate, a.\. Last, Puethest. ^Itl-lrfr, ?t^^, ^«r^=^,'H- 
 Ultimatelt, oJp. v. a. ^J^T^, ^STTtsf^, 3t4f, <Tf?oTr^'f. 
 Ultimatum, «.^7iai/)ro/)o«i<io», term, SfC. PT^R^r-f^'fr- 
 
 ^-f^5rm^-&c. r^ m.-%^ «».-Hrf "I n.-&c. ^"ir^ »«. 
 
 Ultra. See E.\ces8Ive. 
 
 Ultbamabine, a. being beyond the sea. ^M^lM'^+i-'ll. 
 Ulteamontase, a. 6(?»i^ beyond the mountain. sfTTTTr^T- 
 ?^. [ "^rr. 
 
 Ululation, w. howling, outcry. «TPT/. MNHN/. f. i?i«fc-'., 
 UMBiLiCAL,a. belonging to the navel. ^TPTHt, 'nf'T^^^.ft, 
 ?nwT. [fHTIHT/. 
 
 U. cord. JTrerj^o/). JTTa «. HH^n^ /. TTf^RTlt/. TT- 
 U. cord as swollen (or protruded. ) <qtni m. 
 U. region. sttPt^^ «. iipMHSrt «• 
 Umbhage, «. T. Offence. ^:?rt »n."hlK^/.aTO^P7 m. 
 To take u. at. snfj 'RTTSt, sfT^S ^ot. 
 2 See Shade. 
 Umbbageous, a. v. Shady. ^TRfft'SfT, 55T^^, STTWr. 
 Umbeella, «. — the ekreen from the sun or rain. ?J5ft/. 
 35^ n. aTTcTT^ «. 3IWMt)KU| «. 
 Kadius of an u. ^RT w. 
 Stick ofanu.^/. 
 The u. of royalty or state. UoT n. 
 U. borne over Kaja8,&c. in their processions. 3fni5T- 
 »ftT n. rfiw. ai^fnit/.— bearer of t. ai*|<^lPl-<<l. 
 Umph, interj. 3T:. 
 j Umpibe, n. V. Abbiteb. fci-^i^n, JTfqTVT, ar^ft'l, c^^. 
 Un. With this negative or privative particle correspond 
 g(T and 3T5 ( as in 3T?R>, gfrarrv^ ST^qj^, ai^qtn,&c.), 
 ^ ( as in g-^^wf, g-sl+.-iui, T^^^t, g^Totot, g^RROT, &c. ),"^ 
 ( as inV^7ft,'^<»=IM<A,%f^«T, &c. ), '^ ( as iu i|f!(T??I, 
 «lf?5M, «I^HH, &c. ), f^ ( as in f^^qtn, I^^THT, &c. ), 
 fJT ( as in ^I^N:p,HT^5|T, ^IHWH, &c. ), f^ ( as in ^:^T- 
 5, f^ri'l , &c. ). Dr. Johnson has observed of it, that, 
 as it is placed almost at will before adjectives, & c. all 
 instances of its occurrence cannot be inserted. Of 3T 
 we make the same observation ; and as the public 
 animadversion upon the Doctor is rather on account 
 of the multitude than on account of the paucity of his 
 insertions, we have been careful to insert only the 
 most approved of the formations with 3T. Of those 
 English words, to which sometimes «» and sometimes 
 t« is prefixed, such as are not found here, should be 
 looked for under In, 
 
rxA 
 
 907 ■ 
 
 xmA. 
 
 Usable, a. anfHP, 3T?nr4, 3T?nT. |i 
 
 Us ACCEPT ABLE, a. <i«r|6^I«}I« aT^fP^', ^TWfft^, HII'HH, TT" 
 
 USACCEPTED, a. ^m^d, H1H^<, !H'J^<1, 3T^t^, SH'I'Dtm. 
 USACcOMMODATED, O. flO< fitted, V. USSCITED. STH^'mft, 
 
 UxACCOitPAXiEB, a. V. SiSGLK. fl"fi|?ft %»iaT-PKI<il , S*l*% I 
 USACCOMPLISBABI^, a. ii\mM\*i'&C. 31«J1»<<-">1V<*^, STfTT*!- 
 USACCOMPLISHED, o. incomjiele. 3fRrf^^, ST^rrar, 3HfH*H5r, 
 
 USACCOUSTABLE, O. V. ISEXPLICABLE. 3T5?nF^T, STSTnsqT- i 
 
 2 fic/ respoiitilie. HI+<4<<l«ll^<-«)l,KTO5^^^n5r-fl<l*i,fti- 
 UsaCCCStomed, a. fio/ habituated. fMH««(i'MI or «t|-«<l,^- J 
 
 USACKSOWLEDGED, a. 3T^t^, SnTfY?^, W^MWl*K. ' 
 
 USACQDAISTASCE, «. V. luSOBASCE. "JR'RI^rft/.^<<<l+«|!^I- 
 
 USACQCAlKTED, a.V. Io50EAST.%»TT^,^RHTffH'IIT,^'R^- ! 
 USACQCIESCEST, a. 3<M|.^, TT^?^, HKM'T, 3l««-M<i, ! 
 
 Usacqcieed, o. ^MIH, 'JT:^'<I, araiTf^, 3Rfjpi. !' 
 
 USACTIOSABLE, a. 3I«qi|^l^, M<*I^HI«il»*«, «<M^KMI*M<^, 
 
 UsAMBionous, a. v. Cleab. aqwf^'vr, 3T??>lf^, afT^iT^. 
 Uhasimated, a. inanimate. I^^ff^, aTSnoT, ST^, 3T%?H, 
 
 UXADAPTKD, a. <HV1'«T, 3?^'T^nft, ai^H^T), HP-N*. 
 UsAi)OBXBLE, a. yHMW<, 'STpI'fnT, SPTKTST, SHKT^'ft'T, 3T- 
 
 UXADOKsnu), a. t. PlaI5. <H(i4K|i)i|4|-f^<|a&|, ymfi?»H, an- 
 
 USADCIT, a. iIHW I MmImH , 5r4W. 
 
 UsASULTnuTZS, a. T. Pube. fSnr, 3iTf*rftPT, an^f^, ^Ri5, 
 
 Vsadtised, Ac. See KasH. 
 
 USATFECTED, a. unacted upon. vHIHH^I, ST^t, W^, 3HT- 
 
 Wl, SRfifPJT, f^/if^R, WJIMyi, 311<IH']U|. 
 
 2 wnfeigned, r. Real, SnccEBE. ^rr, TH^'SnT, •'JT^T?:^. 
 
 8 /ret from afectation, t. Simple. fiR ^*i^*»l, f^pPW- 
 
 =frm, f^H<^-«ji'Ni, Ac. »msq^ or i. 
 
 4 unmoted, untoueked in the heart. V^^KK ^ 3)1^1, Ac. 
 
 VVArrzcTioXATE, a. hmh^m^i or PfTT«tT, fllfl^l*! or ftn- 
 
 «T, Ac. Pl^f, ft»«W, ^*J»*i*«l. 
 U5AonATSi>, a. T. Calm. 3t^«H, 3T??PT, 
 
 UVAISCD, a. f^^H^^^I, ftW^TffHr, Ac. <SI4I^|(|, (ilfl^lM, 
 U!rAtIE5ABLE, a. 3?nT^, ^»T^, ^nWT. 
 
 USALLOWABLt. U5aLIX>WEP, a. T. FOBBIOVCK. TIVT^, 3{V* 
 UVaLLOTED, a. f*!?*?, f^^f^nrtt^, WTT, %W, f^. 
 
 tTifALTnABLF, a. T. Immi'table. f^Rwmm3?m»»i-3m»«i, 
 
 2 V. Spibitless. f^k, f^$l^, f%^, aTottrft. 
 
 USASIMITT, «. V. AgKEEMKNT. ^^^fT «. ^^T «• ^^HH M. 
 ^/- ^^ »•• N^^^T n. 'Rrl9FT ». ^I^TTrTT/. ?iT !»• 
 
 UsASiMOtis, a. of erne mind, v. Agbeed. ^«f1^tT, ^Dp^rt, ^' 
 2 formed hy unanimity. ^T^^rfNT, ^^-^MlMnl^, ^- 
 
 UsASSEALED, a. fio< tempered by fire, \i\r\\^, 
 Uxasswebable, a. T. Ibbepbagable. Pi?tTT, 315^1 f't'TT" 
 
 UsASXious, a. f^T^FTcS^ or f^t+iaMft, fsT^R or ^, Ptw, 
 
 fiR^, 31^, fHftqfT, «lfP?ftT, f^qt^, ^R^^. 
 UsASXiousLT, adv. \. A. fTToE^ft^f^, &c. 5fl|j?I, g^, ft'T- 
 
 Uhappabekt, a. <H*MV, a=r5??Tp, asnr^. 
 Unappeasable, o. v. Implacable. ^rtH H><iMitt 3T%"!r-3T5T- 
 ^^-&c. aron^fft or fqr, 3fnniT?i, 3t;:ip=^, aroff^^ft^, 3T- 
 
 USAPPEASED, a. 3T^, aiHIHWHTtlM, 3T^IH*IHTtTTT. 
 USAPPOtNTED, a. 3?5^, afff^^'P, Slfl^lf^iT, afl^nfi^. 
 
 USAPPEEnESsivE, o. «io< tutpecting, fearing , S(c. fJT^, ^- 
 «Trtt, 3T^q>, air«<V*, 71*1^1, Ti^KP^fi, aihvRin. 
 
 USAPPEEnFUSIVESESS, n. T. A. arl'CSil^r/. ^I'^Klf^fM »». ?t- 
 
 UsAPPBisED, a. ai^FijH, afiwf^. 
 
 Usappboachable, o. 3t^o5 vTTi'n^ ai^l'*l-an^T<R-&c. am- 
 »^, aT»1 H? ft^, 3RFI»^, 3nt?f5«T, aRSf^m^, aUH'WT^, 
 
 Usappeoteh, a. 3TTTT^, HrT?TrT, STTpTKrl, •JfR^m^'T. 
 Unapt, a. unfit, v. Ussuited. argq^fWt, ar^^sp. 
 
 2 not propente, ditpoted, ^'c. f^^l^Sfr^-fri^RT-Ac. 3TiT- 
 ^^1 airf^^. 
 
 3 unready, dull, v. Stupid. J^^t^ 3Tl-'T^-Ac. h^hPi, 
 sr^f?, ar^f^r, an«fi^Milp. 
 
 UsABMED, a. l^^fTR, 3T^tU, ^«^T-?f^-Ac. fH:r^, 
 anH^'?, JH^r^t^, f^TT5*T. 
 
 U5ABBITEI1, a. 3l»n»I?T. 
 
 USAKTIFICIAL, a. T. NaTUBAL. TT^ftm. 
 
 UsASCKBTAiSABLE, a. atT^t^, arfsrvT^, 'Hf^'lflW, WRT. 
 Ukaicektaixed, a. aprfJpffW, arW**^, aufs^^rftT. 
 Ukabeed, a. ^mnoft^T, fflsT^^Tr^^n, annf^i^, 'iTHFfVff, 
 
 UHAiriBATED, a. STr'Wt. 
 
 Unaisailable, a. ^TTssr ^P^nn^ 3t^f«t aTn?T-4c. iji^'i, 
 
 Uhamaied, a. f^nrW. 
 
 U5Am»TED, a. Hl^H^^^I, ftRynfHr, Ac. VH^TT. 
 
 USAtSOCIATED, a. 3(^1, Wfllfl, 'H*<f(Jfl. 
 
 UsAitOMiVO, a. ft^WtlJ»NT, f^flf^HHHIVT, ■JTTfHKT'ft, 
 
trim 
 
 908 
 
 xmc 
 
 Unattached, a. 3THn<T, ST^sf^. 
 
 Unattainable, o. st^T^"^, srrtte^t, ST'F'T, afRHFT, anTT- 
 
 Unattained, a. arirnr, 3T?!«'ir, arnm-ii, afT^fSpTrT. 
 Unattended, a. v. Single. TS^TTmm^TTf^nTcET-^ToM", il^il 
 
 Unattested, o. f^R^n^ft, f^?n?ft^r, 3T^I?7, aT^Tf^T^F. 
 Unauthentic, a. sTTTOiTJrr^^srT, aT^mnir, aPTTHlF"!*. 
 Unauthoritative, a. fJf^snTMr^r, 3T5FrnT, aTsmTTf&l^F, 
 
 Unauthoeitatiteness, n. t. A. si*TmPTnr'«. MMIoKlf^rMw. 
 
 3Tsmm?rT/. 
 
 Unauthokized, a. fir^ftg'f'f^^sfT, f^^^m^,"^<§<t.»f|', 3T- 
 
 Unavailino, a. V. Ineffectual, Fuuitless. 'PfT*!^, frT- 
 
 Una-voidable, a. ^^prr^TTO 3TqT^'3T^[IW^, 3lPl*ll4, stf^T^TT, 
 Unaware, Unawares, ado. unexpectedly, v. Sdpdjdilt. 
 
 ^^n^'jft, ar^^Ti?, 3T»nr7, snrf^fT or ?Tf. 
 To Unbar, i>. a. ^^^f.-&c. ^iToty. 0/0. 
 Unbathed, a. f^STt^^fhFT, 3T^I?T, 3T?JrT5lT?T. 
 Unbeakable, a. ^r^TTW 3T^F^-3(T5[I^T-&c. 3Rf^?ft«r, 9TO^. 
 Unbeaten, a. — path, &c. fii?nT55%f^T, f^HMoioft^, 3THf^<T. 
 Unbecoming, a. t. Indecorous. aT^fr^T, ar^^, TT^TR^P, 
 
 Unbeqotten, a. ar^if^fT. 
 
 Unbelief, n. 3Tf^«fmOT. arnT^r/. aTHf^/. aTTTf^i^PTM. 
 Unbeliever, n. Unbelietino, a. 3Tf^»JrT^ or ^ or g^, 
 aiMrM<fl, 3T«T^, arsr^JVTTJT, 3T«T5T^, aTTf^FT, STH^, 
 
 2b Unbend, v. a. {a, bow, (fcc. ). ;^d<<Ii, ^tfl'/-&c. #ri^ (7. 
 
 ofo. 3T^^ ^. 
 
 2 See To Eelax. 
 Unbending, See Firm, Obstinate. 
 Unbiassed, a. v. Impartial. f^B^^rrm, PH^StflVMNl, ^- 
 
 Unbid, Unbidden, a. 5T«fr?n^?5T, ai'Tmf^Pl, aRIfrr, ar- 
 To Unbind, v. a. v. To Loose, ^er w.-arNf ot.-&c. ^Tl^f y. 
 
 0/0. ^tsot, ^sTH^-qtin5Tp-HTp^tT^-&c. ^tTf. 
 Unblamable, a. v. Innocent. f^^T, ar^T^, aTf%<IJ', aiijjwi. 
 Unbleached, a. f«R3?IM'-l^r^I, f^T^am'JfhTT. 
 Unblemished, a. fsR^sj, aT'Srs, f^IS, r«H<^I5, fin«Tl»ft, 
 
 f«FT5lMt, ^f^, f^l^, f^#7, fH'^^, ar^. 
 Unblessed, a. aTT^ft^ ^ f^^TT, aTK^RJ, f^^T^, 3RTf?T- 
 
 Unblown, a. ^ viHrfr^f^, &e. 3TT^, aif«j+r«?f, SfTST^e?, ar- 
 UNBLcsniNo, «. T. Shameless. r'WM<l,f?fH«rT. 
 Unboiled, a. fipTfJII^^^Tr, &c. a^Hii^i. 
 
 2— used of milk, oil, butter, &c. unheated. R l HHmgtrf l, 
 
 &c. ar^F^T, 31^)^. [ fljf^d. 
 
 Unbohed, a.— ear, pearl, &c. f^^dNaa?, 3Tf^, ari^, ar- 
 
 Unborn, a. H vT?itW, arJlPT, ar^iriNH'HI, aimH^M-Hl, aiT- 
 
 vT, aiii'ifl. 
 
 To Unbosom, v. a. tell in confidence. qT2T«n^T-rff31»lTf ^-&c. 
 
 *i«"ji, 'fi'tif-'Kioci q;^, q"t^<pr5 /. ^^ y. o/" 0. ^^^)^fae 
 
 Unbound, o. ^ siis^pJT, &c. fl>F5Jr, ar^fj, aT^«R,3T3Tm5itT. 
 Unkounded, a. v. Infinite. arTR, aTJTqJ?;, f^jWt^, 1^^^- 
 
 Unbounteous, Unbountiful, o, ar^TftT, aft^^rt^, ^IH^- 
 
 Unbridled, a. v. Licentious. ^nTSTIift, 5FR»fe, ^^, 7- 
 
 -=.^tNri /'op- 3-^B^Fa or ^foE, 
 Unbroken, «. fspT^eTr^, &e. apTT, aiT^ft?^, ar^I, 3TH?. 
 
 2— a hor8e,&c. aT>^, 3Tsl5. [ ^, 
 
 Unbeotheelt, a. f^TJfHT^T-'TT^, ^tHT^^^, ^^HR- 
 I Uneeuised, o. f^^^PST, &c. ST^J'njT^ 
 ' Unbubied, a. fi(iM<>,rtr, 1%?rnTl^?5T, f^HJHTrft^. 
 
 Ufbubnt, o. ■^^mtoc^st, ai^^T, aT^r?t^^. 
 
 2— brick, &e. fq^THI^^, &e. W.^, ai>Tl^?T. 
 To Unburden, c. «. aft^qr-Ac. fvi^:ioET-%iTcET ^of, HI^HI^- 
 
 ?r-&c. sRoty. 0/0. Hn5^-5^»TR-&c. ^rof-. 
 Uncaged, a. f^^fTT<T ^'is'^OT, &c. ^fFf^jR. 
 Uncalled, a. T ^t?5T^5;?5T, &o. arpT, aRT|?r, SHmf^, 
 
 2 for; V. Needless. fspT^Roft, ^FTT^Rt^^^. 
 Uncandid, a. HHMi 3?Rf3Tc5-!FH?rt, aTRt^j^. 
 Uncanonical, o. 3T?rT^. 
 Uncaused, a. 3T^^, ai+Kui, ^i+K"l. 
 Unceasing, a. v. Continual. f^^fTT, 3T^5, ?i?f?T, ar^T^ft. 
 Unceasinglt, 0(f«;. t. Continuallt, Eteb. f^tm., f%RT. 
 Unceremonious, a. f^lrrg?^^, fsinf^V^, it^^l-Ml. 
 Uncebemoniouslt, adv. %=q^^, ii^T^, •I^^, srw^^IH. 
 Uncertain, a. not certainly knoicn, v. Doubtful. fsfT??- 
 
 ^fft^, fsiHHT^^Tr^rr, vif^sr?:, ?i?Tf^, arfifviri, aRf%qrT, 
 
 arf^trf, 3Tf5T«^rlTfT, aTfH«PTTr»T^, 3T1%^T, 
 
 2 no< confident, not sure, v. Doubtful, ^fl^, ?if^, 
 
 aTf^Ji<pft, arJimf^trrr, ar;TT?fffTs»7'T. 
 Unceetainty, n. t. A. 1. JRtfe^Tqorr n, arfsTf^TfTTorr »«. 
 ^t^rf^qoiT OT. &c. ^^^\f. 3T=»f «. rrirr/- arf^-Jiini m. ar^ 
 W'^^/- arf^Tyrftrif^ n. arffrtifr »». arfH'Aq'ffi. ft^^qm, 
 
 ar'f^FiTT/. 3T=f^VfH /. [fT^giTT m 
 
 2 and Doubt. ^?t^ wt. ^^ w. fnjr/. ^ff^tTrir/. «ff^/. 
 
 Unchangeable, Unchanging, a. >)><<f>Ki «lTf ^^,%^9>RT fr 
 TTcET-%n5^, arf^T^FRf , arf^i^, arft^T^^, M^qsR, f^nmr 
 rftH, Pif^*r4, arM^, ars'Tq'. [ ^, arj^. 
 
 Unchanged, a. frf"{>^«(i?!?5T, &c. f^f^T, 3<[^^hH, 3im^ fT- 
 2 — a coin. «i^. [ f^, MMl'^T^fl', 
 
 Uncharitable, o. y. Censorious, ^tf^, ^t^^if, ar^rqi^- 
 
 Uncharitableness, n. t- A. ^^/. 
 
 Unchaste, a. t. Incontlsent, Loose. «)K+«?f, sTf^T^pft 
 
 U. wife. 3T?nft/. aTOT«^/. J?^ct/. 3H4f?it)Hl/. 
 Unchecked, «. ^ arr^^OT, Ac. amnrS or s, aT^nf^r. 
 
 UnCIRCUMCISED, a. f^FT^rft, ftW^rTT. [ ^R. 
 
 Uncibctjmspect, a. T. Careless. ^^?TH^, arm^iT, ^^\^■ 
 
vsc 
 
 909 
 
 UNO 
 
 Uscivii, «. T. BrDE. 3rf^, 3ra«T, arfR^, ^3^^*^, anr- 
 
 USCIVIUZED, o. V. Babbabocs. ?h^, ;^*irft, 3RfiF^, fH- 
 
 FscLAliiE», a. icithout a claimant. ^^utfT, ^^R^*^, «raTTlft- 
 !F, ^^rfRT, PjHIJJlft, fsT^TT^fft^, 3Frf^f^, STHT'fr. 
 
 UycLE, n./ather't brother, -^^i «. ^nPT m. fj^oT «. f^- 
 «n?TT m. 
 
 Wife of paternal u. ^-w1 /. [ m. MI^MMI m. 
 
 2 mother* brother. *Tmr ffi. Hl«|ol| m. HT^ ii«p. H1<J* 
 Daughter of maternal u. HJ'ft/. 
 
 "Wife of maternal u. »TT»ft/. 
 
 3 husband of maternal aunt. WTT^ »>. 
 
 tJsCLEAS, rSCLEASLT, a. V. DlRTT. IT5E^, H^i^JT, ^m^. 
 
 2— ceremonially ; defiled, \. Impuee. 3r?f^5I, f^iWI-m, 
 3 unchatte, unholy, v. Impkm, Lcstful. Roit'Fj'illfl^, 
 
 USCLEA5>'ESS, UsCLEASIiSESS, n. T. A. 1. HoE^TTT «l. T- 
 fonJITTT m. tiHf.rwf. 
 
 2 W^rs^-sldl/ R-llot m. STTTT^/. snjf^r^ «. 
 
 3 HfeoTTOIT m. Him*ft/. 
 
 USCLEASSED, a. HTV T VWrif, 3TV||Rh, 3fnfTf*TH, ^llf^d. 
 USCLOTHES, a. li*<f>«ii VlotT-f'TTT^tT, 3T?W, f^<<^, fT'RR. 
 UsciX)ui>ED, Unclocdt, a. V. Cleab. iTiJj'WI-rHilotI, fH- 
 
 TTscLoiuio, «. 3r^. 
 Ukcoookd, a. fn-^iffl. 
 UscOMZLT, a. unbeeoming. Vltm^., -H^f^fl. 
 
 2 See UseucEri'L. 
 U5couroBTABLE, o.— person. 3?^^, 31K|V4, srgw. 
 To feel u. '«^^ ^\vj\ in. con. 
 
 2— place, Ac^^^Tf^i^R'^Pft. 
 
 rNC03irOBTABLE5E»8, tl. T A. 1. Wg^frnTT W. ST^T'TI'TT »». 
 
 2'^]f f.'hr^'m m. 
 
 UXCOMMAM'EI). a. fH'if'^HW, &c. 31^, SRT^, ^HlflH, 
 UXCOMMIMIOXEV, a. ~I?^R^, ^r?M^, 3f»Pl^'f>, '«fTqrf5T?T, 
 
 FucoMiios, a. V. Kase, Scakce. ff^«, fSnar, ^if^f^, arr- 
 
 2 i.iM«#i««/. T. SiKASog, ainiftn, «»^f^, ^i???m, f%?r- 
 
 UvcoMVOxtT, o</i>. T. A. 2. «»•</ VEBr.<irR^,f^;W^, 3Tfi«f- 
 U9coiiiio55E«f, ». T. A- 1. ff^apmr ■». Ac. arjff^/. arre;- 
 ^/. 
 
 UNCOMPLETED, «. ST'J'TTT, V^^^ 3reTTTH, "STJ'T. 
 
 FscoMPOfjniEP, «. T. Simple. ftprf»wrft^, afHT^, "sirf^T- 
 UycoycxuEP, m. r. c'aulus, IjrMrpKHE9T. ^nsnnft or 
 
 f*I«*nwft, 9H^R*I, ^^^, %^WT, f'T^, f^^^TTf^, 
 
 irn2T-^RTo5T,3T51W. [3TSr^^. 
 
 Fsco>iiTiOXAt, a. V. Absolcte. I^^-H^^r, ^3T5t^T, 
 
 UNcoKFinso, o. snTc'nft. [ ^gW. 
 
 TJNcorisED, o. tpacious,Y. Eoomt. ^<^, ^?5T^, gsntT^r, 
 
 UscoNOEsiAi-, a. fti^T^n'^^r, 31^55^, 3T^5^?5, sriri^. 
 
 UscojfKECTED, a. tiot coherent, v. Iscossisteht. 3TO«15^, 
 
 f^<'<i<< , aronTT, ^lirT, 3t^?5it,3tjt1^'T, &T515, ^fiT?r. 
 
 FXCOSNECTEDSESS, ». V._A. aT^iJH OT. ^1^/. 3R^^^ >». 
 
 TTSCOXQUEBABLE, O. f^+I^fl^ 3Ttnf'T-&C. 3^3PT, gT^WT,3RvT« 
 
 TJkcOXQUEBED, a. ST^TfT, STT^rf^, ^I^T. 
 Ukcoxsciosable. See Ukbeasosable. [ j^. 
 
 Uscossciocs, a. \. Insensible. 31 -^dH, f'=l%fnT, Pf^HH, 
 
 2 V. losoBAST. sriim, 3rJrT^fTT,"WTffrTnR. 
 UscoxscionsxEss, n. v. A. 1. an^?l5^ n."%n^i*fK w. i(f^- 
 
 2 3l3JHItqoir ffl. aiy»1|UWMU| «."^*TTf^t/. 
 USCOXSECBATEI), a. 3TR5rP,'3(T'rf^f^, SlulnRjl, 3T^??i<T, 
 
 UXCOXSIDERED, fl. Slft'^irf^, aTHl^fl, Sff^TTf^, 31^5Tm^- 
 
 rNCOSSlO>T:D, a. ^ ^TS5Rt5T, Ac. are^^f^, 3T^<T, 
 UxcossTKAnJED, o. V. Fbee, Volustabj. Hl+otI, 3rt«l, f^T- 
 
 USCONSTBALNT, n. V. FBEEDOil. JIT^oETOIT »». ^3l4<M«( »l. 
 
 q q ^lMW m. aif'l^T ♦», STirff^'TO «». 3lf?RttT m. 
 
 UsCOSTAMUfAIED, a. ^WSl, Sl^f^nT, 5RVre, 3^117, ftl^, 
 UXC05TE8TED, a.— BD estate, &C. arnffTW. [iiPlMl4. 
 
 Uncosteollabl!:, a. \. Ibkehtbainable. aTTT^, sif^^TT, 
 
 UscoMBOLLEB, a. f»H 3T^T«rrqr, ^"%^, ^^ij^, fHt^v^ 
 IJ5C00KED, n. 'iT^friTrT, "R^, flj^, 3i'«r, arrrf^, ar^rm- 
 
 UscOBBECTEi*, 0. unrtstud. ST ;fl*li?»^, Ac. SlflrfVfT. 
 
 r»CODSTKD/l. ^ »n7I%ST, filSlH>ia«7Tylc.-H»lf01?T, 31^<?in«T. 
 
 rKcousTEBiEiT, a. T. Gesli.se, Keal. (Jl^if^H, 3T^q7, 
 UscooBTEOt's, a. V. Klke. f^HT^pnSWr, f*Ry^«ft^,Ac. 
 
 5>5^^, ^i^^, 3^^^, 3^=13'''^. 
 
 Uboocbiuheub, ji, v. a. O'l^t'nni w. aTO«T?TT/. 3Tffl??TT/. 
 UscovKTLT, a. V. BuDK. ffl'l^^'ITA, n^^, 3TO«l, affij?. 
 
 U5COUTH, a. T. AWKWABD, StBAXOB. CKlTBft, 3(PTrft, ^ITTT, 
 3W^, ftWT, STT^. 
 
 UycooTBHus, ft. T. A. anr^fhrn m. ^.^^i[vn\ m. Ac. 
 To UncOTEi, p. a. aMI °t, ^^"1 fl.-Jt'St «.-&c. fn»oi-OTT- 
 
 Sry.o/o. [TV. 
 
 UscovEBBP.f. V. V. yvifitf l, Vtvn i;tt?.«?T, Ac. T^iT, ad- 
 UscbiiatkD, a. 3t3P«T, 3»^, WfJlJ^OT, 3Hftf^?T, 3T^f?nT, 
 
 U.iciu)Ji. See AMOisnuvm, To Asoixt. 
 
TTND 
 
 910 
 
 UND 
 
 «Tf , =5^75, #T5T, f^^FOT ■qWjT. [T^Rft/. 
 
 TJ. substance,— gener. ^trs/. «. *T?pft /. H^lft/. 
 
 Softened by some u. substauco. H^^. 
 2 — earth or soil, f^jgoi or f=q<}itiT, f-=(+ui^. 
 
 IJnctdousness, m. v. a. 1. f^igiJi^niTr >«.-&c. f^i^in^/. aiY- 
 
 Unccltivated, a. filHrfl'N^^, TT^^, 1^, SS<t<, TF^- 
 2 See BabuXbous. 
 
 IlNCUtTIVATEDNESa, «. V. A. 1. Hr^^/. 
 
 Uncubbed, o. V. TJnhestbaised. «f%^, 3T5THT, aiT'lS £>»• 
 
 To Ukcuese, v. a. g^tfN/^o/). jr^TR «». ^•^^. 
 Undaunted, a. v. BoLD.fST'ciiT,f^'^,3T5frT,nT5r,3TfrTFT«nT, 
 Ukdecated, a. ar^TT, ai^t'tf, arf?^, ST^it"^, arf^fl'W, ar- 
 
 Undecating, o. a^fjRT^iY, 3T?r«rT, 31?t?t, ar^^, fH^, 3T- 
 
 2b Undect-ive, ». o. 13m m.-^;it^/.-&c. g^^m-^^tJT^'-^FT^ot- 
 «Tr?^^-&c. y. q/'o. fJT^'r?f-f^K-&c. sRot, ;ppf «». jp'-- 
 3t^ «>. pi. g-^fof y. 0/0. 
 
 ITndecidablk, a. arf^ofq-, arfH*!?'?, fHyf?TT€r^, ^tiRT^l^T. 
 
 Undecided, a. not settled. f^^^^]Z'^\^■, Ac. aifH'ffifr, 
 
 2 that has not formed Ids resolution f^'vl;^ ^ %3?5T, 3T- 
 
 3 See Ibeesolute. 
 
 Usdecidedness, n. v. A. 1. ^H^/. m. ^TH»\^ m. arf^T- 
 
 Undefiled, a. v. Puee. f^HTB, 3T^f*f?f, 3T>ir?,fH^f^,ailHH. 
 
 Undeftnablf., a. that cannot he described. f!?^iT 'fTr'TT^r ar- 
 
 ?ffT?T-3T^T^q-&C. 3T^?--^, aT^J^Tilft^, 3TfH^^?ft^, a#I^- 
 
 Undefined, a. v. Indetehminate. 3T?;^or, ^??^<iT, ^^^ 
 
 Undelivebed, a. fsj^^^^pj, f^i^^flrT^cTT, 3rHHf%, a^Ht^- 
 
 ?T, ar^rm ?w^, ari^i^. [ f^. 
 
 Undehonstbated, a. 3Tg"T^5T, arf^?, 3Tf%5tf?nT, arsrfrnTT- 
 Undeniable, a. \. Indisputable. ?fr|r ^ojrtf q^TT^ ^- 
 
 UnDENTICULATED, a. f^R^rir^, ^^trft, aT^tffl". 
 
 Undek, prep, beneath, belou; Sjc. W^^ ^T?I?TT, ^H<fr, W- 
 
 2 »n, OS included in.^ as disposed of under. ^\^\ ( ex. ^- 
 
 oE'nnsrtfr, fRT»«n^, ^t?.<^^, H?^^fr, f^?il^- 
 
 ^ifr, spffT^T^Tft in play, in laughter, &c. ), ^T?5t ( as spr- 
 *^r^T^, %aT^T?fr, ^1W# in, at, or under work, play, 
 labor ). 
 8 in subjection to. ^r?CT, f ^iTt?T,aiJT?^m, ?n5^Tm, ?Tflc5- 
 
 3 ZcM /A«n ^c. ^T?ff, SF*fr-&o. tnVA ^?Tt 0/0. 
 
 5 wJM <Ae forer or pretext of. l^rfKTTT^, fJT^T^. 
 
 6 (misfortune, pain, &c.) j«. 3?t?T, Hf^, 
 
 7 in Me <j»ie of. grtcT, JT«^, ^»T^, q^, oZZ Kith g. oft. 
 U. the cover or protection of. 311^, 3HT^. 
 Undeb, a. nether, inferior.^ t. Loweh. ^le^, ^?T?^, ^T??- 
 BF, arq-.^vT. 
 2 subordinate. 3TTS (in comp. as 3TT5^, airS^i^, Ac), 
 
 ^ra^, ^TfrmTrS^T, 5T (iu comp. as, ^f?i?=ra, g^n?,&c.). 
 Undeb-done, Undee-dbessed, a. — an article of cookery, 
 
 &c. f|T^, f|^q^, f^T^, ^F^, 3T^. 
 To be u. 3n'P2<Jf. 
 Undee-foot, adv. ^\^\^\^. 
 To Undeb-go, v. a. endure., bear, ^'c. v. To Suffeb. ^raor, 
 
 To u. a change. qf^JiPTm. ^[of g. of s. qfttJimm. qr^oi. 
 Undee-okound, adv. H?fl, *rtT?T, ^31T5, HTTTtrf. 
 Undee-GEOLND, o. dotM^^r, H^RT^, JfrfBT, 'TfHJTrr. 
 Undee-hand, adv. clandestinely, fe^ ^RTf, fe^T%ft^, 
 
 Undeb-hand, a. y. ■ Clandestine. aii^aTT^T, 3M3l^-^r, 
 
 U. work. ?;q'sr?r«. c^lsrt/. i'. %5e, ^, ^h^«. 
 
 Undee-labobee, «. STTST^, arr^^RTT. 
 
 To Undee-line, v. a. 5?rT??T \^f.-&,c. W\^-^x^, 
 
 Undeb-lino, «. inferior agent, a^nnit, aTTS^cJiT, ^TrTT, 
 
 ^^fHF, ^T?IT^Tc5^T-c5^-&c. +m<^K. 
 To Undee-mine, v. a. sap. ^mm. ^Rwf-tntSr, «r^ ^t^- 
 
 tiPTT ?«t'jpr-&c. TTi'^V- ^"^ 'TT^'«- yHotNuT^reaot y. ofo. 
 
 ^(ifuf, tftf M. i»i. ^'n^ ^y^^ g- ofo, 
 
 2 See To Excatate. 
 Undeb-most, a. «<fN'TT <,MIc*-m-WJ^OT-&c. ;3^V:?'4. 
 Undee-neath. See Undeb, Below. 
 To Undeb-pbize, To Undeb-eate, v. a. Tot nf-Hrffrl-^r^^- 
 
 pF»TfrffT-&c. arm^-tTT^-rii'iui, 7^ fq;H?ft^r-&o. hr^t- 
 
 To Undeesign, &c. See To Subscbibb. 
 
 Undeesized, a. 3TT^KMI-&c. rf^H. 
 
 To Undee-stasd, v. a. apprehend, comprehend, Sfc. fl»T3Tot, 
 
 ?^^-^5E^ all tcith in. con. ^fry[^-&c. ^, W^^m.f- 
 &o. <T3'?t »n. C071. onrf^. o/"o. ^^n. ^,IV\ g. of 0. 3TT3fw. 
 -Wt^^m.^^]^m.■^^]^m.-^m7l.-^^ m.'^ in. con. and g. 
 ofo. wrRf<T-?I^=qt<T-&c. qSr f'n. con. and g. ofo. ^^'^m.- 
 &c. ^ y. ofo. JTT^F^. 
 
 To make to u. yMvii«|ui, a|r^ or g^T^, "^TtT^. 
 2 become informed of. See To Leaen. 
 Undeb-standing, p. a. v. V. and Wi.se. ^iT^<irnT, v^TTTT- 
 
 ?;r, &c. ^TToi^rr, itt, *ihv»i<^k, ^h>j1(1^i<, ^r»i<»ft^, fii^tr, 
 
 Undeestandino, «. T. Y. 1.— oc<. ^JT^TOTn. ^«. Ac. ^m^ 
 m.f.^M^m. ^m»».lT^»». Il^w. Zf^]^7n. fTPTn. aTT'F^Tw. 
 I. intellectual powers, ^-^f. ^^^m. ^HOTm./. ?TH^/. 
 fTRn. fTT'T^^n. ft^^f 3^^^^ /• 'Tf?!/. ^/. M^f 
 
 ^wf■ ^T^^vf^'f. %rRr/. fTfJT/. e^rnn. 
 
 Etc of the u. fTTT5f?I«. 5TH^/. 
 
rxD 
 
 Oil 
 
 UND 
 
 Object of u. ^f^f^^^Jm. 
 
 Of feeble u. ^^-Ml ^-m*.. 
 
 Slow of u. Hf^M^, *i^ffl. 
 
 Ah I extinguish not the lamp of the u. aiHtNt ^TTT- 
 
 II. fleatant terms of intercourte, amicable relation of 
 miiidlt. ^HN m. "TT^/. X^^ «. i^Hlofl/. *I^MH w. nV- 
 l1'J-ll*ft /. Pt*iM«n ». g^^ or ^ «./. #^sj?T or ^lh5?r/. 
 
 Eight u. ( with, towards ). ««^t/. «H-j)H/. P. «PC, 
 To bring to • right u. ♦IMv^l^'ir, W»1^lft!ft/.-?W5TT- 
 4t^f.-« H 'jIH /.-^nrsfT/. ^T^ ^. o/o. r«fip. 
 To bring to a mutual u. «n'vjfH/. qr?^. 
 To come to a right u. ♦iHjIui, ^^T, ^/. ^RI^ y. o/" 
 
 0. diU/ «. 
 
 USDKB-STOOD, />. T. V. 1. ^PT^T^r^, TT3l%^, &C. ftTTT^T, 
 
 1. inrolied, v. Imflikd. •JraW-'^r ^TT 'h^HT, »Tf%, ^^ 
 
 rSDER-STBAPPEB. See U>DER-LI50. 
 
 jT/ Usdkb-take, c. a. <a*« »n hand, engage to do, 3^RfOT, 
 ^nft tTTof-^, «H*<of or qd+Kui, ai'fl+Kuf, ^t^Kwf, 
 
 nif, <*rT''^, 'E^ JpT^, 3TT"^, f^TT m. >i-e)riui g. of o. ^- 
 fT^ or Md*;« "».-3(Tnt^ »».-*fl-*l{ m.-3i'n*<"l n.-^ftT- 
 m »i.-ic. ^of y. of 0. [ ffl^hfT. 
 
 USDEB-TAKES, p. T. V. -J-HpiJ^I, «W*<i^l, &C ^ilfl^xl, 
 UXDEB-TAKEB, «. USDEETAKIXO, p. a. V. V. T^^^TTTT, "TH^- 
 
 ^OIKI, fT^ M<WIIM, Ac. :H'f1+K-»«rt!ETT ^RTf-irrft. 
 U5D£R'TiKt50, N. ffM/ZtT undertaken, qim n. <pm »■ i^^fs^n. 
 
 Bold OP hazardous n. t. Extebfrise. rV|i||<|H ^PT n. 
 Great, ardaous, kc. u. f^t% H7 n. 
 
 VVMn-TKNATT, ». Ml'i*-«JI*II Hl"i*<t,'lt^Ml^^ft. 
 
 2b TJSDKB-TALUE, P. O. SeO To USDEBBATE. 2 dctpiti, T, To 
 
 rXDEB-WOOD, n. ^ H. /-/. ITTfr/. 
 
 UirsnirwoRKiiAs, ^mr^??^! *ih*'i»ii<i, anii««ti. 
 
 ITyDEB-wBlTEB, «. inturer. f^r^SF, f^H'fO. 
 
 U5DERITED, «. T. NaTCBAL. ^TtffTfjT, »^'T:^5, f»TOnftH. 
 
 UyPEscBiBED, a. 3wrrfR, arfsfJifm, anrfirT. 
 
 u.vDEsEBTrD, a. rtH-!m(inMi, I'^if-^iO, Hi^titi^r, j^nwt^- 
 
 UXPECEBTEALT, ode. ^^W%, m^\^%, 
 
 UXDESKBTISO. O. ▼. USWOBTHT. f^-jq")«l|?»'^l, f^RJ^HTIvt^r, 
 
 Ux^DE9ia5r.u, <i. fiRTH^r^, f'*'nTHgwrr^, 3^»niTfWT, 
 •K^fMitl, ■^jf^'JJ*, ^i^f^i^*', sH^i^rHW, <rt*l»rr^*, 
 
 UsDEsiGsiKo, H. artless, V. Simple, Siscebe. p}t<mg , ^%. 
 Undesirable, a. ^^grr ^FtT^ITW 3T^it?t, ar^?^, ar^^^wft^, 
 
 USDESIRED, O. H^^d^SI, Ac. a ^ fnfidH , 3THT^f|=trI, 3iR>- 
 
 ^, &c. 3T^, SmJ^. 
 FSDESIBOVS, o. S^tqotT-Pl<KT, f^5!T, fJjft'^IJ, gRIJFt?^, 
 
 f^TT^?T, f5R^?I, l^^rH^T, t%W^, 3T^, 3TJiq^. 
 USDESTBOTED, O. 3^5^?, Srf^^, ^e^?I, ^K^J^, 
 rSDETEBMINABLE, a. STl^^nT, 3T^«Tl?f, SlfjT^T, f^w'^r- 
 
 |j TJ5DETEBMIXED, a. not settled, V. iNDETEBillKATE. fi)Jl?T;- 
 
 jl ^%f?T, &c. ar^roffrf, 3TfH«fif^, 3TfSifJiqrr,^i^itik. 
 
 1 1 2 ^Aa/ Am not made a determination. ^<f»<i<< ^g<T, ST^tH 
 
 XTSDETEBMIXEDITESS, «. V, A. 1. 3<ri i qf<< ««. 'iTf^qf^ »». 3T- 
 ! ^Ji^PT m. 3TfH«nT m. 
 I UXDETIATISO, UXDEVIOCS, O. finfJl-H^^I, SffSqffirSfT^t, 6«T- 
 
 TJkdevout, a. T. ISDEVOUT. Hf^fr^-T%T, 3T*rf^Tg. 
 U.NDIOESTED, <J.— food, &C. STJfT^, ft^«^, *R^, ^vR l H , 
 
 I; U. food, arnrtfl w. 
 
 li 2 «o< arranged, S(e. ftH«?lv»»^.I, ftTT^^WT, 4,c. "BfTT, 
 
 j UsDiosiFiED, a. aiqft?-, anrrrer, atr^^t^, Hi AM mt f^^ Tar- 
 
 USBIMIMSHED, O. Jp^ft fT ^TT^ST, &C. 3T1^, 3T^m^^, 3(T- 
 USBISCERSIBLE, «. T. iMPERCIPTIBtE. 3Tr5^^, |5!^,^- 
 
 TJkbiscebsixo, U.vDiscniMiyATixo, a. ftfS^, a^^, 
 
 UsDiRCiPLiXED, a. fir'lfil'W^, f^H**II|*ft, f^H' ^ R t fi , 3T- 
 
 U-sdibootebable, a. v, Impebckptible. 3T?Je^, 5f^?=«T, %- 
 HI-JH. [W^. 
 
 UKDISCBIMnfATED, a. 3?flr%^, 3if^rf>^, aTgT^HH, "H- 
 
 UifBisEAiiED, fl. rMrf^rar-irnsT, ^'fti pop. ^fri, st^t^t- 
 *r, Jt^^fT-Ac. 'Mini;, fn^t?, *|!|ih<Im, ^^tpii*w. 
 
 UsDwoiisED, a. T. Opes, t^tit, t^WRT, fms«q i <) r, 7- 
 
 UsuisPUTKn, a. f^JlJTVn^^, flTflMt^^T, f^flJ^T^, 3T- 
 
 J7lpaios»LT, ait. T. A. ^nK^^«qT^, Ac. g^ l Hf t y , 
 
 USDIMEMI)I.I50, a. V. SlNCEBK. f^T^VT?, !«*<)''-, 
 
 UXDl«Tt:«)i;igUAnLE, a. ^Aa/ ronnot be discriminated. '>|^- 
 ?fT, W^JI^TT, Wff^<|»0«<, SRf^HT^'ftT, arfTTTMr, TT- 
 
 UsDircuomsnEn, a. no* disrriminalrd. 3TfiqirN?T, 'flffHI- 
 
 2 no/ «*M««i/. f^nmm^vT, fi(^r^Tft«(T, f»jT3npv=«n- 
 
 ^, Ac. ^TtftftU«T-«Pl«T,^?ilffl5, 3R«*I'^, aHt?»T. 
 
tryg 91 
 
 Undisturbed, a. free from molestation. ^R^^, 3^^- 
 
 2 free from perturbation. aio'T^T, STo-m^rf, P-KIJA, 3T- ' 
 
 Undivided, «. v. VnOLE. ?rf^*rnT^?CT, 1^?I^?^:HT, 3Tf^- ' 
 T^, ar^TTf^, •■sr1%'Trf'Trr, str^rr, ar^s, ^»?, a^fe- ' 
 
 To Undo, v. a.unravel, vntie, taJce to pieces, Sfc. ?^wf^ ^- \ 
 sF?5^, 3Hn?at, 1^ra^, ^IjfS!:^, %Sof , ^ffl^t, g^niT >».- ^ 
 3^t5 or 3^T?5 «».-3'^l^'Jft/.-&c. ^Rirr y. ofo, ^^\')MWf.- 
 ^W^Z^^^S f.-^Wli^W^ f.-^c. spTof j-.o/o. %5Tjft/.-&c. 
 ^X^g.ofo. 
 
 2 «nH!/Z, ffwZ;e wiV/, reverse. HI^I'HI ^f^, *I5T?^BR^ 
 
 ^tTT n.-'T^iTl/.-&c. jp?:iJty. q/o. 
 
 3 See To Desteot, To Euin. [ 3'^*t^. 
 Undone, p. Sf a. t. V. 1. ^^ce^?5T, 3*a?.ai, ;jc?ns%?!T, &c. 
 
 To como u. — a garment, &c. ^^, f%^. 
 I. imperformed. fl^?5T, aT?«T, 3T?f'?Tf^, aTWfSnr, fftsTF- 
 
 Undoubted, a. t. Cebtain. f'i?H?IT, f^H^T'TT^, ^^Bf^- 
 
 UsDOUBiEDLT, o^fo. V. A. and Ceetainlt. fjf^^^q', afT^s.q'. 
 Undoubtful, Undgubting, a. t. Cektain. Pf^?[\^, ^1=PT- 
 
 ^T-^f|?f-^If^-«Sic. Pm<\ or ^v:Tf?r, 3T?r^rsr. 
 To Undeess, v. a. sr^ «.-tN^:<it ».-&e. JpTS^f-xirXui, ?^1T^- 
 
 X\^ or %'Toir-f%^^-f^5RPT-&c. :Rwr_ 
 Undekssed, p. Sf a. v. V. and Naked, ^^3rr?:3?yT, f^:^:^, 
 
 I. uncoolced. ^^, 1^=rT, 3T^ Jiop. STTT^, 3TT»T, ^FiTIT 
 
 ( as !FRitf*r?Tr, ^rT^rf^qr ). [ ^prt^*. 
 
 U. rice, pulsC; &c. as given to mendicants. JHiKlv) ». 
 UNDrE, a. improper, v. "Weong. ar^rsr, TrafT^, 'k^T^^, 
 
 2 inordinate, v. Excessive. STTqf^, ajyuK. 
 To Undulate, v. n. wave, vilrate. ^^^, ^t^«H|e(ui, ^S<Fr% 
 
 m. pl.-\^'^ m. pi. ?«fm-^df, gTlR^S TO.-^53rnT OT.-&C. 
 
 ?p^ ofltf, ioiV7i in. con. 3TO^ y- o/s. [rfR<H «. 
 
 Undulation, «. v. V. ^3'i;i«ri »». ^?^^ w. gcTT^J m. g-^f- 
 Undulatoet, o. Undulating, |j. a. v. V. ^rTTf^T^r, 3frT- 
 
 U. line on cloth. ?^^/. 
 Unduly, adv. \. A. 1. "t^^rsr^, ^\'^AM-V. 
 2 ont? Exce36Ivelt. %gHK, aTHTT^. 
 Undutf.ous, Undutiful, a. v. Disobedient. ^^Jft, 3T- 
 
 %5rTri?rr, ^q^sfH^, wg^^, ^'^HrT^. 
 
 Undutifi lskss, n. v. A. %f ^JftqrJTT m. ^^^\■^^^f. %^- 
 
 UNDIINO, a. V. lilMOETAL, IMPERISHABLE. SnTT, aTT>^, 
 
 Uneaslkess, n. y. A. arw^^qiTT m. &c. ST^^^rfT/. 31^- 
 ^^^ ft. smTTMH ». 3Tg^ n. aT?rt^/. 
 
 ! UXE 
 
 Uneasy, a. v. Pf.stless, Cakeful. SRERfT, 3T^J^r<^PH% 3T- 
 
 Uneatabee, a. ^ptrt 3TqM-&c. aTT^-q, 3fPT?loftq-, a^^a, 
 Uneaten, a. ^^^?IT, ar^^, ar^ftlfT, a(?<n1^iT, - 
 Uneducated, a. v. Illiterate, ^qs^r, aif^fm, 3T?^- 
 
 m^PR, ar^tftrf, arr^t^. 
 Useffected, a. are'q^, a^f^^, ar^rrf^rT, amqif^. 
 Ukelastic, a. ft'-qtH^MTT^Wif^fT, fJ)flf*(ih^?r, f«Wl^?ft?T, 
 
 Unembodied, «. T. Incoepoeeal. 31^^, ar^iffT, 3T^, 
 Ukembodiedn-e»s, «. Y. A. 3T^fc?r «. ar^^/. 
 Unemployed, a. f^spmr, ^TP^t, fH?q^, fH^lt, ^^mr, 
 f^^P<\, f^TS^FIK?, f^Ts^TT, f^??T^, spWT^Str or fjRTOT, 
 
 Ef^TTf^'ir^r-^notr, ^^r, ^^r^piR, m^sjT, get, ^ft srips- 
 
 Unemployedness, «. V. A. f<*lH«luiT m. fi^^^f ft^PRT- 
 
 Unenclosed, o. fq^^voiixfr, f«IT^f^T, &c. arHrfH, 
 Unendueing, a. v. Tempoeaey. gT!rr*^?T, ar^'-'TTql', arfliTT, 
 arf^f^. 
 
 Uneneegetic, a. 3Tg??fT^, ftfrHF^, f^^^HIT^, STHf^TT^, ?t- 
 
 5^t^, ffJ^^T, f^«T55, 1^T?r. [ ^:'!ltn. 
 
 Unengaged, a. v. Unemployed. ft^^mT, ^T?^, iTr^aT, f^- 
 
 UNEN.IGINED, a.'V^t'ft^, aTW^?f, 3l=qt^, SRTTfTlfTcr, aT- 
 
 TTf^. [ ?r»fRi. 
 
 UnENJOYED, «. ^THFI^HT, f^^>TFinTTi W^^, 3T^^, 3T^r- 
 
 Unentire, a. ar^of, aTO<jof, aRRiq, ^5711, f^^?lt»T, ai»T^- 
 
 ^r?j, ar^^, sqn, ar^fn. 
 UneNvious, a. H?^^r WlotT or fJT^TotT, f^^lr^r?, aRTc^T^ 
 
 Unequal, a. wo^ level, v. Uneven, g^'ft^, g'^^T^^ or 7- 
 
 2 not equal, gcner. arH^TRT, aTBH, aMrJT, f^^v!, ar^lH- 
 
 8 incompetent, inadequate, v. Unfit, iKSurnciENT. 3T- 
 
 ?w, q;TJTi?TH, ar^JTif, ^t?5RT^. 
 Unequalled, «. unparalleled. fspigcEol^, ^<TlflMI, ar^- 
 
 <?*T, f^^H, 3T!T^»r, fspm, aTOT, aTHP5, ^^, ar^rft^r, 
 
 ar^. 
 Unequallednes^!, ». T. A. arjtRTrfT/. arrgqrq- «. arj?^- 
 
 m /. aRRT^rr /. arirfrf ji fsr « . "&c. 
 Unequally, «(/y. v. A. 1. g''?5F?r?7, 3W^W*'i &c. 
 
 decl. "PH^JTRFf, aTOH, Hnhh, 
 Unequivocal, a. \. Clear. ?to, g^?, §s?i?p, aiTStf-^y 
 
 arg^-qign'mqur, arf^a^. 
 Unerring, a. fim^:j\^sj, ar^, ar^^^ff^rRft, arafH. 
 Unerringly, adv. v. A. ar^^. [ f^^- 
 
 Unessential, a. fiR^fr^t^r, aRTRiT^, ar^TfJTff'T^, aiJTII- 
 Unestaelished, o. unproved. f^^^^m^S^, SiftTS;, aT?*Tr- 
 
 f^, ar^^^r. 
 Uneven, a. not level, t^^^^i ^'fl^, 3"^?R^T^ or ^TT- 
 
UNF 
 
 913 
 
 ITNF 
 
 It 
 
 2 T. UsEiJUAI.. aTHK, 3T^<T, 3{Hrf. 
 USETBSLT, aJe. T. A. 1. t^f^TTt?, J^f^^^, T^sfH, &C. 
 TJsXTKjrjTEas, «. t. A. 1. ^^T^J^TT m. t^^^'mj m. ^^ 
 
 XJSEXAMIXED, O. OfTTftfeTfT. [ jftT. 
 
 UxEXAMPtED, a. unprecedented. STJTH, Pl^-MH, 3H^, afrf|[- 
 
 USEICEEDKD, O. yUHfrl+M, aiRfrTJpf'TrT. 
 USEXCEPIIOSABLE, a. ftHf^^fft^, f^Hrt+iUt^T, &C. ^- 
 
 yfr, 3(T5iT«r, 3T^, anntr, 3niTf<?T, fH^W, f5Tn«n«T, 
 
 fvf^if^, &c. [^^f 1 3iH^rHd. 
 
 rNEXCITED, a. q^^JtiArfr, &C. 3T%f^, Sm?, 3T5T^tf^, 
 USEXECCTED, a. 3T^«T, 31Pi»Mia, ST^^fT, awrftm, 3TO^5. 
 UXEJCEBCUED, a. V. USPEACTI--KD. iH'^ll^'Y, aTT^T^T. 
 UXEXISTE5T, a. U>EXI3TIS0, a. 3T^tPTTT, !HR<<MR, 3Tf^5, 
 
 UXEXPECTKD, «. V. SUDDEX. 3T?^f^, 3R^f?^, 3T<lf^, 
 
 3<»f^f T, aii*RH+, 'ifP4n'tf«a, a^ifi^r^H^, fsR^aR^. 
 
 USEIPECTEDLT. ade. V. A. 3T^=5R, *)+frM<i, 3T^M^, 3fT^«ft- 
 T, "JT^f^ or i=if , (('t.H(<Cl, *?R'Trf«Tra', ST't^i-JM, 3T^- 
 
 Uxzxpesbed; a. J l <^-4l>.-i l, ^^^%=7T, ^Tsq^, 31j1I«mj<|. 
 
 USKIPEEIESCED, O-V. U>K>OWS. ^ SMT^^jAc 3i^^HH, 
 
 2 See IXEXPESIEXCKD. 
 UXEXFLORES, a. ^ifWl %?P^, =H*1M. 
 UXFADISO, a. V. LaSTISO. Jf ftlUUTI, 3T^c, 3T?T1, 
 UXFAILISO, a. T. LaSTISO. 3TO35, "M^Jfl, 3T^*^, ^Kf(K^ pOf. 
 
 3T?T«ft, 3T?TT, ^H'O'l, ^T^^. 
 USTAI*, «. — person. ^•'iqia^^^KI^I, ^ft^^TT^TIc?^, ^TTTT- 
 
 2— practice, &c."'Wrinft, sjff M<ft,'^iR'(\^,"'l<HI*INI, 
 
 tTxrAiBXEss, «. V. A. 1. wTSr^TTtfT^^TTTTTI m.-ke. ^l\**\- 
 fTTT m. ^r^Y^T^/. &o. WsnHTfoi^f^ n, 
 2 n?fr3T^t'mT w.nTTT^'T'^OT.VTT^i'ft /. a<«HH I n. 
 
 anRJMf/. Ac. 
 UsrArrnruL, a. t. Faub. #?t, f^S^ia, ^f^W, ^fTrfft, 
 
 f*l»1*<^IH, *IJllHlf&l«. 
 
 U. to ft TOW or o«th. «nBT«<T'a, PT^irwr^TT. 
 Vsiinntvufms, n. t. A. Wf^MTT w. Ac. Wt^ / ^I^HPft 
 
 TTxrAtncsuca. Seo U.<hr»itati5o. 
 UyrAamoxABUE, a. «jl*^i?^ %»l«T-f*I*l«i, ►*(*i|«i»l-^ITT- 
 «T, 3RC#t% ^t|t^, wl^^fH. '?"t*fT*?. ^"t*f%WW|, 
 
 aV Ujif A»TW, r, «. T. To Loots, To Orts. T^lflt, «tli^. 
 
 ViTATHCUP), a. f^wiwn, ?T^7», 
 
 UvrATnoMABu. a. /»<. »!» ^ ^ii'ii^i, wmu, jm, «m- 
 
 2^7. T. l.tcoMPBiHEXiiiu. ^it*T 3Tn»^, 'wfir wn- 
 
 «^, >?^3t, ^^, If^. 
 
 »i« 
 
 Unfatobable, a. not propitious. SHRI^, ST^TJ^^, aiPre, 
 
 3PT?, argn, anrn^ or se, f^^riT. 
 
 FSPA\0BABLENE3S, tl. V. A. 3lH1Z1<Tr W. 3T'TJ'T'»IT W. &C. 
 
 WJW^flT/. ar^ffsm/. Ac. armg^?^ w."%«f^ n. 
 
 USFEATHEBED, a. V. CaLLOW. r^l ^ 5?^??r, i|"TT, 3TvTT<T<I^. 
 
 UxFKELixo, a. pititets, v. Ckuel. ^^, ^'TT^T, ^^^ar- 
 
 f^lloll, ^T^^, 3<+*'<'l. [ f^^. 
 
 UXFEIGNKD, a. V. EbaI,. ^U, 3T^f^, PlHHd, 3<*M4, ^T??T- 
 
 Ukfettebed, a. v. Fbf.e. Jit^jsr, ^n^ff, 3T^?5, f^^nj 
 
 'ftTTT^T-^jfT, rtlauMi^'wr-P'riiar. 
 Ukfigubativk, a. STOHJ, afT^RTf^, anHlM^iR*, 
 Usfilled, a. ?T *r^3T, HuHiri-ll, 3^^, 3THR"Juf. 
 UirmasHED, a. aiTjTT, ar^^m, ST^TT, auRr^, ST^Tmrr, arf^r 
 
 "^j ^^^1 ^P^. 
 Ukfit, a. improper, v. 'Weono. *J)<<irM«ft, ^Rn?T, a<«i'l'M. 
 3<jRd, 3nT»Tr4. 
 2 unqualified, incompetent, v. TJssuitable. arg^ifW. 
 
 To UxFiT, ». a. "3T'fFT-JTT^«r^-^?T^-Ac.^, ai'^t^mT/. 
 51If9l«J*t /.-Ac. 3TMor. 
 
 FXFITSE83, n. V. A. i.'^^r^^Ttjrr m.'J^^^i??n?oTr m. 3{^\ 
 
 USFIXED, a. unsettled. 3flft'«TT, 3?^^, 3TF«n^, 3ll«*R'<TrT. 
 Unfledged, a. v. Callow, qr ^ If^^SST, W, a^^iTHq^T. 
 UxFLiscHiso, a. v. FiBM. ff TO^Rr, ^T *-^"flW, f^RP^r, 
 
 To UxFOLD, r. a. open out, expand. ^atlSi", <JM4>'i, 3^H 
 
 wf, "WT^, T^TIT «i.-Ac. ^JT«t ^. o/"©. 
 
 2 r^wa/, V. To Declabe, To Tell, ira^, ^I^W't, JPI 
 
 ?-JfftT5-Ac. ^m, il^m »«.-&c. ipT^ 5^. 0/ 0. 
 
 Umfobbeabixg, a. v. UxroEuivixo. "Hflt^ft^, 3T??tH, ar^TH, 
 
 UxroBBiDDEx, o. fipT k^tHt, 3i^f«r5, a^Jrf^f^^, 3Tirf?T 
 
 UxFOBCED, Seo Natubal, East. 
 
 Ukfobdable, a. f^pnra7?TRT^, MI«l"jTll«f, <ft^, JPTRJ. 
 
 UkfOboivixo, a. 3fTOt^, 3l^")^«P, ^«('rai-fJTO«T, afl?m, 
 
 UxFOROiTiKaxES*, n. ST^rm/. 
 
 Ukfobtukate, a. — of pcnjona. JhW, 3T'Tn^,^^HP^, TN 
 
 ««r, *w?i?T, ^[ot^':^, ^FJijT^, ^^^^^1 ^Tia^- 
 
 *T, yi^in ^'nwmr^^fT^-'if^mnn-Ac. s^fn, ^vr^'KY, 
 ^ft'^fr, 3»vHr4, wtft^r^, n^nj. 
 
 2— meaaurci, Bflaini, Ac. JhI'II^I, J^I^I, 3rnntn?r, 
 
 f^^fmi, ■HfJniT^, arft^T^, swmWt, .•niM^tr, «(^f ■ 
 
 USFOBTUSATBLT, adv. Y. A. ^IT^^, ^f^>V:^, J^llSfr, |- 
 
 on *•• Ac. ytmnj/. f^prmmr/. Ac. *^n»ft/. *Tnn(t- 
 
tlNG 
 
 914 
 
 tjim 
 
 UsrouNDED, a. 5cET%'raT-Pt<lo&i,gai^f-tR^, f^fS'+ixMi-m, 
 
 USFBEQUENTED, a. 5|^^55tirT^, 31li--)c&U|MI, aTTS^oSUft, ^- 
 
 IT. place. am^oEtii n. 
 
 USFBEQUENTEDNESS, «. V. A. "hv^^Vll ». 3TT J<<otU l «.'?I^TT'I- 
 
 TJnfbiesdliness, «. V. A. 1. ST^Sfm/. arf^TT? m. ^- 
 
 2 aiTTT^r^ n. 3{HH«Wrtr/. 
 
 Unfkiesdlt, O. ^HT^rtTSJT-PiiloSI, >l^T^5ft^, ^ifiii^, 3T- 
 
 ^^, 3TH^, arf^, 5|^, 3iTf^g, 3Tf^H^. 
 
 2 — of events, &c.v. Unfatobable. aiTf^,3lHH^(4,f%TK. 
 
 TJkfeuitful, a. f^sTTSS or as, 3rpc5, "FrJ^-^^T-^JfT, 3TP- 
 
 TJnfecitfulkess, «. T. A. ^i4)rfdl/. 3<>»>rfdl/. «Pc5TT%T«. 
 
 Unfulfilled, a. jtt T 50^, J^T 5|i^?TT=5rT, 3Tym, srjrfr, 
 2b Unfubl, t). a. iooic anJ un/ohl. #^, HT^str.&c.^liTot. 
 Unfuekished, a. v. Emptt. m^\n l q»ioir-fHn5ET,ft!pmT, ft- 
 
 *iH+r, ItcTr, ft^, ar^Twf . 
 Unqainlt, o. v. Awkwabd, Clumst. aTTT^, atjiuft , %«5i. 
 USGENEEOUS, a. 3?^^, SnT^TBJJJfW, H^mt*, 3T?<m^^^, 
 
 Uhgenial, a. 3Tfl|c*-qr^, ^T^TJ^tT, ^T^r^noT, ST^^Vfrl'gB, 
 Ungehtebl, Unqentlemaklx, a. arfn^, 3TO«T, 'irf?!^, 
 
 9re«fff^, arf^^ffrT, ^t^^^Tffrr, ^5='TfTft^T. 
 To Ukgied, v. a. spHT/.-SFHT^j^ m. W?ar. 
 U»Godlines3, n. V. A. 3T^<TaiT »>. aT^ffr^'MT w. gTKR »»• 
 
 UkGODLT, a. V. IBBFJ.IGIQUS. 3Ttnff, 3TtTTf^^, ^'TO^'P, ^- 
 
 ■Ungovernable, a. v. Ibeestkainable. 3T^T?rTT, SRNt, 
 
 3iPi«(i4, arnwrtT, 3T?TRq", 5:5TmT, jf^^. 
 
 Ukoovebned, a. unbridled. ijeS'lifO, SRIT, a<^fJ(H, 31^, 
 
 3Tm%cT. 
 Unobacefol, o. v. Awkwaed, Cldmst. %5^, ^s, 1«r^- 
 
 Unobaceftlnkss, «. T. A. 4J«€(HU|| OT. ^steTOTT m. afN?- 
 
 TJngbacious, «. V. Unkind. ar^TTT^, 3T^7, fr|*M*l^, gfR- 
 
 UNGBiMMATICAL, a. oqi^PlUK^ ^PRT, o^l*tUlf^*|[, »i<|*<- 
 
 Ungbateful, a. not feeling thankful. 3<jV*l^, fH*M*lO, 
 
 2 T. Unpleasant. ?TR?fTT, 3Tf^T^, 3Tf?ir^, 3fTT^, 3T- 
 Unotutefulness, n. v. A. 1. and Inqhatitcde. STHWr^- 
 
 2 TltJif^SUIl m. 5RT^?THT/. &c. 
 pNGUAKDED, «. H ^f|l^c5r, <l<<)un^M<Al-f%TT3T, 3TT%rf. 
 
 2 See Cabeless. [ TT n. 
 
 UNGCtNT, n. ointment, ^f. ijl^ «. JTT^TiT n. #^ m. 1%%- 
 
 Unguents. ^m^ui n. 
 Unhackneyed, a. ?N:<N«i^l, 'FRT, "TtlT, 3Tg^, 3TO5T, an^?, 
 
 Unhallowed, a. v. Impube. arTft^T, anRT^ or sr, himi*, 3t- 
 Unhandsome, a. v. Uglt. ^C7, q<^^<fT, 3T^^. 
 
 2 illiberal. 3Tg^, 3Tsr^^. 
 Unhandy, a. t. Awkwabd. 3fl3H4, gmjWT, JTr^^sft, 3T^5. 
 Unhappiness, «. Y. A. 1. 5;^ n. I^^PTT »». ar^^^TnT «. 3T- 
 
 g^ M. 3T^ »». n. ar^n?? «. 3TH^ «. aro^^s^ «. ar^jJ «. 
 Unhappy, a. t. Wbetched. |:^, arg?^, ar^n??, aiTj5[l?ft, 
 
 2 See Unfoetunate, Calamitous. 
 Unhabdened, a. v. Unhackneyed. ^W. 
 Unhabued, a. V. Unhdet. ^^^HPT, ^j+^l«ft^T, 3T?T?f. 
 Unhabmonious, o. v. Discoedant. %5g[T, T^^, f^^r. 
 
 UNHAZAEDOUS,a. fSpT^^t^STRr, f5T^r^pft,y?l'(«)Hlf^<|ctT^5;r. 
 
 Unhealthfdl. See Unhealthy, Unwholesome. 
 Unhealthiness, n. y. A. 1. ^T^RPftTTT ni. &c. 
 
 2 il'flHUIT m. 5ITM+H«II w. ?P13T?nFr^ «• 
 Unhealthy, a. habitually indispoted, v. Sickly. ^^nt»ft, 
 
 2 unfavorable to health, insalubrious. tPft, <1TWI, ^TT- 
 3pnP-ST^-&c. aT^m:<l+K+-wFT1>-&c. aTOTTTtJM«»>K*-v»I- 
 
 3 abounding mth disease, ^pft, ^i'ii-=(l, il'iH^^, <i'i«(^r5. 
 
 Unheaed, a. H^*rfrti, fipT ^4>rfrfT, ar^, ai*ui»(«. 
 
 U. of and unthought of, utterly unknown. ^;?V jpft 
 
 HTfr. [ ^rmr, 3Trw. 
 
 Unheated, a.— metals, &c. f^HI<<, 15|r|[<0, f«HHi^, f^HT- 
 
 2 — oil, butter, honey, milk, &c. ai^j^T, f%5p^,f«R5J>5n?r, 
 
 Pi<tii. 
 Unheeded, a. v. Disbegarded. an^i^f^, 3^f?^, ai«)HlPlrt. 
 Unheeding, a. v. Cabeijcss. aror^^T, 3T?t^?7. 
 Unhesitating, a. v. Confident, Pboupt. ^s^, f%VT5, 
 
 Unhesitatingly, aJo. v. A. f^«i?I*<, f^iviTrl or f^yffi, fsR- 
 ^ig?T or ^(5?f, imr^^T, ^^^, JlWra^F, f^«^l!F, n^f^, 
 
 Unhewn, a. a^TST, f^miT, f3iqMi^rfl,fSR^t¥^% ^g?iq5^- 
 Uhhindebed, a. fsj^rais^l^I^I, f5R^T^5<ft^,3Tf*r5I, ar^rf^, 
 
 To Unhinoe, v. a. fsi^STPrff «. iJ^.-W^ w. j>?.-5t% »». pl.-&o. 
 
 ij <^<4di -<H«ur-f^ftT<T-&c. q>TOt-f«rt'?!<,<'l-&C. ^. o/"©. 
 Unhinged, j». y. V. Rl^l'KT^dMc&tirll, &c. f^fSfrT. 
 
 To he \i.^. feel prostrated. Wot4<*"i, Sf% «./>?. flB 
 
 ft«t 5?. 0/ «. ToEot. [m/. argfl;/. 
 
 UsHOLiNEss, «. V. A. aHMf»iyM"ll m. &c. Sf^Pl^mf. STTfj- 
 Unholy, a. impure, v. Wicked. 3T^5T, ar^, atrg^, a?^- 
 
 f^, 5HH'|rl or 55, n'rt'J /'Op. HoE^'T. 
 
 Uhhohoeed, a. t. Contemned. afT^iPlH, ^<4*iif^. 
 
• UNI 915 
 
 To Unhobsk, f. a. tkrotpfrom a horse. ^iM\^\^\ ^^-STT- 
 To USHOCSE, r. a. drive from (he houte. IHMK<^I q^, ^K\- 
 
 Pi<i«iH'wi ^jTwr, v<iHH +i<sui, Piiwr-Ac. ^jt^. 
 Ukhvkt, a. 3iH*«iq,%^^?ir^^, f^VRRr, ai^H, >mifd, 
 
 USHCETFirL, a. V. ISSOCEKT. vHf^+lO, SWTVT, WHM*I^. 
 
 USHUSKED, a. — rice, &c. 3TO1T, 5««lt, anPlMf, STf^'R^^, 
 
 2 — cocoanut, betelnut, Ac. yntflrfl. 
 UxiCORir, n. rhinoefro*. fJV "•• "^^^ »«. 
 U>'ISI0HATICAI., a. ^■?a'«4|-»<<| itfO^Mil-Pniotr, TT^'ra'JT^- 
 
 U>'iFOEM, a. q/'tffie appearance^ eharacUr, ^c. ^^M\M\-'^- 
 fft^-«1-^->*l-?l?*|-«II-<'IHl-M*KHI-&c. «1K«I, <.J«M*1K«I 
 
 2 of one tenor .^ equaUe. ^*«K<m, fllf^I, «i<,i««^, ^»TTT, 
 
 r.tiroEMiTT, fi. V. A. 1. i ^^^u^q oit «. Ac. ^^VT? «. ^- 
 CTHT/. ♦IHfc.HHl/. ^^^S^ n. ?ITCWT ti. fTTfRT «. 
 
 2 v%«i<(i<»oii m. Ac. ^Tn»ft/. ?mrir/. whuhi/. ?r»^n. 
 
 «MHR m. arf^ifW w. 
 UsiFORMLT, o(fp. V. A. 2. HTT^ <fcrf. *5**ll<4il ded. ^^^\^^ 
 
 ?.*-y<fl, ^^?ft^, ii[**LM, '(^-'j^ffl^. 
 Unmonm), a. SR^f^, " i i f^ f^ J T, -nd^. 
 
 175IMriIBED, a. ^H««T5T, i('J*«HNI,3??TfT, 3T^, STH'?^, 
 
 tJIsT 
 
 ^rrtTcq, 3TSTTTI«I^. 
 UllIliPElCHED, a. ■3I^f^,3Tf5f^,-*11lOP>Ht^l^,^MM4Jlf^H. 
 
 UynooBiAST, a. t. Light, Tbiflwo. fipT^TRT^, f^PW^i- 
 
 mv, Ac. fJWT, ^fT^i «'^. 
 U5nrrecTB», a. In ^ "(MlArtfi^I'IMI+M, <i«(lt(*fJ(?T, ^r- 
 
 I75T5Fi:,AllED, a. «JJ^H, 3^?^, "JT^tfjT, WfllfSH, 3TOmfT- 
 
 U5t5rLiMifABLE, a. ^ T imiTT,^ M<iii<T, «nwR5nn^,aT- 
 
 UyixroiMKS, a. t. Iokoiaxt. ^STfTTT, wrtrfiTT, ^HJ^, 3T- 
 Uxt50C9ioci, a. r. Stchd. 'jf^If', «jnil|Pl, -M^HftW^J. 
 
 179I50KJI0OVI, «. 3nrt^w, wnw, ^«"^, a^?, a?^, 
 
 VvvfaAtfTAtLT, a. «^IVI« 3f^Tnt, wifiii^, Tmr^THTj 3T- 
 UynrHABITCD. a. T^TTl, f*T^, ^^"1, ftnJ'jW, JMfrtfl, 
 
 ^^^, annr, f^'Jnr, inr^, ^fifh^i, fWnil'^ni, f^- 
 
 jl 3T^Rf^, arstT. 
 
 ' XTsrsjuKKD, a. V. UxncRT. *i^H>^IH, 3T?TfT, ar^rrmrr^iR. 
 
 I UsiS8TBrCTF.», a. T. loSOBAHT. 3TW^, StfjI^T, 3T?ltTTTf^- 
 
 j TJstKTELi,ioEJ!rcE, n, arfnT n. ^Tffl/. 3T^iTT/. ariH?^ n. 
 I Ukisteluqest, a. v. Ibbational. 3TfTR, ?tPT;[lf^^» ^- 
 
 j; 2 T. Stdpid. g^t^ vT5-Jt^-&c. ^iRff^, ^^T^f^, aT?tTT. 
 
 UsiSTELLlGIBLE^o. ^H^m^Tm-^TPltH ^TFTm-Ac. aT3(IWT-f:- 
 USISTENDED, TJSISTESTIONAI,, O. V. tTXDESIGin'.D. f^R^- 
 
 <n^i argf^fiJT, sTH^iirT^prT, ar^rfn^, arai^R^'?^. 
 
 TJsiNTEBESTED, a. having no concern, f^iloil, %lo5T, ^l^r- 
 
 ?Hrr^, 3Tfl^^, 3TO^«T, 3T?t;ft, sTf^nnft, ^^rrf^H. 
 
 2 fio< having the pagtions engaged. a^TPf^, •l^<'^, ^H<.*ii, 
 3^RT, >i<^l+ftH, 3nT«<H*lctl-rH<I<il. 
 UaiHTEBESTEDNESS, M. V. A. 1. Pl<lolMU|| m. &C. ^«iy<|f^rM' 
 
 «. ^i'fyPTr^ »». afRRf^RTT/. 
 
 Umxtebestino, a. ^ Rfl*)UiiTT, fiiiR^ii*, 3<<vH«h, afPT^- 
 
 UsiSTEBuiTTED, UifrNTEnMrrTixG, a. V. Continual. pRfT- 
 
 Uktntebmittednesb, n. v. A. aT^tTTT m. ^^<t4 «. r«=l<d<Hr 
 
 /. ^«lf^rV n. rH<IH<lf^f<< «• 
 Unintekmittinolt, ait', v. A. f^rrfTT, WTH, ^ifTTT, ai^i^ ST- 
 
 FkiSTEBRUPTED, a. 5R^, 3R^, 9T^fi<T, f^<d<, 3RfTt, 3PT- 
 IT, 3TS«T^f^, 3TWTT^, 3Tf%f=E«r^, 3Tft(fAH, 3Tf^<T, 3T- 
 
 TJnintekbuptedness, »i. t. a. yHHinmi m. 3TWnfT «. i^t- 
 
 U»n»TlEirTlD, a. 5R*frMrt, 3T^lTf^T?T. 
 
 I Unihtestite, a. jfiP^If^, jf^^, ST^^H^m, aBI*?«JT, 
 
 Uninvited, a. jt ^P^TW^^, f^»1'i)?*llAr5I, i*iPlHf^n, 3^^^!- 
 
 j Union, ». ac/ of uniting, Sec .Toinino, 2. unitedMt$, t. 
 Junction, sin m. «iW w. fl"^*! m. ?tfv w./. ^rtv m. ^^ 
 ' »»T«ftn m. fjj'+fll/. ?r»I m. fi»I?l/. ?i«lf^/. «T'|»«T n. 
 I 8 concord, t. Aobbemkbt. ^/. ^^^ «• tr m. ^w^ n. 
 
 ' Unipasoi'i, a. producing one at a lirlh. ^W^. 
 UNtqcK, a. #Mi^/« in ttt kind, T. Sinoulab. ^VmiT, aPT*^- 
 
 Wl^fl «. ^¥^- 
 
 Unison, n. — in mnRio. TI^V'T n. ^^«| fi 
 
 That 11 in itrict u. <ll<«l'f1^. 
 2 S«e Aoiekmknt. 
 U»n, n. ^ m. ^^rtv ». 
 
UNJ 
 
 916 
 
 xmt 
 
 To Unite, v. a. make into one, v. To JoiK. ^ ^^, vfiiw, 
 fHoE^rot, ^*T^, ^^Ct<|><0| n.-^?Ttn m.-&c. JpTof ff. o/o. t- 
 
 2 Mflie /o affree. »J+4U1I w.-^^q' n.-^^FTTT w.-^ m.-Ac. 
 
 To Unite, v. n. become one, join. fHolui, ^ '^^^ ^'TTT ♦».• 
 &c. fli^g.ofs. 
 
 2 concur, v. To Aobee. fira^, t^-iJ+f^rt-^^+f^rl-^'^H'- 
 ?T-&e. ^ot, ?{*TTfrf/.-3T5H^/.-&c. ^of or, tw/A y. <)/«. 
 
 USITED, |». V. V. A. 1. vjfli«^f<51, r*le4«(^?5T, H*^^<5T, J'P, 
 
 ^t^, ^nrrf^, ?t'frf*i<T, ?f^. [ &c. 
 
 2 «(+>-3rfl , >i+F^Ti, ^J+,Md, ^^^, ^J+IHHNI-^^KMl- 
 TJkitedlt, or/tf. V. CoyjoiNTLT. fifSH, fJToEoftJj, qnTrr:. 
 UsiTT, «. V. OxENESs. (r*Mui| j». ^^ n. (T^c^ n. (^Z ar- 
 
 2 concord, v. Agreement. ^/.^^ n. ^rsSTP m. ^- 
 
 Universal, o.— of place. ^r^fa^oT^, ^^ft^nJfHT, *ll4f^- 
 
 ^, ^^5ifi<ft, ^^s^rn^, i^»^o«ii^, ti^'M, 
 
 2 — of persons or beings. ?T^^T, ^T'^'nfhTT, ?T^?f«itft, 
 
 Unitersalitt, «. T. A. 1. ?T^5?TTftfrr/. f^*^*><<ifvirrT/. ?r^- 
 
 «TIM+p:< n. HT^ff^TlK^ ». 
 Universallt, adv. \. A. 1. ^iCtfti^Mf, 'B^T'^VoSt, ^I^, H- 
 
 Universe, njhe whole creation. Sf^rff n. fl^Ptte •». '•PT «• v!f. 
 
 'Ir^HiJ n. v1'lr^<5 n. Ml'lr^fH W. vfPT^W. ^JPTrft/. f^TH «. 
 
 ^ 71. f^t^njft/. ?f?ir^q^ n. 3f4*<ii^ ♦». r<«r^^^ w. 
 
 Soul of the u. vH'l<^lrHI m. f^s^TrHT «». eiltn^^i «•. ^• 
 JTIrJTT ♦». T^ «. ^^ n. 
 
 The doctrine of the non-existence of the u. ^Jf^niT- 
 
 ^ m. — One that maintains it, ^js^rsrn^. 
 
 Universitt, n. oisemllage of colleges. Mii^iirti/. 3i^*f5|<^l- 
 
 rS^nriTwi. yirfm'j;^ «. ^iraiWHl^lOT. The English word 
 
 transliterated is commonly used. 
 
 Unjust, a. — of agents. <fl^r«ft, ^^THT^, 3TqT?f, 3T^Tf5^, 
 
 ^, 3T^q*nWrtt. 
 
 2— of actions. 3H-^I^NI, y<'ftrf)x)|, 3T^kHt, il^HWI'PI- 
 
 grw"!, ara^T^m, ar^KT^ftf^f, >Of^f^^g , arnmrf^. 
 Unjustly, adv. t. A. ar'^TT^, 3T5^q;p5S7T, afTJfWt^, sf^- 
 
 Unkind, a. ?^"«moET-fHTTc5T, 'WSRqaT-f?inaT,">'i^»T*T^^T,^^- 
 
 Unkindlikess, n. v. A. 3m»ToE«T'TT»». 3T»in?J?^«. 3T5*rt^». 
 Unkindlt, a. V. Unfatobabij:. st^T, afmi?! or 5e. 
 Unkindly, adv. v. A. f^«nT, ^Milh^^, ^^i^^, JTH^^, 
 
 Unkindness, n. v. a. sh^ttt/. 3Tsr?w/."JiTKJT?rT/."'R^H 
 
 w. 3iw1f?i/. 'iT^/. 3T^^w. f?n=r»T?^». arg^^JRw. 
 Unknowing, a. v. Ignorant. ar^F'iRrT, %^JmT, aT^ITT, 3Tfr, 
 
 ar^T^g;, afrrfTir, srsi^tw. 
 
 Unknowingly, nrfi'. v. A. H^^RT, ^T^sTmHt, ^ ^H^lrii . 
 Unknown, a. SRToE^, gRToE^r, '^ <Hlf^rf t^, arfTM, 
 
 aiRf^H, 3T7fcf^, 
 
 2 unheard of, unseen.^ ^c. ^ ^tiriSI T Tlf^^iril, 7r^?5T T 
 
 ^'^rf^g, 3iT5[^3"^5 3T5Tf*TnfI. 
 3 — in algebra. 3i<«<Tf>. 
 
 U. to, wiiJtout communication. ^ ^Fanf, ^ F^T^rTt, 
 
 F^T^f'f'T, &c. ^ Hf»mf, H ^ot^rft, +Mi5rT ?r mt'wf, &c. 
 To Unlade, v. a. w%n.-&c. g-fRot-^TSUT, ?jrT^-RW»n-&c. 
 
 Unlawful, a. ?R^u1f;r*J«)l 5ri^T^,'Jl<<l>l«<<qNT, TTsrfsT'fTT- 
 f«F5, <Ml^lft+'5, 1%W^5, tjtnir«(t>^, tTJf^r^f^g:, 
 ifiT^f^i;, 3RKm, arrr^, frrw, eiVa, s^-ji^, ar^vrrvT^, 
 
 Unlawfully, o</». v. A. ?R<f;Kt ^PR?^ *fr|fr-??tf^-^?tf5-&c. 
 vjw ffrf5 ifrffr-&c. 
 
 Unlawfulness, «. r. A. f^f^^^^dl/. ^f*I^<ttT m. ^^- 
 f^^tTT/. &c. ar^il^Hl/. 
 
 Unlearned, Unlettered, a. f^ qsricil, aiM^^, 3R?^, 
 
 fjR?R, 3T55?T5r, arl^^RT, f^?IR%f , ^tHI??, 3??>Hr«T- 
 
 ipT, 3R«ft^, aT'iftfT, oT^R, 3TfTRr, 3T^Rft, 3f?r, ST^Tf, 
 
 Some terms for an unUttered and rude peiton aro 
 
 ^^m. q[i^TTT«». iPRn^w. V^P^m. 
 
 Unleavened, a. fSRT^ff*?^, fiH5JH^3l,^ifk. 
 
 Unless, con. This conjunction may be idiomatically render- 
 ed in several ways. Ex. ^^ ^\vM\A\^-r^ aTTrTRT- 
 ;ft^-&c. jft >j1|uir fl^ I will not go unless you come, 
 <TT«W T snOT ?R-<n3RT qi?t T^fOT fR-&c. ift T^f ^^ 
 I will come to morrow unless it should be rainiug. 
 
 Unlicensed, a. Riq^H^. 
 
 I Unlike, a. V\K^^^^\ f^^n^-^nssr, <H«HM, aRRT, 3TH^?T, 
 
 Unlikelihood, Unlikeliness, n. v. A. ^ o^i4iMi»1qon«. 
 
 Unlikely, a. v. Improbable. ?r o^NI^^I'II-^rnrTT-^TR^, 
 
 fi} qo^ i qMH ir-&c. 3Ri*l^, aWHTsq, fi^TT^^, 3T?fim. 
 
 |i Unlikeness, a.v.A.3RRl<Tr/. aRfR^ w.SRTI^Tw. aTHF^rTT/". 
 
 II Unlimited, a. v. Infinite. HtrTI^W^i=r^, MX^^ %noST-f^- 
 
 I TioET, STTR, 3Rft^, gRRTT^, f?rnrf«T. [-&C. ^. 
 
 II To Unload, v. a. CHr% «.-&c. 7?R^-^FI3^ i^. ofo. ^Tc^ft-ftm 
 
vmi 
 
 917 
 
 rNo 
 
 To UXLOCK, V. a. ^=57 ». <iM<ui-^T?^ ff. qf o. 
 
 TSLOOKEB FOB, a. unexpected. 3Rqf^, 3Tt?f?l?I, 3rai%«T, 
 
 UsLOvELi>-E3s, n. T. A. aTiMT^ tt. 3 1 «H o q w. 3T^^ n. Ac. 
 
 USLOVELT. a. 3T^, 3TT^, 3TH^IfT, 3^fjm^, a?^^. 
 
 rsLucKiLY, adv. T. A. ^r^, ^^c^T, i^frir^. 
 
 rsLCCKT, a. no^ tueeest/ul, v. Usfoktcsatk. fsprf^, JKf- 
 
 ^, +^*jd, ^i^^^, ^^*fit, ^«i^, 3PT:?. 
 
 2 no/ retuUing in tucce**, T. Usfoktusate. JMI'^II-Hil, 
 
 3 v. IxACspicious. 3T*r^, 3T^, smTc? or a, 5»«r. 
 To TJssiAKE, r. a. v. To Dzstp.oy. m^W ^T^, ^^ q^r^t. 
 To UsmaS, r. tt. deprive of the qualities of a man. HT^Rnf^- 
 
 2 T. To Disprarr. '^vpHHn ot.-^^^'TT in.-^H»I m.-"^5^ 
 »t»I m.-<tc. ^rif ^. o/*o. M<l+H^'Y'T-^<?TT5TW-&c. ^T^. 
 
 3 deprice of men. JR^ n. ^/. «BlJ'it-+>fl<Hui. 
 
 r>'iIASAOEABLF,fl. T. iBBESTBAnfABLE. ^flfq^TK, ^P|«ll4 , 
 
 arf^nn^, •smi^r, f^T^rr, ^lA. 
 
 USMAXIFESIED, a. 3T5rPI/«y. WHT?, ^mHi^, 3iq+lRlH. 
 
 r51lA5LIKE, USMAXLT, a. V. EfFKJIIHATE, CowABDLX. q^- 
 USMASSKKLIXESS, n. V. A.'JRfnWT'n W. &C. "^T i H I ^ ^ ■< ?) /. 
 rSMASSEBLT, USMAXSEEEB, a. V. BCDE. 3Tf^, 3TO«T,"^- 
 UXMAJmED, «. f^W<^, f^<^l4l. 
 
 U5VABKEI>, «. Aarin^ no mark. flWg^P^, f^TrTfTOI, ^rf^q^. 
 2 unohierted. 3T;^;t, J<H«n1f^ , <i4Hitf^Vt . 
 
 UyvABEiED a. NHr'.MMi, arrosT, wit, (W, arfiRrf^, 
 
 To UsMASK. Sco To Exi-OSB. [3Tf^[fft^. 
 
 USMATCHED, a. f ^HJ^IW I ^I I, ^TTT^t^, ^Tl, anrf^, 
 
 UinUTCSED, «. IfV, f^iHI, 'fl^, ^frfT. 
 
 rxMEAKiso, a. 3fST4^, f5|T'4^, 3w'rf%TraT-%ncET, 3nr<Tr4, 
 
 USKSAinxairEss, n. v. A. ^PTVTTtT m. f^44>MU|| m. Ac. 
 yHH*/<W «. ■Wllf^riJ n. Ao. [ fipT. 
 
 UxMKAacBzn, a. f«HHi>»!^«!i, wmPTmh, 3?f»nT, imPT, aw- 
 UinnDnATEJ), a. 3Tf<Tfiw, H^t'i^f^ft, «<J^HJ1«1. 
 U'UEBCirVL, a.T. Cbvel. f^r^, ^^J^RoCT-f^TToST, ^^m^-fl.- 
 
 s^-Ac. are^ot, Pi Ml AVI, ^qoi, 
 'Csi««cim.i,T, adv. T. A. f^^nwrsf, ^^^t^, ^m^i^^f. 
 VyvnctmsiM, n. r. A. M^^^oiT «. Ac, ^vi^^«ii/. ^- 
 
 QKlf^HI •. ^*IH|M<fl(/'. Ac 
 rmsBTnm. See Uxnunm. [ Wm. 
 
 U^mrrAFHOitCAt, a. M<4lf<fiiv, ar^TWl^, 31V^, «WT- 
 UmnntrcL, a. inallentite, r. CaULEM. 3PIW1TT^, 3RW- 
 
 2 muomeemed, r. CAanssf. ^VTC^, ^(^i ^f^<tr, 
 VVMUvrvuntii, n. t. A. 1, nir<MMV|l «. ^^t^tvpwt/. W- 
 
 2 f»I^|<iMAM«IT m. »i^?^orT w. 
 Unxiixgi-ed, "CsiilXEP, a. f^f^ga, f«iqf*re5tt'^T, f'r*f'?, 
 
 %^^ or 3, a^firfiTfT, ST^'jiM, 3^1^. 
 
 2— ^ain. f^^. [?7^^. 
 
 U>MOLESTEi>, a. fH^T^, ^«^e5F,3^^^%T,31^?i, an'Sitm- 
 U>"iiovED, a. remaining Jijccd, v. FiEii. 5f ^lrtt(t^<4l, Ac, 
 
 3Tr<R?t?R^m, ar^^cTHtfRSTJT, ST^iHrltriftrt, fr*T1. 
 
 2 unaffected. ^ ^^, Ac. 'jTOJ^. 
 
 3 unchanged in purposed «|oi«(rtrfI,'T ^oE^?^,^ HH^?IT. 
 UxMusiCAX, a. ar^gniT, arq^ETT, ^?, W^Jf^, ??^ pop-Wl. 
 Unmbtilated, a. ars't'T, ^PI. 
 
 Uksamed, n. ^f^ !T ^H^?!T, ai'J^lHHIHI, aT^^lftrRT^fT, 3T- 
 
 Hmf^fe^, 3HT?^TfT, 
 U>'>"ATUBAL, a. contrary to natural feelingt and affectioni. 
 
 ^tT'if^^?, ■w*ll<iR<+'5, M^irflr«i«^5[, STTMlHi'?, aro- 
 
 2 contrary to the laws of nature, out of the course of 
 nature. kl'^y^MJ Sp^TT^TTSll^^T, ^l^^fJTilT^-^??, ^- 
 
 f%s?w^T^-f'^5i f^^^oi, "5t^»rr»rNT, w*TTnHi,"?nfTrft^T. 
 
 USXECESBABILT, adv. T. A. <<>KUJI^j-^?T, m^l^i-jIfT, 3T»l?«II- 
 
 srt^, f*ni+.i<ui, >jn!^Yf?i^^, sj'[i-«(, ^yfN, 5^^. 
 TJsxF.CESSAEisEss, n. V. A. 31*Ki'n*<itT«», ^T^'UTT m, fH*WA' 
 
 ^fq' «. +,l<UKlf^ci< n. «M<.uii*!W »». 
 TJjr>'ECES8ABT, a. V. Needless, r*Hvl^O*ll, fq^lfKUlNI, 
 
 aTTfTT^^T^r, Ac, ai'Fniii /»/>. an^Roft, ^rerr, f^»*Kvi, 
 
 arspTT^^, fH^<7l<»lH, 3TJR3^nF. 
 USJIEIGHBOIBLT, a. ^T^Jn^VlTThi^f'FlT, ^^rKTRK^tTToSI. 
 To U>SEBVE, V. a. deprice of strength. «R5 n.-^*rT w.-Ac, 
 
 jftl^-TrfTflT^R't ^. qfo. PT4«-3T^oE-<Hrt^i-Ac. ^^ti^. 
 
 FSHUMBEBED, a. V. LkSCMEBABIE, 3T»lfn?T, ^^^PJ^ff. 
 U50BJKCTI0KABI.E, a. V. UsiMPEACDABLE, 3T^, a^^^wft- 
 
 Ukobsebved, a. ^ <nf^^r^, 3Ta:f?=m, arsw^TflJfT, ^rf'T^tfHrr, 
 USOBSTBCCTEI), a. f«H3T7^T^T^,fiR^T^fft^, T n*I^f?T,f'I- 
 
 f^, arfiro, Pr?^, «nTl7m*T,p!«sjf?iiitT,3T»iTf>»?f, amm, 
 
 UsoBTArSABtE, a. ftra^tlTO 3T^«T-Ac. 3nTIt«T, 5Rt!«T,a(T- 
 
 V|W{, J^T, 5'ff''5, -*iii'i»M. 
 UsonAiKED, a. T r«oHlri<4l, WriK, 3Tf?»«f, ^♦isifitfl, 3n»^- 
 
 UsoccrriEP, a. v. UsuirLOTEi). ft^mi, ft*r>TW, f^, 
 
 U5orrE5DiKO, a.T. IicyocEKT, IromstXTK. 3Pj'qf?T*ft, fH- 
 Uxopms, «,- -biJei or r«ck»gcn. n giri^-W, f»J17Vlft»T, 
 
 Vnonono, a. t. TJ»oB»TntfcTED. ^ ^rv^WT, Ac. awftijvT, 
 
 I 'n50RnAyinD, a. V. I^ORnADic. Ptt^'W. [ ?T«WfV. 
 
 II 2 not yrt arranged. il^W ^ ITTSSWT, 3?"^ii»^^V, 3W- 
 UxoBi«AiiK»TKD, a. V. Plaut, Wf^fm^nsI-f^TTotT, SHTfi- 
 
tJNP 
 
 91& 
 
 tJNQ 
 
 U^03TE^•TATIOU8, a. r«nllriMI, ^5T3TW^r. 
 Unokthoeox. See Heterodox. 
 
 USOWSED, a. fH^TT^, r^«IK?ft^, f?raT^?T, 3T'^rPft,3HMlfH^. 
 To Ukpack, v.a. open and take out. ^rsoi^ifrrTot,^^ H *iA ^T5^. 
 Unpalatabt-e, o. untasteful, \. Tasteless, ^^fcf, «it^vTT, 3T- 
 
 2 V. DiSAOKEEABLE. STT^frTT, 5TR5, ST^:^^, 3T?I^?;. 
 L'-VPABALLELED, O. V. UNEQUALLED. 3?^, aT^P^', STSlfrnT, 
 
 USPABDONABLE, a. Hl'v<»><IVl« 3Tqt^-3T5[y^^-&C. "^i^rfl" 
 
 Ukpabdoned, a. rsi^Wllaai, RtHH l ^T t ^l , ar^^, STf^^iT- 
 
 Unpahticclaeized, a. 3Tf%^%<T, 3Tf^nf*r?f, 3TH?f^?J^, 3T- 
 Ukpassed, «. — a bill, &c. ^<*>^jl ,^J^^T, TPT^. 
 Unpacsino, a. v. Continual, arf^rw, l^rTT. 
 Unpeopled. See Uninhabited. 
 Unpebceitable, a. v. Impeeceptible. 3{»Ti-=K, ^'f^'m«T|-=)^, 
 
 Unpzhceived, a. ^ TTf^^Jir, ?I?Tf<T H STOST, Ac 3T?5f?lfT. 
 Unperfoemed, a. ^ %^?5T, &c. 3T?i:?T, 3T«Tf^, <ST*i«nf^H, 
 
 Unpersuadable, a. 31HHW?f|" or ?qT,3T^ H ^ rfl "N 1,5^^3^^. 
 Unperturbed, o. 5T ?T^T?^ot, aTfJs^, f^t^f^'R, argff^. 
 Unphilosophic, Unphilosophical, a. M<^l4^?1M^iH?(f^*4, 
 H^?»R^I«R*i5, ar^Tfft^, ST^fTpW), 3<^R>r^5, <\%VT- 
 
 Unpieced, a. not made up of pieces. ^?r«T, "^^^ft, sf^, 
 
 2b Unpin, d. a. cf^oft/.-&c. spre^ ^.q/" o. 
 
 Unpleasant, a. t. Disagreeable. HH4H1, '1W5T, TT^^^r, 
 
 Unploughed, a. ST Hi'Krfrfl, fimi*lt^3T, Piiil'Kt, 3T^^, 
 Unpoetic, Unpoetical, a. +f^dlTII^Rl^5, +r=(dl?ii«lf%5, 
 
 Unpoisonous,"*). fSuH^fini, f^f^, arPrr, ntir. 
 Unpolished, a. unelahorated. 31Mf<M»)d, aro'^^^T, ^r^T. 
 
 2 impolite, v. Rude. aTO«T, 3Tf?re,%wa. 
 Unpolluted, o. ar^ftnT, ariirs, Pn^Rrt, f'T'^t^, 
 Unpopular, a. 3l«»;i-«ji HH4fTr-«=IN4I, rti+l-^ Hl«t^^, f^t- 
 
 % TrWfft^, &c. st^rfSr^, ^TTrf^rT, ar^f^^r, rfi+i^i^. 
 Unpopulabitt, n. v. A. OT^'^r HN4r)Mqr m. &c. c4l<f>lfi)<4- 
 
 fTT/. 3T5TTfinmr/. ^i+imi^hi/. 
 
 Unpounded, — rice, «S;c. aTFSr, ar^^. 
 
 Unpractised, a.— of persons. "^^PTT^fsr, ^<<<f^i|i4(Sai, 
 
 3M«rRft, 3T5T«rRT, s^CT,5T^^, ?T^r,%?Tr5E. 
 Unprecedented, a. arjaf, arsTTrTJ^, arfJTfT'J^'- 
 Unprejudiced, a. v. Impartial. fipTntJt^, f«PT3T^^, 
 
 UnPEEMEMTATED, o. 3Tf%^rT, aT^FfrTrT, 3T"T#4)fr'4d, 3T"T#f^- j 
 
 Unpeepared, a. ^p^;rK^^r^[=a:[ ., fT^nft^t^^^r, sTT^^r^ or g%. 
 
 ^, aiT^5. ^^ 
 
 Unpbescbibed, a. ^M^ioBT-fHTToST, arf^^, '*'g5p, arft' 
 
 ^3^> ^^» 3T^tl^, arM^^RhfJ, 
 
 1 Unpretending, a. x. Humble. ^tt^ff^R^, f i^.^«^ | u<^ | ^^^ |. 
 I Unpbeventable, o. arf^T^T^, arfH^R. 
 UspKEVEXTED, o. H ^K^^sr, arf^imRri, a?^Tft<T. 
 ; Unprincipled, a. t. Wicked. JTl^Tft, irRT^ft, 5|tT, «I- 
 
 Unproductive, a.— of soil. 'TT'ft^, f^f^^, f^TfM+t, 
 
 2 V. Empty, Fruitless. ^FtrST, fH'^?^, 1^«'P?5, ar^fT?, 
 
 Unprofitable, a. ^HTfTT^, fspT^rf^FST^, f^lsppT^<n^r, 
 f5Mr+,<PI*<rnHI, &c. ^K?T, aTT^^, ^R*i^, I«(*e», SIHT- 
 
 Unprofitableness, w. v. A. spJTlqorr m. f^5ii<i;q<7iT m. arr- 
 
 Unprofitablt, adv. t. A. 'pSET^t^, ^if^Sl^t^, Ac E^T»T, 
 5^, ^rrEn'jff or jft. [a^f^f^^. 
 
 Unprohibited, o.v. Unforbidden, jt f'T^'iT^3n',^^'n^r, 
 
 Unpbopitiable, a. t. Inexorable. |TRT«T, |#?t. 
 
 Unpropitious, a. v. Inauspicious. ar^T, aTHIB or 58, ar- 
 sw^, 3T?T5^, ^rf^, ^^iw, ftrvvt?T, ^^^. 
 
 Unpeopitiousness, m. t. a. 3THn55<T<iT n. arg^r «. ar^ig- 
 ^5fTT/. 3T5*mT/.^''Fq' n. arf^rrr/. 
 
 Uhpeopoetionate, Unpboportioked, a. T. Dispeopoetion- 
 
 ATK. r«HiJHlUIMI, a^JTHmr^, 3Tfl»T?ft3, 3Tfl»TSJ>im^. 
 
 Unpbospeeous, a. y. Unfortunate. JHT'^T, 5»fFft, 3T*rr»ft, 
 
 ^H*Ti'«f, aT>T?, a??>rrM, a<*Tiif)tl, ai^nr^, ar^j^ziMt, 
 
 ^"^i^, ar'sft'rT^. 
 Unpeospeeousness, n. v. A. |*frnY<l'TT m. arsTfrhoTT »n. 
 
 Aci^rfj^mr/. 3!?>?mifTr/. Jpratf^f^/- arvrff^f?:/. ar- 
 
 snr ». aH+r*<iui «. 
 Unpbotected, a. f^TSTTiT^r^, aTT^pnVraT-f^TTRT, f^nror- 
 
 sR^r, aTSTT^iT^, f5=nT«pr, f^nrf^, aFRTf»»Tfi, ai5=n»T, ?w- 
 
 Unproved, a. not estahlished. fsRTTIfH', TT^T^H, filHrfl'j, 
 arftr?, aTJTTmfin^ ;»/). arinnfoiqi;, aij^^, arsTf^mfi^H, 
 31 jMMif^d, ar^mfSJcT. 
 
 2 untested. H fTfSB^, f^TmSpraT, ST'lft^fT. 
 Unprovoked, a. pMHRj^ufl-m , fsiH^jf^TIToft^T, f«I5T3TT»lfa;- 
 
 Unpublished, a. ^^% n %?rOT, arsrf^s;, STSfP^ i^o/). arsfn?. 
 Unpunishable, o. ^^ptrt ar^n^-aTV^T, ai^?^, ar^s- 
 'fl^, <4d l M ^, SJ^TT^^ 3TfTT55T, amTl^ft^, arm^'T, &c. 
 Unpunished, o. ^ J5?5?5T, ar^f^rr, a^rirfifT, ar^irfefT, 3T^5. 
 Unqualified, a. v. Unsuitable. arTl^T, TraiT^, aijq^- 
 
 2 »io^ restricted ly exceptions. H^T^^irf^, JT^tR^, 
 f^n^<^, f^^RT^T, ^rnfY'sn", r«l't<H*<l^=^, aisiT^. 
 
 Unquenchable, a. ?r Hiytj^Nl, &c. 3T?m?ft^, ani^Ksft^T, 
 f^Rmr^i^T, fJi^W^T^^, aTfHsrffFitT. 
 
 Unquenched, a. ^ i^jr^^ar, ar^fJm, aif^^rf^rr. 
 
 Unquestionable, a. t. Certain. fJi^;il«?RT, fsf^VT, fH- 
 
 Unquiet, a. ?if?ft Vr^ST-fsRTSEr, a^^w, 3TTITH, IdtfrT^-^j- 
 
xrsrsL 
 
 919 
 
 TINS 
 
 ^-^^, ^t^ffft, f^H'^'fl-'^l. 
 UsQUiBTSEss, n. V. A. aiH^MMOJi m. ;m^MMUII «. 3TirtfrT/. 
 ^rtfrtrrf^ «. &0. 
 
 To Ukratel, a. di$entangle, free from complication. v3+rfut, 
 3'H«I, J^'liwi, j-l'ISI m.-J^r^ «.-T«Wft /.-"FT? «.-&c. 
 *^ y. 0/ 0. irpTT m.-&c. %[sii- H \ i*tv \ $. of 0. 
 
 Uhkatelled, p. V. V. 3^R5%??T, Jr*'I«^l, Ac. .j+rfi*!. 
 To get u. 3^»re*r. 
 
 USSKADISESS, n. V. A. 1. HMM I ^ /. ftHd*<Kt /. 3T%^/. 
 
 UxmuTT, a. not prepared. HM<<K , f3nd<<lO-m, arfff^, 5TT- 
 5^n^ or W^ 
 
 2 not prompt, not qvick, Ife. HMVM, 3T%5, 3(1^. • 
 3 — learning, &c. HfrfH j)o/>. Moflui, H^ftH, aR^ftvTrf. 
 
 XJyKBAL, a. V. IlLUSOBT. ^^T'H', ?TrnTT55, 3Rr)rfH + , 31^ I W^- 
 
 *, awrrew, 3T5TWT, ^r<r«T, 3t^, ^wj, ar^Tr^r, aiRtmn, 
 
 USSBAUTT, n. V. A. ^Tl^W m. ^m^lRl^Hu il w. Ac. 3T^- 
 ?tW^ fi. <Hdlf^+^ n. ■MA-*A\A\f. MUiX^\^^\f. amrTT/. 
 
 U5UU805ABLE, a. T^HM^O, ^<»M«ft, ^k^mt^, ^<R<ft^l, 
 
 2 See Excessive. II 
 
 U5UA805ABLESKS9, fl. T. A. 1. ' ? l <<IM*n'<P tl m. ' i<^<H\rt^M - '| 
 
 on «. Ac. ar^fNRT/. afr?rw5;<=fT/. ^fi'HHi n. anrnr^- | 
 
 2 without any thing kept back. f^^T, fH^H', JTT, ^, 
 
 USBESEBVKDLT, aJo. V.A.I. ^*HHt^T, ^" ^^if^d ,Hir^o5qT- 
 
 2 f^R'T^, nwll, f^TXTIf , JiHM'fil, 3R^*nWT^. 
 USHESISTISO, a. 3in=I^K<F, 3<rH-^l<U|*nf, aTSTfrl^K^^. 
 
 UsKKSOLVKD, a. Undetermined. ai^^fJfiqq', 3T\p?T^r<T. 
 
 USBESPECTEU), a. SPTI^rT, SlHTPlH, aTHT^^'R. 
 
 UXRESTBAINED, 0. uncurbed, uncontrolled. ^5, ^%^, «f?5'ir*T, 
 3RT^, afTTTffT, SRfJTTiT, 3Tf^ftH, ■Sf-t^^B pop. ^r^f'^58 
 or ^55, 3R»fr5 Or 3, IhT^'^, ^TCf fT, 3T^^a, ST't^H, 
 
 2 unreserved, free, easy, familiar, ^0. ^5TO^-=([^T, ^- 
 *l-m<»i'j!'i-=(i,3T<i*l -MI-MI, gt?T^r^, «+l^<f^?r, ^^i^gSt^. 
 
 USBETEALED, «. Jlfft^^rF^, affRf^^, aTSppj^JOjp. af^jpR, 
 
 TTsBEvisED, a. ^fnr T %^afT, fiFT;iit«r^c5T, arifif^. 
 
 USBEWABDED, a. SjfrPFoB S^f^r^OT, 3<ljfd>pf?5<T. 
 
 TJNBionTEOus, o.— of persona. 3^^^, arvrf^^, 3T':T^f%^, 
 aiTMlPft*, aw^^rtt, HlMMl^t, •»<-m<fl, aiHlPiHiH. 
 2 — of acts, &c. 3T%|ni-«(l, 3fwtKHT, a?'<<K<<, 3T^«tt??tt- 
 
 USBIOHTEOOSHESS, fl. aW^W. ST'ftf^/. 3T^=^TTTW. SWH^-^K 
 
 m. 31'«<l<JNK»i. 3TMm1-«)<u1m. &c. [^J^ITPT^r. 
 
 TJsBiPE, a. ftdf^j+tirii, ^^, ^TTT, arr^, arm, ^ft<T, aw- 
 Unbipeness, n. v. A. q;%qTirT»». r^<^MUii»». Ac. 3rnF?tT/. 
 
 tTSBKASOSABLT, odo. V. A. 1. 'k^r3fift,"*rT»TnTf%,''tTf??ft%, !i USBIVALLED, a. T. FSEQUALLED. P^m^T, 3»HM»1, ^»:q»T 
 
 UkMCWtTO, a. 3TSrTH, -JT^IV, ST^Tm. 
 
 UsBXCOXfKSSED, a. 3TI?f?Plff7^, 3nTT<nW. [ ^fH. 
 
 UmECOBDED, a. !T f??^ %^%?ST, 3nTT5T, ST^^^TTCT, 3Tfi?- 
 UKREnsxi), «. not purified. T 5TW%'^, annf^, 3T^?itf^. 
 2 See Rcoc, Babbabocs. [ ■ ^^^^^d^^ . 
 
 Vinxfuumso, a. v. lacossioEBATE. ST^^T^, aiT^T^mOt^, 
 UnzmaHED, a. rnvfT T ^^s^^, st^tM, aTT^VH, 3T»RwnT, 
 
 VnaoAMOtD, a. r. Piibeoabded. g^f^, sR^'lrf^, aw- 
 
 m^n. [^rn^ n. 
 
 UirsranEBACT, a. JJ*^ ^rr^/- ^p'ft <n^»TffT/. 3?^^- 
 
 VmawtnauTK, m. not reneieedm keort TO^^ Tm^TWT, W- 
 
 UnsoiaTKBED, a. n f^pT %f%5^, fV^^i^l, ^HilM, W- 
 
 Usnuarrtso, a. t. Ciukl. f^^'MMfe<<l^i,*^V<T, vstr,^- 
 
 ^, «»^, Mi^i»n^*, «HUH^*<, ri4^%^. 
 UmxmaEBKD, a. atTT^vr ^m^^i, 'JifH^. 
 UnsmTTTna, a. v*«(*«i mhuirt-^I'M^i, %w ^ ^t»iT- 
 
 UnmimixeLT, 04/». t. A. «[«?v,«»*«M«i,«^v?rTft,^VWW. 
 UnBrBALKc, a. T^ n %%^, "J*^, sTTm'^n. 
 IJjrBKsiBTKs, a. T. FaA5K, Ores. 3ntfT^, ^fli'l^fO^, 
 
 !HH3, 3TH?«T, anrfiTT. 
 Fnbivalledskss, «. V. A. afrgTHHT/. fsTMTm/. aTT^qwTH. 
 To Ukboll, t>. a. ^TiTgft/. j^Hwi y. o/*©. ^tTot. 
 2b Unboop, p. a. W^n.-WV^f ■-&<:. ♦I^O'l, 3^a^, ^fTT'n, 
 
 VaTfot, Tiunjiuia. ^n^t y. o/*o. 
 Ukbuffled, o. v. Calm. «-«i, flfT, ST^wj. 
 UNBOLDfEss, n. V. A. f^KvHKM«ll«. ^5*»^M0ITm. 
 
 UKBULT, fl. T. iNSfBOBDINATE, L1CEKTIOB8. ftR^R, ij J- 
 
 Uhsate, a. H^TTRT, ^Tt^nrr^, «*nT, arfH'^, auf'T'^^. 
 TJssArBKKss, Uksafett, n. v. A. »nr«. crn?ft*Tn. BH^m/. 
 Uksaid, a. 5T«ir«I<lAai, 3Wf»Tf», ST^^, 3»>TTf^. 
 Uhbalcable, a. fr^iw^ atr'it^-aigwt'ft-'irSRfijWft^W, 
 
 UaaAi.TXD, o. 'JTflEoft, aw^nn, ara^flft. 
 
 UsiAKCTiriED. See Usholt. 
 
 Ukbatmpactobt, a. n^fim^^i, HiiwinO^i, f^^^Wt^r, 
 
 1751 ATISn able, a. T. IK8ATIABI.K. ST^TTofW, WT^'T, 
 
 UxBATlincP, o. ^ JT^W-MWrfl, flfny7>5??T, Ac. aPJIT, JT- 
 
 UMATMFTiao, a.— an article of food, f^JifWlST, fw»T"Tr- 
 UyiAtoaimas, a. t. A.l.VwroTTm.fH^w^nrTm.'^^rrflp'Ti. 
 Ujhatobt, a, T. IxiiPiD. !t^,%inTT, 'JWrj, 'Wf?^. 
 3 Se« DuAOXXKASU. 
 
. xnss 
 
 To Unsat. See To Eetbact. 
 
 To UsscBEw, V. a. iToE^5r n. ^iffot ff. ofo. g^Iciot 
 
 ■Unsceiptukal, a. wrnT^, ?irerPl?5', ar^'OT^r^, 3-itfl^, 
 
 3T?!TT^t^, 3T5[TT^f^5, 3T?Tmi^, 3^^!^, &e. 
 TJN3CEUPULOU9, a. %3[l^, fsplt^jft-qr, fsiTf^fft, fT?.^'^, 
 
 To U>'SEAir, V. a. open the seams, g^^tif, J^iwf, S'^iR'f. 
 F>'3EAECEABLE, a. inscrulallc, v. IircoMPBEHEK3iBM;.3T^a, 
 
 UssEASOXABLE, a. 3T^%^, 3nFT5ir5TT, ^^HPRT, 3T5r^ro5T Or 
 «nT,31%OTTr,3T'<;ico'MT,'iT^T?I,'3Tl+lfc4*,3!l+lrflH,3TJrTH^55, 
 
 gf^, 3T^r'<TTJpTr5, 3T^^^^, aT^^T, aT^wq', 3Tqjr?yiTm, 
 2^^nsmr, &c. ariimsr^m, stsTT^ra, &c. ar^T^^rT^fe??, 
 
 U. time. 3#o5/. aicj-4,|et »». 
 TJnseasonableness, «. V. A. ^^^f. <i^^^^ m. ^'{'tm m. 
 
 ^3?T n. ST'FrSsmTcTT/. &e. 
 XJsseasonably, o(/e.v.A. art^r, arw^, 3T^W^,3T«r*T?FT?5, 
 
 arsrtnT^^K, ar^rsr^R, arsr^qTcrm. 
 Unseasoned, a.— wood, &o. T^^^^T^^OT, f*['T^'*'«Hc??5T. 
 
 2— food, &c. fiUH^Irqi-^l. 
 Unseemly, o. arqVq-, ^T?5T?nF, 5iRr^iT,'5^^fn??T. 
 Unseen, a. ?i^^3HT, aic?rf^?T, aT?i^c5tf%n, 3T^. 
 
 2 See Invisible. [ a<«n<-<T . 
 
 Unselfish, a. ar^'^f, ar^m^, amr^^IPTT, 3R!PT^, 
 Unsent, a. f^^^mk^, ST^ftrT, a^^fsffT. 
 Unsepaeated, a. JTH^%?5T, arfirflj^, ar^^f^^T, ar^ftf^. 
 Unsekviceable, 0. f?i?wrnt, aPTTq'r'fti^THt^ n%?5T, ^IT- 
 
 «FRT, aTjM'^TfJ, f^R^Tp, SFTTlVw. 
 
 Unser\iceablenes3, ». V. A, f%?qql'flM<'II m. a< j jM < fi < ft ?' 
 
 Unsettled, a. tindecided. ^^^^ 5nH?5T, f5Hf^^T?5TT^, 
 
 ftpis^R^fST, arf^nfff?!, ar^PiqrT, arf^trffTrr, aRTsr^TTftrr. 
 
 2 j/n/ara/, unarranged, Sfc. fij*{«i<()«JWI-<qi, aT5q^^=EiT, 
 
 arsq^ftv^T, 3Tfjprf*i?r,aTl%q?T, 3iviwoq«ir<T,aH*<i<»4i«»f»T. 
 
 3 variable^ cltangeable. ^55 or a, arf^ii^, 3T«iftT. 
 Unsettledness, n. v. A. 1. f^rVTl/. arf'T'^nT m. ar^nJiqw. 
 
 ar^'iTfT m. ^^^^ m. 
 
 2 ^^?(NR?ft/. 3T5q^<TT/. 
 
 3 ^=q3;qtiTT OT. 3Tft'<rCT0tT m. arft^TTHT/. [^T?y. 
 Unshackled, o, v. Fkee. fsR^^^, ^%>l5!T-^TToET, ^5J- 
 Unshaken, a. ^ ^^^, ar^fJfT, 3??fr*r, 3T?^f?JrT. 
 
 2 See FiBM. 
 To UxsnEATH, v. a. J^^Rf^ ^T^, "-qMlPuwi-^nflST ^Rof, 
 
 Unshelled, a. ^ «ra^c?T, f5i^?f"te^, aroter, f?T^r?5T. 
 Usshelteeed, o. fq^raTT^rqi^T, aRT^iT^, f5=m«ii, f^nrf^iTfT, 
 
 Unshod, a. Aatx'n^ m shoes. ^^i^-iTT^, fsiTTTTrn^, ai'T- 
 UxsiQHTLT, a. V. UoLY. 3T^^niT, ^^^,^ ftr^"tfHrr, ^^l^rRTSF. 
 Unskilfvl, Unskilled, a. v. Awkwabd. fTPJRi«ft, ani^- 
 
 920 TWfS 
 
 II «<t, aiHi^, 3Tf ^c?, 3T5?T, arqj, an^g^, ^^5(i?q, ar- 
 ^<ir, 3t^r:, arPlTOirrT, arf^r^oT, ^n?«T^-cf|H-^jfq. 
 Unskilfdlness, n. v. A. ^T^^5lt'?''IT m. aiHT^<TT m. &.Q. 
 
 UnsLOPING, fl. f^SToE, f«pI5Ta, f«HiS|cilTir_ 
 
 Unsmeaebd, a. '^JTHr^^ar, ^i?5ff, arfeff, arsrm^. 
 Unsociable, Unsocial, a. TinjBm'nTT, HT^^qtTRT, TTW^r- 
 
 JT"^"^, <?^?5#5r, ^^^^?J, t(i?;ft:Fr, ^^rs. 
 Unsold, a. f3Hfq^^?5r, f5r=r^<Tr^r, arf^^. 
 Unsoldeeed, a. fSrsfqJt, ^5f'^, ^^it^pqr. 
 Unsolicited, a. ftRTlftrTHFST, aTSflf^, arqif^H. 
 Unsolicitous, a. v. Unanxious. ffT^r^^T, ^5Tff, 3PTRV, 
 
 Unsophisticated, o. a^flif?irT, ar^f^, aroi?, ^"t^. 
 Unsought, o. not searched for, l^sT^nt^T^BT-gSflcyr-J?^?!- 
 ?5T-«Sfcc, aH'^f^d, am#rl. 
 
 2 See Unsolicited. 
 Uhsound, 0. defective, impaired, infirm, not in good condi' 
 
 Hon, T. Faulty, Flimsy, Woethlf.ss. ^Tr^r^T, ^sfT^r, 
 #3^, ^si^R, SET^T, %=qi%=^, ^^RlIT or gsp^PT, ?TT^, 
 
 2 — of members or faculties, and of persons or anifnals; 
 wanting in tone, power, dfc. arq', 3T?T»T pop. 3T^*T. 
 
 3 fig. hollow, insincere, S(c. V. Empty, False, ^vf^r, 
 
 4 See HETEEorox. 5 ( of arguments, reasoning, &c. ) 
 not valid, just, Sfc. awK^T^, 3RiH<ffr, ai^^fp^, ar^f^- 
 fH^, 5f^pif^5, 3T5I'4^. [ «i<tt/. 
 
 Unsoundness, n. v. A. 1. #3^qiir ««. &c. ^i)^ /. ^^r- 
 
 2 ar^qinr »i. aT^f^rqarr »». a^^^JTrrr/. 
 
 3 f ^^^TOIT m. qlqjciHUU »». ft^T^I'JIT wi. &c. 
 
 Unspeakble, a. ineffable, aT^T^q, aT«R^q, aifrj^^j^q-, 
 arl^^m, ar^xq-, ar^spftq, ^^^^1=5?^, ^v?iri>q^, n- 
 E^rnhfT, ?r#rr?ft?T, ?T4^rrf|ri, ^tj^if^'irq, ^nsrrf^nq-. 
 
 Unspecified, a. 3lfir\lf*rrT, a^s^^f^^^T, ST^f^, STf^f^'?, 
 
 aift'^flTfr. 
 Unspotted, a. f«n<\l'l, f«R^, ^FB^^, f^T^^BSF. 
 Unstable, Unsteadfasi, a. not fixed, v. Eickeix. suIIvt, 
 
 2 tig.j'JcHtf, inconstant, v. Changeable, Ibbeeolute. 
 
 Unstableness, Unsteadfastness, n. v. A. arf^ir^cfT/. 3T- 
 2 artftT'mT m, arftiRriT/. aif^vrgfj/. arf^r'sr/. 3R'5't«. 
 
 Unsteadiness, n. v. A. 1. ^^raqoTT m. arf^ir^cTT/. ai^'f «. 
 2 3r5t4 «. =5rtq?q «. =^3^^^/. 
 
 Unsteady, «. t. Iebesolute. ^^tse, arft'^^, arsftr, 3l^«f . 
 2 mutable, variable, v. Changeable. ^^55, arftVT, ^^- 
 
 To Unsteing, v.a.(& harp, &c. ) cTRT/- /'Z.-Ac. qjreot-^H'T 
 2 reZaar, v. To Loosen. ?irtH<lt, ^te-Ae. ^?:q. 
 . 3 take from a string. vxjr^-&c, ^^. 
 
UKT 921 
 
 UssTUDiED, a. uupremeditaUd. JH*frMd, aiM^^fr'Jf?. 
 UxstuDiocs.a. 3ii«^i*ft,a<M<|^'ft,»iHwj*<jft, !*{H'^*<'1?ft3f 
 
 USBITBDnED, a. 3Firin.rWI, 3TfjT?T, 3W^, 3T^?ftH<T, 3Wft- 
 
 2 — the passions or flesh j or attributirelj. 3nrtt^, ST- 
 
 USSUBJECTED, a. V. U>"3UBDCED. -HflfH, STTTT. 
 
 UxsUBsCAXTiAL, o. dight,flimst/, Sfe. f^^^, »Tt^3, 5^ 
 
 KT, v^T^, f^;^T?^, ^:¥rT, arart, ft^rmr, f<.*iH+i, ft<^, 
 2 T. UsBEAi.. awrerl^, amsr^, 3rjf%JTT^, ^t^^ttt, 
 
 UsscccEiSFCt, a. — of persons. 311M*f*4, ST^ffTT*?, 3M^. 
 
 afrrnmf, afrnw^nr, sriftTTH, arT'^HB'^, 3t=t»tW^5, aT- 
 
 2 — of moasnre*, A«. STH'IW, f^tqt^, -n^rf, Sf^T^^Tfr^- 
 UsscccEsaruLLT, a</». t. A. ^0^ *r<lHt^, ^nr sf fJioHj- 
 
 VssciTABLK, UssciTED, o. w?!^/, fw/ adapted. i»l«fl'i4, aT^- 
 
 2 inconjruotu, v. Ikcossistekt. 3T3<I«f)'ft, <Hj'^3*, 
 f^'fl*, ^?IT, "H^'IH, aj-lP*!'!. 
 
 U.S8CITABI.E5E88, n. T. A. 1. ' iT j q ^T l '^M" !! W. 'Pr'P'nfh'fWWT 
 
 2 fsrwinir m. Kr^mf?!/. •m-r-^i «». 
 UssoLLHD, a. fT^^jiT, ^TT<?V, *rf1»tf^'T-^-&e. f?I?[f^, 
 Pi^r^, f^»5"^i ^^3. 
 
 U5sCPP0BTED,a. not upheld. aTT^Tm^'^^T, f^3TmT<t, f%- 
 TWTWUHI, f^*-TTT, ■«51^'6«l, ^T^M^l. 
 2 »io< auitted. Pl^VI?<I«I^, f'Hm?;M',l»MI'«(l, 
 
 '"T'^' ''^- t a(rTfr'^?T. 
 
 UstVUtOCVDZO, a. T <i8(^f4l, f*<^^4rlBT, "JIMI^^, 3R%ff?T, 
 
 TssctPECTixo, a. T. Simple. *tT2T, flratTHrotr. 
 Umbbpicioob, «. ftpiHnft, ^nmr^r, fi i^n nHi<in,^y- 
 
 UsiwKPT, a. f^ flU-^-^I, aTO'TTT^M. 
 
 UnTITEMATICAL.a. p R ^'^'I IMT, f^H«l'^l^*«ISI, «rt^. 
 TJJTAIJITEI), a. no; pulreieenl. fi|Hfll«I^I, ftJlrJI'KI, fl|^- 
 
 2 T. UmuLuxD. W5l^,"f^«^'F. 
 XTirrAmABLK, a. ai^^r, ■«^»<^m, tm^, ^^t, ^n^nifq. 
 Ujttamed, a. f^iwft*! ^ aRTOTsr^, kt^ti, 'flT^,-*?^;^. 
 r»TA«5i»nED, a. f^^frr=j^, fimi ' i> >ff r, 5R'stt^^?w, 
 
 UVTACSBT, «. T. IlLITEBATE. 'JTflTffTT, *!f^. 
 
 UmACBABU, a. indociU. J-.fttfT, yHtrHoft^, |^»l. 
 UrmiABLt, a. — « po«t, fortr«OT, Ac. TWWTW s^WI»*l-3TV- 
 
 2— doctrine, Ac. ^niym^^, ^nrfHrw 
 
 Xnanjraii, a. t. Ejini. ft^rm, w^. 
 
 UNT 
 
 |l USTnAHKFOI., FSTHASKTOLKBSS. Seo UKOBAXEPUL, Ijf- 
 OBATIXBDE. 
 
 Fmhiskino, o. t. IscossirEBATE. arf^r^rrtt, 3T^«r^. 
 UsTHixKisoLT, odv. V. A. ^Tf^'^TrR', f^'^n ^?qT^Y5, ^- 
 
 ^R ^ ^frt, 3^r, Tnr^, ^''it^, ^«t^, ar^sr?, an^frm. 
 Uhthobht, a. r«n<|.IiM|-*)r, 3T^;^J, ft«^^», «FS^rf^-&c. 
 Uktheitiso. See Uhpeospeeocb. 
 F5TIDISE38, n. V. A. Pn^l'J^I'ft/. nqtsflMOIl m. 
 UireiDT, a. V. Sloyeni.x. fsH^n%<V^r, f«lf^n=qi«r, ^TT- 
 
 ^rft %no5T-f^IoET, 'l«tHft or 5^. 
 Jb IJjtTiE, ». a. looten, unbind. ?i~U^, Hr^j5EI-Ac. W^., %?'f, 
 
 »fr^ «.-Ac. ^rrir y. o/o. 
 U»iiED,;j. V. A. #r3%3r, %I%r5T, Ac. 
 TJhtil, jw(!p. — of time. 3t^ or oft cr ^, vjff^, ^^'nr^, ( of 
 
 «i«(M*ffT, Ac. ) 3tWt\%, 'I^fT, 'TT^'Tt, rft, a^, ^rWfT,nHT- 
 
 ^'tV, fdfW^Trt, frPCntfff, *T^ ( in coDip. as ^»l«rf^ ) 
 
 HI^H ( '"^ comp. as <ni««r<»)irt ), ?tl<lr'1*[d, 3TfT ( in comp. 
 
 as ^X^r\ ), airf^ ( in comp. as Wl^»f ), 
 
 2 — of dates or time ; up to. finil^. 
 
 From (a certain date) till (a certain date). flHIi^r* 
 
 HI'll^^ (as ^<rl+-»fl<*H|-4 dl'Il|f1»T from Jfarch till May). 
 Uktilijed, a. uncuUivated. fiHWI'Wit^I, fSpTST^'ft^r, 1T- 
 ' ¥t^, "?tt^, <U^, 3T?^. 
 
 USIIMELT, a. T. USSEASOSABLE. 31l^-fW[ OT S'TT, 3T^P7, 
 j ^*in%*, ^l*lfe^, 3TOTt^, Sl'Mrt^, 3T?TIMf<l^. 
 
 j USTISSED, a.— culinary utensil, f^lj?^ or ?|^. 
 I TJhtikixo. See Indefatigable. 
 
 Uhto, prep. — of place or time. Il^tft, "T^, H^HMI^flf, ^TrT- 
 I '^1 *f^> '^f^i ^T"!^ ( ''^ comp. ), ^n ( in comp. as 
 I «g^lH, <=J?rt5T ), 3I^r«* ( iu comp. ), aiTT ( in comp. ) 
 I 2 See To. 
 
 UktOLB, a. ^ ^tPldArfl, 3rFf5T?T, an^*, 3mf^. [fftfT. 
 
 UatOUCHED, a. ST f<HIrf^[, ftsT fT!t^?5f?T, A*. 5Ht<J^, sff^- 
 [ 2 remaining unaffected by ute. 3nTH?T or aUSTI^TH, a^^- 
 I ?, 3T^, asT^cE, ^^R^, ^RT. 
 
 USTOWABD, U>TBACTABLE^.T. PeBVEBSE, TliSCBOBSlSATE. 
 a^ipRipT, ^RSl^, *<.1*-**l, ilklll**!, flllfl, aTI«5||?T, 
 W4Hlf4VI, ftlT^ftr, i^tWI. [ m. Ac. 
 
 USIBACTABLENESS, «. T. A. 3T^ H^K^UIT «. ^ H*<1<Iir 
 UKTBAI.NED, a. fiRfiff^ir%fTT, ^mr^^, STf^f?^, STf^H?, 
 
 UsTBiKD, a. *T ^^^ Vlf^iwr, ^'^flf^fl. 
 
 U5TB0UDES, a. ^ jjOTPjwT, T »T3E^r, ansi^HffjT, snt^npr. 
 
 UxTBVK, a. V. False. 3T??PT, "Jnm, 3P!««r, fTT«T, aTTVR- 
 
 w, amrlMt, atTT«?m, a(TyT,fH««n, f^i-.flw, J^frT^, 5^- 
 
 UXTBULT, adv. T. A. 3TOW, f*T««TT, W^, TTtr'^T^V, 8TWTVT, 
 Ustblbtixo, a. afT^«Tn(t or^^ov^., arn f^ift , W"W^»IR. 
 
 USTBCiTT, UHTBfSTWOBTIlT, O. JMt'fWWr, Jh^fWHRft 
 
 ^mwT, f*PTWrtt5T, wTwrf*!* pop. w^mrfoiiF, 3T'ff5y. 
 UnTBCTH, n. T. Fauihoou. 3TO?t «. a(T^=T n.amwT ». aro- 
 
 lis 
 
tJNt7 
 
 UNW 
 
 "Dntunable, TJntuneful, a. ^^, «I^^, f^^ER. 
 
 TJhtutored. See Untaught. 
 
 To Uktwine, To Untwist, v. a. y+,riu|, ??!»i5of, 7?jnjT »». 
 
 -^t5?i: m./. ^T^ y. ofo. 
 To Uktwine, To Untwist, v. n. ^q^. 
 Untwined, Untwisted, p. v. V. ?^c??5t5T, &c. gr^«?k, OT- 
 
 a or 3^oE or 3^o5. 
 Ununctuous, fl. fiRfEnmrt^r, f^Tf^f , STf^FVT, 3Tf%Rpr, 
 
 5^fT%r, ??1 pop. 5=:^T. [^ »n. ?t^-?T n. 
 
 Ununctuousness, n. t. A. 1%?rf^^0TTf /. arf^i^tirTTy. 3T#- 
 .Unused, a. that has not been brought into use. fS l HHNi ggyr, 
 
 2 See Unaccustomed. 
 Unusual, a. f^C^tfTTT^T-^n^sr, fft^r^sft f^5ET-^^ToET, ^- 
 't^<iir^<l*i-qriT5tT, ^r?^-f?fft-&c. srToET-fJKToET, fsiHft^T- 
 
 Unusualness, n. v. A. riH-.<t,<^R< | ^ qoTT «. &c. fsf^rf^riTOT. 
 UkuttebabI/E, a. t. Inexpressible. ar^T^^, ar^iT'ft'T. 
 
 UnvANQUISHED, a. 3(TprTrT, 3T^rf, ST^fjTfT. [f|?I. 
 
 Unvaried, a. %<*KI f^TTToST^Tctr, r«)HMI3e!-«ll, '^rfTTf'il^F^R;- 
 Unvarting, o. uniform. <?^?rR^, ^^RTT^t, "^^g^, "^^f?^, 
 
 iTo Unveil, t>. a. ^r^ or OT M.-sfr^TRT »i.-&c. gtrnJf-^TSot. 
 
 Unvesomous, a. ^f^tr, 3T^, "TtfT. 
 
 Unversed, o. Rh<nA?5T, ^^^JR^?^, f^RtrTTT^OT, 31H- 
 
 sRlTTfT, sTSTTt^, arPTKorrcT, arf^jor. 
 
 Unvitiated, a. ar^fBTrT, 3THf^. 
 
 Unvouched, a. fsi^smF^r^, f«t^«it^, i^iM I Hif^ff . 
 Unwalled, a. f^^^^^V^ or r«HJ+1l-HI, fiUM-^NI, ST- 
 STTWT, Vl*iur^<i, 
 
 Unwabilt, adv. V. A. "JR^n^armi^, arfli^fHTwir^, <fcc. gr- 
 
 Unwabiness, n. v. A. '^T^Rvi'T'Jn m. 3Tm?q<?<m^ ♦». 3THT- 
 
 ^tTR n. 3TtRVTTT n. :r*TT^ to. 
 Unwaelike, o. no< y»j>en to war. ^Rr!ST^,fHff^, ^t^mn^JT, 
 
 Unwarrantable, a. v. Wbono. fSr H^'tiHM I, fspTR^HTft- 
 
 iJM|UIN|,''tle(M«n,^ITf?T^, 3T^fh^, Slfi)f^e|. 
 UNWABEANrED, o. Unlicensed. JikWT^, f^R^rT^. 
 
 2 See Unwarbantable. 
 Unwaby, a. incautious, v. Careless. ar^TT'W, «ftHKS, "k- 
 
 f HTK, 3T?fR«TM, 3fFRtTH, 3R*TT<t. 
 Unwashed, a. ^ gTT^, ^5<TJ5?5T,3T5Tt^Tfefr,3T5?|fr.— rice 
 
 Ac. 3Tvftif|-, arg^, 
 Unwastino, a. am?, 3T?Tq^. 
 
 Unwateeed, a. undiluted with water. Pm io fi , fiinM I V^J I -S r. 
 Unwavebujo, a. V. Firm, Constant. ftrT^TT^rtt^, ^Him- 
 
 55, «r^^c5, ^Nrfl<r^d. 
 USWEAHED, a. lHl'll<mi, art^NTcTT, T^H^Kag t. 
 
 Unweaeied, o. ^ ^H^i, Ac. 3T«rta, 3T"»Tf??T. 
 
 2 See Indefatigable. 
 Unwelcome, a. ani'MWI'liT ?r %^, ^*< I 'M^ |' W ^T ?!?%• 
 
 55T, ar^^FTrRTSf, ai+tll'M^^, 3T^^Tn<T^'<?5r. 
 
 2 See Disaoeeeable. 
 Unwell, a. v. Ill, Sick. 3T^^^^ pop. 3T^?V, aWHmT'ft, 
 
 To be u. sit JT «JTJof tn. eon. 
 Unwholesome, a. 3Tq^•^, ^H^, STTaqr^, sir^^, iffrTiir^JF, 
 arqaq- ^fk^, itn 3tpti»ittt, ^, <iM+K^-^?Tq>, 3twr«^. 
 
 Unwholesomeness, n. t. A. ^^orr w. sn^PF'mT w. Tt'ft- 
 TOIT »». ^"l»MH«j;^ ». Ac. ar^^T n. 3T^r»^ n. 
 
 Unwieldiness, n. v. A. ^\^?qt7n m. ^V^STOfT »». 
 
 Unwieldy, a. that is moved, Sfc. with difficulty, f^aier- 
 "TT^, fsRaRPTWT, a^^!Tl, 2fNm, ^t«T?, 5rr«r5, HttToET, 
 
 Unwilling, o. ZoaM, reluctant. 5TT^^,"^^5T, "'^^Tfl', ^T- 
 
 ^Tfft'ft, 3=raH^, f^TH^R^, fj^Trf, f^^, TTTfJ^. 
 Unwillingly, fl(/t;. v. A.ltTg:!fli, ■?RTFJrt^,l«?rrft«rT^, H- 
 
 ^)^, +VH, «RT^, ijfrfHH', ^c^RR^, HKi-jft-Ac.^^, 
 Unwillingness, «. v. A. J^^vf/ HT^^ft/. "Vrrsft/. %- 
 
 f^rtHuii m. ^il^OTT m. &c. 3T?I?T^T f». ^JSiar «. ^^ n. 
 
 2b Unwind, v. a. 3^J?5dr, virf'isuf, ^'riot, q-|: m. pl.-^^n. 
 
 pl.-&c. *i<s«i-Bt?>Jt y. o/"o. ?55h:/. q;^ y. o/'o. 
 To Unwind, v. n. ;j?cEiJir. 
 Unwise, a. — of persons, v. Foolish, Imprudent. ^T\, ar- 
 
 ?n^i f^^i ^^'Tfflj, gf?^, ar^nrsT^, srgfr, 3T^<t, 
 
 2— of measures, acts, Ac. %fT, %?«mmT, K#Ton^, ilj- 
 
 »fr^, 3T?iRMi, 3Tf«<-miMi, fsRV^Ttrrr^rrifsRar^s^. 
 Unwished, a. rT f ^«^c5r, arfH^, afR^ft^E, 3TfHfE3?T, 3T^T- 
 
 Unwitnessed, o. fSR^i^ft^, ^?fl«i^»i^T, 3TOPfr, 3TOT^- 
 
 Unwitting. See Ignorant. 
 
 Unwittingly, adv. ignorantly, unconsciously. vH-jJIOR, ar- 
 
 Unwonted. See Unusual. 
 Un-wooded, a. f«HS:lliMl, 3?f ?T, ^W. 
 Unwoekmanlike, o. v. Awkwabd. Hi+*i«ft. 
 UnwOethiness, n. v. A. 1. ar^PTRT/. HlrfN^/. fsRSIT- 
 
 ^/. yrrr^TT^ m. yuuif^^T n. ^IKIdKlf^KT n. SHMMdl/. 
 
 2 3WF?T?ir/. ?rT?5IT^/. 3T^^?^ n. 
 Unwoethy, o. undeserving, wanting merit, v. Unsuitable. 
 
 ar^TTq, ^3m^, fsTSTt^m^fft^, 3T!TftT<prtt, 3Tniift,fH^''ft, 
 
 ^Irffft, ST^T^^, yi^l'j, JuKp^n, aTTT^, aR^ in comp. 
 
 SRT'sf, TPTrfT^^-Tf^-Ac. 
 
 2 unbecoming, unsuitable. aWT^, Hlc4H<l>, a4^fi(H, f^- 
 
 ?lrf*R. ^ 
 
 Unwound, ;j. v. V. A . 3f>A<^Hr, %^ 'KiaiSrti, &c. -J+jfR. 
 UnwouNDKD, a. ftfpT^Jft, f^HVI8II-m, r»R«)KI-m, qT^TSR- 
 
UPB 9 
 
 UK» 
 
 TjKTiELriyo, a. v. Fibm. f^RgJ. [ Ac. #1^. 
 
 2b UmiOKE, c. a. v^T^5 fl.-&c. i(TT^ff.ofo. x^^lPTT^t^- 
 
 USZEALOCS, a. V. ISBIFFEREST, CaRELESS. f«PT3TR5j^T, f^- 
 
 Up, (W^e. fl^^ o»i high. ^, ^T»TT, ^Tfft or ^T or ^, 3f*<^. 
 TJ. and down. .af-«l«ia, <^lrf*I<, ^<^Ic4. 
 U. and down. f+sfH*^. 
 
 2 (mt of bfd. 4iAri\, Fh-jI'I JMt'A, 
 
 3 in a »<a/f of approaching. ^, -j1«|oS. 
 
 4 «J» the coatt. ^, 7^, ^[TrTT, ^fft, ^. 
 
 5 to ; /o /Ac tcAo/« amount. HT ( in comp. u il<M<, sftoST- 
 »fT, *I«M<, ^MH<, *1<1+IM< ). 
 
 6 to ; T. UsTiL. ^ ( as aiM^<, T^jt'^, Ac. ), TRfT. 
 
 7 io; to the degree o/". ^, ( a« «JI<<«fl«K ) ^^r{, 
 
 This adverb is much used to modify verbs. The 
 
 student will in many cases find it under the Terb 
 
 which it modifies. Where he does not thus find it, he 
 
 must look to a synonjme. 
 
 To IJPBKAiD, V. a. reproach, T. To Blame, To Abcse. f^- 
 
 VTWT/. pi. ^rawr, JTHT m.-«lH«ii| m.-Ac. KT^or-^^t. 
 UrHiLL, a. T. DiFricuLT. fJIfft<U,^nrPtl,'Il%orT,4l'l<!i«II. 
 2b Uphold. See To Scppobt. 
 UrHournEB, «, g^ q<?»i ^"'l> nmR J^^^JIRT. 
 UpHOLanBT, ». g^ "jot ^if^ uihm ». 
 Uplakd, n. JTra^inft^/- «raR/. 
 Upo», fr«p. fT, ^?7TT, ^^ or fft or S^, 7^, ^rfft^ 
 
 2 m eonteguence o/, on occation of, on^ after. TT, ^^^. 
 
 3 reUainy to, about, eonetming. ^, f^^^, «^«ft,iren<?t, 
 F or^T (as »ft ^Tff *mT«5T 3n?5t 3TTt^ ^ J**'* ">">« "PO'i 
 tome business ). 
 
 VtTWM, «. Ai^Jrt- in place. fT^, ^rT<^, f<tw, ^'IT ( in comp. 
 as ^'irmtV ), T'TfTTV, ^t^fWH, 3C«^T'i|,^?IT, -JMrirH. 
 2 kigker in dignity, ^e. t. Scpebior. qr^, fT?5r, gw, 
 
 rrpn-BA'D, «. T. SonuoBiTT. a^T^fViT m. 7^ ot. 
 
 To get the n. of. M \^A\\H%im.^f^^^ ^RT-^T-Ac^t^, 
 To have the u. WTW /. ^K 31^ g. oft. 
 That has the u. of. f^^rtt. 
 tIPPmiotT, «. «fT»«iif<«||-WTW-4e. «^hftw. I 
 
 2 See SrpEBioB. 
 Upkiobt, «. *r*f <. ^»IT, ^T^n, fl^flO?! or JTT7rft?» ?»TT, ?ll*. 
 Bolt u. 5*fll?l?. 
 2 T. JcsT, Ho5XST. »hfWT, «<l«n, ITTf? fwp. ITTW, ITT- 
 
 ^irrff, «jmPii, ^r^ /*p- ^^i m«^^, (|uiv. [ A«. 
 UpttoBTLT, «/r. T. A. 2. i|iftS|, ^jft»f, «TmT*f, wraWs^, 
 Umoamiii, «•. t. A. 1. 7)n«iTM.<fi%<4Vii m. nrTrf^orrM. 'i 
 
 2 VTVqVfT ••. >imri^«S<^l w. mH^OhW m. Ac ^^/. 8t?T 
 
 /. wm^ or «%^ /. wrnrf^/ iRwn / wur*! n. 3t« i' 
 
 ^^' 
 
 UPBOAB,n. c7o<no«r, outcry, huhhuh, racket, noity ditturhance, 
 
 t?T m. 1^»t/. «T^?T w. »T3«R/. '\^f. ^f m. n?5»T?I- 
 ilT m. |r5/ ^?F|c5/. ^T?;|;3/ IH^TT??/ ^I5T w. ^"t^- 
 55 «. qHr^loi m. ^loE m. f^^/ ^/ ^T^Ttsj/. ^- 
 "I «. 5^55 or ^5/."Sr^ or «i^ m. ^ITHrOT. q^as m. fl^- 
 (ptffcS tn. ^ »i. ^I*ldl m. dim. ^\^i\f. W3\^ m. ^m. 
 5f^ m. IviTS/. vRT^ m.— intent. »T<^ilc5TS m. ^aJpBIil 
 
 To make au outrageous uproar. ^ n. 3tl[^^ot, f^- 
 jwf, »R^/. ^^. Some terms and phrases for A place of 
 uproar, corresponding with Bear-garden, Eiot-lall, 
 Euclcet- court, Babel, Bedlam, ^-c. ^c. are ^B^iaj^t/. 
 KTT^ n. JTRR «• STTJ^H^Tir m. ^TRH^T n. 
 TJPBOABiors, a. clamorout. TSHrT, •ia<lr^, •il'lliyi, «Ft5- 
 
 2 /«« o/ no»#«. See NoisT. 
 To Upboot, v. a. Kottg^t 3^2^. 
 To Upset, v. a. overturn. ?^E^, vjrfdul, >ic*4U|, 3^tlot, 
 
 rfiJS'Jf, <TT5't, T^tTT 'mS't, ^w^^ff / ^. 
 To Upset, v. n. g^edf, ST^Xoi, S^^t, ^'it^'t, ^HRTZot, g". 
 
 vrf?^, ^t^v'f, JBiotot, 7!5Tot«rft).(?ni't-vrnw(,Tra3T t?^. 
 Upshot, See Result, Cosbequekce. [ arvfijfr. 
 
 UP8lEE-row5, a. g?!^T, TnWT, 3^??!, ^ift, 3'PTTJT, ^RWT, 
 
 2 — with implication of disorder or derangement, y. 
 
 TOPSTTUBTT. 3HdlHlrtS or 3rc5'tinTTc5'^, virttMlrtt, 3«?JT- 
 
 Upbide-xjp, 9. g«5Vr, JftM l»p. OTIOII, igSSil'-l. 
 Upstabt, n. on« tuddenlg raited from loto life. qRIUl^m. 
 
 1^lft»?>T, afTVJwn^, 3TEM<H<-M1, aRT^^Tc^r. 
 Upwabd, Upwards, oJp. toward a higher place. iTT, ^^, 
 
 i^li^, 3TT^»n»T^, ^*4 esp. in comp. 
 
 2 more tAan. fT, J*, WIST in comp. 3Tf*I^». 
 Ubban, a. belonging, Sfe. to a city. TT^, TH'ft, ^iJT^, ^PTT, 
 
 ^'rfY'T, ll'I^y, *1IMft*, %■. 
 Ubbakx, a. eourteout, T. Civil. i^t^'^r^JlMtTOT-H*?!, ^^- 
 
 Ubbakitt, fi. V. A. and Civilitt. mo|fl^ /. *J^<«(PlO /. 
 
 ^^nrwr m. ^jp^ n. fn^^ /. 
 
 UsCBiir, n. T. Child. "fl^^T m. fi^Tn m.'^m. 
 
 Ubetbb, n. — in anatomy, sirft/. H^^JTfHf.iy^ 
 
 Ubcthba, n.— in anatomy. Hfluft ifl?/. 'j'I'n*! w. ^flftofn. 
 
 »I18[R «. ^'rn? m. 
 2b Ubok, v. a. prett, puth, goad. f^^/. RIW^^-^^, \t m 
 
 3TR/! WTW'J, nT*ITTf^, ?TMlf^, ^tl*oi, JrtS^, J^Mcwl 
 
 ntm/.-aWt/ «w5t-^ot, ?3m«ft/.-'iTt /-JST"/ 
 irmf n/.-Ac. ^^, na w.-nairf w. iira«i, Nvt^, ?niT 
 
 2 prfM imjtortunatdjf, T, To Hilfo iroi». r/j ^v jt (^ 
 
tlSE 
 
 924 
 
 USE 
 
 3 on or upon. f5t^of. 
 Uboenct, n. V. A. 1. f^r^/ <JT^/. ?rf<T?/. cTtrR^/ ari- 
 
 Uboent, a. presiing tciih necestity. ^^tift^r, ^ST^^, rmi- 
 
 ?irqT, ritnst^, qit^, f^>qT, %7T=^, ^^sTT^"^^, arm^i. 
 
 2 See Uegino. 
 
 UBGENTLT, adv. V. A. P|+,^?f, rffrfft'f. 
 
 2 See Impoetcnately. 
 Ubgku, n. TJbginOjP. a. v. A. 1. ^q^UTTTT, ^fH^uiKI, ^nTTtT- 
 ^OTirr, fR^TJTKr, 1^^5 ?!|5f"IKI, 3TK ^T^OTRT, &c. ^m%- 
 
 2 oni luPOBxUNATi. Tost qmKT, lolf^^ «l^orRr, 3TT- 
 
 TJElNAii, n. 5?TTqT^ rm M.-nU't n.-Ttl n, 
 
 Ueihaey, TJeinou8, a. lelonging, SjO. to urine. HHIMI, *RtT' 
 
 UeiSE, «. — the animal fluid. ^ pop. ^ «. ^il+ri or ^rf/. 
 
 Discharge of u. H^Ir^T"? m. 
 
 Milky u. ^^nS'P n. 
 
 Passing of blood in u. Trpsf^^ m. ( pop. K'^^<*\ n. ). 
 
 Passing mucous u. 3WIM^ «». 
 
 Pwson morbidly affected in u. sp^, ST^^rf. 
 
 Scalding of u. H5T^^ m. 
 
 Smelling &c. of u. HrT?:, ^fT\. 
 
 Suppression of u. ^RTTETFT m. ^RRt^T m. ^^TTTOW m. 
 
 Urinary affection, — gener. ^^^ m. 'JT^l^T'sg «. ^^ 
 or sr^ »»• ( There are twenty one varieties ). ^T^Jj! 
 m. nM^iMtn. 
 
 Urinary calculus. JfT^^T m- 
 
 "White or furfuraceous sediment in u. ^f. ^{\\/. 
 
 To Ueine, v. n. ^ttS^, ^^ or ?T?T/.-f5Tsft/..f5g^^y.-q^^. 
 
 cK^ m.-H^f^?rjf?f n.-Hf^«.-&c. ^l^, — copiously, ^o5^- 
 
 oSt or x)oiM55 or 2*;^* «'^f • 5^^i *<>**« or ssf or ((>o6l4)cii 
 
 adv. ir?r5t, 4>otH>otar, q»?[<p?I or ^t or "PHrf ?T ac?». Tfm, 
 
 Pain in urining. ^^^JJ' ♦». 
 
 That urines constantly. JrRT, J^fK. 
 
 To want to u. JrrFTRT aiM^'i »«. co». 
 Ues, n. V. Pot. =5T^m. [H^ff^flpr^T/. 
 
 Ubockisia, Ubobcopia, «. itupeciion of urine, ^yf^^f. 
 Uesa Majob, n. — the constellation. Wl^f'ir or ^Hf^ m. pi. 
 Usage, «. v. Teeatment. <<tiu|*/. ^\>\^l^/. o^lMK «. 
 2 practice, v. Ccstou. <<f^«)l'l/. ^RT «. t<l<l"»i«|o4| «>. 
 
 STT^R m. a^H^ur n. 
 
 8 ( of words ) ««««. 5:^/. 1%/. 
 
 Use, n. v. V. A. i.—act. ^^^^ n. vrm:^ n. Ac. ^^^]zf. 
 
 ^^VJKpop. ^r^ m. [ &c. 3Rffff. 
 
 To be in u. ^TTtrT-s^TTTRtft-^rTTtrl-^fl^Tft^f-^jPTRT- 
 
 To be not in u. ^f^pPt'^n^T or t^T5t;-ft^rm-&c. 
 
 To be in constant or much u. ^^T^ofr. 
 
 To bring into u. tre^^H or ^^^€\ ^\^ «ne5at-afTm- 
 ot-iiN'Ji. [ sot. 
 
 To come into u. qTFr^^-^re^^TSr-&c. q?^-i{OT, ^.. 
 
 To make u. of. t. To Use. ^mi^< piIM«i. 
 2— act. V. Peactice. 3T«mr m. ^f^^\zf. ?rTR m. 
 
 Skill or ease through u. ^r^ m. WKJ^m. ^^^/. 
 
 To grow or go out of u. 'jii Tl^. 
 
 To be in general u. ^r^^JZf.-W^f.-fifr^f.-t^^ w. 
 -^^r<T m.-^=^K m.-&c. 3T^ot ff. of t. 
 
 I. V. UsErutNEsa. ^?th «. ?^rn »». 
 
 To come of u. +lHHJC-finTnT Tl^-^. 
 
 II. occationfor, v. Keed. ^m n. iI'TrJTT «■ ^T'TPI m. 
 
 lb Use, v. a. employ, apply to a purpose. ^TTRf-spRTT^-spT- 
 
 lfT-&C. 3ll«lui-rt|c(<J|-y|rfO'r, otiiHKui jpop. ^^R^t, 5«f^^- 
 
 ot, «<r^e|li«i, STFT^of, ^f^^RT/.-s'Tm^ OT.-&C. qRot g. of o. 
 gM<fi«l m.'^-^^g.of o. Note. This word will often be 
 best rendered by a verb which indicates the particular 
 mode of use, as to use bad words ». e. to tpeak them ; 
 to use clothes, ». e. to wear them; to use water for 
 drink, i. e. to drink water. 
 
 3 do or olserve cuttomarily, v. To PeactIse. 3l«TRr w. 
 ^^ ■(,i<i?i-«IToEnoi g. ofo. ^f^^T2/.-&c. %^ ^. ofo. 37- 
 «TRT>Jt. 
 
 8 halituate, v. To Accustom. 3T«Tm »».-&e. ^^ui -^m- 
 
 4 V. To Treat. cTRifff, i^frm, ^PTn^/.-^^^/.-^rra/.- 
 &c. ^or Note, y/je aiot« word* are intransitive and 
 require ^fTt-iRT-^-Ac. ofo. ^PRof. 
 
 5 V. To EsJOT. %n OT.-3T»TR m.-»fmeT w.-BJfPT ♦«.- 
 Ac. ^^-^of ^. of 0. H«5?JTm/. ^R^, OT»fm"jf, 'TT'Iot. 
 
 6 Jrinj7 tt«c7fr icear and tear, Iring into use. ^T'R^, ^r- 
 
 7 — esp. in dietetics, take, fry. ^, %?Dt, %^f\ «.-3^- 
 ?'? n.'%^^f.-&c. ^X^. g. ofo. 
 
 8 employ upon, consume hy employment. ^ w.-Ac. !Rot 
 ^. o/o. ^OT, ^jTORI JJR^, 'ffROT, ^^^, ^T^, 3TfN0t, 
 STS^St, c5T^3t, 
 2b Use, v. n. he wont or accustomed, ^l^en^/.-^ra/.-^ftfrf 
 pop. ^/.-^sr^ m.-^^f/.-&e. SRIDt </. q/"*. This word 
 is very idiomatically rendered by the habitual perfect 
 tense either of a single verb or of the verb aRifir com- 
 bined with anotihcr verb, as ^f^^ 'f>\^ ^\ a^ff !Tt vjrf or 
 
 Used, j). t. V. A. 1. mm\M rfHc^rfi, «iN<rirtr, sr^^Tii^Fir, 
 
 To be u. to. ^v^fp^ m.■^^zf.■vr\^ m.-^j^ m.-^^- 
 f /.-Ac. <Tiot-3Rm-55RI'JI in. con. ^Not, J^^^., ^otOT, T^- 
 
rstr 
 
 925 
 
 UTT 
 
 4 «im<rlrtl,««iM<<-5rII. 
 
 5 Htn^^, Ac. ^J^PJip, 'fRJ. 
 
 6 ^f^'m -flTaT%^r, ^««n:%aiT, Ac 
 
 8 ^%??r, Ac. w^m, ?mm. 
 
 To be u. ^t^, <i!?lti ^ro^, ^Jl^t, an^Muf, ?T^. 
 Ueefcl, a. T. Advastaobous. *lHMr, vJH^I'lHI, *IVI-HII, 
 f^fTWT, TT^'Y, T'T^^, ^^T^rtt, ^HKK*, ^nft, ^R'Tt, 
 
 To become u. *IHH<-*mi«-JM<<l'ff-3N<<t'im-&c. ^^ 
 VszrzLSzas, n. v. A. anJ Advaijtaoe. T'nfnTm. ^JMM I 'ftMm i 
 
 Useless, o. afT^T^fpft, Pl*M<fl»I, f^lTT^ft, JM4i'llf5|iKl- 
 ^»RT, +IHlPl<lo!|-^'raT, f^rsft, f^«*K1, 31+K<'I, aR^- 
 
 5M-«<Mlf^5,i<+l*fl,5TT^nTT,?J.JKI,f^4^,^+«Jir, »PTT55. 
 To become u. +,miH^ ^rjf. 
 rsELBssHEss, fi. T. A. aT^Tq^ltl^w. f^»'^4l 'ftT^w. Ac. 
 
 USOCS, n. introducer, ^e. MHHin««<\K, '1<^<J, ST^'ft, 
 
 sil^i^K, dfi-^K, *fr?^^, ii%n^. 
 
 2 unirr teacher. H^\^^ ^^FT^-^HWTT, dwHl^T?, 3^^, 
 2b UsHEB. See To Istbodcck. 
 USCAL, a.T. CnSTOMABT, Coiuios. •^I^'HI, OfflHI, RjJMf- 
 
 ^, tfrtt^, ^^TPft^, f^ttr<t|4(|, MSKHI, Ac. «r^- 
 
 fr« pop. Mlfl^lfl*, T^TT^PT, «TVI«H^I*<, 'TVlOfc>,Mir<<*. 
 TJsCAlLT, oJp. T. A. iJJVT, lyn^CT, ly^:, ITR:. 
 U8CAL5E83, fl. T. A. fctJ^^lR+SOlIw. SU?/. (tf/. f^^TSTm. 
 
 TfT^/. 5T^Rw. Wir*l*Hl/. 
 UsCFBrcT, n. temporary ute and enjoyment. >?K«. »fll«l'U 
 
 To Lave the u. of. Ht»Pr. 
 UfXmiOCTPABT, «. jMTfon toho hat the vtufruct. *ftn-3'Pit- 
 
 Ubcei*, «. lender of money on utury. wiMfflF^, «<M<)fn, 
 
 <i,^<^r«, ^fJspfWt, ^iftw, Ijin^ft^. 
 
 Grinding u. ftT'Sft, STOTTO^t o»" 'itliMllvO. 
 Uatruocs, a. belonjiny to vtury, eomprehendinff utury. «qT- 
 
 2 See UsLBEB. 
 To UflOP, p. a. «(>i>0 and held without right. qT^OW^f , W^- 
 
 *T^ ^, ^^^, iJTT^-^Tf^-Ar. ^, <T^T!Ft<1 ^f^t. 
 
 2 (the throne). n7mi.-«TI^/-Ac. ^**|^ui-^«W'f-Ac. ^- 
 
 **^IM|H«».-Ac, ^^ ^. o/tf. 
 UarBpATioif, fl. r. V. 1. ^oCTBWot*. ^^Ti^ii. Ac. 
 
 2 (l-ZW^m"!". Ac. TPTN^*!. n^^TTfTTw. 
 UscBTSB, n. UscBrixo, p. fl. T. V. q«*mnMI, ^"WmTT, A«. 
 
 2 <|J<Wt*lf»IKI, Ac. <l*mM|lO, ii>»««H^K«.-4e. *<lf- 
 
 »rtt-Ac. 
 
 tTttjBT, «. T. i.TrFBMT. ^nr*. fnjwr*. 
 
 Grinding u. f'!<P5(^ •^W«. 
 t practice of takiny interest. Bn>»f^Wt/ tf^<H1(^%l/ 
 
 Usrs, n. T. Use. c^/. f1^/. 
 UiEUSit, n. teitel, v. Tot. Httn. 
 
 Culinary u. TRiTr^n. "TT^^Ttln. 
 
 Culinary utensils compreb. or indef. potn and pant. 
 
 ^tfhrtif n.pi. {%\m-€\ n.pi. ^wms^qi/.pi. 
 
 Utensils ( of hard ware ) as lit to be broken up. ^\' 
 IHtj or ^\%hxf- 'Ttl/. 
 2 See Ikstkcmeitt, Tool. 
 TJiEBi5E, a. of or belonging to iXe tcomh. 'pfrTRT^jTHtTTT- 
 
 U. tympany. »PT^ rn. 
 2 of the tame tcomh. ?T^T^, ^*I^, ^t^, ^WRI^, ^^- 
 
 rxEBus, n. V. Womb. T^m w. 'PTrrtT m. 
 [ Utiliit, n. V. UsEFULSESS. 5wtl m. 3M4lfnHl/. 
 Utmost, UTTEBUosT.n.AiyAe*; degree, v.Heiqht, Extbeue. 
 
 mnmf qr^THm^/. if^/. ?itHT/^5/. f^^iT n. 
 At the u. f^^, ?;^5rr<r. 
 
 2 extreme part of, v. Eitkemitt. ^^ fn. ^RTRR m. 
 Utmost, UiTEBiiosx, a. at or of the extremity, v. Extbzue. 
 
 2 of the highest degree,\. ExcESsrvE. W<r*iy-«jr, <TTH»T^r- 
 \^, M<HI<Jkn^l, 3i|tMf?|<»,, 3lfrltlf«r?T, 3TfrITTT5T. 
 
 UiTEB, a. T. Complete, Pebfect. y:?^, <jrfr, MR'jyi. 
 { To T]TTt.'B,v. a. exprett, pronounce, v. To Speak, g^^^, 
 4fr5^, *^<'iuf, >iRK«l, T^TT »i.-3^^ W.-&C. ^J^ g. of o, 
 2 divulge, declare, t. To Tell, To Publish. g^nBr, 
 
 3/JU< or tend into circulation. ■«(lrt^5i, tdWiuf. 
 Uttebable, a. v. V. 1. «i1|KI<<.lvJil'II-'tiKtti-Ac. 3^!<oft^, 
 
 2 ^feTn'-HtTr!n'-&c. ^t^-wiwr. 
 
 Uttebaxce, n. T. V. 1. onrf Speech. — act. T^Xt^n. 3^R»». 
 gf^RtJI n. gj^iT w. 3^(fT »». Of the phenomena of 
 Utterance two divisions are made, viz. Internal actt or 
 motementt, 3TP=«<ffT^ JTTff'.and External ac/<,^c.»r^«fr5T. 
 And four stages are supposed, \iz. Thefirtt ttirring of 
 the breath, <TTT/. The faint tchitjering at the hreatt, q- 
 W?ft/. The accett to the organi of tpeech^ iT"='T»rr/. and, 
 Articulate utterance^ ^^ftff Au act or moTcmcnt of 
 the air ( breath ) towards the production of Utterance 
 is termed ipTFT m. Simple or unaspiratcd Utterance is 
 Full, forcible, or aspirated Utterance ia 
 
 I, Difficult of u. 5^. 
 
 UrriBED, p. T. N. 1. 7^R%»^, l^rfM, ^rf^, f^&|15,«. 
 To be u. clearly and diotinctly. ^K\S.9(, 
 2 ^TttHfTSP^T, «il''/rt«l, f^ST, flUIff^ WJcSSI, Ac 
 To bo u qiuf^^i^ f*T^. [Ac. ^nf-ffrtV. 
 
 Uttebeb, «. Uttebiso, p. a. \. V. 1. 3^IWI<r, Ac. ?^TT- 
 2 ifHujlO, «f«l<nwi, JTtlTWft %IIO|KI, Ac. 
 
 8 ^i<wii<i, tiwfuim. 
 UtrEBLT, adv. ▼. A. and Whoilx, f^^V, Pr^^, f'n^, 
 
VAG 
 
 UvOLA, n. — in anatomy. TTsftH/. WPtf^fl/- OTf^T^/. 
 
 3TMirillg'-br/. HlfjF^fl/. t?toET m. q?5^^^/. *^R+l/. 
 
 UxOEious, a. Ma< j« doahnyly fond of his wife. sfTT^T^ %- 
 
 ijftgfl, ^fte^?, ^OT, Hr^^i^, onmH^, Hr^?s<T^, &c. 
 
 TJxOEiousNEsa, V. A. 3ITT#^ %I «. TT^^^tt^TTT »». *iiMf*(- 
 
 ft;/. ^i«4i«np/. &c. 
 
 Y. 
 
 "^ ^ This letter has no other representative in Marfitfal 
 
 than ^ which is common to it and W. 
 Vacancy, «. v. A. 1. it^^'MT »». ^JfTrfT/. 
 
 2 f^'MA^ OTT m. ^TTPft'mT m. Ac— of a throne. ST^^tI^- 
 ^^ ». 3<HN+,f^ 71. STTT^'I^ n. 
 
 3 ft^TTHT'TT m. f<+IHHU|| w. &c. J^^HT/. 3T^^^ ». 
 
 I. t>oii «^ace. \J^ n. 
 
 II. ^Zoce or oj^ce unoccupied. f^^Jji^-Ac. vTPIT/.-3TBTH\/'. 
 Vacant, a. void, v. Empty. R+imi, ^Jf^. 
 
 2— an office or post ; unoccupied. W^-, R+mi, f^' 
 H^, ftfTT, jft^oST, — esp. a throne. 2RTM^, shWIIh*, 
 
 3 unoccupied with hutinett. ft^WT, R*IH«hl, ^i^rft'^l 
 
 4 indicating want of thought. aT^r^KT^, ^^fTTPTRT^ 
 f^^fK?5^T<iT^IfT-^-&e. 
 
 To Vacate, ». a. quit posseuion of, make vacant. fl^pnTT-R- 
 ?IT-R?frrft-&c. ^^-^^JT ^ot, tiliui, ^tf5 3fTof, ?7^df, ST' 
 
 2 See To Abhogate. 
 Vacation, n. freedom from occupation, t. Leisuke. afPT^^I 
 
 m. R+ms«t| m. R+IHO|^+/. R+IH^/. 
 
 2 rece*« o/ oowr^*, ^c. %55nft/. %5ft/. 5St/. 
 Vaccart, «. cow-houee. "it^ w. IT'T^TST «». »it^ «• 'TV?*TH ». 
 
 'Tt?nc5T/. 
 
 2 cow-pmture. »i|«f<M «• 
 2b Vaccinate, ». o. v. To Inocolate. ^/. 2>^ ^>T^, «Ft- 
 
 mr/ />^ +l<sui. The Mariithfis do not distinguish be- 
 tween the cowpox and the small pox. 
 Vaccine, a. belonging, Sfc. to cows, m^, 'll^r^l4"MI, Tsqr, 
 
 To Vacillate. See To Wateb. 2 See To Hesitate. 
 Vacillation, n. v. V. 2 and Hesitancy. m,*fl5/. tR^rfl/. 
 Vacuist, n. one who holds the doctrine of a vacuum.^lr^n<i\^. 
 Vacoity, n. V. Emptiness. R^. I H'f qil m. ^Jf^m/. 
 
 2 space unfilled. f^T^ffsmj f. <^\^^f. Ht»I^/. 
 Vacuous. See Empty. 
 
 Vacuum, n. space unoccupied bg matter. ^|WT «. 
 Vagabond, Vagrant, o. wandering, that has no settled 
 
 home. f|l%=qT, 5"TT, TI'FTT, H<l%^<*l, S<l'i<^l, ^TTrlT- 
 
 926 VAG 
 
 1«5riT, ■dilOldtq^, *lrtl«li<.q;j ^'PTT^RHT, 1^ 1)<I^KHI, 
 
 ^^ re+iuii-=ji, 3T55^re^. 
 
 V. and rakish, 7J(tl. 
 
 To play the v. g^T^^t, f^l^I^ft m. pi. ^^, and, 
 inversely, rfl'iuf, 
 Vagabondby, Vagabondizing, Vagbancy, n. wandering, 
 state and life of a vagabond. ^^VS^ f. f^V'^XK m. pi. 
 
 HJ^RTorr m. f^5r*0^i%/. 
 
 Dissolute V. Km.'f\f i««-^lfj/. 
 VaGaby, n. wild freak, Sfc. c7^/. at^ «. f 8^/ %? «. 
 Vague, a. indefinite, v. Indetebminate. jfigH or »it^»i»T, 
 
 qoETSftrf or JoEJoftH, JoEJotT, 3TToS?tToE, ^v>TT^fft, ?i^I^, 
 
 ti^jii^rmuiMi, 3Hr4«lrfi, sTHnm, ^^^Ht. 
 Vaguely, adv. v. A. ^\vm or »ft^*T, WoiMoftrT, vHotHdoSK, 
 
 aTTcErfToE, «<^l^dMUIMI </ecZ. 3T»ftn?ft, «^3 3^. 
 Vagueness, n. v. A. H^|v<MMUIT m. HctHfctiriS"!! m. ?iv»nfrR^T 
 
 OT. &c. 3T^ n. aioiHdoEiT «./. 
 Vail, Ac See Veil, &c. 
 Vain, a. unavailing, v. Fbuitless, Ineffectual, jspif, ^^ 
 
 #Fo5, i^K^l, TT^^S, ^fW, ^r#5T, «)l<«*ll, ^T^, fjR*^, c5C- 
 
 Born in V. ^VTT?T5r. 
 
 In V. 5!T'4, |4TT, 5«TT. 
 2 unreal, shadowy, Sfc. v. Emwt. R*im,f^«plH*I, f^, 
 RtP, 'fnpoE, f'R^. 
 8 ostentatious, vainglorious, Sfc. V. Conceited, Peoud. 
 
 jppft, f^HK-ft , <??RRft, 3Tf*mr?ft, 3T^^^, it?^, smlr- 
 
 r^, jnn^R, «15T^R, ar^tsRTT, 3(TT5«rtt, ^'[NtTHpft, 
 
 !JlfMHI1|-«(l,&C. 
 
 Vain-glokious, a. v. Conceited, Pboud. yHI*fl, f^*TT?ft, 
 
 f^HKHNi, ^-id^i^^T, gsz^qr, 5<i<;<*nr*i<.«(i. 
 Vain-qloky, n. v. Conceit, Pbide. sifHMMTO. 3*TR »». 5- 
 
 To exhibit or manifest v. J^TR^. fJR^-Hfl^-^^, 
 
 Vainly, oJd. v. A. 1. ssnT, g'lT, ^t^ or VJ^ or s^TTf, |*n, 
 HIMlufl or^. 
 
 2 3^, g^ft^, g'fN^g'fl-'if, ^^, ^^^. 
 8 arfHHHI^", yHMH, 344*1 5|, ^<-«fi^, &c. 
 Vainness, Vanity, n. v. A. 1. Qi+oiWulF m. <fJK^MOTr w. Ac. 
 
 2 R4>IMS«TT m. R^MUII »». Vi+oiquir «». Ac. f5fTii|^«TT/. 
 Big swelling words of t. ai<il«Tl<(l «i^rt<Ji w.-TTTT w.- 
 
 Ac. ^ZcPn% Hf 5^ w. pi. V. m?5. 
 
 4 oni Conceit. 3Tf»1WPT ♦»• y*iii m. f^HH^ m. J^lrtt/. 
 
 ^S[TTT^ /". Jl!IR^T<t/. ^^f g^^/ Tt^/ 
 Vale. See Valley. [ f^Jf^ «. 
 
 Valediction, n. farewell. cnH^oE^ 3TT7ft^f^»i.HIWlPl+^- 
 Valedictoby, a. v. N. 3n^%ore?TT aF|T5ft^'l<^HI, str^TtRitt- 
 
 Valet, n. servant who attends on one's person. ^^RT, f^- 
 
 Hd'IK or ^, J^=«TT, at^W. 
 Valetudinaby, Valetudinabian, n. v. Sickly, Invalid. 
 
VAN 
 
 927 
 
 VAR 
 
 spTfWt, +i"^i<l»n, f^lfWt, J<"i*0, 5«i<», f*«tii,f^at- 
 
 Vallutt, a. trace, v. BoLD. <i(<(MH<{, H^hrr, mi*«ft, ^- 
 
 VaLIaxtlt, adv. V. A. ^T^'f, ««^ij<'l>l'l, "I^I^TT^, M<.l'fi*(- 
 
 ^;^7T, Ac. f^-+H'j«|^, Ac. f^ip»T<T:. 
 Valid, a. sound, eojentjmt, Sfe. ^oB^, vifllHI, iWeS, ^, 
 
 2 good in laic, havinj legal force. «<*I^KMI, TWWt, "T- 
 
 «(fl<lH<iHn, 5q^^R?m"4, o*<*)^KJHI«^. 
 VaUDITI, n. T. A. 1. «IcA<fc4HU||fn «IgE^^ SINrH«. W«13<1l/. 
 
 2 fcq<I^KHI >iH<<1'nHmi «. ST^^Rh^TtfnfTT/. s^^flT^fT- 
 
 mA n. Ac. 
 VaUXT, n. hollow hetteeen kills. ^ m.f. dim. ^f. ^fTTw. 
 
 ?Wt/. ^ ♦». #IT m. 3Tr5/. 
 
 2 /laiM bordering on a river. v(t(f. ^Tjf. Used in com- 
 position with the name of the river, as mvt\ the 
 
 T«lley of the Godavery, f»T»r»rtt, f*RV^, Ac. the Talley 
 
 of the Bheema, Nira, Ac. 
 Vaiokocb. See Valiaxt. 
 Valocb, *. V. Boldness. vH*(MM<ff/. H^/.^Rf*Tff/. if^- 
 
 JT^/- ^ *• 1<I*H m. f^jpT OT. 
 Acquired by v. ?^r*flMlfSiH_ 
 Vaiuable. a. V. Peeciocs, AVortht. f^n^l^T, 'itwn^,'?r- 
 
 ^RjH'O-^I, HiayiMWMI, »ili*ri'<<f)-«ll, *T^|Hr<4, wT?. 
 Valuation, n. r. V. 1. fpTtrar^ n. Ml<M<4ui n. 
 VaLUB, «i. tportk, price. r*'-Md/. ^M n. 
 
 2 ettimation, importance, esctllenee. f**Mrl/. qf^jm/. 
 
 f^^ or f^Tfl^ "•• Tl «»• W m. it/. %W "»• *TPT n.w. 
 
 fl^im/. The six last words are used chiefly with a neg. 
 
 to*, or implic. 
 To Valce, v. a. rate at a price, appraise. f^J^Jm/.-^TB «.- 
 
 Ac. ?J^«I-??^-^T^. 
 
 2 rate highly, hold in estimation, make great account of. 
 
 qwrSt, inTtJf or ^V^^ f^^^t, HHU), ^t»TWT-jniT-Ac. 
 
 To V. exceedingly. 4MfM«jl'«^l-VI?ll'(il<i&>HS<4l Trft^ 
 To be ralued by. •fJI^/. STfT^t ^. ofs.with 9|^w ©^o. 
 
 Valuxibu. See WoBTni.Eii. 
 
 Valtb, m. folding door. yr^-J^rft-Ac. ^ n. 
 
 2 Hi or cover to open in one dirtction and eUm m mi- 
 
 To Vamj, p. a ^»«f^ iw<* something new. Hfl>i}^t ^l^t. 
 VaB, n./r^nt of an armf/. SWrtt/ f*^/. ^T^^-Ac. ^T^ 
 
 «. i^mr^c-Ac. nVl «•• 
 
 OeDenJ or officer of the t. f^^fltSI. 
 
 V. and rear. SHTT^ f^Wrtt/ 
 
 To stand ( and fight ) in the T. j¥r|t fSHI^. 
 
 VaK-OUABn, n.f^f. 
 
 VaBB, n. fl^-<n n^ ^I^ftuiUI T^TV •■• 
 
 To Vabmh, r. a. pass jrom sight^ be lost, i[e. t. To Dis- 
 
 AmcAB. 11^411 -^iF^^ti I -r^tli 1411 -91^ <r-Ac. |VoT, 9Yvr, 
 
 jl Vasished,/). v. V. Jin^ 5tT^r, Ac. araffn, f^t^?T. 
 
 I' Vasitt. See Vaixness. 
 
 i| To Vasqcish. See To Conqueb. 
 
 I Vantage, Vantagk-gholnd. See Supehiobitt. 
 
 ! Vapid, a. dead, spiritless, v.Flat. fts^ or l^jgT, «l^W, V:^^ 
 Ij or »n^, "TT'T^, q^'HtfT, <r^^oE, q^T7, H<*Hflf\rl or TO- 
 
 II Hotlfl, 3TTatT, j^3T, f^PC^, flS*. 
 
 |i Vapidness, Vapiditt, n. v. A. fp%T''TT w.^^^'l'TT m. <?nt- 
 
 Vapobous, Vapoet, a. full Sfc. of vapours. mH>-<(l, *iHH»?v, 
 
 Vapouk, ft. steam, fume. HTV/. ^T'^ n. ^ m. 
 
 2 See Mist. 
 Vapouhs. See Melakcholt. 
 To Vapocb, v. n. t. To Boast, To Blustee. HMHMui, ?m^. 
 
 ?nT m. IT^, rlHI^MI'it^T'/. i?/- ?ft»Tlif, ^r^^T/. ^^. 
 Vabiable, o.v. Coasgeable. %i>mNl, ^^R? or a, 3Tf^*TT 
 Vaeiablekess, n. v. A. -M-cjotiiuTT tn. ^f=qr«l n. g^f^siT^m/. 
 Variance, n. dissimilarity, v. Diffebence. sraT «. »T^ »• 
 
 2 discord, v. Disaqbeeuent. ?fq)^ n. 51"T5/. «I*RI^ m 
 
 \^^^ n. f«n^ «. h^^ n. 
 Vabiation, n. v. Change. %t «. H^ «. TTH? w. 
 
 2 See Diffebence. 3— in grammar. f^Tf^/. *.Mlm n, 
 To Vabieoate, ». a. diversify in external appearance, fiff^ 
 
 5(-f^Mr«)NM-HHK'lt-*l^<'(t-Ao.^of. 
 Vabieoated, p. y. V. f^?r, f^5I, f^^f^?!, N=5l»IrI, H 
 
 yt^, 'P^ITT, ^^, ^*l^, ^«TT, ^R^. 
 VABiEOATiON,n. diversity of colors. f^f^V^Wm.^'^iyf\^V\]m. 
 
 Vabiett, Vabiousness, v. a. 1. ^5(f^r^?T"?^»». HRTf»r«I 
 »Ion»n. Ac. ftrf^vTHT/. fiirMMHT/ Ac. 
 2 fqf^^Mm rm. Ac. f%^5?aT/. f^^n. 
 
 I. (as of a species or kind), if^m. 
 
 II. many and different kinds. This sense is best rendered 
 by the use of some adjective for various with the noun 
 required; ex. a variety of turbans siRr?r|^ MI'llfr, a 
 great v. of fruits ^yfT^l^TT^ih^, Ac. 
 
 Vabious, a. manifold, multiform, divers, nffi</ry.f^4(f^f^^, 
 
 f^f^, q^^TT'^T, i^iHOHfi, fT=|fi=|T, q<^?fNT, kWY- 
 »Tl?ft<rT, ^'A'^i 3Hi>^-|t, ^'t*n»i«'^i, aOi^^rtWr, 
 
 TmTH'-f^, THnnJR^, TPTt^fft^, imftv, ^J^f^, 
 3l^i*iftrvT, HMM I *f ) q , f^f^, SJ^V, ?vf»W, ^Ip^reiT, 
 
 2 V. Vabieoatku. f«jr«j»», f«mW^?T. 
 Vabiouslt, adv. v. A. 1. m various ways. 3Rir<T-C^-<t»ft^ 
 -IT^TTPJ-Ac. or n=^Mt-^Wf^-Ac. qM<^, <?<^R^, ^T»1I- 
 
 jw^, «iyn;i^, HWt'rWt or Ht'itHt^O, ^iiif^*T,«f5f<ivT, 
 
 Vablet. See Blackooabd. 
 
 Vabxinb, n.— the glo*sy liquid used by painten and others, 
 nnTti. 5*oi or ^qiuiM. 5^1*1. 
 Coating of v. ^I»n»T». ^^PTn. 
 
VEG gs 
 
 2 fig. cover, glou, v. Embeulishmist. SNTm. ar'^^m. 
 
 To Vahnish, v. a. v. N. 1. rmnrn.-&c. FJT^-^-'^l^ot-qi- 
 
 2 anJ To Embelhsh. sHK^T, ^W-^XZn. STff ^itl^, 
 
 rflstiaisfy/. ^ot. 
 Vaesished, ;>. V. V. 1. TTT'JI cUR^ar, &c. ^ift. 
 3b Yaet, «. a V. To CHA^■OE. f^^irr, T^FJ^^ «t><<PK»». ^- 
 
 ?^, €^H^»».-^7Tt?tTn.-&c. ^Tof y. o/o. 
 ab Yabt, v. n. V. To Chasoe. fp?:^, qT?K^, %T'5R»>.-&c. 
 
 ^ ^- of». 
 
 2 le dissimilar^ v. To DiFFEB. »T^»j.-%Tm.-%^<PR»i.-&c. 
 
 37H^ ^. ofg. recip. f^T5r-&c. 3TO^. 
 
 2 depart Jrom, deviate. 3TfRK.-"S^ffi.-&c. TTSOT, STH^n.- 
 
 •PT^M.-Ac. 3T^dr^. o/«. ?q;?rrf*T^^». ar^iny. of». 
 
 Vascciae, a. contiiting, ^'c. ofveeseU. HT5-»n'^T, Hl^HT, 
 
 Vase, n. Pot. ^'^ot. jtT5»». 
 
 Vassal, n. feudatory. ^rr^jftT^, jfrew^, Hlffe^. 
 
 2 dependent, subject. K^^ f. ^'^^ f. ?Tr%^R, fcSn. 
 
 8 See Slave. 
 Vassalage, n. «^a/e o/" dependence. i^^^ui]m. X^^m^m. cTT%- 
 
 Vast, a. huge, immense, t. Labge. TITHnT, *4^B, ^^, 
 
 Vasxlt, ado. T. Veex. tpR^, arfrf^nr. 
 
 Vastness, n. V. V. ^®q^q»n'»». ^^eTTTw. ^MS^uilm.&c. 
 
 Vat, n. jfti <ft7». 
 
 VATiciNATiojf. See Peophect. 
 
 VAULT.n. continued arch. <4l««lrf«t ^PHT^T/". J*rrm. Ht<*«j(\/. 
 
 2 ceZiar. HTR «. <T3E^T n. 
 
 3 repository for the dead. ^^^^;^ n. TT^THTT «. 
 
 4 See Leap. 
 
 To Vault. See To Leap. See To Abch. 
 
 To Vatjxt, v. n, Irag, y. To Boast. ^V\t[f.-V^f. fH^of, 
 
 r^'TT-rWT^^-&c. T\Vt[f. pi. ^fqiJI, sfr^fTT /. ^^. 
 To Vaust, t>. a. brag of, v. To Boast. q^rr^/.-Hreit/'TTT 
 
 n.-^fr^f-&c. tTPT^-fHT^^. o/o. 
 Vaunt, Vau>teb. See Boast, Boasieb. 
 Vaunt-mube, n. qififfT/. m-h \^ . m. 
 Veai, n. ■^\m]-T\ ^HT^/. <Tt ^ ftin ro n. 
 Veda. See Scbiptobe. 
 2b Veee, v. n. change direction. ftST^, ^5e3t, t^ri n. f%^- 
 
 To T. about. +14154 Si, ^fTT^, 'ft^ToS'T. 
 Vegetable, «. v. Plant. 3?nfqt/. sTT^TfH /. 
 2— esculent. HTsft/. d<*lO/. VJ^f. n. 
 
 Apparatus for slicing vegetables, &c. HM(\ /. 
 
 Fruit-v. V. bearing esculent fruit. V^vfr^f. c|r555[TPP/. 
 
 Leaf-T. V. of esculent leaf. <n%Hnft/. "T^T^tl^/. « 
 
 Vegetables— compreh. or laxlj. HI'^ft'H I rK m. m^PTT- 
 cTTw. m^TPft /. 
 
 V. (plants, ItBTW, roots, fruits, Ac.) dressed. ^TPft/. 
 
 TEt 
 
 V. dressed up with flour, f^nit TT^/. 
 V. dried, q^a^r »n. 
 
 V. sliced and dried. ^^J^ f. •P?^ /. 
 V.-hotch potch. ?f^7r^/. 
 v.— slitter or slicor. \^f. 
 "Wild esculent v. ^HHT^/. 
 Vegetable, o. belonging, ^'c. to planti. «mM<fl-«||, s^t^ti^- 
 
 To Vegetate, v.n. germinate, grow as plants, y. To Spboct. 
 M^l »J.-3T^r M.-<FnT OT.-&C. qwf-j^ut in. con. ^^''f, ^%K- 
 
 of, 5oEiVRi-ft ^\^f.^g. ofs. ^^^J^v^ ^]sf. ^^, 
 Vegetation, n. t. V. #r5^of n. Ac. ^^nr^T^ ^Tj/- 
 I. plants in general. n^rf^TS n. f|?^o5 /. Jjnr^n n- JT?5- 
 CTT?T n. ^"Iir^-^lfcl /• 4Jis^«^ n. pi. mz^it\ m.pi. 
 Luxurious or wild v. ^R n. ^^ n. 
 Overrun with wild v. v»t*I?51%. 
 Vehemekce, n. v. A. 1. ^ m.^ n. ^TTRT m. ?tTW «. 
 +41+1 or ^ ff«. 
 2 OTffi^ai violence, ardor, fervor. 3n%^i m. rr3?T?ft /. ?t- 
 
 Vehement, a. very forcible, v. Violent, vftn^r, ^RP^qT^T, 
 ft5I*TI^, Ac. vii^rtirM, sr^?, =41, ^»T5K, ^«R^. 
 2 ardent, fervent, eager, ^e. v. lurErt'ocs. fTf?^, ^K- 
 
 Vehement LT, adv. v. A. 1. ;^rTT^, ?RTWT^, rl<K»<< l » ^, Ac. 
 spi+^H, +5+1 *J5, +^«M<j^, +-Mf<1. 
 
 2 cis^^, rfff^t^^, +4+M<ni^',W%ni%, Ac. afTT^'T^^. 
 Vehicle, n.instrument or means of conveyance, \.Camuim.Q£. 
 
 ^^ n. ^r<^ n. qr^T ». 
 
 Horse-v. 3t>^PT «. 
 
 Man-T. JRTPT ». 
 2 — in medicine. arjRIH i. 
 
 3 See Mebium. 
 
 Yv.mcvLi^n, a. belonging, ^c. to a vehicle, ^^r^.^ Ac. ^r- 
 
 Veil, n. t. Ccbtain. 3Trm^ «. 
 
 2 cover for the face. ^(yp\ or ^r «• '^r^TTT m. ^^ «• CT- 
 >?<■/. afft^iift/. 
 
 3 coftfr, cloak, T. DisGClSE. TI^ m. 3TTPT5^ m. P^Tt- 
 UH n. 5?rr3T OT. 
 
 2b Veil, ». a. ( the face ). jT^fT m.-^iiT «.-Ac. qra'T-^^- 
 
 Vein, «.— in anatomj. f^m pop. ^f. H^ m.f. ^x% f. ^r- 
 
 t\f T^f «?»T^/. v^a^^^f. 
 
 That has varicose or dilated veins. frTToE. 
 
 2 ( of a loaf, a fruit, Ac. ). 'RrTT pop. V\lf. 
 
 3 variegating line., v. Steeak. ejlTT »». fiTTT/wp. ^/. 
 
 4 temper, mood. |f%/. TK «. [ Rt?. 
 Veined, Veist, a. having veins. f3|TTr?5 pop. RlTT^, ftr^T^- 
 
 FuU-v. frrrn!. 
 2b Vellicate, Vellication. See To Twitch, Twitch. 
 Velocity, n. v. Swiftness. %»t w». otst w- 
 VBiTEi, ».— the silk stuff. H^W^ er H^PTT^/. 
 
VBN 929 
 
 Veltei, a. t^W^, »l<<IHrl\MI. Ij 
 
 Vesai, «. mereenarif. »?N^I-«, ^t=^#T, f'Jrf-MiSK, Wlrf-^, 
 
 St^l^tft^, SN^^PTJft^, rlNrJ-^l-Mr, frf'^ij'*. 
 
 2 0/ or belonpny to a vein, fxil^, f^^c5T, f?Hl««l'*ft- 
 
 Vexaliti, 11. V. A. 1. ?7t^wtt/. m?5^^rf^/. ai"=(r5-MMH/. 
 VofAST, VESATtC, a. relating to hunting. fV+lO, fll^irtt- 
 
 To Vend, r. a. v. To Sell. R+ut, Hl+M m.^&c. ^^ y. o/o. 
 Vesder, «. T. V. HltuiKt, ftrwrr in comp. Hl^HI. 
 Vendible, a. v. V. f^+NI ^PIT-Ac. T"^, f^^W. 
 To Vexeer, r. a. inlay thin leavet of wood, t^^^l *«(!/. ^T^i'. 
 Yekesable, o. t. v. "pTJ^t^ HI1l<4l«l<«(-'S:c. STT^, 3TT^- 
 
 Vzsebablesess, Ve>t:babihtt, n. t. A. »TMHl/. ^^- 
 
 ?iT/. armr/. &c. »m^/. iftKT m. 
 2b Veszbate, e. a. v. To Revere. TJq^^^-Ac. Ht^<if, 3TT- 
 
 0/ o. '4{\iK w.-ic. ^i^ y. ofo. 
 Tesebatios, II. V. Revebe.sce. "Jjligf^/. ail^^^f^/. ;rTT- 
 
 VrSEBEAX, a. pertaininy. Se. to texiial inlrrcourse.^H]m^\, 
 
 2 — diuc-aite. 3N5.^HI, 'Kh'I-mi, ^ti-K-fNi. 
 
 V. di»e«««, V. LcE» tesebka. ^q^n m. nv(\ /■ %-'^n. 
 V. ulcer. »T*T n. 
 Tesebt, n. V. Ht'STiso. f^I^R/. *mw/. 
 ^ 2 Kxual enjoyment, T- Copulatios. ««ii«i m. ^/. ^f?T- 
 J?>tll/. tfH^*l ». 
 
 ProTocatire to t. fl>4^<M«l h. 
 
 TeSESECTIOS, n. T. PnLKBOTOMT. ^OmUuO/. flt^IHIifT W. 
 
 To perform t, ?ftT/.-f^/. ^rT»OT-%^-^rW't. 
 VEimiASS, «.— the windows. ftf5Efsr««TT/ ;>/. 
 YeXOEasce, «. recenye. retribution. irfHVI «■ iTp^f^'^l/. 
 
 ^TT or 5«|T «. 
 
 To take r. v. To Revesoe. gi m. >jiujui-^, ^^ or 
 
 I'll have V. q'flMI ^ ^TT, ^Tift^ t^ ftTT, ^T<t Vt- 
 t^^ ^T^ MlW1*( ( ^^, r«nWT, &C, ). 
 
 With a renRPaiice. This phrase is well rendered hy 
 
 3[T>r4 w.-^J^sn^IW m.-Ae. »Ttlwt, im/.-V^f. H<t*Ill/.- 
 
 &c. ^f^i Ex. wm WTf^mr 3PT4 »Ttr^ He beat 
 
 with a T. [^tfO, f^. 
 
 TeSforrct, «. retenye/u}, r. Maltcioox. ^W^T^HT, ^»*0, 
 
 TsyTAL, a. T. FAtrosAiiLB. ^WT *<mi'^l'll-fHTW-Ac. TT?T 
 
 •ftir, ?WTf , ^. TT in comp. [^nwtW ••. 
 
 VnriM)*, ».fletk of the tierr. fT^tl^ *»T^/. IfwiN TTHn 
 
 Tnioif, », T. Pois')x. frr ". ft^T? ;w;». fTWT ■•. ^TfT a. T- 
 
 fsj ». |»p. fpr« «./, |9.I^^ or |HT^ «. *T^f^ ■• 
 
 2 See Malice. [iw, ftWTJ. 
 
 . VER ^ 
 
 Yesomoussess, n. y. A. 1. fr^Tt^uiT m. f^mrcjpojp. f^^R tn. 
 
 (^«ll;4Hl/. 
 Yesous, a. contained, tjr. in a vein. l^ft^T, ffl%t?T. 
 YEhT, n. aperture ^paisaje, tpiracle, v. Opesiso. J^Rn. ^R«. 
 
 To give Y. to. See To -Yest. 
 2— esp. for water, gr^/. ^ n. ^'{ n. p{W^ m. 
 3 Y. Sale. ^PT w. 
 To Yest, r. a. let out, pour forth,, ^v. ?ft3^, Tit^sT-Ac. tp- 
 
 To Yestilate, r. a. expose to the free patsage of the air. 
 ' 5TRT «. fltl^-^-^, ^\^^K^^} ^^K f T^flr !P^. 
 I 2 V. To Wissow. ^J^rf^, ^-Tm ^ot. 
 
 3 T. To Disccss. qidlMI-i/.-MlcIMIi/. «P^ y. o/#. 
 . YEifTiLATiOS, n. Y.Y. 1. ^TT qwjf «. &c. ^KT^ «. &c. 
 j Yentilator, n. ^-^nJT «'^TT 'Rft"^^ ^T?! «.-?JTtR «. 
 I YE5TRAL, «. belonging to the telly. qt^HT, "JtitHHI, ai^^sp, 
 
 Yesteicle, n. T:^V^\r{^ ?qTr?Tr«. 
 
 YE5TBIL0QC ISM, n. //lear^o/" «/)e(j*/fly as from a distance. 
 
 Yextvre, m. v. HiZAiir, Daxgeb. ofnjftrr n. ^^TT w. 
 2 hazardous business. ^X^tH n. sfr^lTTT^ 'FTK n.-&c. 
 j At a V. rl^Hi-^HIr*!!^'. 
 
 To YEyiuBE, V. n. run the hazard. sfr^fhTn. MfH>< "i-vJ-^ rt" >- 
 
 ^^Kuj-artnT^ ifH or ^vm, T^ft ^tvrdr, aq<i,a/. ift^, 
 2 T. To Dai!f.. tm^/.-f^*TT?T/.-&c. aPRTot m. ron. 
 To Yektit.e, r. a. expose to hazard. ^^i^\r\-vf^tr^-^9q\n ■ 
 
 Ac. vtir5<>i-qT?0T-%?nir, ^T'it^^^?rt-3t^t»t«it-Ac. zpfvj- 
 
 Yestlbesoite, Yextlbous, a. v. Asyestcrous, Bold, ^t- 
 
 I Vesus, fi. — in inTtliolog-y. ^ffT. She is the wife of iprfl^f 
 
 ' the Hindu Cupid. 
 
 ! Hottentot v. M< ^ Rm^>ft /. 
 
 2— the planet. ^ «. f>f^ w. [f^^. 
 
 Veracious, a. t. Trcb. ^m, »1PT, «rtlMI<t, ^n'W<?sft, qr- 
 Yebacitt, fj. v. A. and Tbltu. ff^TJIT m. ^Tj{f. Vrq n. f- 
 
 «H n. imnwi n. 
 Yebaxda, fi.— the kind of portico, sfmft/. qi^/'mtT*/. 
 
 «TTMr«ft/. ^xrw^f TiWr/. afTT^ft/. 
 
 I Yerr tt. f5J5«n7^ n. 
 
 Active V. Wnr^i f^.MIM^. 
 
 Neuter r. wr^^ Ns^n^. 
 
 Passive T, ^fjtfoT f'«5«rT^. 
 ! Causal T. ifT«T fiWT/. 
 
 Form of a v. fUfmvs^ n. Vi^ 
 
 Root of a r. *ir^ m. 
 
 Subject of a T. f^«nxTT «. 
 
 Table of verb*. *Ti^;? m. 
 Yr.RiiAL, a. rrprrsird by leordi, x. OniL. 
 
 2 »/ or belonging to wordt. r»7^, T'^'f^l'^'^l, ^T«^- 
 
 nWtTV, »<RTqT, 
 
YER ; I 
 
 3 literal. 5(l»^n^^J^, ^THT^, "T^Tf^, flE^CT. 
 
 4— in gram. tTTJ^TTf^riT. [ TT, ?T«^:, 
 
 Veebally, a^p. V. A. 1. ?i*^, «r^^r^, «rT^qr^, &c. ^ns^gj- 
 
 Veebatim, adv. word/or word. ^[Ta^H^s^, ?[\i^i7Tfl3^, V^- 
 Vkebose, a. prolix, ^e. v. TEDions. ^ifSlWKNI, Vt^- 
 
 Veebositt, Vebbiaoe, n. v. A. ^Is^f^WT nt. ?I5^?^ 
 m. arfcT^'frf^/. sTj*rrf*r?TT/. 
 
 Veedant, n. covered with green gratt or plants, f^i^of)^, 
 
 Verdict, n. ( as of a jury ) t. DECisiON.'Vfn^ m. fT^T^^ 
 
 /. f^^rrST m. f^of?TqT5 n». 
 Vebdiqbis, n. rtts< of copper or Irass. «f)?^<F or q«i^ m. sfT- 
 
 Affected by v. — food, a pot, &c. ^s^. 
 To be affocted by v. — a substance cooked, a vessel, 
 &c. ips^p^, ^a^wj^ ^tiumiUJ^ 
 "Veedure, n. greenness of vegetation. P^^Zf. f^<^c4/. ^- 
 
 ^zf. ^rq^ft/. 3fr?55rfT/. 
 
 VeeGE, «. rod of authority. %sf[ f. ^ m. 
 
 2 Irink, lorder, v. Edge. w>\Z m. PF^m «. q?f /. K^t/. 
 
 To Veeoe, v. n. tend, incline, approach. ^^, «rr^ot, ^t^ m. 
 -^^ M.-&C. 3TH^ y. ofs. «Rt?T aradr ^. o/ o. ( Ex. ^ H- 
 fT^TT ^^^ STTfTT 3TTf or q-HfT 3T1^ he is verging on 70), 
 
 Veeqee, n. V. Mace-beaeee. s^«n^, 5^. 
 
 Veeification, ». V. Y.—act. ^JJ ^X^ n. &c. ^Trq"^R m. ^- 
 
 Veeified,/). v. V. ^TT ^^JT f^^PH", &c. 5]rft?T, w?. 
 
 Tb VEEirr, v.a. prove to be true,ettablish, ^c.\. To CosTmv, 
 
 To Peove. ^Tr-w?T-nrarT-&c. ?jrc^ ^, ?iFt^r? »n.-^r?^- 
 ^;m n.-&c. ^m g. o/o.^sTfrtf?r ( pop ST^tfH or :r=Eft<T )/. 
 -jfciT^ m.-&c. 3TT"'j;^ ^ y. o/ 0. 
 
 To bo verified. snftrft^-srFft?ft?f- Wr<4i(l^-&c. ^. 
 Vebilt, ado. really, truly, w^, ^tHT, ^^, ^^T^, ^e«ft^, 
 
 ^^ftH, ar^iq-, TrfT*!, !^?:, ^t- or h^. 
 Veeitable, Vebitt. See True, Tbuth. 
 Veejuice, w. aPTispr H>ctiMI<^H ^FT^^r fm^ m. 
 Veemicelli, n.— in cookery. V^if- (or ^tsnTT/. pi. ) ^Kl(- 
 
 f. f7«rit/. ^^5^ «■ 
 
 Fragment of v. %^^\ n. 
 
 V. — made upon a board. qR^srf /. 
 
 V. — made with the hand. ^IH^I^^/. 
 
 Vessel for taking out r. ^t^tt w. [ ^?l. 
 
 Vebmiculae, a. like, Sfc. a worm. ?>jftWK^I, ^T^T^, ?»J^- 
 
 V. motion. HUM^^nif?iy. 
 VEEMlFOEii, a. ^'i-H^^ [n. ^f^ M. ^fiTfTn. 
 
 Vebmifuge, n. medicine to expel worms. ^ iti$|Mn' :^Wi 
 
 To administer a v. vnTT^-ilHr^ fj^. 
 Veemilion, «.— factitious, f^g^ pop. f^>jcs m. fi^J^ m. 
 fn'TCTT or «( «». ST^m. 
 
 10 ^VEB 
 
 Vermilion, a. v. A. fljaft, f^^cET^T. 
 
 Vermin, n. ^ma/i destructive animals or insects. ftjSK'ft or 
 ft;ST5»ft/. r^slfl^ or 1^1 or ^S »t. ;>/. qJts/. f^^^f?T m. 
 
 fj;iT<ict^ »». vjfr^r-Ji'isi m. ^fterf'TiqT'jr «. ^t^j «i. 
 Vebsaculae, a. v. Native, ^^ff, K T^at- 
 
 V. lang-nage. ^^THm/. 
 Veenal, a. belonging, Sfc. to spring. ^#?ft, ^*id*'J^I, ^m'JT, 
 Veesatile, a. variable, unsteady, v. CaAKaKABLB. ^^fc? or 
 
 2 /Aa< caw turn with ease from one subject to another. 
 STO^yrPlt, 3T^flT^«T, ^VRtTPit, Tra5f^,^'?c5Rf?r, 3T%- 
 
 Vebsatilitt, n. v. A. ^■•(oiquil m. '^^^ n. 3lR'H<rir/. 
 
 2 3T^RtWIT »n. &c. ^Tt^jf^/. jfj^-^IVr*! n. 
 Vebse, n. metrical line. ^X^ m. <T^ »n. n. 
 
 2 metrical composition,^. Poetbt. *f«(Hl/. vp^^n. q<Ifi.- 
 measured by time, ^TTf<T/. — sjUabic, |tT n. 
 
 Blank v. ^^^TTH »». 
 Prose and v. 1?n^ n. 
 
 3 ( of a poem, song, &c. ), 9^^ m. «R^ n. ^V^/. 
 
 4 short division of a prose composition. ^T^^. has been 
 introduced into Marathi by translators. 
 
 Versed, a. skilled.^ fjc. v.Expebiekced. 'fl«mn,a:?«T5T,f5r- 
 f^, ^5"!, f^wiTTfT, MRflMl, 3Tf*rfT, f^^TJf, ^KH^Kf, %■ 
 
 To be V. !FH^, ^T^, <--j+)c)iul, f^'T't, ^J^t, 
 Vebsedness, n. v. A. arwTT^f m. 3TT^Tf»T »■ fop. 3TT3T5^ «. 
 
 Versification, n. v. V. N. and Poesy. <t^^^t/. ?fll+<T|- 
 
 To Vebsify, v. n. make verses. «T^^'n'/.-"4<%^M^T/.->^nF- 
 
 To Versify, t>. a. turn into verse. Kqid-9cil*if1-&c. 7?f?''if, 
 Ji^JFOT. ^/.-SFf^cTT /.-Ac. iiftiSr-5pTot y. of o. s>«?PFt'ft-&c. 
 
 VeBSIOS, rt. V. TbaNSLATION. HT^rTTtt. [rlTn. TTS*!^*!. 
 
 2 fig. variation of statement. u'sT m. 9ram. ^TUtrTC n. qT3f- 
 This is his v. »?t ^ ?r<T m^^\. 
 Veetebbal, a. pertaining, ^c. to the joints of the spine. M^- 
 
 Vebtebre, n. a joint of the spine. HOI^ m. ?^;[\?tf^ w. 
 
 Veetex, «. V. Top. ^x n. wmT ♦», 
 
 2 V. Zenith, ^re^^r/. ^«^ m. [^TH«Tfv. 
 
 Vebticai,, o. that is in the zenith. »TT»Tr^^, 4l<tMl«(<^l, 
 A V. circle. ^ifrT «. ^S?T «. ?[ft*T5?5 «. 
 The prime v. ?J»T^tT n. X^^^J^ n. [^HA<m. 
 
 Sine of the sun's altitude at the prime v.^W^jT^ m. 
 2 perpendicular, ^t-^^. 
 Veetically, adv. right down. ^. 
 
 Vertically & horizontally, ^mwii. 
 Vebtioo, n. dizziness, v. Qiddinebs. ^t\f. ^t^ /. %^/. 
 f»r^/. f*Rfn^/. f*R'ft/. ^TZ/. fH or ?i^/. 
 
VE3 
 
 931 
 
 VIB 
 
 Vebt, a. true, v. Ekal. W^^ ?n^, ^FWf^*, f?""?^, 
 
 2 mere, pttre, unmingled. %?rt5 or a, 55 pop. g^, 5^^^ 
 
 w *iTT or fJTTtn. 
 
 2 »<iBi*,^mphat. aW, ^T^. 
 
 Vbbt, adv. in a great degree. ^^, "JfTT, 3Tfit, STrftf, SlfrT- 
 
 ?nT, 3??!T?T, nrer ( Ex. ^rer «nE^^, &c.), Trft, jiapoE, b^, 
 
 M<l*l$^l rf«ci. mi*l«l, "ITH, g (iu comp. as, g^, gj- 
 
 Vesicle, n. puttule, bladder. <^m. <I5Et/. J^l^iott or Jcft/. 
 Vk8ICUL^ Vesicolous, a. t. N. "pIlT^, J^*<»«<i^. 
 Vespk*, See Evranso. [««TT/. 
 
 Vespess, n. evening terviee. ^if^Jrif TiTf «• ?nT»r»R«. Wt- 
 VK8PEBT15E, a. belonging, ^e. to the evening. ^t^T^, ^«n- 
 
 Vessel, ». utentil for holding .^receptacle, — gener, «Ttt«. 
 
 2 (of an animal bodj). STT^/ ^pft/. 
 
 3 thip or boat. r{\t.n. •Irl«(rin. 3T^riI«. SIT^ /. ^^/. Ht/. 
 ?TT''ft/.?R''I«. ^I-«41M «fntn.^''>*J i5T«. SP'". Some descrip- 
 tions of tet$eU are JTTsr/. t^/. 5T^ m. fmrn. f^f- 
 ^mTm. <T?T^m. Traw. «imm. qsJ^Hlft/. *m?JTm. ^«m«. 
 ^^t^w. TT^t"!/. iFTf^n. JT^^Tm. H^lf'lO/. ^HSTm. 
 ««T^/.finr?/. 5^75tT«.#^arOT. or Hf^oEIm. ^Xi[f. (dim. 
 ft^^/ w ^tl% or nn.). 
 
 Frame (as of bamboos) raising the sides of a v. TTITV^- 
 Passenger in a t. 3«Trtt, 3TTre;, ^<<l<ft. 
 Pole used in pushing a T. over shoals, ^vs[f, — man 
 using it, flM+O. 
 Thatch over a r. gtt/. 
 To prop up a t. (on shore). V^if- ^. 
 
 4 jar, pitcher, Ife. T. Pot. »Tti». «TZ»». *TfHi. «pit/ ijfm. 
 
 Battered and worn metal TOMels. ^T«^7 «. HIoOv 
 
 Broken r. ^7^«. 
 
 Cost of forging metal ressols. VS/. 
 
 Hole worn in a metal t. stt^%«. 
 
 SqoAt OP dumpj ?.— gener. y^sjrw. 
 
 Vessels k pots — compreh. *rltT f ft«. p/. 
 
 Wooden T. ( as a dish or bowl ). mwi or iTTVMn. 
 
 6 — drinking ressel. ?t1*«TTsi. «rWT or >f5T»i. <fPnHI«». 
 T^^T^M. %^m. ^/- ^IW^si. «. Some kinds are, 3T«r^ 
 /. 5RV*TT 0^ UTTW^nwi. VlTrTm. ^nuTTi^/.aTlw or armm. 
 ITtV^/ or ^n. tr^^inft/. f*pnft/. ^^^THIh. mi<n?(ii. 
 fT^/. i^AaM. fimrw. flit^ln. ^^m. 
 Copp«r dpinking v.— compreh. >Tt«(imN^/. ?lt««n- 
 
 Vestmekt, Vkstobb, «• T. Clothiho, CiOTHKS. <tN«;'T»«. 
 
 2 AaJi/, V. Dbess. ^m.^^TT^m. 
 Vetch, ». 55^ or vw. f ^ITm. f'^/. 
 Veteran, o. /o»y exercised., long practiced, y. Expebiescep. 
 
 Vetebah, n. >FR f2;?rai^ fti'^T^OT. ^T-<4iH<ric?T-&c. ftnn^w. 
 
 Vetebisaht, fl. belonging, ^c. to the treatment of the ditew 
 set of cattle. vrjHm<|-5.*<| ^<J+1-m, 'nsfsjf'R^^T, T^f^fti- 
 
 V. art or practice. vfRR^Nt ^^T^/ l^f^f'PfW/. 
 
 V. Burgeon. ^UTaT'ft m. i^^^ ♦•• 
 
 Veto, «. prohibition. fl%<t ^^^fj. f^^^ »»• sife«I«r «. 3^*1- 
 2b Vex, v. a. irritate, provoke, disturb in mind, v. To Ak- 
 
 OEB. %H^, ^31^, ^tm^fff, ^Ti/.-^r%t/. ws9r-5B^, 
 
 »»T3ft/. HrS^t g. of 0. 
 
 2 plague, annoy, torment, i;e. t. To Teocble, To Tease. 
 
 OTT^, nt^m, flJTi^, =5n^«roT, qjtm^iot, ST^^fn.-j-.^jfi.- 
 &c. sprit. 
 
 Vexation, n. v. V. 1.— ar/. %fi^ n. ^vj^ «. BrfPJ^Bt «. 
 &c.— state, f^tif. ^«r/. ^^^nTT «». ^^f. ^:'PK[^ m. ^- 
 
 2 sTT^wf fi. ni^^ n. &c. 5rm «». "(nr m. prr/. s^t^t «. 
 
 Vexatiods, a. Vexkb, n. Vexing, p. a, t. V. 1. ^HTORT, 
 
 Vox, ». outer farwtcnt, robe. 9|TKTw. pntm. 
 
 S mdtteott. ^fNWTw. W^/. 
 7b Tnr. See To Iitteit. 
 VnrnuLB. «. t. Pokb. ^f<t or #t or ^f<t/. 1^/. "k^m 
 
 VsntoB, «. T. Tbacx. (rmsi. 01Tm. ^^m. S^eN|(**> 
 
 2 oni TiBESOME. 5STT^onTT, itsmtTT, 'ITH ^"IKI, 3<T]|^ 
 
 %?, f^^, 5ft^VlT or tnTT, ^ira^qiF. [^spt «. 
 
 A T. business or matter. K<F3r w. ?l<5^ n. t5^ilfi. 
 
 Vexatioussksb, n. t. A. 1. ^rr^'ni^on m. Ac. ^fTT<I«F?5r »i. 
 
 2 g ll ^ lOll ^H Uir «. 'WJT^q'JIT »i. ?lFTr?iTT »». ^ra«lTT'Jif^fi. 
 VExn>,;». V. V. 1. ^^^??T, ^tnrw^ST, Ac. ^,«?T,?»f, 
 
 To be or become v. ?)Tfl''f, HPToi, H'l'T, 
 Vlit, n. wto/i io/</e. fTITft/.<pft/ [<nfm«. 
 
 ViAjro, fi. neat dressed, v. looD, Disn. ^\i^ n. «fl{nf «. 
 
 Delicate riands. fR^W n. ^IJ^l «. 
 Viatic, o. pertaining, i(e. to a way or a journey. ^fl|^4t- 
 
 vr, HTTTf'T^'JT, ^inf'nr. 
 
 ViATicf M, «. provisions for a journey. f%^ or fin^/. 
 2b Vibbate, v. n. qvtrer, Sfe. v. To TatJiBtE. ^3^, J^ 
 fifrwaoT, f^m «.-Ac. ^'t't g. ofs. 
 
 2 oscillate^ Y. To Swiso. firBOJ, •3Tt^«*f, fftT m. pi. ^. 
 "ViBRXTisa.p. a. Vibbatite, a. Vibbatobt, a. v. V. 1. ^it- 
 
 imn, f?zwi fTf^^m, Ac. ?^. 
 
 2 irt?r9mT, 3rt5witKT,Ac.<t«N*»m, 3!t<t?!Tq»iPT. 
 
■ VIC t 
 
 Vibration, «. v. V. 1. ^h^ n. Hdadof n. &c. 5^^ n. ?S|^ 
 
 2 ^rt59T n. 3Tt|cEut «. &c. ^T^ ot. "jfRT m. 3Ti^?f n. 
 ViCAB, M. V. Substitute, Deputy. srf?ff=TffcT, ^TR^^JT-^r^- 
 
 &C. Hil.wiKI, JTT^ni. 
 VlCABiAL, ViCAKiOus, a.fdliiu) ill 6 place of another. ^^f^m- 
 
 ViCAEiousLT, adv. V. A. ^«-q|^q| tJK-Hi rfeci.-^?^ rfecZ.- 
 
 &c. arit^ or sn?^ or arn^TCH. [a^^r^ m. 
 
 Vice, w. «ioraZ evil. ^^ m. spft^/. ar^J^TFT «». STKnf w. 
 
 2 depravity, v. Wickedsess. ^<M<,ui ». 3T^itNt'T »• 
 
 3 ay. an halitual fault. |^n[ «». ar^OT »»• §f^?=nT n. ^• 
 3/. aTT*! or ^ m. jq'/. ?55PT/. 's^^^ n. g^ ot. <p<5 m. 
 
 To take the v. out of, thresh soundli/. noT m. «}ir5^. 
 
 4 jron /JTf w. ^51 «>. 
 Hand v. ^Id^l'UI m, 
 
 5 — in compos. See Dkpott. 
 ViCEOEEENCT, «. o^t*, Sfc. of a Vicegerent. ^^fH^^^'\ m. 
 
 VicEQERENT, n. Df'oar, V. Substitute, Deputy, wfrlfrlffcT, 
 ^^^-=<i6-Mi-&c. <♦)■(. ui I <.!, ^\^^, 
 
 ViCESAET, a. belonging, ^'c. to twenty. f^^Nl, f^SHfrt^, 
 
 VlCEPBESIDENT, W. iTtfT«T?T. 
 
 ViCEiiOT, n. substitute of a king. ^MSlf^Plffer. 
 
 ViCEBOYALTT, «. TFJ^Tfrlf^tftTm »». TT^IT^WtT?? «. 
 ViCINITT, n. V. NeABXESS. vf^cET'JTTW. ^!F5iT«.f^*i')fTlt<|n. 
 
 2 ^Zace« near, v. NEionBOUBnooD. ^^R^r ^?!TOT.-:f5?T»8. 
 
 In the r. of. ^^snff, TsWtH, arsT^rrtraT, ?v*rRnr, 
 
 MjeloiMRT, vlMc6t)<. 
 
 Vicious, o. corrupt, depraved, v. Wicked. ^Tf'I, ^rf^'^Ttft- 
 
 2 having vices, faults, tricJcs. ?f'rf^, #5Tc5, ^T^, 
 #5«Tr, ^«Vlo6, ^^tl?TRT, 5^ift, 3T<i 'jufl , 5^?T'jft, s^^T^, 
 s^raTiSF, ^^TToS, ^V.\m or^^Z^ or ^T5T3, aTTsft or ^, 
 3H*1*1<^K or^Hf^, — esp. of cattle, ?rfT, <3S'i<*, — esp. 
 of horses, ^, ^f^, ^^. 
 
 To become v. ^XZV^M or sfTSraot. [ JWT/. 
 
 Vicioussess, n. v. A. 1. ^r^-mun «i. i^qoiT m. ar^^v^iui «. 
 
 2 <3)«*<MUIT »». ^5ia4"ir OT. &c. qr^rat or flTSTofr /. 
 
 Vicissitude, «. t. SirccEssioN, Alteekatiok, ai^+J^ m. 
 
 3TT3^«ff/. 3^51%/. 
 
 2 V. Chanoe. ^ m. %?:<FTT m. "Tiaft/. <IT3n w. 
 
 Vicissitudes ( as of life, fortune, &c. ). ^rfilMlcW or 
 
 ??5»TnTT^/. <.^li'iis<l n. ?^Pft/. 
 Victim, «. animal slain or to be slain in sacrifice. «tflft^ 
 
 q^ m. ^TfT'ig ??». 3tf^ ;>o/). Sfoft OT. [ $f3r. 
 
 ViCTOE, M. conqueror, v. A. v^ft, P^^ujki, STnTJ^T, ^TrH', 
 ViCTOKious, a. V. Teiumphast. OT?T^p^;?op- '^T'T^, ^'f!', 
 
 2 productive of victory. vTTTf^, ^JT^HT^. 
 
 2 Vlitf ^ 
 
 ViCTOBT, n. winning, conquest, defeat of an enemy. ^JT^ tn, 
 •P^ /. f^^f '^f ^T^/ 
 
 Drum of v. vTif^^fH m. ^mmq n. 
 
 Flag of V. vjilMdl^ m. 
 
 Flush or glow of v. cr^r^ft/. 
 
 March to v. wi^jSRVPT n. 
 
 Proclamation of v. v»T^%iT m. •>d*)^^f'T m. 
 
 Eecord of t. — furnished by the defeated party. ^- 
 
 Shout of V. vJT^;[155 m. vji<i»cjfjj m, 'AmM m. Ni}q<pr?!T- 
 To get the v. B^]f f f^W.^. 
 Victual, Victuaxb, n.food. ar^r «. ^^ n. jt^^t n. jft^r^ 
 n. H?7W «. 3T^H n. ^TT^/. 3TT^ oi. — comprch. ^offfoj 
 
 «. ar^rrroft «• 3t#^ n. 
 
 Broken v. ^J^RtCf or JTPff «. ^/. 
 Distribution (to mendicants, &c.) of v. ^TSrw-WRTi/". 
 Dressed v. ftl^SJ a?^ n. f%5T5T n. qg;T^ ». 
 Undressed v. f|?trr or f^vn m. siA<fJ m. 3imT5T w. 
 To Victual, v. a. stock icith provisions. ^W^-&c.\s\^ 
 f sR^-^StT S^in, TI5T «. T^^. 
 
 VicTUALLEB, «. V. V. aT^TT^t %^»ff ^fj^TT g^mnr. 
 
 I. keeper of an eating house. »TH!qpft or *riRt, HdlUH I- 
 
 Videlicet, arfp. namely. '=^%. 
 
 To Vie, t>. n. v. To Emulate, To Eival. i?Tt5rff /.-Ac. 
 
 To View, v. a. inspect, survey, ^c. \. To See, Examine. qr- 
 
 «ft?TiJr, a^^c^T «.- anrJnPT «.-&c. Jp^ot ^r. ofo. 
 
 2 ««nry intellectually, t. To CoitsIdeb. T5of, f^-^n «», 
 -arrSTSH «.-&c. :Raf ^. o/o. 
 
 3 hold, regard, v. To Consideb. tRwf, ^^fuf, HT^ 
 View, Viewiso, n. r. V. 1. — act. ^^^\ n. gr^JrSr^oT n. &c. 
 
 ar^.FFI «. !«|rt1+H n. afTTffNFT «. fJrc?t^B?r «. ?^n M. 
 
 2 <TT^ «. f*|-=(K «». aTTOTST «. 
 
 I. «iy//<, reacA o/<7ie eye. ^^•=|i-&c. 3mc5 «.-7cqr m.-Ac. 
 
 II. T. Peospect. ^^n^=qT ^n m. [f^/. 
 
 III. intention, v. Design, g^n m. arr^tT w. Jms^w*. q- 
 
 IV. V. Opinion. H?r «. T^T «. ?IJT^ m. *m-^r\ f. 
 Y. — as taken of a subject, ^q m. qfT m. 
 
 In one point of v. under one form of the case, i^^^t. 
 ViGii, n. V. "Watch, stfrot n. 
 
 V. through the night. iilrf|^*j vHI'KUi «. 
 Vigilance, Vigilancy, n. v. A. ^mK m. ^tttw n. siv^ ' MHl 
 m. arf^^T/ ar^T? w. ^nrr^ m. ^m m. 
 
 2 3im?nTDTT m. ?n^-=?qtJIT »». &c. ^I^vrfii^/. j^nft/. ?IT- 
 
 Vigilant, a. wakeful, watchful. vTHRT, vJJPTSTP, ^TiRtjf^ftf^. 
 2 watchful, wary, onnr, ^SfTTrir, ''IT^, ^fT^^T, ^TRtJPT, J-- 
 
TIL 
 
 933 
 
 ViOlLAjrriT, adv. t. A. 2. ^Wqi<m^, ?n^^»lfT^, f^^Tfl^, 
 
 Ac. «rjfT, ^r5wrj?R>. 
 
 ViOOB, YiGORousxESs, n. phyticol force, t. Stbesoth. iR5 
 
 /;o;>. ^sw. ;i^r»T w. f^<^/ *l<jtN<i/. 
 
 2 energy, potcer. active ttren^h. yi^/. VHT^/. ^^ «. 
 
 J»;>. |T/. ^4^ m. rfvT ». ^ TO. nr wi. gf^ m. ^It^*<?». 
 ViaoBOCs, a. V. N. 1. and Stboxo. iR5P7,^~I^,^q?y,^T- 
 
 2 V. ESEEOETIC, SmaET. T^^IT^, <jr^ l ^«<H , «>f^T^, T- 
 f^TfRT, f3T^,r(3HT5, ffSRirr, ^^^^T, SR^Fft^, 9^T- 
 itJHI. 
 VlCOBOtSLT, V. A. 1. «(olM, ^IM, «|'5t*VH. 
 
 2 aiiJ Sif AET. ^i*4, •Ji+d^, ^qp, g'TT^^TR, 'F^R'Tpf, 
 
 Vile, a. — of persous ; late, mean, haieful. «ITrr, -a^, ^IC^TT, 
 ^^1 §J5' S;i5«IIOTI or "ft, ^V^, ^^T7, ^^^?, 1^, F^, 
 
 ?TTT5r, ^re, T^toET, srnra or srraas or sttjrt, jf^fT, 
 
 *firt pop. 5^^, 5^, SHTR, TTlft, Jft^, ^^T^, ^-^loS, 
 f^ra, »T^, ^VTH or or, f^TlT or flT, ff^, |^T, m^t- 
 ^^1 5W2 0^ ?^^> ^?Tp5 or^or ^«ra or a, ft^rFT, 
 
 2 — of thiDgB; exeeraHe, T. WoBTHiESS, Bad, Tibesome. 
 
 ^nf?, ^TH, afmoE, mi<?h4t, w^^t, t?5e, ??«ftt, 5^ti or 
 g*^u, fffHT, ^^T, ^srr=i?:, fs^r, f«F^rr. 
 
 ViLKXESS, »l. V. A. 1. V^^'l^T TO. J^^TTT TO. ^R<mT TO. Ac. 
 
 sreri/ ^lilfl^ or i\\i\«P(/. *lfZH4 «. ^f?tBI II. ^N^n. 
 ^Iw «». 
 
 2 ^l^-iv^uii m. afi'WVDir TO. 3iit<">,Mm( to. Ac. 
 TiuriED, />. T. V. 1. a^wif^, 3rfH?m, ft^PH?T, st'j^. 
 
 2 f%^5^, ^^.Wrtoll, Ac. fnf^, Tf^T. 
 Jo Vmrr, r. a. defame, traduce, v. To A.sposE. W^?r»ft/. 
 ^f^ y. o/"o. ?<^ TO.-'^^T TO.-Ac. <9T^, 1%^rV^ n.-rsm- 
 ^ TO.-3Tf»Tnr7 «.-Ac. 1»^5'. qfo. 3m^ TO. iFTot^o/b, 
 2 revile, vUuperaie, t. To Abuse. fqrSr, ^^Tgcot, Hrffof, 
 
 %Tof, ^'.icd /.-^ra^/.-^.Ni^/.-5^i<i '».-^::Towft/.-f?r- 
 
 ^/.-'Tr?{^/-m^^l^/.-*TRfrf'T/.-Ac. q»TUJ ^. ©/"fl. 
 
 Villa, «, country kotue, ^-e. niifd^J ^TIT to. JRSST to. 
 TiLLAOK, M. attemlUye of koutee lett than a town. Tt^ m, n. 
 
 iTW TO. jfbn to. 
 
 ADDual propitiation of r.-Mv/a« by obUtioui.ntT^T^. 
 
 CloM or dcnao t. HTTtT m. n. 
 
 CliutOT of conti)^ou« Tillages, ^^^%[^f. 
 
 Cluater of buts connected with a t. Vn n. VTIT m. 
 
 mttf. wreiT •». 
 
 Corn aMigncd for subsistence of a r.- officer. ^^ n. 
 Com At*, given on featirala to tho twelTS ▼.•officers. 
 
 vmvif. V. qrai, % 
 
 Cultivator holding land in on« Tillage while residing 
 in another. «jni**<r to. sftwi^m. ^tf )««. m. ifi^^m. 
 
 Current in the Tillages or countrj,— coin. 'iN^Hoft 
 or ^, iff Mr'<^. 
 
 DiTiwon or distinct portion of » T. ^/. fT<t/. «T- 
 1/ WTT TO. fTJTT "». 
 
 VIL ^ 
 
 Gate of a t. ^?r/.— Keeper of it. M^JR w ^ m. 
 The Eight offices or posts of a v. Sff^lf^^TT m. 
 Hereditary v.-office and land-proprietary. fRTT^ m. 
 
 Hereditary T.-officer. fJiTHI^, f»TTrfft, '^rfx. 
 
 In the yicinity of a v. iNyOw, ni^^^t^. 
 
 Isolated ( uninduded ) v. ^if^ to. fi. 
 
 Petty and mean v. gmit^ »i. w. %3Tf^ w. J.^m w. 
 
 Present made by v.-officers to a visitor. HS^^T tn. 
 
 Quarter or ward of a v. ^T^ /. 
 
 Quarter or ward of a v. occupied by the MaMf 
 caste. JT^R^nr or ?r5Tm. 
 
 Eights of v.-olEcers. HHTTT m. pi. 
 
 Agricultural t. %^nf^ n. 
 
 Straggling v. J^nftf m. n. 
 
 Sub-or appended v. «ll^^f^ m. n. 
 
 The Twelve hereditary v. officers. »ITTT si^^T or rf or 
 ^RT «»5^<^I<. They are f mT, ?5|^R, T^TT, nm, ^HTT, 
 JHR, ^^ft, 1^, 'fla^, 'Jft^, ^KT, y«r. The other or 
 remaining t. officers, compreheniivelg are termed VJK\ 
 3fT5?I. [m.pl. 
 
 The Twelve T.-officers,— lightly or freely. ^inK^TC 
 
 V. in the vicinity of. >mT»lf^ to. n. [it^ n. 
 
 Villages and hamlets, compreh. ?ll[ li^ m. n. T\\^ 
 
 V. -account-keeper. ^ei«f,<uft, MIHrf<*(^. — Office or 
 business of do. ^^or n. — Papers kept by him, ^^■ 
 Vf\f. moft/. 
 
 V.-astronomer, almanack-monger, Ac. iTTO^?ft. 
 
 The office or business of the v.-a. ^\w€\f. 'sit^'Tonn. 
 (^Rrm n. 
 
 V.-boundary-stone. fjW^fflTw. 
 
 v.— business. «ll*|*ty". 
 
 v.— champion or spokesman. »llf^?. 
 
 V.-chiefor headman, ^^t^ ( his office MTft»5^ft/. 
 
 V.-dispnte or discussion, ^[^v^n. ['HT^'n/. 
 
 V.-divinity. itu^/. tfiR.VTT/. <im^/. lTm^«. 
 V.-exponscs. TtT^^ to. tfTits*! to. 
 V.-ground assigned for carcasses and bones. |l^/. 
 V.-hereditary officers — compreh. and loosely. ^FT 
 31^ «nfllT ^TTT "(^ TO. pi. 
 
 V. in precipitous flight. "niTT n. ^ h. ^ «. 
 
 V.-lands. H^XK m. n. t^^•lf. imn/. 
 
 V.-mecting ( general ). «Tf^/ 
 
 V. of the founder of a race, /wren* v. WBTtfoi. n. 
 
 V.-officcr. qmrf^iffrft. 
 
 V.-officers,— loosely. <?T^ ^J:^^\f\ m. pi. 
 
 V. on a hill or amidst hills, im Tlf to. ft. 
 
 V.-oraclc-stone. »M»9T to. W to. 
 
 V.-pcople— as assembled or as considered collectively. 
 
 nfw TO. «. qfvT/. «ni^ «rtfV^ qlTT^55 ». qtf?»m fi. ^i- 
 
_^ VIO 9i 
 
 V.-priest. ^TTHTT^^, ^WrTT=^TT. 
 
 V.-rites and observances ; V.-mannera and customa. 
 
 V.-Bito. iTi^^'T or zm n. ^^^'^J^ n. 
 
 V.-Solomou. mgn?. 
 
 V.-viper. V. -informant, incendiary, &c. TRTSKm. ^- 
 JT'TIK m. q]n^.Z^ n. 
 
 V.-wall or I'euec. »Tt^^ «. 
 Village, a. of or belonging to a village, village-lorn. rt?^T, 
 %5lt^^, %3»ir^, 'Rtj^TF^T, ifT^. 
 2 produced, made, ^'c. in a village or country place, v, 
 
 KusTic. nt^^, ikJt or 5, nt^rfnft, Tt^RTsft, 'ErnftT, 
 
 %5ToI or %5^oE. 
 A'lr.LAOEB, «. TfsT^F^, ntsHR, nmr?iT, if^RT m'{rH,qTiT?«r, 
 
 A'lLLAix, «. ecoundrel, rascal, Sfc. v. Blackguabb. FIsiiI, 5- 
 
 ^r, ^r?^, ^mft, ^m^jn^, ins, ^f, «rN»TT<T, f^s, M>'irf4, *tt- 
 
 ViLLATsous, a. V. N. «n<f Blackguabblt, Vile, ^s, ??2H- 
 
 VlLLATNT, «. T. WICKEDNESS, BlaCKGXTAKDET. 3«II^/. 
 
 5%f*r^/. FJ^m/. w^f>rtt/. ^I'Prtt/. ?55it/. *fM/. 
 
 ^^jT'JrT »». vz^^^ m. &c. 
 Vincible, o. \. Conqueeable. ^^nTT^rnr-^I'IHr-^TTT^- 
 
 &C. vTrTST, ^, ^'T. 
 Vincible>-ess, ViHCiBiLiTT, «. V. A. SnTsq??! «. ^TT^ST «. 
 2b Vindicate, d. o. assert, support, Sfc. t. To Maintain, 
 
 To Prove. ^TTcE^, r<TTtfnr, ?3tt-&c. ^P^^, J^^r^r, 5^- 
 
 ^ ^, q^^ ^, qT5r'jft/.-&c. jRuf 5'. ofo. 
 
 2 (7eff)- onrf uphold, v. To JfSTirr. st^T »». 71^ y. 0/0. 
 
 ^'!ri%n5tT-^^r-^'T?IT-&c. spCT ^T^jra^. [ KWT, &c. 
 
 Vindicated, p. v. V. 1. ^*lTa>J?ir, J'^Ti^OT, WI+<^H ^m?- 
 
 2 !(iqi<i'lo4| %^5^, &C. 5^^T, <Tr<^rl<^IM, 1^|n^l"^. 
 iVindication, n. v. V. 1. ^rTTosSir n. ?'<TT^ n. &c. ^^^''ft/. 
 
 ^'"TTTT n. STffTTT^ «. 
 
 Vindicative, a. Vindicatob, n. Vindicatobt, a. \. V. 1. 
 
 Vindictive, Vindictiveness. See Eevengeful, &c. 
 Vine, «.— the plant, ^^f. ?T??t/. ^X^f. 1(JW<\ ^f- 
 
 2 T. Ceeepee. ^/. B». rtmr »». 
 ViNE-TAED, n. ^T?7NT*T35T »»• ^^Ht ( or^T ) sfHT/. »». ^- 
 
 ?TT^f^^/ [ ^^ «. 
 
 ViNEGAK, n. acid liquor olfainedfrom wine, ^'c. f^R^FT «»■ 
 A''ixous, a. pertaining, Sfc. to trine. ^T^^TT ^re^^T, ^T??!- 
 
 Hqi-Ml, ^T?lTH<TtnT«P, ^WKPT'T'F. 
 Vintage, n. produce or crop oj vines. ^T^Tf^ 'ft^ «. ^T^^Nt 
 
 c5ni ">• ^T?fHf "pai »• j»^ 
 
 2 <«»ie of grapes. ^T?Tf^ %55/. ^H^iNt ^^HT »i.-^nm m. 
 
 ViNTNEE, n. seller of wine. :^T?^^ ^-4 fff^T^ff -^T^rm^-Ac. 
 
 f«l+"lKI, ?TWH^-?TWW f^^iflt. 
 Viol. See Violis. 
 
 I VIR 
 
 Violable, a. T. V. 1. fft^PTr-HtimT-Ac. ci>lT-HTT^-&c. 
 
 To Violate, v. a. infringe, infract, v. To Tbansgbesb. Wt- 
 
 2 V. To Eatish. «|o1I^ki^-^s^^-&c. ;n*?IlSr, iJoET 
 FPR M.-&C. spoif tcith qr 0/ 0. qr^-Ac. q>^, ^q^ «.- 
 &c. +,<ii< g. ofo. 
 
 3 See To Huht, To Injcbe. 
 
 Violated, p. v. V. 1. Htl%?lT, flfS^tTT, *nT %S?5T. 
 
 2 ^;r^ %%?rT, %z^vz, ^^'^^^. [^^ m. 
 
 Violation, «. t. V. 1. ^Ys^ n. ntiot n. Ac. *nT m. *if^sT n. 
 
 2 5fzr?^TT m. ^^ m. SToEIf^RI^ T7HPI m. ^sq'M «. 
 V. of a virgin. «h'-*<l<J«|U| n. 
 Violating,/), a. Violatoe, n. t.V. 1. ^oirt, *ni<JrRT, 'T- 
 
 2 «^ ^^^Tm, ^m^ ^hI'iuiki, &c. ^M^. 
 
 V. of a virgin. «p^T^^. 
 Violence, n. force of action or motion, v. Excess, ^"tt m. 
 %T M. %5 OT. suispr m. ;jqiT ff». B?W /. «. fr^IRT «. 
 
 2 compulsion, unjust force, r. Outbage, Ttbannt. ^- 
 fJJT m. 'J^JJTJ^rreft/. ^srT'/. ^THR^T'/. iJotR^FK m. ^■ 
 
 Personal v. assault. <\m\f>^ n. 
 
 3 veJicmence, ardor, ^c. v. Impetcositt. wTr m. 'JPrn 
 m. 3n%n m. SFIJPTOTT »». ^;3^/. 
 
 4 V. EuDENEss. etsnrt/. Hsf /. ^%?ft/. wA^f. 
 
 5 rough and violent treatment. V\%^f. ?7ISTTR'Y /. MT- 
 
 To treat with v. See To Tbeat. 
 Violent, a. forcible, acting tcith force. ^RT^, ^^TTPT^, fT- 
 
 5n?«rr^, ^^trt, &c. oisjt, ^irq, ^?fi»T, sfs^p, sri, ^. 
 
 2 outrageous, oppressive, tyrannical, ^-c. — person, &c. 
 ^rtHNI, vjsfft^, vinr^^t=qT, &c. vTTSftH, ^»R^, ^^. 
 8 outrageous, furious, vehement, ^'c. V. ExCESBlTE, ^' 
 
 4 vehement, ardent, Sfe. v. IifPETfOUS, FiEBCE. OTiR, 
 
 5 roi^y/i, overbearing, v. Eude. ?fs, 5l?qr, ^BtT, ?5t3, 
 
 6 ( sickness, pain, &c. ) v. Sevebe. vj^TKT^, ^qr, ^J^t"!. 
 V. sickness or malady. ^I^T»». [| H<mN I. 
 
 7 — death, end, &c. not natural. aTMMIHIMT, 3nTW?5t^, 
 Violently, adv. v. A. 1. vflTR, 5ima«IR, ?i3T^^I%,^c. 
 sfT^^FT^ or ^T'^spi^lT, ^HT^, Sf^llTfT, f^^. 
 
 2 apri+lni^', 'FITR, *c. ^f^Ri^T, <»1*lO?l,&c. 
 
 3 3T?r*TmT </e(^ aflPFmr^, fj^n^, &c. an^ w.-3mfrfn 
 
 »«.-'P^^ w.-tT^prp^if m. used with ^\%^ and ^R^j, as fffsf 
 T^ 3H'«f %OT or ^oqr^ 3T^'<f »Ttlc^, she cried 
 violently, &c. 
 
 Violin, «. v. Fiddle. T'HJ n. ^rm «. HrHt/. 
 
 Violinist, n. ^rrtnn m. 
 
 ViPEE, See Snake. 
 
 ViBAGO, n, masculine woman. f^Mr^^lV*r /. T^^^HT^T^- 
 
VIB 
 
 935 
 
 VIS 
 
 2 T. Scold, Shhew. ^-f^n, ?-^?TT, ^ItfW/. 
 Ynsis, n. a woman tcho hot not known man,y. Maid. ^HT- 
 
 ttpop. f^rr/. qjj^/. 5i#t?t/. f^Tft:^/ mrt/. an^Trr 
 
 Note. The commou Prakrit worda used to reuder 
 rwytn ftnd tirginity express primarily the unmarried 
 female and state. 
 
 Defiling of a v. ^'^^l^iui n. 
 
 Defiier of a v. ^-^I^M^F. 
 TlBOIH, VlKOIKAL, a. See Maiueh, Maidexlt. 
 
 2 untouehtd^ unused, Jreih, Sfc. ^R «)IM<«t«4l, ^TH, 3T- 
 
 ViaoiSiTi, n. maidenhead. j^K^HTT m. JHlRt^j n. ^-«(|Hn. 
 3Tfn?»^?^?TT/. 3T?T7T^rf^f^ n. f^TT m. The last word 
 is restricted in use to professed courtezans. 
 
 VlBOO, «. — the zodiacal sign, ^^^\f. 
 
 VnuLB, a. T. Masly, Mafclllne. 5?^^T, Jt'llT'l^^fi-m, 
 
 ViEiLiTT, n. T. Maxuood. >^*«JM«ll w. q^?^ n. 
 
 2 /Winer o/" procreation. J^rqqwrT »•• Jf^^r^ «• '^\^^f- 
 
 VwrOAt, a. <Aa< i$ in ejfeci though not in fact, ^.^ki^^^^ 
 
 >jT»if^5. The sense of the word maj be rendered by 
 the use of flK(7T-^^l^-H^^!r, and other words that 
 mean like, the tame at, Sfe. Ex. fft «^ HT?ft '^"J/T fH^ 
 fT^frf^^ m^n ^»Tft 0T=5 TTf T ^tO JTrTT^^l^ *r^ CT%, 
 
 ViBTCALLT, ode. T. A. ^nT^vt^, 'jwi^^fl^, J^H:. 
 
 VnwiXE, «. moral goodneu, tractive of moral dutiet, Sfe. %?ft 
 / %!T/. %^/. sftfH/. ^Sft^-Ac. W?W «. ^^ n. qinr- 
 ^RT ». qwiT^TT m. *m »•■ VTflT^Twr n. *nfr^fK w.^^T^Tt 
 
 *». H^rsriT m. wj^t^ ». «rj^M/. ^^t «• g^mnirJi ». 
 
 Majesty and mightiness of v. Jw^JTrTTT m. 
 •Path of T. «T4mn m. 'TwqHT'i w. «'Hr»f w. 
 V. cannot bo known but through adversity. f^^'iTT^ 
 
 2 • T. Moro/ excMenee. JpT w. ^yt "•■ flg<T>n.g;?^TTir». 
 Virtues and Ticcs of. Jltyr m. fl. JOI^T^ m. />/. 
 
 3 medieimd quality. ^ m. 
 Latent T. ^A n. 
 
 i eseMence, tpiril, good jwdily.—geaer. jot m. tjvf^tlf. 
 «J^ (». ?n! «. ?H td. nn/. *?l m. ^ m. ^ A. pop. ^ 
 or f»0/. 3r4 m. fit », tp^T »i. ^«Ifa/. IPTI'? «». 
 By T. of. qrnf or <H?i| ^S?;^ (in comp. as SRfHffTTnH, 
 
 «ii^m«^, flsmPI ). 
 
 That keeps its T. H<f Itt?, ^Hfft?, 
 Vmuoto, n. N^mv. 
 
 VnrcOOB, a. ▼. N.l. 2. morally yooJ. ^, ^^t^, V^T^TVft, 
 
 q^^rtt,tmvT, ^«TT5, qi/n^, 9T5, «Tg|TT, flT^ff^, 
 «Te^I^K, »^?.T, ^«J^f, ^W.M\, ^^PTt, f ?.H, !E?«non^lT, 
 ^^PJIvpif. Some terms lor A virtuout or excellent per- 
 son are, J"^^^, ^''TSTIoft, J'^n^T, qiT^T^f, fl«PT, tT- 
 *ltc»ir, Hjft^R, nilfJUIPT, noifTTfsj, ( See also the com- 
 pounds with goi under Cleveb ) ^s^^r^ 
 
 V. man. ««TH »». 
 
 V. woman or wife. ^nft/. ^]<^f. tj-^RMl/. 
 2 See Medic iSAL. 3 Sue Cuastb. 
 VlBT0OCS>E8S, rt. V. A. a/li ViBTUE. H^/. J"^/. ^A'^ 
 
 YlBULESCE, YlBULEJiCX, »l. V. A. 1. vf^TcJt/. < A A\?S \/. «R- 
 
 i W.mT m. &c. a?5^/. ^?.wif- 
 
 i 2 ^?^^oiT »n. 5>ftqtiTT w. 5« m. ?^ m. 
 
 j; ViBOLEXT, o. af^re in doing mitchiej^ — poison, Ac. vfirflrf, 
 
 I ^fT?5 or piTtY, msflU, ?R^, ?n??f, «irnTT, 3r^,(^, 
 
 ;! 2 fi},'. V. AcBiMosious, Mai.ionakt. ^Isf^R, trft, STtH. 
 
 ^ Visage, n. v. Face. J^n. g^sRTm. %^Tr»«. %TrmTT»«. «:q»i. 
 
 j VisCEBA, n. in/fr«aZ organs of the hody. i\Z\r\k ^Sf^^^ m. 
 
 j pi. TRfrTfCr #T fl. /»/. 
 
 : 2 See Bowels. 
 
 'l Viscid, Viscous, a. glutinout, ^^c. v. Sticky, f^ip^ or f^tig- 
 
 I, f^'FT^ or oET or 55^, 5T^, fq^^qftfT, l^lvjfil^rftTT, 
 ,: VisciniTY, A'iscosiTY, Viscout>>ES8, fi. V. A. f^sFjqtnr M. 
 j R^r-H r+nsuiT m. Ac. f^^:nn/. f^^nf /. f'N't-'ft'F /. 
 j ( inters. f^f^^^R m. ) fF^^/. P.m ««. 
 j' Visibility, VisiBLiiXEss, n. v. A. 1. qilxfT'fi^P'nTT/. &c. 
 il ^qHT/. tTt'P'ft'THr/. ^fpil^SRrlT/. \f'^^^<^\ f Ac. 
 
 I 2 T^TiTTT *n. ^ jqoir in. &c. 
 j Visible, a. perceivalU l>y the eye. «T^T«nnU^-'fmT-!:^nmT- 
 
 j Ac. ^'inqomflRm-^nr <fcf. ^»,«j, ^«t, »^"r!!<W, ^:(t- 
 I sft^, ^^r^^T, 5[fiE'VpqT, ^f?fJr?^, ^^IT, ^f?n«T, ^m- 
 
 2 apfarenl, eontpieuout, open. g^Tl, ;j^T, ^^^ IT»IT, R- 
 That has become v. ip»IT o. i"*/. »l''tt. 
 
 To become y. ^OTHiit. [MT, ^^KTR. 
 
 3 <Aa< i« in tight. f^flTTT, H^^UIKI, ^^ STT^T, I'jftj*- 
 VlsiBLT, ade, V. A. 1. 2. J13I?T, fl»T?f, fH%HT rffc^ f^^ 
 
 <fcf/. iTcOTl^flH, ;j^, 3«Uq<^, Ac. TI,«rT:, [ f^^n. 
 
 Vision, n. faculty of teeing, t. Sionx. ^f?/. ^I^it/. ^^ff. 
 
 2 act of teeing, t. Sioht. <n^ n. ^ /. STJTT/. 
 The line of v. ^1^^ ♦•. ^[fV?»I "»• 
 
 3 lupernatural dream, ij'c. ^Tfl «». ^t*! m. JpiT *. ?^- 
 *T w. W?TI?FTT m. [ m. aWT/. 
 
 4 iftctre, phantom, apparition. 4M1>I ♦». HT^ m. afPTT^l 
 ViSIOSABY, a. T. Imaoixabt. JTTV, H'ltlf^'m, J^TstfiH*, 
 
 *»T'!<r^lft'HT, »»^KI>mi1T, aWTWfvn;, JSWrfTT. 
 2— a person. 9^%^,?«lWn,»T'WI'»n,K^^,'»'rr^rtt. 
 To Visit, ». a. ^o /o «f«. »t^t«?T-?{lf'inT-Ac. '*TI'f-'t^ g. of e. 
 *T7/.-Ac. k^g.ofo. [ « an^f. 
 
 2 yo to lurtey, ife. with authority. <IfT'Tm-«n|oft ^IV\V 
 
vrr 
 
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 Visit, Visitation, m. x. V. 1, and Istebtiew. >f<ft*r<<Tt 
 wfrSt n.-qor n. ^^^^TT^/. 
 
 Indecently long v. visitation. z\^ n. v. \ 
 2 "TT^oft ^nqTH vtTot «.- «m n. TT^/. 
 
 VlalTOB, ViSITAXT, 7*. V. V.l, and GuE8T. ^r^^T-H^t^ftfTt- 
 
 &c. q^onXT- 3TT^?IT, "TTJ^iirT «». ( ^TTf oft/. ). 
 
 Attcntiona to a v. v. Civility. TT^'TToft n. v. \ 
 Elsiuj!; up to receive or dismiss a v. J^dM^T/.^T^ 
 - fTriftT/. 
 
 Beceiving or dismissing a v. without rising, but 
 making an inclination to rise. f^MdMlT/. 
 2 <TTf "ft ^RtJTRT, 7T^fft'1R<NI*J q'OTin-^'nm, '^I'Htil'l^. 
 VisoH, n. vizard. ^^ST? m. ^^^CT m. 
 Vista. See Ayesue. 
 
 Visual, Visive, a. pertaining, Sfc. to sight. ^^^T, JT^rt^, 
 Stoo^^sfT, &c. ^^, ^^^t, <tr«M*(+, ^|??<f^^^- 
 
 Vital, a. of or bilonging to life. fH-JNi, SJIUIMT, srioirf^T- 
 
 V. thread. wg'^TT^rtt/. 
 
 2 necessary to life. sfpn:?T^, ^1*JH?IT«l^, 'JrftipnFT, STFT- 
 ^T, ^jft^^'i^T'P, ^sf^rT^T'ft, sn'T in comp.,^^ in conip. 
 
 V. air. ^\ll\^\<^m. 
 
 3 J««y the seat of life, mortal. Sfm ^I^oq-r-qr, Ivjs^t^rT. 
 In a V. part. f^s^oSt or f/Ts^Tft. 
 
 Piercing a v. spot or part. j^kH^w. STT'»R'<TT'T%^»». 
 V. spot or part, f^s^foit/. ^'f«. »ni^VPTn. *T^*T3 
 n. siT<iT?'4r^«. ^^n. 
 
 4 See Essential. 
 
 Vitality, n. vital energi/ or power, t.Litv,. ^sft^w, 3ft??T- 
 
 frp/. srriirrf^/. ^fnnf^/. %?i^t/. arr^w. 
 
 Vitals, h. ^Jor/g essential to life. f^Ts^ra^t^ or f^o^KT^ 
 
 ^•4f^». pi. f^^cS^f. pi. HH><TH». />i. 
 To Vitiate, v. a. v. To Cokeupt, To Spoil. fsnTS^f, ^^Z^ 
 
 ^tT«T-^-&c. ^^, ^(7i«.-&e. JR^^. o/o. 
 
 2 destroy the validity of. «rFT3-^'4'F-"ft'p55-s«rif-^^<T- 
 
 &c.^j^, «fTfTt5"r'TT'».-"^^^"T"Tr'n.-&e. 31T''I''t. 
 Vitiated, p. v. V. 1. ft^TlS5?5T, &c. mt^, ^^rsr, ^, ff^, 
 
 2 SfTfTr? %S^, f^-^^ %^r5r, &o. 
 Vitiation, w. v. V. 1. fijiquJlrn. Ac. ^^n. 
 
 2 «tT(T?5 !Rotn. &c. 
 ViTiocs. See Vicious. 
 
 Vitreous, a. v. Glassy. !FT%^, ^FT^T, ^^5. 
 To ViTBiFT, V. a. turn into glass. ^^m.-^^[^^:^^\x\m. ^l^. 
 To ViTBiFY, r. n. become glass. spr^M. |m. 
 VlTEiOL, n.— blue.jft^^H or ^m. n. <HI»5I'IHot. cTTtTrt. *TTT^ 
 
 «. fftj^M^'i.— green. f|?n}r^m. f^T^^ft/. ^Trft^n. ^~i\■ 
 
 JTWn. ^^". VTTJ^T^Mi.— white. ?i%?r HTT^m- «. 
 
 Vitmolic, Vitbiolous, rt. V. N. mr^?rr^, mr^rfl'. 
 
 To VlTUPEBATE, VlTDPERATIOX. See To ABUSE, ABUSE. 
 
 ViiUPEBATivE. See Abusive. 
 
 Vivacious, a. lively, sprightly, v. Mebbt. Tfjrat, 3TH^, 
 gnfrss, 3Tlr^|<(|, TST?T|f^, 
 
 2 long lived. ^'TTf . 
 
 3 tenacious of life, vigorout, v. Lively, 'pri^, f^?r. 
 VivACiorsNESs, Vivacity, n. y. A. 1. 7{5ret^0TT»». &c. 7- 
 
 Viva voce. aRx^T ntft, ^TSmtfT, H^rsWFfY, g^v»1< ll ^ . 
 
 Vivid, a. of colours, ^-c. v. Bbioht, Cleab. ScE^f, z^Z9?t^., 
 Tf^TT (;r"*t^T, Tl^, *rY=P, a'^foE, i=r^r^t?T or Fr^?5^fT. 
 2 i^i're/y, strong, not dull, Ijc. — imagination, recollection, 
 &c. ^'^rt^^ft or 55^55?^, ^^PH+'^'H, ^nT^^ftfT, ^PS^^, 
 
 Vividness, n. v. A. 1. s^qjqrrnm. n^>^mTOT. &c. 
 
 2 c55|H7f+.?iM"lT»J. ^-i+fiaemTM. &c. 
 Viviric, rt. Zi/e ^!»iny. vMfT +<U|KT, ^3ft^-&c. ^tjitTT, vft^?. 
 Vivified, p. t. V. ^^?t%^3T, ?l^Jft^%?^?5T, &c. vftfsTrr. 
 j To Vivify, v. a.r. To Animate. vjft^OT.-&c. 5^-^rR=5>Jf, g^- 
 
 ViviPAEOUs, a. that brings forth its young alive. wITT?^ 
 (lit. born from the womb), ^T^JTITrg, ^%?T^ir3T_ 
 
 Vixen, n. v. Scold. fs^'<f{^^jf. ^nr/. iP3fffrft<TT/. 
 ?;r^/."%^^^0T/. ^T?rT5/ ^1»Ttl/ ^I^T/. SRWr^ or 
 
 Viz. 0(?y. namely, f^^^. 
 
 VizABD, n. mask for the face. M^Z]'^m. K^^rfz^m. 
 
 ViziEH, «. — the minister. H'jf\<. 
 
 ViziEBSHiP, n. «rf^<t/. ^Pdild/. 
 
 Vocable, n. v. AVoed. ^S7»i. ^^^ppm. [^q^m. 
 
 VocABULABY, M. lexicon. qfr5(I>«. ?:\5^r?T«. ^STSTTSW. T«^- 
 
 VocAL, ffl. having voice or speech. ^T^^, «rMt^^, "iloflRnr- 
 
 2 uttered by the voice. 5rr%^r, ^nrft^, ^lf«<+, ^I'31l?r, 
 
 Vocally, c(/«. with the voice; j« trorrf*. 3TraTv!TT^, ^Toft^, 
 
 Vocation, n. employment, calling, r. Business. spTH n. vt- 
 
 ^ »». 3^Tn m. ffrT/. 
 Vocative, n.— in grammar. ^j'^ttTT «. 
 To Vocifeeate, r. «. cry 0!/< ttrt/j vehemence, x. To Bawl, 
 
 To Clamoue. ^^X. m.-'ftllT m.-^m^f^f. qrnjt, nTT't, qfT- 
 
 Vocifebation, n. v. V. o«rf Clahoub, Uphoab, ns^FT w. 
 Tt^^lT «i. T??!?^/ n?I«RT w. n«nT^ / *m'm\ m. ^^S^^f. 
 5^/. !Ftr=rr^ m. W^^ m. ^JJTTOT. ^^^^ m. 3^T- 
 3^/. !P3^55/. >TTn5[IT n». [ qJoPFoo^r. 
 
 VociFEEOus, a. V. Clamoeous, Noisy. ^TTSSTr, "Tt^CTr, 
 Vooue, «. practice, usage, v. Custom, ^{■^^v. f STTR »». 
 SNR «». 
 
 To be in v. ^PrJt. 
 Voice, n. sound of the mouth, arrai^ w. ?T57 m. ^x m. ^5 
 »». ^PTr? m. K^ M. qr^is^ m. 
 
 Broken or hoarse v. il^??T »TOT «• 5?^ T55T «». 
 Change of v. ( through sickness, Ac ). ^H^ m. 6^« 
 
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 VOM 
 
 Effeminate, unmanlj t. lli'lotr m. 
 
 Of broken or cwcked t. *fV(*M<, ^Tf TW, 
 
 Teader or soft t. ^T5E T^et m. 
 
 To lose one's v. «r?rr m. or n^T «. %W-^^fft y. oft. 
 2— in aioging; /Aroa^ nsT m. 3<R|3f m. ^ m. ^3^/. 
 
 Command of v. *Tl*|^l/iy. 
 
 Cominaud of v. in singing or reading. ^T^^t/. *. 
 
 Modulations or inflections of t. ^»^ n. 
 
 Of good r. »li^M, ^IIIM^K. [ laft. 
 
 Of a V. capable of ascending^ bigh into the treble. 
 
 Sweet or fine v. >itnaT m. 
 
 Sweetness of t. 4-4»<l*f'J *• 
 
 Treble or shrill r. ^is'I-ai m. laft/.' 
 
 To pitch the v. to agree wiih. gr w. ^^. 
 
 To get a cracked v. *3 m. 5?'»f ^. oft. 
 3 faculty of speech, t. Speech. ^^/. 
 4 — in gram. M\-^*i n. 
 
 Active V. ^^\^^ n. IT?^^ n. 
 
 Middle V. WltH^M^ n. 
 
 Passive t. **if»*14li<< i». HK^T^ «. 
 5 See Vote, 
 Tot», a, ynoeeypieJ, vacant, t. Emptt. fr^^J, f^, ^T^, 
 
 2 rain, mull, without btndiny/orc«. •IT'Tt?, it^oS, PfV^^, 
 To make t. See To Violate, To TttAXsOREss. 
 
 3 devoid, dettUute, t. Wastiso. f^«*I, %»ig5T, ^^, 
 ^1 U?^i *'' '° «>mp. 
 
 Void, «. r«firiiiii. f JJ»T «. S^**ft /. 
 
 To Void, c. a. emit a* ejcrremeni, v. To Etaccate. ?re^, 
 
 3rlTn m.-Ac. ^W y. o/*». 
 
 2 See To Leatk. 3 Sec To Nulhft. 
 TOLATILB, «. rta/ jMMf* quicldg into the aeriform tiate. ^- 
 
 2 — of quicksilver. fTlfll. 
 . 3 ^•H*', airy, v. Chaxorablk, Thouohtlfm. <^r^ or 
 
 M^?nif>f^, mhf'i'K^, a?^inpfs, 
 ToLATtiiTi, »i. T. A. 1. 8fH-^i"<»i«ii yr «.-*T*T «. tryif^- 
 •n^fW/ Ac. 
 
 2 ^^^^ ». 
 
 3 ^^JWTT St. ^"ra'mT «. f^^frt^ <>♦• fisaWt/. ^Nt^ «. 
 
 TotCAmc. a. hdonijinif, fit to vokanoe: ^\',\^*^Sl, fT- 
 
 VotCAHO, n. bummj mountain. vHMIH?ft/. 'jrf^'l^ «. 
 VoLiTiO», «. See Will. 2 a j. an act of will. ?T^v7 m. 
 VoLiTiTi, a. Aariay /ii« po¥«r to tnll. ^J^r^^lfV, «^~7- 
 
 XoiXIX, •■ flight of shot : di»ckary» of many tmall armt at 
 tnee. «a« or fnaw/. w. Wl, »W, ?ll*l?r pr nrim «. 
 r. WI, «rnf»T ••. ff?/. in comp. qftWIT pt ^ <», ». BTI, 
 
 S Ig. ( M of cMM»i ofttbt, 4c. ). iniJhA/ |f%/. 
 
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 VoLUBiLiTT, n. V. A. 1. ^qaqriiT t». ^9oCTi^/. r^»)^^>4un m. 
 2 P^^<r =^^/. fftrsfT 3f?;^<r>iT «. Ac. ^ipRnfft/. ^rr- 
 
 VoLVBLE, a. — of the tongue or speech, y. Fluest. ^^,5- 
 '^^ ^TPSWITCT, ^*lt^*ll, Ml<l«ll^, MKHlf^^. 
 2 — of a speaker, v. Gub. <irs^r-f^^^-&c. ^q<^U-;fT 
 
 3^-^^s, ^<5?Rr, ^fjsfflTfff, -t^Mrtmi;, ^T^fsT^, «ite- 
 
 Volubly, aJc. v. A. Hfs^'ir-f^'T^^ «fcc. S M ot l (^ , *) l *fc^ l H - 
 FTT^, 1l*^ISr«J'i4+, ^^?, ^R^, 3^1^, ITTT,— esp. 
 with implie. of railiug, "RSP^, ^iV-i, 'R'PI, "R"^. 
 
 Volume, n. v. Book. «t^^ n. 
 
 2 ( of a serpent ) v. Coil, ^-ii*! m. 5kT5S n. ^^HU n, 
 
 3 ( of smoke ). 3R m. «tT?5 w. 
 
 4 ( of water ). WtST »». iitzm. ^t»T». 
 
 5 ( of fire ). 'Tt<7 «. ifm »». 3I5E m. 
 
 Voluminous, a. of much matter. T*TRtHKI-<)l, f^WHW^Tr 
 
 2 eontittiny of many volumes. sUtT q^H^Nl, «TpTltitlt- 
 ^, Ac. 5*<i*»|^rf. 
 V0LUMIKOUBSES8, n. V. A. 1. ir«T^^<TR m. ftlt<iK« ll g rq «, 
 2 5W**li;g??T ». 
 
 VOLUKTAEILT, fl</t>. T. A. 2. J^, 55<TT, ^f^'gW, fl"^?^- 
 
 iN, 3il«H«»ii"i|PT or 3TrHfTnif or aillrJTflfTnT^FS:^^, aiPTg^fT 
 af, STTTf ^H or g# or STlig^, g^lffft, r^ST^^'sp, ^ 
 
 <E5i^^?rr, f^««?l^i^ or g^^i'mw. 
 
 VoLCSTARi, «i. /rw o/oc//<m, V. ¥bee. se^?(, t^t^n ft^r, 
 2 Killed, purpoted, done by d*tiyn^ ». Inte5ti05A1. fi- 
 
 8 proceeding from choice or fret mil, v. Spontanxous. 
 
 4 »«/;^>t/ /o the wilt. f^SIV>T, ^^fTF, f^UWT. 
 VotUKTEEB, n. aptreon who entcrt into a terviee of hit <ntn 
 choice. afTN?*r r^-«T^?«Tr g^fW Ml^ ^OTRT, afifT- 
 
 To VoLUNTEKB, r. n. offer to do any thitiy without tolieita- 
 
 tion. 3TNTT ftlR ^"i ft*I-«Jr^-'R^-&c. ipm, ijaj/, ^. 
 2b VoLCNTKKK, r. a. qfer or bettow without tolieituiion. 
 
 ife. 3TT'?T \\^*\ ^-f:^^\^ ^T^-Ac, 
 VOLCPTUABT, n. v. Pleasibist. f^^rft, ^7(I?5^, S*^^ 
 
 or f W*it or |Wt or »ft, l^ff I»»??, ^^i??fT, {tnr or' fRfft 
 
 or ift, ff»4l*0, *fT»ft, 'TPJiT, 
 VOLUPTUOUii, a. V. Lt XLHIOUd, SEWStTAL. f*^?ft, flT?JRft, 
 
 ft^, »rt^ or rTt^ff, ff^irr^T, fw^«r^^RT, fw^^Rn»{\^r. 
 
 VoLCPTious5K«8, fi. T. A. ff^^ft^^U m. ff^^nft'TirT «. Ac. 
 
 ftlMIM^fT/. fw^»TTJ?f«»5/ fvrSTn OT. 
 
 Vomic-MT, n. ttryrhnct. nux towiira.— the plant, i^^syr w, 
 
 T© Vomit, p. «. throw up from the ttomach. 3(TT«»W, ait^ 
 
 ?T^«T, mn irTT-^T^flif, #tt *ifwr, f»iot, »t^<t /.- f»»H 
 n.-Ac. ^ y. ij/"a. wiM in. com. 
 
TOW 93! 
 
 To Vomit, v. n. eject Jy the mouth the content* of the \\ 
 ttomach. afFFwr, <Trft ^n^iitj^JT^, 313^, ^^f.■^^^n.- 
 5rtfrf/.-&e. itot in. con. 
 
 Excessive vomiting or general v. art^'ft'F/'. 
 
 Given to vomiting. afTnsn. 
 
 Straining at vomiting or noise made at straining. 
 
 To V. violently. TS^TfOT, ^^^tn;^ a^rqj'Jf, 
 Vomit, «. matter vomited. 3(fr^/. ^trf/. ^ff^/. 
 
 2 emetic medicine, g^re/. 3^^/. ^tfrf/. S^T'ft^-wMt^- 
 &c. !3flfK«T «. 
 
 V. given to a person who Las taken poison. g'^ToB 
 
 or T'FoE m. ;j^5ET »». [ ^"f . 
 
 Vomited, ;>. v. V. A. 3il+>.rfr, afrf^ ^PFP^rST, srt?T, ^ft, 
 
 To be V. fSrqSr ( Ex. ^rrar 1%^ or cjt^ &c. fH^ ). 
 
 VoMiTEE, n. Voiimuo, j>. a. V. V. a^T^iTRT, «mu|Ki, 5^ 
 
 +<"IKI, &e. 
 Vomiting, n. v. V. N. 3TT^5r «. ^thdt «. &(*. au/. 7c5^/. 
 3?5H:/. 5r«TH«. ^tfcTi^o;). SffrT/. SfH^/. 3-^T3 »». If^/. 
 
 Vomitive, Vomitoev, o. procuring vomiting. iJ^^t^T, ^t- 
 
 ffNr, Ac. ^ffd*K^, ^^TT^R^, <(IH+. 
 VoBACious, o. V. Gldttosous. ^iJirn or ^, <«IT^[5, 3T*TmT, 
 
 jft, SRrS%3T. 
 
 VOBACIOtJSNESS, VOEACITT, «. V. A. ^TTOTft'T'JTr «1. W^T 
 
 tJTT »«. «&c. ^?^^^/. 'ffT^r/. ^TTT^H/. ti. g^. 
 VOETEX, «. C(^(/y, whirlpool. HT^n «. aTTsT'^ w». ^ip n. ^jg^n. 
 VOETICAL, a. whirling. *fW-«n«R:^T, n<'H,r<P<«HTT. 
 TOTARisT, VOTABY, n. OBc engaged as ly vow or promise to; 
 
 devotee, follower. «TTT'T'JT in comp. a^T^^ in comp. *nf> 
 
 pop. HTTrT, 7qr«*, ?R^, ^T?r, g^^w, si^, trrR^r, n^. 
 
 Vote, n. suffrage. ?T*-H(rl/. ^f^Trtt^/. W^rlH*!^ »i. 
 
 Jb Vote, d. o. choose iy suffrage. ^^iTfft^-H^Hfft ^^-^- 
 
 '^fcl<Jif<|;-&c. 'Tt^'t-%H^-5t«T^. 
 
 2 give by vote. ^ ^»=Hrfl%-&c. ^(xf-^^fijat 
 To Vote, u. n. exprett one't mind. ^»^t1%/. V^i ^ mf^W TT- 
 
 ^ »». ^)^. 
 VoTEB, n. V. V. N. ?r^^ ^"TRT. 
 
 Votive, a. given, Sfc. by vow. ^^^V^y T^rft^, ST^R^^TT^. 
 To Vouch, v. n. hear witness, give attestation in support or 
 
 proof, mfjf ^, ^m<t/.-fHm /.-&c. qj^-^, ?r^f!T 
 
 »».-^/.-&c. ^. 
 Vouchee, »«. document or paper which vouches. ^T^fst m. 
 
 aarrnH m. ^f. ?r5/. ^{w^'i^ »»• •^\Ar\rm. ?rTfT<t'^-^Tt- 
 =^-&c. 3?r »i. rjT^M^^ m. :TJTm'T5T n. 
 jTo Vouchsafe, v.a. condescend to grant. ^STT^S^^-^CTiTT'ft- 
 
 To Vouchsafe, v. n. v. To Deign. ?w/.-^^T«lpft/.-&c. 
 
 Vow, n. solemn promise made to Ood. ^^^ m. JTRrfT/. »TH- 
 
 Faithful to a v. of religious observances. 
 
 I WAD 
 
 Making a v. of some religious observance. BfraTf "»• 
 V. imposing on one's self some religious observance. 
 tR n. ^=Pr^ m. ^^^ m. 
 
 That is under or engaged by a v. of religious obser- 
 vance. Jm^I^, ^^??«J5, ^rf^rf 
 
 That has violated a v. of religious observance. ^TFTZR. 
 
 To fulfil a v. ^^^ »n.%?nf-5^(Jf, ( and to be fulfilled 
 
 H^H m. JTot-f^m ). i^f. 
 
 2 solemn promise. aTTOTTrT/. arr'Jr'TT^/. r^Vff. ^RHT- 
 
 To Vow, v. a. consecrate, t(c. hy vow. q^^oi, 'RWT^ ?[0t. 
 
 To Vow, V. n. make avow. ^^^ OT.-TrpTfTT/.-&c. ^^, 5RH^. 
 
 Vowed, jj. v. V. A. ^^H^, ^^^ ^^^. 
 
 Vowel, n. letter which can be uttered by itself. ^^ m. PtTfT- 
 
 Coalition of vowels, ar^flftr m. 
 
 Short T. JTTSIT/. [vTc?irr=5r /• ^m m. 
 
 VoTAGB, n. Journey by water. ^^Xf. ^^^^J^ n. ^F,M\^ n. 
 VoxAGEE, n. one who journies by water. ?1"Fft, ^»J^*)l<ft, 
 
 VrtCAN, «. — in Hindu mythology. f^»^!FHf, ^f?T?^t. 
 VuLOAB, a. of or belonging to common or low people, v. COM- 
 MON, Low. STST'PTTrfl'^, pR^JTPfT^, ^f^^FTT^Tfft^T, nf- 
 
 ^s, fonir^, Ti^tf^fHr, «t<t^:f<t^T, s^^oisr^Fft^ . 
 
 2 mean, coarse, unrefined, ^-c. v. Low. J0T«lT3r, ^tJIsiTU- 
 
 ^S, Wf^T^, 11^^=511, <TT3ft, 3T««T, 3rf?I^, sn^rT, 3^- 
 
 3 — the tongue or speech .popular, colloquial, vernacular. 
 
 Vulgar, «. v. People. jft^?rR; m. pi. snm^rm/. cl5ft?Ti^- 
 
 sft m. pi. Jt'nft'Troff OT. /)/. ^fTaff^R^' m. pi. 
 Vulgabism, n. vulgar expression, v. BaRBaeism. a^sr^fNt- 
 
 Vcloaeitt, Vuloarness, n. coarseness, ^c. of manners or 
 language. Jur«JTT s^TeS/. J^TSfTK ^/. 3T3nJn;TT<fKt ^T- 
 3/.-ftff/.-&C. 3TVTT^tWT W. 3TOWT7IT/. STfTtlJrtT/. 3?f^- 
 
 ^^?: OT. arf^qr^^TJi n. 3t^«t^tt/. &c 
 Volneeabilitx, «. V. 4.. «r?!T?n'/. H^jftTBr/. 
 
 Vulnerable, a. susceptible of wounds. ^fJ^ ^XIV^T^flJ-^Vt' 
 
 ?rT-HR?rT-&c. H?T, H^'ftT. 
 
 V. point, y. SoBB. STFI^ «■ »T^WTT «. ITH^%T?5 n. H- 
 
 jf n. ^ «. flJ^ M. 
 VpLXUBK, «.— the bird. 'f^orVf n. .^^ or fJltni «. f»liTr- 
 
 "Wr, This letter is represented in Marathi by ?r. 
 
 To Wabble, v. n. move from side to tide,—& top, &c. T^, 
 
 Wad, n. ( of a gun, &c. ;. vfirrft^ ot. 
 
 2 ( of cloth under a load on the head ). '^^aE or ^^sf. 
 
WAT i 
 
 /. W^i\ or 3IKT «. 
 Waddiso, n. ttuffjor voadt. ^f^ m. 
 
 ^ ( for stuffing garments ). 7TTT^-5r'ft%-&c. fV<'J4 n. 
 2T9 Vaddlk, c. «. mote from tide to tide in walking. J^ 
 
 or «lrt«i, ^*<5f, ^rr^nif, S^/- />^. ^-^T'f, jJ^-iff^Ji-^- 
 
 t>r ^it /•-&•-*• 5Tn»f in. eon. 
 Wadple, Waddliso, n. v. V. JPJot n. ^^ n. &c. Jfsn 
 
 Waddles, «. Wabdliso, p. a. v, V. J^TTTT, J???^ -mriuil- 
 
 TT, &c. 
 To WaiiE, c. n. walk through water, ^e. ^\*K-iA\i\h "ITof , 
 
 m««li<M •TT'ft 3TTot, <Tn»ft ?^teT-'TT''ft'?rit^-&e. 5IM. 
 2 paw iciM dijiculty. <«TJ=rT'f-^raT%-«nET^-*^+*.H-^5'5»TT^- 
 
 Wafer, «i. /Ai« co**. ^t^/. ^\^^f. f^^F^/. TNI ». 
 2— for letters. f^^?^rqt-?7mr«ft-&c. ^ttf.-ft^^f. %- 
 T? orVpt «■ from the Euglish is commonlj used bj 
 those who speak of this article. 
 
 To Wafer, c. a. k^ n. ^^^-^^ ^^kA. 
 
 2b Waft, v. a. bear through air or water, ^^i^n^-^fi^^- 
 
 lb Watt, v. n. y. To Float. arnSr, fTTot, ^ i ^H-H loi-qw. 
 Wag, n. t. Jester. »t^=«tt, 3^^!^, fTTTTTlT^ m^. 
 2b Wa«. See To Motk. 
 To Wask, c. a. ( war ) wrrry om. ^iraW^if, *^, »Ttloi. 
 
 2 See To Waokr. 
 Waor, n. bet.'kst/. «m ••. ^/. ?m/. JrfHfTT/. 
 
 That has wou the w. fitH^oi. 
 To Waoer, r. «. Jrt.'^3T/.-q^ m.-rt^/.-Ac. '^-^r^, ft- 
 
 To be ready to w. qor m. »fW^. 
 Waoes, n. hire, reicard/or lerviee or labour. ^«M|^| m. q*IT- 
 T «. qnt «. 5TJTTT or H^TT^ »». ^T^ft/. H^fWT '^ m. 
 
 Daily w. ^ m. ^^h m. ft^/. 
 Waooiih, «. T. Fbolicksome, Pba^eisb. jq^^rrzT, sfb^, 
 
 A^ffK, **ii<^, ft^TT^, f^^t^T^r, w^x^ gnr^^. 
 WaeoifBirEu, WAOonr, «. t. A. ««</ Pbakk. ^RTJ^ftgrr- 
 
 ^/. ^l^ffrfY/. JS^fTSft/ ^5« n. ^^JT «• '^ m. J>1. 
 To Waoole- 8*6 To Waddle. 2 See To Mote. 
 Waooov, n. r. Cart. ^fHmJt-'rR^vNT «lTr w. Not«. 
 
 Four wheeled Tehicles for transportisg goodi ara not 
 
 in common use by Haratha*. 
 
 Waoooitib, n. itht ftiwrn, if^^. 
 
 Wagtail, •.— the bird. ffiRn*. WTA? ■•. V^l^m. 
 
 —Indian w. ^rftvff. 
 WAir, n. goodtfound of which the owner it unknown. frtT». 
 
 ^fMlO* m^ m. 
 To Wail, r. n. weep oloud, r. To Lajiwt, To Crt. (pT *T- 
 
 ^, fl'^M"! or f^^N^, miim<4/. Hlf>f4^-^tl^, WT^" 
 
 9 WAR 
 
 Wail, Wailibo, n. v. V. 3Tm?lor». &c. STT^rTw. a^r^^^n. 
 
 anipntw. ft?51T«. ^sraHw. B«n^5!\m. [^T^Tw. 
 
 General or great w. URtf. <I^/. aft'reTaTiRT/. ^r- 
 
 Waix. See Cast. 
 
 Waikscot, fi. lining of board* to a wall. f%?fteT fT^FTHt" 
 
 Waist, n.— in anatomy. ^^Kf. ^*^m. M]^m. ^f, ^t- 
 
 ^nm. ^m/.— revilingly. JTTJinw. 
 Money bag worn round the w. ^rJTT«F^r»». 
 
 2 (of a mountain, vessel, &o.). ^]Z n. ^HHT^jm. 
 Waist-baxd, «. upper port ofbreechet, ^-c. stn«. 
 
 2 See GiBDLE. 
 Waist-coat, n. — the garment. ^N^ltn. inft/. 
 To Wait, v. n. ttay in expectation. ^\^vj, ^I5i^ ^3t- 
 
 n^trr, ^j/.-iTrt»n.-&c. qr^'Jlr, ^jz "rr^fr sraar-^T^, kt"^- 
 jrf?i?^T/.-irrft?^/. q^,?Tcor, jqSr, %ii«r^, ar^of, Ht«i5f^ 
 
 To make to w. To keep waiting. ^]^n. t^ot g. ofo. 
 
 2 ttag, tarry, vt^, ^I55ifot, ftl^'if, TT^OT, ^Hm. ^tJf- 
 
 f.-&c. "vr^. 
 
 After waiting awhile. TT|^. 
 
 To w. awhile. ST^spnTw. vTrJt, ^Tw. VR'if. 
 
 3 upon; attend upon, \. To Ssu\i. ■^\f,(\f. ^itwf-^ior 
 
 ^. o/ o. ^^/. f /. TT5*r-w't g- of 0. vc^j^fwr^ g. 
 
 ofo. ?T»TT^Rm. qwr ^. q/"*). 
 Wait. See Ambush. 
 
 To lie in wait. ^t^-^^-Ac. ^hS^T, V^. 
 Waiter, n. Waitiko,/i. a. v. V. 1. ^^'iITTT-^ftBH^W, 
 
 2 uTtWrr, fyfoiKi, ^tn^nm, &e. 
 
 8 tfnJ Sebvast. '^^ ^mTTT-^nvnRT, «t<^l<8i ^TWHU, 
 Ac. ^m1-<<I, %^'T^TTT. 
 I. T. SalvKB. 3T«t»ft/. 
 
 WAmUOWOMAS, M. ^ift/. 
 
 2b Waite. See To Wave. 
 
 To Wake, To Wakes, r. «. not to ileep, v. To Watch. 
 
 STT'T^, ^mr-Ac. ^Tf^, iTr'irT«.-Ae. f>TT. 
 
 2 eeotefrom sleep. CimT-'^I'H-Ac. ^, ^^ot, ilitm. /J. 
 
 To Wake, To Wakes, r. a. route from tleep. t. To Awake. 
 
 anm-Ac. ^^, 5Wt. 
 Wakk, «. relifiout tigili. siPTT'lln. t. ^, ^T^. 
 
 2(ofa8hip, Ac). Ht^?«t/. 
 Wakeful, o. indiipoted to tleep. onTT, wiiM«.^k, TTHW^ft'^, 
 
 2 See WATcnnt: 
 
 WAKKFCLSMi, «. T. A. 1. 9Hll>qf||«. KII^^VTrM. «fT»ITOTr«. 
 
 Wakiso, «. (iirojttf «M(*. arnw^nm. 3iT»it«w. orfn^nn. jimr 
 
 Wakihg, a. belonging to waking ilote, 3n»1T'irTT,<HI'K1W, 
 
"WTAL 
 
 94a 
 
 ■WAN 
 
 To "Walk, v. n. move or go on the feet. -eHrfOi, MN|Jf-<TT'ft- 
 
 Able to w. and talk ;— a child. xnrJfTT ^rarTT, ^T<5^ 
 
 To w. backwards and forwards. q^nT ««. •FT'f. 
 To w. with a stately gait. <JH+UI, dH+H ^^Tlt^ot. 
 
 2 «o< /o r«n; more slowly on the feet. ^FSJt^-^T'-'q^I^Icft^ 
 -^ «:Tmf-&c. ^c?OT. 
 
 3 about; as for an airing, &c. 'TtTf'ft (>»><."i, HiMi'Tt f^- 
 
 ^nTTHFJTm, qrsr w.^i. ^r^ ^fror, *i?:/.-wf?5/. ^t^, 
 
 ?^j/. ?Rot-JnTffr, %tT »n.-^<?PI^ »n. =F?^, "%<?/■ ^l^, 
 flOT^r ««. ^of-TTK"^-^, A^'^O'i or 5|^ot, <Tf<"^T m.-qft- 
 ^»Tor n.-kc. !FT'if, fqTf ^"T «.-f^C "». ^^^, f^fT^. 
 
 4 off; V. To Decamp, ^^^m tn.-^\ f.■'^?.^^f.^&c. sFTot. 
 
 5 off with ; take furtively, g^cor, g^cuT <»• ?TreT «». ^, 
 
 6 V. To Behavb. =5rr?5ot,^^. 
 
 To Walk, v. a. pats through or upon. ^raSf, f^of , qxff, ^- 
 fff a» with ^, KE^, &e. T^n?! m.^- 
 
 2 ifiaJ, rfrffe, rt(fe, ^'c. with a slow pace. S\^^-r^iA<^M I - 
 ^r?f|%-5p^T^-&c. '^TS^oir-^ciT.^i^at-&c. 
 .*) about ; ( horse, &c. ). ^^, ^K ^fZ^m.^^m.-A>c.^K^, 
 
 %^5r or j^f^Sr. 
 
 Walk, Walkiko, n. v. V. N. 1. — the act or pace. v^Tn^ 
 qr?J^ n. «TrfHfT?5or ». TFr^fTc?/. <TI<^-=il3/. ^^0l^c5/. 
 
 2 =5rr?jNT-^^T?!/. ?rrtfNra/."TTvic?s ^to/.trts or nli^ie^. 
 
 3 f^^ n. ^?5/.>t/. VVCf. %Tr ff». ^t'PJTsr w. %5C m. 
 
 W. of a hundred pares after a meal ( to promote 
 digestion ). ^(Ti^gft/. ^q^/. 
 C and Conduct. ^TT??/. *JMoj*/. 
 
 I. manner of walking. ^TT?!/. RT^ra n. ^ra^f^ 'ft<T/. 
 
 II. space or ground for walking. T<R-H^-&c. ^JT^Tr^ 
 
 Walkeb, «. Walkiko,;?. a. T.V.N. 1. M|iIM-<?T*ft-&c.^rTc5- 
 
 2 =5rT?rt^-?ntT ^r5fl^-&c. ■^n^^irr. [ ^^f 
 
 Walking-stick, n. ^rt[f. ^mtri t«u<j|xfl-;(;^=5ft-&c. 
 Wall, «. firfT/ ^rr or s/. f^fET/. 
 
 Gable w. xf^/. 
 
 Hollow in a w. ( to contain grain ). ^?E^ n. JT^CT n. 
 
 Niche or recess in a w. ^PTTSr m. ^PTTS n. \^^f. 
 
 Thin w. ( as of one brick ). f^oft/. 'n^f f(T?ft/. 
 
 W. enclosing the court of a teDii)Ie. ffa or qr^foE/. 
 
 2 ( of a village, &c. ) enclosing Kail. ^^n. ^ w^lN^- 
 ^n. ^ »i. rr^ m. 3ii*»(| »». <Ff^/. "I^ w. ( as ^^^i^^^^T, 
 
 8 ( of lath and plaster ). f?T^ or f^tr/. 
 
 4 ( of slight sticks, plastered over ). ^ m. 
 
 To make a w. 53^, f^T n. ^^. 
 p ( of stones loosely thrown up ) dry wall, ^IJ^IT or ^ 
 
 6 (ofa tent ). ^thh/. 
 To Wall, ». o. f%fT/-&c. irtuot. 
 
 Walled up, closed up with masonry. «ifj^. 
 Wall-ete, n. %TT or %n STotT «». 
 ' AVall-ETEB, a. ^n or ^TT,^-^! Sla.'n^. 
 AVall-plate, n. j^^ n. ^^ n. ^^T^/. 
 Wallet, n. ( of travellers, ). HHTT m. *?T!p^ or tfpi^t/. ^- 
 
 2 ( of begg-ars ). ^o£\f. ^]cSun m. '^^^^f. 
 To Wallop. See To Boil, To Bubble. [ «(iT^. 
 
 To Wallow, v. n. tumble and roll. HRof, Kl?.df, atS'IR/. 
 
 2 fig. 1";^, »TT^-&c. grfloi. 
 
 Walnut, «.— the tree. 3T^?[J or 5 or 3T^fl^ or ?m. 3T^r- 
 jm. — the nut, 3T^^r^ or 5, ar^^ or 5 m. n. a^^TRw. 
 
 AValkus, «. ^rj^tffS ^ ^JTR^ 3TI^. 
 
 2b Wamble, v. n. he qualmish. iJH^aoi, ^ZHc&uj hoih impert. 
 
 Wan, o. of a sickly hue^ pale. ^'^ or z^. or aft'FC, f<^!FI 
 or flJigT, f*P^, fm?TcE, ^<'IHI-«?f, fifoir, frT^i^, ^I- 
 
 To look w. — countenance. ^TRof, 
 To turn w. +,|ci«|4UT, ^PTSJ^l^, ^PToE^TT^, ^RJiilr. 
 Wakd, n. y. Twig. "FtW^/- ^Hx(t/. ^t/. 
 2 charming rod. ^t[f. 
 
 To wave his w.— a conjuror. sFtl*^/. f¥^^-f^?1iai^. 
 8 staff of authority. 3^/. qn^/.%=5T «. 
 2b Wander, ». n. roam, rove.^ ramble. f|?OT, f^?<T f'Pri'r. 
 
 f. pi. JTT^-»TTft?f f^Tot, ^m% ff\^f^^ik f?T^?-§?pirTr- 
 
 *m»T^-&c. fR^, <t4^ iW/j. HrfldH «.-f|l^ ».-*I«^OT «.- 
 qftvjHOT n.-&c. ^. 
 
 2 go astray, v. To Deviate, To Ebb. 5^, ^«^Ha iig|, sf- 
 ^^ or H^^, ^TJ/. ^of-Bl^HvHlOr, «»T^, *rJfWir, T- 
 
 fTotoT, tiHTot, 5^f*Rn: W.-&C. q;^, wrT^pifK m.->st^/.- 
 &c. %\^g. ofs. 
 
 3 ( in speech ). c1<'|oi, rHBof or rf^wt, ^^, fHRoi, 
 
 4— mind, eyes, &c. <TC^or fRSot, VIKOI, ^^T^ 'TO^, 
 f^frrf^^ROT.-gf^f^^T m.-(irtf?f/.-&e. 3T?iOT^. o/«. 
 Waneeeek, n. Wandekikg, ;j. a. v. V. 1. f|5i»lRT, f|l7T f^- 
 ?TiIRT, T'T^F'T ftrcHKT, Ac. f^sff^TT, »1<l+<fl, f^*^, f"J5- 
 
 infT or ^?n, aft^ToB, n«rre, «^t, «*?ift^, ^ft^, i^^tt, 
 viK'ii-'ri?H-&c. ^¥Tf-qntt-&c. 
 
 Distressed w. n<I«i<^I. 
 
 AV. in tracts unknown, f^njfffl. 
 
 HT^?5Tor5lT!F?!T, ^W^, 5^, 5^, «*ft, W1'rff^,VT»m?ft^. 
 
 3 «nf5nnRT-5rT^?r^?7T, ^Hmf5[i^'mTi-f5n^p^c5T,&c. ^^TT. 
 
 4 aT550TKT-tR3^?n", ^mimTT, &c. %55, ^?Trq^, ^rfn?, 
 
 ,AVaNDKBIKO, «. T. V. 1. ffiot n. f^snf'PTOT n. JT^sf^ n. Ac. 
 
 q^jji/»p, <?c?T75T ». it«^ M. qft«fH<n w. qjTTirfi. «H ?». 
 
WAIT 
 
 941 
 
 WAR 
 
 W. OTCr the earth. f^T^JT m. f^niWI ». 
 2 ^qjofii. J^TJTT't ». *n5p^ «. V[^ n. Ac. ^tfrT/. ^- 
 fH=^TT ■». fiTtTTTH n. IKTf'W^ n. ft^R^T »i. ft'lfd/ 
 
 4 fTt^ «. «*rof I.. Ac. vm m. atf?T/. f^m^^ «». ^m- 
 
 To Wase, ». n. — the moon, decreate. 9>\\^-^3^-f^^-ix. 
 ^-#tfT3Tm, ^=^?^ ifi.-?T^ n».-^^ m.-Ac. ^ISt^. o/#. 
 2 T. To Decline. jfTT^r, T^TTHnn^ m.-3T]?mTm m.-^- 
 
 Wase. II. Y. V. 1. 3fR ^ n. Ac. ^?5T?T«T m. 3T?^3T/. ^- 
 2 a» « r< >ot r/. 3-<TKi». ^d<r<NI«»«. <.fIdHI«ITOT. J?n:nt^?IT/. 
 
 Waked, p. v. V. 1. f^^H WT%^, Ac. ♦rll<Ht»n, ?^anp?5, i 
 
 2 ?fTT^?5T, Ac. 3rr«-ftw, ^\^^^, ^fr^rg, vrrfr^iw. !' 
 
 TVA5SE88, «. T. A. -d'C'lM'JII w. A*. ^T5E^/. ^«^/. «BT- ji 
 
 2b WaBT, p.a. A« toilhoul. ^^ with in. eon. and SHlS-qT^f- ,1 
 Ac. ^TTT«T-%n5ET-f'R^H-&c. aiJiOi with the noun ex- 
 pressing the object, as m ^^t^l*! 3Tf^ he wants wis- I 
 doin,'3(PTrf m.-Ac. anM y. <>i^ o. ^RTm. Tfl^ in. eon. with \ 
 
 s-^f"- ... i| 
 
 To w. utterly. nWr-'JT'jMt ^ra^r i« Mil. fw/i y. o/o. 
 
 2 A«f« >i«i of. nr^r/.-^/bi'. /.-3Tnr^ w.-stitrpt «.-^m«. 
 
 3?I^t*n/.-'JT^?TT/.-Ac. 'ini't-t*l1<J| »'». cow. icith ff. oj o. | 
 
 "What do you want ? ^i^lti ^sm «TTf^ ? " 
 
 3 !«■«*, T. To Desibe. if^, r^OT /.-3TT^?TT/.-3R^W 
 /.- Ac. 3ra^ ill. fon. ici/A y. ofo. 
 
 4 J# drfieient or jail thort. 7^-*jft-&C. 3m«t-«Tin^, q;- j 
 
 >r?ft/.-€iT/.-?'fr^/.-i«rr'n w.-^t^ w.-Ac. aroir-qfor ; 
 
 M. eon. with g. oj o. 
 To Wa5t, r. ». be deficient , fall *hort. ^vn-fuft-Ae. TsA. 
 Wist, n. abtenee, negation, ttate oj not being. m\vi{ n. ^■ 
 
 To be a w. of. ^jf^T ».-^ «. 3m^ mVil sftfT?, Ex. 
 ftq-^<nNHf ^, •'>ero is an utter want of learning. 
 2 imtujicienry, defeet, lofk. ^e. T. DenCPWCT. g^frf ' 
 
 /. ^^^^j. ^wPHTT ■». *H»iii/. *Hd^*i/. fm/. ntCT »». 
 
 8 oeemtionfor, lark o/,r. Vnv. Virtf/. ^nSTt/. aR»R<T«. 1 
 
 4 imdigeneo, fury, i[e. t. Potebtt. 3TsmfH ;»;». 3T- ' 
 ^^ mJ iT^qfn/. «'ll^/ ^OT^nr/. ^i^fi/. fPI^/. 
 
 That ia aboTO w. f^i^ or vm. li 
 
 Waota; noentitiu. qt»I «. fl. || 
 
 VAT'Ti^a, a. tti#rti/, dijieitmt, lAcrl. 3^, ^ift, f^, T|q[T- | 
 
 To be utterly w. ^<IVI^I-KrKT^-irT^^-Ac. nnof. 
 t thstU dettOute oj or dr/leient in. 9*»T, ^»<t, »^, ^Tr- 
 nr, all mod with botb ths poMMsir* aiid the ftbbtire " 
 
 case, as jtT 5^^ Ton arif , ^"^;nit ^P^it 3TI^, Pjfiai- 
 
 ^»i3T-^l3=«r-fr^-fir^-^-f^f^?i-6'?f?tftis-ft^, all in 
 
 com p. 
 Waktox, a. Uueiviout, lewd, t. Lcstfci, q>r»n', ITO^, ?- 
 «qft, ^JPT^Iit^r, ^.IH^^t^, ^mjf^, qo^^f?,— esp. of a 
 female. '^'^^., ^q^, ^ToE, afrt*!. 
 2 profligate, dissolute, ^c. v. Loose, Licektioos. 53^^, 
 
 8 frolictome, sportive, ^e. v. PtATFUt, PbaSKISH. ^- 
 
 4 unrestrained, regardless of rule, law, mode, ^c. v. 
 Ibregolab, Licestiou8.%^,^%^, ^t^g^, ^'sg, ^. 
 ^T^, *n«^«, HH^, rtl€*l. 
 
 W. procedure. rtIS*! wjM^K «». 
 AVaSTOS, «. Zeir./ ICOmflfl, V. HiBLOT. *)W* «im^/. HToK- 
 
 SH^lT/. ^ftoft/. tlPiuft/ snTTT/. 
 2b Wastox, t>. M. ilay lasciviously. *H.*ll^»ft/.-ftflr« m.- 
 f*l«(Mr*irlI^ m.-<MHr«lrti^ m.-?TH^^r /-f«J1<<-+t5r /.-T- 
 
 JT^r «i.-<n«i*/.-Ac. q;^, tk^'T, ^of, ^z^r, »i*iSr, 
 
 2 V. To i/evel. p'.^/.pl.-nl^\ f. /^^-g-^gr /. ;>/.-Ac. 
 
 8 — as banners, Ac. <<»«i>i. ["BIH^^I. 
 
 WASToxt.Y, flrfp. V. A. 1. q>m5i[t%, *mMwi^, «Fm^[^, 
 
 2 WI^Pl^H, r^^pflO^, Ac. 
 
 3 ^IHfil^, ^ca<J> Rh i -?TT^-&c. %3IH, rOf^H, M>lM. 
 
 4 onrf LiCEXTiOLSLT. iJV-'^Mon'f, JTI?^, RJIIH iligs ?T^, 
 
 Wa5toske98, »i. v. A. 1. *l»ftM011 «». filiJ^Mwri m. VITgf^ 
 
 2 «1^^/. 5%Wt/. ir*'ft<?otT «. Ac. ^r^TRft /. 5^IflE- 
 
 3 ^tHI) n. frSTTH m. ^5tlT/. ?ft^/. 
 
 4 Ij^^jT'irT »» Ac. i|%^/. ^<P^ /. ^<.'iJfl /. *TK^R m. 
 
 WaK, w. contention of states. f!»l|/. 55 ♦•. mm.w. #TTKw. 
 
 The four schemes of prevailing or moans of success 
 in War are. WW, ^TK, ^, "T^ ( See M, A E. Diet. ). 
 
 W. of slrata^^cms. fffSHT^^ n. 
 To Wab, r. II. maJce or carry on tear, tWT^/.-J^ il.-Ac. V. 
 
 Wab-cuabiot, n. ?xi m. 
 
 Wab-pbum, n. 0»I^/- aTTTfiftT •. 
 
 WAB-noB«F., ». charger. W\^ m. 
 
 To WABBtr, r.d. sing, /(e. witk modulation*. 3TTSf^, OTO^, 
 
 ftmSt /.-fft^ /.e^'r /.-jtTftT ».-*»» w.-vN^f /.-&c. 
 «m-4nc^ nm Ac- 3%/t/. mm. 
 
 To Wabble, r. «. 8co To Siwo. To Qhateb. 
 
 To Wabp, r. a.jend off. fH't, f^llfT^, 1f?W, ITT^T «.-^VR- 
 
 01 fi.-?T«T m.-Ac. ^T*r y. e/o. [ ireTT «. 
 Wabd, fl. i/i#/nrf t^fa town. mt\ m. "jn w. n^ m. 'ht /. 
 
 2 c«#/«'y, T. Co5nwnnnnp. >^ /. i^ w. 
 
WAR 
 
 942 
 
 VTAB 
 
 To put ill w. 'T^=q'f?r-'5fl^-&c. ^sfof". 
 
 3 perton under a guardian, '^^rft, f^'-Hrj'lflOT. 
 
 4 icard iu couip. is rendered by ^% ( as Homeward 
 5TTn;%,nRm^Kr?5[TT^%,&c.Hitherward ^, Thither- 
 ward f?r!F5 ). 
 
 5 See Watch, Guaed. 
 AVabdbd,/). v. V. qiT^, &c. jnftn, ^srrf^. 
 
 Wahdex, «. keeper, guardian, S[c. f^sJ1r)4K, ^^Ic?^, 
 
 AVaedeb, m. AVaudis 0, p. a. v. V. ^TT'^TRT, &c. f^T^R^F, fH- 
 
 I. keeper tjc. See Wabdes. 
 Wabdkobe, «. rooOT tc/iere clothes, jewels, ^'c. ore Ae;?<. qr- 
 ^T^P^mr n. ^PT^R^RT m. ffr^T^THT »». 
 Keeper of the w. and jewelry. vSTm^T^. 
 
 2 large box for keeping clothes. Tt^?"!!^ ^TTC n. 
 
 3 ivearing apparel— gener. ^jt^'^f «. ^i. ^^^ ». 
 AVaee, a. See Wabt, 
 
 AV'ahe, Wakes, n. v. Commoditt. Hra »«. ^]^ or ^^^ m. 
 China AVare. fq^f ^^i] n. pi. 
 Hard Ware. ?5r^^ ^PTFT w. 
 Polter'8 AVare. f TRT^f *ntT «. /i^. ^TTTq^m «. 
 
 AVaee-house, «. ^WR/. f^5r^^T^r w. qTisT w. ^rtst/. 
 AVaee-house-keepeb, n. et^^^t, ?'?TT0, ^T^R^rFUT. 
 AVabfare, «. military operations, tear, c^^rf /. 3|[ w. B^lf- 
 
 AVakilt, adv. \. A. ?TT?^Ton^, ?TT?«ff*r<t^, ?rK^^r3r?T, 
 
 AVAEiiJEss, n. V. A. ««i Caution. ?iTJr':ri'JTr m. ^]^^fnt\f. i 
 AVaelike, a.^(, disposed, S/cfor war. ?!ST^, flJ^ or ^, 
 
 ?:'»im^, ^CorTrg^, KilftTT, !ft^«ft=5fT, 
 
 2 belonging, ^'c. to war, v. Mabtial, FS^T^T, &c. J^T- 
 
 AV.VELOCK, n. wizard, v. Conjtjeee. ^?JHJTT^, ^c^jftiMl^u^JI. 
 AVaest, a. having heat, not cold. ^KH, ^'T, 'RJT. 
 
 2 ( of temperament ) ^ert/, hot, v. Passionate, ^pft, 
 ^Rft?, gwii, 11^, ?TrT3, nTJTf*niT^'«TT, \J^UIM\hf?t. 
 
 3 made warm, heated. nTiT%3??I, ?rR?It5T, 3r^ %3?5T, &c. 
 3^, ^TJ'JI, IRK, rfJT. [ "S'T, ?ft»TtTOr. 
 
 AVarmish. ^jsre or qf?T*n, ?ftirr, «>JToE, fl>?TflET, H?t- 
 
 4 enthusiastic, zealous, ardent, v. Passionate, Eabnest. 
 
 W.%^, ^TS or ^qra. 
 
 5 «;«ar<, vehement, violent, — fisrht, work, &c. ^>Vf>^ WZ- 
 ^^TT^, fTS^^r^r, IPTTWr^, <i5I<*<<HI, *3R»MI-qT. 
 
 To Wabm, t'. a. communicate heat to. ^^JT-^wr-T^H-Ac, ^- 
 ^, fTN^roT, :jwirfT/. 3TT<»I<iir. 
 
 To w. before a fire, &o. ^^f. ^wf, ^^»i. ^. 
 
 To w. one's self before a fire, Ac. TI^, V^m. ^, 
 
 2 J7ia*<f zealous, ardent, Sfc. 3r?TTf ««.-3nT*fT/.-&o. snT- 
 
 2b AVakm, v. n. become heated. ^^-trH-&c. (jt^f , riT^ . 
 To put to w. 3^^ gqof. 
 2 fig. rise into ardor.^ become animated, expand. ^^T^wi. 
 -3Tra'^»».-inrw.-&c. %or «n. con.:jrg:p-Jr?n^-&c. ^t<i{,^oft 
 
 /• ;jK?55r y. of I. 
 
 AVaem-heabted, a. v. Aitectionate, Loving. HHfll^ or 
 
 S, 551^55, J^TTT^, ^H^'d, ^H55. [^T, &<"• 
 
 Waemei), ^. V. A.' 1. iRH %^3T, rtR^T^Jt^r, 3rsi^?|?5T, V=F- 
 
 2 ;j?«I^ aTnJR53T, 3f?TT^ %j^, &c. 
 AVabmeb, n. AVabming, /». a.y.V. 1. T^ ^fR^TRr, an^oiRT, 
 
 'I^ ^ojRF, &c. 
 
 2 KjrWIi^ ailunilKT, 3r«I^ ^^^TRT, &c. 
 AVaemlt, flJr. V. A. 4. ;jr?inp%, aTR^, Tr^'SH, Ac. ?1RT>, 
 
 AVarmness, AVaemth, n. v. A. 1. 3:5T"T«TTw». 3«uiflr/. 3;«Hrf». 
 •Rift/. [n^HST^/. 
 
 2 ii'd-iwuiiM. fTrTSTtiirOT. &0. .jiuirii/. iR^f*i^3n^ /. 
 
 3 gr:T?oTT?«. »it»^T^OT. jR^Tt/. sTnTfTr/. ?m%sqon»«. 
 
 4 ^f^r^m. a^RVTT/ ^^F?JT/. T^/. 3^131/. 
 
 5 ^)I^T?rt. ffS^PT m. spi^q'^T m. ^XZJ m. riSmT »». 
 
 1. gentle heat. ^RT^T'ilT or ^j«l?qDir m. ^iT^qorrw). JT- 
 
 To AVaen, v.a. caution against. '^-&c. ^\'>\^^\■^'^^i^■^f\^- 
 ^-&c. ^T^, ^TVI^cfr, ^=^T/.-&c. spTor. 
 
 2 admonish of a thing to be done. sj^TT^, fTT^fl^/. ^^• 
 ot-^, ^nm^TOt, ^^TsroT or 3T«r^, ?lfnaV, ?inT5-'Ria[5TS- 
 srof, — strictly, particularly ,&c. «(-^i«[d-^^-^^I^-&c. 
 ?rtn^-?tT^/. ^Tiif, <tc. 
 
 3 apprize previously, v. To Intoem. g'^qof, ^^^] /. 
 ;}Roi y. o/o. ^f«R/. ^ g. ofo. qt^T^of, ^rf':IrT-'gf^- 
 &c. <}R^. 
 
 AVarned,^. v. A'. 1. <J«FTvdluWciril-g'^*lrfc?l-HT^'^^rt«i, <tc 
 
 2 iJvjIT^^r, ^smR^eTT, ^<TT^^??T, &C. 
 
 3 g^sr^ryr, &c. ^[Nri, 'R\f':i?T. [Ac. 
 Waeseb, «. AVabning, ;». o. 'J'ST v»T|ui«iuiKI, ?rr?tT ^oiRT, 
 
 2 *|v115HnKI, ^T^r^WRT, ^JmPP'IT^T, ^RIOTRT, ?TT^^ ^F^T- 
 ^, Ac. 
 
 Wabnino, n. caution., admonition. rTT^t^/- Hf'ft/. 'I'JIT^ 
 
 n. fciriNui w. qshrwOT. "j^tRrn. ^ht/. ^5^n. 
 
 To take w. from. ^^fIT»n. '^^ g- of o. 
 
 To take w. become compunctious, cautious., cj'c. «FRfr- 
 ?5T ^iRTw. HT^^oi, JpT^M. /^Z. ■ftoErf qSi, !HRT»n. //i. ^ 
 in. con. 3Tlg?5/.-3T^/. ^of «'«. con. 
 
 To be constantly giving w. ^pff ^S^r TSot. 
 2 previous notice. ^'^Tf. r\\^^f. ^^ n. ^K^f- from 
 the English word. 
 To Waep, v. n. — wood, leather, &c. be twisted, frfSOT, ^t^- 
 of, ^»m, ^^, itt^ Jn.-^sp >».-&c. q^ in. con. ^^5^, 
 «ji<»>«l-&c. ^M. 
 
WAS 
 
 943 
 
 WAS 
 
 2 fig. tveerv^, t. To Deviate. <|^<|iui, 3TTWf^ 'TT'f , irn 
 /. +n*"Ji, TTKr? «. ^t^ q^ot ^. of*. 
 To Wabp, r. a. draw up or aiide, contract, ^c. ^t^^, ^n- 
 
 2 fig. turn aride/rom the true direction, percert. ^t^^, 
 MI'Wui, «t^*<<«i, «<(+.SI ^>T^, MIAr4 n. qi<f>l ^^ ^. o/" o. 
 "WaKP, n. <A« threaJt that run lengthicise. ?TTTT w. 3K^ n. 
 
 The threads composing w. TVK^ n. 
 To stretch ( lay ) the w. ?n?5 /. ^n^. 
 Wasted, p, v. V. 1. flr?^, f?i<Pii i, f?nr, sTTni^, ^^^z. 
 
 W. ia various directions aud degrees. ^i+|*r^, ^- 
 
 ^i^H^, *i i *t i rH{i. i, *(k.i i f?<--4>< r, «ii+.ii^|«i. 
 
 To be w. by the wind. TTTH?^. 
 Wabpedsess, n. t. P. ?ftl/. ^W- m. 
 To Wabbast, ». a. t. To Authorize. ai^cMK m.-arfll^FR 
 
 M.-?mT/-5^ m.-4c. ^, 3T^rinft-5^rr!iR qj^. 
 
 2 tupport by authority or proof , v. To Sasction. 3TT*TR 
 m.-^niim m.-Ac. ^, arrviK m.-3fll«T^ m.-&c. snrJf in. 
 «M». wi7A y. o/ *. [*c. JR^. 
 
 3 ytce atturance oj the goodneu, ^e. o/^flMO/.-f^TTT/.- 
 Waxbast, ft. tupport, tanction, authority. W'TR m. <(TT'<nT 
 
 j»<>p. 3I1^<I ». MHIU1 n. »m^ w. TR «. ^ w. 
 
 2 irri<, comiiijwian, ifc. "TT^T'TTw. ?PT?[/. ^fmiHI«. 3T- 
 flrMKHIMT m. Ht^f^KHIMI m. ^f^<»>i«M5f n. ?ii«im'S( n. 
 
 3 authority to teixe. VTt7 n. from the English is used. 
 Wabbaktable, o. allowable, ju*tiJiab!e,proper.i\. Right, 
 
 Lawtcl. m^T, '^t'^, fM*ft, ^f^, -mi*m, -mvl^R, ^- 
 
 »ITT,?tT«PT. 
 Wabbaxtable.sess, fi. T. A. ^M«nNull m. <ri«<Hl/. »n^- 
 
 HT/. '^f^f^ n. vrpip^f JPTHT or nPT m. HPT «• 
 Wabbaxtablt. See Allowablt, Lawftllt. [ »«nT. 
 
 WaBBAXTKS, />. T. V. 1. Hf^rMK f^'^'^l, &0. 3T^T^Trtt,5^- 
 
 2 atrvn: f^-^f?i, Ac. mvrr, m^nr. 
 
 3 ffurft %%»?T, Ac. frirt^=^T, ^^'n. 
 
 Wasbaittbb, n. Wabbastibo, p. a. t. V. 3. ^fmft ^^WTTTr, 
 
 P m i vn i < r. 
 
 WaBBaVTT, «. iecurity or atturance yiten oftoundneit, ^e. 
 
 f^sr^^T^-ft^l^rtHYAc. f^mO/.-^nUT/. 
 Wabbiob, n. Sec Soldieb. 2.— emphatically, t. Hebo. »n- 
 
 Cry or shout of warriors. «fr«niTT^ tn. 
 Independent w. 9*I»I<!t, 'f^tWT. 
 W.-or war-dance ; dance performed by varriort after 
 a victory, ifc. 4\KW\h%\ or "J^ffif. 
 W.- posture. ^tTHTT n. 
 Wabt, II.— the excrescence on the handt, *«. ^«m?(t« m. 
 
 VTabt, m. T. CAUTtoDs. «iw, ywT, 5?^, ^T^i^ "nfmr. 
 To be w. m't ji Tf^i, arntfWT •». ^Tf^, ^tir?». »f- 
 
 Wabb. II. rimy <^ ymu im^tr • piUker, 4'*. ^f« cr ^^W /". 
 
 To AVash, ». o. cleante in cr by tcater. ^, «r3iJT i|+wj-iiui, 
 
 ^TTof y. of 0. 
 
 Cost of waohin^. «pJTT?ro5/. gt^/. 
 
 To w. slightly, arfeor, jt|j-^ i r« )iii. 
 
 AVater in which any thing has been Trashed.geRTjft/i. 
 
 To w. the mouth and hands after eating. 3Tt^^. 
 
 To knead and squeeze in washing, -oiii-t.ui. 
 2 out ; T. To En.SE. f«j«oioi or f^giiSr, ^TT^tSr. 
 To Wash, v. n. perform ablution. 3tN n. trwf, BTR «. ^JT^ 
 
 restricted to Brahmans, 3Tt^Jt«I^ ^^, ^^T^f or TT^. 
 Wash, n. Ji>i«» <o be xcathed. Jifi' n. />/. ^8}l<<|^ «r^ n. 2^'. 
 
 Piece for the w. <J^ n. 
 2 teashing ofcloihet. ^ n. ^^IfHIr!^ n. 
 
 At or to the w. "TT^ p. ^, ^TTr?,^, JTT. 
 
 From the w. H^iOf'T. 
 
 Piece fresh from the w. qjft^V^/. 'T5(^'^ »i. 
 
 That has come from the w. TfV^^T, 'IT^. 
 8 ( of gold, silver, Ac. ) «TTft n. Hrfim m. ^ m. WIT 
 /. ^r^f /. fTT^/. 
 
 4 /Ain, meagre, floppy food. Sfc. Answering to this word 
 and to such words as Wtthicath, tlop, tlip»lop,dithieater, 
 Sfe. there are numerous words equally expressive. f»l- 
 <^f\f. f^rrf*!^/ ^^^uf) «. SpfSTfTw. »i>i1Nun»- 'HH«^<e- 
 ^nft n. SHot«(«n n. <Jf3T.*|yrt «• ^ii+tcf) ». f5^% n. q^TJ 
 ». Jd+tjufl n. +d+oi4(uft fi. ^<*(*|«ft «. 
 
 Sour w.— as applied to dishes and sauces when too 
 dilate and sour. <S <*'!■'- "• ^T5ET w. W«^ ♦«. 
 6 ( for cattle, pigs, Ac. ). ^fll+.-moft n. ^fl^tHiO ». a^- 
 ^ciJiy. «. fJ(<*i|<n or *t(b<iui n. r^<i<<un «. 
 
 6 tca/*r in which rice, Sfc. hat been uathed. 'TT'ft «. *T^- 
 or or ^ n. 
 
 7 ( of coloring substances, of pulse, &c. ). 7T7 m. n. 
 ♦lifO I. W^ n. 
 
 8 ( of earth aud cowdun(f, Ac. ). »nTT «. X^ m. 
 
 9 mater ialt to tcath or tmear over. ^T m. ^'R n. 
 
 10 alluvion, ^^f. W3!*re «n. ^/. frni/. Ha^/ >IKS(^/. 
 WaBBXD, p. T. v. A. fT^W, iriMir^-H, ?7T^?7T, ^. 
 
 I. — cloth Ac. »io< nnc and unurathcd. ^^R. 
 
 W.-cioth. yww «. 
 II. ( with gold or silver ). gw»ft, tJ^^IMJ^I, ^S1»MI*«4I- 
 ^WT'iTT-Ac. >M<«<i'^i. 
 
 Waibebman, n. <rtt?, «^, Hvra, ^TTtT, nw, 
 W.'s stone. ?ftw/. fttai/. Tft^^ft*/. 
 W'.s ward. hO'.^UI m. 
 W.'i washing place, 'rft^'joft/ Hf\m\t m. 
 
 Washbbwojias, «. qrtt»t/. 'ol^t'n/. »TWrft«T/. frtt^r /; 
 r»rtft/. 
 
 Wabbt, a. watery, weaJc, withy teathy, qTwripr, T^<tT, H- 
 SV^^ or f^af^sftf, ftWT or f^T, ftUR, IS'icf^n or 
 f*l«PHfll, W3^ or f^xf^t^ or ^«rirftT, aTO^, 1T- 
 
 •WB, f^<r<irt'», n^i^^fl, inm?^ or 5«5«<M, |«j«<^- 
 
■WAS 
 
 94A 
 
 WAT 
 
 ^^^TT, THoSr or 3-^55T. 
 Wasp, «.— vespa. nt^ft^^THft/. nf*ft?5/. it^ftir/. 
 
 2— vespa solitaria. fTrft^/. ^JH?^ w. HI»rft/. 
 Waspish, «. petulant, snappish, v. Peevish, Ceoss. fMlZ- 
 
 Waspishness, n.v.A. f^RS^Trtt/. f%T5/. f?ra?ftf /. ^f^- 
 TITT ♦»• &c. 
 
 AVastaqe, n. ZoM iy leakage, ^c. ^'^f. ^/. ^Tlrft/. 5Tj/. 
 2b Waste, v. a. diminish gradually. 5rt«r'if , W^^., ?TT^'t, ?T- 
 «T OT.-^TH»».-^Tfrr/.-&c. Jptof y- o/o. ^01 JRof. 
 
 2 consume wantonly.^ expend or apply uselessly Sfc. v. To 
 Squahdeb. gifl<)ui, TI^oi, 7ST2^, ^^^, 5^'!:^nni-^- 
 ?€i-3T=Tn5r!ff-&c. ^^of-^^ m. 5p?:oi g. ofo. ^T^ W fR- 
 
 »fr ^=^ »».-&e. sRof ^r. o/o. 'Ft'fjm. /. Jp?:of ( SS^TT^^ |i 
 
 vTT?^#, &c. ), j-^Ffff ( ^?J<T, ^^ &c. ), tft^at ^r^r jt^- ! 
 
 3 desolate, spoil, v. To Devastate, To IIavaqe. ^TRf- |i 
 V^/.-^^T'rft/.-TTTPrC^^ w.-&c.^^y. ofo. Vm-3-^TS- 
 &c. ^of. 
 
 4 ( time ) spend in idleneu, S(c. «J?55pf , R+IMT deal, qi- 
 
 To Waste, v. n. dwindle aivay. br^, 3T^'Jf, flTTof,??^, ?^- 
 
 ^m.-&c. TR.df, «t55f^, ?ft'jr-&c. ^ut, ^^ «».-^m »».-Ac. 
 
 2 emaciate.^ macerate, lose flesh, v. Lean. 3Tfii n. ?n>^- 
 #3;^-?tf3>Jf, '^'1?, ^£f^B3t, fi?BT, 5^F?5aT, T^of , f?Torot, 
 
 5T^, ^^ift^ TS^t, ^^t/. ?ymat i». con . ^J^iif, q'^R'Jt, 
 
 3B^, ^Is^, ^T^'^f, *st)"ii, ^F5?rift?i FJnrJr.fsr^iot, f^r- 
 ?To5 ^ ^r. o/"*. ^rs M. ^^^ annr^'Tnjff ». ^ g. ofs. 
 
 ^VC^'^^\ ^^]^<^m. ^asot g. ofs. vt[KV^ S'la/. ^["Jfy. ofs. 
 A wasting disease. ^^/. 
 Waste, a. Wasted,^, v. V. A. 1. tKclrtrfl, Vi«It?cll, &c^ 
 
 8 and Desolate. ?^re %fer, &c. 3-jili,^roT. 
 To lay w. v. To Eavaoe. t^;tT5-&c. ^"ir, %Uoff/.-qT- 
 
 er^T^r W.-&C. ^^ g. ofo. 
 
 4 Rsfilfll SfR55F^?!iT, &c. 
 
 T. V. N. 1. qj^?jT, ^^^3T, &c. ^n^, gj^T, nfefT, ?ftor, 
 
 I. — land; lying uncultivated. 3Tt?r, -^'irft, ^U^l, <T5^, 
 II. worthless.^ used for mean purposes, SjC. V, Eefuse. cr- 
 
 Waste, n. diminution, decrease, consumption. ^T^ «. ^T^ jn. 
 3W?1^ «n. f?Tf?f/. =^ »n. ?TTW n. 3TT5PT m. 
 
 2 usdess expenditure.^ u-orthless apiMcation. ar^T^'ft- 
 
 W. of time, ^mh^ «»■ ■■»>lr4^<oi «. 
 
 3 wastage, loss. ^/Cf ^^J. ^^/. f^^^uimos/". ^z^.^f. 
 
 4 desolate or detert ground. wPIH «. U^ i». TH^ »». 
 
 ^TTWr »». 5R «. 
 Waste-book, n. rfay Joo*. ^rriT m. ^^ ». i;^T^TlT m. ^3- 
 
 Wastejul, «f. tcantoidy, ^c, -consumptive, v. Extkataoakt. 
 
 W. person, ^tr^qfs^, 3-cT3?iiT, ^^^nmw^h 
 
 W. woman. ^jq'aT^T^T- 
 Wastefulness, «. v. A. a«J E.vteavagakce. 5vioS«nTT »?», 
 
 AVastee, w. Wa8ti>g, j). a. v. V. A. ?^ q><u|R|, IR^uiKT, 
 ?T«T 5Rtiim, &c. [^"TRT, Ac. 
 
 2 qi^iJuiKr, <^«<S"iKr, 5^ ^ +<UiKl, "fispsft ^Tr5t 5r- 
 
 Y. V. N. 1. ?ftur ^l"iIRr, ?T^ infOTTTT, V ^ uiHI, Ac. ?f?fr, 
 
 2 ^m erqj^Rr, &c. ^^n", ^rmr. 
 
 AVatch, «. vigilance for keeping, v. Guahd. ^^Nft/. ^q»T- 
 ^^/. <?^n or qr^n »». ^I^ TTfCT m. 3Trq?5/. 
 2 yi/ffrrf, iorfy posted. ^\^f. Tf ITT or qT|U m. 
 8 j;ef«on watching, v. Watchman. ^«|i1<^l<, STmrTr, 
 
 4 eighth part of the day. H^ pop. q^ «». q^lT «n. 
 Second w. noon. ^^ sre^ m, 
 
 5 ;)ocA:e< clock. ^IStflS ». 
 
 Hand of a w. «pf5T w. ["n^oi^ 
 
 To be en the w. to be on the look out for. jq^, ^]Zf. 
 
 To Watch, ». «. not to sleep, to ivake. v^THor, vTHTT-Ac. ^- 
 
 ^-aT«or, ^q^t^-Ac. ^St, 3tt»r w.-^Trmor n.-kc.^- 
 
 ^tjf rrnrf ^t^Jr ifiVA in. con. 
 
 2 te;j yuanZ. ^^/.-H)*1<9^/.-^r¥t qifTTw.-qr^m.- 
 
 \jnii?5/.-Ac. ^Rijf. 
 
 3 sit in exjiectation of. ^V^f. qT^of-qi^ kltiuj, sq'Jf, <1?9t. 
 
 4 ie vigilant, attentive, ^'c. Ofqiit, ^rfPIof, 3TPTf-^iT^q'-Ac. 
 
 To Watch, v. a. guard, look after, v. To Keep, To Tend, 
 ?T^ot, n^T/.-T?!^ n.-&c. SR^ y. of 0. ^^/. «R^ y. 
 
 2 oJ«er»s, r#yarrf c/o**/^. si35T «»-'1^3iT/.-^;f^/-&c. %«r- 
 
 uf with m ofo. '^m^f.-v\^ Mi.-Ac. %^6t y. 0/ 0. qioSfT 
 
 /. S^-^m^ g. of o. 
 Watch-house, n. 'qWt/ 
 
 AVatch-makee, n. mf^k ^^m, q5«n^' J^Yl SROTRT. 
 AVatch-wOed, n. word given to sentinels, Sfc. HK^^\-'^H^- 
 
 %^ m. [ STTq^^JT. 
 
 AVatcheb, AVatchmas, n. =s[Ht ^^RT, ^¥t^R, q^iH/t, 
 
 Cost of employing a w. ^W\^f. 
 Watchful, a. waking, vinr, sfriaT, N>Tm5;q;, ^TRRor^ftef. 
 
 2 vigilant, wary. flT^tJ, ^rniT, ^TFinT, vnM^uiRflri, ^lyi, 
 
 To be w. vipiot, 3iqijr^ 
 AVatchfulkess, ». T. A. 1. 3TTTJqTjn- m. ^TRiaqoTT «■ Ac. 
 
 2 flTiTtiq'm' m. ^q^orr »». ;f ^r^m m. Ac. ^r^xt^f. 
 ^T5r*Tfn<t/. 
 
WAT 
 
 9i5 
 
 WAT 
 
 Watb«, n. "Tmt n. ^Jf^pop. ^ns «. 3^ n. 3rr<T «./. sftc «. 
 aij «. «fr?T n. sft^ n. TpftT n. <T^ n. ^frfrf n. — as used 
 in comp. with nouns ( ex. sugar-w. tamarind-w. &c. ) 
 ^ofY ». ( ox. y-A^oft, f^^tiufl, f^ld^ion, <tc. ). 
 
 Acidulated or soured w. at^^irft n. 
 
 Acidulated w. ( comprehending tamarind-w., mang^o- 
 w., lemonade, and all sherbets ). <n^ n. MMtfifi. 
 
 Basin for w. (as around a tree, ou the top of a heap 
 of lime Ac. ). 3R^ «. arat/. 
 
 Boiling hot w. «F5i=wrft »• 
 
 Booth, Ac. at which w. is afforded to travellers. "TTT- 
 
 mxf. «i^ or qmfr^/. ^ra^^ ». t^^/. jht/. 
 
 Bj w. >HrlMr'rt'i, »rtt^. [w. ^T^off /. 
 
 Channel ( esp. through s house-wall ) to carrj off 
 
 Clear and pure w. TT ?I^^ n. 
 
 Cold w. poured into hot w. ( to reduce its tempera- 
 ture ). f^flO! or ft^ioi n. f^BTTT «. f^PE^T n. f^olijui n. 
 
 Dirersion on or in the w. ( as boat -racing, bathing- 
 gambols, Ac. ). ^^rf+IJl/. 
 
 Drawn ( well ) w. +i«<(uf\ n. T?^ "Tnift «. 
 
 Form of w., ( as hail, snow, ice, Ac.) vfaHT f^^ w. 
 
 Foul w., muddled, Ac. w. ^|«^7oft n. ^T^z^^ n. ^- 
 ^^»f^ n. Xi^Hiff »». 
 
 Frame for carrying (upou beasts ) pitchers of w. HT- 
 ^ot/. ( beast bearing it HI1><ii{l, driver of the beast KT- 
 
 Holj-w. foot w., Vllfl^* fi. "THTftift n. ■^<oiHtii|'». 
 
 In w. and on land. 3f^ ?V5Pr. 
 
 Large hole dug for w., ft^TTM. 
 
 Banning or quick w., spring w. fvH^oft »■ tCMuf) or 
 
 Salt w. ^TT^nift Of 
 
 Salted w, f»(«foft »». 
 
 Smoked w. ^TTtJft *. 
 
 Sugared w. neeroft n. [ ^Hiuft », 
 
 Warmed and medicated w. qftWoft »i. ^Trnwft n. W. 
 
 W. boile«l or set to boil. WfVf n. wi^uft m. 
 
 W. collected (in a pond, tank, ciatem,puddle Ac.), 
 
 W.dirincr, one who can direct where to dig for 
 water. ^T^r^ or WT or ^TTrtt or WT. 
 
 W. drained off from boiled artirlea of food. ^Tfoftx. 
 W. heated in minbeams. VC^oO «. 
 W. in which rice Ac. has been waahod. ^vf n. vvtn. 
 W. in which split pulse, Ac has been boiled, mvf n. 
 
 W. poured into milk whilst boiling. «rTTW«fy «. 
 W. that baa been naed; atale w. T^rfvftn. nvHI ^X^i. 
 Way by w.— «# opp. to War by land. ^r^nM m. wfY/. 
 To get into deep w. entrr on mytteriotiM *ttbjeet». fiw 
 
 To rtiwet the teopentnrt of bot w. hj ponriog in 
 
 cold w. t^« !«(«?, ft«ir<jui. 
 
 To throw cold water upon,^. fH^^T m. m^Si ( ^- 
 RRT Ac. ) Hi'KT m. PTK't ( sFmTH^ Ac. ). 
 
 2 ( of a diamond, Ac. ). Tfoft n. 
 
 3 T. Ubisk. nrfn. 
 
 To make w. v. To Ueink. ^rrit. 
 Making w. RrnPtT or i^n^f\f. ^t^\f. 
 
 4 waters ; liquor amnii. mz/. ^]Vf^^f. qpimtlt^/. ^^ 
 onTT??5 n. JfT?/. Note. These words express the sack 
 or receptacle. [m.-An. ^Sf. 
 
 To Water, v. n.— the mouth ; glaver. qpft w.-RIot/.-qr^ 
 2 — the eyes, fvf^ n. %dt i«. con. IT'"?!^ »TTof-5^3*l^. 
 
 To Wateh, v. a. tupply tcilh tcater. qnift n. ^-«R^-^raSr, 
 Ml'MI^ jr^Bft/.-ipiTJft/.-Ac. ^^,— (cattro, &c. ) qr- 
 
 To take to water. Mioqi^t ^^_ 
 Water-a5imal, n. qnnrmjir ^^ m. -sia^, vdWsHj m. 
 Wateb-bao. See Water-skix. 
 Wateb-cabhieh, n. im^TT, qm*r=«Tr. 
 
 2 ( in a skin under the arm ). il»lrtf*T*fV. 
 WATEB-CHAy>EL, n. <TT^ w. SRor/. B^Roft/. 
 
 2 ( in a garden, Ac. between rows ). ?T^/ ?rtt/. 
 Built up w. fltl^ w. [ Btfo5 «. 
 
 Straws, sticks, rubbish, Ac. blocking up a w. flt^m, 
 Watee-closet, fi.T. Pbivt. m<1<^HI m. 
 Wateb-coolek, n. — the vessel, ^xf or xff. 
 Wateb-coubse, «. ( as through a plantation or field). «TT- 
 Z fit. qT?<?<T n. ^R^ft/. vJ^hM m. qiejaft/. JITT m. ^m. 
 
 Ever-running w. aftpflTTZ w. 3fh5T?{l «. 
 
 Pit dug to receive the water of a w. ^?RifnT/. 
 
 Baiscd w. ^ m. 
 
 AVater conveyed by a w. <TT?^^ «. flrwft f». 
 Watk»-deitt, ». >JIrt^<)Hl/. mqi^ or JTITt^ /. ( used pi. 
 
 or m^v^ ). 
 Watku-fall, n. cateade, cataract, ^l^or^nfrm. Mt»TT<ift/. 
 
 WATBK-rowL, n. qTwre^ «. ( qWB^^ITm. qm^PHI^/.) or- 
 
 Watek-oall, n. hollow tporit ly a torrtfit. xpxf. 
 Watkk-oate, ft. iluice. fltWT m. ?Ttl/. 
 
 WaTKB-OHCEL, fl. \^f. TrlTVft »». 
 
 Watkb-hk5, «. qroi^tw^/. or^^/. 
 Watib-i.ii.lt, ». <jiw^t?Tfi ^WoE «. arwVK^fi. 
 Stalk of the w. ^^^, or 55 m. «. 
 
 Wateb-mas, ». qniftwwi, qioft aRioiojui-mujifi, fiTf?<t, qr- 
 orViTT, — in villages <BT?ft, — among Brahmans qiwr^«rr, 
 mi^fopJT^,— lh»t »»<>* a p^khdl, qfTT?^. 
 
 Watkb-mabe, n. »Tt*ft% »n/^^ ^I^r/. 
 
 Watbb.mei.ok, «.— the plant. WTf^/. ^ff95»ll/. ^<S5»nft/. 
 ftfinm/.— the fruit. ?TT^ «. ^f?5TT "■ ^f%»il«. 
 
 Wath-mill, «i. Tm^/. qmrr^TTw. (Wip:T«. 
 
 WAiM-riT, ». 2»tV i»jfor v:attr ( »« r*e btJtfamtr, «J-c.) 
 
WAT 
 
 046 
 
 WAV 
 
 Wateb-place, Wateeikq-place, n. place for washing, 
 JiUing water, Sfc. ^\^^Z\ or ^\^^^ or TTifRT or 5T m. 
 
 AVatee-pot, Wateeisq-pot, n. W^f- f^^T^/. 
 WATEB-PEOor, a. impervious to water. f5|JIo&r||, xHr4IH4I. 
 Wateb-skis, n. — double w. carried on a beast. 'Hfn^/. 
 Half or a side of a w. aTT^ «. 
 2 — single w. or bag, as carried from, or supported by, 
 a pole <ii^rf| m. 
 
 3 — small w. as carried under the arm. JT^T^ or 'TO'p/, 
 Carrier of a w. f»T?rft. 
 Spout or vent of w. — gener. »T5r m. 
 Watee-snake, n. Tl^TtfTHT ^TTT «». 'TTOTHN »«. Some kinds 
 are, qrarqnJT^f m. "TTT^^ «. TPTf^TS ««. ^qTcCT m. or S 
 n. f^^t^T «. 
 Watee-tight, a. <Aai Joes not leak. f^JTT, I^ToS, fSpTflRTT. 
 Watee-vehicle n. >jirf<(M n. 
 Watee -vessel, n. t. Pitchee. ^htT/. ^31 m. 
 
 Eaised place to receive w. qm^s/- IRrnw. qr^ n. 
 Watee-wheel, m. toAee^ orcr weZ/s ; the Persian wheel. ^- 
 
 Bar or cross piece of a w. ^f^^FS/. 3TTSty. 
 Beam of a w. ^^T^ «. 
 Beam or piece for the cogs of a w. dj^<i>$ n. 
 Beam of a hand-w. <Bon" m. 
 BuIlock-w.lf^T^rT m. 
 Cogged wheel of a w. g^f «, 
 Cross piece confining a w. "TTOIIT^ n. 
 Empty string of pitchers at a w. ft«TTf /. 
 Foot-w. "TTTT^ m. JJ^f. 
 Hand-w. ^?:^ m. 
 Handle or turning pin of a w. ^^ m. 
 Loaded string of pitchers at a w. H^fS /. 
 Masonry supporting the beam of a w. ^TrT^/. 
 Member receiving the axle of the beam. 5;^ m. 
 . Member receiving the fore-axle of the beam of a w. 
 
 Member supporting the first trough of a w.3TT5T5Sm. 
 
 Pitcher of a w. HT^ m. ^iTefr m. ffpiT m. irnn n. 
 
 Plantation irrigated by means of a w. T^|-il»l< «. 
 
 Pointed stake supporting a cogged-w. ^ajfisjl or g- 
 «IT m. gSE^f^ m. 
 
 Post planted in a well for the support of a w. ^ft/. 
 
 Eope lengthening or shortening the string of pit- 
 chers of a w. 3TI{^i^ui n. 
 
 Rope on which the pitchers of a w. are strung.HTSE/'. 
 
 Socket of the axle of the beam of a w. tTFftw.'TN^/. 
 
 String fastening each pitcher of a w. f?r^ /. 
 
 String of pitchers of a w. iTfTToB/. 
 
 Trough receiving water from the pitchers of a w. 
 ^^ or H n. ^Hn. [aPfTPT^foft /. 
 
 Trough receiving water from the first trough of a w. 
 
 Water raised by a tt. <^i<i<i«ft n. 
 
 AV. with spokes. 5%T^r? »». [ ii<A|; m. 
 
 AV. with cogged wheel at each end of the beam, ^- 
 
 To work a w. F5Rot. 
 Watee-wobk, «. ^r^^i n. 
 Watered, p. v. V. A. 1. qroft f^<r^r!I-2T«T?-3r-«fcc. 
 
 lU-w. — compreh. fspTToft, ^^. [ ^an?. 
 
 AVell-w. — country, &c. vTaiITT, vrfc^iTJT, vTr5l%??7, 
 
 AV. by rivers, &c. q^HT^, v»iaHI<J^. 
 
 AV. by rain. ^^HTH-^f. 
 AVatebiness, «. T. A. 4. HIUM-mun m. RxfJidHWuil m. Ac. 
 AVATEEr, a. of or belonging to water. T|o<<hi^ 3<i+l^T, Ac. 
 
 2 consisting of water. wi"<<Ml, >^?5l-m, Ac. '^^^^., 0T?I- 
 
 3 abounding with water, marshy, v. AVet. <TM»TorT^, 
 vrTrJSJ^, 3Tc5^5T, ^3^5, ^?5T^-5T. 
 
 4 thin, tasteless, weak, spiritless, y. AVasht. fsj^W^, 
 m^ir^, Hfow*, TT'TT^TTW qpra, Jp^r^^ or +*(<*-,«nf<, 
 
 ^ctf^oE^, noEn^tH or f*ToEf*raf|rT, JHctr Or 3^oET. 
 
 To get w. ( through excessive watering ) — fruits, 
 sugarcane, &c. qntK^. 
 AVattle, «. ( of a cock ). 5Fs5T tn. 
 2 hurdle. r[^f. its^ or ifiT'Jr/. 
 AVall of wattle and dab. ^ m. 
 To AVattle, v. a. interweave. ^-Z^, irfaot or iftTof, ftiiiof. 
 AVave, «. — of the sea. SR/. c5^/. ?5^/. ^^f. ^r^m. 
 fjiyi m. ^Ar\K*\ m. ^^*l^l m. "^^^^^^ in. ^^f'^^m.f. 
 Dash or blow of a w. v^v^f. [ ^fjft/. 
 
 Line of waves which burst upon the shore. W^^r^ 
 To be buffeted by waves,— a vessel. ^^^iJf,^«HOl. 
 To AVave, v. n. play loosely, float, S(c. — banners, &c. 5?!- 
 ^, ^^T^"^, ^Irfui, <?f^, *<*si'l, %55ot. [ g. of t, 
 
 2— a line, &c. JTTTKn-^T'mrsHT 3T^, !Tm»ft5/. aTO^t 
 A waving line. ^If 
 To AVave, v. a. (a weapon, &c.) flourish, v. To Bbajtdish. 
 qr^wf, f^T^^, %5^^, ?Hoi«("ji, «ll«l4''1i. 
 
 2 ( lamps, &e. around the head of an idol, guru, Ac. ). 
 
 Matter waved. ^?ot n. [^ToSoft/. 
 
 Money thrown into the platter used in waving. art- 
 Platter containing a lamp with lighted wicks to be 
 waved. gTHTft/. ^'^^ «. 
 
 3 over or around ( fan, brush, Ac. ) ifRot, sreq-. 
 
 4 direct by leaving, v. To Beckon, ^uii'iof, "TTH^of. 
 
 5 or waive y/wf aside for the present. 5^n't,%^, ^Vf! 
 
 6 off; ( flies, Ac. ). ?rK^. 
 
 To AVaveb, v. n. play to and fro. ^^f.-^Tjf. pi. JTR^, f - 
 cTT^, ^rf+N^, 5t^, '^^FT^ m. pl.-&c. qof. 
 2 fluctuate, v. To Hesitate. 3TTTt^pii-, ^q?Tot, vTlJIol^, 
 
 ij-iHct u i , 'jtK^iut, nqsdr, ^/.-HT^ /.-Ac. ^or, ihrot. 
 AVaveeee, n. AVayeeiko,|). a. t. V. 1. ^rJHUl[<l, i^TT- 
 TT,^c*+HI <.ii"iKi, Ac. 
 i !F^R«IRT, 5j;if;Ac. »<mK I, fJ?«TT *RRT, ^rilMMH. 
 
WAT 
 
 947 
 
 WEA 
 
 Watiso, n. X. V. A. 1. «R^ n. f^^ n. Ac. 
 
 2 an^ra^ n. ^r\{S[ n. Ac. a^HWoO/. 7?TTTT «•• 3TRfft/. 
 «r^R7ft/. 5^^st/. 3T?Tg^ or 3Tg^^ «. The phrase used 
 by women whilst waving lamps is, ^PflT ^ITT^ *{<£\^ 
 
 W. of lamps — compreh. ajKrft *<^/. 
 AV. of a lamp, with ineense. yMKrfl/. 
 
 3 VTT^ n. »icsSi fi. «i*uft /. 
 
 Watt, a. rising in icave*^ undulating. ^^ HROIKI, •^IIHI- 
 
 To "Wawl, ». n. T. To Cbt. ^*i^,«l. 
 
 Wajc, «. ( of bees ). wi[ n. H'jf^a? n. ^^n. f^WV^ «. 
 
 2 — for sealing letters, &c. ?n^/. 
 
 3 dirt of the ear. *I^MI-*Ht'1ril »T5E m. ^WPT^ m. 
 To Wax, ». n. the moon ; inereate in size. *oll<fi*I m«wf , 
 
 *3T/ j>^. T5^ y. o/«. ^?5Tff^/.-Jfce. Tm «iii with g. 
 
 oj t. f^. 
 
 2 become, i^"!^, ^ vTT^-mrH?i. 
 WAI-CAaDLE, n. HTJI^Trft/. Jm^TTH/. 
 
 Wax-cloth, n. sfor^rrj «. 
 
 Wax-wokk, «. wmk JT^ w. ^. HUIKMI M<1od<IT /. j»?. 
 Waxes, a. mai^, ^<r. o/" trajf. ^njT^. 
 Waxt, a. «o/i(, ^'e. /«A-e tea*. k<J\*W.^ MWWTW- 
 AVat, n. road, j^th. ^XzJ. nrfm. tW «• «r«T i^p. «j'«T «. 3?- 
 HT «. ^rf**! <>»■ "ft/. ^ «. 
 
 Athwart one's w. aerott one't path. am^RT, aTTCTT. 
 
 Chance interview with on the w. ifR'T?/. 
 
 In the w. before, interjaeenllg. 3TT?, ^I<A4. 
 
 Out of the w. atide^ Sje. amTT'SJH, sm^rftH, STTl- 
 
 Out of the w. not to he found. r3?r, »l^.— To be 
 out of the w. ^<v|U|. 
 
 Out of harm's w. f^SRT. 
 
 Sight 'H.fy. «?HTn m. [JR^TTH «• 
 
 The w. of all the earth, v. Deaih. JT^fW «». H^- 
 
 W. by land, ginft/. 
 
 W. by water. ^sfPmxn m. a^/ 
 
 That has lost his w. ft:7¥nft, ^^HtT. 
 
 Wrong w./y. ywnf «. fcrrf m. ^t<t «. 
 
 To b« on one's w. lo be coming. %TKf. ^TfK^. 
 
 To bring on tho w. ^«^»i, «tt55Vft/.-^nE^T /. ^^ 
 
 f »/*• . .. 
 
 To come aerou one's w. amwT «T"?. 
 
 To fall in the w. of. 3T«^, 3T»5E in. ■JTO'^-Ul't-ljVwr 
 g. of I. T^^, fin!^. 
 
 To feel one's w. act eautioutlg. ^^•qi^-Ae. VWw. 
 JTVir or Wf. 
 
 To get into the right w. ff^fT 'T't, ^T?»frfT ^njiir. 
 
 To go one's w. To go on one's w. f'!^^ 'JfJ^, ^PI- 
 JIT ftW, WT^, WT^ITWf^ 1T^. [^pif. 
 
 To go tho wrong w. (in eating or drinlring)y^ft7T adv. 
 
 To lead the w. be foremost in tk4 at tat k, ^e. iftlN. ^. 
 
 To BOTO out of th« w. ^nA or f^^^, ^^^•i,W*«l, 
 
 To obstruct the w, H\zf. ^f^. 
 
 To resume one's w. go on again offer siopfage, ^\mvi. 
 
 lo set in the right w. •lld)HIMT«Hot. 
 2 space, line of ground, v. Distasce. ^\Zf. v. '^X^-m^ 
 ^, 1?5T«». rfi*JUJ/. JC^m. Sirw. *r3Tr5/. 
 
 That goes a great w. fig. ^<^'^«rc. [HHim. 
 
 8 direction or line of motion, v. Coubse. ^\^f. K^m. 
 
 Every w. in all directions. qKHlii, ^ j^%, ^^rf:. 
 
 In three ways. f5l^ or %VT. 
 
 Thisw. ^^, 
 
 That way. fd*^. 
 
 To point out the w, lit. fig. ^TZf.-^mf. ^IV^, 
 
 4 advance, progression, v. Psooxess. nf??/. 
 
 To be under w. — a ship. ^TH-^ra?r-&c. ^%. 
 
 To make w. ^raoj. [ s;^. 
 
 To make w. through, in. ft^lTSf or n^m.-^ or ^^f. 
 6 room made, room yielded, ^]zf. K^jm. 
 
 To give w. g^t^w. ^, ^BT«.-^T7/.-&c. |3t-^it, 
 
 6 method, mode, v. Manxkb. W\zf. Hl^fw. ^V^f. <T=^f /. 
 t\flj pop. f\^f. q^TT^ni. JT^TTTw. W r«^y. 'i'^T or ff iTrw. 
 
 After another w. ^^loSTT ^1Z%. 
 
 In all ways and respects. *l4^, ?T^, fT^*, ^^f- 
 
 In both ways. 3*rT»r. 
 
 la Tsrious ways; iu many ways. 3T^^«IT,«jyM7, ?Tr- 
 
 7 manner of practice, plan of procedure, v. Coubse. m^C 
 f. mnm. ttf<\pop. iftrT/. ?%^/. m. <t?Tt^^?f /. m. jfWTm. 
 ^/ HTf^ or ^Vftf. ffn/. 
 
 In the right w. ir^inTT'f. 
 The or a Eight w. «?iTT'fwi. 
 Ways, manners, MWNTT/. ^HR/. 
 
 8 r^A/ method. <rj^/. <?f^3m. «n5««. IT^PT«. 
 
 9 courM offaiih and practice. Jrrtw. <tv««. 
 
 10 di AoJiY, T. Tbick. fTtl/. ^ro5I«. 
 By the way. il^ **<<ui fn?^. 
 
 In the family way, t. Pbeosaht. q^JT^ft (/. ) n^T, 
 Milky way, ▼. GAtAXT. an^innur/. 
 Wat-tabkb, n. Watfabino, a. v. Tbatklleb. fmT5;,HT- 
 
 •TW, <rt*l pop. «?f»mT, qTftT«F/)op. Ttftl^f. 
 2b Watlat, t». a, wait for and attack on the road. ^]Zf,^ 
 
 Ac. HKuf-inpif g. ofo. 
 Wat -MASK, M. fTCq[yr/. 
 WatwaBP, a.froward, v. Pebvebse, Wil.njt. ^fT»T^, 'H- 
 
 *ifli«6r, TTTiTiT, w^^, 3n^i, afit"?»''ft, [raw. 
 
 j Watwabd5E1s, n. r.A, ^;K^TK^^m.fH%^\HW\\m. Ac. aTTT- 
 
 Wt, pron, wi«^, irrm. 
 
 Weak, a. feeble, it{firm. ^^ or as, ^^ or a, fif^a, j^r, 
 
Vtea. 
 
 548 
 
 WEA 
 
 Of infirm make & thus w. ^W or ^CTT. 
 2 feeble of mind or judgment^ tilly, sojt^ imbecile, S)e. v. 
 Foolish, Simple. JT^TT^ or J^^T ^oE^7-?nTT-f?5^r, 
 
 M'/Hofld, f^T^, STifrTf, ^PFfrf, ?T5155T, 3T?TH. Terms, 
 phrases, sayings, and various for mationa conTcying the 
 sense of A weak, imbecile, spiritless person, and answer- 
 ing to Spooney, Baby, Doodle, Feeble-mind, Weakling, 
 Woman, Silly creature, S[c. are rJ^^^Nft or ti^n^ 
 KT^^T, ^ui(v|u||=<qi *Tnjr?T, ^HSN^ or V^^ KtT^reSTT, 
 5TeEfl<iqT, f^^, ^'t, #Tr or nir, ^thtt, sfsft^ ?^''T', 
 t^rrf^r, tf^, "fT^TRr, HT^r^, |t^?t, w^jnr^, ^, 
 
 3 — of sound. R)<<^io6, ^^, n»)<.»ii. 
 
 4 »io< potent, strong, Sfc. t. AVatebt, Washt. f^T or 
 ftrjp^, TTrfcB, ^■JESf.oOd Or ^c&<J|of|d, 1T5E*T5{t?f, 'FW^, 
 
 5 not cogent or forcible, — argument, &c. f?f<fe or 55, 
 fr^qr, q>pa, 5Hf?5r, fJTT'4^, |^?I or 55. 
 
 ■\Veak-810E, «. *T'T^'«TTT n. JT»T^'<T?5 «. KK n. STTT^ ». 
 Prober of one's w. PT'T'T^, HHW'ft. 
 To probe one's w. JTH^iT^ w.-H^f^Pfnr n,-&c. ^^, 
 To Weakek, v. a. lessen the strength o/", enfeeble. §«f55- 
 
 SFT#T-3Tr^-&c. sp^, ?lf¥/.-155 n.-^ m.-&c. g^TT ^- 
 
 ?:^-!pfl5pT^.qut y. ofo. ^iftp^TT »».-?lf^F^ w.-^f^it- 
 
 »T«.-&c. W-^ g- ofo 
 Weakeked, p. T. V. jsfss %%Br, ^^^^ +&t?l, &c. ?4t"T?T- 
 
 f^ or 5|lfT?5^UT, ^sft'f , f#3Tr. 
 Weakehek, n. Weakeniko, p. a. v. V. |455 ^^tttrt, ^fW^\ 
 
 K ^<«»IHI, &c. 5!t^^7^ JR-^rft, ?lf^-{l*l ^-^rtt. 
 Weault, a. Y. AVeak, Sicklt. 3T5[t^, ^f^, f^3?T^, ^F»T- 
 
 Weaksess, n. T. A. 1. j4oiMUII m. fSj^aix^urr^M. «phjikmuii»». 
 
 ?Tf^ «. ^TT^Tft/. *H+^d/. 3TH?^n. ^r^T ». 5J55- 
 
 2 1??^ fc^^TTT m. I^iprr m. »nTr5EqT7iT »». &c. ff^- 
 
 4 r^+'S'TT m. mHoSStTTT »i. HoSnof^fiH"!! wi. f^*^HU|| »». 
 
 5 ^r3?f^M^m. M7+<*Mtnim. &c. [g^ «. fj^ ». 
 I. a w. o /oi'JZe, a failing, v. Fault. 3^ «. ^^ «. ^- 
 
 Weal, n. T. AVelfabe. sf^n. ^?^M«. ^ pop. %JT w.^H «. 
 Wishing the w. of. 5HI%R ». 
 2 mark of a stripe, ^ai m.f. 
 Wealth, n. v. Eiches. ^^^ n. -^ n. ^te?T/. fSfrT n. ffrT- 
 
 AV. in cattle, ^vr- n. 
 
 W. in grain, m^tr^f n. vrF^v4 w. [?JR^. 
 
 To roll in w. SRSiTT^ ^ m. a?re't,'^«f^rw qra^«. 
 
 "Wealthik-ess, «. V. A. tR^rnmr m. ^5r5rT^/. fi(tH^f. 
 
 AVealthy, a. V. Eicn. irr?T^/)o/>. tf^nnT, ?s^(irr5, ^tea^T- 
 
 ^, q««IT, ns^, %f|Hr1, H*T^, flqlrlKI-J^O^. flRffrl^llH. 
 To AVea5, v. a. detach .finally from the breast. aTtir^TT^T 
 ^ftS^if, arfTT^^TI ffrs^, ^ W.-4TH n. rffs^if ^. q/"o. WTI- 
 
 vrT^r-3Trt-&c.-fT?TcEr-tn55T ^^, *rR n.-^^r n. ^]x^ g. 
 of 0. m?mt?/. ??H^=Epr «. 5f^. 
 
 2 ( from the world, ). *TH n. g^^iif-TI^Ol y. o/ o. ^T^- 
 g'^^r-Ac. ^)T^,^7F'T n.-&c. 31IU|Sr. 
 
 AVeaneb, p. V. V. 1. 3Tt»Tr^?5?T ffn^OT, fsr ?ffi^, vht 
 
 ^TRT ^ST, &e. VPTTO', TTS^T, "TR^T, ^rHH'fi. 
 
 2 nq 73??5OT, &c. gS^rm or g5^?^-??rr^ URT^, 
 
 AVEASEDNES3, «. T. P. 2. f^?^/. Vf^ n. JT^gj^i/. ^J^- 
 
 ^JTTfSr i». STPTT^ m. i(f^'ll*j»l m. 
 WeaiiEL, AVeakusg, ». yottjiy weaned animal. VM f!?-S*T- 
 
 5% H^ n.-^^ ».-&e. 
 AVeapos, «. instrument of offense. ^^ «. ^r^TTT or ^ «. 
 
 aTT^tT «. 3T^ M. 
 Charmed w. 3T^ «. 
 To AVeae, p. a. waste away, consume ly attrition., Sfc. flrsT- 
 
 ^, 5T^, 'M-H'^'ji, ^T'f, ^^ or ^T^/. 'R^ ^-o/"©. 
 
 2 carry on or about the body, v. To Put on. vjirfwj, «it. 
 
 3 bring under use, v. To Use. qroEor, tlP^tJl-iffl, ^nRot. 
 
 4 put on, assume, qr^, vtRDT w. ^T^. 
 
 6 ( a ship or vessel ). ^ n. ^, ^rfe^or 
 
 6 away or out ; spend tediously, T. To Pass. ^T?5^, ^- 
 B^ot, St^^t, ^^^, «*rt"i. 
 
 7 out ; render unserviceable by use. «rnre7T-^f^^T^-^- 
 
 8 out ; harass, worry, t. To Teasb. ^jfR-f^-«nft-<&c. 
 To AVeab, v. n. waste away. flTvfiwf, ^r^JT, ^t??ot, ^m^T^t, 
 
 m\^^ ^B«r^ vipif, ^^sr^i, ^^ or ^T5o5/. ^-OTn^ »«. 
 
 con. — esp. the edge of a weapon, m^. 
 
 2 V. To Last, f^^, ?R5t, ts^. 
 To w. well. w\ m. ^. 
 
 3 off ; V. To Pass away. f^TToi, ^JtM, 5^3t, ^f^qr^^f. 
 
 4 out ; become unserviceable through use. ^nT<r*<iHoc.- 
 &c. ^T-'5ft'^-^JP^-&c. ^"tot. 
 
 WeaB, «. M)a«fe through use. ^fcE/. ^t^/. f^Mii/ii«iai /. ^- 
 
 55/. ^t^ or ^^/. ^t55W. [.^<^f' 
 
 AV. and tear. '^f. Ml*t-^!os/. ^tcSJTtcE /. ^^ or 
 
 2 T. Use. nf^Kf. ^VTC m. 
 
 That has been in w. %^?t^, 
 
 ' AVeabable, a. V. V. A. 2. Ml 3 1 qr-«rt'^T'^-3Tf TT^ iiTraT-Ac. 
 
 ! AVeabeb, «. AVeabixg,/). a. t. V. A. 1. ft^R^JTRT, &o. 
 I 2 ^raoiRT, sitqoiRT, aTFIT^R ^"THT, qfttTH^P^rt-^^. 
 
 j AVeabied,/). y. V. «nft, «Ttrr, ^TfT, 5;Tm«PT, arT^n^it. 
 
 ; AVeabiness, n. y. A. 1. fln(i Fatigue. ^aTir m. ^^ m, 
 
 I ^ »«. ?ftoi m. «ifl7r/ gtf?T/ 3TmW ♦»• 
 
 l! 2 ^^TotT w. 5fm »>. g^T^ w- 3^3^ »"• ^'T m. 
 
TTEA 
 
 949 
 
 ■WEE 
 
 ^Veabtn-g, a. that it loom,— apparel. artlRt M<I*<NI-^fRT- |j Wkb, «. texture of threads, thing woven. tM/. R^lrit^^HH 
 
 WEiEisOME, a. eauting wearineu, t. Tiresome. 
 
 4c. ;rf^<ii^i<n«iKi, &c. «q«?i-^i, ^Tt^T^-^rR^-^jRi;. 
 
 2 attended with fatigue. H|HHi, f^mr^, ?^T^, Ac 
 "WExBisojresESS, n. t. A. 1. xpT w. ^ m. «Ttfd+K+r<( n. 
 
 Weabt, a. /i«i, T. Fatioukd, Exhatjstei). ^K^, Rm- 
 ^^1 ^^1 "rtfT, *t?T^. 
 
 2 impatient of the continuance of. 4-Z\<i-\ WIBHI, ^T^TR, 
 
 ^r^, fjug, fJTjgr^tg or pjTnfJTi, ^, ^rer, oiMMi^f. 
 
 3 eautinj wearineu, t. Tibesome. ^HI-«JI, +HHI, 3TT- 
 
 To Weabt, t. a. fatigue, t. To Tike, itt^, TR^, f^W^T^, 
 
 2 render impatient. 4.'lli<<ui, ^eioti w.-STT^ m.-tj«|Mi«&I 
 
 Jo Weabt, e. n. v. To Tibe. «nm, Jjr^, 'PFm'n. 
 
 2 of ; (ire of, t. To Loater. *<iK**l, 'SJ^^., •jidlctl »•.- 
 7H»r «.-f%or?T m./.-5TT?T «.-3ft^TTT «».-3il*lO[ /.-&C. qiif 
 in. eon. gr^^T^ m.-^^R •». ^-Wm, «iM^«i *». rfl'I'Ji, 
 
 "Weatheb, n. ttate of the air at retpecit heat, eold, fjc. ^f. 
 This word is often best rendered by the noun which 
 expreaaes the atate of the air to be indicated, as i^ 
 warm weather, ^t[ eold weather, q% hazy weather, or 
 bj a nonn expressing a teoton, m 7<^lc6| warm weather, 
 f|m<ei or irtt% f?^H cold weather, Ac. &<k 
 
 Fine w. gf^fsf m. 
 
 He fine w. the clear and doudlett dayt. pT^R'ft^f^- 
 
 Mild coldneM of w. ip^rift *rtt/. 
 Baininwia of w. ^iwhjt/. w. r. qi. 
 Bawneaa and coldness of w. f^T^ or ;^/r. <TI, ^^m, 
 
 Jo Weatheb, r. a. ( a danger, Ac. ) patt with diffieuUy. Z\- 
 
 air, Pnr^r-^TTTW't'nT'inw with vi^ of o. 
 
 Weathib-bkatex, a. TTNTTHT^ HlWrtl-^IW^I, TTTTTH^ 
 
 'Weatbu-cock, n. Tr=«rT5T ^ ^T^ft^jr? m»rT n. 
 WcATHU-tisE, n. ^ m. 
 WBATBBB-wigl, a. 1%^ ^TTRT. 
 
 J» Wkate, v. a. form by texture, f^clr, *Ttit, f3^,iftT/.- 
 %»ft/-Ac. »Tif. 
 
 Price or cost of weaving, fk^mr^^f ^TTf /. 
 WcATSSi «• ▼• V. (^o|Oim, Ac. fffljfrft m. f^ttt, 'f^f^. 
 
 W.'s. beam. ^tt/. ^f.^f 
 
 W.'s bnuh. «F^/ 
 
 W. in cotton or iilk. wrft,— doth woren by him. 
 
 W. in wool. 'T'niT, fl^*K, 
 WEATa.iTBD, n. ^ m. 
 yfnAnrQ, n. i. y.—tct. flf^ n, 4c. fll*i*ft/. <^/. Wt/. 
 
 An end or unwoven thread of a w. ^/.—contempt. 
 ^^t\f ^wi\f. 
 
 A thick or coarse end. ^^ift «. 
 Square or division of a w. ^v[ m. 
 Unwoven threads of a w. where divisions are to bo 
 made. ^ToE/. [»i^ n. 
 
 jj W. woven in separable sqnares. fnTTa^ n, ^;tS h. ^• 
 
 ji 2 ( of the eye ). ^^TTT m. <T^?5 ^J). TloE «. TS?;! m. 
 I 8 ( of R spider ). ^m^ «. #r?^ n.— of the spider called 
 
 tj WEB-roOTEB, a. ^\-iM\ srmHT T^ ^m?«TT^ ^^^ aTO- 
 
 : Jo Wed, p. a. t. To Mabbt. ft^T^,^^,<TTfSm^n. ^^, 
 
 i To Wed, r. n. v. To Mahbt. r=fTk^, ?!IT «• ^ ^. o/#. 
 
 ! Wedded, p. v. V. and Makkied. fWfipT, 'SW, q Ruft< t. 
 
 |i I. closely attached. arre^P, ^, c^TT. 
 
 i Weddiko, o. of or lelonginy to a wedding. 4-^1^, AillSI, 
 
 j rft<m.<" l lHrtl . 
 
 'I WEDMSa, n. marriage ceremony, festivity, t. Mabbiaoe. 
 
 ! t^ m. 
 
 Clothes or cloths suitable at weddings. 'AMm {pop. 
 
 K'ft'T »TT ), rfHI* ^W ». JjI w ^NI n. [ n. 
 
 t House in which a w. is celebrated. f=|[TCTT»».a*ft^V< 
 
 I Merry w. «ui**<l>r OTT n. 
 
 II Wedoe, ti. — the mechanical power. %?/. <nVT or "nflT/. 
 
 2 ( of metal ). OTl/. t^/. 
 2b Wedob, c. a. v. N. qr^/ n. m^. 
 
 To be wedged in. fig. «TT^/. n, ^W. 
 Wedlock, n. v. Mabbiaoe. f^i^ m. fwrf^fn^^VT/. f^T- 
 
 1^*1 M. ft^JTTf'JtR' n. 
 Wedkesdai, «. 5WR m. gvi^im m. ^m<^K «• flt«wmT«». 
 Web. See LiTitE. [n^ n. 
 
 Wkkd, n. useless plant. (JSTTI WTl n. ^Tifrc n. jHir jwp. s^ n. 
 Overrun with weeds. vpi(5 T^. 
 State of boinp overrun with weeds. \^m*. ^'W «. I- 
 Wnt n. gURI m. giTTf? ♦». 
 
 Weeds growing in a field of corn. ^vrft/. fJT^ «. 
 Ill weeds grow apace. vlMn tll<m ^ W*^. 
 2b Wbed, ». a. rid of weeds. iTT^, Ijn't. 
 
 2 ( field of com ). M|«W*J, ^Ft«^, f?TT*r, ^opt, ^- 
 •f, ^l^, Pl^ »«-*WrT n.-Ac. f)l«9i, ft^M^i. 
 9 free from qfentite things. f*tWl^, Tfl*T^, ^fTWlft/.Ao. 
 W8i 5. o/ 0. 
 WxKDQfo, a. T. V. 1 — act. V!t[^ n. Ac. i|<fl*fV/. 
 
 2 ^«I^ii. i^hw^«. Ac. fT^/.T^wft/. f*T^T».f^»ft/. 
 WsCD-BOOK, «. |«T «. ^TW?<t/. 
 WsEDT, a. abounding with weeds. o^»n?*l?f>, <MHMArtr- 
 
 WnS) n. /crM(} <»^ MrM <'«y». afrrewnw. <nnf«». ^i<f»i*i». 
 
WEI 
 
 tni m. This word is not used of one week. 
 Day of the w. ^R m. esp. in comp. 
 Inauspicious day of the w. qirr^TR m. 
 Weekly, a. coming, happening, S(c. once a tveeJe. 3TT3^iTT- 
 
 ^, ^^ 3TT3^r^TT^, WfTHMr<i.<^+)t=^, «(Ktt«*|-=(i. 
 Weekly, adv. v. A. 5^3TT3^?iTT?r, srfH3TT5^?qTO, ^m ?rm 
 
 To AVeep, V n. V. To Cky. ^, 5tooTf"?T5g;^-st3iTtH5 <TT- 
 oft«. ^r^of^ qoE^3 or SET at'i'. T^i ^\^^ 7i.pl.-^^ m. pi. 
 
 -fk\in. i>l.-&,c. qTSin-nToEDT- jprJ^-efrosot-^T^ui, n^or 
 
 ^J^ «.-&c.«Rot, — in jocose phras. iTTi^M|u*j|«n aiiuiui 
 Weepeb, «. AVeepiko, p. a. v. V. TS^IRr, 5r3KTf"TT^ ^TMt 
 
 I. — the couutcnauce, eye^, &c. or, attributively. ^1^, 
 
 Weevil, n. — the insect, jf^ or z\%\ m. 
 
 Weft, n. See AVoof. 2 v. Web. sft"^/. fsfOT^t^ ^^/. 
 3 V. AVaif. ^ff n. irsrn;^ft=F HT?5 m. 
 
 2b Weigh, v. a. ascertain the weight of. <^n^, ?nf!uf, ^- 
 «rT n. !Rut-"TT^ y. o/o. ^^s^, 5^^, ^W M.-fTtf? w-^- 
 ?55TT/.-5c5T/.-&c. W.X^ g. oj o. [ft%. oj s. 
 
 2 Je equivalent to in iceight. "H^ or qvffT ^TOT, spiT^ «. 
 
 3 ( anchor ) y. To Eaise. ^r^fFS^. 
 
 4 ( in the mind ) ponder, t. To Considf.ti. ?ftt^, H+ui, 
 ?ftH5T "IT^'jf , ^"tol^, ^"rcpr TT^, 3T^-TH 'TTf&r, Pj'IKffJ.- 
 &c. ^ot y. ofo. 
 6 down ; oppress with weight, depress. ^ST^f, ^l<|uf, 
 
 *rnT=i5fcj-&c. qjT^. 
 
 To Weigh, v. n. have iveigJU. sr^^T n. arooi y. o/ s. ^vpf m. 
 *ITo}, 'TTft'-&c. a^Tot. 
 
 2 fig. ic considered as important. «r^^T^-HR^R-«TR^- 
 ^t^-&c. qr^, ^^fR H.-&C. 3RTor-"T5''f y. q/"*. 
 
 3 hear heavily, press hard, art^f «.-*rR«».-&c. 3(^01 y. q/ 
 ». 3TT^-??Trft?rT-&c. sre^i. 
 
 ^Weighed, ;>. t.V. A. 1. vft^fj^^r, HlrSc^HTT, ^^^ %%?5T, &c. 
 
 Weighkb, n. yfEiaamo^p. a. \. V.A.I. ^fr^priKT, ffteTRT, 
 
 ^^nr +<uti<i, &c. 
 
 2 q^sH 'IT'TTTT. 
 
 4 ?ITc|5T Ml^uiKI, ^rtcE^ "TT^utl^I, &c. 
 Weighing, «. v. V. 1. ^^M n. ^^ot «. ^T^T^T 'Roi «. &c. 
 
 ^ «». 5?RT/. gar/. 
 
 [Weight, n. quantity determined hg lalance. HR »». tTJ^T »»• 
 ^ m. 5?JT/. -d'*!!*! n. f^f?!/. n^T^r n. ^T?q^ n. nftJTTm. 
 Man's w. ( as in gold, jewels, &c.) <tsipr:^ m. 
 Of deficient w. lit. fig. qJHnteJ. 
 Of full w. ^■^^, 
 
 Of w. not of capacity,— measme. ^^, ^^rft. 
 That is sold by w. ^^T'ft. 
 
 Up to the w. of. *rmHR, *nt*rR. 
 
 2 a w. mass to weigh with, ^^j^t «. sft^ n. ^r^l^TPT n. 
 ^c5 n. g'HH «. 
 
 950 WEL 
 
 The common Weights of the Jeweller or Goldsmith 
 are, g^r/ =5Ri>^ HTT ( pop. JTRTT ) n». 'Crftm. fe^T«n. ^W 
 
 3 ponderous mass, afr^f «. TR w». 
 
 4 pressing load, lit. fig. y. Bcedex. »TTT m. a^T^t n. q'rs 
 /. ?ftoE/. ^STor «. 
 
 5 importance, dignity. consequence,consideration, injluenee, 
 authority. *rR «. ^^?T n. mt5 w. >TR^^/ HTT^^/. ^- 
 ^jR5T<t/. J^t^T «. "Tr^ m. n. i^f^oiT »». ^^/. n. ^^^m. 
 
 arm m. arm^q m. vts^ott «i. ^ /. ^T55/. ^?;fft/. 
 
 6 moment, consequence, ^'c. HR w. fWHTrf/. 5^^ or ^r 
 /. %^ m. ^VTT/. HTft^'tr M. !1H4«lI«f «. 
 7 — as placed upon a body to keep it down. ^Ttjf n. ^- 
 WH\ m. ^^TT n. <si«(u| n. %70T or of n. jtR «»■ 
 
 Weighty, o. A^ary. HRt, ^^Tf , 5r--^'I<^K, ^^^vTt, TRT^, ^- 
 vdRMI, &c. 2?, 3<«r!T5 or srrs or aphvjf or ^ns, 3i«jr, 
 
 2 influential. «TteTR, ^^H'^K, ^^5RTfK, TR^^rT, TR^^- 
 
 3 momentous, important. H'l^, ^JT?, ^^TTl^, ^ftST, ?5TT- 
 ^, TR^, 3T35, ^???- 
 
 AVeik, n. qmifk m. ?it^?ft/. 
 
 To AVetxome, v. a. salute ( a new comer ) with Tcindnrss. 
 
 3TFi?f n.-3ii>TrT«i'i?r n. iRot y. ofo. SR 3rr?5f »^<jr;T ^^. 
 Welcome, a. — a guest, &c. ^riffT^. [ &c. 
 
 2 grateful., v. Ageeeable. f ^st^, f ^, aTRT^^FR^- s^^- 
 
 Tou ari) welcome, amur «ft 3TT?5t, a^T^ur ^1% aTTHT. 
 
 AVelcome, n. ^vnfi reception of a guest, v. Hospitality, 
 
 Civility. aii'MMF'lrf n. kitot «. 
 2b AVeld, v. a. vnite when heated, a^n^of. 
 AVelfabe, n. happiness, prosperity, ^i n. JpF^lT'I n. ^J^ pop. 
 
 %TT «.' 5^/. ^f^^m/. ( occurs in letters ) vi? «. g^ w. 
 
 ^VvS or 55 n. ^TTf ?Tc5 n. ^5!Tr^ n. ^?lc?rrr/. JTIt^ or m 
 
 n. ^\^^^ n. ai*ft^ ». arTtf^Hrr «. gn «. h^ «. «nT n. 
 
 Accounts of w. tidings of health and proceedings. H- 
 To pray for the w. of. «rr «. JTrT^t y. o/ o. 
 To wish one's w. ar^ft^t^rPT «.-&c. «F^uf. 
 
 2 (of a country or state). arrsTT^t/. arRT^^/ g^RT?/. 
 AVell, a. m Aeoi/A, y. Healthy, mr., ^rm?5T, ^R'<T, fRRTq", 
 
 Pretty w. SRRTT, f1T^T?5T 3RT. 
 2 — as comprehending circumslances; well and happy, 
 V. Comfobtable. g^, g;[iTc5, JTIW or e, ^<H*.M, ?^*T. 
 
 3 advantageous, happy, fortunate, Sfc. ^tlt?T, ^TT, «f=»Tr- 
 
 ^, f^?rr«rr, gwr^, %fmf , f^^n^. 
 
 Well, n. — common round w. without steps. ^\m. STTlw. 
 ^m. — rough dug, not built up with masonry. amt^T 
 or 3TT?f^»». a^T^ran.— (of masonry), T^T^ra'/.— largo 
 w. with or without steps, f^^/. ^T^f. ^\^ or ^ f. 
 
 «?R?r/. smt/. ^rfq'Fr/. tpt/. 
 Assessment of wells. fsj^'U^ir m. 
 
WEL 
 
 951 
 
 TVEN" 
 
 Basket, bucket, &c. used in clearing out a w. ^\^ 
 S'nrot or THWu. 
 
 Blind w. Dry w.AV. filled up with rubbish. 3n^^Ir5". 
 ^R?^ii. 3i«l^m. 5»+^.m)». ["ft/ 
 
 Clearing or cleaning out of a w.*(Hi«M«jfl or ^^^31^- 
 
 Dryness of a w. duidumiim. duiduiKm. 
 
 Line in a w. from which the masonry commences. 
 
 Patement (or chunam-work) around a w. H3t/. 
 W. with water. <n"<<NI 3mm. 3n?^w. 
 Wkll-boov, n. — of a ship, &c. »t*»<^ or 'IHHIj/. «imil/. 
 Well, inf^r^". H55T. 
 
 ■WELtjfldi-. no/ iW or teieJcedl^. justly, riyhtly. ^fn^ ded. 
 WK\ ded. ^, «(Tr«R or «nT^, 5t^, ■Mi'lirmO'ft^, ^tn- 
 v^\^\'\y\^&■c.or Ttff^, mnr^, Ac. -^JI^R, •■<JNd:,^4(T:. 
 
 2 wi/i rf«« »i-iU or art, properly, correctly, ^e. ^\^^ 
 ded. tm decl. m\m. or Hi^m^ Jft?, «ft^, J^^i 'H^, 
 
 3 completely, fully, perfectly, ^-e. J^^^, jh^, 5?3I 
 
 4 V. ABC5DASTLT, ScmCIEHTLT. JTT rf«i. *JyT, 3«^3. 
 
 SfaoorMy, teitk praite. =^?^ rf«i. ^TT (/efi.fHfH ^;5:5T, 
 Ac. Mlflioi^, Ac. [11%. 
 
 6 conveniently. ?nfH, W^^I-Cl", «If*IH, wf^TK, «I^«II<S- 
 
 7 tkorouykly, to the purpose, properly, to a good deyree^Sfc. 
 ▼. Smaetlt. g;;n, ^t'l'^^^ec-/. *?re:5T, ?nf^. 
 
 8 — as a term of concession, an expletive, Ac. ^K, 
 At w. as, also, eten. ^. 
 Well off, well to do, that hat a competence, v. COM- 
 
 reTKHCK. in-yi^^, Hofi'ii*,, ^T^H Rah ^^. 
 
 W^ELL-ADTISED, WP.LL-COU5SELLEb, a. g^TfSpT. 
 
 WELL-AXBasoEO, a. ^mP.H, g'W, iJffM'T. 
 Well-balisced, a. «HHl«<. 
 
 WeLt-BEHATED, WeLLBBED, WeLL-1(A55EBED, «. ;io2l7«, 
 
 courteous. ^^WToft, W^^^J, *K.NU,«^l'm<*^MM, *T- 
 «n?[?fts5 or 35, *T?Tf^?ftT, fi Ht t -MK I^I, Ot?, f^TfT^TWm, 
 
 Wkll-bsiso, n. t. Wblfike. ^taqrm**. ^?R or sjn. ^H 
 WELL-eoav, «. T. Oektlx. ^ft^., f*WJ», ^^'T, 3nR?, 3T- 
 
 fft^, 3n«T, afif»r«n?r, ^ttt, 
 Weu,-rbed, Well- educated, WELt-DHcijtWED, Well- 
 TBAnrES, a. gf^^l, ftr^, Tl^l^5, g^TT^n, ^^^, 
 
 WELt-COWEItT-D, WeLL-I>ET18ED, «. ^1|f^, ^Tf^, ^'R. 
 
 Well-dioesteo, o. lit. ^^ftoT. 
 
 WELL-DlsroSEO, «. rightly disposed, ^ift^, ^ifr?. 
 
 2 *iW/jr disposed. ^K^, fl»T»IT»'^W^^,f|'»5'i, f|^^r*T. 
 
 WcLt-DOEK, »l. T. VlITCOCB. ^^iff, fl*M, qf55,^fRft. 
 
 WcLL-son, ia/fly. »f%, fT|, Vt^WTf , fT|^, IfHIHf, fTTfft, 
 
 j' Well-dkessed, a. %:r*^ mIm^uihi, gt'ft, Rf^f^ «)«|-t||. 
 I AVell-eiamiiikd, Well-tbied, a. g'rtt^rT. 
 AVell-favohed, a. V. Handsome, Beautifcl. ^*,M*IIH, g- 
 
 Well-flatobed, a. v. Tastt. '^^^, ^TW. 
 ! Well-fohmed, o. t. Handsome. STispnc??, 3Tr^5, ^oiiTTrg- 
 j 5:, ^oEtn^f, ^TT5i55, *rt^??, gi'^s, ^^fe'^, ^€r arm^?^. 
 
 Well-infokjied, a. g^TTur, f fr, ilJfT, ftRT, »t;j5fT, ?^- 
 
 j ^<=^. 
 
 Well-ksit, o. g^f?f, fH:#f^. 
 I Well-kxowj.-, <!./«% itnoirn.'p^^-^'T^T </«<!- Ac. HK- 
 
 I 3ROT, ffrm, g%^. 
 
 I 2 T. JCOIOBIOUS. \i|M^»1I^<, vH'lrljRlJ/lO/). vjI'IMRiJ. 
 
 1 Well-lookixo, a. T. Handsome. gHT^iIT. 
 
 W. but weak. g?:?i^ *n^ spH^'^fr j^pn- 
 1 Well-made, a. v. Well-fobjied. tJTmr^j, ^^^ftr^. 
 Well-meaning, Well-intektioned, a. ^^^^^\^., ^t^TIT, 
 
 Well-pleased, a. t. Qlad. ^m^M . 
 
 Well-pbesebved, AVell-eept, a. ^KT Tm%t?T, g^^^. 
 
 AVELL-PROroRTioNED, AVell-suaped, o. t. AVeix-fobmep. 
 
 AA'eLL-PEOVIDED, AVeLL-STOCKED, A\rELL-SfPPLlED, Ac. a. 
 
 AVell-eeoulated, AVell-buled, a. g«<r%Iri, S'il, iiVlf^H, 
 AVell-said, a. ^f»Tc5r decl. »^T^?5T, 5g^, g^rfifH. 
 AVell-set, AVell-made, AVell-compacted, AVeli-ksit, 
 Ac. a. T. Compact. «ri^355, ^^fik, ^pf. [f^»m. 
 
 AVell-sitcated, a. ^»RiT rffci. ^B%^, sjfif^^T^t, ^^VH- 
 AV ELL-SPENT, a. '^t^IrST <fct^ ^'^^t?!, «g*<f*<'>. 
 AVELfi-spoKEN, a. speaking well, v. ELOQCEarr. n'nWT Jft^- 
 
 2 well said. ^. 
 AVell-tacght, AVell-tbained, a. gf5n%f!, tlRHJ^. 
 Well-timed, a. v. Seasonable. %iE^^T. 
 AVell-iubnkd, a. ^?E»Jr^, ^3n»nj5. 
 Weli,-watebed, a. — country, Ac. 3t;?K^. 
 WELL-wEioHEn, Well-coksidebed, «. ^ft^tf^, ^pHftw. 
 Well-wihhkr, n. '?!?*Tmf%?T^, fl»Tf%HV, apft^jfS^W, «nJl- 
 
 ^ff, 9^^^i fi^^^, ^pTTT^ or fjHII. 
 AVelt, w. fffyiny 0/ c/o/A. irft/. ^tS "«. 
 2b AVelteb, r. n. roll, koUok. ^1?^, ?!l*'1. 
 AVem, AVemme, n. v. Scab, ^wt w. «. 
 AVe5, n. encysted tumor. WT^ n. 3TWI^ »«• •Wt'll «. 
 
 That has a w. awicMi, TW^^n, lanwr. 
 AVkkch, n.— woman in contempt, t. AVomas. ijni^ «. Tt^/. 
 
 2 strumpet, t, Hablot. ^/. ^^/ [n.liToi, 
 
 To AVesch, r. n. fornicate. rtWTJft /.-''t^tunft /.-rtX^nf^ 
 AVBi»cnR«, «. /«*^r. Tt?«n, Ttm, tttm^T or TtwivT, ^\X- 
 
 MHfWt, Ttro^, flRt^, i^TT, ^i*niBM, sr^"?^. 
 
 AVkxcbkrt, AVsRcnivo, n. frequenting women of ill fame, 
 KttV^f. ?tWT^/. ^tl9^ «. ttlMJfln ». 
 
 2b Wnn>, Sm To Go. 
 
952 
 
 WHB 
 
 "VVE3T, n. — the region of the sky. lf«PT/. HT^oE?T/. <rf^<nT- 
 Webt, AVesteelt, "WEsTEnN, a. of, belonging, Sfc. to the 
 
 2 facing the wed. qf^JPS^^TT rffir^TT, <Tf>i;jH+<-m,'rf^- 
 "West, Westwaed, Westwabdlt, ado. toward the wett. ^- 
 
 Wet, «. water, humidity, moisture, qiuft n. aftc^/. «. 3Rt- 
 
 2 rai« or ra?fl_y weather, qrift n. TTT^ m. f%ore/. r. T?, 
 Wet, a. having water on the surface. artrST, f^TJT^r remisf. 
 
 Dripping w. f%»r, fEprFf, f^fcq, fEfSlf^sftfl or ^sj^rT, 
 
 ^t«i c "T, r%, 3Ti^ 1"%, 3fr?5nci5T, afwi5f)^+-^fr. 
 
 To be dripping w. f^f^nw' or ^»)^«(UI, frT«M. 
 To get w. 6e wetted. fT^, fHT^'J^/. SRTOI y. o/#. 
 
 2 T. Eaint. TT^rw^sfr, tnf'qrsrr, ff^T^r. 
 
 3 — of land, v. Maksuy. f^HTS, <niI'<r5Er^T, ^■Tsrrsq'. 
 3b Wet, v. a. make wet. f^^^^., -AwA-Sic. ^T?^, f?(«Jor, fH- 
 
 31^^ /.-&C. sRor ^t. o/ 0. [ fTT/. 
 
 Wet-nukse, fl. T. NuBSE. ^/. ^K^^ f. *Tm«Fft«T/. ^J^mr- 
 Wktheb, ». castrated ram. ^^ft%^r H3T »«. 
 Wetness, «. v. A. 3Tr%T<iTT m. fj^JT^qoTT >». Ac. afran./. 
 
 aTiaRf m. ^^raRHT «». 3tt4?"'/ ^fjf'^r/- ^f'^Tc^w. ^»». 
 
 AVetted, |>. t. V. f*r3T^c5?5r, ^BT-&c. %%?5T, f*rJI^ remtM. 
 
 Whack, in<«"y. siTT¥-'P5r-«BT-&c. <yTS-^i=r-^T-&c. "^.-^^-^^J., 
 To Whack, v. a. v. To Beat. ^FI^T^'if, ^^^oi, ^nw.^. 
 Whack, m. v. Blow. ^rrF/. =^5^Fwr/. '^Sljijh/. nRT «i. 
 
 X^ m. ^^^\ m. 
 Whackeb, AVhacki>g. See Labge. 
 Whale, n. ^^*Tr?TT «». frrfir «». THT^ «». t^rfHl'HT «». 
 AVhakg, n. leather thong, ^^f. 
 Whap, «n/;e>y. y^-^^-^-&c. or 5^-^^-:r-&c. ^.^^-^- 
 
 &c. 5^ ( or >T^ )-^R-'R:-&e, 
 AVhap, m. v. Blow, ^ttw m. ?^ m. TTKTfT «J. 
 Whappeb, «. V. Laboe. VJJZT m. TJ\ m. V1\ZVf\^ w. 
 Whapping, a. V. Labge. ^, t^ITt^r, TTT^T. [ ^R w. 
 
 Whabf, n. JoftA; or mound for landing goodn. ^^ or fcTJgr m. 
 What, pron. that which. v>Tt ( vft, ^^, ) ^T'T, ^r ^'T. 
 
 2— intorrog. ^n^, ^m, ^l^iIfTT, f% ( or f%H ). 
 
 3 — as an interjection. ^ITIJ, 
 
 4 to how great degree, ^pj. 
 WriATEVEE, Whatsoeveb, pron. ang thing that may he. ^r 
 
 %, v»ff ^ , ^ ^, ^ ^tfr, ^ 'PTT, ^m v>TT. 
 Whatlike, a. !fm^ or ?5T, ^?Tr, «J>^^?IT, ^F^J^^ or ?5T, 
 
 Wheat, n. »T|; m. "TtyriT m. ^^ »i. Certain kinds of wheat 
 are ^;^m||, sFlS^TFTi, ^qaT or ^^?«rr ii, ^ Tif, ^ra- 
 ^^TPft ii, qj^r or qisgrii-, «??ftn|;, ^nni. 
 
 Green w. parched. ^T^/. 
 
 Suitable for w. — soil, n^^r or T^^r. 
 
 W.-colored or spotted with spots of w. *l«ScET or ^^ 
 
 b^TotTT. 
 
 AV.-grounds. 'K^lci or a!Y /. 
 
 AV. ground coarBely and boiled, ^t^f. ?fWt /. 
 
 To separate the w. from the ch&S^.Jig. ^l^'ftxfw*^ 
 m. JRof. 
 Wheaten, a. made., S(c. of wheat. Tb^^T, nt^'TT^, »P^fT- 
 
 W. flour. JptTftsp/. 
 
 Fine w. flour. JpoT^^riTT m. '^^ m. ^V^f. ^^ n. 
 
 Granulous w. flour. TMS m. ^"l^ff /. 
 To AVheedle, v. a. v. To Cajole, To Coax. ^^rf l Rf iif, 5- 
 jl Bisjui or 'qTc5T«T^, HSRWr, SRtlT^dt. 
 
 Wheedlee, n. AVheedling, p. a. t. V. "f^fSRoiRT, &c. 
 I ^?rc5i5qT, ^(^TS^TT. 
 
 Ij Wheedliso, «. V. V. 5pr^T^ n. Ac. ^^OT^ /. 5- 
 jl c5T^Wt or TO^FR^/. qr^R^jft /. 3OTg or J^qH n. /. 
 i Wheel, n. =ett=F «. ^'P n. 
 jj Circumference of a w. %f^/. 
 
 Stone, &c. put under a. w, to prevent its rolling on. 
 
 2 ( as of a machine or engine ). ^^ or r^\Z m. 
 3— for spinning. ^dl«INr T^ m. 
 To AVuEEL, V. n. — a line of men, &c. turn, move round. 
 
 qiri/.-qTrfHt qm/. f^^, ^igr «. »tk^, V^ m. ^r^, 
 
 2 V. To Eevolte. f^of, vIMt. 
 To AVheel, v. a. HiM^ i, 
 
 2 ( round) — a carriage, ^^jft f. ^of, 
 
 WhEEL-BABEOW, «. (^<t>-«(|i^ mf\ f. 
 
 WhEEL-CLOO, AVHEEL-STOPPEE,n. ^SZf. 37tS «. 3TJ /. 
 
 WHEEL-WEIOHT,n.T. CaEPENTEE. 'EfT^ ^ITRT, Tift ^^"ITTr. 
 
 Wheeled, a. having wheels. "^rr^Fr^, ^Tqft in comp. "q +1(1.5 
 
 To Wheeze, v. n. breathe hard with a sound. m^X or ^- 
 
 ^l f. ^TW, ToET m.-^m m.-Ac. mm^ or ^r^K^^]^ 
 
 AVhelk, «. v. Bump, gtlot n. 
 
 2b Whelm. See To Ovebwhelm. 
 
 Whelp, n. young of beasts. fq?r n. «IWT w. ^r»». 
 2 young man, in contempt. «l^rp3ft, "J^RTT. 
 
 To AV'help, v. n. f%iif, fq?i^n.-Ac. fsT'Jt. 
 
 AVhen, a(/». at the time that, ^fc^, 3«rT#^, -jq i V o^, 3nJf. 
 The above words are correlative with ft=^, r^T#^, 
 rilHofr, ?rqt. If ^5^ be used %5^ must follow, but in 
 idiomatic plirases the 3lo^ is often omitted ; ex. Sjofff 
 5^ ^f5 33?5f ^ ift (^'^ si^t^t ft^ or gs^ v^^Jf 7- 
 SHt a^f *ft <^ 5W?5f ^mf . 
 
 Since w. ?fe^iqre[H, FTTTT^, flRqtfrr. 
 
 2 a< M,7;a/ <i»ic .? %i^, ^tfr, ^?;r, %fcT?f, qr«ft, !Froi?^T%- 
 
 About w. ? %5^?Tr, 
 
 Of w. ? ^qt^T. [qrfrmr. 
 
 3 q/llw ZAe /ime that, \. ArTEEWAErs. R?IT, '^,3qTt?T, 3r- 
 Whesce, a(ft>.— interrog. ^'r^, tptoft^rirT, w>\^ ?*Ton|T- 
 
WHB 
 
 953 
 
 wnr 
 
 2 — indef. Sl'iJ^ or f^P^, Rd+fH , rH**<Ji. 
 WmWEVKR, Wheksokveh, adv. at vhaiecer time. ^i^t^lO, 
 
 ^'frJTfr, Vsft used with fT^ft, %5^^, 3To^i<nff. 
 
 AVbebe, adv. at iciici ;>/a<». ^^if or f^, 3«n ft^nipf-r<T^- 
 
 STT^-siP^i^r.&c. [-Ac. 
 
 2 a/ irA<r< ;Jaf f ? !pi% or ^, ^^Tr^TT fi+l<lfi-?^T^-^lrfT 
 
 Of w.? sprr^r or ?5T, ^\€V^ ( or ^5^ or ?5T or f^t?? ). 
 
 To w. and whence a person. *i4l«|iJf or *.jl<(u|_ 
 
 Whexeaboutb, oJo. near what place, ^'t^ or ^JOT, *i<i*)l 
 
 WHKBSAfl, a<io. tV &«t«iy «o /Aa^, teeing that. vTs^t, TtTTST- 
 *Jf, 5«rq^, 3«JPT??r, 5«Tr^fPtt, t W< l W^ - These are all 
 used with their correlatives %e^, PTTST'Ir, PTTIfTt, PTT- 
 
 ifft, r!<i«i>r<Hi, sn«?, as 3^3r?( ^mrsft^ tst Ji^t a^r- 
 ^ r^rraruf f«r^qT "n^mm "^^ viA^eJ Tiff^. In idio- 
 matic phrases the Sfs^, <HJI3T'^, &c. arc usually omit- 
 ted, as »IiH|.rft Icpl iTrST 3n^ rm%^ »rtt Hl<lf«(rfl 1T^^, 
 &C. 31^ 3nnt, 'KV. 
 
 2 — noting opposition ; on the contrary, when in fact. ^ 
 
 S^A 3WTt, ?>T ^^R=^ 3Tflrft, rlr<JH:, <4tHd:, 
 
 AVhebzat, <Kfe. at what. yrtfM^^, PTT^I^, 3qR^ or WniT, 
 H<l«( or RJTfT. 
 
 2 6^ what ? ^^n^, ^i«iriii^, ^;(jrire?T. 
 
 ■\VhkbrK)BE, adv. for tchieh reaton. 3«TT *M»nWI, STWTT- 
 
 3*rm*t ;>op. 3»nq?Tt, tf^S. 
 
 2 for what reaton ? %\^ (mm, SPTTT^, 'fh'R'n *l<.<»li'(, 
 
 3/or that or thit reason. «JT-rm*UO|M, «n-f*r <^KU||- 
 
 'Whskuk, ai/e. in tf AicA. vHimwj, 5«rta, 
 
 WanEor, aJu. of vhich. wn^, '^nft^'fNT, »«nft^. 
 2 of what r ^:mw. [ f^'<ft^. 
 
 8 of which place. pJI^I^I or 3T, fif^i^rf, f^Pi^MT or ;^, 
 WanssOETER, Whebkteb, orfr. in what place toeter. Sfi^ 
 
 5T-^ or fbrir fsrii, 5«tt Ttn 3rrfi-f3^r»fr-r«To£r-<tc sprii- 
 |ft, »»?i^, «i^^, sKi srft,»m «FioTf«n ftrraft, ^ij 
 «ni or ^, ^TTf^T, «j?»5*iirv, ^nnm. 
 
 WaESStrroii, a</r. on which. »«TTW. 
 
 2 on thi*. m-r«nfT-;T^-A«. »Tn, ^«^. 
 AVaKBET, fi. caao<-, hoat, T. VusEL. ?Tt /. fi»ft or ii»ft/. 
 To WBKT, ». «. mi to iharpen. ^^3(V{.^ TPWI, ^PHP'T, W- 
 
 rijf.er*. [T oty.o/o. 
 
 2 ttimuU/e, T. EsciTK. TTfoif, yw=^, ^'t^'R n.-Ac. ^- 
 
 Wbbt-stojik, n. tkmrpeninf Hont. ^irmT or f>cna or fHn- 
 
 •jT «. ?fti/ itm «- po;i. wfm/. 
 
 Wa*TB», aiv whhck of two aUernmttvet. The Maratlii ha« 
 BO eorr«*poiMling word for this. Th* "or" which 
 seceMMiJj foUowg it, gifM lU tkt OMuiag. Be. Be- 
 
 ij solve whether you will go or not, STB ^f ^^ «TT^ f^- 
 
 1 Ji^ ^T. — As a particle distinguishing several points 
 
 it may be expressed by ^nr & spn ; as I have every 
 
 article you can want,whetlier wheat or barley or butter, 
 
 Jft ^T^^qTtJftT, 1 will feed every one who comes, whe- 
 ther Brahman, Shudra, or Pariah. 
 
 AV. or no ; nolen* volens. at any rate. ^HT^, V^ ^\^ 
 
 WnETHEB, ;)ro». JphiPTT. . l^^. 
 
 "Whetted,;), t. V. <?Mr!j-HSI, OT^^OT, Ac. f5|^?t, nfvia,5%- 
 To bo w. ai«|U|. 
 2 g<lH^,r!l, rt^fl, ?%f»TH. 
 
 WHETTEtt, n. WnETTIKO, /J. O. T. V. 1. <JI^OIITT, rfl^OIKf, 
 
 2 Ji^jUIKI, ic. 3W3PT-&C. ;pTlf-jprtt-&c. 
 "WnETTiso, n. V V. 1.— oc<. <n3?ot »». qM«jui n. HMo6i»i «. 
 
 &c. ITj^jft/. 3%^TT H. 
 
 2 «J4»Jui «. &c. ^<J^uft/. T^/. 7%^^ «. d^MH n. 
 Whet, n. <fr«m of milk. tJ(Jl\ri^ <n'ift«. ^^l-«fl ^aft/. H^ «. 
 ■\Vnicn, /)ro». — relat. ^, f%. 
 
 2 — demons. ^lOT^TT. 
 
 3— interr. qJtomr, 'FhT^,%^,«F^r. 
 Whichever, Whicusoeveb, pron. sft SF^TrlT, ^, ^^J. 
 WniFT, n. ( in smoking ) a tudden expiUion of air from 
 
 the mouth. ^ m. v. ?iV?, «JT«PT m. ». #?. 
 Whifflee, n. insignificant person. 1^^^-^VX-WV^-&C. 
 
 ■\VniFFI.I>-0, a. V. IKC058IA1CT, SHCTFimO. «RflTWT, fl^- 
 
 While, Whilst, adu. during the time that, pw^ltn, STT^ft- 
 V, <r^3^, h^. The sense of this word is well rendered 
 without an adverb, as ^^m ^ fTTs't araaf sK W^ 
 the thief camo while I was lying down yesterday. 
 2 as long as. 5if or ^f, 'ff'T^fT, ^W(, ffhWT, ?lt^^. 
 I While, n. »/)ac<? n/ /him*, v. Timk. %3 m. ?Tas «. 
 
 A w. For a w. vt^"*o5, qjJ^fVI*, ^f iHoW»f?!, &c. ar- 
 
 All this w.fT>« <W»T, 5[WT ^, I?«t35. [sn n^. 
 
 |i Between whiles. Hwhl«*, sivm'jt or a(T«i iT«9, ST'ft- 
 
 I A long w. viHia, ^yn%a, ^»»re or ^rilst, ^wt^ 
 
 j: or ^vTot, ^»n, %ite, «iysT3, jtr^^*. 
 
 A little w. A short w. *ltlT-'4Vw»I-&C. %», Wf^TFI*. 
 In a little w. vfHi «CT, JflNu-J. 
 Wlmtaw.'^a. 
 
 A w. ago. HWt, *TllhSf. [<I^«^4I^. 
 
 I Worth while. ?7^n m.-WPT m.-^RE n.-|nftr7 «. <». "H- 
 
 To While, p. a. ( time ) maie to pats plrasan/ly. iRfnor, Q- 
 
 li Wain, WaiMsrr, n. freak, fancy. «fT/. JUT «. i?N/, 
 
 !• vf. jt^f. ^ ». yt* "»• fr'Fr^ «• ti^ ». 
 
■wni 
 
 954 
 
 WHI 
 
 To WuiMPKE, V. n. V. To Whike. fq^ot, f^J^ot, f ^"g^T 
 
 ■Whimsicai-, a. V. FANcirur. #^?^, g€t, afs;^, ^tfe^, fT- 
 
 If Sfe"^^, ^^'Trat, f«ir+r«<<fl<, St^ffrT, aiis<1>t5iTr, H^T^. 
 Whimsicalness, n. v.A. ^jH^^suiT m. &c. ^^'(t/. fJTvTPT- 
 
 Jb 'WniNE, V. n. cry plainiivclj/ or cTiildisMy. f^oifJiOiofr, frf- 
 
 oif'iui^, f^^, ^^TT^'Ji'Ji, fn^^wf, q?i^?^'if , frtn^, f=R- 
 
 if W.-&C. SFTwf, sr^t/. TFFWJ, ^^^/. ITWi, TS/. TT^- 
 
 "Whise, "WniNiNo, «. T. V. firui ft oTPf n. f ^ iui fi' iuiu i n. 1^- 
 ftr^tw. &c. f^^tfte/. f^rflr/. ^t^t/. R^t/. fHoniW 
 
 /. f^m'ft'T/. f^wi^Tjft/ ^m^<J\f. *ct*oc,?TT/. f i. pFotf^FoSY 
 /. f%5r or ^k/. JsnjoE/. JPTT^/. TI/. ^1T^ «. iTTot «. 
 
 WniNEE, n. WniKiSG, />. a. v. V. f'ToifH'Jl'iTTTT, ^"if'Tir- 
 •mrr, &c. ftKf<T75TT, f*?TfTO or ^JJT, f%Tf=P^ or =qT, f»m- 
 f^w^, ^RTIT, fJTJ^.TT, ^^T, ^5^T, T3«TT, ?5?vf3qT, OrT- 
 c5^"Ht, 'TTJS^OTT or uft. 
 
 Whikijjglt, arfti. V. A. <4oi«cA, nnTT^PTt or l*<Kql, «|o&i|olf. 
 
 '/b "WniNNT. Seo To Neioh. 
 
 To Whip, v.a. strike tvHh a whip. -eiM'-f; ♦n.-tprT5T fn.-&G. ^J■ 
 
 2 from ; into ; out ; round ; up. To render whip in com- 
 bination with adverbs, take an approjmate adverb 
 from the collection under Smabtlt and prefix it to a 
 verb expressing the action to be rendered. Ex. to whip 
 up ». e. to take up smartly, ^<Tl^?ft 3->^^in . to whip 
 from, i. e. to take away suddenly, 5P^?r +.l'iiir, Ac. &c. 
 The intrantitive sense of the word, to whip up, to whip 
 away, &c. i. e. to move up or away smartly, is to bo 
 rendered in the same way. 
 Whip, «. — the instrument for chastising. ^T^ »». 
 
 Cartman's or ploughman's w. ST^ »». ^Ic^=qi m. 
 
 Lash of a w. ^f^jgT »•• 
 
 Long leather w. ^RJT ««. [<TT»». 
 
 Whip-hand, n. upper hand, v. Supebiohitt. .jM<.^tij | m. ^- 
 Whip-lash, n. ^!fr5T»n. [T>i*<?fl m. 
 
 Whip-saw, n. saw worked by two men. 37% «. 3TWTT ^T^H«. 
 Whippeh, n. WnTPPiNO, p. a. v. V. 1. ^^ TRTRT-^JTST- 
 
 OTTTT-&C. ^T^^FH HK"iin. 
 Whippeh-snapper, Whipsteh, n. puny insignificant Jellow. 
 
 Whipping, «. v. Y.~act. ^i^* iTKW «. &c. ■tj i ^.fiMK ♦». 
 
 ■^^r^ HR m. ^k"^K w. ^FirSili-^I JTK m. •h\il^\^/. 
 To Whihl, v. a. turn round rapidly, twirl. qrn^-iTTTTf-iRT- 
 
 Tt-TTRt-Ac. fFT«(at-J^r^-^Tjr-&c. <K'K<)ui, f*R^/.-fn^- 
 
 s^/-&c. ^. 
 To Whibl, t). n. «<w« rowni rapidly. 4i^{"i , 'rWf , 'K'kJ I 
 
 in^enj. 1^^, f^T^t, ?RnT-'Kn^-&c. f^, PlV+iSI m.- 
 
 fsR^ or q^rt/. ^TRSt, Viiot, 
 
 2— as wind or water ; eddy. ^rSJ, »l'ttT5l^, «fI?Taot, 
 WninL, WiiiKi.iKG, n. v. V.N. 1. it^^ot a. &c. ffR^tsr m. 
 fn^^t&Y/. flT^/. filT^ or f^??:t or q^tt/. VJ^^T/. *fr- 
 ^TT m. *f?:^tlT or fm^ZI m. f>m^T m. ^fT/. ^T'-I^tT m. 
 ^srni. vmm. VI»inT«. f^JT «. ?ivjJT «i. gtfn/. =«l^T^Tf m. 
 W, round ( in child's play. ) ail^rwTT >=fT^oc,':?r/. pi. 
 
 f^nm «. or nliHift m. pi. »iiir*pTr-??T/. />/. iTi'qrfH- 
 
 AVith a w. or twirl. TTTT, fJlT-tFT-^-Ac. 
 2 fig. ( of business or engagements ). H^tlT m. fH^- 
 
 To bo in a w. ^^la^. 
 AVhibl-pool, n. eddy, vertex. ^^T\ m. "^tp n. '^W-n. 3TT^ 
 
 m. ^^ m. vT^^H m. 
 WniBL-wiND, «. m^Zo^ or 73/. «||H<»o& or ^/. ^T^SorT^ 
 
 /. ^mqoE/. =si5F!rm m. <ai5rTT «. srmnrrf m. [ tt, ahr. 
 
 Wdirled,/). V. V. A. »1?TTT fT7?r^?!T, ^I^fcIWt^T, &c. 3nf- 
 j WniBLEB, n. — of a spinning wheel. ^r?f m.f. n. ^I^rf /. 
 WniRLioiG, «.— the plaything, f'^^f. f%qOr n. f^F^Ni^ or 
 
 friTf'a^ «• fnrft^ or f^rrN^ n. fnrfn^ «. ifi^n m. 
 
 WfliBE, n. noise oj stone,^c. pasdvg throvgh the oir.fHftft/. 
 W. of a spinning; top or whirligig. 2T/. 
 ' With a w. fTWt, 5<^-?Fr-&c. fHr»iX 
 
 To Whibb, v. n.fly with noise. *n:»TT or i\ adv. gidr-TS^^- 
 
 s Whibb, arfp. tiiVA a whirr, jtt ^nTr-^FT-Ac. H^qp^-;R-&c, 
 j WnisK, n. quick jeik, Sfc. |I^«FT m. ITT^/. fR'FKT »n. FT- 
 ^R or llflsirRT ♦«. ?"TRT «»• "Jf^^FRT w». fHTI^r or HTT^ff*. 
 To Whisk, v. a. sweep or brunh by whisking. liT^^ot, g;<Fi^ 
 2 move with a quick jerk, gj^, ffST-T^^, "R^R^, If 
 Z^ »J.-y^«BKI ">. ^-ITROT. 
 ! To AVnisK, v.n. move nimlly. fpr% m. pi. *TIT^-^-HRtcT '^1- 
 j ^- ^ 'srraot, iR^rT ^?!Sr. 
 Whiskeb, »i. ( of the face ). qijST ♦»• 'IrfM^J f». *I???T«'f n. 
 
 2 flapper, fan, 6fc. ire^oT n. [<FScrr^. 
 
 Whi>KEBF.D, a./«r«w*erf «;i<A whiskers. ^^, «Fe^Tc^, 
 AVhiskt, «. (T!}j spFTT^ iq?l 371^ 
 
 To WnisPEB, V. n. speak with a low sibilant voice, ^^^of, 
 
 ^5«ot, <f«*'Ho'l, fpf^^^, S^^'T, ^Ifiot, ^,^^ 
 
 or j;^oi, ^<g^/.-^^/-&c. ^Tof-m3DI-?n^ot, ij- 
 
 '53?s'^^^^??s'*'^- "^^i ^f^^'if- %\F.^ g. ofs. 
 
 To Whispkb, v. a. utter in a low sibilant voice. ^^<f^-&c. 
 
 To w. about ; ieU in people's ears, ^n^jfty. ^^. 
 WnisPEB, AVhispebing, n. v. V. N. J^J?!^ «. Ac. J^f- 
 
 ^/- W^^f- T^^/- f^f^/- 3^^/- V-'^ ''^ ^- 
 
 Great or general w. <Hy^«|? m. 
 
 Whispers, suppressed talk, low rttmourt. ^M^-i f. ^- 
 
WHI 
 
 955 
 
 WHO 
 
 Wbispebbd, p. T. V. A. ^Mtd *)ir«W»WI, 5fl"f5T ^«?T ^t- 
 "Whispebeb, n. ■\Vhi8PKBiso, p. a v. V. N. ^«<|«u|Kr, 
 
 1. V. TALK-BEiBEB. ISCEJfDIABT. ^JofjTT. 
 
 ■\Vhi8Pebixolt, adt. ^nr^^r or ?lf, MvHJJviJ, 5^5^» §^*-M, 
 
 "WaiaT, inteij. ^T or ^^nr or ^7. 
 Whist, n. «ir^H>i-<)l ^ ^2 5Ri^. 
 To WaisTLE, r. «. ( with the mouth ). f^fr^cEwf, frn^oE or 
 
 2 — a bullet, arrow, JLo. ^-MNUI, ^ aJt. ^T^T-^fMui, W- 
 
 3 — wind. 5[^-«'jrn<ir-*mH'ii adv. «rT^, flirsTJi. 
 
 "Whistle, Whistmsu, n. v. V. I.— act. ffl^om «. ^ tT- 
 
 2 ^^R^ n. |r_/! floifTur/ ^vi^uiii «i. ^nJiHT m. 
 
 3 TiJITT/ HIRTT/. ?lOTO<»nT m H<J\\v\ m. 
 
 I. inttmmeitt of urhuthng f^KtJft/ flT3f/. RrJ^/. f^- 
 
 qyTt CT q<Tiwft / f<rnft/. q^ or ^vH ». 
 Whistleb, n. WaijTLise, />. a. t. V. 1. f^<|4U|Kl, ^fto5 
 
 ^i-tiwiKi, Ac. 
 Whit, «. t. Bit. pttt m. s^%n m. ^tJT m. rsf.'F'T to. arw to. 
 White, «. tcAi/e colour, tchitenest. <Tt«TT tl «». «^ <*f m. 
 
 2 ( of eggs ). «rt»7T "ft;? iit.-^W* «. 
 
 3 ( of the eye ). f^fff. Til"? 5^ i». 
 
 White, a. <rlTrT, ( remiu l1»T^, "JtrnpT whitith ) T^cET, 
 ^»%^, M^, 3JW, ^^, i^fT, t:^^ rop- ^^^-^ f^, "iV^. 
 Du«kjp w. «CTTT, qvtft, grin, 5-*^, ^. 
 
 Of ft )rliatvniii)f w. <lt*?^I <»* IT. 
 W. as snow W. as • rji«tal. Lily w. W. and clear, &o. 
 vittKX ^JW^, «?f »rTfl%<l ur ^, qta'JV-^ or T^qs or Tf , 
 
 Tvllowiiili w. qij, it^T, 
 
 To set down in bla<k and wliito, to put in writing. 
 
 2 8eo 1'ale. 
 WbitE-aUT, ••. termrt. fT«^/. 3?f or 3^^/. fTHWT •». 
 White-lead, m. h'f^ m. [ q^/. 
 
 White-sweli-ISo, m. iwMing of lk« knet joint. ^[T^/. iff- 
 White WAKH, «. compotilion of lime and voter. B^Ht/. 
 7o Wbite-wa-h. r. a. W^fft or tff. m^. 
 To Wbitc, To \Vhite?», c. a. make vhtte. Srt«n-«%?»-Ac, 
 
 *Tfl|, *,%;<t/. VT^ ^^ WTOldf. [ |m. 
 
 To White, 7b Whitc5, f. a. become tchUe. <rt»rT-»l5|P(-Ac. 
 WaiTEUK's. w. T. A. 1. itfVqon TO. «%?rmTTO, iTi<mi w. 
 
 ««jft or <t/ ^«m/. 5A'"/- Nnm/. &«. ^w ». i»nr- 
 
 Oliatcrin^ w. ^t^T^^f. 
 yiarm.n.Jtwr albie. %\fr^^ n. fg^f ^^itCtfl^f. 
 ft'Nt/. H^ ^^ TO- «J^ i**/*. ^w. ■H^« »«. rw TO. 
 
 Whitheb, oJo. to what place.' ^fuflf ?,«RI''lr*<l F<T«I^^,&c. 
 
 ^% is as commonly used for "^pift^, aa in English 
 
 where is for whither. 
 
 2 to tchich place. fM^\ [ ^ Mlf^-^. 
 
 WnrrHEBSOEVEB, oip. /o whaterer place. f^ip\, VR^KI?, f^- 
 Whitlow, n. twtUing near the nail. JfR?; n. ^?TO[/. ^T^^ 
 
 ». 5T^?ft/- 'Hi^i^/- 5T^2». JT^Srm. ^^trt. T^f'T^w. 
 AVfliTTLE, n. c/a»/> A-nJ/>. ^TS^TT to. dim. J?tl§ft/. 
 2o AVhittle. i;. a. ^ra^, fejsof. 
 To Whiz, p. n. make a hitting or humming noise inj^ny 
 
 through the air. 'itlwi, "ti'imil, fl'TH'iF'iir intent. ^v^Vpfj^ 
 
 Whiz, Whizzing, «. y. V. ifiof n. ?HilBoiiJf n. &c. ^JfRT- 
 ot/. ^ »./. ^TT^w. inteni, JHUIWOIIiw. onrf ^TT^ to. 
 
 With a w. ^tJT-^-q^.&c. ^wtt, 5T-^»i-?f^-&c. ^, B* 
 «»1-!F«IT-^T &c. H'T-'FT-^-Ac. tii<«M. ^IfRm or "rt, ?PIIT« 
 
 Who, pron. — relat. ^, f%. 
 
 2— iuterr. ^nt, !f^0T. [Ht7?Tr ^^Ht. 
 
 Whoetee, />ro. any ;fr»on «*o<<Ter. viV^i^, ^irt, ^^fWt, 
 Whole, a. all, the whole mass or multitude, v. Aix. ?nTT, 
 
 ^at, HT in comp. 3in^, ^fST, flRJcT. 
 
 2 complete, entire, perfect, undivided. ^PTZT, STTST, ^€, 
 
 «»TIT, fl*T??T, H^f f5 /JO/). ?tipc5, fl[iq«r, JSCT, ^, «^, «I?il, 
 
 3TH1, aiHTT, amS, HT^. 
 
 8 — rupee or other piece ; not changed into imaller coin. 
 
 »rt*TT or inrr, m^t. 
 
 4 sound, unimf aired, well. ^, msjJT, tTTOT, ^rt»IHT, UTT, 
 tlltTT'P^ or T, tTi*IPt or qjvihj, flgJT, m4\n or ?n^, 
 ^'F?, ««Jf^, «5^ or «tR. ^ [ it^ 
 
 6— used of number ; rowwrf. iniCV, ^ or sfrv, 5i^ ^^- 
 6 — of relations; opp. to half, &c, B^^T, «»IT, 
 Whole, n. //i« entire thing. ?JT^«T n. ^I?f4 f». VRrfx. 
 Ti^TT? TO. Tiiis word is best rcudered by the use of 
 the adjective as HT^ Wl<i( in<S<mr the whole of my 
 property. 
 
 On the w. all things considered. f*Ti{^, ^^ Of ^, ^- 
 
 Wholehess, f». T. A. 1. ^mo^TTT TO. Ac. Wlir^ n. ^JM^H. 
 2 ^matrmw. ?ni»iqoTTm.&c. 3i^rtT/.3iM»i^r/fl\«ft?jy:&e. 
 
 Wholesale, n.— as opp. to retail. 3I'?>fT^/. UTK^ft^/. 
 
 By w. ^T, ji«i;, ^yi^, 3*Ti, 3mi, sw, qtiOK. 
 
 Wholesale, a. v. N. Z^^ or vl^, 'nUfi, 5?*ftlft^r, «jraf 
 
 Whole ouE.a that tends lopromote health, v. Salvbkiouv 
 SWWT, <?««?, qwn^T, «Tf«TT^T, flWF«l, flrft^, ^l<t<ff^ 
 
 2 conducive to happiness, v. BcVKFICIAI., f|»n^, f^fiF 
 
 WnoLEso>iK,«iE s, n. t. A. 1. IwrTTT »». 'Tt^STTT w. ^WPP 
 
 2 fijflf.i',*m/. TW*! «. T^ff^/. 
 
inc 
 
 066 
 
 "Win 
 
 WHotLT, adv. totally. f?rs,?t«r, ^R^, 5rr|5T, ^¥, ar^llrT: 
 annr, ^sth, «#n:, ?j^fT:, ^\%^k ^p^, «t(^, *<i»«<i*i 
 
 2 altogether, utterly, entirely, perfectly, fhorovjTily. 3T 
 
 with the emphaBis aud power of the intensitive8,«<ar>i;, [ 
 staring ( naked, inad ), stone ( blind, deaf ), dead \ 
 ( drunk ), dovmriglit, regular., proper., out and out ( ass, 
 knave, villain, &c. ), arifr, ^ra^Tsi^, tI5, ^T-F, f%^^, 
 
 Whoop, in^er/. r?. 
 
 Whoop, n. «Ao?<< of monieys.^ f. g'T^PTT m. H*r:^R w. 
 
 2 Sec Shout. 
 To Whoop. See To Shout. 
 Whop. See Wuap. 
 
 Whore, n. unchaste woman, strumpet, Sfe. v. Hahi-OT. f?^- 
 ar 5iT^^/.-^/.f!MT?5/.^ftTift/. ?"^Tf^/.^T'nfH^/. 
 Aira or arts of a w. fe^TH^^RT m. 
 Son of a w. ^tl^ m. n. ^fS'Tk m. ^|q, tSFT^f wi. 
 Whore's gallant. ^\z(XJ m. l^r^\^*m^\f. 
 
 2 prostitute, courtezan., t. Haelot. tftf. Tt5/. SRl^/. 
 To set up her trade, — a w. qij^ n. tTr?50T-Jrf5^. 
 Jb WuOHE,«.n./waef/ce lewdness. fh^^f.-TVH^^f.-f^PU^ 
 /.-&e.q;T"'t-Hrs^, Jll^H^M l?5OT.-5r^5pi^n.-5i^"%?{t/'.-&c. sp^of . 
 Whobe-mabteb, Whobe-monoeb, ».v. Lecheb, Wenchee. 
 
 ^5»ir^, t^t^TRT, %TrB, f^JTcsj^^, «rr^<f.i«ii?^. 
 Whoee-son, n. V. Bastaed. m?Pf m. n. ^1% »». ti\^T., 
 
 WHOKE-EOii, «. leicdness, unlawful intercourse. f%?rT?ft/. 
 ftfllrtHH/. f^1<»*t/. f?T^c5^/. RiHIrfl f«. «r^^??q'ra w. 
 
 «Jr^ n, 
 Whokish, a. V. Lustful. f%Hr^, f^r^, ^rrr^jff, <t( i ^«y<< T- 
 
 t^, '4^rl, fir^oE^^^r, ftHo^-6tT, feRR^Nr, 
 AV. affectation and airs. f^^^^jfTT «». 
 W. practice or tricks. fi(l^ot-«jK m. pi, f^e^oE^rik m. 
 
 pi. ffl^S^ w. jpZ. ftJ'iK-tll^ »». pi. 
 Whoeisusess, rt. T. A. r^gj^/. f^RoE^jSt/. flSRTt^/. 
 WnosEj/won. — relative. T'iH^ ( •j^MI, f»T^, 5?TT^r »«./. 
 
 w. ) ^?^, «TT ( in cODip. as, ?Tr»>»TT, qc^rf, q^r, «rf^, 
 
 «T^m ). 
 
 2 — interrog. <#|0I1-«JT. 
 WnosoEvEB, pron. ^i1i+|uft, ^., ^T^Pfift, *(rf<il+i»n. 
 _WnT, adv. for what reason ? tpf, Jp^Ic^, ^F^TRTT^f-^at-qjftfTt- 
 
 2/tfr to7j«(7t r<'(i'*o«. 5Riro^.?n^-^-<t, f^H | -Ac. 
 WiCff, «. ( of a light ). ^m/. spiW w. sirft/. \m m. ^ 
 
 Shred or rag fit for a w. qm5^ n. [ 4» I W I d /. 
 
 W« to bo kindled and waved ( aronnd an idol, Ac. ). 
 
 Wicked, a. evil, sinful, S[c. — of perBons. §v, qnri, Tnft, "JT- 
 HiMNiO, aro^'^n^t, a^^i^T^Y, ^B'^i?, |*¥-T, "ns^^f, 
 
 ??Tg, cTTH^. Some allusive or significant terme and 
 phrases for an extremely nicked person, answering to 
 sin personified, monster of iniquity, child of the devil, son 
 ofbelial, Sfctiie, ^\^\kH\or^\^\^^ (q?i«r, ^,&c.) in^?;- 
 
 <T, "^T^rrf, ^x^v^., qNTTT^frar, Tiq^fv, qnf^«riT, 'n«t- 
 fHftT, f^'fJif, ^"^H^Jit, ^rW, 5j;4=Einr5, aiqjiW. 
 
 Friendship or favor of the w. ^c?sft^/. 
 
 The w. do not thrive or prosper. ^^^T ^T^ ?TSH 
 
 2 — of acts, &C.WIMI-MT, <TI3['PT^T, 5S^r5TT,3TSTHWT, "TTIJ- 
 
 5;t^, <mHrft^r, &c. qrPr^, i"?,^?, srf^^T^. [wr. 
 Wickedly, arff>. v. A. 1. qn^^%, qnH?fl%, qpT^S-qT, ITq^- 
 WiCKEDKESS, n. V. A. 1. l^qoTT m. ^^qoTT m. qi^tqiT m. 
 
 qrfq^qniT »». ^\f |ff^ /. pgfg:/. <TNff^ /. ^V^^f^ 
 
 f. I^m/ f^f^/. ^f^f fHT^ w. ^^?i?q «. ^w «. 
 
 ^#^ «. ^Fq ». UlTSiT «.%?q n. f^fJT/. 
 
 2 5^oiT ■»». ^T^q'TI m. ^\r. n. S|r41«)N »». 
 
 I. euii practices. «rT|''-*I»1 n. qri«. Mni*n. |5!K^n. ^^Hn. 
 
 §<.M<ui «. qi^H^DT w. "TTTRR «. ^iMR m. ^Tfl^^T'T «. 
 
 3Rt^r5fR»». ST^rrsTRw*. arHT^TOTn. |«^rTn.|'s?;f?r/.f^??n/. 
 WiCKEE, a. made of twigs or osiers. iT^w^ri^fr, "^rei^^, ?T- 
 
 oEvTr^rr, ^Ruft^. 
 
 Wicket, «. *»)aZZ gate, f^^ f^V^Z fW-^jf! f f^/f^t/. 
 Wide, a.lroad, v. Extessive. %?5 (remiss. ?^ or $ widish), 
 
 ^r, ?^=^, f^^RT^, "RR7, ^rer, 5i;n^. 
 
 Very w. ?^ w 5, ^T55, 
 2 See Distant. 
 Wide, Widelt, adv. t. A- 1- ^^ f^«KHI<?«rf. ^^iTRT'f. 
 
 2 KRI. [onm^. 
 
 To WiDEH, V. a. ^Rdr,^-&c, ^^, ^iqi OT.-^qoiT m.-Ac. 
 To Widen, t).n. ^^^, ?^-&c. ^m,?^^T w.-&c. qSr »n.c«w. 
 WiDENESs, «. T. A. ^oiT m. &c. ^/. ^T^r m. RWK f». 
 Wirow, n. tcoman who has lost her husband, "^f. Xl^f, 
 f'T'TsrT /. TtS^r/. 'IHH^Jpi/. ^t?^ /—in tenderness or 
 pity. tl^HI^/. ^355/ Ttll^/. ^3*njft/.— in con- 
 tempt, tl^ or l\v€[f. mf ttS^fs/. ?t¥55/. K\lt or 
 ?t»^ n. ^af «. ^r5f55 ». g7T5^/. rTRfmtn. or q>ftw/. t- 
 ST/ m. ?li^Ir13 f^% n. 3T?5'Trg4+m-«ft ns/. — in covert 
 or cant phraseol. f^lgaw^^ft'T or f5r5c5fl^rT«'»I/. 
 Man married to a w. m<l+^. 
 Marriage with a w. ^^X m. qr^ m. 
 Self-immolation of aw. upon the pyre of her husband. 
 ^Tfft^STM n. 3TTI ft^'ir n. ^S\f^^kX^ m. ^^HrT «. fl|»R«T 
 M. 3^?ilHH n. 3F4l<i^ui n. — in cant or covert phraseol. 
 srfR^I^ Hfm «.— pit prepared for do. ^x{f. 
 
 Shorn w. ^^f. *fmm/. [ tfJT^/. 
 
 Stone by which a w, ascends the pyre, ^fv^ pop. 
 
WIF 
 
 957 
 
 "WIL 
 
 W. before puberty. ^T^«T/. «iwft*l<ll/. 
 
 W. that barns with the body of her husband. «?ft/. 
 
 W. in weeds. «frCTit/. 
 
 W. remarried. mzi^fVlf- ^'^f- 
 
 W.'« dole, bad tinyiny. W'^ri n. 
 
 W.'i jointure. <Uil4| ». 
 
 W.'s mite. {j^lHMl^ m. pi. 
 
 TJuBhorn w. ^«+<l«l/. W%?TT/. 
 
 To perform ablution in preparation for mounting the 
 pyre. M<\m. TT^. 
 
 Some terms of mention or address for a widow aro, 
 
 9fP[m or Z, *i«IIMI»n<.'<ft. [^^. 
 
 lb Widow, v. a. deprive of a hutband. <Ult)«i, f^^!f^] /.-&c. 
 
 To be widowed. <Ul*|ui, ^-HlMK[-'R?T-&c. «pt,it^- 
 fT-^l*l*J<-«TtlT^ T^ m. ipiir, iUMI-ll m. or ^m m. %ot. 
 WloowKB, n. man icAo«tf wi/e A<m died, ff^ or <is«l, s^- 
 
 ^ or ^, f^^, HfTlc^ft^, «Ir|*IIM. 
 Widowhood, n. tts^oit m. ^I5+|M«I1 «. r5%'mT «. rf^H'I 
 
 Wl»TH. n. breadth, ^f. ?;^T^ m. ?:^qniT m. sirnr «. 
 
 To Wield, c. a. use or handle with full power, manage. ^T7- 
 
 WraLDED, />. V. V. *lH<'4f*l, *(l*I*(i^l, Ac. 
 
 WiiLDEB, n. WlELDiao, j>. a. T. V. ^TTOTRT, Vt'WUlKI, ^- 
 
 Wnu>iMo, n. T. v.— act. WV^ •». m»Rdf n. fprJf «. Ac, 
 Wl«iDT, a. V. V. and Maxaoeabxe. ^niJ«»I« "^tnaT, ^TT- 
 
 ^I^JMITT-A*". 
 Wire, »». ^m^./". r5iJI-«ft «JI«<*l-lit/. ^f*n=5T/. ^lf<^/. 55^ 
 
 ». »TnTf /. 'T?^ /. ?Trr/. srr^/. j^^ft /. ^s»tt /. ^- 
 m/. »Tr3TT/. fgTftm/ nfif^/. VK^f. k^'n n. ^3?r «. 
 fR?iT «». wvifn n. ^mtn f». 
 
 Chaste and faithful w. «rf?nnn/. Wft/k 
 Forsaken w, «tl/. 
 
 Having a w. t. Mariixd. fT^J^, ^IMr^*, ITfnf. 
 House of one's w.'s father. flT^^rft/. fn^T^/ 
 Mutual jealousy and enry of riral wives. ♦(^HMrHT 
 
 Old w's. fable. WTWWTW* ». 
 
 One^s own w. I<l*c1<ll /. wfmf. 
 
 One's own son by one's own w. ^ITW «. 
 
 Perquisites or property of a w. 1<t«^ n. Jf^ «. 
 
 Bival w. wrn/. «Mp»fl/. 
 
 RiTal wires — i«w«« collect, of one man. ««nf«T/. 
 
 Taking a w. vp^ n. ffRffsqr/. ^KIMfllf «. ^l^iV^ 
 
 That is without a w. 3T^7KtV. 
 
 The happy and joyous state of wifehood. ^prn»T«i. 
 
 Unfaithful w. •Jt^f^nPTT, aRpft, *On^Jf*TT. 
 
 W. and children. ?tl^ ». [*?>". 
 
 W.'s brother. HyUsi. HTHTsi. HIMHt. Wlrt^l PT X^T- 
 
 W. of kosbanda brother. Tfn; vr ^/> 
 
 W.'s mother. wre[/. — as a term of address. *n*i1'/. 
 
 W.'s sister, ^^f. ?nt^/. %J(\^f. 
 
 W.'s sister's husband. JirSHTU »i. FTf«». [^TTT/. 
 
 W. of another. <R¥t^/. TTlpft/. T?^/. "TT^rft/. '^' 
 
 W. run off to another man. qTf?rt/.^f5i\ft/. 
 
 W. whose husband is abroad. if|f^?TH^*r/. 
 
 Wives of brothers. ^jTTSr^T/. pi. 
 
 In writing the name of a wife or widow the word 
 
 ^(i^ is used before the name of her husband, as ^i\^- 
 
 •nf ^5t*T <IMv|)*i<i Salu Bai wife of Eauiji Pant, also 
 
 ^\^^f. [%nT^T 2W m. 
 
 Wio, n. covering for the head made of hair. %;[>Nft JWt/. 
 
 2 See Eepkoof, ScotDiifo. 
 To Wio, v. a. v. To Scold. T^^ft ^M I HH /••JT'T n.-<lWt 
 
 /.-^tt?ft/.-fTTH''ft/.-&c. ^"JTy. o/'o. 
 Wight, n. ;<fr«o», v. Weetch. ^rioEritWT, i ^r aH<«.q i, ^m.- 
 
 tft? or ^HNifTisqi, 3T*T^t^ «no5 n. 3T";'T?ftr 
 Wild, a. ©/"or belonging to a wilderness. TTTT^, aTT'^TT^T, 
 Ac. tRtfTOT, viilM'^, srnWT, aTRW?!^, ^^^1 ^T»T. 
 2 fw< <a»ie. 3iii?{t, ^T*»f*>3Ii ^I^ ( in cOmp. as <Mj|«B<, 
 ^IflHlJii. ) TR^J, iM'li, ^^, ^T ( in comp. as ^^J.- 
 
 8 growing spontaneovslg. ^TT^, ^TH'ft, TTT^, ji'lrfl, ^- 
 
 ( in comp. as <M^c4, <M3il^ ) «R ( in comp, as ^^- 
 
 4 uninhabited, y. Deseht. ^TTpJt, ^PTT, <4«l««flfl , (WT, 
 ???,"^Tm or ST. 
 
 5 rude, uncivilized, v. Savage, ^TTfft, <R^, <l*!^Z, ^- 
 
 6 — of acts, conduct, Ac. irregular, disorderly, ^e. v. 
 LicESTiovs. ^%T', %^, aiTT^a, il?TTr5, im^, 'fltrrtj^ or 
 ^, ^*Tnj^HT, %lT^t!f IT. 
 
 7 loose, unrestrained, uncurbed, unruly, v. Licextiocs. 
 
 wmr, wmfiT, ^i*<^«, "S-^^rt ( /wp. ^*» or ^m) 
 
 To run w. TtTS'T, q?^, HT n. ^H, ^T=«TT^ »Rin, TT- 
 
 V w. ^-f*T'T, *rT*T2or, 'iiMHoiul, «ir«!Fot''r, «tr=<?2it, ^i- 
 q^ia^, f^^dt, ^^ or ^Rwt, fji*nrffir, fnvj^, NsK'if, 
 
 ?flfr-^dt, 3iw»R'n, 3n^»m«t, 3W^/. arwH in. con. ^- 
 nlcT-Ac. |"t^. 
 
 8 unrtatonaUe, ffe. t. Abbcrd, Ihcoxsistkxt. %lT^ff- 
 IT, %«lft"<KI, *I'',«1IH'^«1I, HsPTrWr, »«oWI«*'1I, JRJP!- 
 
 ( through fright or rage ). *T1TT fHU, »mw «<TT^, 
 
 Wfn, n^WT. [ 'TTTPft. 
 
 10— of the inferior timbers •,junjU. ot«lrft, ^HWa, f^- 
 11 — of certain fruits. H'JWS. 
 Wu.D, WU.DKMUS, n. uninhabitti and uncultivated tract, 
 deterl. n^ n. aJlS n. ^^ n, »Tn»ti n. n»T^ m. ^I|<M n, 
 
^ WIL 9 
 
 Howling w. T'JlH'jft'T tR n ^W[ «. 
 
 ViiBt and fri{?hti'ul w. 3T^oq-<M n. 31^5?i3TT^ n. 3T- 
 
 Wild- BEAST, n. rRffT^ >jHI«h «. ?rT?nT «. ^^TT^ m. 
 WiLD-uoosF.cnASK, n. purtuit of atiy fhinff unlihly to le 
 got. ^^TOt^nr^TflTtl m. ^HJT'RT^^R'm'T «• ^^^HITHtTT- 
 
 "WlLD-iiOSE, «. n:T»T?:iTSI «. 
 
 WiLDLT, a(/o. V. A. 3. and Spo^•TASEocsLT, an^T^TN, HX- 
 
 «. 7. 'Iilj^, %5|^, ^^Tt^ , ^Srsft^IT decl. TT^^f^T. 
 
 8 ^cTi^FfT decl. vr^^fTT t/cti. HSH3?IT decl. SIWIT ^t'TSf, 
 
 9 ^r«r(^T5ir!i5tr (/e.i. ?tit!frr^ decl. &c. 
 
 I. looselif, straggliniily. TT'TtoTSE. 
 WiLDNEss, «. V. A. 4. vd'WlRtl m. TmeTOTT ot. ^mf^rlM- 
 oir m. &e. ^^ n. 
 
 <3 "^^sqoirw.i.si^TOTr m. ^ S^f^Torr «j. 3T«rTgT^<iIT nt. 3t- 
 
 8 ir5^fT%T<nr m. &e. ^^f^W^ n. 
 
 9 5FTEft«TROmT m. 7nT%^TT%>T0IT m. &c. 
 
 Wile, «. ^«i7e, v. Abt, Cunkino. ^q^ n. jprsn »». ^if^nT «. 
 
 2 T. AiiTiHCE. ?T^?5/. ST^T »». [Xf. 
 Wiles; artifices. Wft^m. j.l. 0^% m. />/. ^snPT^iqK- 
 
 WlLFUL, a. stubborn, contumacious, v. Obstinate, Pke- 
 
 TF.BSE. ^%qT, 3T^^,^7n, a^fs^ra, arm?, wq?^, ar- 
 f3^, ^'ire, sif^"?, 3f5^, «Jl5H|fTT, ^=53, ?qri5T, ^^m- 
 ^Tflt, 'i*!^, S^?:, qir-j^qR, ^rirgi^Tft, :pm=qTfr, ^^^^ 
 
 W. child (or person). fHHT^y. 
 
 3 done or siifered by denign, v. I>:tektiouaL. ^^r^l-qi, 
 ?i^?TR%^.Wr, 5f5^^, 5f5?;ff, r5B?q?^, fli^f^^^F. 
 
 WiLruLi.v, adv. V. A. 1. ^o5^-3i?-&c. q^TT, ^,5^5, ^=q, 
 
 ilfcfF?r, T^T^^RJ, 3fR^;»T:. 
 
 3 3?-5TT, ?i'^rq !F5:^, §f$"j4-T, ?i'qjrqq^, rii m-q r. 
 
 Wilfulness, n. v. A. 1. 3??:/ ^ ,n. ^fiii^ / ^^ m. grfl- 
 cirsqiiT «»• am^TiqrjT m. &i'. 
 2 Kigft^orr m. tjfs^qoir >«. &c. ;t5TT?^ /. ?J5 w. sr^- 
 
 WiLlSEi-s, «. V. A. ^mtwi. !F.T^r^^T«». !fTf^5i„. ^^\„. 
 
 r^?m or ^ n. f^SToft/. ["^^ifTf;/. 
 
 Will, «. re«e./y. ^^7f./; ^?:t/. V^f. t^^^^f. ^«i- 
 
 2 jieasure, choice. hk,vg, duposedness of mind, y. MiM). 
 
 f^mf- ^^J. s=^r./: ^i^^qw. ^i^^^ »mnRi?w. »phii- 
 
 ( WIN ^ 
 
 Atw. JTnfl>P, «r-«TraT*T, 3T^^r*?:. 
 
 Free to follow one's w. ^^{f, ^f!%^0, ^5r, 
 
 Good w, inif /. g^JT'sff /. ?;qr/. 
 
 Ill w. V. Ekmitt, JIalice. 5^T5rT m. ^^^m m. 
 
 Of one's own w. and pleasure. gjq^fll^T^ or g^- 
 
 That follows his own w. f>^i{l^lO', '^^^if^fT^. 
 
 The doctrine of freedom of the w. si^tfi^ m. ^^' 
 ^ m. — Maiutainer of it. qr^T^T^, iRR^^it. 
 3 testament. ^%^ m. ^r[^^ n. IJHJ^^T ft. w^^f n. 
 
 Will with a wisp, ignis fatuus. ^n^l^d n. ^^l^^/- 
 
 To Will, v. a. determine on Ig an exercise of tcill. fl"^jrT 
 m.-ff{'f\^ wi.-STTT w'.'&c. ^>T''t g. of o. ^<Jj^dr. 
 
 2 tcwA, V. To Desiee. ^rWoj, ^^?fT /.-&c. afl^ »«. 
 co«. toilh g. o/». 
 
 3 desire, direct. aTTfTT/.-g^T w.-Ac. ^>^-^, fli'l"!. 
 
 4 dispose of by testament, ^r^^^l^^-^r{^^\n-&c. ^^I^ItT 
 »n.-5qer?'*lT/.-&c. JRtiif g.ofo. nr^^^X^-&c.\v/\-^n.^^^ 
 
 To Will, r. n. make a volition, fl^^q m.-f^vjmm.-&c, ?^, 
 '6^frq''t. 
 
 Do as you w. inm ^tr5-*T?n=rT^c7-&c. a^ ^. 
 j W1LT.ED, j3. T. V. A. i.^ij;?'? %?!?iT, &c, ^jpfrqrf, flhrfrq^. 
 
 Willing, a. not averse ; consenting.^ re uty, disposed. ^^5^, 
 
 2 rereited of choice or witiout reluctance. g?fHT, f^B^- 
 ;n'Y^T,gi[IT^R?fT^T, ?i'=Hot^T, &c. Ac. ^^%^R?1T,^, 
 
 WiLLINOLT, adv. V. A. g^M, flrflTT^, fSFI^Tfl^, 9ir?IW- 
 
 rfi^H or grrm^irn^, w^^, stt^^ih, 3T1T§^, ^- 
 
 Kight w. Kith free content of tcill.^^T^^^]H or ^^- 
 
 WiLLiNGNi.ss, «. V. A. 1. ^rhf. •^?^?ft/. ^?it«r m. g^. 
 
 ^m?ft/ 3?5»Tf?l/. «'^f?T/. ?WI<Y/ f^^/. 3?mf m. 
 Willow, n. — the tree. ^7^^ m.f. ^\^i^^ BT3 ♦»• 
 
 WiLLT HILLY, adv. ^TT^^TT, 3TS ^3^, tl+Hlfld, Wf<^. 
 
 Wilt, a. v. Abtful, Cunkisg. ^1%^T^, =»?f^nc, ^iV^'k, 
 
 Wimble, «. — for boring holes, sjtptt m. 
 To Win, ». o. guin ly conquest, ^c. fS?^, f^raoi, f^^^i-Ac. 
 Jm-fHa^, fl^ 5R^, ^wm ^Tof, f^in or^ftrj/. ^T^ 
 
 2 ^ai'n by play. f^Sf^, f^m'fr, fSTrT or ^jftH/. ^T«t .<7.o/o. 
 
 3 gain.^ obtain., T. To Get. fHol^<»f, ^"TT^'if, vfrS'Jif, STW 
 
 4 gain over, f^olejuj, filol^H ^, ♦iii«|w|, IT «. T«ii<t«i 
 
 g. of 0. anqamr ^^tt ^.^ ["JH^f . 
 
 7b Win, ». n. Je victorious, fil^'jf, ST? «i. f^^^t, v^TT w». 
 To Wince, To Winch, t". n. shrink from pain or a How. 
 
 V. To Flinch. 3lii m.-Ac. 'q'k't-^l«ot-^.'t=q"t'5?T k^- 
 
 !FISrT qdt-Ao. fllMH/. ^, 
 Wi>xu, n. See Ha>-dli:. 
 
WIN 
 
 959 
 
 WIN 
 
 ■WiHD, n. air in motion. ^TTT m. H\^ m. '^^^ m. iTR m. f^. 
 Wm m. SI^T3PT tn. wfHi or fWtT ■». ^f-^rt «. »TTOT m. — 
 M cousidered as fair or foul, &c. r\vt^^ «. 
 
 Dried in the w. ^fi: ^^. 
 
 Free as the w. qr«J^2t- 
 
 A high w. THT^TTT «. ^K^TTor n. TTf^JoC/. 
 
 In the w. in a draft., tjo. ^)r^?ft, ^=qi^»ff, ^l-m«t]f. 
 
 £s8t wind. ai«HH"'T tn. ^<JqKI »». *irirtiy. [m. 
 
 • North«rl7 w.^rTTmy. TrTTr^RTm. Trn^RTw. ^TR^Rr 
 
 North-easterly w. HFTT^ w. 
 
 North-westerly w. TTTT^T^ ^TTT w. 
 
 Southerly w. ^fwuNHI «. S^T'T corr. iK^O"'/. 
 
 SoDth-easterly w. «I«m/. F=)t^l m. 
 
 South-westerly w. ^?*1I^<-MI ^TTT w. 
 
 Swift as the w. ^T^lfJT, <JN^M«»T. [^TTT m. 
 
 "Westerly w. JTN'AH/. MHotwr/. lf^»1«(ITI m. »TI«foiflI 
 
 Whirl or blast of w. and dust. ^«I^ or ^\^y;^f. 
 
 To dry in the w. «(K*nif or «JUl«j>J1. 
 
 To get a stroke of the w. ^nn. 3TTot tii. eon. witk m. 
 
 To get w. — a report. ^Tof, <JPI/. ^of y. of *. 
 
 To give to the icinrf* v. To Misplace. ^=<JI^< i|«hu(, 
 
 To mark hotc and act a* the w. blows. ^TTT MI^S 51% 
 
 To wail to the winds, auwrft^ n. ^tT^, 
 
 Trim your sails to the w. ^TTT ^^^^ f\^ IVZ ^}zv^. 
 
 2 air. ^ m. vm m. W!^ m. 3TTrHT »». ^ffTT w ^PftT m. 
 
 W. in the head, erazineii. «JN-McB (n. 
 
 To break w. t. To Fast. «n^<Jf, TT^ *. Htiot. 
 
 To get w. in the head, become eraxy. Mn^^^ or VTY- 
 
 3 T. Flatulksce. ^ m. m^rtraT w. ^I*<'im n. tl m. 
 
 4 See BuuTB. 
 
 WnrD-BOVKO, a. prevented from tailing by a contrary ioind. 
 
 fi-«ii^ g^^s^-inr^w-Ac. ^t^wj^, ^iHirfJin^, Ac. 
 Wnn>-Mo, «. wtH 3i"t »i. 
 WlKB-FALt, n. fruit tbaien down by wind. rtf. wtt^T^n. 
 
 2 fig. unexpected aequitition. ^^^> n. m«iiV ". ^^^ n. qr^ 
 
 or »ft5| «. ^Tlf^ «»• ^Wlif ••. 5H[I»i5*^.JM M. 3ra«T3TK m. 
 Wn(l>-«AOK, «. tT=«TT^ ^ f »m ifpfwn'f «h» <fc 
 Wt5ivTH»niDiiX5T, n. TT^wm n. fpra «. wnrt •» [n. 
 
 The end or sounding piece of wind-instrumcnta. JtfV 
 Performer upon a w.-i. VT^^ft m, 
 WfUD-mtr,, n. qWH^i^/ 
 Wi!»D njit, «. /rocAra, T. TmoAT. nsrt/. ^xkn. n^or 
 
 iii(\f. *fT»nn*i ». 
 
 Wl5l>-WA»D, adt. fl-«II*'i, WI-fll»<Mr<, fl-<JI*«ll <f)|l«). 
 To beat to w, ^=%WT^ «. «»«t. 
 
 J\> Wnr», V. n. proeeed in flexurei. W«»T-*t<CT-*«'TT^T-Wf ^- ; 
 
 ^^Tn'i-fnTW'T, ftirif, ^twct ^ra^t ' 
 
 2 <irintf. %7»I-%T^ ^<»f. 
 
 8 bend, crook. ^q;dj, ^stfr, ftrt^, Tf^ m. n.-JfoEDrr n.-Ac. 
 ^-^Tiif, ^f'P »»«. n.-M^oT fi.-Ap. ^\^ g. of t. 
 To Wind, r. a. turn around. ^?Sr, ^?ot, sRTottfr, ' I j l otu i, «i- 
 
 2 ca«*<r to turn v. To Tlk.n. f<^f^^. 
 
 Q follow by scent, ^m ^J3R-^n^-&c. mfl^j Ftnifi^, 
 
 4 V. To Blow. j^. 
 
 5 up; bring to iloie or email eompat* »flTcEot, 31?^, 3T- 
 
 iriKnit, ftr^ n. SH^r^ilT or ai^qot, 3l?PT»«.-g?iJTTHT?!»ft/.- 
 vJrf'Ild-^n/.-^^^^ m.^^mT fi.-ic. ^Rof. 
 
 6 up ; ( a watch, &c. ). f^P^-Jt/^, f^&t/. f<R^ y.o/i>. 
 
 7 off; See To Uuwisd. 
 
 WiSDiNEas, n. V.A. 4 onrf Flatulesce. <<Motm ni m. VV^m. 
 
 ^wfRl m. 
 
 C «(I«(SM''II «. «J[^5E9irT w. ^I^<HHl/. 
 Wikhino, n. /urn, bend.flexitre. ^\%v\ n. ^\^ m. n. ^5WI n. 
 
 %T w. %TT tn. MTSf- 5^/- ^SEBT «». 
 Wisriso, ;>. «. v. V. N. 1. WcE«T ^f?imTT-MT?!S?5T, ^ip^ 
 
 ^R0IRI-^fP^^«7T, Ac. ^qn^, ^'FOIT^, ^a?fNr, ^IIHT- 
 
 WiSBiNQSHEET, «. — of a Corpse. spiT m. ^fTV^ ft. 'JT'IR «. 
 WiXBLAS, n. — the machine for raising weights. ^?ft/. 
 
 Wisrow, n. opening fur light. ^J^f.—dim. |Rt^ m.— of 
 
 glass. rjiN'^i'ft ffn^/. 
 Wl.srOW-liHUTTKB, n. |fl<T/. 
 Wl!»I)T, a. of or belonging to wind. ^=«TT^, WRTTT, ^^TT- 
 
 f^^^fNr, &c. <r5f^^^"F ?t«i*ft, ^ifftT. 
 
 2 eontist.ng of wind. ^-?n^T, in^r,Ac. ^TJ^HT, ^TfPnT. 
 
 8 tempeetuoiie, v. SiOKiii. g^^ll^l, ^^^m^^, tri- 
 
 4 — state of body, t. Flatclekt. WT^ or 5J, fprirvn, 
 5 tending to generate wind, t. FLATtLEirr. inVTT, fT^ 
 or a, TT^^iT. 
 WixE, n. — uiifcrmented juice of the (rrape. ^\fi\m pop. 
 jrr^^l^ w.— as fermented, ^rwtO ^/. ^Tf^t^ *i^ n. 
 Ac. ^«m«I «. ^rWRTt «. ^fHrgTT/. q^R^ m. 
 
 WlSE-BlBBEB, «. V. DRlSKASr. H«r»^. [ f^^m, 
 
 Wiire-MD»cHA5T, fi. ^?Tt^ sre-Ac. fr^tmn, ^t?ith<i-Ac. 
 
 Wt»0, «. tke limb of a fowl, one by whiih it flict. 9^ m. T- 
 fT (H. Tm m.— in contempt. q^U n. "Tn^/. 
 On the w. oioir/ to tnoce. ^, IHsft^'q. 
 To run under the w. of.^y. RIS/. fJI^-f^tl^y. of o. 
 
 «Tht»f (ft¥^/. ^^pm, [ mfs^r. 
 
 To shelter ( its young ) under id w.— a bird. T[^/. 
 To take under one's w. VT^?T*?R''l, "TUfT/. II?!'!, 
 qrtWi ^M*,^., fT^ *RflT, 
 
 2 (of an army. Ac.)/flfi*. <HKt-lc. ^X\f. ^TTTn «. 
 iruq?? m. qi»4m?W ». 
 
 3 ( of a house ). t|^Ht fT«j/. W?n/ ^m m. ^^^ «• 
 
WIN g 
 
 To Wing, v. a. wound in the wing. <?^ *n.-"T^ m.-Ac. HR^t- 
 
 Winged, ;;. o. v. cf^ JTR^, &c. ^fPTf?. 
 I. having wings, ^^^^n^ ^T'l^T, ^iTrTT^T. 
 2b Wink, ». n. close and open the eyelids, st^ m. pi. fH^qp- 
 
 To w. at, leer, ogle, ^-c. i\k m. pi. »frs3ir. 
 2 Am<, ^e. siotr ♦«. «nc?w, ^/. ^rra^r, im m. ifrsot, 
 stantl OT./.-&C. ^^. 
 8 at ; connive. sTa; »». f ^ 5Tf^, stwTt^WI??? n. ^r5ot, 
 
 Wink, «. siyn made ly the eye. %\kv^\lj. m. ^^T^l^Frf m. i=r- 
 Not to sleep a w. 5t5tT T Wl'lf^f- ^T fK5ot-&e. ^. of s. 
 
 StooTRretoET w.-TTf^TWTTri w.-flMoftfl MIMoft/.-Ac. JJ t^T- 
 
 not^. o/«. 
 WiNKEK, n. Winking,;?, a. T. v. 1. fjm finf^^^RT, IT- 
 
 2 5T5IT Wrt^'JIRT-'^SDTRr, &c. 
 
 3 i\as ^t^F^TRr, *'Hlilotl-&C. ^<«IHI. 
 
 WiNNEE, w. Winning, ^. a. v. V. A. 1. f^JT^Forr^, I^rrmTT, 
 f^'T ^"jmr, &c. 
 
 4 f^^H %0IRT, »TTr^ ^TRT, &c. T'Tf^oST;!, JT5^3, 
 
 To Winnow, v. a. ( grain, &c. ) separate chaff jrmn grain 
 ly wind,— by shaking in a fan. 3fW50I or OTf 1^, <?T^- 
 3^, ^Z^, ^SMu), ^^ff^ or 3T5^<Jt, tTlotuJ, "R^of, ^55- 
 OT n.-&c. ^^iJf, — by letting fall from a height in the 
 v/iud, ^RT^T'if, ^J^m^ ^, ^n:?i3at, yR 5ot, fS^ot, g-- 
 *R^or3^dt, 3^jRTm. !JR^, 7<m'I or 3r<pornt,— bj 
 taking up handfulls and dropping them, ^PoS^fiiot, — by 
 •whisking a fan over, ^ n. ^of. 
 2 sifi, investigate. Sec To Examine. [TT^fk. 
 
 Winnowed,;). V. v. 1. !WT§5^r5T,<TraScWT, ^RT^SJar, &.c. 
 
 WiNNOWEB, n. Winnowing,;;, a. t. V. 1. aTRnRRT, ^T^- 
 OTRT, Ac. 
 
 Grain w. g'T'Jf n. 
 
 Winnowing, n. v. V. 1—act. aTT^fif «. WKH^"! «• SfSTof «. 
 ^RT^or n. ^5f^ w. 3^0M «. ^Toioft/ Mi^s«ft/. TT^Snrn. 
 The mingled corn and chaff after the third w. ^^ 
 or ^^ or ^\\^. n. 
 
 WiNNOWINO-FAN, WiNNOWINO-BASKET, «. 9(7. dim. ^Tc^/. 
 
 iJ^'J^TT^ or ^'J^^nttf. ^Ijf M. 
 WiNNOWING-STANH, WlNNOWINO-BTOOr,, n. frfo^rm.^T^^/. 
 Winter, w. — the cold !?eason, comprising 4 months, f^r- 
 
 ?flfT^ P^P- %^^^ ♦«. ^fI=FT?5/»/). a m. TvfVK or f^f^T- 
 5RH m. ( this word comprises 2 months ). 
 Depth of w. ^^f|^T3r »n. 
 2b WiNTEB, V. n. spend the tinnier. /^^ToET w.-^ffff^iToB m.- 
 &c. yifl«)«i-*i««i-tiK«t-rti'i"l-&c. 
 
 WlNlEBT, 0. T.N. f^^liaVI-HI, Mlt^^ l^*<«H!, Ac. f^«*5- 
 
 ) WIS 
 
 W. weather. f?Jl|TS5 «. [^ ^wf. 
 
 To Wipe, p. a. clean ly rulUng with a cloth. <TO<Jf, ^H W- 
 
 To w. dry ( the body after bathing, Ac. ). "Jflot, ^• 
 
 2 off or away ; lit. fig. ^jB^ JI^Fof, fJTr«fof. 
 
 3 out ; obliterate. Jflwj or q^^ Sl^ot. 
 Wipe, n. v. V. 1. jsRoi «. 
 
 Eough w. or rub. ^m\ m. q^spT »i. t?^T m. 
 - I. See Blow, Sarcasm. 
 Wiped, p. v. V. 1. 5^ff?ir, Ac. 
 
 Wjpeb, «. Wiping,;), o. t.V. 1. M*t«lKT,J^5T WP^TOjrt. 
 I. clout, rag, straw, S,'c- used to wipe with. q?iSi n. ( esp. 
 in comp. as mouth-w. «Tt3^wr, nose-w. ^]W.^^^/oot-w. 
 
 Wire, «. »«f/ai thread. ?TR/. jftrT or ?im/. ?t<T/. flft/ ;T- 
 rine-drawn silver w. ^^«l m. 
 Gold or silver w. «n^«^ «.— Made with it. sir^'Y. 
 Semicylindrical or semitubular w. of gold or silver. 
 ^qr »)J. — The instrument of goldsmiths for making it. 
 ^RTr=5ft 315^^/. 
 
 Made of w. — vessel, ring, Ac. <TR«F?i'Y, nR«F.?T. 
 
 2 ( of a musical iustr. ). <Tg m. ( pop. <^f.) ?TttT/. <7R 
 /. ?i=5f n. 
 
 3 ( of a puppet, Ac. ) ^^ST n. 
 
 WiRE-DBAWEB, «. — the instr. df'Sf or ^x «. ^fRIft/. 
 
 Wire-deawing, n. ?IR^^/. 
 
 AViBY, o. made, S;e, of wire ; liJte wire, fff^r, ?ltfft^, Ac. 
 
 rlrtnq, flHSTRT. 
 WiSEOM, a, the faculty or power of judging and acting 
 
 rightly; sense, understanding. ^l^BtliT or \^]^^VJ n. 
 
 ^i^ormr or ^n^'?'^ '»• 5^/- ^ff^^ f- Itt'tw. *?fH/. 
 
 =^aq n. ??>T3T ffi./. (JH^OT. ^f^iT «. tft /. ^vit/. SffTT/. 
 
 /. f^fi?n/. 
 
 False w. ;j?5ii?T^|umui n. 
 
 W.-tooth. 3Tigt^I5/. 
 
 Wise, a. that has wisdom ; that can judge corrcrOy. vrforr 
 
 or Sfl^OTT tnr^nJir, ^f?^^ ;)o;). gf^JIfT 6r gf^JffT, 3ir- 
 
 'JlfH', vTm, =^HT, ^H^H, ^TT^^SR, 5R*T^JT^, ?TJT«fhF, 
 
 fIRflf, fn^T'IT^T^^TnT, fIT, smr, ftHTT, f^, URt^^f , fTT- 
 
 Rf?RJTH, «^RfTH, iltTRft, gJTtir, ?i^^, f^»:, 5*T,— in 
 high degree, i^f?,^ tft,ff 5, %^^^^ f"T?f?, flHVra'Y, 
 
 Too v\% by half. <t3;nif m, 5(^^gT, 3?f?T?ffrf "TT. 
 
 For the w. a word, for a fool a cudgel. ^TT^win^ ^r- 
 
 2 dictated, Sfc. ly teisdom ; judicious, Sfc. ^ir^oPfoir^r, 
 
 5^r, fTRirsjT, ?iH^?fNT, flJi^^'f'Tr^i^^^jAc. ?r- 
 Wise, " See MiNNEH, Wat. 
 
WIT 
 
 961 
 
 WIT 
 
 WiiKACBE, WidELl50, «. one toko pretenda to he wite. 37^- 
 
 ^oS^i TTilTfR^ or <?iTT, ?5T3 58?g? <w JSIR^^^I-.^J, ^. 
 
 \fi-,s.LT,ade. T. A. 1. ^lI^wPTTTrr, 5^t^, 3Ti5^, f^<TT#, 
 4c. ^ll^a44l«IK<Hl decl. ^tt^-Ac. ^I^^T, ^il^*H»/I-&c. ^- 
 
 To Wish, r. a. v. To Ueubb. ff^g^r, H^f?^, ^ff^tJf , f'^ST 
 
 /.-Ac. m^-^f^ff. oj o. ^^gr /.-3?rqn?Tr/.-^^5T/.-&c. 
 
 "JTOWf in. f <>»• w'A ^. of o. 
 Wish, «. v. De3Ibe. rz^f. ^f^iJT/STf^tHr/. ^t?^/. 'FTT- 
 
 11/. HH-.^mm/. JT'T^^/. *Tsrmi»o;). jpiqiTT or ^^m f. 
 Wished, p. v. V. lf%a?T, arpptf^, «Ft%fT, iftf^aRT, fp!«fl, 
 
 WisBKH, «. Wxsnixo, p. a. \. V. if^duiKI, l'^d"II<l, f^IJT- 
 M<uilil-*<<'IK(, ^^ (in eomp. as 'FrMi^i-''^, Ac. ),3TT^- 
 ?ft ( in comp. as «J1T^fft, Ac. ). 
 
 WisHFLL, a. V. DESIROUS, r^ifl^r^, l^aif^fl, afrret^ft, 
 
 n^r^^, ?i^«T^fi?, ?r^RX^t-7r. 
 
 To look w. k\^, 
 WisHroLLT, WiJtruLLr, ode. v. A. and Losoixolt. t^- 
 * or ^, ;i^ ''^i T'F'T^ or ipt, in/<r«*, 4+l*t, ^T^m^- 
 
 WI4HWA8U, «. T. Wash. qtTi n. jas^^^ft n. jqgwnft «. 
 
 Wmhi-washy, a. V. Washt. ^zfli^a, ■^te^'V't, Han-iflrt, 
 
 Wisp, ». #»w// bundle ofelrate, ^c. jJtiT «n. jxr^/. jll^i 
 
 n. %75r or %?Sf n. %^oft/. ^TTSt or ii^Rft /.—to put on 
 
 the he»d under a load, Jijz or ^^/. — for scouring 
 
 or wiping a TeM«l, ^vn m. ^^vf(f.—dm. sffvit /. 
 
 To scour or wipe with a w. ifj-tf^ij 
 
 WiSTPCL. Se« TuOCOHTFtl,. 
 
 Wit, n. quickneu of fancy, tfc. fiWT-^or^'jftH-^ft^^-infT- 
 
 iftw-Ac. ^f}/ ^5?t»/ ^ojw w. ^^ n. ynrft/. ^- 
 
 2 ^i««r or humour of. g^/. ^^W «. ^fPV/. ^fp/. K^ 
 
 U $en»e, undemanding, T. Wnroif. ^f^/ |ITpT<m n. 
 To bo at one's w.'s end. «riPT^ «. pl-iHW m. pl.- 
 piij.of*. 
 4 aw. a man of fancy, feniui, tje. tX^ ^WrTTT, jf^- 
 
 6 wits; mental faeuWet, tounJneu of m.'nd. ITHT'TT'IT «. 
 
 jtnf\f »im «. ^»nT ». ft^ w. vm/. -Hf »tpt »•. 
 
 That has lost his wils. ^T^fJ, 1%f^. 
 
 With one's wiU about one. 3lfWy<IT/ti^,HT'ro,^f If '. , 
 
 To be fri)?htcno«l oat af one's wiU, t. Fifonr. <Tt- 
 ^♦^ VKVff mmg.ofi. 5^ Wn*. ^^m.eon. 
 |IAI<lim4 ^ w. Z**. ft'i^r /. «>/' #. •IH'Wflfl or »PT»ft» ^t»t, 
 
 To have oue'a wita a wool gathering. To lose one's 
 wits V. To be confused. KPJ ^^ \\vt, ^^^^ ^, 
 
 ffmr^., ^mxil[, ^J;^%ii. 
 
 To wit, that it to tay. »=^?r. 
 Witch, n. sorterett. J?I5ETJI or ^HaYur/. ^.i^f. ^V^^ 
 
 f. t?»>i or jt^iii/. ?ioi?io,«iRt(ii/. ?Taraniit/. ^:^z\^f. 
 
 %5IVIri«I(<t/ fl^TT^T/ f fl^/. f ^<tl/. 
 2 enchanting woman, v. Bjuutv. ■<|4*-<lii^<»fY/. 
 
 WiTCH-CKAFT, WiTCHERT, «. V. MaOIC. %?^ «. ^r^RtOI or 
 
 fiwi^for m. /)/. viT^iOir M. hit/, httt m. 
 WiTH,/wej>. — noting cause, means, instrument, Ac. «R5;^, 
 ^i^, ^1'TT'f, ^ifr. The sense is usually exjiresssed by 
 the use of the rTntqr or instrumental case, as TTT^T^^ 
 with a sword, fTTTTK with fever, Ac. 
 
 2 under, under the control., charge, ^'c. of ; in the handt 
 of. !F% ( ei. Rn^T,% iMK fflTlf 3lf^H, qr^l^j qr»TT 3Tr|, 
 PTT5I^% Tr% "t^^tW W^ 3TT^, Ac. ), vW5E, «TT^, ^t. 
 
 3 OH the tide of. ^'jm, <T??T^, "H^t^, T^^U. 
 
 4 in /Ae tociety or company of. «n»¥t or H, K'Tt or «T, ^HT- 
 ?f, ^ffl, ^?HTnH, «rd^ or iPTT^R, «^<('^HH, ^M?f, flH 
 
 %?r,«ir. 
 
 6 — noting appendage ; together or along with, ^^t, H- 
 ^, «^<)TiHH, fsT?it. 
 
 G— noting possession or connection. The best mode of 
 rendering this sense is by the ub© of the HrOvi case, 
 as <i'iii with anger, Jft?fr% with lovo, Ac. ?I ( in comp. 
 as ^sprw, fl-ifrTti, Hijor, ^^^T, ^H?TT, m^— prefixed to 
 Santkril nouns with great neatness and with all ampli- 
 tude. It is prefixed, though not neatly and not largely, 
 to Mardlhi words ). 
 
 To express a perton tcith. TRT ( ^\rf\f. ) and qrtt 
 ( *fl"i/ ) are much used. Ex. a1*flTIBI a man with a 
 hat, ^tr^rrft a woman wkh milk, ''i^mHT,'^^^ a man 
 with money, ^imiai a man with a gun, Ac. Ac. 
 7 — noting competition, oppoKition, connection, Ac. ^ 
 or ft ( as H3?5Sr Tii?fT^ ^V doisl thou quarrel with 
 me \ fvnf(\ ^TT^ speak with him ), ^\m. or WKm ( a* 
 
 Hr^'r^fT nt^ffr, Ac. ). 
 
 8 amonjtl. 3Tt!T, »T«$. 
 WiTIIAI., adc. hkewite. ^, ^^ftrJ or J, qm, 3m^t, ^jt. 
 2b WiTii-DHAW, ». a. take hack or aicay. qT^-Ht'fTTt-Ac. ^- 
 
 of, *(•«!, Jfot, ^T ^Tiiif, TrmTT «. ^oJi y. ofo. 
 To Wnn-nUKxv.^r.n. retire, trace a company or place. 'tn- 
 
 2 T. To Dbaw back. -JTtn n. ^i»3t or VT^ IfSr, qm ♦». 
 «T«^, «rr«^ n. ^V^i. ^TTiit, frnTiTm «. ^oi, TI«?t-fl- 
 <PT-Ac. ijoi, v^^. 
 
 WiTB-DKAWAL, WlTn-I)lAWI50, WlTR-CBAWKtST, «.T. V. 
 A. — art. Mt^Qiii «. inVKt^ot «.Ac. 
 
 T. V. N. 1. on<n n. T^isf 3im «. kc. 
 2 4(l>i«iiui «. <TT<T^i«^ fi. Ac. ^ynr^ «. 
 
 WiTB-DBAWRR, fl. WlTB-OBAWIItO,;). 0. T. V. A, qTB ^OJI- 
 
"WIT 
 
 T. V. N. 1. ?^JT ^lorm, f^f5 3Tr<nm, &c. 
 
 2 3ttl ^SOTTTT, TT^T ^fT^XJiirr, &C. [STT^tfT. 
 
 WiTDDBAWN, ^. V. V. A.q^ ^n^?!T, JTRTTt ^?l3c5r, &c. 
 Withe, "With, n. v. Twio. ST^o£t/. ST^oET «. 
 
 2 band made of twigs. Tr^a.tlt^r-&c. \5 »». 
 2b Wither, ». n.fade. become iapless and dry. ^f»T"Jt, «pV- 
 
 ^5^ or g^^>if, TTOT, 'FT^, 5?r?3i, ^If ^iJT, ^'ijof, ^qdr, ? 
 
 ^105 ^<n, g^^Ji or g^^j[ /.-^la-T'ir/.-f ^sr^fr or §?^^- |, 
 
 ;rft/. ^^i g- of. a. in in.-Z^Z^\f-&,c. STTui g. of s. I; 
 
 To WiTHKH, V. a. cause to fads or become dry. <Fr*T^^, 'FT- 
 
 H3T^ot, f ^^at, ^rss^iot, &c. ^f JI or g^^ar/.- &c. jp- 
 
 Sfot ^. o/ 0. 
 WiTHEBED, p. V. V. N. spwi^?^, q??l^^^, f ?qp5t5r, ^Ic5- 
 
 ^?!r, &c. gviRT, f 5j;?:ijT, sira^T, ^«^, TfTTfl-, w^^. 
 
 WiTUEBEDNESS, n. V. P. JPlJT^^TOirOT. ^F^^^qOTTW. &C, 
 
 g^F^T or f ^ST'T/. f ^^rnt or f ^-Tm/ STra^Tol/. 
 WirHEHs, n. ( of a horse-). ^\^m. ^Kfr^r ?rf=irn». ^tTw. 
 
 To WiTH-HOLD,t». a. keep bark, not to grant, v. To Eexain, 
 To Eefuse. ncim, 3^"^, T ^or, STSJof . 
 2 Aoii back, v. To Eestuain. ^ijSr, aTT^T^, 3TPr<mT 
 ticit, PSTT^T '-.T^l'n. [ %8roiRr, &c. 
 
 WiTU-HOLDEll, n. WlTH-BOLDlNG, p. a. V. V. 1. ^r^OIRf . 
 
 2 ^PEfirrn, aTRTiJiRr, &c. 
 
 WiTH-HOLri.NG, n. V. V. 1. — act. XX^^n.'^^n. Ac. 
 
 2 erT*!^!". anzquTn. <ic. stc'tt^ttw. 
 Within, prep. v. In. 3it=r, iT«T, f*r?R, 3Tt?I?^3Tt<T. 
 From w. aiiHH. 
 
 W. auil without. 3TrT^, <TT5q"k. 
 
 Without, /jj-^/j. «o< w(^A, in a state of destitution. ^^^T, 
 
 SPTT or fSinr, ^?r ( in comp. as f^ sj^r, ^ siTTTtT, 
 
 f^g?5r^, &e. also with verb.^, as ^?f??TT f^TT, ft?^r- 
 
 f^lH ) eftT or f^^\ ( in conip. as f<??TI«M<ur, &c. ) %noE, 
 
 fir^'"^. [all in comp. 
 
 That is w, %n55T, f^'OraST, f^^, ^, f^^, ^^, 
 
 2 itot within; on the outside of. *ff^T, W^^^ff 11'^- 
 
 Prom w. ilf^^H. 
 2b WiTnsTA>-D, V. a. V. To Oppose, To Hikmh. arrsvr 
 im-fM, trtT%, afTi^oT, siTtTOT, sfmqf? ^r^, ^«Tm..irf?r<rtT 
 
 fn.-f?frg»». &c. ^of g. of 0. 
 
 WlTHTASDEE, n. WlTHSTANniKO,^. V. V. 9<|j^|^U|Kr, 
 
 rt^irm, &0. m^, srf?RttT^. 
 
 Win.Ess, a. V. Foor.iSH. f?r^5, irfrT^, ^f^^, ^"^f^, 
 
 ^JTTf?T, ftR^IfT. {^\^n 
 
 Witness, n. testimony. ?TT?T/. ^TTPft/. ^f^/. 5^17^/. 
 
 2 one tvho gives testimony, v. Evidence. W^t, ?fT?fr51T 
 
 Tliat has wituc8.>*es or evidence. ?nTT??, ^?lTf?t^ 
 
 3 ,one who sect, one personally present. HTfft, HTfT, ^I^ 
 
 962 WOM 
 
 With a witness, to a great de<free. ^&^, ^^1!^, Q<r, 
 
 2b WiTNE>s, t). a. see ly personal presence, qt^uf, ipq^- 
 flT?TT^-3lt'?f-^Tnt',-virv?Tt^^rf-^^-^H?i-&c. S1|o!-^^6t, 
 yisat?T-Tr^wqH-^V>aTit«-Sigvi?rra-&c. i^ixr in. con. IT- 
 PT?T5^kn.-siFi:?fn. ^fTot g. oj o. 
 
 2 ^(«e evidence of, testify. ^m/-?IT?fr/.-T^t/.-&c, 
 HroT-am 5^ o/o. l^lofo. 
 
 3 ( a bond, &c. ). ?;T?T/.-HIPft/.-T^/-Ac. ^IRo} tft/A 
 To AViTXEss, V. n. tear testimovy.^ give eoidence. ^X^f.- 
 
 m^\f.-&c. TT^-^/Tr. [Ac.fe^^. 
 
 WlTNE-SED,/>. T. V. A. 1. ST?7T?T <nf^^Sr, ??I?rTa qrf^P.SI, 
 
 Witticism, n. witty fintt nee or phrase. nld^-^Ct^-^- 
 
 WiTTiLT, ado. with wit. T^^«n#, T^TRf, tf^qj^un^, gfj;- 
 
 5Ft?tf^ <T5^, &c. 
 WiTTlNoi.y, adv..y. KxOwiNGLT. vJTT'lM, CrnOTn^vT^, ^'t'^' 
 
 JTTH^^, 3ff!Fc?^^lft^', ff5"i5nF, ^^-TT. 
 WiTTV, a.— ofper^oi-:.. Sgf^X Sg^n^, f^lWi^lfTT, *J^r^. 
 
 2— of payings, Ac T^T^, ?f«^, ^flJTf<?r, ^^T^rr^TT, gii'^- 
 
 WizABP. «. V. Maok lAK. ^?qft, %?5j;r5,m, p.^-t, r=i»TifPT, 
 
 Wo, Woe, n. sorroic, v. Atfi.iction. z\^ n. ^,5m. ?i"t^ «. 
 
 2 V. Calamity. J:^ n. 3i5T'<5r »». 3Tf^ n. 
 WoE-BE-GONE. See Afflicted, Sad. 
 W OEFu L, o. »orro(//tt/, V. Afflicted. |:^t, isni'Y, ?^, 51. 
 
 ?^rfj=^rr, If ?TT<?^. 
 
 2 V. CALAuiTort jmnrr, sR'ivniT, f^^fl^T. 
 
 3 wretched, paltry, \. Wobthless. Hr^nj, "fH^. 
 
 W0EFLLKK8<. See 0.'. LAM ITT, MiSERT. 
 
 Wolf, n.— male. wAtm *n. ^^ m.— female. F.i'V?(f. 
 
 The depredations, actiTity, & prowling of wolrea. 
 
 Risnw n. 
 
 The bit infr & tearing of wolves. J^tsn ar5 /, ?tfl^ 
 Hit 01 ^'VlHTlf. 
 
 W. in sheep's rlothinfr, v. ITypocBiTr. 1l <THigi ^|,»tt- 
 
 ^ To have a w. in one's belly. qi^fT «;^TT?=r?r aTOof, 
 Woman, n. female of the human race. tf]t(<^f. ^/ m'T'FT 
 PTMH n. aiiTT/. rn^ po/). sttt/. ^t\ /. 3T«I^r/. ^fjpft 
 
 m /. ^vrofY/. ttjtt/. srfRHT/. Trsrsft/. m^r^Rt /. m^- 
 
 'ff/ '^T^^ /■ 'll'^ Hindus make four divisioDB of 
 Womankind, \\z.^K(^ pop. I^OT, f^f^foft ( also ^T- 
 oft ), 5Jfe^ pop. ^ft^^t"!, ^fwoft /o;). ^^ft^r.— Some 
 fabulous races are, s^m^'^'TT or ^iTn'^/o/J. sipftT, n- 
 tj^^jj^^T, qf^tjft/;o/>. 'T?ft'T. Some terms of praise for 
 Woman, as benutiM and Z«frfy, are, ^iTi=rT/. ^?Tt/!qTnT- 
 
 Hjf. spT^T/. TJToft '". rmr/. § ^^.Z*. ^^nrr /. ?nf;^ /. 
 fH?rf5Pft/ -g^'F^i^frft/. 3^^/. 'rft/. ^?T?it ^/. 
 SH^PSI'l^t/. f5T% «. ^ftTf=T «■ See also under Beavtt. 
 
VOM 9 
 
 ijome terms for a Utile and lovely uonian are, ^m>ff/. 
 ten* eft/. — for a fotsionate aud^ery woman, ^TT^/. 
 HPTr/. TlfW^ /. ^jIT^— for a virtuous and ehatfe 
 %coma» or wife, MrrfilHi/. W?ft/. HTE^t/. ^^^IT / f^- 
 
 ^i^r^/. qfnSim/. f.fiRT/. f^«(^/ ^.^^. ^?^VTfe- 
 
 ?r. — for &fat and bloated Kovian, "eifnTIT/. "^B^^Tn. 
 •Mirtt/. 3r«^ m — (or & fflib-totiffued, chatty and pretty 
 tooman, <fi;v^£t/. ^WHluHit/ Some coutempluous 
 terms for a woman answering to hutty, wench, jade slut, 
 Ac. are, JXlf- ^HTC n. Tf^K w. ^\l.t n. 3^ n. ^5^ «. 
 <tH 1. Some terms oi endearment or courtesy, answering 
 to yood woman, dame, Sfe. are, 3?;3t/. 31^ f. aWpft/. 
 ^T|/. Some terms for a young woman, who has reached 
 OP is reaching puberty, are fT^oft/. JfTt^T /. 5^VT /. *T- 
 «mT/. ^^^\^^Jf. 5^/. <T?T!S(toT/.— for a icowan of 
 mature age, sT.ir/. i^qrHr— for a tall, lanky woman, ^- 
 
 «mio5/. ?iw?Lt/. t^sm "T^t/. • 
 
 A tTArriageable w. q^ r. ^•'Jf. 
 An infirm & ajred w. ^\\\ or ^fKf\/. 
 
 An old w. s^rft/. |5r/— !•■-. qTif<»r f^mftf. am- 
 
 II^TTT/. N. B. lu the Koukan »=^TfTrtt is an aged 
 fntUfto. 
 
 Ayonn{? w. 5^/. 
 
 A clever w. ^r^jft/. 
 
 A kept w. V. MiSTBMS. U^f. rwf. 
 
 A married and unwidowed w. fiWff^^ fop. ^in^Hui 
 or ?ft^ or SgrWT/. ^ItF*?^/. 3df"W^/. 3T^ /. 3?- 
 
 |irgwiw>r/. wt^'ft/ n^^r/. ?r«WT /. sftwprfif /. 
 
 A resptictable w. TT^/. 
 
 Doings and Koin^rs of woman. fit^9 n. 
 
 OW woman's ( remedy, connsel, wisdom, Ac. ). ^m- 
 
 ^rnfNr ?<fm»i.-r^«JK«i-»rH55?i/.-^t'?''r»i.-5f^ /.-Jtc.Ac. 
 
 Old women, gener. STnrt^T^/. f /. 
 
 Son of an unmarried woman. VPftT, ^-^JIM^T. 
 
 That quarrels with all— a w. 3i»|^pz, 3r»isni/. 
 
 The women and children (of a household, Ac.). ifHT- 
 ^Pjat «. p/. Ctinit'? n. > /. 
 
 Vice or fault in woman. ^lO^^vi n. 
 
 Woman's man. For this formation, and for the 
 similar formations, eotqvean, smock-dangler, lady's man^ 
 gossiper, mtts, sardanajalts. tfc. 'Ife. some equivalent 
 formations are. UTT^srUT, ^WT, UTT^^, iHlrVI, ^\- 
 
 S female attendant. ». 31 a ID. ffTf^ /. flf^ pop. Bf - 
 
 ¥t»f/. ^<rft/ qfr^fr^/. 
 
 S— in comp. WP^/ ^p'tT / M fWPft milk-woman. 
 WoMiK-BAnB, •!. HiMWWJI, i<^Wf»Tr, #^A 
 WoMiv-aooD, ». ^rqv'hm «•• l<h0TT m. iftH^ «. l^tj^f 
 «ii. ;>/. if ?<f n. ifVI M. 
 
 Won Aif-Ki]>D, *. ^ro^t'fr "sm/ tifrjnfi^/ inr*i /. pi. 
 WoMtv-Buucp, «. ift^m, i^tw^, wKHn, 
 
 Won amir, •. femimne. WW^t^, l(t^r *r ft|^<fr, ^«^- 
 
 J -WON 
 
 2 effeminate. JIT^m, iH^^m, TtWT, ^im^, "Hint, ^3- 
 
 Of w. understanding, ^(t^^. 
 WoMAFLY, a. JccOTwi'fiy tcomon. qi^'PRr 'fl^-ST^^, ^« 
 
 Womb, n. uterus. i\Z n. ^ f. »IhI?T'^w. ^'^V m. '\mVJ- 
 ST n. «FT^ »». 1^ w. 55H^ w.— in contempt, 4c. ^T^; JT 
 n. For the purification, impregnation, Ac. of the Wcnib, 
 for the purification of the foetus, for the facilitation cf 
 delivery, and for the preservation, from niahgn influ- 
 ences, of the puerperal woman, Bome of the numcrotis 
 ceremonies observed are, ar^^RITT «. a^^^Tin^T pep. 
 «n3tnS ft. ait^ ^m n. »1»T?«inT n. j^f^ n. ^re^ftt^R »• 
 < nH«TN< H n. ?vrR «. 
 A bearing w. ^T^fft ^f- 
 
 Ceremonies and rites for the purification of the w. 
 — compreh. fl?ra>^TT m. 
 
 To drop the w. m'TOfrJf, »TPT m. V^lH-Z]^^, IIH- 
 zS[ or ITTS^ or ntH^OT or ^Ijioi, i^jaf »«. Z'^A. 
 
 Won, /». v.V. A. 1. fsPF-^^r, f^JT^ il^r'.t^, Ac.fJifT, fqf^n. 
 
 To AVOSPEH, V. n. le affected ly surj.rise. ^K?^PC »i.-3n*?«l- 
 n.-f{^7^ n.-afT^Hw.-sr^im^ »n.-&c. "P^ot-JTI^oi or, intcrte- 
 
 ly, ^R«ff, ^iTrF.R^, ^ntn '^Z n. ^J?.6i, 
 WoKDEB, n. — the emotion. atniT'f «• 3T^^ «»• ff^T •». 
 f^i( n. 3R J?fT^ m. 3lir*rm. 
 2 a w. a wonderful thing, a marvel. ^Hr^K »». 5Hl*;'J 
 
 1/. 'I'Trl'rtt/. I^f /• — as a term or desipiiation for a 
 person of surprising abilities, or of marrellout explo- 
 its, and as agreeing in the general scric with nn,star. 
 luminary, constellation, parogen, one of He wondas of 
 the world, 4'^- S'^- *<""« renderings are, 3l«?T^»l w. flt- 
 n ". fT3i:q^ m. tjl fl. jfTfTT m. <Mh1|TT w. ST'Sm ». 
 
 To do wonders. Corresponding to this phrase in its 
 comprehensive sense, and especially with ironical im- 
 plication, ore several words and phrases. They in - 
 Tolvc in their particular variations the general power 
 of the English phrases, To do mighty thtngs, to aehitte 
 prodigies, to make a noise in the world, to set the Thames 
 en fire, ^c. fi^t^^q m. flT^, aRR^m. «Tof, .-j^^ m. ^- 
 
 •r Wf^, mH/..im/-?ifin^f/. Ac. ^'i, v^ n .<ir%/.- 
 ^ w.-MTflf-Ac. nr^w^r, »i»ra ^\i «. i f ^|3r, rn^n •». 
 
 «r?rT^"t ^«i, «j^ / w^^t-qnoi, in*i\if. tr f»«virrft / 
 //. wf«r-<Jiiot, «noft ". "iiait, ^lim qi*fT w.-^tbt ■«.- 
 Ac. a(»r«»^,»qTf!w!m»i.-?i"tn'mm.-Ac. v^.vr, fnr.u.;/«;» 
 
 A wonder lasts ( but) nine Aajn. mn\^ ^W f^t^T. 
 Wonsini-tTitrK, a. B9 cr ^, ^«wj^,'4Hf ,?»^f*H, ^f^?t, 
 
"WOO 
 
 964 
 
 WOK 
 
 To be w. <fr?f<T ^R n. qrawf. 
 WoNDEB-wonKixo, a. fsTsT^T. 
 WoNDEBFUL, WoNDEHOus, a. that excites surprise. ^ptTPFT- 
 
 ft«F, arr^nrf ^, H^r^r^n, =EmrqrRT=qT, f^?»T^^, sppj^jjt^t, 
 
 &c. :t^i^, TTr'3T-^3^-^5r=5-&c. 5rKT??r3iTiTT-BR^-&c. 3TT- 
 
 ^rmrq-^, 3TT?T, 3T^fi 5[^T?TT^, fsRJTTqsp. As there are- 
 numerous English words used to convey the general 
 sense tconder-exciting, and used without great; strict- 
 ness; so likewise are there in Mardikl. Corresponding 
 then with stranije, surprising, astonishing, amazing, 
 admiralle, marvellous, stupendous, prodigious, Sfc. the 
 following Mardihi words and phrases are collected 
 hero. 3T3nr, ar^sn", 3Toft^R?T, SRIST, ST'^R, STT^, ST^- 
 
 Very w. H^TrT. 
 
 WONDEKFULI.T, AVOSDEBOUSIT, «(f». T. A. ^JTrFTT-HT?!-- 
 
 Htvf-&c. 4<k«i rfec/.-^JTTnflTT rf«cZ.-?rrT^r decl.-&c. 
 
 WONDEllFULSE^, «. V. A. fJ^c^'mT »». ^[5^1^ /. 3T^'rf /. 
 
 To Wont, To he wont, v. To Use. ?f^/. 3T^of. 
 Wonted, a. v. Customaky. f?R^?Tn?T, ft^T^T^, ==11?!^^, 
 
 HlfJr^^lrfl'qT, &C. 
 To Woo, «. a. court, solicit in love. rlVIK'MI ^^-f^«)l^^- 
 
 «?R'jf-!ftf?T/. -^JT n.-n\^ m.-^^r{T f.-&c. «l*(<'i-ril«(<'<<I^T 
 
 Woon, »i. c^^ n. ipTTT «• ?r^ /. 
 
 Bundle or load of w. ?5t^*rnT ««. 
 
 Dust or powder of worm-eaten w. 5^ m. f'Rf'RTT m. 
 
 Fragrant w. n^T^^ »• 
 
 Green w. ari^'PT^ *»• 
 
 Heart or core of w. JTTT «». 
 
 Hewer of w. H'MrtiK or asOrfilH. 
 
 Jungle or common w. ( i. e. not teak, &c. ). ^T^oS- 
 
 Light and flimsy w. ^ n. 
 2/ores^!R«. 5pTn. sfnrS n. TT^/. 3ntJ?T «. K^f. 
 TR n. JpfHR «. ^m^T ?«. r^r^T ». n^ n. ^^ m. aT7<t/. 
 
 Pambling in woods. «milil/. 
 
 Skirts of a w. g^fff «. 3T^g^ n. 
 Wood-apple, «.— the tree. ^Z\f. ^F^/ flifT?^ m.— the 
 
 fruit. wM n. sFftTc'<T n. 
 Wood-cut, «. wfiPfr^ ^Rr5?5 f^ «. 
 WooD-cuTTEK, M. ?5if SrTreqT, TR<?rf5Tr, t^^FS^FWC- 
 WOOD-DEINK, n. Ht^ST^T ^IJT »». *IH'T;«ITT »». 
 
 Wooded, o. ^frif^r, ffTsMt 5^, f ?TJT«r,|?Tsry. 
 
 Wooden, a. made, c^-c. of wood. ^r+iMI, &c. 3t^, IH^- 
 
 WooD-nousE, «. place where tcood is kept.^'iujj^^^r^i- 
 
 J?TNt-&C. ^']^f. r5tf I^HT m. BW.l^J^ m. 
 WoOD-LAHD, n. land on vhich trees grow. ^%^K or f^WTRW. 
 
 n. <Mm1M1!1/. 
 Wood-lark, n. the pyramid-crested w. ^fitss 1 
 WooD-JiAU, n. forester. n^«Kft, H^TT. 
 AVooD-MOSOEK, n. tt-oo(f seller. H^i^iTT, Rt^ 
 
 W00D-^TMPH, W. ^^t/. !R'^rlT/. 
 
 AV'OOD-PECKEB, n. — the bird. ^nM. m. <hl'y*t>2 m. 
 WooD-PiOEOs, n. ^]H^\<^\ m. 
 WooD-soEHEL, n. ^"FT »«• — yellow, arf^rfft/. 
 Wood-work, «. ( of a house ) 3t^fr ^FW «. ffNt ». pi. 
 WooDixEss, n. V. A. 2. cr^/. ?rrikT »i. 1^*1 1 fV^ ». f . 
 
 3 3TT5/. [ *1WM«. 
 
 WOODT, o. of or lelonging to wood. ?rf*3NI, «FT13T^, ai*?;^. 
 
 2 abounding with wood. ^>T?ft, ^r^'t^TT, ^niloE, f^H»T,|- 
 
 Zfilrous, stringy. v»TT"^, ^!lffe'7. [ Ac. 
 
 Wooer, n. Wooikg, ;?. a. v. V. r^m^^n ^-if^ 3TT^^ ^^'mrr. 
 Woof, n. threads that cross the warp. ^ptT m. JiTTT m. >Rwt 
 
 «. 3TTIf^ «. 3TT??'JT n. 3Ttf<frii:/. 
 To close the w. ^z^f. H)<.«r, 
 
 2 See Texture. 
 Wool, «. «q/lf hair of sheep. KHFTorf!!^/. ^^ or ^ f. 
 
 groTT /. HI^IH «. 
 
 Great cry and little w. T^^TJT/. 
 
 2 «'oo7ira (7o<4. qiH^TT m. gforf /. 
 Wool-comber, n. ffnF? f^^JTOTRT m. f^^i(\ »». 
 Woollen, a. consisting, Sfc. of wool, r^pj^ or Hl^O, fft<F« 
 
 ft^, ?5T5?T, "Thrift, ^of, aiit'W, ^T^THT, ?!tHn. 
 WooLLEK, «. tcoollen garment. <T3,ii^?TT »». «Rrrft% ^^ n. ?5f- 
 
 W00LLEN-CIX)TIT, W. SPfm/. f^Mt ^FH «• 
 
 AVooLLT, a. consisting, cjc. of wool, v. WOOLLEN. fifiSfl'^j 
 
 2 resemlling wool. rti*^'«i^<<(i, ^"T?^?!, ^"if^. 
 Word, «. a «inyZe component pari of speech. T^^m. i^n. ^- 
 =q'^ n. ^ n. 
 
 Acceptation of a w. ^Tiil^^liy^T n. 
 
 At, in, &c. every w. H<(l4^. 
 
 Force or power of a w. ^zsjijf^f. 
 
 I/OW, vulgar, or filthy w. •■S<T5[1S^ «i. 3T^T?TT n. 
 
 Primitive or simple w. 315T^^^ or CHdlMiUJlI n, 
 
 Sadical form of a w. ^^Tr^f. 
 
 Sense or meaning of a w. ^9^4 m. 
 2 discourse, talk, language. ^\E,^ n. ^T^m n. ^f. >^3 
 m. ^^f ^R w. [ ^TW^ n. 5?f^/. 
 
 Ill words, bad words. aTTTTTOT n. |'VrniI«.|?f^^»». 5- 
 
 Of few words. 3Trq*rr!lt, fH^TTTift, 3^?^^. 
 
 War of words. ^T^5 ». ^I+*)MIH m. V*?^? ♦•. 
 
 Waste of words. ^TTiqq- m. 
 
 W. in season. :j-IH*R-*(^H «. 
 
 W. of mouth. <lt3^^T5ft/. W^SvH'll'ft/. ^J%^ '^mv\ n. 
 8 a word ; a sgllable, a sound, an utterance, — with neg. 
 implic, ^spR^STOT. fspirt. il«. 'Ert^«- f'^fM. 3?Wrt- f 1. 
 
VI GR 
 
 4 T. PaOitisE, AFFiKMATiOa. ^^f^ n. TI^/. 
 Of one w. As good as one's w. Xc. ^^^nY, *<HNI. 
 To falsify one's w. HirllJVt/". 'Pt't, <l<lHI*0^t ^^t, f^- 
 
 To make good one's w. jjwrfpir ^t^ «. f^^H ^ot, 
 d'SfHir^ w.-SlffT|ITyfrlMlrf'T «.-Ac. !ROt. 
 
 5 f^Mo/, token, order, v. Command, Iutimatios. ^/. 
 from the English word is in common use. ^pTTl/. ^n. 
 
 6 tiding; account*, v. News. «(MMt/- ^tihH n. ?^«R/. 
 
 7 words; sharp or high language^ v. AtTEBCATiOS, 
 
 WkaXOLIXG. UatlH/. tlflTTrt/ ^t^f. ^^Zf. !F5E5FoE 
 
 /. ^«c/. f ^^ «. fJrcqt fir^/. ». ^ with ^, ^- 
 TI^'T*. f^«('l«l?I«^ m. 
 
 A good word. See Pbaise. 
 In a word, in brief, ^^pii or ^. 
 To WoBD, t>. a. exprett in icordt. sft^Sf, tTWH ^I^^, *^- 
 
 WOBDINESS, «. V. A. ^IKftl^aK M. ^H^^TTrfloE »l. ^S^TlfvigF^ 
 
 n. ^isrrrfr^T n. 
 
 WoBDiso, n. V. V. ^le^T^TT/. ;n«^r3rn/. *it3ftc^rt/. 
 
 WoBOTjii.ufin^ many tcordt^ containing many tcordt,terho*e. 
 tT«7f^¥l<l-m, ;iI*iMlr^l*l-m, 5(l*^rf«IW«TT^T, Mlr^IfifT^, 
 
 To WOBK, ». a. form by labor, manufacture, malce. ^^, ^- 
 IW, ^^T^, «T^TT-f<T5-&C. iBTof, <?fn»im m. ^m. 
 2 produce, effect, bring about. ^t^T, «FTir»t, Ul^'if , Mi<^- 
 
 y ^ay, manage under it* proper action. s^HKwif /wp.^TT- 
 ^, ^fj^fl-Kii, ll'Wwi, •m?'.'!"'!, ^«E^. 
 4 siai* /o Kork, put to labor. ^JTTT-^.Iflffl-'BI'fr-'PlHI^' 
 -♦IHUMI'^-Ac. »ji'HOl-^i«ii/i, ^:t«T n. 'Sf^-'^VT ^^r ui/A 
 qr^ o/ o. ^M4UI, THWI, «H»im>/|, ^"TT'St. 
 
 To w. hard. ^?raSr, ^% n. pi. ^^TJEwt, ^\l^ or ^•SP^ui 
 
 ©r g^a'i, 5^Tit, *Ji*uJ, tji««i<i*r, "^^ruin, rmnoi, •thtw. 
 
 eof, i|KT m. qi;^OI, if?irOTt, ^<t vnOT, zW m. pi. 5t^ 
 
 «^, m^iSr, sT^iot, TT^for, TTTiT »». *i«iJi-^ra«i, art- 
 
 6 See To Eudsoideb. 6 See To Solve. 7 out;— in 
 arithmetio.f^fv^, TTOT, WTT^/. «Toi ^. o/ o. 
 
 8 np ; T. To Excite. %^^, «r^^, ^W^Eof, ffwlT^ft/. 
 
 9up;Jre**,beatmp,knead, compound. ^^TT^, W^TOT, 
 
 To work oneself into the faror of. TT^M flTT^, 
 T» WoBK, r. n. lahor, tod. fW«i, *m •. WT, n^, Hf^t 
 
 ( You, he, Af.) ran work (for ft lirelihood). ( i^wi ) 
 
 lie that works shall eat. n%f» ^ 11%^, *fW? ^ J^t 
 >« m MtiM cr iMtioH, t. To Act. ^W^T, f1V«i, trpt. 
 
 965 WOB 
 
 9 ferment. ^T^t ( as KOT HoW* *?nl, ^^ sRtfft, ?^- 
 
 To w. and heavo ( in the stomach ). v. To Hkavl. 
 Ito&Hotdl, 7H5Eof, impers. 
 
 4 on ; in ; operate, Sfc. v. To Act, mrt<S|, ^TiJ^ ^1^, <?I- 
 
 To w. upon, persuade craftily. H'«?^. 
 
 5 act internaUy ; — physic, &c. ^d*J*3|, ^S^of, ^I?t=^ 
 
 6 fis,'. ireic. fT^it, f^^T. 
 WoBK, n. employment, occupation, something to do, v, BuFi- 
 
 || KES8. sprK'i. ^T^n. ^m w. tj^OT. 5?Tr<TKm. «FT^ n.^ n. 
 || f;m»m/. ^nrPt<t/. %^^ n. — compnh. tcork and huti- 
 jl ness, +IH*i31 n. ^TK^T^ m. "Frntr^HR «. 
 I A w. of difficulty or labor. JtTT^jf n. 
 
 r A tough w. or job. ^*.'^>H n. 
 
 A petty w. ^^irr JV-iJN ^m ««. t *^''' 
 
 i Boring w. business or operation of boring ioltt. f^- 
 
 Coarse or common w. ^[3<Fm n. 
 i Fit for coai-se or common w. ^rsiinft or wn. 
 
 Fine w. w. of delicacy. Jfl^ ^fm ff. 
 li Odd or occasional w. F^f. W.vi f. <^«{t^ ^p\^ n. 
 
 ! Servant of all w. jppirft or >7n, ipij^ift. 
 
 ; 2 exertion of strength, toil, V. Lauob. H^J^/. iii»I w. 
 ! ^ w. iTnm?T/. ^«T m. 
 
 W. without wages or remuneration. \zf. ft*!TT «»• 
 
 !j lt»lTT/.W^/-— compreh. %?ttPTTT /. ^^f^ToSTm.— person 
 
 I pressed to do such work, ^OTT, ^TT^ or ipTrft, ^T'S^. 
 
 To pay one for w. iTpT?r/.-iT?Tmf?/. ^-'5^«'r. 
 
 3 /Aa< w/iicA is made or done. ^TK ». «Fl'i^ «. IsA n. %i- 
 
 oft/. ^rJI ". ^ «• fsp^/ frfH/. 
 
 Destructive or injurious w., sad pioce of w. 3Mi^ «". 
 1 awktcard performance, bungle. ^S(^m'^\s\\%\M n. TTIT- 
 CT^H n. 3tT<i|«H>m fi. >ii«2?<f>i»i ». 
 5 composition, book. WJ m. <TO^; n. 
 V. Embboicebt. %V]^ m. 5^/. 5nF<TT«. *Wlft/. 
 Pictorial or figured w. f*Kl«r/.— to adorn with it 
 I PKruJ t. [ JVf »• 
 
 7 religious act, external performance. ^ n. ftWT/. V- 
 A good w. W^ n. ^^ «. "rt^ff ». *Mfi?^ «. »I5- 
 
 A man rich in good works, jnr^. 
 Abandonment of works and rites. ^jfiqiT «". 
 An evil or ba<l w. y^ n. jqsil n. 3T^HViT or VW n. 
 Eiact in tins discharge of religious works, ^jfs, *^- 
 
 Neglectful of works. ^»f«nr, V^^f, 
 Keward of good works, ^oq^fl ». 
 Kich in goo<l works. f>^V>'"* !{'''• 
 Way of salTation by works. C^HT w.— one who 
 seeks salvation by it, vf<n^f. 
 Worship or MrTiee by works, ^frinmr/. 
 
WOB 
 
 966 
 
 8 works ; fortifications. fR?;^/. 
 WottK-FELLOvv, n. spTTHr^, 'F^'i'^. 
 
 WOHK-FOLK, "VVORK PEOPLE, n. T. LaBOKEB. iJilR^O' »». fl. 
 
 WOEK-MAN, n. arliji:er, Sfe. *|R«K or ^ftlTT cr ^RTltT, 
 Awkward, uuskilful w. ^ra?I«rt, ^\^r\%^^^^\, 
 Koujrh, coarse w. tra^qj, «:T^^q^T, tTH^.'iTT, «r^^- 
 
 Bad workmen find fault with their to.olB. HT^t ^^- 
 
 ^r ^i^^ arfTJT ^rt^FS, Tf'^t kvw air^ff ?5i^. 
 
 WOKK-MAN-LIKE, Wokk-mani.t, a. — perforinauce, &c. ^^- 
 WOEK-MAN'SHiP, n. sTcill of ihfi icorker. ^V\ f.''A%^'A f.^VU- ' 
 
 2 fornij/anJiion, ^c. of an article tcrouglit. ^Ti't/. ^I- 
 
 oft/. m^^nf. ^vn\^^f. ^.^jf. 
 
 3 ilAiny worked, qsoi/. sproft/. ?;f?r/. q^^/. 
 
 WOUK-SUOP, WORK-YAKD, &C.V. ^Tt5r iJO/). ?fT5E/. *H<qHTff». 
 
 f^?r n. fjfTrqnRf/. 
 Work-woman, n. ^;rf\W.f(^f- f^«J<'I-*IH q^^rft THT^/. 
 Worked, /j. v. V.A. 1. %^sr, s^irrfjt, ^5^?jt, &c. 
 
 4 TPTT^r ?Ii"5Ii^, ^"?5r^?IT, TI'<4?5HT, ^FR^sr. 
 8 %TI?%?^, ^r^5I^?IT, &c, 
 
 W'OEKER, «. Working,/?, o. v. V. A. 1. ^^RT, ^^uiKI , &c. 
 
 2 T^TTT, ^FT^TJIRT, qS^iTRT, &c. 
 
 3 ^qi^smm, ^PTT'TTtr, ^^^J^RT, Ac. 
 
 4 5FiHra?^T5rDT!U, ^sfoiin, TT5i;r'nm, Ac. 
 
 V. V. N. 1. ^s<Jii<l, ^iqorrCT, &c. ^tqr ( in comp. &B n- 
 
 n wnr, &c. ). 
 
 2 =5JT?50Trn, %cEiIRT, &c. ^STT^HT, '^^^ 
 
 3 ^DTRT, 3fl'F5^iIT'if, "Pfi'PS'mtT, &c. B«rf?ftri or ?rt<T, 
 Working, n. v. A'^. A. 1.— ac^. ^ot n. ^Sr »- &c. 
 
 2 ^^ «. TT^ ». ^m^ n. &c. 
 
 3 sfrrm «.. =^^?iiif «. ^oi^ «. &e. ' 
 
 4 ^HTTTH ^rsf'if ». «riM^"l n. ^PT^ n. &c. 
 
 7 ^TT?rtJi n. &c. ^Xl^zf 
 
 8 %^iT<JI «. ^ra^m fl. Ac. ^T^T^mF^T^/. 
 
 9 ^H^tTf n. &e. ^ITI?/. JT^IRPT/. JTTTHfT/. 
 
 T. V. N. 1. wm n. TT5;ot «. &c. ^T m. HSdRIrt/. ^JRT «. 
 
 2 ^ROT n. ^5CDT n. &c. ^S'^R^/. ^rl^t|rl*l ». %55 n. 
 «TNR "». 
 
 3 ^»rJt n. pTPtTH^ n. &C. 
 
 4 ^P^OT n. &c. si(iHl< »». 
 
 I. ( ill the stomach ) ivorhing and heaving, ^m^ «i, ^- 
 
 PTRTT w S'Hrar wi. 3^T5ft/ 3^TT?T w. 
 WoRKiSO-ct.OTiiKs. n. ojp. to holiday clothes, Ac ^^RT <Tt- 
 
 q^ n. /jZ. ^^ ?# " ; I. VTS5r?ft or tl«l?ft/. 
 Working-man, «. JT^T^nt, ^msp^. [fij^spw. 
 
 World, n. y. r^ivEBSE. ^»I^/>^/). vTn n. n^i n. W^«TT?rM. 
 
 WOB 
 
 Creator of the w. winf^r^r. 
 
 Destruction of the w. vi»if?^ m. vm^«. smf^mn. 
 JIaterial'w. — viewed as illusory aud unreal. *lT«ii^^n. 
 Soul of the w. univenal tpirit. t\^ n. vfJI^Ifur ♦«. W- 
 
 To the w.'s eud. ZK[^^, 
 
 2 a -v.tt jiarticular port.ou of the univerte. *R^«. Fil<5«. 
 Of or belongiu*^ to the other w. 'IRt^it:?.'?, HRf^^, 
 
 Of or belonging to this w. ^^fsp^F, \f^m. 
 The other or next w. <TT?5t^ m. tR^ «. q^;=ariif<I/. 
 This w. ^ S i^ )». f^PF m. 
 
 Tiie three worlds. Kt'iMH^MIHI?! «. fiij^^ n.ii3l«|«I- 
 «. ^1^51^ fi. c^r^^iq n. ^^^5l?T n. frlMlnls in. 
 
 3 terrestrial glole, -v. Eaetu. v^q «. *n»i^ m. ?Wlt/. T- 
 ^ jfT^r or l^TT »». 
 
 That has seen the w. SIRT ^<^<-5 "Tftift h?I^?IT. 
 To have the wide w. before one. illTt^nT/ ji. jfw- 
 5^7 SfRIot j». con. 5^f^?IT/. jA. MVf,vA\ 3Riot in. ccn. 
 
 4 mundane e.vitlence, mortal state. ^^?!1^««. ^S(^I'+«IWm. 
 iJf"^r^<Y-&c. sr^rt/. fl^^fR «». fl^frT/. *l^iw. »J?ri!F^TO »». 
 
 5 «ec!/Zar or pvllic life, v. Lira. ?j«R m. Rq-^T «. ?iflR- 
 JTPf »«. f?tf«F^ »?». lT|fTTKT'? m. ^^^■^\i[ m. SJ^frT/. ^7^]- 
 
 In the w. and in retirement. v»pfijj'5fr, Hl4iirilJ<^t?T. 
 
 To go or come down in the w. ^rsR^. 
 
 To make a noise in the w. — ironically, ^in^/. ^■ 
 
 ii^-"Traoi, f^yrR?ft/. pi. ?5T^-<ir?wr. 
 
 6 — as considered as a scene or system of businesg and 
 pleasures. *Rm. H^q-j«. HT^i'pn. *RaRTT m. ^f^^JP:n. 
 *rrf^r?5 n. M]^^V in. jf^Rq^ n. »TRn^r?7 n. TTRTT^^ n. 
 KT«fr?«RiHR m. f^tT^TvTW n. f^qqqTHI m. ORtlTlTqiTT m. t- 
 VW^% n. B'BRl^Tf m. 5:^«T»R «»• [«5«miB». 
 
 Abandonment of worldly affectiors and possessJone. 
 
 Dead to the w. Weaned &e. from the w. Eenouncer 
 ofthe w. ^fttp^Tp, f^^ f^^, ar^'Jff, f^'5*T, ?!WI?*t, 
 
 Deadness to the w. Indifference fo the w. Weancd- 
 ness from the w. f^qin'^ «. \^-n «• f^wnf^i^/. 
 f^^/. f?Tfrr/."^?PT «. fJi¥^ «.— as produced for » 
 short time by the sight or thoii.''ht of death, &c. m- 
 
 Death-bed renunciation of the -^v. aJMi'H^IW m.v.^. 
 
 Sick of the w. HWii'fl', H^M, »<<i^W. 
 
 Snares of the w. fascination or fetters of Ulttsory 
 object*. Pftf^TPIn. Jfr^nw*. ^\^\^''^.n. TIBTTr^r ^^X3.m. 
 
 That has worldly ties and engagtments. ^2r.^f?(r_ 
 
 To carry on the -^ . provide for the daih; taants. ^tX^. 
 ft?T^ «J.-ir<i^fH^rf wi.-spR?^"T m.-^X^.%l^ n.-&c. ^.l^. 
 
 To keep one's self unspotted fi om the w. arffW Kf- 
 
 To renounce or abandon the w, ^^'IRT ot,-^^ m. 
 
»WOB 
 
 967 
 
 WOR 
 
 7 mankind^ all human beinfft. 3Til». pff^ «. ^/. 5pn»T^«i. 
 fl. 3TT;7JT/. aHItlH^H'n/. 5^^ or ^■^mf. ^rirft/. 51- , 
 
 H «. iKzu^ n. aiT^n <mT ^rm/. jj 
 
 Adorable by the w. m1J|^<], |] 
 
 In the mouth of the whole w. f^wUfflH^. | 
 
 Life of the w. ^*!«fl^^ *. ii 
 
 Light of the w. ^iTT^? m. |j 
 
 S^vation of the w. 3f'|^^R m. 
 
 SaTiour of the w. ^TH^^K w. [rt aTTTT f^5. 
 
 We should do as the w. around does. ^\^ ^ffY?? 
 
 8 manners of'mfit, practice of life, r^t'prtffl/. ^^f\fH /■ 
 
 fSt^^T^m 01. ^r+iJ--»K "». 3THIT-^TT "». Ij 
 
 Couformed to the w. SWT^^IfT. I 
 
 W. turned upside down. ^'STT^ or ■i-*,^ jf^TT/. ;i 
 To turn the w. upside down — fig. and irouically. f^- ] 
 
 The w. is t urned upside down. ^ fT^, "kv^J TT^^H 
 
 9 • yreal multilude or quantify. Ull m. q^»T m. inrJ". 
 HTTT m. ?nT^ m. 
 
 VOBLDLISESS, «. r. A. 2. ♦i«HI*J-«0 ^ft /. 5tM-MI*<-«f1 
 
 ^r/. srr^^/. 5n^^5/. rf=»r^^/. rprr^f^r/. 
 
 "WORLDUSO. fl T. WOBI.KLT, Se>»L'AI.. fiR'fT, STT^fltR-JT- | 
 
 WosLDLT, a 0/ or hdonginj to thit teorld • temporal, ^e. v. 
 Secct.AK. HWTT in coinp. ITT^ in comp. «nm^T, JH^- I 
 
 ^, r^r'K^, ^imnrmf^, 4c. ^^Tft, h^\(\%, ^^^^- j 
 
 JI^, ^fiCT, <IT«I. ;! 
 
 W. affairs, w. business. ?nTTT«. JTT^w. ♦<H4I^H»«. ' 
 
 W. bonds, w. fetters, T. AVoBi.D. 3linNTrm. Hmnw. 
 3 detotedto thi* troil.l, earthly, carnal, ^e. v.Sk.nsual. ] 
 
 jrnft, sn^^f^, uv'jif^, M-iNifin*, VM^<H, ft^<f!, fT7«n- 
 r^=^i^'ii», r^:^r«i5, j^-^i*^ry, ?TFi\^<??r, ^^iKirfJ^^. 
 
 WoiLULT-lillfUKD. See WOHLDLf. 
 
 VoiLDLT-iri.,!, a. *i«l<irK^4l-*C. sni^VII, WfilOv, fl'flH- 
 
 CTT, Hirrrfspft, wTw^irfrr^. 
 
 WOBLOLT-WISr OM, «. fllTtTfrmil. M(f|l'flM<l. ««lP*J1I^»l. 
 
 WoBH, «.— the animal. ftlTin. f^^JPn. ^X^«. fVIVI?! 
 n. fifHm. \%^ vuly. ^»f w ^^ai. ^M. ^ft^^w. 
 Aflert«rd with worms, ^tft. 
 ComMioii earth w. ^r|<n. ifCfX or it^M. ^^^IM. 
 
 ^Rir« fwft»i. ?^^r«i. fnr^fli. 
 
 Intestinal round w. Teret. =3H»«. 
 llirraii like w. found in rirers, Ae. >ij pop. nnm. 
 Working of wonnsf in the bowels) apft't ^.m pl.v.f^. 
 W. with two heads or mouths. J^n. tftrxm. 
 Wormrj majfoti, mtki, ^c— gcner. <!!/ ffT^'f/. 
 
 Worms, &c. compr. h. ft)3T'l7^T?T»». 
 
 AVonns, or flatulence oorasioned by worms. ^ or 
 
 Whi-«(I7^^^»». ^m;^«. ^fwi?>T*«. ^f*i<Y»if». ^firm. 
 
 ^fn^rrlW or f^.^HW.5dn. 
 
 To h.-»ve w. al the root, — riches, fame, &c. ^tj/. PSf- 
 »m ( flS?H-&c. ), ^la^/. ?.7m (i\^3f,t€-&c.), fHKi or 
 M'ffw c^ri^ in. con. 
 WoBM-EATEy, a. fcs^CT, f^^^, f^JfTTTT, fips^, f^ET^trTT. 
 
 fimn t!,m. sri7, ^"^iR^r, j^tt'tt, ^«;^t, PP3OTn?5riT. . 
 
 To be w. fq>5^o5 1, r^FSot, miH. 
 WORM-WOOD, n. ^|^JTT».i. 
 
 WoRMT, a. V. N. f«Fw;^, Ac. ^f*rJT«r, 'j^iJT^, ?;finrf?, 
 
 WoE.N, ;>. V. V. A.l. ftr?^%^,&c.5r^, 3iT3,^^f^, sf^of , 
 W. and wasted, v) ^c. 
 To bj w. fi-r. qJI^ , 'FT^srof. 
 
 2 3Ttn;^C ^H^PTT, Tfr^JR f.3t?T, &C. ^f^. 
 
 3 ^f^i^%^, ma^i^. 
 
 7 TTHPTI^ ^TT $:3=7T, 'TRvftxjf, ifl'I^^T, 'fl'lltOH. 
 WORBIED, p. T. V. 1. nrt<Tr|SI ^ftt^-^n^ST, &C. 
 
 2 giWlr91, >Ti#5^, >Sc. T^ST. 
 WonBiEK, n. WoEEYUvo, p. o. T. V. 1. ffrirnijT ^imTT.'. 
 
 s?r%^r'TRT, &c. 
 2^n5r?iT. 
 
 To W> RiiV, V. a. tecr and mangle. <Tyy^iyT- 'H<f> l |H -Ac. 
 
 si!im-ir3t, nnT?fn/-'!T[iP?rT?/.-Ae. jRoi-JTisSr^'. ofo. 
 
 H'^%in. /)/.-r7Ti% m pi Sic. ^■^\vi\■^;]^ y. 0/0. JSIT- 
 S^l/.-5!TT??tl/.-;^5?fi1l/. sf?^ y. q/o. 
 2 haran, toniient, \. To Tkask. SSvt, qt^, On^, 
 jrTT3n»/.-3iinfll V"- ^^ 9- oj 0- ^^'[f- ll- ^TRIOI with 
 ^ ofo. 
 
 To w. to death, fjiirrfn arff^f or 37nfiyn^ trraor 
 
 WopHE, a</p. V. A. I. 3f*n5 ^ "illJfPT-^ntJT-Ac. aflfs^- 
 
 Worse, a. wore ^aJ or fn7. 3Tf«J^-f^^-Ac. VT^, J^^TT. 
 
 2 «iore $ick. 3iTf«rqK-<S •. 7r»ft-Ae. 
 WoBSiiiP, «. rcligiauB hfir,e,aJiration. ^^^^/.(p^^n.TnRti. 
 
 couipreh. cr gencr. V -^^"J^R n. 
 
 Full, complete w. 'tTJ^^r/. 
 
 Mental w.HlTH^T/. 
 
 Object of w. TTT?^, 
 
 Stated w.— conipre!i. VMHMil f. 
 
 Vessels and other necessaries of w. ^«pnfT/. 5Wi'- 
 «iff n. pi. ^"Sirr^TT m. ;I. ^^^f^ n. 
 
 W. among MuhammadanR. STKHT/. 
 
 W. at the three piriods. ?t«TT/. [f^infB/. 
 
 W. by chanting pi.iisc*, reciting names, &c. of. ^- 
 
 W. from fear, ^^^'^i [op. »T^ Hf«K/. 
 
 W. from lovo, faith, Ac. »r»Hf5»> /)«;». »Tnr»Tfw/. 
 
 2— tbctiilcofhouor. -^-JiTn, ^^t^or 5, ?3^nrn,f»r- 
 
VOB 
 
 Tour w. 3moi, ^imjimq m.pl. wm. 
 
 Tour worship'B STT?^. 
 To WOESHIP, V. a. adore. T^fo^, ^nrSf, 3?^, gqmu j, STRT- 
 
 tTot, ^5r, %^^, f.^^ w.--^ /.-Tsi^r n.-TfeZ-sTRnr- 
 
 STT/.-3T#Hl/.-3T%H «.-:rTRRT/.-&c. ^Rwfy. o/o. 
 
 2 venerate, ^c. v. To Revekksce, To Ho.noe. 3TT^T^, 
 
 WoKSHiPFUL, a. loorthy oftcorthip, v. Abobable. <JvH'fl<», 
 
 WoESHIPPEl), /). V. V. 5-3^%?5r, T^T^^, Ac. "jf^, STTTT- 
 
 fsH, 7<iTf%?r, ^f?{H, H^, afrfsr?T, aif^, sprffffT, ?iHft?m, 
 
 2 3TKT%c5T, Ac. ^TSJTTf^nT, ^?Hl f^ H. 
 
 WOHSHIPPEE, «. "VVoiiSHPPlNO,/). O. T. V. 1. q^^TTIirTT, H^- 
 
 oim, &c. <Tv^r->T^3pT-&c. ^Runn, amrtft', "Jv^^k, i^&e. 
 n?r, H^f?np. 
 
 2 arr^WRT, ^rFTT -H^HM -Ac. sjRWim-^IJTlf. 
 Worst, a. most eeil or had. ^^'n^-??^|?r ^JZ-^-&i. 
 
 WoEST, «. »»o»< severe or aggravated ttaie, t. Exthemitt, 
 Height. sns?.MUir^r-|:^r=qT-&c. ^pa^r w.-^^FFTOT /-&c. 
 
 At the w. fvr^Mt. '" 
 
 To get the w. of. ^T^T. 
 lb Worst, e. a. v. To Defeat, fvi^, 1< l f^ rt-Ac. ^^. 
 
 To be worsted. ^Tof , ^R^TOT, ifritfT «I^. 
 Wr'oHSTEB, «.— the yarn. ?it^^%-ir^^ ^ n. 
 
 WOBSTEB, O. V. N. al^rt^qr gm^r, F5f:p^. 
 
 Worth, «. value. fpjrHfr/. iTlr5 «. 'TFqrTT/. 
 
 2 excellence, degert, uorthinest of regard \. Goodness, 
 Virtue, qi'qnr/. ^fycmuil j». ??R^/. goi ♦». itrT n. 
 
 Worth, a. equal in value or price to. f^.^rf(ST■, ^l?5nr, ^' 
 
 2 deserving of. tfr^T ^o;>. v^T A ^rtrTT. 
 
 3 T. Havino, Owning, ipft, ^sriTft, ^TffNr, ^HH?113I. 
 To be w. \^Hf. 3THfii «». ro». 
 
 Worthily. See Properlt, Eiohtlt. 
 
 Worthiness, n. v. A. 1. *r%'Torr m. ^j^v^^ m.f. *r?!T^/. 
 
 2 ^F^THT/. ffrq^/. 
 Worthless, a. — of persons or things, v. Bad, Useless. 
 
 5CTSET, 'T'»i^'f?r-?f^iT-&i'. arntjft or ar^jTi^TT, f^A^pop. f^^- 
 
 ^, ^IJ^iTrPS, ^T^KT^T, ^T^^rinT, «m^, TTT^, JT^T? or 
 Hi<^H, ^F^rTT^H-Tf^fT-Ac. ^^, ^OTIIT^,— compreh. 
 or gener. i?T^<, ^flri^, ^<flt^, W^\, W^VTf^^. 
 A w. thing. 3T2^^T^ ^JS n. 
 WoHrHLEsssEss, «. V. A. HTcTPT^/. TRosqon ffi. m<io&qu || 
 w. f^ref-Woir m. ^w\KVn m. Ac. 3T?ra^ «. 
 
 ^8 ^^*^ 
 
 WoBTHT, a. haoinj worth, virtue, excellence, ifc. v. Good. 
 Virtuous. ^qfnsTT, ^^fft^, H?5r, ^p?T, 4 i '«<H ^ r, ^^T, 
 
 2 deserving, qpq', ^iTfTT or «?nTT ( used in construc- 
 tion with a verb, as KRT'Trsi'i'TrtT, <T^rqT^''R?fT, ^[^\- 
 v!ft'TT,!IITr^T^, Ac.) OT^-T,3T^ in coinp. ^^tT in comp. 
 
 WoRTHT, n. a worthy person. ^vcTT m. yTTT^sfn. yt'TrsHw. 
 JTT^TT^^ ». 'T^»TM^ ». HH^HI n. "J^frTT^TB. ifWPT ♦». 
 
 Wound,;?, t. V.A. 1. %?%?rT, ^'^?JT, ^iiraaar, Ac.tif^. 
 
 5 3TdlM3?5l, nf To5S5^T, Ac. 3'TO"^fT, vi<qifi|H. 
 Wound, n. hurt from a weapon, <fc. SfT^ or «IFT m. vf^jr»T/. 
 HfT;)op. ^JrT ». ^R ff». '^R/. m^r »»..^^ n. aT^raPT «. 
 ?I^mi?r »». — made by a pointed and piercing instru- 
 ment, ^T^/. m^/. 
 
 Plaster of a w. ^<<<H4^/. 
 
 To throw salt upon a w.v.Sore. vjNI*J< ^^ »". ^FBoir 
 To Wound, v. a. v. N. tii^ m.-^^^ j.-^^X m.-&c. ^^-vSJ- 
 
 ^ TTS^T, qr^r w.-q^R OT. hrSi, ^^JHt-^Rrra-Ac. :?RiJf. 
 
 To cut at, Ac. to w. ^]^ »».-5rR »». ?I^. 
 Wounded, ;>. v. V. ^n^I ^?5?5T, Ac. «^^Rt, m^ToE or qma, 
 
 Mortally w. f^T^nnTT. [ TOir^r. 
 
 Wodndeb,*. Wounding,;), o. T. V. m^ ib<uiHI, st^r^- 
 WovEB, p. V. V. fsmSFJT, Sf3R3T, Ac. f^oftsf, fi'sft, ^S\M. 
 Wbaith, n. tfPTTJ^^ w. 
 Wbanole, n. Irawl, clamorovt contention, v. Squabble. 
 
 aR^F^fSR^H /. ai^JfJllft^^^ft /. See also the nouns 
 under the verb. 
 To Wrangle, v. n. iquallle. f^Tt^^c^or, f^FHfilflSl, »lI^oi, 
 ?^^q^, ^^q^fltJif, a^fasTT^ m.-^\Tq^ n.-^^n^ J.-'^r\t\ 
 
 !J!?!I'T?T/.-f^Rf^?5 f.%P.%^ m..%X^f.-HpS^Pj f.-Zf^. 
 KH /..^i^qi^x^i w.-^tfiH'^ or tir «!.- f5ra?inT »».-Ac, 
 ^R^, A ^r30I-^"rffr withgoj $. recip. tRi'F^/.-VT'mT?fV.- 
 
 «^3^/.-?Tl^T'P3-TrT/. 31'ii-?3ot-^T?I'Jr-^m y. o/*. rffc«> 
 
 «?t?TB^'r5 «. Sin, <nf «. ^p^ot, — Tchemently, vocifer 
 
 li ously, ^^=^ »M.-fT?50j^n ««.-fe?fSlOTr »n.-5p?j:R?H »» 
 
 : -Ac. ^^-irfs^. 
 
 l! Wrangler, m. Wrakgling, p. a. v. V. qR^q^J-'P'^'P^-^c'IS 
 
 :j -Ac. JfROIRr, ^K^S'STF, ?^57l?«ir, ;F?rFlf57T. 
 
 To Wrap, ». a. roll or fold tcge/her. JSR^, s'^zof, njTST- 
 I ?5^^5 2^01, ^fr/. JFT^-^?:^ 3^. 
 
 jj 2 cotrr jci</j something rolled around. Vl?^,^?T55^, 3^r^- 
 Tot, B^^of, ?5q^-Ac. E^i'sf^JT n.-Sic. ^^ot. 
 
 3 around ; loind around or over. ^il?.ct, ^Sr, «r?trr, R^- 
 ?:ot,3Toiqdf,5iti:lui,r?iopf-%^-Ac. ii;'-4^,^^«.-Ac.^^o|. 
 
 To w. around ( the waist ). i|?JT ^^. 
 To w. round closely. 5^3^ «lt«^-^. 
 
WBB j 
 
 WbaTRD, /». v. V. 1. 55!cW3T, B^Z3Sr, Ac. 
 
 3 J5T2^f, %?^?^, S^d^rfl , Ac. «ilv<1. 
 Wbappeb, n. Wbappix'o, />. a. V. 1. ^tl«i(nKI,9^iUIKI, Ac. 
 
 3 ^iliUIKI, (^^^wrTTT, Msi*i *jtM«ii<I, Ac. 
 
 I. dolh, 4'c. t>>at lorap*. ^^^ n. STT^TH ». ^THPT «. aTIoET 
 
 That is used as, or is fit for, a w. qw^. 
 Wbatd, n. V. Anoeb. ?m »». ^PT m. spT*I »». ^ ». 
 Wbathful. See Asqbt. 
 
 2b "Wbeak, ». o. (vengeance), ^m.-^ m.-Vfjm.-&c. 4'^^. 
 "Wbkath, ». <Ain^ curled or ttcitted. ^Z or %?m. ii'ihi^/. 
 2 (of flowers, Ac.) v. Gablasd. itr?T;w/>. ms/. fR m. 
 ipiTT "I. ^TT m. ^?TT m. 
 
 To fall in pieces, — a w. <^j^rx^. 
 To slip off from a w. or string. 3?1iToE5fr. 
 To Wbbath, v. a. coneolve, Sfe. ^3oi, 
 
 2 eneireU With agarland. xiloE/.-Ac. «lttI'T-a<)?oj-^«i««l, 
 MlrJl'Slf^rl-Ac. ^^. 
 Wbeck, n. ( of a ship ) naufrage. HT^^/. mvf/-/- f»T*:Ht- 
 
 2 /*iiiy wrecked. TT^^ rTC n.-l^ipT n.-Ac. s^ ^^/. 
 lb "Wbeck, e. a. (a Tcssel). "pnE^I, *TiT>n..Jin|t m.-Ac. *^. 
 Wbecked,;*. t. v.— » ressel. ilS^.rfl, fifr^^,— a person, 
 
 To Wben'CH, ». a. trreti^ ticiit riolenily. ^TUcSuf or WTTIoEot, 
 
 fi i iiK"i or f^nraoT, ftToE>p^, Na^?^, f^awt, ^3r, ^- 
 
 ^^, rM<'l«uft or fv^»IIc4uft /. ^TT. 
 
 2 T. To .Spbais. ;^^n^iif, ^^^ /.-Ac. H'^. 
 
 3 from. wrTjT^^-fqgt^T^-fTrH-Ac. ijot-^^OT, 
 
 4 off ; out ; open. ^■^'-«i, ^•m*'-"'!. 
 
 To w. and tear yioiently. T^^f^rj^WT/. 'r»^ ^. o/o. 
 
 IT m. fV2l/ "T^ m. 
 To Wbest, r. o. /If I*/ or pull from by force. ^TTasf-fJoW^- 
 jT.f}^.&c. im-fT^, ^■ilctUIH-Ac. if^. 
 2 /w»«</r»iii ike natural meaning. ^IV«1, 3^^ '^'' 
 
 "WBE/rr. See Twist. 
 
 WBMTKn, p. T. V. 1. »T"TT^s» M*1<^, Pk«^'ji 'i<lA«J, Ac. 
 
 2 ?#I«?WT, ^i^T'T im^Fn, Ac. 
 Wbchtkb, «, WsEnuio,/. «. t. V. 1. «««ii«^ ^«IKT, Ac 
 
 2 S^THirTT, Ac 
 
 To Wbwtlb. c. «. i^^t f-^m^z, ■••T5'( *••**• ''^t 
 
 2 See To Coxtexd. 
 WusTLm, ■. "\V«r»Tti5o, p. «. t. V. 1. 5^ %<>IIU,d|^, 
 
 Tuminc;* and winding* of a w. Trirkf and feinti of 
 • w. V^^ m. pi. 9V^^ m. pi. 
 WnsTLmo, ■. T. V. «fft/. 011ft/. fPTW'W/. u't^wft/. R- 
 115^ ». ^WftlT/. ^TF5^ *• 
 
 19 WRI 
 
 "Wbetch, fi. miteralle person. In the sense of A pennileu, 
 friendless, and miserable, or a lucJUess, and lurk-blasting 
 felUw.fl.iid with the power of the sport of fortune Jor- 
 tune's foot-hall, ill starred xcight, forlorn creature, ^'e. 
 there are the following terms and phrases. ^^T^ 
 
 HRoST m. vn^^^ Ht^arr m. fn^rr Hr^rsET m. 3Tq;T?nt^T 
 
 «i3 m.-HTir »n.-^^?J *rr3r m. 31^1^^% ^ n. <H-H* |1|['^ 
 ifra n. ^^^qT"^=^, ^-l^^ri *HIcSI^T, spTTcS ^^HFT, 3T^- 
 
 ^55 n. ^'^sn, iT^^TfT or H^^TT, f FHTTt^T, ^^, f fTSft, ^- 
 
 s<^istii, ^lotnlsm, ^FT^^^'n, «)T»t?!fH?^, qts^Ti'n^, 
 
 ^T'lTT'rRT, STT^^ft, <P%rT?1!PC, ^Htl'WH, ^?5T^ or ^, gj- 
 «n?5in 3i?JTOT, ^moil TSTOT, *TlKtT^T^TR«F, fq-^K I, 
 
 H(--)K, ^^'ifT, ^T^^T^'^, fJTOmr, 55 ?^^, 5555. 
 
 2 worthless, sordid, ^c. creature. v.Blackgvakd, Scbub, 
 Wicked. iJ^^HTf , ^^HnrrrT, ^!^, qr^T, 5^, f^jfY, 
 
 ( from 5? ), sfTIV^T. 
 Wbetched, a. miserable.^ unhappy, f :^t, q^, ^.^, Jt^lt'l 
 
 5?(^nw, 3nq55w,n<M5M*H, 3Tr'j?5?TK,^nrH,3mffTO?«T, 
 5?ww, 5:?i^, j'.^nf^^, jt^ir^fT, 5:<«im*h, j-.^wnK, 
 
 A w. creature or being. 5:^ Ml ^[^ m. 
 
 2 pitiable, pitiful, paltry, — of persons, v. PoOB. ^^t, 
 
 ^rm, in^wmr, f^RT, f*TOrtt,^, y^, "rnft, aiMH, 
 
 3 wrry, poor, paltry.^ — of things, T. "Wobtht-ebs, Bad. 
 
 ^fr^, fwft, fH^^, qniiFT, jHipr, n^t, sn^, ^'mxH 
 
 or ^^'FPT, JTTII or JJTTT, «IR^, iltrift. 
 
 4 V. Calamitous, Apflictitb. J'.^JTWT, ftWt^, 3IW>- 
 r^lluiIHI, ^TWSn^^T. 
 
 WBETCnEBHESS, «. V. A. 1. Jt^ fl. J^ft^^ «. fi^ tH.pl. 
 
 Pf^I m. pi. V^^ m. ^%^^}m n. si^^t «. f^sjft or ^/. 
 |CI9 or |T^ w. /)i. fP^^fT^ m. pi. 5>f W m. pi. ^^^i^T/. 
 
 «5/. «Fnp^/. "^ »i. >rT/. gRnrf^T/. ftrrfn/. arnnjr/. 
 
 To be in utter w. i\\ VCH THJft «■ 'tm g. of t. ^«Tt- 
 ^ flrfp-HTtHTt adv. ^"W. 
 
 To lie in utter w. ^V^^X ^^t or nipt, fTW/. /rf. iTT- 
 TOT, xm^ ifterj. ^t^, 7?n«»rr qiwf , ea^OT/. ij^, TOfoft- 
 
 To wander about in utter w. ^^1^ ado.-t^Tini 
 adv. ^f[7f f<wrif or 'Jf}ii. 
 2 ^ft^MO ll m. m^Vlon w. fM^.l^Muil w. Ao. 
 8 ^ifWtf "». fH^TTTTT m. JW^Wrr m. ^T^HTotTm.Ac. 
 To Wtioout, 9. »i, wow //'c My to and fro with short mo- 
 <ion». ^iffwt, ««nrw/. «F'oi, ftafirzflt, 3fTaifig5i or T- 
 
TO 070^ 
 
 Wriggler, « "Wbiqoliso, />. a. v. V. ^a^oiKTi <(c&«|o6<|i< 
 
 TT^, 3T%f^**iu||<i-^''IKI-&c. 
 WniooLiXG, n. v. V. ef^s^aoT n. araf^aq^ n. &c. ^55^3 /. 
 
 To "Wring, ». a. twist or turn violenllt/. Hi'ioiiJi or fl<»I|o5 
 of, ftcnosof or f^rTT^SW, f^o5'T7'jf, fqcS^ZOT, f^aof, fr 
 
 2 from ; extort^ squeeze from. ffoliJI, f^3^ ^tit. 
 
 3 oS; force offhy contortion. 5^rf5-f^35pJH-&c.?lllcfr 
 
 4 out ; force out hy contortion. fToEot, fqoETi-f^cEq^7^-&c, 
 
 Wbingeb, «. 'WEraoiNO, j>. a. v. V. 1. Mi'lctmKI or K^TTToE- 
 «TRT, f^tn^iJITTr, f^oI^?WRT, &c. 
 
 2 f^soTRT, PrJ^^<JrRT. 
 
 3 5<'ii«^-&c. msiJiT^. 
 
 4 PrcEtTTTT, f^;T-&c. !FT5tJrm. 
 Wringing wot, dripping wet. V(^X!(^. 
 
 To Wrinkle, v. n. shrink into furrows and ridges. gt^TT^, 
 W^^f- i'^.-^r^TT/. pl.-f^l'^^f. pl.-&o. qjoT in. con. 
 
 To Wrinkle, v. a. contract into furrows and ridges. i^Tf^T- 
 
 «Iot, g^fBTT/- pl.&c. 'TrS^i. 
 Wkiskle, «. corrugation, ^c. ^X^f. f^TTf\ f. ^S{t[f. 3T?ft 
 
 /. nfS/. ?^/. ^*fri<1 m. [Sfao^nr. 
 
 Wrinkled, ^.v.V. N. g ^ <^H<^ rf r, ^<';^f<l l-5l^*<<r-fcc. q5%?5T, 
 Wrist, «. yoini of the hand and arm. WJ[nz n. it^f. M- 
 
 f^^ m. [ #5. 
 
 Lock or gripo of the w. f^^HT^ or f^^FT^/. v. vfK, 
 Writ, n. legal instrument. ^T^f tR^PTT «. 
 
 2 See Scripture. 
 iZb White, v. a. form by open, ^c. fef^, ^ITOoT. 
 
 2 express by means of letters, f^f^., fe^, aj^, ^^- 
 *ft ^ot, fe^^ «.-%??t^ «. ^^ ^r. o/ o. 
 
 To w. down, fe^fff, fep %^, HtS^, Htf5 %q^, ^- 
 
 To w. oft' rapidly. >fri+iU|. 
 
 To w. out under distinct heads. ^riM«i<()/.^FT'^y. ofo. 
 
 To w. roughly. ^R?"Jt. 
 
 Cost or price for writing. frir^uii<^o5/. 
 
 3 T. To Cour03E. fef^, q;^, r^fof, %^^. 
 To Write, v. n. perform the act of writing. f?5f|ot, fri^u j. — 
 
 with implication of toilsomeness and fagging. 5ff^ ». /)Z. 
 
 Niflui, Kpnfti/.-m^^rs/. ^^t. 
 
 To leave intervals in writing. ^ m^HI pjfiui^ 
 
 2 do the work of a clerk, fef^iif, fef^ n. fe^nf, %^- 
 ^/-fr5^«iii^ qjnr «.-&c. ^?^. 
 
 3 wri'ife and send a letter, qn^ m.-q^f «..«fce. fc}f^"'l -fe- 
 
 Wbitbb, n. V. V. N. 1. frff^uiKi , &c. ^q;, fef^^, fef^- 
 ipJT. Terms signifying .4 good writer, and agreeing 
 with Penman, Calographer, Sfc. are ^HT^'Sir, ^H^nTSffT- 
 
 ^<^ =5fn JlftmRT, ^^fqff, 3TW^oT, gjfi^. Terms 
 
 WRO 
 
 signifying ^ Jai writer, and agreeing with Penster, 
 Scrawler, Scratcher, Quill-hutcher,BSO^^^^^\.^^\X^^• 
 
 Posture of a w. ^\^i\f. v. ?TrtT. 
 
 To set up for a fine w. Ri^P'ft^ ^ m. irf^T^. 
 
 I. clerk, Sfc. fe^'JIFT, ^RfT, %^^, SlW^Tt^^. 
 Business of a w. ^^^f. 
 
 II. aw^^or, ^c. Jpf^, q-'a^PR, ^T'tpFrTT. 
 Weitersdip, n. v. N. 1. sfK^/. s^nfft^^TT «. K^^'^/. 
 To Writhe, vTn. twist and turn about the body, ^of, ^oET- 
 
 oEot, q^^ciTjr, ^^E^^f. sp^^, ariirfqcET »n.-«fSTfqcET m.-aii:- 
 
 fq^ jn.2)Z-gT5,i%fq2f^ »». pl.-k<t. qcf-^dt or, in. cow. qof_ 
 To Wbitue, t). o. See To Twist. 
 Weither, w. Writhing, ;j. a. v. V. ?nt?oE^nT, ^^oE^p^on- 
 
 tT, 3T3fq^-&c. ^OTRT-^'TRT. 
 Writhing, «. v. V. ^Sf^iif n. &c. stoE^ToE/. ^oE^/. ^a^- 
 
 5ET «». sffirfqsT m. cjTm^r w. ^rf^TcST m. a^raifqa »». ;>/. 
 
 aioo<1irTc6Ml/. pi. 3ToEl%ft«Ei% w. ;)i. 3?55?if^ji n. 
 Writing, n. ac< of forming letters, Sfc. fef^ n. fef^i^JT^ 
 
 Fine or skilful w. ^rfH«*l(/. gim<T «. 
 
 Hasty or bad writing. ^TSfH^ft/. frl^TT^TFT Ht^- 
 
 J^^}:^m.pl. {.'snf. 
 
 Implements or materials of w. S^JT^nrnft /. fef«W- 
 
 Eegular and uniform w. ^spshKt fef^Sr n. <J*<ii<j?t 
 
 gr?^ «. [ tr^. 
 
 To set up pretensions to good w. H^trft^ ^pi m. «rt- 
 
 2 written letters or characters.^ Sfc. fef^ot n. %^ w. <IT- 
 M^ n.pl. fef^/. a(T?TO:^5PTT/. 
 
 By or in w. K^T^ft. 
 
 3 written paper or thing. %g m. frtRnH «. f^f^uj n. fe- 
 ^ wj. fef^ ». T^nP «• fe^PT »i. — compreh. or gener. 
 ST^T^r n. ■fe^NST or ^^Z\ m. fe^ot jHot or feft^^ 
 2?raJ n. ^'TTJT/. fe^TJ^r »». [ m. pi. 
 
 Cancelled or waste writings. T^/. T^ or T^ *1J|<^ 
 
 4 paper or document of olligation, legal instrument, y. 
 Deed, Bokd. %^ »». q^f «. ^PFT^ m. jpHT^Tsr «. «<SS'^ 
 «. ^T<T n. ^^^«(W «». q^pp n. ^H^f. 
 
 Weiting-boaed, n. qr^/. 
 
 Steatite or earth to rub over a w. ^^ /. ^| m. f. 
 *TT^/- ^f^"*" ^\f- — * ^^'^ ''^ **"' '^^^ "•• *"" *^^ **• 
 
 Weiting-mastee, n. l^^^oio^\'ii\^^\r^^oS'n^\ n*;-f^*^o>i- 
 
 Written, p. v. V. A. f^f^aSTT, fe%?r, %^?T. 
 W. on both sides. "TlsqiH: fef^?5T. 
 
 I. as opposed to expressed in figures. 3T?J^. 
 
 II.— flr« opposed to oral, fef^^fll, fr5%?T, +rt*ft', t^fuc^i, 
 Wbong, WiiosGLT, «(/». v. A. 1. 2. 3T5'in^m, ar^ftfft^, 3T- 
 
 ^i^IT decl. 3T?q-«TT, ^ITTref , 3T«mi'«<l*<, iM'mnJW, 97- 
 
 'I'tn^, 3TT*frv. 
 
 3. 4 =^?r, 5^^57r, *mT#, wMt^, &C, ar^SJ, Slf^siTT, 
 
WRY 
 
 971 
 
 YEA 
 
 ^<*M«ft,^rfn*(T, ?ft^ deel. H1J«,«, siTTrei, ^lldl^. 
 6 yrf-ll, ^*<|il, .i"H?l, ^<<Sldl, Ac. all decl. 
 Wkoxo, «. injtutice^ injury. aT'l^T^ »». ai-^I*! m. ^^ n. 
 
 2 fio< /ru/A or ri^hl, t.Ebhob. vm m. «tf?r/. 3Tft^ /. 
 
 Wboso, a. — of persons ; actinj improperly, v. TIxjcst. 3T- 
 ssrVT =^Tft, ^^ N H 1 ,3TvM^^Tft,'3(mTn'TT*l'Y,3TB?I?T^TrO. 
 2 — of actions, purposes, Ac; unjust, improper, Sfe. ar- 
 "TTTT^, anft'ft^, 3WTf%, a^Ri'iHi ,^c-<< ic^-H I , ^Wt- 
 ?ft^, Ac. fTnT,^<«(i^«ft, 3n^T3nft, 'kf^rer, arJn^, ^- 
 
 f^, qJ<*SI, *1'^l-H«,uim-'<<IMlH-±C. ^t^^, *)I«I'II, ^RT^, 
 •1l^*>W, ar^f^, 3T^>rf«T, 31'<4I«^, Sfc^^T^, fftPlf^*"?, 
 
 aro^ in comp. 3T?TT^, 3TT»TT^, 3?^, gTT<4lf^d. 
 
 3 — of persons ; erring. ^^ptJiTTT, ^*rt^l, Wn?%W, «t- 
 
 ?r, «mt, vnr^'P, «tf^i», ^nfTJaT, irnr^^. 
 
 To be w. *nT w.-«t^/. T5^-^ i«. con. ^^, ^55t^, 
 4 — of things, works, &c. erroneous, incorrect, inaceurale. 
 
 ^^^T, f^'T^, yirO^i, WTT^, Ac. 3^55, "Syr^rer^q;, 
 
 6 «<»/ phyticnlly right, T. Beyebse, IxtSBSE. 3rJST, <nt- 
 
 n^, <i"*i<<ii, ai*!-"-!, ft><OH. 
 
 2b Wkoso, v. a. treat teith injustice, Sfc. v. To Ikjuhe. 
 
 WMJ|«|M.-44'M|<4«.-^Tf7fl.-Ac. ^Toi^. 0/0. vi^^m.-Ac. 
 
 «r»i vUk m of o. 
 Wkoso-beaced, WBORO-axAAKSxEss. See Pestzsae, 
 
 PeBtxuxirzsa. 
 Wbohoeb, j». T. V. armv %%?5T, Ac. afrmfhr, snfRT, in- 
 
 WB050EB, ». WBOxonio, ;>. a. "Wbo50-doek, n. t. V. 3T- 
 ^n*T *<0|KI, ?»n^5R *^wiKi, ^T^ *iOIHI,Ac.yH-*Jiq<piO, 
 
 WaovorcL, a. unjust, t. Wicwo. i1-m<4|V||, 3Is(MHt, 3T- 
 
 Wbosofbllt, adt. v. A. aiu^ Wboko. »<«-<< l << | ^ , apft'ft'T, 
 3RvnTf%, TTf^, ^>*ii^*, f^^T7, WR^'R or ^T^PPT'l^. 
 
 Wborolt. 8c« Wbo.io. 
 
 W«OJioirE«i, «. T. A. 2. 3T»mr«. TPftft/. fTt?». fitrmT 
 ■I. yt^^<WTw.' ?Kf i ^^m n m . Ac. 
 
 Wkoth, •. T. Akobt. 55, WK^, %{rm^, 
 
 Wbooobt, ;». perjormed, done. %?r^, V^. 
 
 2 worked, elab<rrated. VJ|>.«4I, «rtff , K^^lf^, H?fW, JW. 
 
 3 stirred, icoried up, t. Excited. ^^^^rSI, <nT?;?!T, 
 
 Wstjxo, ;>. T. V. 1. 5"ii«^i, f^afy>;s i, Ac, 
 
 W»t«r of w. cloths, Ac. f^«w«ft(». [ftVT. 
 
 W«T. m. distorted, twisted. tt'FIT, P t «M%^ t, 'fta ^=|s5T,Vi!, 
 WiT-MouraED, a. f ^npr, fiMi. 
 
 X. 
 
 X. This letter initially has tho same sound as z ; medi- 
 ally and finally it has the power of ks, and is repre- 
 sented by ^^. No Saxon or pure English word begins 
 with it. 
 
 Xastippe, n. V. Scold, Shbew."^^?^/. ?tr«FT/. T^THmr/. 
 
 i Y. 
 
 j Y. ^'8 letter in its initial use is represented by iT; in 
 j its medial and final uses by \ or if. 
 Yacht, n. v. Vessel. ^RijrK'ft ^\^ ^% 
 Yam, n.— the plant. !p>iTcE/f3Ta: »i. 1>[Tf^«. «. 'tSTaw. 
 j n. ^TTT^'Y/. — tho root, «ft^<5an. <pt^n. tfram. n. j^lT^tn. 
 
 irtrrffn. «. <||<I^<F^»n. qsr^n. n. ^^w. 
 I Elephants foot y. gr^m. 5?T*!pt'TS>oE». 
 
 i; Yabd, «, court, enclosure round a house, ifc. SPR'Jt oraflilHw. 
 I ^rXTm. Jim. VT^ifln. ^rs^n. 3T^TTn. 31Trfn. qT?T or 9X^^ 
 I or ISWn. qftn. f^^TflTT^rt. ^oS or cEn. 
 
 2 — tho measure. ^Kn^. ^\ip%. from tho English is get- 
 I ting into ase. 
 
 [I 3 ( of 8 ship ). qr^rJT or qTinsT«. ^svS[f. 
 \ YaBN, n. woollen thread. ^ ^(SM ^». ^T'lrf^n. 
 j 2 «i»i^/« «<rin^ 0/ a forrf. ^m. 
 
 Long y. a long-winded story. ^=^t?n. SiMiMv^fl/. 
 ^TTT or ^r?^». "TTin/. <ir=^ or JSTm. ^"^n. ^toe'H- 
 # ^». 
 
 To spin a y. MRuilfi*!/. 3T^. 
 Yawl, n. v. Vessel. ft>ft/. ^% n. 
 
 To Yaws, ». n. yaf«, oscitate. 3Tt*r^/. or 5rt»=qT/.i>J.-<!»t- 
 *Toft/..3TtH««TT/. pi. ^-^ or, wi<A ffi,fo«. ^^, '^J*?^, 
 ^Tln. ^Ifloi, ffrjn. fJf^'liSr. 
 
 2 o/)«i iwV/rfy. ^raSr, fTf^, 3TT w.-jffin. ^TTOflir-'m^ 
 or m^H-M^M 'J^JiOT ^. o/"*. ^'if or ^\^V[ or ^;^^. 
 Yaww, Yawkiso, n. v. V. 1. 3it>T^/ !-TtH5ft/. 'JTT/. 
 Yawskb, «. Yawsiso, p. a. v. V. 1. 3Tt»»lf ^"lITT-f^t^fW, 
 
 Ac. «fi? tlWTRT-^ra^BT, Ac. 
 YE,;>ro>i. g«^. 
 Yea, adv. V. Yes. fn, 
 
 Y. and nay (procedure or speech). 3T^«TT?ft^. 
 Y. and nay ( sort'of person or thing ). ^till^ini^i. 
 To Yeah, r. n. bring forth young, f^. 
 Yeaklho. Sco Lamb. 
 
 Yeab, fi.— the period of time, wk n. <TT!! ». <tfr?T^ «. fW^ 
 m. «f5 or ^^^ m. 
 Advanced in years, f^l^, f'ftf^, I'O'ft'T, W^PTT. 
 Beginning of tho y. tMM4<IA *. 
 By yearn— reckoning, Ac. f^^lflpft. 
 CloM of the y. sn^ HTH •• 
 Coining y. ^wniW n. ^ITT fJ ". flT??3?T^ «. 
 
TEA 
 
 972 
 
 TET 
 
 tfiPTn. ^T^i+<<N*'in/. — That is of decliuiiig years, g^- 
 
 Events or fortunes of the y. — as predetermined as- 
 trolog-ically. ^TPc^ n. 
 
 Eirst y. of a cycle, an era, &c. 3T9c5?lT?I «. 
 
 Eor years, through or till many years. ^^ ^, ^^\'{- 
 
 Eourth y. ago. =Ef}ireT,— In or during it. =^^. 
 
 In the year of an era. ?r^. As, in the year 1847 
 
 Last y. of a cycle, an era, &e. 3n%T?fT?? «. 
 
 New y.'s day. s^sTf^jq^T f.^^^m q^^ /.—Pole 
 erected on New y.'s day. jrt/. j^'-^^r m. 
 
 Once or twice a y. occasionally. ?l^ ^iTTT^f. 
 
 Past^ or last y. iffq^M. 1?reTS». ^TlJjg^^ «. ^IKSJ ?JT- 
 f5 n.-^ n. In or during the past y. JpE^f, ?fT?5^^t, ^- 
 ?^^T?ft, IrRITtff, &c. "^ [ ?T^fiTT. 
 
 Person hired or engaged by the y. ^ ?335IT pop. ertt- 
 
 Present or current y. ^T?r»T^^ n. ^I?5rr^T?5 n.-^An. 
 In or during the present or current y. This y. aisr^or 
 aTfsrr or ?t^, q^^qTJwT-WTfff. 
 
 delating to two years. §?Hf5T or ^. 
 
 Second y. ago. year lefore last, frin^ «. ST^R^^ «. 
 3H3[f?«iaM. '7?ft=frs55^Tfyn.-^'fn. In or during the second 
 y. ago. fTTT^rlt, 3T2p«n^^, &.C. 
 
 Sidereal y. aTT^ ^ n. 
 
 Stricken in years, <iye<7. ^^^5, MiJIrflH, ^^"rT<T, 
 
 Throughout a y. 3«TmhT, ^T?ITW, ^^TT. 
 
 Throughout the y. sfT^itm, siKH^f , qi^^f^, STR^l^- 
 
 Two years old — a beast, &c. 5^, 2^. — Tliree years 
 old, f?T?ir, fH^f. — Eour years old, ^^T, ^W.' 
 
 Unto the y's end. 3TT<(«ild. 
 
 Within tlie or a y. «nt% «(FTSt. 
 
 Whole and present ( or any particularized) y. :JH- 
 5r4 M. ^H^T3 «. ?i5C^?5 «.— During, through, for, in,&c. 
 the whole y. ^^BTc5. — Of or belonging to a whole y. 
 ^TT^rT^ff or ?jr. 
 
 T. after y. ?TTc^?THn5. 
 
 T. before a particular y. 3T3?5^^ n. ard/jj+ilrf n, 
 
 Y. of ( in rotation ). ^^Bf. — Holder for the y. — of 
 a properly held in rotation, crf^^ft, ■Hlrt*{1. 
 Teablt, a. happening, coming, cj'c. every year. ^^\•^\.^ ilfrl^- 
 
 2 inj/wy a year. \^.^i f^m^-SiC. ^^RTRft, ^"ft^, ^- 
 
 3 comprehending a year, ^m^^ ^Tf%, STlf*^^ ^f^R^rft- 
 Teault, adv. every year. ^Jprhf, ^TST^, STfrigefRT, qfff^, 
 
 2 iy /Ae year. ^^\^.^ il«f|-m t/fc/. ^TRftTT. 
 To Teien, ». «. to feel the workings of tender affection and 
 longing, ^sft^ ZZ m. fqSH ^WT or ig^RlTlSl y. of ». ^sff. 
 ^^^,5r 1T^^5^o5/.-iTTTT/.-&c. ^OT jw. cc«. viffT w. 
 ^ar y. o/«. q^a^T^or, qif^^or, 3l>Tfr n. 2^?. H^lDT-fe^ y. 
 of ». 3T?reqteT 'ft^ »l. '?50t-«raSl g. of g. qj^frf cpoE^gej, 
 qistn <^m. qiOT /«. con. xcUhg.ofs. <fll5/.-&c. sreBfr-Br- 
 im, ( Ex. spin sn^ ^5 flT IRWt 31?? ), JPi^sTf^n. fqf 5T 
 «I^, infa^Trir <"T5Im. TS^'W- con. Kith g. of I. qi?tfT a?f15 
 
 ms^, qRt?r 'stist't. 
 
 TeABMKG, n. T. V. 5P5J«Tc5/. W.^^^ m. <fc'^fejc4| W. «f,a'f.o ! , /. 
 
 W5/. 3fr?T m. qfe OT. qrf os¥t/. 
 
 Jlaternal y. qRvrfroEm.qinn/. 3T?T5-€nqvTrT5«TT=5ff HT^t/". 
 T. of affection. ^KTI^fT w. 
 Teast, Test, «. the froth of beer or other liquor in fermen- 
 tation. ^XX^Z m. ^^^S m. tpKI'fTiT m. «F1^~ItTT m. «?^fl5 
 w. rIT<ft/- ( Toddy, or the fermented juice from the t;ld 
 tree ) is commonly used in this country. 
 To Teli, v. n. make a sharp and hideovs cry or scream. %- 
 JP^, %5F?<Tf, ■^^PTq'&T, f^?T5SDt, fsRToft or fqj^rafr/. ^^- 
 
 Tell, Tklliho, n,\. V. ^qfiJT «. &c. %TT5it or f^pfTal/. 
 
 Teli.ow, o, fq^ar ( remiss. fq^oCfryrfZoic/gJ, and foryellow- 
 ishness. fqsTots/. fq^a.l^'Y/. ) ^a?JT, ^5Sf^ or^oSliTT 
 ( like turmeric ) srefft, strf, ^^TT, %?I5ft o«<^ kvi\ tr 
 irr^ ( like saffron ). — intent, bright, glaring, &c. y. 
 
 fqgstT ^H^, fr^r =^2^, fqsrar ^?i^?tY?r, Kr»Ttjjft?f or q^- 
 
 Deep or dark y. fq^oIT ^^. 
 Teli.owness, n. T. A. fq?iaqoiT «. &c. f^^T2^^/. q>rtnw. 
 
 "flH^roi »». ^ft^W^ m. 
 To Yelp. See To Babk, To Yell. 
 Yeoman, n. farmer, respectable common man. tr\^^ ?^^'^> 
 
 ^TrlTfqrTT fJIsfrn^5!T-&C. 
 
 To Yeek, t>. «.— of horses, &c. T. To Lash out. |t7I^«TT/. 
 
 pl.-&c. m^^, 
 Ykb, adv. ^^, ^>, ^, 3TT, i, ft^PPTT, ^^K. 
 
 Yesser, one who always assents. ^iq«IT, ^IfT^T ^^'Ji'TRT, 
 ^t^ft «J><«THI or ^tTfTRT. 
 
 Yes Sirl Yes your Worship, ^t. 
 To say yes yts to every thing, ^re^ '^^'Jl'Jf. 
 Testes, a. last, last past. JlST or il%?5T, HmST, ^3^, ^- 
 
 Testebdat, n. %[^ n. splr?^ ^^ «. 't?^-'^?raT-*Ifr-&c. 
 
 Day before y. q^^ f^^W. 
 
 On the day before y. qT«rt. 
 
 Man of y. 3TMo«<HI. 
 Testebdat, adc. ^.m., ^<H'J<^W, n^^TTf^^ff, Trrf^-fe^^ft. 
 Testeekioht, «. ^n5<T-^kfit-HTO5t-&c. TTrT/.-^T^r/. 
 TESTEEKionT, flifv. ^IcI^T^t^, ^R?^^ ^^ftfl^, 'Tr'n-JTT'TF'TT 
 
 -&c. ^5ftH. 
 Yet, conj. nottcithttanding, nevertheless, frtt, rimfq, cI^Tf^, 
 
Ton 
 
 m 
 
 roTJ 
 
 Tei, adv. oier and above., hetide. ar^jT, ^nn^. 
 
 2 itiU, the itate retnaininj the tame. H^^, ^^f^^fte, 
 
 3 up to this time, t. Hithebto. 3T^, 3T<nf^/><>p. ST^TTT, 
 
 Jb Yield, e. a. — land, funds, &<:. give in return, produce. 
 5'if, ^T^t, 3??^ ^^, ^t^t-S??^ ^t^r in. eon. with qre[jT 
 
 &C. fl^ in. eon. tcilh TT^ g/^*. 
 
 2 produce, afford, give, — gener. ^, ITTTITW. ^T^I, fKosSr 
 -irm ^t^-<n^-"T^T^-7JT*T ^m-q^ W H<^<l*l-^T»ft or 
 ^Idl^ 5?TnflT all in. fon. t«M "TT^ o/ «. [}f^. 
 
 3 ai/ow, concede, \. To Admit. »TR^, TTJ^T-^R^-Ac 
 
 4 «<fe, surrender, resign, /(c. t. To G ivE bp. ^, Bt?%, 
 
 TiELD, n. See Pbodcce. 
 
 2o TnxD, r. «. X-noci «« Jirr, give in, ^'c. v. To ScBMix. 
 
 ^»m, ^'W^, ^w. l)/.-i["in. pi. ?^, "In. f^vro^. 
 
 2 See To Give. [o/«. efe??5T. 
 
 Yielded, /». t. V. A. 1. ^=f??r, 7?W %^55T or tcilh m^ 
 
 2 Htr^'^ r, f^z]'r>,^]■^m frrasi-itc. ui/A qrg^ o/». 
 
 3 HT^ %f5WT, «:^ ^31, &c. 
 
 4 1%s^r^, KI1%^, Ac. 
 
 YiELDiso, a. inclined to give wag, soft, complying, t. "Weak. 
 
 YoEE, «.— for the necks of oien. ^n. ^^WX or ^PFJ or 
 
 vfmi or ^5^ «. vj^n ». ^n «. 
 
 A double y. 5Iltt /. 
 
 Peg or pin of a y. vfr^tjft /. grnjft/. 
 
 Portion of the j. which sits upon the neck. iK^n. 
 
 To bring under the j.^. 3T5rtiJ^ t^wot. 
 
 To keep under the j.fy. ^;^^*TT^r^ Wof. 
 
 To shrink from the y.— bullock. ?ft^«i. ^^wi, 
 2 (of oxen) couple goked^ t. Couple, Pais, sftnn. ^vC\f. 
 
 Front y. srmJ^t/.— driver of it. 3RT»I?^r. 
 8 bond, link, t. CosKEcriOx. f\\zf. Ji^m. 
 To YoEE, ». a. put a yoke on. ajrof , attiof, ^.•^%%n.-&e. 
 
 2 >oi» iiw together, couple. ^Tl^fr, Ofrtt/. *?o|-^q^- 
 
 You-nLLOw, YoKE-VATK, N. aftm^, ?rt»rtt^, ^fr^t^T, 
 
 Ymo-tie, n. JR^fn. JM'ft /. 
 
 Yon, «. ydlowpart of an egg. fkwv ^tF.m. 
 
 1931, YonBX, a. being at a distance within vine. PfWWj 
 
 >if, ^ift^OTT or ?!T, M^%i)t4 (w'^fe^T^ Ac.) TTm, 
 TOKSKS, ado. at a distanca teitiin view. f?t«, qfft^ or>. 
 
 Tom, adv. long, f^. 
 
 Days or time of y. nnwatw. f^^vfev. 
 
 Of dajt of y. f^i *twHt or frtf^, Jir<t?T vmv, 
 
 To0,pr<wi. gi^. 
 
 2 fl«y one. ^Wt or ^^, 
 Tocxo, a. being in the Jirst part oflije, not old. ^rpT-icvT- 
 
 ^ gmO^I, «?^^M<l(-«(i, ar^IT, ?i^ ssi^PT, «irc5,flT^- 
 
 Y, and rigorous. vjl«(H+il, vf^T'??!, vRTTK^, «TT- 
 sTvfI^H, dtUIMIST, HTTT'lfS, 'l«(M<uir, 11lr«.ui|'?|«t), 
 
 Y. and ardent. s|% yi(-(|-tj|_ 
 
 Younger. VTT^JJT or c5r,^f?l^, !«5^,3TH^l^r,3TJ3TT?T. 
 
 Yorxo , n. young one ( of an animal, gener). f??j^n. f*r?5T m. 
 
 flHSTT m. iftS n. ^T^ or vfl^ «. q^ m. v^ m. ( IT, 
 
 ^, 3 m.J. n. ) ^^ m. W.l^ m. qv^ m. ^m^ m. Rr^ m. 
 
 ^?B m. [^ fi. jp;. 
 
 2 young offspring of. ^ f. 'ifK fl. f^f or fq?S n. pi.. ^\- 
 
 To be with y. See Pbeokast. 
 
 YocsQLisG. See Youko. 
 
 YotJHGSTEB, YotrasEB, YoTJHOLiiia, If. T. Stbipuxo. JflT- 
 ^^, flloWff . In this sense and with contemptuous im- 
 plication, corresponding with beardless brat, thing just 
 f edged, one just unpinned from his mother's apron, S^e. 
 
 *r»l^^, ^*r 3H<(ISf, «i^iMY, i^Wnm. And some phrased 
 used in repressing the forwardness and pcrtncss of 
 youngsters are, ^I^T ffts^ ^^TTT 3155 ^ToEBT HTfT, ??|^ 
 
 fl^t=^ «m ^n^^n «T?5<TT 3^T^, apTT •TTnm »ft sfWr 
 
 adT^, HfTT aura ftoESr fTT ^V f^TB or aTT3T^ 3T^ ^ 
 
 ^?r or ?T3^ Juf r, 3f^i at«Wt Rm ne^ mfr, jft «it- 
 
 Youngsters ; /i'«/« o««, v. CniLDBES. qtT«Tm «. pi. 
 YocB, Youb's, jpron. an^f. 
 YouBSELF, ^>ro«. 5^^i a(nq«t. 
 Youth, n. early part of life. fTTOI^orTw. fl?n7t<mT w. vj«tpft/. 
 
 fl. ir<nniTr n. ?T^fm n. ^^mr «. ?lnw «. sfrti «. ^t- 
 
 Fire and flush, force and rigour, Ac. of y. Sffpft /. 
 IW^TTT w. H^<^*n«^<i||T/. JTT^wm^T H^ m. JT^w^- 
 «l(? n. 3»Ih w. ?«n5 n. si^fft^rjT M. 5^Tft/. 3WPft 
 
 Flower of y. Spring or Prime of y. Freshness of y. 
 
 nfTsft/. 5^^/. »it»»HWt or ^^ »Mt^^aft»R/. 
 
 He yday or meridian of y. m aiWTsft/. HTsiW^ft/ ^ 
 
 Person ia the flower, prime, 4c. ofy. ^fTTT^, ?it- 
 Prideofy. qltw^^ m. 
 
 Study ( i. e. studying or the inbject of study ) from 
 J. ^i«<4ia M. irt?T«im m. 
 
 To be glowing under th« fire of y. 7Mm»f, 3^»^»f , 
 
974 
 
 zoo 
 
 2 a J. a young man. oi^PT m. ^cqi m. sHU<l|(^ m. 'J- 
 ^ «. q>T5T m. fFVt^ m. 
 
 Handsome y. T^re:. 
 
 3 yow«^/)«*«ons— collect. ri^uiHIui^ n. ^Z. rl^uiviHm.j)!. 
 
 ToginrDi., o. v. Young. cRorr, H'P'Jt, a^"ir^?'<^^T. 
 
 2 of or belonging to youth. a^TTiIT^r, ?TI^qT^?*lr^, rlT- 
 
 ?w?i^^=gr, jWfft^r, 'J5^'TT=qT, &c. q^^^T?^!^^. 
 youinruLNEss, n. v. A. 1. ff^oi"T"nT vi. fi^'UNuiT «i. &e. ?TT- 
 
 >5, This letter lias no exact represeutatiTe in the 
 Marathi alphabet. The nearest to it in sound is cr. 
 
 Hasy, «. T. BoFFOON. ^5t«rT»I. 
 
 ZiEKicn, w. sulphuret of arsenic. HT^ffew. [ssiOS. 
 
 2iJE:AL, j». ea^e»' desire, passionate ardor in pursuit, v. Pa- 
 Eabnestness. snriTT/. 'ftcn/. 3TFT/.5F5ti^/. 3^*3?/. 
 
 Zealoi, «. one iwAo is over zealous. 3TT?'<)'^T sf^r, *rff T^- 
 ?5T, f^HT ( ^JT?^-^?T=^T-&c. ), srfqreq;, Stfq^T^, air^f- 
 
 Zkalotet, n. oi'er xeal. 3Tfrr3TR'4r/. STrTRiTT/aTHTRTf^/. 
 
 arr^gm ««. ar^^grfip/. %5 «. fit «. ( imf%-&c. ). 
 Zealous, a. v. Passio>-ate, Eabxest. 3TT^":.t^, RTST'fr^T, 
 arrftipF, arrr^^fr, arR-i^^rff q>, ^§^, ^PFfer, fft^-ur^ ar- 
 
 2?^, 3T5?fIi 
 Zealouslt, adv. T. A. aTT^'<^, "ft^Pff^, gr4>^,&c. 3Tr?4TT- 
 
 Zealoubness. See Zeal. [^R^RT w. 
 
 /edoaET, n. curcuma zerumhet. vz\f. tf^^i pop. ^^^ or 
 
 Turmeric colored z. arm^^/. ^T^ft^r/. 
 Zesasa, ». ^TH^r^TT »». 
 
 Zesith, «. vertical point in (lie heavens. fJJT«T m. <H'HRh ^ 
 J». ■Ptl^l^ w. gj«^ w. grt^^^lia^F «. JT^^F^w n. 
 Pointing to z. and nadir ;— a line. 3v«^fw. 
 Zenith-distance. ^H n. ^r\iv m. ^HHiT m. 
 (Sine of the zenith-distance, ^''^jf. 
 2 «g. T. IIeioet. il^^ or q^^ ?/i. H^H^/. 
 Zephtb, 71, soft, mild Ireeze. ^f5>/. *i^^ w. 
 
 Balmy zephyrs. Jl^vjm^ m. 5'?W7;f^ m. 
 Zebo, n. cipher, nothing. ^Jf^ n. 
 Zest, «. rrfwA. ^/. «Tlr^/. ^T^ m. ^f. 
 ZiozAO. n. ( of lighthing ). 3TftTK?rT/. f^geSHl/. 
 
 2 ( of a road up a hill ). ^fi^ n. 
 ZiazAG, a. ?TfT»T^ft^, ^TTIHlft. 
 Zisc, n. — the metal, ^w n. 
 
 Sulphate of t. ?T%?T 'ftTffT m. 
 
 Impure carbonate of x. ^pJHMImO/. 
 
 Zodiac, ». — in astronomy. nf^^l^'P n. nf^HSc? «. H^fip n. 
 
 >TH4rf n. TmT «• The twelve signs, ( HTT «. 3H J5- 
 
 c5t /. ^rf^^irft /.) are ^^ ( aries ), |^iT ( taurus ), f»T^- 
 
 ^ ( gemini ), ^ ( cancer ), f%^ ( leo ), !F??n ( Tirgo )_ 
 
 ^i\ pop. <jr5 (libra), |fJ>q^ ( scorpio ), Vg^X);). tTT 
 
 ( Sagittarius ), JT«PT ( capricomus ), ^T ( aquariae ), 
 
 jftT ( pisees ) ; there arc two divisions ( HTS ) \iz. z- 
 
 ?T^Ic5 consisting ©f the signs from ^^ ( aries ) to ^- 
 
 pqr (virgo), and ^?T'iT»TTt5 consisting of the signs 
 
 from ^ ( libra ) to t^ ( pisees ). [ »i«»I »». 
 
 Circuit ( of the sun, &c. ) through the z. TTTT n. >T- 
 
 Passag o of the sun or a planet through a sign of 
 
 the z. ^rf^HH ft. 
 
 Passage of the sun through » sign of the z. ^^^=^^~ 
 or «. ^[^tsTWI n. ^^^t^/. ?f^H5ptffT/. 
 
 Passage ( of the sun or a planet ) from one sign of 
 the z. into another. ^I'lpifrf/. 
 
 Eising of a sign of the z. c?TT «. 
 Eising sign of the z. 3^?n5iT ». 
 Setting sign of the z. ar^^ir w. 
 Sign of the z. ^rfV »«.;>op. ^TO/. T ». 
 Siring or ring of the signs of the z. c5lT^5^t/. 
 Sun's entrance, moment of, into a sign of the z. 3ff«. 
 Zodiacal, «. belonging, Sfc. to the zodiac. ^n^^PT^T, H^- 
 
 ^pmr, &c. TTf^^^^^^sft, H=^5p?i^Kft. [ar/. 
 
 ZosE, «. V. GruDLE. +M<4ir »«. ^NY/. ^s^siT »i. «i>r4^^- 
 
 2 ( of the Earth ). »TK^?tr/. H^rlT «. «. H^ftiH^ m. 
 Torrid z. H^-q^ wi. ^f^^^T'T m. n. 
 ZoOGBAPHEB, «. o«e u'^o describes animals. ^\j^ ^^^^f;ml^. 
 ZooGBAPHT, n. desci-iption of animals, '^'j^ vh^ n. <T»?Tf^- 
 
 ZOOLOUT, n. science of animals, ^^i'^^^^^tf. sft^^ ^r- 
 
 Zooioux, n. ditsection of beasts. 'I'^f^^s'f^^ ». 
 
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